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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
THE GEORGIA AND ALABAMA.
Reports Show the Year to Have
Keen n Prosperous One.

President John Shelton Williams, of the
Georgia and Alabama railway, returned
TO the city yesterday from Georgia, where
he went to attend the annual meeting OF
the stockholders of the company. The
meeting was held on Wednesday. OF the
company's capital stock Of s6,S3O,VO, every
share was represented, either In person
or by proxy. A large amount OF The
company's capital STOCK is owned IN hlch-
moLd.
Reports of the officers submitted at the
meeting show the company to be in a
most prosperous condition. The gross
earnings for the year ending June 80, 1897,
amounted to S1,021, SEC, against S623,O5l Tor
the year ending jun 80, 1896, an increase
over the previous year of $39S, IS5. The
net earnings for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1897, were 1884, 054, against Sl69, 1856
for 1896. an increase of sl20,11S.
The large expenditures which have been
made upon the property since its organi-
zation two years ago have resulted In
bringing it up to the state of high per
lection, its physical condition being Sc
cond TO none in this section of the coun-
try. The completion Of the Mobile aid
Ohio railroad TO Montgomery, which Will
be finished within the next few months,
will open a new highway, by which, over
the Mobile and Ohio and the Georgia ard
Alabama, Savannah will become the near
est Atlantic port to Kansas City and the
granaries Of the West, ard 1t is believed
this will do more towards the develop
ment Of S~avannah's grain business than
anything heretofore undertaken in that
direction.
Owing TO the unavoidable absence of
some of the largest stockholders OF the
whose stock was voted by
proxy, it was decided TO postpone the
election of directors until an adjourned
meeting TO be held December 10, 1881.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
THE TRIAL OF wEFFERs.
No Conclusive Evidence Against
Him-No Decision.

NEW YORK. November BIB. J. wef-
fers. the amateur Splinter. who has
been charged with professionalism at
Worcester, Mass. by J. 8. Abarne. OF
that city. was on trial to-day before
Messrs. Kelly, Babb. and Sullivan, the
Registration Committee OF the amateur
Athletic Union.
In an article in Harpcr's Weekly. Cas-
per Whitney also charged weffers with
practices Inconsistent with good standing
as an amateur.
No conclusive evidence was produced
10 support the charge. The COMMITTEES
adjourned without having come TO any
decision. Chairman Sullivan said that =
decision might be reached within a week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
Bible Society in Need.

NEW YORK, November 13.-Officers Of
the American Bible Society were ques-
toned to-day regarding a published re-
port that the society was in difficulties;
that it might sell the Bible House. and
that. in fact. the society might go out
OF existence entirely.
1t was admitted by the officers that the
society needed money, and that the Bible
House might some day be sold. but
further than that the report was de-
nounced as utterly without foundation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
THE MURDER OF ARROYO.
Trial Of Police OmciaIs I o Begin Te-
Morrow.

CITY OF MEXICO. November 1.-The
trial Of Police-Inspector Viliavicenze ana
other police officials implicated In the
murder Of Arnulfo Arroyo viii begin Nom
day, and Will probably last eight or nine
days. Al the accused have counsel, ~
the trial will be q sensational one. throw
ing much light ~ the actions OF the nte
Inspector-Genersl OF Police ValesQuea.
who committed suicide when his share -
the crime was discovered, and he becasno
convinced that the government would AZ
ford him no protection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY.
Contagious Disease of Animais
Economic Conditions.

HARRISBURG, PA, November 3D.
The National Grange OF Patrons OF Hus-
handrv held session In the Supreme
Court room both this morning and this
afternoon. Worthy-Master j. II. Brig
nam presided over the former, ana over
seer Aaron Jones over the latter.
DIR. ]. T. Bothrock, Forestry comrnis-
sloner Of Pennsylvania, read a very IN
snrnst,ng and abiy-prepared paper on
s,contagious Diseases OF Animals, nno
Their Remedies" .s =,
payid Lubin. Of California, made an
aIdress ON the economic conditions ex-
sting in this and foreign countries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
DIsPENsARY CASE DECISION.
south'n R'y EnioiDed from Refusing
to Haul Liquor Int Carolina.

