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The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-06-24
Glen Flora.

J. NJ. and C. w. Rathsack drove
down to Ladysmith yesterday.
Mrs John Jipson is visiting friends
in Minneapolis this week.
A. G. Anderson had business at Tony
last Tuesday.
DR.. H. C. Johnson returned from his
South Dakota trip last Tuesday.
B. Fults returned from Blake, Polk
county, last Saturday.
L. L. Soule was up from Ladysmith
one day this week.
C. A. Magnus is making extensive
improvements on his store and resi-
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Fnlts rejoice
over the birth of a daughter, born
Tuesday, June 20.
Miss Ehith Denman left last Tuesday
for Menomonie, where she will spend
the summer
J. A. Carter, og Appleton, spent
several days here during the past week.
Fl. O. Bye is at Ingram this week,
putting in the butments of the new
steel bridge on Main creek near that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Buchholz are en-
joying a visit from Mrs. A. G. Fosse-
gard, Of Whitehall, the latter's mother.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-06-24
Fourth Of July
and the
$500 Line.

One fare for the round trip between
all stations on the $500 Line Tickets
on sale July l, 2, 8 and 4, good return
inc july 5, 1905.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26

Somael ". @rap pon Erouioenee,
6reocrid y. Stcorns pom Bolton nnb
Muoolpb Sering bon 9Icp Dorf m-
trogen, OBJ iie am Z. september nod)
Baltimore fommcn iountcn ST elmer
Gohferen5 nit Der Gonmiiiion.
Wopor Simonls tcbrtc gcItcrit
M'orgen bon Gueenatopu 5urild, no
er Der Seeroiguna iciuc9 %perltorbe-
men OnfelS Or. @nl. @cnncop Gor'
roll onl Wfontug bcipobntc, mo 1ollo
cine NnIidtspoittortc por, Die Iein
europa bereiienoer Som eugene bon
Sonoon aus 9eionot bate.
Die mini5ipolc G0ntruttbcboroc
miro belltc oen Gontratt 5ltr Eicie-
rlIrt8 BON SeudtgoS iilr bic StroBen-
belenhtnn9 pergeben. gle ~Gonloli-
oirte @us'@ eieQid)ait" miro natiirlid)
Den Gontraft erbalten. "a lie oaa Mo-
ltopol bat. Die 3rogc, ME Der Wlebr.
ucrbrolld) bon Gas pro ]}odt ais ooS
controttlid)e Gnontum teltgeltellt
lperoen loa, lit nod njdt cntlt)ieoen
ltno miro ip%abrideinljdI 5u lnterei.
lailten Grorterungen fiIbrcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
@nm Erieiter screitet.

.lonn" Wtiaer, Elm Spe5iolpoli5iit,
reqcn ungcbIid)en 9iebnobls inl
,Gor.cn . 4ari" icincm Broa j.
periubrcn iibcrruieicl. Ericlter
Modo rctietc i'm nit fnaprer
Hotb Dor Der aufgcrcgtcn Bolts
menge.
Nur Der 6iiriprohc oca ToterS So
lcph Wudu bon Der Ct. Wcnje5loitS-
Stride hat Seuru u. Wtiner, cir oitd)
fur3 ais .Gonp" Wiaer befoInter
Spcsiolpoliiiit cS 81 %ucrhunferL oab
er iebt nod ieben Icincr Slloterl
gor5 i'm 2cibc bat ulb icin Geubcrc&
niht bc0clltcnO DerrnQllmpit II.
gorl0uiig bldit MiQcr oui jeoen 6oa
inn StootgcidngniB Sriib'ol Ii. mar
tet ieincn Nro5cb utter elmer 2icb-
itohlS. ACKNOWLEDGING ob.
Die ct. @er5eslous @cmcilioc
ueronItoltctc am Wtontog inn Cor
lcp.Eorf" Gin &icnic, hos ltorf be
ilift iuor unO bel iuelhenl audi NtiI.
Ter ais Spejiolpoli5iit 5l,r Nulred)t'
crboltlung Der Hube mo ScrbI"oes
rilttg pom Iicbitoblen ongsItclIt
mar. Wiaer, Der in %. 274t, MCit-
6ronflinltrobc. mobnt, fam Nbcn09
gegcn 9 llhr ali oer @iocrene.S tono
uno iteQte lid in Snncrer beiIcIbcr
ori. Neben ibnl iton0 Gin b,cd)cr.
iler WelofoitCn, melbcr $5l.37 cnt~
bielt. El0blih mill Scmono bclnertt
boben. mic Mtiaer ben @Clntoltcn
inter leineu Nod itedte mo iih cnt.
%icrtte. Ala CT iih ocrfolgt iob, licf
or nod Der nebenon gelcgencn nGar.
lep.Eorf 9roucrci," lullroe BORT BON
elmer gnlt5cn MnSobl Der m%iitbcnOUl
Vobnen unringt. un0 nllr Der Gitr.
iprohe bea 8otcrS 5. WGho bot CT
es 5t perbanfcn bob er nidt ld)lilnm
miBbonbelt muroe. Sn Der norcO't.
liden Boli5ciitotion, luobin WilCr
gebroft muroc. iono man in elmer
iciner 9oifen Die Summte bon Sal.
81, uno er mrrbe geItern Worgcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26

