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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
THINGS WORTH KNOWING
Bits of Scrapbook Wisdom on Vari.
Gus Household Topics.

In buying things for the table it is not
always those that look best that are real
~ the pest. An instance of this is celery.
Almost any grocer will show you the, long
and large stalks Of celery, and tell you
they are something vey fine, whereas, the
little short, rather stumpy ones, are really
much more delicate and have a better
favor. The long stalks are very apt to
be coarse. And in spite of the actual
superiority of the small stalks, they are
less expensive. -... -
a dark calico bag or case to cover the
ironing board when not in use was one Of
the practical presents received by a young
housekeeper last Christmas. 1t was some
thing she had not thought of making for
herself, but it's usefulness was apparent
the ironing sheet every time the board is
board covered, the sheet becomes soiled
and damaged.
A girl travelling abroad writes home of
the smart effect produced by bouquets
tied with black velvet ribbon. Hot-house
marguerites, loosely punched, with as
paragus fern and held with a knot and
bow with long ends Of the velvet ribbon,
were most attractive. Other white and
pale yellow flowers were similarly
treated.
A high school miss who was spending
the evening with some friends consented
to make, some fudge, says Good House
keeping. When it was time to add the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
CAMERON TO COME BACK
Escaped Minnesota Convict is About Il
Complete Term at Cheyenne,
] WyO.

Cheyenne, Wyo, Feb. 81. q. Barnard
Of the Minnesota penitentiary guard force
has arrived here to await the termination
of John c. Cameron's sentence, which
will take place in a few days. and Cam
eron will be returned to Minnesota to
complete a term there. He escaped from
the Minnesota prison on Dec. 10, 1901,
while serving a sentence for forgery
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05

I.incoln-Friends Of irrigation claim great
which sustains the constitutionality of the Ne
braska irrigation law and with it grants the
right of eminent domain to irrigation compa.
MES.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05

work only at the point where an indi-
viduaI motor is incapaciated.
Eleventh-Greater control Of the speed
of the tools.
wv. w. Jermane.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
~E. 80
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in prizes
A simple contest with
big prizes open. to you

$1,000 in prizes will be distributed in our 90
Mule Team BoraX'' contest. divided asfollows:
rprize Of $4,000, 2 prizes Of $4,000. prizes OF
5000. 10 prizes of S25 90. 10 prizes OF $1,000. 100
prizes of $780, $50 prizes OF S1.00.
We have given each letter In alpha bet1cal
order numeri cal value. commencing with
one and ending with twenty six, as follows
Al. BE-. C-3 D-4, Els. F-6 CT. HIS. 1-9. J-10,
SIC. TO. U-a1. We. W-2s. x-24. Y-25. US.
Persons entering the contest are to write out
three reasons why Borax should be used in the
Toilet and three reasons why it should be used
IN the Laundry. In no one OF the reasons are
more than thirty letters to be used. After ter
numerical values OF all the letters used. Some
letters will be used Der of times. Add
the numerical value every timeo The person
who submits the six reasons in which the sum
totals highest will receive first prize. and so
On down. In case Of ties the prizes will be
awarded on the merits Of the reasons submit
ted Ito be Judged by committee Of three dis
interested chem;StS.) TO-. = -. -, -.
When sending in your, entry use one side Of
one sheet Of paper. Write your name and adj
ss eRs Tg sed T5e e
In the Laundry Immediately above. Over
them write your three reasons why B0RAx
the sheet in plain figures m ark the sum Of the
numerical values of all the letters you have
used in your six reasons. Each entry must
s ss TE Fl EHM bs
Of your druggist or grocer. Please do not
write US for any further explanatior- There
Is no catch The contest is very CHAR and
simple and the prize winners will got good
returns for comparatively little effort Below
with the National Bank Of the Republic.
Chicago. for division among the prize winners.
We believe that it is worth trying for.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05

HE KNEW.
Teacher-What's the quickest way to
turn dollars into pounds, shilings and
pence?
Pupil-Marry an English dock!
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-12