ATLANTA, GA, November B.-Judges
Pardee and Newman, OF the United
States Court. handed down a decision
in the famous Dispensary case this
morning, enjoining the Southern railway
from refusing to haul liquor into South
Carolina in future.
The decision is an important one, In
that the original-package law is In
volyed. The judges decided that liquors
and wines in bottles, packed In boxes.
and shipped in carload lots were, under
the law of South Carolina, clearly adj
missible, and should be handled by any
railway,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
STRIKE LEADERS ACQUITTED.
Prosecuting Company Also Required
to Pay Costs of Suit.

WILKESBARRE. PA, November 10
The Jury tonight returned a verdict OF
not guilty in the case OF eight miners
who were charged by the Lehigh Valley
Coal Company with trespassing on the
company's property. and with intimidat-
ing workmen. The men on trial were
the leaders OF a strike at Avoca In Oc-
tober. In addition TO the %acquittal OF
the strikers, the jury directed that the
prosecuting company should pay the
costs OF the suit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
Two Men Drowned.

NEW YORK, November 1.-TWO men
were drowned last night or the par III
the lower bay. AS the Atlantic Transport
Lines steamer Massachusetts, was on her
way out to sea she cut down a yawl,
which was waiting TO take on plot
Reardon. The steam pllot-boat New YORK
sent the yawl, in charge OF Two men, 70
sets. There was a heavy sea on, and a
high wind. For half an hour the yawi
manoeuvred TO get close TO the Massa-
chusetts. The wind finally dashed the
yawl against the stern OF the big steamer,
with the result that the propeller OF lne
Nassachusett cut the yawl in two. The
men were thrown out and drowned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
cardiuer Defent. O'Brien.

NEW YORK, November Bat the Polo
Athletic Club tonight Austin Gardner,
in a ffteen-round bout. They had preyi-
ously spared two draws.
The attendance was l,5p.
Both men worked hard and fast from
the moment they shook hands. Gardner
was the quicker, his work being ciear-cut
in every way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
No Southwestern Traffic Assn.

CHICAGO. November Bit is now den
nitely settled that there will be no SOUTH
western traffic association. The execu-
tie officers OF the Chicago roads intefen.a
sgreement. and unless they do so IL Is
out OF the question for the other roads 20
think Of forming an association that wiz
he snfficIently powerful TO maintain rates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
Atkinson for the senate.

CINCINNATI. o., November IA spc-
ciai 10 the Commercial Tribune from Par
kersburg. w. Va. says: Governor Akin
son. In an interview here. has announced
his candidacy for the United States sena-
torship from West Virginia. This. how
ever. Is conditional on the withdrawal OF
Judge Con- from the race"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
A, pe,ightfuI Surprise Party.

delightful surprise party. was tehueI-
cd Miss Mary Snyder by friends at nef
residence. ~ west sI MSfsn an en,oya 1s
! nui1nr in parior games until the wee
sna' hours. when all left for their homes.
Snna oony those present were Misses Mary
SNYDER Ester Snyder. Dora snyder, LILLE x,n
,c,arE Mabel Clark. Mary Haynes,
ReSsie carter, Josie Reinhardt, and Ruth
Cav and Messrs. c. Snyder. II. Andrews.
W over. G. Dunavant, A. Hobson. G.
clay. q. rye. II. Carter. and otherA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
BENNINGs RACE-TRACK.
End of First Weeks Sport-Wfnd
Interferes.

WASHINGTON. November ls.-The end
of the first weeks racing OF the wash
ington Jockey Club at Bennings brought
out a good crowd. The track was fast
but the wind interfered with he time.
Summaries:
First raco-selling, one mile-Dalgretn
III 10 s. won. Debride @ to u second.
Governor sheehan Is TO u third. Time
l:47 rs.
Second race-purse $500. 2-year-olds and
upward, i've furlongs-Gala Day q to ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

CHARLOTTE. N. c.. November 1S.-IThe
eastern field trials opened to-day at New
ton, when about a dozen dogs ran ID the
Membership Stakes.
THE attendance 10 good. and the meet
ing promises 10 be a successful one, IL
opens In earnest Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
70 MARX Graves of Confederaten.

tentative Calvin's resolution. authorizing
the appointment OF a commission OF SIX
To take measures toward marking OF The
Confederate soldiers graves who are now
buried in Northern States, passed the
House to-day by a unanimous vote, amid
great applause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
auaaruule Murdea In Georgia.

