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The Washington times., 1903-01-06
COLLECTION OF CROWNS
EXHIBITED At kANN'S
Interesting Facsimiles of the
Insignia Of Royalty.

An interesting collection Of crowns.
facsimiIes Of those worn by mouarchs
of the world. is on exhibition this week
in the suit department Of Kanu's. Eighth
and Market Space. The crowns are the
property Of f. D. Higbee OF Peeksyiue.
y y, and were designed for the pur-
pose Of exhibition al the St. Louis TX
position. When Il was decided that The
fair would not be held until 1901 Nj
Higbee determined to place The coIIec-
ton On exhibition If the prominent
cities OF the country.
The crowns are shown in long glass
cases. each emblem resting on 2 little
plush pillow One of the most interest
ing is that Of Great Britain and ireland.
the ancient crown Of England which was
destroyed by the Commonwealth and re-
stored in the reign Of Charles IL The
feur dc lis which ornaments the base,
signifies EngLand's claim Of sovereignty
of France.
The imperial crown Of Russia IS a
rich looking orb of gold profuseIy stud
ded In diamonds. and that of Italy is a
dazzling mass OF pearls. diamonds. ru-
bics and oueraIds- The royal crown Of
the Netherlands and that OF Denmark
occupy prominent places in the exhi-
hibit, while that OF Germany presents q
strikingly beautiful collection Of gems
IN The form Of crosses. clusters. and
single settings
The crown Of Sweden and Norway is
ornsmeuted with hoops OF gold and
pearls. and that OF Portugal with SINH
lar design alternating in pearls and dia-
noads. There is the crown OF Austria
and that OF Spain with its foundation
Of red velvet covered in strips Of pearls
and gold
unique emblem is the orb Of Japan,
q fiat gold sunbursy with a mammoth
diamond Ia the center. NapoIeon's
crown is Of heavy Furnished gold. and
in dainty relief 70 this is the crown Of
Josephine, q delicate weave Of gold
covered IN diamonds with a large
pearl at the top OF each point ia the
crowns design. The crown Of Siam is
Of heavy gold with long pieces of dragon
ike pattern coming down over the ears
almost TO the shoulder.
Prominent among the exhibits is the
scepter Of Leo XIII Another insignia
The Washington times., 1903-01-06
sUNDAY TFAcHERs 49,.

The Washington branch OF the sun
day Teachers Normal College, American
Society Of Religious Education. held its
first meeting for the new term last
night in Wesley n E, Church The first
exercise Of the class was a lesson in
reading Tie Greek testament Prof r
A Springer has charge Of This course.
The next lesson was one OF ''scri pture
History" BIZ the Rev r. J. PreJtyman.
The Rev J. z. Gilbert dean OF The IA
Guilty, gave q lesson in systematic lesson
study
The Washington times., 1903-01-06
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF, THE
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Taylor and Mrs. Taylor New York
Closed Season for Salmon in AaSka-Unied States Treasury
RecepsWok of the Geological Survey.
STATE DEPARTMENT.

Among the visitors to Secretary Hay
today was Brig. Gen. Andrew Burt, L
S A, retired known throughout the
West as col. Andy Burt PTeferTing
an active career to one of clerical iu-
ties in the department. he has always
chosen and secured posts upon the from
tier.
Colonel Burt tells on himself story
that is illustrative both of his democra-
tic nature and of his respect for army
discipline
An ardent rooter for baseball and a
fairly good player himself, he had al
ways taken the highest interest in The
games between the Twenty-fourth In
fantry his regimenD and others. 1t was
a negro regiment. but that made no diff
ference.
A critical game was called. and he,
although colonel of the regiment. vol
unteered to fill vacancy at shor:stop.
He was accepted and he assured the
boys that all considerations Of rank
were to be dropped during the game.
His side was at the bat, and the col
oneI was on first playing off for second
when the negro coacher on his side
yelled:
Run, you bow-Iegged son of a mule.
Why in bIazes don't you rum"
The colonel ran and brought IN a
score. but when he reached the batters'
bench he was blazing with wrath
You impudent scoundrel; III have
you in the guardhouse.
Then he remembered the cfrcum-
stances under which he had entered The
game he ADDED: If you ever again
address the colonel Of your regiment
IN such a manner
The Washington times., 1903-01-06
WILL SETTLE PosToFFICE SITE.