/ T. B.. Cooper and wife have gone to
Los Angeles, Cal. to spend the summer,
W. j, Grossclose of Spaldipg was In
the city yesterday purcha sing provisions.
Postmaster Roberts of Cnldesac is in
the city on business before the land
Office
]. G. Wright, manager of the Culdesac
Tramway company, was in the city Sat
urday.
Miss Viola Scully, who has been visit
ing with relatives here, has returned to
her home.
Mrs. {. A. Horne of Charleston has
gone to visit friends and relatives in
New York.
Attorney James f. Babb left yesterday
for Moscow where he is attending the
federal court.
Senator Crum went to Moscow to look
after the Interests of White Bros. Fruit
store yesterday.
Attorney S. S. Deuing of Moscow was
looking after cases in the circui, court
here Saturday.
Mrs. Kay l. Thompson and son of
Asotin visited friends in the city Satur.
day and Sunday.
Misses Maude and Mae Wildenthaler
and ]. f. Kincaid are visiting with
friends in Palouse.
Attorneys Needham, Tannahill aud c.
L. Mcdonald left today for Moscow to
attend the federal court.
Fred Cox re'u rned yesterday from Gif
ford where he has been writing insurance
for the New York Life.
Oscar Hogan is in the city from Ken
drick. He closed six months term of
school on Bear ridge Friday.
State Game Warden Iorns was in
WeipPe over Sunday and left yesterday
for the northern part of the state.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-12
Spokane Business Men Here.

A. Beamer, division superintendent of
the N. P. railroad, arrived in his special
car last evening on tour of inspection.
He had with him Mr.. NJ G. Martindale,
substantial Spokane business man.
While Mr.. Beamer busted himself with
the affairs of the company. Mr.. Martin
dale made tour of inspection of different
business places. In speaking of the city
of Lewiston, he said: al am surprised
at the amount of business done in this
city. Every place visited was flied
with buyers, giving the impression of
metropolitan business life. The stocks
I anticipated, although knew
Lewiston was distributing point
for large territory. l also
glanced over the statements of your local
banks, and must say the indications are
that the people of this section are wealth
producers, beyond the average. Lewis
ton is far better town and much larger
than expected, l expected to see
town OF 200 or 500, but when l went up
on the hill and look about, made up
my mind 5000 was none too small. Mr..
Martindale is past grand chancellor OF
the Knights of Pythias of Washington,
and Mr. Beamer has been grand keeper
of records and seal so long that one can
not count the years on his fingers
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-12
geographically Gold

Prof. ]. NJ. Aldrich is in the city from
Moscow.
Elmer Bever Of Potiatch is visiting il
Lewiston.
Seth Clifford of Clifford was in the city
over Sunday.
Judge R. S. Anderson is in Moscow at.
tending court.
William Hardin of Culdesac was in
the city Saturday.
R.R. Steen. sheepman from Salmon
river, is in the city.
John p. Vollmer went to Moscow on a
business trip today.
William Adrian OF Tom Beal creek was
in the city yesterday.
Charles Green and wife of Lenore are
in the city visiting.
The Misses Berth and Ruth Doris are
visiting in Spokane.
Mrs. Thomas Warren of Lapwai visited
in Lewiston Monday.
Ray Bynum of Spalding is in the city
purchasing provisions.
Mrs. Frank Reed 0: Grangeville is VS.
ting with fr iends in this city.
Frank Clark and. wife of Mission creek
was trading in town Saturday.
DIR. J. w. McCallie of Stuart is in the
city looking after mining stock.
R. f. Mcfarland and wife lett Mon
day for a brief visit to Spokane.
Harry Armstrong left for Greer Sat-
nrday to work on the Lolo dam.
Charles Mcleod have gone to Kooskis.
Mr.. Mcleod has a store there.
William Peden of cayendish is serving
on The jury at Moscow this week.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-12
rrsaehsrou. Murder Near Welpp,.

