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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-04

day. tie work being down by Mrs. s
II. Pinkerton and Miss Cosgriff The
altar Of the Blessed Virgin was trans.
formed into bower OF beauty by Mrs
BiXpy' whose artistic work is always
evident.
The members Of St. Anthony's Guild
VIII meet next Tuesday afternoon at :
o'clock in the sacristy.
The members of the Altar society will
meet next Monday at ; O'Clock for
The usual monthly meeting.
The children of the Kearns' ST AIMS
orphanage who made their First Com
munion Sunday were entertain AZ
Ian.
Mrs. Luce and Mrs. O'Connor are the
ladies' appointed TO attend ia the
affairs this week.
=, Misses Buboltz, Duguct. McEvoy
4M,..lIIesof, Neuhausen. Mcintyre, and
fitzgerald We're the young ladies IN
charge OF the children on SUNDAY nigh
Miss owen rendered an Ave Maria"
by Abt at st. Marys on SUNDAY nigbt
win her usual artistic finish.
MISS Olea Shipp, contralto. has be-
come member Of the II O'Clock cboi,.
lara Fafek. the soprano soloist Of
me junior choir, sang for the c. A r
memorial services at the city ceme-
'elN ON Decoration Day.
Rev. Father Sciocchetti of Reno
..NeN. has arrived in The city and has
peeh assigned TO the Cathedral parish
Key. Father Smith OF the Paulfst
Ialhers OF San Francisco, was Tho
guest Of Rt. Rev Bishop Seaman and
me clergy during the past week
Chief Bywater Of the fire department
alpolhted p +. Mccarthy of the de-
par'nlent TO attend the coronation sery
vices on Sunday night, to guard against
any danger from fire
The four children Of Mr.. and Mrs
JACOB Aures were recently received
no me church, Rev. Father Morrissey
Mrs. Alice Little and Mr. ]. w. Far
TEL rell We're the sponsors for the children
VINO received confirmation on SUNDAY.
Rehesrssls for the boys of the choir
VII be resumed on Saturday at )
The little ones OF the choir practice
every Saturday at $3.50 and the young
girls at 4 o'clock.
.
Sunday school will not close until
the last Sunday of this month.
thursday was the feast OF Corpus
attended
Friday being the Sacred Heart Fri
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-04
Are You Going to the FairP

If you intend going to the Louisiana
Purchase exposition, St. Louis. Mo-,
it will be very much to your advantage
TO correspond with Mr.. F. II. Worsley
No. III Dooley block, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
MIR. Worsley has arranged to have
all his parties met at St Louis de-
pot and escorted to their lodgings,
which will be reserved in advance.
Information relative to passenger
rates, stOp-overs. ticket limits, hotel
rates and all other necessary infor-
nation, together with free literature,
will be cheerfully given free of charge.
This viii especially be of benefit TO
those desiring to travel with Utah par
ties or in parties of four or five.
School teachers viii also hear some
thing TO their advantage by cores
ponding with above party.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-04
SALT LAKE
CITY AND NEIGHBoRHooD.

