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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-03
BALL PLAYER TO TAKE
UP PRIZE FIGHTING
Harry Vickers, Pitcher, Makes Debut in
Glove Game Jan. IL.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan 2.-Harry
Vickers. formerly the Terre Haute pitch
1908, makes his debut in the prize ring
here Jan. sl2, in a four-round go with
Babe" Robertson, a local middleweight.
VickerS has been here some weeks hunt
ing in this vicinity. His fight will be a
preliminary to a fifteen-round bout be-
tween Kid Blackburn, colored, Of Indian
apolis, and Eddie Gardner, of Minneap-
oils. Blackburn whipped Gardner hare
two weeks ago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-03
Direct VS.. circumstantial Evidence

In recess of the Molineux trial in
New York, District Attorney Osborne
discussed one afternoon the value of
cIrcumstantlal evidence with a group
of reporters.
Suppose he said, ''that I am talk
ing to milkman. This miIkman
claims there is no water in his can
of milk. He tells me that he MIXED
the COW himself; that he washed out
the can; that he strained the milk
and then, while he is speaking, out
leaps a frog from the can. That frogs
evidence is circumstantial, but never
the less, it is stronger than the mans,
which is direct. "-Washingto Times.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-03
FITZSIMMONS AND
JEFFRIES KISSED
The Fighters Refuse to Give Salt Lake
City PugiIst a Chance.

thousand people kissing and jeering two
champions, Fitzsimmons and Jeffries was
the spectacle here tonight 1t was the
JeffTies advertised to stand off for four
rounds any person, and Mexican Pete
Everett was willing to accept, but they
wouldn't let him. Pete is the hero of the
champions four rounds was Kissed
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-03
The News Of the Sport World.

swan 1913 feet while submerged, thereby
breaking the Y. M. c "A. record for the
feat and winning the event, but he did
so at considerable cost. AS he swan the
length Of the tank for the third time, his
body came to the surface, but~it was APP
parent that the athlete was unconscious.
w. Wachs. a naval reserve swimmer, no..
ticed EarTs plight, jumped into the water
and dragged the unconscious man out of
the tank. Earl was revived only after
being taken to the Baths where he was
given cold shower.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-03
Mrs. J. II. southaII Dies.

Mrs. Southall, wife Of J. H. Southall,
PITT Knapp street, died Thursday even
ing at the family residence from pneu-
monia She had been i'll a week with
pneumonia, but her death was caused
by heart complication. Mrs. Southall is
survived by a daughter, two sons and
her husband. Mrs. Southall was born in
Detroit forty five years ago. Her maiden
name was Kate Runny. The funeral will
be held at 1890 o'clock Monday from ST.
Matthew's Episcopal church. DR.. John
Wright of st. Pauls, will officiate.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-03
Billy EarIe,s Team Stoned.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. Billy Earle.
manager of the Vicksburg Cotton States
league team, announces the makeup of
ms 1903 team which includes several
PITCHERS Hunter, Camnitz, Breitang.
Hines and Tower catchers, Earle and
Quinn; 1nf1elders, Kavanaugh, Bryan and
hahn. Jack Ashton, the star pitcher Of
last seasons team, has signed with
Louisville, and Earle is trying to get draft
money for Ashton, as required by the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-03
ARMY NOTES.

Lieut.. A. B. Coke. Eighth cavalry is
visiting in ST. Paul on ten days leave of
absence from the department of Mis-
souri, s4+.st..
One bid was received by the chief quar-
termaster for electric wiring for Fort
Meade, N. D. The<bid came from S. A..
Oliver, of Sturgis. and gave as a figure
for the work $500.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-03
He Knew the Text

1t was since the coal famine heoon
The boy had been to church and was
stu shiVering when he reached the cheer
less hearth at home
What was the text?'' asked the moth
Many are cold. but few are frozen "
chattereG the youth.-Baltimo ore Ameri-
can.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-03
National-minor league agreement.

dTUIS, Ine INOted Horse, Dead.
NEW YORK, Jan. Parole. the noted
morse; is dead from old age. He ran un-
der the late Pierre Lorillard's colors in
England and won the City and Suburban
handicap at EPSON in 1879. Parole was
thirty years old. He was by bennington,
out of Maiden.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-03
EARL ALMOST BROWNS
BREAKING RECORD
Swimmer Goes 1893 Feet Under Water
and Is Unconscious When Fished Out.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-The New Years
day games at the Central Young Men s
Christian association resulted in a broken
record, the making of which for a time
threatened serious results to the COM
petitOr
In the under water SWIM" C. w. Earl
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-03
Prospecting.

