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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
4 RUNAWAY IN NADIsOy.AVE.

While Robert c. seyd, Of No. ID East Eighty first
st.. and hi, wife their way to dinner party
Given by some friends in Madisonave., last night.
fine horses drawing their carriage took fright ut an
explc sion Of gas which blew of the OF an cleo
tricnl subway marhole at seventhst and Mad'-
sou.aye and ran away. The coachman thrown
from the box and the frightened horses rushed down
Madison ave. Al Fifty frst.s' they were stopped
nv Policeman james Lynch. Of the twcnt" hrst pre-
cnci. Although they were badly shaken up, Mr. and
Mr., seyd took cur the house OF their friends The
carriage and horses, which were from Mayons livery
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ROSTON MERCHANTS At DINNER.
GOVERNOR RUSSELL TALKS ABOUT THE WATER
ING OF RAILROAD STOCKS.

GOVERNOR RUSSELL TALKS ABOUT THE WATER
ING; OF RAILROAD STOCKS.
Boston. March 15-Thc second annual banquet OF
,,,o Massachusetts state Board Of Trade was held al
thc Revere House this evening Their" were present
ohou, 100 members and the following guests !:
charles : Fnirchild ex Secretary of the United States
Treasury: Thomas VI. Waller, Ex-Governor OF con
uccticut: George a. Mardcn, Treasurer OF the Com
monwealth: j. Howard. IT,, Of New York; Judge JAY
L. Torrcy. OF 81. Louis, Mo-, author of Inc iorres
Hankruptcy bill; General Thomas shcrwin, presi-
dent New. nrland Telephone and Telegraph COM
many: Henry Lord, president Maine state Board OF
Trade Edward Kemble president Boston Chamber
~ Commerce.: Jonathan A. Lane, president Boston
Merchants, Association: Francis W. Breed, rrcsnch'
ycw-England shoe and Leather Exchange clarence
p. Lowell. secretary Boston Fruit and Produce En-
change. L. 4. Burnham, president Assoc,a'ea boafu
~ Trade: Beverly X. Moore secretary Boston Mcr
chants Association. Governor william H. Russell
was unable TO attend the banquet but was present
at the reception which prccfNe- H. anu "'"e " o'c'
speech in which he said
If 1 were speak dinner. should fdkc Tor m,
s,het The Importance Il organization Ike thn exert
Ing IT,, proper legitimate influence state AFFAIR." Every
ensh interest Of the constantly dnnng its mpo
unity into Of all Of Us at The state House ana
mailing n who are responsible for public Interests and
who ought IN consider only the public Interest apt to for
ce, how much more important that is than any selfish
claim think way meet that Is by the public eN-
erang its proper Influence through organizations IKE UNI
There Is the question: for instance. OF the sale Of rail-
road stock at auction The stock watering which has
gone on from time by public competitions Ike ri
roads con be stopped largely by compelling these cor
pora,ons u get fair market price for ther Sioux anu
then have the proceeds turned In 10 be used Tor the Pu
masses OF the corporation Instead OF under tue Ru VI Inv
increase OF the stock capital, making stock dNHenu
which they would dare to declare except /" STOCK
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JOSEPH MAYER.

Joseph Mayer well known IN the dryGoods business
died yesterday at his home. NO. III hieKSs'' Dooh!h
He was In Iayrcuth Bavaria Germany, on sep
tcmier H. 1890 When years old he enigrltt
To this country and lived successfully In wike'parrr'
Icnn Sprncn, ii and Salem. Mass. In 1852 he came TO
New.York and ecamc partner In thu firm OF waterman
& MAYER nc No. 375 Broadway. ThS manufactured
crjnono and ancrwari corsets. The firm dissolved
after oA.sting twcrty Ave Yeas Mr. Mayer was ater'
ward connected with the firm Of +. Locser q Co., III
RroohIvn His death was due TO pneumonia lie LETT a
wife daughters and son The funeral VIII DC con-
drcted morrow afternoon by Dr. Lyman Abbott and the
burial will be in Greenwood
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DIED..

