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Abendblatt., 1895-03-01
Cute Beute.
Ganfeno pfuno in 6oIo aus elmer BON Sot,=
DON nad Kineiton, ouf Jamaica, gee
fanoten Kiite eeftohIen.
0aIifur. l. M1ra.

9altfar, 1, MGr8.
Gin poitbampfer, peIber geitern BON
Samaica anfam, brtngt Die gea6rt9t bon
einem gebeimniBppuen 8aube, Die Goloz
NAL 8ant in 2onbOn bate flint 8iiten, BON
benen iebe tuu1enb BfunD in Sob entbielt,
an bic Colonial 8ant in &tngftpn geiaaot,
urb als bic &iiten bort antamen, mar cine
ber1elben leer unO bic taufenb 8funb in berz
felben tparen berf6nunben. @on ben 8eriiz
bern bes 9%tebitabls bat man Bis ieBt nod
ni9t bic g~eringite Spur entbedt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-01
Gin 9dniti9er Witterun9sumi9Ia9,
80 foet 6efnnoheitscommiGdr DR.. Reynolds

@eiunbbetts : GommiFGr Or. RepnOlOs
tpra3 iib beute @ormittag ba6in aus, bag
Die @%btcagoer ii3 bafir grotuItren ~t0nntea.
baB 6a5 marine @etter tpieber in fdlteres
um9eT4lagen lit, n8eftern nod" 10 err
tl9rte Or, 8epnOlbs, nflOB ba5 ungcme;n
i4muBige @aKer bes Gbicagoflufe5 nod
nit elmer 9ei9ptnbtgteit BON 3 MeiIen Die
Stun0e na3 Dem See ab, unO es lag Die
9Gefabr nabe, baB Der @inb bas f6musiqe
Water big mad ben @afercribs binan3z
tretben pirbe, in pel6em Safe natiirli4
oas ftGbtiI4e 2eitungstpaFer tart berun~
retntgt pOroen Ddre, 9eute iebOa ipebt Der
Btno aug Der e~ntgegengeieBten 8i4tung
uno treibt Oas S9muBpafer pteber Da6:n
5uritd, bon tpo es getOmmen, 10 baB GiiO
Die 9efabr fir bic 8erunreinigung bes 2ei=
t~ungspafiers beIettigt it,"
5erner meint 9err Or. 8epnOIbs, buB
Der augenbItdli9 berrI9enbe 8tnb bel baz
gu bettragen perbe, nm Die 5ubIrei4en Nal=
ierIa4en in alien Stabttbetlen ~auf5ut>oGz
men.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-01
Q6otIthes DUEL.
Gin 0citnn9smoun BET eir1em SdbeIoueu pom
einem MarineOff3ier nieoereefo4en.
g nrfS. 1.M1ra-

so. Per3er, elmer Der 3ebatteure bes
nSpurnal 0e5 9e6ats", blieb 6eute Bel einem
@Gbelouea nit Dem M}artnepfft8ter Sc G6az
teller, toot ouf benz 8laBe. 0ag OueG mar
nte Sol9e zines peri0nli6en @tretteS 3tpi19en
ben bet0en 9erren, unO fanb ouf Der SnIel
@ranO Sotte in Der Seine ftatt, 8eim erften
Gang 14lug Sc G6ateIier ieinem @egner
bic PoraOe 6ur4, unO itteB inn unterbal6
beS re3ten @rmeS ieinen SGbel bur9 bic
8ruit, 10 DaB Die refte Qunge bur6bobrt
purOe, Der 8erpunOete mar in nenigen
Mftnuten cine Qei6e.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-01
Stdotiibes.
Oas Wetter.

