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Evening journal., 1903-10-26
TROUBLE AT TREASURE HUNT
Paris Newspapers Enterprise Almost
Ended In Lynchine.

Paris Newspapers Enterprise Almost
Ended In Lynchine.
Paris, Oct 26.-An enterprise start
ed by the Matin, which consisted OF
concealing in the city a treasure, the
Whereabouts of which was indicated in
a serial story running in the paper
caused trouble here. A crowd was
seeking the treasure in the Buttes
Chaumont Park, when a man drove up
in a cab, alighted and Immediately
found It. The crowd declared that the
finder was employed by the paper and
had been told where to look. They
tried to lynch him, and he was saved
with difficulty Subsequently 500 per
sons marched TO the ofice of the
Matin, where they made a bonfire OF
copies of the paper and threatened to
wreck the premises. The police had
hard task in dispensing the mob.
Evening journal., 1903-10-26
TEN WORKMENI
DEAD IN CAVE-N
Continued from FIRST Page,

track, which was still lighted by in
candescent lamps, until they reached
he great pile of boulders and crushed
-ock. The first victim found. an Ital-
ian laborer. was pinioned on a shelf
Of the excavation by one leg, boulder
OF about ten tons in weight having
fallen on the limb He was hanging
head down, groaning in semi-conscious-
ness. The rock which held him was
restrained from falling further by a
small piece Of stone insecurely wedged
under it. An examination showed that
IN effort to move the boulder would
cause the Italian to be completely
crushed. The doctors then determined
20 amputate the pinioned leg, and this
was done ia the light of the ambulance
lamp.
The man. who was not identified,
died later at a hospital.
AS soon as the injured in the vi
cinity were removed the big stone
was blown up with powder and taken
away piece by piece. Back OF this rock
was a so ton block which had dropped
from the roof of the tunnel. In a
crevice beneath it the bodies of two
men, one lying across the other, were
found.
The upper man had been crushed to
death, while the one underneath was
alive, though his legs and body were
bruised and crushed. 1t was an hour
before he was extricated The big
stone was partly blasted away while 1t
lay over him and hydraulic jack then
elevated the remaining portion of it
sufficiently to permit of the mans re-
rAoval. He was Juno Baski He had
been pinned under the body of his
dead workman for hours. part
of the time conscious. -Four feet be-
yond where Baski lay the crushed form
of Alphonse Armatello was discovered
under a quantity of small rock and
shale. He was quickly extricated and
sent to a hospital. Then were found
the bodies of several unidentified Ital-
ians, some of them crushed beyond
recognition.
Later the body of William Schuette,
the electrician. was found It lay
within 10 feet of the face of the tunnel,
and he had been killed instantly.
The most pathetic incident in con-
nection with the accident was the
finding of the body of Foreman Tim
othy Sullivan. It was wedged and
jammed far beneath the stone and was
not recovered until long after daylight.
His 1O-year-old son Samuel had stood
close to the policemen who were help
ing the lahorers. and blasters pick
away the debris and could not be in
duced to leave until the body Of his
father had been extricated and taen
from the tunnel.
Rufus G. Hunt, superintendent, and
Richard Beyers, general foreman fol
John b. Mcdonald, the contractor VIII,
is building the tunnel, were arrested
and held in $4,000 bail each. Coronc
Jacson said he believed the acciden
was caused by criminal negligence.
Evening journal., 1903-10-26
RsvaIutIonIsts Lana In coI0mbIa.

Panama, Oct 26.--It is known here
that q revolutionary force, consisting
Of about 20 men. landed on or about
October IL at Catalina, the port at the
mouth Of the Calovebora, en- the At
lantic coast OF Colombia. and, after
having travelled a certain distance into
the interior, returned to the coast and
marched toward Penonome. This ex-
pedition. according to information IL
the hands of Governor Obaldia, is I'M
der the leadership Of FREDERICK Bar
rera, Lugo and Juan Antonio Caicedo.
It is believed that the revolutonists
we're expecting reinforcements, but
that they were disappointed in finding
them and consequently returned to the
coast The telegraph lines on the
Isthmus are working well. and the gov
ernment has been able to follow AZ
the movements Of the enemy.
Evening journal., 1903-10-26
Good Microbes In sauerkrsut.

