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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17
2tus miHouri.

- Gnnia8 Gitp, $40, s. Zee.
SRI. 6lpra Srruin, ber Star" Der
,@i0um SuneS Gumponp", fam 9es
tern gl6eno apI Der Subne nit einem
elettrii6en Grabte in 8eriibrun9 uro
er6ielt eineu 10 befti9en elettrilben
G6log, ooB lie ubnmd6ti8 muroe.
Der 8urbuuo uuroe beruuter 9elols
fen, uno Die @priteIun8 ab9ebro6en.
SRI. Srtpin blieb 5uon5i9 Ntinuten
lang b%epuBtlus.
- ct. Soiep6, Wto., 8. Dec. Glne
SpesialoepeI6e aus SeiIerion Gitg
meloet, @puoerneur Stepben8 babe
cine 9tequiIition fiir ben Ne9er Solepb
SubuIon erlaIien, mel9er nit 5rau=
lein Neal, einem reidJen Mao6er
aus Stueet Springs, 0tO., bel oeIlen
Batter er 9utidJer mar, ourd9tn9.
Gs limb bereit8 4Oli5iiten nad Wttl'
Ioulo, Mtunt., n6qe9an9er, INN Sobtt:
ION a~b5u6Olen.
= SouIo8 Gitu, Mto., 9. Gea6r.
Srau Gmntu S6untn6er, Die 8eltBe.
rim zines Wrucerplo0eu5 an 0cr Gdt
Der rs. uno Campbell StrnBe fuuro'
9eItern 2tben0 BON Giu6redern ourd
cinen SdJuB t00tlidJ Oerlebt, meldC
0as @clO ats iGrcr Safe O%erlan8ten
Bei Dem @er1udJ, ibr Giacntbum 81
oertbei0i9en, 5Oa bic 6rau einen Die
uDluer, %iUDrnuf ciucr Der 0nuncr IL
nie0er16UB. Die Ginbre6cr, 5luc
Widmrer, inbrcn in cinem Sua0D 0n
BON. Sic 6rnu lit in ben llntcrleil
e%etrUIien.
- 2uuI Dem 2(rcot bc3 GUniU0crir
ten-Qcim$ ~ l~iQaiu3Oilc, WtU.
luur0cn uUr &ur2ent W}iucrn(icn &C
fun0Cn un0 HrUbcn oe5 @eilein8 nod
Yielu Durf sur uutcrludunG Qcian0t
0iclc crQob, 0dB 0aSlel6e icdJ5eDl
Yrocent 2l&p6ott cntb0lt, cbcniu bic
Uic DIE N&pbottlnQGr III lltnD un0 III
Su0ioncrQcbict. Gic 2u2bcutun!
Oc8 QoQcr8 in 0iQQiu&OiUc milr0c lid
ld)uu aus 0cm @ruuoc iueit Belle
IuGucn, mcil Dos Nrcot Gilenbnbu
&trbiuouuQ bat, lu0breuO III lltol
beiIpielsUcilc Der Q%eluuuucnc 9S
p6olt etma bunoert Mcilcu iueit an
6ubrmcrtcn sur 8aBu gei6nift iuer
ben mus un0 BET Gilcnbnbutrnu3por
rah benz Often $14 bis SIS Die SOn
lie tullet, UUn Qig9iu3Uiue nbcr MI
So. Der YernnltuuQ2rotb Der 2lt
italt uabm nun in I%eincr lebtcn Sit
ing Nngebote nuf Yrdmicn fiir 0n,
&edt Der NuSbeute entgeaeu, 6n 0n,
b0dIte NngebOt nber rltr 80 Gent,
per 2pnne mar, 10 mur0en aue 2tr
9ebUte o%eriuOrIen un0 beldlUiien
burb ben Stats @eplpgen cine lin
teriud)ung nIer Gr5e II. !. 10, peldl
Der Sooen bort beiiBt, ppr1ebmen 81
laiien un0 Damn nelle 2tngebpte aus
5uld)reibeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17
EraEesf dUt.

g. 8. Clifford, Wetu GoIieu,
SSi8c., lit an Neurol9ie urt0 Jtbeu.
motismus; iein Wtugen mar ouBel
Oronun9 leiue2eber tuar in beunrubi=
genoer 8eiie nn9eeriffen, Nppetit
nabm alb, unb er bate an 5leii9 uni
Stdrfe beoeuteno nb9cnpmmen.
Grei 6laiden r@leftirides Sitters"
heilter i'm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17
SufIen'S 2Irnl:dz-dlbe