Secretary Shaw. Of the Treasury De
partment; Postmaster General Payne.
and Attorney General Knox viii go to
New York Thursday or Friday to select
the site for the new postoflce building
10 be erected here. These officials com
pose the site commission Four sites.
all Of them uptown, have been offered.
Just as soon as the commission presents
its report TO Congress an appropriation
VIII be made for the building The Of
dcials viii remain in New York until
Sunday.
The Washington times., 1903-01-06
WAR DEPARTMENT.

The attention Of the War Department
has been called recently to a concern
in this city which is making a practice
of purchasing for ten cents rom the
superintendent of document copies of
the Army List and Directory" publish
ed each month, and selling them to mer-
chants in this and other cities for q dol
lar each. The department intends that
this practice shall be stopped and de
siTes to call attention to the fact that
anyone who desires may purchase these
directories from the superintendsnt Of
documents for ten cents each.
The Washington times., 1903-01-06
WATCHING INFECTED sYRIANs.

The COMMISSIONER General of Immi-
grafton was advised yesterday Of the
arrival Of two hundred and fifty Syrians
at Vera Cruz Already eight OF this
number have endeavored to get into the
United States at Eagle Pass, Texas. An
examination showed they were suffering
with trachoma. ana all were refused ad-
mission. II is reported that the entire
number OF syrians are so afflicted.
The Washington times., 1903-01-06

Assistant Secretary of the Navy Oar
ling signs most of the official nail Of
the Navy Department as Acting Secre-
tary-" even when Secretary Moody is
in the department, The Secretary IS SO
exceedingly busy that he has turned
over the mail TO Judge Darling.
The Washington times., 1903-01-06
PATENT OFFICE.

Patents were issued today to the FOL
lowing residents of the District OF Col
umbia: Henry c. Enrich. closure for
storing and dispensing vessels; Leta NJ
Ferguson. dress shield; Ezra a. Mathers.
eXcavating machine; and Lindsay 5.
Perkins, assigner Of two-thirds to R. D.
Keller. New York. and W D Campbell,
Washington, D c., rotary file cabinet
The Washington times., 1903-01-06

United States Treasury receipts for
January . were S2.502, 81. %, of which ST.
139. 1868 was for customs. S1.z15.+sS-21
for internal revenue. and $145. 954.S3 was
miscellaneous receipts Total eZpendi-
lures for the day were s2.045.000. Of
which $1,000. 600 went for pensions, 1920
coo for civil and miscellaneous expenses,
SI05,0n0 for war, S10,090 for navy and
$4,000 for the Indians. The excess OF
25s2S
The Washington times., 1903-01-06

There were ffty-one patents issued 20
inventors Of foreign countries this morn
ing as follows: Twelve to Germany; ten
to England: four each 70 Hun
gary, Canada, France, and New Zealand,
three each TO Sweden and Victoria
two each to Scotland and Spain. and
one each to Belgium. Cuba. and Switzer-
land.
The Washington times., 1903-01-06
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Assistant Secretary Taylor and Mrs.
Taylor are IL New York city. It is ex
pected they viii return to Washington
on Thursday.
The Washington times., 1903-01-06
PosToFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Virginia and Maryland postmasters ap-
pointed yesterday were as follows:
Virginia, J. ". WaTTimer, Fingo,
Prince Edward county; E D OverstreeJ
kasey, Bedford county; J. B. Loving
1IerTimac, CJIDeper county; J. s
Smoot. Rough. Bedford county; J. An
derson. Tomahawk. R1tsylvanla county;
r. W Ailsworth, Warner, AiddIesez
county
Maryland. A swauger, GrantsviIIe,
Garrett county.
The Washington times., 1903-01-06

