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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-24

Henry" said the woman with compressed
lips, do you remember that we first met b
accident on a railroad?'
yes" replied the henpecked man. sadly.
railroad accidents always turn out dis
astrous."-Chicago News.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-24
perior army officers

All absentees have been recalled to their
regiments, and arrangements have been
completed for 10000 first-class ard 10000
second-class reserves. to reioin the colors
within a fortnight of a second or emergency
call.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-24
AUTHORIZATION.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Terrell, Tex, Feb. 2s.-Mr. Frank Archison.
city mali clerk, and Miss Bessie Barton, daugh-
ter Of Postmaster F. NJ. Barton OF this eit-.
were married In Dallas this morning. They left
at once for Hereford. Tex. on a bridal tour.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-24

Sam: Miss SNOWFALL am in a quandry.
She has six dawgs."
Ramus: What OBJ dat?"
Sam: why. she don't know whedder u
would cost more 10 support a husband or de
six dawgs."-Chicago News.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-24
Cre.ccnts 3, CenturIe. 2.

On the Acme alleys were:
CRESCENTS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-24
BOWLING.
OFFICE NEWS LEAGUE.
Cyclers B, Rough Riders 2.


Totals ......s2 1l I'll zs ss2 2S .%s lzS - LIS
Handlcaps-Magnus Z. A. Laing :, Harris s. IL.
Is7nS s. Loenel ?. Total %.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-24

At the Grani Billiard Hall last night LLOYD
play Maggioli a game in the three-cushion style.
% points up, for a purse.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-24
Retired From Circulation.
what is your name?" inquired the jug

..Peter Smith," responded the yagrant.
ssWhat ~occupation?" continued the court.
"Oh, nothing much at present; just circu-
latin ound."
'sRetired from circulation for thirty days."
pronounced the court. dryly.-Green Bag.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-25
,4u oas Snblitulll

Die rsSreie 8reiie" bat itber 400
elablirte I9entureu ing Staate, mirb
an iiber 700 8Oitoffieen rerfanot, unb
bot eine arORe 8erbreittn,a in Der
&ahbars Repubiit Melifp. i'm ssnbias
aer=aerritDrinm pno Gftoboma.
Sbr @irfulatiDns=@e in 3eras
erftredt iib Don @aloeiton bis binauf
nah Denton, BON Maribalf I'M Often
bis nab @l aaiu IN; ferl,en @eltem;
es ihlieBt Ielbituerit6nblid) nit be-
lonoers sablreihen 2eiern bas oidt-
beiiebelte Wittel=T Terns is,tb ben Giib>
ipeiten ein.
8suei 0seiienbe i,no beltdnbig, jabr-
elm. iabraus I'M Sntereie bes Blate
tes nntertuegs unb fiibren oennelben
i'm 8erein nit unieren riibrisen 2os
faf Gaenten Fprttpdhreno mere 2e-
fer su.
Sn glabetrabt bieier 9batiad)en lit
Die r5reie Breiie", tpu e8 fh bnrum
banoelt. Die oeutidbe 8ep6lferuns gu
errei6en, oas bette slnseiss Wses
blum i,i gtaate Geras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-25
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FRE1E
PREssE FUER Texas has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
In the State Of Texas.
It has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully zoo post-offices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
It circulates from Galveston
TO Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two travelling men and oul
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State OF
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-25
Sir $500 mad, 9eniilhIallO.

