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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
EMPLOYING PRINTERS :.
Annual Meeting Held Last Might've
Officers Chosen,

The annual meeting Of the Employing
printers was held last night at the Viz
rinia Club. Mr.. Rufus Williams, the
66resiAent occupied tho chair and PIT.
Wm' Ellis Jones, secretary. was at ms
pest Among those present , %ese h MeSs5s
1Wore Edgar FERGUSON, Robert Mltcneli'
Tetchkiss. r. B. Walthall ana otners.
Sonnid cradle discussion oesurreu Upon Upon
matters growing out Of the A Na'ens ei3Y
Eanv suggestions made then VIII DC
Mhnn{Ad by the local mon.
hu ~ 'election OF officers for the comlns
y 80. me res,Ilted In Mr.. VIM. Ellis Jones as
year eaaITident.1s M. Walter q. Duke, wee &C..
pprresdent, and r.. B. Walthall. secretary
aH sav ..n speeches were made which indl.
.atsd more enthusiasm on the part OF hhe
e ~ he sr Tor q renewed effort IN buiia-
i n M the organization and to turtneF
t ths work for the good Of tho craft
sor,s time during the latter part OF OF
va month or the 1lrst Of the next the
tNnaet,nnai Secretary. Mr.. Edwin Freegara!
Nr,HNaw York, will visit Richmond ana
VA local typothetae will entertain MN NJ;
We,srs Edgar Ferguson. Roner,t ~ !.
~ ese Ftvorett Waddey were appointed az :
COMMITTEES to make preparations ZOE 'ns
Isit Of Mr.. Freegard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
RACE RESULTS AT
HARLEM TRACK,
nv AssocIated Press.) aus I

--8- an lBy AssOClated PTess.J
CHICAGO. ILL, Sept. 3.-Results at
First raceAfiva furlongs-Ro cka way e
to y first. MY Gem 70 to. q SECOND, Mayor
Rose e. to y third Time, l;oo ~ ,aoho 60
short oourse-Indian H. q to 9 arst.
Falella e to % second Duke OF YORK
Id to y third Time. s:5e.
Dodie s. l66 to j. frst. DE; Stephens , g @
e IS second. Fsdyd K q to y third
Fourth Observation-Disclosures g to Z
first. Ancke e to u SECOND, Gallant g
to Is third. Time, l:4l,% i
Fifth Tace-one mile-Jackfull q to y
first, Chrlstine A.. 70 to l0) second, Mauser
Nsixth race-niile-Lendin Is to 81 first,
Brushby Il to j second, Glenrice % to y
third, Time, 1.4l 2-6.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
ACTION WAS NOT
RECONSTRUCTED.
Entrance to Stand at Reser-
yoir MAY Be Erected. 4.

CITY Engineer Cutshaw at the meeting
~ the Grounds and Buildings Committee
last night, endeavored to have the action on
Of the committee in reference to granting
ina right to erect an entrance to q certain
soda, stand at the Reservoir reconsld ered.
some discussion was INDUCED IN. 90
mitch Colonel Cutshaw said he had pres
,rn,,siv refused suok permission. ana no
felt that the committee had overrld tieAn.l
Ai NJ Whittet said the committee had
rot irtended overriding the City Engineer.
INT that the question had come betoro
them as an original one. ana tnat az such
II had been considered and grantedy
= Mr.. Burton who was not at the lasI
maeting, moved that the action pc reoon-
sIdered, but as there WereSonly six mem.
bsrs present last night ana elSht atI1Ln
former meeting, no motion 10 recons1deEi
waa In order and Chairman GRIMES 40
ruled. = ~. ,,,.r,,,J ~
% formerlv granted stands.
e, Mr., ht IF The city Hall had addressed
thha Committee. moved that the salary
~ the engineers be placed at 500, and the,
r r.a to the Council. :. I.
This action Was taken and atttsF ~
approval of bills and pay roll tho cona-9
Those present were Messrs. Grimes ao-.
man, Whlttet. Bottom. Hicks and Burton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
BILLY BUCK TOOK
ROGER WILLIAMS STAKE
lfBy Associa ted Press.

