davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10
sNowP1oUGH GOES THROUGH WINDOW
Brake Gives Way, and It Slides Down Hill
into Store-Damage, 81. 800.

snovp,ough OF the Richmond Light and Rail-
road Company which was being taken from the
West Brighton station TO the car barns IN New
Brighton. ran wild at Tom pkins-ave and Richmond
Turnpike. Tompkinsvile. Staten Island. yesterday
afternoon and caused considerable damage.
The car had gone as far Tompkins-ave and
Richmond Turnpike. when the brake gave way and
the car began 10 slide backward down the hill
Its speed increased considerably as Il went
down the hill and when It reached the corner of
Arietta-st Il travelling a lively rate There
IS curve al Arietta-st and In taking this curve
the suowplough jumped the track and crashed into
the b. window ia the store Of George EGbeTt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10
HANNA's BRIEF ON WOOD.
Review Of the Case Prepared by the Ohio
Senator.

Washington March e-The contested appointment
OF General Leonard Wood TO be major general OF
the army was taken up to-day IN executive ses-
sion Of the Senate After listening TO brief pre-
pared by Senator Hanna, summing up the testi
nlonv which had been given In the hearings before
the Committee on Military Affairs. and several
afidHvits obtained since the hearings closed. the
Senate adjourned. Senator Foraker announced that
he would move to take up the case at every pos
s,ble opportunity.
In the matter Of the establishment IN Havana OF
the game known as the 'jai alai." Senator Hanna
said:
An attempt has been made to show that General
Wood did nothing than 10 give his technical
consent 10 tine leasing Of a Plot or ground for the
pu~gc=e OF erecting thereon the building In which
this game was to he played and that the betting
on tho game is merely Incident. hut the prCsi-
cont OF the company represented 10 General Wood
that without betting rules the game could not exist
As 20 the Bellairs Incident. Senator Hama said:
Il appears clearly from the evidence OF witness,
Fisher. that upon two different occasions he told
General Wood Of the charges made against the
character OF BeIairs. and that General Wood asked
him to suppress the publication OF the charges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10
HOSPITAL DOCTORS FAIL TO AGREE
Reed, Of New-York, Says Man Had Been
Drinkng-Paralysis. Declared at Bellevue.

Daniel Mcleod, who Ea.l BE- lived No so1 West
F1rv-soc1u5-s worried rl.~-e-e- when he was
shle walked into tho West Irtictt-st s-aton last even
to6 Sergeant Eoetler pc hungry and Sd
and asked place E.ee1. T-.l Cor. and
when Il came Mcleod ate % rlseu1usly-
As De seemed in pain rho sergeant % Sev-Y0-z
Hospital fo- ambulance. DI Reed responded. lie
looked ~ eoI then turned the rerseen and said
according 1af-cr. .lr't take Thar man %
Bellevue Its fun of sick people ana hes ~ cub
Seer for The island. ICES been lrluHluC.'
Mcleod said Do hadr'r hal crIEE nine months.
TIRE sergeant sent Mcleod % Bellevue Hospital ola
ls responsibility iu tHe patrol wagon. of
fhs medical wards there Dr McG.n said be
fenE from partial paralysis and Jung trouble that
te foInG M evidence that Mcleod had been drinking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10
LAYS IT 70 RACE HATRED.
john ". Bookwalter, Of Springfield, Ohio,
De1lores Recent Mob Violence There.

