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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24

| fir Irdljtcftir. pofir id im @orol.s
beitens banfe. greebenIt @.St(rn.
lief, Nrd]iteft."
Niht% fofort not9ia.
Yrdiioeut Sail unb Gbef : s,Snac.
lticirr Sorton pom Seuer = 9eportc.
mellt erid)ienen Dor benz Gtc>i-Me.
glltrotor Sooper uno erln5.cn I'M
lo1ortigen anfanf enter Spriss 1ib
elres Seiteripogens fir Die 5eritGr.
ten Ipparate. Sr. Soopcr meintc
abcr. oas 8eiet ibreibe Dor, ooi;
filr olele @pparote 5ur Giltreihru,g
bon Soroerunas : @ngeboten onoe.
5eigt iperoen miiiie. 3ubem ieien
blele Ipparate aub gar nid9t 10 III.
beoi1gt notbig. ba Die seritorten32OO
@ebailoe p%orlaufis feinen Sdbus be-
biirften.
Bonn Seller : 9epartement in Che.
tier, Fa, ging elm Sdreiben Elm,
iporin Der 9ant iener 5cilermebr.
lcitte fir Die opferipiaigen 9amen
bel Der 9efoitigung Ser Monnihoft
%mlsgebriidt ipilrbe.
gym. 5. @bespeq, Ser Gbef bes
VoItoner Seler - 9epartements.
lanote Dem Gbef = S~neenieur Sorton
ein Sbreiben, IN Delfem er .iaat,
bnB Sr. Sorton iif nidt INN sic ob.
fali9en aritifen su fiinlmern broi-
die, GA Die 8efampfung bes siiael4
lpien GIementes nibt better bGtte
g~eleitet meroen fonnen.
Sir einen groBen en-.
groS- @arft.
Cine Delegation Ser @naros -Sro.
biften- nnb GiidbGnoler, Die Dor
Dem Jeuer i'm Marib Morfet @es
iddfte betrieben, erifien g~eitern I'M
&atbbauie nnb iibergaben Dem Jun.
airenben Mapor GimanusYeidliiiie
fir Die Gtabliruna eilles groBerem
Gngros Morftes an Steae bes al.
ten WorIb $ Warftes. Sr. 6. S.
Geubeder tpar Der 8ortfiibrer Der
Delegation. g,9r. Simanus oerpies
Die 9eidliiiie an Die auitGnoieen9e.
BORDEN. IS lit Die Mbii1t, Den gall-
sen Troouftenlnarft BORT at con.
5cntriren; an beioen Seiten ioaen
groBe 2~agerbauier erridtet peroen
uno Die Mitte ioa fir ole 8asem
ROM 2anbe unb fir Die @rocerilten
Ger Staot freibIeiben.
unter poIi5eilibcr Con.
trple.
Ger 9ronbbiltrift miro bon beute
Worgen an auBer burb Die regulGs
rem bon neiin berittenen EoIi5ilten
inter Dem Commando oes Sergean-
ten Henins patrolliIlirt iperoen unO
ollBerbem bat Scr Mari6aa boiiir
Gorge getraaen, baB Der @aiier.
fronte uno nllem Gigentbum i'm
9ranboiltrift Scr notbigc Sbns ge-
ipdbrt miro gtnd 5 llbr gbcnbs
ioagtiemanb mebr sum9ranbbiitrift
5ugelaiien iperben.
@usgebrannt.
@te groB Die Site bel bent erpben
graloe getpeien iein milB, lGbt ii6
gar nidt ermelien. @elterh murbc
Der baIb I'M @aiier liegenbe @elo.
idranf alls Dem ebentaligen 9iirealt
bes rGorreiponbenten" geoffhet uno
o1e barin gelaiienen Yapiere iparen
3u slide perbrannt. Sur Elm altes
8euerpebr : gbSeiden aus Der gilten
olten 3eit nit Scr 9tr. 371 ,par gut
crbalten geblieben.
unternebm nngsgeiit i.
Die Baltimore Netps" bot es
bon allen ausgebrannten 3eitungs.
aeidaften ail eriten fertig aebraht,
lid cine nelte ginridtung in Der al
ten McS bateiden @ieBerei ein5u.
ridten. @er begreifen fam, ipie
idiuierig cine iolde arbeit lit unb
5lpor inncrbalb elmer 10 nnsloublid
fllr5en 3eit, muB Der @eiddftsfiib.
ritng Der Stems" bas bohite Sob
5o1en. Die 2eitte baben ben ~rieieil.
boftcn anforoerungen entiproden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24

