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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-19

Monday a $40 play selected horses
lost $40. Tuesday the paywon $40; yesterday
it netted $500. Net gain in three days, $3.50.
Riley Canaan is at the helm With the as
sstance of the greatest corps of track sharps and
his own handicapping, he is picking the winners
and will continue to pick them.
Today he promises two at to I that should
gallop home. Friday will be his banner day to
date. twoyear-old that has not yet shown his
best form will be the days best bet and at odds of
10 to I should gallop home. Saturday the Riley
Grammar Co. will close the first week of its exist
ence with to shot that Mr.. Grammar saws
should lose his field and win in a common canter
You invited to join US at once You can
play Riley Grannans selections yourself or we will
play them for you. Here are the terms:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-19

prices closed as follows:
Butter-Steady Creamery. iSG26c
dairy. l448c.
Eggs-sready; lsizGi7t.e.
Cheese-Steady; 12izGi2e.c TO I2gI3izc
Kansas City.
Kansas city. Feb. is--Ciose: Wheat
May. 677snssc. July. e5a.c. cash. No.
hard. s7Isg6sizc: No. . hard. e5Gssc: No
hard. 5yas3c: rejected hard. s7a9Dc: No
red. &c; No. : red. ssassc
Corn-Apr'l. sic: May. 3s-.a3sizc; July
3Sis45L.c; cash No. : mixed. 5ssIac.
No. white. pa.c; No white. s0s4c
Oats-No. white. sass: No mixed.
531za5iizc.
Kye-No. 2 81.
Hay-Choice timothy. 81. 5OfIsco; choice
prairie. t3"o.
Butter-creamery lSdzc: fancy dairy.
lsc
EzgS-Fresh IFzc
Receipts OF wheat. % cars.
ST. Louis.
St Louis. Feb B-Ciose: Wheat
Lower No. red. cash. elevator. 7Iz.c
track. 7fiz677c. May. Ike. July. Ike.
No hard 7297sc.
CorIs-Heak. No. 3 cash. &C. track.
pGiic: May. 4i%aA7.c: July. fl1.e. nom
inal
Oats-I>ower No. ? cash. 5si4c: track.
- aos1zc: MAY. 11z0Essc: July. 2ls.e
No. white. 5Sc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-19
Riley Grammar Co.
Incorporated
Paid Up Capital. 100000
RILEY GRAMMAR, President.
6l9 Common Street, New Orleans, La.
Adelante, Q to z Won
Bud Embry, Q to z Won
WERE OUR WINNERS YESTERDAY:
$40 WOW $3.50 FIRST THREE
DAYS.
True to Riley Grammar promise,
made in these columns for two weeks
past we are delivering the goods
from the start.
OUR RECORD TO DATE

Every loser named by us, as we'll as every
winner, appears here and a showing is made of
the result of $40 fiat bet:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-19
Kansas City.

