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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10

Das leidtberaige &initlsrp0lf9en,
bas 10 ipoblsemutb barauflos bi9tet
unb bungert, malt unb pLmpt, fomprz
nirt unb friert = su 3igaretten unb
safe ober INNER nod GeIb aufSutreis
ZEN peib. Eat befanntli9 feline eigene
Moral. Nber es biirfte bisber mob
ni9t borgetpmnlen isin. bab Elm 500
hemien por 9eri6t &idi6tnabme auf
siefe feline Spnoermoral berlangt unr
5ebauptet, Die @eiebe feien fir Die ut.
pDbnli6en Sterbliden aema9t unc
biirften g. Die 8pbem;ens feline On
tpenbung UnDer. 3ipii Si9terslelter
i'm S9pei5erianoe 9in9 es le1r i9letsi
Ser cine tpurbe frant Dor 6unger. Dc
gine Der anbere aus, INN 9elb aufSliz
treiben. Gr iu6te einen ieiner 8e,
%tannten auf. fanb bieien atpar ni6t sn
Sauie, bod fab er bel benz p&apito>
liiten" Elm paar Bidder auf benz Slid
liegen. Slugs eignete CT fe ii9 ar,
i6leppte fie gum Mntiquar unb bradte
benz bartender Sreunbe giIen unb
Srinfen. Der r&apitulift" peritanb
teinen Spab unb 5eigte Die @ei&i6ts
an. 60 fam Der 9o6emien unb SiG>
ter ipesen Siebitabls Dor bas 3uri@sr
8eri6t. Mbar er belt cine lan9e, fpoblz
Orrbsreitete @ertheibiqungsrebe. Gr
babe feinen Siebita6l be9dneen, ione
bern MIR ais Sphemien bon feinem
8cAt @ebrou4 gema9t. 9ie 8ober:e
lei cine Geieli6aftstlahe fir ii9 unb
babe i6ren eieenen Sittenz unb @brens
tober. Die 8obeme ertenne bas gi=
gentbum zines @inSelnen ni9t on, ion<
bern aIes eeb0re alien. Niemanb bon
Der 8o6eme beiiBe ettpas. NismanO
babe bas Ge6t, efnas gu beiiBen.
Wenn er aber aufdGie einmal etpus
beiiBt. 10 gebDre es alien. refp. bcmje<
nigen, Der IS finoet unb nimmt. $50
fein @ieentbum lei, ba lei audi fein
Siebitabl. unb besbalb plGbire pr
fir feline 6reiipre9une. Sas @eridt
fonnte ii9 biefen nfortssi9rittsnen"
Mni6auuneen niht anf6lieben. Gs
lrar Dpbl audi Der anii6t, bab Der
8eitoblene bur6 feline Nnaeiee aus Der
9eieGf6aftsfluhe Der 8obemiens aus
a~etreten lei unb bubur6 stpar ni6t
mebr Die Re6te aber au9 nidt mebr
bic @fli6ten zines 8obemiens gu ers
fiiaen babe. Smmerbin sing Der
&i9ter NIT Milbe Dor unb berurt6eilte
ben 9i9ter Su benz lanbesiibli9en gez
ringften Strafmab bon 20 Sr. = Der
Si6ter bat Dem bDfen Staat. Der Die
8obeme nift dnerfenner tpolte, ben
Riiden getebrt. Sb er bic 20 Sr. Be-
sablt bat9
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10
NGrflidle SMcle.

