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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-05
Capt. Arthur T.. Yates Dena,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-[Speciall-A
dispatch received ut the Navy Depart
ment to-day announced the death of
Capt. Arthur e. Yates. United States
Navy, of heart disease at the Ports
mouth navy yard yesterday. Captain
fat's was commandant of the Ports
mouth yard, where he has been sta
toned for over year. IIa was APP
pointed to the navy from New York
thirty-eight years ago.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-05
BRIGGS NOT n HERETO.
He Pleads His Own Case and the Charge is
Dismissed.

New York, Oct. 4.-TSpecial Tho
Presbytory to try Prof. Chas. A. Briggs,
OF Union Theological Seminary, for
heresy, met this morning in the Scotch
Presbyterian Church, on West l4th
street, with large attendance. Prof
Briggs was present aud plead his own
case One of tho chief charges against
him was that he disputed the exemption
of the Bible from error. The session
ended at 6 o'clock by the Presbytery dis
missing the charge.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-05
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Especial +
Complete figures from SO of the G7
counties in tho State, including Phila-
delphia and Allegheny, and careful csti-
mates for the other IA counties, show
plurality of 56,Gos for Gregg, Republi-
can, for auditor general. The proposition
for y constitutional convention was
overwhelmingly defeated.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-05
Nebraska RcnnI,licnn

OMAHA. Neb., Nov. Especial l.
Returns from the city and State are
still very mcagre, but careful estimates
give Post. Republican candidate for
supreme Judge 5000 majority over
Edgerton, independent Peoples party
candidate The entire Republican city
and county ticket is elected by MAORI
ties Of from 1000 to 9, 500.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-05
a Big Blaze In indianapolis.

lSpIASAroLIs, Nov. Spcciall-
The Moore desk works, one Of tho
largest manufacturing concerns in this
city. along with 20o,0oO fee. OF oak
lumber and three buildings adjoining
the main structure, were DESTROYED by
fire this morning. Loss $4,000, about
$4,000 insurance.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-05
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND. Nov. 4.-ISpcciall Re
turns received from the election yester-
day show that the Democrats have
elected 10 senator's and II members of
the house of delegates, while the oppc-
sition have five members of the house
so far
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-05
SOME OF THE DOUBTS CLEARED
New Works Legislature Very
Close.

Boies Reelected In Iowa, Where tho
Democrats Claim the Whole State
Observation-Disclosures Majority Estima-
ted at From $4,000 to FL .0OO-RusseIrs
Majority Fully 5,OOO-Pennsylvania's
Majority Growing-Talks With the
Victors
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-05
MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, Mass, Nov. 4.-[Speciall-
Governor Russell this morning claims
his election by about 6,OO0. lie says:
ut seems that Massachusetts is ear
nestly for tariff reform, on the line of
free raw material. which has been tho
chit Tissue in this State 1t also means
that she is firmly and aggressivcly for
sound currency
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-05
a walkover in Monteomcr,

RADFoRp. Nov. 4.-lSpeciall-T
election here yesterday has passed OF
very quietly, no disturbance occurring
on the street. An exceedingly large
vote was polled and this precinct gives
Radford, Democrat, 5Sl; Marshall,
Democrat, 544; Heermans, Republican.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-05
Phil. Brown Hns Largo majority.

TIT hTUWH f1Hs u Itnrge MiJOrfty.
Representative-elect Phil +. Brown,
OF Botetourt county. was in the city yes
terday and reports his majority over w.
D. Penn, Independent Democrat, at l2S.
AT Mr.. Browns homo precinct, Glade
Creek, eos votes were cast, all for Mr..
Brown. AT Fincastle, where largely
over 400 votes were cast, Mr.. Penn re-
oe1ved only 13. At Buchanan, Mr..
Penu's home, in a vote OF 43S Mr..
Brown received only H. This was
more than he expected at that place,
the tight being over tho removal Of the
courthouse from Fincastle to Buchanan.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-05

143; FLANAGAN, Republican, LOG; Jewel,
Prohibitionist, 6. Longs Shop gives
Radford 10; Marshall, IA; Heermans, So;
Flanagan, 81. Big Spring gives Rad
ford so majority. Blacksburg gives
Radford 149 majority and Marshall 163
majority. Shawsville gives Marshall
60; Radford, 6s; Hecrmans, 60; Flanna-
gan. "a
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-05
MORE EVIDENCE FOR FEAGLES.
Does the Prisoner Prove an
Abb?