Kansas CITY.
Kansas City Feb IS-Czftle-R Receipts
500. all natives: calves. 80. all natives
Fat cattle steady to lower; cows and
heifers active strong: stockers ard feed
ers steady. Choice export and dressed
beef steers s4-5sIS =; fair 20 good. 81 "a
$50: stockers and feeders. .aesl t.as. west
err fed steers. = e<35-ts; Texas and In
dian steers. S275Et5e. Texas COWS. 8 so
3.Z5, native cows- s. xsSf< lg- native hetf-
ers- 3 ooG4.oc: Gamers. ,l-ooG2zs; bulls
s. ss<fi =. calves. s. 5olrs-sa
Hog@Recespts. ss.s Market opened
7I-FIac lower. closed strong TOP. 80:
bulk OF sales T-eaG7i5: heavy y7.a5G
20, mixed packers. s-sSG1.I5; light. 81
AZ 0z1s. workers. s. es17. ~; Pigs, ss-dsT
SIS
sheep-Receipts. 3.5a Market strong
active Native lambs. sLoo9s- 3. western
lambs. s. sac .. fed ewes. SISGssp: na-
tive weths-s. s. ss6s-5s. western wefns-s
= 4sGs- %. stcckers and feeders. s--ss59-ea-
ST. Louis
St Louis Feb Acknowledgements 5.0oo.
including -. Texans Market strong.
with Texans higher Beef steers. s sc
So. stocksrs AID feeders. J. -s<s<sf. cows
and hefters s-Sr< -: Texas steers. a.
"a =: cows and hs!fer< g lsG15
Hog-Receipfs. isa Marker steady
Pigs ard lights ss-esa--Se packers. ss-75G
-, butchers. SS&s-&
sheep-Receipts. 5.cs MARKET strong
Natives 81 es<s5 =. lambs G-Ssfs5a. Ter
ans S3EGss
ST. Joseph.
81 Joseph No Feb. 1s-Carti@-Re-
ceIpt.. =s-t Natives. S-EEs- x Texans
ara Westerns 8 za< =. cows ard hess-
81 zs&Is; veaIs G-gs5l5a- bulls ri
stays sr5s1z =. yez-iIrgs and cziTsF
& ys6tzs- Stockers and se-dsrs. .1ss9
HoS.-ReceEpss. 7.ss- Lint and lsxn;
mixed. IS 90 Is. medium ard heavy. E-2
E.z: pigs. E.sSs -. hulk E-5F7n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-14
Sranrtge DerIeunioer.

Sm 9e5ember bes 8oriabres iplIr'
De IN Ringers Der Sroensbrlloer
Charles perbdftet inter Der ifperen
Intlaae, iit an Is 8naben - ieinen
Shiilern - iittlib pergangen 5il
boben. llmionit betbeuerte Der 9ru.
Der ieiue llnitulO; liberale unb logic,
liitiide 9lGtter be~banoelteu ieine
Shulo uIs eriDieien un0 neioeten Die
r4iiaire" arInolih aus, inter se-
pobnter GeraagemeiHerung Der
8loiien.
Qor 8eriht baben nun aber bic
Sauptbelaiiungs5eugen einseltanoen,
oab lie bon perihieoenen firdenieinb.
li6en Serren az ialiben Iusiugen
ueranlaBt mlroerg mo eS purbe
ferncr 0cridtlid ieItgeiteat, oah
Gltcrn ser &naben nit 8elo beito'
hen wuroerL Inn bieie faliten Ius.
luaen 81 neranlaiien. SaS 8eriht
erfomte oaher aui nHihtihuIoig"
lnlo aui Sreilaiiuna oeS 9rubers.
Run merhen ole 8erleumoer Dor
Die Shranfen oes 8erihts gerufen,
Inn bort ibren gebiibrenben 9obn gu
ertalten.
Ger Sail lit leiOer ni6t ueu unS
itebt uiht perein5elt oa. unb eS itehi
leioer nift an %ertparteu, oab gentle
Seute elm anoermal lid ipIten Ser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-14
GriibIinDss unD Sueempseit.