Asea Il Tsss. HI ssSs' ~. H,y gss
ram leave: FeSn.y"snis depot jersey City. s4s
de .'s .s ss;S"i's';
F9f he. :sss on p Sssh n
Kindly omit flowers.
Funeral service and nernens al sehodack r. r.. Thurs
Train issSIss Central Depot slO m. will
MAYER-0n Wednesday. March 49, Of pneumonia, Joseph
Brooklyn. OH Friday, March 18th, at 2 p. m.
Salem, Mass, papers please copy.
$N
Relatives and friend. are iSylea funer.l
ESsco Ss cS"ich and 0fSs "
saIss ss Tass. y
9TH 1893 the following preamble and resolutions "ere
has pleased Almighty Col hi: wise rcsy
John Smith Mewlliam number OF this board, and OF ~
Resolved That expresses 70. sppreeia
great loss It has sustained Of valued menu
e "d Win pseG" S s be inc in tn.
." M to ho% a sIs
rAhMEH-op T.edy. Mrs, Hannah angelina worr'ii.
Funeral from n her late iesdsnee. ss5 East Isthsa.
rnt "rrsaa' at 'c conve %i Of family
PARKER Entered into rest on the evening OF March A.
seS at the r ia % IL ns Mr. Eliza f Pss .e
80 years widow Of the late Capt H. H. Parker formerly
Int rmcnt in Lexington Ky.
PnILLIPs-At Frchburg Mass, March "a, Elise
SSa . .sr S !sH' BE- rh hid at o'clock
S ca :, on IA. March ra.ds s %h
plain n
%ssss'y r. '% %s H. Crane
s . MAJ a.ashsI Mary 8, a 'ns :::
rH %n% prIta' a1d r sSia~ Ma Tl"n:e'd
Shaw wife of Of as Hd@' Shaw Marc" ~ ''
Interment private
SIMONSON- into rest "wednesday morning, March
@ Jane Ms, ne saS % o. yea ~ late '0hh b.
Funeral seryccs q the r.dnGe Of her
18th, at 10 80 a.
sMTMAt ssugaus Conn., q Tssday h Ma ara ''
services viii be held a. the hsSis S Mr. =, Il
Inter rI at woodawn at . 80 p. m.
Nar sS'ens Ia aham o" aa MSS
ter late David and Rachel stillwaggon, aged 70
Sm ae es s ae at 31 Flushing
TMoMsoN-At 300 West sJthst NewYork city %
Mas A. s saa Francs "S aged *
Funeral services at the Church the Transformation
o0th.st Fifthave. Thursday morning. March l8s
at 10 O'Clock. ...A
TURNEY-At West New.BrightOn. S. l.. on wednesday,
March 18th, 1898 James lurney. in the Goth year OF
his
New. Brighton 5. l.. Friday, March 18th, 1893 at
o'clock In the afternoon.
Incrnent private
TRUE-At the IIone West Ip. L. l.. on Monday.
March 18Th. 1898 Martha b. True. widow OF the lat"
Funeral services Christ Church, West Isp, L. L. on
Thursday March 10th, at p IN: 49,,
Carriages will meet the train leaving Long Island City a.
IL O. m.
VAN ErTEN suddenly. Tuesday, March 18th, James
Van Ftten aged rs q months.
Funeral late residence, 300 Garten-st,
ioboken, n. j.. Thursday evening March 10th inst -
O'Clock.
Please omit scnding flowers.
Intermcnt at Kingston n. Y
VAN VORST-Suddeny. on Tuesday. March 14th, at the
residence Of her sOn-n-law w. Ii. tcuebtry. No. 50
West S2d-st, Elizabeth Livingston widow Of James B.
Van Worst eldest daughter OF the late Hon. John
crfcd. OF Utica, y. y
Funeral All Angels Church, Slstst. ana
ave. Friday. March 18th, at q. M
Interment at Schenectady. ~ Y.
Kensco Cemetery. the Harlem Railroad !s minutes
from the Central Depot. New Depot At entrance
ONCE 10 East <2d-s
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rr SLOAN DEFEATS SURROGATE RANSOM.

The annual meeting OF the Old Guard was held last
Mich, Of It's armory, No. 81 Fifthayc. The ,crg
major read his annual report and there was an election
NJ officers IL was the largest meeting that had been
held for many wears The chief interest was cicc.
ton OF new commanding officer take the place Il Major
George W. Mclean. who died recently. The two cand
dates were Thomas T. Sloan and Surrogate R1stus $.
Ransom and for time honors about evenly
divided Later IN evening however Thomas T.. Sloan
rolled IN fair majority. At the end OF the polling the
vote stood OF to 49, The other officers reelected
They were for the corporate officers. Captain Henry
L. Faris treasurer, and Lieutenant Edward J.. Moore.
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RICH GIFTS TO HARTFORD INSTITUTIONS

Hartford. Conn, March 15.-The executors OF the
estate Of Mrs. Mary Jeanette Keeney have been In
"ructed 10 make certain gifts In her name ana mem
CRY to the amount OF between g2OOO and $500 ODD
Inc following gifts 10 be made To be placed IN
est, the income 10 be used for the benefit OF Christ
Church. $50 600: 10 Trinity College s25 900: TO the
wadswor,h Athenacum TO create n fund, the income
which Is to be used solely forthe purchase OF VOTES
o. art Of high order OF merit ,000 to the hart
I'D Hospital, Orphan Asylum. Onion for Home work'
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yCYSDEALERS MAKE MERRY.

