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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
S0noerjYllano.


9fnfeperet par / Qar iaa
soot % bei.igt, fom oet tunos f%orlduz
0es. ; en- Garrettt bar bet life oGret
idd Tmutt, tim par BET noiten for
barmt. Der fanbt ba ogiaa en- fulos
iianoi9 5OlteOanorins Stso I'D al
5aoersleO; 6bem Ter tunbe. forloo
rem foalne gn % isste til 0megncn.
0ampitibene bar fuIoe og 5ogeHe
neo.
Stprit par 5iliiremniHgen til ben
me 5maa6ane til 4arpiuno. gegQe
Dags, men liar /. qinieoog. par Der
Tuoenoe fulot. Nan fan iuft lie
ii9s. At bet enonu er uogen 9e6ages
lighso at FIRE al e:nne StrGtning.
5robs Den iolioe 9pgning aipsr BET
nog,e femme apf % Stso. la pas
Iagererne rnites gent iammen. 6ors
6aa6entliq bliotr BET bebre, nanr
QinistrablFeren er forbi. 5erite
9inie6dg Tom Sfinnerre al Qabe pod
8runo al @armen, Iaa 9oaet matte
6oloe ftere Gdnqe % oFte fere meaet
langiomt for al for6inors en- ulptte.
Gftermioodsstoget bleO betpoelig fors
Tntet. % iibite log nm 2(ftensn Tom
5enpeo Fl Bar Elmer for tent inb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

9rufnet. = 5orleosn 4ftsr
Fprang en- arbeipsflaot Mano / 5rei
teritsborg Slotsis. GEOtsforpulte-
rem tilraabte Manpen. Der ioemme0t
-unot / Ssen, at ban itulbe n9rme
zig GsbrDen; men ban iDdreoe, at ban
nof TtulDe flare fig. Sort efter gil
Can imiolertib til gunbs. 5oroalte-
rem fit fat | BAN meO en- 9aaos6ags;
men 6an bar oa aIereOe Oeb. politi=
{. mener, at bet er en- bigger fra Ssz
6enbdpn. paa Qigst families Qnbefa.
finger. lboenbe paa HaOnet G6r.
.9olm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

8gI. 9ammerang
6erofo er remit tilbd9e fra Con.
ron % bar men i'm 5rue itrats tdget
Opbolo pad alampenbore gaoe6otel
6por ran forslebig biz 30 en- Moa.
neo Tor at i~nbitu6ere @altbers Bar.
ii / aMeiterian9erne" pod 5nif, "a
fan bar looet naiie Oar at fnnge bel
oad Gopent @arben : 0psraen
2onoon unoer Or. Sans Ri6ters &c.
Belle.
9ammerIan9sr 6erolo er efter al
bare fun3st for na0nte Operas vi
retiion / fOrrige llae bleben en9agereI
til @aifeoptra6en / be 3 naIte SGio.
rer, fper Sang 2q}aaneoer meo IS
5oreitiGinoer ON Moaneoen.
6ans Sage bliper BET fDrife Nar
dltIaa nafe CONNER $4,000 ar.. bel
nrite Qar 10000 &r., % 1906
10000 Str.
Tel fan bem0rfes, at BET er attu.
rat BE IeIoIumme 9iftaar, pao bpiltt
oen peroensberpmte 5enoriit Sean b.
Rei6t i lin lib til at bsonnoe mss
6leb en9ageret pad / 2onoon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

5orrige Manbag Worgsn oebe Su-
f%itsraaaO @obffeien / Qal6org. 6an
bar / I'm 5io 5olofulOm9gtig % bleD
1863 39mntr / adlbprg. 8enne
glaos uOfplote ban ! SO gtar paa ben
imutteite MadDe og fog i'm 4fitsb
1899. Suititsraao gobIfeisns tate.
foe Gfitfelie bar bel tenot baabe al
itore GO imdd, og BANS p~erionlise
Glffp9rbiebeb % ualminoelise og itil.
ferbige G~obgsren6eO baboe ifslge
,4olb. lib" braet BAN ! ner Berg
ring meb mango. Der MI Dil idpne
BAN.
Manee bill minoss GObiteisns Of.
fentlige 0irtiombeo unOer 2onos
mdnosforidmlin9er; ban isrgeoe for
Snbfparteringsn al be fremmeoe pg
forsftob 5orlpitelierne. 6dn bar en-
pirffom Mebitifter al 4albOrg 5eles
fonfelffdb.
0ooifefsn blep 1883 ubnebnt til
Hibber af D%anne6rog.
= gn af 6opebitabens 9lofts
6ddnbp9rfsmeftre, aaretmdsermeitsr
Serb. gernb. aemming, er afgadet Deo
Dsben | en- 9(loer df IS Qlar. ) muns
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