Deutib5 amerifanilbe 3eitun9en
tueroen i'm alten GaterlanO nit grDs
Bem Sntereiie geleien, neil iie fib
frei auSipreben unb bdufie ppn oriis
ben mebr Neliiefeiten uno Nahribs
ten bringen. als Die beutIben 3eis
tuneen ielbit. Die .5reie 8refie fiir
9eraS" iit oriiben iiberan, ppbin iie
aeianot uiro, Elm iebr germ seiebener
@ait uno fann iib riibnen, Mners
fennuug uno @iroieung gu finDen,
tpie aus sablrei1en Briefen an uns,
fopie an Oieienigen. tuelhe oaS 8fatt
an lire Gertpanoten Ibifen, berpor.
3ebt. gSer Daber leinen Gerpanoten
nno 5reunben cine Sreuoe eripeiien,
ibnen elm tpillfommeneS @el1enf
MAIDEN tpin, Der beitelle fir iie bic
mTreie 8refie fir 9eras". 0as Sns
terefie fir 9eraS, tpie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno bic @eeeno, no bic
Werpanoten tuDbneu. 1T in Seuti1'
LAMB iebr lebbaft uri0 e5 1T unmDas
lib, in BriuatbrieIen eime 10 griinos
li6e Nuftldrung uno 8el9reibung
be8 fremoen 2anbes gu geben, tuie
oies bic n6reie Breiie" allp69ents
li6 tbut. Sir ben gerineen 8reis
uon So 0erienben mir pDrtofrei unIer
ceihbaltiges 8ohenblatt auf Elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Goreiie i'm Guslanoe.
9ie ssreie Nreiie fir 9eras pmbf.
Epntbanf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-25
gett iiber go sxabreu

idJon puroe Wtrs. Dinslou's Sou.
thing Syrup uon W.uioneu Dor
Wiittern bein 8nbnen Der &inoer
anaemenhet. Birif Du i'm Shlafe
6urcb 6as Sdreien zines 4inoeS ae.
ltDrt, oa8 itt 8abnen lit un6 Dor
Sbmer5en tpeint? Wern 10, fafie
fpfort cine GlaIbe nDn ,Wrs
Winslutus Soothing Gsnrup" boten.
Sein 8ertb lit unbesablbar. Gs
tpiro benz neinen 2eibenben Iofort
9inoerune 0eribaffen. BerlaBt euh
oarauf, Wiitter. es ift tein 8meifel
oariiber. Sc belt 9iarrbue, reau.
lirt ben Wtaaen uno Die Rieren, be-
ieitiQt Winb 90lit, crmeisbt ben
8aunen, uerbinbert GntsiinbunQ
unb itartt oas gauge 5pitem. ,Wtrs:
WinsluuS Suotbimg Gprup@ fir sahs
nenoe ainber lift anaenehm int @e.
1bmad; oas Weeept itamitlt bon
einem oer beiten ,peiblihen Nesste in
ben Ser. Staateu. gs iit Bel allen
Drug9iiten in Der gansen @elt su
baben. Breis Is Gents per sF[nIhe.
9auit nibts anoeres, als Wtra.
Winslons SnnthinasShruu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-25

iiber bos @ebiree bss an Die '5niba<
aersrense gu bienen.
Der pfab mar fteIlenipeife ie1r fell
unb befhnerlid. Doh iplrben biefe
9ef9nerli14eiten p6ne fonherlime
Wliihe iiberpunben Don ben beiben Mps
penselern, bic ia bon Susenb auf ebens
70 seiibte Bergiteieer tparen ME ibr
Siibrer.
lnansefo1ten iibetfhriften fe bic
@ren5e unb befdnben iih in Giherbeit.
Sic sinssn bic 2anbifrdbe entlans
unb irofeH in, nd9ften Dorfe .einen
Tnhrmann, ber iie ouf ieinem Woeen
n,itnobm Bis sur ndditsn @tabt.
Damn febten iie nit mebr gemd9<
li9teis bic Rsiie fort. getreuli9 rins
teten fie in Grid ben Grub bes RaHes
rahen aus an bic f9Sne Wir1in i'm
Gaitbaus aur Hoie. mo lie einfehrttn.
GnbIin gelangten iie ipobGbeboIten
tah MppenoelI, in bic Iiebe Soeimatb.
Rubi 9eioegg purbe BON ieiner ges
Iiebten 9hsres nit offeHen Qrmen ems
pfanser,.
2lua Sofepb ghnsrbi fGloB ettDas
fpdter cine CUTE 9eirat1 unb nurbe bas
bur1 EN- inohlhabenber gennbofbs.
iiser.
Oft eraablts sr in ipatstsr 3sit fsinsn
Rinbern upb guteln, ben lreunbtn
unb Nanbarn BON ieinen GrlebniifM
unb Mbenteuern in 0rantreit.
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gadIen,S glrntca &albe

