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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29
gus bcm Sunrrn Marblann's trn
ben a%ngrru,enoen Staatert.
8egen erfdnert bic Wetz
3enernDte.


3enernDte.
Wie aus Wai6ingtonzGount be-
ri6tet pirb, 1T es ipegen oeS 9duft@
gen 3egens iebr i6pierig, etne quite
Grnote ein3ubeimIen. SIN iiioli6en
Sbeile Des Gountns lit Die @rnote
uberreif. Nt6t Elm ein3iger 6armer
i'm qansen Gountp bat feline Det3enz
Grnbte unter Dad unb Sad. WG5z
reno oes gan8en Monats Sunni tparen
nur 8nei flare Sage gu per3et4nen.
4n 16 3agen regnete es uno 9 Gage
naren tribe. Wenn nt6t balo BEL
feres Wetter eintritt, bann peroen
ou9 bic 6offnungen auf cine quite
Grnbte gu WaIfer, geruoe ME es nit
Der @rb6eere zGrnbte in Inne Nrunz
belzGountp ging. Grit mar es gu
troden unb bunn mar es ploBlt6 10
NAB, baB Die gan3e GrobeerenzGrnDt
nert6los purbe.
ga & ni6t sur 6urmers@
3S r q L..
0ie ~29zid6rige Warp 8eaQ, 3pette
Satin bes 6arlners Clinton s..
8edu uno Die So6ter BON Daniel
Bennett in Warrensburg, R.Sg., Die
fi6 erit i'm 6ebruar ;. S. berheirut6et
bate, bat Ii9 BEL @aiton, Salbottz
Gountn, our6 cine DOTS 8ift bu5
Qeben oenommen. Dor Der per5petz
felten Shat bate Die 6ruu Die bret
fleinen 8inber hires Mannes ungez
fleibet unb gum S6ulzYicnic in Cor
bopu geI6ift. Die nu6itebenoen
8riefe ertbeilten Iusfunft iiber oas
Motip gu benz @eIbftmorb;
r2iebe Mutter, bite, pergieb mir.
Sd mub Ru6e baben unb piini9e
mid ni6t 5uriid." Der folgenbe Brief
mar mabri6einli6 an ben @atten gez
ri6tet: Sd bite Did, mir gu oergez
ben, aber i6 bin bes 2ebens iiberz
0riiIiiQ unb 5iehe ben Sob elmer
56eioung Dor. Sd piinide, ni6t
na4 0arrensburg ii6erfiibrt 81 perz
ben, nod tpiini9e id, buB Ou meine
fSanilie fommen lGbt. Seitatte mid
10 f9neu, ais m0gli6. On biit immer
gut gegen mid getpeien. Sd babe
mein 9eites perfu6t, aber i'd mar
feline 5rdu fir einen 5armer. Sd bin
Der Sa6e 10 ber5li4 iatt, bob t6
mid duf bic Ruhe freue, Sd bin nt6t
i%rriinnig, aber miioe. Murp."
9 a m q 6Ien in Qnnaz
polls.
Die 9empfraten BADEN fir Die Wtuz
nisipolpabl in annapolis f~olgenoes
Sidet nominirt:
fir Manpr = Sol. 2ut6er 8.
9abb;
fir @tubtanlpalt 9u96 q.
Hilen;
fir Stabtrdtb - l. Wurb, Sdmes
s. Strange uno Sobn %. Wartin;
2. 0urb, @iGiam 5. 8iqiams uno
Or. 6ranf $. Sbompion; 3. Buro,
So6n Dep. 9oup uno 5rant 90.
Bail.
Die Republituner perben ~fOlgenbes
Sidet uufftelen:
fir Manor = Samuel q. Spnes;
fir Stabtanpalt %. gallant
CLAUDE;
fir Staotrat6 = /. Warb, @bds.
9. Sentle unb 8. s. 8ppb; 2. Burb,
sFrunf u. Monroe rnb Martin sc.
Smith; 3. Warb, s. u. Sbompion
unb 2oui5 8aer.
Ordination.
SIN y@oobftot=G ples" nurben
qeftern bic folsenoen Seiuitenz9Gter
mad 1~5zjdbrigem @tubium bur9 ben
| Cardinal Gibbons 'prbinirt: Charles
.. 9arlano, OonaloIonpins, Ga;
Sbomas u. 8sder, Wufhington, ..
g.; So6n 9. 9utler, Bolton, Muh.;
SSpfepb q. 9urann, Bolton, MaH.;
Mlpbpnfe s. 9onlon, 4lbanp, N.=g.;
5ranctsp. 9onne1p, Pittsburg. pa.;
Qeo Doubling, NenzS Orleans. g.;
Yaul u. @flsr, Netp@O orleans, Ca;
6ubertS. 8runoer, 3oiebed, 0euti6z
lamb; 2aprenee s &e(lb, 96ilabele
pbia, pa.; 4lfreo 2utiplus, gbur4z
| point. 2a.; Soispb u. Reeoushlip.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29
Rnhc III Wi[minntnn.

