davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-11
N11ttttttE1- 4B.
se6sis BrO,ent oeatId.

| l1err s. Mannir i6rei6t in leiner
Commercial Reps ,,2lIs 51ans De
nutb, Der 6erausgsbsr Der .gla6rtdlten=
6eroIo", Dem 6sragseeber Der Som.
Imerciol Stems iagte, OaB so grocent
oer @eidditsIeute III Ssiour 6ous.
! @roB= uu0 aleiHbdn0ler, 3eutibe o6er
Dou oeutider 2tbtunFt iiu6, paren mir
naBc odron, ben loerrn Der lIebsrtreibuno
Iju be5ibtigen obst ion fur einen Iraus
liner 3u balten, aber nGh nGberer ueber=
lsgung famen wtr 3u Der lle6g3euquna.
0aB 6err 0enaltb pou Der 9gabrbeit
Inidt au5umeit sutierut 1T. l5ier lit cine
tsiIUeiig giite BET @eIhaTtsleute geuin.
iger a staufmonu, s.. q. ganofslt. So.
gt 6Iastp ansrsD 8ueBu. gGnt. R6uia.
I@. 80 6afmaH gpgene Saeuaer.
5antIe Bros, 6osuig Bros. Sub Bros.
@5us. SpisHdgsl, 6trI6 Bros, yTreeIe
IL Roboe, NudorU g ss ,Sobn glesa
pon 3. p. 8nn 8runt, s. gurbaum.
2ller Stern, grerlauO Bros, oenru
geUiuger, garl Mauer, y. u. RreiIer
l6ermauu arsiisr. u. s.. Stites, s.. Is.
S6loiier, s. z. giIbert. 92. q. Joeis.
6Omau q Sou, 5ultus gf,ifer, s.. s.
geibsls Uou Der Siour 5als 6arouars
gs., Rummsl Bros, 8. s.. SDeder.
iSrant gSiia, lsioer Bros. 7Frik &
8ebtoIo. 3 8. Ras. Garl goof, Qoof
Il Sda q, 5atob ge6sr. DieTs elite
entbdIt Hr Ransn pon @ei6ditsleuteu,
bic uns lo obue @eiteres einfieIen.
ggtr gIaubsn, Siour 6aus lit cine
ylisbsrs unb gsluube gjsl6aftsita6t.
5err RauHir bate aber Die Cite nod
bcoeutenp weiter nusbsbuen tonneu, wie
foIgenoe RameH beueiieH
Q8. 9. 5re6erit, aoVofat gartsLt.
6Ousgser Bros, Seugel Bros, SSobn
9iaman, ROsbls Il Sdopf, rid Ros
iter, 3eutsI q Steueus, @eD. Sbrub,
y. Bribfau, Bsrii6erauqs aqt., g. s..
ARattreB 60, s. s.. R6obs 01sr.,
Souis Baud, u. 81. aeBler. Stub.
Bad, 8. 6. S6loiisr e &C.,
4. s.. @iIbert, SattIer, s.. s..
8ue. StUiugfon Bros. @i6er gro5.
5Obn @mmte, Cataract, @silsr Mf.
50 z S. Jreuoenislb Agricultural &.
So. W2ut. Sab @uarantp So, s.. 80.
6Gbn Brss., Z. s. 6aB, 6aus Demutb,
3. Y. Clemens gboto. Or. SO. sE.
Reller, Or. u. s.. Reller. Or. Is. {.
soefiIsr. B. s. geores Bebriiber,
59oessl u. g. 6abu, Chicago Safe,
SS. B @els, gBm. @eis Otto 99belino
IS. ". Rerr, SEQ. EatieImann, @eo.
6sItri6, u. .. gga9ner, SoIepb
S6wur5, 2r1itect, gpuis Roblsr.
.JObn Resb, 8ater Minne6aba
Springs, rs. s. s.. 8itte)
S6Orsggs Bros. Gicpeles, Sam Bear.
Sbeater Wgr.. gbas. aren6t, @6as.
9sassr. 6iIseHOOrf, (6OOt 6Orm
SbOe Store).
Jsrner ole gontraetoreH &. u. 6ausz
te. .. u. 6ebert, u. s.. 6elfert. 6.
Schubert, SubH Ran6OIpb, 8. 8. Ress
Ter S. s.. 5Iemminq, @idboru &
5enaro, 6enrp Socob8, Sobn Rempsl,
@bas. geabilOn. ,6snrp 5ripp; Die
9igarrenflbritanteu un6 Sduoler: @eo.
gS. Sproefer, @arI 8ruder, RIeinbeins
Bros, y. s. @'oebsI, 8. .. @af, S.
vs.. @juntIe; ferHer SObn StaIImann,
gUD. Befer (gOftiimperIeiber), 3abn=
ar5t Or. Samurb, Die 6nbrEertsbsz
riser j. .. 0urbimou, 6snrg Mu6ou.
Otto StaHsObr; Yautops gilsn9ieBe=
rel (iebeu Bribery, s. B. Straup,
Sheier (Sheter eG Raferl. 0ie @ee
Slepator SO. un6 Die Jortbern gIeuator
so. uno nod anbere. SH 6isIer 9ilte
llHo Die Ramen Der pleIsn oeltIdeu
@Ierts unb iOnitissn Anssfsateu ui6t
aussfibrt, iOn0erH Hur @sl6dftsinbaber.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-11