Word was received here yesterday that
an old bachelor aged SO by the name of
John J. McDonough was found dead near
his home four miles from Weippe at 3 P.
m. A young lad by the name of Emil
Hendrickson, who had been sent by his
father to the ranch of McDonough, found
the man dead by the roadside near his
wagon. His horses were still attached
to the wagon
The boy returned home and reported
his find. Immediately party set out to
investigate. 1t was found that the dead
man had presumably been ambushed
as four shots that had struck him from
behini. One bullet entered his elbow,
second entered the shoulder, third
went in4 through his back and a fourth
entered below the right ear and going
through the brain came out through his
cheek and horribly disfgnred his face.
The victim had evidently been dead
three or four days and might have been
killed Friday night or Saturday. Sus-
picion lays on one Frank Peters, who
has held an old grudge against Nc
Donough. In the last few weeks Peters
has threatened his life, at one time pro-
ducing gun which was taken away from
him by parties present. Peters has not
been seen since the affair happened and
the sheriffs of the counties of Nez Perez,
Idaho and Shoshone counties are looking
for him.
Deputy Sheriff Grow of Pierce is now
searching this part of the country for him.
The sheriffs of adjoining counties in
Montana have been notified as some
think that Peters might have started
across the Lolo. The deceased was born
in Ireland, was 80 years old and lived
alone. The last fact accounts for his
not being found sooner. Peters is an
eccentric character, about so years of age,
his hair is grey and curly. He has some
money in Kendrick and it is expected
that he may 60 there before leaving the
country to secure it. A great deal OF
feeling is expressed here and it is highly
probable that there would be lynching
party should Peters be found.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-12
Mil. Men ORGANIZED.

The mill men of Lewiston met last
Friday evening and organized an sssocia-
ton. {. w. Colby was elected president,
Frank f Parkins, secretary, aud Fred
f. Emery, treasurer.
The next meeting will be Thursday
evening.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
Observation-Disclosures

Criminal 8ert4 t. (8or
Ri6ter 5tod6rioge,) Sir gtonto9:
9tebfta6l - @m. Glaqton, GAorIe5
6otett. SObn 6un0t, Gaen &irf, 9en@
rietto 8ptlsr, g6a5. 0pIon, George
8oroleo. gin6ru6 - SEQ. 6ountIez
ron.
Ri6tern 8lod uno O'8rien.) Grz
nonnt purOe gum Ro4laBOerpoltsr
i'm Tone pon 6snristta 8Obertion
III. Ro6ert 8. Ro6ertiOn, 8iir8i3oft
$500. Io6loBberiate beitdtigt IN
hem ssnne BON @ofOrt6 81. Bennett,
$1,000, SnDentar : 8er3eidnifie etn7
Gsreibt in ben 6Guen Don 6annie 8.
8ooo5, 1884; Don Rat6an 9atnes,
$685.: Don Morp 6. 8udett,
1914 gsrIoralz unO 1888 8runo@
Si6ent6um. 8srfouf rattfi3irt i'm
To2e oon 6enrp 90. 8iOen, 500,
e 4t, - (8Or 8i6s
TER 0ennts.) Margaret 9olton gegen
morb 8aOen II. o., unter 8eratbung.
6omilton g. SAINT ge8en MOridm
GnO Sac06 Brandt, @ntrag fir einan
neuen 9ro3eB ab8epieien uno Sab
lunq56efe6l uuf Ou5 @erOitt pon
$3.50. Martin RaDmOnO un0 8m.
Morgan gegen bic nRatiOnal Gnames
ling ano Stamping &c." GtnDan0
CUR Rlage a~bgspieien, 8ertlogte mlB
in 10 Sugen ~untporten. S5roel 2ez
pin gegen 8m. 5. W}onn uno 5o3H
6olt6aus, Nntrog fir einen n,1'n
4ro3eB a6genieien unO 3a5lun9sosz
fe6l uuf oQs 8eroitt fir ejnen Sent
@8aOener7aB, &lGger muB Die &olt'R
6e3a6lsn. Cora 8. GresnDoIt 9e8sH
bic nQmerican 6uret9 So. Oon yteD=
gOrf," ginpanO se9en gntnort Der
8srtlagten t6eilpejis bsltatl9t Hno
t6eilnei7e u6gepisfen. 4l6ert :. Do
nalO5On gegsn 3oieP4 gestoOit, unt'r
8eratbung.
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Gus benz Snnercn Narblano's nnO
ben auarcn3ruDen StaateH.
81 . RI q 6dben-