Opttter a1eine, 76 WoTbin9ton Str,
bertbtet fir G6ica9o Die fol9enben 8uroz
meter unb S6ermometeritdnbe:
I'm 8 l1br MOrgens 30 @rab, Inn 9 ubr
MorgenS 30 Grab, I'm 10 l1br Morgena
20 @rab, Inn II l16r Morgens 20 @rab,
Inn II u6r Mtttags % @rab iiber NuQ.
Barometer ftanb UNI 8 ubr Morgens $500;
UNI II ubr Mittags 29,10.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-01
Dem bun9ertooe perfauen.
S9redlt6es GIsrro inter oen Jnoianern an
DER Kufte pom Sabraoor.


y II AtUE0.
8on Mi1iionGren unb anberen p~er7paan
an Der &iiite BON 2abrabor, tommen trauz
rtge Na9rt9ten iiber bas unter ben Wtasz
cOpee Snbianern berri4enbe &lenb, con- re-
men, pte befiir3tet pirb, cine Metqe bor
Gtntrttt bes Sriibiabres ber6ungern peroen,
tpenn ntbt Mittel unb Wege gefunoen merz
ben, t5nen nnteritiiBung 3ugeben gu taiIen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-01
Die 5euersbrunit in PoIifar.
Der 6eiammtperIut etwo $75o,ooo.
6uIifur, 81. g., 1. N}Trs

9oGifor, q, g., 1, N}ar3,
@s bat ii8 b~erausgeiteut, buB Der ourt)
Dos geitrtge Seuer angeri9tete 8ertuit
$4,000 betrdgt, Der 8erluft BON Sc
f9dftSleuten in 9alifur 1T nt3t 10 bsbeuz
teno, als anfdngli3 angenommen ipuroe,
oa Die 8aaren in ben 2ager6Gu1ern oerz
fi9ert paren. @5 betBt, buB Die 8egierung
bic 9e6Gube fofOrt tpieber ~ouf3u6auen Be-
ubft3ttgt, aber an elmer Qnberen SteQe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-01
6e9en m0roerifde meiffappen.
OnfeI Sam tritt ais KIdeer eeeen oiefeIben
auf.
GGR 8. g., 1. Mdr3

9aS @orberbDr Der MeiBtappen bon 30"
GountD, ipegen Der Grmorbung be5 8unz
0escommihdrS Sreb. 9Offmann, Fat sur
5olge gebubt, Dab PettDio6n uno Defen
3pei Der 8erflogten, unter ie $4,000
8urgf9aft geite1t purben, Orei unoere
Nngetlagte tpurben unter ie $1,000 8irg@
f3aft geiteQt. Die 8egterung tritt alS
&ldgerin auf, ba ii3 9offmann CUR 3eit
1etner @rmorbung i'm 9ienite Der Regie<
rung befan0.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-01
Oerhun9ert.
Gin neutrality-suspicious. Mann bu9fGbIid
%perRuusert, unO AUDI Ole 6rau Oem
Qooe nabe.
NhtIabelphia. 90. 1. MGra.

Der finf3igiG6rige Qambert 0eafaas 1T
geftern in fetner @obnung t6atfG9li9 Der
bungert. DIS er bon Na6born gefuroen
nurbe, mar er 10 i6pa9, DuB er nt9t mebr
ipre4en tonnte, unb als Elm Ar3t CUR Sttlle
fam, maj CT tobt. Sn etnem Neben5immer
lag feline 5rau; bteieGbe mar fauln i'm
Stanoe 81 fagenn baB fte felt ~ei11tgen&ogen
nt3ts 81 efen gebabt bGtten. Dor eintgen
WO3en nurOe 9eafans frant unb in 6plge
befIen bef9dfttgungslos.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-01
Cine reiAe SiIbera0er entoedt.
Sehs3ehn bis 5won3i9 tauieno unsen SLIDER
auf ole Come.
@tGoergGtffg oG., l.. m6ra,

pie g@epfer Company" bat pieberum cine
ref3e Gr5aOer entbeft; bas bort ~gefunbene
Sta entRdlt au bic Some BON Ie9S3e6nz Bis
3tpan3tgtau1en un3en Silber. 0te lebte
@Fnoung nob ben @9mel3Dfen betanb aus
hhnoert 9onnen Sra, tpel9eS Sob, 9il6er
k1nb &upfer ent6ielt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-01
mar II Chicago.
Der 5eIbfm0roer i'm Carton Rouie in But.
faIo ais s. m. 6arm aus Chicago
ioentiTctrt.