lit meltberiib1nt fiir ibre punberbare
6eilpirfungl Sic iibertrifft ale ans
oeren 9alben, ieoes Bflaiter uno
ieoen Baliam fiir Ghnitte, Branos
tpunoen. @eihmiire, 9fingmurln,
sylehten, freiienoe Sbmdren, @alss
fluB, Siebers sNusfflag, aufgeIpruns
gene 6aut uno ale ionitiaen Wun-
ben uno Gusfbldae. l1ufeblbar aeaen
6dmOrrbOioen. Gur garantiert. Sour
% Gents in ben Mpotbefen BON $.
Galteper u Con uno goolpb 9reis.
giner ,gngelmaheriu" Der
ihlimmiten SDrte lit in 6amburo
oos 9anowerf aelegt. Sort lit cine
Jrau Wieie unter Der 8ei1uloiauna
perbaftet moroen. ibr eieenes Gnfels
fino uno orei anoere ibr anuertraute
8inoer nit Wprphiunt uerQiitet uno
oonn i'm Ofen perbrannt su baben.
@eiter ift iie bes @attenn0roes uuo
Der Mlhoesunterid9iebuna pero1htia.
Sic lol aeihdftsmaBig bic NopptiDn
BON &inoern gegen einmalige Be@
5oblung elmer Gbfinoungsiuntme Bee
trieben boben. g8ar bic Summe
besablt, 10 t6tete fie iebr balb Die
ainoer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-25

.8oro syormalin" (Gimer s.
atmeno), lit als autiieptiibes 8abnr
uno Wunomaiier uniibertrcfen. 6.
j. Sdmiot 6ouitou, Ter, Gaent
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9eatide AeeiOsuss 9ruderel.

sllle Grten BON Drndarbeiten tper.
ben in oeutiher, eneliiher uuo ipa.
nilber Sprade fem uno Sauber sa
maBieem Breiie ausaeihbrt. Speci.
alit1t: Drud BON Statuten, 8erlos
bungSs, 0eiratb8s uno 8eleaenbeits'
&arten. Guf Nnfra9e tper6en SO,
itenanihlaae geliefert.
0iic 5eug'a.
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8ettmd1et, sss N. sfute. /.

GeBtere fam tie Timber nit ppn 8ettnaieg heIei,.
g9enn TO- oaRn tpdre hieies uebsl nit 10 oaaemein.
gs lit cine Rranbeit uT6 beoari tfslalo slger ArSne
Grau gR. Gumnsrs. Sept. ia, Rotrs Dame, SAB,
9s9en rtees uebgl iret 5LfeHben. Sdreibe1 Sic ios
gls pein sic Elm Gino bdhsH, Dedes an llHehtbaIts
iamfsi oes ilrins Ieieet Wan eeidlnloe iefn Siue
ni1t uHasrehttr g3eiit. menr ts trari III,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-25

Gs III mehr RatarrD IN oteler esoenb oss nanoes
Big in Die leBten Sabre gait er ala unbeilbar.
yise Sabre lang ertdren 1Dttoren ibn fit cine 10.
tale Grantheit uno ihrisben loiaIe &eilmittel por,
uno oo ie ibH nit dr5tlider 9sbanoiung befdhbia
ni@t tl!ririen ertldrten ie ibn Ffr unbeil6ar. Bic
Biienihaft bat betuieien bag Ratarrh sius gonftir
tanolung srfJroert. 6nlt'a 1atorrh,
Sur, fabtBirt bon 8. s. Gbentn &Go.
a lsop, GhO, ii Die sinaigt cont,utionelie Gur in.
Warte, Gie ipiro innerlid in 7oien oSer &obsn
uon 10 5ropfsn big ~ eine Sbeel6itet oolI eenonls
men Sis loirt clrstt aaI Gas 9lut uno bic ibl,ts
mi9e Gberildhe oes Snfens. Gir bietep sntun.
bert Dollars fir jeosn Gal. ben lie 81 turiyen ueu4
Isbh.. East Gudp 9ircllars unc 3sueniiis fomnien.
Gorsifrl:
8. S.GbsHep Go, Soleoo. Q.
81 gfrianit BON allen @polbstsrn, rs Gents.
paH,s Hafnttien Blilen ilnn Die befsr
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/ .. ". & u. y. 8aha.
Gbfahrt.