Selte Salbe Ser @elt 9egen S6nit-
tie Gleti6un9en, @ei6mliren, Sal5=
HUB, 5ieberbeulen, &%inglpurm, auf=
9efprunecne 0dnOe, 9iibnerauecn
uno ale Soutnusi6l00e. Seilt lidjer
Siles, uoer feline 8e5oblung per=
langt. 9eilung nlIen 5d0en gnrali=
tint, Doer @elO SuriiderItnttct. Yreis
% Gents bic Sudle. 3u bnben bel
@nlter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17
Gin gut 9eipitlttr Strcid,.

GS Ijebt 10 oitS, ober cs lit feiner=
lei 8etruQ babel. Se0ermom fam
es prDbiren, Der nit lnbmen &riifen,
ibrpo6en 9tieren, Molnrio poer 9}er=
uenleiOen Qeploot lit. g8ir meiuen,
ct fam iid Ic(6it furiren nit Electric
Sitters. 9ie1e Wteoi5iu itdrft oas
Sgltent, i%tiutulirt 2eber un0 Nieren,
uu0 lit Gin 8lutrcini0cr u1o Weroen~
itdrfer. Sic betlt &eritupfung, &opf-
ue6, S6nntodt8onI0Qe, S6loilOiio>
felt ult0 S0>uernutg. Sic lit aus
Eilnn5en 5uiamntcnaeiebt, fiiBrt GeidJt
nb unO brin9t nntiirli6e Strait benz
9teruenipltem. 4rubirt electric Yttz
ter& nn0 Ieio liber5eu9t, 0nB es g8un,
Der ldoIft. Se0e 6laide oarnntirt.
9}ar 30 Gents Die 6la16e in @alter
SrO5. 9putbefc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17

@enn Sic je Elm fleines &ino in
Observation-Disclosures 9eleben, U6er
our6 oHbalten0en 0uItenrei5 i'm 5al=
le eepla9t maren, 10 tuerben Sic ben
@ertb Der One Niinute Cough Cure
uiiroieen, tuelbe RAID 9iuoeruue ner=
idafft.-2Salfer 8ros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17
Gin Neujdbrs9eid, tuf in 2lusiitt.

Sre uncrmCBube ForulHrttGt ron 0pitctter'S Wo-
S%eubttterS TT oos G,gCb"tB etner ourb nrei lno ciu
Edlb 9Ghr3cbut iottsci,Bttu Vrobt. bic has 9tttcrS
III Ieocln %eirjcIncu t}QH g~Iur3cHo b5itluoGu bat. 9ic
has rerJou8cuc, 10 mtro aud has tommeuoe ,5aGr be-.
8ruBt burb oaS 9ritctucu eiuc5 ueucu NImauob5. III
lue!dem Art rub Grihoifeubclt. Nupcu0urQ uub
0SiriuuB olclcr ~pc!tbuuhmteu Nr5ucI IIur ouosin'
GutergSibt NIB. ii, Cctture les NlmouudS Iubut
tt iur 5coeu. Ter U0 bamlt teibdittQt. NbiOlutc
@euaujgtctt ocr it~.oUumlibeu uub taleuhorlihcu
WcrCduuugcu iUrrocu bcu NImGHuG luJe lit ben Der.
8au8-rcn, 10 I'M tlninBCu Sabre ouoJcJ6uCr. lrub.
lSuo her IttCtOrrlAc EtCtl bcI,breuocu. bumOrltiihcu
uno o~lgemcut witrcnnutcu Scicitufi cutLnu. YciOu-
orrs ju cumOBuCn mo nt tiortu. tunitlcrtih u leuoe
ten 5luitrOttcueu. Ser Nlm0u0h WtIh uOm Fublt-
IuttoUs'3 CpaIicmtHt bCr Suitclter 50. III Ytteburg.
Ma. bcrouS9c9Cbeu mo WtrO III cu9llibtr. bCuiiher.
irou5'piher. uttdCr. uuluc86dcr. ihwcotiher.
bnuouonder. ]tnbmiitcr NH ipIHIiber Sprude &C.
Orudt. ale ApOtbCIcr mo 30Ubler III Scuutrpplob.
cit IIeieru thu ami 9&uuih mIcutgcltI,t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17