Paris. Oct PA learned biologist
names Conrad has just discovered
that sauerkraut contains microbes. II
is they that exhale the gas that gives
to this dish its characteristic piquancy
They are busy little bodies, and each
is provided with tiny hairs. However,
they are absolutely innocuous, their
discoverer announces. and one can
eat his sauerkraut still with impunity
microbes and ALL
Evening journal., 1903-10-26
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Manager Baylis takes pleasure in
announcing the appearance at thd
Grand Opera House, on Thursday, MOI
vember 8, of the beautiful American.
actress. MISS HELEN GRANTLY in
a dramatization of f. Marion Craw7
ford's romance, I'm THE PALACE or
THE KING" with the original New
York city production.
Seats on sale Tuesday, Novembei
3. Prices, 25 cents to S15O. owing
to the demand for seats in other cities
the management has decided to fill ali
mail orders in the order OF their REL
ceipt. Free list positively suspended
Evening journal., 1903-10-26
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTIES:
At the County Court House,
Wilmington, Del.

No. L.
BUILDING LOT 80 It. IN front
by $50 It. deep, n. w. corner iW h and
Washington Sts.
BUILDING LOT-26 #. in. 'front.'
by i25 ~ ? IN. deep, s2rthwssls I'VE, S rly side
ton SITS.
corne- dwelling. II rooms and ba IN. heat
er and sewer connections. not Is II. by 90l
IT, Rent $500 per month
5l7 WEST sT.-s-story brick dwell
ing, u rooms, with bath, hcater, WAGER
closet including brick stable on rear OF
1t. by l22 1t. Rents for 5000 per month.
1901 WASHINGTON sT.-ststory brick
pSSlfS heater 4 porch oMe iei q r. iS by 15o "is ft
Rental value 5000 per month
1906 DEIAWARE AVE. story brick
porch front dwelling roomr with ba N,
large corner Tot 90 g. front by 100 II. deep,
Irregular shape. Rents for $1,000 per
io5 w. EIGHTH sr.'-2-story brick
heater water closet; size of lot. 10 feet
by 20 fees. Rents for 5000 per month.
BUILDING LoTrs.-is IT. front by Is
and 20 H. deep. irregular shape. N W.
corner Heald St. and Va ndever Ave.
BUILDING 1918 IT. 'front.' by
S5 II. deep, westerly side Of Head ST. beA
tween 18th and iith SIS
1ol1 Z. THIRTEENTH sT.-2-story
brick dwelling. G rooms, lst p IT. G In. by
a. IT, Rents for 500 per month.
9l7 GILPIN AVE.-,Inrge one7story
brick. school building. 4 rooms 'front.'
porch. heater, inAde water closet, ce-
dluon, large lot it, front by IT.
deep. occupied at present as a church
building. Rents t91 $3.50 per month.
BUILDING LoTs.-g5 It. front by III
a. In, deep, south site Of 2nd ST.. So IT..
aast Of Scott St. =.
1ne TATNALL ST. T.-s-story brick
dwelling. 9 rooms. size Of lot Is NJ. by a
IT, in. Rents for $500 per month.
1910 WASHINGTON ST --s-story brick
ldw,elllng. dwell with with, front lawn E, stone
closet; Size Of lot 10 q; 3 IN hy 50 Il.
Rents for 5000 per north.
/ 12i CONCORD AVE. -3-story brick
dwelling. s rooms with bggh. Roich Tot
li5 nj. by iOi IL. Rents for 5000 per month.
n7 E EEViENra,s ESi iS,s s-r a s,;oasyS
brick dwelllng G rooms lot 16 b ~ IS II.
Rents for $500 gsr 6 month
900 MONROE is'r sr.-2-ssory brick
dwelling, rooms. lot IL It. by f7ft. Rents
for $500 per mouth
No. 1S
SIG LOCUST ST.--2-story brick dwell
Eng. 6 rooms. lot IS r. In by 100 IT.
Rents for A2eo pst mouth,
] 1857 WALNUT ST.--2-story brick
ldweling. rooms. lot u II. . in. by 100 II.
Rents for $500 per month.
i28. 1875 l21 l29. lSi. BRADFORD ST
Five 2-story frame dwellings, rooms
each. lots j. n. by IS II. each. Rent for
$4,000 monthly.
gpf READ ST.-2-story brick dwell
ing. rooms lot u II. in. by 4s ~. Rents
Tor 1900 per month
No. DO
1921 WILSON ST.--2-story brick
dwelling. rooms. lot II Il. by 6i n.
IN nts for 5000 per month.
C2 S. VAN BNREN ST.-2-story
lbrick dwelling. rooms. lot y NJ. by "a
lfC in Rcnrs for 500 per month.
For terms of safe and fun informakion
apply 70
HAWKINS & COMPANY,
Agents to Effect sale,
712 Market Street.
wilmingtoni Del.
Evening journal., 1903-10-26
carnent.r Pursued Ru Fate.

