davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-08
pensl 9onata.
Nltam0nt. 4 1eieul

Altam0ut, 1eseulber 1904
gresmutter 6r. @rihlen mar ishr
lnper an Giehirnentshnouns ertraHtt,
Der arst bort ieooh, oieielbe rieser
bersuneaen. -0enrp 9oerd il. oerhsis
ratets Ii1 tiirslib NIT Dora Sessnsr
uno bas iunge Scar mahte eanH sius
6pGseitsreiie su Oen gltern un6 8e-
lhnihern oes iungen DiaHnes nab
9loro 3atotd uno Canada. Der 1.
8esember mar fir a!tam0ut uRo linz
qeqeno Elm 5rauer= uno aud JSreuosHs
tag. 3uerf gslsitetsu mir @rob0atsr
sSOhn 6orter uab Dem tatholilaen
6rieoboie il GrausburQ 81 ieiner tebten
RHbe. @r mar 70 sSah-e oft uno ftarb
an 9lltersIhm1be. Ste sUei Ginoer
syoleph uno 6elene Fino ole grbeu oes
alten GauilieniiBss. iotpie oes bemeeli=
den glesntums auBsr elmer 9srinaeu
aussahluRg al Elm anoetes Giu0.
8ieIsIbeu haben sfih oies aud ebrlid
unb yeolib um ihreH alten Batter 0er=
Oieni, uuo i1eun Die auoern &iHoer
audi 0ariiber Berihnupft Itno. 10 bat
Der alte gtauH bod Hur gstaR. mas sr
fir geretht bislt.-4m lgeitsu 5ags
mar Die golosne 9ohssit oOn 8rob=
pater 6brtftian Differ uuo 5rau. 9ie=
lelben tamen i'm Sabre 1886 Uon
@aunsbosH. Roro 3ittnaVlheR. 6ol-
lteiH, nab Qmerila. unS Slpar bier uab
Altamont, uno baben Ieit Der .3eit ibre
beimat bel ibrem Sobne 8ilhellR.
6ilter iit 70, ieiue 6rau rs Sabre alt.
Die Srauuue muros ourh BaItOr
s5Cbn in Der BDoomau 0aae am Rah=
mittag pOasogen. Der SubsIgrsis if
nod Iebr riiItia. Die Subelbraut ieoob
bel ourh Slot 9eplagt Die bier
SOhne @briItian, g9iIbelm. gDuare u.
8ulta0, iOsDie Die berheirotgten S0nisr
SDpbia Gage uno sSoAonR0.. St0Itsn=
beFa uaIeS NIL ausauaase 0ss 6EteftrH
SObues oGs anmeleno. e0uaro uno
sophia Daren 0asu nit ihren6anilieH
BON Bauliue. Soma gttOmmeu. Gie
SaHSluIfIgen Oer9nu9tsn iih m Der
@oObman 6ale. mOhiHaegsu Die Alten
ltnO Ri6ttdn3er Td i'm frObliden RreiIs
bel Der 8ambrimnss2ueae nisoerlieBen
uno OsrgtHs bel Sher3. Spiel. 6elaH9
uno @erlteniaFt Die aia6t tn angenshm=
Ter g9stie uno obue Den gerinsIten NiB=
ton 8roBDatsv 6iIier uno 6rau, Ionic
Rilbelm 6ilter ruiiuIhen hisrmit Sen
@altsn ihrsu Saut aus3uipreasn
1n. @rnnsfe.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-08
GInfdb5nes geeibnadtsaeI6emF
@roBer n1ulttaIii der Semi
Dem Bubfitum geboten.