The New-YOrk Newsdealers and sa'iohefs ITO
,.ctve and Benevolent Association held their second
h,,r.,rv last night In the associations rooms No.
o0- West Thirty -iourhst. Tkcie was II large num-
her OF members present, who were called 10 omer
shortly after o O'Clock by the chairman. j. +. Mack.
After few words from him he introduced Joseph
fireman. the president Of the association. who spoke
Of the hopeful outlook OF the New-iork branch.
G. H. Swift president Of the Philadelphia and OF the
National Annexation told Of the great progress the
uewsdcslcrs ana statoner1 were making throughout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
EMANUEL ALBERT DU CASE.
Paris. March lJ.-Baron du Case Is dead.

Emanuel Albert du Case was conspicuous In france
as soldier and writer on military sublects. Iie
wa. born at oilrgcs In 1873 and received his military
education at Saint-Cyr. In 1884 he was made Chiei
OF Sauadron and subsequently attached the stan
OF Prince Jerome bonaparte. In 1859 lie became an
officer Of the Legion Of Honor. His principal military
writing concerned the la.t campaigns OF Napoleon l.
ric wrote also several volumes concerning the dpl0
matte history OF France
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
A BROKER ARRESTED FOR ABANDONMENT.

Jmes Alien q broker. living at No. "a west fort!
fourh.N arrested yesterday, charged with having
abandoned wife who is resident OF fonkcfs Inc
arrest was made end the complaint sworn TO In
Yonkers The WIFE, Teresa Allen that her husband
left her last summer while they living In fonkers
lie held 800 bail TO apposr for trial on TUESDAY
Allen 1, repnrted be wealthy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
NON-UNION swITCNMEN LEAVING CHICAGO.

Chicago March 15.-An exodus OF non-union switch
men from Chicago occurred last night. when 40 Of
the men were paid of and shipped back 10 Baltimore
Philadelphia and New-York. They were loaded into
a train at the Union Depot and moved out nj 10
O'Clock. They were escorted by detail OF ponce.
After being paid off the men got drunk, ana before
they left there were several fights. Frank Kurtz was
slightly wounded by II shot fired by one Of the men,
indianapolis, March Ia dispatch TO 1.-THE News
from Valparaiso. Ind, says: When train No. on
the Pi,tsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Road reached
here late last night, gang Of fifteen swiclm"n who
had been taken Chicago by the railroad TO take ti"
nocc Ct the strikers, and we're being returned East,
engaged IN a free fight. Pieces OF iron and other mis-
lilies were used resulting In the serious injury OF Two
~ The participants. Ih. names OF the Injured could
no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
Mr. WiyAMAKER IN THE SOUTH.

Galveston Tex March l5.-Ex Postmaster General
wanamaker and party arrived here yesterday. Dur
ing the day he called upon by many friends
whom he met the occasion of his visit two years
ago with President Harrison. The party left here last
night Mexico and the Pacific Coast.
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late STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS

The North German Lloyd steamer Lain. Captain
uemer. from Bremen and Southampton. and the Spaarn
dam Captain Rouier from Rotterdam and Boulogne ar.
rived at the Bar early this morning.
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Mrs. p II. Kipp. Mr.. and Mrs Walter Leaman. Mr.
and Mrs W. "a. Lombard, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Ohm
stead. MI. and Mrs. James A. Rich. Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. r. sherman. Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Tingie and Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel ID. YOumans.
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MIRRIED