Perkasie. Pa, Oct 26.-After an i'll
ness of seven years, Thomas Hessler,
of this place, resumed his work as a
carpenter, only to be laid up again by
a strange accident From a porch
roof, 20 feet above his head. a monkey
wrench fell. breaking his collarbone.
Evening journal., 1903-10-26

Mrs. Rhoda Houghton Millikan Of
Indianapolis, who was known as the
'discoverer" of James Whitcomb Ri
ley, and through life one of the poets
most valued friends died last week.
Evening journal., 1903-10-26

FOR SALE-The best house is always
cheapest Bring your family 10 in
spect the new dwellings on Taylor St.
near Lombard OpenNday OF evenings
until s O'Clock. Thomas II. Melvin,
5a5 i. 9th St. oetl7-tm ed
Evening journal., 1903-10-26

E0R SNl.E-A tract OF thirty-six acres
= Of cultivated land at centreville, Del.
on Kenuett Turnpike, having a present
,nd increasing value. there being several
admirable building sites. The Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Co, Trustee.
Evening journal., 1903-10-26

TOR SALE-A. pracheally new double
cylinder automobile of the French
type, touneau model, high back, seating
iee, splendid for rough roads and hills
For sale at much below cost. Write to
2. A., P. @. Box 96A, Wilmington. oI4u
Evening journal., 1903-10-26

st. Louis street cars have killed sew
en- persons a. month during eight
months Of this year. and their possioii-
ities win be largely increased by the
fair next year.
Evening journal., 1903-10-26

There are now somewhat over 100000
students in our colleges, universities
and technical schools. and somewhat
l'oyerI $4,000 students in our professional
schools OF theology, law and medicine.
Evening journal., 1903-10-26

How foolish for a ,rpn to tell his in
toxicated friend to go straight home.
Evening journal., 1903-10-26
LOST AND FOuND

T OsT-on 7oth at Sharp's in ladies'
toilet room, lady's diamond ring.
Please return TO Shur 1918 Market St.
Liberal reward. oct24-3t
Evening journal., 1903-10-26

Before going to London, the city o,
his fortunes, Haddon Chambers tried
sheep farming in Australian wilds ans
pen driving in the colonial service. HI
was born in. sydney. n. S. W.. ahou
forty-three years ago.
Evening journal., 1903-10-26
EoR sALE

on the payment o,--------------------
Filtration Company AEE
uance OF its suit. Is an
zens, we understand. do and. For
weakly compromise. AS it>rv also
sary for them to go to the po,.
protect the taxpayers. they 4
let the court decide the mer
case. They are right. They "
vate citizens had to stand betwet
city and its officers; they don't pro
to withdraw just because there il
squeal.
II that contract is legal. let US tai
our medicine; If It is Illegal let
throw It overheard without a quail
Surely we haven't gone into the bus
ness Of protecting concerns which SCI
TO obtain from US large sums OF mon,
by methods we rasl TO approve. It
suggested that the lily give $4,000 I
the plans and then they may
Evening journal., 1903-10-26
NOTICES.
FOR SALE

ONE of the leading Clothing Houses
will sell clothing, etc, for men and
boys TO reliable parties ON weekly pay
ments at strictly cash prices. Address
Clothing, Evening Journal Office.
oct2o I'm
Evening journal., 1903-10-26

EOR SALE-Lot ripe for a builder.
One Of the mostbeautiful aud elgi
hly situated for an operation in the city.
Northeast corner Broome aud Cedar
streets. Size, Is4 feet on Broome street
by 23s feet on Cedar street Fine eleva
ton. See it at once. You will agree
there is nothing more attractive IN the
city. All sewer liens paid. Want to sell,
make offer, terms to suit Address G.
II. Evening Journal. 3.
Evening journal., 1903-10-26
EnR REN1.