Sine 8ReRgs geute taafeu 6ersits iare
BeibHahtseel6sate Gin. Sin lebr an
uebm6arss @eI6eut bilOet ie6euFalIs cir
Sidet 80 oer sroBem Rultflelt, Sas am
Is. uno 10. DECEMBER i'm auoitorium
ltattTHOet. ,5Hoem sSbr Elm 1ifet fiir
eiHeH 5reuno fault, srrsidt Sbr elmer
ooppeItsn Siosd. inbeu1 S5hr ein @eIhent
uabt~Hnb sIsi6jsttig Der Siour Saas
@bOral Socistp 6asu uerbslFt, Die qro.
Ben Aussabsn 3u oedcH, Delde Elm fol-
DIES wauftiea NIT F6 briuat. Der
fiHauBielle grIolg oleIes belonbsren
llntsrnsbmsHs wiro cntI6siOeR, ob bic
@eisaldaft sllidbrIt6 ein gIei5es Helt
DsranltoLten taHn o0er Ri6t. 5eit 6em
giHftfsit, eas 6srr Rorton bier asass
ben, bat Siour 6alls einen weitrsihens
ben Rnf aIs ein muFtalti6ts Centrum
eylaust up6 bic bebsuteusfeu aaulfIer
5abeH ben Bunlb, uus su beiuheu.
8ir loIiteH oisleH RuF HuH audi auF=
red; erbaIteu uno isOer E5raer Der
StaOt ioilte Sdsu bsitrassH, inosm e
Elm 3ifet fur 6as eaHse Ruftfslt tGuFt.
Der Breis serisibeu 1T Hiat srOB. Sex
auswdcts miro Der 8efu9 EN- lebr sroser
Deroeu. Sionr 6dls lOGte ben fiuan=
sieasn grfoGg berbetfibrsH, Der taRitLe.
ril6e TT bereits gefhsrt.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-08
SOm 9rirgsidanplaB.


8og G6idfal BON Bert 2lrtlur TT
bsFeoelt. Die sSdpoRer baben 0eH 2e3
Nlsttr : Berg bsIebt unb hu1er ihH
tpB bts n0roeriiheH 6eusrs Der
RufIen, ods bieTe auF ben fur re Iebr
ipi6tigen Buntt er0ffnst babeu. glus
ssubIidlid miro INNER nod beftig ssz
tGfnpft. uno e lheint, dls % Die
Ruf,n rint geIonHeu liHo, 0eH9ampf
auFSugsbeH, sbe fis ben 203 Wleters
Berg 3uriidsrobert hoben. Sen.
9ogi's 8epsid5e. in Der er bic Grfiirs
mune nRo @iRHohme 0es 203 Nleter-
8trr melost. ipurbe bon Der 9Gu5eH
8tp0Iteruno Der iGpauiIhen ReItoeu5-
Ito6t Soti0 fe6r 6egstfsrt sntesgsnae=
upmmsH. 0urh bic Rdhritht puroe
Die 0offRuna auf Die Habe 6eoorltss
heHos GinRdbns Don BORT 4rtbur
auf's neus belsbt. MsnRgIeih bic Sas
paHsr nismols ben grFoIg ihrer 5rup
pen boT Der 5eItuug IN 6rdge geSOgen
hnbsn, 10 bat bic bemuuoeruspertRt
Gopferteit Der 8elaqsrtsn ouf ibre
roIisen 6offnu8qsn ipje0erholt mis Elm
taller @aherltrabl geiuirtt, lpeit Die
@trs0eeruRa Der gtHuohms furhtbdre
4trluIte psrurIafte. SsSn adn3 SqpaH
faRbsn bic RetruteR ginIteGuhgeu
Itatt, un6 unter benz oonHtrnotn 6ur=
rdbruFen elmer 9roBeR uuo begsilterteR
WleHee marIhirten bic aRgebenotn
Observation-Disclosures nah i5ren Uer@
fbisbsneH fafernen. 100 ite oes Nii=
fahps Rod freuotg du5ogtH. Die 3dhl
Der neu eiHaeItellten Rstruten 1T nift
offisieu betaunt aemdht lporOeu 5n
ct. 9etsrsburg lit bds Rrieds De-
portemsnt INNER nod uidbt bsreit, oie
RcGriobt BON Der @innabms beg 203
02stsr 9err ourch bic SupdRer als
fpabr au3unebmen. gsFtsbt aber 10 oiel
su, baS, ueHH oislstbe beItdtigt uer=
ben iolIts, bic @inuabuye osr 6eituHg
cine fSruge Der ndhifen 3utunft fem
muB. Bon oisIsm 8erge aus t0Husn
nis sSupauer NIT ihrsn @eIbiiben Hidt
nur ieoen 5beil 0es 6dFsns errsibsu.
IonbsrH Tinb aud I'm StaRoe, ods
ruIiiIhe 9sIdudoer so 3ipinoen. fer
RrH QnterptaB su Uerld6eH. lpeHu biz
Shiffe bort nid)t oernibtet neroeH
lnIIeR. Den Ru1en 1T e imuIer Roh
nod m0gltd, fth in ben 9oloen 6iu,
btn Sigerfs S0l unb Den 2tdOtte
Sorts cine 3ett laHg au hdltsa. Das
4rieqsz zDepartement lit OaDoN iiberz
ssuet, huB e in Der abiidt Der syopds
ner lisgt, bos 8ort @rthur @el9pdz
Der Dor benz gintrsffeR Der 0ltises
flotte Su perHihtsH. 8drdus ertl0reR
fi6 bic rieFseH 9pfsr, bic Fe BET is-
osm nsutn glngrtff troB Der aertngeu
grf0lse bringtH. 9ei glut0eH III
trpb einSelner uRbebCutenoer Sh1r
miIbsl BE 91qe uHNet a0efs.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-08
tieberraEaenoe nfmelff.