The free public library is again oper
10 subscribers. 1t had been closed fol
a couple Of weeks to permit of the
annual inventory and renovation of the
rooms.
An Institution in the nature of d
boarding school for children in strait
ened circumstances is being planned
by a number of philanthropic men alrl
women uf Salt Lake.
Small boys have been Teaping a
harvest of spalToWs' eggs this year
and Sheriff Emery has handled 10000
of the speckled prizes Of egg gath
eling' jamts since the early part Of
March when the season commenced.
Thousands Of eggs are still to be gath
cred. The present collection statistics
SHOW an outlay by the county of over
500 for bounties. The boys are given
cents Il dozen for the eggs.
Investigation Of the weights in sacks
or flour has brought out the fact that
shortages in weight are frequent The
local dealers disciainI any intended
fraud upon their part in selling short
weight sacks. They lay the blame at
the door Of the miller who, they de-
clare. short changes the housewife
Intentionally. The ordinary 1O0-pouud
sack Of flour is supposed 10 contain
ninety eight pounds Of flour. two
pounds being deducted for the weight
or The sack, The same proportiouate
reductions are made for the fifty pound
and twenty five pound sacks.
\ telegram from New York last Mon
day announced the appointment OF
Charles III, SChlacks as vice president
Of the Denver g. Rio Grandc Railroad
company. Mr.. Schlacks comes from the
Colorado Midland road. where he has
been as general manager Cor some
time. The vacancy on the Rio Grande
line was caused by Russell Harding
resiEning in order 10 devote his entire
time and attention TO the Missouri Pa /
Cifc road.
Charles Henry Schlacks was born in /
Chicago. Nov l.. 1865. and entered rail !
road work i'm 1879 as an office boy for !
the Illinois Central road. In his ca
rcer ne has passed consecutively from
maChinist's apprentice maChinist me-
Chanical craftsman. chief clerk TO su-
periutendeut Of machinery. and chief
clerk to the general superintendent. In
1891 he was with the Grant locomotive
works at Chicago. and from Nov. ].
1891. TO Nov. /, 1894 he was with the
Denver & Rio Grande. -Four years ago
This July he WAS appointed to the 20
sition he leaves with the Midland road.
-
The city council Tuesday evening re-
scinded the Fernstrom resolution pro-
viding that - per cent of special
extension improvement as
sessment shall have been paid in be-
fore work is ordered begun. by passing
another which provides that only IS Is
per cent of the assessment be paid into
the city treasury before the order TO
begin is passed.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-04

day. the members of the League at
tended Holy Communion in body.
Friday. June 10, will be the feast of
the Sacred Heart. All the promoters
and members of the League will attend
Mass and receive Holy Communion on
that day.
High Mass will be discontinued for
the summer months the last of this
month
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-04

most efficient school teachers, las gone
east to spend the summer at her home.
-
Mrs. Stephen Hays spent the past
week in Bingham.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-04

The success that succeeds in build
ing up large business is the test
OF merit To be successful you must
have the confidence of the public. by
treating them squarely and fairly. No
client ever lost cent in their business
with McGurrin e Co. All their eli
ents have succeeded by adding to their
capital the interest which they always
guarantee Will be paid
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-04

place at Monroe. Mich, in the study
hall nc St. Francis home at $50 p. M,
=. .nsday, July 8. to make such ar
raneenenfS as they NAV deem proper
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-04

The members Of St. Anthony's Guild
VIII meet next Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock in the sacristy.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-04
CATHEDRAL NOTES

The affairs We're very lovely last sun
day. tie work being down by Mrs. S.
~. Plnkerton and Miss CoSgriff. The
altar OF the Blessed Virgin was trans
formed into bower Of beauty by Mrs.
BiXby, whose artistic work is always
evident.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-04

Inc members of the Altar society will
meet next Monday at 5. o'clock for
the usual monthly meeting.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-04

he children Of the Kearns' st. AIMS
olphanage who made their First Com
nnunlon sunday were entertain at
breakfast by Rt Rev. Bishop Scan
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-04

Mrs. Luce and Mrs. O'Connor are the
Iaales appointed TO attend ia the
affairs this week.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-04

Misses Buboltz, Duguot. ATcEyov
Ml.clIreEor Neuhausen. Mcintyre. and
fitzgerald We're the young ladies in
charge of the children on SUNDAY night
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-04

MISS owen rendered an Ave Maria"
~ ADJ Al st Mary's on Sunday night
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-04
ST. MAhY,s ACADEMY.

Roll of honor for anna bility, neatness,
order, correct department and observ-
ance of rules for week ending May %,
1n0f
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Roy Mckay was the guest of
honor at luncheon given Oh Wednes-
day by Mrs. Arthur Bird.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-04
First Holy Communion.