Qn6otot 3po. 5orrige
Ssnoog ANTON en- mistentelig Per
i'm | en- WotorbaaD til Stallinaen,
6por ban gif I Gam oa flDgtere op
alittsrne. 6an sr nu bleoen dn6olo!
% 6ar piit iig at p9rs en- norit Ses
manb. gaaesn bar ban I%tjaalet
Gnglanb. 5feigs antomue en9elite
Blade er Der i 9lntb f%tidaiet en- no
torbaab ,Gbsne5sr". 20 Sob lang o.
10 SOB breb, tilbgrenoe 9ulgrubebe-
i!1rer 5priter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

5n. Deb 3itioen tom be til RaoIteo.
Ia Stsen6olbt piloe bpie at til Guar
TN, bleo !0eiisne tn fer ct &ioe4iul
pg tog Ma9ten fra BAN. @o9nen
palteoe BED amaIie qeteriens 9aitgis
peri. Stenbolot og beass 0strene
ilnnqsOss oner mob Mfuren % bleo
liggenbe beoibtlpie. 9ililenoe Wlens
METER bar osm %inoenfor. Gage 6ams
borf 6lep itrdts bentet fra 9sgumflos
fer. Smens iorbdnot @aItgiper 2.
56omien &c foaitece. 7et Diite 10.
Ia 9e9en Tom. at 5teenboIot bao0e
facet Stuloeren al 9eo. ben nloiie
0atter bapbe fadet genet brattet og
6obeOet Ilsmt ~flGnget. Scr ben nngz
Ite 0atter. Warie, bar Der Manod9
morsen me9et ringe 9aa6 ON, at bun
tunbe lebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

&Ongen ar 9anmarf
&c iesbaben. - Sra Wiesbabsr
mebbeles forleben: 5s. Mai. aon9er
at Oanmart beltog I Mites / 5amilie.
tdfist bos Setter Nilbelm. ST. II on
qftsnsn afrejfte asjieren % aeifsrin4
BEN til potsbam. aongen al 3an4
mart buboe %inofunDet zig pda ganei
qaarben. 9eiieren tog en- Oreroroent.
ia biertelig 4fiteb meO BAN. De tc
Serifsre omfaoneDe og fpsieoe bindns
ben e~entdgenbe Gonee pda ainben.
2ige iaa bjertelig bar 4fifsoen melem
Aongen og ben tpite aejferinbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

Ct 9arneftele unbet /
en- II epeqrap.- Zen 29.Mtorts
%fpripanot / 9albngaarb Stoo melem
SlaeeIie ug Sorp ct Barn pau ca.
6aloanoet Qar, SIN at en- Stppdr=
beioer. Cribs megsn Gfteriesning
bar ban life til At finbe, % 9ulitiei
formaaeoe life at ifaHe Chs / Sagen,
rer pate tor 0piigt paa Ganen.
9blig fanOtes / en- Rape9rao, langt
fra. 6por man bapoe isgt. Ct 6opeo-
Ilelst. Der ipnes At pare at DIT ON.
TONNE Barn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

2pnuffDeOne gisnbrDn
ct 2pn fog ifslge .aarbus Gifts.
tibenoe" forrige 5reDus neD / 5sgst
petsrlens Steb / gobsl, affpeb 80.
mems gjenbrDn, orabte en- SO og en-
0ris, p9lteoe en- aaffelobn FAINT reb
noele GulDbrabDer pp, for iad at for
ipinbe uDen at dntanbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

