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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-16
BEFORE COURT MARTIAL.
Charged With Having Duplicated
Thefr PsN

San Francisco. March I5.-Lieutenant @
s. Richards. Z5rd infantry. and Lieuten-
ant 2. 3. Nelson. 18th cavalry. who ar
rived from Manila on the transport
Thomas have come here under arrest 20
appear before military court martial
They are charged with having duplicated
lheir pay accounts in the PHILIPPINES.
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Mrs. winslow's SOOTHING Syrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHINC. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SoOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYS
all PAIN. Cures WIND collie and is
the best remedy for DIAKRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part OF the world
Be sule and ask for Mrs Winslow $
Soothing syrup and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five cents bottle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-16
SETTLED IN HIS EYES.
Baron Won Sernbere Is Suffering from
Severe Cold.

Washington, March 15-Baron Won Stern
berg is suffering from a severe cold which
has settled in his eyes. The doctor has
urged him to give his eyes complete
rest and 1t may be necessary for him
TO abandon his trip TO Chicago this week.
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FOR CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE,
Caucus of Republicans Will Be Held
Next Monday

Washington, March ia call was
issued tonight for a caucus of the Re-
publican members of the senate and
house, to be held in the hall of the house
Monday evening next at s o'clock to Sc
lect members of the national Republican
congressional campaign committee
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japan hss hitaert1 ruosn ooiy RE gen
eroelty ana e1er@aHce ~ HEs-is ifeocr@
forward rhe raust kroE h~r Ersfh 81
her ronsr. Or H.eria 8l1Flt h 'arat-
ea ard So urlsrstaa-r nw the mis' 30
sfc mate ia tossing .relrhe+ous -sssges'
for % ~.V8.zef poser F.e3omosfl. Nios-
COW
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-16
Modern Medicine

The marvellous curative powers o, Dr.
hcLeiiaDds New Method Treatment are
most strikiugly shown in those stubborn
diseases that bzfBe the best efforts n ~
many 81 cur best physicians This treat
meHt which is used exclusively by Dr.
&cLelland. and Cannot BE- obtained else
where IN the city reaches the very root and
center q the trouble eEerts a direct and
powerful stimulating eject on the nerves
blood and diseased tissue producing results
that are astounding ia al cases q 5;errsch
and Liver Trouble. 5lccS Poison. Chronic
mslsrisi Poisoning. Los; vitality. Nervous
Debility, HheUrztsn. Paralysis, Ls-bsqo.
Neuralgia. ard all Diseases - tire Threat
ur-s E.zr. HIdrrlr IL rlaaH,r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-16
HoLGUIN DENIES REPORT.
Says Colombia Has Not Quit Suit
Anainef Canal Cornnanx

Paris. March l5.-The Paris edition Of
the New York Herald. publishes a letter
from Or. Geo. Holguin. former minister Of
foreign affairs 10 Colombia, later acting
president and now financial delegate Of
the Colombian government, denying that
Colombia has withdrawn its suit against
the Panama Canal company or has had
troops sent against the government Of
Panama
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-16
"Uncle Sammy March"

Won FIRST prize Worlds Fair competi-
ton. New, bright snappy and original.
For sale at Ebo~hardt * Hays Music
storc Empoua and Douglas. g6-set
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-16

which l shared with him while we talked
matters over He finally agreed. for
twelve rubles apiece. which We paid him.
to turn his back while We made dash
across the line
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-16
Violin and Mandolin

G. F. Guebner teacher Of violin and
mandolin. The most approved methods
used. At the Ideal Photo Studio over
IL South Main street. su-we-fr-lOl-l2tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-16

Attend Wichita business College and
Shorthand Institute il is open always 70
persons OF both sexes. FAIL. Adams.
Hibarger and Price. Il4-1i6 North Market
street. Wichita. Kansas str
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-16
BISHOP FINK IS I'LL
[ eavenWorth Man Has an At
tack of Pneumonia
CRISIS EXPECTED SOON
Within % Hours the Worst
Will Be Known.

