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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
HOT nLAST STOVES.

WE CARRY COLES ORIGINAL HOT
BLAST" stoves. one third coal saved.
also wood heaters. See us before
buvfpg EfRA HARDWARE co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
Help Wanted-Female.

WANTED, YOUNG LADY FOR OFFICE
work; stenographer preferred; state
age, experience. references. Apply
in own hand writing to w. 81, Rich
mond yirginian.
WANTED--A COOK. GOOD WAGES.
Apply to box "a, care virginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
Wants Wants Wants
Help Wanted-Male.

light work after school; good pay to
boys who can hustle: special prtzes
given to the best boys. Apply =
~. Circulating Department. The
Richmond virginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
Situations Wanted-Male.
Situations Wanted-Fen1ale.

WANTED ArosIAIoS AS BooKKEEf-
err; nve years experience; best Of
references Address wv. s6s PAX
ton street. Dapyffi.s Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09

ROOMS. WITH BOARD, FOR THOSE
who want something good Phone
Monroe 1880, or call Is South Fifth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09

WANTED. A COUPLE OR YOUNG MAN
for third stroy front room, near
Monroe Park: in private family. Call
Madison Phone 6iS3-y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
Real Estate for Sale.

FOR sALE-afA ACRES OF LAND.
one mile from the Three Chopped
Road. about : mites west Of city; two
acres cleared, balance in oak and
sine ttmbcr: 600 cords Of wood might
b. cut from the land; also . body ef
saw mill timber. 10 miles from tho
city and about miles from railroad.
w. A. KICKS. is w. Clay 81.
LIST YOUR TARNs AND CITY PROP
alton. AZ r. Aarshall st., and get
quick returna
~ YOU xRH LOOKING FOR a AAR-
9aln and meAe husluese, have rot g.
n no9no, 4 ~ mllon ~ Hull gtreet;lS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
Flats for Rent.

MODERN FLAT OF FIVE OR SEVEN
rooms; reduced rent. Apply 20i r.
Main street.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-23
Norddeutscher1loud

L0ND0N-PARss-
Hessimahsge Ghnen oampfer teben 1tsshae.
.argnsriRk Siu gstilis". .,Qaiier gsisheIm Der
8ueise". ,GtsRprtnS Aifssfm". .,aalisr ssifhelm
Dsr Nrpse..
Nsssimatiae TefbamSferfahrt jebsn Tieafae
niif nraen TamSierH.
1000 2onreneetalt TOO Tuh Iona 10 Rub brett
ye5estae ssafsinieisa. ..sriss arirbrid xsit.
heim" .WreFfr 0urfash", ,.esgiehrldt bey osss.
te~. .Sresaaa.. .Hrinass Mice. ..6arSarsNsa.
.srfMen",
0easims6iGe Gefbsmpify tebsn 1smassAae
,,NbsiH" Dtain", Queteus.
WtfffI Inter Sdbyf.
Gt0RAt TAR-NEAPFl
Nemiare eMnflsampfes iesem eamies.
~0rytin" lnef), .,Hartnrpiia". .a6xtsin 4oni1
ts". .a5uis Mlsen",. ..yriassfin Srfnf..
..Neder",
BorsieI. ginri6tuna In aniiien nnb amif4enAed
nnnthdra9s 1cmren nm bic EeIf.
s1rubeierS gbe6s aiItia fiber bic c0nse N3eil
OElatCnS = Co., 3 0so1dsSar, N. y
0fnernls0oenten.
QafuteH fir Cincinnati.
@srmun TatfpHni H1sss: Big. gs4!css! Gssx
unb HaImt gtrats; Msffnn 0ermou Nani;
:' a|ss3s ssss slP' fs, lsss ses s:s
80 n& AsttM xa1 1eL1ats 80
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-23

