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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-11

sra 4alborg meloes %ienere: no
beren til be to tpalte 9ern er M fun
ben. BET er en- 20zaarig 5ieneitepige
2riItine 9irtemoie, Der tiente bos Ell
ag6manO / qalborg. og bOis 6or9ls
ore Dor / 9errezSunobD. Snotil l.
SUM tiente bun / 4sfens, bbor bun
lerte 5dberen til gsrnene at tenoe.
6an aftjener MI i'm g9rnepligt / &es
ben6apn. 6un par imiolertio forloz
BET meo en- Semano, Der teller pda
2dnqfart % life bar b9ret hiemme /
3 Qar. men penteoes biem ON en- uges
5io. vi 5rp9t for, At ban ituloe foa
bsnoes lltroifab at pioe, tpalte bun
8prnene, itrats efter at De par fsote.
2igene gentle bun / i'm Seng, til bun
ON Rdtten benlagoe Dem / ben port.
bpor be bier funone. Sn9en bar
martet noget ui9OuanIigt hos 9igen.
Der / 5slge o%9orojnaano" bele 5ioen
for og efter 5soslen Ear pastel i'm
9erning.
66riTtine girtemoie bar uHaat
fulofanbig 5ilituaelie for 4olitiei.
Som Motip fan bun life angioe uns
bet, END at bun par bunge for. at 6ors
9lprene og 9areiten ituloe faa npget
at pioe ON benoes 6orholb til 8arnes
fuoeren, en- SmeOemeiterisn ira us
lens. Den legdle Obouttion gap til
ReIultat. at De TO 0rsn9ebsrn bar p9s
ret lepenbe beo 5Sbslen, men er Bile
ben br9bt oeo 9p0lning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-11

gfooetflso. Sra en- Sfole
pau RastOeosGgnen fortales fol
genOe gaDtppeitreg. iom / 5gIee
uRastp. qO." ital pare pasieret for
fort 5io iioen:
8 osn paagafoenbe Sfole BAR Der en-
0reng, - Cars FEB ban IT, ION baps
be onbt Oeb at labe Degnen / 5reo,
% oerfor git Der beaer olorig noseu
Dag, u6en at Cars imagte&e6iampen.
@u Dag bao6e man fagtet bjemme
bos ears 5oralore, og Cars. Der bar
en- ourforeoen aaD, beilutteoe MI at
ipine 3ssnen ct pubs. 9an fblote
en- Sarm meb BLOB, % 0dgen efter.
oa ban Ituloe / STOLE, itat ban ben in
oenfor 3rsjea. 4lOrig iad inart bar
ban fommen til Stolen, for ban be-
gnnote at labe ct %fnnbiet 9oltnr. Deg
men griber 3ampen og farer neo til
Ears. bOem fan 6egbnoer at bedrbejoe
meb ben. ears oralebe, % en- tpt
8lObltrem neo cd Orengens Rp9 bite
5@gerne.
Degnen 6leb bles Oeb at ie globet,
men greb bog ears, Der bar faGbet
puu @ulOet, for at bare BAN oOer
/ i'm Pripatleiligbeo. Cars oaogneoe
imiolertiO At i'm fingersbe 9eDibft=
lss6eo og benebe oO 5iemmet til.
Ia ears ct gobt Stptfe lib efter
igen tom / Stols, fmileDe 0egnen oper
bele Qniistet og uOtdlte FIN @lqoe
orer, at Cars bog bebolot fin 5srlig=
beo, og nu funoe 9rengen itabe ia.
ION ban Dilbe; tbi 9egnen bopeoe life
at rsre bans ffere apgitptter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-11