Ger rSones' 5allet yer
d) onerungS. BeretnH belt
e~eItern ieire brittle Sisitig nm Der
3ionsidnlc unb uerpoaitartoigte Die
Organization burd, Die G%rnennlillg
cincs Gomite'Sn9fiir Witglteo'd)aft,
tueldes ane Geifaftsleiite, gote am
5. ,rnb g.. Suli 'burb oas fSod)lpaner
Shaoen erlittelt. criut,en lou, penn
8erein bei5utreten. 2os eoiritte be-
itcbt aus Den SO. 8. .. Serlftns, vi
Bert ". Got, @m. 9eonbarot, SoillS
q. 0eder, 81. G. @anfter, Wlil, =.
Iumen uno Sannes 8. Sttd)ells. Sle
9eomter, .oes @ereins iino: Nru't'
bent gilbert W. gbt, Sd,aen'c'lter
@ln. g. Gunren, Sefretar Sobr
Gbdnoron; Grefutip.G oinite y. y.
Scntins. @nt. SoHin0StuorfD, eom.
4, Neaelters Clarence. o. Sol!a ilno
9onis ". gedcr. Wahiten Erf1tug
iinoet ipieoer cine Chung liott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
yMripn."
Scntc Nbcnb, pStNg'Saac."
(20O

item cbcnfnllS c.
gen baS Yoe.M mCnOcme n t.
- Sn elmer Contention im vSobor'
SDceum" bobcn Die So}ioIilten Vulti'
more'S iolgenoeS Sidct 'iir Die Script
mobl nominirt: fir Nitter Der ober-
item Stootgeriftsbonf Charles H.
9udlnon, iiir aftuor Ocs Stuotgez
ridtS 5. Stanley WottbcwS, iiirS de
riff Sronf Woref mo iiir Stoot-
8comctcr Soiepb y. &orboc. Sn Der
Tloitform lit cine Elonfc cntboltcn,
III lueldcr ge9en Ole Innobmc ocs
observation-disclosures protcitlrt miro.
aorOinoI @ibbonS ~fciertc
am Wontog icinen II. @cburtStog
III aller Stiue in Der Sommcririldc
81 Soutbompton, 2,-I. Gr empiil19
5oblreihe @rotulotioncn mo pielc
Veiud)er p1breno oea Cages.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
2(n bic Scier!

G%criuncn, iueldJe bic Staot iuab'
rerb Der Commemorate bcrlaHcn
fOnnrn ben r9cniidcn Correspondent
fen" nne baS Sunntagsblatt fir 65
Gents 2ro Wonat (madD europa fin
$3.50 per Butt snscidJidt crbaltcn,
Icdt5ritigc Nnmclbnng Der gorcic
fir ben CONNER, cbcniD bes ctuaiacn
@cficls Scriclbcn iinb i'm Snterciic
Der 2cicr criuiinidDt, i'm llmtcrbre'
dung lit Der 3%nicnonno bcS SIattrS
sa pcrbiitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
yefriebiacnbc Vicrc.

lie bieiigen @enner bon gliteil
Mol5. nrb Sopfen.8 etr6nfen ipiiroi.
gen Die Ibatiad)e, bob tie lit benz aus
5reo. Vuiiern'hmiot's .Anteriean
9reipcrp" berporgebeitoen ~SoIaee"'
Sier elm Uctrdnf gefunoen boben,
Dos alc 8eid}ntdds .Nnipriid,c bcfric-
oiat. @crlanat es. Niiic 81. Nrauc.
rel t104-it2S Niaen-S trabe. Eel.
s. & q. 36l, No. i491. (207)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
9nrnDerein @prpGrts.
Hienir nnb Sommcrnad)tsfeit
i'm Weit.Gnb.Harf
WiitWudj, ben rs. Snli 1905,
4 ltbr Wad|m. beginncnb.
(204,O