FOR RENT room house with all
modern Improvements. Apply d.
McKenny, 5rd and Monroe SIS. o23-3t
Evening journal., 1903-10-26
Bader> Bros,
Popular Price Variety Store,
No. 22I KING STREET
Are You Gong to Mask On Halloween

Are You Gong to Mask on Halloween
We have Masks, Bells, Boards,
Wigs, Mask Fasteners, Face Paint,
Horns, Rattles.
i. Red Fire and Roman Candles
: ways on hand.
k Toys, Dolls Express Wagons.
y Market, Clothes and Shopping
S tskets.
r orin, Enamel and Wooden Ware
Evening journal., 1903-10-26
WANTED

WANTED-Do you want a situation'
Try THE Evening Journal want
column Telephone your order. ID &
A., 975; Delmarvia, 4zo octI3-tf
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Wie aus Wantla bertchtet miri
8efemmtni6e Clues S,riefters.

&ep. Sobn 8. gur pDn @afe,
Irf., ibreibt: n12 Sabre lang fit
ih an @elbiubt. SD cDnfultirte
cine aan5e Nnsabl BON Ner5ten uno
periufte ale eroenfliden Nrten BON
Webiciner, aber Dbne jeeliden gr=
folg. Damn fina ib an. ben n@lef=
tric Bitters" su eebrauden uno iebt
fible id, baB ih bon Dem 2eioen
befreit bin, oas mild II Sabre lang
in ieiren 8lauen bate. @enn Sic
cine su1erldiiige Weoicin fir Nie=
rem uno 2eberleioen, Waaenbes
ibperoen Doer allgemeine ShpGhe
BADEN molten, oann peribaffen Sic
iib .Gleftric 8itterS". gs miro
garantirt BON ben Mpptbefen pDn s..
&alteper & Son, iopie BON Ibplpb
DreiB. Sour so Gents.
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Mettet 3tuet Dp,t gpoe!

punIere fleine gohter bate einen
~geraoeau lebenseefdbrlihen Nnfall
uDn &eubbuIten uno Bronchitis"
lhreibt 6rau IS. 6. 6apilano bon
Irmonf, sc. g., paber als ale anbe=
rem Wfittel periagten. oa retteten mir
ibr 2eben burh pDr. Sings Neue
@ntbeduno". unlere @iHte. melhe
an Der Sdminbiubt in pDrgelhrittes
mem Stadium lit, gebrau1te eben=
falls biele ruunoerpoue Webicin uno
iebt beute lit iie noaftdnoig aeiuno".
@ana persweifelte Sals= uno 2un=
aenleioen tpeiben Or. Sings Neuer
GntbedungA, mie feiner anberen
Meoicin auf @rben llnfeblbar fir
6uiten uno @rfdltuneen. so Gents
uno $1.00 Slaiben aarantirt burh
Die Npotbefen pDn s. &alteper &
Son uno BON Nsolpb DreiB. 8rD>
beflaihen frei.
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,,8prp . Yormalin" (@imer q

Mmemo), lit als antiieptiides 3abn=
uno Munbmaiier unilbertroheu. g..
s. S6miot 6DuitOn, Ger, NQent
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cages Teniateitem.
Snla b

