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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-18
Die @erd1aftalnpe.

81. s. DUN &c gp's 806entti9e 11eberii6t
fiber 6an5el uno @eiper6e entbdGt Sol
Ygenbes: Mbtparten lit nod INNER bic
8arole i'm gegenpdrtigen 9ei9dftsleben.
@roBe 9offnungen aber tpenig pirtli9es
@ei6dft erfldrt bic Stdrfe etliber Wdrfte
unb Die S9pG9e anberer. 9as @efibl,
0uB bas biesiGbrige Griibiabr grDBeres Sc
i9Gft bringen miiBte, pirb g~eniigen, Inn ale
Muslagen Der Saiipn gu beden, tpenn bqs
gr0Bere @ef9dft it6 nt9t %eintellt. 8eionz
bers bemerfenspertb lit es, baB Preiie bon
Robmaterialien gang bebeutenb BON benpretz
fen fir fabrt5irte pro6utte ber19ieben GENE
len 1inb, pbtpobl in ben meiiten Sdlen bic
9ebung i'm bOrigen 5erbit our3 auBergez
tpD6nli9e @teigerung Der Preiie ~begonnen
porben mar. go lift es getommen, baB
8aumpo1e UNI 27.9 Bro3ent bD6er 1T, als
Dor einem Sabre, pGbreno acknowledgements
rem i'm 9ur919nitt nur 10.7 9ro3ent bOber
1inb. Mole lit nur 5.3 proSent b0ber als
bor einem Sabre, Wolennaaren iebO9 i'm
gan5en etpa 4 Pro3ent niebriger. &obetien
1T nur II pro3ent bOber als Dor einem Sab
re, nGbrenb fertige probufte bon @iIen unb
Stabl bur9i9nittli3 I'm As proaent bDber
iinb. 9ieie 8erglei9e iinb tpi9tig, neil lie
eintgermaBen ben bebeutenoen Preisitur5 err
fldren, Der burb u~n3uldngli9en @onium unb
~Gombinationen berbeigefiibrt poroen 1T.
Die B~rpbuctipn BON &obeiien betrug am
1. Mdra 1858 Sons pO9entli@, seeen
198,599 am l. Sebruar, iebo9 1T bet UNI
b~ertaufte @orratb tpdbrenb bes lebten Mo=
mats INN 69,764 Sons ober 17,441 Sons
pO9entlib getiegen, nno bic unberfauften
8orrGtbe Der groBen Stablcompagnien ftnb
in obiger Mngabe ni3t eingei9loiien. @s
lit @runb our Mnnabme Dprbanben, baB Der
pirtli@e 8erbrau9 I'm 10 pro5ent tleiner
lit, ais bic Y~robuftion bon Gobet1en, unb Der
Yreis BON 8efiemer in Pittsburg it aberz
mails um cine 8leinigteit, auf $12.25, eefalz
len, nit ausnabmspeiie eroBen 8ertdufen
Iogar unter iener 3iffer. preiie fertieer
grobutte Iinb ni9t %nennenspertb niebriger,
obglei9 ale Mdrtte i9pa@ iinb. Die Snz
ouitrie partet uuf 9r0Bere Na6frage, tueI@e,
pie man bofft, fi6 balo einitelen oiirfte, INN
bic anbdufung iiberfliiiiger @Orrdt6e fOrtz
3uI9affen. BON geringeren Metelen 1T
aupfer in mdBiger Na3frase gu 11.12 Gts,
unO es 1T Elm itdrferer @erianot in WeiBz
ble6 gu 1874 Gts., pdbrenb 8let cine Rleiz
nigteit i9pG9er 1T, gu 3,15.
acknowledgements bertauften it9 nur
langiam troy fiirali4er preisberabfeBungen,
unb bic rieiige Mnbdufung unDertaufter @orz
rdtbe qiebt in man9en &retien gu 8eiorgntB
MnlaB. Sn WoqenitOffen berri6t bauptz
Id9li9 Na9frage na3 binigeren Sorten,
unb 16arfe Gonturren5 beeinfluBt bic Preiie
Der bef7eren Sorten peientli9.
8erfGufe BON Woae auf ben bret 9auptz
mdrften Iino bic f~leiniten in flint Sabren
unb BADEN pGbrenb 5tpei @o3en nur $685.
900 8funo betragen, bon benen 3,339,200
inlGnbif6e tparen, gegen 9,541, 800 i'm leBten
Sabre. BON benen 5,180,800 inldnbif9e tpa@
rem, unb 12,o17,676 in 1892, bon benen 81
369.4 1926 inlGnbii9e tDaren. Die preife tper=
ben INNER nod aufre9t erbalten BEL @bnab=
me in auftralii4en 2ieferungen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-18