8in9 nnporidtig m t
DEM 3iinbbolB um.-g Gin flei.
mes 6eiler brod) geitern glbe,b I'M
l2S llbr IN clnem Sdranf IN Dem
Shrblaoen oeS Srn. Soiepb Sleiiher,
Yer. 2l0. Noro.8ap.S trobe, aus, mel.
DIES bon Dem 7.iabrisen abe Sleiiber
pernriddt ipuroe. oils er nit einem
breitiienncn 3iinhbolshen IN citem
Shront nod Siibncrflttcr iudJtc.
Tie 6eucrpebr mliroe unniitcr @ciic
berbeigerufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
Muwlanb's tiirfiidc HGocr.
anitable @eb6abe, 1shauit ge8sa. etets oxen.
(Suli9, I&S-)
Sdifisfarten bon nnb nod 9entid).
Innh.

Bon Baltimore biz Bremen: SEA.
lite $50; Observation-Disclosures bis
Gum /. Nuauit $3.50; bonn /. Ni,a.
6is I. Nopembcr $3.50 nno $62.50.
Mnnorciie gu bigigcrcm Treiie.
s6es. $. 0ieafs e &c., 8immer Nr.
8, ia Dft.2eyinston>S Str. lS23-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
SelSienonnseu mad 0entidlanb nnb
Seifreidl

5t "a Gents bro Warf iino 2OH
Vents pro aroie. aNprto EXTRA.
Wcdliel misaeiteIlt anf ollie 9bciIe
Der Wclt. 1bto. s.. Tienet & &c..
H4'oftecyiiiaton.s Ctr. 3imAcr Rr..
q, $780,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
9lrtbar ~. Nubjun,

VT. TT, LW'BnlftnnsTtsxtfaht.
VaHa0c : Mptariats . WeIbpedJieI.
WareaM. Sdiifsfortcn fir ollie
Tampfer-2 inien. Meiiepaiie, @chIeI,
@eIoncdicI nnb GcIoienouugen.
(april4.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26

Sur 9eod Ii II 9. Stelter'
Ginltebn,cr @iQiams mnft IN oet
Mil5cigenipalten Der beutigcn IliSgo'
be oes yGcutihen Gorreiponoentcn"
bcfonnt, bob bieGigentbiimer beS an
gpererecn.T Terrace, 5tpilfen 6ltlton'
Mpcnuc uito Srem'S &onc, gren5en.
ocn @runoitiide uno Sollier Die linz
logen fir Die YiIoIterlrng bicles2bei'
les ser Strobe innerbol6 30 Sagen
nod Dem 26. Slili be5oblen miiIlen,
luiorigenfoQs Tie brei Tro5ert mebr
cntrid)tcn miiiien unb ibr Gigentbltm
fin Den 3lpongspcrfouf permeIien II.
angewigt ipcroen miro.
9obmen begeben i'd nof
Dem 3 Ituer. @c'tern begonn
Die auSmonocrung Der bobmild)elt
9cpobncr 9oltiinore's, iueld)e IN oeit
Wonoten aliguit, September. Ofto'
Der ln0 Iopember it Den oerlftcoes
nen Ginmafefobrifet ocs S'tulerS
BON N%torpIono geihGftigung tlfioeil.
Die meiiten oerielben fubrcn politASter
Nr. ~, 2igbt.S traBc, ouf 0ompfern
Der W~orpIanb. 7clalpore uro Tlrgt'
mia U. 60 ab.
Cine afte 2ebrerin ge.
It orben. = SRI. Slipia Sing. cine
Der 6Iteiten 2ebrerinnen Der bieiigen
0fientIihen Sfuletl, itorb om Mon'
tag I'M Sunie ibrer Rid)te, 6rau W.
e.. Greer. Nr. 634, Horo'Gurrolltons
Mpenue. sic ipor ~ Sabre alt. lett
Iangen Sabren lit ben Gienlten Der
Stubt uno murbe Dor etiua etftem
Sabre auf Die Beniionsliite geleet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26