Won Bluner-Do you mean to say you
have been shopping all day and didn't buy
a thing?
Mrs Won Blumer-I haven't been shop
only been accommodating
BROOKLYN Life
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-03

Brutus had just plunged the dagger into
caesar when the general turned on him.
You wouldn't have dared do that to
me. if I had been Mansfield!'' be ex-
claimed.
Stung to the quick by this exposure
of his cowardice Brutus Skunk away into
the night-New York Sum-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-03
Ills Opportunity.

useful presents this year ny
1nf Fde--All you take me? -SomeryilIe
NMaSS.) nav
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-03
PFIsTERs WIN LARGE END.
Take Two of the Three Games Rolled With
the CapitoIs.

The Pfester team of the City league
won two Of the three games rolled with
the Capitols on the Selby alleys last night.
The scores.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16

niht fpeniger dIs bier erite Yrttie i'm
gonferpatorium baponsetrasen. Iu4
lit ibr Batter Elm peri0nlider Greuno
bes MurinsminiItsrs pelletun unb
felbit cine Der Sauptperi iOnlidteiten i'm
Marineminiiterium.
SrpBbem nun Trdulein Sputain gu
Der biesiGbrigen 8eperbuns officiea
Sugeloifen purbe, nubm lie on ibr
niht t6eil. unb aipar aus folsenben
9riinben: Ni9t sufrisbsn nit Der ers
lan9ten grlaubnib, bate bic ettpds
pertp0bnte iunseGomponiitin ibrerieits
9ebingunsen geitellt. sic Derldngts.
oaB fie in gompiesne, mo bic 8etpers
Der in 2o9en ibre preisarbeiten ~
pollsnben baben, psiblide 8ebienung
srbalte, ferner, bab iie bic Nablseitsn
ni9t mad benz beitebenben Reslement
gemeinIdm nit ben golIesen, fonoern
IN ibrer 2oge einnebmen biirfe. Bel
Der DIRECTION bes gonisroutoriums
unb i'm Sunitminiiterium purbe iiber
bic Srase bes Sonberresim:s 10 ldnge
perbdnbelt, bab SrGulein Soutdin erit
am grDffnunsstdse Der preisbepers
bung bic Ra9ri9t erbielt, bab ibre
Sorberungen erfiillt perben tpiirben.
Snfolsebsfen fonnts iie ni9t mebr CUR
re9ten 3eit in gompiesus erf9einen.
Wpbl aber that bies ibre gollegtn SRI.
Sleurp, bic infolge bes prin3ipielen
8ef9lufes Der 9tabemi. ebenfalls Sus
gelaFen iperben mubte, unb Der nun
bic BON SRI. Soutain srtGmpften 8cs
bingungen gu CUTE tumen. gfd9 brei
Sagen bes 4lleinieins empfanb iebo9
SRI. Sleurp cine berartise 2dugepeile,
bab iie ben Bitten ibrer mGnnli9en
GolIesen na9sab unb nit ibnen suz
fammen ipeiite. sic madte bierbei bic
beiten @rfabrunsen: Seiner Der iun'
gen Giinitler erlaubts iib in ibrer 9ez
sentpart Elm setpustes Dort, nod pss
niger eine unpafenbe 9aldnterie. 60
I9lpB bic preisbeperbuug gu allges
meiner 3ufriebenbeit. SrGulein Spuz
tain aber ertlGrt iie fir unsiiltis, neil
iie rinfolge zines amtsmibbrauhs"
BON ibr aus9eidloHen mar. Wliniiter
gbaumie priift eben ibre 8eihperbe,
ipelde nidts ipeniger als bic 9lnnullis
rung Der sanSen goncurrena berlangt.
Sn ben Barrier &unittreiien 1T man
BON bem tapriaiDien 8enebmen bes ers
fen ipeibli9en RpmpreiscanbibateH
ipenig erbaut.
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sntelieenter Retrut.