dsad bodies OF Henry Turner, wife. and
sister. were found in a p~otato-patch in
Campbell county to-day. They had beer
shot to death and Drained. B~ioodhounds
have been called for. There is no clue
whatever to the perpetrator or perpe.fa-
tors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

won, Martha ii. q to p second, Senator
McCarren Q3 to 81 third. Time. los 20.
Third race-3-year-olds, six n a half
furlongs-Kinnikinnic g TO % won, Blue
Devil Is TO II second. Storm King q TO u
third. Time. La.
Fourth race-2-year-olds, six furiongs--
Warrenton g to u won, Mont dor q TO
y second. Judge wardeil q to u third.
Time, LII.
Fifth race-purse 500. steeplechase, g.
year-olds and upward. about two and a
half miles-Decapod g to 81 won, Mars
Chan 13 10 y second. Time. 5:36. Buckeye
refused to jump. and Tom Moore fell. No
third place.
CUMBERLAND PARK
NASHVILLE. TENN, November b.
Cumberland-Park results:
First race-six furlongs-Juanita q to ID
won, Inspirer g to u second. Overflow
a to u third. Time, 1:l5n.
Second race-four and a half furlongs-
Galilee (even) won, Beaumonde % TO u
second, Gray Giltner q to p third. Time,
5619.
Third race-seven furlongs-Ardath a
to 81 won, Alamo q to u second, Robert
L.atta 6 to - third. Time. 1:27A.
Fourth race-seven furlongS-Harry
Duke 90 to u won, Whaterlu q TO - Sc
cond, Sim w. G to p third. Time, 1.2G.
Fifth race-mile and a sixteenth-Nick
Carter g to u won, Sister Stella @ to %
second, A. b. c. Is to u third. Time, LIZA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

NEW YORK. November l3.-(speciai.)--
f. c. Brauer, Jr., Waldorf; w. Spencer
broadway Central; F. 8. Myers and J..
NaIIoy' Norman; ]. f Lawless, J. L.
sierra. and w. r. Johnston. Imperial.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03
ct 6eitcfaoapers SGrot.

Sfslos bet amsritarite Sibstrift "8es
tsrinarp Magd3ire" Tan ct !9eitstabuOsr
uonbttts iii be iioIte Rsit,r. Saurens
itrabes at rg tisner til stopping al Pus
Der os S9lstsitr. Saltbdarsns og Wan'
tebdarene bsnpttss for ii9 ielu til Glsts
ming. Suom sarpes til 2rber; arpos'
buben forarbeibss Ierlig til 9ru9 for
Sagts % @unoiteulsr (cette Slags 2Gs
Der fables 8orocpun); BEN sprige Sefte'
hub er blgo pg unpenoes til Ssfsr og
aiereGonoiter. Spr:ne uotoges, og ben
ubpunous Slie berpttes til SmerelIe;
SerniubitdnIen bruges til 6rembrin'
aelfs af &umrrs og i~uutulote Ntttaoos
porsr. Selpe 3dbapsret bshanoles | Ell
Sieosl unoer Damp At 3 atmc'f9rsrs
srpt, EporsO Sjspst filler fig fra BE
meme. Qaarbenent er meget bduroe oo
Epibe % benpttss til Sabritation afarto'
ftafter, mebens Gt6bsnens % Sopeobsrs'
ne sfter uofogring al 2tmItofe br9nosa
til @entul; peo 6orbrGnoingen iGmlea
be unbpigeuoe Sumps, Der fortattss oq
bsnnttes til llbpinoing al tulfur ammOa
Mat; Der ubpinbes pgIdd berpeb en- AMI
MALT Slie, Der sr siftig o9 dnpenoss ipr
inIstt> % ormefprorirnbe Miootl. %
Ben, Der anrsnbes til Sremittaing al
Gin, 6ebunblss fprit msb SaltIpre, bpor'
peb Sdlten ubtrGttes, p~perbGloes oerefs
ter meo tugenbs 8unb cg tsrres ! Ret
Den ubpunbm fosfprfure &alt tdlcins'
res psp Spopliprs, mspens 5osforet IGl'
oss til G6rItitfubritation. aieoreitsrn'
behunblss mep pdrmt 9cnD, Der pbsroc.
tin,res % hoOraf liseleoeS uotratteS
tulIur qmmonidt. Srab Der MI er til
opers, bedrbeibss meo potdIts "a gum.
melt Sern, pg al bernie MasIe fremftil.
lss gIobluoialt. Gpantalium % 8Iaas
FIRE.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03
so Wangc ON uqcn,
acknowledgement SEQ Nrnen"
sSsr 1irsoas o. Sreoas bpr 1irsSaa.
Eli oen sattle YriS,
S1.25 for Warsanseu!