ALIeH AuSei9ea nah weroeH cine
lt0ttli9e Sht5abI BON 6eutI6en darmtrs
iebnen in Der Boraoe reiten. DieienGs
gen, osnen Der Bes gum in DIE 6to6t
reitsn 5a melt lit. mOseH ia BGsea touls
men auD iie t6nnen bel ees Barabe auI
lire ab9el4irrteH BferOe fteissH uub
mitreiteR. oh NIT OBJ obne Snttsl. Deuts
lbe 6arner betrdnat @aere @asea unb
fabrt uno marl6irt Vile in Der Saraos
nit.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-11
staeoln Gounts

9ennor z Ulai 1905
8dr oft iagt 10 Elm g0rreiponoent,
es 9ibt teine Reuigteiten su beriaten,
aber oas lit estpobuIiCb cine ungereht=
fertigte @ntIhuloigunQ. Uenn man
iebt auf einiQe Wtonate suriidblidt,
mnB man Iib mdbrliG in cine anoere
gSelt ueriegt 9lauben, osnn Die qroBen
8etreioeieloer, nelhe Dor ein paar
BDhen nod nit Shnes beOedt Daren,
prangen beute in hoFfnunespOlem
griin uno Die 8dume iteben in boiler
Bliite; lelbft oas 0ieb Iheiut Iebr
ber9niigt iber Die Itb6ne @eioe. sSa,
nabrlih. 2laes neu mo1t Der Nlai,
maht bic Seels frilb nn6 freil - II.
Sanheu bsrtaufte elm gfero an 3an=
bar 8einer fir s140 uHo Martin
8ultena pertauFte ein SsipduH Waul=
there fir s325.-Wartin Diluer uno
6rau fiuo pisoer mobl uno munter u.
g. 1T ieBt iebr beI6dftigt in ieiuem
9arten uno meint, er piro baIO neue
SartDHel eHen. -9einrid ARoernah
bsiuate feline gltern in 8remerbaben,
Die er ihon ais tleiner Gnabe BON 6
SnbreH in 8egleituug leiner @rOBs
elteru berlaHen bate. -9ero 60gena
Derlor ieinen grpBeu Stall, oen Elm
BligltrobI in 8rano ieBte; elm Pfero,
1000 Su. 6afer uao cine Guantitdt
6eu berbrannteR. 2eiDeg miiiIen mir
oiele BDde Dieoer Don Buei iebr traus
riaen 5oOesfdlleu berlbten. Ger ol=
beliebte uno i'm beIten N2an=
nesalter ltebeHoe 6armer 8olter 8ietor
itarb i'm alter BON "A Sahren on Ger
2uneenentSinOnug, po3u fid nod
8rufent3auoung 9eieate @r mar Su
8uuOerbee, GitfrieslauO 9ebpreu. @r
mar elmer Der feieiglfsu uno beige
Itellten 6drmer i'm oteler @egeno. Seine
Satin uno mebrere Ginoer betrauern
ieiueu 10 friiben Sob. -BbilIip 9eqe=
mann, 25 Sabre aIt, pelher Dor eini:
gen @ohen mad 9oro Datota reilte,
uno bort 9ano aufnabm. tam 81 lei-
REM 6ooe ourd Die jufaaiae gntlao=
uHg ieiues 8emebres. 8aNelbe ent=
Tub Iib tmf Baoeu uno ole pole Sao=
uag oraRa in ben Rorper oes Anglad=
lihen. Sie lbmer eeprittsn glteru
uno 8eidmifter puroen per SeleQrapb
benahridtigt une feline beioeu Sriioer
reiiten nab bort, uno tanlen am Sonns
tag nit Der 9ei6e ibres 8ruoers bier
an. 6rOb uno geIuno bate Der 8erun:
gliifte erIt DOR msnigeu gohen oers
laiien. 8eioe 8erfOrbene muroen
heute oem ShuB Der Sroe iibergebea.
Rartiu Sdmiot.
gSortbing g. Wal 1905
Dus 0ettsr lit unbeltduoia uno talt.
@ras uno 6ruht ndhh Iauglam. Nm
MittuO@ batten mir eineu tiiatigen
6ngeliturm. oaB elnem 5Oren uuo
Seheu uereiuQ. Steasnmeile mar aud
ltarier Bino, llOlich bon bier Dur6en
einiae Sheuneu umaeriHen. SiiOIih
Don SeresfOro idlu9 Der 8liB in eiuen
Stall oes 6armers Mcglaim uno
3iinnete Is Derbrannten aht Bferoe.
0ermonn Siiresns unO drau bel SSss
resforo wur0en ourb Die @jeburt zines
trammen Rnaben erfreutuno 0ermonn
fiiblt fh 10 gnt. ais bate u Oas arUBe
Cos geDonueE 0ermauH, pas auI. e.
peroen ftb bal0 our4ige BrGtulauteu
einfslen.-9ie N.es linO ldledt uub
erli weniee Sfarmer baben nit eem
9ornpRanyu beeonneu &
Corr.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-11