John ~. TookvaIter. whose home since 1850 has
been Ira Springfield. Ohio. Is staying IT the Holland
House. REGARDING the mob violence that began
with tac lyrel.uE % The negro Richard Dixon. on
Monday night Mr. BookwaIter said yesterday:
The lawt-es happenings of tho last two or three
DAYS Iu Springfield can only he deeply cepioTed
40 e obvious that l1 the lyuehirg az The negro the
authorities were taken hy FUr1rlse-th.y DID not
think such thing could happen IN Springfield
Since Tho uprising against the cC'ored slayer Of the
partnership IL seems clG1r-r"Erctta bic as may BE
fEa fa.t-that The element OF race hatred was -
tho bottom os the trouble.
The possibilities of such thing probably
present iu any community whore spirit Of an
fr.e,rI-u offairs 81 degree Of growth between two
widely different elements of the population.
The percentage % negroes I'm the population or
Sn~lllatII is very large--u - - per cent q the
wtae--Ivt lf Tho two races are Co abide In the
anne community harmony can only obtain as q re-
s.lt Of rlutual f0rh"lraucc- Such events as those
OF fIa last few days must make this apparent
road" ard was obviously centre Of sympathy for
Oh. negro ln slavery days II ts probably duc %
.U.s fact that Springfield has "a larger percentage
.r negro residents tsap any other Northern city.
The Wulc~f1rco University y. devoted 20 The eIu-
cation Of negroes. is only fifteen miles away. and
s-rIrsGald has very large number OF educated
negroes 7 have neither bias nor prejudice against
mo negro nor any uuEindly feeling toward the
rr~p and , confident only an irresponsible
member OF IL could have caused the uprising There
Is large element q rerutahe and law-abiding
ro1g~ed citizens I'm Springfield that would he
edy 10 furnish tho for such terrible scenes
ass have been enacted as white men. l sincerely
hone the situation may be composed and some solu-
trnn found for the problem prese nted that VIII
obviate a recurrence OF a race conflict
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10
DICKINSON CRIPPLED BY FIRE
Burning Of College Building Has Proved a
Severe Loss

Dckuson College. Carlisle. Penn. lost ty March
ooupara tiyey rev building The cost was $50 900 and
only $4,000. ceary every recitation room
TIE ooes faculty and halls the Itersr,
socistcs. win al their contents were consumed.
THIS Institution. which has about Eve hundred studeuts
Igv endowed a1l Ike ali OF the s5-called small
coieess has had struggle keep ts EXPENSE
within EnG stiu maintain high standard O,
gchclarso. TIE lo.u therefore presents problem
tifcUlt solve. Tho hlllcuu d. Indispensable must
h rchuiit Carlisle WIZ Go some thlnR.
H. SATURDAY. evening
Hcratio King
many wears q trustee. John q. Secor ID this
city. President cfier Justice ~
The supreme Colrt wtfe uated there and q asserted
thar has Furnished humber n Senators Judges
soldier nu5 clergyman proportion ts graduates thar
eny ins.ttoa % s character United State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10
TRANSFERS SUIT AGAINST Ia sEvr1,
Case Will Go To Special Term on MotiO, =,
Plaintiffs Attorney.

In the City Court yesterday the case a, ,,r.
Aoorn against kirke La shelle. in which the p-,,.
TIL sued for 5000. alleging that the dsfs-s, s'-
sold him the scenery properties and eoeT,.-s lad
the opera The Idols Eye after aIrsa5,, e3 %
disposed OF them to another party was ~ having
encar. A jury was tmpanelled. the ISSUE -, ca
trial and the hrst witness was being exa,,5- o.
sion to transfer the case 70 the SueeI,l = NE
Leave was granted with the penalty atfs,.I sraa.
the costs Of the case as far as ir had n-o-.el %
with leave for the amended petition to r. sS5eded.
thirty days. under forfeiture Of the disr,,.sd n
the suit. i'S@l %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10
HoeARTH ENeRAvlNes PRESENTED.

At the meeting yesterday q the trustees Of the New
Public Library important gifts announced
Charles Stewart smith gives tuiry-four engravings BY
HcEarth Tor the print department which he largely
contributed heretofore From Ro5ert A p Dayton
received the OF the platform % Republican
adoptet b the convention held IN Philadelphia
in July. lsc0. From the
received leiT voiuncE Ssd pamphlets and
l@ckages 81 ranlscr-s. relating mainly Egyptian
Hebrew ssicisua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10

Legion Of Honor. - eoss % n.
The assault occurred July IA f0oa q, -
oyster stand al West and Cortandt "a -sont %
RsS s9s P ~ when he iostisi 81 Is va
Fteuney OF 80. - Ihlrteenth-st-, Hobok@u sonn J
result was that Dankbsrs struck Hsnrev - ne nns
with his 'f On ne hsaf
DankberK was brought back ron, si,- s.
Immediately after the appeal decfss 49, - 5.1ls-7
been in prison at the Tsnnbs e"4 has s1os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10
SINKING TREsTLE DELAYS TRAFFIC.
Lucin-Ogden Cutoff Not To Be Used Till
Safe.
TBv TEuuGnkrH TO TIE TEIBUxE.l