MbIcben. - Iad) MIR oreiipo.
higem &ronfiein itarb Sr. 2eopplo
Stronie, friiber Wit9lieb Der alei-
berBGnoler : Sirmo Strouie Bros.
inb elmer Der gemeinniieigiten Dir.
ger 9altimorc's. Sr. Strouie mar
om 10. Nopenlbcr 1913 in &rombah,
NeutibIono, geboren uno fam inl
Sabre 1861 nod Nmerifo, no er
iieben Sabre ipoter Sri. Wotbiloc
Mitdell olis Nep.gorf ebclitte. 9r
mar. Wtitbcgriinoer Der &leioerfabris
fanten = Sirma @ebriiocr Stroulc,
5og iid) ober por mebrereu Sobren
tom @eid)oit 5lriid. gluBer ieiner
@ittuc binterlGBt Der Geritorbene
bier 9riiber, Die $50. Saul, Sioof
mo Ben Stroile, melhe bier mob-
men, II. Srn. Ibe Stroi,ie in Gpons.
bile, Sno., ioruie 5iuei Sbweitern
Trou Souilc6ehcnbad bon bier uno
Trou y. S%eerblrger non Nem-Dorf.
Sr. Strouie ipor ein berporraaenbes
Witglieo Der Nbcb Sholom . @e-
meinbe, Giee-YrGiiocnt bes .Ssroe.
litiid)cn@aiienbouies," Mitglieb Der
nSsroelitiiben @obItbGtiafeits. @e-
lelidnit," ocs Nircftorenrotbs oes
rSemolc Souie Of Mcfu9e," @iee.
Iroiioent Der r9ropers' & Medo-
MICS Naiionol @onf," ySeocrol.
Sporbanf," nMrlineton BAIT mno
2cibgeicllidoit" Miitalieo Der @ai.
i~crbcb0rhe inter 9iirgermeiiter Nal,
tier, mo Der Yaonig Gopio 2oge,
81. s. II. q. M.," DER Sreimonrer. Sr.
Strouic ~itiitete aud Die Semitiidc
@ibliotbef Der ,SSobns Sopfins' Uni
periitat, weld)c nab ibrn benannt lit.
&r. GoparO 5. Eenniman, Der
Ia,igc 3eit 9oiiircr Der .griten Na.
tional . @anf," oonn int @anf. De.
partemcnt Der .ltniteo Stotes Sioe-
Iitp & Guarantee Co." tbatig 'ipor,
itarb in ieiner @obmune SIT Mount
@aibirgtnn I'M Sitter bon 60 Sab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24
Ser Oemofrot 81. Nourfs g,sz

Der Democrat %. 8ourfe Guds
ran liuiirhe g%eitern in Der StaSt Netps
yDrf ais Wadfolssr Sec. 9. M,eght.
lan's, tpeldtr bei fsiner GrirGbluns
gum Mabor als GonsrsbmiigIiet al.
baHite, gum MeprGientauten fiir bm
12. HsmzDorfer gpnsrsbbiFrift q.
rGbif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24
eermd6t. ttI.arapbii4e essdAen.

DER DampfteFel elmer 2cfrmo<
THE ber npbilabelpbia= e Griebabn"
erplobirte seifern gu Sane. unipeit
Winiamsport, a.2otpmoiipfiibrer
Sas. Quinn unb Seiser Spnes tpurs
ben auf Der Stelle setDbtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24

DaS Connie Der ,Wittelss
bafeS ettion" bes n@aperiiden Natips
nal 0erbanbes," peldes nit einem
Nepsyorfer gomite suiammen fir
bic unteritiibuns notbleioenbsr 8aps
ern Iorsen fOa. beftebt aus ben folsens
ben 6erren: Sobn Wunbsr. gbriIt.
Miaer, q. @arnidel, Mb. @oeb unb
Stub. 8erser.
per on alnotis q. - prof. %.
8. Sablsr BON - abler, 8rpant e
Stratton's @fid1Gfts>G plles." tpel4er
Iebr trant mar, obefinbet fid auf Der
BeTerung unb ftpiro feline Mrbeiten
nd4ite @o9ei pieber aufnebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24