Ser Mann, pelher am 0tenitag ius
Carlton Sou1e @elbitmorb begging, 1T aGs
Trunf 80. @arm aus @4tcago toenttftctrt
porben. Ser bte1tge Poli3et3ef 8uq bat
ben @bicagoer poIt8ei9ef @Rea telegrapbii9
bappn in &enntniB geIeBt
Abendblatt., 1895-03-01
Brieffaften.

9. g., OMAHA Sbr Sreunb y, bat
nit feinen beiOen ~8ebauptungen rebt. Nm
Norbpol berri6t DGbrenb Der 9auer bon 6
Monaten ununterbrO6en Sag, tpeI9em Elm
babies Sabr ipGter bic glet3 Iange INNER
tpdbrenbe Nu9t entfpri6t. Mm Nequator
betrGgt Die 3eit, in tpel9er bic Some iiber
Dem 9ori5ont itebt, fir ieben Sag bes Sab
res 3pDlf Stunben, 10 DaB bort Sag unb
Na9t bas gan8e Sa6r binbur2 glei9 ftn0.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-01
Otebn1drft.

3ufubr 5000 @tiid @inbOieb, 10000
@6peine unO 5000 @9ofe.
@9petne UNI SO Gents tbeurer
@6pere 4,15-4,4O, Gei9te 3.9OA.2O,
f6nere unb lei9te bur9einunber 3.952
40, gro6e 3.95-4.1O, .8ios" 10000,
&inoOte3 1T UNI 5-1O Gents tbeurer
S9afe iinb felt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-01
Gin ju9euoIther 8aRnfrepIer.
DemieIben miro notwithstanding fir 9craume
8eit oas Fanowerf 9eIcot weroeu.
so onmOuth, SSQ., /. Mdra.

Der iieb3e6ujGbrige SameS 6arriS ipurbt
ge1ern in Squdtpta unter $500 8iiralo6dFt
Dem @ert9te iiberpie1en, neil er am 90.
6ebruar perfu3t bate, einen paIlagiersuQ
auf Der nu9 Carthage fiibrenben 3petgbdbn
Der @4tcago, Burlington unb QuincD 9o6n
gum @ntgleiIeu 81 brtngen unb gu berauben.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-01
bodbahnoeieb.
6 prfnufieIb. /. 81

SPrfn9ffelD, 1. N{dr3.
SIM Senat feBte Grapforo bic @ieberz
e%rtpdgung Der NbGebnung Ieines 9p9ba6nz
ge1eBe5 our4 unb purbe baffeIbe, tpte aud
bic @ropforo13e 8tG CUR Regelung Der
Observation-Disclosures gum Mittlpo9
auf Die SagesorOnung geieBt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-01
6emeines Otebes9eiinoeI.
Die sommeIbii9fe nit einioen Dollars aus
elmer Kirbe oeItohler.
6nntin4tDn, Sn6., l. MGra

GeItern No9t brangen 0te6e in Die Wte@
t5obiitentir6e unb itablen bic @ammel=
bi3ie, in pel@er itb mebrere Dollars in
Penntes ~befanDen. Die leere 8it6fe purpe
iPdter in Der NGbe Der &tr9e g~efunben.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-01
Die 5eier Oes Woitoses.
0ae So3iaIiten folen oufeeiorOert weroen,
oen Gag I'll feieru.
gurfs, 1 MGr8.

Ser Mus16uB CUR Teier bes Mojtuge5
bat geitern N6enD bei3lofien, ale So3Iaz
li1ten aufouforOern, am Mattage ni9t ST
arbeiten.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-01
Qapft uno Ole beI9tiden SoSia:
liIten.
Die 6aItnne oerfeIben ouf oas S~tren9fte Dor
oemfeIben peroammt.
8rIffe1, 1. MGrs.

0as belgi16e Episcopal bat Elm pdpite
It6es S6rei6en erbalten, portn Die Oal@
tung Der r9riftli9en" So3ialtiten ouf Dag
@trengite perbammt pirb.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-01

9as @etter bleibt beute unD morgcn
raub, Ser NinO i4ld9t na@ N~orOiOeitsn
Inn.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-01

- Die 0emotroten bobeu Iobert Sam
polls, eiuen friiberen SitIf8zS taatsunnult
gum @onbiboten fir bas Sretsgeri9t aufz
peielt,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-01
Wtlion beitdti9t.