ON DbNAI WV SNO'N'Hl -
ongob, or babe Dos 8clr genonmclt.
neil iih cine groBc Wenihenmcnge
an Dem Stonbe beiuub mo CT be.
fiirftefe, oaB Senoub Belts bon DEM
&uiten ergreiien miiroc.
Gin sport. - gIbcrt Giiep,
Nr. 800, @elt'5opctte' Strobc, uno
80. 9prnes, Nr. 10i. Noro.Sorporbs
StroBe. gerietben Wontog gbeno in
ein 10 bitigeS argument al, Der Noro-
gutom-S troBe, Dab lie ipegen unor.
oentlihen 9etrogcnS nerboitet pllr.
Den. Sn Der iueitliten Yoliieiitotion
binterleate Giien iiir lit unb leinen
8egner, Der ibm p~olit1noig fremb
lpor, Die notbi9e 9iirgiboit bon $6.45.
Wis Der 8aa geItern Worgen 8 ltbr
Dor aaot 2ooen fam, iuor mir gprnes
5ugegcn. er lpurbe nm So nebit SEQ.
lten beitrnit unO Giiep'S giirgitoit
oIS pcrfollen erflGrt. giiep iteate lih
Inn 8 llbr Gin u1o crflGrte Srli. Sos
Den, III ieincm ScinlotbsItoote Muiia.
hniettS beginnc ooS 8erift ieirle
Sibitna I'M 8 llbr uno gIolbte, Dies
lei alth bier ser San. Gr iogte, er
babe Die Siirgidait Iiir Yprres Der.
le9t, lint 8eIegenbeit si bobeit, nit
otc'ellt fpieoer 5uiommen 81 treffen,
nm Die 5iuildet ibncn berri6enbe
Streitfroee in eiltcnl Souitfompie ol,i
oerl Sonoe gum gustrae 3i brirlgel,.
Sh Der Sbot lpor er in elmer alttide
porge'obrcn, Die i'm uto gprnes mad,
cli'crl %perborger gelegenen Elase fir
elite ~reaclmdbige aeilerei brinacn
loltc. Gr pa icbr enttGuitt, Dab
lem @egner perihipiinoen, iiber Den
Werlliit nes 9cloes icete er lid, Icid,t
binlpcg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
Gufalberidte aus @aibirgtou.
9etrunfcnu battce i II e II
HeboIpcr.