2irsbaess gumcret ~uotonrter meb 4 gioer, leb,uos, =.
geo Hrtcn, % Sreoass'ytuneret ~ubtommer ri,b |,
Siber. 80
Bore GbOnnsntsr pil berueb faa e, b..poeiia myD,n
mere 99ieitof os %friIfere Rpbeoer. 9aabe Tirsbaoss d
Jreocas'9tuneret ~tuoe6oloer Npbeosr ira Suo. On M
lGncet, 3ut fTa @aibirstun og 9onaresien, fra 5. IN,
lfjellt9e 2e9islaturer, oio. "
abonnenterne pl bereftsr iaa to fulOitanbtse aoiier 6vs
les
6rsbuss'gumeret pil foruoen gNp6eber Off. inS.bos.
Srsnins al blanoet Snobolb, gpoe Sortrqina.r. Der n,
oil 9tpe 6ortrutnaerne Weo Irnett noset eiter. Sua
relponoancer, Sreoe ira @anlelanoet. "Jor 6armen, IN,
Jet % Sauen. " 2nsuina for lln9oommen, airfe[io. Cite,
%retninaer, oio. Seeorabs9 oiten Iepsr.r taois grs
ira @anlelanoet, % fori6ger iaaoibt mu(iot al ioo I'M
%berretnina fro ale Dele af 2nnoet.
Sesge glacs utl ~inbeboloe iereftc fnloNrnota,
% paaltoelige Narfeosberetminaer.
SlaOst ienoes III 9torge Gale ire llosaper) bOer Gre
Dag, tor 2 Collars Garsareen. Bortoen alien. tcitsr q
Collar og fire Gents, Os subItriptiouen maa berfUr ienosl
olrette I'll os, oa 81 paa It9en 0tnaoe fan betale aommis
non Tor Noroesabonnenter.
Gpertisiemcnterne forbetes paa be to glabe, % Der oil
oerior bliue for bolOsuis taa apertis iementer bOsr
8lao. "
Oct Tiger fig islp, at SnbItriptionsn bereftsr r,au
pcfdlcs I Worifu0, oa pi eaerS life paa nuaer
gtaaoe Tan peoblioe at ienbe no 8laoet to @anae ON I9sn
Se 4reoe Ibonnenter anmooes berior paa bet irbtrn
oi9fe ON at iehoe lin Srbifription / 6ortub, enten FOL
ct belt Var. s1.25, eler ct balp.glar, SO Gents, cQer q
fpart Gar, 80 Gents.
SceorabsSofen Os 0eo Nrncn er pelIeeti
oet 9ai1le 2ano, oanan fan p~anitelig Ienos en- mere pei
lofilrte' @ape for ben lille Gum al 2 3DLarS til Sl1ot o.
Seitrler oerbielnrte. Serout bar ri man9ioloige SionsS
Spro ! Srtoe hlemmeira. 6oriss en- Gar9aas % T., on
s Tile oil fna Eat til 2en. N10u enter 1torae fan FEM
NJ. 100 nNofUlFy 2 ~ "nr"' Evmu~fe~
s Saab ON, at bore geitrabefIer for at ifaHe bon
SaHosnrarb ct soot, biQist Slab paaitibunes, au6siala
SeeorabsGofen Oa Sco arnen poa bet beOf'
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03
en- fattie Sanosforpiit,
Gpmmer rig tilbnee til 6jemlanoet,
men arreiteres.