Wafbtngton, 1, MGrs.
Der Senat bat Die @rnennunq bes Cont
oreBa6georbneten @tlTon gum @enerQl=
8oitmetiter betdttgt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-01
SbomaIter oeitdttot.
SO b

Dafbin g 0 n, 1. MGr3.
Der Senat bat bic @rnennurq 5es 8unz
oestreisri4ters SbOpalter in gbicugo be-
itGtigt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-01

Nbonnirt altf bas Qtbenbblatt. Brci5
l Sent per Summer, s @ents per 0o3c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
READY TO RUSH FOR THE LAND.

THOUSANDS OF MEN cAMPED ALONG THE LINE
OF THE KICKAPOO RESERVATION
Guthrie Okla May 2e.-Thc crowd Of prospective
settlers on the line of the kickapoo Reservation
more than doubled to-day. The opening VIII be
scramble and every claim Will be fought for. Dep.
uty United States Marshals this morning brougW
out a score OF "sooners'' and placed them under
arrest. 1t is reported that hundreds more are IN
the thick woods
The last party OF boomers" came In on a crowd
ed train from the North tonight. and at once left
for the line of the reservation In bugges and
wagons on horseback mueback and bicycles. The
number OF persons camped along the line Is fully
1000 and there will be haif many more long
before the reaches the meridian tomorrow
There soldiers to guard the line. the settlers
watching another In every group one man
has been selected TO fire the signal for the start
There is little whiskey along the line and 10 time
for the opening Of gambling dens and dance halls
there Is no trouble disorder. great contrast
TO the previous openings. -
At Ingram a little town where boomers are
gathered three masked bandits attempted TO hold
up the crowd assembled at the postonice. but they
were driven of by rapid firing. Later they at
tackled farmers house but were repulsed again
one of their number being shot by the farmer. who
utd through the window.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
TELEGRlPHIC NOTES.

NewHaven. May 2-The patent case Of TIE
EeSSd SnPP@ayy az agIns' ,hs
begun here this morning. II Is really a suit
DeIween the WestlnshousJ "', 'f ,,r,
trolley is at stake and several millions OF dollars
are in question.
Cincinnati. May 22-Thomas Hanna Ia aged forty
run over by Broadway eectric car last nigh, ana
received injuries from which he died at o'clock
this morning.
leading silver advocate in this par, Of the country
has been appointed Editor OF 'The chicago Daiiy
Milwaukee. MAY 22-The health authorities here
discovered yesterday that from two TO six horses
were being Killed every nEnr ana ,Ee meat sai,eu n,S
ana cured and sent to ChcaGo' where IL Is ulS-
posed OF as cow beef.
Lansing. Mich. May The Senate last night.
by vote of IS TO H. passeihe hil to restore cap-
tai punishment in certain cases IN this state
Santa Cruz Cal. May 22-snIeriniendent Watson;
OF the bec'-sugar factory at Pajaro. was shot and
seriously wounded yesterday by Harry Davis. who
afterward killed himself
Louisville KY May 2211Rac'hel 'l smal,wood
to recover money lost by her sen, George small, All
oee oee ocober M @ sse Tr sd his
winnings, and she asks Tor this amount and $500
damages besides.
ST. Paul May 2Anothsro sffori 6, to ,sn Secure the
The brothers are serving He sentences at sui
water for Sompcy With ser hs Droher orr ,be IN
Northneld. It being generally supposcc that Frank
and jesse James also particpoar,eoas ~ u. cre.
The two foungers will have seiSser twenty years
behind the bars on November T. Sb
Anderson Ind May 22-wliam Sneiiing ,,,d an & ola
cObbler. who travelled between 9uihIi.tVlle' Ell
wood and Ores;es in buck was fotnd n mur-
dered this morning The BODY Mas ~ the % pucn mns
board the skull crushed and the race ana bohy
bruised. Clubs and stones were a,s4 ionnd III the
vehicle. The dead man had been roopea'
Norfo. Va May 22The loading of cargoss es,0 Of
Today There has been no interruption of bunker
Ing during the strike.
Auburn n. y May 22-John COOPER aiias hoinnS n,aS
ODonnell, lfe convict in Auburn Prison; eoIl. IL
mitted suicide by hanging in his Gen "a sSs
Junction on November 22 1892
New Britain. Corh. May 22Tne women nc', Icm,
gregationai Home Missionary unor or oaYe NJ Nou,
met here to-day Miss F.. lamp, ra,lsr, OF showed
Britain. presided. The trcasureIs sors- nJ fnr
that the receipts for the year wer, ;ts c anu ,J
the ten years OF the organissurmr: r ,%sdc nv The
Rev w. 3. D. Gray, Of YanktoEntS Tb ~. o},cer:
and the Rev: Mr. Cobb Of New-f"A' Inc o'''e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
ELES on 4 PLEASURE TRIP.
THE BUFFALO GATHERING BREAKS Up WELL
PLEASED WITH ITS WORK.

