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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-04
scripps News Association }

tScr1ppS NEWS ASsUC1at1On.J
DETROIT. Mich, Aug. 4.-The
closing session of the American Fed
Grafton of Catholic Societies was held
this morning. A number of resolu-
tions were adopted. including one on
the school question. advancing this
as a solution: Let no public moneys
be paid out for religious instruction
in any school; let educational per
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-04
WANTS $4,000
ON MINE DEAL

Livingston Gushing has brought
suit in superior court to recover on a
promissory note Of $4,000 from Ber-
nard and Augusta Macdonald as indi-
viduals. 1t Is claimed by the Mac
donalds that the note was given by
Mr. Macdonald as an officer Of the
American Developing & Mining COM
pany and is no way responsible for
it's payment.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-04
KILLED
rou1rEEN REPORTED DEAD on
FATALLY INJUHED AZ RESULT
or A RAILROAD WRECK.
(scripps News Association.

(Scripps News Association.)
PARSONS. Kan. Aug. TT is re-
ported Frisco passenger train was
wrecked near Vinita. I. T., this morn
ing and IA were killed and fatally or
seriously injured. The tender left
the tracks. followed by several
coaches. which were overturned.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-04
SOLDIERS IN riot
(scripps News Association. }

(Scripps News Association.)
PORT AU PRINCE, Aug. A
neral melee between soldiers and
reisners. a majority OF the latter
rians, occurred here today. The
lice were powsrless to suppress the
border. Tho carriages Of several
!ations were stoned.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-04
AMES HAS NERVE
(Scripps News Association. }

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 4.-Dr. A.
Ames, twice mayor OF Minneapolis
and twice tried for grating, filed
today an affidavit In his candidacy for
republican nomination for congress
and will make a vigorous campaign.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-04
GENERAL 0KU REPORTS THE ENEMY
NOW .RETREATNG SWIFTLY NORTH

Toxic official dispatch:
General Oku reports that the enc
my has been retreating continuously
northward since August 3. On Au-
gust our army occupied Hal Cheng
and New Chwang, which is situated
80 miles northeast Of the port of the
same name."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-04
CLARK'S SON
!: GETS LICENSE

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4.-Charles
Clark, son Of the Montana senator,
today secured license to wed Ce-
celia Tobin, member of wealthy
San Francisco family.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-04
OFFICERS
REELECTED
(scripps News Association.)

(Scripps News Association)
CINCINNATI, Co., Aug. 4.-The
national convention Of teamsters re-
elected President Shea of Boston and
Secretary-treasurer Trurley of Chi
cago by acclamation.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-04
FALSE PRETENsEs

Upon the complaint Of w. II. Pen
niger. Judge Stocker issued a warrant
for the arrest of Frank Bard, who is
charged with gaining money under
false pretenses.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-04
BISHOPS PLACE"
BECOMES A FAD
(scripps News Association.

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-The Subway
tavern, dedicated by Bishop Potter.
is doing rushing business. and
Bishops place." as 1t is dubbed,
promises to be one Of the fads of the
city.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-04
GOT THE CASH

(Scripps News Association.)
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 4.-Six
thousand and twenty dollars in cash
was stolen by sneak thief who en-
tered DR.. William Fry's home last
night.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-04
H0AR MUCH Better

(scripps News ,Association.)
WORCESTER. Mass, Aug. 49,
Senator Hoar passed . comfortable.
night and his condition IL Improved
this morning.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-04
THE KING VISITS
EMPEROR
fecripps News Association. }

COWES, Aug. 4.--King Edward to-
day Is q guest aboard Emperor Will
helms yacht Meteor. which particle
pates In a race with the American
boat Ingomar and six others today.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-04
A Report From New Chwang States
the Russians Have Been Driven
Into Their Last Defenses at Port
Arthur---Russians Active at Sea