Salt Lake City March Sin crossing the Lucin-
Ogden cutoff across Great salt Lake yesterday the
nrst freight train sent over the route was de-
layed more than three hours by a new sink
ing o. tho trestle The freight train, con-
eistng Of thirty-nvs carloads OF tea from the
Orient. gned % the Eastern para o. the United
States left Lucin az 10 O'Clock ia the morning and
did not reach ogden until $40 p n. The freight
held while the trestle riehted.
Owing % this occurrence the operating depart
ment ~ the Southern Pacific mas decided 10 send
al passenger traffic around by The old route until
the track is entirely safe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10

-.s-a7 and becomes a law It may have the erect
- revivIug about thirty alered railroad coIpoIa
fiors which have been Organized % 1870 -rI
.I-r-,,,b the eastern Part Of the borough OF ! nc
Pronx and Westchester County, ever since IN, ne
$50 The effect OF the enactment into a law
ts bfU vii be 10 cloud the titles OF Min or
Sorars. worth OF property IN the borough oI re e
49, a-d Westchester County. We SUBMIT L.!!lt
,bfs would be a gross and unwarranted injustice
a. fbe bubble Of these sections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10

damaging his store 10 the extent Of about 81 500
Word was sent to the comDany's Office and a wreck
Ing car was sent to the scene and the suowplOugh
placed the rails and towed back 10 the
barns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10
Me Nansm41kJ7ug
We Are Showing The
NEW SPRING SHOES

have with the but they are vastly
handsome and comfortable than the old styles that
so glad 60 coored shoes have also back into ,r
White shoes for and children, promised
wide popularity for Summer They viii be both canvas
and buckskin.
pleasing feature the men the
lump to
We have variety Slippers Pumps with high heels
makers in makers of
comprises splendid stable
a years knowledge, than before
splendid stock pick your Spring Fou, ,v,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10
The Foreign SILKS Are
Full Of Shimmering Beauty

Delicate, light fabrics, for the most part comprise this rich
of
fairy loom gening, shining almost hidesc in
Spring gowns thew hold
promise!
vo1es, In the
fabric overpnted Clair
Pds another with
posed of varying Sizes white seffrrs
scattered it.
The MsaliHes gisem5re. shaded n
qus antique blending
in fnel of
Here further details of these and other fascinating newcomers,
WILL to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10

Plain MeSsdliHeS. IN a complete line OF
evening and street shades: "a IN. wide.
81 30 a yard.
Orbre Hcssalire, in tints OF pink and light
blue. s. a yard.
NcsSGliue antique, n shades OF gray.
champagne. brown. lilac. and grisallls ef-
fects s. a yard
McssqliHe FGcoHHs OmbTe. IN dots and
small cubes: pink. blue. lilac and gray. 50
a yard
L0uiSiHe Jasper OHbre; Jasper grounds
with ombre satin coin dots In gray, reseda
and lilac. $3.50 n yard.
Printed clair de LuHe: black grounds
with scattered white dots; 46 IN wide.
$3.50 q yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10
F4VORS BESTS Plan.
Chief Engineer NichoIs's Report
HighIH Recommends II.

Chief Engineer Nichols OF the Bridge Depart
raent in n report made yesterday on the extension
Of the Manhattan terminal. highly recommended
Ccrnmissiouer Best'z plan. and 90 viii Dee taken I'D
NJ the conference on the bridge question 90 he
held to-day at the rapid transit rooms.
Ut. Nichols's report says u part:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10

Clair De LHHe PqSfilles: grounds OF black
brown, gray. castor and violet. with self
cOlOred satin dots and large crescents
formed OF various sized dots. 46 In wide
ST n yard.
BOule LOuisiHs. IN white with neat printed
stripes. and woven dots and large rings; As
in. wide. 81 yard.
PDiS Ninette; all silk wolfe union with large
seIf-ColOred dots OF satin. printed with neat
white dots: 40 In. wide. 81 a yard
Crepe De Chine ImDrims. IN white. ciel
lilac. tan and gray with rich printed cash
mere designs; 46 IN. wide. 81 a yard
Broche Crepe. in white. tan. ciel, gray and
reseda. with graceful self-colored designs;
as I'm wide 81 a ward ROtundd-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18