THE BUFFALO GATHERING BREAKS Up WE'LL
PLEASED WITH ITS WORK
Buffalo May 9o-The visiting Eks having finished
their business programme. turned their attention
to-day 10 pleasure. At 10 o'clock this morning the
delegates aoJ strong. marched TO the docks and
took a steamer for a trip down the river to Chip
,ewa where the electric were taken TO queens
TON The programme included visit TO all points OF
Interest on the Niagara River and in Niagara Falls
Througn the courtesy OF the Cataract Construction
Comuanv the visitors were allowed 10 inspect every
part OF the power plant Dinner was had at the
Fails.
Though there still appears to be serious rift
In the lutte. the leading men among the Elks repre-
sonel here sanguine OF ultimate success IN re-
storins harmony In the order william II. Friday.
Of brooklyn who yesterday became ex-Grand EX-
alcd Ruler highly pleased over the result OF the
convention here "Al OF our expectation have been
realized" he said. I'VE tried get the Atlantic
city faction to join hands with us and all unite III
the interest OF harmony. but the ringleaders would
not have H. Now have got the better element
Of the Eastern lodges. anyhow. The Atlantic CITY
faction has become so weakened that 1t Will not
have A leg To stand upon. Just let ME give you
some figures that will prove this. In the first place
;her. are aS5 lodges OF the Elks in good standing
About 80 OF these have declared they are with US
i'm this movement So Ii Is easy TO see how small
IS the number Of lodges that Will not join in Just
l0 lodges answered 10 the roll-cal in the conVon-
ton. i,eforc the breach occurred We thought we
h,l large number convention II 10 lodges
were represented The number OF lodges WAS pretty
near that of the Detroit convention OF 1899 before
the split So, YOU We nave got nearly all with
The new Grand Exalted Ruler. NJ. ID; Detweiler.
Iarrisburg also sees great success TOT the iut-
Nrc Of the organ!zatlon 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
LA GASCOGNE AT HER PIER.
TWO TUGS BROUGHT THE STEAMER UP
THE HARBOR

THE rISTONHEAD or HER INTERMEDIATE
CYLINDER BRoKEN-A REPETITION or THE
ACCIDENT or LAST FEBRUARY no
DELAY on HER RETURN TRIP.
The French line steamship La Gascogne has
made a soaring record again. but. as in last Feb
ruary, has come to port safely this time with
more than 100 people on board. In February last
she sixteen days before she
sighted off Fire Island. on her present trip she
left Havre at noon on May H. and should have
been here on sunday morning last That she
all right most people felt confident, but still
there was "A feeling Of anxiety. and the news
that she had been sighted was glad news to the
agents in this city and every one concerned in
the welfare of the steamer.
When sighted she had hosted three black bulls,
meaning I'VE are not under control"
dispatch from Fire Island informed the Off
GERS Of the line at No. 3 Bowling Green. and
they at once dispatched the tugs c. f.. Evarts
and T.. NJ Malard which brought the disabled
steamer TO her pier at Morton-st.
The steamer came up to her moorings at n
little before o'clock last evening. and there was
a great crowd waiting To- welcome the people
who ought to nave been ashore scventy-six hours
before The 400 immigrants yearned to be landed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
UIS THE NAN MCRDEREDf

