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Arizona republican., 1903-08-29
MONTANA CLOUDBURST.
Bridges Washed Out and Trains De,
 la"ed.

Billings. Mont. Aug. 2S.-Advices from Moor Croft, Wyo.. report a dis astrous cloudburst in that section yes terday. Two large bridges on the Bur lington with considerable amount Of trackage was washed cut and destroyed delaying traffic from fifteen to twenty four hours.
 Two passenger trains are stalled and it is not expected to get trains through until late tonight.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-29
SEC. SHAW COMING; WEST.

Washington, D. C., Aug. 2S-Secre- tary Shaw left here today for Oyster Bay, where he will remain over night and then go west. The secretary, who has engagements tc make several ad- dresses in the middle west will return here about Sept 15
Arizona republican., 1903-08-29
THE RAW STANDS STILL.

Topeka. Kan, Aug. 2S.-The Kansas river here tonight is stationary. From upstream towns. including Manhattan and Wamego. comes the news that the tributaries of the Kansas are failing. This being the case the river here will probably not rise much higher.
 Director Jennings of the weather bureau says that as 9 result of present
Arizona republican., 1903-08-29
COWBOY RACE RECORD.

Lamar. Cole. Aug. 2S.-Today Dick Creaghe broke the worlds record in five-mile cowboy relay race. the dis tancc being made in 9:42 2-5. The record was previously held by the Wat son String and was made during the state fair at Pueblo in 1O:01
Arizona republican., 1903-08-29

against City and County Clerk Julius Michele, twenty of which charge en- bezzlement by grand larceny and the others destroying public records. The grand jury also returned four indict- ments against w. H. Nice, formerly clerk at the criminal court. Three of them charge embezzlement and the other malfeasance.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-29
YELLOW FEVER
Spreading Un the East Side of the
 ISthmus.

City of Mexico. Aug. 2S.-There are eighty-five yellow fever patients at Medira. At Progresso there are nine teen patients. The sanitary authorities are taking active measures to prevent the spread of the disease to other points in Yucatan Peninsula.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-29
EMPIRE SAID A DRAW.

Todays movements consisted of a fierce engagement during which land ing party of 1900 men under Rear Ad- miral CoghIan captured all the stations and defenses of the Scape and Spur win. These marines and jackies land
 ed almost at dawn and were engaged until afternoon when they returned to
Arizona republican., 1903-08-29
DENVER CROOKEDNEsS.
The Indictment of the City and County
 Clerk.

Denver, Colo, Aug. 2S.-The grand jury which has been investiga ting the affairs of the city and county of Denver today made q report to Judge Johnson. It contained twenty-five indictments
Arizona republican., 1903-08-29
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. Aug. 2S.-Forecast for Saturday and Sunday: New Mexico and Arizona-Generally fair Saturday and Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-29
JOE HAWORTH DEAD.

Cleveland, O.. Aug. 2S.-Joseph Ha- worth, the well known actor, died sud- denly in hotel at Wilioughby, Ohio, tonight of heart disease.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-29

conditions the river will be three feet higher in Kansas City by noon tomcr- TOW.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-29
TURKS TAKING VIGOROUS ACTION

Sofia, Aug. 2S.-There is no founda- tion for the report published in Vienna that the police here have discovered 2: tunnel leading under the palace of Prince Ferdinand which was believed to have been constructed with the in tention of blowing up the Konak.
 The porte is not losing time in adopt ing the strongest measures to suppress the outbreak in the vilayet of Adriano- pie. Makir Pasha, commanding the ar tillery, and Sadik Pasha, commanding the infantry forces, have started from Adrianople for the center of the dis turbances at Kirk-Kilisseh.
 Reports from the frontier indicate that increased numbers of recruits arc crossing in small parties into Mace donia.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-29
NO CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.