Bon Miteliebern regisrenber 6Guier
baben ni9t BLOB Der Bring 5riebrtd
&arl bon preuben unb Der iunse Ser
sos &arl @buarb bon Sahfens8oburs
unb @otba Meniuren sef6lasen. iOns
bern au9 Der peritorbene 9eraog Gu9en
bon Wiirttemberg, pel9er Der 9Dttinz
ger .Saroria" anseb0rte, 1T ~sfpeimal
auf Meniur angetreten. Die @ei9i9te
ieiner eriten Menfur bate fosar ibre
tomif9e Settle. Gs mar ndmIi9 gu
Sbren bes bamalisen prorettors Der
9Ottinser uniperiitdt. profeffors Or.
5bOl, gefommen, bab on bemielben
Sage, um II ubr @ormittags, auf
benz rHbons" Bel 8ottinsen cine Menz
fur bes 9eraoss ftattfinben iolte. Sas
slaubte &C. osnifi5ena. ben bic &uns
be bapon iibrigens erft um 9 ubr Mors
gems sefporben mar, inbibieren gu
miifen. Gr lieb beshdlb f9leunisft Die
pebels gu ii9 entbieten = bic n@lma
mater Georgia @ugufta" bate Biz
1870 nod Die pole nniperiitGts : Sc
ri9tsbarfeit = um ibnen feline @ei@
lung betreffs St0rune Der Meniur gu
geben. Mls Die YeOeIe nod beim BRO
reftor tpeilten, fubr Bel bieiem segen
10 ubr Der 9er5og por. 9O4lidit erz
itaunt frasts Der Prorettor: .4ber,
&Dnisli9e Sobeit, sic bier2 Sh
borte -" sd peiB i9on." fiel
ibm Der 9er5Og ms Wort, nMasnifiz
3ers lit aud biefes ipnberbare @erii9t
gu Sbren setommen, Dab i4 beute cine
Meniur boben fonte." uSa. pie
babe ib bas AUDI nur glauben f0nnsn."
beriebte Der Proreftor unb CAB fdleus
nisft ben PebeIen @esenorber. Der
5ersos unterbielt ii9 nod einise ,3sit
nit Der Magnifisens, perabf6iebete
Ii@ bann bon berielben unb beffiea Elm
inSpii9en porgefibrtes &eitpferb.
iprenete binaus na9 Dem rHbons"
i9lug bort unseitDrt feline erfe Wlen=
FUR unb bra9te ieinem @egner cine
rNbfubr" BEL.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10
Qfn[nr-9llthtn.
iBie man tn 8mblans ole &riessnahrintem
,fprrisirt."

,,fprrisirt."
Sonberbares bon Ger ruffifhen gen>
fur, Die in rem Sasen na9 Der &apitus
ldtion BON Tprt Nrtbur pieber Meiz
fteritiide s~sleiitet Fat, eraGblt elm eng
lif6er &D%rrefponoent in petersburg:
rQm Sage na9 Der &apitulation mar
ib i'm 9auptquartier bes Marine> unr
9eneralftabes @ugen5euee Der berger
reibenbiten SSenen, bic ii9 Dor ben
ber5lofen 9eamten ab5pielten; 6unz
berten befiimmerter Srauen purbe
eisenfinnis perfi4ert, bab mar ni9ts
bon benz S9idfal Der Ssitung piIe.
Snfolee Der Mrbeit bes Genfprs MAIDEN
Die s3eitunsen einfa9 einen ld6erli6en
ginbrud. SGgli9 bat man perfi4ert,
Der San Der 6eftuns mGre unm0sli9,
bic Sapaner bGtten ni6t einmal Die
Mubenfprts errei6!, unb bic @ertbeibi>
gung tonne mod monatelana dusbalten.
Oabei beniibt nan ii9 ni9t einmal,
bic groben 8~erDrebungen Der Sbat>
laden in eintpanbfreier Sorm gu eeben,
10 bab lie tpenigitens ben Ini6ein ber
Wabrbeit baben. Wan bat pldne Der
5eftung beraussegebsn unb bdrauf Die
Namen Der Sorts unb Der 0ertbeibi=
gunsstperte gednbert; tpenn Elm Sort
in bic 9Gnoe Der Sapuner fiel, muBten
bic 3eitungen es als cine blos aeitpeiie,
gang unbebeutenbe 9efeftigung binfiel<
len. @ls trob aler @orii@tsmubreeeln
Die Na9ri9t bon Der &apitulation
Sebermann befannt mar, ertldrte bas
offi5iele Militdrprgon ,&ubfi Snpaz
lio': Die jebige Gage bon B0rt Irtbur
erregt in Sapan srobe Nerpoiitdt unb
llnrube, ba Der Sal Der Setting in
naber 3utunft ni9t ertpartet tpirb.'
Hp9 9arafteriitiider tit Die gsbanbz
lung, Die Die Mosfauer 3eitung ,N9os
motif Snja' erfubr, ais fie ibren &r<
tifel, Der ben Sail BON SPORT Irtbur
melbete, fpdt Mbenbs benz Genfor porz
legts. Ser Irtifel fpurbe 10 gednbsrt,
baB Die WDrte ,3apitulation' ODER
Ser Sal bon Sort 9lrtfur' bur9 bas
Wort ,Sroft' erfebt murben, unb 70
erf@ien bsnn am nGAiten Sage fuleen>
Der ltnfinn in Der 3eituns: ,Ous se@
tpaltige @reignib bes Sages, bas Mil>
lionen Meni6en in bic tieffte Srauer
itiirSen tpirb, iit-ber Sroft. Sang
&uBlanb nirb Srauer anleeen, ni6t
bic offiSiele Srauer, bic mir baFen,
fonbern bic Srauer bes beleibieten Naz
tionalitolses, pssen bes f9redli9en-
Sroftes. Sapan pirb f9 iiber ben-
Sroft freuen, unb es fat re9t, itola auf
fetnen Grfolg au fein.'"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10
Die iebten Nmmmern Der ,,Ssotpi
&rati||.