Girls.-Lydia White. Florence Sui
Ivan, katherine Owens Margaret
Rotzler, Julia Rogerty, Margaret Scott.
Lizzie Hyland. Annie Hyland, Katie
Hyland, Eleanor Heringer. Pauline
Coiman, Susie O'Dea. Marguerite
Rogers. Mary Owens. Ruby Daniels,
Margaret Dunn, Marie Denner. CAS-
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-04

cara Fafek. the soprano soloist Of
me junior choir, sang for the G. A. r
memorial services at the CITY cema-
ieiH ON Decoration Day.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-04

MISS Olea Shipp, contralto. has be-
come a member Of the II o'clock choir
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-04

Captain and Mrs. John f. Wood
ward are located at No 6 Officers row
at the post.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-04

The free public library is again open
10 subscribers. 1t had been closed for
a couple of weeks to permit of the
annual inventory and renovation Of the
rooms
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11

nun flopften, ftri9en, mafirten mir
ale 10 lange on feinen 8einen berum.
bis fe pieber elm balbtpegs geiunbes
Mnsieben befamen.
Mber es nubte nidt piel, faum bate
Climber. er fpielte ben Carlos, bic err
iten Scenen bes apeiten Mttes hinter
iiA, bd fingen feline unteren grtremiz
taten f9on pieber an, an5ui9nelen.
Siesmal besniigten lie fi9 ni9t, elm
Observation-Disclosures 4usieben onauz
nehmen, fonbern bilpeten S9peQunz
gen, 4noten, 10 baB es ettpa ausfah,
als babe fiA Der unaliiflihe Snfant
8artoffeln 5piiaen 9aut unb Sleii9
geitedt.
9atte oas publifum i'm erften Oft
geidmanaelt, 10 fling es jeBt an, gu los
4en, fliitern unb ii4 an5uitoben, aber
nod parbe Der Oft gu gnbe geIpielt.
SIN nG9ften bate Carlos 3eit, ii9
ieine 8eine tpieoer aure9tma9en gu
lafen.
Woblgebaut er19ien CT i'm fiinften
Diff Dor Der &e. Sas Yublifum
bemerfte es unb atbmete auf. Mber
Die 5reube ionte ni9t lange pGbren.
IS fam bic grobe Scene nit benz
&Onig unb. merfpiirbig pieber, ie b0z
Der Die Stimmuns ftieg, beitp tisfer
ianfen bic Sdseipdbne, bic pobl gu
troden seporoen iein mp9ten. Grit
traten tpieber bic WaHerfu6tserfdei=
runsen elm, bann tamen bic &noQenz
eetpG9ie, aulebt aber perbidten iih Die
8eine abpdrts pom &nie 10 fart, als
babe Carlos 8ierfGher an bic 8eine
ge5ogen, aber bamit ni9t genug, fans
fen bic Sdfer in fi9 felbit 5ufammen,
uno I'm Die &nD9el bes INNER entz
ieBteren Snfanten bilbete ii9 cine Mnz
f4peaung, Die etpa bic 6orm zines
umgefebrten pilses annabm. Sabei
blieb es. b. g.. eisentli9 blieb's ni9t,
benin bds publitum, bas erit aes
f6mun5elt, bann geti9ert unb fpGter
gelaAt bate, ging mad unb na9 gu
einem 70 briinenben 9elG9ter iiber,
baB On Elm Weiterfpielen nibt gu benz
fen tpar. Die ginnabme par 5tpar
gsrettet, bic 2eute berlansten ni9ts
auriid, i'm 9esentbeil, bic meiften be-
bauptsten, fha mod ME 10 gut amiiiirt
gu baben. Nber mir fiiblten uns bod
isbr gebriidt, bic 8lamage mar ni9t
pegauleugnen unb feiner piberfpra4,
ols bic tomifde 4lte auf benz Giids
mcgee triumpbirenb fagte:
nNu, mebr bGtten tie audi ni9t la
Diem tonnen, penn i6 ben pbilipp ala
philippine segeben bGtte."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
Yferoe ais cpfer aeS &rieees.