SlbIes. 5orleoen Mor9en ST.
% bfeo Der I !6aberslep blalt granO.
dQcrm. Der par / R%srre9dce uo.
brubt Ships / aebmanO q. G6riIten.
Tsng Manufatturbutif. Oct fripil.
ligs granoo9rn par 6urtig til Steo<
ca ben fnort 6erre oper Sloen. Mon
f%orefanot Ell 9inoue uo til 9aaroen
uabnet, og Der faDneoes 20 Wart
Qetselpenge / gutitsituHen, fad bel
Ter 10, iom ON ct Snobruostbpsri
FAR fuubet SteO, % at 5poen for al
ifjule 5preriet far ituttet Slb i 90
pirsturpen, 6por Der forefanbtss en-
qetroleumsflaife. Slosn bar fsrit
faaet fat / ct Statip, 6OOr Ger oar op.
6angt en- Mengbe 6srre=alabninger
"a en- Del 9amesG n2rrntter. ION ali
er sbelagt, ligeiom idmtliqe | gutit-
fen p1rsnce 9arer | mere eaer minoye
@rab er blepea beitabigeSe al Slo %
gonb. Slbsn oppageoes iamtipig al
5ru Gbriitehien % 5ru 6inoorf, Der
beegs marfeOe asslugt os ajorne Of
larm. aebmuno GhriItenfsn, Der bar
fraparenbs / Sentsrborg. bar formcs
fentlia dsfureret. Z mobiat 5ilf9lbe
fiber ban ct betbbeIist 5ob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

6obeogaarben Stems
tofts@s Qabe6ngnineer .r forleben
Rat .otalt nso6ranoie. Sloen, Der
cpItoo reo 3itioen, menss at bers
paaIot. 6obsn5bgningen par aentag,
ne @dnge dntRnbt, men bet lnftece5
SprfiterHs at reobs ben. 4ne Wiaifis
aer. 9egne og 4olsreoita6sr br9note.
De neo6r9note 1~o6pgninger til
goaroen .5lenstofte" bar foriitrebe !
2anb6ngningernes aim. 8ranoforiits
ring for ca. 10000 Str.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

en ufnffe er Iet forleosn efs
%.ermicoug i Slotsgaben / Qa6snyaa.
Stet en- aone oiloe tenss Slo. flsj
en- @uit opsr i en- qetro!tumsflaite.
9oor0eo osnne stsplobereee o5 ans
tenote 9enbes Gej. Sun 6leO faas
lebes for6ranbt paa llneertroppeu,
At Der er 6are for bsnoes gio; bun
6IeD itrats bragt paa Gnge6uIet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

Operbetient % hartmann
sr remit tilbase fra i'm am|eritdreiIc
.tftsr 9eoragsrsn Ssrgenien. Soeno-
6oros6irmaet Ranges aasierer.
Den populare Opoager bar bog itfs
Qrretantcn meO Iig, ba ee f%ornpone
9ormdliteter troos al muIig @eloii=
lie life bar labet fig enoeliS orone
unoer bans GpbolO. ; en- mar 5remz
I'D fan %foaoel Srrgenien ION SRI.
G}Batr cg De to @srn bentes at BIZ
ot ienote 6iem, % 6iemrejien oil Re
men 9eooatnins, Oa en- IN ReiTe Der
ersr pil blips for betoiielig. &imeli8s
ois laser Qolitiet osm iaa af5snte /
BEN fsrite earopQiIte t6aon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

9reffet 6dlfen. Gn 30
aaria Mano. Staunina : @eterien /
5ran6olm / 8rGOTtrupegnen Oalteoe
forrige Wanbog meo en- 9ogn. od ban
lerte i martsn. % falot iaa u6eloi9t.
Ct fan bretteoe 5alien rg Ogoe paa
Steoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

ct nfpttestiff9lbe banbts
| Rapiteb fsrite piniebass often ST.
10. GaurbmanO 5. g. Stsnbolot
bupoe ! 5slse 81. 9fp." meo besse
Iine 3gire Daret pad 8eisg ! aanbez
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