William LoeweuthaI. clerk in the gen
eraI Office in the New York city post
Office, was arrested by Inspectors ia
cohs aRG Meyer. charged with stealing
letters and packages Loewenthal has
been under suspicion for some time.
The Washington times., 1903-01-06

This week there were seventy patents
issued to citizens OF Pennsylvania. and
one trademark. while there were sixty
four patents granted to New Workers.
and and twenty-four marks. Illinois
obtained 50. Ohio IS, Massachusetts 80,
New Jersey p, Wisconsin q. Minnesota
IS. Connecticut and California i. Michi-
gan, y, Indiana. Iowa. and Texas 10. Ne
braska, Rhode Island. and Virginia 9,
Missouri and Colorado g Kentucky and
washington :. Maryland 6, Tennessee 3.
District of Columbia 4. Georgia. Kansas.
North Carolina, North Dakota, and Wy
oInIng 3. Louisiana and Alabama 2. and
Montana, Mississippi Maine. Arkansas,
Arizona Territory, New Hampshire. Ok
lahoma Territory, South Carolina, Utah
and Vermont. /
The Washington times., 1903-01-06

A telegram 10 Chief Inspector coch-
ran yesterday announced the burning of
the building in which is the Lebanon
poztonce, Conn. All the supplies were
burned, but the money was saved.
The Washington times., 1903-01-06

Commissioner Allen today signed and
delivered patents to Henry ". Carpen-
ter, L s. n. c. for rotary engine. and
Bradley A. Fiske, L. S y. for appar-
atus for handling automobile torpedoes-
Examiners Campbell and Simpson will
shortly move into rooms formerly used
ny the scientific library The whole
scientific library Is now in its new quar-
ters.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-24
Gtief=@ianinn - $3.50.
ena .R...eA ...rAass

h1.-
Gin i,br sleoantes $50 G6as. u. eiltlI YIN, FsI.
nino 1i3 Setaptn, orei SlteH uTto- III EsHtns ti
3uitanbs 0ipie fir 'finF Sabre oarantirt = 9tets
mir $16O NIT GinibIub BON id6nem Siaol r nnO
Gedt = iuiro, nenu geuitnid)t, auf &bjaplIag p't'
tautt.z
y. RerS g. 5pbnr
(81-D Tr Z, s@barltss5traBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-24
0abrnnen rrnbrrn cine stupt.

W}oniIu, %. N}Gr3. - 9as
Stdbt6sn Surigao i'm norO0Itli4en
Sbeile Der SSniel M}inOanao fpurbe
geitern BON 2abronsn eingenommen,
nu6bem DieIel6en ben GonitabIerzSnz
fpeftor Glurte unb me6rere ieiner I'm
tergebenen get0Dtet 6atten. Sin DretBig
W}ann itarte5 9eta6ement De5 10.
SSnfanterieregimentS unter Den 2teutez
nants 9atterfon unb 8rOpn lit BON
SSligan na9 Surigao dufgebro4sn,
um Die Qabronen 3u Dertret6en.
0as @9iffal Der peiBen 8eamten
Der eroberten Stabt lit ni4t 6etannt.
Me6r 8rupPen perben 10 RAID aI5
m0gli4 bortbin ab8eI4itt meroen.
Qus SolO febten Ieit lsBtem Samito8
Gle g}adrt6ten, unb man fiir4tet,
baB aud bort bic 'Sd4lage trittf4 1T.
0us aug Syolo in Manilu angetomz
mene5ransporti4iff nPreteus" bringt
Die Qei6en BON etipa 500 SolDdten
unD etli9er Gibiliiten. 0teielben folz
len mad ben Ser. Staaten 6ef0rbert
unb bort beItattet tperOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-24
eSopRins 8race Spar6ang.
Ir. z, SiiO. Sb rp=Strake.
8auf,sbuts ettru 0tptbtubs