1T IS SUPPOSED HE WAS "COME-oN AND foi
OUT OF THE WAY By "GREEN-GOODS' MEN
The body OF a man was found In the raSS"'.
River. near Rutherford. yesterday morning. anu
the authorities are working on the suppos'uo"
that the man was a "come-on' who Tor som"
reason was murdered by the gang OF swiho'ers
which made Lyndhurst It's headquarters some
time ago.
The body was found by william snyder
young man living in Delawanna on the s'de Oh
the river opposite Rutherford. When he saw
the body first it floating under the county
bridge He and others secured the body and IN
formed the Passaic County authorities. as the
body was landed on the passaic county SIDE OF
the river. The authorities removed the BODY 10
Passa.c. dressed in expensive clotnns-
\ superficial examination Of the body revealed no
marks OF violence The detectives from Pater-
son. sent by the Prosecutor. think the man was
drugged and thrown into the river
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
AZ ADDITION TO WiSHINGTOv'S SICK LIST

Washlngton May 22.-Ex-Judge- -Advocat General
David $ Swain. L. 5. a. retired. Is lying crit-
cally III a. his home here General Swain was a
close personal friend OF President Garfield and Is
native of Ohio His financial transactions. III con-
uection with n firm OF stock brokers some years
ago led TO a court martial from the absolute sem
tence of which he was relieved by President Cleve-
land There is little hope advanced that General
Swain will survive his present illness.
Miss Dodge C'C;ail Hamton') is gradually grow
ing weaker ard her death is matter OF few hours
only.
Roth Secretary Gresham and Representative Hit
continue To mend and while Mr. Hits condition
has heen such as TO occasion much fear, his phys
c,ans now believe him we'll on the road to full re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
THE ST LOCTS READY FOX bOSi'"'''
SIZE WILL LEAVE CRAMPS YARD THIS ""N"'
AND WILL SAIL FROM NEW-ioHN
~ TIVE =

Phiadephia May % (SpcciaD.-lt Is hopei '''"'
the American Line steamship 81. LOUIS W."
ready to leave Cramps shpyard on r.''' "
Saturday II was reported that she "oui' y" 90
to-day, but that mistake. '"c '"',
seven hundred men are on board 'he '' ,ano
ing up the little work that remains I" "o
before she Is ready to depart. The date of sai'ns
from Ncw-York on her first trip mas NV" "
nounccd for June B. II the ST. LOUIS setS avn
next Friday she will proceed directly 10 .Ne"po''
News and Will go into drydock there. me "P
frora this port Will occupy two days IN t"' u
dock the bottom of the ship will be paih'e" "''e'
an operation that will occupy some ior'y-e'F"'
hours. A couple OF days additional VIII DC re-
qured for the journey to NewYork All that mr,,
bc done this trip VIII be test OF the H''N"'''
make OF its efficiency. ~, r.o.no
Clement A. Griscom president of the lnIerna- lnIa
tiOna Navigation Company, ana lt" oh, h1,,
representing both that company and the snip
building company will be passengers on the u!p
to New York II is announced that there are "
l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
SOUTH CAROLINA NEGROES REJOICE.