Marie bate lonqc Sim.
Ger. SRI. Marie Teieger, cine
9cutihe, Die ieit 90 Sobren in 9ol.
tinlorc mcilt nlo ieitbem olS Sicnits
botin in ncridiebcuen Gl1ben tbGtia
ipar, muroe geitern aufSeronloiirng
bon Srou Ioberts. Scr. 1918. Torb.
grpabman, inter Der aegen iie erbo.
benen Infloae. inter Anberem sfpei
Eortenlornoies. 1 Eaor Striimpic.
1 Boar Woroenlhube nno 1 Ia
fhentildL 5llonmcn I'M @crtbe bon
81 ertlpenoct 81 bobeiL perboftct.
Scrgeant VrlIf oom norooItlid)en
Siitrift ipitrbc beoiiitrogt. ben aois
fer Der &erbaiteten Su nllteriud)en,
nno fan0 oerlelbe cine gnn5e Nniabl
nugeniheinlid entmcnbeter Sadel1,
bon benen ipater elm ldlpar5es aleio,
S. ipertb, bon Srau Innie Scrtel.
Nr. 1908, q. YnllitroBe, Solotii-
der. Spiten II. (. 10, bon sSrou 20.
6. Sauerpeiil. @r. 1909, Wooiion.
Mpeniic, mo Nn0crcli oils ibr Gigctl.
tbim reeognoscirt mirhen. Srou
Gnieripein unb onbcre 9on,eu bel
bencn Marie 0eioger 9ienltbotin
gcfpelen lpnr, lueigerten iid, Strofa
outrage 3m i%telett, Inb ipuroe bicsln-
oetlogtc tpeoeu Der Der Srou No.
berts nnb Srou Sertel on9eblid &C.
itoblencn Sod)en bonn Hid)ter 2emiS
Dem Griminolgcrihts $ &eriabren
ilberrpieien.
9oIliiion. t. Sin Scr Ode bon
Muiicll. ulib SItcno . Strobe clt.
eleiite porgcitern cine 2otomptipe
inb rapnte in cine 6nhere 2otoulo,
fipe, ipobei hciSe Moid)incn lciHt be.
f61oigt ipnrbeI. Ger Moihiniit
@i1iam Saplor bon Or. 1913, Boob
naroitrabc, ipllrbc ltidi an aopfc
perictt.
YIattcrn in Ser @oton.
GtraBe. = sic SonitGtsbeoHtcrl
Janbten nor9eitcrii sen 80 Sabre al.
ten Sarrp acunpeI, iucldcr in Nr
I'LL, WationltraBs oil Den 9Ioitern
crfroiift NOR, nad Der GuarantGnc,
ftntion. Or. @esfee ia. onaeoronet
bob oIlc @ciuobncr Ser Matioui.robl
Dcimpfi iperoen. @cmpel hoitc cinci
gut ent,pifelien Nln!.ernfall iulo ii
ein iebr franfer @ann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24
Sic, Milis entlaKem.
8erittene Yoli3ei e~untrulirt ben
1rambbifriit.
Ole llnfplten fir ben ltnterbalt Der
Sruppen isbr betrdbtli1.
Neugieri9e su5auienben oui ben
GRANDFATHER. - @eri1ieoencs.