GRuf5tbnte Ggtru StpiosuOe.
Baltimore, ben II. Wdrj 1903.
Sag Sirtttprium Der 6optins 9latt SparbaHF
bat cine
Grtras sDiDiSen6e DUn einem balben WrpisH
ouf a1e GeSUFten ausgenurfsu, tutl6e BON, 10.
@prI 1902 bis gum l. apriI 1903 in Der ganE
eeIsasH.
Die rtoelmdbigen brsi 9rO3ent Siuitn uHb Die
GrtrasEiDiotnos toerbcn bon 30 r,er f Q, ben
9. apriI, an in bic 9uar Der SepoFtoreu sinees
trageu uno, tpenn ni9t ossoesH, traetR Oitidben
3inlm sbtnO tpis time GelOsGinlues.
stootss uno StaOts5ttu.ru btsablt bic 9anE
aud, uno @sIoer, fpel6s esnaHnts Qtriobe in or
gauf geleesn srbultsH fsuerfrsi Srsi uno tiabaIb
QrOJsnt 3iuisH.
Robert W1. Mother, grdifosut.
u. SSdrftelb monroe, SoiTreE.
CRdrjl2. .S&S, 1Uin
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Gntap=S Sparbanf bon Baltimore
eaewef.@Rt Gutatp. une Ranette. gtraae.

GlSprff=G9r Gutaps umo Tahette, ztraae.
C5utorporirt l840
osn g. N1drj 1903,
Die regeImdBigtu idbrlidcn 3iHien 3u Der Ratt
BON orei 9ro8ent fir Die StpoFtoren an
l. 2tpril 1903 fdaiq, pcrOen an f,nem Datum auf
Credit zines leocn 6ontos 0ebubt lperotu nno sum
Gntragen in Den 9Gbtrn Der Sfpoitoren am ifo
mad, Dcm.Oritteu on.taq, Oen 20. 2Lpeil,
bereit, unb Deun Mot ee3Ogen bonn l. aPrI an
su 3inisn bcrtdJttat itin.
5tuatss uno StaOtteurn tperOsH bon Der 8ant
bsyabt.
Rpbcrt ,. SrpiDn,
(Rdr323, ,INlt ;3&S) 9rdi0sHt.
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1Raorr)ol)' S pbjIerl

2ur6aus ge8madlos, elegant H5criO9cu, fibr,u
ub, rtguIireH, 9urii3iren, rsjHion uuO frdftiotH.
8aOpa0's Bucu fir bic osiluug aGu uuOrOuuus
s,n Ocs 0uocus, Der 2drmi, Der Ritreu, Der glai,,
uerD0cu &routbciteH S4ptu9a, @srtigO, 9ers
ftOpfuug, @dmorrbOiOsH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-24