NEW CHwANG, Aug. 4.-Accord-
ing to word received today the Rus
SLAMS at Port Arthur have been driven
back to their last line Of defense. The
Japanese have $50 guns in action.
1U8oIAN BOAT m PURSUIT.
(Scripps News Association.)
LONDON, Aug. "A Central News
st. Petersburg dispatch reports the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-04
MURDfRER HANGED

tScrIpps NEWS NssUcIatI%nD
PATTERSON, N. j., A-s John
Lyons was hanged today for the
murder OF John Christian. who de-
tceted him in an attempted robbery
four years ago.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-04
MeEnLAlN AGAIN
OPENS CAMPAIGN
tscripp. News Association. }

(6crippo NeWH AsSocIatioh.J
LONDON, Aug. 4.--Charnberlain
bopsned his protectionist campaign
>is afternoon by addressing huge
bdisnos at Welbsck.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-04

Russian auxiliary cruiser Donrud in
pursuit of one British and two Swed-
ish vessels, believed to be carrying
five submarine and seven torpedo
boats in sections to the Japanese.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-04

RUSSIANS 1HT1EAT.
(Scripps News Association)
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-The Jap
anese legation gives out the following
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-19

belfoblen bate, 10 bseinfluiisn. oaB er
am Samifaa por Dem gllsn Greisz
geridt ein n9lflioaSio" ausftelte, Die
Sdweine ieien nur $40 perib oewelen.
Samit iuuroe 3errp auf einmal nur
ein nRleinoisb" llno oelIen Strafe be-
trdgt nur l bis 3 Sabre 3uhtbaus.
3errp betannte fd natiirlid i6uloi0
uno Der Rihter ieBte pbise StraFe feit.
Sr bate Die orei Sabre am Gienltag
perbiibt uno es erfOlgte oaber feline
6reilaIiuna.
9errD's 9ampf um isine 6reibeit bat
IN aans Snoiana Mufieben rrreet, oa
er idliebIit Die eieieBmdbietsit oes jebi-
gen 8sieBes iiber oen unbeltimmten
5ermin inDolpirte. 1Ran mahte qeI=
teub, Dab i'm 6aIle bon 5errp's s5rei-
lafiuns bis sur Mooificirung oes @e.
iebes iiberbaupt @efdnaniile.nibt mebr
n0tbig iein wiiroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-19

Qratabo. Oflaboma, 10. San.
Sobn Bigbam, yasnt elmer Wlilwauiee'
8rauerei. erihoB bel elmer 6treitiateii
iiber cine s300.Note q. 9uoolsiion.
Der Sbdter 1T sntfloben.
GbrtHIi@s SraeIite
goiton. 10. San. 0ier 1T eins
neue reIisiOis Secie, Die fih @briiilids
Siraelitsn nennt. aLfgetreten. nit Wlit.
glieoern in Gbarleiton, Summeroale,
RoIiforb unb Roslpnoale.
Die Mdnner tragen Bart uno 0aar
moalidH lang, 70 oaB leBteres mad
6rauenart aufeemidelt iueroen mub.
Sie prOpbeaeisn bas tauienbidbrise
&eih fur 1916.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-19
Gnalilb Opsrabaus OnraaaS
iider
Staatss 5abrif. Snipsctor Me9l6ee iteat ein
oiesbe,asIideS Gertiiieat aus.

Staats 6abrii SnipectOr Wc2Ibse
bat oas @neliIb Opernbaus. iOfern es
Die glusgdnge i'm 6ale eines 6eaers
anbetriiIt, ais Our9aus fiber ertIdri,
uno er bat Dem Gigentbilmer oes
8beatsrs, Wm. 6. Gngliib, eirl
"Certihcat of exemption, perIeben
nit Dem OfiicieIlsn Siegsl ieines 9spar=
tements, 3utOmmen lalien, trait mel=
dem 9err Gngliib BON Der gerpilid=
tuno nod meitere Siderbeits=M MaB=
re9eln 3u trsffen. beTr,it miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-19