DeO5faID. Gn al Spaonts
melt fenote 5orretningsmanO, gros=
Ierer 9ans goje. er dfgaaet peo D.
Der, 66 aar gammel. @anile ING
o0ertog ban i'm MOoers 8Orrstnina.
fom ban breo op til en- meget iior ger
9ros" 5orretning, % ION ienere o5er=
git til QttisielItd6et oRanoers
aornz % notwithstanding. 5
be ienere qar oreo ban en- tor 5or=
refining / Saoiten 0&cIe. 8oje bar
MeOftifter al jpOitsen9elit Damp
ffibsielitab at 1866, Ranoers 2(ttie=
3smmerbanOel og mango andre tore
girtfom6eOer. !6an tur / 9ulofier-
Ierne Meblem al Ranoers 8Draab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-11

& so inbetsn pda ofo. Stift=
PROFIT Ssreniens 9rap pau adrbus
norore airtegaaro aflepersoes forles
ben til 5amilien peo en- ton fife 9gis
tiosligbeO.
Gfter StiftproOitinbens Unite par
Der lite sipet Operleperingen noeet
~officielt prag. og tiliteoe bar, foruoen
6amilien, fun ReprRientanter for
ben aomitee, Der bar label Wlinoeites
nen reiie, iamt gdnite enteIte andre,
Ger bar itaaet ben ofogoe mar.
Yaitor 9inobarot ooergdo pad 60
miteens 8egne NtinoeiteHen til SAINT
lien. ioet ban / tonne % parme Orb
- iammenfattet / S9tningen Eat
nemmelig6eO Ct 6iertets 5bufommels
ie" - minoeoss ben afosoe Stiftz
PROFIT, preiten meo ben iunoe 5ors
frnbelIe, Manoen meb bet arliee
6jerte % opri9tige SinO. 9ette 9ors
ftal itaa iom ct Minoe ON, al Der our
ROriets Strait, Der bar bans Gin.
Gn Ssn at Stiftproplt Serenien.
gaitor 3. fra Staarup. 6ragte ga
miIisns 5af til be genner, Der baOoe
rejit Wlinoeitenen. boorefter @rosiez
rer g. 0ammeri6 5en!agOe BED 9or=
lets 5oo en- pragtig arans al G9elge
meo re0e og boiOe gaanO ~ IRA tat
nsmmeligs genner % 5il6srere."
aoriet er / 6slge oQar6. Sit"
efter 5egning df artitett 5rimobt
6lauien uOfert / fmuit bOiot Marmer
al Sten= % g~iqep3u9ger 2er6e. Meo
lin rene 5orm % 5arpe ftoar Be.
pragtigt moo guitaOiets grsnne Bag
grunb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-11

Gn Stbpumpt brog / 5elgs
.Ribe ST." forrige Monbdg pDer9OI-
iteOegnen. Yuu lin Del iugepe Den en-
oelOig Masie 9unO til fig fra Qaen,
DC oa ben ienere repneoe, itprteoe
ganOet neo / iaa fore Masier, ION
mar / Runbs MinOe life bar Jet
Nuge til puu Ggnsn. Der bar Die
blitte. oa Gbousisen ligneoe en- itum=
menoe 5loo. og / Moien far ben gipst
idd me9en Babe, at 4rbeioet foreles
big maa inbItiaes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-11

6si Qtber. gntefru Sop6ie
8infen, boenbe paa Ggetano / g.
8jGrt, fploer | 5slse Sob. 2lO." Den
IL. Quguit 80 aur. Den gumle 0a-
me er / 5orbOlO til lin bsie 2llOsr iaa.
oel fj9lelig fom legemlig friif. SUN
er meget afbOlot paa Ggnen, bpor bun
bar tilbrdgt naiten bele i'm 2eOitiO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-11
Srnaanvt.