9i0asIe, Subert Boulder. 1T eeitorben.
Gr lpar gebpren 1910, lit alfp "a Sab
re alt sefporben, unb prieiter felt 1886,
b. +. 68 Sabre. Ra9bem er 2ebrer
Der @efdidte i'm fleinen Seminar gez
pefen, aog er iid 1857 in ieinem 5ei>
matbsort Gbiculles auriid, mo er pie
Elm 4na6oret lanbpirtbfdaftli9e Orr
beiten betrteb.
8pnferbenfdbrifant Moitricr BON
bier, Bis iebt @ertreter Der 6ieIigen
Stabt i'm 2anoesausI6uffe fubr nit
feinem @aeen in einen W1gen Der cleft
triI6en StraBenbabn unb muBte
idper perleBt mad feiner @obnung
gebra6t perben.
Quf S9loB g%ettingsn BEL 0iebenbos
fen itarb i'm 4lter BON 65 Sabren Srau
8aronin Sbepbor b. @ar9an, geb.
9ortenie 4lice Gspipent be Ia Billie
8pisnet. sic mar cine srobe Wpbl>
tbdterin Der Mrmen. 9ur6 tbren
Sob iinb Die angeiebenIten dltlothrins
giitiIden SamiIien in Srausr gefcbt.
Saar9em ii b. Dem penitonir>
ten Observation-Disclosures Ser
mann Sottmann purbe bas &reuS bes
allgemeinen Gbren5ei9ens perliebsn.
'StraBburg. Die beige Sans
b%elstammer begging bas Subildum ibres
100jGbrigen 8eitebens. Bel Dem Self
oft, pel9er i'm Seine Der Sanbelsfdmz
mtr am @utenbergplube inter Sbsil.
nabme Der Spiben Der 8.b0rpen itatts
fanb, bielten Der Stati6alter Shirt So.
9enlobe 2angenburg, Der prdibent
Der Sanoelstammer, &ommerSienratG
S6aller, 8iirsermeiIter Bad, S60ns
MiibIbuuien, Der 8i5eprdiioent Der
91noelstammer, Gommer3ienrdt6 Gil
isn II. a. 4nIpra6en. 9lidpunId<
&unogebungen tparen bonn DeutI6en
6dnOelstag, ben !0anbelsfdmmern BON
Berlin, 9amburg. Mannbeim, &oblen5,
Worms, potsoam, golmar, ben Qeltes
item Der 9erliner &aufm1nni9aft BEN
Gentralpercin CUR 9ebune Der peutI6en
Tlubs uno Sanali9ifffabrt II. a. me6t
eingelaufen. CUR grinnerung an bic
Jeier perOffentIi4te SanoeIstammers
SetetGr Or. Saus cine SeIti6rift:
Die 9anoslstammer gu Strabburg
1803-1903.
9omtapitulur Taeb fsierte in Teiner
@obnuns in grDBter StiGe iein eolpez
nes prieIter= Subildum. Setbit manGe
ieiner nd6iten Setanntsn erfubren nur
5ufdllig bon Der 5eier. 8eigeorbnetcr
Sebl iiberbra6te inn ben p~erliebsnen
Rotben Ipleroroen pierter &laHe.
Sas l~angid6rige Mitsliep bes 2ans
tesausi4uRes uno unterelidiiiiden 81:
5irfstdges. Qltbiirsermetiter Rotb aus
9dmbad, 1T i'm Otter BON go Sabren
bier a~eItorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18
Ereie Stdote.