garb GuerO, goatun,, Souiton uno Sol.
sAnenon, t6glim. m.............9.00 Borm,
nno 9.45 Nbenb8.
Rad G0rpns Ghrifti, 2odport unb Bee.
uisle tdgli9 ..2.l5 ysahm.
Nach 85rne unb 8errnille, t1glieb. 49,.
.................... 1925 Gprn.
Rad 86rne nno &errpilIe, GnmstaQs 3. As
WaHm. gnfunft WOutags $50 I6enoa
Mnfunft.
@Dm &uerD, goatum. GDufton unb @al.
Def0n, t69lidj 7.45 Woraens
unb 6 SO Nbenbs.
@Dm Corpus gbrifti, 8pdpDrt umb See.
bile thglitb. l:35 Wahm,
Bon DDrne unb RerrbilIe. taglib. -.
T YihenAs
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{shIus.)

Vas QetmlDe1 uIlD Die Se9Hl u1f
nadb Der id1Inen 9berss hatten, feitbeul
er IN Hefancon lag, aud ben @arbifteit
Rubolf oeiOsgg 10 sepadt. baB sr ii9
gu ber IanSt ithon esplanten 9siertion
ebtnfdlls entf1tof. ssSn elmer buntlen
Hnht u1nnte e iid1 DaDDH. gs geIang
libm rber nidbt. Gr tpurbe ergriffen,
5uriidgebranf unb pom RriegsgeriAt
3um SDbe perurtbeilt, Sn Der RGhe heg
|heraeitigeH fDnigli9en 0auptduortisrs
|befdnb iia aud bas itGbtii9e gefGngs
Inib, IN melhsm ber arme Buridbe fem
ltsuilrigss Gniffal errpnrtete. G9on
am f0lgenben Wnrmittog ip1te ct
fitnnDrehtIih erfdpiisn perben, Das
lmubte e..
Die 9biir purbe geSffnet unb Der
prrfpb, auh Elm G9neiser, fam ters
Elm. esfOIgt pOn Soiepb g9nenbi.
shubi 5ngfe ber Gerfermeiiter guts
Imiit1ig, ses 1T Deinen Greunbe nuf
|nei1en Bite erlnubt irDrben, BON On
9binieb gu nsbmen. Menn Du pieI.
IIeimt burt ibn sttpas in bic 9eimatb
II5u beaeIen tniinf9eit. 70 ffeht Gir bos
ltei. l1ebrigens iDirit Du ihn norsen
iiip@ eiHrnl ieben.@
nMie es ideint. geb0rif Ou alfo an
lhtnl nusgelOoiten pelotDna" frogte Der
|Gefongens.
4 so, Subj antiDDrtete ber trtue
ISyreunb. ,Dos Nerh1nqniB bat es 70
gsiiigf. sa1 geb0re 5u ben aebn Muagss
lloojtfn, ipelHe r1orgen bas 5ur 6inrins
hung iummanbirte peloton bil6en fpls
len,
.Moblan. ipron 6eibeaa aefabt,
vbus III mir niht unlisb su b0ren. Den
anheren neun Rameroben f0nneu piels
IIeiht bic 6Gnhe aittern. 70 bab lie mid
niHt gut treffen, mid Idnper als nDthia
lIeiben Ioifen niirben. 3iftere niht bos
Ibei. siefe aeuau uub triff out. IS in
ben, lebte &iebesbienft. ben Du mir ers
treifen fonnjt."
.Dos nil id. gaubi.A ioate Gntpen.
ibi. .6dft Du mir pieneidat einen gbs
ljmiehsbrief su aeben an Define 1herea
NIB audi etfpo einen folhen an Oeine
attn gliern21
Rein; i'd, babe leiber tein Napisr
unb and ionfi tein gdrei6oerdtb.@
.Uieleitht beforat bag hsr 9rofpB q
.Re&t aeru.@ perfeste bieier. .gDo.
run fpnt' i9 bies eintm arnen LII.
gfii6lthen Qonbsmann nic1t suliebe
ibuu2 ssn min bus Gsipiin5d6te ipfpri
bnlen. bann fam er bic 3nei BrieFs
f9rsiben.4
Die beibsn Jrsunbe iparen dnsin.
unb bies mar es, mas gAwenbi beabs
liiHtigt bate. Ct fliiiterte boitiq: ga
Iib BIN nit uusgefooit unb seh0re sunl
GzetutiDnspeIoton. Mber id f9iebs
DID ni6t tOht morsen. @srheri fpin
i9 fem. penn i9's thue!"
.Ou nubt es tbun. Gu bnit es min
10 eben rerfprohen."
sd piu Dir eineD beHeren DieHf
1frtusHsn. Gin Mppenaener DerlGbs Der
anheren ni3t in Der Roth. Du folIf
gertttet rerben.'
.D1s TT unmOgli9.4
sd made es n1glin, babe i1nr
rnf WoTbereituHgen no5u 9etrcfFen
Bum Gliid feblte ts mir ia nitht al
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srlsf sifts.
Derreu.qtns,