6tor granb Qanosbnen
9rgoerup.- Tnrleoengftermioz
Dag opitoo ber Slo i QanOs6pen 9rss
oerup peo graitr. 81 9aaroe. til
hprenoe SIR. 6anisn % 3asmus hi
ellen Ien., neo6ranote / 9ebet al an
5imestio. Qessret pdd begee @aar=
re BAR asfureret / gr9itstasien. benz
6olospis for $4,000 % 1000 &r.
g1gningerne par asiurere0e / 9ano=
bbsnin9ernes aim. granoforiitring
For 6~en9nlospi8 1000 og 1000 ar.
Sloen formenes opitaoet oeO 8erns
2sa meo 53noitifter.
Reite 5%ormiooaa opitoo Der 5io /
cen ca. 1000 4len ira grsoerup ligs
eenoe 7attigoaarb. Der MI er oph9pet
ca tilherer 9ddrbeier Rasmus Rds=
musIen. 0aarnen nsobrGn6te me9et
furtiat. "a Den paroifuloe 4rami2
hinsit ..9riednt". ter til6erie zen
branbli0ie gaaroeier CIR. 6anien !
9reoerup. % iom eit.r 9ranoea par
tlepen opitalsst paa 5ottiaQaar6eu
inoe6rpret,. Sfoea menss at itlrm.
fra 9ran6ea I grsoerup. ret er
@nift ontagsi;9 FAR tig5et CO ulget {
Iaget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
L nGbneaier

S%oeneprait Tor @u6um ca ellie.
9ores Menis6eeer ,9ropit for 6leIfuu
"a 6oraum 5erreosr un6er @ibora
siiff. 6. &asmBsien, n. Of Dig, 81
5sififsat til S%ogneprnit for Ct. ga.
fo5s Merig6so / 8s6enbopn.
Gaaoibat / 5Eeologien 8. g.
QarIen er 6eitif1et til So9neprRIt for
ejar5smaal Msni9feo / aalbora
Stiff.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

Oct er life tilrnnoeliat at pare en- Tag
Iben Or. @bomas' Gclecfri Oil / oniif
man fan aIoris pioe, builtet Zisblit ct I'll
iRlosinbtraffer. =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

0anft Sgmdno BIB /
ubfanbet. 9dnit Semdno.
9tuguf 5irts, q Qar admmel, for
6nret meo z. 3. ..Glaperoon" al
9iperpool, er omtomnen ben %. @us
quit 1902. Sans Slast eftsripies al
llotnri9sminiiieriet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

9nuft 9unftpnrt. - )
IN Garls6sra @lpptothet itste fors
leeen 6Ttermieoaq BET llbelo. al en-
Dune glsO pad bet glatte Sub %
falot Tadleoes. at BUN bpltebe en- Sei.
e nsp oper 0rieinalen til 5eri6aus
.5pilenre 9rena".
8st ftrp5eli8e Ger tnuitss / tr'
E3nfier.
Tn u6eloiae Dame. Ger par ira
oanaetano. foyfteg tit ana iemmelia
TENT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

Sbinedol. 0%aar6eier Gloppens
5nrg S%trumsaaer er / oenns lin /
aarb meo at ino6egre I'm oto aon8ss
aaen 6eliggenbe 9tontoas. 1st er
Meningen, at Der tai inarettes 9ss.
Gang for @riieIser, og en- Man0. Der
blirer oniat til at paste Dem. faar en-
6ei.smt qropiiion al 6eer 4 Tigers
8ris.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

SIotss. 6orleben 5ormioods
nenem af. 9 og 10 opitoO Der StO
/ Rihel Glauiens @adrb j 9sgeitop.
9e6oelies6uiet neobranbte til @runs
cen. @ft19ts6oIisen % 2aoen reos
oeoes. Snoboet bjsrge6ss tiaigs meO
noale 9inbuer % 0ere. aariagen til
Qrdnben tenoes life.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

On Still OpgdDe.- Den
Ten forlessa paa6egnnote Stubenters
elsaneu par Cpgaben / 9anit Stif
Fri Gpgaue): oGm 8a9sprssiens
8%etnhnins % Qninar".
iii 4. 81. 6opeoetsamen og Qras
Iiminerefsdmen leo cen: Spite
T1r ber Ri freoe om?"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26


st 5efsgram fra Gpn8er
Sra @runblossfsfeu / Q(al6er9 a.
Tensies 4 5esar1n iii 81. moi
8onasn. eer 10 fer 3issn rpso.esr FL
/ @iesadben.
@%olitinefer Sait far ifsl9s aGat.
Fra 4mtstioeHee4 ner9oa mooiag..
felg:noe Spdr:
.6s. mai. aansen 6eser 9fr.
.afts % F3s, at Critic for 0aHnarl4
Rolf ogIaa sr 8on9sns parmeTte Zn.
tie.
Gfter a~aer6rjefe gsfaliHa:
4duffmdnn."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
llheIhi-a Rpttefrntr.