getlageltgt 0eosfato.
= aaptain q. .. 9orpb. G6ef for
10. 8atteri, er unber Gpelierne PED
gjfrregaurb / HOroijeauno tommen
ulpttelig at 0age. ioet Fan itprteoe
meo iin 9eit og fulot for ooer mob
8anonbiulene, Der ie~noerbteo bans
grpittasie. 0soen paaIulgte sjsblitz
felig. @eo 5oranitaltning al aaptain
Gneelbre6t At 9aroen blep ban la9t
inb i bet n~9rliggsnbe 5eglOGrt og
oerfra transported til Spgebuiet,
efter at ben til Steoe TONNE Gage,
grofesfcr Yetsrien baD0e %tonitateret,
al DOZEN pdr inotraaot.
70 Qar. Den 26. Suli tunos
9ognepraT til $9oejfel OeO Selling 9.
Decentralization ieire i'm 7Osaarige
5goielsoag. 9aItor 8ertelfen er fgot
Den 26.Suli 1888 / 9alum / Ssnoers
iDlanO, bpor bans 5oralbre, 8ertel
4isIen 9ertelien og @poe Marie Gas
len par 9aaromanosfolt. 0pfgDt /
ct 6ism, Der par Rabo til bet itore 9es
Iier6uD, fatieoe ban Iom9arn &9rliss
feb til Sp~manosliDst og giorOe ION
Stf6soreng 2 Rejier til 5alanO. s.
miolertio ta6te ban 9piten til Ssen
og beIlutteoe at blipe gr9it. 5 1852
be- ban prioat oimitteret at ben r.
mere 6etenots praIf QIgreen paa
Mors. iom ben Sang boeoe i &e6enz
6arn, og / bois 6us 9aitor gerteliea
ba5oe Spbolo, CO boor fan fit ben
gaabirtning / grunotoigit aetning,
Iom lenere bar pragei bans 9ip. 81
ter / 1853 at D9re bleDen tbeologilt
aanbiOat isgte ban ferit 6ejitolepirfz
IombeD, men / 5oraaret 1861 6lep ban
adpellan / GmmeleO pee 5sier. Ser
bleo ban, til ben samls 9reit / Gms
me!eO tOg i'm 2(fiteb og blep perpaa
/ Sommeren 1864 orOineret Meos
f alper 6os ben betenOte qreTt %
GeminariefOrftanoer Spenoien / Sci
ling. 5 1873 bleo ban falOst til
SfgneprGit for Senberup CO Gut
orup / gi6org Stift og i 1880 tom
can til 9Deiiel og @iOItuo. bDillst
iioite Sogn ienere er 6leoet Itilt 10
til ct islofanbigt QaItorat. Ooers
aft Ear paitor 8ertelisn punbet iine
0enigbeOers aarIig6eO, 6auoe Oeo
i'm 5ortpn6elie og OeO lin elIfOeroige
PeriOnlig9eo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-11

30 Orengsbgrn mnroebe
st Do66elt 9arnemoro er nnlig OBJ
bcset / Qalborg. ga 4ul SOhaa=
lens 0atter forleoen Morgen peo g.
5iben fom neo / Yorten til Gjenooms
men Nr. 10 / MarenturisgadOe, bpor
5amilien Sobanien Dor, fanbt bun
en- Yatfe, iom Deo n9rmere Gfterfnn
bite fig at ~inoebOloe 2isene at 2 nbs
fsots oslftabte 9rengebsrn.
6oert al 2igene baDbs en- Snor ON
9ulien. Def bar tpOeliet at ie, al
gsrnene bar 6leOne tOalte. 2igens
bar inOfps6te | ct StDtte graat Sef=
fel9rreb og nogle Pumre af ,1gens
Rpbeoer." Mdn formooeoe ferIt, al
en- al p~asidgererne fra Dumpifibet
oGim6rid", Der inbfom fra Gs6ens
bubn til 4dl6org 6abn / Worges,
6apoe begdaet uoaaben % 6enlagt
Patfen / porten; men bd ,gimbrio"
fgrit inofom 81. 7, og paffen bite fig
alereoe at bare let 81. 6 at en- Dreng,
iom bog life aa6nebe ben, maatte man
after forlaoe benns antagelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-11

