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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04

8er miro nit einem 9eihwDrcr
WtitleiO baben, ipenn CT bon Der
Sflnnge gebiiien porDen, ODER nit
Nuen, Die lid, fpilDeli Sbieren naben?
60 audi Niemanr NH Gem. fer nit
einem bOien Ieaidcn llmgang bat
mnb in ieinen Climber peripidclt lit.
8ienobI bas Sditen Die aranfs
beiten Der Seele beilt unb entfernt. Die
8eliiite oes Sleiihes biuipe9itneioet
llno Die Gntriebe Der Climber periaat.
10 eibt es bod u~nierer SeeIe nidbt opus
fommene 8einnbbeit tpieber obne Die
Salbe Der Granddaughter, obne ben
Strom Der Srommiateit unb Die Sara
bringing Der Mlmo1en, obne ben
Strom Der SrDn,misteit unb bic 9ars
bringing Der Ilmoien. Sds Saiten
beilt Die Wunben. tpelde inns Die
Sinben aeidlaaen baben, a[lein es
nimnnt Die Horben herielbeu ohne ben
galfam Der Wi~lctbdtisfeit nidt bins
meg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04

ipirb pohl bier in erltcr Clinic bns SRI.
GiteIla Colon nenneu miiiien, Die it'd
oils &iinitlerin bon prdd)tiser itin,ms
lider Segabuna cinfiibrtc. Sic &C.
1iei alh Den Sdngcrn am bcltcn,
Damn Srau 9ifiif, SRI. Sepfcrtf
ruD Scrr ISM. q. NnberiG.
Ser ollscnleinc @rfolg lit in icoer
6iniidt Elm GROCER: finan5ieu, fpie
Mid) %mniifaliid.
SIanf Hoicnblntt, &c &alfz
mann" bon Sonb Oh 2ac murbe aui
0ctreibcn Oes Staat5= SeuermarihaIIa
Eurtel an II. Sui pcrbaftet, mn
5!rar untcr Der Intlage, am 13. Sui
icinen SaDcn angcitedt 81 bnbcn.
(&in %perlautet: &eriihcring % Snus
IclO blantc Sablerif.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04
sir ,umnDc TnSs.

sd babe nllsgeflnOen, baB Sud-
lens arnifn Snlbe Ons ri6tige Nittel
lit fir punbe SiiBe iotpobl, ais dll6
fir beilenOc 8unben, Giterrnl9en,
Gd)nittpunben unb nQer Irt bon Ib@
i6iirfungen", i6reibt 6err @. Stone
BON Gait Yplanb, Waine. @s lit eben>
iaas Das ri6tige Seilmittel fir
Sdmprrboioen. Yrobiert es mail
@erfauit inter @arantie in Der Ipos
tbefe bon &. @. 81 uet e, $50 Drain
StroSe, Dubuque. Solpa, gum Sretie
bon 25 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04
Sowa.

q. 9. llrid, Srdiibent Ser itaatz
iiGen federation Of Solar IN Soma.
bat einen an Die Irbeiterprelic Sppn's
9eri6teteu Srief perDffentlift. in nell
dent CT guuOe5<S berri6ter 9reiper
negen beiien, ipie er es nennt, feinb@
leli8er Saitun9 9egen Die llnionSz
Irbeiter. IN iddrfiter @eiie fritiiirt.
Gr Idrie6 inter I1toerem: nSm
Surpur gebpren unD er6o9en llnb nit
elmer llngebun9 unb 8enpIIenid)nft
bon gleider Irt, lit es nidbt 81 pers
ipunbern. bab er (Hi6ter @reiper)
fem @eritdnbniB fir Den Irbeiter bat
unb ieine Seoiirfniiie Der @~egentpurt
nift tennt.
Oberrihter 9retper berlan9t, oab
Sic 9ebrdude unb Dfonomiihen Ser
bdltnille Dor einem Sabrbunbert aui
Die 9e9enndrtieen 3uitdnoc Innenz
bun9 finben iouen. limb ipeil Die
Nrbeiter feline peralteteu Irgumente
ni6t ebren unb a6ten, gefdut CT iid)
in S6impfereien."
= Ius Sapenport berlautet: Ser
.%@pnneeliit" 9iup 8iqinms. Der, mie
feline Ittarbeiter i'm 8einberge bes
6errn, eesen bas Srinten zines
barmloien @laie5 Bier 81 Sclbe siebt,
lit bon friiber fer elm Worpbiumeiier.
aiir5li6 lit ct ipieber in iein altes
Batter Suriidaefallen unb IN ieincm
Morpbiumrauih bon Ses Woines mad
WDline aefommen - ver lpetB niht
niel" Sort lp1rbe fir i'm geforet,
uno bnnn idifte man i'm pieber mad
Ses Woines Snriid, nm nod bieier
Ionbcrbaren gstapabe ipieber ieir
ngbaneeliitenipert" furt5uiebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04