Kansas City, March 15.-The condition
of RI Rev. Louis Maria Fink, bishop
of the Leavenworth diocese of the Cath
Ole church, who is believed to be critic
ally ill OF pneumonia at his home In
Kansas City, Kan, was reported I'M
is expected to be reached within another
twenty four hours.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-16

Piano tuning se-50. Eberhardt & Hays.
corner Douglas and Emporia Phone sSl.
es-su-w-frf-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-16

J II Conicn. superintendent % tEe ~
Paso division q the Rock Isand has
resigned r z Sutherland train
master of the Kansas division succeeds
him
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Kansas City. Mexico & Orient Railway

The Orient" have now placed on sale
at their once in the Missouri Pacific
station. al Wichita regular loo nile
books at rate Of IS "a. J. r Sherwin.
P. s. Z. A. G-u.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-16

VAsIcocgLE TREATMENT usho, ne -
be %-' 1~' ~
errsns
e
20 - r '~-'
FEMALE
2
81
g@eets
CONSULTATION FREE AND ikVlTEp
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oaiIv Eagle, Delivered. Zoe per Week.
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@eitern WarDlanb.S a6n.
srat I'm 2. pftpbsr 1904 In Graft.

Srat am 2. Dftpbrr 1904 tn ardft.
Shge b~erIafien Staen.Gtatlon, tpie tplat:
Sdaitdl.
@1.3U Norm. - S6ttel5li9, Sauptlinte, SnGers'
ioiun, 9SdbneSboro, ". Il 80. ga6t iinb oet
Sfioer. lifto alsgettotllten Sonntngs w. B.'
g19H Gpatitbersburg, W8orttiisbure uno NstiI'
1925 9lbenbs - Mffont. mad linion,grioee.
5dgItn, a~usgeuumnrn eoHntnae.
TIE PORN. = YOrf, y. & s. 8to. iino Sanpt'
Clinic pfttib bon gmcrp'Srobe, Carlisle uro
s.f5 Gornin. SauptIinlc, Saserstoiun, sbtp.
penSburg, Sreoerid, 9itIntttsburg uitb ". &
%. Ba5f big gIfton.
1912 8orm - 9IfoH. nab uHtoHsBrtone,
Worf uno GETTYSBURG.
2.26 gaa6nt. - Stffutt. mad gntorb' grobe.
1926 9d6m - gIiou. ndt sHtotns1rooe, y. K
8. bib. fpiuie got!.
$500 NudJm-@rprSB nab Beit1tniier. unipn'
gribae, unb bdnn Stifprt, BITS Saaeretpipr;
IofUie Sreoettd, Gmutitis6lirg uno SbtppenS'
burg. (Bdrlorf@nr.l
+5.25 Nadlrn. - GTprrN nab Dorf, panDuer aab
WetfnopnrS. (9drl0rsear)
20 Va6m. - gffforn. mao @morb.grobe.
6,t6 ghcttos - Wifom. mad ltniofs8rtbgs.
500 9lbenbS - 9fffout, nab gmorhsBrobe.
bur G1nntuge.
$50 @nrn. - Mfom, ndn liniorsgribae nrb
6aitober.
o3O sSadrt. afiom. mad llripnsPrtboe.
$40 Wndni. - gffom. ndb GmorbsGrppe.
= SiIt ittlbt an Der YenniblbGntn.gIe q t1ttor.
Ainets rn0 @ephds Biire1ii ~gIbnueb's. Ode
Charles iiHb qeriHgtonsEtrufe.
3ige pc,tet an tlnions, WennfbfoontdsIbe.',
Sni.ons Iife WdIbrn1i' (RortbsWuelme) Station.
q, 8. @rtspulb, q. z. M.
n. M. Ssp Ell. %. u. u.
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r1utqen olSbreden tonneu, u10 ma.
ben oarna6 lire &ortebrungcu &c.
troficn.
6liihttg gemoroeu.
Die oaonigsberger &ortm9'i6e
Getting" meIoet, 2ieutcnent Solman
pom Sltfanterie = &egiment @ruf
Barring a. tpeItpbdIiideS) Or. II in
M0r6ingen, 2otbringeu, lei nod
&eriibung bon @edyieIfGlidungen
gefIoben. @obin lid SaImon ge-
ponot bat, barber febIt icocr Gin
baltSpuntt.
Sun It uoti5eu.
Sn 8ien bat Otto @rnlt'5 nelteS
S6ouipiel .9onnermonn" bel Der
@rltmuiiiibrung cinen fnoppen Nd-
tungSerioIg e%rrungen. Bel Der gIeit).
5eitiGcn &oriteQlmg III 6ronffllrt
a.. %. NOR bic Aufnobmc Der 9Sopis
tat ctlpu5 mdrmer.
LIZ OclllutlIl Uytele &tlllIVpc
&unoifol" miro ocnn0fit Elm I'M.
be%fonntc&, i'm Sabre 1896 geihriebe-
neS fiiniottigCS Drama @crbort
Sollptmomn'S nGIgo" oer0ffentIidcu,
meIhem @riapor5cr's trefflide 800
peue Gas 8Ioiter bel Senoomir" 5u
8rlmoe liegt.
Sm n9teueu S0uigI. Operu.G beo.
ter" friiber SroW bot iid @rnit bon
8oIiort'S nelcS 0romo III eiuem9(lti-
5uqe y9lnOromuhe" bel Ser @ritaltf-
fiibrung ais elm NtiBerioIg erpieien.
GoS Stiid lit not elmer GpiioOe aus
9eneca'S o9roo6en" beorbcitet.
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Inf nnbeitimmte Belt geidloKcn.