Qn Mere Seier.
1nFere 3rdttien.

Sn SOfgenbem perOffentli6en mir 6as
Ber5ei9ntB Der Bidder unb 8ilber, pel9e
mir in biefem Sabre an Dprausbesa9<
lenbe&bonnenten bertbeilen perben.
Sir Die sa6Irei9en neusn 2sIsr unferes
8lattes t6eiIen mir no9mals bic 8esingun=
gen nit:
Sober @bonnent, tpsGner duer ber
Abtrdgnng etpaiger RIdtdn@
De ben 8etras zines Sabresdbonnemsnts
nit 2 Dollars an uns einf9tdt, lam aus
Der na9fte6enben 2tite Elm Bud O0er Bib
tDd6len, tpeI9es ibm nu9 @mpfang beg Sell
bes pDrtofrei 3ugeitsIt perben pirb.
Gin Nbonnent bes Wo9enblattss, nell
der, anitatt cine 8rGmie gu beanfpru9en,
es Dor5ie6t, einen Sabrgang bes Weiten Qiz
terdrif9e Nusgabe) gum balben gretfe. b.
3. fir 1 Dollar gu erbdlten, bat 3 Dollars
brett an uns ein5uienben. 9ufiir erbdlt er
bic beiben 8IGtter @p9enblatt unb Meten)
p~prtOfret ouf elm Sabr sugeI9idt, offo 1O4
Rummern, ipel9e ouf 1880 Spalten fobtel
2sietOff entbuIten, tpie so fturte 8dnOs ees
fp0bnIi4en 8udformats. 9emna9 tOitet
bic Summer glei9 einem 8u9e bon $50
Seiten neniger als 6 Gents.
Quf cine 9rdmie bat 9erienige, tpel9er
3 Dollars fir beibe 81dtter einIenbet, feinen
Nnfbru9. Oenn bier beitebt bic prdu1ie
eben barin, baB er einsn sSabrgung bes Wez
fen, Der fOnf stpet Dollars toten piiros,
fir nun etttet Dollar elbGlt. - Mit onz
beren @orten: er er6Gft BON benz greiIe Der
5eiben 8GGtter, tpeG9e einaeGn iebes 2 Doll
lars fpften, etnen Na9lab BON 25 Procent,
User nur elm 8latt fir 2 Dollars nimmt,
erbdIt nnitatt bieIes 0a9GaiIes i'm 9reiie
Elm 8u9 Dber Elm Bib als prGmis. 9ier 1T
bic 8ii9erlite:
y &eHtbiIber bon 5ermanrt 2aiter. gine
3ufdmmenfteaung Der geiitpo[enReiiez
bert9te bes DeritOrbenen gbefrebaf=
tours Der SG. @tuuts>3eitung, nsbit
einem po6lgetrDffenen Bib unb einem
tur5en 2ebensabriB bes 8erfaifers.
ID Die SamiGie 8u9bo1s, BON SSulius@ tinb,.
&aen SreunOen frif9en9umOrs beIters
~empfoblen. Bon biefem Bud iinb brei
SbetIe eri9ienen. Sci 8efteuungea
pOlen Die 2eier gefl. ungeben, Ob iis
ben erteu, speiten Ober brittsn She'll
piinI9en. ,nY .IGuJ.
3 3eine's &ei1ebiGber. tixIHI.
g. 9eine's BUD Der 2ieber.
q &bn's beutf9 : ameritani19er 0ptmets
i9er. Gin prattif9es 9anbbu@ CUR
t. @rlernung Der engIif9en @pra9s obne
2e6rer.
Der 8iIberOOrrut6 umfuBt bic fOIgenben
g2ummern:
III &utfer WiGbeGm I. ouf benz @terbe>
bett. Gin Selbrud6iEb in ber @rDBe
2ox3O 3OG. Sir ieben 9eutf9en
ptrb bieIes Bib elm pertbpoQes9ebenfz
blatt an ben Oerftorbsnen Selbentaiier
fem.
a2) &atTer WtGhelm II. unbRaiIerin Quous
TIA 8ittoriu.
49, Shirt 8ismdrd.
~ @raf Moltte. p
15) papft Seq XIII.
16) Sas Mbenbmabl. Gin SeIbrud nod
benz beribmten @emdlbe Don 2sonorbo
ba 8inct.
10 Gbriitus am areu5.
49, NupoGeon's Ridapg BON mostau. Gin
Sslbrud nu9 Meifionier's Meiiterperf.
Die Quittung fir eingei6idtes geGb err
foIet ouf benz fGeinen geG6en s3ettel bur6
BerGnoerung beg Monats unb Der Sa6resz
5abl.
Dieter 3ettet 5eigt ie6em 2efer, Big gu
ipsl4em Datum er se5abGt bat unb mag
fdumtgs 3abIer eIeib5eitig an lire @er=
pfIi9tung erinnern.
8rtefe unb 9elber obreItre man
ILLINOIS STAATSZEITUNG co.
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-18