pRoy1DEECE, r. l., Sept. 3-Thc
Roger William $1,000 stake for 9;l4 trot-
ters was the feature Of the third days
racing in the Grand Circuit meeting ' g. at
Narrangansett Park to-day. Billy ~ Bue T
i. Geers, Of Memphis. Tenn. carried OF
the big purse, winning III three straight
heats. There was an attendance OF u ooo'
s;le pace. purse !2QoITriiby won IS sec &c.
Sadie Baron, first heat, second; Edith
May, third. Best time, 2:07h.'
:, all trot, Roger Williams race. purse
s10,000-BiIly Buck won In three straight
heats: Jay MoGregor.. second; Ma2ette.
third, Best time, 2;osN.
i2:0s pace, purse Sl,000-Locanda won first
and third heats and race; Albert, second
heat. second Louis G.. third. Best time
2:iis trot, purse $1.ooo-Dllon Boy won In
two straight heats; Redwood second;
Grace Kellar. third. Best time. 2:llA. t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
Mills and F!nlayson to Come
Back at the State.
STUDYING ROAD MAKING
WslI.known Publishing House Csle.
brates rs Thirty.Second Anniver-
sary--C Citizens Meeting as to
Reassessnoent Of; Real Estate.
Special to The Times pispatch.)

aSsu especial 10 Inc IlmeS"OlSpdtCIhJ II.
\ RALEIGH N. Gu. scpten,brr Git -
Mills and II. l.. Trinlayson proposed 10
come back at the state council and d.
rectors with another proposition for the
lease Of the Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad
v They say the proposition would have
turned $4,000 per year Into the state
treasury, whereas UP to this time th 4,1
property.
1t viii be several weeks before they
arc heard from again
FOR GOOD ROADS. 81,
County Commissioners Bass and Prio-
Gen, Of Wilson county. spent YESTERDAY
and to-day here. making y stuoy OF tne
Wake county system Of road .Hlprove'
ment, especially the management OF me
convict camps. They express themselves
az much pleased.
The Davis Manufacturing Company, al
Nooksvllle. was chartered to-day, win
$1,000 capital, to make cof1ns tables.
desks and furniture generally.
Messrs. Edwards and Brougnton' ove
of the largest and best known puni,sntns
second anniversary Of their copartnership
t-esterday evening. More than fifty en-
rloyes and number Of prominent IN
yited guests we're present. Josephus Dan
4els. Of tho News and Observer; ]. ".
Bailey, OF the Biblical Recorder; Pr:
IT. N. lyey, OF the Christian Advocate'
made delicious speeches. N. 3. Brough.
fon9and G. 3. Edwards constitute the
turn. . ~
"a largo number OF citizens met lass
night and appointed a committee 10 inst''
futs suit to test the legality OF the re-
cent reassessment Of the real estate -
paieirh township on the ground that two
~ the assessors were not freeholders.
There is general and vigorous complaint
& that assessments are too high.
The Lambert Murray Companion Asne.
v1lle was chartered to-day. with &ap.No
capital authorized and $1,000 subscrined,
to do general lun Der ana "o9a Wol nm
husiness IN Asheville and sBuncombe
counties. The incorporators are George
II. Lambert, e.. P. Murray and H.ssF
Adicke, 5Jr. aa.t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
ALASKAN
BOUNDARY.
Commission Holds It's First
Session in London.
MR.. sSOWER is SECRETARY
Lord Chief Justice Averstone Chosen
Chairman--.Hoped that Arguments
viii Be Concluded by 9th Of
III Q ctober--Splendld Room.
MR.. SOWER is SECRETARY
(By Associated Press.)