Gin fshr inte[ligsnter Beirut mar
Der Rase BON Sdonneub, Der bei Der
Snfanterie in ulm biente. Der Selos
ipebel bate snitruttion ertbeilt iibsr-
bas 8enehmen beim S9ilbpa6itebsn.
rWenn iemanb tommt, 70 bat bic
Sdilbipahe au rufen breimdl: Wer
ba9 = Grfplst feline 9lntiport, 10 bat
bic Sdilbpade Seuer Su geben. ."-gIs
am anberen Ibenb Der Selbipsbel iid}
BON Der piinttli9sn Grfiillung bes
9ienites iiberaetgen ipoIIte, sins er an
bic Wahe, bic obiger Hase bs5ogen
bate, bprbei, unb Raae rief nit gluF=
gebot beiber 2unsenfIiisel: .9rsimal
fper ba9" Der Selbpebel CAB feline
anttpurt. Sofort siinbete Rdse elm
3unbb6IS6sn an unb iiberaob es in=
IfruttiOnsmGbis benz berbIiifften GsIb>
pebel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16
Gin fGleGter epab.

Der foIssnbe @orfall pirb aus
9ttben beri9tet: Sas peltperlorene
sriedifde 9Drf9sn 2l9uri trGumte
f6ldfrig in feinen. tpeitbin in sriinen
MeLlen raui9enben WGlbern, aIs nit
fliegenbem Sufi9las Elm GapulIeriit
babergefprengt fam unb ben berbei>
seeilten 9orfleutsn nit atbsmloIer
9ait surief: nRiibrt su9, Stinbtr, Elm
ganSes Resiment, 1000 Wann, nit
oem Sbsrften 4fbllas, folst mir aui
Der Serie. Gr tpirb bier Wiittassrait
halten. 2abt feben. OBJ cure S9afe
unb Siibner ausrsi9en perben, 1000
bungrise, brape Solbaten su idttisen.
9tber SeIb resnet ss. bab ibr es nur
pibtl" 0iefe iiiBs Soffnuneen auf
rei9en @eipinn porsuutelnben Worte
bpben nit einem 3aubsrI9Iag ben
8ann bes Sdpeisens unb Der be,
fhauli6en Rube, bas bisber auf bem
SDrflein seleesn bate. Ddbrenb bic
Siinslinse fdmmtlidsn S9afen unb
2Gmmern bes Oorfes bic SGlie burdz
fbnitten, riiIteten bic @reiIe bic SpISs
feuer. rupften bic Sungfrauen bic
Siibner, pel9e bann bon ben Srauen
forsfam sef9mprt tpurben, unb Iiebs
lider 8rutenbuft trduieIte ii6 baIb
in bidteu Wolten iiber ben 9Gdern
bes 0orfes. I'm ben feblenben Salci
gu bsfdaffen, ipurbs elm 9arren be-
fpannt, Der aus einsm naben Srte cine
tii4tiee 2abuns bieIes sartsn @emii.
fes berbeibolsn follte. Senn 2amms
braten Obne Salate Rein, bic a9urios
ten tpuBtsn, mas ii9 sebDrt. Bring
aud SUDDEN fir ben Oberiten mit!"
rief man nod benz 2enter bes @ez
fdbrtes naf. Gr berIpra9 es. Die
2Gmmer brobten anaubrennen, bic
5Gbne ein3ui6moren, bic in ibren
Seftitaat gebiilltsn, nit pp6enbem
5er5sn duf bem 0OrfpIab berIammels
ten WfGb9en ppr ernartungsboller
ungebulb gu psrgsbsn. limb INNER
ipar nod ni6ts gu ieben!
Oils enbli9 tpenisitens Der ausses
fanote 8urren Suriidisbrte, lag fdfs
fungsloIes @rltaunsu auf ben Geii9s
tern Der Oorfbspobner. 9enn an
Stelle Der eripartsten iaftiggriiusn @es
miife unb pransenben &u9en erfdien
Elm poli5eibeamter, Der nit ernIter
Qmtsmiene bas @sfGbrt Serlieb unb
foglei9 BON bsm gdpaleriItsn redt
betaillirte 9lngdben iiber bas bon ibm
angemelbete Regiment erbat. Selbit
angeiihts biefes ipiirbigen 8ertreters
Der pbrigtsitli9sn Srbuung perlOr Der
frpbgeiinnte Singer bes Mars ni9t
feline Tafiung: pOies dlles iei ia nur
elm Spub. er bGtte ben guten Gsuten,
Die fonit immer nur &rduter perIpeis
Iten, bod aud einmal Su ersiebiser
SIeifdtpit perbeIfen ippllsnll"
Wiit bleidsn @sii9srn unb in buns
pfem Staunsn itarrten bic pie aus
einem Sruum erpa9enben a9uriotea
bem iest an Der Settle bes poliSeis
beamten uuf bem Ddssn babonfabrens
ben @apalIeriiten nu9, Der ibnsn beim
S6eioen nod cine ,9eisgnete WabIs
5eit" piinfdte, unb nit bsibem
Shmers burd5udte iie bic I9redli9e
GrtenntHib. buB uuf ben n9plbresen"
biesmaI bod ipObI ni9t gu re9nsn iein
biirfte.
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Die Srauen unS Der fraH;6iiIfe
Stompreis.