Gincinnati. 19. San. 9ar-
sermeiiter Gleiidmann psrfiiete no9
perionliber llnterIudung Die Sdlies
buna bon 6sud's 3beater uno pioer-
rief oeRen 2icerS. 9as 3be6ter wirb
aeldloiien bleiben, big bic notbigen
glenoerun9en gum 6eueri6ube gs=
troffen iinb.
y er itdrtun9 ber panama= o.
6lOtte.
80 "a B. bington II, 10. San. Die
amer. 6lotts III Banana if Ourd bas
GanonenboOt Bennington" unb 2 aus
San 6rancisco anselangte 3Orpeoos
perIidrtt.
Sn Manila trafsn bic S6ladti6iffe
yaentudp", vWisconiin" uno Ore.
son" Der aiiat. 6lotte elm. Sic ueb=
men in Der Subig Yap 6dieBiibunaen
Dor.
Sc Il blsrobbeit per-
0a m mt.
glew Dort. l9. Sanuar. Sn
einsm bier Dem @eridt eingereiaten
3eitamente beitimmte Die @rblalierin
II. u. fOlssnoes .Ysi benz 9siden=
beifatter GOlgt Rame) oarf tein Sarg
getauit iueroen. oenn oerielbe lduft
idon in Die Sduier, luenn Der 3Ooess
fall nod gar nidt ein9streten it,"
(Dsrartige robe 3acilOiisteiten toms
men audi in SnoiauapoIis Dor.
glnm. b. Reo.)
9 ocialiftif4e 81 iOnal- :
Contention.
Omab a, gieb., 10. San. 9as
@recutip-Gomiie Der nationalen iocia-
liitiiden partei erlieb einen 9Iufruf su
elmer glational Contention am /.
Dlai in Gbicngo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-19

Rem Yort. u. earnsais bat
s15. 900 sum Yau einer Bibliothet
beim 5aaaOeaa Golles. Mia. Giir Gar.
biae). geidenit.
M Ontg gOmerp. 9Ila. Die
gunoes-Granbiurp srbob 10 2nila9sn
9esen angeIebens Yiirser Degen perO-
mage.
Rem gern, u. s. Sn Jamss
@iiD iuurben ourh erplOlion in elmer
SdsemAbls Iieben Ns9er asiOOtet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-19
Snpianapois, Snpy Denaos, Sanuar

oeren OirectOrien Mdnner iGben. tuelde
ben 9lrbeiter CrQaniiationen feinoli4
9e9eniiberltdnoen. gr empfiebli. ooB I'M
Vereine nit anosren 9roben llnionen
cine eigene gant etablirt perce, oeren
Qeiier uno Director Der organilirtsn
Nrbsit ni6t ielnolid gelinnt lpdren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-19
Die 59eater=Oro inan3 b 0 III
6 bieaqo'er Staotraib
an e II o M M { II.

