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New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
MONUMENT TO slxTY-oNE sLocuM DEAD.

fHY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCSE.I
Port Jervs y. Y. Sept 1.-THE New York Con-
ference Of the Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium
Of New-Yorl; and adjacent States. which closed its
two days session here to-day. passed resolutions
IN remembrance OF those who died the General
slocum disaster and tho officers OF the conference
were made a committee 10 take charge of the mat
ter Of erecting a suitable monument to the sixty
one unidentified dead buried at Middle Village
The officers elected We're: President. the Rev
] = II Iehrs Jersey City Heights: secretary the
Rev " Jensen Of New Rochelle, treasurer the
Rev J A. Well OF NeE.-York City. The Rev
Mr Haas of ST. Marks Church. was present AZ
the conference. but avoided all publicity.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
Earns LEeAcY eY A Egw pAYs, STAY.

one Of the passengers the outgoing Oceanic
yesterday earned legacy ny spending a few DAYS
Ellis Island She Florence Gray a twenty
year-old English girl. and money was bequeR he'd
her recently by uncle who had accumulated his
money in the West. After hts return 20 EnglaEd
he never tired Of telling OF the advaut2res OF the
United States lie left his money Miss Graz
on the condition that she go within three weekr
to the United States. His solicitor Informed her
that few days' stay here would legally enttle her
to the legacy She here IN the stce,r-aSe OF
the New-Yo-k. arriving last Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
WOMEN BELIEVED TO BE MURDERED.

Bucyrus. Ohio. Sept. %l.-C!tizens Of Nsw-Win-
chester. near here. investigating tho case Of
the Misses Mary and Lizzie Kaher. who were
found dead on tho Ohio Central Railroad tracks
yesterday. The women were frst supposed to have
committed suicide. but il is now believed that
they were murdered. and their bodies placed on
the track Their breakfast was found prepared in
their farmhouse. and mans necktie was found
on the track near where the bodies were dis
covered
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
KUROPATKIN'S REINF0RCEMENTS.
Expectation that $50 BattaliOns Will Be in
Field by December.

Berlin Sept, 22,-Colonel Gacdke. the correspond
ent Of tho "Tagebatt" in the Far East in a letter
from Liao-Yang dated August %, and which reflects
headquarters talk says it is anticipated that from
24S 10 $50 battalions Of infantry will have reached
Maachuria by the middle OF December. Colonel
Gaedke puts the number OF the Russian forces in
Southern Manchuria at the beginning Of the war at
22nnO
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
OPERATION ON vcomTEssE.

Is4 1bLLdEAPH 10 THE TRIBCNE-I
Philadelphia, Sept. H.-An operation for appen-
dcits was performed yesterday in this city on the
Vicomtesse de Faramond. wife OF the first attachs
of the French Embassy at washington The
NlcotnleSse - an American woman, who was Miss
Ivy Langnsm The operation was eatirely sue
cessfuL 10 complications have set In and the
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
DIAMOND SPECIAL" WRECKED

Springfield Ill. Sept. 1.-THE Diamond Special"
Of the Illinois Central Railroad was wrecked AZ
Barclay seven miles from here to-day. Thirteen
coaches left the track, bit none OF the passsngar
were killed. One was sis Ntly injured The frer3s,
was killed and the enSh ssr seriously iniIred
switch hsd apparently bes tampered with for the
purpose of wreckipg the ain The lock hsd 49,
removed and the Light extb- sutshed-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
FLEET HARD PRESSED.
Report That Russians VIII Try
Soon to Reach Tsing-Chau.

Shanghai Sept. 21.-A Chinese who left Port
Arthur last Monday reports that. owing to the
incessant bombardment Of the harbor by the
japanese. the Russian fleet is determined 10
break out this week and endeavor to reach
Tsing-Chau. the German port on the Shan
Tung Peninsula.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
AN ALLEGED DEMAND ON CHINA.
Russia Said to Insist on Her Purchase of
Manchurian Railway.

London, Sept. 22.-"The Morning Posts Shanghai
correspondent telegraphs that native newspapers
assert that 81. Lessar. the Russian Minister
Peking. demands that Chiaa shall purchase the
Manchurian Railway.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
CHINA AND TIBET.
Reported Objections to the Recent
Treaty zcith Britain.

London. Sept 22-"The Morning Posts''
Shanghai correspondent has been informed that
China objects to the Anglo Tibetan treaty. on
the ground that it infringes Chinese sovereign
rights.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22

them 10 be 4s5 killed or wounded including six
generals and thirty-nine field officers Eighty
officers were killed. 372 were wounded and thir-
teen missing.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
RUSSIAN LOSSES AT LIAO.YANG.
Six Generals and Thirty-nine Field Officers
Killed or Wounded.