Gbicogo, %. 0op. - Die bieIi
gen S6ienen- uto Sto6liobrifcn scr
.SGinois Stecl Co." lueldc einclt
3ipeig Der Yllniteo StotcS Stcel Cor
porntion" (StobltrulD biloen, lilto
SamItog Radmittog auf unbeitimnl.
te 3eit geifloiien norbenL poourd)
1000 arbeiter beidoitigungsIoS rpers
ben. als llridde Der S6IieBuuJ
miro Mongel on @cid1it ongcgcbcn.
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@crdunts' e Miners' SranspOr.
tatiun Gumpau1.
Sampfer.2 inien.

Sad goften uno benz Often; ieben Montne,
9ienftda 9onteritng uHo Samftag, Ibenos
@ llbr.
BAD 8robi6ence unb oem Often; ieoenSpnns
tag, Wttttpo6 uno Sreitng, @benbs 6 lt1r.
Rad. getuport : Hetps unb NorfoIf: tieIt6
nm 9 ubr Nbenos,
Sradt nirb tdaIi6 6is 8 ubr glbenbs fnr on
Wod1 gebarInab lnS benz giibeu: issSen Sien.
ftua, 9onnerftug ltno Gnmitaa, M6enos 9 ttbr.
Noitoner ino 0robioeuce : Sdntpfer fa1ren
bon Der g9erfte am Sube bes 1oug' &ods ub;
GuoaHndbsS 1mpfer bon ber @erfte am Suite
Der MISUNDERSTANDING.
6. u. gililusbam, Weent,
QouQ1Dod.
~. y. SMrner, @.s9.sa
VI. q. etebbtns, @.sNP.
S1iptbiirear - Vr, 604, Rurb. Gbarfes.S ctr.
Srq6ts uro gaiinges9hreau-gr. 221, g8eftr
gaIiimoresStrnBe. Ut3,I&S)
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Bonn edmicscriObnc Undergraduate,
0eutifeS gbepoor olli Den 500 Der
lett. 49, ScnIotioneac 5roqoOie in
9rooflpn - SbGter IN Soft.