Ius Waibineton miro poiitiu
Oerlibert, oaB Die Proclamation eur
@inberufung oes 3onerefies gu elmer
grtrasS eiiiDn auf ben 9. 9Ouember
am 20. Sttober perDffentlibt tperoen
niro.
Ser @eiammtibaoen, Den Der
80lfenbruh uno Ortan in Seem
Seriep angerihtet bat, beiDnoers in
Baterion, 8aiiaic uno Trenton, miro
iebt auf nimt tueniger als SIS, 600, 900
ab9eifabt.
= Sn 0epaoa. Mp., tpuroen Die,
Ter Gage nieoerbolt siemlih beftiae
@roitDBe neripurt.
Nus SEEM gort plro beridtet:
Set orei W0hen bemiiben 1ih Die
8ertreter guba's p~ergebens, bic be-
abii9tiete Gnleibe in 6Dbe BON
$35, 900, 900 bier untersubrinoeu uno
General Waria Wenocal, elmer Der
cubaniiben 8ommiiidre, bat iebt err
flart, oaB Cuba uorausli1tlid ges
stuunaen fem miro. Die &nleibe in
irgeno elten anoeren fremoen 2ano
unterSubringen. Cuba fat bereita
Bombs in SDbe BON $35, 900, 00O
ousgelhrieben; oieIelben traaen 5
Brosent 8inien uno iitio ourd por.
5G9liAe Securitaten fir Die 8onos-
inbaber liher gelteIt. 9roboem
baben S. IS. Mur9an uno anoere
Sinansiers Die cubaniite Summil-
iion infurmirt, DAB Iid Der bieliet
@elomarft CUR Belt in elmer 10 mir.
rem 8erfaiiung befinbet. Der eint
Bla5irung Der Gnleibe als untun'
lid erid]einen ldBt.
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un0 atuar aus Dem curiDlen uno
9arafteriitil9en, aber fir Bars
Ter ielbit eieentlih redt menig
ibmeidelbaften 8runoe, neil Die
Bartei : Nnbaneer oe8 gan5en
2anoeS 0 penigpDn tbm mtl<
len! Sic miiien Suar nibt piel
berpDrraeenb @utes BON ibm, aber
bod penigiteus AUDI nibts Na6teiz
liees! SON ioniti9en nBraitoentz
ihafts=M tBelihfeiten" weroen nod
genannt: Ct @enernlanmolt Slnen
: eeeer ben man aber ein5utpenoen
bat, oaB er aus einem .boffnungslDS
republitaniiben Staate" fommt, fer
ner @m. Sc. Scarf, Der 5par nod
iebr Jung lit, aber lebr rei6 uno ebra
geiaia unos babel fabelbaft sab 1T,
lDoann &ibter @alter glarf BON
Moro : garplina, Senator godrea
BON Wtifiouri, gom SDbnipn pDn
Sbio. Garter 6arriion BON Chicago.
General Wiles, Nbmiral Sbleb unb
ihlieBlih AUDI nod -. @rDuer
glepelanb! @eraoe in 8esuq auf Die
lebtgenannte Beri0nlidteit setet es
1id 10 re9t beutlib, nj serriien
ore oempfratilbe Bortei lit. DEM
pdbrenb Die Brd1ioentlbafts= Ganbi=
oatur glepelanbs i'm Often nit eez
raoesu miloer Begeiiteruna beariBt
rperben rpiirbe, niiBte man 1th babel
auf eiaen Dffener1 NbfaQ Der Demo-
fraten oes @eitens unb srit reht bes
Sioens gefaBt MAIDEN!
Son grDBem aaeemeinen Snterei1e
lit cine @rfldrung, melde oieler
Gage Die 3milhenitaatlihe 6anoels=
uno 8erfebrs> 8ommilfiun in 8aibs
in9tDn abseaeben bat. 9ieie See
bDrbe, Die por IL Sabren einqeIebt
purbe, um BON 8unbesueeen cine
gemiiie &ontrDIe iber DIE gilenbab=
men aus5uiben, iiebt iib iebt su Der
grfldrung 9enDtigt, oaB ibr grDeere
uno meiter eebenoe Wahtbefuenifie
gemGbrt meroen miiBten, tuenn fie
pirflih Die Mufgabe sufrtebeniteQenb
erfuIen ione, 81 beren 2Dlune fte in
@irflihfeit eingelebt mDroen it,.
Die @ommiiiiun bat iebt an Die @e@
i9aftspelt bes 2anbes elm &unoz
idreiben eeribtet, in mel9em Die
Wertreter oerielben erfubt peroen,
lire gongreB Geprdientanten i'm
Slime fold elmer Ma1tbefueniss
@rmeiteruta Der gommiiiion gu be-
e~influfen. Dem lebten gDngreB