Cub pdd 59rgerne. Sra
59rserne tribes til Rib. Bur: Gn
Sngenier, iom bar opbolot ia Der
nogen 3io for at unOerfs9e59reernes
aeoIogiite 5orbolb, bar opoaaet. at
Der finoes Sub paa Zen Qolse. 4ao
6cns 5nitiatio feres Der for 5ioen
unberbanolinger meo9runoejerne On
Ret til llOupttelien at Deotommence
2ejer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-11

st oriftigt 9nperi. Z ~
temmer en- Qei Il & D
6piIps Dag. st efter tes
benbapnife 6orbolo ganIte eneItaaenos
oriItigt 5pOeri er mfg bIepen f~oreoet
/ @jenoommen. intercollegiate Z, peO
bsiIps Dag.
pod 4. Sal Dor en- 9lomIterbanbs
Ter, Iom bar 5orretning i 6reoerits=
6erggabe. 9ogle 5ppe, Der rimeligs
ois bar piSit geiteo meb. at 5amilien
opbolot fig / 5orretnin9en, bar ON
5ormiooagen Iuttet fig inb meo falIte
Rsgler og bar iaa gobt icm ~raieret
~9eilig6eoen f%uloitGnbig. gorOe.
Stole, @uloot9pper, portierer, Gar
biner 0 In. bar 3DOene gdnIte roligt
6aaret neo ab 3rappsrne til en- @ogn,
&c bapoe itdaenoe / Ct. peoeritr9be,
bportil Der er gennem9ang fra Gjenz
oommen.
Raturligpis tunoe bet life uno9aas,
at benne transport bleo iagttaget;
men oa man mente, at Def par 5lbttes
Jolt, Der arbeioeoe / here's loli5e
2Grinbe. tog ingen ROtits at Dem.
29ngere op do 5ormioougen tom
Der beitiaalne biem og oilpe n9ppe tro
fine egne Zine. bd ban iaa BEN tsmte
9eiligbeb. 9an git nuturlispis
itrats til prlitiet, Der nh leoer efter
5ppene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-11

an9ffet 6alfen. st 5ele=
gram fra 8rdmminge til q. g.. mel
Der, at 2anbmano 8oss forlsben 4f=
ten / 9ilsleo gnge bleo flDnget ner
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-11

ira ct 5glas o. fnatte0e 9alien. iaa
At 0esen inotraaote ejeblittelig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27
Sic Edliffe inQen hLeiben.

0af6ington, .. g., 26. SePt.
- 2l0miral Cotton fat Dem Marinez
0epartement aus Beirut geitern getaz
belt, oaB Beirut ru6ig iei unO ouB
bic U1agelTen 2tffaire nod INNER
f6nebe. Die 3urid3ie6un8 Der amez
rifuniI6en Rriegs16iffe Dor Beirut
eri6eint DorlGufig i'm 5in6tit auf Elm
3a6elgramm, tpel6es Oo5 Stuat540es
partement POM 8eianDten 2eiI6mun
in gOnitantinopsl erbielt,- ~ unpa6rz
Theinli6. SSn Dem &ubelgramm heiBt
es, oaB, o6no6l bic ga6riaten aug
Beirut melcen, baB Die Sttuation bort
fir ben U}oment ru6ig iei, ni6ts ME
bauernoe SrOnung bort 6ergeiteat lei.
QeiT6man 1T Der Wleinung, Der Stano
Der 9jnge mile no4 als uniider 6ts
trddhtet blel6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27
GnL1 ms nem HnrnPn