u~beloig 8otteeger. =
Gn 8orI hos gdaer S6ien. Sorp, iton
frrri3e 5orsoa9 Gftermiooag / 9ages
riet og oiloe ffnoe Rotter mso sn
Repolper. 9aa en- eaer anoen Maaoe
rante ban ifsIgs oSore 9tmtst." en-
tiliteoeD9renoe pise / BET enc Ben
Steoet for Rotten, Tom 5tloet bar
tiltenft. Der blep itrafs 6entet 2qs
ee. og oenne ~ertIpreoe, at aualen bar
tranat 0Hbt inb i 9daret. % at be:
rar febit at laoe ben blioe Iooenoe,
hpis Den life foradriagebe ulemper.
Qi9en Ii9ger til Senes. men befin.
Der fig elers ref.
De tgl. 5Iptte. = Menbena
So. mai. 9onaen er bortreiit gennem.
9adr Qmalienborg i'm tore aarligg
aengerin9, oer / Qar iuppleres mec
foriteaist 6aaoe no % %inop,hoi9c
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 6l. 4. oppuoIca
3ieberIaIen / ReTioenspaluet, 6bor
Der pil foIte 5000 Str.
) 6briitian Den Sppsnoes qaf1
inner liaeleoes en- itprre Rengerina
Steo. og De fore "copper". Der fun ia
9es Al og banfes bbert 3. 4ar. far
rstob i oenne lib en- imiffsrt fornsOen
lloluftning. SamtiOig faar Msbler.
ne Ct grunoigt @fteripn.
Seller life gsrnitorF 9aar fri. ser
sr man troplt optag,t al at gpre9rins
9afoelnars og 8riniesie Diaries Gel.
ligheo / Stdno. til 9riniens 5ogt er
enot. mebeus Den porige Del at Slot
et ierft airer enrefig faroig til
Gongcns 6iemtomit. bsr bentes / gs.
gnnoelien al npite Maaneo.
5reoensborg itddr ganlte eoe oa
forlabt. 5srit mar Der fomner Bun
I'm en- 5orlagaelIe at Reiiosnien ber-
III. oil ben iaoronligs Stare n
6~aanooartere % 8en9sringsfone'
6ol0e here's Snbtog for at latte Slot.
tet / prqientdbel Stano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

Qfffeot9elfe. = So9neprait
for 8arrm % 8ramminge Menigbso
! Ri6. Stift, u. SEMEN er afiieOi9et
I 91abs Tom Spgreprait for Bran.
nines Menis6eo ira l. sui D. u.
al reane.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

Rn airfe.- 5 4ugut Mdaneo
pdobeapnpes Gpfsreten at en- M
airts | Winempesgabe, bportil gels<
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

56eoloQift Gm6eosets 3.
amen. - /. 9da. Onsbds ben 10
sunni. 9. so. SirfeaoarO % 6. 80
5rglunb 4nherIen: 9~auo16tlis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

9Iofterne tommer pda
teres Qamfe 9fobs iqen.
9irfetlofferne / 9roager. fom biotit
far 6an9t / en- SiOe6nqning, 6oorfra
nan life riatiq tunre bsre Sonerne
I'D ober Sognet, bill M, eftsr at Den
tore 9loffe er bieoen omitsot, biibs
cp6qnqt paa BEN 9labs. hoor be bang
/ qamle 0das. nemlig oppe / Oo66eits
taarnet. Samtioig oif 1@rataarnet
blipe f%jernet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

st 9tne9pentnr. Gn 6iulz
riber fra 5lens6org barre anoen
9inieoug 9iort en- u6fluat og psneie
6iem tent ON g(fteren. 9iot uoen for
9nen pda 6uium 9anoenei bleo ban
iom 6slqe at BEN itarfe 6eoe ipims
mel % fdlot al 6iulet. 6ooroeo ban
~forilog ia temmeIig ifsmt. "a ban
roaen 9io Ienere after Tom til BE-
pibit6eO, BAR 6ddOe bans Sue NJ
ebtlen forIpunbne. Ten uteloiae
Sfulrioer maatte MI til 6oo8 oanbrs
inn til gpen. 6bor hans fsrTts @an9
par til 9olitifontoret.
The Washington times., 1903-10-12
Coal Production Restriction.