Btr MAIDEN unfere Nbonnenten bdrauf
oufmerffam, baB Ii fOGbe grdmien, pel9e
BON uns ange3eigt perben, unb bieie nur
urter ben babel Oer0ffentIi9ten 8ebingun<
gen abgegeben perben. Qnbere prdmien,
ols bic angefibrten an5ubteten ober anbers
8~ebingungen gu t:len, lit Niemanb bers9@
tigt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-18
Benninoton, Ne6r.

9as ao6bu6 bon Sruu erica babe i'd nun
iiber 2 Sabre, unb es bat mir ipdbreno oteler
9eit man6en treren 0ienit g%eleiftet. SOs
nett id es erprobt babe, mug i'd iasea, oaB
es alien bidisen 4nforOerungen, Die man
an Elm Iol6es Bud ftelen tann, poltommsn
entIpri@t. Sd mD9ts bafelbs nt3t sntS
O'4' l}.n; gbriltine MsrtsG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-18
@eIt 8eno. Soma.

mor unqefa6r apet Su9rsn babe ID 1!ir
I'd babe isitbsr fleiBisen 9ebraI9 oaO9''
oSsTmod6t unb fann ni4t um6in, Sbnen NIT
sufbeilsn, buB ss uniibsrtreffli3, ia urter
00nen mir befannten &O9bii6ern, bic i'd nod
oepriift babe, bas oGIerbeite TT. pie BARN
Snneoe6enen &eaepte iino ausge5et9net, IND
hnbe ib es 16on aIen meinen Jreunotnnen
anfs ndrmIte empfoblen. SD peroe ME
piebsr obne bies ui@t senll9 gu fGaB.nOs
Sep9bu3 iein. Of.
GImburit. Su., 10. Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-18

Dor benz Sbergert3te BON S :
Dtand -tperben gegenpdrtig bic @erbanb@
lungen betreffs Der @erfufungsgemdbbeit
bes Nt9eIfOn<SseBes eifrigft ge=
fabrt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-18