SeattIe, 8aI6., 26. Gept.-0ie
bier angefOmmenen 9ampfer nO6io,"
Senator" uno Dolphin" baben ein
goloene5 Cargo Don Sap Nome uno
oem 9uton 8e6iete i'm Dert6e BON
81, ,25O,OOO an 8pr0. 2luF Der ,0olz
p6in" lit RlonOife Sob i'm 8etrage
Don 100000 berfdtfft, bic U6rige
8OlOienoung auf ben 6eiOen unoeren
9ampfern tommt bon Dem orttiI6en
Dorado am Sap Some. Der 3a6Is
meiiter Der Dolphin" fat in ieiner
8erpa9rung etnen prd6tigen 8OIDs
tlumpen i'm 8ert4e BON $3285, Der
am 8. September bei'm @olOgraben
an Qtnoil Greet gefunoen purOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27
BsreitcItsr 8aubpIan.

8erpegene Subiette beriu6en gum
3pede Der plunOerung sinsn 3ug
an3u6aIten. = Die GntI6loiIenz
belt be8 Qofomotiofii6rers ma6t
Den &ni4lag gu 9}i6te.
@oOnfotet, 9.sS., 26. Sept.
- 8ei 9lumers Qeoge, einem einIaz
men PIaB, cine M}eile n0roli6 DON
W6itin's Station an Der rHenz0orf,
g}epz9upen II. 9artforbzGiTenba6n, "
puros geitern 2(6enD Elm 8erIu6 qez
ma4t, etnen 3ug an3u6alten uno Die
PuFagiera au53uplinoern. Der Soto
mottpfiibrer 8eOrge %. 8oB bate Elm
Signal gum 2lnbalten bemerft, u6er
ertannte, ouB Der U&ann, nel6er Die
Gaterne i6pang, in bieiem 9ienit
niht geii6t mar, peS6alb er @erod6t
i6opfte unO ben bolIsn 9umpf an bic
WfaI4tne anlieB, fp baB Der 3ug an
Der psrmsintli6 gefdbrli6en Stele
Doriiber Iduite. Die 9afugiers 6atten
BON Dem 9orfuI feline N6nung unD
purosn ii6er nadgropioence ge6ra6t,
mo Der Qotomottpfijbrer bem Superz
intenbenten q. R. 86uleD 2(n3eige
bon Dem 8orfaq ma6te.
DAB Elm 8erIu6 gemadt poroen
mar, Die Paf1ugiere 0es 3ug2s 3u be-
rauben, lpurOe crit beute 2(6enb Be-
tannt, als superintendent QB6olep
ben 9iilf55S6sriff Bacon gu ii6
tommen lieB uno oisier Dunn ooQitGnz
Dig berpaffnet ii6 gu 8oB auf Die 2o>
tomotiDe begdb unO DenIelben Don
Borceiter na6 9roDiDence begleitete.
Gr pirO morgen Die 6abrt nieoer nit
MAIDEN, uno unteroefen periu6en
POli3ei6eamte Die mut6maBli6en
Rdu6er auf3uIpiiren. 8oBs 3ug mar
geitern Qbeno I'M 6 l16r 10 N&tnuten
non Worceiter ubgefabren uno 6dtte
Inn 7 ll6r 25 N}inuten in 8ropioence
dntommen iolen. Gtpu cine N6tel
Wleile BON 9lumers 2eOge bemertte
Der Qptomptipsnfii6rar BOB elm griiz
nes Signali6t, nel6es anDsutete, oaB
Ous 9sleiIe frei iei. 4I0BIid GnOerte
ii6 Oas Qi6t in 8otb, pe56ul6 Der
2ofomotipfii6rG ods 0ampfpentil
idloB uno Die 8rsmien in 56Gtigteit
IeBte.
DG6reno er bie5 t6at, idnang Sc
muno eine Qaterne ii6er Da5 8eletie,
bod geI9a6 es ri6t in Der lei9ten,
0eiIe, nit Der Elm
SignulnGrter es t6ut, mes
buIb 8oB ituBig purbe. g}ur tur5e
3eit iibsrlegte er, mas er t6un fo[e,
bunn gab er 8oloampF, unD Der 3ug
fubr an jener Steqe poriibsr. 8OB
iab, als er iidh aus bem 6enIter beugte,
tpie Der Mfann nit Der Qaterne pom
8eleiie iprdng, 3lpei anbere Mdnner
ndren bei'm ituttondren Siqnalliht
uno iisben anoers itanben IGngs be5
geleiies. llmittelbar nu6 ieiner 2ln=
tuft in Propioence itattete 8oB Dem
SupsrintenDenten 8boIeD 8eri6t ab,
pOruuf Oieier eine l1nteriu6ung an
iteIte uno ben San bem 6Ilfsz
Bacon iibergab.
&uf 8OB' 3ug foIgte Elm paar Mis
nuten ipGier Elm GrpreBz unO 9oit3ug,
unO man gldu6t, baB Der 8srau>
bungsOeriud bem 2eBtsren gegolten
BAT. Die neuIi4en @eieBloiigfeiten,
ourunter Der lleberfan auf ben 3ablz
meiiter Der Sarane W2iQs, baben
mubrffeinli6 einige gafG6rli6e Sub
iette gu bem 9eriu6, einsn 3ug aus
gu pliinoern, ermut6igt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27
Gin nrnRcr 8ranp.