@ttmington, Del, %. SUM-.
- Sauienoe bon Yerionen beiu6ten
beute ben gIaB, mo Der Ns8er George
8bite am Montog bic GrmorDunq
bes 6rl5, 6eIsn 8if6op ourd Ser
brennung an einem 9foitsn biBte.
9unDerts tamen BON gbeiter uno Ybt=
ldoelpbiu, uno Oa Die elettrii6e 8abn
MIR Bis auf 7 Meile an ben S6auz
pluB berantam, t6aten aqerIei 6abr=
3euge Elm blii6enoe5 8ei6Gft. Der
Sbatort Iiegt ungefd6r so SUB Don
Der QanoitraBe entfernt auf einsm
frii6 gepfliigten 6eIoe, ba8 aber bon
ben Neugierigen 10 feitgetreten murOe,
als Oh bort Qipbalt gsIegt. porCen
rpGre. 9us ein3ig Si6tbare bon Dem
Moroe finb orei Steine, duf nel6en
bic Sni6rift entbaIten lit; n6ier lit
4Qe8, mas nod bon W6tte iibrio lit"
9a5 8ebii6, mo Der Qngriff auf ous
Wtdo6en itattfano, mar uuf me6rers
9aro in Der llmgsgeno abgeI6nitten
tporDen unb bon ben Q6erglQubiI6en
mitgenommen poroen. Inter ben
Intiquitdteniammlarn fpuren piele
5rullen, nel6e ii6 nit 3tpstgen pDn
8ii6en Der Ra6bari6uft begniigten.
Die 9i5fuiiion iber bic Q(ffaire mu6t
mad uno mad anoeren 5ogesntuigz
teiten PlaB; nur bic Dirt uno WeiIe,
ME bas MGofen ermorDet Duroe,
pirb nod beipro6en. IS lit cine be-
fannie 9butiu6e, oaB oa8 -MGD6en
ni6t an ben WunOen am 6ulIs iturb,
ioroern an unoeren 36eilen oes 80rz
per8 leben5gefG6rIi6e S6ntttpunoen
er6alten bate. Die prebiger in ben
8irfen Wilmington peruttbeilten
obne Nusnu6me ous QDn6Qeri6t.
Die Observation-Disclosures Des qaitors
RDbert u. @ltpooo nubmen cine ReiFe
8eI6liiife an, in pelAen iie ben
Stunopuntt hires Selorger8 Dert6ei.
oi9sn. Der i6par3e Met6ooiitenprez
bigger Montroie %. 3bornton belt in
ieiner ii6erfiQten Stride cine auFreiz
3enOe 8eoe gegan Die 0siBen, nel6e
Die guten 56aten Der Reger nift 3u
piirOtden piibten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29
Whtun1