Sine .feiplutiun,

irelfc cs fir rotbmeHbie ertldri, @pnos uuSSr,
GC5Gn 81 Dem 3pcd nm eeib QgisuDriugCu UNI
ben aut Die Sidot CINCINNATI tGleHoen Ibeii
Der Soften Der abin1ifuna Der itbeausstge elis
SCt &c beiallphcn bon uem ziaotrGib hcE
StaoI Cincinnati, 5tGGI Eblo ieretbierie aler
o03u crDQttteU lltgIlgoer iIbereinftininctbJ
GGF es nUitpcFGtG IT, &Cpoe dusSgge5en
,uS su berfGafcm sanlit G,elo Gufae5radoi mex,
he Inn ceU bon bel zinbi Cincinnati su TyG'
genSCn -gell eeg NpileH TIN bic ati 6a'fura ber
gtlRcaH Hreu5Hnpen IN beiagiet S:aot BHm gc'
nGQe ben $500 10000 gu hesGtier. Ile
EuiHmc IT, sliammcU MT nuOereH 6tuioeu,
rUehg bon bciagiCU Etabt fortrGbtrt lUuTocu
am oueliebcn Enifr ben @e'llmmInefH Don
zcit'oHcr 2e55, 2~a I'D, 2-Se nno 2sat Der re-
r,0frirU 5tntuten rclGhe EPiimmGaacH lett In
Esfnoueu &g39 bts 1884 ui!l'iee eek IuGefne .
nen gg'cetutes augetrpifen rperoeU Ebgr pler
2roserT se5 @PisEyWt G&ertbes bon olem Gts
peu,buu lu be'agter stabt lU'e eingeira9eH uHo
lg.a'iet bebufs Ec'ienILng.
2ci ca isrusr btithlniiru, bcb bic Sraec eer
&&egGbf unb bes 9leriluis BON belaG'fN SONS
1C1agier zIGhi fir heiaoiPa 1tce1 lter he'aGie
clcC Frossui bon 'oitsE sieuer " 3. d5asEila,
aGs IN IN pUrbefaoief SGWg1e ramii1 $500
Un0nU ben uuallfistyfcU &lhlctH BON be'd9ter
StGAt n Der GuqepteIHe1 &c3l, nelee IN be'
i1Qier Stn6i ON = Gupe aes BtcSCmber ". 4.
tey Et1bt aolcba!ieu dtrb. 5uy abliiulrare 4n.
trrhrcltet lpcrepn fuu urh bg'1rie 23Gti iol
grfGhrt betrieber unh hcltetgiui tueroeU Gls
auaerc nuccIntiUe 0hiHia.cGlG&1tleH, uno bes
Der Rujaermeiitrr Scrard dnaglrieteu lCeroe,
rem g@b,iulr bic 2cit una slstaiturn nor be-
frrtrr gtabi IN Der bonn e5c'ere corpe' trtebeHeu
gac.{a nu1Hse'1eH: bCF ntr Gletf htffnutb an
Qcmiefeu perne cine Gcg,e SIeltr ss'oluionen
he1r @c7ro If TcrutH E!Iie Sucerouors auo
TnfOec,ors nf GrGlor ben 9Gm.tou Goanis.
6 Chc fu beit5eInGeE.
Qafr. am T. zertem5er- u, z, 1910.
Qraaocni rro TEN em oes ztaDtr1t5s
pcaIan5ist: 6 Phi n @eHoer n siaoi'
rfr-F lG,&5
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-23
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---aiR brahm.ths-
WaGrIagCriR Cidss 3eilaQWs.

e1ou in her 6Ifcftcu GET. COT es pepsfs
Aerfonen. be ouyn be Gn59fuus b8ber b.aobt
Karen. uno es ue8t ieiH 8lgeiisI oor. noB
oud beut3utaae ROD gsrioaen eriitirsn. bic
surb eIHe uHbeiarHie strofi I'm girnoe fnb,
&le.es 5u tbuu uue eoraus5ufaeeu. pae FIR
eHoere erftauHIid IN uub bIeibi Sir soi6.s
bo' bic @atur biefe Game defenders bealnftiat
bern he bat itr bic fetteHe Sabs nerIisben eas
Peber 'brer mhtmeuihcH us eir Gufgs'5Iaae.
res &at aeHGu ~ lcfeu. Seraeti niti bds
Ne tn tbIer eaeHeu geiseHa en- SeefiH aosnue
fuobri Hebri bic Gn' CRIB Gar oitIih bts
Seefln aberae. harr qett hte'eIhe btuau' Dts
Sbr bic fteHe seiioeHa bon 5rdn !" DAGGER
erreItt Gas Sous ~ aur Iaisn SGah uxs
an Snuns IL Der aamt:
Mrs. B. iaeger, friiher Trau @tdltoIS
Seeftu snenur, eintpoob. Ginttnnnti. chis
SrleiIiae gtnt@orten sloO una sarlber
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-23