Evidence OF Number of witnesses to
Show That uo Was in His Garden an
"o"r Before the News of the Murder
Reached His House Conflicting Testi-
mony as to Whether or Not the Wind
was blowing Tho Evidence Nearly
All In.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-05
The Itatn Case Annenled.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-lSpecial -
Attorney General Miller has directed
an appeal to be taken in the Itata case,
which was dismissed on the ground that
tho purchase and shipment OF tho arms
on the vessel was legitimate CONNER
cial transaction.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-05
CAMPBELL on THE SITUATION.

thMihfi'ls oN The SITUATION.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Nov. 4.-[SpecialI-
Governor Campbell takes the situation
philisophically, and says that the Dem
ocratic party was laboring under too
great handicap in Ohio, because Of
the lack OF funds to pay the. legitimate
expenses of the campaign. lie saws
they have mado the best fight thew
could in The face of a Republican m ior-
ity of IL 900 to start on, and a combined
opposition of the manufacturers and
capitalists Besides all this, it was a
life and death struggle OF the Republi.
tan party. To defeat Mai. Mckinley,
one of it's national leaders and repre-
sentative of it's chosen idea of protcc.
ton, meant the downfall and disinte-
grafton of the party itself. Party lines
were closely drawn.
HAHN TO MILLS.
Chairman Hahn sent the following
telegram this morning to Roger O.
Mills and Congress Crisp:
"Allow me to .ngratulate YOU on tho
able assistance you rendered us in the
Ohio campaign. McKinley's plurality
is from $4,000 to 2l.OOO. Both branches
OF the general assembly are Republican
from thirty i've to thirtyseven on Joint
ballot. Can you be with us next year?'
CAMPBELL TO MCKINLEY.
The following was forwarded from
Columbus:
"Wm. Mckinley:
IL heartily congratulate you upon
your election | have no doubt that
you will serve the people of Ohio with
fidelity and honesty"
JAMES e. CAMPBELL"
SYMPATHY FOR C1Npurrr
The Governor received the following
from Pittsburg:
Accept our heartfelt sympathy, but
we earnestly hope that this is not your
last effort.
The Democracy ot tho nation. 80
successful otherwise, foels your defeat
sorely., We heartily congratulate You
upon the noble fight you have waged
for Democratic principles and earnestly
hope to be present at your Inaugural zion
to tho highest office in the nation.
RANDALL CLUB"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-05
The Weather.

Forecast for Virginia: Warmer,
southerly winds and fair, increasing
clondiness and light showers Thursday
night warmer probably Friday
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-05
OHIO.

CINCINNATI, Nov. Al Special. Zig
ures by counties have been obtained to-
day. Twenty-seven counties are Of
fetal and the others estimated. Counties
not heard from gave last year Dem
ocratlc plurality of 6.sOS, and Re-
publican plurality Of s35. Putting these
into the footings gives Mckinley a
plurality of 1S,5SS.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-05
Zinc Rcsult i'm Wnshinrtnn Conntx.