db3ure1en. QSentl Dies 10 TT, S9euer@
ite, 10 bite i4 Did, mir es 3u iagen.
9a5 Quftreten 9eines 8atten gegen
Did fl0Bt mir 3utpeilen Die 2lngIt Elm,
baB id ibn nod t0bten iper0e."
Sm tpetteren 8erlaufe i6re8 Ser
b0rs be3eugte 6rau 8urbtt, baB i6r
@utte tie an Der &ebIe getpiirgt unO
ge3pungen bate, elm &iit9en auF3uz
f9lieBen, in peI4em Die beute oerleiez
nen, compromittiren0en 8rtefe aufbez
lpa6rt paren.
Den 9eutigen @er6anbIungen mar
Ielbitrebenb bas gr0Bte Snterefe entz
gegen 9ebra8t porben, unb bas Sc
rt9ts3immsr 6atte ni9t 3oum genug
fir bic bielen 8eIu9er. Natiirlt9
bilOeten 5rauen bic MaiOritdt berfelz
ben. Den 4usfagen Der Srdu BUR-
Did itnb NOD folgenbe pefentliGe
Puntte bei3ufiigen: 3eugin ptrD am
80. Qlpril B. S. AZ Sabre alt Sie
beirat6ete 8urbid in 1886 II. f9enfte
inn brei &inber. BenneQ lernte iie
por flint ober feds SSa6ren gelegentli3
elmer &artenpartte tennen, pel9er
audi 6r. 8urbid beipobnte. Sn 1898
begab ite fi9 nit 9rn. 1tnO 5rau Penz
neq na8 Netpz9apen unb g&etps0ort.
6r. 8urbif ging aus @ef9Gft5riidz
fi6ten ni4t nit. Sine auBergelp06nz
Ii6e 5reunbI9aft entiprang 3pii4en
5rau 8urbid unb 9rn. Benneu unO
mar Die l1rIa9e Der 8erfeinDung betz
Der W1Gnner unb bes BON 8urbid etn=
geleiteten S6eibung8prO3efe8.- 9ie
erbarmung8loIe Wetie, in nel4er 9tz
itrittsanpalt Gpat8nort6 Der 3eugin
bic comprpmittirenben Stellen Der
bon YenneG an ite gert9teten 2iebesz
briefe porIas, 1tteBen 6Gufig auf Proz
tefte @eitens bes Nnpalt8 Der 6rau,
iebo9 o6ne ben getpiinI3ten @rfOlg.
Srau 8urbif ma9te au9 bic berz
b1Iffenbe W}ittbeiIung, buB i6r 8atte
ni6t nit benz S9eioungspro3eB an
fling, 5pnbern iie felbit. Sic piinf6te
gef9ieben gu iperben, Inn 9enneu beiz
ratben gu t0nnen, nu6bem biefer cine
G3etoung BON feiner 5rau erptrtt
baben piirbe. 2luf Die Srage, Ob
9Fruu 9enneG in cine G9eibung etnz
gepiIigt babe, anttpOrtete Sruu 8urz
bid:
nMon8ma1 that iie es unb man4z
mai ni6t."
5rau 8urbif CAB iebo9 gu, ME-
mails felbft nit 5rau 8enneu ii6er Die
@ngelegenbeit geiprO4en gu boben.
9enneu bate 9etetttbs angeiteqt, um
i6ren @atten gu iiberpa6en. Sm Mat
1901 tpurbe 1ie BON ibrem @atten pez
gen i6res 8erbdltniiIe8 gu Pennel
DerItoBen unb begab ii6 nu6 2tlanz
ticzgitD. 2(m 27. Mai 1901 f4rteb
fie BON bort aus an 8urbid unO Bat
i6n, fte 3uriif3unebmen. sic ber>
fpra9, n2trtbur" CPennelD niemaIs
pieoer gu feben unb eine treue, liebez
polIe Satin gu Iein. 8urbid peigerte
fi6 3uerf, ptutgte iebO4 i4IieBli4
um Der 8inber @iuen Elm, aGein balb
na8 i6rer Ruffe4r iibte Penneu tpie>
Der feinen frii6eren GinfluB iiber iie
aug, unb iie traf i6n berf8iebene Maz
Ge in 6Gufern an Der 7. StraBe unb
@bitneDs9Iace. 5rau 8urbid gez
ftunb aGles 0ies erit 3Dgernb Ii. nu6z
benz i6r tlar gema6t porben mar, baB
Qeugnen pergebli9 fet, Elm,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-24
0lntine 6ndlseitsfeirr.