G6uubintItiide Gent
m dIer. Dap 0erielbs GbauDintss
mus, Der bel ben Seban 7yeiern Dit
10 iippig rbetoriife gIiithen treibt. lei
Der auh in Werfen biloenber aunit
bsute noh fart barportritt, baTiir bat
bic aonturren3, bic unldngit our Or
perbung zines qeei9neten yrieoenss
bentmals fir bas I4pdbiIhe Stdote
den aauTbenrsn pom ,8erein FIr
8oitstunit" {Wunhen) ousgei4riebetl
mar, einen tIaiIti6en 8epeis geliefcrt.
Inter ben brsi preisgetr0nten Utooels
len, 10 I6reibt man uns bon bort,
fii6rt Dos cine bas 6eloenringen unles
rer 0ater in Der bepla3irten Dorftelz
lung zines Glabiatorsntdmpfers por
Qugen, nobel Elm nadter bsrtulii9er
RieIe ielnen Sup auf osn nadter elmer
tlelneren, nit Ftsbsntliaen 9ebdroen
i'm Staube liesenben Wannesgeitllt
iegt. 0as speits Mooea rSiegfrieo"
elm i6ndhlidtr Qbflati6 bes betunns
ten JtutaubbiIbes, bat fsinsH Gansn
oa6er, neil es ben groben 8rahen@
tobter prrfubren ipin. gu oeFen Jiibsn
Grantrah in oer alIssoriideH Dars
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-23

iteQung elmer pbantaitiihsn, greifsns
obrlj6en 8cQelqeitalt als Sieoes btuts
lieot. Die brittle Qrbsit eublin Ies.
iener ndupiniiititeu Geiitesri6tung
pie &rpre auf. 2lller un0 ieali6sr
GriqinalitGt bar, haratteriiirt lie iih
ais cine plumpe llebertrQgune her
lanoidufigsn GarIterurg bes ltl!igcn
Georq. rpobsi GeutItlanb als Der
bohqemuthe Sitter, Irantreih ober
ols oas 0ift uno 5s'ler ipsienbs 9ras
heniheuIat figurirt, bas eben nit eis
mem trdftigsn 2on2enitob in ben MI
Qrunb bsf0rbert miro. &aiier glilz
helm Der grite ipran emit gu pem
W}alsr B. GumpbauIen, Ger ibn oui
eInem S6ladtengemdloe, iibsr cine
frdn56iifds SABINE reiteno, oaritelIen
mollte, Die pornebmen g8orte: I'D
Dill niht, bab bic oufe meines 9fers
oes uuf oas sFel03eifsn hes unterIea.s
nen 52inbes treten." Ssut3utaoe ems
pfinDet man, lpie man fiebt, ipenieer
feiufiiblig; ia man entblobet Iih nid)t,
inter 5tntanIeBune bes elsmentdrItsn
nu+ionalen Gates in Griebensberts
mGiern elmer benahbarten Waft, bi.
heute nod barnn arbeittt, bic i6peren
Sabre 81 DerqefTen, untpiirbigs qropo-
tQttonen 3u bieten. llno nidt gsnuo
0amit, fpernsn Iplhe ieb.m outen Gjes
i6maf unb gatt tpiDeriteitenben Gnts
ipiirfe nod preiseetront unb bon einem
8erein, Der bic 9flegs oss 9oitstun1
auf ieine Sabine eeidrieben bat, gu,
4usfiibrung empfohlsn. Grfreuliher.
peiie bat Der Glitter bes 8sntmals
in uebsreinitimmung nit bem esiun.
Den gmpfinben bes 8oitss, es abgs.
lebt, berartisen projetten bic 5anb au
btsten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-23