e LONDON, September 3.--The Alaskan
boundary Commissioners held their first
meeting to-day In the conference room
OF tho Foreign Office. Prior to tho for
NAL assembling the comm issioners met IN
their private conference room and select
cd Reginald T. Tower. Of the British d.
plomatio service, formerly alta cned to
the legation at Washington. and recently
minister. to Siam, to be secretary OF tho
commission. j. n. Carter, second secre-
tary Of the United States embassy. and
Mr.. Pope, a represent tive lof the Cana
dian Government were appointed assist
ant secretaries. Lord Chief Justice Al
verstone was subsequently, chosen CHAIR
man OF the commission. #
IS It was announced that oral arguments
would commence September 18th, and
Lord Alverstone expressed the hope that
they would be finished by October 9th.
Tho comm ssion decided to sit five days
per week, commencing September 18th.
and excluding Saturdays. and to be in
session from II A.. NJ. to 4 P. NJ. daily,
aud granted permission for a limited NUM-
Der Of representatives OF the press to at
tend the EdttlnEss}
The conference room OF the Foreign
Office. where the commissioners met Is
the choicest apartment In the British pub
Lie buildings. 1t Is q magnificent salon,
with Gothic ceiling and paneled walls,
and has been tho scene of many notable
gatherings.
AMERICAN EXHIBIT.
The documents covering the American
presentation OF the case are comprised In,
three volumes. making a total Of about
l. 100 pages. In addition there also are two
volumes Of maps The largest Of the
-yolumes OF text contains the original
statement by the American commission
ers, while one of the smaller volumes
presents the American counter case in
other the argument Of the American COM
missioners. Tho American case devotes
particular attention to showing American
control of the country about the head OF
Lynn canal, Including the sites OF the
Lake Bennett. Considerable space Is de-
voted to the part played by the klondike
gold discoveries In arousing Great Brit
AIMS interest In the controversy.
The american commissioners con tradict
Commissioners con II to the effect that Gan,
ada's claim to the territories at. the head
of Lynn canal wds at the time we'll
known to the United States government.
"This," they. say, SIS a gratutious as e
sertiop. There Is no proof to sustain Il.
10 The United States. The claim was first
4 made in 1898 by Great Britain before the
ioint high commission. It Is said that
| III the Canadian government had IN
| str,1cted British vessels to disregard THESE
regulations there would have. been E,, gray "
i doubtedly would have been collision
Inst as Certainly as II they had been In.
1 str1Icted to disregard the regulations Of
the port Of New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
Flying Machine Does Not
Succeed In Flying.
MACHINERY BREAKS DOWN % \ n
Faulty Valve hi Gasoline Engine Cause CAUSE
81 Trouble-professor Manly Very
Greatly Disappo'nted-May
Try1Again To-Day.
fRv Associated Press.o

u .4.'tI Z Fl (
UNDERWATER. VA, September s,--Ef.
forts to-day to launch Samuel 2. Lang
ley.s sixty.foot, man carrying aerodrome
Ind n bo abandoned at 6 O'clock this cve-
,Ina owing to the failure OF the gasoline
Motor 10 work properly. For four hours
Professor Charles NJ. Manly, the inven'
tors right hand man. labored hard to
ret the machinery in shape. he was IN
successful The trouble was caused ny
broken valve In tho engine. When rIo,
fcssor Manly at last reluctant!y CARED
the experiment off the aerodrome was re-
turned to the housoboat. Tho inventor
made the following statement:
"The work of the afternoon has been
a great disappointment to US all. The
failure to have an experiment was caused
Nv the discovery OF a. broken valve IN the
motor. This can be repaired. think,
during the forenoon Tomorrow
When the signal was gtven by firing
sky rocket from the houseboat to apply
the motive power to the machinery. Fro
fegsor Manly tried In vain to get the ma
chinery in operation. Several subsequent
attempts were made. Once the propelers
we're set going for I've minutes, but the
revolutions, instead OF reaching Loo DID
not exceed 500. and work was very IT.
regular. Professor Manly was attired IN
q light costume when he entered the aero
drome's cabin. He wore pair OF white
duck trouser. His Jacket was padded with
cork to assist in keeping him above water
a the termination OF the flight Attached
to his left knee was watch to register
the exact time OF starting and the dura-
tion OF the flight.
Throughout tho whole of the trying or
deal he. appeared remarkably calm and
composed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
HARNESS RACES ON
BALTIMORE TRACK
fBy Associated Press.l

BALTIMORE. MD. Sen, s.-4n the
two class races at Gent!emens Drlylng
break SG Pure Gold. at 500 to $50. won the
9,15 pace, after five hotly-contested heats
and Evelyn Byrd, who sold In the field
Won the 2:1s class trottlng, even IN the
sa g,is tt'rotWEvelyn Byrd won, Robert a.
second. intact third Best time, 2:l5 3-4
sib pace-Pi,re Gold Won Perhaps sec
ond, Morley King, thiEd. Best tlme, 2Mlh'
Island Lad and Happy Hooligan dis
ICED Time, 2:8 Ia, 57 sy1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE
10, o. r,
Baltimore, Md, September 2i-26, 1908
ow Rates via r, F. g. P. r. r.