ge ensgOrt, 26. September. -
oyn 8rpotlpn brad i'm Souterruin bes
eleftriI6en MaI6inenbuuIe5 Der
,8rootlDn 3upib SranIit Co." 6euer
aus, pel9es einen S6aoen BON $780,
900 anri6tete. Die 6o4babn inSiibz
8rootlDn mar fir me6rere Stunoen
geIperrt.
- Sn Q(ppleton, U9nn., miro Ri4z
ter Quale gu @uniten Der @niieoler in
Sniftz, BIS StDnez uno Steoensz
Gountp, Minn., gegeR RuiIeII Sage
entl6einen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27
u q If e iih q nmerifn

2pnbon, 26. Sept. = Gontres
4omiral 2um6srton 1T BON bier naf
Siioamerifa a6gereiit, Inn bas Gomz
munbo iiber Die Der. StuatenzfFlotts
in jenen GenGfern gu ii6ernebmsn.
Gr muB Die 5lDtte fir Die 8intermaz
nOper i'm carIibiI4sn W}eer por6erei,
tsp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27
GaropGifde Sa6erGeri6te.
Sic 9Sngner Seminal Gntbiillnn9
nIadlt Supfifmcrsen.

Rommt rer" poer tommt ner" ni4t?-
Grou Gofimu perfdnupft. -gof
cine SenIotionsmeIoung. -6runt=
reid lpiQ Marotfo gar nidt, -
Premier 8alfour auf Reiien. =
sdnesFuG in W}aceOonien. =
GGi6tlinge DOn ben 3iirten err
morOet, = 8u Sing Sang erAdIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27

9erpegene Subiette DerIuden gum
3pede Der PlinOerung sinsn 3ug
on3u6olten. - Die Gnt76IoTenz
belt Oe5 2otomotiofii6rers ma6t
0pr 0InfG3Inn au PiA+p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-18

-l-7- 20
and much information as to that celebra-
ton be given,
am informed that many institutions
OF learning are arranging to be repre-
sentec In their state buildings. and II
would seem peculiarly appropriate that
our great University, founded by Jefferson,
should nave the necessary space in the
virginia building to properly advertise
It's great educational features, and that.
thefeloEs, me society Of It's alumni should
consider tho matter and their assistance
be given 10 promote the object In view.
II It has been definitely decided 10 re.
produce Monticsllo. Hon. Jefferson Nj.
Levy. its owner. Will be asked, OF course.
to approve the project, and plans and
specifications OF the mouse ana SURROUNDS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-18
THE SOLOMON CASE
Fixed for the 27th-Commonwealth TO
Be Represented.