8enn Der 9liitben poIle 9roipe
iprinat,
ltnb oie 2er6e ibre Sieoer iingt;
Sern pom Serge bod oas '@nloborn
idallt,
SaB Oas Gfo oltrf bie SbGler ballt;
Wenn baS Sanaerbeer, bon Dem
Mittelmeer,
Sreuet lid) eriebnter @ieoerfebr.
Sbr idOner Sang, fiinoet ipeii ms
brett
3! pie berrlid ib6n, lit Ole Sriib-
lings3eit!
8ie mrmoerih0n, o pie tpunoeri6on
lit Die Srublings5eit!
PIP. Ole Srabliugsaeit!
@eun Ser @eiBbod bon Den Bergen
rollt,
2aut Der Conner bei'm Gewitter
grollt;
8enn Conner ibipeigt mtO Die
Sonn' iih 5eigt,
limo Gebel nab Den SGben iteigt.
Wenn Die Suit lit REIN Iit iins
Sung iid freu'u,
Ilte Sreunoid)aft pieber raid er.
neil'n.
2iebt rno paaret ii6 IQes toeit ltno
brett
81 Die wunberit6n lit Sic Srii9-
lings3eit!
@ie tpunberihon, 0 tpie punoerld)on
lit Die SriiblinaS5eit!
PIP. Die Sriiblinos5eit!
@enn sic Conn iif 5eigt an hober
slim,
llnb Ser &louSner iingt beu from.
men Eialm;
@enn ser Gem erblift Sic iunge
grait,
2abt ertonen Or Sen Sober laut.
S'ralIf an ieiner Seit', Tie linn gie6I
@eleit.
Sn Dem Morgentbm ser Triiblings.
5eit
Cont ibr S~iebeSlieo, Ourf sic Ilpeu
melt
81 mie mmberib0n lit Die Sugenb'
seit!
@ie plnberihOn, 0 mie nuHoeridGn
lit Die Suaeno5eit!
PIP. ole Sugeno5cit!
MnbreuS @of Of.
3 II b u q N c, Soma, 8. April 1903.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-14

betommen. Sic MIL nGmlif
W'oreens nidt mebr aufiteben unb
Ibm Den aaffee fohen. els poli.
ttlh pollberehtiste 9Irgerin, nteint
lie, loute er lid nit ibr in Die bdrs.
ltten Eflidteu tbeilen. Gem bieoe.
rem Sim WlIligan ieiue before"
uno ltonere &alfte aber miomet ibre
Wuleltunoen Dem Stuoium Ser poli-
tiiten Gage, ltatt ibrem Monne Sic
Stritlnpfe 81 ltopfeu, ippriiber oieier
10 lpenig erbalit lit, BOP er elm %fllIn1i.
nantes Gtngeianbt an Ben ,aider"
losgelallen bot, lpelfes mir aber lei
Der nidt orltfen fonren, ba mir inns
prin5ipiel niht in Samilien : In9e.
legenbelten miid)en. SIN Magemei.
nen bat oie Grfabrung bon Colorado
nno anoeren Stanten belpieien, buB
es i'm offentlideu 2ebeu feireu Oeut
ausmaht, oh Die Sraiten oas Stimm.
rett babcn ODER niht. 9enn oie
meiiten MAIDEN hapon entmeoer gar
teinen Bebraud, ODER itimmen pie
ihre Batter ODER griiber ODER 8otten
es linen porlhreiben. Nrisona mag
lid alfo b~erubigen. CAB es rle,,er.
oinas ieglifen mooernen Shninbel,
ipie er audi beiBen mag. mitaumoten
lid berufen fiiblt. lit uueroinas Fem
Iebr erfreulibes 3eihen Ger 3eit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-14
9llip GpaSintorbiidOf MuntgOmcrn


bon Gan Sranci$co lit sum Gr3bt'
lhofe bon Wouila erndnnt. Sou Ole
Nahri6t %bebeuten, baB nun SiIhof
Gonatp auf Den Shlbl bon Sos
Ingeles, Sal, ernannt miro, uno
DOB Gieiem olsSam bas &edt Der
Nohiolge fir Sm SranciSco &c.
iifert meroen miro? Sic Gage Der
Shorthand beS liberalen Sllgels i6ei-
men in Hom bieoer ongebrohen 5u
fem. @cbe Ben Seutid)en 1no Den
ScIuiten, menn Die meme liberale
nS6redeusberridaft" antrittl SaB
&iifof MDQer gum Grsbiifofe bon
Cincinnati ernannt nuroe, ifeint
ser reinite 3ufaa gepeien 81 Iein.
Sdtte Semano anbers als Der chr
miirbiae Gr5bii6Of gloer auf Dem
ersbiiG0ilidlen Stllble BON Gin-
ciunoti geieiien, 10 pGre alld @iIho1
WnQer'S Grbebung gum Gr5bilGofe
niGt 10 leift erfolgt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-14