lag in Der gltins=giu elm @ori9lae
our grtpeiterune Der SunftiDnen Der
Gommiiiion por. Der suftdnbiee Sc
natsausIhuB berihtete oen1elben
empfebleno Elm, babel aber bate bic
Sa@e ibr Bemenoen. Die pOrees
iblagene 8eftimmune lautet babin,
bob es Der gommiiiion nab 8rufuna
allen beigebrabten Waterials Sus
iteben fole, NOD cine i'm transport
perfebr iblihe &ate ooer Gorldrift
als unaerebt uno lbdblid fir Die
cine Ooer amber Yartei befunoen
meroe, cine entlpre9enoe Nenbe=
rung ansuuronen, uno 5par lple
Die Nnoronung Der gDmmiiliDn TO-
fort in Graft treten, ipdterbin Tonne
oann elm 8unbestreisgeribt, benz
SurisoiftiDn bariber suitebt, iber
Die Nebtnl6Bigfeit oerielben abur=
tetlen.
IS lit oies ALIEN Mnihein aber=
mails elm ueientliher Shritt in Der
GiEtung auf Die -. @ilenbabn=
Wertaatlidung bin! Gieqei9t oauert
es fein Sabrsebnt mebr, oaB Die
Srage Die @iienbabn=8 eritaatlihuno
(refp. Berbunblibune!) Die 6eupt=
Issue Der 3atiOnalpabl peroen
miro!
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- SON Der llniperIitdt in gbi.
cagO lit, mie erinnerlib, pDr Sur
5em benz preuBilhen gultusmie
nilterium Elm 8orlhlag gemabt
poroen, Der auf Die @rlnoung ei=
ner Irt Cartel 3miiden ibr unb ben
preuBiiben uniperlitdten absielt.
Oie Rabribt, oaB bieler 8prihlae
ihon oie@enebmigung Der preuBiihen
8ebDroen eefunoen babe, berubt auf
%einemSrrtum. Smgultusminiiterium
muroe m%itgetbeilt, Die Sabe iei iber
oaS Staoium Der 8eIpredunaen nod
nibt binans9eoieben. BrDfeiior
email BON Der Gbica9o'er uniuerli-
tat, Der fib in Berlin aufbielt, bat
inoeB iein 8eites oeriubt, fir oas
BrDiect Bropaganoa 81 MAIDEN. SIN
Sribiabr ioa. laut Dem Surihlaa,
cine Gboronung oeutl6er 8rpfeiiDren
iih nab Chicago begeben uno nit
ben 2eitern Der oDrtigen uniperlitat
beraten. tuie elm NuStauib Der Stu=
benton in Die @eQe eeleitet merben
t0nne. Speciea niiaibt Chicago, oaB
oeutibe Stuoenten, nod Ibleaunq
ibrer @ramina, ems Doer spei
Semeiter lire 8orleiun9en beiu9en
uno iib bort neiterbiloen, pie es ia
BON ameritaniiher Seite i9Un aes
ihiebt. Nuf oieie 8eiie bpfft man
cine eneere Notwithstanding srpiihen
ben Siben Der @elebriamteit biiben
uno oriiben berbeisufiibren, bic Der
@elebriamteit lopobl, tuie benz guten
ginuernebmen 5piiden ben beioen
2anoern BON aroBem Ruben iein
miro. :
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- Sn Seem OUrt nuroe oieler
Gage Der 42idbri9en @alter @iliDn
gu 80 Sabren 3udthau8 perurteilt.
na9oem er ii6 auf bier Inflaqen
bes &aubes ibuloia betannt uno
sueeeeben bate, oaB er @bloral sur
Betdubune leiner Opfer anuanote.
@illDn CAB gu, baB ct Srauen5immern
i'm r9enoerlDtn" : OiItrift ougd)
gblural betdubte uno ibnen auf Dieie
@eiie Gdmud1ahen uno @elo i'm
@erte BON $50, 900 ftahl. 8ie @ifz
ion laete, Bat er Trau uno ainoer in
Detroit, Mid.
Der Nnardiit @n. NtcQueen,
Der pegen Ieilnabme an einem Nuf=
rubr su 8aterion i'm Staate Stem
Seriep gu 5 Sabren !3u6tbaus per=
urtetlt m0roen mar. aber nit SIM
iti6lalien ieiner 8iiraibaft, Doer
ri9tiger aelaet, ieines Bir9en, burb>
brannte, 1T iebt in 2onbon. England,
aufgetaubt, ollm0 er Die 3eitungen
nit allerbano baarItraubenoen 8us
ihriften perlDret. gr bebauptet, COZ
bas anarbiitiihe 8erteioigungs=