Gbampasner sesen gbo.
Iern. Wor elmer MnSabl BON J1bren
fras - 70 erSdblt Elm lsier Der 1dsl.
Runbfhau - bic Gholera uuA In eis
nem Dorfe 5tpii6en Ordb unb Hoiten
ouf. Der lonbrnib. In Ieihi Su b>a
er.ifenber Mufreguns. iogie su bem bee
5dnS.!nssH asrs!s:: -Mznben Gle nur
an, mas Die dratlins Qunit permas;
N 0Mt bsjatu eII&l.@ 0s. 8. oab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-23

ben aranlen gauern nur - Gbnm.
pngner. DDS Grsebnib mar iiberrns
ihsnb gut. gtbsr In elmer anberen
Rihiung mar bis Wirtuns audi uners
,poriet: Die Rednuns belief ii@ onf
1900 Wart, unb bieIt ipnrbe pom Der
iOnieli4en Resieruns ~ poien niht
nnsrfdnnt. lInb 10 mubte Der 0err
1anbrasf bic .3e&s. aus feiner IA
~ tsjati1a.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-23

Gin Thtperer 9eruf. - Surge 9ienIt'
Itunben unp lange Qduien. -- Gtne
grpupiersihule. - aldsIihe SeIols
oung. - Sharfes lleberlpahun9s:
Snitem. - Qberslauben Der Spte.
Ter. - Wabnfinn ourA Nerpen'
iibsrani itrensuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-23
Ifrtrcm i1pihman,

GcIehtcy Sobn bor 2lupuft g. NM Bertha @oHs
man. gCb. JoTo. I'M atltcr ben 2 Cgubre1 2
Qsonufcn una is Gaacn. 1ie BccrbtQuug ftu'
oct ftGti um Suuitaa, ben "a. ceplenber. nm
2la ubr Rad'utiilaG@, bonn Lruerhauie, @c.
iecuno oni Gem zcutfncn qrpt. ,Sriebboie 81
4&GiuI H;us. 23,2s'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-23