Carl 4raus. s. $. 8laftbta, 8. o..
s1 aossss a e. Saae SSa0s0s raa aso sns naa MH.
Glb. aoepp. vii. 8arfteter, 8. Nenges.
y. Meger, s. 9. Meper, s. s. Rbein,
Berger, ISM. Nioola.
Eameus9iite
Wars. q. 80. 8etlinser, Bertha S6ien.
burg er, Mrs. geo. 0t Aonl, Gsrs Qu.
tonia 8oienberg. Wlrs. g8m. Steiner,
Dtarg a8immer, Glma Bieters.
AusIdastide
Otto Stein.
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SON Antonio SIeO|D LQDDdI1,
s0s-sl1 Si. W0r9's etr. 2an MntOnlO,

Rur erfitlailise Nrhe;t ioigo aelietert
GnieQrDbesgluftraa pirbs Sic banon Gber
seugeH 20.6,m-,
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Giienbablt Jabr=glai
s. & O. n. @ab.,
bfo filrt.

o gIf E.
Mnd) alien &prosSerese& &nntten ........
:, TOO, Sprm,
Nab ct. 2puis, MenpDis nno oent
Often 40 Mittdas
AarI) NoroeSesas, Santa Sc nno 5riscps
Slftrten. ................ .8.UU MbeH0s.
gtach ct. 2puis. gsaco unb Dem Often
Madb eorebu unb Merico. 900 gorm.
Mn f.uIn it.
8on st. Souls unb benz Often. 4. 80 8prm.
8on NerbsSeras. Santa Sc iino Sriscp.
SNntten .............-... $40 8Orrt.
S0n localen 4unften .......7. 40 Mbenbs
Bon ct. Souls uno bem Oiten. g. 10 M6bs.
Bon 2areoo uno Werit0. Il. 80 9fnehnt.
Spmtbern Nacifie 8ahn.'
abfabrt.
Nah Stem Orleans, 6ou5tun uub sol.
peiton td9lidb. ......,..... IL. 40 &prm.
uno 900 Mbenos.
9aacb eagle &aB. gl 9aio. galiforuies;
uno MeItfp 800 0orn.
gta9 81 &aip, NentRerico unb galiior.
Mad, Rorb.aeras, St. aouts a;sS anS sIi@. e5iea.
90 (Katy Flyer $50 Nbenbs.
Nnfunft.
8un NorosEexas. ct. Souls uno Chicago
(Katy Flyer ..........7.45 MDrgens.
Son Nen Orleans. SDnEtrn unb @nte
oelton tagltb. b...........7.40 40 WDr9ens
rt1o 6:UU ytnr9r1. ............
Son galtfornten, eagle HaB unb Mericp
.............,...5.5 $50 Nabm
SDn vi Iaio, Galif0rnten mmb Weritc
.....,...,,,. 5000 WHeuA8
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~. s.. y Z. 8abu.
Mbfahrt,

Ia1 asaeO, Sort WDrtb, Dallas, Ran1as
GitD, ct. Souls uno Gbicasn, tagliH,
(SMniet 9epDt) so Nbenos.
Socal5n8 Dia Smitboille. ....7. 90 8Orm
Nmfunft:
8Du Chicago, ct. aDuis, &anfas @itp,
Dallas, Sort @ortb unb aSaco. t1glih
(Siniet Sepot) ..... .7.50 MorQens,
Qocal3ua nia SmithuilIp. -. 9.25 Nben6s
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Gnlf gbpre Babn,.