SlupllUll UNLNl VT NGNAiA
Nem- 0orf, %. Nop. - Nuf ben
Goo oerlebt liegt I'M r0eutihcn So
ipitol" oas @bcpoor 2oris uno Wfarie
Immenmirtb bon Nr. 1915, Wtelrolc=
StroBe, oornicocr, ooS lpot Somito0
9to6t BON Dem Sdmic9eriobn SorrD
Strouie BON Nr. 80, TompfinS'&pc,
9cI6oiien ml,roe. Die aeitern III Ser
bin0unQ nit Der S6ieBerei ongeIteIls
ten Heherden Itempeln lie ST elmer
Seniation eriten 6anqeS, lpie ne
ielbIt in Dent an bdllSli6en Irdgos
0ien 10 irllhtburen WiainmSburg ais
ein5ig ooltebcu oiirfte. @6breno Die
8oli5ci nod immer auf Den S60ter
fobnoet, Der nod Der SGteBerei tlitd)'
tia lultroe uno ieitoem ipurIoS pcrs
idpunoen lit, perboftcte tic geIterrl
Die 10 Sabre olte Wnttin 0eS 8e'lld'
ten, 6ralt Gbriitine Stroitie, Die God.
ter 0c3 ldluerperiurloeten @bepoore3
g(mmenpirtb, einen 6reuno Der ia
mile, 8iaiom Stor5, SO Sabre oft
BON Nr. "A, Gtoiioit.S troBc, ulto Orci
6rcunoe oes 6liidtlin9s, Charles
Qoltber, 20 Sabre oIt, bon 9tr. 43,
Woumt Sliue,I pemc, Wto8petb, Del
len 0rltOer SSobn 2allbcr. % Sabre
uglt, bon Nr. 1873, WteieroIe-S trobe,
ulo Den % Sabre alien Sobn Cooper
BON 9tr. t79, Wcaibbtn-S troBe, ais
glugcn5eltgcn Der SdicBerei.
@ie i1on bcrid)tet, bate 6rnlI
Strultie ibrcn @otten Dor cinigcn
@od)en p%erloiicn, neil CT tic ungc6.
lid, lded)t bebonoclt botte. PIN Der
onngeneu 9onneritag crluirtte bic
6roll eincn Softbcfebl gegen ben
Wunn ouf sic NufIogc Der ebeliden
Observation-Disclosures.
6ruu NmmcmpirtbL Ole bon bier
&ugcIn in Den Nrm uno cincr in Die
Britt gctroffen lultroc, crlon9tc &c
tern im r0cutid)en 9oipitol, "
mobin lie nit ibrem idllucroers
lpunocten @otten gebrodt Woroelt
mar, ooS YeruuBtiein 5rrild mo
modte iolgen0c In0oben: Dl(ngcrobr
nm bal6 If llbr 2l6cn0S lon0!c
Strouie ieinen S6mngcr Charles
&oflbtr in unicre @obnung nit Der
GufforOerttg, feline Satin 5u ibnl
auf Die StrnBe 3u ienoen. Gr lieB CT
flGren, ooB er 6rieoe nit Gbriltine
id)lieBen nnb JIG luieoer 5itriifnebmelt
tpolle. Yteine Softer fiirdtetc lid,
biluniter 5it gc6ert un0 Sollbcr emit
ferntc iid haroilf. <r5c 3clt ip1ter
ipitroe uniere 8obnungstbiir bon
Stroltlc mo Sauber erbrphen un0
Die 9ei0en 0rollgcn onraltf IN 8egleis
tira eines Oritten, Der Sobn Cooper
beiBen ioq, IN uniere Wobnung ein.
gQe 0rei brod)ten Hepoluer gum 8or.
Id]einL ri1o beuor mir nod 81 flii6tell
oermodten, ltredten ms Strouie un0
2ouber ollr6 Heoolperihiiiie nieoer.
G6riitine tpor uor6er in elm anoereS
3immer geloitfen mo Bate ooiielbe
obgei6loiien. 9ie Giuoringlin9e ga.
ben etipo 5cbn ShiiIic ob unO %entilo.
ben onrouf."
,Snl Solpital muroe ont Gbcnb or.
flGrt, oob 5roil Amtncnpirtb, ioluiC
ibr 8ottc, Der in bic Britt mo lit Den
@ol9 gei6oiien lpiiroc, iuctig glrS-
iid)t ouf MISUNDERSTANDING bobcn.
StraitIe folrntc bis an N6cn0 nid)t
eingefongen meroen.
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Baltimore 9ampf.GaGst.Go 81.
!9lIte nuO 8nperldi Fge 8aI.atnIs; }