gomite i'm CUR Sluht bepoeen babe,
oa lein Birae vja Elm &apitaliit 1ei".
Gin anoerer gu aleiber Belt aus
B%aterion entflDbener Nnardi1t, Sea-
mems @iaiam @roBmann, 1oll in
Chicago iein.
= Gus Milmaufee miro Der Sob
oes 9r. gbriitian &Drner beridtet,
Der lange Sabre Der &ebaftion Der
bDrtieen r@ermanid" argeb6rte. St
erreibte elm Sitter BON go Sabren.
Ius Guguita, i'm Staate @eDr=
gia. lhreibt man: 9as emit 10 lebs
bate Stdothen 5amburg i'm State
SIos garDlina. aeraoe Der @rense
aegeniiber. miro iebt burb ben Staat
SuosG Carolina offisiel far tot erfl1rt.
SEPT gine Der &eprdientant oes
Staats : 2anbfommiliars burd Die
nerlaiienen StraBen Der Srti6aft,
um 8erihte iber Die S9tieBune
berielben einsuliefern. Sn Der @rs
innerun9 pieler 8iraer Der Staot
Iuauita lebt 6amburg nod alS cine
Staot BON 8ebeutuna, belebt BON
mebreren taulenb 8iirgern, Die
einen reeer @elbaftsoerfebr batten.
ga paren Shulen, 8anten, qroBe
@eihdfte. Warennieoerlagen uno att-
bere lebbafte Snouitrien. Die Staot
9ing auritd unb 1T nun elm Der Ser
miitune aemeibter Srt.
= Sn @looraop, SGinuis, be-
fbentte Die Sarbiee Wrs. Drem
Biibpp ibren @atten nit 8ierlingen,
snei &naben uno spei Mdbden.
Die &inber lebten jeoud rlur "a
Stunoen uno itarben an %aIgemeiner
S6mdde. Das @bepaar beiibt bier
lebenoe ainber unb apar suei 3pit=
linaSpaare.
= 3u Mc2puo i'm gerritUrium
Oklahoma muroe Der BDli8eiridter
&oB BON MiB Geita 6oeers in einem
Mooemaren= @eihdft burdeepeitidt.
Sc miro bebauptet, baB Der &idter
in aneetrunfenem 3uitanoe in ben
9aoen georun9en lei uno Die bort
anpeienoen 5rauen inlultiert babe.
Fri. &oeers perihafftefi h cine Beit=
ihe, nit melber ite Dem Nihter pers
ihieoene woblae5ielte 6iebe oerab=
folgte, ebe er Die Sludt erereifen
fDnnte.
Bie aus Manila beri6tet miro,
1T our Belt cine &eQierunes= 8omz
milton bamit belbdftiet, Die 8abl
Der ielbititdnoig oerualteten Orts
lhaften gu reou5iren, nDour9 Der
6egieruna beoeutenbe Summen err
lpart meroen iDllen.
The Washington bee., 1903-02-14
WHERE DWARFS ARE MADE.
Children In Madras Stunted ana nis-
torted for the Purpose Of Put
tiaE TAem Out TO Beg.

Some interest has Of late been
aroused in Madras by the exhibition
Of two dwarfs who are alleged to be
over 50 years Of age, and are brother
and sister. These beings are not only
small but distorted. L is beIieve5
that dwarfs are manufactured" in
Indian. There is q practice extant in
the Punjab Of elongating infants
heads so as 10 render them out Of all
proportion 20 the body. The effect Of
compression on the brain renders ths
victims idiotic, says the London Il.
press.
They are sent around TO beg. and in
their peregrinstions visit the Madras
and Bombay Presidencies. An instinct
akin 20 that Of an animal. however.
still lives in the distorted beings. and
invariably brings them back 70 their
masters. They are known as "Shah
Shuja's mice" from the name OF the
temple where they are manufactured.
The children, il is stated, are vowed TO
the temple by fanatical women
Signs and TokenH,
Harriet-ShaU we announce our En-.
Harry-Well, suppose you win
wear the ring; and. OF course. NE
shall both lock fooEEh.-Detroit Frss
Press
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