NO CHANGE OF PROGRAMME-
 Oyster Bay, Long Island. Aug. 2S.- President Roosevelt was informed tc night by representative of the Asso- ciated Press of the incorrectness of the report that Vice Consul Ma gelssen at Beirut, Syria, had been assassinated. The president expressed qualification that Consul Magelssen had escaped without injury from the assault of the would-be murderer.
 He announced, however. that nc change at present would be made in the plans of this government and that the European squadron. which he last night ordered to proceed immediately to Beirut, would continue to it's ordered destination. It can be said that the president and Secretary of State Hay both regard it as advisa ble in view e the present state of unrest in Turkey to have American war vessels in Turk iSh waters,
Arizona republican., 1903-08-29
MCe-COnsuI MegeIsSen Was
 Not ASSaSSinated
A MISTAKE IN A CIPHER
But in View of the Troubled Condi- ti0n of Affairs in Turkey the Order Sending American War Vessels to
 Beirut Will Net Be Countermanded.

Washington. Aug. cS.-A decidedly new turn in the case of United States Vice Consul William c. Magelssen at Beirut, Syria, who was reported 70 have been assassinated last Sunday, was developed tonight when it became known that the report was incorrect and that. although MT. Magelsscn had been shot at, he had not even been in jured.
 This information came to the state department today in a dispatch from United States Minister Leishman at Constantinople, who said the mistake in making the original announcement was due to error in the transmission of the cipher dispatch from Consul Randall at Beirut reporting the incident to the minister
 The dispatch from Mir. Leishman fol lowed closely on the Associated Press bulletin on the same subject which had been shown to the prominent officials of the government The dispatch from the minister was at once communicated to the president at Oyster Bay. but up to 8. late hour tonight nothing had been heard from him on the subject at the state department.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-29
PROTEST AGAINST REVOLUTION

Athens, Aug. 2S.-Five thousand Macedonians demonstrated here today
 as d protest against the action of the
 Bulgarian revolutionists. No disorder occurred. A memorandum eulbodying the protest of the meeting was drawn .iip and submitted to tine sire.ss. % ve,..;- sncnt.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-29
AN INSURGNT VICTORY.

Salonica. Aug. 2S.-About 1000 iusur- gents now near Vodena have been or dered to concentrate in the mountains of Movihovo. They are expected to at tack Tikvesh and Shevgheli.
 During the evening of August 18th force of insurgents attacked Neveska, where 240 soldiers were stationed, 20o of whom were killed. The insurgents have constructed earthworks Seven battalions Of Turkish troops which ar rived at Neveska this morning are now bombarding the defcnses.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-12

I Die Jinnen ieStsn ibien Wioer-
Ftaro Sart osaei, ois Militdrnushebnnn
ltitsns bvs Ntagra!s gpbll.lfl
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-12
3ulann.