Nnb elmer Gonierel,5 5ipiid)en ben
Goli5ei : Gommili1rcn unb General
2%aluraion Iiees mllrbe beibloiien,
Die nod I'M 0icnlt pcrbleibenbenWii,
li5iolbaten az entlaiien llnb Die Be.
iuadung bes 9ronb Niltriftes gang
Der YoIi5ei s1 iibcrlaiien. 9emgenloB
soeen eeltern gbenb brei Gompog..
MEN oes 5. &eaiments, brci Cont
paenien bes A. Heeiments, bie9Glfte
Der &apaaerie : 3ruppe u unb etipo
t40 Mann Der Morine : Wili5 bon
ibren relp. Yoiten brett nab ibren
8affenbolen, reip. Dem S~iilfsfrell-
ser ySplpia," nm lid nod fait BRET
mohentlibent militGriihcn 0ienite
mieoer ibrem biirgerliden0eruf hin.
augeben. Sn einem IN id)meidelbaf'
ten Iusbriiden eebaltencn 9riefe
onnfen Die Yoli5ei : Gonumiiidre ben
MiIi5truppen fir lire pabrenb Der
benfbaren Yeripbe geleiiteten 9ien-
lte. Muf 9e%fiiriportung bes 8ebali-
De SSSnipeftors merbcn ober Die fol-
genben Strobcn scr nod INNER oros
benOen @efabr ipcgen burb 3uu1le
Dem allgemcinen Yublifum periperrt
bleiben:
SapctteitroBe, aiuii6en Charles II.
Galpcrtitrabe;
ct. EaulitraBe, 5miidet 2erings
ton. uab 0oltimoreitroBe;
Golpertitrobe, 5wiid)en @erman-
mo NapctteitraBe, nno
YoltimorcitroBe, 5tpii1en bem9als
tiuorc = Ohio. unO Dem Continental
Srltit : @ebGlibe.
Ger 3oblmeiiter Ser Brigade, Was
ior Gbos. g.. Storfloff, itellte &c.
itern Die 3ablliiten fir Die berihies
benen Iegimenter nno Gompoonien
aus ben Staote, nit Musnobme Der
Der Warine Wili5, suiammen.
Die bodite 3abl Der Soloaten i'm
0ienite iunr 1910 Mann.
Die 3oblliiten Der Marine.Wfili5
iinb nod niht oliseeltelt, fpic Der
| 3oblmciiter oerlelben ioat, mar Die
Wtili5 IS Gage I'M 0IenIt nit einer
! Gllrbidnitts5obl bon 1876 Mann.
Ser Solo Der Matroien lit ST pro
Sog, mo Der Der llnteroffi5iere BON
$t.25 bis 50 pro Sog. Sir Inter.
boltrmasfolten u,lroen anfGnglid)
40 Gents mo ipGter 30 Gents pro
Wonn pro Soe bepiaiet. 10 bob es
oll6 cine 5iemlide Summle ncbmeri
miro, Die ltnfolten fir bic Warine4
Wtili5 Si befen. 9iele moren Sierii
auf benz SiilfsfreuScr .Splpia"ein.
aliortiert, bis ibuen ipdter Der Gam.
pier nIeras" bon Der .Werbonts II.
miners SransportationGo." fir bie.
fen 3wef sur Gerfiieung geiteai
muroe. 2etteres Shiff pllrbe &C.
itern ger1umt nno Die oaraitf be.
finolihen @etten etc. naf Der SUI.
pia" perlaben.
Nus Dem &atBbane {.
Stabt : Yrofurator Bruce entid)ieb
eeitern, boB Die 5inan3 Gommiiiion
teine Glerfs ooer 0u1balter anltel.
len nnb feline S-dreibmaterialien olt'
ihoffen fonile, obne cine Serorb'
nilng bonn Mapor unb Stootratb.
GontroIeur Seffner beid)lob &C,
4 Itern, Die S6ule Mr. 100 an Cara
togo. nabe 9borlesitroBe, fir 9ii-
reou5fpede 3n permietben.
MnBten 9pnamit onmen'
ben.
SieHGumitngsarbeitcn nur6en &C.
iiern nnent,pegt fortaeiett. Gs iuoi
notbiuenbia, cine @aiier bcS 9urit'
@eb1roes oil @erman unO Qiberfp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24

Midael Nallone, elm Staliener,
enoete aeitern 8m @roofDiIe. ga.
am @aIaen. Or iuor iiberiiibrt, &oi.
10 Grocco, einen anheren Staliener,
ernnorhet 5M baten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24
Die staats= gtiebgebnng.