@s RHb nod lsds @rcmplars ess Ro-
mans Aaf DuHtIeR BeseH" IN Ger
R-6. " Office uorratis. Ber ben
Jsonsan geIeIeu bat, tounte fi5 taum
sOH Der lpanHenoen 2eTthre IOsFeiBeu.
greis SOC. Rad auBerbals mit gors
to s0r.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-11
Oeutshe Reraus ,ur
Sdillerfeier am
10. uldi.

Ber an oieiem gbreutaee Obne qons
orineenOe 9riinoe feblt, bilft NIT. Gas
Anleben oes 9eutF2tums in oieIem
Sanoe 5u OerriRgern. Dir BADEN ae=
mug gepreoigt uub uniere pHiGt ges
tan, nun
Tut euere 8fIiat.
SeOentt, OaB i'm Sale zines 5ebl=
Ihlags ole S6anoe fir lauoe Sabre
ni1t Wieoer gut 9emaat Der0en t0nn=
te. Sm dnOern SAD miro Die Jeier
cine grOBartige lueroea.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-11
sa,saertaesGr GremrEoaem.

Rteortse 6a5rrateH auf ben
@tfeHbabnsn.
Die 9ileHbabneH bObsn Oen 6abrs
preis feItgsleet auf Oen sinfa6en Breis
nHo siH Orittsl fur bic Rnnbfabrt pen
allen Statiouen, UOn benen Der einfohe
6abrpress ua& SiOuE 6aas 81. so oosr
lDeHieer betrdst. @reurlionstidets
81 babeH ana 10. uab Is. D2o ailtia
fir bic 5lidfabrt DTS uue Elm sl sBlid
III. Wai 1905.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-11

I grFrsrt gars slnseb0rigea III Der
alien geimat uno FenDet ihnen ois
: Raari9len 0erolo"
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-11

gauge gnno 3u RIDDEN an Der uneebeu.
rem 5reDeltat. Die ibu su Dem unna=
iiirlihen llnternebmen oes 9lpfelihunes
pom 6aupte ieinss Ginoes Span9.
sSn isirem beritbmten WouolOge gie6t
er Die 8riin0e an, mdrum geBler ieiu
9eben perpirtt babe uno iterben miiiie
Die @rihisBung @sBler's lit oas SIG
nal gum allaemeinen 2lufItanoe, Die
8erIdmoreuen treibsn bic llnteroriider
nit llrgeiualt por Iib ber. uno nidt
our6 tppiteres 8lutoereieBen miro ote
Beireiung oes tleinen Shipei5erlanoes
bsiuOelt Su Der Apotbeoie Cells, bss
5reibeitsbelDeu. Der binfiir als SDm=
boil Der Sreibeit in oas 3oltssmpfinogn
iiberqebt. iiHoet ods gemaltige Drama
eineu befrieotgeuoen 2lbIhluB. Sine
i'm ibrer @infadbeit riihrenoe 2iebss=
gsibibte jiebt Iid Ourd oas 3rGmu,
bic beg Ruoen3 init Bertha Don 8ru=
np4
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-11
spe3taLGOrre reipOnOenSen
sanfOH Ssuntn
G m ern