ST. Petersburg. Sept. 21.-The Official returns
issued up 10 date Of the casualties among the
Russian officers at the battle Of IiaO-Yang shou,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-08-12
CERTAIN he: WOULD WIN.
Ticket for . Rame Gave Its Holder
q Most Realistic Sense
Of Possession.

II once knew an old freshman who
would invest his last cent in any kind
CT q gamble he happened up against"
said Magistrate Cunningham the other
day, relates the philadelphia Press.
'OneC Christmas Eve he came home with
q ticket emitting him to a chance ON
horse and sleigh that were to be
rallied of. zE::
Well be drivin' out through Fair
mount Park t. morrow like tn. big
guns, Mary he announced with pride
to his wife. S. .x=s. 81. 80 .E.S.
!. - o, pop, won't that be fine!' chimed
in his little son. You an me can ride
on the front seat, Ind MON and little
johanna can sit "a the back .:s
!, :" Yell be dom no SIGH thfng!' az
serted the old man. Twill be the
back seat fer you, ny had. Yer mother
will be on front Wit me- 's<E ~ 81
7! 81 win SOL whined til. yloungster
Z WIN 50 be ridin' On the 'front.'
: The old man assumed q stern. pa
rental air and took his pipe iron his
mouth to deliver his final decision.
&. ".Ye1l not, Is ten ye, he said. I'm
be havin' no back talk from We. Git
on the sleigh! = s: s:Sjs' I.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-08-12

THE GRAVE OF SAMUEL ADAMS
old X GRANARY BURYING-GROUND,
49, IA, -: BOSTON, Y l5Sa. AK -

4, Mt; W. - -.- ST. }4s 81 X
old h GRANARY BURYING-GRoUND.
ag55 55.l4&& j. BOSTON. &ss =
They knew the patriot rebels soul,
Who set his grave upon the verge
OF Boston's busy street, where roll IF
y The vans Of traffic and the surge -
Of hasting footsteps: not for him a.
q A cedar'd .churchyard's blank repose,
Nor tomb in some cathedral dim, : =
Z Where, no bird flies nor free wind blows.
Sam Adams never ask'd to rest; -.
But watches with unjaded zest Y Y
He longs to rise and join the strifes( 4
AS In the seasons when his breath
Kindled q nation into life: ,-A
/ He scorns the palsying sloth Of death.
Fain would we hear which faction rules.
What men precede in town, ana state,
And If we guard our public schools,
And keep our courts inviolate.
He whispers: I'VE for Freedom fought,
Have you the love of Freedom still? ,
Has Wealth not pauperiz'd your thought,
Nor Power bred a wolfish will?
"You hurry by-what erranids call. -
Service to heart, or head, or purse?
Shed you freeman's boon on all,
Or shape q subtler styrant:s curset
We Numbered but little clan
Beside your million-teem1ng press,
Yet wrought the general good of Man
Woe be your need, il you do less!'
William Roscoe Thayer. in the Atlantic
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-08-12
OLD BELIEFS ABOUT HONEY
It Was Supposed to Be Of Celestial Or
igin and a Specific for
Human Ills.

Many quaint decisions prevailed in
olden times about every thing relating to
the bee and honey. The source and COM
position of honey were subjects for many
ingenious speculations. .. -
Belief in the celestial origin of honey
runs through all the old treatises on
agriculture, from Virgil down, It was
supposed to be a kind OF mama from
Heaven, and its quality depended greatly
on the favorable or unfavorable juxta-
position of the stars at the time of Its
descent. .<..'. g.. -. ~ Z II !!
!, The existence in each hive Of one bee
much larger than all the others was
generally recognized, but it was believed
to be merely q ruler or king over the rest.
That this large bee was. actually the
queen of the whole colony never seemed
to have OCCURRED to any one until recent
times. .<3s: TO-. IN .:5 IT,. T., 4. 81
The situation of the bee hive was In old
times q matter of Importance. 1t was
placed always on the south side of :
stream Of water and never in place
where there were echoes, as an echo was
held to be Injurious to bees. {. i: szi 81
. Honey appears to have been held IN
extraordinary favor as 2 universal spe-
cinc for human Ills. It was largely rec
ommended as q hair restorer. & . 2
&. II dead bees were dried, pounded and
worked up into q thick paste with the
hone, Its hair producing capabilities
we're much enhanced For weak ewes it
was recommended to take q HANDFUL 81
the heads Of bees. burn them and mingle
with the honey gathered In the dog days.
!. The eyes were anointed literally with
tho mixture, ana clearness Of vision was
|: the supposed reward. 81. 5ss 81:
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-08-12