Dem 81. &oter ongenronet, Dab
uniere aan5eI.Groflamation pe9en
Der ccrGnherten llmitanbe ais aiht
aeihcheu gu betrahten let"
Gu5 bebelltet MN in unocren
@crten. bak Der 8iihof pom Srier
ieiEcl 3Ued errcidt bat. GS mag
mouhcm Observation-Disclosures nidt
gefaQen, OaB Die Hegierung 10 iGm-
merliG Sen eeredten @iiniben oeS
@iihofcS Iif fiigen mllBte, ober nit
ser i~iberolen @ad)ridyt, Onb Ser 9i.
Idol peroem ii + g morben iei,
ETC., ETC., lit es audi uorbei. Die
gor5e Gpiiooe iprtht ebr 5u
@uuiten DeS prin5tpten'
treuen S6crbirten bon Srier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-14

Sn Chicago, a., Itarb Ser MiGio'
mar, Serr Smift. 9erielbe IoQ ittJ
einmol oobin geGllBert bubeu, Dab
Elm Menih I'M 2eben nur Orei 9inge
bahen ioIlte; SuitueB, 8eligion ltnb
Die rihtige gtrt @ergniigen. Natiir,
lid, Nen erlten 3beil Oes Trogrom-
mes bat er gut ausgefiibrt. Sliineh
luar Die Sauptio6e uuh 0aber aiug
linn bas Observation-Disclosures Dor Der
Heligion. @aS bas ri6tige Ser.
9niigen mbelangt, 10 itirumen pir
inn BET. Mau ioa ms mir Die rid)s
tige 9lrt gergniigung geben. @ir
lieben es, in i6onen SGrlern 81
mobnen unb ihone BierOe gum gus'
fahren 81 haben ltno aud) 5llr Nb'
nehietung lmIere netten YaftS alll
Dem @aIier 81 baben. @aS DIE
WiQiollGre Oof) Ginem S6Ones
ratben tonnenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-14
SN&of SpaIoimg Hbcr Den
Strctt>

8ii6of Spaloing fat iid in einem
Snterpien nit eilem 9ertreter Der
@bicogp'er ySri6iine" ausfiibrlif)
uber Die arbeiten Der &oblenitreif.
Gommiiiion mo Die Gage in ben Sob
lenoiitrifteu ausgeipro6en. Seiner
Slniidlt nod trugen Die Nr6Piter Oif
Sauptihnlo an nem gnu5en Strelt.
bd lie iif) Deigerten, brett nit Den
9rllbenbelieern 81 unterbanoeln uto
beburrli9 cine Union porihoben, Die
iih gum grpBen Sbeil ans Irbeitern
in ben @ei6foblengrllben 5uiamrnen'
iebte, pelhe unter gang anoern Der.
b~dltniiien betrieben meroen. 2us
Gleno in ben Sartfoblenoiitrltten
BON meIdem 10 piel III ben 3eitunger
Die Hebe gepeien, babe 5umeiit nur in
Der Ginbtloung ieniutioueaer Sci.
tungSreporter %beltanoeu. Sie unb
oo hattie pnbl cine Samilie Hotb &c.
litteu, aber 6as lei iogar IN Chicago.
ia ielbit in 8eoria Der SAT-. Der
Stud fiir ole 8etbeiligten, &oblen'
grdber iomobl als @ruben6eliser, iei
lleberproouftion getueien.
p Ser 9iihoi erboiit bon BEN Ir6ei,
ten Der COMMUNION o%alernoeu Srie.
ben unb eriprieBlideren 8ebeiben
in oeu Antbracitgegenoen.
9ie 5mongsnetie i6iebsri6terli6e
9eiIegl,ng bon Nrbeitertpirren (com'
puIiorp arbitration, Die lid in Neu'
ieeIonb befanntlih 10 gldn3eno be.
mdhrt hoben iou, hdtt er in Imerifo
niht fir hur6iiibrbor. Gin unOere@
lei oQeroingS Die 5lponaSmdBige
Gruirrn9 offer einihlGgiaen @erbGlt.
niiic um6 llmltGn0e IN iclfen 61Qen.
no eiQeniinnige @el0bro8cu o6er
3iinitiae Ngitatoren StrcifS in S5ene
ieBen oocr IN Die &dnae 3icben mClhc
ser 0iientliden Woblidbrt empiin6s
iidcn Shooen 5uiii9eu. o9aS @s,
merfid,ait$Nueien Der Nrbeiter", hubc
linn SomltGl @omperS einmol geiogt,
lei qeuou 10 tart, ober llnter fcinen
llmitGnben Itdrfer, oils bic MeimnQ."
llno boS lei rihtig. SObalb ole or,
aoniiirteu Nrbeiter Ole oiientlide
@cimmg nid)t mehr bintcr Iif
hGtten, miiiie ibre Maht in nihts ger
faQeH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-14
Der ARIZONA slider