Sic ipeiB iid 81 belfen. 2as
&aui6en Der See lit t6itlib; ib Dor
es 81 serne uno peroe es iebr oer>
S, 9u brau9lt mir ia nun
Elm ieioenes 9leio sill l9enten, bas
rauidt 10 nuchI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17

tpirb, gu elmer 4eniion berebtiet iein
ion, nit 4usnnbme opn &itttpen lpfs
der Sploaten, Shi5iere, Matrplen
uim., Die iib eegenludrtie i'm 9ienlte
befinoen ooer lpdter in benIelben ein7
treten.
S g8eIipn, MiIi., 10. 9eS. Gin
Selnbtiten lber bic bereits g~eltern
oemelbete furdltbnre Miur0tbat liegen
iebt pur. Salt Die eanse 5amilie uun
Srpmn Smitt, eiuem an9eiebenen
meiBen 6armer I'M Nlter uon So
Sobreu murbe pun BENT 9teeer GbaS.
2euiS ermUrbet.
Snitt orbeitete einiee 0teiten bon
leinem 9auie in einer 6nbrit. Seine
g8oBuuu9 lie9t etlua ?! Nteilen BON
Beorf 8iuer in elmer meni8 beuubn'
ten @egen0. @S lieet ableit8 BON
Der 6auptItraBe un0 es mobnt feline
tueiBe5antilte 5tuei Nteilen BON INN;
nur einige NeQerfantilien tuObnen in
Der @egeno. Giner OieIer Ne9er batz
te lif ant Mittwod Nadnitta9 in
bnS 6nus bineingeIdli6er, bate
| 5rau Sntitt in brutaler @eiic an9ez
griffen u10 0nnn tie un0 i6re finI
Q(teIten &ln0er nit eirtem Sl1lippel
nicocrgeI4lagen. 9as jin9ite nur
iuenige MtUnnte alte 9in0 berI6Onte
Der &itberi6. Die iibrigen Spfer
1tarben NIT Nusnn6me zines fun
Sabre nlten Ma0dens, tpel6es be:
tuuBtlDs murte, nber ipieber gu iid
fam un0 bent &ater, ats CT upn Del
2(r6eit fam, Den 9fauren be8 filnffa:
den MDroers nennen funnte. Del
ungtidli6e Wtnmn n%lnrnlirte lofDrt
Die 9an5c AtaD6ari0aft. Ger See.
ger muroe bal0 0eInn9eu 9enummen
upn benz fleinen WiG06en al8 Del
2b0ter i0enti6jirt uno 8elDn6t.
S 81 4nIp, ger., 10. Ge5. 81
irof geRern 2(benO bier Die gtndri6
BON benz lleberIot(e zines 3u8es De,
Suutbern Enciicz8a6n bel g8i(cug
2~(ri5pun, Elm.
@iuer Der 3%u8rauber wuroe 0etOo
tPt mn Ell: ou0erer mie I QlQubt
t00tlic0 O%erruuuoet.
3uq 90. 2 Der nSuniet 2imiteo"
mar Qera0e burt0 Steiu5 YaB, %. Wt
paiiirt, ais Der Q0coulptiuIiibrer eli
&eIobrIiano( bcmcrfte.@ ST. bra6te 10
IUrt Sic 9uIt6rcnllc III Nnlueuoun9
GDJnlo Der 3uQ 5um SieDcu Qetont
men iuor, trntcn > ic0luer ~beiuaffne
tc Mdrncr aus i0rem &erIted Der
uor. Gitlcc bic(t Den 9pcomotiUIiib
re in Gd)otD, Wd0ren0 bic anOcret
Iit9 benz 3uae %3ulunn0ten uuo Oltrc
Nbfcucrlt iHrcr 45iIto(en Die Yana0ic
re in Gdrcdcn Oerlebtcn. 81
&&ddjtcr 0c8 @rpreBrDaacn5 bc9anltet
olf Tie 81 i0ic6en mo e3 mur0en 8
| BIS 10 G0uie 0cuediclt, mDbe
: JiObert Seller, Der nadDIte Gauber an
GTprcB}uoaen, BON 2Sddbtcr SEEMING.
! cr1dUntn mur0c. Caller unr nu0en
| l0einlid Der ~2(nIilbrcr, benn lubnt
CT 0eIalcn mar, cittcn Die anocrc1
&dubcr uuI iDrc HIeroc lu3. Gin
lpcitcre &u9e( aus bent 9&jn6citcr9e
understandings muB ciucn Der Ilieb
enOen 9tauber ~QetruIien baben, ben,
man Iob eineu Iot(eu unO oud, tui
CT opn leinem &cnp1en ou8 Gd)uB
meite ocldoiit tuuroe. 9tuf biel
g8eile muroe fem GrprcB9elo 9eitOb
len uuo fcincr Der 45onn9iere Der
lest.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17