6 bieaqo'er 9 ia otratb
angenom m { II.
Gbicag o. 10. Sanuar. 9iad
elmer 7.liinoigen itiirmiihen SiBang
bat Der Staotratb beute WOrsen Die
Ebeatsr.Oroinans. welbe iebr radical
1T uno ourb mel9e pisle 9beatereigen=
Thinner idwsr betroifsn weroen, nit
AZ gesen s 5timmsn onsenOmmen.
8rei 36eater nsroen pollltdnoig
aubsr Be.rieb ssieBt, iueil ibre gluoi=
forums 81 1od liegen.
Galtin u EN- BORT.
Rem bort, IS. Sanuar. Das
0uedlifber i'm 3bermnmeler iant bier
beute NOroen Bis 2 8rao unter glua.
6ur9tbare 4dlte ioa i'm centralen
3bslle oes 5taates berrlben.
SentIbIanD.
Duellan tie n.
Yerlin, 10. Sanuar. 6reibsrr
b. 6rieien, Steuer.gIiielior in 2eip3ig,
muroe gu 6 Wonaten 6eltune tpsasr
eincs Iusls nit Ieinem Sdwager, BEN
Gammerberrn b. 6orltpid, perurtbeili.
QeBtersr.erbielt aus benz gleiden gln,
lalIe ihon friiber 5 Wonate.
e in lab 0nn9 an ben pra |.
ben tie II.
gBa | binaion, 10. San. prd'
lioent ROoIeDslt smpiing sima hunoeri
anaeiebene 8!iracr Midiaans. Die ibm
cine einlaOung 3u Der 80. Sabresfeiel
DER @eburt Der rspublitaniI6sn Partei,
bic in Sadion am 6. Suli itattiinoet,
iiberbratteu. 9ln Der SpiBe Der 9e.
legation, Der aud siniae Dsmoiraten
angsborten, bsianosn iid Der @ouDer.
neur bes 5taates. Die Senatoren Bur.
rom, 9llger u. u. Qlnf Die perihieosnen
@niprahen er:uioerte Serr 9iooiepsli
fur5, li6 bic entideioung Oorbsbal-
fen0.
Der Il bertriebenen @es
felftefeit ioll &C.
teuert nler0 en-.
9erIin, 10. San. Der In fait
alien bieiigen 2reiien. namentlib In
ben logenanntsn b0bereu @.isllitafts,
ldidten, berridencen Yeridwenounas.
iudt, ipelde nitt lsllsa In probsnttum
ausartei. ioll nun bon beruiener Seite
cine Gdrante entaeaengeiebt weroen.
Die in's llnacbeusrlihe gelieiaetten
glnIpriide on Die @eIelligieit baben iit
belonbers bobsn yerlualtungsbsamteu
uno Wlilitdrs aegeniber bemertbar &c.
mett. 9a ion nun Rsaeour gsIhaI'
fen meroen.
Die Dberprdloenten Der propin3en
pommsrn ano SdlleEen. gpirtlitel
@ebeimer Ratb Or. f}reiberr boz
Walban uno Staatsminilsr Dr. @raI
b. 3eoliB.9riibidIer. baben nit Der
eommanoirenoen @enerdIen Der bsiosr
prouin3sn, @eneral Der Gapalleris bon
2anqenbed unb @eneral Qieuienan
bon WoprIh, Die Wereinbaruna aetruf-
fen, bic iOliIpisliaen geIs0Ihafili9sr
YerpfIidtungen. namentlid Die Safe
reien. ab3uIdaiien uno ben aefelIiger
Veriebr aui ben llmfang Der idlidtersr
dlteren 8raoitionen 3u reouciren.
Gs miro eriuartet, oab 'bieies Bel
fpiel Nadabmuns iinoen uno oaourd
bon @iriuns leid wIro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-19
ysrional= =Notissn.

6rau 2ina 5einss. Die lisbens-
miirbigs @jattin bss 0errn @uIiab
Sein3e bon l10l WarIome STR. miro
lnorgsn NIT itren beioen 3Odtern cine
geiudsreiie nad Chicago antreisn.
6ie wirb iih bort etiua orei Woden
auFbalteh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-19
Sergeant 6reoerid g
3 Il ameut.