bic lie bel iih fiibrte, ubaenommeu
bate. Sann babe er brei Sdilne auI
lelne GouIlne nbge9eben unb lei, in
Dem @lalbcn, alldb lie gctootct 81 bas
ben, na6 Yaterion g~cgnngcn, no CT
etuen 3m9 Der Susquebunuaz Sabn
mad Netp Dorf nabnt. IS lpn bic
ier 3ue. Der iiber Die bon Dem Wprz
Der auf Die Sdiencu gei6leiftc 2eidc
Der Srau GberburO binpeg9ing unr
lie Serltiidelte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04

Slider bon &0ln empfangen. Sic
Yrielteripeibe miro ibm nod por Ibz
lauf bes Sabres ertbeilt iperben, 10
oab CT piellcid,t idpn am 8eibnadts>
felt ieine critic Meiie miro feiern
tOnnen.
&eifnlcn.
Ser aofsarbeiter 2orenS 2ez
rponbotpsti bon 3erne serietb nit iei>
ner @befrau in Streit. in beilsn Ser
lauf g., Der ais Elm auf9ere9tncr unb
ltreitIiiftiger Nenid) beSei1net pirb.
naf einem Seil 9riff uno aui Die
Srau eini6lua. 2estere erlitt meb@
rere lflpcre Gerleeulgeu am aopfe
ltnb blieb am Soben lieeen. Sas
1~0idbriee SD6terden. peld)eS Der be-
%ordngten 0tutter gu Siilfe elite.
lpurbe cbeniaQs bon Dem ipiitbenDeu
@atcr nit Dem Belle 81 goben ges
idla9en unb i6per uerlest. 9ierauf
besab lid Der @utberib nuh ben,
Shlaf5immer uro peridlob Die Sbiire.
Sem berbeigebolten Yoli5eibedmten,
pclder 5ur Seitnabme ifreiten ipoIte.
ipurDe Die 5biir bonn SfIaf5imner
mad mebrmali9em alopfen unb Gufen
nitt 9eoffnct. Nadbem Die Shiir
9enaltiam erbrohen norben mar. bot
iid) Den Iulpcicnben Elm ihauerli1er
Inblid OAR. g. lag an Der Grbe in
elmer 9roBen Slutla6e; er bate lid
Elm langes @eiier in DEN Baud ee>
ltod)en. 10 baS Die Gingeipeibe bers
nusgetreten paren. Ser @eamte 900
ibn bns @alier aus Dem 2eibe uno
orDnete Die lleberfiibri,ng bes Gerz
lebten mad Dem fdtboliihen &ranfen>
bnuie an, ipoielbt er beiinnunsslos
unb NIT DEM Sopc rin9enb barnieDer
liegt. Ser i6iper perlesten Srnl inb
Sodter murDe bon cinem Ir3t elm
8erbnno angelegt. so lie nit benz
2eben o~aponfpmmen, erifeint frasli1.
@irttembers.
Wiirtternberg, bas Snnb Der
6ronilhen WdIiernotb. bat audi iiber
politdnOi9e SluBperiinfunaen 5u fla
gen. so be9innt im Sonaii> hal
geacniuGrtis mieber Die polle @erIinz
flung Der Sfipdr5pnlbs Sonau. Sm
Suuptquelltbdl Der Sonall. i'm Sbal
Der Sreg. bel @iiiinsen, lit bereits I'M
natiirliden SllBbett unterbalb Der
%ip8enanuteu @iifiuser 6%auptoer@
%iintung auf cine Strcde bon 5ipei
Srittel Wteilen fem 8a1icr mebr Dor
banben. unb Die 8reg miro MIR nod
our6 Den I'M IS. S%abrbunoert erbaus
ten aannl pberbulb Siilfingen's our
Sri9ad gefilbrt. Grit bel Ilmcnbss
bofen erbalt Damn ooS naturlihe
Sregbett wieoer eigenes @aiier burb
Die 0ortigen ltarfen Suellen.
Sn Sriihl bel Wobringen an ben
8anptperiinfungsiteleu Der Conan lit
lhon Die Ib1tromung nah Der rcdten
llferleitc beutli6 gu %erfennen, mas
sum 8eiIpiel am 20. Wai bieies Sab
res nod gar nidt Der Sail mar. Sas
SaQscrdui6 lit am beiten borbnr an
einer Steue ca. % SUB auflpdrts bonn
Glbe bes Sauptpeges .5ur Sonauz
Terlintnn9" 9ele9enen 8e9es. Sn
bilnpfen, tiefen 2nrten pernimmt man
bas 6ardfteriItiihe. benz Holen bon
Gil%enbdbn5iiaen beraleihbare 0etoie.
Del W%obringen unb Suttlinsen lit Der
Slub ndbrenb Der lesten Seit sah5
flein gctporoen, unD audi Die bel
Wiiblbeim einmiinbenbe 2ipaf) lit IN
ibrem llnterlaufe am @eriiegcn. @on
ben iibri9en @eriinfungsite1en foms
men 9e9euludrti9 Die 8alieri6liu9er
bel Smmenbingen unD bel Sribingen
in Setraht. Sos @aiier itrDmt ee>
rnbe5u in Die Sieie binein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04
sic Hcbt cute Saheu.