A. smiling face pays ffars long distance
in the busi1ess world 3, - ..iY
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-08-12

III Faint heart In time may rave breach.
oa.promise Woman'e Home journal.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-08-12
Horrible Hoax.
riend-I see ye dinnna nut Is &C II.

q. Friend-Isee ye dinna put % &C the
Groom moo, Sandy .zss
Sandy faigs;; the last time / was
there they gied me q bottle IS tax to my
bed me. al, what daes re think Was
Int Naething but het waite ondon'
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-08-12

break down. 49,. -
Next evening she came to tell him
Of the efforts shr had made that day
to obtain work. Her manner was some
what distant, with, at the end of
their talk, a checked flash of warmth.
He noticed there was now. no ring
upon her finger, and wondered what
was her story. -
Three weeks passed. He could not
but confess the quiet perseverance,
with which she: tramped London
through and through in her efforts
to get work. She had procured one or
two pupils, but her ambition was to
obtain some clerical berth. In this,
however, ker lack Of business exper-
fence seemed to be the great hindrance,
but several Of her compatriots had
promised to aid her. ~ If Il IL ]. M. i
One evening she, met him on the
stairs. her eyes eager, her manner
agitated. She told him she had &C
length obtained a small berth in g
commercial Office She war TO work
at the London branch for six months,
and then be transferred to Paris IN
spite Of his quick cheerfulness, her
brightness dulled at the sadness that
came into his eyes as she told her
news. Ii S5 !: :3 ss
He knew what he must do; he must
leave her Ssat once To feel the time
shorten to- the day when he should sec
her for the last time would gradually
!. undermine resoluti By ono strc,e
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-08-12
Thoughtful, Indeed. 4
Van Slick il very though tfM.'''

yam Slick j. very thoughtful =
! why, no has arranged aa automatic
etomizer on his auto which sprinkles per
fume along the street and overcomes the
edor Of tho gasoline" Cleveland Plain
A girl gets a. queer ideas about men, b
spite Of having brothers, d men Get shout
firl., IN spite Of having sisters: "a tehispns
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-08-12

Hhne Secs taryfH IS ths country
rs ~ ssnns At pises 81 seia
MashSng hat an9 news. that nigh II
5ave shout tie matter should u telegraphsd
to him in cipher ii ,sS8 sf5
Day after day Is Naiited \ says tie New
York Tribune, but no elegTa1n came. One
morning happening to 20 to- the lonely
little telegraph Office, hs said 81 tho OBJ
orator: 81 bS2:. - val sS $%f d
{. s, Suppose y ~ - !, = received e
hy, yes, Esir,' Z he operator replied,
there was dispatch for yon the other
day., but it was all twisted and confused.
! couldn't make head or tail of 1t, 10 II
didn't think i Vas any use TO send itup e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-19

ington.Gountp bctonHtc first Or. 5.
Ot. Stcd bcocntlid) crtroutt.
GonqrcBmitgIico Scare BON Glm
bCrlono bat lid bon lctncm Hciocn
fuit p%oaltdnoiG crbolt.
IN 9ul0luin, Gcctl County, ucr
ocn 3cbll l1cltc Wobnb0uicr mli Gin
Wul gebolrt.
Su So0crStolpn lit Der go Sabre
oltc Sobu GoibmoM mcld)er BON Ct
ncnt Nnttomobil iibcrfobrcn mllroc,
ocn erlittc1cu ScrlcBungcu crlegcn.
Su Cambridge Itorb am SomItog
Or. 6ronciS y. Ebclp2, elmer Der be
fonntcltcn Ncr5tc bon Qord)cItcs-
Soltntp.
Sn Soutb. Gumbcrldno iollte Hobt.
Goriom lpcgen &iibucroiebitablS Der.
buftct mcroen. NlS Die Eoli5ei nod
DEM &ulllc fam, Lief cr in cineln
Noftbcmoc nod Dem &ouoL ipron9
IN Elm Boot mo ucrid)pnno in ocn
Bergen @eltsNirginicn'S.
Sm &rci@0criht bon 6re6erid.
Goltrtp lit Der Surnncr Mm. No. Gbrt-
titan mcgcn &Criilbrun9 Der minocr
iGbrigcn 0ellic GREENWOOD sur Sab
hung elmer Gnti6Goiglmg bon $500
pcrltrtbcilt mor0en.
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StaOt Baltimore.