9eridunt ni6t. @e5bel5 elegant t;ng:rittstts
pbotoqrapbiibcs Itcl;tr, Hr. 32l, ROrO=UopsStr.
Su beinten.
9or3igIibe, eu%rantirt Ouutrbafte GabinttsgiIo:r
fir . 90 has SussHD.
GmaiG,. umO 0latiuz9ilrer, ionic finftl,rii8
lusqciubrts Itbeusgrobe 9ortrdt5 iiuO 9sbbcl's
Sptjiulitdter.
Cir gut: Seoienung biirgt Der Tui Ot5 Ittlisrs.
(Didril5,lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29

S6itteGfroF, SHmerSen, Wfala,
rita, Sn Grippe 1tno id1limnic Grfnl:
tmnecn fmrirt DmrdJ ,,S1dneu'S Ngmc
Qiils" audi in 1iiiiiaer Sorm).
8reiS 25c. 41enthalbcn nertaIit
- 2.l&S.ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29

Nspzg ort>Gitp; 8iuium 5. Cor
man, Srop, 1.zg.; Winium 5.
O'6are, Bolton, Maf.; Oscar Wt.
9o6e, NenzOrleans, g.; WiGiam
@alsntine, OiihelporF 0suti4luno;
3obert S6niderat6 BON 8o1berg,
0suff9lanp; Sobn $. Stritd, 9uz
bin, Srldnb; Riddrb Wbite, Dublin,
Srldno.
Nbleben.
Sn gort 9epoiit puroe am Conn
tag 1Srdu 4nnie 6umm, bic Is Sabre
alte 8ittfpe Don 9ietri4 6amm,
nelfe mad IGngerem 2eibeh in 8altiz
more geftorben lit, begruben. 5rau
! 6amm mar cine Der d%lteiten 8epp6z
nerinnen BON 9prt Oepoiit unD bin
terlGbt brei S06ter.
NotiSen.
0r, Gbas. 8. Steiner BON Cunt
berlono lit gum Superintenoenten
Der rWeit : @irginiu : Gentrulbabn"
erndnnt pprDen.
5ruu S6enrp 8eb, pel6e Dor Sur
gem BON ibrem Spbne gei6ofen purz
be, befinbet ii6 auf Der 8eiIerung.
0esglei6en 1T Der 3ur ielben 3eit gez
f6pifene S6omas Go6an i'm 9tanoe,
lumber gu ge6en.
!6r. Hobert 6. 6enoerion in CUNT
berlanb pirb pubrf6einli6 cine Noz
mination fir &i6ter bes pierten Suz
bi5iulz9 titriftes erbalten.
eSn p~inesburg, Wui6ingtonsGo.,
lit Der @ormann 6arrp Riibed BEL
ben Sprengarbeiten Bel Dem 8u6nz
bau 16fper perlebt fporben. 8eioe
Nrme purben ibm obgerifen.
5erabgefeBte 6u6rpreiie
mad 0enpsr, Colorado Springs
ober Yueblo, Sol, gelegentli4 Der
Snterndtional unitsb Spcietp Of
G6riitiun gnbeapor" auf Der
ypenni11pania Giien6a5n."
SAL rs fir bic Runoreiis BON Bal
timore, per6dltniBmdBige Pretie DON
unDeren punften, 8ilete peroen BON
6. Bis 8. Suli, einidliebli6, O%ertauft,
fir bic 3idfa6rt Bis gum 81. 4uguit
1903 giiItig, penn SoI6es BON benz
SointzNgenten am 8eitimmungsort
geb0rig beitGtigt nirb. Q78,80,3)
QbGeben. 6ruu Maggie
Nltboff iturb am IeBten @amitug in
i6rer 8ebuufung, Nr. 1719, Montz
forbzNpenue, i'm Nlter BON 80 Sab
rem. Sbre 8eerbigung finbet mOrgen
Na9mittag 2 ubr bonn Srauerhauie
aus auf Der ,QouDonzB GemeterD"
itatt.
= 6r, Sobn %. 6orn, gutte BON
Gat6arine 9orn, iturb geitern Q6eno
i'm Bitter pon "a Sabren in ieiner
8ebuuIung, Nr. 1916, Qi6lano>Qpe.
Die 3eit Der 8eerbigung lit mod ni4t
feitgeiebt.
= 6r, Gbriitian Trunte, Senior
Mitglieo bes Oepdrtementz 8ei6dftes
6. 5rante &c S0bne, Nr, 941-945,
Norbz@ abitraBe, ftarb geitern Nbeno
in ieirer 8e9uuiung, Nr. 1910, ROroz
8roaDpup, i'm Otter pon ettpu so
Sabren mad iii tur5er 8rantbeit.
Gr binterldbt feline Wittpe unO cine
Nn3abl 8inoer.
= SIN 4Iter BON As Su6ren idieO
geItern @ormittag 9r. 9enrp~ u.
Mooper in ieiner No6nung, gfr. 832,
Rorb<5rontitruBe, aus Dem 2eben,
Gr binterIdBt feline Nittpe, 6rau
Morp Mooper. Die 8eerOigung fin
bet MittipO6, Ru6mittu9s l ubr,
bonn Srauerbauie aus itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29