be Represented.
In the County Court of Henrco yestcr-
day, Judge Sims, Of Louisa county, sit
ting, the case of Sheriff Simon Solomon,
charged with malfeasance and misfea-
sance of office, was fixed for the 9th
instant for hearing
Mr. Solomon waived the rule and per-
mittcd the matter TO be taken up at
once He made request for jury trial.
as is his right, according to law. Tho
court provided for this contingency and
arranged that the coroner should sum-
mon the ven!re. Quite discussion arose
over the attitude the commonwealth Will
take In the affair. 1t was decided that
the State shall be represented, with the
right 10 interrogatc tho witnesses, argue
the case and assume any position In the
matter 1t may deem the facts to war
rant, MI Sands Will be a witness and
Will not be able to appear Mr.. George
Bryan will represent the Commonwealth.
AT the conclusion of the discussion of
the different points involved. the court
yesterday entered the following order in
The case
ION the petition of the Virginia Pas
senger and Power Company, n CORPORA
t!on duly chartered, organized and doing
business under the laws OF the State OF
Virginia, praying that rnle be awarded
against Simon solomon, sheriff of Henrico
county, to show cause why he should not
/ be removed from office for malfeasanco
and misfeasance. incompetency and gross
neglect of official duty.
This day came the petitioner, by its
attorney. and came also the said Simon
solomon. sheriff, as aforesaid, in person
| and by his attorney. And this defendant,
waving the issuance of a Eule as prayed
for by the petitioner as aforesaid. and
| demanding the right OF a trial by jury,
| II Is ordered by the court that a special
| jury of forty persons be summoned by
the coroner of this county to attend here
| on the 9th day of this month for tho
trial OF the issue to bs framed in this
] preceding"
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swallow flies down from a roof; he
started back against the opposite wall
with a. stifled groan, while she stared at
him blankly and grew as deathly pale
as he.
He was man of great resources IN
all emergencies which required a quick
tongue. but, for tho moment, this was
beyond him. He felt himself lost, top
ping backward into an abyss, and the
uselcssness OF his destruction made him
physically sick. For he need not have
been there: he had not wished to come;
he had well counted the danger to him
self. and this one time in his life had
gone to the cupola room out OF good
nature. But Bareaud had been obsti-
nate, and ,Crailey had come away alone.
hoping that Jefferson might follow. And
here he was, poor trapped rat, convicted
and ruined because Of 4 good action!
at last he knew consistency to be q
jewel. and that a greedy boy should
never give a crust; that n fool should
stick to his folly. a villain to his devel-
try, and each hold his own; for the man
who thrust a good deed into life Of
lies is wound about with perilous
passes, and in his devious ways
thousand unexpected damnations spring
Beaten, stunned, hang-tawed with de-
spair. he returned her long, d,im-
founded gaze hopclessly and told the
truth like an inspired Ounce.
II camel camc-to bring another man
away" he whispered brol1enly; and, at
the very moment. several heavy, half
suppressed voices broke into eager talk
overhead.
(To be Continued Tomorrow
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GETS CONTROL OF
The u. S. COMPANY
Organization Of New Stoale
Trust Not Expected to
AffeCtLOCdl Branches