xeue 3sugnife ibsr Die @crtreIflin=
teit BON Or. Sing sRen 8iseDoerH far
SdwinOIu6t. 6uftsn un6 g,rtdltunq
trefen FOrtUdbrene elm. { 0 iaqt /. 3.
z. s. We6arlanO. Sentorbiae, pa.
t. SD lit orsi Sabre an Sronditis una
oOtterts Die ganse 3eit Ohus erIOla
Dann begaHn i'd NIT Or. Rine's Rem
3iseoDerp uno siniee 6laI6en baben
mi5 b0aie turirt. @s ift gIeid aut
geseu ale 2uRgsn. uno balslei0eR,
5hDinoIudt, 9ungeuentSiueung une
8rtpps. Garnutirt BON alien AYO,he=
Tern. 8rObefai4en Frei. reeuldIs
@r6be SOC uHo SI.00.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-08
DC 8oliaaIt oes eraiieeni

Der BrdIioent bat Der EbluB=
iiBung 6es So @ongrshss Ieine uuge=
p6bnlib lange 80tl6aFt suaefellt.
8ie BON Brdlioenten gewitnibte 5a=
rifreDilieu, pelAt Die ,Stano Batter
in ben Rduf mer0en uebmen maher. iIt
in hieiez BOtihaft uiht ermdbHt. 8ar=
aus fam man lblieBens oaB Der 9rd=
ioent bic gbl6t BAT, Die &eOif0u Oes
5arifs gum 8eg.nfauoe elmer 6elDnoes
rsn Selprehung. ul0gli6erDeile in ei,
nsr GrtrniHung oss SO. &ongre1es
~ MAIDEN. Rad elmer tur5en SdiI-
oeruna Der 9rosperitdt oes 2auoes,
DerlGnst Der prdIioeut SparIamteit
betreffs Der &usgaben Der 8erlualtunq
beIonoers in Der 9unoesoruderei, bic
ieiuer Nufiht nah minosRens um Die
9Glfte bsihnitten ueroen iolten. neil
ood Die seOrudten uno an Som Did
uno 9arrn ausgeianoteu &eoen,
pampblete ulu. Der @engrsBleute ia
ben gapiertorb mnRoerten.
8etrefs Der drbeitsfra8e betennt fh
Der Yrdioent geqeR bic EinoeSarbeit,
DitSerbolt 3u @uuitsu Der orgauilirten
arbetterihaft, lOwie and Der Arbeit=
geber, Derodmmt aber energilh Die
8eriude. bic uidt Sur Union 9eb0leu-
Den 4rbeiter als Arbeiter Ii GlaIie su
be;sihnen uuo ebenlO Die @usndule
une 3paRgsberrF6aft auf beiOen Sci.
ten. SOlhe 4usmiihIe mlBten unbe=
oinet betdmplt un0 beltraFt meroen.
Dihtig III Ois gmpfeblung Der An-
Raame zines 8uEOeseeIeBes. wel6es
ben Arbetteraeber fur BerlebuHgen,
msI9e feiRe angeliellten i'm 3ienE ; ers
iei0eH. DsrGnttu0rtIi4 madt.
Damn sUeu0et Fb bic 8otiAaFt ben
INNER meRr iiberbdnD uebmeH0eH Gis
isnbabHunfdleR 3u uno Ehldgt DDr.
b0B Der ROngreB Elm 8eIes aRuimmt.
0elAes ben gileabohnen ole ginFiib=
rung oes 8lOfFgnaIIgfems auf ben
Gahnen aubmtaat. Serner Isateu
@eIebe pdHiert mer0eH, mel1e Die Als
bsiisO0uer Der BabnangsIteften re.
eeln, iOboB Die 2eute Rids ilberarbeis
tst uHo oaOurh sur DSlIen Auslbung
ibrss PIoBes untauaIib sema6t wer=
BEN f0nnen.
AUD wir0 aosIe5eIt entIhie0en
iharF, wenR er Die Art uub gBeile oes
Rabatt9sbeHs Ieiteus Der gilenbabHsn,
mDOurtA geuiiIs SnOHtrien uao QOr-
DOratIeneH beBersugt weroen. beIprint.
Gas mus aufb0ren, laet bic SOti6afi
liar unn 0eutlih.
Damn berbreitet er iih, 81 saHfteH
Der tuHifliben Bemdhsruns. Der Gr=
haltuaa Der Baloungen, ma1i Den
g0ngrsb auf Die 6ra9t Der 0fentliheu
Sdnbereien .euImsrtiam, EOinte our
EsrtnG4onuns oesBilOes u. @eiisels
uRA fpiinIht grfgeiterunq Des G6uB=
aebietes iiber Den Deliouftone Part bin-
aAs na4 Sl6eR bin. er DiiHfht 8er'
bsNsrnuQ Der G|ebdgter Der ssnOianer.
ageatsu, um before geute snr 9iOili.
jrung Der 5neiaHer gu betommen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-08
nse fallmmise erfaarnaa /.