Bremen. &apitGn Heimfaiten
bonn Sampfer n@rpBer &urfiirit t" bes
Hprpbeuti4en 2lopo, Der feline 100.
SaednreiIe ais &dpitdn beenbet bat,
purbe na1 Der qntunft bes Sampfers
in 8remerbapen bur6 Sberinipeftpr
@neelbarbt bonn NorbbeutI9en 2lopb
i'm Namen Der @eIe1f6dft cine G6rens
9dbe unb Elm in nGrmiten Musbriiden
abeefabtes 9liidnunf6l6reiben Der
DIRECTION iiberrei9t. Sur1 ben
@rpbberaoe BON MedlenburesS 9nes
rim purbe &apitdn 8eimtaiten beipr>
bers dus9e5eidnet unb nit Dem @reis
fenorben befprirt. SIM 8erpoltungs>
9ebduoe bes HorooeutI6en 2lpDb pur@
ben benz Subilar nod pcitcre @brunz
gen autbcit. Na6bem or bel feinem
@rfdeinen BON BEN @i3cprGiibenten
bes Horboeutf6en 2lppo. Srib 46elis.
in @egcntpart bes @eneraltpnIuls De
Illus unb Directors 2ciIt arf bds
ber5liditc bceriiBt tporben mar. ri9tete
&onIul @6elis cine ldngere Inipra9e
an i'm, in mel6er or linn gu Der IhDnen
6eier i'm Namcn Der 8crlpaltuna bes
2lppb bic pGrmiten 9liidpiinI6e aus
iprd6. Sobann puroe ibm bonn Sc
neraltpniul 0elius Der inn pom &aiz
fer p%erliebene &ronenprben picrter
&loHe iiberreiht.
9ur6 ausgeitrDmtes @as eritidt lit
bier Der iunee bpffnunesoole Ir1itett
@cors 9ii4off, Snbaber zines eutse=
benbcn 9auseI1Gftes. Man fanb ibn
i'm 9abeaimmer ieiner Wobnuns in
bas 8abeluten %eineebiilt unb auf eli
mem Stuble iibenb tobt Dor. Oas
3immer mar nit benz elmer fGabbaft
eemorbenen 2eitune en%tftr0mten Gas
aneefiillt. Der Nsrftorb,ne mar felt
turorm p%crbeiratbet. &urS Dor ieinem
Hohe bate er einem Bale beiseipobnt.
Sn ben ReismiibIen Der @ebr. nils
fen am Observation-Disclosures brad elm
Grobfeuex ous. 2rok5em aus alpaus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18
SeiterreidsNmsarlL
Tieoerz ii n 5 SberDFerrei

Rieberz mi SberD #,
Wien. Director Der Oonalls
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 9ofrat6
2ubtpig Bitter llllmann bon @renpi lit
bier perI6ieben. Gr mar elmer Der berz
porragenbiten 8ertreter bes 8~erfebrss
peIens Der Monar6ie, Mitelieb bes
itGnbi9en 4usihu{ies bes Wafferftrd>
Benbeiratbs unb 8erpaltungsratb Der
Illgemeinen 8augeIellfdaft.
Sm SadIe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SO. 119 fpieite Die breiidbrise Marie
Sibiot IN Der eltsrli6en @pbnuns nit
S3iinobOla6en. Sbre &leiber entsiinbez
ten ii6 uno ais Na6bdr auf bas 9ilfez
9ei6rei III Die Wpbnung eilten, fanbsn
fie bus Sinh in ben lsbten 3iigen. Oie
Ier5te bes Sreipilligen= Hettungsforps
fonnten nur ben Sob feit1tellen.
Sie ~50idbrige Selene BeiB, Differ
9runp, Miillnergaiie go. 6 pobnbaft,
gine tiirali9 nit ibrem S9fpager, Ell
mem 3abnar5t, auf Der Hineitrabe fpas
sieren. YlOslid ftiirate Tie, bonn S6las
ge 9eriibrt gu iammen. sic purbe in
eine @potbete 9ebra6t unb lit bort eez
ftprben.
Del 41jdbriee Mai6iniit Seinri9
Bring, Meibling, 4i6borngaIIe SO. 5
ppbnbaft, pollte IN Der NG9e bes
Dictionaries auf Der Wieben cinem
Motorpogen auspeihen, itieb aber
nit ieinem 3tpeirabe, auf benz ct fab,
nit einem SbItpugen 3uiammen unb
nurbe auf bas Strabenpflafter ges
|fdleupert. prin5 eradblte, bab er bon
Der 0ei6iel bes Wagens in ben Baud
9eitpben purpe. Na4bem er ieoe
peitere 5ilfeIeiltune nit Dem 8emers
fen ablebnte, oaB ibm nidts geideben
fei unb er Ii9 BON benz S6reden be-
reits piebsr erbplt bate, nurbe er auf
Ieinen @unI9 en%tlaiien. SurS barauf
perf9limmerte ii6 jebu6 fem 3uitanb,
er purbe in bas &aiferin @lifdbetbs
Spitdl eebradt, no er at 9audfell<
entaiinbune seitorben iit.- Ssillri9
1Yrin5 ldbt cine Dittipe unb flint unz
p~erIorste 8inber suriid.
Den poliseiagenien 5lorian gBibs
bplm uno Srana &ebrsr purbe bas FL
berne @crbieniitreus perlieben. Die
beioen Igenten MOLTEN i'm Iuguit bic
les Sabres in elmer 8affeel9dnte in
Der @runbiteingafie in Neulerdenfelb
bic 8erbaftuns bes Sdlofiereebilfsn
Moris 2ei9t, zines berii6ti9ten Gin
rehers, pDrnebmen. Oils fie bic 8erz
baftune ausiprafen, nahmen mebrere
i'm 2otale antpeienbe Snbipibuen fir
,2si6t Yartsi unb es entfpann fid Elm
erbitterter &f. bei benz bsibe Msen=
ten burh Slide fdtper perlebt purz
ben. 8ebrer true cine lebenssefGbrli=
DIE @erpunbuns am Sberfdentel,
Wibbolm Stihmunben am &opfe unb
mebrfahe anbere Werlebunsen bapon.
8eibe 9etettips laeen i'm Stefanieipis
tai fdper trant barnieber unb erit boz
Ruraem tonnten fs aus benz Spital
entlafien iperben unb ipisb.r ibreu
.Dienft antreten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18