Sn elm fonberbares Stadium TT ges
seuipGrtig bic in paris pieI bistutirte
Srage getreten, oh 5ruuen on Der 9es
perbung nm ben franSDftf9en Rpmz
preis tbeilnebmsn unb epentuea in bic
@iaa Webici in Rpm aufssnOmmsn
perben t0nnen. Gu9oem Die 9ftaoez
mis ii9 lunse 3eit binour9 seitrdubt
bate, ben 6orOerunsen Der Oamen
nd45use6en, selans es enbIi9 einem
juusen, ebenIo taIentpolIen pie eins
fIuBreiden GrduIein, bieIen Wibera
itanb gu bre9en unb bic prtnsipieae
3ulafuns Der peibli6en gltaOsmiss
idiiler CUR 8epsrbuns um ben Roms
preis bur95uieben. Wiae. Soutain,
cine iunge &Iapierbirtupiin unb Gpms
ppniitin. bat felt benz Sabre 1895
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16

blies dbermaIS gans meiiterbaft ben
mslan9olifden aubreisen.
limb ipieberum ersielte er bamit Bel
Der bprnsbmen 3ubOreridaft, bic bless
mai fdmmtli6e Senfter oes Saales
bsfebt bate, bic srDbte @irtung.
Ha9ber ipurbe ibm fir feline 8units
leiItuns auf 8efebl bes &Sniss cine
8eIobuung bon flint 2ouisbpr ausbss
5ablt.
Gr perbients iibrigens bulb nod piel
mebr @elb bamit. Senn Der ortgis
nsne appenselIer 8ubreig.n, na9bem
sr ben bornsbmen perionen bes 9ofes
einmal befannt geiporben unb beions
bers ben 8sifau Der Odmen sefunben,
bate 10 piel Snterefe erregt, bab man
Fprtan ibn Dfter 5u b0ren ipiini9te.
@r fam fir sinise 3eit in Wtooe.
Wurben BON reiden unb pprnebmen
Serridaftsn parts unb @artenteite
beranitultet, 70 bsrief man bdufig Sos
fsp6 S6psnbi bdou, I'm nit ieinem
9llpbprn bur9 ben 8ortrdg bes Gubz
reigens bieIsIbsn su perldDnern. 90
perbiente er ii9 uuf folde Weiie ein
SparIiimm4en BON eintsen bunbert
Qouisbprs.
Bel ieinem Srsunbe unb &ameraoen
Rubi aber ipurben bas Seimtpsb uno
bic Sebniudt na9 Der selisbten She<
res i'm 9lppsn5slIer Gamble INNER
mG6tissr unb acknowledgement, penn
S9nsnbi 70 i9On bic pertrauten
beimat6li9en SOne blies.
Qluber Der S6peiSersurbe befdnben
iid berseit aud nod einise onoere
SdpeiSerresimsnter in franoDiii9em
@olbe unb unter beren Mannihaftsn
audi man9e sbemalige Sennbirten
unb 2rpbornbldier. 9ieie li.ben ii9
nun aud 4lpbDrner aus Der 9simatb
ididen unb blieIen bann ebenfdlls, 10
gut iie tonntsn, ben 8ubreisen, ni9t
nur ben 2lppsnaeIler, aud nod unbere.
9as sins 70 einige 3eit iebr gut uno
id6n = bann aber iollten bD9it pers
bdngniBpplIe Solssn bdraus entlteben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16