G6ttago, %. 0}dr5. - @d6z
renb Der geitern 2t6enO bOn Soiep3
M}ulone uno ieiner neuDermGblten
Satin begangenen 6o65eit feuerte
8eni. @olerio, Elm Derf6md6ter 2iebz
baber, nG6renO er nit Der etnen 9anO
elm 6o63eit5ge16ent ii6errei4te, nit
Der unoeren einen ReOOlOer uuf Die
8raut a6 unD berpunOete tie lebensz
qeFd6rli6. Sn Dem barauf erfolgten
6anogemenge purbe 8alerto tOotIt3
unb N}i6ael M}alone, Elm 8ruoer oe5
8rdutigam8, geTd6rli4 Derpun0et.-
Die Srug0bie ereignets iia geraoe gu
Der 3eit, in Del6er Die 5eitli4teiten
i6ren 606epuntt errei@t batten, uno
Die @dite ba5 neuDermG6lte Pdar um@
brGngten, um tbre 9liidDiini4e oarz
3ubringen.
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grnbenfatuitrOpbe in SainOis.
@e6s 06Gnner bur4 eins grpIoiion
f6Iagenber 0etter get0Otet. -
ltnbprIi6ttoteit bic 1ria6e.

6pringfieGb, Su8., %, 3,Mdr8.
- SSn Der 3e6e Der n2ttben5 Goal
Go." gu 2tt6ens, 20 W}eiIen n0r0li4
BON bier, tamen feds W}Gnner, Sea
mems So6n goger5, 6re0. Smpte, 9.
Gorn0prf, Sas. 4otrit, &uguit gtoel
unb 9abtb 0}eper, 6eute frii9 Dur4
eine 8rubenga8 GrploIiOn um'S 2ez
ben, unb &arl SSoerni4 erlitt i4nere
8erleBungen. 9a5 unOorii4tige 46>
feuern einesSprengI6ufe5 berunldBte
Die &ataitrOpbe. N&an puBte, OaB
Ii6 9rubenga5 in elmer &ammer gez
iammeIt bate, uno Elm 8erfu4 mar
i'm 9ange, Oiefe &ammer bur4 Elm
806rlo4 gu Oentiliren, alS elmer Der
neuen Qrbeiter, peI9e ii4 CUR 3eit in
rer 9rube beFdnDen, Oa5 l1ngliif 6erz
bei fiibrte. GtIi6e Der @et0Oteten paz
rem CUR 3ett 6unbert SUP bon benz
S6auplaB Der @Tploiion entfernt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-24

Sie Spar6aaf bon Baltimore.
o. gRdr, 1903.
Die Subr,g3initH BON Orei 9rOjtnt am
l. Npril 1903 idaig, psrbcR pOn iensm Datum al
auf ben GrsDit eines icosn 6onto 9eiH6rt uno an
uEO nab. Dem 13. &pril 1903 CUR GiHtragnn9 III
Die Sibsr Der Sepofitoreu bereit ieiu
Die StaOt= uRO Staatsiteueru perOen ron per
Sant bs3ablt.
SBm. &. GpHfIing.
CRdr323, ,1gD 9rdFOent.
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@nbniinuige tGOtet lire bier ainOrr
nnh fftl ielhif.

@outbbrtbge, Maif., %.
MGr3. - 6rau 2ouiie 8urte eri4lug
beute in ibrer 8O6nung in benz
Stdbtfen 6isteOale i6re bier &in0sr
nit elmer Qrt unb beging Odrauf
@elbitmorb, inbem iie ii4 Die &ebIe
bur6T6nitt. 9ie algemeine 2lnii4t
iit, baB bic 5ruu tpabniinnig mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-24
llnfall nut Oerr ,suutaernsgabu. "

QtIuntu, Ga, %. g}Gr3.-Gin
3uq Der rGOutbern 8aAn" entgleiite
nd6renb Der leBten g2a6t na6e Soc
coa, @a., an elmer SteGe, an peI4er
Elm @rbrutI6 bas 9eIeife Oeri4iittet
hattie. Sin unbefannter Srdmp fam
bur6 ben llnfuu um's 2eben, llnb Der
QofomOtipfii6rer unb 9ei3er erlitten
f6pere 8erleBungen. Die Pafagiere
entfamen o6ne S6aben. Der 3ug
mar nm Mitternu9t bon bier naa
@aT6ington abgegangen.
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Nns nerffnnnen unfere alIten.