Rann ir8eRO etlDas Fdlimmer Iein,
ais oas @sfahl. oaB Die udhiaS MiRute
Sure leBte ieiR miroa GasE mar Dit
Grfabruug Der 6rau 9. 8. Nsnl0H In
Eecatur. ala. Sic ihrsibt: SD litt
furatbar iuTolse uHpereaGIidteit. Ra=
gsH= nno 9armlsi0eH. Ser 3O0 g1ien
fiher. RaAoem Aerste uno ale 9seoi3i=
men aihts mehr halItH. 5hlieBIih
nerIuAte ih Hoh electric Sittsrs uuS
0as &eIultat mar punoerbar Sd
muroe iofort be1er unb bin jebt gans
geiuuo. 6ilr 9eber=. Qierenr, gtageH-
Il. 7armieieem in @leetris Bifters ois
einsige Weoi5iH. BUR SOC Baraa-
.irt bon allen Apoibetern.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-08

bat e. Meiers 6arm gepadtet nno ii
bort bingeSOgsn Schn &nen ginc
ieBte HoGe nuh 80ngEter. glinn. mi:
leiner 109ier, um aielelbe eperirea su
laiisn. 7eui1hsr Mihel
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-08

I grFrsus Sure Anaeb0rigen in Der
alten 6simat uHo lenoet ihaen Die
vRadrihten-6 -6sy0l0".
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-08