Gle &S. BRETON, @iais II. Sbrpod
pom @prDcrlienr 81 Eoli6cl'
9onnmiiIoren ernorut. - Wicb
rcre olte Stootsbcborocn ipiebers
ernannt. Die Mtalie Der Or
n%cnnungen oebt Dem Senot NOR
gen 5u.
ANNAPOLIS, %. Sebruar. =
sic WorplGnocr @eieegebung trot
beiite Ibeno s llbr ipieoer inSisrng
lunb @oupernerr Golpin @arfielo
fonote Dem Scnat Die foIgen0en gr.
%nennungen 5meds 9eItdtiglne su:
Foli3ei : Gomnniii1re fir 9alti-
more SSames 8. Yrelton, Gem;
George 81. Wiais, Gem, unb Sbos.
s. Sbrpod, Sep; Heuernennlingen;
Staotsbeborbe Ser 2%eidcnbeitot.
fer = glinp 70. !Soueb, George @.
Wiolpen George Sdiaing. Sobn 9.
Spence nnb Senrp u. Mfeors, ane
BON Baltimore; @ieberernenmun.
gen;
9eboroe iiir Staotsbiilfe - Erd.
iihent Serbinouo Is. Satrobe, Sos.
Bomb, Somlel &oientbal, JIM, mo
Meuben Softer bon Baltimore uno
Sobn See Carroll bon @oporO-9o.;
@ie0ererncnnungen;
Staots , llnterrihts = 9eboroe-
Sobu q. Hooers bon Sorporb-Guln
IN, 3oboc g. @borton bon @ors
eeftcr , Gountp, =. Stonlep 8orp
BON Baltimore mnh Glapton Eiirnell
bon TQcgorp : Gonntp; @icocrs
erncnnunaen;
g%uftionotor fir Baltimore
&cnrp 90. Strous;
Stants = 9ibliotbeforin - Srou
gnna Burton Settlers;
@ruben . Snipeftor iiir Ile9onp'
uno @arrett . Gorntp SbomoS
Murpbp BON MiOlono, IIegonp,
Gountp;
2ano GomniiiGr - 6. Stonlep
Tooopin bon 8icomico = County;
Oeffentliher Motar fir Colbert
Gountp = Seize S. GoIrpmple bon
Erince Jreberid;
SefientIiher Notor iiir Ooflanb,
@arrett : County - @iIunpr 9. So
mil, iun.;
5riebensrihter fir ben z. 0iitrift
bon Garrett . County - Inbrem
9. SeatS;
Trnitees bes Morpl1noer Ionos
iuirtbfboftIiten GolIcgs = Charles
$. Gnans bon Baltimore nnb Sos.
90. @unroe bon gnne g(rnnbel-
Gpltntp.
Die iibrieen G%rnennnnacll, inter
ipelden iib Die Srieoensrihter. Co.
runer mnb oifentlihen Nptore fir
Baltimore befinben mcrbcn, miro
Der @nuoernenr Dem Senot mpraen
6~uienben. @oracn miiiien nod Der
Contribution ale Gl1icnnungcn ocS
8oiiuerneurs IN @Gnoen oes SenotS
icili.
Srotbem Die 2eaislotllr crit hcuts
Nbero III SiRuuo trot, 9ing cS bod
ipabreno bes Cages I'M Stootsfopi.
FOL icbr lebboft al. Gin Nemtcrilher
rod, ocm omoercn crihicn NIT DC.
le%gatioilen, mo 8onpernelir @or.
field fam teinrn Iugcnblid altr
Gube. Moracn Sormittog mirb's
ibn hidt better er9cbell Damn ober
fonntt Die Icmterjo9o 5rm NIB.
idlub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24

Eie &&. Erciton, @iaiS II. Sbrpod
nom @bllDcrneur at Toli5ci.
9ommiiforen ernunnt. - Wtcb
rcre olte Stantsbeborocn mic0ers
ernnnmt. Die Wtalie Der Or
ncilnungen 1ebt Dem Senat NOR
gen 5lt.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-22
ANTI-BooDLE PLANK.
Magnificent Principles if Observed
After Election.