Ois Mussa6en bes in port Mrtbur
erfdeinenben 8lattes yNoipi &raii"
bonn 81. Oe5embes unb 1. Sanuar fub
mad Sf9ifu gelangt. Sie Musaabe
bonn 1. Sanuar foa Die leBte drummer
fem, bod 1T bas aug benz autaebrufs
ten, sroben apeiieitisen Blatt bon biez
fem Sag niht gu erfeben. Mud bic
lebte Nummer lit gang sel9dftsmGbis
sebalten unb brinst NahriHten, On
seigen, @ntlnbisunsen, Dtelbungen
aug Der 6eimatb unb bent Muslanb,
beren Datiruns Biz gnbe Sftober suz
riidgebt. Sc tpirb unter anberem ii6er
bic S9la6t BEL Sentai unb bic Ser
LUTTE &uropatfin's unb Spamas be-
rthtet. 6e-ner erfheint Elm Sele=
sramm aus Berlin. NORM bic Mbfabri
unb bic 8etpegungen bes Ofleeae=
l1pabes gemelbet iperben, iiber bas Bic
&ebaftion ii6 ibrigens teinen SIus
lionen binauseben i6eint.
Oas Blatt brinst ferner Musaise
aus Sdanshaisr 3eitunsen unb bdngt
baron iOsdr humoriftifde 8smerfunz
gen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10
.om erosn ,,pour lie merite.,.

Die 8~erleibuns bss Orbens pour le
l.erite" an Die 9enerdle St0iTel uan
Rogi purbe i'm Publitum unb in Der
preHe bielfa9 als elm 8oraana obne
8eiipiel aufsefaBt. Oementipre6enb
purben bann audi 8%emerfungen baran
eefnipft, Die bon falfden @oraus=
iebungen au5gingen. Iu1 SaiIer
Wilbelm L. fat ben Srben vpour le
merite" frsmben Sffi5ieren berlieben.
Wdbrenb bes 8rie9es 1877-76 er6iel-
ten i'm cine &eibe BON ruIIiiGen @enez
rdlen. barunter AUDI @urto, 2oris=
Melifoip unb Shirt Gniatopclts Mir5s
ii, san6 abgeieben bon ben GroBflrs
item unb Dem a0nie BON Rumdnien
Ser Seropg Bon Gonnausbt befam i'm
BEL Der NieDerperfung bes Nulianres
@rabi pai9as. &aifer Wilbelm polite
ourd Die 8erleibung an Die ruifii9sn
@enerGle ieinen Sanf fir bic Deforis
rung preuBiI9er SOlbaten nit tenn
Seoreorben i'm Sabre 1870-71 aus
priiden. Nu9 1866 ipurDen preubii6e
Offi5iere mebrfa9 fiir @affentbaten
Qegen Seiierrei6 bur9 ruiliI9e Srfen
au2geaeibnet. Sn friiferer 3sit ipurbe
Der pour le merite" ou9 an frembs
Offi5iere bergeben, 10 on ben Grsberz
3og Sriebri6 bon SeIterrei@ Bel Der
8ef9isbun9 unb @-itiirmung ton
Saba bur9 Die pereinigten eurtfdi-
I6en Slotten. Sm @1gemeinen eelingi
es nur ie1r iuenigen Sffi3ieren, bieIe
6G6Ie preuBi16e militdrii9e 4usaei9=
nune gu srringen. Wd9reno Der lam
gen Sriebens5eit na6 ben 8efreiungs=
frisaen Bot ii6 nur Bel Der 8et9eiliguna
an auslGnoifGen SelbSiigen be WtDg<
li9feit ba3u. Mottfe erbislt sen Or
ben a. 9. fir feline SbGtigteit in Der
9urfei unb beionbers in Der S9laht
BON Niib, au9 iein &amerab U}i6lz
ba6 ipurbe bamit beforirt. 1864
srfGmpften i'm cine Heibs BON Diff
sieren audi Der 2anopebr, ebenfo
1866, bagegen mar feline 8erleibung
1901 ie9r felten, ba lie nur an Sfz
Fiaiere erfolete, Die i9on bus @ilerns
&reu5 @rfter 8lahe beiaBen. Sn
China fpurbe Der pour le merite lnter
anberm benz Superintendent Cans.
hem &apitGn our Gee bon uIerom, BEN
6auptmann &remtotp unb Sberleut=
nant @rafen Sooen aut1sil: Wenn Der
Safer, um feline 8etpunoerung fir Die
Q%eiiturgen Der beiben friegfiibrenoen
9eere ous5ubriiden, i'm iest pGblte,
10 ipra9 npbl au9 Der @runo nit,
baB @enerut StDhel, unter beiIen Be
fell BEL Sientiin beutl6s Sruppen
fc9ten, bamals ben 3ot6en 4bleroroen
emrIter &laHe er6alten bate. DAB auf
Der perbienftpo1e iupunii9e9enerul baz
NIT dusgeSei9net tpurte, benefit. DAB
Seutf6lonb uu6 ben Sfein permeiz
ben polte, aIs pb es bu6 bieie peri0nz
li6e Sanolung bes 9aiiers %irgenbpie
Gus Der BON inn beoba6teten itren9ften
Heutrolidt berausqetreten lei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10
9(nafthabeteu in Wreuken.