@etter Stir
MarDldnp unb ben 9iitrift Columbia
tbeilpeiie tribe um Montdg, flar uno
mariner am Oienftag, lei4te iioOitli=
DIE unb iioli4e Winbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29

Srintt &eEnD's'5 bee unb
8affee.-Ssit 30 Sabrsn beriibmt
pegen Nudlitdt unb 9reile. 6. ..
Rennpg D., 60 2Gben. (60iaS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29

x Die pungelif6zIut6eriIfe So
ems gsmeinoe bGlt ibr OiesidbriQes
Sommerna6tgfeit hsute Radmitz
tao uno Mbeno in 9raupner's nWeitz
enbz9arf," porauf an btsier Steue
6eipnberS aufmertiam gema9t perz
ben ion. Der @rtrdg bes 5eites 1T
fir einen guten 3ped, fir bus Snter>
eFe Der @emeinoe, 6eitimmt, II. i4on
aug bieiem @rurbe piro Elm gutter
9eiu9 ertpartet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29
@cttcrbcrihIt.
Ser. Staaten=gS eite

Sett - &bsr. n,nn 2Sett.
500 ID. 20 IS 81 81 9. 8 zrnb.
S.Cu =. 20 ~ 6S % H.=S. y l9iegeu
V3itt. gaTomcttrt. 70. 81 Nobnc lempc1atur. 73
DiittI. 2hcrromeitrf.. 20 y~iisoriaite 2emperat. oS
Tie hoditc Sdncaiatelt oeS 2Slnoes IN elmer
Stuoe beirus II Mlcilsn pom @forpoiteH.
Sag qttri1t 0etter. Sit b0hits
9smptratur pes ~esrriqtu SaJss ibis 5 llbr abeups)
mar oui nahgtuannitu StatIouen, pIs folot:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29

Qeter5pfenni9e, Bel ben
Goueftionen in Den tatbolii6en Str
6en am Observation-Disclosures muir.
ben folgenoe 6ummen in ben reipst=
tipen airfen Der Gr3Oi03eie 8dIti.
-. - m.nn Arnrnrnn4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29

Der orion" lieB 9eitern in 5rn.
Qoam 0ietri6's 9arf Elm @ruppen=
Bib oes 9ersins aufne6men, tpel6es
nit benz 4reisfliigel in Dem 9ertaufs>
lotul Der 6irma Wiuiam &nabe &c
So. QusdeiteQt ntrO.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-05

We are frequently asked the
question "Will the Dawes com.
mission continue the land Office al
vinita after May II" We have had
no intimation from the commission
that the land Office will remain a
day longer than the time an.
nouncsd, but we feel safe In say
ing that the commission has estab.
lished, aud gill continue. the land
Office for the beet interesis Of the
people whose interests are in
volved, and not IN the interest of
Vinila or Tahlequah. If It seems
advisable To keep the land office
open in Vinita for a whole year for
the convenience of the Cherokee
people, We believe it will be done.
A large portion Of those who have
already filed are from the country
south of Tahleguah The very
first person TO file was a man from
the limits Of the town Of Table.
quah. At the present rate, not
more than four thousand numbers
or heads Of families, will be able
to obtain their filings By the firsl
Of May, or less than one.ilflh the
citizen population Of the Nation.
We feel absolutely safe In saying
TO the citizens of the Cherokee
Nation that the commission will
do the thing that Is best for the
whole tribe.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-05
JUDGE GILLS COURT.
Call Of the Docket.