Gor fort Stb IiSen blsp Der | ct 9oteI
I Yaris arr,itsret en- Spr6rpoer. 6pts
2tp sr en- m9rt,lig Ronan.
San b,ber Jrancois Gurrep, er IS
Gdr sammsl og bIeO for 7 Oar Iioen for
forItjeGige Missierntn8sr bemt til Ii
Mauneosrs 5rngieI og Deportation.
Strafsn baoOs ban afionst / 6rdntz
RICE, og ban Bier berefter ienot til 8ups
ana, bpor ban bar 2 gur. Suu lpts
tebes BET lam at flpgte. 5 be 9puarofiC
9~eIiboelIer | 8uDana stdblereDs ban en-
liben Sorrstnirs, ION / nOgen Sib itdfs
feos 6dm 9ir,ts Spbolo.
Serfra bros ban til be 5preneoe Sta
ter os prsnbs en- Mansbe furitjsaige
2epepeie: San bar Slti, SpsspaSisr,
4sent, 9pgbolbsr m. M, % oa ban lee
pece megst ipuriommsligt, haboe ban
2stst at fire gtar iammsnIparet ca. 90
900 Srants.
Men GurreD leb ftabig AZ 2rns'el
efter Srantrige, % oa ban hdpbe ben
potre Sum psngs / 2ommen, bsilut'
tsoe ban at pcnos tjen % inogipe an'
feonira prn at maatte fau ppRplbe fig
Seorelunbst. 9lunsn iutte ban od pgs
faa Gcene; men ton bl.p, iom nGrnt,
arreiterst, nstop iom ban bar tdget inn
paG ct Sotsl / 9aris.
Gil 9olitiet ~fortlarsbe Garr,p:
"gtu er leg bleost en- urli9 Ttano, og
lea tunbe nteget scbt bore forblspst
amsrita, fOor bet git mig 8oot, cg bbor
i.s NIB alminbsIig astslis. Msn isg
bapos en- nagsuoe SjsmOe, og berfor sr
iea penbt tilbugs. Seq baooe ieIc baOt |
@inbe at sau til qolittet for at uobsos
mig en- anbsfalin9, ION je8 piIN 'enoc
til SuititsminiItsrsn."
Nu fibb,r Carer forelpbtg arrsIteret
% pentsr paa afgisrsIIsn, Der ptl bIipe
tiIiti0et BAN | 5rugilet.
Den oFsntlige Spmpatbi er paa bans
Sios, og man formober tsmmeli9 ~'itt.rt,
at ben dngrsnbe os MI pmpenOte Spnoer
bill fau Qop til Iom Fri Berger at Rnlsps
Retn at fine 9aae / bet 2uno, fom ban
eliter iaa teit.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03

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Senbss Yin, Iut,,be Fa, Os Scebet FAM iilbose. Do bun
after tom til gefnb,lI,. Iaa Nors,nfolen paa Fntss gtnFat
% onrousr b.nbe bSalpsbe SinI,n fig bIaa, o. Sapet Lao
sIitr,nSe fcrun fsnh. Sun initebe fig paa ana og braft
Graob.
aaptsinsn tlep urcia bu 5orniSbueen forIsb, uben of ber
bar sssn til aO poo Wasoulsss 9artlfs. San fenbte
ben me 9ammsrpiss brop for at I, .fsr tit Serftab.
"Sun fr ioa feb ub", msIbt, qiger, ba bun tom ttbaa.,
pg BUN ionr iun ct Barn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03
Tautilie. Sesuitt9 9tr. 4
SnoboIc,


iinstrianset I s~rnsrita. On Seltrtpelie al gsuoU gtom
Bart mo iG giaeber-@aiortSpiia.-Gt par GrinOrin,
Ger fra oct Il oite 6ris. vi Il. Characterization Ianas
Gipele I g!njtraltcs - Hab 90 hans 8enner. vi
Sobn Sronn--@t aiittat arDb.-@eipiieren ltlrif. MI
@up be WtaupaSiaut. gleo fer Bilsoer.-GnerosIen bem,
fottntet fra %2tntcrtfa. Gi Y. ". EItsaaro- @ieai.
8rioardpertti. 6ortpuius fra California; 500 feerCn.
VI SpbdnneS 8tot, Web eaeoe gileoer.- itaf. ct italtrrl
Stleoe ira WtooelaIoereu- %SliSferitc paa &open ON Su,
letpsloen. S~iaeoe-0enfsbt 8ierptn. (oenrt, Sbiers
Sarnoonsbten) meo Silebe-.8tnins o~ans.-Siota al bpert
ON 1paIcrt.c.
Gpifooer fra artssltoet. Subbotb:- Sulen "a pai
SIagmarfeu.- 9rebsrHa TeotsIsrt On Slt uben .Wt pouet - u
artsslf. 20 Sslts ira Aeuatp. ct 6%orue5arie.- epSrtsss GIN tbr
slsrshsH a. 81 garisT ia anttesTa utter q saHtL : sH Jog sTtt
&umsr.-Gn Rpsrs EepppbolbeissbtHt-Old Seth en- ftni $ptter, :
". aprfrabano taaS / Gb.-gR 5fnpfnteropel - 6Ia8rt % Ahtfp
laftn. tn pttfr1nt aontrabanb. - 9obe ant.feltrser. Naoea mol
6ttShte.-Truly "A Bold Soldier Boy"-dr5c euocr.
&arattertrGf a. Stneoln. Snbb plc:-9a ban GIT paa
pr bet suefe gibbsL -gintclns rsthaine Raratter. -btncpn % gtrtril
gdiIatten.- stgtolH par iolbfnbts. On muHar RtsIht - ROsle Zen
per / aaiien. vi ;5unas 9abL-cn e. pen 90 ssp'
j~aetcn.-&nut VIaofen. 6nut sadr Stat 8nut %
Brinbien-Sans 2ciipers. NReo to 8tleosr, Otter "Jplte
biaoet% oo Bernt 9ie.-Stneoermpp al Heoattgrerne tLb>
rsnbe ben n%ortbaniie 9resieiorertns.
Anbang:
Siot Smaaprat ON "Ieeorabsp ofen"S Torrtt'
ntt9, nto 8ortrGt al ~7ecorabs gofeu1s ubstoer, glabet
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ueri rleo s Siber Cert buort beitrtpeS en- GotSno8ipers GeR
p%prbi9beber.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03