Gu9 i1 bin i'm 8eiiB Sbres tpertben ao@s
bu9es unb freue mid befen iebr, BENIN es
bat mir 1hon 70 man9e CUTE 9ienfte getban,
buber tann ib es ieber 9uusfrau beftens
empfeblen. Sd piinf9te, baB i9 bas &o9z
bud einige Sabre friiber gebabt bdtte, benin
ib lam als cine Ndbertn in ben Sausfanb,
alfo febr unerfabren; aber bic quite Jreunbin
fe6lte bier, I'M mid 5ure9t gu tpeifen.
6tubt unb 2eute paren mir fremo. Sdtte
i9 bumals Srau @rtca's Bud CUR Gtiibe
gebabt, 10 bGtte i'd munben Seuf3er, man9e
Gorge obtpenben tDnnen. Senn ba 1T ia
aues 10 beutlib BON Nnfang Bis gum GnOe
bef9rieben, baB audi bic unerfabrenfte iunqe
Jrau NIT Silfe bieies 8u9es i'm @tan6e
tit, einen Ipariamen orbentli9en Sausftanb
au fiibren. Man tann ben einfa9iten 5ifd
ME aud bas feinfte 9o95eitsmabl oarna6
subereiten, uno audi betm @inma9en 1T bas
iiebe Bud mir cine eroBe Silfe. Sine iebe
beutI9e 9ausfrau iOnte barna9 itreben, in
ben 8eiiB zines iol9en pertbpouen 8ubes
gu oelangen.
Srau Worsentbalet.
sSopIiH, Mp.. %. Sttpbsr 1894. J
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-18

Srau grica's 8o9bu9 sefGnt mir 70 iebr,
baB t9 Iieber in gefGidten S9uben gepen
m09te, als bafeIbe entbebren. Qaen liebsn
nausfrauen fann i9 es empfeblen; benin es
paBt fir ieoe, iie mag Diele Ober penise Mns
ipri3e MAIDEN.
Srau ST. s. grafe.
grete, ST., 13. Ottober 1894. u
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-18

cs6 bobe bos bsuti6zamsritanii9s aO@s
h,,S ~ Sebr f1eiBig gebrau@t, uno es bat .1l9
pnI amShrt Sad meiner Nnii6t 1T es ocS
s "a IN her. Melt, Is tit Elm gutter 9aus5altsr.
g GslrI finben sic ben 8etrag fur Elm
gaai,sg' Observation-Disclosures ao9bu9 bon
ssrau @rica, pel3es Sic mir alsoolO 3az
l@'u'" syrau Stranger.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-18
rs Gents
portofrei bon uns be5ieben,
5Dhmois Stats 8eitung Co.,
Chicago, aA.
portofret bon uns be5ieben,

Nad6tebeno ber6Teutiden mir einge BON On 5~abGreiden In=
erfennungs1dreiben, in 6enen oeutid=amerifanii6e SanSfrauen ibrer
gmF@t uber ben gsert6 oieies 8udes &usOrud seben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-18

ssron erica's aD9bu9 tonn i3 nur en-
pfebiem. finbe buFelbs fur Die uncertainties
g;ihe nnrtreffli9. S9tp. &atbartne.
9%ittgburgb, 9a., Ia. ROO. 1884.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-18

San Greet, @is., 20. Stt. 1894.
9as &o6bu9 BON Srau erica babe ic5
ieBt ettpas iiber 5tpei Sabre i'm @ebrau@. Gs
1T bas bette &o9bu@ fir 9eutf9ameritaner,
bas t9 bisber tennen lernte. 9aber tans
i9 es NIT 9utem @epthen empfeblen.
Srau .. 80. @ombof. +
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
THE WHALE WAS DTSDAINFJL.
HE WOULD not GRATIFY THE MORBID CvWos
ITY or LONG ISLANDERS.