VIM Rogers, burglary and dis.
posing OF stolen property; dis
missed.
George Connor, introducing and
selling; dismissed.
Ed Kineaid, dispensing liquor,
enter plea not guilty.
Chas Keyes aad Bill Ballew,
selling liquor, bond forfeited.
Milo Brady, selling liquor,
stricken from docket
T. M. Jackson, carrying weapon
aud disturbing peace, In fret case
stands on plea Of not guilty; as to
disturbing peace fine s25.
Noah Allen, obstruoting public
road, fine s25. Same, cutting
fence. fine $40.
Jackson Blunt, liquor, continued.
Ben Hester, assault, plead guilty
fine $50.
Tom Condrey, larceny and re.
ceiving stolen property, plead not
guilty on call.
Jim Dougherly, shooting craps,
plead guilty, fine $40.
Francis slade, forcibly taking
possession real estate, fine 800.
Joe Martin and Florence Lane,
adultery, jury trial, verdict guilty
OF foFnication.
John Ray, liquor, dismissed.
James overturf, James Ballard,
Chss Ballard and Shirley Calhoun
disturbing worship, transferred to
ClaTemore.
Chas Parks, assault, plea guilty
fins $50 and costs, total s43.
John Gibe, stealing hogs, ples
not guilty on call.
Swimmer Rosom, liquor, pies
guilty, not sentenced.
Louis Fair, liquor, plea guilty
sentence deferred.
Dock Youngblood, liquor, plead
guilty to ten indictments, mol
sentenced.
Mack YoungbloOd, selling liquor,
plead guilty 10 six indictments,
Not sentenced.
Earl Holt. murder, on trial.
The grand Jury has reported
forly.three true bills Ia lHo days.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-05

The present Is an excellent time
TO improve the roads leading into
this town. The wind Of the last
few days has dried the mud, save
10 the low places and at the cross.
ings OF the streams. A few mex
pensivs culverts would add i'm.
mensely to the betterment Of the
condition OF the roads.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-05

The talk OF holding the next
meeting of the Indian Territory
press association at Sulphur is
certainly illadvised. Hold 1t at
Mnskogee or South McAlester,
where 1t can be reached by the
busy members who have less time
than II would take to find the rail.
road town Of Sulphur. MuskOgee
hes never taken much interest In
the association, but that can easily
be forgiven II she wants TO wake
up now.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-05

The newspaper fraternity along
the line Of the NJ. K. & +. will
learn with regret the death OF
Jsmes Barker, general passenger
and ticket agent Of that road. Mr..
Barker was perhaps the most lib.
eral and accommodating railroad
official In all the West, and never
turned down a deserving news
paper man.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-05

The Parsons (Kas.) Herald gives
space TO a man who describes q
chest OF drawers drought from
England by my great. grandfather
in 1920" The mans grandfather
must have been born when his
father was about 200 years old.
But there is just no telling how old
the ancestors OF some liars may
haye [ we'd to-be.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-05

Vinits's weekly newspapers are
read by subscribers over a wide
area, they circulate all over the
territory and many go to readers
in the states, but the Daily Chief.
tain goes right into the hands of
the people who trade with our
merchants. As 40 advertising
medium it heats all others com.
bined.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-05