The r., +. & p. r.. r. will sell to
those attending the soYereigna r., GRAND uIn
itember 2i.2s,I tickets from Richmond y to to
Baltimore and return at rate Of $5So
round trip Tickets on sas sep.s EN- g1h
iBsyIdi Street station 500 a. NJ: and $40
a. M. and Main Street STATEN GA ), 4. !, NJ,
September coed retMrn1ng sn1 sepa
d!oony sath oppoPtnty or odd
ptsat II the npp dyan % p Tsfs
Arant. Rvrd Street, Elba and Main
S Ssentts stations or Richmond Transfer
Sompany, $40 East Main Street, and
''Al"' 'pN' : 7 WygP, TAYLOR. n
Traffic Manager,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
THE WRONG DIAGNOSIS
p,ompt the Use Of Worthless :

prompt tho Use of Worthless REM
edes,
Even al, experienced physician VIII
sometimes make q mistake In diagnosis.
In which event his entire treatment ls
wasted and may even be Injurious TO the
. The advocates Of all other hair restoo-
yatives save Herpiclde have wrongly
diagnosed the cause Of Dandruff and
Falling Hair
They figure on functional disease
\ whereas It ID now known and generally
accepted that hair loss y due TO para
sltlo germ which NewhEs's Herplclde de-
There is no subssasAe for Herpcldei
accept none,
Sold by leading aruegists Send 100,
In stamps for sample to The Herpicids
Co., Detroit, Mich avNas = AAA1R 0Ne0
4 a. epsoiA 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
EICHEL---BERd
Richmond Man Gets a Bride in Carlisle,

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch)
CARLISLE, PA, Sept ga brilliant
wedding took place in the Opera House In
this city to-day before a large number OF
invited guests. The contracting parties
we're Mr.. Samuel Elchel, of Richmond.
Va and Miss Nina Berg daughter Of
Herman Berg ST.. a. retired merchant Of
tits city, The ceremony was performed
by Rabbi Freedman. Of Harrisburg,
The bride was attended by her sister,
lam lam Goodyear, Of this city; William
man BERG Jr., brother Of the bride
Guests were present from +, Ele " = q
81. Joseph, Mo-, and other cities
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
w. HENRY BAGLEY
MADE DIRECTOR

Especial to The Tiu,es-D!spatch)
RALEIGH. N. G.. Sept. 3:-Gove1nor
Aycock to-day appointed w: Henry Bag-
iey. Of Raleigh. brother Ct M4 }ha SAC Sas
for' the Atlantic and North Carolina Rail
road to succeed T. ". Dewey. the e, ap-
scondinE cashier OF the defunct Farm
ers' and Merchants Bank OF NEWoeln. IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
NEXT SYNOD SESSION
It viii Be Held at Sinking Spring Pres
byteran Church. Abngdorsy News,

It viii Be. Held at Sinking Spring Pres
byterian Church. Abingdorsy News,
& The Synod OF Virginia will Convene In
its one hundred and sixteenth annual
session at the Sinking Spring Presbyte-
rIan Church, Abingdon, on Tuesday. o.
tober Goth, at 1880 P, NJ. DR.. James r.
Smith, Of this city. Is the stated clerk.
and quite number Of the Richmond
pastors and elders will probably attend
Rev. g. Braxton Bryan, rector OF the
historic st. Johns Church. Hampton, has
charge this month of the Episcopal churot
at Warm Springs, relieving Rev. John g.
Scott, the rector. who Is spending the
month elsewhere.
Rev. l., b. Betty, pastor Of the Ola.
Street Methodist Church, with Mrs Betty
left yesterday for Buffalo Llthla Springs,
where they will spend the next two weeks
During the absence Rev, Frank Wells vii
occupy the pulpit Of the Clay Street
Church. is.Gs y.,
Rev. j. II. Dickinson. rector Of the
Church of tho Holy Comforter. expects
TO return to the city to occupy his pulpit
September 18th. He Ia now In Halifax
county, where he has been recuperating
from an attack Of appendicitis, He was
opera ted upon by Or, Stuart Mcclure.
/
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
Hold Your Party.