He0oloCr.
glti 6cnl 9n6nboic Ser pEenniDl-
pnnicr 9o6n" mlrOc Wnt. $. Sotcs
bonn @ebcimpoli5iitcn Gears oerbof-
tct, lpetl CT nit eineml &epolpcr bor'
iirte llno babel itorf bctrllnfcn mar.
@utcS fam gerobc bon Norfolt INTO
luolltc iid) nod Snltie bc9cbeit. Htf-
ter aintboQ lcgte ibm cine Strote
bon $50 uno Soften ollf nno oo CT
nid)t 5oblcn fonntc, iponoerte er oltt
icd)S Wpnote nod Dem 8efungnlB.
Ser Ri6tcr betontc, bob cin oiIcntll-
dies 2ofol, no Saltlcnoc bon Ferlo'
ncn pCrfebrtCn, fcin Elot fir ciller
@ctrunfcncn nit eincnl 9elooenen
Ncpolpcr ici.
ShIim III bcrbrannt.
Ger 10 Sobre oltc anobc SoltiS
3oac erlitt Dor ieiner eltcrlifen WoG'
nun0, Nr. 100, Gurbp'S Court, 'cbr
ldlinmc 0ronopuu0en ull0 miiBtc
III oo3 .GoiuolipsSo'pital" 9c'ottot
fpcrocrt. Ser annbc roItctc Gronli''e,
INN oicieIben 5lt pcrfauicn, ais oo@
l(n0Iiid eeihob.
gugepe cunfcn.
Sn Der Nobe bon Solono . Yoint,
ltllterbolb Mount 8ernon, mlroc Die
8ugcDc rSlond)e Somorb," GnpitGn
Fritdctt, bon Dem 9oItimorcr
Shlcppoompier nGefionce" burd)
cine Gpniiion 10 itpcr beid)Gbigt,
0nB tic bolb oorouf ionf. 9ie 9eiot.
SUNG luurbe bon oemS hlcppoompIer
qcrcttct unb in NIeron0rio gelonoet.
sic 9ltitbes 3 Sompfboot . ,Snipcfio.
rem ipcrben bic GoIiiiou unterilldcn,
2icb bic au0cI iibcn.
Yer 2S Sabre oltc Sulius 8uoen
bon Nr. t1lS, 7. StroBe. @..M., IieB
iid I'M oSricomon's Soipitol" cine
S%huBtunmOe I'M 9ein pcrbinOcr. -
Al$ oic gler5te bieSugeI berausid)nci-
0er poutel, protcItirte or boge9en
mo ging rubig aus oen1 Soipitul
meg. Hilbcn crbicIt Ole Wulbc III
ocrn Nutpoorcngeiddit BON 2eiuiS &
Nobinion, Nr. 1902, If. Str, H..W.,
bod meiB or ni6t, ipcr ocn Shlb ob.
gcicllert bot.
Yunferott.
Sm Sbergeridt bcS 0iitriftS SO.
lumlbio iullrbe Better Sorriion, Cit
aiir5moorcnbonoler, fir bancroft er.
flGrt. Gr ldllloet mebrcren 9oltimo.
rcr Eirnlcn bctrGhtlid)e @etragc ur0
trousfcrirtc fiir5lid) oen groBten
Tbcil lcineS GigcntblmlS an onoerc
Terionen.
Storb ouf Scr SteIGc,
Sn Hobinion'S 2eibltoue an Der
Is. StraBe itorb Der boielblt beidGf'
iigte 9teger Hobert GooiS, 30 Sabre
oft, an cincm Scr5ihluge. Der Vtonn
i~tiirste Tim iino ipor uuf Scr Stelle
toot.
Scr 9eiferungS u II it. alt
ii berpiccn.
Scr 5ebn Sabre alte 8nobe Wil'
liunlGolcnlon fpilroe bonn Hidter 81.
Seal I'M S%ilgenogerid)t Scr 8ellc'
%rlingsonltult iibcrmieicn. Coleman
ipoatc nit eincm fleinen WGodet
ipiclen, uno ols bieieS nit Dem ano.
ben Nihts SIT tbun boben molltc, boil
tc ocriclbc aus ieinem Sollle cin Ho'
lirmeiier berous uno ihnitt oaSUtao'
den in Den Irnl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
Nna Mrttrr.