set d d tIi9er g 6aben.
Der beftiger @turm nGbrenO Der
IeBten Sage bat in @ecil : Gpuntp unb
fioli9 bapon an 8Gumen unb um=
5dununsen betrd6tliden S4aben n
Qeri6tet. Die gauge um3Gunung bes
Siren : Qfpls gu @berrps9ia puroe
bemolirt, ebenio Die @t4erbeitsz8arz
rieren an ben acknowledgements.
Su9t Scooter.
Sn 8eIair traf am Samitag 9enrb
goung BON Gooptopn, 9%arfOrbzGO.,
Elm unb erlangte einen 9dftsbefebl fir
feline Is Sabre dlte So9ter, pel9e BON
gu 9auie tpeggegangen tit unb ME bic
Na9barn dngaben, nit einem 8erbetz
ratbeten Mann mad Baltimore gereiit
fem ipG. 9os MGb9en lit fir fem
Otter gut entptdelt unb ptrb dls audi
als BON bibi9en QeuBeren be3ei9net.
Werben tpieber bduen.
Sn Mount Qtre1, Garroa<@ountp,
peroen Die Gt9entbimer Der bort tur3S
lid ab~gebrannten 9Gufer unb Sc
f6dfte ale lire 9duier tpieoer erri9z
ten lafen. Die 8edmten Der r8qltiz
morezS biOz8ubn" baben ben 8ir<
germ ndmli4 Die @erii9erung 5utomz
men lafen, baB Der 8abnbof bort
bletbt. Ollie Reubduten foqen aug
3iegeliteinen erridtet nerben; man
min feline 6Ol5ernen @ebdube bOrtfelbt
mebr errt9ten.
@9ieBerei in @tItcotts
Gitn \.
On Der MainitraBe in @[icottzGtt
ipurbe am Samitag a6enb S9omas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
6tirnthsz2iren3eu.

6olgenoe Seiratbs : 2icen3en Durz
oen geitern pom 4ttuar Oss Common
qlsas ( @eriht8 auSgeiteut:
SgnaB 66leidsr, %, 3r. 81,
Martet space, unO 0}eIonie Grim
fepO, %, 0eut16lanO.
G6urle8 8. Moog, q, uno Carrie
6offmon, IS, Qpplitont 9eor9e IS.
s. M}ap, yr. 1909, SaO~G5orI'sz
StraBe,
G6orle5 @omarO Gafpari, 27, ct.
Qout5, U}o., unO Smile 8tget, 30,
S6pei3. Qpplifunt G9orle5 gaiPari,
iun.. CIR. 1929, 9arlemzQDenue.
Sofep6 .8orn6er9, Is, uno Y}ar9
6. N}iosr, 26. 2tpplitont RO6srt
8root8, 6iiOoitzgde CALHOUN un0
6oQinSzS traBe.
8m. 6. GiTsl, 80, Nr. 3O6, 6oz
noperS6truBe uno Murp @iiel, 81.
Treo. 3d.. @olfinger, %, 9o8er9z
topn, W}o., uno 9a3el 8iOla Smal,
II, 0anDesboro, ga.
6pman @upIan, 80, unO QnnIe
66parB, %, g}r, 1908, 0it<8oItt7
more StruBe.
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9as neue @OrrBbu6 cridicncn.