Snlius 3. Greoerid puroe aeItern i'm
probatgerl6t ein9ereidt. Sn oemIeiben
feBte er ieine Satin ais llniperIalerbin
uno 8elfamentsuolll ltredsrin elm.
Durd einen Steinwurf
fAwer berlebt.
Dor Ridter @arter uno @sidmore=
nen iparos iiber Cie ShaDeneriabtlaaa
0erbanoelt, uelbe Der junge Sobn
SulliOau qe9en Marp Morlsp rinae=
rei6t bat. Sic bate eiuen Stein nad
ilm 9elpOrfen Oerielbe bate i'm in's
gluse 9etrofien uno ibm Yerlekm9en
bei9ebradt. Ourh melde er seitIebens
i'm @efht entlts0t bleibsn piro. gr
perlanat s2500 griab.
Neue Q 6eiounQstla9en.
Wiattie gBiltinion beiduloi9t in
ibrer gegen ibren 8atten Wilbelm er.
bobenen Sbeioun9stla9e oenlelben oes
gbebruds.
CLAUDIA H. Susenep mar in Der Gbe
nit ibrem gatten Sobn u. nidt auf
9toien asbsttei. uno aus oisism @ruuoe
wiinidt iie, bon ibm geibieoen gu iper-
ben. Gr ioa aleibeiiltis acsen fie se=
weisn iein, iie in lIeblOIer Weiie be-
banOelt. fie ibtiebiib perlaIien unO
Omu nitt mebr fir iie ssIOrgt haben.
Die 9eI 9ler gbemirren.
9luf Die bon 6rau 2ouis @. Deitler
oegen ibren @atien TrbO5ene Shei=
Oungstlage bat Oerielbe ieBt cine slnt-
NOR. einoersidt. in iuelder er ale ge9en
i'm erhobsncn 8ei6uloisunsen abs
laugnet.
$4,000 Derlangt.
Marp pfIeger bat Die pennIplpania
9abu=8eieli9aft auT $4,000 6da=
oenerfab bertlaQt. Sbr @atie mar bel
oerIslben als Deissr beiddftiet gemeien,
als er zines 3ages i'm globember 1902
bel 9lusiibung ieines Yeruis tObilide
yerlebungen erliit.
s m 3 oli5ei9eri6t
muroen bic 6dlle Der Spisler DOC"
9u9bes uno 0arrD Dlemer, gigentbn-
mer bes Manbattan=3 =3eltaurants, Die
i'm Yillarolimmer 0es 2orraine=0otels
ben Nem Dorier 9anoelsreiienoen Seize
Gfef am SOnnta9 beim Wiirfellpiele
nabe3u 500 abeenommen, auf ndblten
Samlta9 beri6oben. 9. Z. Wiliams,
Der GjelWdftsfiihrer oes 0otels, unb
gDm. Ned, Der Gl9entbiimer beRelben.
ipslde megen gerlebung oes ylidOlion-
@eiebes bsrbaftet moroen uaren, lper=
ben ebenfalIs am SamIta0 procsilirt
perben. Die beioen S6auipieler go.
iiepb ". Smith uno Gbarles @ebert.
rel6e li9 sur 3eit i'm 9ilarosimmer
befanben. ais bic 9erbaftung ifattfano.
uno ebenfalls urretirt wOroen maren,
pureen bonn Ridter entlaRen.
Der Wirtb Gliber WeDer bon go.
1902 ROoiebeli2loe., iuelder pol9eiiern
iein 9ocaI often 9ebalten bate, muroe
nit $40 unb QOlien beIirait.
sol. WoB. Der Sdantfellner in Der
Wirtbihait glo. 447 SnOiana qlbenue,
uro Die Surihen, melbe in Der
Gamiiaa gludt in sinem 3im-
mer iiber bem 2ocale beim Spleen
iiberrempelt murben. erbielten ibren
Gaa auf Den %. Sanuar berIdobsn.
sic bebaupien, bar iie Sind 9eipieli
bdtien, bic pOIisei III ieoOd Der giu.
| lidt. oaB ss pnter mar.
Der Wirib Sobn 8rooerid bon go.
40l gpef South ctr. miro am 81.
Sanuar Den Nadmeis gu lieferi baben,
oab lein 2ocal iein unmoraliIdes 1T.
---->.es>------
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-19
OeIierreid). .llnaarn.
geutfde Mufifer EN-.