sSn Nsu Oort maren am Mittmod
lebter Mode Die Dampfer st. Yaul"
> v5putonic". ,Mcltte" uno uNmfer.
oam" nibt i'm Stanoe, in See gu
eeben. oa iie teine Roblen betommen
fcnnten.
Ser einf beriihtiate Babnrduber
uno Desperate Cole Oounser, tpelder
Dor ein paar Sabren beoinaungsmsiIe
aus benz Yudtbaus in 6tillmater.
Winn., parolirt ruuroe. 1T beoingungs-
peiIe be9naoigt iporoen. bod barf er
ben Staat Minnefota nibt msbr be.
treten.
Wlan befiirdtet, oaB bel e,nen,
sturm. Der lebte Wo1. Die Gaginam
Bai beimluAte, Diersis fiider ertrun.
Ten 1inb. Die Mdnner lebten in 0uts
ten. Die ii. auf Dem Gis .rri6tet hatt.n.
Der Sturm brah obne jeslihe War-
nung berein uno mar 10 furdtbar, oaB
oas gis, auf oem Die 0iiiten ltanoen.
bon ben Wp9en in fleine 5tiifs serbro=
den Dur0e. Bon ben 0iitten uilo oen
Wenobnern bat man ieiioem ni1ts
msbr seiebsn. 3wsi Neihsn lino le-
fun0en pDrDtn, uno man bat lpenis
0offnuna, oab irseno elmer Der Slider
an 2eben 9eblieben lit.
3miIben Den Grubenbelibern uno
gerQleuten bon Oaio, WeIt pennlDl,
banien, Snoiana uns Sllinois tam Elm
ll,bereintomnen gu Stanoe. Die
Neralente. ,pslhe init Der Dade araben,
erbaltsn cine Gobnaulage bon III YrO.
aent, osnielben Nohnsuihla9 erbalten
Die 5ogarbeiter, lpdbreno Der Qobn Der
Guhrlente I'M 90 proSeilt erb0bt pirb.
RieIe preiie beeinflullen in aleiArr
Weile bic Q0hne in 30 anbersn 6taaten
nit bituminOien GDbltnlaaern.
Sic pere Marquette GiisnbabngeIel-
|fdaft bat 5lpei groBe Dampifdbren fiir
oen 9ransport bon GiIenbnbnipaagona
sss;i1 Rrs1e'spseile sna $3.50, 600 bsftfllt.
lpstsDe GiREbsbuspeD9oEs siuildsii sst4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-12

bington unb Wilmautee beforoern iol.
len. 6erner bat Die @eielidait GA
Ssefahraeu9e gum @eiammtlpertbe bon
$l4. 10000 beits0t. BON benen nod
i'm lauienoen Sabre 43 abaulieiern
fiuo.
Sn Stem Dort tam Der MoroproSeB
ae9en 0ooper Douna. einsm 8roBlobn
bes Mormonen Apofels Yriaham
Doune. am Montaa su sinem iiber=
raiHeno fdnellen Gnbe, inbem Douna
betonnte, lin leBten September Ssrau
Mnnie puliBer erlnprbtt su baben.
Donug :uuroe 3u lebenslangliher 3ubt=
bausitrafe perurthe,lt.
lrau 8. Saplor BON Gentsrbille.
Sullipan gountp. q. g.. 1T auf bic
Nntlage. ibren 8atten. NIT oem iie in
unfrieben lsbte. erfhoiien, Die Yei1e
3erfiidelt uno in einem Ofen perbrnunt
su babsn. b.rbaitst uno in oas gsfdn9.
mb ;u Montieslo einselieiert moroen.
Sbr l4idbriae 5odt.r mubte ibr bei
Der 3eritiifelung oes 2ei9nams 9iilfe
l.iiten.
0m Gonnta9 Nbenb 3tuii1en 6 uno
z nbr nuroe in Den 6taaten MiHouri,
S!linois unt 2entudp elm lei4tes gro.
beben periptrt.
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WxSIana.