efhe plank in the platform of the
Missouri Democrats presented by their
candidate for governor, Joseph w.
Folk, recommends itself to all honest
voters. Here 1t is;
eve hereby declare unremitting
warfare against corruption and pledge
the Democratic party to hit corrup-
tion, and hit it hard, whether in our
ranks or in the ranks of the opposi-
tion party. The decree has gone forth
that there is no more room in the
Democratic party for boodlers. We
repudiate their support and do not
want their votes. We invite such as
are masquerading under the cloak Of
the Democratic party to bolt, and
propose to make them bolt not only
the party but the state"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-22

ica after the foul unforeseen eves. is
July 49, 1903. had ne nos rusneu tain
night from the mountains 10 the oO
Of the capital. impeled by his desire
Miss curran again and whetted ero-
farewell adventure by the many rishent {
rounding N After ALL he was fhal
three-and-twenty: my love Sarah
Younger Once the prison doors are fink
closed upon him. Robert Emmett sits 1
his cell plating his sweethearts lock
hair to wear 10 the scaffold, or drawing
with his own spirited pencil grim seria'
Of himself IN two parts Goddess head aud
headless body Elsewhere his lonely
mother. stricken because Of the fate hang
ing over the darling among all her hon
orable unfortunate children, quietly Sips
ont ~ life. and the barrfster. Leonard Nc
Nallv. an accomplished hypocrite ana
false friend. brings the news 70 her son
The peasant girl. Anne Devlin. who hao
been "Mr. Robert'ss' servant. endears her
name forever BY her fortitude and VIC
sorscus loyalty to him under torture; ana
her namesake IN another walk Of life, the
LADY Anne FitzGerald (as II to provide
the shakespearean touch of comic reiei
n Hamlet or Lear writes In an unpuo-
lished frenzy Of grammar and orthograpny
"a the officials that she disclaims Ola
friends who are "rebells," that me ana
All my house are what we ought 70 BE-.
ana that her guiltless garden-sucks TOT
tye,ng holly hooks and iillys have oeen
reported to be pike handles" What a
drsmal
r,ean,te divers legends. Sarah curran can
have known nothing Of the day set for her
lover to die. Of his magnificent impromptu
speech In the dock. and OF his 'resolute
controlled bearing at the end, as calm and
gay as that OF Algernon Sidney, whom ne
revered. He was intensely preoccupied with
thoughts OF her and OF her future, but sne
was mercifnlly made oblivious OF all Tor a
time. Her sister. Amelia. took her broken
body and mind away from the city; away
from her father, angered az the height OF
his deserved fame by the discovery Of her
secret as II that were completely IN En-
NETS treason" She was 70 md another
father and a more aftecronate home among
strangers IN the south; but Joy was over
for Sarah Curran's soft woman SOUL sus-
tained neither by religious faith nor BY
parental sympathy.
From various writer's. notably from
washington Irving, we know how her sad
story closed-how with beauty clouded and
spirits crushed. away from home. she was
ardently wooed. and wooed long IN VAIN.
by a distinguished officer, who was land
was worthy to bel lineal descendant OF
strafford. and who was as chivalrous and
tender as Emmett hlmself-more could hard
~ be said to the honor OF Cart. Henry
sturgeon-and how he considered It his
blessed good fortune TO marry her at Cork
IN 1906. although he was given 70 believe,
.ias' that only a dead r.aan had her hardly
living heart. She appreciated all ne was
with a quite passionate gratitude The
months OF Malta and OF Sicily could do
nothing 10 restore to health one who made
Ali hasta 20 die. She nea. aa Emnet dosss
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-22

From portrait BY Brocas.
body who knew. from the juniors OF HIS
arst term at college who looked 70 him
for great things at the bar. down to the
supposedly stern tailer who cried his heart
out, a few short years later. to see him go
forth 10 execution. there was or could be
but one Robert Emmett in the world. An
almost naw1ess human creature. he
dreamed his dream. lived his life, and went
hts way--the good way Of liberty or OF
death. Failure and wreck are inevitable
with All such. England certainly has never
known what 10 do with them; and perhaps
their only commonwealth Is eternity. In
that one country an ideal must also be a
working hypothesis, and nasty accidents
can never play ducks and brakes with the
angelic course OF action
Emmett. unlike Irish visionaries In general
was born with all the domestic graces. Be
yond the cherished home ties. he had early
chosen 70 make one other tie OF his own
with an exquisite being whom we know
could have been no gentler, indeed. and no
purer than himself But his love for Sarah
Curran and his love for Ireland were flame
on flame and wing on wing" almost the
seif-sarne master passion. One can scarcely
doubt that she looked 10 him as 70 some OF
US now, the very spirit OF Innisfaii. with
her girl.sh brows fun Of sweet strangenesa.
her soft. slow ironies OF speech in that won
derfuIiy musical voice. her unconscious air
OF silent foreboding and noble sorrow.
There Is no more pathetic idyH Of lovers
parted. II is known that Emmett might
have saved himself and escaped to Amer
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Horre Thisre. captured.