Mie Der. GtnntensNoft bef0rbernb.
Snmpfer fnbren tdglt6, Sonntdgs dlsgenort'
men, bon rem o@aO 9ite"sBterS, Nr. 10-t3,
qiebtsStrabe, $50 gbenoS. bireft na1 SIo
Boint Comfort, aiprfoIf, gor!srtotltb r1b nnet
Rcinf Comfort nit Is. & 8, Gtftn6abn+ nan
aNi@ SpGnopS s TgrrG aint1 u # IO S9risSn 19 HSr, MI an Gf!n
mouth mad gutInniu. sSn y%iuriolI Gcrbtrbung
init DC. atlantic COAT Gine". glortulf mo
Carolina, 9Iorfolf uno tiolih, 9ioriuIf liltS
neilltd NIB Oh Sominion Cine" nab gletu'
bcln. gDai6tuetun. R.s@., llnb Rithninto. Wn.
Wtd6l3eiteti mad clropdtth
riDie auiitenatmIner eleitI
9ampfbeiBuro, auien frct. 8
1immer In ben Rtnctsgiilreum
Mr.. 32t, 9Sefts0altimoresStr
hOs, QiebtsStrnbe. 6. q. 6
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uHo "
Ito 9eriuntonsStr0bc.
Snbu u. sberpuoo,
Btces Rrdf. II. Sen. aWldnd9er.
C0e12-)
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Ggciopcafe 9ampfcr'Gumpasnie.
66einpeutesaiuie.
Vlegnfte Bafi1giers5 aupfer Sguaniia" IHo
0IiTnufu" md

G1einpeuie'ainic.
3le9affe Baiiagters5 ampte SIugniia' NM
nNtIdnta" mad
Oh gutnt Comfort NIB yiGffuff, ga,
8ditpfer %berlditen Baltimore tdgli6 (nlsoe'
iipmmel gonntaaS) nm $50 @beiios uno ionl'
men III GIb Eoinl Comfort nm 8 llbr Wor'
gems itib In gi0riolf nm lie UlprucnS ar, am
t6liebeno al bic @ifen0n bn8iee mad aueTi
YuTiften beS SiibenS ufi0 Gdbiueitens.
WprIsJiuersetuie.
gleaante Rafingiers 9nnpfer Agbnrloite"
nrb Baltimore"
raf g9etsguint nuo 9iidtmunb, 30.
Sampfer b~crlaflen Baltimore tiglif (oltss
genuniftlet Gonntngs) Inn 5 ll9r @aGrnitings
uito fonImen Al g8eitsIuiHi nm 7.45 WoreeiI5
unb an y1tdbfnono Inn 9.25 UlorgeRs an.
Sampfer, berlaiietb Baltimore Wlo1ings,
Ritttpo6s uno Grelfdgs nito petlaffeto YSefts
goint 9ienitdgs, Sorneritdgs itno Snrrftugs,
lepeit AT 8louccfters9Soint unb aamonbs an,
NM SaiHpfer, berlniienb Baltimore 8ienitags,
Tonnerfiags uub Gamftnas iltto BeftyotHt
W2iiflpo6s ur0 5reiidgs, Iegeii 5u
Durftppr ltno GIaG Saitf oil Qoetn oos gDetter
70 ferlaubD.
TGmpfer ~berlafeH gaftimnre pom pIer Ia Ia. 10,
2tshtftrn ben.gFtrfte.
DurdlsBtuete nab allen Yunfter foHneu 1es
fi6ert, @epdd nufpeeeben unb Gdiifen3inlMer
int @oraus ~referbtrt tperben in ben biefigeH
BfreauI: 9r. 100, f20 mo 1877, Gfts9ulfimores
Strabe. ODER ben SduptsBiireanI: ger. $40.
aishEgtrnse. Baltimore, Wlo.
dtaben Hefer, Ga. GhtSmye
Sen se5ciddfi5fiihrer. Seft.sHnets9tneHf.
7. 8. gieEannei. ~reifehoer gaiagier.s teeit.
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0cucr Scfrctor ocS 5nncrcn?

