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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-02
Gin Stoff fur ois madte
Girmes.
gli9t peniser ais ToIe ppIIte Elm 6ar'
msr ii9 umbringen.

@us W1ari6fielo, Snb., miro be-
ri6tet, baB Der einige MteileI iiibli9
bon Softer anidiiise Garmer SOnas
8alab innerbalb Der leBten Sage ni4t
tpeni9er als feds Wtale periu9te, BON
Dem 2eben, Der freunbli9en 8e=
mobn6eit bss Saieins uno @irfens"
5u f9eioen.
9lm SOnntag beri9ludte er 2 lln5en
2auDunum uno am WOnta9 fiiate er
ben @iftbe9er nit @arbolidure; In bei=
ben 6dlIsn aber tpurben fofort @erste
gu Stilfe serufen, tpel6e nit @rfol9
tpirtlame tSegsnmittel antpanoten. 4m
Sienftag baumelte er an einem 8alfen
in Der Sdeune ME Elm Yerpenoitel bin
uno ber; iein S6wa9er fam bin5u uno
our6i6nitt ben etrid nod su rehter
3eit. Yin Dem Nbeno behelben Sage:
iu6te er fi6 einen Npfelbaum als &c:
eigneten YlnB fir bic Expedition in's
Senieits aug; bieies Nial fam ieir
G9pieeerIobn binsu unb serIdnitt Den
Strif.
9lm Ntittpo5 iotpohl, aIs aud an
9Onnsrfag Seriu9te er auf's geue
our6 @rbdngen ie;nsm 2eben elm frei
niliges gnoe gu 5ereiten, aber jeoes
mai fanoen Fi6 9erpanote su re9te
3eit Elm, pel6e ibn baran binOerten
baB er feinen 3ped errei9te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-02
Sie bSie Gmma.
S9limmer als Nar iinb Mprit.

guf Seraalaiiung bss &eb. Bud,
Der an 10. Str. uno Senate Nbe. elm
.Seim fir Mdb9en" eingeri6tet
bat, tuuroe Die 18=idbrise emma
Gramer aus Saginaip, Wti9., als
mutbmabli9e 8eifesfrante BON Der
polisei in @etpabriam genOmmen.
emma 6atte in Der Wiitttpp9 Na6t Die
iibrigsn SausbewObner in Inglt uno
S9refen perieBt, inbem iie 5u ipdter
Stunoe Elm entiebli6ss @si9rei erbOb,
vW6rber" vSilfe" etc. i6rie unb
i6lieBli9 Die gu ibrem geiitano berbei=
geeilten Yerionen b66nii9 perla6te
Sm Suli bate gmma in ibrem Dos
malisen Quartiere an Der Sit Waib=
ineton Ctr. bereits Gbnlite Strei9e
neriibt uno mar I6on bamals bon Der
pOli3ei Uerbaftet. iebod auf ibr Seiie=
rungs : Seripreten wieber entlaIien
porben. gYenn @mma ni9t eeifes=
frant 1T, iibertrifft fie ieoenfals Die be-
fannten 8riioer yMar uno Morib" an
Solbeit. Senn in ben leBten Sasen
bat iie tpeoer Dem &eo. Bud unb beIien
Trau na9 ben anoeren SniaHen Die
Na6trube Ders0nnt 9ebabt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-02
SeutIhlano.