One Minute Cough Cure gives relief
in one minute, because Il kills the
mierobe which tickies the mucous m EN-.
brane, causing The cough, and at the
same time clears tue phlegm, draws out
the inflammation and heals and soothes
the affected parts. One Minute Cough
Cure strengthens the. lungs, wards oil
pneumonia and Is q harmless and never
falling cure In ali curabie cases Of coughs,
colds and Group. One Minnie Cough
Cure Is pleasant to take. harmless and
good alike Tor young and old. 4. ".
Foreman. DIV
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-05

Senator Quay Of Pennsylvania
is perhaps . political tyrant-sll
bosses are tyrants, az to that-but
ne is TO be admired for bis staying
qualities, nevertheless. II be don't
pass the omnibus bill there will
be little else done before the fret
Of March.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-05

Congress should be asked to in
crease the appropriation for
United States jails In the Indian
territory to an amount that would
make II possible for the present
plans 10 be carried out. These
IaiIa ere badly needed and the
present delay is most unfortunate.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-05

II those who are foding so much
fault with The slowness Of the work
Of filing at the land Office will In
vent, or even suggest a plan that
will hasten the work 1t would be
mofe consistent and more sensible
than to bs continually grCslIng.
Il will probably occur to ths i'm.
patient osse sorne tine shst the
s"fg oi uI.oe1sn. Is -lupendous
task.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-05

Now that Henry Starr is home
again II is sincerely hoped that be
will not attempt to pose as hero.
That sort of business has been
overdone in the states by NUN.
Der OF outlaws.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-05

Some of our people are needless.
Il alaFmed lest Chief Burlington
hold the Office OF chief beyond The
time for which be was elected.
What II be does 2 The Office hence
forth Is 8 nominal one. The tribal
government is even now praciio
ally defunct and ils rehabilitation
Is not 3 coDsumation TO be wished.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-05

1t is said a large number Of
freedmen citizenship cases will
soon be decided by the Dawes com.
mission and sent to the Secretary
Of the Interior for affirmation.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-05
IssoRIrrIoH PRICE.
vrSrrA. 1. T., Feb 5, 1908.

There is going to be sn immense
demand for lumber the coming
season, judging from the amount
Of building that is being planned.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-05

ought to be put into effect OF once.
The necessity for passable high
ways has been especially empha.
sized the during tho past many
weeks Of exceedingly muddy
weAther.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-05

The mater Of opening public
roads along the section lines when.
ever Practicable leeds 40 add.
tional legislation, but could, aud
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
ATHLETICS AT
RANDOLPH MACON
Especial to The Times Dispatch

tspccial to The Times Dispatch.)
NDOLPi-MACON COLLEGE, ASH
ond session Of Randolph Macon opened on
the lOth. The enrolment was a good
one; and pleasant year Is anticipated.
Blshop Cranberry made the opening adj
d Il,es ana ne was followed by President
Blackwell. who made few remarks.
President Blackwell hes lately been re-
warued by two honorary legrees-LI. d
BY Woford College, S. c. and Ill. d. by
washington an1 LEG University.
LAST saturday night the Literary So
cieae8 held their arst meetings. Mucn
sharp rivalry was manifested In tho
eshGtsR Tor the new men, but 1t was ali
interest shown ~ the debate with WASH
iHGE9n ana Lee which Is TO be held In
Aa ,,5i some time during the spring. "
Cl iHe o. 3atio9E lop football is brght. Mr..
plaiS.aftlc Football player himself aud
eE'Heatiy knows how 10 insun Ii iiH9
Ms men aud to make them do thc!s besa
re l@!fpm Georgetown, where ne played
quarter year before last, lie was hurt IN
| thr first game, however, and was uu-
erie 10 play ng1tn Iaust wear he as
sisted &lr Suter 10 coach Georgetown.
At aG ehlGHa.9sHe meeting Of tho stu
a9lts the Rltlrtie association was organ-
4 i@Ssg ard q IItecrl amount subscribed.
Ag following IRE the officers OF the as
'..9n; ftssi.g,enly Edwin J, smth;
\ '-' l+''H''"AI YIN -. NIGHdlli secretary
! a4n treasurer James H. Russell
4 board Of DireCt0ss--LT. A. q. Wipht-
j man. Or. j w. Jordan, j. r. McNenl
/ q, p Gtcan ard Joe Leake.
! Manager Smllh has gwen out the fol-
4 LOWING tuutha.l etheaule
DGtotef "a Locust Dale Academy al
! ashland.
! ocsobsg 9gh, fredericksburg at Ashland.
october i7ih, Wslliim ana Mary al Nor
4 folk
I october 10Th Washington and Leo at
J Richmond
October ed, liampden-sldncy at lIamp,
dcH-Sidney,
4 Oc,orer @4th, open.
November "a Fredericksburg a, Fred,
crirEsburg,
/ November 9th. Columbian University q,
1 AsElaud,
November 10th. open.
/ November 2lst, Richmond. at Richmond
AT a nesting OF the Board Of Directors
Of the Athletic Association Thursday, MIR
Hugh Blakcny WAS appointed rnnnage
Of the BASKETBALL team OF 1854. There arr
quite a number OF new men in colleg'
WHO play baseball and 1t is hoped tina
Randop PHI Macon may have winning
team,
A tennis team has been organized. AM
MI J, II. Russell elected manager II
will arrange games with the colleges o
Virginia next spring
:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