Sn ben sroBsn pruntIGlen bes
Sdlofes gu Sontainebleau bepeste
f;9 cine sublrei9e unb slGnSenbe Sc
IellI6aFt. Der berri9enben S6piils
ipsgen puren bic Seniter na4 benz
parte su se0ffnet.
Seine MaieitGt aDnig 2ubpis
XIV. ipar BON itrablenber 9eiterteit
nnb entSiidenber 2iebenspiirbisteit,
bsIonbers ben 9amen seseniiber.
Gs iollte nadber aud getanat pers
ben. Ser 80nis tanate ielbit iebr
germ unb bate f9on man9mal pers
fDnli6 in SofbaIIettsn miteeipirtt.
5iir ibn Ipeaiell mar Der langIam
feierli1e Menuetttana erfunben iporz
ben, Samit er 9eleeenbeit finbe, feline
sierIi6sn 8epeeungsn auf's portbeil>
Iafteite Su seissu.
sSn einem Nebenstmmer befdnb iib
oITo Der aapelmsiiter bes &0nias,
Raeitro @iobanni 8attiitd GuIIp, Der
nit Ieintn Muiitern auf bas 3siden
rartete, um nit benz IuHpieleE ou
beginner.
8l5blih berndhm man odna TeIiens
S6ne, bic Don auBen beretnordneer.
Sas Hang 70 frembartis. 10 ipsbmiis
tbis, 70 bersersreifenb. 10 gang unb.rs
ipie trsenb cine IOnit bttunnts muiitas
liThe MeIpbie.
~Wel6e ipunberbare sauberboIle
MuIit!" fGiiiterten einise 9am.n.
mir pirb gang eissntbiimlieb babel
gu Wfutbe," iasts bic prinssfiin bon
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16

Der Wadtpofeu bsim 9efdnsniB
ipurbs ebsn abseIOIt. SOisp9 S4penoi
sog auf. rnsebulbis barrie er auf
6as Grf6einen bes Offi5iers ber
Runbe. GnbIi6 fam biefer.
rRidts Neues auf Poiten%
rRidts gu msIoen, Serr Stuts
ndnt."
.Sabt quite 8ddt!"
.3u 9sfebI, Serr Qeutnant!. :.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16
aus 9inSermune.

0as Spridport r8inbsr iinb Rar@
rem ipre9en bic Wabrbeit" bat in
nadfOlsenhem 8ortOmmniB pieber
.inmdl cine 9eitGtisuns erbaltsn. am
l. Mui fruste in elmer Dorffaul. bel
Rutbenburs elm 2ebrer einen tlsinen
neu Sueesansenen S6iiGer: ~Dus 1T
0ein 9ater2" : Sin Sattler." =
mas madt ERE" = .Gr fauft bic
aubfdpGn5 unb madt Robbdar bd>
ppn." = Sin f9aIleubss @elGhter Der
sansen S9ule quittirte bisfsn unfrei>
piIliasn Mit oes tlsinen csunaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16
Bomber 9mters ,aBos,

Bpnber S1mtere. ,gDosu
nub bsnn bel Sbuen iebsr S9duIpiez
Ter Splbat eetpeien iein9" = Oirets
tor: .Grlduben sic! 8ei uns mub
elm S9auipieler = Courage bdben."
= 9lba! aunbs: rMein Sreunb
bat aber iofort beroySsefunben, bab
Der Wein nit Wafer psrmii4t tpar."
= Wirtb: rDd 1T er ipObl GROCER
DeinfeHner9" = &unbe: ~glsin, absr
GROCER - MuHsrfeipb!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16