ARBOTr-DEM ARIsT.on Monday. March 10, by Rev.
h. M Rodman David L. Abbott 10 Mrs. Mabel f.
Drnarst all ~ Planheld n. j.
NORTHUMBERLAND Tuesday. March i4h. at 80 West
',-th..t at the residence OF the brides mother Mrs.
David t. Ivall b, the Rev. Hollis Is. Frssell. Isabella
Iyall Dean 60 Charles Emerson Bigelow.
DIcKEY- DICKEY-On Tuesday. March lith. at Grace
church Chantry BY Rev. VIM. X. Huntington, d. D.
Louisa Whitnsy Dickey daughter Of stephen Whitney.
to Charles ID. Dickey, jr.
Feb. 2sth. 1898 in brooklyn
s. y BY Rev. Howard :. Bliss. John Jomson. Of
Jamison PENN and NJ Louisa Moore OF Brooklyn. ~ Y.
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ooouw'h Club. womans Aid Society, Open Hearth.
TTUVoV each TO the rector, wardens and vcstry OF
trinity Church. Hartford to be used In connection
WIN building the church, $4,000.
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The condition Of Captain Jacob II. Vanderbilt last
night WAS unchanged. lie rested comfortably dur
ing the day and was not subject to fever. 1t Is be-
lievrd that be- will recover.
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RfIRN.

iRMSrEO Summeryillc $. C.. Sunday. March 10
a son Mary Alice and samuel c. Armstrong. OF lamp
Va.
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Z" AdmtrN1,"

Finest quality cigarette made in this country.
Th. brand is not made by the trust.
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stable at Seventy eghth-st. and Fourthave., were
taken TO the twenty first precinct police stauon. Inc
coachmnn uninjured.
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MRS. LEASE pREsIDEs OVER A BOARD.

NRS. LEASE PRESIDES OV Ef a DOdhU
Topeka, Kan, March I5.-Mrs. Mary F.. Lease was
today elected president OF the State Board OF Charities
At the request Of Governor Leweing She started on
tour Of State institutions with the four male members
Of the hoard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16

To Medical Rcformcrs, Read GLOW Nature Cures"
under head Of New Publications. in this issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16

Notices OF marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
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Kensico Cemetery, the Harlem Railroad. 4S minutes
from the Central Depot. New Depot 1t entrance'
Ofra 42d.st
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24
titen-

Son lest on wer6e i'd ruieber ale Mrten nom s3ement>
%orbeitcn, einerlet Oh in Rontratt ooer betr1 Gag, ilbernebs
men. Sic beiten Sorten 3ement limb tets burd mid Su
be,iehen. User irsenb etpas In bteier gtnte wiit;dt,
tbat gut, me,,n er bel mir uoriprt3t. FIR quite arbe't
' Sobamn &atien,
Ode State> II. Norbitr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24
0ermif6tcs-

Das,internotionale S9ieos>
9eri1t iber ben Nobbenfan9 I'M Bebz
ringsmeer, 6as felt mebreren Monaten
III Baris III Sibun9 mar, bat lebten
Dienitas feline gmti9eioun9 ob9e9ebcn,
bic int Bcientliden 9e9en Die @niprIde
Bet @ereinistcn 5tooten aus9efauen 1T.
Die Ton95eit wuroe pom l. Mai. bis
gum 2l. Suli fcit9elebt; bieielbe gilt TO-
wobl fit bos @ebrin9smeer, wie fir
ben n0rbl;den Gbeil oes StiQenO Oceans.
Cine S9ut3one, bic so Meilen melt ii@
Tim oos Teitlono nno bic Snieln 5iebt
muroe feitseiett. Oer @ebraud Don
6euerwofien beim &obbenfan9 uuroe
unteria9t. Das ousi@l,eblide @e@t
ber Ser. Staaten auf ben &obbenf ang
1T jeneu @ewaNern wuroe uerneint.
Na9 einem 8eri@t aus Wien 1T Die
8olisei in Bistupib, &roatien, einem
i9auoerboiten gcrbreden oui bic Spur
getommen. Sine 8anoc uon Mtdnnern
botten es ii@ felt Sabren sur Muf9obe
semudt, seraubte &inoer gu ueritiimmeln
unb oann gu 8ettel5weden gu 9ebrauz
den. Dos 9aus, in meldem bic 8anz
Sc ibr Meien trieb, lit entoedt lno Bic
infamm Gerbreder weroen bofientlid
ibrem S@idiol nidt cnt9eben. Sn bent
Saul e uuroen 5wei Mao@en I'M Nlter
bon ;m0li unb uiersebn Sabren sefun>
ben, benen jebem ein Beim Serbroden
mar. Sin anoeres Mdb9en lag aui
einem Bett nit serbro9enem Nrm unb
ausseito@enen Nu9en. sSm Seller mur>
Den nod 3mei weitere u%eritiimmelte &ins
BET s%efunben. Cine M}alie Snitrumens
tie, nit benen bieieYer ltiimmclun9cn aus
9efibrt waten, fanoen li@ int Seller por.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24
aus 0ettt 3taat.