Snffelborfin ct. 2ouis.
SiiffelbOrt 2. Oft. AuG
Die funitrei9e unb ausfteGunesfrobe
Staot SiiiielOOrf bat nunmsbr, bem
Seiipiel anoerer oeuti9er Stdote fol-
senb, beidlORen. iid an Der @eltaus=
iteluns in ct. Souls attiu 5u betbeili=
gen. Sie Stabtperorbneten: 0eriamnl=
lung bat, inbem fie bieien gei6luB
faBte, susleid 10000 Marf fir bic
Musfiibrung bepiligt.
glDbfinn.
2eip3ig, 2. Oft. Sie p2eip=
sigsr Neusiten Na6ridten bsrDfent=
Ii6sn einen Nrtitel iiber ben &f
um bic beutide Sprade in ben Stem
Oorfer S9ulen. Sn bieiem Irtitel
beibt es /: yDas 8eiddmenbfe iit, baB
Der geialub betreffs Der abidaifuns
oes Seuti9en aus Der Wtitte bes
Seuti6tbums berausgeboren mar.
Ser Seuti6=Imeritaner 9iebt ni4ts
| I6neler auf, als feline MutterSpra9e.
gr lit nur gu leidt seneist, feline
gtationalitdt absuftreifen unb iein
8aterlanb 81 bergeiien. Saber se=
nieBt er aud ni9t Die Idtung, Die
ibm pegen ieiner Snteaisen3 pOr Gnoe=
rem eebiibrt."
SdusIi9er Sniff unter ben
@enOffen.
SerIin, 2. Oft. Qu9 Die @e=
mitber Der gerliner 8enofen iino
our9 bic 8Orsdnse auf Dem tiir5li9en
iOsialoemofratiiden garteitas in Sres=
ben auf bas 90afe errest. Sn
idmmtli9en ie6s &ei9staes Wabl-
treiien Der Stabt Berlin baben seitern
0eriammlunsen itattsefunben, in tpel=
den iiber ben parteitag bebattirt wurbe.
alm erresteiien seitalteten ii9 oieie
Sebatten i'm oritten @ablfreiIe, tuel9en
Der SO5ialoemOfrat &e6tsantpalt
Wolfgans Seine bertritt. 6eine 1T
elmer Der Siibrer Der rebifoniitii6en
gepesuns, nit usl9er gebel betannt=
LID auf bem parteitas abserednet bat.
8eItern fam Die &eibe Der @bre9=
nuns nun an Seins. @r sriff Sebel
auf oas S9arffts an uno bot f4lieb=
lid ieinen Wdblern an. iein Manbat
nieberlegen 3u tpOQen, falls ct ibr Ser=
trauen nibt mebr beidBe.
Gie 0eriammlung nabm einen iebr
ldrmenben 8erlauf. Sie Greunbe unb
8esner 9eines gerietben ii9 beinabe in
bic Saare. Sdliebli9 aber fiesten bic
sSreunbe unb 10 tpurbe Seine oenn Elm
Uertrauensbotum baraebra9t.
Ser v8ormdrts" brinst tdsli4 ipal.
tenlanee grfldruneen unb 8egenertld=
rungen. Ser &f, tpelder in 9res=
ben entbrannt, ilt teineswess boriber,
geleibisunsen fauerffer Dirt flieesn
BIN unb Der !; bic Gubrer tperfen einan-
Der 2iiae", v8erldumouns" uno
rgRiebertrn9t4 Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-02
Seim lester Iaui9.

Samss Suitart, Elm 80=id6riger
9reis, tuurbe beute Mor9en in ieinem
3immer i'm Sauie go. 455 W. Wai6=
inetOn Strabe toot i'm Bette se=
funoen.
Die 2ei9e iuuroe na9 Der MtOrgue
bef6rbert. Ser 8erbli6ene ioa fit
ieit 3 Wonaten on elmer continuir=
Ii9en Sierreiie befunoen baben. 6,
iol bon @ariaw, Sno. itammen, pr
er aneebli9 cine 6arm bon 160 4ferr
beiehen bot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-02
Sn ct. Souls itni's 9e6en
sefommea.

Gadri6ten aus st. 2ouis sufolse
iif bort Der 10-jdbriee Wm. Sbesban,
Sobn Der gbeleute San. Sbeeban bon
go. 307 Of Waibinston Str, Der
iid ieit 3 WO9en in ct. 9Ouis auf=
bielt, am Mi.two9 9lbsnb bel einem
StraBsnbabn. .Ilnfale um's 2eben se=
iommen. auf Der binteren Platform
elmer Strabenbabn=@ar febeno uno
fi9 neugieris iiber ben &ano borleb=
nenb, mar er bon elmer aus Der anoeren
&idtuns tommenben Gar setrOfel
unb auf Der Steae set0btet tuorben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-02
Snhianappls, Snb, Sretas, Sfpbe 1903