Columbia ihoncS murmlc9 Wctter
uno norbuclilide Ninoc.
Ger bod)itc Sbcrmonlctcrito1o nor
so @rob mn 4 llbr gtofmittogs.
Ser nlcorigitc lbcrnlonleterltono
ipar 65 @roo Inn ) llbr WiorgenS.
Wiitlcrer YoronlctCritano 1902.
Ger bod1Itc Sbcrmomctcritono Der
lcBten q Strnocn in nad)folgcnoell
St0oicn mar mic iolgt: Goltport IS,
Eoriluno 7S, Bolton so, Ilbonp H.
Neiu . Dorf 7S, Ybilnoelpbio so. At'
loniic Gitp so, Cape Wiup rs, @aib.
ineton 7S, Ntoriolf 81, Sotteros 81,
Charlotte so, Wilmington 81. Char.
lciton 80, Soponnnb %, Sudionpiae
80, Supiter Sc, Sen @cit SO, gtlontn
so, Wont9omerp 81, Neip Orleans
Sc, Folcitinc Sc, 8ulpeiton SO, Cor
pms Gbriiti Sc, WcmpbiS so, Gin'
cin1oti rs, Eiiisburg "A, Osmcgo66,
Buffalo 20, GlepclunO y, Detroit a,
alpcno "a, Morouettc 70, @reen9nD
"A, Gbicogo y, Duluth -, St.Eoul
76, ct. 2oliiS so, adnioS Gitp IS,
Smaba 70, Suron "A, 9iomord -,
Winiiton 68. SABRE 81, Selcna SS.
Gait Sofe Gitp o. Gcnpcr 80, Norih
Elattc 80, 0oogc 81, Imarillo 76,
Cos angeIeS 80.
9ie So. $ h Of Sob
& & o.. Gigcntbiimer bes n9eitcn go.
Dens Valtillore'S" an Der HoropeIt.
Ode BON 2erington. uno Soluoro.
StroBe, boben Den 0orrotb mo oeil
8runobeiib Der Charles Simon'S
Con 60. 9tr. 2OS, Noro.Somaroitr.,
Der oireft an ibren Sooen anitobt,
f1rflid) eriporben mo mcroen bic
Waoren mo bos Sous Iebterer Sirfno
om 6reitog iibcrnebmcn. Sodihilo,
aohn & SO. poren IN Solqe ibrcS
belt1notg luod)lenocn @eld)oitcs ST.
oielem Sd)rltt gc5luun1er. Sbgleih
DIE Sirino crit lelt ctuo 8 Sabren
ibre ietige Gage inne bot. bat Iie cS
mebrere Wole notbig bcfunoen, ibren
Saoer SIT pergroBern. Sebe erlpeite=
rlina ldllen fir Ole 9eoiirinilie Der
6irmu fir etlide Sabre 81 gcniiger.
ober Itets bobcn lid lire SncilitGten
IN tur5er 3cit nls Dem arbrong ibrer
aunolhoit niht entipred)cno betpie.
len, 10 Dab Anbouten cine obiolute
Notbpenoigteit miirben.
Ter nripriinalid)e 9aben pon Sod.
Ifllo, aobr & 60, Der IN 1897 errid).
tet mnroe, bate cine Sronte BON 60
sub on Der &oiporb.S trube mo cine
iolte BON 70 Sub an Der 2eringtor.
StroBe. ltit Den bon 3eit 5u 3eit
porgenonlmcncn Nnbollten uno nit
Dem neltcIten anuf bat Der 2ooen t06
DUB 6ront an Der Solpor0. ilnb t75
5ilB Srollt an Der SeringtousS troBe.
Ate OltHlu uellcDt aus 0ell SS. Mfor.
8od|ihilb, 2ouia .. Gobn uro geni1o
2obn.
3r. 6aiiig miro periebt.
Or. SliOer g. 6aiiig, meld,er lid,
gegenpdrtig oui Der GUIDE nod, Der
3tegler'iden Noropol expedition i'm
orftiif)en Wieere auib1It, miro bel lei.
ner Hiidfebr I'M Sfiober mad, Mount
Weotber. go, OILS @upoeS. Siqrol6e.
alnfer perlest peroen. Iieie ncue
Citation lit cine Der pittigiten i'm
Wetteroienite DER Ser. Stooten. gls
Seiter oes bieiigen @eiterbiircauS
miro &r. e. j. bon Sermann bon
RoIeigb, H..G., fommcn. Sr. 6. Z.
einigb. iuelter bisbcr oils itcauers
tretenoer Saibiroid, oes llncIc Gam
fittgirte, miro and fernerbin oIs
Stellpertreter bier bleiben.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21
CHAFFEE WON'T ADMIT OFFER
Has Been Planning to Live in California,
It Is Said.
TFrom The Tribune Bureau. ]


Washington, Dec. 20.-The story that Lieu
tenant General A. r. Chaffee had had an offer
of the position Of Police Commissioner of New
York received substance to-day by the presence
in this city and at the Office of the chief Of staff
of the army Of General Francis Vinton Greene.
Police Commissioner under Mayor Low. Lieu
tenant General Chaffee told his inquirers that
he did not know that he was considered for the
place in Newly York, and he carefully added that
had the commissionershiD been offered him he
would not admit it.
In the mean time 1t is known that Lieutenant
General and Mrs. Chaffee have been making
arrangements to go to California where they
expect to make their permanent home. They
have just returned from the Pacific coast,
where they went to look at some property, and
It was supposed that Lieutenant General Chat
fee after his retirement from military service,
would choose to settle down and live quietly.
It is known to their intimate friends here
also that the Chaffees have found official resi-
dence in washington expensive, and that they
have been forced to draw heavily upon the
Generals savings to meet all the social obliga-
tons imposed on them. The trip to France as
military observer is said to have meant an
expense of nearly 5000 above the mileage he
received for travelling under the orders OF the
Secretary of War. The Chaffees We're glad, IN
some respects, of the opportunity to get away
from Washington, and it is imagined that the
offer of the position in NewYork would be well
come in the circumstances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21
GATHERED DATA AND DIVINITY.
Increasing Store of knowledge, She Said
Store Detectives Objected.