0enper, GoI., IS, N}op. - Cine
Spe5ioloepei6e ans Cheyenne, @po.,
an oen yNcpubIicon" bcio0t. 2lli5 gll.
ter GueIIe ocrlolttct bier BOB, mcnpt
Scrr &itfcod 0uS Mint ais Sefretdr
0c3 Snncren nicocrIcgt, @iuiom q,
9ii6orO5, GonmtiiT0r Oc5 @cncrol-
2onoomteS irno bclucicncr @oitpcr.
neltr, icin NohfoIgcr pcrben miro.
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WUtuuENlIUCt S|uyU|
RrgclmGhiee 9nmpfihifffabrt
5ipitheH
Baltimore uR0 Bremen
6urf Die nelten umo erprobten, NIT
allen @equemIi6tciten Oeriebeueu
BpItoampfer eriter 9Iuiie:
,&bein," n9ranOenburg,"
.Redar," n@bemnis,"
.Main" y8reslou."
Die gypeoitionstage iino ME ioIgt:
bon Baltimore:
ngbemuis," Sreitag, Den 8. 0e.
Sember, 2 ltbr Radmittags.
n@ranoenburg," Greitag, ben %. 9e'
5ember, 2 ltbr Naamittogs.
nGoiIeI," Samitog, Ocn Z. Sonilar,
2 llbr Nadmittags.
oGbemnit," SamItoG Oen 81. Son,
2 ltbr Nahmtttngs.
.9ron6enburg," '6omItog, oen /.
6e6ruor, 2 ll6r No6mittagS.
8peite Raiiite'B
Don Si2.50 al.
8nti6enoeds.R e-Bretie:
sq %,.S sait'mor' MAJ" $4,000.
Bon Srtmru nGd guIhm0rs $1,000.
RnnbretIe , ginete uou SuIttmare u0m
Bremen uHb 5urid S67. 90.
Neacn Srabi uno Ruilee nenoe man Ib
an bic acknowledgement
". SdnmadJer & g.,
Ser. 419, Sanoper.S trabe,
uber
GOmaro Maiuc,
Office hes II sutIteu GUrretpuHbeutcn."
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Queen gnne,s Giien6o6n.go.

sn6rptan trat am II. Cttpbtr 1904 In araft.
SGmpfer ~rerfnFen Bier 9r. 0, einbt.etruhe.
t1alidj (dils0enonuteu Goitttng) nnt 7.t5 Born.
iu1 uoe'Rpint, GHtrhstplpn, eentreotlr, Zen.
ton, GREENWOOD, 4clues itnb 9tutif enitationen
uno nu $50 Ytabm. nnd1 alien Rnnsten bis
2rtuee, Tcf.
anfblns at @reenlpooo NIT Der .DeIaipure,
Wnbr" uab alien Guntten fioIi6 on ber ny2eio.
Durt, Rbifnbetp0in nuo glprfotfseabn."
6radt piro tdgIi6 bio 0 ubr Ibenhs ent,
9egef geuontnieit.
2uhn. 6. sostep, Ger. 'Baff. ssIgent.
Srant Gbieu, Seanefter.
(g20ig7 f11
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Sir Samcn.
ms Ec[ecticsN DAMIEN. EdlueioerIniteiu

ut Ieiht su erIerncn, foftet febr iuenla mno III
cine anfe Gripdrnib fhr Gle tet Der enfertielirl
1ies 1T Ste befe Self f1r stfIrr. Ben urttt.
rtdt an ocginnen .uro iiA fotott Al utsle-.i.
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99eaen Jehingnnaen ineroe mont fb an Yrs.
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~uS PlS'DiluJS pitNiNllDullo
berbnuoelte am SomItog iber Die &c.
tition elmer ShriftlteQerin, in mel
der Die geieblibe @infibrung Der 9e.
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milroe oie Getition ihuoOc obgetbon.
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pelde nit blonfer @ofic gegen Die
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Geuoluern Dor Der nniperiitdt al er.
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-02-12