GntbGlt 214, 500 QoreTen, - I'm
fungrei8er, ats je. = SOrgfdltig
uu8geurbettet, - S40ne5 g}eiuIz
tat zines unternebmenDen 8ei6dfz
tes.-@in poGitdnoiger @e7ddft5z
fulenber in benz Nbrebbu6e,
Ous StaotaoreBbu6 fir 1903 but
ioe6en fein @ri9einen gemu6t. Die
5irma 81. 5. 8oIt bat Oamit 0as In
baltrei9ite 4breBbu4 felt Dem 8eItez
ben besielben 6erausgegeben. @8 emit
bGlt $500 Namen mebr als %DorjGbrige
IoreBbu9 unb lit beinabe etnen ganz
gen Monut frii6er berausgetommen.
9as Bud, pel6es gum II. W}al unz
ter Der 9eI9Gftsfii6rung be8 6rn. 9,
II. @6eriff erf6eint, entbGlt 214,500
Ndmen, mas auf cine 8epolferung Don
697,125 9erfonen in Baltimore i6liez
BEN IGBt. I'm bic s3abl Der 5ruuen
unb &tnber feIt3uftelen, multipH3irt
man bic 214,5OO nit 81, mas uls cine
con ierpatipe S4GBung gu betra9ten
lit. Die @tnpo6ner3a6l Der 8oritGbte
u~nierer Stabt belduft it9 duf 32,400.
Wenn man biefe Summe DON Der gez
iammten 8eb0lferungsiumme ab3ie6t,
rerbleiben fir bas eigentli4e 8altiz
more 664, 725. Na9 Der Genfu8z4ufz
nubme Seitens Der 3egierung i'm
Sabre 1900 betrug biefelbs nur $685.
957. 8emerfenstpertb an bieIer Qufz
fteuung lit bic SbatIa4e, baB neber
Der Genius bes 8eiunb6eits : Qmtes,
Der Poli3ei, ober fogar Der &egierung
an biefe 3iffer beran rei6t. 9te6erz
uusgeber beg QbreBbu4es ertldren,
Der unterf6ieo 5pii4en ibrer Qufz
nabme unb berienigen Der genannten
8eumten lei barauf 3uriif3ufibren,
baB Tie, bic 6erdusgeber, au9 btegor@
ftGbte 8aItimore's in lire Qufnabme
eingeI9lofen bitten, unb baB iiberz
baupt bic bon i6ren Qelten geleiitete
4rbeit bel griinbGi9er unb geptfenz
batter gepefen lei. 9ieie neue Nusz
gube bes @OreBbu9es lit Die IS. felt
Der eriten, tpel9e i'm Sabre 1796Seiz
tens Der So. S6ompion unb Walter
~aufgeIegt tpurbe. Oils elm &uriofum
mag ungefii6rt tperben, baB bas erfte
IbreBbu9 unIerer Stabt bur6aus
eei9rieben NOR. @s ent6ielt MIR 1915
Ramen auf 119 @eiten. !6eute befte6t
bas @breBbu4 aus einem 8anb BON
1850 Seiten nit 2145OO Ramen.
86bmif9e@ 3nsiber per-
amme1n lid. = Sn @bimet's
g0bmen<9ule fanb geitern Na6mitz
tag cine @erfammlung 5peds Grim
bung elmer bDhmif9en Sdneiberz
Union ftatt. Die 9aue mar BON
@6neibern bi9t angefiiut unb bic
8er1ammlung nubm einen febr entbuz
fiaffif6en 8erluuf. Qnfpra9en gu
Guniten Der @riinbung elmer Union
bielten bic So. 9. s. S6imet, 81.
8ernftein, Charles Gain unb Qnbere.
Sr. Sofepb s. Balls fiibrte BEN @orIiB
unb 6r. Trunf Sreda Dus protofou.
Cine gan5e Qn3abl Der 4npeIenben
trat Der reuen Organization BEL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
erin 50. @rhnrtstnn.
6r. Wtlbelm 9teber feiert benfelben.
6dt %poblbabenbe unb bo6geiteute
Wermdnbte in 0eutThlnn6.

6dt npblbubenbe unb bo9geIteate
8erpanbte in 0eutf6lanb.
6r. @il6eIm 6ieber, Grz4r4pn bes
n@ermaniuz Gpnclabes Scr. POP, s. ..
g." unb an Der NprbneftzGde Der
8antz unb WoIfezS traBe, np6n6aft,
feierte am Samftog 4benb i'm &reiIe
pteler Sreunbe unb 8efannten in 1eiz
ner Wo6nung Ieinen SO. 9eburtstag.
8iele bsr3Ii9e 9ratulationen purben
ibm bargebra4t unO BON ieiner treuen
! Qe6ensgefd6rtin, fonie feinen BRET
@D6nen So9dnn, Dil6elm u. 9eorge,
iopie BON ieiner So9ter Jrau 6ronz
cts 8eni9miOt uno 1einen 4 @ntelz
finbern tpurben inn biib16en Sc
f6enfen iiberrei9t. Sine Qn3abl
sFreunbe 6atten linn einen Seittu6en
QefQnbt, auf tpel9em SO fleineBa9sz
ter3en brannten, unb Der Nbenb muir
be in b06it angenebmer 0eiie 3ugez
bra9t. 9r. 9ieber bat fi9 felt feinem
4OziG6rigen 4ufentbalte in Baltimore
ni6t nur bur9 eiiernen 6leiB cine a9z
tun9qebietenbe SteIung unter ben
9eut16zNmeritanern Der Stabt err
norben, ionbern aud einen utgemein
qroBen 5reunbestreis. SIN n9ermaz
MIA : Gonclabe" lit er felt 9 Sa6ren
Mttqlieo, mar 2 MaI Nr8on, 4 Sabre
lana oeFen ReprGIentunt BEL Der
@roBloge. Snterefant lit Die Shat
fade, buB 6r. 6ieber bas etn3tge M}ttz
glieO Der 8amiIie lit, tpel4es fi4 in
ben Hereinafter Staaten Elm 9eim ge<
f6affen, tpG6renb feline 8riioer unb
66netern in europa angeieRene
@teQen einne6men. @iner Ietner 8riiz
Der, ST.. Mar 6ieber, 1T Re6nungSz
rut6 in Stuttgart, Elm anoerer, 9r.
Qlbam6ieber, 1T 9rofeI1or berSprd6<
funbe in @ien; cine S6Deiter, She
reIiu, 1T nit einem QOeligen, 9rn.
BON 8ru6 in @ien oermGbIt, cine an
bere, 5ruu Qnna Nig9I, lebt in Sta
lien unO cine anbers, Trau @uIpurgo
@6perOtfeger, 1T gu SniPru4, Spz
rol, ~anfdf1ig.
8 r. @iG6slm 46IfeGbt,
Der @etretGr be5 r@uItuOzQOolpfz
@ereins," feierte geitern 4benO in ieiz
ner @o6nung, Nr. 2O35. OitzOliberz
@traBe, feinen @eburt5tag in feu6t@
fr06li6e 8ei1e. Seine bielen Sreunbe
bru6ten i6m ber3Ii6e 9rutulationen
unO 10 mun6e8 i60ne 8eIdent bar.
Inter ben NnpeIenoen befanOen ii4
6r. 81, 8aufmann, 5rou unO Scooter,
6r. 8eter &0gel uno @O6n, 6r. u.
Nt6ola5, 9r. s, &eBIer, 6r. 9anne=
mann, 6ruu unb 3O6ter, 6rau9unn~.
Ter BON @aIbington, .. g., 6r. Strip
&no6e, 6r. S6neiOer, 9r. 6. 8aufz
mann, 5rou 9euer, 9r, @6r. Pone8z
Ger Il. 81. m.
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S0btli6 h%ermnnOrt.