City Marshal Ridenhour arrested
Harrison Adams here yesterday after
noon on suspicion Of having stolen
horses In his possession. Adams was
offering a nice pony at a low price and
when taken into custody con-
fessed to the theft Of two horses
on the Arkansas river in the Greek
Nation. He also said his pal had
gone on to Alton with the other
horse. A telephone message to Alton
secured the arrest OF the other man,
who was trying to dispose Of the ami
NAL. Adams is in Jail here and the
other will be brought down from
Alton today or tomorrow.
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SARAH cURRAN.

From painting BY homney
one who has an eye for character and
Romance OF character can forget thar
" marks the centenary OF the execution
eibert Emmet and Of that mlrage-like
Wow Of the '0s. the Irlsing No-rising
N There are but two opinions, equal
nphatic, held to-day about Emmet's
les: there Is but one about himself He
~ charm which birth and breeding. he
N and fascination. culture and power.
.us and dlsinterested goodness can give
4 young man. His mind FED upon Ro-
1 literature. and he might be called the
genuine republican tribune: or. TO make
at trrer historical afiiliatlon. he was
rgler from Vcrgniaud's Gironde. His
Z face Is a purely Girondin face IN It's
Histfulneaa and premature sagacity. and
lad all the Glrondin turn FOR theorizing
er conditions which make the applica-
OF lofty ideas not only foolish but fat
npossibie. Innocence IN a publicist Is
ttal handicap Emmett, by 81 luck, car
no insincerities IN his pack. and no
lcisms for the NAL semc d'Adamo. He
~ 10 have been tho only denlzen Of his
jasper-wailed universe and 10 have
n the nistake OF thinking that he could
: men IN ours He was not wholly un-
Shelley. A contemporary said OF HIM
gisted a creature does not appear once
thousand years"
nmet was all virtue as well as all brain;
about both there Is just enough eight
.h-ceniury dignity and precision Chere
parts company with Shelley to give
touch OF quaintness as seen from our
ored social point OF view. To every
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Last evening at the home Of J. 4.
Quillian, at $50, Claude Williams
and Miss Opal Fsry were united in
marriage. Rev H. Il. Watson o0iciat-
ing. This wedding was quite a sur
prise to their friends. The bride
lives near Blueiacket and is neice
Of A. NJ. Brooks, formerly Of TINS
place. Mr.. Williams is quite well
known here and is a brother Of Mrs.
]. +. Quillian. Their many friends
wish them much happiness.
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IURPHY'S SUIT
| AGAINST PORTER
rial Of Case May Throw New
Light on BOnaparte Inves-
tigatiOn.

A special from Waynesville, Mo-, to
he South McAlester Capital indi-
'ates that A. P. Murphy, the deposed
|ttorney for the Creek Nation, is not
quitter In any sense, and that there
1 a good prospect Of sensational de-
.elopments. The special says:
f''There have been filed in the office
Il the circuit clerk at this place some
'epositions in the suit hrnn@hf ="
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n1anr Indian Tsrriterr Vi.itor..

Nearly twenty thousand visitors
have already registered at Indian Ter
r.tory building at the st. Louis expo
sition. 1t is conservatiyely estimated
that only one in ten of those who
visit state or territory building sign
the register. On this basis the Indian
Territory building and exhibit therein
have already been inspected 10y two
hundred thousand visitors.
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GERONIMO
APACHE CHIEF
The Last of the Great Indian
Chiefs a Captive at the
Worlds Fair.

Geronimo, the once bloodthirsty
Apache chief, who spread terror
throughout the southwest until he
was finally captured by General Nell
son A. Miles, is one Of the striking
features Of the Indian exhibit at the
World Fair.
Geronimo regards himself as still a
great chief because he resisted the
American goyernpae"- longer than