2lm QiittpOb giadmittag lebter
Wohe mahren0 zines 5agelturnes,
Der iiber gmsrb Oabinsog, bilOete i6
iiiolih BON Ger Staot elm @pclOn, Der
in tDeltlider Rihtuug lmebrere Meilen
melt oabinitiirmte Il. oknn oerihDano.
Der Sturm bat uuf osu 6nrmen bon
50. g8inaHoi, SDbn $buer unD Soc
getber sinigen Shdben anaeriatet,
aber nibt irblinm. SIN Der gldbe BON
@arl gebmanus QluBe UerIhmano,
Die @pclonDolte. Seit oem L Qu=
quit 1904 iino pOn bier aus 393 Gar.
Iaoungen g8eisen Deribidt uorOen
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-11
6eit.@Omite.

9lnOrem Ruebn, G6as. 6antle, 8.
g. 2eib5le, Sobn 6reeie. Geo. ShloIs
fer, Nstbur 46ni9, 0ans 8emutb. Ot.
tO Dbeling, G6as. Spisudeel, ebns.
Sruder. SEQ. SprOefer, Norib Sc
ninqer une Tamea.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-11
MleranMr "a.

Sci oer neulih dbqkbaltsntu @a6l
purOe 6reo 5biel 3unt 9taDor erm16lt.
sir gicen3 fielen l15 Etimmen, oaae=
gen SO, aliO nur l9 Woioritdt fir IL.
cenirte WirtlhaIten.- -Egrnit gruner,
Der frtiber bier pobntel iIt IN Dlari6dl=
toDn, Sa., geitorbeu. Die greamerp
muroe leBte ISOLDE untsr Der neuen @e.
i1dftsleitung in 8etrieb 9eiebt uuO
bic Sieferung bon 3abm mar iiber gr=
Darteu groB. Sobn 5amcett tlt nad
Brintlep, 2lrt., gereilf. no er Tida
oauern0 nieOer3ula6en eeoentt. zoe
g9ipf bra1te Snei @arlaounQen fette
Sdafe nlh @bicago. -0t. s. 8olifer
lit nit Isiner 6amllie nab Cat. Drills,
gBis., iibsrlieoelt. Die Gjrunomauern
fitr Oas nsue @ebduDe Der Formers
8dnt lino Fertiggsltelt uno nit Dem
Sbsrbau miro ieBt begenneu.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-11