E6lau. &ie lteIen Sic es nur
an, Dab im 9beater bic 9amen pDr
Sbnen tets ben 9ut abnebmen? Sd
betuunOere 9e9en meinen 9tad)bnr
taut bas pra6tpuue 9nar Der betref-
Ienoen Dame uno bebnure, bob Der
0ut 10 piel peroede.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17

q. O. 8artGep BON Maeic, 9a.,
idreibt: S6 battle es fir meine
Bflidbt, Sic uno bns Yublitunt iui1ien
81 laiieu, buB 9eg8itt's @itd 9a5el
So1ue MIDI BON i6limmer @c5ema
befreit bat. Nud iuurbe nteiu Sna=
be BON einent eiternoen @e16tuiire
am Seine befreit.-g8alfer SrOs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17

S6mei6elbaft. DAME: Sic fol-
fen oOd uiHt i6meideln, 9err SiiB!
'0err: Nber Jraulein, tuenn id ia9e:
Sic limb Elm @neel, 10 i9nteible id
bod nidt Sbnen, iun6ern ben @n=
Qeln!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17

Gtfuas 8orii6t uerbitet oft eroBes
llnBeil. Se&itt's 2ittle garlp 8ii-
ers iino nur iebr fleine gilen, aber
duBerit tpirfiam CUR gerbntuna Der
i6timmiten Sober. uno Nngen=2ei=
ben. Sic oerblten 8eritopfung unb
&opfueb uno reeuliren bic ginee=
ipeioe.-@alter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17

@Dttli6e 6nrmpuie. 5reuno (5unI
9tdter): Sd iebe, 9u lebit nit Seiz
ner 6rna in 9lldlidlter @intra6t.
Sic lieit 0as, mas Oh i9reiblt, baz
fir iBt Oh bas, mas lie to6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17

Die serriIienen uto tronten Sell
qeiucbe gu beilerr, Die gerei5te 0ber=
hdbe 81 berubigen, iufurti0e 9in0er
ung uno bauernoe Qeiluu9 5u bemir=
fen, bus lit Die Mtiiiiun BON 0e28itt'2
l8itd Oa3el Snlue.-9Satfer Srps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17

&ein Mnnn Doer feline 5rnu fam
iid oes 2ebena %freuen, Doer etmas
in oieier @elt gu Stanoe brineen,
penn lie al einer trdeen 2eber lei
ben. 9eY8itt's 2ittle @nrlD &iier5
lin0 bic Yiller, ipcl6e biele8 Organ
raid reinioen.-@alter 8rps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17

@iternbe @un0eu, ifmersluIe @ez
l6tuire uno abnlid]e 9eiben, Iefbit
penn man lfDn iabrelang Danit be-
baftet, f0nnen bur6 ben @ebrauh
BON 9eg8itt's 98it6 Sa5el @alue aez
beilt ~ueroen. Sic bcrubi9t, itdrft
uno beilt. Sic lit bas bette Mittel
fir Sdmprrbpioen.-@alfer 8rps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17

Gnttduidun9. Suli: 0u narit az
10 BEL bent jun9eu, blbideu Nueeu=
ar5t-bat CT an 9eiuen Gu9en ettuaS
9efunben? 2eni: Nh Der! Nidt
einmal idDn bat &c tie eefuun=
ben!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17
1eSermdnn iddt 10.