Sim Wldi 1914 3og Tonlg Suopl9
XIV. in perfon nit ieinem Seere in's
Selb, um bic Sran9e Gomte gu ere
o6ern, ipel6e bumals nod ni4t i'm
FransDIif9en 8siibe mar. Der 5elos
aug mar tura unb iiegrei4 fur bic
fran5DIii6sn Wuffen. Sn peni9en
Munaten purben bic Stdbte uno
TeItuneen bes 2anbes erobert, oant
Der @efdidli9tsit Der frdnSoiii9en
@enerale, bic aber felbiperltdnblih
bem 40nige ben sanSsn &riegsrubm
iiberlieBen, bsm gu @bren bi. begeiitsrs
ten unb iisgesiubelnbsn Barrier alss
balp nit srobsn Soften einen neuen
Sriumpbbpgen in Der Suuptfabt ers
ri6teten, nGmlid bic iogenannte
gorte SaintsWartin. auf benz gros
hen Trontrelief bisies Sriumpbbogens
lit a6nia 2ubipis barseiteut uIs Sers
fules nit elmer ungebeuren &suls, oem
eine nieberIdpsbsnbe Sieges9Ottin ben
Qurbeertrans auf's Suupt oriitt.
WGbrenb bieIes 8risees geldrgte
bas t0niali9e Sauptquartier, BEL benz
Ii6 bic Sdpei5ergaroe befanb, aud
nud 8eiancpn, alio nube an bas SUE
raaebirae unb bic f9pei3erifhe
@rense. limb ba madte man unIiebs
fame @rfabrunsen. PIOBli6 fdnbsn
bGufiee 9eisrtionen itutt, iopobl bon
Der S6peiasrsarbe ipie aud BON ans
beren S9psiSerre9imentern. 3ulpet=
len beIertiren slpei, bier, feds, d9t, ia
mod mebr 2eute sur elei9en 3eit, ge>
tp06nli9 bes Rudts. Ginige ipurben
sreriffsn, suriidsebru9t unb oann
na6 benz itrsnsen SriessseieB ftanbs
rs9tli9 erIdOHen.
gs mar feinesipees Maugel on
Sapfsrfeit pbsr 8riegsunluit, mas bic
Qeute 5ur DeIertion bepog = nsin,
feitbem einIt bic freien S9peissr ben
8ursunberberopg &arl ben &iibnen
unb bsFen Sesre 70 fur9tbar unb
griinblib beiisgt batten, tparen iie unb
ibrs Na6tommen ala tapfer iibera1
bstannt uub aIS SOlbner isbr seiu9t
BON ben fremben MG9ten. So mar
bietmebr bas unipiberIteblitbs. .S6peiz
ger Seimtpeb", iuel6es iie buSu untrieb
in Der RGbs ibrer Seimdtb. 0apon
aeben ia aud nod beute alte 8pltslies
Der &unbe, gum 8eifpiel bas ergreis
fenbfb0ne 2ieb:
r3u Strubburg ouf Der SGanS,
Sa fling mein Srauern an.
9us Qlpborn bort i'd briiben tpobl
anitimmsn,
Sn's 8dterldnb ppllt' i9 biniiber
i9pimmen =
9as eine nidt an" =
Sa, bas Ilpborn that es ben 2euz
ten an unb Der 8ubreieen, fpelher
au6 i'm SeloIdgsr cftmuls ss6IaIsn
purbe BON Sofepb S9penbi unb anz
bsrsn @irtuoien, bic ibre Snitrumsnte
nit in's 5slb genommen bdtten. Der
SberIt Der S9psiSsrgarbe, Serr b.
Salis, unb bic onbsren commdnbiren.
ben Offi5iere Der dnseporbtnsu
S6petsertruppen fannter bic mir,
flung bes Rubretsens, bem 'te Die
SauptfduIb an ben Sublrsi9en DeIers
tionen auf9rieben, es ipurben dlfp
ensrsifde MabreseIn setroHen, nm
benz uebtI mOsli9it gu iteuern. ollie
borbanoenen qlpbDrner fpurben be.
fdlasnabmt, unb elm 4rmeebefe6l erz
Iaifen. bur6 tpel9en perbotsn ipurbs,
nod fernerbin bic 8ubr.isenmslobien
gu blafen. Dem tpadsren S9tpsnbi
sins bies fsbr gu SerSen, benn sr bait.
fein gllpbOrn uno ben &ubreissn inns
mer 10 seliebt, unb es mar ibm
fdmerSIi6, boB bisier nun in mills
tdrii9en @erruf serietb.
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mad Der i9Dnen Sbsres batten, feits
benz er in 8eiuncou lag, aud ben
9arbiiten Ruoulf Seibesg 70 sepadt,
bab er it9 gu Der lanss i9or geplans
ten SsIertiOn ebenfaus enti9loB. Sn
elmer buntlsn Rddt ma6te sr ii9 bas
bon. Gs selans Inn dbsr nidt. @r
ipurbe ersriffen, 5uriidsebra9t unb
bonn arieesseridt gum SObe psrurs
tbsiIt. Sn Der RG5e bes ber5sitisen
toniQlthen 6auptquartisrs bsfanb iid
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-12-31