port.
yunapef. 10. San. Die Oellts
ihen MlitgIieoer Der PbilbarmoniI6en
@elellIdaii IN 9ubapelt linO aus Der
Ysreiniaun9 aus9etreten. Den glnlab
aab bic 9luiiiibrune elmer Symphonic,
bstitslt n9uowia 3oRutb". Dieie
9ompoiition uno bas Su @runoe lie
aenoe programm snibalten antibeutfbe
Motibe. uno oesbalb iaben fid bic
osutI1en Wuiiter oeranlabt. ibre Mits
ipiriung au beriosen uno aus oem @ey.
banb iiberbaupt ausjutreten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-19

gaue. fde;ue-
9. e. Mott. S24 gudanon. llmbau,
$3.50. %. 8. 9Sraiubu. 1904 9putt.
Cottage, $500. G
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-19
Na6rihten aus 5nbiana.
gntfebIider & oo.

oas 9aus Oerlieb, idlob fie ibrs 5oh.
ter, Die bauiig epileptiIde glnfdls
bstommt, in oas Saus Elm. gIls bic
Wahbarn in bic MObnung einoransen.
fanoen lie bic Stspens nit brennenoen
2leioern mitten i'm 3immsr auf benz
gOoen iibeno.
q o d Elm W Wafienbermalter
ernannt.
q bart, Sno., 10. San. Die
mennonitiide publiiations @eIell.
fhaft, melde aus yii1of 6unt uno
leinen Yerwanoten beifebt. 1T in bic
9onoe zines Mafspsrualters iiberse-
aansen. Die Sduloen bslauTsn iia
aneeblih auf $50. 900 uno bas Der.
m6aen auf sl56, 900.
3 iir bas not otbIeibenbe
Sci Il Gel wiro ges
orgt.
u { 10 u banp. Oie sSarmer in
Der 8eaeno bon Nem 9llbanp bnben
goriorge asiroffen, bab oas @eaii9el
unter Der talten Witteruns oer lebten
9ase Mat aa3ufhwer lits. Man bat
oaflIr geiOr9t, OaB Die 5bisrhsn allsr.
bano 5uiter erbalten. Dor Sabren
mar Glib Snoiana iiber einsn wionat
lang nit Sis beoedt uno 5auisnbe BON
W09eln famen bamals Dor 6un9er um.
9ieies bat man iib our 2ebre bisnen
laKsn.
bonn Grie6rid 1rin T.
mann I.
3erre 9aute Sobann 6rieo-
| rid Brintmann, elmer bon 3err
0aute's anaeiebeniten uno aeadteiitsn
oeutiden 1iirger 1T an Wontag ben
ToIgen elmer Operation erlsgen. Der
Yerblidsne mar felt bislen Sabren nit
einem @e9irnleioen bsboftet. Die
berHbmteifen Mer,te Der Der. etaaten
batten ibn in gebanoIuns uno mebrsre
Gperationen murben an ibm porae-
nommen. Ser yerltorbene mar So
Sabre alt ; er mar 1871 in Cloen.
burg, 5nO.. 9ebOren.
6euer IN einem 9lparte'
ment0a aufe.
9liarion. s5n Dem Colonial
8ebdube, einem bornebmen Qparte-
ment SauIe brad am wionta9 Elm
6euer aus uno unter ben eiipa 100
Yemobnern oes 0auies entltanb cine
mdhtigs panii. I'M 10 mebr aIs am
@ebduoe teine 6euer 9Rettun9sleiter
an9ebraht maren uno Der 6abrlfubl,
ba Die 6Iammen baib ben Sdabt bin.
auf 3iin9elisn, uabrau1bar mur0e.
Wiele 6rauen uno Wldoden tuurosn
bon bsn 6suermebgleuten in's Greit
aebradt. Der Sdaoen belduft iit
auf etma $4,000.
Die 9 taatss Sc unb beits 5.
beb Dr0e batteine
glutoritdt.
GbansbiIle. 6ecretdr Or.
purtp bon Der Staats.@eIunobsiisbes
boroe, bate cine COMPUTATION nit Der
gountp. .@eIunbbeitsbebOrbe. nad mel.
der er erildrt, ooB feline Yeb6rbe bin.
hhtli9 Der IN bem 6iioliden Srren'
glipl bor9eiommenen YlatternIdlle
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babe; oieielbe falle pielmebr Der
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erlangt.
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nsue 9rt uno WeiIe erbieIi am 9isns-
tag Gbas. y. 9errp,5 Der auf elm bia
big oiersebn Sabre In Der Sefferlon'
oiller Reformanitalt iibt. feline 6rei-
belt.
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Wapne oes Observation-Disclosures iduloia
bsfunoen. Spdter tdmpfte er tiidtio
fir feline 6reibeit, inosm er erIldrte,
er Iei oo5u nah Mbbnbuna bes tIein.
fen Straftermins beredtigt. i0a oas
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The Confessions of an Old Maid.