lie bon ibren Sater total bertuabrlpit
wuroen. Ypr 2 Sabren itarb Die
Wutter Der &leinen, tpel9e i'm Nlter
bon 9-19 Sabren Dariiren. Grit ieit
benz Sooe ieiner Grau, melde elmer
iebr 9eadteten Samilie angsbOrt, iOll
McSinneD feline &inber perna9ldIiist
babe.
SIM 3 oli5eiseri9t
wuroe Wap &eps mesen Serumbum=
melns CUR 3ablung bon SIS unb Soften
DeroOnnert; ibr Wiann Soiepb Sens
bate wesen Sebrauds semeiner &e=
bensarten 81 uno Soften 81 ble9en.
Sr. 2ilie Stepens bon Der eugene
Str. tpel9e bic &ubs ibrer Na6barn
1t0rte, inoem fie bes Na9ts bin uno
uno iuieber aus ibrem 6eniter elm 8e=
ipebr abfeuerte, wuroe befOblen aus
Der @eseno fOrt5usieben. Sa ibre 8er=
uanbten Oeripraden, ii9 Der 6rau,
suel9e ibre flint Sinne ni6t re6t bei-
iammen bat, annebmen su pollen, ID
tpurbe tie obne Strafe entlahen.
We9sn Siebtabls purbe Gu Nlfort
uno @eorge &eno auf 2 Wonate I'm:
| i9doli9 gema9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-02
6rpBbritannien.

2orb liner lebnt B.
2onb bon, 2. Oft. 2orb Wilner
bat oefinitip ertldrt, oaB er oas ibnl
aneebotene Nmt bes Colonial Secre=
tdrs ni9t annebmen weroe.
Seitsrreidb:llngarn.
Ger Stanbal Selmes=
berger.
Wien, 2. Oft. Ser Wiener Sof=
opernoirisent Soieph Selmssberser bai
infnlge oes Stanoals, beKen penia
beneioensmertben Wittelpuntt er BIZ
bet, Die 2eitllns Der pbilbarmOniid den
Son5erte nisber9eleet. Selmesberae,
1T in @ien bon Dem oortigen 6abri=
tanten Sraun, be1en So9ter, eine
gibnentdnserin, er oerfiibrt baben ioll,
sriiuolib unb auf Offener StraBe
bur6eepriieelt trorben.
Sentidllanb.
&ein bebere on
.pariif q IL.
gerlin, 2. Sftnber. Sn Der
oeuti9en rSuriiten=3eituns" ueiif Der
Main5er Yerlassbudbdnbler Sottor
9ir6iain nad, baB aemdB Der ameri-
tanii9en @siebsebuns Elm llrbeberedt
am vparffal" wesen mangelnoer
redtseitiser gintrasung in bic n@Opp=
rigbr= =2ifte iiberbaupt niemals eriitiri
bat. @s beibt ba: Saran btrfts Die
8eltenomadung Der Nuffiibrungs=Yer=
botes ideitsrn.
Suriitii6 1T es gdnslia unerbebli9,
auf wel9e Weiie @onrieb in ben 8eiit
Der partitur gelangtt, aud eine Nb=
tretuns oes Muffhbrunssre9tes ieitens
Der grben an brittle perionen, bei=
Ipielspsiie bem Nstu Oorfer 9opofaten,
nibte gti9ts, benn elm @eat. mel9es
tpesen 0sridumnib eines re4tli9en
Hormalattes ni9t eriifent eeworoen,
tann ebeniowenig our4 Steaber=
tretuns i'm Snlanoe eriitent werben.
Mu9 bic Grase, OBJ Der baperifde 0of
| ooer bic @asner'f9en grben CUR @el=
tenbma9una bes gtuffhbrunss =8er-
bots bers9tist liuo. tommt fur bic oers
aeitisr @e9tslase ni9t in Bttradt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-02

2orb Milner lebnt q B.
2ono ON, 2. Oft. 2orb Milner
bat oefinitib erfldrt, oaB er oas ibnl
angebotene Imt bes Colonial Secre=
tGrs ni1t annebmen tperoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-02
Mns oem 0ert9tsb6fen.
SugenbIi9es Sieb bs3eli9s
ter por be m 3 i9ter.