GasrnrciS Sarir.Sonbons. bic ipunberbnrfte mshi-
3IuIihe @ntcedunQ bcS 3.itaIters. urgenehm NIB 6r'
irIiteno tir ben @ci6mad. Dtrtsu Ieiat mo be-
lttuImt nuf Rlere:. &sber NIB Slu9elueios. retui9eu
o1S gauge SpTtem. pertrelben GrfdIturqeu, turIren
aCpilueh. iSieber. Gronii6e Vel ftoptuu9 uuo Suni9-
lett. YItte taufet NIB probirst beute ctu Sn0diel'
heu. 10. p. SO cents. Y%ertouit uub 9~1r0utirt Don
ellru Npolheteru.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17

Gin 9olanter Sater. Sic baben
ia ba 9lei9 swei 5liisel iteben, 9err
8liiteles" Stu, es iuG nidt beiBen,
OaB nteine Suhter, bas @n9el9e, bat
uur eiuen 6lii3el!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17

Au9enblife iino nublos, ipenr llc
u~ergeuoet merOen, uno lie meroet &c
Iabroou pergeubet, rUenn eS ourd1
NuIl1ub gei6iebt in 6dQcn, mp One
Wiinute Cough Gure lUIortige Climber.
ung uerI6aifen iuilr0e .-g8alterSrps
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17
ssu Sd,tutnO(0d,ttU,.

Yer Undergraduate hoi. ndGACEl tr Etbrcre Sours
lang nit eirem idlutrtn eErsrnit,esn bsbaftet mar.
nslte III Sdipineiudt nusIualis4 trutis. eurdb Elm.
lace 0'Ittel ittre @siHEobttt tUttber trIouet. uub CT
MN oitifs SeiImtitfI Der IeiesH5tu NtnItbeit Nit
tbstIsu. aH snt. irtI6e eas S,tiIurrtteI BADEN iponeu.
i1idt er btrsitluinigft eius qopie oss ben Inn beruR-
ten Seespts. neItcs bic 2tiosrbeu ais s;n ftteres
csiIH''ttel gs9en S6ptnbiudt. Shbmo, aator,h.
Sronoif's rub ale SGIs. uHo SEHseutrantbsitsH
t'nnsn ltrusu nsroen. CT bort. bob nle ssiberbs
IeiH Stitt't probtersH iDer6er. ba IS uuitdkbar lift
StsisHissn. Deihe oas Rseept BADEN ipunsn. peId5es
I1Hsu u!1ts fofst uno Fb oisnei6t OILS ttue @obl,ho
~srfpsiien Min. ronsn frenHbItdft ohrsHtreu:
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Brooklyn, New York.
1GrEasak hieis Ssitgaal iaul5
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17

Sergeant: 2ebmann, iiuo Sic ein
S6tpel! Sd o(upbe, luenn Sic nod}
ben 9toroppt ent0edten, Sic nip
ten nildt nit bent Ding au6ufaugen!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17

9oppeliinnig. lln0 auf SDren
GeiIen bat Sic Sbr @eib ~be0lcitet:
SSa-es lit nett nit mir Getpmmen!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17

Ueriu6t cine lOc. Shadtel GaEcorsts, Der bette
2eber' uuo @iusep.tos -8e8u!otor 9smutt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17

SIMMER praftiid. Gr 0inaeno):
r8enn i9 eiu &68lein rudr'...."
Sic: Sd winidte, 9u ludreit cs,
bnnn bate id bol0 reue 6eoern iiir
meinen Sut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17

eTnetehlt nd BEN Eublifum fur gufeltiouro nor
nSntr JGBbstIetoun9 Ieesr art ouf g,IieHmRnQ. 'epni,
q u E III Isrn ,Ja9 stal9ia8eHoe %epaiGtureI. 6nh
San @pfb
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-17
WIN. F.. BOEING, AGENT.
wenu Gle 10 Elm fleines Sin.

gaScarets timuiirtn 9eber. g!iereu mo Gingeipet
DC, uiemaIs itDdGsu Oosr tuetpeu. loo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JANUARY l. 1897

cash taken from their business crippled the hrm
II IL said the liabilities will be at least S.""oo'
The firm one OF the Oldest and largest III
Texas.
Tyler. Tex Dec. 3i-An assignment was made
Yesterday by the Tyler Foundry and Machinery
Company This IL one OF the largest concerns nI
its kind in the State The assets and liabilities arc
not known. ..,,.,
Buffalo N. Y. Dec 31-The Chicago constpuc..
ing firms of Delaney Mullen and Delaney nya.,
have thrown up their contracts for the constructors,
of a lift bridge the canal at Michgan-st' I'M.
for a In Trangle-st Their bondsmen; WI" ,
ssts on the terms and penalties OF the coh,rhSss,
An unfortunate series of accidents on the or!use
work increased the expense to such an extent ina.
the contractors quit rather than incur Dig ioss
themselves. . o.,o
GAINESVILLE Ohio Dec 31-Tho Baltimore and ONO
shops I'm this city were to-day closed down indeh-
nitey on peremptory kilograms from Baltimore'
entaiiing a loss to the city OF $4,000 month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01