DOL Der SrelDetl III OQs EoltselnpIlllOel
iiberqebt iiuoet ods gepaltige Sramc
eineu beIrieotgeuoeu 2lbId]luB. Sin,
lin ibrer @inIadbcit riibrenoe 2iebss.
I geihihte iiebt IT'D Ourb oas Drama,
bic oes 8uoen3 nit Sertba DON 8ru.
Iuet
5citprugramtn.
IWorqeus gmpiang Der @dts NIT
Nfuiit
@rObe 9araDe
l lIbr Rahmittag.
9laridproHuug.
Waribaa NIT &Ougb RiOers als 9lO.
iutanteu
golijeibef nit ieiusu 2euten.
Siour Sails RsGiment 8aro.
Reiterabteilung in Goitiimeu.
Guti5en
u Shaundaen: Rduber
RutIaeu
p Sbaupageu Die @lofe
Gutihen .@
81 Shaumaoen: M asid
stuart.
2. abtcilnns.
SHlismaridal
Surtfrrn prnstbnuD
Rsomeu 2oge in grOBarti8en goitiimen.
8utIbeu
Al Sdaunagen: 5'S diller.
RinOer Der 8eutIaen 5dule III 5eit=
Dagen.
Reiterabteiluug
81 SbauuageR: % NJ Sell
GutIhen
3mtite girger, 6armsr etc 3u SUB
uno gBagen.
Reiterabtsilung
ROute Ser garaoe.
@on @ermania=Sale Idolib Rain
A0e. bis IL. Str. oann sur gOitoifiee,
btnuuter gbiaips 9pe. bis gum WRil-
mautee 8epot,uno rpieoer ourh 0taiu
Qpe. iuraf bis sur 8ermauia=9ads.
@rOBe llnter6altung in
Der 9ermania 6aIle
um2 80 81. gI.
0fdd1mtfta0sbroar0mn
y Siour SAILS 9esimsut 8auO
q 56uLttuOer (0eutibs 59uls)
6err 4oltor lbuTau
- 0ie Borte oes g5Iaubeus" pom SAiaer
NttB .. GOsgaro
a. 6eEor 9Olo pr Scot
. .gutteriprabe, giuttsrIaut" .. S6suteu.
oorf
Rib S. grissbp
81 lruusrnlaritb D 8set9opeu
slaUieriolO Ilr. 2Solter 9Ome sSoues.
3 6sitreOe 6aus 0smutB
8 @ebet Der @liiabetb (1aunbaeula)
Seluu9iolo 9icrs. s @ruger
81 .am odiaertage. us59) uOu s. @sibel
SRI. @rua Uon Easssubauieu
DtououaGbt
lO) 5opraniolos: Am StranOe
| Roien}meige
DaiB. eoutle Bdrious.
III Shulttuoer uuos @bor (Oeutihe Sons
sresGtioEal RiraeJ oerr Sobu 5reeie
l2) Siodr 6aas Resinsnt 8auO
glbenOprosramm.
@iIbelm 1ea, garfsaHus
Sm Spernbaus 8. y. 90
@eIpielt pou DER bertbmten Sruppe
ees Milmautees 8 beaters.
gah Der 8orTieauRa: @ro6es
8antett in Der @ermaniGs
9aIle.
6ef.@Omite.
9lnorsm Ruebn, g6as. 6antle, 8.
g. 2eibsle, SObn 6reeie. Geo. ShloIs
ge,- 0f~fbttr GSnfo cou9 INa.,,,,4h CN4
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-11
GmpIa anssGOmite.

8urre 9ien. gehtcIo &5rib, 5erm.
areiIsr, 2Ouis Baud. Sos. 5hmarB,
0p. 2eDinser, Aler Stern, 5uIius
Sub, Soc ROeble. SnnoesieuotOr VI
y. Gitireoee unO Bamen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-11
Oanptqnartier @grmania. 1allr

az Vile 8eiuder Fno eebetem
fb um Auslunft an bic DlitglieOer ees
@omites 3u wen0eH SeBtere lin6
our9 beiOnoere abSeihsn srtennbar.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-11
2. abteilnng.
Salfsmari6ul
Romte &c Varaoe:

Bon @ermania=Saae liiolih Rain
Aoe. bis IL. Str. DaHn sur goitofice,
binuuter 9bilips Qpe. bis gum 02il-
pdutee 8epot'uno nieoer our9 Niaiu
QOe. 5uraf bis sur 8ermania=9ade.
@roBe Il llnterbaltung in
Der 9erman 6aIls
um 2. 80 y R.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-11
8citprogranini.

RorQeus gmpfang Der @dhe NIT
Wluiit
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-11

etbenOprosramm.
@iIbelm Eel, 8orfsaHug
Sm Spernbaus 8. y. 8l.
@eIpielt BON Der beriibmtsn Sruppe
ees Milmautees 8 beaters.
gtah Der 8orfeauRa: @ro6es
Bantett in Der 0ermani0s :
6aIle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-07