Spencer, 5. DECEMBER 1904
WeHR aud uidt uiel palfirt, 70 BAT
Rouslus bod feline Iiebe ROt, ea lgiue
NSaTerFal9e nod INNER sinssfroren iR
mS ais RaroIus lid aus Iauter Aneit
aaF Die Reils H09 6urpH gum Meeissr
.ma9ts, begsgnete tbm abermals Der
leste S9WoIm St6rds. welher nos
6uroR ua5 SabsH sOs. &. tebrte ma
tarIib lOglsi5 um uHb UsrFOEgts 6is
St5f9s, wel1e fb 6anR aud ri5tia
auf tnrse 3eit in Spencer aufbieltca
uno BEL Rarolus siRen prd9tiaen IO=
pFinbiasn StommbaIter surafLieBen.
Mutter un6 Rin6 iiRo DcrbcltniBmdsia
wobI uHb Der Batter bat aud ales eIiid-
lid aberiton0en, oarum sab er aaHs
uoH uassfdbr sine Rifs GigarreH aum
BeFten. n.-6rit Maler pen 6umboLbt
mar bel @Grl S6ieDeIbein ia Belu6.
Der biefise Mrbsiter=Cr6en y . Il gB
erwdbIlg fOlgsube 8enmts garI .6aan=
mel, Wlellfer; &5sorgs SbomplOu, Bsrs
man; g. 6amatsr. Amfleber; Ausuls
QiR6etueeg, Receiprr 9obH Befer.
5abrer; Carl MenSt, g6ahe. -gelfeTH
Abena mar 6s9seit. SobH 0oean uoa
Fremoat, Reb., brahte isd cine 8raat
nit uns wurbs im bieRseH DoteI Usa
Bolfer SbOop setrant. Die sause
Stab: war bort, IS feblSe uar Der
garogus.
8ribgewatsr. Sacob &eEbes,
Elm poblbetamntsr 6armsr. iff mad eiHer
Operation msssH zines esbers Has 9aie-
rsnlsi0sns i'm 81. 9oispb's 0ospitaI in
Siour giip seifeVbeH. lie 8seroiguas
Fonb bier ltatt.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-08

eimc W sSeltausReunHesbelndDs.
gseige.

gi0u osurp Munsf. 0amb0I0t. : .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
NEW CLASSES FOR AUTO" RACES.
French Rating To Be Adopted-Special
Rules for Road Contests

Chairman Pardington announced yesterday that
he is awaiting the acceptance OF one OF the men,
bers Of the new American Automobile Association
racing board before he calls a meeting and begins
a revision OF the rules.
he said II was practically assured that to insure
international uniformity the board would adopt
the French weight classification. accepted by all
the European clubs. BY this machines are divided
into four CIasses-60 to Loo Kilograms. 100 coo
90 to 400 and 80 10 go. y klogram IS . 20i6
pounds. The French code recognizes a motor
cycle class which Will not be included in their class
ifcatiOn.
There viii have be entirely separate set OF
rules for road racing. which the board is 10 take
under its charge. The track racing classification
will apply road contests. There will also be an
amendment OF the track rules. The times for pro-
tests against for failure campy with CLASH
hcation requirements will be clearly defined so that
there will be such confusion or dispute as oc-
CURED az times over this question Lass season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
CALLS 1T "BUSTED" CLUB.
Attack on MOntduk Leads to Dis
order at Park Slope Meeting.

There was lively meeting last evening Of prop
erty owners and residents OF the Ninth and Twen-
ty-secOnd wards OF Brooklyn, at the Montauk
Club. 1t was called 10 organize an association to
promote and protect the interests OF the neghbor-
hood. and nearly broke up in riot As it was the
meeting was precipitatey adjourned after one OF
the speakers had been accused Of insulting mem
bers Of the club and had been threatened with
expulsion from the room.
Thomas H. Troy president Of the Montauk Club
was elected temporary chairman. and Judson G.
Wall temporary secretary. Mr.. Wall said an
organization would be formed Of n non-political
character, which would be of vital interest 10 the
property owners Of the community Il would not
be a real estate Board Of Trade organization,
but would be formed for the improvement OF the
Prospect Heights section.
One two inquiries were made as to what the
meeting proposed TO accomplish. Mr. Wall said
nobody had any axes to grind. 1t was desired
simply TO make the neighborhOod one Of the finest
residential sections in greater Ne-y-YorS.
Nrabeau l. Towns differed with Mr.. Wall He
declared the movement should boom real estate
and should be energeticaly political to accom-
plish its purposes He thought the motion passed
TO appoint committee 70 nominate permanent
oIceIS ssyoEed OF PolltG2l Iethoas. Many persons
thought the brooklyn Heights Railroad was the
fountain Of all miseries, hut it was not possible
corporation that brought people to it. There would
be monopoly so long as people were elected who
Frank Harvey Field denied that any political
methods were contemplated The nominating COM
Rufus r Ciriggs. in an impassloned speech, de-
Clared that those who present for good pur-
poses knew what they were there for. and that the
were treated abominabIv by the BROOKLYN Rapid
Transit Company. lie said the meeting had ac-
complished its purpose and moved for adjourn
The motion was not seconded, a scene Of dis
order following stephen NJ Hoye spoke of the
meeting revolving in a little narrow circle, a pro
"a busted club" Indignant cries Of "Sit down."
Put him OUT greeted the speaker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
STRIKERS CAUSE RIOTS
v.SONS HELPERS FIGHT.
T-ovHe May Delay Work on
School Buildings.