Ter nj J d { I.
ganber Sids, Stebe 6urgaiOn,
Setter 6let6er, CHARLES Mosbp uno
Gleranber Butler, fiinf nod i'm iugeno=
li4en Ilter itebenoe farbise S9lingel,
bsfannten iib beute nor &iGter Stubbs
bes Sai6enOiebtabls iduloig, porauf
oerielbe iie Der &eformi9ule in plain=
| iielo iiberpies.
Bun s9eri DIT.
&i9ter Nnoerion peri9ob ben Sall
Der Nooiion g. Bratt bon SEEM Oort,
pel9er um einen Wahennerpalter fir
bic bisiise vWeltern Enlargement
Co." (@i9entbiimer @barles Wteoias,
| gnil 0tantel uno Sarrp &. Wallace)
eriudt uno Die Seiibsr auf Seri9wO=
run9 bertla9t bate, auf beute.
9luf gefebl bes gunOesri6ters wuroe
Sames gausbn mad SoleoO iiberfiibrt.
Serielbe mar in South genb tpegen
8erleBung Der poltgeieBe perbaftet
tpOroen. gr bate in @oiben isin gor=
DerbOr gebabt uno mar Johann mad
Dem bieiisen @sfdngniB itberfiibrt
poroen. Sa .r in Soleoo bic Boitge=
iebs perleBte, 10 beitimmte Der &idter,
oab er audi bort prOSeiirt tueroen
Ser @Ountp= 6 d q 3 m e tie r
m s besa EN-.
SOr einigen Sasen leitste bic vMa=
rion County Gonfruction Co." elm
Manoamus 8erfa6ren gegen ben
@Ountp=S9abmeiiter &oehne elm, wo=
ourd berielbe se3pungen tperben iOQ.
ibr hie Summe aussube5ablen, tuel9e
: Die 9runoetgentbiimer an Der MaHa=
9uietts Ipenue uno Stem Sort StraBe
biz gtortb Strube fir Die 8erbeHerung
reip. @usbelIerung Der Strabe bereits
be5ablt babsn. Der &i9ter betpiligte
: oas 8eIu9 Der Gldger unb befahl benz
S@abmeiiter, bem itdotif9en Control
leur cine 9ife Der Namen Der 8runo=
eigentbiimer 3utommen 5u lahen.
6erner foa er cine bonn @ontrolleur
81 8unfen Der Marion @ountps @on.
itructur So. ausseitente 3ablunssan.
tueiiung arf ben 8eiammtbetrug bo=
noriren.
Ser So bert o n=6 all.
Wie am Mittpo9 10 aud geitern
mar &Obert &Obertion, tpel9er Der
llnteri9lasun9 bon $4,000 ansetlast
1T. auf Dem 3eugenfanb. gr bate
oas sueifelbafte gerniisen benz Ser=
leien ieiner eisenen 2iebesbriefe, pel9s
er on feline ebemalise 8raut uno jebige
Gldgerin Bertha &obertfon eeiarieben
bate, su laui6en. Die Ierbanblun=
gen IN oieiem Talle bebnen fi3 auber=
oroentli9 in Die 2dnse.
$4,000 perlanet.
6reb. gB. Stewaro uno Wm. e.
Dtilner baben Daniel q. Wbeet auf
2a9luns bon $4,000 pertlast. am
5. October 1893 erhielten bieielben
i'm SuperiOrgeridt Elm 1rtbsil gegen
ben Serflasten auf ben getrae bon
, s30,512 lautenb. 9ieie Summe TO-
wie Die 3inien (6 procenD fno bic
ieBt nod ni6t be3ablt woroen. Saber
Die Slase.
Cine 8erfi9erunss=@ e.
elIi Daft berflagt.
e Greb. %. Qtleranoer bat bic nniteS
} States Gaiualtp Co., oeren General
: Ngent fiir ben Staat Snoiana er mar,
! auf 3ablung bon @sbibren i'm Sc
: iammtbetrase bon $35,27.50 ber=
fla9t.
Der Terl III M D ung Be-
i4uloi9t.
Saura s. Sane rei9te cine auf
$4,000 StaOeneriab lautenoe 6laat
se9en Sarab S. pratber ein, peil bie=
. ielbe bebauptet baben iOa, bab Fe nit
einem semiHen &ui1sa in wilber gbe
lsuiammenlebt.
Ole treulofe 9iIIie.
gbarles 0ifinIon uiinid1t bic S61ei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-02

: @iiternen Die leder, sereinist unb
cementirt, $1.50. Srant 6. gutb,
Snbiana unb @apitol Mpenues.
Beioe 5elepbons 1871.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-02
Sobn Mitaea mieoer oabeim.