Srnu G6ns. 6. Gmitb bon 8eit
Srnnflin, O}aine, Iagt: sd liebe quite
S16cu lrno babe 9r. Sings Nclu Sifc
YiQen oils uniere Samilicn>&aratips
Wcbi3in aopptiert, lpeil lie gut iiup,
uno ibre Mrbcit pcrri6ten. pbuc picle
llmitGnbe Du6ci 81 MAIDEN" Sieic
idmer3loieu ~Jieini9er iucrbcn pertauft
in Der Npptbcfe bon Z. 8. 81 II I e,
65G Moun StraBe, Dubuque. Solpa.
Yrei5 % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04
@efs Canada.
6reie 9eimfatten in Der stsReu
oeutideu fatbolijdem ct.
Sojepb's >Golomie.

Sauienb beutlde tatboliide Jdmis
lien iinb bereitS in Der ct. Soiepb'ss
Golonie nobnbdft uub bilben 5etu
@emeinSen, pel6e bon beutieDen
Sblaten ; Satres beriorat perben.
Die Hegierung i6eutt iebem Inliebs
Ter cine freie 3eimitdtte bon 100
NereS por5uglihes SrairielanD.
@alb lit IN Der Ndbe uuD cine Sob.
lensrube lit aud in Der Golonie.
@ei5en, 3afer. @erite. ~9fpgsen.
SlahS. &drtofielu, Semitic uno 10
tpeiter aebeiber por5iiglid. Sn Der
Golouie iinb nod freie Seimitdtten
bon Der beiten Gorte fir tauienbe
Samilien All baben.
I'm ipeitere Gusfunft ihreibe man
al
s. g.. 2ange,
gattleforb. Gasfat6epan. Canada.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04

Slider bon aoln empfaneen. Sic
Yrieltcripeibe miro ibm nod por gbz
lauf Des Sabres ertbciIt ipcrben, 10
pab CT piellcift idun am 8eibnaftsz
felt ieine critic Mleiie miro feiern
tDi1nen.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
KILLED BY PITCHED BALL.
Batter Hit Directly Over the Heart
and He Drops Dead.