Oie 3abl Der So!botenmanni9aften
obne S9ulbilbung betrus na9 elmer
neuen acknowledging bes Inter
ri4tsminiiteriums i'm GrIabiabre 1903
in Der ganaen preubif9en Monar9ie
85. Oapon tpurpen 3 BEL Der Marine,
bic iibrigen beim 2anbbser eineeitelt.
@on iGmmtli9en propin5en bate Die
meiiten 4nalpbabeten Weftpreuben nit
23. On apeiter STEELE ftanb SitpreuS
Ben nit 20, benz @9leiien nit ID
folste. Ollie iibrigen propinaen batten
bOdftens s, tpie sana 8ranbenburs nit
Berlin. Sc 4 @nalpbabeten batten po>
fen, Weffolen, 9ehen>gaHau unb bic
&beinpropina. 6dnnober sGblte 3,
Sa4fen 2. S9lespisz9olftein unb
pommsrn is 1 @nalpbdbeten. Ser
Sur9f9nitt betrus in Der san5en Mo=
nar&ie } bonn Saufenb. 8on ben
einSelnen ResierunssbeSirten bate bic
meiften @~nalpbabsteu Marientperber,
ndmli4 Is. gs folsten Oppeln NIT
IL, &Onissberg nit II, @umbinnen
nit 9, Oanaig nit 8, poien unb
Sranffurt a.. 8. nit j. 4, 9annober,
@rnsbers unb Wiesbaben nit ie 8,
2iegnib, Grfurt, @uri9 unb Oiifelz
bort NIT lie 2 Inalpbabeten. Sc einen
@nalpbabeten batten bic 9esirfe Stetz
tin, Minben. &aHel, 8pblena. Der
ganse Regierunesbssirf 9ptsbam nit
Berlin 5ufommen bate einen @nalpbaz
beten. Regierunssbeairfe. Obne Qnals
phabeten CAB es Ii. Gs paren bies
aOslin, Strulfunb, 8rombere, 9resz
lau, Masbebure, M~erfeburs, Silbesz
6eim, 2ineburs, Stabs, Osnabriid.
Miniter, Srier, @a4en, fotpie 9obens
aolIern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10
Ser rmiHi6e S6a6meiffer