Sohu Mil9ea, prdiibent Der Ier=
eini9ten @ruben Nrbeiter, iit aus
Waibinston, poielbit er befanntliH
cine @onferens nit oem prdiibenten
&Ooispelt betreffs bes beribmten Wlil=
ler=6alles bate, tuieoer suriidgefebrt.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-28
4 tol,e on tl,e Prenident.

Members Of the Delaware Society OF
New York at their thirteenth annual
dinner the other evening at Sherry's
laughed heartily at a joke aimed at
President Roosevelt and told by Bishop
Leighton Coleman Of the Delaware di
Geese. says the New York Herald, a
remark at the close of one Of the other
speakers remarks caused the bishop TO
tump to his feet and ask that he be al
owed to tell a story.
THE other day" ne said, "A man
called on the president and assured
him that he was making q big hit with
the people. Why" said the man.
your name will so down in history
with that Of Washington Indeed"
replied the president. (which Wash
ington-George Washington or Booker
II ."
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-28
NEW SPECIES OF Q A&a5.
First Frpita Of an &~erteulSural De-
pnrtnae1t GA~aeHinsent.

First Frutta of an AGRICULTURAL De-
pnrtnaeut Experiments.
When tangerlne, mandarin and satsu.
ma oraag were Imported from the
orient, Etse0peans and Americans were
delighted to find a fruit which. unlike
tke.r own product, could be peeled
readily with the band. This was man3
years ago. and yet until the present
time no step was taken to transfer this
very desirable quality to the enormous
native american crops. During the
past fe8v days. however, the departs
ment OF agriculture has received some
specimen oranges which have been
crossed with the SO called glove skinned
or taneerine orange. says the Washing
ton Post.
OF these the new grape fruit win be
Of the greatest interest to the coanois-
seur The fruit retains its Characters
tie bitter favor, which is so refreshing
70 the taste and which combines So
well with wine Gavorlugs. But. unlike
the ordinary grape fruit, it's sections
separate readily and the Skin can be
YVV'V0 V' AHltF e' @NN u" u EtVA
from a person's hand ~ color it Ks in
~terElediate. and its size IS also a cross
between the two fruits. The diminished
bulk of the new product viii facilitate
handling. while the ready removal OF
the rind which in the ripe fruit can nc
tually be shaken from the pulp, will be
a boon to tie consumer.
The other new variety which DR..
Weber has just received from Miami,
Fla. is an ordinary orange $50 crossed
with Il tunSerine. In this case the rich.
sweet favor Of the oriental grange las
made q great Improvement. The fruit
can be distinguished by the p%rotruding
pip and the coarse glands peculiar to
Ule tanrerine peel.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-28
JOKE ON ROOSEVELT.
How the President MistooIx "a Dele
CATION OF Grisbmea For rma