John F. Keenan,, NJ. D.; Charles Linger, d.
b. Macleod. o. NJ Mcpherson, Walter III.
Merrill, Clarence G.. Solomon, CT. w. Trow-
bridge, c. w. Wander Hoogt, Josiah Bel
ION, Robert l. CARRIER, G. J. James, p II.
Leave. DR.. George c. Samson, JASPER L.
Snow, T. M Staub. b. w. Summey. w l..
Wilkerson, H. G. Thyson. ST.; r. w Coll
land, T. A. Murphy. c. r. Ogden. A w.
Richards. L. J, Straight. w. F. SummeN
Z. e. Webb. George w. Brace, James IL.
Cathen. Charles s. Hyer. Willis b. Robin
son, l. j. Smith, f. l.. Sammy Reube l..
Isley, j. r. Mothershead, William Cromwell,
Reed Bullough James Cuthbert. E. Z.
Iandett. Charles B. Fonda, f. ]. Hager,
James S. Hayes, R. NJ Hattesley. F. v.
Jackson, p. L. Morris. r. E. Palmer,
FRANKLIN Prosper, j. H. Robertson John D.
Rhodes. NJ. +. Sabin ]. c. Robert
Schumacher, I. c. Stockton. Fred w.
Weltsel f. j. Woodman, w. H. Barse H.
= Bushly, Chas. Landon Henry, G. Watson
lssac, NJ. H Jones. l. j. Lucy, NJ. I. Matson,
arthur e. Middleton, Carol k Morrison, ID.
L. Pitcher, jr., H. J. Redfield, G. F. d. Roll
ings, Chas. w. SLAVES, Merritt Earl. Irv.
ing r. Schwinger, Winter b. Swart. A X.
Wright. Ralph Gibbons, Raymond 8 Hart.
w m. Paul, MILFORD E. Roach, J. A Butter
worth M A Donnelly. o. /. Ferris, Arthur
y. Houghton, S. Kerr, Jr., E. A Muir s.
W. Humphrey, John Roberts, VIM. NJ.
swami, n. p. Wiley, Chas. NJ Yeates. VIM.
Scantlebury, jr., Chas. n. Black. F. A.
DoWsey, H L. Elliott, w. A. Hopkins.
haphaele Rooster II. d. Mallett, Mellon. NJ.
4. Legg' j. A: Lee, Mr.. Dupoure, MD; r.
+. Heartslll, Laird l.. Neal, T. V. Smith.
j. w Cliff. Frances Z. Cady, H. b. Judy
Rolla Z. Currie, S. 2. Hoover, Henry o.
Houck, Joseph b. Wilson, Frank S Becker.
Sharles Horner, Henry A. Grant Harry
without and Earnest Z. Stevens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-07
GOOD WORK OF POLICE.
Major Sylvester Compliments Local
and Visiting Members of the Force


Major Sylvester is pleased with the man.
ner in which the members of his comrnan nd
performed their duties during the mast few
days. The chief OF the department mazda
extensive arrangements for protecting the
visitors and had men from other cities
here, but he was. nevertheless, largely de-
pendent upon the members of his own
command for the maintenance of order
throughout the city. In conversation with
Star reporter today Major Sylvester said
he had made advance arrangements for
several inaugurations, and he thought this
was the most successful one of all of them
from police standpoint. The members of
the force, he stated, carried out the gen.
eral and special orders to the very letter,
and he thought it remarkable that with
so small a force the men were able TO ac-
complish so much. He had a working
force of about 400 men, and the men went
without their rest for two days and nights
without making complaint.
Would not a chief be ungrateful If he
would not urge an increase in the pay of
such menu" asked Major Sylvester. They
practically did double duty, and did il in
an intelligent manner. There was not
case of burglary, no cases of pocket pick
ing, and with all the special policemen on
duty there was not a case of clubbing re-
ported. There was a quiet Saturday and
peaceful Sunday, and very little reason for
complaint. so far as l have been Informed
u
number of gratulatory messages re-
specting the work done by the department,
among them one from the War Depart
ment, through General Johnston, chief of
staff.
The superintendent also expressed him.
self as being pleased with the manner in
which the visiting detectives and the MEM
bers of his force acquitted themselves at
the ball There was no stealing done there,
he said, and very few persons met with
losses. The police found number of lost
articles in the room and restored them TO
their owners.
Major Sylvester has issued an order 10
the members of the police force compliment
ing and thanking them for their efforts in
the matter of enforcing the law during the
inaugural period
The visiting detectives are having a much
easier time today than heretofore. They
are looking after the departing guests and
doing what they can to maintain the good
record they have made with the assistance
of Captain Boardman's staff. The visitors
will be relieved from duty tomorrow and
most of them will start for their homes
tomorrow night.
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Miss Hester r. Bunch, Miss B. E. Dalzell,
Mrs C. Viola Fellows, Madeleine A. Gar
nier c. Evelyn Gilbert, NJ D.; Miss M. E.
Gilbert. Miss Emma Greene, Lille B.
Greene Mrs Norbert Hermann, Mrs. Her
rell, Cora Merriam Howes, Mrs. G. j. James,
Miss Teresa S. James, Miss Lizzie r. King,
Mrs Chas Linger, Mrs. d. b Macleod,
Mrs Frank J. Metcalf, Miss Grace H. Muir
head, Mrs. Edw. Tanning. Mrs. Cora L. Per-
kins. Miss Annie A. Prospect. Mrs. w. N.
Humphrey Miss Mildred M. Saunders, G. b.
Sinclair Mrs. Carrie p. Smith, Miss May
e. Smith, Mrs. j. NJ Suyden, Miss E.
Spates, Maude B. Taylor Miss Mesthorpe.
Mrs. W. A. Wilbur, Miss Mary e. Wild,
Miss Lolita Wilson, Mrs. B. R. Bourgeat.
Adelaide Clements, Miss r. GULL, Albert
L. Johnson. Lillian A. Norton. Grace Ross.
Mrs. Hattie G. Ruppart, Miss e. L. Spring
er, Miss Frances III. Woolverton, Lille
p Bailey Miss Gertrude Brown. Mrs.
Jennie B. Brown, Mrs. Ethel G.. Car
pelter, Miss Elizabeth Clark. Mrs.
William Cromwell. Mrs. Fred C. Crox-
ton, Mrs. J. F. Eastwood, Mrs. Frank
E. Elder Miss A. l.. Gould, Miss Josephine
T. Gould, Lulu G; He'll, Mrs. Charles g.
Heitinger, Mrs. w. H. Houghton, Miss
Mrs. Carrie s. Kirby Mrs. Martha A.
Miles, Susan E. Mellery, Miss Mabel L..
Murphy, Mrs Charles A. Norris, Miss
Bertha Sehott, Mrs. Howell Smith, Mrs. w.
X. Sulffin, Miss Anna III. Stricken, Miss
Cora Wallace, Mr.. BenjaElin +. Yohe, Mrs.
l. " Bledsor, Miss Meta Davis, Harriette
J. Hilton, Mrs. F. L. L. Hitler, Mrs. Char
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Death of Lieut.. Tilton.