A dispatch says that w. Marshall,
Jr., a one-legged man employed as a
clerk by the NJ. & 0. railroad at Meri-
dian, wss shot in the hip of his lost leg
Fby Foley Jones, p negro who was id his
employ, on Monday. II seems that the
negio was impudent to Mrs. Marshall
and the husband kicked him of the
gallery for it, when Jones drew a pistol
and shot him. We understand that
Mr.. Marshall formerly lived in the
Binnsyiile neighborhood, and his many
friends in this county regret to learn
OF his mishap.
We learn that Mrs. Julia Wilder ard
family will move next week to Meri-
dian, which place they WILL make their
future home. Mrs. Archibald will &C
company them, and after they are COM
fortably settled will go to her old home
in Greene County, Ala. Our people
will be very sorry to lose this amiable
family from amongst us, and all will
join THE HERALD in wishing them pros
perity and happiness in their new
home.
We had a pleasant call last Tueeday
from u good friend, Mr.. A. j. Blake.
ley, and were sorry to learn from him
that his store, situated about seven
miles east of here, had been destroyed
by fire two weeks ago tonight. His
loss was abous 500. We did not learn
of any insurance. Mr.. Blakeley be-
lieves the fire to have been the work
! OF encendiaries.
A glass or two of water taken half an
hour before breakfast will usually keep
the bowels regular. Harsh cathartics
should be avoided. When a purgative
is needed, take Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. Thev sre mild and
gentle in their action. For sale by NJ
E. Ward, druggist, Scooba, Miss.
George Neville, ESQ, of Meridian, at
tended to business in this section this
week.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-12-31
The Edltor,s Christmas.

Yss, we enjoyed our Christmas inn
mensely, thank you.
1t would seem that the good people
of Scooba are determined that, when
occasion offers, the editor and his FAM
ily shall be the recipients of fsvors
which Will tend greatly TO smooth the
rough places in life's pathway and make
pleasan. sailing of their voyage down
life's stream. And so at Christmasi
One kind friend Christmas eve in
vited us TO call at his house and get q
turkey and a bushel Of sweet potatoes /;
a couple of lady friends sent as a large
basket of the finest OF spples and or
anges there wss cake enough delivered
at our house to last our family a week
and enc good lady sent Mre. Strutbers
about q pound OF fac fresh butter, aud
our boye-well they got toys, coniec-
tions and fruits enough for six instead
of two.
These, and some other things here
tofore mentioned, are the amenities OF
one country editors existence, ard our
heart warns toward our fellow citizens
when we think of them. We can only
pray hat the open palm may always
be toward our generous friends and that
prosperity may ever smile upon them.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-12-31
Ready Made Suits!
Burning of old scooba Church

On Wednesday night Of last week
fire, supposed to have started by crap
shooters, destroyed the church builds
ing at Old Scoobs, about two miles east
of town. Some unknown party had
stored a lot of hay in the building, the
igniting of which rendered impossible
the extinction OF the flames.
The building was erected by the
Methodist denomination long before the
civil war, and was an historic landmark,
1t was used by the Baptists as well.
When the town was moved to its pres
en- site the old church was abandoned,
the building was in excellent condition
except for the missing window lights
the work of vandals.
Its burning will be regretted by many
OF our older people on account OF asso>
citation more than anything else.