Emanuel S6iffsrs lit i'm Glitter bon
81 So6ren seftorben. S6iffers bat iif
erpbe 8erfienite I'M bic 9ebung bes
Sda9ipisls in 3ublanO ertpOrben,
unb man barf rubis bebaupten, bag
bic beutige @eneration Der ruiiii9sn
S9u9ipieler m%ittelbar ober unmittel-
bar gu ieinen Sdiilern sebDrte. Der
senialfte feiner S9iiler mar Si9iso-
rim. S9iffers entitammte eirerS 9d9
familie, in Der aIes, Der Batter. RE
Mutter, bic 9 ,iibsr unb iogar Die fleis
men S6peftern, benz eblen S9l9fpiel
bulbiete. Ser Batter tpdr bon @eburt
elm Seutfder, ter fi9 in PETERSBURG
nieberselaRen bate. 9ier purbe Gina
nusl S9iffers am q. Mai 1850 sebo-
rem. Gr pibmste ii9, na9bem er Elm
petersburssr @bmnaiium beiuat bat
te, benz Stubium berHaturlpiHenI6afs
ten unb lpurbe fpdter 9auslebrer uno
graie6er. S6iffers eeborte niemals
gu ben @Ga9meiitern, fir Die Die
Welt init Dem S6dhipte! dntdngt nnf
auf60rt. gr interehirte iid pielmebl
lebbaft fir Mutbematif, Ndturnifen
fdaften unb 9%6ilpfophie uno mar autE
elm eifriasr Bolitifer. gr be6erri1te
mebrere Spradsn ppnftdnfig unb 6e
fab elm ahtbdres Martdlent. Sn Den
lebten eSabren fit S9iffers unter eli
ner ffnrfen fepIiI6en 0ebreifion. ioodt
er fih bon onen grOBeren S6a9mett.
fnmhfen fernhnften mubte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10
9uno ale 2ebensretter.

Nuf Der Giidtsbr bon Seutf6Ianb
na9 Mailanb paiiirten sin Staliener
unb feline Sruu ben GroBsn g. Bern,
barb I'm S9neiaer &antpn Balls.
geibe battsn bic YaBb0be nod lanae
nt9t errei4t, als bic 6rau i'm S9nee
auiammenbru9 unb nt9t mehr tpeiter
fcnnte. Ser damn perfu9te bur9 lauz
tee S9reien 9ilfe berbsiaubolen. @ein
Hufen ipurbe i'm ct. 8ernbarb>6 ofpi3
bon benz pad,famen 9unb r5rib" perz
nommsn. Hof4 mar Der 9unb our
Ste1e, unb fobalb er bic Gage rihtie
erfannt bate, tebrte er nit mG9tisen
SGsen ms 9ofpia suriid, rief burh
lautes 8eaen Die MDnGe beraus unb
fibrte lie our Stene. Der Staliener
selanste NIT GINGER 8eihilfe auf eise=
men Siben Biz gum 5ofpiS. Oie ssrau
mubte basesen uuf elmer 8abre bon
ben MDn9en bortbin s~etrager fperben,
ihr iparen bereits 9Gnbe nnb Jibe ers
froren. Sc ipar bic erfte Rettunestbat.
bic Der 8ernbarbiner rJrib" in biefem
Dinter pollbra9te. SIM porisen Sabre
bate er auf dhnlide Weife mebrerea
Meniden bas 2eben gerettet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10
tteber cine tparsoernoc GtorS-
GciG1iGtfe

fdreitt mon Der .&9.=Geff. 3te."
~, etpu uft Wpden lau4.e IL
Braun dpeiger 9,dttern eiae grauii5S
Mprbsei9:6te auf. Gin Oienitmdn=
den, bas 800 Marf in fer Gotterie g.
ppnnen bate, fo1te. als es bas 8elp
mad ibrem Seimatbsborfe brin9en
ponte, untsrtpees ben ieinem eisene
Disnft6errn srmorbet unb berau6'
iporben iein. Die Morbtbat mar an
p.blid in Der HGbe BON 8raunidipeIl
paiiirt. @ier5ebn Sage fpdter fpmros
fielelbe Gsifihte aug 9olaminfen be
rihtet; obermals no6 pier5e6n Sasen
melbeten einiae BlGtter bas gle'9e gr;
tignib aus 8rafel. Sod feline Wo6e
mar berfloRen, bd mar aug grafsI
2i6tenau I. 80. geporben. einige Sage
jrGier fsnr 9euenbefen Der Shatort
unh bdmit midi ce1ug. lit iett in bet
.MinIHrf6en ,3eitnn1" hieIe'be Wdr
NIT Der Srtsan1nbs 2ippftobt 81 le'en.
TGerhinos bot his @sThihte otF hie-
fem ,53ues rad rem @eren" infore~r
";ne ffeine @erG~beruno erlitten. nl'
;ett bos ge'b ni+t niis elmer 0ntteris
Tprbern aug elmer Grbf6aft fammen
rrn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10