The ladies Of the West View Baptist
r,nurch had a lawn party on the grounds
adjoining the church last night ana W., W.!
SsrsA ana a pleasant evening under the
noonliEht was AFFORDED those who at
landed, glga ..t,i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
SOLDIERS
WOUNDED BY FRENCH
1fRv Associated Press

(By Associated Press.) .A4,3
PEKIN, September 3.-In a fght to-day
between fifteen French soldiers and four
Americans. the Frenchmen used bayoNots,
and two Of the Americans were seriously
wounded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
,n,m.nuel'. Afternoon sunday.schooI

..nn he 9Th, 1908. at Cavalry Armory ;. on On
about two mon MI}s the iner wess
ers VI. fen .ss, u FOR the fall ana winter
cMakm 1b hoping to develop this new CIV
feature OF Christian. service !, along th na
lines Of "expansion." Az trlSnas enc 9
workers IN this cause are assu'eu - =
haarty and cordial welcome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
KlLLEDtWITH SHOT GUN.
jealous Husband Shoots Down Invader
Of His Home,
Special to The Times-D!spatc h

. Especial to The Tlmes-D!spatch,)
KINGSTON, N. G.. Sept. 3.-Thts morning
I; W. Daniels went to the woods where
WIN Maxwell was WORKING n, on the ne s stms
y pG." 9Th a shot-g3lu, Maxwell dying In
ntnntly. The cause OF the trouble ls sag Z
- have been Maxwell's relations with
Daniels wife, 1880 na no.scs
q 1ofter him. Both parties are white.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
MR., G. r. SNlxoNI}s
ILL IN ASHLAND

Mr. George r. Nixon Is critically Ill in
Ashland, where he resided 50 many years
nnd was so we'll known In the drug bust
n nns.. Mr.. Nixon IS also well known
in this city. FL y * II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
Lawn Party Tonight,

IS rhere will be a lawn party tonight, at
are Cavalry Armory at Seventh ard Leigh
Streets for the benefit OF Emmanuel Bap-
Sist Church building fund. s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04

Clerk John w. WILLIAMS, Of the House
AZ Deiegates, and journal Clerk George
lindsay. OF the House, were IN the city
vesterday and visited the Capitol
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
New Ford's Lessee.

Colonel George Il. Peyton, the new les
see Of Ford's Hotel. left yesterday for
Charleston, W. Va, whittier he goes on
account Of business in that court there,
Colonel Peyton expects to be absent pos
sibly for two weeks, after which time
ba Viii devote himself to preparations for
taking possession of the hotel property
He has not yet secured his clerical force
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
BY ]. Thompson Brown &. CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auction eers1t.
Public auction sale Of
A.FLo'yd||. ]. Ave.
Bay Window, Tw % s l'llI
Brick Residence,
No. l426,
hu|.R||'|s': DAY.
Sent. 10, 900, $50 J. !. p ! ~! \.
Sept. 10, 900, $50 I 7. N

The above desirable residence cons
\ Ia ina 8 rooms, with all modern inapro7ss3
mentz. heated by Furnaces nice bay a W.htn9.
Yak and basement, and is Just such g
home as ono would desire to be neat and
Comfortable. One block from el .srlel
.uThe lot fronts on north line Of FLOYD
i Avenue 81 feet s Inches. with depth ot
1i0 feet to an alley ten feet wide There
& is a three-foot alley in common oetWeen
Ming from front to rear Of lot. 81
II TERMS: One third cash. balance In. one
and two years, six per cent. secured ~
trust deed or all cash. ut opuon OF pu' is's
chaser. nc -, ~ Z ~, oyr,,
san+ Aids i7'83 Aucti oneers. Az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
LEGAL NOTICES.