ABINGDON, Va, Nov. 4.-lSpeoiall-
The regular Democratic ticket, Alder
son and Snodgrass, were elected by SOC
majority.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-05

but the Republicans confidently expect
an increased plurality from these coun-
ties this year
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-24
Die S]Iotte ocS Columbus

Sic Glotte bes Columbus beitano
na9 elmer e~ingebenben Stubie BET. ipa=
niiben rrevista general de marina"
aus bre, i%o9enannten @araueQen. pel9e
vGanta Waria,"' "Nin" uuo "Yinta"
bieBen. 2eioer lit bic 8ejei4nun9 Der
@arapele 1ebr unbeitimmt uno mir tpii=
len iiber bic @isenart biefer @4iffssat=
tunQ nidts @enoueres. Die bret @9iffe
geb6rten du ben bamaliseu @@ue0<
Ieealern unb bradten eS auf BET bent=
%tplroieen @eiie b,stueilen auf II &no=
ten, cine fir @esell@ife lebr bobe 2ei>
flung. Gud tuarsn iie ni@t 70 i@le@l.
tpie maj, setp6bnli4 annimmt. Sbre
MaBe tuareu freili@ iebr bei&eioen.
9as Nomirali@iH, be ..@a1ta Waria,"
bate r1ur cine 2dnse BON 10 MeterR,
cine Breite BON 81 Metern uno cine
Eiefe BON 4,5 Metern. Sbr &aum<
sebalt betru9 100 Biz 100 Tonnen, ,lno
es tu,ro lire 8eiabuus auf 7O-SO
Wann peran19laet. Die Beie9eluna
beitanb" 1ur aus e.nem &aaieeel am
@roBmait unb einem 8eiabnie9el am
&reuiermait. Sie ,par bemna9 iebr
manselbaft. .
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-24

hs.ss su 2 Monaten @efan9nib perars
theilt ,poroeu; oiesmal erbielt 86lSer 4
@onate Geidu9niB. W
OIbenburs-
Dlbenburg, 26. 9top. - Gin Traus
lein gbritine Sbulbe, bic tlrilib bier
itarb, hat Der Staot aur 8eruenouns
iir wubltbdt,se .9tpede eia Bermadtnib
BON 100000 We. binterlaNen.
OeNerrei@, II n 9 a + n.
@ra5, ~. Sou. - @ie uerlautes,
ianoen lid I'M Madlalle oes bieier Gage
III &drnten OerI!orbeuen Gelomarl haas
9ieulenants @u9en poa Muuer Wsmois
rem bes Seloseusmeiiters 8enesee.
Miiler near Der %pertraMtelte Greuno Be-
neoets u,io I'M Sabre 1866 oeiien No.
iutant. MiiQer joQ audi Nufdei9aun'
gen lber nit Beneoet in @raj 8epflo'
gene unterreounsen b~interlaien baben.
8ieu, l. 9e5.-Der @r5ber5os 9eins
rid Urn Deiterrei4, oeiien @emablin
6re,in BON Wa,bed am Sonntas an Der
9unsenent5lnouns s~eitorben, 1T Wton'
tug frlD 81 nbr berielben &rantbelt
erlesen. Gie 9ei6en ber Gntiblafenen
ioaen mad Boben lberflbrt petoen, mo
m,t@enebuisun9 oes&ailers Die sernein'
fame Beiiebun9 in Der @raber5osltben
&ruft eriolsen ,piro.
@hweia. aiassazksshh
Daiel. 80. Npo. - Na@ Melbunsen
aus &linsnau 1T auf oer Strede 5mi'
iden &oblen5 I'M Narsau uno BaloSs
but cine BON 9uroi fommenoe Gocomo:
tipe auf ben um 4 uhr pom @alosbut
absesansenen BUG auisefabren. aa@
ben bister p%orlieseroeu Beridten tuur=
ben elm 2ocomotioilbrer 9etDotet unb 2
&erionen l9mer perlebt. @in5elbeiter
feblen nod. .'...
Bern, 1. De5.-Der set6btete 2ocos
motiuiabrer Diener, Der bic Mai&ine
fabrte, lpel9e bas unsliid bel D6ttinz
gen peruriadte, binterlaBt Grou uno
iieben Rinoer. Diener NOR i'm lebteu
October auf Der ndmlihen Station nit
ieiuer MaIhiue aui eiuen leeren Serlos
nertpaseu seitoBen, mesbalb ibm Bis 5u
Neujabr ~setlnoi9t tuar. Da Diener
genau ipuBte, baB ct in 96ttin9en ei'e
porselbriebene &reu5ua9 ab5umarten
bate, aber troboem bic Citation NIT
boiler 0ampftrait bur@fubr, 10 uern1uz
tibet man, baB Elm per5weifunsspoQer
@a@es Ict oorlie9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-24
5ulammen 1916, 139 Soloaten.