DER 6 r5bif9o bon 81 elm 8.
Garbinal 2angenieur. lit aeftorbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10

Die 6 dpebif9e Mtabe<
m IL bat ibre erobe solbene Meboire
biesmal Der S9riftftenerin GeIma 2as
serl0f perlieben. Sas 1T bas erife
Mal, bab biefe @usseidnuns elmer
Dame auerfannt tpurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10
lake ERIE & WESTERN R.R.

....Sabraeit Der 3ase...
Abfabrt aufunf
IoIebo, Chicago uHo RtrisoH srprss--t 7.lb ROSS
Eoiebo, Detroit nno Chicago sim ....."i2.so s.as
Bi9tsan gitp, gRuneis u. eaiapsttee pI-t TAO tlo.a5
. togtiH oussenommen Sonufaas.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-15

letter.: ''The result of the last week" 1" he wrote to Lee on April z, 1865, "must convince you of the hopelessness of further resistance on the part of the army of Northern Virginia in this struggle" Two days later a meeting was effected at Appomattox and this surrender, of which the victory of Five Forks was the prelude, practical ly ended the war; the remaining arm ies of the Confederates laying down their arms one after another. Lee knew when the end had come. Not so Napoleon I, whose letter to the Prince Regent consequent on Waterloo can be regarded only as g. diplomatic attempt to gain time for a fresh rally of forces. Exposed to the factions which distract my country" he wrote. "and to the enmity of the greatest pow CTS of Europe, have closed my polit- ical career, and come like Thenais- tocles, to throw myself upon the hos pitality of the British people. I put myself under the protection of their laws, which I claim from your royal .highness, as the most powerful, i. the most constant and the most generous of my enemies"
 A manly confession of deteat was that made by the Duke of Gordon at the equalization of Edinburgh Castle in 1889 to the Earl of Leven. Gentle men and soldiers" he said, T know not wherein have been unkind to any man of you, but If have ever wrong ed any man in your ranks let him speak ere we part forever. Do not brawl with the newcomers, for you are too few to conquer and too many. to sacrifice General Gordon's message of defiance was "When you, Mahdi order the Nile to dry up, and walk across with your troops, and come into Khartoum to me and take me, then I will surrender the town to you, and not before." Little as we know of the de- tails accompanying the fall of Khar- toum, it may be safely assumed that when the relief expedition reached that city to find it had fallen into the hands of the Mahdi two days previously, Cor don had surrendered nothing save his life.
 An unsatisfactory capture was that of Sebastopol since the enemy had fled leaving behind a smoking mass of ruins. Zutphen fell through ruse soldiers being introduced into the town apparelled as Flemish country-women, their baskets filled with swords and loaded pistols. One of the most blood less capitulations considering the im- portance of the fortress surrendered, was that of Gibraltar, wrested from the spainards in 17O4, our total loss in gaining this important acquisition to
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-15