The attempts of the anthracite coal
companies to restrict the output are
new being made with all Of the energy
the operators possess The Reading
closed its Shamokin collieries on Thurs
day and Friday. This will make
seven idle collieries for the Reading.
The seven collieries controlled by the
Pennsylvania Railroad shut down Fri
day for the balance of the week. and
partial suspensions were also make by
the other big companies.
The question whether the present high
price of anthracite VIII be continued
throughout the winter by the coal COM
panies is already exciting serious dis
cussion among coal dealers. Sentiment
is divided. There are those who do not
hesitate to predict that the present cir
cular prices viii have to be reduced be-
fore the winter is over.
There is no question that the ability
OF the anthracite combination to main
tain these prices throughout the winter
is likely TO be put to a severe test, un-
| less the predictions Of a moderately milo
winter are a complete failure.
Independent operators, who have NJ
facilities for storing surplus coal. ans
who must dispose of their output OF
shut down. have been shading the cir
cular prices of the coal companies foi
several weeks, and this has enabled GER
tain retailers in this city 10 sell theil
coal at a reduction.
The Washington times., 1903-10-12
PAID DOGS FARE,
BUT GOT TRANSFER
Owner Almost Stopped Travel, But
Avoided Further Trouble.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Oct. IA differ
ductor and a man with a dog as TO
whether the man should pay a fare for
the animal disturbed the Broadway and
ST. Clair Street line one night recently.
and for a brief time threatened serious
trouble Inc conductor was insistent
that fare should be paid for the dog.
while the owner was OF a contrary opin-
ion.
This dog goes as baggage He dOesn' I
occupy more space than Il travelling
case" said the owner of the dog.
Hes occupying a seat just as any
other passenger would; you'll have to
pay or put the dog off the car" replied
the conductor.
At first the dog owner could not see
the matter in this light and refused to
pay the fare The conductor stopped
the car.
Either pay or the dog goes off the
car. said the conductor. advancing as
II to grab the dog The dog erowled
and the conductor halted. For more than
minute the wrangling match was car
ried on
Finally, when the conductor threaten
ed to hit the dog with the motorman's
controller handle. the owner ended the
trouble by paying fare for the dog. he
obtained two transfers from the conduc-
tor 10 avoid similar trouble on another
car.
The Washington times., 1903-10-12
EVANSVILLE NOTES.

EVANSVILLE. Nd. oct. 12.-At n
meeting held in the Methodist EpIsconal
Church North Friday evening there was
organized. under the name Of IN,
Hyattsville Brotherhood. en- associ.tior
having for its object the promotion ~
the moral intellectual. and social wei
fare Of the people Of this vicinity.
course Of lectures. religious mass
meetings. clOcutiOnary and musical on
tertainments was mapped out for the
coming winter. The Rev G. L. Fly wa
elected president. A. &. glastonbury. vic,
president; II. /. Corw1n. secretary. II
G. Burton. treasurer: Judge p. A. Bier
s. It. Pottinger. Robert w Wells. Wal
ter A Wilson, and II. L. Corwin
executive committee. The first lectur.
Will be given tomorrow evening by tho
Rev Dig T. NJ Bristol pastor OF tn,
Metropolitan NJ. E. Church, Washing
ton.
Helen Mccormick entertained a. few
friends Saturday evening at Bonnie
Brac. Wine Avenue exten1ed. Dancing
and games were held IN the parlors until
a late hour. Among those present wer,
Daphne Thompson. Clara and Mabc
Mcacham, Julia Cochren. Maud Bates
Bazel Hanna. Helen Mccormick. Mani
Mccormick. Bertha Ermold. and Meym,
Quigley: Arnold Watson. Arthur Sar
gent, WOOdie Sargent. John Thompson
Mr.. HardesteT. Denman Thompson
John. Harry. and George Mccormick
Marian Malone. while on her way tC
St. JeTome's Church Saturday evening
slipped on the pavement Of Schley Ave
nue. and broke her ieIt arm near tho
wrist. DR.. Wells adjusted the frac-
ture.
p E l. Reau has returned 10 his
home I'm Berwyn after n six months
detail on botanical work at San Fran
cisco for the United States Agricultural
Department.
Agricultural College, on IT'S own grounds
defeated that OF Washington College.
Eastern Shore, by a score Of IS to Sat
urday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1903-10-12
VILLAGE COUNCIL
COMMITS SUICIDE
Rather Than Face Disgrace, Seven
Members Die.