beim b. b, 0ollcn cine iebr snGoiae &as
binettsorore gu, in Der feline 6srporz
raeenpen 2eiitungen unD 8erbienife
neuerDings sepiiroigt perben; auberz
] benz purDen Dem tii6nen &eiterfiibrer
bic 8rilantsr gum &rpnenorben atpeis
ter &lafe perlie9en.
Sad EN- M eintnsen.
Silbbur9bauen en-. Der bier
bsritor6ene Maler 9ogel Fat Ieinen
Na6llB in Der !9Dbe Don 100000 81.
fir &unitSnede our @rri9tun9 elmer
Serdpbine 8ogel=6 amilisnItiftung fiji
beuti6e &unitmaler binterlahen. Hur
8unitmaler, Die beutI6s Rei6sangeb0>
ri9e iinb uno p6ns lInterI6ieb Der Rsz
lieion in Miin6en, Dresden unb Rom
leben, BADEN Inipru9 auf llnterItiibz
ung. MaIerinnen limb ausgeI6lofen.
Der 9er5os BON Meiningen bat Der
6ieiigen, CUR IufnIbme bon Settles
trdnten aus Sa6Ien>M Sa6z
ienz& pbur9~@ otbd unb S9tpar3burgz
RubplftaOt beitimmten Srrenpfleseaits
italt Elm @eIeqi6dftsbdus erbluen laIz
len, Deien Soften BON $4,000 Wart Der
Ser3og periOnli9 9eOedt bat. Der
itattlide gau lit nu6 ooraufgegangencr
@intpeibung Ieiner 8eItimmung iibsr9e@
ben nprpsn.
Der in Weiningen felt eini9er Belt
iid in unterIudun9s6aft bsfinoli4e
Sii6lerlebrling Ringer, Der ben lebten
groBen 8rano in Dem 0orfe 6lp9 bei
S9m1lfaloen an9elegt bat, 1T CUR 8es
obl6tung ieinss @eiftesauItanbes in
bic bieiige S%rrenanltali iibsrfiibrt NOR
ben.
9 a Of en- 70 len d.
Weimar. Dem gafeiertsn 9eig,r
8ronislqfp Subermann lit bier cine
bobe @brung au 5beil geiporben. Muf
DunI6 Der 8roBbera6gin, tpelde ben
&iinitler bereits inn Sommer einselaben
bate, tpirtte Subcrmann Iebtens in eie
! mem Softunaert nit. 0drduf fplgte er
lsirer beIonperen @%inlaoung Der multi
liebenoen boben 6rau, uuf peren
WunI6 er bic 8reuberzS onute gu &C.
bDr brddte. oils Nus3ei6nung bierfiir
erbielt er bic s~oloene MepaiIe fir &unit
unp 8ifenidaft,
Oas 9robbsr3oslide Sop6ienitiF.
bierielbit begebt am g., 8. uno 10. aprll
1904 bic 5eisr ieinss 5~0jdbrigen Sc
itebens.
Giiena9. oils bic GbeTral bsS
Maurers S6aG tiirali9 nit ben 8prs
bereituneen CUR WGIde bci6Gftist mar,
febte tie ibr flint Sabre dies 8ino, I'M
es au ertpGrmen, auf ben Oedel BEG
Wai6teKels, in Dem bic WdI6e brpz
bette. Der 9edel ruti6te inbeIIen aus
Ieiner Gage, bas 8imb fiel in bic to-
denDe Mafe unb 'perbriibte ii6 berart,
pab es alsbulb an ben Splgen itdrb,
Sena. Der prdiipent bes gcmein:
I9aftliten tbiiringiiden Sberlanoesz
9eri6ts. Wirf.i6er @eheimrat6 Or. b..
8riiger, erbielt Den S|rpncnprpsn eriter
&lafc.
SenatsprGfioent Or. 8lpmen,r tprrz
be an STEELE bes in ben Rubeitaro ses
t~retenen prdIioenten BON 8riiger gum
Observation-Disclosures ernannt.
~ rntrp,t oo+,+r"t "r
...u4-SApar3burs.
RubotItabt. Shirt @iintber bon
S6pdr5burgsRuoplft 6at Dem 8onz
i%erpator Der 8unItbsntmdler Der tbiis
ringiI6en Stdaten, profei1or Bob, bas
@brentreu5 bes SdparS6urgiiden
SausorOens perlieben. BOB bat bic
reihbaltige 8etbeiiisung oes Siiritsnz
tbims an Der funitbiitprii6en 4usItel=
lung in GrFurt seleitet. Die %pertbopl@
len Sunltidobe aus ben tbiringiI9en
Staaten baben 81 ben 9rpben Grfplsen
Der eigentli6 BON ben preuBiiden 8es
bDroen perd%nItdItstsn 4usIteGung piet
bci9ctragen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18
Geidslamoe.