sulammen 1916, 139 Gplbatcu.
6igt man bieler 8abl nod Die mills
tdrii9 orsanilierten Sorits uno 3ullbe.
amten, bic bes Mllitdr. @%iienbabupe.
(ens, Der m,litdril4en 9ilfsoienite uub
BET i'm @abmen oeS 9anoeSbeeres au
uertpenbenben Marinetruppen bin5u, 10
ers,bt lid (na4 Nb,us bet selu6bn,
l,den Nbednae) bic @siammt3abl BON
4, 1885, 900 b%etpaffueter Wannidaiteu.
Dies lpiirbe ettua IL Hro5. Der BeoOl.
teruns ausmaden. ,pabreno bisber bic
Nuibietune BON S &ro5., bic &reuBeu
in's Gelb fte1te, als DD4ite &raftan.
Ipannuns zines 2onoes aesolten bat.~
8ie erii9tli&, lit Der Bosea aui's
b69ite anseipauut; cine Stel9erun9 1T
ni4t mebr m69lt9. Ob oerartise Mi.
litdrleitun9m aui Die Dauer au ertra.
gen iinb, muB bic 2utunit lebren. 81
Deutldlano murrt man lter bic erhebz
lid leibteren 2aiten, in Granfrei6
ma9t Der Batriptismus ieoen per 6u.
lihen unuiQen perltummen.
Smmerhin ltest bic Nnnabu,e uabe,
oaB enttueoer oas &elultat Der j,uan>
5~igidbri9en NnStren9unsen 9ejosen
miro, unb man iid in Grantrei@ plOb=
lid gum &riese enti@lieBt ODER = tuas
lpabribeinlider lit - oaB bic 6ffent'
li@e Meinuns ii4 BON benz unfrubtbaz
rem @epan@e9ebauten abwenoet pno ben
9ansen 10 bo4 9eidraubten Mtlitarius
lber Boro ,pirft. Sci ber ,uetteruen.
bii9en Teranlosun9 BET gaQilben Na9.
barn tit oiej e 26lun9 pobl selesentli9
su ertparten; es >pdre bic liberIte @enz
buns gum Trieoen.
@ir laien ieBt cine fur5e ueberz
iidt BET Goltsjabl uub Der &altunsen
folsen.
Sic @oltsjabl betrd9t in Geutl9=
lamb 49,421,259, in OeIterrei9. ln<
.sarn AZ, 749.3 1923, in Stalien 30,947,z
306. Ser 9reibuab umfaBt allo 1885,
1884 Meni@en, pdhrenb &uBlanb
unb 6rantrei@ 3%uiau1n1en 153,S4l.l23
@inwobrer baben. -. :"
Sic 9eeresausgaben beliefen ii@ il,
9eutl4lane 1891 auf 483.854.464
Mart, in Oeiterrei@zun9arn auf $685.
688,28S M., in Stalien auf 2O4,6l6,z
236 &c., i'm 9reibuno bemna9 auf
997,l58,9S8 M. Sn Srantrei4 be.
liefen ii9 biele Nus9aben auf 54O,593,z
1872 &C., in &uBlanp oui 523,2l7,956
Marf, 5uiammen auf l,O63,8l1,l8S
Mart. .-,.. fa.~ =
Sic Trieoensitdrte BET 9eere betrd9t, r
ohne Offijiere, Beamte ,uno @enoarmez
RE, in Deutl9lano 496,983 Mann, IN
Oeterrei@=u n9arn 2S6,527, in Sta
lien 220,485, in Ru6lano $4,000, in
5rantrei@ 52O,548, 10 bab oemua9
Der 9retbuno iber 993,995, BET 8meiz
buno iiber 1,35O,548 Manu 19pn i'm
Grieoen uerfii9t.
Sic &~riessltdrte ber !@eere betrdQt
obne 2anoturm in Deutldlano 1884,
900 @ann, in Oeiterrei9 $ ungar,1
l.425,0OO, in Stalien 1921, 900, in
&uBlano 2,392,00O, IN Tranfreid
2,859.000 Mann. Ser Dreibunb
tonnte oarna@ alio i'm &rieae $780,
900, Der 3weibuuo 5,251,000 Mann
aufite1en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-24
Die Staten oeS 5rcibMnoeS 8e0cms
tl1cr Ru6lano nuo Eraufretdb.