Sic friibere Rronprins.ifin BON 9a1-
len llnb ibr 2i.bbaber @irpn baben ii1
aetrennt; @iron aebt nad griiiiet gum
oauernb.n Mufentbalt bel isiner Sami.
lie uno bic prinseilin tebrt ins pdter.
lihe 9aus suriif.
Die preuBiide 8s9ieruna bat iib
sntidloilen. Die S.iuiten. melde felt
Dem Suli 1872 aus Seutiblano Der.
bannt lino. mieoer su5ulaiien. inIofern.
oab .inselnen oeutihen uno ausldnbi.
|ih.n sSeluiten erlaubt meroen io1. in
Geutiblano gu pobnen. oaB Die Griin=
oiln9 BON Ssiuiten.Rapiteln aber nidt
oelfattet tusroen uiirbe.
Tie beutihe Bart ,0ercules" Gapi.
tdn GolsIaat. am 10. Suli bon punta
2lrenas abaefabren. tam am z. 6ebr.
lin Falmouth, Gnslano, 72 Sage iiber.
|idllis. an. Ser propiant mar er.
| i60pit, ~unp Die Mannihaft lit oerart
am georbut, bab nur fiinf osrielben
i'm 5tauoe iuaren, lih auf ben sfiiBen
SD balten.
Nm Durdb.re &iiI an Der eneliihsn
2ite. 1T Die franaOiiIde Barrie .8an
Stabel" Die ON II. SaNuar BON 8las=
spm nab San Grancisco absinl, se=
ilint.n. Man elaubt. oab Die eans.,
80 Mann itarte Beiabuns oes S1iifes
gu @runoe 9egan9en lit.
Ser frana6lii6e 5orpeoobootssrf forer
vgspasnole" 1T bel oem Sap Barber,
80 Msilen oItli9 bon Soulou. unteree.
eanaen. Gin auoersr Sorp.ooidser
lit in Der Ndbe 9eltranoet.
Sn Der ipaniiden propins So
talonia lino aeAen,udrtis SO. 900 Nrbei=
ter am str.it. 9ie Nnarbiiten bab.n
ben Strsit psranlaBt unO ole Hesierung
bdlt Sruppen bereit. I'm Die uhruben
i5u unteroriidsn.
Ser colombianiibe Hepolutions9eus-
raj uribe-uribe bat 5elbitmoro bssan=
aen.
Qebten 6amItaa tpuroen in oen fran.
s6lilhen @tdoten ct. Brieur. Bref
uno auf Der SnIel Molene leihte Gro.
beben peripiirt.
Momiral @romninibielo, Der aegen=
irtis aur Belobnung fir Die iAmu.
gi9e Nrbeit. Die er i'm GdlepprDSehe
perridtet. cine @pa,ierfabrt i'm mittel-
ldnoiid.n Meere madt, 1T sesenludrtig
in yteap.l.
Yeim NbreiBen zines 0auies in Buf.
Ifalo, q. g., itiirste cine Mauer. iiber
bic Mlbeiter binein; fiinf oabOn muroen
|g.t0otet uno IA anoere perlsbt.
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ssiet! Wartet niNt
Dr.. Ruhns'
Wagnetic 3oot Oil
hat 4attienDe ttsrirf.
2sfet!
@artet niht!
bat 9attfenoe etsrirt.

@ ijt l1niiMn aud MIR siuen Saa G1meraen 81 er.
o&lben. Sic 8epeife Ino ba bab hnrdb mene ipuns
tppebsn paren aui pnnberbare We1e bs,n Grabe ent.
rf1ien tpurber. gDp Iebeusgefdbrlidbe Cperatipnen
fdateu ppraenommen lperben. ipnrben bic Hatienten
h4 That bic metften psraleten &ranfbeiteu BON Der
WArse aus, NO feline anbere Mebisln mebr bilft
50 GrfpIa lift ipanberpon DON ber WtinAte bes Sc.
e0 xuberfel.goe;aen GeitmfIfte. bic Ftb feftQeeBt
Eobsn Hnb bic BlntaedBe gum 0toden brngen 70 baB
bsQ paent iebr balb BON ben otcrnoen analen erlbt
Hsb. G.rner beiIt g Mhbma Mas5ebrnng, Gatarrb
G13ppe per3franfbeit Rbenmatismus. @itbt, 9ieren.
tf1afbeiten 9lofenfeiu. 0rigbfS 4ranfbeit NearaI.
M Spspepfie, 2abmana. Sbfaahub, falenbe aranf.
bs4 mafieriudtt pdmorrpoiben, sSraaenfbpdte
n1pfbe unb blil.be Mngen. alte gBunbeu Rrebs, Sc
f4naIite Sasfub Jledten. 2eucorrh6a, 2ebeHsfped]s
ihs aIle Gparien1xrnbel Rranfbeiten Der 2eber Hno
6e8 Ma9ens. Wialaria, Jieber. 6euiiebsr xno SeIbs
fnbt Yadet $500. 9adste $500.
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9ageSnemigfettett.
CHS.