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nj nebenitaaenoe Suser far ri meset fore BE
bplOuinger, % Nbpnleitter fan erboloe iantrte
iDm 8ramiebs9er til betpoelie rebiatte Ertier.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03
Anporg:
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Seturab'Y oten % gso arnen ct aar % belue 30
49,, l.-,r y 4 o.

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9pgcn or bcore i~nobunben % toter mere 8urto eno to
li9ere Grauiebg9er, men ben oil bliue barb at 9ieHrne.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03
&ah Strobe.

Scr 25 Gents pil ri ienbe "Becornt Soften" 3 Manaues
Der paa 9rppe. Wan fnn ienoe Ypitase Stamps oeriom
bet ialber letterc. Geno benue Slautet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-29
BROOKLYN MEETING ABANDONED.
THE TRACY FORCES ALL BROKEN UP. But
QUIGG STILL TALKS NONSENSE
AND MAKES PREDICTIONS.

or-rGG STILL TALKS NONSENSE
AND MAKES PREDICTIONS.
Chauncey NJ Depew will not speak again In
this campaign. Mr.. Depew was announced as
one Of the speakers at the rally in Carnegie Hall
tomorrow hight. The organization is wreck
and its spirit Is all gone. The dereat Of General
Tracv is admitted on all SIDES and further ad-
yocacy Of his candidacy proyokes mirth instead
OF interest The machine has been stalled In
veri,nble avalanche Of Low sentiment The
meeting at the Academy Of Music. Brooklyn,
to-nicht has also been declared off. and the de-
,norallzatior ana disinteg grafton OF the Tracy
forces are plainly evident Mr.. Depew said yes
terday I'm relation to his inability TO address the
meeting Saturday night:
The sudden and awful calamity that has
fallen upon the New-York Central Railroad
through the wreck last Sunday has taken so
much Of ny time that cannot III any OF my
political or social engagements. | am so alb
sorbed in doIng what can in this matter that
everything else must be deferred for the time
At Republican headquarters 1t said yes
terday that the meeting in the Grand Central
Palace tonight at which w. Bourke Cochran
IS announced % speak, Will take place. IT is not
deemed wise TO give up this meeting lest the
, total collapse of the organization forces would
become too painfully plain. In the midst Of all
these topping and falling hores and plans Lem
uel +. Qulgg continues to whistle TO keep up his
courage. ard from time to time makes predic-
tons. He announced yesterday that Seth Low
could not get plurality OF votes in any Assem-
bly, district. ana added: The Republican or
ganization has carefully canvassed the vote in
every election district of every borough in
Greater New-York. Several Assembly districts
have been ca1vassed twice. and some three
times. Each Of these shows that Tracy is gain
ing, and that Lows strength is waning. There
are only two Assembly districts In which Mr..
Low will have any substantial support. These
are the XXVIIth and the XXlXth We shall
carry New-York by about the plurality that
Black obtained over Porter last year"