Lillian NJ Cherry, thirty-one years Old who gave
her address as No. Y West 92dst and said she was
a literary woman" through her efforts, as she IN
sisted to gather material for Sunday story on
How Easy 1t Is to Steal in the Big Department
Stores" came to grief in 6th-ave- department
store and was before Magistrate Wahle, in JEFF
ferson Market police court yesterday, accused Of
shoplifting.
The Rev. Dr. David James Burrel. Of the Marble
Collegiate Church; the Rev. DR.. c. II. Mohn, or
the same church, and the Rev. DR.. Pleasant Hunt
or. Of the Fourth Presbyterian Church appeared
IN court and told Magistrate Wahle that the pris-
oner was a woman of high literary attachments
and an energetic churchwoman -.
She was charged with purloining q night
dress corset cover, two wells, two collars three
~ ona iorket five handkerchefs. one paper OF
pins one polsher one box Of handkerchiefs FOUR
zee es Of lace and three ties, all to the value OF
S35 81 ,,.a6 m 81 on hail her bonas-
1 49, Ezekiel Rand, of West Nyack, who said
he vas a nephew OF the accused
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21
LITTLE GIRL PROVES GOOD GUARD
Undismayed by Accident, She Keeps Watch
on Mother Superior's Treasure.

Jeannette Powley, not quite nine years old, left
ST Francis's Orphan Asylum, at Monmouth and
Brunswick SITS, Jersey City, yesterday morn
ing for a long ride to the Grand Central Station,
New-York, in the big covered wagon belonging
to the home. The Mother Superior had placed
in her charge a basket, saying that there were
precious things in it.
At 25th-st. and 3d-ave. the wagon was hit by
southbound car. Patrick Cullinane, the aged
driver of the wagon. hurled to the street
and sustained slight injuries, which were dressed
at Bellevue Hospital.
Little Jeanette was not hurt, and when
Patrolman Baker after sending Cullinane to the
hospital looked into the wagon he saw the lit
tie girl calmly sitting on the floor of the wagon
clasping the basket. Baker asked If she
hurt but she replied, through her tears, that she
was Just scared"
Sergeant Mcguire, who was on desk duty at
the East 22d-st. station wanted to have a look
in the basket but the little girl would not have
it. and stood between him and the precious
packages, and said:
mo, no. Please, you mustn't
Mcguire then comforted her, and said he
didn't care what in the parcels, and then
Jeanette confided to him that in the basket was
a chalice that the Sister Superior said must not
be touched by profane hands
Sergeant Mcguire told her that she was a
very brave girl, and that he should certainly
see to it that the Mother Superior was told of
how bravely she guarded the precious things"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21
CALL POLICE USELESS.
Hold-up Victims Gre Up Hope
of arrests.

Eold-ups have become so frequent in upper Broad
yvay and certain parts of the residential districts Of
the upper East and West sides. and complaints
have proved SO unavailing, that the victims have
given up hope Of the thieves being caught or the
,-o1iabIes returned. No less than fifty cases OF
+bts hind are now in the hands OF the detectives.
Nearly every club in the city has one or more mem
hrs who entertain their fellows with tales of hold
- ths+ seenn almost Impossible in civilized COM
n,unty
one ~ those who have been robbed in this way
recep+1y is Herbert a. Morgan. an artist, who has
a studio at No. IS West 5'th-st Mr. Morgan Is q
.la. of tbe saImagundi Club. he is just
,,,o fron, a nervous attack following hold
- 800 A1ondav night in which. after being showed
<o,,, ore end of car to another by four thugs, an
arsla stickpin, with tiny diamonds was
snatched from his scarf
seT1ia appeal TO the police? NO! There's no use,
,r nTorpan said Many OF my friends have mad
81 -.aes ,.th detectives before 1t cost more in
$50 .nS+a,ces and as much in many others. as the
total value of the loss No detectIve w'i exert
;,;YSele unless assured OF something IN return.
s355a rfr 4, costs nearly nucn 10 ger IL bach
1, sp' dprec,ttes ind 1t after several weeks In
IA wnshop have 10 pay io[ III n,,s ~, t ast
he defectiges too. I'm Just gettns over ny Hist
axnerience nave been hello up Twice "tt linn
49, in the heart of the city ms iast tiiIe y
was both brazen and brutal. sov x9ben four men
on - nv Sesv The first thing knew was IN
oa1ar Nth all four surrounding me- zen: NO,
nushed away quietly but iei t 1uei hIt while
,ackets ] showed and they shoReu, ,. frorr ,hey1
po@nased 10 keep my pocketbook away rom t ahsI
thev almost tore the scarf from my me ntee IS
nv pin I've given up appeallns ,,oIice To pro-
New he neopIe Your Conductors seem 70 De ih
lea que With The thugs that hang aaoos