the original stamped packages ana IN
quantities not exceeding ten pounds. Ii
b Under the lnM II retail dealer IS per-
United to sell as much as ten hounds
al ono SAFE bit as the same section OF the
law requires him to sell It from the orr.
r,nal stamped package, and section .
OF the act piecl,iacs his selling the orig.
nal stamped package without payment men,
~ n 4 special tax rs Wholesale dealer,
Inc only course to pursue under the CIR
ounstances Is 10 sell this quantity directly
from the original package. and deliver
1t In another package. properly marked
and branded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
THOUSANDS OUT OF
WORK, AND HUNGRY

nv Assorin'tA I'-ss,i
T sAULTa STE MARIE, MICH, Sept, 49,
Tho shutdown OF the Consolldtted Lake
out OF employment has caused n panic
in the Canadian 500. which Is III q worse
condition than ever before IN Its MS
tory. ta Il
purpose of bringing in the 1,60o or
moro. men employed In the woods nnd
mines. They are expected Tonight nnu
have a penny with which to buy food
or lodging The company Inns fitted up
the car barns In such a manner that
the men NAV be housed there after a
fashion. while the Company and the town
are making arrangements to feed the
men, 38gt1S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
TYPICAL RI H0)LD-UP
I'm RHODE ISLAND.
nav AssocIatcd Press,)

WooNsockET, r, l., September 49,
A typical western hold-up, In which three
highwaymen were completely successful
In relieving Paymaster -, G, Sherman, of
tho American Wooden Company, who was
on his way to pay Off the help at the Sar-
anao mills In Blackstone, just across the
Massachusetts line Of nearly $1,000 touk
place In the outskirts Of this city to-day,
Mr.. Sherman, who was riding oyer from
the bank OF this city, accompanied by
driver, was met within quarter of a mile
OF his mill by three men, all OF whom 3ls
thinks were Italians. Ills horse wal
stopped, the bag containing tho money
was grabbed by man who ut the same
time aimed q revolver, at the head of the
ipaynaster and before either he or thu
driver could JUNG to the ground, the three
ihighwaymen had run down the road and
plunged into the woods They are stu
at large
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
ODD FELLOWS GATHER
I'M BALTIMORE CITY
nv Assorintci Press.

& BALTIMORE, Nd. Sept. 1o.-All the
incoming trains nnd boats arriving here
to-day brought large crowds Of Odct'
Fellows. who cnmo to attend the Sos
SONS OF tic Sovereign Grand Lodge,
which begins here Monday next.
2 Three fourths Of the Grand Represen'
tatives of the various state lodges have
arrived here to-day, and these, With their
wives, went on an excursion to-day down
the chesapeake Bay to Annapolis ms tile
guests of the Grand Lodge of Alarylnnd.
one thousand Odd-Tollows participated
III the excursion