Die rufifde 3siti9rift ,@oftotf@s
noie Sbosrenie" C Sftafiatii9e &unb<
f9au") bringt Na6ri6ten iiber einen
barbarif4en Mibbrau9, Der in ben
lebten Monaten auf Dem 8aifaliee nit
pferoen getrieben tpurbe. Ser qetpal=
tise 8aifaliee lit Biz Gnbe Mpril resels
mdBig NIT elmer ettpa 6 SUB biden
gisbede perieben unb besbalb in ben
@intermOnuten Der @ertsbr nit
Sampff9iffen uussef6loFen. Oa nun
benin Iusbru9e bes pitafiatif9en &rie=
ses bic @erbinbungsitrsde Der fibiris
f4en giienbabn um ben fiibli9en
She'll bes Sees erft in Nnsriff eenomz
men ipurbe, mubte Der ssfammte
transport Der Sruppen unb bes
&riessmatsrials nit S9litten iiber
bic @isfld9e beg 8aital geleitet tperz
ben. 9ierSu Seiste IS fi9 iebp6 als
febr fdpierig, fir 10 biele Sbiere bas
nOtbige Sutter gu bef9affen. Die
G%utterpreife ftieeen enorm in bic 9Obe
unb lieben alsbalb bas Sutter tbeurer
erf9einen, als bic Pferbe felbft. Gie.
fer l1mftanb bra9te bic sablrei6sn
Gubrunternebmer auf ben sraufamen
@ebanfen, bic pferbe birett gu opfern.
Die Sbiere tpurben iiberbaupt ni9t
mebr ssfittert, fOnbern abgetriebsn,
Biz lie Dor 5uneer unb Grf6Opfuns
3uiammenbra6en. Sie Subrleute iebz
ten bic ni9t mebr ~5usfdbigen Pferbe
obne Weiteres alf benz Sis aus uno
iiberlieben fie Bel 40 Grab RGlte ibrem
Gef9ide: Ierbungern unb grfrieren.
Die nahfolgenben Sruppen fonnten
bsim pafIiren Der eifisen Jld4e bes
gaifal auber aablreiden pferbelei6en
oiele nod lebenoe, bon ben MeniGen
peslaRene pferbe feben, bic, gu Scrip
pen abgemasert, taum bic 8eine betpes
gen fonnten unb elm f9pa9es Hagen
bes Wiebern pernebmen lieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
esfablsrube Ausaasler.
Sraurfee gHidbterflaune uno @hdiatsIss
Tafeit clues &apttdns.