-.-u.e ~ the brlcklayers' laborers viii. II
-.,-pes affect many large school buildings
- Of construction. Superintendent Of
" r,,u6inrs Snyder said TO a Tribune re-
- yesterday that report on Its effect on
,..ools WIN probably be made to-day.
800 owing 10 the drenching rain" he
- .a,.tre or no building could be done any
t1- 80 We have not had time for report.
W.. - The largest school buildings viii not be
- l,, the strike. but many others, am
- saw. will We don't want any IN
81. -, delsy. assure you, as we need al the
schools" - -,or,- ,r
,..sr,nt 10 put non-Union men 10 WORK Ia
. - she strikers started small riots mere
"a ,be-e. They began late on Monday amer
- with the starting 20 work OF a huilloe1 ol
-,,on laborers at The annex 70 the metro
-, Life Building, Twenty-third-si ana
-s,.o,-sve. IL a short time gang OF strikers
- 10 spring out OF the ground ana star 'eu
,,,ss hv throwing a non-union man from d
rolsing. In response 10 message sem 10
= r.st Tyrenty-second-st station nuInDer O
.u..--ep came on the run 10 ma the HoA-
49, men who had turned on the attacking
- Engaged in a furious light WIN lne
-, The contractors FOR the building are
gesden & Co The strikers fed al the ap-
"a ~ the police. 80 one was seriously hurt
=, nan thrown from the scadold failing Oh d
soa place. .-...o-so,.
,,otbor fgbt took place at noon yesterday
=. he Mercantile Building, for which the Geor 8
4 FuUer Company has the contract al 'hs
,,,+bvvest corner OF Twenty-third-st- ai-l
Tm-tb-ave. strikers attacked number OF l.'t
,.D laborers who were working, and the latlei
showed fght. Bricks. laths missiles or ONE
Kinds and cuss words filled the air The slI-h
,rs again fed at the approach OF q squad o.
roIicanen. Strong guards OF police were 'a1e'
,osted at both buildings. and on number o.
cher buildings. where trouble occurred. lht
,,nes Of strikers showed some Judgment 10y
ever making trouble at the buildings where
f,v had been working, lest they should be rec
ernized and blaczlisted ia future.
The Mason Builders Association held a gen
s-al meeting yesterday afternoon at the Build
iur Trades Club and appointed a committee ID
ind some means OF settling the trouble. Tbs
employers denied that they violated the abitra'
ton agreement. J.. Gallagher, prominent
member OF the association said later:
The laborers have made a mistake. Il has
elways been the custom Tor them 10 come ahead
Of the bricklayers. 10 have bricks and mortar
ready Tor them 10 start work WITH otherwise
when the briCklayers came they would be de-
lsved They had 70 remain after the brlCklayers
left to prepare for the next day. Formerly they
were paid nothing for this. but recently most of
fhe employers have paid them for the work at
the regular scale. Then one or two began 10
ray them time and q half. and one man paid
them double time. while others continued to pay
nothing Tor f. The rule 10 pay straight time all
through this time, which Is part Of their regular
work is what they have struck against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
FOLLOUS DEAD CHILD.
BodU of Uoman. Insane from Grief.
Found at 1TTCTHe.