THEY HOLD 4 MELTING Tu CELEBRATE THE
ovEnrrnXING OF THE EEGIsTRArioN Laws
Charleston. : C.. May - CspccaD.-A mass-meei-
,n, n colorel people was held in Centenary Church
In this cit, tonight under the auspices - the
Colored Preachers Union. OF This city &" CIV" thanks
FOR the Injunction o. Judge Gon which cripple IN"
Registration laws of this State. The following reso-
lui.ons a,re adopted
w. citizens OF Chareston. In meeting assembled
for the purpose OF thanksgiving anI i.r asNlns "a
direction OF Almighty God. would submit The 'e'-
lowing resolutions
tiers OF the state south Carolina have thoroughly
aroused people % legitimate acts ~ sell lid"irnc-
ont as suggested IN the address of tn Ministers
Union which assembled ~ columbia IN F'hi dafy
the case against the Registration laws Of Ia" state
oi nth Carolina has been prosecuted anu dr..s ~
against said laws IN The United states Court mas
Rcs5.vcd That xe express our gratitude in se-
curing through me htI S'a,,s Our, our SI.n it. ,,
reaching decision as thai pi"Hoancri - y",s'
Nathan Gon in which said laws az" declare; un-
in the whole matter and thr Import"nc" oi eirn's II
work. coupled with faith In HIM whose lg""r
can overtuin injustice and oppression In THIS hght
FOR right and Justice that In iin we T'poaf our
Kcsolved. Tha, We encourage our people 10 CON
tinue to contrihut" llb'raIy to the iund mat IS
necessary 10 meet and rcpcl the attacks "hch are
constantly h"ing made upon our rslts ana prlNA-
cGss. realizing A. W. do that Ncr'ht protests ni"
impotent In securing thcse rights. while money cfn-
p.oycl in bringing our case before The higher III
Eeso;yei T1a, our faare action wi be ,u s13E.4
We hold ourselves IN readiness 10 concentrate our
efforts in tt- direction which, in our judgment as
citizens ~ South Carolina ana ~ the United states.
VIII bring - our race .arger freedom ana the iu'l-
est oxercis' Of citizens rights. that We encourag"
peop.c 10 pGt themselves 10 position 10 secure
Information which shall Gualfy them for the duties
ana responsibilities of true citizenship. 10 "'"catc
their children 10 secure property. especially homes
Of their own to seek to i've peaceab.e i""-aDiiing
uul
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but were sent back TO Ellis Island. They were
plld to know. however. that they were In safe
and llni-l1ckcd hay.
Captain Baulelon. In speaking OF the delay
said II was the old story Il four months ago, tn"
plston-hcad If the intermediate cylinder had
broken In February last he had tried T. push
her ahead when temporary repairs were made'
and the consequence WAS delay OF nearly d
week This time he just drove his good snip
along AZ half speed. after the engineers han made
the best repairs they could with their limited
means \ new piston head will BE- supplied q the
steamer by the Morgan Iron Works, ana she VIII
z, - sea on saturday as usual
Among the passengers there was one great
wave of praise for Captain Baudelon ana MS
officers The majority ~ the passengers ma"
no idea that anything had gone wrong. lnere
was plenty to eat and drink. and besides there
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HE'D BE 4 MOSQUITO TO TORMENT HER
STRANGE rOsT MOETEM CONDITION DESIRED Bf a
MILIIONAIR!:-CONT THE WILL
or EDWIN RAKER


A contest OF the WI OF Edwin Baker, rrom'-
ncnt rcal-cstate man OF Brooklyn, who died on
June lS 1885, at his home No. l57 ConGress-St''
leaving an estate valued n over Se0@ was
begun before Judge Rumscy ana jury In the Su-
prcme Court yesterday. In his will nc practically
disinhcritei his widow Mary G. Baker. ana MS
two children. John and Frank. leaving the bulk OF
his estate to Constance Ellen \. cookson susan
MurreI. Joseph Calvin and the Brooklyn Library
The natural heirs NJ once began n contest but thc
Surrogate admitted tho will to probate.
William schwartz. once collector In Bakers
employ was ono Of The witnesses yesterday ana
said that Baker vas undoubtedly insane the last
TWO years of his he. Hc had mlnfcstcd an In
tense hatred Of his VIII. S'h"ariz saii. dccar'hS
on one occasion that he would sooner be roasting
for twenty years IN purGaiory than breathe Inc
same air with lis vile for i've minutes.
Schwartz also testified that Baker tod him; III
could. ! wish that after my death ia be- turned
into a mosquito. then Ii see to Il that the Oh
woman would not have quiet hour during the rest
OF her ne" schwartz said that Haker seemed 10
hate hs children as cordially as he ala his VIE
ard had said that they were mot worth shooting
ON ono occasion his wife. feeling pity for her
husband sent MIN a pudding of kind inat u"
liked In happie~ days For long time be ~ouli
not touch H. saying that It no doubt coni1in~i
poison. Thsr h' fcl his ios MN ltfl ~ it ana
seeing no hal results. iri'i u himsri. nhaiF & az
ing all OF A. Vie said to schwartz ''i' s"o'
quality the old woman has She knows how 10
make an excellent pudding"
The contestant alesc mat IN an carrier VIZ
Changed the viii after a quarrel with his wife.
The was continued