WGbrenb am Speiien MOresn nu9
Der &ataftropbe Sau9er uno Inoere
on Dem @rad bes i'm Gong Sslunoz
Sunbe Bel Nep Yorf bur4 5euer 5erz
it0rten Oampfbootes r@enerol Slo<
cum" na9 2si9en fudten, fubr Der
Oarnpfer r@ranb &epublic," Elm
@6neiteri6iff bes .@eneral Slocum,"
ben Sunb binauf, bon oben Bis unten
nit froben Iusfliiglern belaben. bile
Oeds paren nit elmer luitigsn, Sus
f9entii9er f6penfenben Menee beiest,
Die es augeni9einli9 burauf ubeeiehen
batte, m0sli9ft bel @ergniieen bon
ibrem @usflus gu baben. Dis Der
Oampfer ii4 Der STEELE nGberte, an Der
bic Sau6er an Der Mrbeit tparen, CAB
bas poliaeiboot upatrol" benz Oums
pier bur9 Si9nale az periteben, Die
5abrt gu terlansiamen. nm bic Sauz
der nidt Del ibrer @rbeit au it0ren
unb ni6t in Gefabr gu brinsen. Der
Sampfer fubr, pbne bic SignaIe gu
bea9ten, nit @pabdmpf fpeiter, unb
erit als Der Sompfer benz Sau6erflob
nabe fam unb Der bur9 ben 9ampfer
peruria9te ftorte @eqenf9las bus
Sau9erflob gum S9auteln bra4te,
tpurben bic Signale beadtet unb Die
Jabrgei9ntnbisteit etfpas perminoert.
Qls Der Sampfer auf slei6er 9Dbe nit
benz Drad tpar. fubr bas S9iff nit
boiler 9ef9tpinbisfeit neiter. @uf benz
Oampfer brdnste it9 Iues na9 elmer
Seite, INN bas Mrad gu iehen, unb
bas S4iff legte ii4 babel fart auf Die
@eite. poliseiinfpettor Ilbertion, Der
gerabe am 1fer bon Rortb Brother
Sslanb ftanb, als Der Oompfer borbsi>
fubr, bemertte hier5u: sd gluubte.
Bis iebt bic msnf9li9e Natlir gu tenz
men, unb iebt mub i9 seiteben, bab i9
in einem urgen Srrt6um befangen NOR.
SD bdtte ni9t geslaubt, buB es na9
elmer fol6en &ataftropbe mDslid pdre,
audi nur 200 perfcnen, ielbft tpenn
fe Greibinets hdtten. gu finben, bic
nit bieiem Oampfer fabren Mir
ben, Der, ME Sic ieben, bis gum 8res
9en bon be!ebt 1T. Sc lit trauris.
aber tpabr. unb jebenfaIs tein &pmpliz
ment fir bic 2eute an 8orb."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
-Qn44nafihI S,tnne tnnr,

-3artgefIbl. nSunge, iparum
pinft Su bic frif9e 8lutpurt bur6z
aus in Der bunflen &ammer eHen?" =
.Sa peiBt Ou, Sntel, i4 tunn tein
8lut feben."
. $50,
sic finb photograph? 9a finb mir ia
gerufsgsnoHsn. Sd fnipfe audi" =
s mas, sic iinb AUDI pbotagrapbg"
: vglee, absr Strabsnbabnf4affner!"
= Wpbern. Seppl: Sea, Miz
9el, mas ma9ft Du in Der Stabtg
MiAel: Md, id bor' BLOB 2anbbroi
fur bic Sommergdfte.
OasGanbiren bonJrii 9s
ten erforbert biel l1ebung unb gef9iebt
nod aipei Metboben. gntpeber tropft
man bic sefo9ten 5riidte gut ab, iiber,
itreut fie auf einem Sieb bid nit fem.
eefobenem .3uder unb ldbt fe 10 i'm
lauen Sfen trodnen. pel9es 0erfab,
rem mdn am nG9ftsn Sage tpieberbolt.
Ober man lGbt bic geto9ten, abge<
tropften Triihte in einem Biz gum
Bru9 setodten 3uderiprup einige
Male auffo9en, perbedt BARN austiibz
len unb legt fe bann, bid NIT feinem
.3uder beitreut, auf ein Sieb gum
Trodnen in gelinber WGrme. Matro>
men unb NiiFe tpenbet man nur tn benz
gum 8ru4 sefo4ten 3uder I'm unb
lGBt lie abtropfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11

Oas Mnttret6en Der
.G6peben". 8efanntli9 finb bic
Saadteln Der Observation-Disclosures
auf ibren beiben 2Gnss Sdmalfeiten
NIT ReibflG9en gum Mn5iinben Der
9Dla9en berfeben. Die meifen Mens
5den bringen nun Die S4peben gum
Brennen, inbem ie nit berS treidbolas
tuppe Der 2dnse na4 iiber bic &eibfld.
den fabren, fpobur9 biefe natiirli4
piel eber absenuBt perben, als Der Jnz
bait Der G9a4tel berbrau4t 1T.
Streidt man bic 90la4en bagegen
quer iiber bic ReibflGden. 10 erbGlt
man beren 3iinbtraft Bis gum leBten
6ol3e tpirtiam. Mdn sepObnt fih fehr
fhnen an ben psrdnberten .Strih".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
Der rri1fe flrf.
9a1 Werm5een unS bic riefieeu Gtnfhnfte
bes &aifers bon NuBtano.