idreibt IN ieiner neueiten Summer;
o0ant! Sest ioaen alit Die @ei,
Der in SlriSona bas Stimmreht er.
balten. Cine 2abp aus Wiiiouri bot
Die @eihihte eingefGoelt. geibt
SGlicr Der 2e9iSlutur babeu Oel
i6Gnen Yetentinnen Sen 8eiallen ge'
than, uno bel Der nafiPn @abl
tunn'5 losgeben. Tins lit es lhnuppe
Oh ie'g9eiber oaS StimmrefDt baber
ooer nidt, bem obtpobl mir iclbet
feline @Gttin beiiBen Die unS bel oer
@abl tbr &ntum ge6eu f0uute, babeu
mir bod bel alien SaoieS in 8ipe'
ADAM @ulf eineu Stein i'm Brett
10 oaB micre politii6en guSiidter
ourh ole G~infiibrung be5 8eiber,
ltimmrehtS MIR acpimen. Ser olt(
Com Seolp bat Ieioer nit ieiner Sral
tRiolse Der Heuerung i6oH arapal
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-14
9riumpb.

9os 8eiprGf bonn Stammtiid
brebt iih nm mertDiirbise 8eiipiele
Der Graiebuns BON Sbieriuugen burd
irembe gltern. Ser Sberioriter
Dartet iidtlif) unaebulbie, Biz Der
9erpalter nit ieiner @eibidfe bon
aiuei aasdeu, Die cine Sunoernltter
betreut bat, 81 Gnbe lit. Guolid legt
er los: Gas slaes lit nod gar nifts
-. i'd bate einmal cine Senne init
einem 8ii6lein uno einen Sasobunb.
Die Senne ltarb ploslih, unb aus
Witleio 5og Der Sunb oas ~uerrpatite
&iihlein auf - unb benfer sic
iit. meine Serreu, ihlieBt Der Sber'
foriter feierli6, oieles Sltbn
BELT ieBt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-14
&ir leicn Sa i'm Scroll Sc;

@ir ieirn Sa i'm Scroll 6es
@luuben3":
o2er piel6eipro6ene o8iocrnri"
beS 9iidof6 &orum bon Sricr, ser
ON Gountoq. Den 8. War5, bon Den
aau5eln perleier murbe, bot foIqcn.
ben 23ortlaut: Sends cen GrflI.
rltngen Oe& WiuiiterS i'm N6georo,
T~eterbuule uHo pciteren Mfittbeitms
gen bat Die fouigli6e S%taotareqie.
rllnQ oie Nbiiht, Den @iirihen Der
&otboEfcn IN Ger bieiiqen Stuliroac
Gcre6t 81 Tcr6en. TeSbol6 hat Der
8tihoi IN uebereiniimmung init
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-14
Gtc 9tennbotcnfrage por
0ert6t.