Rad 9auernia, Sutber1anb Springs.
Stedoale. tdglids. ....... 800 Born.
Mnfunft.
Bon Stodbaie. Sutberiano Springs nnb
9abernia. tdQlif. $3.50. 2:30 Narh.i.
The Washington times., 1903-07-02
Corporation Court Cases.

In the corporation court, Judge L. c.
Barley yesterday the following business
was transacted:
a. w. Fleming VS.. r. B. l.. Fleming ct
al; a final decree was made in this
case.
In the case Of Strouse g. Co.. VS..
Downey ct al. the exception to sale was
confirmed. Thomas d. Downey was al
lowed 10 change his bid to $3.50 for the
lot at the northeast corner OF Alfred and
Franklin Streets. and the sale OF this lot
was confirmed.
The suits of Lansburgh VS.. Lansburgh
. ct al. SonnehilI VS.. Lansburgh were con-
sOlidated. and the entire suit referred 70
A w. Sinclair 10 report liens.
In the case OF Alexandria Perpetual
Building Fund Association VS.. Hammer
sley ct al, Judgment for plaintiff was
rendered OF unlawful detalner.
A decree was entered in the case OF
W. G. Turner VS.. Laura V Clark re-
ferring the case to w. U. Varney. as a
commissioner in chancery, for report.
The Washington times., 1903-07-02
HYATTSVlLlE NOTES.

HYATTSYILLE. Md. July 3-rhe
regular meeting Of the Hyattsviile Cit
izens' Association was held last night.
On account of the hot weather routine
work was dispensed with and the reports
of committee were not read but we're
laid over until next meeting. The dis
cussion was mainly on the subject of the
recently laid sidewalks, and il was the
unanimous opinion that the work per-
formed by the town council was entirely
satisfactory.
The Rev. and Mrs. G. J. S. Mayo left
yesterday for a months vacation al
Warm Springs. Bath county, Va. Mrs
Mayo's health has not been vigorous
since her long nursing at the bedside Of
a sister who died at Hampton, Va. two
months ago. During Mr.. Mayo's absence
the pulpit at Pinckney Memorial Church
Will be supplied.
Paul Jack. about FIVE years old, fell
from fence at his home on Wine Ave-
nue. yesterday. and broke his arm just
above the elbow. He was taken to Co
lumbar University Hospital
Robert W. Wells returned yesterday
from a short visit TO New York.
Alonzo Buck. OF Cornell University, Is
spending his vacation with his parents
on Johnson Avenue
The Washington times., 1903-07-02
A NEW DESERT TERROR.
The Great Mojave Has a Mysterious
Murderer.

The great Mojave desert. in Cali
fornia, holds many strange and weird
mysteries. but none more gruesome than
that which is now causing apprehension
among those who have occasion 70 travel
over its sands.
There is a mysterious murderer in the
desert. He is known as The Stranger. "
for his victims all bear the marks OF
rope or cord about the neck. Who OF
what he is no man can say, for none
have seen him and lived TO tell the tale.
Within forty days eleven of his victims
have been found.
Jack Doyle. the latest, was known to
have considerable money. This was
missing, as was also his watch when
his body was found. A man named
Harmon started across the desert
three weeks ago to examine some min
eral claims He had several hundred
dollars with him TO buy the claims If
they proved TO be satisfactory He
was found with the marks of the cord
about his neck, and his money was
missing. One or two others of the
victims were known to carry sums Of
money upon their bodies when they
rode out into the desert, but upon their
bodies when found nothing OF value
was discovered. Robbery is the plain
object Of the stranger. The method is
much like that OF the now extinct
Thug Castle in India.
In all instances but one the victims
have gone out alone. a little more than
five weeks ago John Carmen and Andrew
Frothman rode away from San BernGr-
dino together. They were starting on q
prospecting tour and were therefore not
expected back at any definite time.
Three men returning from the mines
haf cfn nv
side twenty-five miles from Daggot. The
peculiar atmosphere-dry and hot-pre-
serves the bodies Of men who meet
death in the desert. These two bodies
were dried up like mummies.-Detrolt
Tribune.
The Washington times., 1903-07-02
ANTLERS INTERLOCKED.
Indian Believed to Have the Only Set
in the World