wv =
hber 3ublano nuo Tranfret1.
Son Sutere0e weroen bel Der seeea=
rdrt,9en Sage @uropas bic un,itebeno
! au{ammen9elteQteu 3ablen fem, tuel@e
bic @olts5abl, bic @eloopfer fir Mili'
tar5tpede, bic Srieoeusz uno &rie9s>
ftdrten einerieits bes Dreibunbes, an>
berieits p,n oei1en @esnern Dor Nu9eu
flbren. Sc lit 5unddit ct ibtli4, oaB
bic @eener III oaen Stiden oas lleber<
9e&pi9t, tuenr, aud fein aQ5u erbebli9es,
baben. @ebr in ben 9inter9runo tritt
Stalien. bas man fat perlu4t 1T, nibt
boil ais @robmadt selten 81, laiien.
@e9t beoenfli4 madt fi9 bic finan5ieQe
! S9md9e Der beloen Buuoes9enoiIen
Deuti1lanbs selteno, bic febr unsanitis
aui ben 5rieoenS ltano uno auf bic
&rie9s Itdrte ibrer @eere ein>pirtt. @s
1priuet in bic Musen, oaB In Deut1@z
LAMB, bas in 6r,eoen uno &rie9 uu9ez
fdbr 10 uiel Mann aniteut, uie bic beiz
ben Bunoessenoien 5uiammen. BET
|@9werpuntt bes 9reibunoes lie9t, uno
oab es ben 20menantbeil Der Dpfer 5u
trasen bat. 9ierin liest mohl ooer libel
Der Gporn, bic &rdIte aufs duBerlte au>
5u}pannen, tpenn 9eutldlano' feline polis
tiIhe @tellung bebaupten MID.
@on elmer Mufre@nung Der lebteu
&atesorie Der tpebrpf li9ti9en Manu<
19aiten lin Deutl@lano unb Setter
rei@zlnsarn 2anoiturm, in Grantrei4
uno Stalien &elerpe Der Eerritoriol'
Mrmee, in &ub1anb Opolti4enie ODER
Meidspebr 9enanMt) muBte Ibltano
genomme,, tperoen. Dieie &laiien lpers
ben in Deutidlanc, Deiterrei@ uno
@uBlanb ni@t liitlid 9eiibrt, TIRE se>
naue Stdrte lit oaber nidt an5useben.
Das @s1ammtbilo wiroe fi@ perI@os
ben baben, tuenu b,eie 3ablen eiusere4:
net toorben tpdreu.
8e5isli@ &uBlanbs burite bas int
&erhdltnis au benz getpalti9en Grtez
b%ensitanbe nibt beionoers bod be-
meliene @%eeresbuo9et auffallen. Sic
perbdltnismdbig nieorise Samme finoet
lire @rtlarun9 in folaenoem. Der &u>
bel bat i'm ruiiil@en Snlanoe einen
fatti|9 b0beren 8ert als ben bier ars.
genommenen &urs BON 2.25 Mlrt.
Sic @pbprobutte. (@etreioe, Rferoes
futter, Glei1@, Sober ,c.) limb meiit
bort erbeblih bili9er ais in anoeren
2dnoern. @nolidi 1T aibt 81 aberiehen,
wel9e 8ebeimeu 8ui@iiie auBer Dem
amtl1@ aufseitelten Budget fir 9eeres.
5tpede p%eraussabt weroen. Sizes of
tene" Budget lit elm Der 9r6Bten mills
tariibeu @tdrten @uBlunos.
Stelt man bic @inpobner5abl Der
perj9ieoenen Staten nit rem fir See
resaus9aben sebradten Dpiern in Yers
elei@, 10 ersibt ii4 fol8enoe @tufen>
folse an Ius9aben per &opi Der Be-
p0lterun9:
6rantrei9 IA Start Stalien 619 @sRt.
9euti9lauo 10 y &ublano AZ -
Oelterrei4
Grantrei@ nimmt na9 ieoer &i@tun3
cine @onoeritel1un9 uuter ben iibri9en
@taaten Elm. Trosoem es ap6lf Wt,l.
l1ouen weni9er @in!uobner 5dblt als
oas 9eutl9e &ei6, balt es einen Gries
bens ltanb, ber INN 10000 Mann ben
beutlden iberragt uno ber 5ufolse BEG
Wilitarseiebes Dom Is. Suit 1889 ii9
nod BON Sabr 5u Sabr iteisern tpiro.
J um bic peri0nliden 2ateu, bic Die
W. u n. - Z r, afw1
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-24
RA@terne 4Iut@nuuna-