the Grown being 60 men killed and 2l6 wounded. On the other hand, Luck now was, the scene of dreadful blood shed when the seige was raised by Sir Colin Campbell, no quarter being given. It was said that after the massacre of Cawnpore the soldiers divided among them the tresses of a murdered girl and swore that for every hair of her head one Sepoy should die. At the sur render of the Bastile in the French Revolution there was no fighting, the governor. de Launay, after making hesitating defence, capitulating on promise of safety for all the garrison
 A picturesque surrender was that of Cetewayo, who was captured August
 29, 1879, by Major Marter during the Zulu War Troops had been pursuing the chief since August 13, and he was finally tracked to a deserted kraal in the Ngoma Forest. Major Martar himself rode to the entrance of the hut and called upon Cetewayo to yield. Enter" was the reply; I am your prisoner" From motives of prudence Marter refused, again summoning the Zulu chief. Thereupon the un- fortunate Cetewayo, weak, weary, foot sore and very sick at heart, came forth from the kraal, and repulsing, with a remnant of dignity, the dragoon guardsman who ventured to lay hand on him, said: White soldier, touch me not-I surrender to your chief"
 The equalization of Cronje and his 4 fJ,a ,1,,;. of 3,,
 ba Day 1900, will be remembered as long as any incident of the .Boer war. An onslaught made by the Canadians who had intrenched themselves eighty yards from the Boer position in the river bed at Paardeberg, was greeted. not by a storm of musketry, as had been expected, but by the appearance of three white flags hastily thrust above the parapet of the Boer trench es. Then a. horseman appeared carry ing another white, flag, and intent on arranging a meeting between the generals. Forth from the laager came presently two men, one being mounted on a white pony, in his hand a sjambok, wearing a brown felt hat and a huge overcoat, nothing of his face visible but a thicket of hair and two glowing sparks or eyes. This was Cronje, who had kept the British army at bay for ten days with no better shelter than could be afforded him by a deep river bed. T am glad to meet so brave man. said Lord Roberts; but he refused to accept anything short of unconditional surrender Cronje,s reply to the terms of the equalization was short but effective: "Ja." he blurted out, <.
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ORDER REGULATING PROCESSION
 ON FRIDAY LILNE 1RTH. 1aaH

. WHEREAS, on Friday, June 16, 1905, the First Connecticut Light Battery, tho Sixth, Seventh and Tenth Connecticut Volunteers monument will be dedi- cated in Broadway Park and public procession of military bodies will pass through the streets of New Haven as hereinafter named, and the following regulation is necessary for the safe and orderly passage of said procession: X NOW, THEREFORE,, Il, John F. Stud ley, mayor of said city, do hereby in pursuance of the ordinances of said city, forbid the running of electric cars ani- all other vehicles upon the streets where, and at the time when, such pro- cession is to take place, that is to say between the hours of 1:45 p m. and such time as the procession shall have passed on said day, on the following streets which are in the route of said procession: From the corner of Tenule and Elm streets to Chapel, to York. to Grown, to Church, to Chapel, to Oliva. to State, to Trumbull, to Orange. to Grove, to Church, to Elm, to Broadway. to Howe, to Whalley avenue, to the monument.
 The Chief-of-Police will enforce this order. S'-'f.
 Dated at New. Haven, this 14th day oa
 5signed5 JOHN P. sTGDLEr, Jlo It IN Mayor.
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FAMOUS sURRENDERs.
A Record of Disasters Which Have Be- " fallen Other Leaders

A Record of Disasters Which Have Be-
 f fallen Other Leaders.
 The tragic element underlying every great surrender in history is s2not want ing at Port Arthur, says The London Globe Since the beginning of the bombardment last February the trend of affairs has been almost unbrokenly to the advantage of the Japanese, and it only remains to conjecture the spirit in which the gallant defenders of the fortess conveyed to the triumphant enemy their inability to continue an ! uneven struggle. The final act of the drama has been played out again and againtin the worlds records of capitu- lation the curtain has been rung down repeatedly upon a heart broken con- mander, a suffering and dejected garri- son a generous but infiexible conqueror the story of one siege differs from the story of another most essentially in the < matters of detail, and yet in the spirit of the surrender lies a world of signifi- canoe.
 H. Take the two disasters in the Franco-German War, of Sedan and Metz, and compare the genuine cry of despair from Napoleon III. who, betrayed by fortune, had lost all, and had placed in the hands of his con- queror the sole thing left him-his liberty" with Bazaine's pompous address to his soldiers: "Vanquished by famine, we are compelled to submit to the laws of war in constituting our- selves prisoners. At different epochs of our military history, brave troops, com- manded by Massena, Kleber and Gou- vion St. Cyr, have experienced the same lot, which detracts not from mil- itary honor when, like you, they have so gloriously performed their duty to the extreme of human endurance." This, when surrendering fortress and garrison of the first order to a besieg- ing army only slightly superior in numbers, while guns and ammunition were plentiful, and food supplies were at least sufficient for another week S consumption! Napoleon, on the other hand made no attempt to conceal the tfinality of his disaster as he fingered in the garden of the Belgian weaver's cottage, where negotiations had been held, a broken, Respondent figure, dressed in a jaunty red cap with a gold border, a black paletot lined with red, red trousers and white kid gloves.
 The note of inevitability was struck perhaps as fullyrby General Lee in the American Civil War, although he had been saved the modification of propos- ing 2 surrender by General Grants