Viva
Cine aus Manm, Trau uno mebres
rem &inoern beitebenoe Camille ma3te
tarili9 auf ber @reat Nortbern Babn
bic Tobrt na@ Der Citation COTTONWOOD.
Qlls bic Citation errei@t wuroe unb bic
camille ausitie9, lte1te es ii@ beraus,
oaB ber Mann feblte. Der 3us iebte
bic Jabrt meiter fort, aber ebe berielbe
Maribau errei@te, wuroe Der Mann
nit elmer &uselmunoe i'm &opf tobt i'm
Gloiet sefunoen. Der llnsladli@e ioQ
aus Minneapolis iein. Nels Soresoale
beiBen unb in letterer 3eit $4,000 per-
loren baben; man uermutbet, bag inn
oieier @erluit gum Selbitmoro setrieben
bat.
Xetten Mittwo9 ri9tete elm Teuer
in Is. s. Oyer & Bros. Muiittobrn an
Der Gde uon Der 8. uno Sadlon StraBe
lit ct. Saul erbebIiden S3aoen an uno
auBeroem biBte BET Teuerwebrmann
yieut. Mi@ael S. Gloonen Bel oeneSidz
per uden iein 9eben Elm uno 5wei anbere
Teuerleute erlitten erbebli@e @erletunz
gen. 0es Te,er wiitbete I'M 4. Stods
wert 6es @ebauoes, unb Gloonen iowie
suei ieiner &ameraoen beitie9er nit
S9laudeu cine 70 SUP bobe Hetter, UNI
pom bort aus bas Geuer gu b%etampfen.
sic wurben aber Don elmer NIT Metberz
gas semii6ten @audwotte umbitQt unb
betdubt. Der Grfsenannte iturstc bic
Setter berunter uno bra9 oas @enid,
bic anoeren 3wei trusen beim Tau wobl
i4uere aber ni@t tDotli@e Gerletnnsen
bauon.
Gor etma feds @o@en wnroe Der
iieben Sabre alte @obn oes Steinbauz
ers Trant @atters in Saut @apios uon
einem 9unoe 9ebiHen, ber 3ei@en BON
@a6eri@eu ;ei9te. Der 9une murbe
erl9oNen, bic Wunoe bes &naben aber
ni@t fir sefdbrli6 sebalten. alm Treiz
tag iteuten ii9 aber bic 3ei3en Der
&rantbeit Elm uno am Samitag uer>
idieo bet &nobe inter idredli@en
S9merjcn.
Wdbrenb am letten Donnerltag
an uerl@tebenm Platen i'm Staat lei6s
tie @ewittermolfen erfrii@enoen Je9en
ipenoeten, entluoen ii9 bieielben in an<
beren Ebeilen III Ierberbsn bringenoer
Weiie 90 wirb Don Buffalo III
Wrisbt County sen,elbet, oab Elm 9az
9el'uetter in oorti9cr @eseno erbebliden
S@aben auri9tete. Nuf Dem 2anoe
wurben bic &ornf elder unb @enaii ic9ars
ten arg mitseuommen uno in bet Staot
ielbit 1T feline ein;i9e Teniterl6eibe gang
Qeblieben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24