8u0srIdffiee E0msn ihr asbsi, sa
earle nm .IsGns,sfs an.aS''HHgsH' H VIZ ~
{. Graft. JohHfion.Ss-aGbs. Sin1rIer eis.
Rdta,n tir qnits t,u'la,s, iRr agssmsirs
3Eusagss: 9aS,ufrestH tm GtgHotH Gte'ss
uiHtn eeigi,ai. GittpH Ggtam uas GiTatss!
Etrcft bs
1uugc oqu 10 ecsreu. ur7 n err gnbrt, su
arbeiier ron 6eutfnfn G,!gGr pUree5oaeu.
he glaJ gso6er & Sra &c. 80. % Aeli @.
EtrGte ho
Wdb6ra. I'm IN Der ganbg 5egtis 81 arbet.
ieR.4ctGofi'Ies ?. uuo 3nee ST.
.gtr futes GGbeeH 'ar ageemelns
8aasarbs,i; etsl N Der San';.'s. 30. iSos
Gircon are. S4a!Hut stas.
3dbtsn far ecrssss!.s5e -saqsas9st:; 2 in
oeE Semitic 70 s9eft Z. SiTabe GLat 53.
.giu qutce g-bhen I'm uGsemeine cans,
aEbsh. 80. so aecoaie s.se., @gsaoG!e,
: amen G Ehuetber urb ,sHifbers.
LleeGbcff i ~ubnan, iTie giHe SiTcbe.
6 autcf se4a aes mFGnfeH fls alaemeine
&ausarbett asi7 gs0oDbnrn ase, 44allai
QiQs. 1slestoa z. si57 ". II
aadtn; fem ysal5en: pcrsaalte Stsaaua:
fSahraeIh be3ogt 20. 529 @tp'atC %leee,
ab6tn: e'u'cte ail6e: fein aaidgu osfr
seleelu, aaler .cbn: 6abree!e tssabi. 2l5
SUuei; sgse. HUguoals
wdbeeH III. acrpahulibe SausaG5si; fsiu
ssrfhen, 3Di1 arfaip abe.
gute Bran. um ein reiHes eoais. eaus ~
btasfEtbileeH: taHH bes aesn6s gaa 9aaIc
aebef'. 10 St f. Cir.
gRdb6en, um aa0irr sn naasn. 9oTS.
oli@9te eoHr. una elm CIR.
Sunees agap1en. nm in bef slSe 81
belfeH. Siaeps 1927 waaiH Ctr.
8utes mabaca fir aueernsine sausar
bei: fein Fprer, feline un9ariH. s23 gut
mdeasn 'ar auseuetns sousarbsii. 74t
! gset 9. CIR.
/ ~ ahneu F.r oaeemeine 9ausarbeii: teiF
ao5en. 1868 ~csufi Ctr, gsalnut 2ilf.
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| gsaicaen; oaier Go6H. es2 z. Crescent aoe.
| Snonoale.
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| sinh su aeoA''tcil5ea. 1918 5oaari GsfHae
| gld fir agaeHieins eGnsarbeii tn einei
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| 81 DIN In euler SarniIie bon bret sufenen
| gutter sobE. SO fo6aGie Gpe.
| 81 nhen fir llgitairs.arbeii. Semitic bon
8erioHen. ESQ bleHsrocb nof.. GnoHoale
| Snnses 9Fdbaen far ieidie SausGrbeii
4O3 Hodoatf siqe Eeolocle.
! Ii d b GeH ftE GGasmeine 5dusurbeif. i2ol
&peiff Gfr G5arif eius.
| 81 dobsu als toain urlh nm bel Der Sans
urDeii Oh ht!'eri aates 0st1s. eO3 All Hleae
| fpaa soe., gpoaocle.
! q Cd in. SIS @lauu aAGls, anononte
/ 81 d b @ en- fag llpfinisssarbsii: fleiae Sanli
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| aoonoale
| stpmpeteHtes 81 aadDdeen fir ailsemein
| Sau5drheu Hlli g@dGeg IN elner tlfbHen ba
mile. unb GUelilt neriteben. 2L2 6earn
| sipe,. a0onoaie.
@utes afdb6en fur nueenetHe Sansag
! belt: feiE g9al1en; fietne J1mife. 3io
Sarpeb aoe.. GooHoaie.
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oT2 gorfff abe, Incnodie.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-23

.Das 1T mir bas liebIte S6neeslDds
nen!" faete Der GroBftGoter, oa msins
ie q Die gaIitisutIin1eI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-23
Tooes-1n,et6en.


Starb nacb Idnajdbriaem Qeiben am %. Scrs
tem5er 1910, etIua $3.50 lbr, i'm 3iafoniileEs
oolptnl. uHfer inHiglt geltehter Snbn uno
GsUAcr.
Gsinrit gosut!fr,
eetGrti9 5u GieIingen. i'm 4Iier bon 80 3obreu.
10 Wtounten mlo % laqru Gas YaideHbe'
nan1ntb fnhci unit am Mtontne. oen 20. sep'
teaI5cr ac1n1iliugs / llbr bon Der glpbnuHg
iejues gruoers, jSyeb. soepeIa an Grap aoaD,
are. NIB miro ugt 2:30 ntr IN Set Ieutins
Ubun1 &rot GirLbe in 9ur1Intn&otle bcr
Lraueraotlea5lent Ghgetatteu peroen, 81 tueI'
Dem &ermunhie fYreunoe uno geiannie treltIIos
lIdgit eiHeelahcn ftGc bon
1en trauernbsn Sintcrhliebeuen.
9th. I'll riib f6Iua bicfe Stunoe,
T.c Std aug unierer gltte ndnH
Enb tr1itcno toni aus uneren Ialrbr:
,g3ne fSott ibGt hae III trohireihani"
Ties g&orf itlQi uu'cr bauaes ,Elep'n,
slf, rlibe fauit Gui gSieoerfeb'u. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-23
Bu perEaufen {: Ter(6ieoenes.

gtnp Sroterb urb .Tledi usar'ei
pllie. Sef1afi: fp.ts reGga stTaEfteii hiHiG
pet.aati. gu aetei'IyfH, }. u. Aoieol1ii.
zl,23,Z5-
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Dius pfcfer,