HE WOULD Not GRATIFY THE MORBID Cukios-
ITY or IoNG ISLANDERS.
Something has come to break the monotony of
existence on the Sou.h Shore % Long Island The
solitude ovcrhangng the lfe-saving station NJ
Ouoguc was disturbed by an unusual circumstance
For months the life-savers had little 10 do save
patrol the beach and look out on the sea. No ship
had fallen prey 10 the waters. and the station was
fast sinking into a state of le,hargy, when ycs,or-
days sun sight that stirred the men ana
brought them out OF their quarters In procession
which lined up IN impressive array on the heach' Il
dozen strong with a dozen pair OF eyes peerns out
from under a dozen hands. in silent contemplation
OF a distant object.
The cause OF It all was A whale. lie was ev'-
IDENTIFY agltaied. and was just of East Quogue. but
the two facts had no apparent connection. @ f.ast
Quoeuc Is retiring, unassumng seashore FlHaS'
without the sighcsi iraGe or hosiis ie',,ns ,%C"' %
the world and whales but mi. whair VIVA & d'sp,ay,%g p 30 d
rcsentful spirit He spouied win All me Jury o. a
Popullst senator. Gcysers Of s'a-wat"r were sent
hoaycnward. Clouds OF spray bore evidence 10 the
4.po horsepower action OF his tan lie was on 4
tear - ,,,, .r,
gazel upon the oyolutiOns Of that Whale with feel
ings OF mingled and wonder. -
gcysers rose and fell the long black back AMI
waving tai glidei throneh me ogean, tne siisn'
watch the beach was broker Jumping Jernsa-
lem, He's making twenty knots an hour
And he was. That Whale made ne foam ny ana
steercd stl aight for Amasansett He was monster
y ~, % an On 4horc iispatchcd word at once 10 The
ufc-s;,ying station a, Amagansett. and the ink on
w. message was hardly dry when the last defiant
loss OF ihe whales tail splashed parting cloud
OF spray the horizon
crew there was plunged into excitement This sta
1.,chinp whales. The distinction of champion
vIaie-dcstroyer has won for It such renown az no
oth.r crew on the coast enjoys. So the prcpara-
tons for the coming % this whale were great and
impressive Boats and al. were soon IN readiness,
and the crew with lofty men and deadly purpose,
efoo5 i'm solid phalanX awaiting the foe. But the
,,bole never came. The hours passed. the day
Garkenei into night but the whale was seen no
more HIS spoutlng rage. caused, as tn" Nfe-sav-
nrs hcll,ve hv a collision with ship has probably
.ar,ed him on a miss on OF vengeance. increasing
ard unswcrytng So long his stcering-gear can
nilot him 10 the port OF his vendetta.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
WILL THERE BE A DUEL1
WILD REPORT THAT MR. ISELlN AND
DUNRAVEN MAY FIGHT

THE FORMER WHO Is GOING ABROAD TO-DAY
DECLINES TO AFFIRM OR DENY THE STORY
THEORY THAT HE MAY MEET THE EARL
on THE FIELD OF HONOR IN EUROPE.
There was NOR, life about the NewYork Yacht
club yesterday than there had been for some
time \ number Of members called. and all dis
cussed the report Of the Regatta Committee
Little was heard on the subject Of the inquiry
committee except that everybody was anxious
to see the report. Nothing could be learned as
to when it would be made public
George /. Rves the secretary Of the commit
tee was seen by a Tribune reporter late on
Monday night. He asked if the report
would be made public within a day or two ana
he stated that it would not
"Will we see 1t within a week"
Mr.. Rives answered with a smile: Probably
not"
c. Oliver Isens departure for Europe was
also the subject Of some discussion in yachting
circles.
Mr. Iselln would not talk for publication but II
was hint,d By others that he knew what the
finding of the committee was. and that he
would probably take copy OF the report WIN
him There were wild rumors ailoat as 70 tne
object Of his visit t. Europe ar TINS time one Oh
which was TO the effect that he had arranged ~
meet the Earl Of Dunraven on the Held OF
honor" go
Stranger things have happened said one
man discussing the matter. "Isein spoke OF
Duuraven as "A liar and a blackguard. ana
who knows but Dunraver had something 10 say
while here which made meeting necessary
True" he added. "duelling has gone out. both
here and in England but If Dunraven really
possasscs the fighting blood for which some give
him credit and as MIR. Iselin is man OF un-
doubted courage and probably perfectly wiling
to accommodate him. they will find place 10
settle the trouble easily enough
Air Isalin was at the Brunswick last night
busy making arrangements for his departure
ON the. Paris to-day. He refused To see any
one \ Tribune reporter sent him note, say
inr that rllmor was current that he was going
sLr,ad tn meet the Earl Of DunraVen on the
field Of honor" and asking Mr. lseiin II there
wa any truth in the rumor. He sent word that
he had nothing to say on the subject. ana
his failure to deny the story made some people
who know Of the circumstance believe that
there might be something in the report
Mr. Iselin was also asked. "Nil you kindly
toll The Tribune whether your trip abroad Is
I'm any way connected with the recent inVestSa-
tion Of charges at the New-NOrk Yacht cup.
or whether you are at liberty To state the result
of tho committees deliberations?
Uis answer was: Il am very sorry, but I
can make no reply to the questions
Mr. Iselin will be accompanied by Mrs. lse-
lin on his trip abroad.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
Az 4BSCONUING BROKER CAUGHT.
BENJAMIN JOHNSON. OF KENDALL & WHIT
LOCK ARRESTED IN TAMPA FLA