How the President mistooIx "a Dele
CATION Of Irfsbmea For ma
There was an incident at the White
Il Hse Re other day which afforded
dent great amusement, al.
tao the jako y-a5 on him. Says =
Washington special to the New Yorl.
Times.
III June the Northeastern Saenger-
bum1 Of America viii hold d nanacr
fest 1T Baltimore. and tie United Sing
ers OF that city sent a delegation to
Washington to Invite the president to
be their Giisst on tEat occasion. An ap.
po~.atsnent Lad tepii IaaAe for the dele.
CATION to meet the president ait 1O.35
in TIE morning Tie singers failed ~
put in an appearance cn time. bas
there arrived at the presidents Office
another delegation from Baltimore, at
the head Of waiei wa Senator McCo
mas as friend and guide.
The G%oorBeeIler u5herea the. McCo-
mas delegation into the anteroom 10
the presidents Office. In a few minutes
tie president bounded into the room
and greeted Senator AicComas with
lis usual eEubofance. Before the sena-
n could make auS announcement the
president said@
81 am delighted to see you. My Irish
Dutch g~enealogy does not prevent me
from desiring 70 Aear your German
songs and attend your fest, but real
ly'
Realizing Chat Mr.. Roosevelt had
been led in some manner into d mis-
take, Senator McComas quickly ex.
planned that the delegation did not
come to invite the president to listen
10 songs, but to attend the annual din.
ner of the Hibernian society Of Balti-
more, which would be given in that
city on the night Of st. Patrick's day.
March II. The delegation was highly
amused with the presidents mistake,
and the good humor he exhibited over
it furnished n sufficient excuse for the
laughter thai followed.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-28
WOMEN OF VENEZUELA.
Minister Dowen's Wife speaks In
Their raise.

When Herbert W. Bowen, minister
TO Venezuela. came to Washington TO
negotiate as representative Of that
country with the powers OF Europe, be
was accompanied By his young wife.
Since her arrival in Washington she
has. aga rule, denied herself to news
paper people. A Washington Post re-
porter who had a little conversation
with herNa few days ago found her to
be a fair girl, beautiful in appearance
ard gentle in manner, The legation In
Caracas, in which she has made her
home for more tnan Il year, is full %
Ler pats-inuumerable parrots. q beau
tiful peacock. while several monkeys
inhabit the garden.
Life in Venezuela is very delight
ful,' she remarked Il am sure that.
while we would not find SO many Of
the luxuries of life there as here, there
Is no place on earth more charming.
both 10 the natural attractions of the
country and in the people. To live
among them Is 70 he their friend. The
women are models of domestic virtues
anu ait idlA4iEA4 the AQAlu QNtI l0I AAiElI
faithfulness. Some of them are the
most beautiful pictures, both in form
and feature, that one could imagine.
| have een many, of all classes, and
the / see of them the more | adj
mire their beauty, sweet manners and
rohiitty Of character. / remember n
Il perfect beauty. who was en-
gagged to Il young man. 1t happened
that he was arrested for some offense
and remained in prison for two years.
During the whole of the time the
young Indy would not 90 out of the
house. bat remained indoors as a proof
Of her steadfast affection, In fact, the
ladies' Of Venezuela. who are Of Span
ish descent, go out in public very lit
tie. Most Of their life is spent in the
house, aud in their duties as mothers
and wives they have few equals"
TO SAVE SOULS or The RICH
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-28
Flowers by Tons FOR British Taslea.

Flowers by Tons For British Ta51ea.
The demand for cut flowers for table
decoration is greater than ever This
year. and the flower dealers at Coveat
Garden, in London. are making for
tunes, says the New York Herald. FL
the early morning the air is redolent
Of the odor from thousands of baskets
Of cut flowers which come on every
boat and train. From France the other
day 1900 baskets reached Charing
Cross. the largest consignment ever
known. Tie flower traffic from the
Sicily isles is greater this season than
was ever known. Eleven tons OF few
ers were brought from the Sicily isles
in one day, which was a record UP till
then. but was broken soon when a con
signment of twenty-five tons Of flowers
arrived az tile market.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-28
Thn LEtsa Esiners

"HaNe you read. asked Hiawatha,
'..sw the GlGy legislators
Iiaye been Jumping on TO Kissing?
Have you seen the resolutions
~In'rraucad hF them to throttle
Or a~l-oograse o~scGlation2
Years ago. when Minnehaha
Wac H maiden fair and graceful.
was often al the wigwam
or her dad, the arrow maker,
And ycu bet your uncle Dudley
just Improved each shining morept'
Linen bee, ! slipped the honey
From her rosy lips and never
Overlooked q bet, that's certuiAl
Now I'm growing old and hardened,
but have sweet reCollections
OF the good old coy corner
In the arrow makers wigwam,
And cont begrudge 10 others
What I once was very fond of.
I'm not Hike those hoary headed
Senators who can no longer
Feel a thrill Of exultation
When their lips collide with others
And who would therefore abolish
Oscillation altogether
Neverl Here's a health - kissing!
Here's to Ella wheeler Milccxt"
-Chippewa Herald.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-28
ODD HONEYMOON TRIP.