Poughkeepsie. n. Y. May pa singu
lar accident on ball field late this after
noon caused the death Of Charles Lemp-
ka, aged fourteen. who was at the bat
and was struck by a pitched ball. The
fatality occurred in a match game be-
tween Y NJ c. A. teams of boys on the
River View Military Academy grounds
The game was close one. and was near
ing the end. and Lempka was very anx-
ious 20 make hit.
Walter Spross. aged sixteen. was pitch
ing lie delivered two outshoots. which
Lempka missed. The latter evidently ex-
2ected another outshoot and stepped out
from the plate as the third ball was de-
livered.
Spross had changed his delivery and
sent, in a straight ball. which struck
Lempka over the heart. Lempka did not
seem to feel the blow at once. lie dropped
his bat and sprinted for first base. He
had not covered twenty feet when he
dropped dead.
physician. who had been summoned,
attributed death to the blow over the
heart, which paralyzed the nerve center.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
SHOOT ABDUCToR TO DEATH.
Officers XIII Indinna Man who Car
ried on NeIghbor,k WIG.

Goshen. Ind. May 2S-Oficers from
Ligonier and Syracuse pursued and killed
Al w. Pattison. a Lake Wawasee boat
man, who to-day abducted Mrs. J. N.
Sargent
She was driving with DR.. Frank. of
Ligonier. and they were nearing Ligonler,
when Pattison, with another man. drove
up and halted the horse Pattison
pointed revolver at them and made her
get out Of the buggy in which she was
riding and get into his.
The Pattison and Sargent families live
just across the road from each other.
near the inn at Lake Wawasee. Patti
son owns a pleasure boat. and Sargent
repairs and stores boats. and also has
several boats for rent. 1t is alleged that
Pattison has had trouble with his wife.
Pattison was overtaken at AIillersburg
by the posse and shot to death while re-
sisting the officers.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
Negro Broods Over Troubles.
Calls Florida Test Successful.

Norfolk. May 2S.--Back to the Norfolk
Navy Yard. looking exactly as II It had
come through a battle in which it was
victorious. Is the monitor Florida. which
was heavily Dombarded in the lower
Chesapeake Bay yesterday. Capt Quinby.
who. with his crew, was aboard the
Florida during the test, was aboard again
to-day. His only remark on the tests
was that they were perfectly successful.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
SLAIN BECAUSE OF LOYALTY.
Wife and Daughters Refuse to Sing
"GOd Save the King"

NoN save Nhf Ming
Ottawa. May 2S-The Inquest into the
murder Of Mrs. James Creighton and her
two daughters. native born Americans.
and until a year ago residents Of Port
Huron, Mich. at Owen Sound. was held
to-day The husband and father. James
Creighton. is held II was brought out
that on Victoria Day. May "A. the family
went 10 church as usual. but the woman
refused TO join in singing God Save the
King"
on the way home Creighton asked the
women why they had refused to sing. and
they replied they We're citizens OF the
United States and would not sing the
British national anthem. Creighton re-
piled with an oath ,hat he would have
no one in his house vino was not loyaI
20 the British flag. 1t Is thought this
may have had some bearing on the trag-
edy that followed
Creighton says he kissed his wife good
by. intending 70 end his own life only
and what followed after that is a blank
20 him
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
WHITM0RE TAKES THE STAND.
Man Accused of Staying His Wife
Indifferent fn HIS Answers.