YrGiibent GIepeIanb bat
cine Proclamation erlajlen, .mona9 Der
Jog. vGberotee "Trip" ant Samitas ben
l6. September, Wtittass IL ubr, oer
,Nuiiebelun9 e~r0iinet werben iou.
SetfentIi6e Qlrbeiter : Oemons
itrationen finoen felt &ur;em in ben mei=
iten sroBen Stabten itatt, in melden
bic unbei@dfti9ten Nrbeiter gerbienit
unb grob uerlansen. Su einiaen pldten
lino bereits 0fientlide Suppeuanitalten,
no bic 9un9risem umionit 9eipeiit wers
ben, einseri@tet. Sn Sem Yort uerab=
rei@te anfauss bieier Bo@e ein Soloon=
batter einise Gage lang an Sauienoe
BON orbeitsloien 2euten td9li9 smei
freie RabI;eiten unb Nnoere folsten ieiz
nemBeiipiel in tleinerem maBe. Wenn
aber oerartise j3aitanoe idon jctt BERT
iden, mie iou es erit inn @inter nit biez
en- yeuten mer6en?
SIM &rsis9eri@t in &anias
Gitp, No., rei9te Nnnie %. Bater am
9onneritas cine boppelte S@eibunssz
tlase eiu. sic lit i'm 8elit Don smei
@attsn unb - bod ni@t 9lidli9. Nber
bas fam 10: SIN Sabre 1880 uerbeiraz
tbete ii@ Mnnie in 9eunipluanien nit
Geo. %. Bader. Sic so9en ipdter na@
.0leuaoa, $780,, aber int Sabre 1882
muroe iie Don ibrem @atten inn Sti9
9elafen. Stint Sabre ipater mill iie in
Grfabrung sebra@t babeu, boB 8aters
9ei9e an bereanb ltraBe %sefunoen wurbe,
uno in 1888 9in9 iie oaber nit Biuiam
Barnes Die gbe Elm. Na9 meiteren
;wei Sabren tau@te plOtli@ ibr tobtz
ee9laubter @atte% go. l mteber aui.
SnS1pl1Gen bate Trau Vater : Sarnes
bic Grfabruns sema@t, baB @atte So.
2 ni@ts tango, nno ie uerlieB i'm unb
lebte wieoer nit SO. ]. Nber au9 bie>
ie @ieberpereini9un9 mar MIR BON turz
ser Gaucr. Safer lieB iie gum ;weiteu
Mole iieen uno peridwouo na@ unbez
~tannten &e9ionen. Sett trdst le auf
S@eioun9 bon Den beioeu @atten an.
Ger in Der Ndbe uon Gifiin, Sbin,
moDnenoe Tormer @ilbelm giniel bate
am Samitas aus elmer 9auf $500 9esoe
gen uno bic Summc in leinem feuerfeiten
@elol6rant aufbewabrt. Spitbubcn
merten ii9 aber ale 2eute, Die @elo
aus Der Bont bolen uno Ginlel erbielt
lit Jolse bauon einen na@tli@en Belu@.
pon mosfirteu GGubern uno mu6te bic.
$500 b%eraus9ebcn.
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YrGiibent GIepeIanb bat
cine proclamation erlaiien, ,pona9 Der
Jog. vG6erofee "Trip" ant Samitag ben
l6. September, Mtitta9s IL ubr, Der
,9niieoelun9 eroiinet weroen iou.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24

Wcr 3u Dir fommt unb iiber Nnbere
ipridt, 9ebt gu 9(nbern uno iprt@t aber
Did; nidt Oa 1T Ocin Treuno. Der
Did iibcr bic Infringement Nnoerer unz
terbalt, ionoern Derjtnise, wel3er Dir
Dein ei9enes Siinoenresiiter inter uier
Nu9en uorDdlt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24
Grnitcs Mno @eitcrcs-

Wabr5aft fret 1T nur Der, wclder ft@
pom Wa6rbeit unb &e6t leiten laEt, es
9ibt tcinc 9r0Bere Sclauen, ais bic
Gclaueu BET Hise uno bes 2aitevs.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24

Ole letten Samita9 in Tranf>
reid obsebaltenen Wablen iino nit sroz
Ber Maioritat gu @uniten bet republic
tanii9en Mesieruns aussefauen.
Die Nortbern : Yacific Gilenbabn
fat bancroft 9ema9t uno 1T in Die
6anbe zines Ma0enuerwalters iiber9ez
9an9en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24

vNarte i3citen", ME lic 9c9cnwartis
in biclcm Qanbe eriitiren, iouten elm
Cling BET l1nm09lidteit icin. Die bemz
ielben gut Neriiisun9 ite9enoen enormen
@ulisquelen, bic biinne Seuolterun9,
oos u%nuouenoete in Ner Gntwidelu"s'
Die gorSusli@teit oes 9ooens, bes Glis
mas unb Der Yrobutte, bic Sntcl>
&unitfert'steit uno ber 6leib Der
gep0lterun9, ioQtcu i'm Stanoe iein
Qrbeitsloi9teit, G(eno uno Notb pou>
itdnoi9 ous;ui@licben. Woblitanb,
53uirieoenbeit uno @liidieli9teit tonnte
in icbem @emeiuweieu uno III jeocr Ta>
Mile berrideu, wenn que uereint na@
bieiem 3iele Itrebeu wIroen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24

Gin superintendent 3eitunssi@reiber
bebauptet, baB bic Weisenpreiic III oiez
fem 2anoc nod n'emals 10 nieoris sez
mei en icien, ais ME bies in ben lebten
Monatcn BET Jau mar, baB man aber
trotoem nir9euos bemcrft batte, baB oos
Yroo GROCER ODER biQi9er 9cworoen
wGre.