.Sie iino bie S(ngeflagte, SralI
@ltttte?" iragt Ger @oriisenoe Die
cine Der beibeu erifienen 9amen, Die
in ibrer ieioenen 9lpuie, Dem ge'
ihlisten SunitusRof uno init BEN
bohmpbern auigetrempten, mi!
StrauBiebern sarnierten Sammet'
butte auBerit elegant ausiiebt. lie
10 a~userebete frduielt perddtIib on
2ippen. Sbre Reoepeiie perpifhi
iofort ben einitisen gtnorIf, Den
ibr Ae,rBeres be%rporbringt. bod
ben Shmers! 9a eitemiere id min
bod bGber. Sd bin Die 8ofin War.
iareta Shpar3!" .Ib TO-, tpen'
bete iih Der @oriisenbe, iidytli6 iiber,
raiht, 81 Der mberen, elmer ruuo'
liteu, etufaf e~efleibeteu Gral
nMIio sic iiub Srau @uttte?" =
~Guemal", erfldrt Grau @uttfe, Die
einen rotben aopf befommen bat.
.8ie fGnnen &c mir 10 nieorig III
if}Gseu, oct &c Die rieoise 8one fol
mir bielten. Ct is n Smmer, TO-
aar bet Soge Oct Seieses ldBt iit
blenben ourd Den Slitterilan5 bon
ION bisfen aIeoaihe." Srau Wuttfe
1T BON ibrer R5din rpegen 3orperper,
leeune. beeansen burh bus @erfen
zines Sanbfesers perflaet tuorbenl
slui Ste Srage bes 9oriisenoen, OF
Tie iih iduloig befenne, erDioerte tie;
Soften bod, i'd ioa ibr etpa mid
aoienaneu traftieren, no ie mir iE
fommt." 8oriisenber: Sic bebduH'
ten alio, bon Ser Shtpar5 gerei3i
morSen All fem. "-angeflagte: SD
OF. Oct nit oen G%ienitboten is belt
outage iton reenerpeg jar nitt mear
ertrdgIif,. 8ut mirb mid aQens pfr
Die Serritait perlanst! Con Wf'
diem mSHte fif BLOB nod uff'n Sopao
ausreteln I'm Die Irbeit BON Die Wth'
bame MAIDEN Iaiien! llno ooh batn
bGlt feene lGnger als bier @oben,
Sa, tuenn tie ibr nod ulle Woten
atpee Wdl cen 2ogen.9iaet IN I
S~pernbmIs ftiiteu bbdten I'm abiolnte
Ireibeit, Bel einen Iusjebtag m De
ISOLDE for De SerrI6aft III ne lebens,
lGngIife Reute, bamit ie uff ibre
alien Gage nidt in Rotb ierath.
oenn bleibt ie jepiB in 0ienit bel
Sbnen. ipofern lie ct ndmli6 mid
porsiebt, bod ann ndditen Griten gu
aeben." 9~oriisenoer: 0aommen
Sic qefGlligit CUR Sahe. @oonrf
Iinb Gle BON ibr gerei8t poroen9"-
Mngeflaqte: .Sereiat bat ie mir bon
II eriten Taq on, MO ie, uffieoonnert
pie 10 N peibliher RfingItohie, be,
MIDI antrat. sd lebe I'M iterbe
for Set Ebeater"", ersdhlte lie mir
iIeidl .un bpffe. BET un'ere Neiaun'
aunaen harmonieren. 4ennen Gle
ben SaIisman pon Tnlba2" oNe"
ioge id, Der is mid mid oorieitellt.
@ie taun id BON Suloa her ben "a.
Iismon fcnnen. mo if mein 9e6toq
MIDI in Tltl6a ipar2"-. Mber Shef.
bic fernen &c ood9" - Sic" eiage
it. .ii femme MIR ShuItheiB6ier I'm
9a~senhoier." 90 limo &c aber
mod iebre surId", meent ie I'M TRENT
mir perddtlih on. sd lebe qan'
in n Reihe Der 9enfer uno 9ibter. "
- Hu merbe id iiftia. n@ot", rufe
id LII ihiebe ihr in De aiihe rim.
.Sier jehGren &c rim. in oct Reid,
Ger Senfel uno Iridier. p~erItonbi,
bus9 Shredsbier meroe id Sbnen
mid poriesen, III bieier WtusiOb Ga
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-14
@idJt nur in pplitiider Siniidt,