hhn Accused or Staying HIS Wife
IndinereDt in HIS Answers.
New York. May 2S-Testimouy In the
Whitmore murder trial in Jersey City
was concluded at $50 O'Clock this after
noon. but so much time had been con-
sumed in the chickering's OF counsel that
Supreme Court Justice Swayze deferred
the closing arguments of Assistant
Prosecutor Vickers and Alexander T.
Simpson. Whitmore's lawyer, until 90
morrow.
BY noon the question Of whitmore's s
guilt should be up to the jury.
Whitmore himself took the stand short
ly after court convened in the afternoon.
and held it for two hours He said he
had spent Christmas night in Brooklyn
and Manhattan, and told story OF his
movements on that night, which the
prosecution was not able to break down
in important details.
Whitmore ratified off his testimony un-
hesitatingly. carelessly. 1t appeared.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland Showers and
probably thunderstorms this aft
ernoon or tonight and to-mor-
row, with somewhat lower tenn
perature; fresh southeasterly
winds.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29

Joseph Sudsburger. the aged foreman
of the stables Of the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing, who was shot Wednesday
evening by Walter johnson. a negro. died
at the Emergency Hospital at $3.50 o'clock
last night. exactly twenty-four hours
after being shot.
Death was due to exhaustion as the re-
suit OF two bullet wounds in the abdo-
men.
The aged man began sinking al ? o'clock
and grew steadily worse. His wife and
seven -year-old daughter Amelia were sent
for. and were with Sudsburger until his
death. The wife fell in a faint when told
her husband was dead. She was taken
to her home by friends and is said to be
in a serious condition, suffering from
nervous shock.
II is a curious coincidence that Suds-
burger died exactly twenty -four hours, to
the minute, after he was shot.
Physicians at the hospital began prob
Ing for the bullets yesterday morning.
one bullet was extracted from his right
hand, and later one bullet was taken
from the abdomen. The third bullet. IN
the abdomen. was not recovered, although
the physicians worked for hours.
Reported Better in Morning.
In the morning Sudsburger was report
ed 20 be somewhat improved. and hopes
for his recovery were entertained As the
day advanced he grew weaker. He was
kept alive only by using stimulants and
salt solutions.
Sudsburger's death closes the last chap
ter in a story of a poor negro befriended
who. proving himself unworthy OF the
kindness. was caught. and in a frenzy OF
reysnge murderously assassinated his
benefactor.
Walter Johnson. the negro murderer.
who committed suicide to escape the ven
geance Of the mob that chased him after
the shooting. was for many years en-
ployed by Sudsburger at the government
stables, a short time ago the negro com
planned that he did not make enough
money to live on. and Sudsburger gave
him employment at his home. Z25gs Four
btthlA Slttl southwest Inc negro Work
ed faithfully for time.
About two weeks ago the negro went 10
the Sudsburger home at q time when he
knew Mrs. SudsbUrger would be alone.
and told her that her husband had sent
him to get 81. When Mrs. Sudsburger
went TO the second floor TO get the money.
she was attacked and choked by the ne
gro Sudsburger notified the police, and
Johnsons arrest followed. He was re-
leased Monday on 5000 bond
Negro Broods Over Troubles.
II is believed that ME negro brooded
over his troubles. and finally decided 20
kill his former employer He went to the
vicinity of his benefactOr's home and.
watching his opportunity, shot Suds-
burger without warning. He then ran
away, pursued by a mob OF angry men.
Almost at the base Of the Washington
Monument he perceived that his capture
was imminent. and shot himself through
the brain Death resulted instantly.
The murderer's body will be taken from
the morgue to-day by his wife, who will
arrange the details OF the funeral.
Mrs. Sudsburger is Frustrated over the
death Of her husband. and the pitiful at
tempts OF little Amelia, seven years old,
to comfort her bereAved parent are touch
ing
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29

The trial Of Castor P. Philip. charged
with the murder OF Frank B. Maeaboy. a
caoman, in the Arlington Hotel on May
Is 1907. began in earnest yesterday. and
the government almost finished the pres
entation OF its testimony by the time ad-
journment was taken.
The governments case so far as evil
dence IS concerned is much weaker than
supposed, and some Of the testimony VIII
materially aid Philip in maintaining the
plea Of self-defeuse.
1t is expected that the government viii
put on one or two other witnesses. and it
IS probable that Hazel Davis, the woman
who figures in the case, VIII be placed oa
the stand the first thing this morning as
a government witness. Attorneys Davis
and Hoehling, for the defense. expressed
themselves as confident OF an acquittal
when court adjourned, and Philip and his
brothers appeared to be satisfied with the
days proceedings
Craps Game Causes Trouble.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
NEGRO'S VICTIM
DIES Of WOUNDS
Sudsburger's End Comes in
Twenty-fOur Hours.
HIS WIFE FRUSTRATED
Family at His Bedside When
Aged Foreman Expires.