Sonatban Merfon 3u 2aurel BON Gem
4oli8iften @cag9S uuf Der 6Iu4t
in ben &Opf geI4OFen. - Der
8aripunOete i'm nMurDldnOer
tniDerittdts@9Oipital"
SIM nWarplGnoer uniberI itdtsz5Dz
Ipitul" f8ne6t CUR 3eit Der %
Sabre ate SOnatban Merfon an ben
5olgen elmer 59uBpun0e i'm &opf,
pel6e Inn Der 8oIi3iit Same5 Scaggs
DON Qaurel beibra4te, 5pti4en SOB
uno Qe6en. Die S9ieBerei ereignet
fu6 am Samitag QbenO, uno Der Der
nunoete purbe gcitern M}Or9en nm
2 u6r nu4 benz 9oipital gebra4t.
0ie einem 8eri9teri tatter be5 o0eutz
f6en @orrefponoenten" m~itgetRetlt
purbe, mar MerfOn am Samitag in
Qaurel gu II M2onaten 4rbeitsbau5
~perurt6eilt poroen. Der POli3iit
SCdggs purOe beduftrdgt, tAn naG)
Dem Nrbeits6aus gu bringen. 3uerit
6enabm Ii4 Der 8efungene ie6r an
ftdnotg, unO Der 9Oli3tit rdumte ibm
oa6er mebr 6reibeiten Elm, ais iia fir
Den @erurt6eilten paBte. 8lOBli4
ma8te MerIon Oon Der Na6Ii6t Oes
9oli5iiten 8sbrau9 unO rib aus.
2eBterer rief t6m gu, itiue gu fteben,
unO ba Der 5Ii9tige benz 8efebl ni6t
6olge ~leiitete, feuerte Der 9oIi3iit ein&n
64uB auf i'm o6. 9as 3ieG mar
gut, benin bic 8ugel orung benz Slid
tisen binten in ben S4GoeI unb fam
born pieoer berouS. SroBoem bebielt
MerIon nod bos 8epuBtietn, bis er
mad benz 9Oipital gebru4t puroe.
Sans Merion am 2eben blei6t, perz
ben bic 4er3te beute cine Operation
an i6m bornebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
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bon elmer ~piitbsnben Sage qeS
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more pflegen CUR 3eit f9ltmme Bib
fpunben, tpel9e i6nen geItern Na6mitz
tag bon elmer piitbsnb getporbenen
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Sage mar @igent6um BON 6rau Qnnu
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urb ouBer 6rau &urB tpurben 6r.
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tbenoe Sage nit ieinem &niiPpeI toOtz
f6lug.