4aS Wesm5een unS bic riefieen Gtnfhnfte
oes &aifers BON Rnbiano.
Ser Gar lit Der rei9Ite Mdnn Der
Welt. @eine jdbrlihen Ginfiinfte rpers
ben auf $5O,OOO,O0O sei9dbt. Selbt
RodefelIers pieIe MiIionen nebmen ii9
sering aus geeen Die munnigfdlti9en
Quellen ieines &ei9tbums unb Die rie<
fsen S9dbe, Die feline @orfabren fur
tbn ~aufsebduft baben.
Sas off lie Ginfommen bes rufii>
f9en &aifers <.lGuft fi9auf sttpu $1O,s
100000 jGbr.i6. @s lit f9per, Die
Summe senou feft5uiteilen, benn tie
pirb auf berf9iebene Irt unb in ben
peri9iebeniten 5ormen heaablt, unb eie
9eiammtiumme f9pantt bon Sahr 81
Sabr, aber Der 9ur9i9nitt lam ouf
bieie Sumrne sef9dBt fperben. 4uber
benz S9ab bon Yerfien beiiBt niemanb
in Der @elt elm erDBeres @ermDgen in
Oiamanten unb Gbelfteinen, als Der
Gar. Der beribmte Srlopoiamont
lit nur Der grDbte Stern in einem Rie=
feniternbilb. OILS Nifolaus II. getrOnt
purbe, tpetteiferten feline bebeutenbiten
@afalenfiiriten, Der @mir bon 8u9ara
unb Der Chan bon China, miteinanber,
linn bic rei9iten @ef9ente gu MAIDEN.
Der Chan fdenfte cine foitbare S9nur
perlen, bic Die i90nften Der Welt iein
ioQen, unb Oiamanten, Gmarasbe unb
&ubinen. Na9 niebrigifer S9Gsuns
baben biefe 9ef9enfe einen Wertb o
$2,5OO,OOO. Der Gmir ftanb ni9t melt
binter ibm auriid. 4u9 Der 9etmun
Der Oonii9en &ofaten, Shirt SpiGto<
polf Mirsfi H., tpie iiberbdupt bic err
item @belisen unb JIrften bes Neihes
bra9ten benz 3aren prG9tige Gei9ents
bar.
gs gibt ii9erli9 feinen unheren
6erri6er, Dem 10 bGufis 2esate 5uflie>
BEN, pie Dem 3aren. Seine untertba>
men binterlaHen inn itdnbis teftamen<
tarii9 srobe @%elbfummen, Die freilid
niat mmer aneenommen tperben. Gs
geb0rt Diplomatic baau, I'm ben 3aren
3ur Innabme zines 2eeutes Su betpeeen.
Sn Der &esel feBt fi4 Der reifs &ufe,
Der benz 3aren 9elb binterlafen MN.
nit etnem 8eamten bes tuiierli9en
6ausbaltes in @erbinbung. ehe er fein
Seftament madt, I'M ii4 Der 3uitimz
muns bes 3aren gu pereepiFern. Selbft
tpenn bic Gtnpiuigung porber eingebolt
1T, tperbsn na9 benz Sobe beg GrbIui=
fers forgfdItise unterfu4ungen anges
felt, pb niemanb, Der mpralif9 einen
Mnfpru6 olf bas @erm0een bate,
bur9 bieie @erfiisuns benu6tbeilist 1T.
Wenn bas Der Sun lit, 10 befieblt Der
Gar, bab bos @elb in bic ri9tieen
6Gnbe fommt. Wenn bieie @ermG9tz
niHe arlgenpmmen perben, 70 beftreitet
Der Gar baraus ME feline pripaten Be-
biirfniHe. Wie feline @orfu6ren es thas
ten, betra9tet er lie als anDertrautes
@ut unb beitimmt tie 81 einem 5onbs
fir Wobltbdtisteitsz unb tir9lide
3pede.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11