Man shot by BrOOding COIOred Man,
Who Ends Life in shadow OF wash
ingtOn Monument After Being
Chased by Mob, Dead at Emer-
gency Hospital - story OF Mis-
placed Confidence in EmpIOye.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29

$500 to Gettysburg and Pen Mar and
Return Via baltimore tG Ohio n. n.
On Decoration Day, May 80. Special train
leaves Union Station 1880 a. m, arriving
Pen Mar 10:45 a. m. and Gettysburg Has
a. m. Returning, leave Gettysburg 6:l5
p. m. and Pen Mar 7:35 p m, arriving
Washington 1913 p m. same date.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
FIVE KILLED IN WRECK.
Loss OF Hnlf Million When Valuable
Silks Go Into Wnsh-out.

hOHs VI hhiI m1lllon when Valuable
Silks Go Into Wnsh-out.
winnipeg Manitoba. May "a Canadian
Pacific freight train. east-bound. when
near Current River. ran into a wash-out
to-day and the train was thrown into a
lake during the darkness. The dead are.
Engineer Savard. Fireman Mcbride.
Brakeman Inman. and two tramps who
were stealing a ride.
The entire train was submerged. and the
dead men were either killed in the plunge
or were drowned. 1t is estimated that the
loss to the railroad company is upward Of
half a million dollars. as the train was
loaded with laces and silks from China.
bound East.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
BANDITS KILL AMERICANS.
One EngIishman Also Victim of Rob,
hers in Mexican Mining Camp.

Mexico City, May 2S.-Two Americans
and one Englishman were attacked by
bandits and killed near CQachinia, one Of
the mining camps OF the Greene Copper
Company. near Dolores, Chihuahua. The
report of the case was received by the
British consul in this city yesterday. but
no details were given. kilograms sent to
the region have not been answered.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
Arinonn Solid for Rrrnn.

Tucson, Ariz.. May 2S.-Arizona dele
gates TO the Denver convention were in
structed to vote for Bryan first. last and
all the time by the Territorial convention
held at Tucson to-day.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
WRIGHTS REVEAL
AIR SHIP SECRETS
PerfectOrs Of AerOplane De-
scribe Methods.
AT WORK SEVEN YEARS
Flight Of 40 Miles Over North
Carolina Sand Dunes.
AT WORK SEVEN YEARS

In Original Craft No Motive Power
Except First Impulse Was Used,
but Later Motor Was Included in
Observation-Disclosures of Floating
Disk Used I'm Constructing Frame
OF the Glider-Carries Two Men.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29

SL25 to Baltimore and return every Sat
urday and Sunday All trains both days
both ways. except Royal Limited"
On Decoratica Day. Saturday MAY 30
nitude at Pimlico Race Track, Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29

return, via Baltimore and Ohio. on snecjai
train leaving Union Station 7:3O a. M
May 80. Returning. leave Keedysville (
2. m; arrive Washington 10:45 p. m. same
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
PHILIP DEFENSE
SEES ACQUITTAL
Lawyers Are Pleased with
States Witnesses.
STORY OF NIGHT RIDE
MacabOy'S Death Follows Row
Over Craps Game.
STORY OF NIGHT RIDE

Testimony of Witnesses for the
Prosecution Would Seem TO Indi-
cate that Dead Cabman Had Picked
Quarrel with Rich CIubman-story
of Clerk at Variance with Ante
mortem Statement of the Victim.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
S1.25 to baltimore or AnnapoII.

s1.25 SundHy--BlucmOnt and Return.
Leave Washington and 9:I5 am. So. Rv
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
BaItimore and Return. sI.25.