NidJt MIR in pOlitiid)er StnIdt,
iunoeru ou6 in @e5ug allf Die Inter.
bringing bon 9ii6of5.G anbioaten
ideiuen Die gbilippinen fir mande
Stcleiuder Ser lluion iebr gelegen
I'll fommen. 9as Neueite lit Die gr.
bebrnq oes CT. :. 3. SCOOTER, Sefre-
tar Der apOitoliihen 9elegatltr III
@aibiHgton auf einen 9iihofsiiB in
oen Gbilippiuen. Soer ioQte piel'
Ieiht bel Der grnenmng Wigr. Roo.
ter'S ans Dem Wotipe gebanoelt
tporoeu iein: Iromobeatur ut ab.
mppatur? chi pipra perra!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-14

leumoungen ~gegetiiber ais meniger
"pertrailensielig" erpeiien. gs Jiebt
eben Seute, Die iolte @erltumbungen
aern glaubeu, neil lie bumit ibre
eiNenen iittli6en Gefefte entibul.
0lacn m0dhten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-14
80! co.! 2O!!!

Gie StraBen.T lafate fins 5eltte
fait ebenio grobe Wuid'e ale Die
Geber ub oas Shwert. Sum Sin.
seigen iino tie iogar 0isireiicn nod
better.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-14

@enn Sic Ser. G.oaten Semanb
abiolut perhaueu miiiieu, 10 ioler
lie Sobn 8iil ou,diDuucn. CIR iii
oit uno fam cine Erodt Yriieel gut
ertragen, pie es Der iiib.cfrifaniibe
Grieg bepielen bat. Sasm fornmt
nod baB er iie rebliD perbient bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-14

Semano bat bebauptet, baB iiio.
umerifaniide &eoolutionen llno Gre.
polutionden in Nem Oort fabrisirt
werben, uno in Stlden nad Dem
Siiben geihidt perSciL tpo lie Die
iiib'amerifamiiben @ener6le 5uinm.
meniesen unb ais politdnoige ariege
feroorbrinsen. sic 1tonrce Goftrin
ioute oieie Sab%rifoticn bon Tcrolu.
tionen perbieten; pOer Die Sib.
4merifaner ionicn einen ibperen
3cQ auf oieiclbeu legen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-14

@enn mir oen @srf ertpiihen, Ser
unS baS nohiolgenoc Gitat aus
Sdiaer's ~8raut Don @eiiina" &c.
l6ift bot. meroeu mir i'm smingen.
uniere idmmtlid)en 2citortifel scr
orei lesten Satire an Iaien. Ter
@enid citirt ndmtiN Shillev irie
folgt:
@ohl Gem unb 9ljiotliA maB ih i'm
preiien,
Ser IN Der Stiae Ser IGnSlihen
Slur,
fern BON bes 2cbcng ccrrpprrenen
2reiien
Iui ieinem 9anoc bat sic belts
Manure.
(SoQ beiSen: ~ainbIi6 ,ubt an
Der 9ruit Der Ruuir.")
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-21
Hall Bills Are SIaned.

Governor Jelks affixed his signature to
the Hall corporation bills this afternoon
and they are now laws There are eight
of these bills, and 1t is their intention to
harmonize the corporation laws of the
state. The old laws had been so much
amended from time to time that 1t had
become quite troublesome for corpora
tain just what steps to take. Auditor
them printed in the same manner that
the revenue laws have heretofore been
issued.
The bills signed were senate bills from
is to "a, inclusive. They amend sections
1898, 1855. 1863. 1860 and 1851 of the code of
1896 and create two new sections. Section %
confers additional powers upon private
corporations organized or renewed under
general laws giving them the right to
condemn rights of way and other ease
ments over rights of others.
Section Is authorizes the consolidation
90 corporations In this state other than
to their use rights of way and other
easements. 1t is the purpose of this bill
to permit two or more corporations to
consolidate by a vote of the majority OF
the stock of each and gives the rights of
the several to the one. There are two
more of these bills pending in the legisla-
ture and. 1t is claimed. that should they
become laws Alabama would become as
liberal in Its corporation laws as is New
jersey.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-21
BESSEMER.
DR.. w. n. Pitcher Gives Piano Recital.
Other News.