VIENNA, Oct. 12-An amazing trag-
edy, and one. in all probability without
precedent, has taken place at Peszer,
a village in southern Hungary.
The entire village council. consisting
of seven persons all related to each
other, have committed suicide.
The reason for this is as remarkable
as the act itself II appears that an op-
portunity arose TO sell a forest which
was village property. The council of the
village resolved itself on this occasion
into family council. and the utmost
care was taken by the seven that no
hint of the idea of purchase OF sale
should transpire in the village.
With the secrecy of plotters, they held
meetings TO discuss the matter. made
their own terms, and concluded the deal
without any OF the villagers being any
the wiser. Deeds were drawn up by
themselves, and as they were the only
members of the council no outside sig
natures were necessary.
The sum paid for the forest was con-
siderable, but. instead of passing into
the municipal exchequer. it was divided
into seven portions. and each Of the re-
lated councillors appropriated a share
and kept 1t for his own use. The most
extraordinary ingenuity was manifested
in their endeavors to keep the transac-
ton, with the consequent appropriation
secret For a long time these efforts
were completely successful.
AT last. however. the whole affair was
discovered in a dramatic manner, when
rather than face the consequences OF
their action. the seven relatives held a
hurried meeting. and there and then put
an end TO their lives.
The Washington times., 1903-10-12
Street Railway War.

Rumors are in circulation to the effect
that the Washington Traction and Capt.
tai Traction Street Railway Companies
are not going to allow the Old Dominion
Company to obtain the desired permits
sion from Congress to construct It's
tracks across the city from the Aque-
duct Bridge, II they can prevent IT. Oh
course. il was impossible to confirm the
rumors today. but the belief is general
that there is truth in them. Senator
EIkins and John r. Mclean. who are
stockholders In the Old Dominion Com
pany. express the belief that the per
mission is going to be granted. This
would indicate that there Is TO be a
struggle before Congress, with an at
tendant long discussion 70 follow, Sen
timent is, however. in favor of the Old
Dominion Company. business men gen
orally believing there cannot be too
many railroads in any city, while the
people along the proposed route, which
has already been published in The
Times. have asserted their intention 10
DO everything possible in their power 70
obtain rights of way for the company.
The Washington times., 1903-10-12
Southern improvements.

In addition to the figures already
given out and published IN The Times,
President Spencer has issued another
statement, showing IN some detail the
amounts already spent in improve
ments to the Southern system. This
statement shows a total expenditure
Of g. 3OS. 7s1.34 for the three months of
the fiscal year. Included In this total
is an item of S501. 4O2. "a, representing the
expenditure made for the second track
and revision of grades and curvature
in that portion OF the main line from
Alexandria to Orange, the beginning OF
the double tracking.
There are also included purchases of
real estate for the purpose of increased
facilities at a number of different
points, among them Atlanta. s1S7 s.;
Birmingham. s217. $50; Lynchburg. $685.
eco; Memphis, $39.5T7.10; Washington,
.40.IC2.75; Spencer, N c, for addition to
yards, SIS. 692.97; Monroe, Va. $61,2lO74i
Spartanburg. $21. $685., and large
number of small sums at other places
the aggregate reaching very eonsld-
cradle sum.
The Okolona-Big Creek line in Mis-
sissippi cost $12S, $500. There was eX-
peuded for revision Of grades and
curvature on the Asheville division
S2l6. sos. As. and on revision of grades and
curvature on the St. Louis division
Sis9. 6S3. So The balance on the shops at
SheaieId is ST ,599.17. The new yards at
East St. Louis involved cost Of A2.-
1859; additions TO the yard at Prince
ton. S54. 800. 40.
The several spur extensions con
structed to mines principally in Ala
bama and Tennessee. represent totai
of $50 567. 90, while lne net cost OF the
additional passenger tracks and tracks
TO Industrial plants. less side tracks
taken up. is $247 .SO6.S9.
The company has spent also more
than $1.1o0000 for new rolling STOCK.