2ebrer: r&ir baben 1oeben iiberiebt:
@paminonoas NOR 10 mabrbe,tsltebeno,
oaB Ct nt@t einmal i'm @@erde log;
mas i@lieBen sic oaraus, S@ulSe?"
S9ulae: Dos .er tuabri9einli@ IN
{einer Su9eno >ue9eu 2asen oroentli@e
&ru9el befommen bat."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-24

|fran5Diibe Stspablit ibren Sirsera
|auferlest, Iih, Su uer9e9entuartsaen,
brauht nlr baraui b%in9epieien AZ wers
Den, baB in Trantretb IA. pra,. Der
IDep1lferung tn Srleoeu unter Mafen
'ilebt, wdbrsno in Deutiblauo nod
nidt ooQ / @ro5. gum Dienlt beranse'
,jogen lpirb. 0ie riidliNtsloie Wusnu'
Buns bes porbanbenen WenIbenm ate'
rials fir 2riessswede, ,ule tie neuera
bugs In Srantrei4 ourhsefahrt TT,
ersibt iolsenpe .uabrbutt itaunenerre'
senoe 8ablen fur bic e,u6elneu &ate'
sorieeu Der @ebrmabt. Grantreib
perflst iAber '''..
72S,631 &bpfe Der attipen gr@
NEE (einibl. Sreimil=
Tiger uuo Neen8a9ier=
ter Sfiatere, @enoar.
a.. ntel 2c.).5
9S5, 7O2 &bpfe Der 9teierpe BET
attipen Mrmee,
N* 994,614 &6pfe oer Serl,torial-
arrtee,
1896, 1872 &6pie Der 9felerpe Der
Helerpe Der Serritu.
rtalarnee,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-24
Babe II.