We tell your doctor all there is in
SCOTS Emulsion, just how much cod
liver oil, hypophosphites, glyccrine.
But we do not tell him how these are
combined. You have your secrets;
this is ours. This knack Of making
the very best thing has come to us
from years Of experience with just
one thing. We make only SCOTS
Emulsion-all our enegy is bent on
making that better than any other
emulsion in the world. We have no
other business thought. Is it any
wonder that it is the standard?
Nor Xork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
RULES OF THE ROAD AT SEA
THE NEW REGULATIONS TO GO INTO EFF
Feet ON JULY /.

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND ISSUES a PROCLAMATION
r1XING THE pATE-oNE OF THE MOST M
PoRTANT INTERNATIONAL AGREE
MENTs EVER EFFECTED.
Washington. Dec. 31.-The President to-day Is
sued proclamation promugating the action OF
Congress providing regulations for preventing
collisions al sea. and setting July J. 1877. as the
day on which they are to take effect
The proclamation has international sgnin-
canoe az indicating recognition OF the maritime
Importance Of the United States. Up to the pres
ent time the rules 10 prevent Collisions al sea
have first been made the law OF Great Britain
and thereafter. at the request of her diplomatic
officers. have been accepted by other maritime
Nations, including the United States
Congress. in President Clcveland's first term
mainly through the efforts Of the New-forK
Maritime Exchange. passed a bill introduced by
Perry Belmont OF NewYork. authorizing Inc
President to invite all maritime nations 10 par
ticipate in an interna tiona congress al ash'he-
ton This invitation was accepted by all the
martini. Powers Of the world. The delegates
for the United States were Rear-AdmiraI . IL.
Franklin and CAPTAIN w. =. Sampson. two naval
officers; Clement A. Grscom. OF the international
Navigation Company: w. w. Goodrich. an able
Il
Court of New York State; Captain Johh W.
Shackford wc.l-known navigator, CaP'a'i
James w Norcross the veteran Pilot commits
sioner of Bosto IN. and $ !. Kimbal!. who has been
superintendent Of the Life Saving Service OF the
United States for many years. The foreign dele
gates comprised dist 'guished naval ofhceif ad-
miraltv lawye =. judges and representatives OF
the merchant marine OF the various nation; TAX
ing part in the congress
The internatlonas conf. renee met in Washing
tor, ir Octorer 1850. and remained in session ten
weeks: when its conclusions were transmitted u
Congress and enacted into law so far as m"
United States was concerned. At the last mo-
ment Great Britain withdrew her assert TO the
ne y rules and actively interested herself in In
ducing other foreign Powers To follow her ex-
ample Congress- therefore. last year passed an
act authorizing the President to post pom" the on
forcemcnt Of the rules. In the mean time. by cor
rcsponderce several notifications Of the rules
wera agreed to. and these were approved by Con-
gress at It's last session.
Thu decision to enforce the Washington rules
o.: July next is one Of tn" most important in
ternational agreements ever effected, as the ton
mage of the nations in this union is ~ S)0WO
tons while the countries which have not yet as
sented control only $4,000 tons. The Bureau or
Navigation viii distribut" the new rules among
collectors Of customs in'a few days In order that
navigatOrs may have ample tine to become
familiar with them before they go into effect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
BUSINESS EMBARRASSMENTS.
A DRYGooDs FIRM IN TEXAS GOES DOWN WITH
LIABILITIES OF 81. 100000.