Der StoOtrotb miro bcutc
Nbcn0 I'M 5 llbr ipie0cr 6uiummens
treten uno IN reQelmGBiqcr mGheut-
lifcr Sibilng bleiberL bis i'm Wtoi
n0d)ltet SobreS Der ncltc Staotrotb
crpGblt lit. GS miro cine iebr 9c-
lfGftiac YerioOe merocr. Cur De
bate fomnlcn Die @oiolinirnge, Die
Hclcrpoirfroge, 0oS 8erluietben Der
ncltcn @erftcn, oic Mnner-N nleibc
fiir StroenpfIoitcrung95lucde, Ser
%or0nun0en fir Den 8nu bon Shulen
mo SpritenbGlticrrL Nod)oerluiIli-
gltrtgen fir Die pcrlhicoenen 0epor-
tcncntS uno bic groBe 8erwiais
gltltgS . &eroromunQ fir 1905.
SpOropbobio Yoticn.
ten. - 3m biciigen Eoiteur &niti.
tut muroen 9~eItcrn Der 20 i0briGe
98w. 2ltder bon Nr. 705, Gumbcr-
lonO . Elocc, mo Die lt-i0bri0e
Hlttb 10. 6crltcr BON Nr. 1920,
@ooopcorItroBe, in 0cbonollrr1 ges
nommen, Die 9eioe bon cincm ,Sor-
Gcrricr 9ebillcn morOcn Worcn, mel.
der onlheincno toa mar. Gllder
mlroe gcitern Worgen gcbiiicn, Oo5
Wt0oden ober bcreit5 am Conner
ltoQ. Sllfer'5 Nud)bur t00tCtC Den
Suno.
1iel in 0cn &cllcr. -
Otto Hcitid, mcIhcr i'm o%cpern9
Souic" an 1opcttc un0 6rontltroBe
logirt, iicl gcitcrn bci'nl Hlapltnlpen
bon Muiier ans ocnr Seller oea i'm
@ou 6c0riiicncn StcDurti den @e-
bGlocS an ser Ode BON @nDs mo
&omburOitroBc NIT Dem aopf geGeIr
cincn ciicrncn Nnltcn lnto Damn III
ocn Seller, meIhcr 5lpel ,}lIB Wn'ler
cntbiclt. Gin 9}cBcr rcttctc i'm.
Qcitid mar i'm Stanoc, ole Arbcit
cine Belt lang iort}llleBen.
Tuufr in Spring @or.
Sens. - SIN 8ciiein elmer gtoBen
Wcnifcnmcngc muroe geltern 8iro
G(orf Dor Gurm'S 9ootbollS am
TrBc Der GborIcSItroBc, in Spring
@arocn9 gctanft.
@cfGbrIid TT 0robung. -
,Sn Der lpeitlifcn Eoli5eiitation mllr.
De gcitcrn Hobert 4. Yorooe BON Wr.
III, ScottitroBe, INN $40 uno So.
item geitroft, neil er 3obn Gam bon
JPr. G29, 8eit.S arotognitraBe, nit
Heoolper olts Dem 2erington.
io8tc, ols &ebterer einen lei.
Itcr llntergcbenen on9eblih all Der
perbinoerte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-19
gns benz Snnern Narblanb's nnb
ben ansren5cnOcn Staaten.

. nntogS5m MUIR ii :
Wittclloic.
Ser olte Sprllh @clcbe meroen
MIR gemod)t, nm mngon9ei 5ll lper-
ben, 5ei9t iid in H~id)nlono, 8o, bet
oem Sonntoga 3ruongSgelebe, On
imr1er mlebr Clubs 8eieBIif gebilOet
lpcroen, obnc 0oB ca ben Gemperenj-
S6niifflcrn Qclinat oieielben Dem
gudItobcn ocs @cicBeS nod aui8u.
loien, oocr sic Mit8Iicoer beitruien
81 fonncn.
9rono in @onnt Nirep.
,sn Moltnt HircD, 6reoerid So,
ereionetc lid, an Ger 0iio-@oinitraBe
am Solnitog 9lbclo EN- oerbeerenoe0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-19
yGbb Tcauws" E Gonuent.