Taacn. Zic @ecroiQuna fiuoci itait am 5anrs
tag, ben "a. Stptenber, 9lacbmtttaes Inn ~
llbr, unm Erauerbaue g}o. $50 Biobdluf Stra'
Sc. Gus poJauf I'M Ilbr in Der eri!en Ger'
eiHiptcu RriibersairCbe an 9dnmiucr uno Glin'
ton 5tra5e Elm IraucrgoiiesoteniI G6sebdI.eu
lpiTS
rTir f,iutrrhIirhruru.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-23
Geinrih nofmf!fr,
1en traueruDsn Siutcrhliebsuen.

1iarb nan llnaem. d1fperem peincn an
10 9Ftruteu rUr l1br unicr inui9lt geliebier
CStrtir G1trr mn J@cbn,irdrrpcter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-23
Gs itnrb am GOHnuitna, ben %. SepiembeI
frnhn IHnnrrnifl ktrIhqfi

Sir rnnerusen Siutcrbliebsnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-23
Stslen-@efu@e.

Bdder fu6i gir5eti oIs 8spei,e SaGo, G.aot
cher 2ane. 1852 Gin Ctr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-05

ming between Falls Church and Fort
Myer in Alexandria county. Va. lasi
night
detailed TO Fort Hunt. is. as a result. in
critical condition at the Fort Myer
Hospital. His abdomen was ripped wide
open with a razor
The dispute regarding the merits "l
the black man who won the pugilistit
championship of the world yesterday Ait.
ernoon at Reno began between white
man and colored man. a eulogistie
reference to Johnson brought a "a.
from the white man. The colored man
waxed more eNtraragant in mis- prsias
while the white passenger continued &"
dispute him. The soldier was only q
spectator.
Suddenly the colored man whipped out
a razor. Private Scott saw the CLEAN OF
the blade and jumped up to protect the
man Of his own color. He leaped between
the two men just in time to get the
slash of the sharp blade across hi;
abdomen. While passengers were tor
startled for moment TO move. the
wielder of the razor leaped through =
window and was gone in the inky black
ness Of the night.
The soldier staggered back from THE
blow OF the razor and fell into the arms
discovered that he was badly hurt tbs
car was rushed on to Fort Myer. anu
there Scott was carried to tie hospital
His condition was recognized at once
as serious. Today his physicians say his
chances for recovery are slight.
Sheriff Palmer OF Alexandria county
and other police oficials were notihe
of the assault. and this morning they
began searching for clues to the identity
of the assailant.
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RIOTING IN NEW YORK.
One Negro Killed and Another I,
Nearly Lynched.

NEW YORK, July 5.-Police are still
keeping active patrol today in the black
BELTS of New York to check any fur
sher sporadic race trouble engendered by
the outcome Of the Jeffries- johnson night.
The resentment caused by the defeat
of Jeffries at the hands of a negro caused
scores of street fights. negro hunts
through the streets and petty outbreaks
all through the night. One negro was
killed early today, his assailant escap-
ing. while several badly bruised negroes
are in hospitals recovering from injuries
and fright.
The ''black-and-tan zone was the scene
Of the only race killing reported. George
Crawford. negro waiter. had an alter
cation with an unknown white man over
the question Of what Jeffries In his prime
could have done to johnson. The white
man ended the argument by striking
Crawford over the head with q blunt in
strument. The negro died later in the
hospital.
Nelson Turner. negro. was nearly
lynched for yelling to q crowd OF white
men In the San Juan" section. I'VE
blacks put one over on you whites, and
we're going to do more to yon.'
Then Turner drew a revolver, which
missed fire. and In trice the crowd
was upon him. He was being hauled ia
q lamppost when the police rescued him.
There were race troubles In all the
boroughs Of the city. but the police say
no further trouble il expected.
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Whites Attack Negroes Who Had
Boosted of Johnson's Prowess.