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 1f.-Chief Detective Miller to-
dav received dispatch from Tampa Fla. an
nouncng the arrest In that place Of benjamin
Johnson the stock broker who absconded from
PHILADELPHIA a week ago with shortage OF about
$1,000 in his accounts. The arrest was made by
City Marshal Grantley. of Tampa.
Johnson was the resident partner OF the New
York banking and brokerage firm OF Kendall q
Whitlock When ii learned. several days after
Johnson's departure. that he was making for
Southern Florida, the local authorities communi-
Gated with the police departments OF Southern
cities giving "A description OF the man and re-
ouesting his arrest 1t was due to these efforts
that the absconding broker was captured. John
con will he brought to Philadelphia the
uoved that his destination was Havana.
disnaich from Tampa this afternoon says that
Iohrson VAS arrested this morning AT the Almera
Uotel where he was registered under the name OF
80. - Thomas. Of Chicago" He admits his identity.
THO d.snatch further says that Johnson has re-
,ain.d counsel and asserts that he can prove his
tnnncence of the charge OF embezzlement.
M - ~ WhitIock. of Kendall & Whitlock. said this
,,.rnoon that ne could not say what action the
a. g., ,rII take against Johnson until he has con-
nn.i,o1 MI his mariner He sad. however, that John
sor's serv ces were needed In STRENGTHENING out
SVs' 20 ,ongled accounts. and that II he will meet
m a' hai,Iyav and assist us. the firm will endeavpr
uS W rnnake things easy for him johnson was sus-
o,deJ 10 from the Philadelphia Stock Exchange to-
day insolvency
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
HE DIFFERS FROM THE SENATOR.
THE PRIVATE SECRETARY OF GENERAL
HARRISON SAYS THE STATEMENT OF
MIR. PALMER REGARDING HIS
CHIEF is NOT SIGNIFICANT


General Harrison IL still at the Fifth Avenue
Hote.. and is invisible as ever TO reporters. The
ex-President spent almost the entire day In his
room yesterday. His private secretary Il. +. Tib-
belts. said that the General looking over the
papers In the California irrigation case and con
sulng his clients. There were few callers on the
General II was said that he intends to go to
Washington either to-day tomorrow to argue
probably Friday. the irr cation case before the
United States Supreme Court He will TO
New-York from Washington. so it is reported and
remain IN the East for time.
The statement Of ex-senator Palmer after a con-
ference with the ex-President on Monday that In
his judgment General Harrison would not be n
candidate for President, believed by many
to be a final announcement. The General could
not be in regard TO IT, but mis- private secre-
tary Mr.. Tibbetts said: There Is nothing more in
what Senator Palmer said than has been said by
him a dozen times during the last three years" Mr.
Tibbetts intrnated that the statement was not at
all significant. .
General Harrison's son. Russell Harrison who Is
staying at the Imperial Hotel. called upon his
father In the forenoon. General Harrison accident
ally met ex-senator Thomas c. Platt n the cor
hands cordially and stopped for brief time talk
The conversation not about politics. In the
afternoon General Harrison as is his custom, start
ed out for walk. He went 10 the Imperial Hotel
to see Mrs Mckee and Mrs. Russell Harrison. He
then walked back TO the hotel and returned 10 his
room &c look over his mail and the papers in his
General Harrison left the hotel about o'clock
for the second time and did not return until almost
o'clock II was said that ne had gone to dine
evening the ex-President found his SON Russel
Harrioo l. waiting for him. They spent the rest Of
the eva Ing In the GeLeravs room
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
HER FOOT CTT OFF.
4 PUPIL. OF PRATT INSTITUTE TRIES To
JUMP ON \ MOVING TRAIN AND
FALLS To THE TRACK.