The War Department is Informed that
First Lieut.. Palmer Tilton, u. S. A, retir-
ed, died in sanitarium in Baltimore Sun
day. after a long spell of Illness
Lieut. Tilton was born in Boston, Mass,
in 1852, and was a son of Warren Tilton, a
lawyer of that city and Sarah Ould, daugh-
ter OF Robert Ould of Georgetown, D. c.,
the founder of the Lancaster free school
system in this country. He entered the
army in 1876 saw active service for TWEEN
ty-tWo years In the west and southwest, IN
Minnesota the Dakotas. Indian territory
and Texas and was in the line of promo
ton when he was compelled because of in
juries received in the service to retire from
active duty. He leaves widow, who a
Miss Rhetta Florence Caldwell of South
Carolina, and an infant son.
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Bad Conditions at the Concert.
Editor Of The Evening Star.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star,
deem it my duty TO call your attention
and that of the public to the terrifying con-
ditions which existed Monday evening
March g. at the pension building, and partly
due, l believe, TO the msmanagement of
the police and others in charge. All the
elements were there for an awful tragedy
if any accident had started a panic
The two approaches to the building that
1 saw were from the south and west. and
each consisted of a long boarded and COW
cred alley, ten twelve feet wide, leading
from the roadway to the door As |
afterward learned. tickets were for sale at
the entrances to these alleYways and were
collected at the door of the building after
purchasers passed through the entire length
of the alleyway. There was no one at either
entrance to direct the people. and hundreds
were allowed to pass into and through
each alley, only TO be refused entrance at
the door of the building and compelled to
attempt the return to the entrance against
the crowd as there was no other exit The
alleys were completely blocked by those en-
teripg and il was criminal 10 further add
TO the jam by attempting to direct a
stream of people outward, who were will
ing and anxious to pay but had no ticket
The alleys were soon blocked, and no one
could get in or out. Finally the sale of
tickets was stopped, and the word came
out that no one would be admitted. The
alleys however, remained damned by those
having tickets and desiring to enter and
get out About forty feet from the build
ing. in the sides of the alley. there were
doors, one on each side narrow aisle
was made along one side, and one of these
doors was used as an exit. But il was
nearly blocked by two policemen, who stood
in il and allowed the stream of people to
alter by, one at time. l stood at this
door for nearly an hour, waiting for a