CVALDIA, Ca, July 5.-Three negroes
were killed and many wounded in clash
with whites at construction camp near
this place yesterday.
The negroes at the camp have been in
solent In their remarks about Jeffries for
some time. and yesterday were boasting
that Johnson would kill the white man.
The negroes were drinking, and their
conduct SO enraged the white people OF
Uvaldia that party was formed to clean
out the camp. AS they approached the
camp the white men were met by volley
after volley of shots from the negroes,
but no one was wounded
The white people Immediately returned
the fire. killing three negroes and wound
ing five others. The fire OF the whites
was so deadly that the negroes fed from
the camp into the woods, where they are
being hunted by the whites.
Shots are being exchanged between the
negroes and the pursuing whites, and
late in the afternoon the whites sent into
town for more ammunition.
The feeling is very bitter and the
whites say they intend to run the ne
groes out Of the county. Conservative
citizens have asked Gov. Brown to send
troops to stop the rioting.
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ARRESTS IN CHICAGO.
Disorder But No Serious Riotfng in
the "Black Belt"

CHICAGO, Ill. July 5.-In the black
belt' on the South Side the streets
were flied with men, women and chill
dren until daylight this morning. In
the noise that ensued a hundred diff
ferent expressions Of exultation were
yelled, but the one distinguishable cry
was:
'Oh. you Jack"
Later this was heightened to oh,
you Jack Johnson
Withal the bedlam was good natured
White people passing through the mob
were made butts for boisterous wit.
but without malice. Scores Of the ne
eroes were arrested, but not for crimes.
They probably will answer TO disorder
~ conduct. but 1t will be for choking
the streets and blocking street car
trafie.
Women were as wild as the men in
the excitement and children copied
their elders.
Saloons Of the district were without
owners. Bosses had Joined the mob
ana barkeepers were held to their po-
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MOB CHASES NEGROES.
Attempt to Lynch Men Who Slashed
Wilmington White Man.

WILMINGTON. Del, July "a seri-
Gus race riot occurred here last night as
the result Of an argument over the VIC
tory Of Johnson. Michael Brown, white
man, was attacked by a gang Of negroes
and severely injured about the head and
cut with a razor. mob Of whites then
chased the negroes several blocks. One
OF the negroes. Benjamin White. fed into
q negro apartment house. The moo OF
whites, which by this time numbered
several thousand, bombarded the place
with stones. The negro occupants also
threw whatever they could find, injurins
several whites in the mob.
The police responded to riot call and
finally stopped the outbreak. When they
arrested the negro White the mob tried
10 lynch him He was finally landed in
the police station. The injured numbered
a dozen.
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PLATFORM UNION MADE.
Miners Wouldn't Let John Mitchell
Speak From Tainted Boards.

CHARLEROI. Pa, July 5.-Rather tina,
permit John Mitchell. former presider,
of the United Mine Workers of America
to speak from a platform constructed h,
non-union men. carpenters DESTROYED tl,i
structure Saturday night and worked al
day Sunday to rebuild one from which
their former leader could address then
at the Fourth of July celebration here
The first platform was finished Frids
night. and during Saturday. which was =
holiday in the mine district. il Wal
learned that two of the builders wer,
non-union men. This was reported n
the celebration committee and the strUo
ture was ordered torn down Union can
penters reconstructed it without pay
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SAILORS ATTACK NEGROES.
Marines Ordered Ashore to Quell
Riots in Norfolk,

NORFOLK, Va, July Jack Johnson,
by defeating Jim Jeffries, was responsible
for the worst race riots this city has eX-
perienced in many years. Hundreds OF
enlisted men from the various battleships
at this station. aided by youths, attacked
negroes all over the city, and last night
many We're in the hospital with broken
heads and bruised bodies.
Three hundred sailors marched through
the streets hunting for negroes. They
beat a negro almost to death against the
post Office building and bloodstains were
left on the stonework.
Practically every cell at police head
quarters and the second district station
are filled with negroes, sailors and young
white men. Police Chief kiser late last
night requested Maj L. ". T. Waller to
send assistance, and a detachment of
marines and sailors heavily armed were
hurried to the city.
The situation was under control early
this morning. but more trouble is feared.
e. keville Glennap. city editor of the
Virginian-Pilot had his collarbone broken
by being struck with a brick thrown by a
negro Mr.. Glennan is now at st. Vim
cents Hospital.