Mcb. 9ier purbe Elm sepiiIsr
@iers aus Bonn perbdftet, Der Iid int
GlIab als Director Der ,Yritii6 dno
Continental Company" ausgab. Die
@eIsaIdaft, oaren DIRECTION aus Iieb,n
Mits.ieosrn beItebt, bic Elm 4ttientapis
tai BON 5000 8funo seSeidnet, jebo6
bis jebt nur 7 pfuno einbeSablt blben,
beitsbt in 2onopn unb Mil ansebli6
b,itebsnoe 6abritseIddTte in @sie0z
Iadften m. +. $. umlpanpeln. sic pers
ipridt bierSu bic nDtbisen Saarmittel
pprsuTfreden. 9iers puroe perbaftet.
als er inter @erIprehunger einem
-Manne iein @elp aus Der SdIde 5u To-
den perIndte.
Der felt psrgdngenem 5rii6jabr in
Der Msbseritrabe go. 40 CUR Mietbe
lpobnenbe 3aper ;probft aus Gplmar,
Elm Mnflnss Der breibiser Sabre ftebsns
Der 8aufmaRn, Der iid bisber pes bsitcn
Mufss erfyeats, Ieuerte in ieiner Wob.
nuna auf pie i'm 9aui. fpobnenbe 5rlu
p.s artiItep ni,etil fiinf ReOolperidiiFe
ab uno erfaoBi fid pann IeIbit. Dis
1rau 1T fdpertnerlebt. Der Gbemann
erfIdrt, ieiaa Grau babe in Der probit'.
ihen WobnuHsi auf i'm sefpartet. oa or
feline Wobnune qabseidlofen bate uno
ausasansen mar. probft babe be
frau Dsraepaltig.n tponen unD ais Tim
bies miblans. ben Morbperiud semadt.
Grau Niletil brad 3nIammsn uno tpar.
be ins 4pfpitat stfohren.
DIR dltsfts psiefer Der Rieiissn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18

1elm b. b, SOlcn cine iebr snabise aae
binettsprbre gu, in Der feline 6srporz
r%asenpen 2eiitungen unD 8erbienite
neueroings 9epiiroist perben; auber=
Dem ipurben Dem fii6nen &eiterfiibrer
bic 9rilanten gum &rpnenorbcn atpeis
ter &lafe perlie6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-18

III I9bIsg
lHnHt1
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-14

>. ;. IOCkHART,
Attorney for Mortgage, Milbank, South Dakota.