An Indian from Flambeau reservation
in northern Wisconsin recently came
into the fishing resort OF Squaw Lake
with a curiosity IN the way of deer
horns he wished to sell Failing to
make a sale, he took the horns back TO
the reservation and has not been seen
by white men since then.
His treasure was three sets of ant
lers ineXplicably interlocked and they
were worth considerable money 20 horn
collectors. Two sets OF antlers so
locked are rare, but are not unknown.
1t is believed that the Flambeau
Chippewa has the only set OF three
locked antlers In the world
The accident could have happened only
In one way. Two bucks OF equal strength
were fighting In the forest and became
locked. Then. while they were still
struggling a third buck appeared In the
usual angry temper OF these animals IN
the mating season, and charged them
both. probably repeatedly. until his own
horns became fastened
The Indian said he found the horns
north OF Flambeau Lake. about a mile
from the water. They were lying on the
side of a hill, and there were on bones
near them. The condition of the horns
proved that the fight occurred not more
than two years ago, and probably last
fall.
The antlers were of full-grown bucks.
showing eight and ten points each. The
third pair had been driven into the
others Just above where they Joined.
and the branches of them were about
equally locked with the branches OF the
others.
They were not broken or chippcd in
any way, proving that. when the third
buck had made his last charge he was
fastened so firmly that there was 10
room for any one of his points to play
in the forks OF the others. Indeed. all
Of the horns were so stoutly Joined that
they could not be moved at all. being as
rigid as If nodded In that fashion from
cast steel-NeM York Sun
The Washington times., 1903-07-02
GERMANY'S RISE DUE
TO HIGHER SCHOOLS

and political conditions which prevail in
Austria Hungary at present. As only
twenty-eight foreign students attend the
seven Austro- Hungarian technical high
schools, apart from other high and uni
versity schools, the Inference IS that
oaeteris paribus-the German schools
are superior
DR.. Rose regrets the small number OF
English students. as they lose an oppor-
tunity of gaining an insight into IN
almost perfect system Of higher techni-
cal education.
Transforming Force.
Originally the technical schools were
intended for the study OF architecture
engineering and technical mechanics.
With special reference TO the purely
practical and empirical aspect OF these
brsnches-
In course OF time moro attention was
/ devoted 10 higher mathematics, theory.
drawing and design. and new highly spe-
cialized and completely equipped de-
partments were opened for chemistry.
electricity. various branches Of engi-
neering. forestry, photography. naval
architecture. pharmacy, surveying. and
general educational subjects. including
art, philosophy. languages. aud political
economy. The student gains not mere
ly an empirical knowledge of practical
methods. but a deep insight into the
laws of natural science and the methods
OF its application to Industrial purposes.
What has been the result on the na-
tiOual life? Germany has been trans
formed from an agricultural to an in
dustrial State.
In 1871 fl was nation of 80. .0OO, 900 in
habitants. OF whom 60 per cent were
engaged in agricultural pursuits.
In 1900 II had Increased to an empire
Of $4,000 900 inhabitants. OF whom 80 per
cent were engaged in agriculture and So
per cent-nearly o-thirds-in industry
and trade
This transformation from agriculture
to industry was most active between
1850 and 1895. during which period the
working population increased I7.s per
cent. OF which agriculture only gained
o. per cent. while manufactures. mining.
and the building trades were increased
by 2S.5 per cent. and commerce by 4S.9
per cent.
During the last seventeen years the
students at technical high schools have
Increased zoo per cent. those at the uni
versities only 12 per cent.