Considerable interest is felt hero. in the
announcement from New York to the ef-
feet that the American stogie Company,
Incorporated last spring. has acquired con-
troll of the United States Cigar Company,
AS a result of this combination the out
put OF the new stogie trust will be in
creased by an aggregate of about 10000
coo stogies a year.
So far as can ne gathered. the organiza-
ton of the new trust which is organlcally
connected with the Consolidated Tobacco
Company, will in no wise affect the local
factories Of that concern.
The directorate Indicates that the inter-
ests which control the Consolidated To-
bacco Company and It's subsidiary conf
panies-the American and Continental To-
bacco Companies--now dominate the new
stogie trust. The list OF directors is as
follows: c, M. Logue, president of the
United States Cigar Company; w. d,
Sharpe, George B. Hartford, Samuel
Bailey, Jr. H. NJ, Brash. vice-president
of the United States Cigar Company; II.
A, Kitzmiller, n. w Cobb, second vice
president of the American Cigar Com
pany; II, p. Kingsbury, treasurer OF the
Continental Tobacco Company; S. ~,
Moorehead. first vice president Of the
American Cigar Company; 9, G. Dula,
Nce-president of the Continental Tobacco
Company; A. Schneider, t. p Christie,
dated Tobacco Company and president of
tho Havana Tobacco Company. and r..
NJ, G, Glenn,
These officers were elected: @. M. Logue.
pi esident; IT. w Cobb, first vice-presi-
dent; II. p Kingsbury, treasurer; Y, NJ
EraSh. assistant treasureri w. -, Sharpe,
secretary, and NJ Gales. assistant secre-
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b,,rg on Monday. The party will remain
in camp for week or ten days.

prs 1p 1 pnde Week as t R7rd ay w remain
Mrs. Boiling Wilcox, Of Flower de Hun
dred. who has been very SICK at inc
Virginia Hospital. is much improved.
Miss Pearl sh,,man, Miss. Stella shu.
man and Miss Sallle Airport, who have
been visiting friends in Richmond, have
left for their home at shumansvile' Va.
Mrs. Raulston. Of Birmingham, Ma.
Harry watkins, at No. 215 East, Frank
lin Street, left yesterday by the noon
train for the North.
Miss Myrtle Burruss and Mr.. George
Mrs. Atwell Burruss near Reedy Mill
Va.
Mrs. sydnor and her diauEh1t te Miss iss
S, Smith, Of Lexington, va.
Mrs. Mary Raincy and her sister, Miss
Kate and Miss Llzzie Tucker, ,,, OF Dan thn1.
Brother Se Mr.. ]. T. fucker. OF the Dan
vile Light Infantry,
DR.. Jacqueline Marshall. of Alexandria.
Va, a grandson Of the famous chief JUS
Jarvis. which is said to be extremely
fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S; Burton are in At
lantic City. They will visit New York
and other cities before their return home.
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. S. Moore have as their
guest at Atlantic City Miss Virginia
Braithwaite, Of Will!amsburg' va
Mrs. John w. Reilly is visiting relatives
at Houston, Va.
Mr.. A. f. Mosby is the guest of his son,
DR.. Ernest Mosby, OF New. Hope. Augusta
county. He will visit friends near Waynes-
boro, Baskerville and in Ohio before his
return.
The September Woman's Home Com
panion will contain a story by Miss Cally
Ryland. .otitled Toby" In which all
Richmond people will have lively in
terest.
An article under the head Of Women
trated by photograph showing Mrs.
Thomas n. Carter, Of the Deep Run Hunt
Club, taking a high fence. So taking. 1t
as a whole the Woman's Companion for
September will be desirable issue.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Cosby, who were
married on the 18th of July, have returned
Northern cities. They are now at home
to their friends. at the residence of the
BRIDES mother, Mrs. Gatewood. No. 729
North Fifth Street.
Mrs. j. w. Frazier is visiting her sister.
Mrs. T. D. Saunders, Of Williamsburg,
who is i'll with fever.
Mrs. Helen Ransom will leave to-day to
spend the summer at Maple Shade Inn,
Pulaski county. Her niece. Miss Maud
McKenny, may join her there later in the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brantley Camp
bell are now returned from their wedding
trip and are established at their homo
on Peachtree Street, in Atlanta. Mrs.
Campbell's letters to her family there tell
OF a delightful welcome by Mr. Camp
bells Atlanta friends and of charming
surroundings for the young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph caperton are
spending the summer with Mrs. William
CASTOR Caperton, OF Monroe county, Yves.
Virginia.
Mrs Stuart Stringfellow is at the Yellow
SULPHUR Springs with her children,