sSn Springfield erfenob Midael o..
Brien ,pdbr.nb eines Tamilienielss in
|feinem 0auie Somes Nsonaro. sorae-
beno, Dob Qebtsrer leine 5amilieusbre
an9etaifet babe.
Sm @efdneniB in Springfield isbt
|iebt Domer Geetiorb. Der Wbroer Der
Jrau 4WiQiam Bebauer. in isiner
pbantalie ben Gein isin.s Gpfers. bic
|ibm nit augenloien 06blen tanaepo
uno lahsno in ieiner 3s1e erideint.
5ein 6hrefen ib,r oieie Difionen III
10 arob, oaB man ibn nod einem anbe.
ren Gliisel oes @eidnsnilles brinsen
|mubte.
syn Mt. Yernon Idob Der YoliSiH
2a,prence Dermoop ben Negsr Robert
@reen. oils er ibn babel entoedte. eintn
Yaoen aussurauben uno tpdbreno Der.
Ielbe su niihten iuhte. in beioe geine.
Elm 2nie 3,rihmetierub. Der ginbr..
der fam erit iiir3lid bon gbicago bier.
Der.
Sn Marietta bradten alpei 2nabeu
Der Grau Sobn Neipea 2ebterer cine
aniheineno leere Nitroalpeerins8led'
fanne. beim Reinigen oetielben erplos
oirten bic lih IN Der Ranne nod befinos
eliden ueberreite BON 8lpcerin uno orsi
perIonen puroen 9etDotet.
Die @as 80. in Gelonare III bon
Milliam Runlsp aui s2500 als Ges
een,uertb elmer burh cine 8as=Grplo.
lion an leiu.m 0aule entItanoeusn
Sbaoen berflaat ,poroen. Das @as
mar our1 Elm frjib,r su Monsrsmefsn
benubtes Rebr aus elmer fsblerbaiten
@asrObre in oas 9aus 9eorungen uno
bort erplooirt.
Ser v@riitli" Gerein unb bas
,Nlp,nrDsli" in Canton pollen i'm Nfai
CUR 2Ojdbrissn Subslfeier oes .@riitli",
yereins ein algemsines 5dmeiserfeli
peranfalten.
sSn Delapare lino lebte Wobe iieben
Roblsnbdnoler. Die ihulois sefunoen
nuroen, bas 6taats.MntisSrnftaeieB
perlebt al ,babe,l. bonn &idter grDnerf
gu ie 500 uno ben Soften uerurtbsill'
tD9roen.
Diasboro. in 6iablanb gruntD,
ltinmte Dor Ginger 3eit trofen. ab.r
luie Der oortiee ,Nelus. 9eralo" meloet,
limo bon ben IA Wirtblhaiteu Der
Staot nur smei aeidloRsn. bic anoeren
horieren flDtt lpeiter uno ba bic. Wirtbe
bic 9oipiieuer iparen. 10 MAIDEN iie
aud fotte GeIbdfte.
gu frii9er Stunoe am Sonnta9
Worgen ruuroe in @lepelano Der Gums
peniammler Spieaelitein. ein ruiliIber
Suoe, in Dem Sbuppen. III Dem ct
leine Waaren au iortiren pfleate, mi!
einem eilernen Bol5en erihlaaen. 9lls
Der Sbat peroddtig lit Spieaeltein's
Observation-Disclosures, Sgrab 3abn, elm
ungar, perbaftet.
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Gycuritome1t stttt CarnenaI.
licber bic Baltimore uup Ohio Giienbabn.