Driven insane by the death 81 her child who
was born tbro" weeks ago. and lived only hVe
days Mrs. Joseph EsHcr. Of No. ISL Seventh-ave.
wandered away from her home yesterday morn
ing and 20 / O'Clock in the afternoon was found
dead in the water M the foot Of Storm-ave..
Arverne. Lon. Island. Jacob Eisuer IS a clothing
manufacturer OF No. 6-2 Broadway and his wife
was the daughter Of 5. Roscmond. of No l2i East
Eighty-afth-st.
Mrs Eisaer had been aCting strangely ever since
the death Of her child. and constantly watched
nv the members ~ the family After her husband
went TO his office ia tn, morning. taking adv antase
Of the absence OF her mother, the woman dTess'u
for the street. and. telling her maid she would
De- hack i'm a short time. left the house, and was
not again seen till her body was found. MI
Elsuer returned at Z p. m, and was told by the
maid That hs VIC Iau g&''gI w nm p She rs on
her way home. and would be there at ocl2lh
to her whereabouts. He was nearly prostTated
with grief when message from me Aouns w uil
EMS Hebrew Institution on Long Island informed
mn 5c ~ boaS US found by Richard T Murphy, who
at once Informed the life saving station, and "A
description Of the woman was given 10 the ponce.
zIr,iion bv the police convinced them that il
was a clear case Of suicide by drowning as there
was no mark OF violence about the body The
orlv clew 10 her identity card in her shop
uinl, bag inscribed with the firm name OF DisbroW
The card was shown 10 Joseph Pell Dsbrow and
the woman described. He identified her as WON
in the forenoon. lie said that while waiting at
E'4r TsocLaWay trolley car 10 ttdmue4S. a
ven dressed woman. whom he afterward identified
as Mrs. Eisuer appeared on the platform anu
seemed beWYdered and uncertain which way 10
turn After a little she came up 10 MIN, ana
apologizing profusely. asked him II he would lend
her fffy cents She said she had n ticket To New
York and only n few cents besides, and must tele-
phone before She took the car. lie said he lent her
me money and she insisted leaving her name
and address and taking his so she could return
he money Is Mr. Disbrow still had the card, the
i5sntit,5 ~ Mrs Fisner was established. The con-
SIIctor on the car which Mrs Eisner took for the
Of personal troubles but that he thought little Of
Il at the time. ,,.. -, -, I,
49, ,,,arrfed five wears She leaves, besides her
husband and parents, a brother Mayer RosemOnd,
vrbo he cashier in his brother-n-aw's clothing eS-
"a bIishment. and one child three years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
MAY NOT PRESS CRIMINAL INQUIRY
It May Be Dropped if Mrs. Dodge Becomes
Mrs. Morse.

william G. Davies. the referee who took the
testimony IN the suit OF Charles w. Morse to have
the Dodge divorce reinstated. said yesterday that
he expected TO make a report TO Justice TruaX IN
the Supreme Court before the end OF this week
lie had received a brief from A. II. Hummel,
counsel for Charles T. Dodge. but he said he did
not expect any brief from Samuel Untermyer,
counsel for Mr.. Morse. Mr.. Untermyer was salts
fed with the testimony IN support OF his conten-
summons IN the divorce suit. de believes That the
referee can 40 nothing else than report in favor
OF reinstafing the divorce II Justice Truax orders
-he divorce reinstated. there viii be an application
10 set aside the decree annuEtng the marriage OF
Mrs Dodge 20 Mr.. Morse -,
The District Attorneys investigation or the
Dodge divorce tanEle Will wait upon the oeclslon
OF Justice Truax IN the civil case, IL Is SAID. ana
"a may go By the board If Mrs. Dodge again be-
Rand said yesterday that there was no truth IN a
report that ARRANGEMENTS had been made by Mrs
Dodges counsel 10 have her appear as a voluntary
witness before the grand jury. I1N-Justice r urs-
man was Sra Troy yesterday, and AZ his ONCE II
was said that he was not expected 10 return 10
the city Tor several days .,., -
Il think" Afr Rand said yesterday, 'that Mrs
Dodge Is somewhere IN New-Jersey. Mr. Morse IS
under subpoena TO appear as a witness to-tnorroW,
but ne may not be needed then. The proceedings
TO bring Dodge 10 this city for trial on the per
The Circuit Court IN Texas ana IN the Inlteo
States Supreme Court Somebody Is eFidently
willing 70 spend a lot Of money 70 keep Dodge
away from New-Tork but think the county or
New-York can spend two dollars 20 those people s
ono dollar"