Gan Sron5isco, 18. Sept, =
Gle @orbercitungen fir sen Gm.
piong Der io%uperGnen @roBloge oc$
,llnobbGngigen Srbens Ser Obj
1eQoms," ole am Nontag ibre Sit
5unqcn bier beginner miro, iinO ooQ-
enoet. SIN We6onics' FapiIon it
Elm ,3eItlogcr fir 500 u%niformirte
,Gotriorden" oeS Grocns erriftet
iuoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-19

TSn Dem Gonpent Der 8eteranen
bes nlerifuniihcn ariegeS SIT ct.
2onis, MO, muroe Somes 6, Cart
ton aus 9ebiorO, Sno., 5um Trali'
henten uno &ouia 9eeler aus Saltt-
more gum 8ice.Yr1iioenten ermGblt.
Ser nafite Gonpent finbet in 0al-
las, Ger, am %. Mai 1905 itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-19
Sdlnh Der Contention.

"eogles" oero6i6ieoen iit bon
Der Stobt ser Monumente. -
einer oerielben ninmt cine 5rall
nit naf Souie.
Die Convention Der Goggles" ge.
bort iebt Der @erganqenbeit oil.
Nm alien gobnbofen uno Gampi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-19

idiii. gScrftcn tonnte man SdnltuB
Ole ollolCr" nit 8cpGf bclaocn an;
trciicn mo gym bo@ 9ouptqporticr
bcrlml mar IS Idon ant 9tod)ntt-
toN 0oc lul0 Icer, ocnn Ole Wenigen
Ntjtglicocr oc9 OrocnS, mclde nod
nitt obgcrciit limo, mod)tcn einen2lb'
itctCr nod Maibington, iuolclblt Ite
uoh DER NCiihtigung ser SebenS'
miiroi0fcitcn Ger Stoot @dlte Ser
0ortiQcn gIcric Worcrt. &or ibrerglo.
rciie nubucu oic ouSipGrtigcn Sag
les" @cihIiiiic al, in meIfen lie litl
in onertcm1c1ocr Meiie iiber ibrelt
GnlpiunQ uu0 Ole @emirtbltng III Der
Stuot Scr Mommcnte ouSiprodcn.
Nci Dem ShIuBbou mur9en oltd) oIe
Erciie pcrtbciIt, uQmIih fir Die ga.
ruoC:
Origincnitc Uniform, @omcIteao,
ga.
gcitr8 WnrihircrL EittSburg-
Ncrie. aSt%at
9citcS Gri6eincn, Neps6upcn.
@roBte 3obI IN Scr &oruoc, Che
iapcufe = Ncric, &i9blonotolun.
9eIte uuiiormirte Sopclc, 60. He'
giment, Ncm, port.
Ger 0r0Bte yNoIcr," Sr. @ild)riIt
bon Sonlelteu6.
Ger f%IeirItc og(oIer", Or. i. GroI'
ien bon Nbilooelpbio.
Die i6lucrIten Wtdnner, $50. IdeD
bon g8cit &irgintcn ulo Sus.HittIc
bon 9ropiocncc. 9ciOc Wicgen ic
356H Yilno.
0cr ogloIer," iueIder bon Ser emit
icrutcitcn Giiton5 fam, 9r.@oluaroa
bon Qopion 9Th, 9loSfo.
Sir SQluninatiouen crbicltetSod)'
ifilo, aobn II. So. oen crlten, mo
2ifcS, 8crponger II. So. Den 5lpeltelt
Yrei8, uno fir Dctorution Suffers
oen erItcn u10 Stetport II. 50. oct
5pcitcn YreiS,
Sr. GborIc3 u. GriBler oon For'
f%crSbnrg M..Nu,, IicB lih bier Gam.
Itug nit Sri. Gffic Mt. 9torriS, mel
DIE iid mGbreno Der Convention SIT
9cIud bier aufbicIt, in 0pnlcnS Sci.
iclu ldJmicOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-19

9rudfebIcr. - Gopin NM
id1lang ieine 9rort uno fliiiterte gan5
gliiflih: %, 0u SCu)mmel meiues
Sebens!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-19

1894 OTIS .--GnIifornlas Ii. Sbio.
Beire. BerfGmmluneSlofdI rSerinantd'
Gpge ST.; .Nueem. glrb. '9S. 'urt. s8erein
bon Stt'8nItimore"; nNpitlon gorcl. 8, s..
2. 81; pWsetauarb. 'llntOn 73". 5alIe 5u
bcrmtetben.
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buttons Inseisen.
Sarrp G. U'ann. slmpaIt. 100 1it.acgtnstunftr.
8erwaiterss 0crtunf
iperthonncu nuo nmfnngrcidlcn W,cbnersG tas
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Or AZ. Wrniunfa pour

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