unisrs gorfa6r.n nuBt:h po6l Dl3n G@a5
Fe an psn st @trnaroz3rduttrpil:u 5ltttn, uno
b.gbal6 omftsu Disiebtr aud in t.in'm oau's
f,6l,r 9lb,r uidt uur uriere Batter una ulitttr
IqrHttn bic eminent 5eiltyaftig:u GigE 51iten Der
Rrduftr, aus Del6eu bic 9iasH baitcbeu, iCrotrH
out pt. bsru6mtsu Qsrjts uro 6sltinfsfr Der alttH
9lt, ME galsu, oabnsmauH, SDotnb1m uno Aus
Ssrs batttu ben 8,rtb Oj,sr Grduter cytdnnt uno
ocroronst.u Die Safts otrislbsH i5rtH 9atitnt.H IN
aum Gdlm 0on St0ruugeu Der RorptraCrJant
tbsrbluvt bsi allen 2cIOtn uoH D,l9tH Die Yl'us
i5;u btidlsn 3u lpsTOeH pil1geH
CCj %. .Sa;S&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-24
MigrGne, SilioiJtdt,
TrauentraatBciten, SertOpfnn9
1tuberOanli6feit, 9g8pepita
ale 1tnorOnungen Der 9e6er.

@tobaBtet Die foIotnOtn 6pmptOme, Die BON
RraH'beitcH Der 9srOauuug5.Gr8aus berribrtu:
gcritopfuug, inntrIibe 6amorrbOOen, Elm oOlts
OsiUbI i'm Ropfc 8criausrunV Oes YtlV,ug utbeIs
fcit sOobrenn:u, 8ioerDiaen 0coeH 0as Giuuebs
men BON Tubyuuq, tiu GtfH6l, ais ob ein i8tOsr,s
GeUidt i'm TuJ,n M1t, iaurts quffOB'n, 5inisn
O0cr g:brir'n Oss 6cr3ts DbrOIuOts OOu critidtus
Osg gtfHbl in licgtnDtr SteGuug, uHi,arsr @si3ts=
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i'm GIsiib Ginigt 2ren 0on q GaO y
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bier genommen, perosn I9neu bic
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9uttenten BON alien rnoronungen Be-
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Rute i'm Srespiano Grematortum,
no6e GisIols, gu Qti4e perbrannt.
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p6iu, cine S9pefter bes 8eritorbenen,
unb i6r @atte puren 3ugegen. Die
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GoFe eingeiegnet.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-06-21
UNDERGRADUATES RECEIVE
MEDALS FROM UNIVERSITY.
Rewards for Meritorious Work Given
at st. Louis Commencement
Exercises.

The annual commencement exercises of
the undergraduates of St. Louis University.
corner of Grand avenue and Pine street,
took place yesterday morning.
During the exercises. members of the
academic classes We're awarded medals and
premiums for meritorious work during the
scholastic year just finished.
Pupils making an average of 30 per cent
received first mention and those making So
per cent received second.
Gold medals were awarded to John C. To-
bin. frs. academic class: Edward l.. Tobin.
second academic class, and Edward l.. Dow
ney, third academic class. These youths
led their respective classmates in all
branches of study and general department.
Sol W. Gross, who won the academic ora
torical contest several weeks ago, was given
a gold medal.
Daniel Dillon. representing the junior
class. delivered an GRAFTON on True Men
as We Need Them" Louis Des Jardine,
sophomore. spoke of prospect and Retro
spect," and G. Prather Knapp. freshman.
read an essay on THE College Man and His
Advantages.
Medals for the collegiate classes will be
awarded at the seniors commencement eN-
ercises. which will be held Tomorrow night
at the Odeon.
The Reverend Father Edward Shea mem
ber of the class of 1857. St. Louis University,
and pastor of st. Kevin's Church. will de-
liver the baccalaurcate address Alonzo c.
Church will address the graduates.
The exercises yesterday were compare
were present: The Reverend W. Banks
Rogers. president Of the institution, ad-
dressed the boys at the end of the pro-
gramme.