Another strain OF the vrecl ana the
gap yawned wider and the saltceliar
was swallowed up. The old man
watched with fascinated eyes.
The mate shook him roughly by THE
shoulder. An oath Answered him He
dragged the drunkard 10 his feet and
held him swaying there ill both
lurched diZzlly to the deck. The mate
got up again and strOyc 10 put life
into his superior. Then in his passion
he shrSeked in the duh ears the truth
Of their state
The captain munbled ana his face
took on the liyid complexion Of terror.
Then reeling 10 the steps he scrambled
out on deck with the mate al his
heels. AS they thrust their heads ont
IN the air a wave washed them back.
The mate showed on pushed his cap
tain out on the Carccning deck, ana
then swiftly dragged him 10 the pilot
house, unroofcd by the last breaker.
The men in the boat. now almost
swamped. shricked another call. The
skipper looked down at them az the
Oracle Jackson rolled over on the
reef. ana clutched at something tc
hold him while he FASTENED 10 the
boat. The mate caught him back
thrust him against stanchiOn and
waved his hand to the upturncd faces
below. Pull away" he ordered.
"Thc captainw bawlcd the engineer.
"Lcmme go! Lemmc gOw cried Tho
captain. 'Lcmme go! We're wrecked"
The mate looked scaward. a long,
sharply crested combcr was rising
out n little, and as it sped in toward
the reef, he knew the imminent doom.
He turned TO save the man who had
saved him. "That bOats overloaded
he said, tenscly. "Tcn 'em 10 pull
awayr'
A flash OF courage lit the old mans
degradation. He threw out his hand
ana gathered his voice into "A command
that rose above the tumult Of the sea.
In response the boat swept shorcward
from under the crumbling steamer and
into the smooth waters in the shelter
Of the reef The mate turned 70 his
superior II was his last report.
Boats away, sir. Shall we give EN-
a ChcCrt'
Captain Flint raised his hand, and
the half-nakcd man beside him stepped
forward n little About the plunging
roar Of the breaker that ended forever
the Oracle Jackson. the men tOilinr
to safety in the overloaded boat heard
n feeble cheer.
The bos'n held up his arm an instant.
His face was rcYcrcnt. "rhc old man
give us n cheer, mates" he said.
hoarscly. Give i'm one FOR goin' Ike
"A man
And. 20 the great peril Of their frail
craft riding in unstll waters, the crew
of the Oracle Jackson rested on their
oars to below last salute 10 the cap
tain pcriShing on the reef
The shippers honor was saycd.--Ar-
Conaut
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-02-12
Mnndnrfnl Invention.

can official at 81 Petersburg said
Jacques Lcbaudy, the explorer. during
his recent residence in London, told
me an old story OF a muJhlk's first
train ride
This old man who had never before
Necn away from his village, made up
his mind one day TO 20 by rail To Mos
COW. Accordingly he bought third-
class ticket and set on
"rhc down express and the mp eN-
press met ut BologoS. station be-
tween 81. Petersburg aud Moscow. and
the passengers Of both trains were
allowed a halfhour for supper. Among
those who alirntcd from the st. Pc
tcrshurg train the old peasant found a
friend whom he had not seen for
many years. The two supped and
drank a glass OF vodka together. and
aftcrward. In the excitement. the old
man boarded his friends train instead
OF his own.
Talking gayly. he rode the wrong
way a good many miles. Then oil OK
a sudden he became grave aud his
eyes ppcned wide in wonder and awe
pa Ivan" he said. d."whst a wonder.
ful thing these railways a-el HeSe We
sit I'm the same carriage. l going TO
Moscow and you to ~. Petersburg -
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