SIPS Sunday-BIuemOnt and Return.
Leave Washington and 9:15 am. So. Ry.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29

Clusters of Flowers for the Cemetery.
Special for Decoration Day. 81 Black
istone, 14th and II SITS.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29

Clusters of Flowers for the Cemetery.
Special for Decoration Day. 81. Black
istOne, 14th and II SITS.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
RnItImore and Onto RniIrond.

And return via the Electric Line. Spend
your Decoration Day at historic ANNAPOLIS
or at one Of Baltimore's famous resorts.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.

Pages. TELEGRAPHTC.
1-Wrights Reveal Airship Secrets.
1-Crack Colt Colin Can Race No More.
1-Methodists Assign Their Bishops.
5-Bryan Gets West Virginia.
3-Hearst Gains III Recount.
7-Corn Shorts" in Panic In Pit.
7-Carlin's Friends Deny Gordon Charges.
LOCAL.
Philips Friends Expect AcquittaI.
l-Negro's Victim Dies OF Wounds.
1-Gen. Wright to Succeed Taft.
woman Held FOR Palming Diamond.
2-Corcoran Gallery Medals Awarded.
2-Ground Broken for satterlee Memorial.
Begin Practice Ride.
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s25.5O to ChIcnr,o and Return
spend NIemorInI Nav nt Ant,e.a.,

Nay 2s TO June l. via Pennsylvania Rail-
-oad Tickets good TO return until June
2. See ticket agents.
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s1 o to RnIfimorr nnd Refnrn
RnIfImorr nnd Ohio Rornl RIue

Saturdays and Sundays. via Penna r. r
Good returning until Sunday night. All
trains except the Congressional Limited. .
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Clusters OF Flowers for the Cemetery.
Special for Decoration Day, 81. Black
istone 14th and II SITS.
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visit Chevy Chase Lake May 20.
All picnic facilities. Marine Band concert
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Place your silverware and family plate In
the fire and burglar proof vaults OF Union
Trust Co. 18th and II SITS. Absolute pro-
lection, reasonable rates. Wagons cali.
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A,tractive Sale NJ E,ur,I.ure

Saturday being Decoration Day, the reg
ular sale at SlOan's. 1907 G St, takes place
to-day at 10 q. N. Dealers and house
keepers invited.
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Was a Confederate soldier.


Marine Band ut Chevy Chase Lake
May 30. Concert, dancing. and amusements.
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Popular Excursion Via Baltimore and
Ohio RofIrOoI

Springs. and Cumberland. from Union
Station. s:15 a. m. May 81. Round trip.
S1.00 TO Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg
N-S5 to Berkeley Springs, and 500 10
Cumberland.
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Craps Game Causes Trouble.

Apparently '...
Macaboy
IN Ho>
3 str
lost
hors,
him
his
tn
Cpd
lene
on
ing.
ia.
the
the
feu
Ma
ins
no,
the
aft,
and
craI
was
play
won
put
Phil
shoe
Phil
this
could
pin
Buck
Philip
tie,
cat,
you
out o
pocket
Did
asked
YES
was hi
Mao
'wante
Philip
that m
ring on
going
never
time
police
Macabo
did not
"Wha
THE
abOy's +
The pc
house o.
and the
TO the d
gagged IN
the chau
path. ans
GO ba
possible.
| low"
i started the machine as quickly as I
could" continued Opdyke, but Macaboy
ran after il and succeeded in catching it,
/ On cross-examination by Attorney Hen
/ ~ T. Davis, Opdyke said that when the
bartender at Hagerty's stopped the craps
game in the front bar he took the dice.
and the chauffeur said he did not know
/
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Furniture stored win Snfefy
Our big, modern fireprOOf storage de-
partment best place to store furniture
Washington StoraSe Co, Inc. 401 S. Cap.
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Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains.
both ways, both days, except Royal Linz
tied. City Offices ll3 G 81. and 6la Pa