Bessemer, March 20.-(Special.)- w.
II. Pitcher of New York. noted organ
list and pianist of that city, who is the
guest of his brother, James Arnold Pill
cher, gave a piano recital at the library
last night which surpassed all similar en-
tertainments given here in the past. DR..
Pitcher is a musician of rare culture and
talent, and his every number last night
was received with rapturous applause.
The programme consisted of selections
from the best composers, and included
three of DIR. Pitchers compositions. which
showed marked talent Though a highly
accomplished pianist, DR.. Pitcher Is pri-
marily an organist and Will give a re-
cital shortly at the Church of the Ad-
vent In Birmingham. He may be induced
to repeat his recital here.
Mrs J. II. Read and Miss Lena Mingea
entertained the Young Ladies' club in
most original and interesting manner
this afternoon. On entering, each guest
was required to guess the length of time
that 1t would take a lighted candle to
burn to certain point.
Mrs ]. w. Phillips was successful in
lHlS, winning the nrSJ prize. a large
framed picture Miss Kate Hopbinger win
ming the second a pretty handkerchief.
number of packages, each containing a
useful or ornamental article, were auc-
toned off, Miss Floy Chandler acting as
auctioneer Ices, cake and fruit were
served. Beside the club members, the fol-
lowing guests were present: Mesdames
Fall, Owens, Phillips, Boots, Hard, Queen,
Lopez, Winters. Stevenson, Little, Miss
Floy Chandler. Miss Kate Giles.
While answering a call at about
o'clock, near Ruders. last night, DR..
Richardson. who was riding horseback,
ran into barbed wire fence in the dark
ness, cutting his head quite severely.
While not serious his injuries cause him
to be confined to the house
The Baptist Young Peoples union will
have social meeting tonight at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs j. e. Rogers on
Arlington avenue.
Mr.. James II. Hard and Miss Mary
Hard are In Montgomery for a few days.
Rev. Nathan Bochman, d. D., who will
conduct a meeting at the Presbyterian
church next week, will arrive tomorrow
and will be located during his stay here
at DIR. and Mrs. ]. w. Carriers.
The Epworth league of the First Meth
odist church held literary meeting to-
night, at which papers were read by Miss
May Belle Hill and Mr.. W. S. WEIGH.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-21
GOV. JELKS NAMES
SUB-COMMISSION
Or. J. H. Phillips ofBlrmingham
Appears in the List
APPOINTMENTS STRONG
The Governor Also Signs the Hall Cor
poration Laws Which II Was Said
Tend to New Jerseyize
Alabama.

Montgomery March -(speeiaD-Gov-
ernor jerks named the members of the
sub-commlssion to select text books for
the public schools of the state today
The members are as follows
M. c. Wilson. president of the Florence
Normal school; J. II. Phillips, superin-
tendent of the Birmingham city schools;
II. j. Willlngham president of the Fifth
District Agricultural school at Wetump-
ka; j. II. Foster principal of the Tusca-
loosa public school, and w. W. Benson.
principal of the public school at Fort
Deposit.
These appointments were considered
very strong ones, and the people about
the capitol today interested in the mat
ter have very generally congratulated the
governor. Some of the ablest of the
states educators are members of this
sub-commssion. 1t is expected that the
sub-commlssion will meet at an early
date at the capitol for organization. They
will then probably divide out the samples
submitted by the several publishers and
return to their homes for the purpose of
making thorough examinations into the
merits of the different books. After thirty
days this sub-eommission Will report to
the state commission its recommends
tions