Mannbeim, 80. Mop. - Cine iebr
empfinoli@e, aber eere4te @trafe erblelt
BON Der bieiisen Straffammer Der Mebs
germei1ter 5rieori@ 96l3er BON 9eioel=
berg tueeen &ersebens 9esen bas @abs
run9smitteleeieb. Q1l5er bate i'm Suli
uno Nueult b. s. sandli@ %perfaulten
@9infen 6ur 3eritequns BON Wlriten
per,panot. Scr Mu9etla9te tuar bere,tS
I'M Sabre 1886 ,pesen dbnli@en &erge=
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-24

BoIen, rs. Nop. - Die Brdtonili'
runs bes @r5bi5@ofs 81. y. Stabletusti
tpirb in einem am IA. DECEMBER itattz
fiuoen6en pdpit1i@eu &oniitorium er@
folser.
@rei@en. rs. Mop. - Semanoeu
Der Truntluat gu iiberiubren, lit ntdt
10 le,4t. 0a5 bat aud uniere Staotz
semeinoe gu ihrem @@aoen ~erfa6ren
mi1jen. Scr Masiltrat hattie e'ncu
bsiisen &oli5titen entlal;ez:, NIT Der
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-24

uuo ii,.O 9eseniudrtla auser aller @ss
Iabr. Ser Sammer Der arne1 Gltern,
Won beneu sruei San,ilien oas eul3tse
&lno perloren baben, mar unbel9re'b'
lirh. ~ 49, -
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-24

ial iiberlaffen weroen, oa bic see 5u
bod ,uar, um oaiielbe einibleppen gu
tonnen. 9ie Br,se Clinton" luar init
Sal5 BON ct. ubes nad @%otbenburs
beltimmt.
@9les,p1s. rs. Mou. - Das pl0b>
lide Beriaminoen bes Nr5tes 9. in
benz aroBen &ir@borie @rfoe 5mii@en
S&leSuia uno 9uium errest bier &nfz
ie1eu. 8. pcr| Der @obn bes friiberen
bo9anselebenen &aufmanns 9. in gu
fun uno erfreute ii4 in ieinem @ir<
fungstre.1e alleemeiner Qdtung. leber
ben @runb beS @~eriduinoens laufen
aQerlei ieltjame @eri@te I'm. - Inter
5eltlamen umitdnoen peri4maao 9lei@z
fals, ,uie bere,ts fruber m~itoetbellt
,puroe, tiir5li@ aus 2usumtloiter i'm
&reile Tonberu elm Nr5t, 81. meo.
2uno. Der Sal erregte UNI 10 meDr
Nufieben, a1s 8. ii@ elmer bsoeuteuoen
8raris erfreute; Elm 9aoerslebeuer
Blatt brinst jest bic gfa@ridt, oaB 8.
in @@,uanen1eim al5 Nr5t !i3 nieoers
9etaien babe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-02
IN THE SYNAGOGCES.
Religious Services in Connection With the
Hebrew New Year.

Religious Services in Connection With the
Hebrew New Year.
The services in the Hebrew synagogues in
connection with the celebration of the new
year, which is ushered in at sunset this even
ing, will be of an unusually impressive nature,
and mark the beginning of one Of the most
solemn seasons in the hebrew calendar. Be-
ginning with the setting of the sun it is the
first day Of the month, Tishri, and falls this
year upon their Sabbath. From q social stand
point the occasion is one OF congratulation and
friendly greeting, but not of particularly
hilarious description, for it is the beginning Of
the period of preparation for the day of atone
ment which comes on the 18th of October.
The services in the synagogues tomorrow do
not differ materially from those held every Sat-
urday morning with the exception Of the musi-
cal portion Especial attention will be given
TO the music. and the melodies that will be
same that might be heard in almost every syna-
gogus the world over and are Of the very old
est. This also holds true of the music used on
the day Of atonement
At the Sth street synagogue there will be q
service this evening at $50. There will be no
sermon and the service will be largely one of
song. 1t is expected that the music will be
amer than ever before, as il will be rendered
by o strong choir and q particularly good
quartet After the service the congregation
viii, as usual on this occasion, take advantage
10 extend friendly greetings and the eongratu-
lations OF the season At the service tomorrow
morning at $50 the pastor Of this congrega-
ton, Rev. DIR. Louis Stern, will deliver q ser
mon on the Russian question in relation to the
treatmen OF the Hebrews and the attitude Of
other nations toward the exiles