Il YouSare hereby notified that tract of
land described as 1o0.s100 feet Warrington
Street in Tuckahoe Magistertal District
Henrico coun ty Va. was sold on the - -
day Of - Tor delinquent taxes. leviess5
interests and cost due thereon for. the yea;I.s
1856 in your name. to the Comm nweaalttha
An application for the purchase ithareoiS
has been filed in this office, and It appear
Ing from the records Of this office that
You are Interested in the said land.,,yo29 i
four months from the date Of this notice
and do what may be necessary to protect
yo Given Under my hand this 10Th day of
A s-lEs g 80 ~ SAMUEL p. WADDILL
Clerk OF the County Court OF F [eA1''le
county, Va Isl
A copy-Teste: !, Y : III =, ! x.
aug 2-1aw-4t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04

aofnita way of separation led the Jews,
His chosen people over seas or n...teultS
their pr2 %HE ONLY 'Stlai SOLUTION.
The sel' on Wv Way If God "hath made Of
one Blood all the nations Of the earth"
hath as9 beunda of tbei h'o hab tn
toni" He did not intend that opposite
ana ontagonistic races should live to-
gether. The prejudice Of race Is polntss
Ing of providence and the antagonism or
peoples i ba the d Hea p9G pyor IL Of the
npn eTtp.rs and establishes the individuals
~ ~ If Tho nations, The act that brought
| tbesa people together on this continent
was a sin Of the fathers-a sin or gre g !;
suffering OF the present Is for the sin OF
s she against God, The curse can be lifted
oniv when nature Is indicated and God
IS Is obeyed The problem VIII be solved
ooih,, oyun5s OF his habltation,"
Dou'''' GREAT INDORsERs,.
| nh, wisdom of our wise men has fallen
| IN line with the wisdom or the Almighty.
e. sa, Nc NJ the greatest names and great
az soln warts in all our history have thought
ana abe Inevitable, the only solution. Daniel
W yVe said So, Thomas Jefferson said
SO -, NV everett said so. James Madison
Wd.u 50 Henry Clay believed and said
Ha'" twice vic in his glorious and illustriouss
ilifie,fime, Abraham haeoln , who did not
pe,.n.so moved in his public station toward
Yo'ddt adnite plan OF separation. BY the
a dt Of Thomas Fortune to the Phil
Esn,nnass president Roosevelt Is, inferen-
ti aiiEi, ri plan Erenry Grady believed in IT.
Sl i,tiI,a, Turner Is Its open advocate. Bly,
blsio Ind Council and Taylor. and the
a ge'ast lie leaders Of the race, are said to
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-02
Ser & m pf sesenbie
gD Dirthe.

Sort lano. Sm 9reisgeridt in
goams @ountp ueroen our 3eit Die
Wirtbe Morib @briam uno Sobn
@einete bon 8srne prO3sffirt. Gn Der
Spibe Der 3ldqsr ftebt Der itreitbare
&eoacteur Sreb. 8obrer bon gerne,
uno Die antlaaeI9riftsn entbalten 10
3i.mli9 ale anflaeen. pelae geeen
Wirtbe nur erboben weroen t6nnen.
Sollten oi.ielben fduIbis befunosn
meroen. mas NIT Der gnt3iebung Der
2i3enien eleidbebeutenb pdre, 10 ipiir=
ben aud Die iibriaen Wirtbe in gerne
ihre GOcale iblieBen miiien.
gbbein Der Stabt=3aife
BON Sefferfonpille.
SefferOnbille. Niat ee.
raoe 81 ibrer @rbauung puroen am
Sienitag ben polisiiten, Seuertuebr=
leuten uno iOnitiaen Stabtane.felten
in SefferIonbile ibr NobembereebaIt in
yStaot Nnpeiiungen" auseeitelt.
Sieie Singer tOnnten nidt leidt an
ben Wann aebraat werben, uno ni9t
allen ygesliidtsn" gelang bieier gers
iu6 geftern. Die Staot bat aIio fein
@.lo mebr, unO biz bic SSrhbiabr=
ffeuern fdni9 usroen, iino's nod fiinf
Wonate.
Ha9 benz Oftobsrberi9t bes Staot=
fdabmeiiters batte er nod SO, ,284. 81
in gaar, pObOn idon biel aus9eeeben
1T uno wooOn Der S9abmeiiter ben
&ef an 9anb bebalten mill. gs aeiat
fi4 tuieoer, oab Die Ginanslase Der
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