Miss Marion Luilum the nlneteen-year-old daush-
fer of DR. Charles Ludlum. of Main ana columbia
a:s Hampstead. Long Island had her LETT 1907 cut
off Yesterday morning by train.
urss Iullum attended the Pratt Institute in
prooklvn and was In the habit of taking the IIO
train. She was late yesterday, and. when she
reached the station the train had gone about enc
hundred and fifty yards Miss Ludlum. who Is a
sfrongy built young woman ran aiter tEe Tram.
She caleht the rail the side of the car ana was
swinging on the platform when she lost her hold
,"i f,l on the track Her left foot struck the rail
and the ear behind cut of the member.
The train was stopped and word was sent to her
ho,re Her father FASTENED to the place and had
her taken home. She did not lose consciousness.
.,I soiI no one except herself to blame for the
nciiant ar Although Miss Ludlum lost cons.dera bic
hood she was reported TO be resting easily at her
nome last evening and 1t was sad tnat she would
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
HARD TO FIGHT.
A TAR FACTORY ABLAZE.
FLAMES IN EAST NINETEENTH-sT. GIVE TIE
FIREMEN A HARD FIGHT AND CAUSE
HEAVY LOSS.


Fire started last night on the second floor OF the T
New Roofing Co. Nos. 53 to 539 East Nineteenth
st and wrecked the buildings. There were about
forty men at work when the blaze started. and a
wild stampede ensucd. AS the men rushed out they
told the watchman, John keenan,. who turned in an
alarm. Chief Meagher. who responded on the hrst
alarm soon turned in second and third alarm
The nreboat Havemcyer came on the third alarm
The hremen tried to gain access to tho building on
the fourth floor by means of their ladders. but were
driven back by the black smoke. After this they
concluded that the building was doomed and placed
the water tower in front Of the house and the nre
boat and dozen hose companies played streams OF
water upon II. Although the truck yards OF the
Tar comfany were well doused with water II was
thought at 10 o'clock that they too were in danger
and The hremen were set to running out the wagons
A. II o'clock the flames under control.
Al one time IL thought that the works OF the
Consolidated Gas Company In Ninetecnth-st. which
front on the rear of the tar works would take hre
ladders placed to the roof and the place was
deluged with water ,,
There is no insurance the buildings burned
=, 60 snd that the works have been In a re-
na,,ers hands for the last year. only coming into
NJ News possession yesterday. Mr.. New arrived
y, ~, tho fire AT II o'clock. The buildings total
areck and the damage is estimated at $1,000
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
INTERNATIONAL COMPLICATIONS
MEXICAN SOLDIERS FIRE on PARTY OF
AMERICANS on THE RIO GRANDE

,edo rexas Jan IA dispatch from Garlic
-. "Iares H. McHan. his sons and \. j. Bev-
g.. and Walter Stockand, party OF Americans
~ hunting and trapping expedition along fhe
p,o crande. were fred upon by Mexican so-di'rs
,or,v miles south Of this place day before yes'e'
49, "a ,yere compelled to jump into the river %
day an a.iru,rselves eaving their four skns, traps
yS,nn SAVE etc which conhscated by the MeSi-
cans. 49,. h,s Marty went into camp dur
,be Afternoon on the American PARK & & p9a hoSc by
ing wv ec,ous- ,ooking characters on noth siues u'?
Ing aroaV island In the middle OF the rvsr'
Next hey ha% S s"s
the Mexican, ,bc pee' water to themselves The
arrived Snsse ssee tnes s!s
to Laredo. authorities The party started from
Tn,,!P t,o Pass several weeks ago.