@om II. bis %. 6ebruar miro Die
Baltimore & Obio giienbabn grcur-
lionstlfets mad SEEM Orleans, 2a.,
Mobils, Mla., uno Yenlacola, Jla..
pertaufen. gum einIaden preiie fir Die
Nunofabrt, gut fir Die 5eimfabrt big
ann %. Gebruar. Man erfunfiae iib
bel ben Mgenten Der .. & .. Glen
babn fir ndbere Mustunft. AZ
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Nolitif6es.

I'm hip Mpoprgfimnen hpffpr fn,,frnf.
r;ren an iSnnen hot Wnnn,sIsuo,nr
nonuo e;u, Wig ,;no,r,ih. mr Msn.
i;oniruno .ofIer gfionsn m.Itb, nurh
lie WroiIomotion p;nrnlns ihre Sr,ih,it
erbitlteu
8osf0nio Mhhifs III MN her g,m,r.
Bum nm bic @teGe sines Nunneslsno.
tors in O,Iomore ,uriifoetreten Dod
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nm ein eh,ium,n6ner nm I,ine @eo.
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ynn M.n spsr;;o % ~ s.yu .;n.. nmS p aaoho.
ma nnh nos SnSion,r 8,rritor;um Il,
einem onb,ren etaot. perihmol,sn
,peroeu. 10 ban mir ,tpei. ouftatt bier.
neae e5tooten erholten tnsrbeu
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ole 9roBten NelUilalner gu Ilnosn
glanbt' sslst llp nlDis oaoon. Sopn
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al.l, aaD am Veonia9 oem Stener'
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gen OsiaaIe @ ~ n9 aul mf S4oo.uoU,
'pooon soo 'oUV oetDe9i 9ilUes s!0elileum.
ga1'.Deoel lpaae nun u'e Sltaie Iar
oeH Vlelnf'o gang aolgaHsh ooef aoer
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5. Yletpont Wtor9an. Der Mann,
Der liA nit gSelteroberunas.9 .9ldnen
trdat. oei1en. tinansieae unternebmun=
gen ataantlicb limb uno ibm ben Na=
men Tinan3 Napoleon eingetragen
baben, ertlarte Dor Dem SteuersGom.
mlllar' oaB er 1elhe Slehefn sanien
metoe, menn er elneh s'o Su lei lten
1aoe. on o, Sm ehoefeh Ualle lpone er 1ur
Saoo'ooo senern aaplen' YIN
ueanu' y eenen oen VtnIonlhlei nnn I'M leB1eh
Sa9re aul $oO, ,ooo. ooa wy 9elWast mllroe
tDlu Don S4OU, UUO Ctelsrft aaDlen,
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Bonn Is syebruar Bis gum 30 Qlpril perben fir BEN
ein{aben YreiS RolDniiteu.2iciets Derfau mad Salt.
fprjlien punften an ber nbrbliden Wacircsssniie
9Npntona uno SSbabo iiber bic PrMnfgloanio. Sine
r uShs s,rsf''rsf s-rahN ridv iidh an bic Tieets
Mgentsi jsr p.neig.aassa e:::Issa Il
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Garnepal GreMsiionen tad
gte,p CrIeattS. Mobile tittD
Ycntecola itbcr Ole YcnnsDl=
pattja Qiuiett.

Bonn l7--22 syebrnar merben Grcurionstiefets nod
9tep Orleans 4a. Mpbile Miu.. ,nb DenIecola STA,
Snstnnft ioenbt man i9 an bic Asenten Der 9eunol-
pania Sinten. AZ
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Gs ,,imn1t eine eor9c bon
GM6,.

tpenn ssbr mibt, bab Sbr alltss Mebl
babt. BefrieDieung fiir ben 2unben
llnb quite Wefhdfte fiir ben 8rOcerp-
mann, bies III Is, mas rpeerleb1 Mtbl
berbtifiihrt. Dns bette fiir Drot. Rus
d9su uuo anessss gesisuert uilp 0ud
bas A;1iIlis.
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Mmputirte seim eigemes get,t.