state ia the Union ON Bet.
w. J. Nt2in. an iron worker Of Mil
wuu6oe. formerly president of the
Building Trades council, viii, if pres
c"t iat"u.i3as are carried out, start
next Apri! for a trip Though every
stat" in TIA Union OH foot, says the
chicago q, cord Herald He will take
Njtli Aim "s hiS c,iDpanion a Mantle
Vor girl, t0 whom ht VIII be married In
The sprI.2 The trip is the outcome Of
"a wI&sr
MaE.n .s work ,ug on the Broadway
bridge aud said OF the proposed trip
tJmt ass ssoD as the conditions are set
tlcd he win make them known. 1t Is
known. however, That the pair are to
start wi,.oct a cent and earn their
iiviuE G.. rrutc. returning before two
Years ii tlivy win, 5000 will be
theirs.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-28
At OH Tlmen.

The Doctor-And did you take your
medicine as 1 told you?
The Patient-Oh, l took it at odd
times.
"At odd times? Why. I told you to
take 1t every two hours!"
Eyes. ! took it at three, five and
seven o'clock "-Yonkers Statesman.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-28

The earth is in travail, and down in the
woods
The trees think OF joys 10 come after.
All. soon the bare branches viii sob oul
their buds,
which water and sun turn To laughter.
-Pittsburg Dispatch-
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-28
General Booth Hopes to Train ORl-
cora 10 nlend WIth NlillEonatrea.

NH~HhI AA&Lt9 ~ AAAAAA OAaA~
Gers 20 Plead VVith NillIonaires.
General Goth OF the Salvation Army
was Interviewed recently on a state
ment he made while holding "a meeting
ii the alvin theater, Pittsblt,s. that be
was planning to reach the miillonaires
lie said:
THE salvation Army has been crlti
cised because It's workers are not edu
Gated, polished ana properly fit to pre-
sent Christ to the masses. 1t needs Il,
education nor refinement. but energy i.
necessary. and the men and women airs
needed who will reach out for the sin.
Eers and VIII go after them. Tails is
what the Salvationists are doing.
1--WE have not gone among the rich
but that is not far OF. Some day there
will BE- officers specially trained to SC
among the rich, end there viii be 3
time when the Salvation Army viii
pay some attention to the American
mfllfOuatrp -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-07
WILL ELECT NEW
COMMITTEES

A meeting of the Sixth Precinct Club
of the Fourth District has been called
for this evening at Republican head
quarters on Fort street The meet
ing is for the purpose Of electing a new
executive committee for the unexpired
term.
The present members of the Sixth
Precinct Club executive committee.
Brooks, Coney, Burgess, Kruger and
Wolf, have refused to act since, at
the election of delegates to the county
convention, they were defeated, by the
opposition ticket. Recently, candi-
dates for various offices who wished to
secure endorsements from the Sixth
Precinct Club were turned down by
the members of the executive commit
tee and advised that the old committee
was not taking any part in politics
and that application should be made
to Lorrin Andrews, president of the
club. On that account a meeting of
the club has been called for 7:30 o'clock
this evening at which it is the inten-
ton to elect a new executive commit
tee
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-07
RUSSIAN CIRCUS !
May CONE

A Russian circus now playing at
Port Arthur may raise it's tents in
Honolulu during the winter for a sea-
son. A cablegram addressed to the
Chief of Police, Honolulu" was re-
ceived by High Sheriff Brown Satur-
day night from Port Arthur, Siberia,
as follows:
Let me know name of proprietor
of your Garden Amusement" Signed,
"Boukovsky."
There was some lack of knowledge
at the Police Station concerning the
meaning of the cablegram, and the
Russian name attached to the message
was even more of a mystery.
Boukovsky's circus is well known in
the Far East, and for the past year has
been playing in Manila, Hongkong,
Shanghai and Port Arthur.