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remembered. s1.o0, Of booksellers or
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book of verses for children Th, whole
makes a delightful presentation of the
poetic works of this versatile and keenly
sympathetic writer. whose thought touches
all phases of life One of the most interest
ing and characteristic of Mrs Dodge's
philosophical concepts is the following
poem. entitled Inverted"
Youth has Its griefs its disappontments keen.
Its batied longings and its memories;
Its anguish In joy that once hath been;
Its iangufd settling In sinful ease.
And age has pleasures, rosy, fresh and warm,
And glad Requirements and expectancies
Its heart of holiness for a threatened storm:
Its eager launching upon sunny seas.
Youth has it's losses. sad and desolate:
It's wreck of precious freight where all was sent;
Its blight of trust; it's helpless heart of fate;
Its dreary knowledge of Illusion spent.
For life is but a day; and dawn or eve.
The shadows must be long when suns low.
Old age may be surprised and loath TO leave:
And youth may weary wait and long to go.
THE ART OF CROSS EXAMINATION. By Francis
l. weilman of the New York Bar. New and
Company. Washington: Brentano's
Mr. Francis L. WellnIans volume on
THE Art of Cross-Exa mination, pub
lished just before Christmas, 1909. ran
through several editions before summer
and has been for several months out of
print. For the new edition the author
has written five new chapters, besides
revising the book and doubling the
length of the chapter on Experts" One
of these details at length the cross-ex-
of Miss Martinez in the famous
breach of promise case against the Cuban
banker. which caused a profound sensa-
ton In New York several years ago An
otner Is the eroSs-examination of Guiteau
IN the trial for the assassination OF Gar
field. Mr.. Wellman has substituted the
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ma. wAppYs RETURN. INV Theo.Iore wintnrop.


author Of Cecil Dreeme," &c. Edited by Bur
ton T. Stevenson. New York: Henry Holt
Go Washington: William Ballantyne Sons.
The outbreak Of the civil war interrupted
one of the most promising literary careers
of the mid-century period. Theodore Win
throp had written several novels when he
enlisted but none had been actually pub
lshed Those familiar with his work, how
ever knew that he was gifted with unusual
talents. and even during his services with
the northern army he prepared some maya
zine articles which attracted wide atten-
ton. After his death his novel Cecil
Dreeme" was published, and later others
appeared He was shot through the heart
in the battle of Great Bethel June 10, lS6l
In his thirty-third year. He was standing
on log rallying his men when struck
His death was greatly mourned by the
north.
Among his papers left at home was the
manuscript of a novel entitled Mr.
Waddy's Return" practically finished. but
unrevised When his other novels were Is
sued this one was not included because of
its unsatisfactory condition. Some years
afterward his sister. Miss Elizabeth w:
Winthrop. decided that it was too good
to be allowed to die. and 1t was eventually
placed in the hands of Mr.. Burton h.