Ger g aitaIee 1T ouber
benz Wittpria>N pdnaa in Mfrifa Der
grObte Ses auf Der Gftli9en grbbGlfte.
Gr TT 300 SUB tief unb entfpridt on
@r0be ettpa benz Midisunfee.
Der dItefte 8rduer bon
2agerbier ftarb Dor &uraem in Netp
Dort I'm Glitter BON "a Sabren. Gs
uar bies Mur S4aefer. Der bas
8rauereihunbtpert In DeutidIunb srs
lernt batte.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-27
MUNROE WAS EASY FOR JEFFRIES

two minutes when it was foreseen that
the aspirations sof Munroe would be
quickly disposed of. The miner was
scared and awkward and Jeffries in
the first round had him twice on the
canvas taking the count. Jeffries di-
rected his bombardment against the
stomach of his opponent and each shot
was followed by blow on the jaw
that sent Munroe to his knees. JEFF
fries went back to his corner after the
opening round with a slleer and laugh
on his sWarthy face, while Munroe's sec
onds busted themselves with smelling
salts and restoratives. When the two
came together for the second round the
laugh on the champions face changed
to a look of determination that boded
i'll to the miner. Forty-five seconds aft
ier the gong sounded Munroe was ly.
ing on the floor, a bloody, bruised mass
of humanity, with Jeffries standing owe,
him ready if necessary to put the quiet,
us on the championship ambitions of hi:
adversary The miner was too dazel
to rise to his feet and the time keeper:
counted him out, but the husky mar
from California did not understand tlial
victory was already his nor could Mum
roe realize that his pugilistic star has
so early set, and the two men in
moment or two were facing one an.
other and Jeff landed a terrific blow
on the jaw Of his staggering opponent
1t was at this time that -Graney came
forward and ordered Jeffries away, tell
ing him that the fight was ended ii
his favor. Munroe tottercd to his cor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-27
"A Badly Matched Couple

Only lately, she has rebelled at an
American favorite whom King Leopold
has introduced at court.
Al marriage with Prince Victor Ma
Epoleon can hardly solve the difficulties
of life for the Princess Clementine.
He has already contracted a morgan
ATTIC marriage with which he is openly
we'll pleased, and he has few personal
attractions to offer.
. Prince Victor Napoleon is AZ. He
lis the SON OF Prince jerome Napoleon
and the Princess Clothilde of Savoy, a
Hparvenue according to aristocratic pre-
sjudice, on the one side and allied to
the bluest blood in Europe on the other.
He was born at the Palace Royal and
baptized with great sp1endor at Notre
Dame. But the present head OF the
Bonapartists is3the despair OF the party
from his lack, Of energy and entfusi-
asnn. His aunt, the Princess Mathilde,
left the bulk of her fortune to his
younger brother Louise in disgust at the
and the Empress Eugene IS
expected to follow her example.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-27

Brussels, Aug 27-The marriage Of
Princess Cicmentine Of Belgium. and
Prince Victor Napoleon is the latest
court rtrnor. II the gossip prove true,
they are as badly matched a pair as
can be found in the royal list Of misfts.
The Princess Clementine is 81 and
has rejoiced to be known as the old
maid daughter Of King Leopold.
The tragic marriages Of her sisters,
the Princess Stephanie to the ill-fated
Rudolph Of Austria and the luckless
Louisa, who now languishes in a mad
house at the iiistigation Of her husband,
Philip Of SAKE Coburg, added to her
mothers unhappy union, have taught
her caution She is extremely popular
lat the Belgium court, as the one iilern-
Der Of the royal family worthy Of adj
niiratioil
The Princess Clenentine has man
aged to live in apparent peace with her
father, although She was the warm
champion of her mothers cause, and
has tried in vain to aid her sisters.