Gin Mann bon eiierner MiQenstraft
uno itarfen ylerben lit Der bejabrte
Zimmerman Carl q. Siegmann III
Oorf, pa. 5eit mebreren 9agen bate
er Die i'm bebanoelnoen Mer5te gebeten.
isin bon Brano ererilfenes lintss gsin
oberbalb bes Snies 81 amputiren, bod,
Duroe fein Wunib niAt erfiillt, neil
man befiirhtete, baB II Die Operation
niht iiberleben tpiiroe. Nls leine W1r-
term lebten 5onntaa eine lalbe Giunoe
abtpefeno mar, tletterte Der 9llte aus
benz Bette. bolte Gus feiner Wert;eua-
fiIte cine Gdse uno Elm idarfes Meler
nno ibnitt bas trante Yein istblt ab.
Da er bic Moern DDrber IoraIdltig un=
lterbanb nnb nidt Diel Blit Derlor,
alanben bic Ner3te. oaB Ct an 2ebel
bleiben nirb.
Z Die syinnen isStsn ibien Wioer-
Itaro Sart oaqei, nis Wilitdrnushebnnn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
A Hint to the Legislature.

''rho General Assembly did not trans
act any business to-day. Neither branch
Iat a quorum, and 1t will be a surprise
to many OF tho members X there should
BIZ anything like majority of the mem
bers OF either branch hero before Mon
day
This statement appeared in the after
noon paper yesterday, and time and again
during the session It has been stated that
It VAS with great difficulty that q quo
rum could be obtained for tho transac-
tion OF business
The members OF the General Assembly
ave making mistake 10 subject them
solves 10 tho criticisms that such state
ments necessarily provoke Taxpayers
naturally ask themselves why It " that
thcir representatives In tho legislative
body appear SO indifferent to tho public
business, for which they are sent ia
Richmond. Moreover, they naturally say
within themselves, II they do not say
it openly that It this sort OF negligence
Is characteristic Of the lawmakers. they
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
Our Monuments.

Editor Of The Times Disptach.
Sir Cannot YOU, by means OF your IN
Ter, do somewhat toward preventing the
irdscrimlnate iumbling OF monuments IN
tho CAPITOL Square, so influencing those
i, authority over such matters by Your
sensible argumonts?
Iet rs SEQ, we havo already there the
washington, group Of thirteen figures. In
GLIDING. tie allegorlcal; Henry Clay, Jack,
son, Mcclure. Ifoudons Washington ana
lafayette and Marshhll's b'sts In the
Capitol, making ~ the aggregate, Will
WITHIN a space Of eight acres. then, thai
,yill BE we'll filled whom, the new Capitol
Is built or the old one added TO. we VIII
have twenty statues, against none ~
CANDLES Till Park. mono ~ Reservoir
Tarls, mono III Jefferson, or Chlmporaizo.
tho latter being q Splendid eXpanse q inc
sreenest grass that Would s!ye s.uutt .
Monroe Park and ono IN MarShall. or
libby, while tho fine figure Of tho Rich
mond Howitaer Is crowded into All insig-
nificnnt triangle that few ever sec. AS
ror Lees and Hills monuments they are
OFT OF tho question. 1t Is shametul thht
they arc 10 better CARED for To say the
very least
statues In one One eacl, In two hnd
nnne IN the rest. While Chimborazo. a
Dark of almost forty acres, spes without
lie adornment of Il flower, yet It is the
city's handsomest park for all that.
Whose duty doesj it become to point
Wherefore 1,' verbum sat snpienti.
since tho question Of whether The Cap
Uol be- ren1odeled or demolished altogether
hns arisen again, and has fomented some
u,scusslon, tho writer would have a wore
concerning that also,
no those who favor the raz!nG OF every
building Il, Richmond. Including st. Jonn's
10 make room FOR the new Capitol that
| the old Capitol might stand intact, tho
writer bows low and reverently. But al
for those who would rage the old bulldins