DEYGooDs FIRM IN TEXAS GOES DOWN WITH
LIABILITIES OF 100000.
Galveston Tex. Dec. sl.-Last night Fellman *
Grumbach. large retail drygoods dealers. filed a
deed OF trust conveying 10 !. H. Kempner. OF this
city all the fir ms business. consisting Of the stock
fixtures. bills receivable. book accounts. etc. In
addition. l.. Feman personally conveys 10 |. H.
Kempner all his real estate In Galveston 80
Of land In Brown County Go acres In Callahan go
in comanche 60 acres In Hamilton. 100
ncres in Haskell. 100 acres In Wharton and So 600
in Yoakum counties: two lots In Dickinson
and between 40 and so lots In the city Of Austin
also 100 shares OF the Houston and Texas Central
Railway stock. The above conveyance IL made for
the benefit OF the creditors Of Fellman a. Grum-
ba IN. Preferences are given TO the amount OF ta3
1856 OF. II IL stated that all employees OF the firm
paid In fun last night.
The trustee Is having an inventory Of the stock
taken. When the FreiberC. Klein e. 60. failure
occurred about three years ago. Fellman & Grum-
bach were on their paper to the extent OF about
SIS 900 which amount they paid. This amount Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
THE COMMODORE SAILS FOR CUBA.
BIG CARGO OF ARMS AND AMMUNITION con
SIGNED TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE
CUBAN REPUBLIC.

BIG CARGO OF ARMS AND AMMUNITION CON
SIGNED TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE
CUBAN REPUBLIC.
Jacksonville. FTa Dec 3.-The steamer Commo-
dore comm nded by Captain Edward Murphy. for
papers to-day from the Collector of Customs and
left port with n cargo of arms and ammunition for
Cenfuegos Cuba. The arms loaded openly
AT the railroad wharf. and no attempt was made 10
prevent any one from seeing what going on.
Tho cargo shipped by H. p. Fri'et. Of this city.
and was consigned TO S. Csneros. President of the
Cuban Republic.
Spanish Vice-Consul Petous refused to wise the
clearance papers on the ground that arms could
not be- shipped 10 Cuban port without permission
of the Governor General. He filed a formal protest
with the Collector agains, the vessel being allowed
to depart The protest filed by the Collector
ana the vessel allowed to depart, clearance
had been granted.
The Commodore carried crew OF twenty eight
men oo00 cartridges rs rifles, LOCO pounds Of
giant powder and other munitions of war. besides
a quantity OF medicine and stores.
The Dauntless has yet returned to load with
a cargo OF munitions OF war, although permission
has beer granted to her to clear for Nuevitas.
Cuba with arms and ammunition. Nothing has been
heard OF her since she left here Tuesday afternoon
TO go wrccking. az her owner says.
The sudden departure OF the cruiser Raleigh
from Key West. at o'clock this morning has
for II is believed that she has been ordered TO stop
the Dauntless and the Commodore and search
them to ascertain II they are violating the law by
carrying "A body of men well as a cargo or arms.
If the men are found on either stef mcr the vessel
will be seized ard brought back 10 this port.
The Three Friends returned 10 port to-day and Is
came ashore Immediately and disappeared None
Of them would talk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
THE TiMMANY -SLINGERS.
prRROy AND sHEEHAN FAST EXHAUsTING ALI
THE HARD NAMES IN THE CALENDAR.

prRROy AND SIIEEHAN FAST EXIIAUSTING ALL
TIE HARD NAMES IN THE CALENDAR.
John G. sheehan and Henry ID. Purroy. the chiefs
of Tammany's warning factions. continued to throw
mud 1T each other yesterday Each fell to con-
Trusting the others record in public life with his
own and the outcome exceedingly damaging
to both
Purroy seemed to be In the best voice when the
day closed but Sheehan may get his second wind
befo ore the year is day od. Sheehan has far
called Purroy "A blackguard coward. liar. a
hypocrite and IA sneak. and has charged him with
skipping across the to avoid appearing before
the Grand Jury. Purroy has branded Sheehan as Il
defaulter. thief. a runaway, traitor an In
famous corruptionist and IA low consprstor. Both
OF these honored Tammany leaders in dead
earnest and to be Intent telling the public
what they know Of each other
Mr.. Purroy got out statement yesterday which
his followers pronounced hot stuff 1t began
with this choice reference to his anita gon!st:
From the pteous bellowings Of the Buffalo this
morning. he must be seriously wounded" This
extract Is taken from Purroys attack:
"Sheehan's management as Police Commission
forms part OF the horrible record OF the Lexow
Committee. In Mr.. Sheehan defence the state
ment Is made that the Police Department is to-day
in wors" condition than whei he. Martin and Nc
ample Of The obiquity Of tn, moral vision of these
All decent men regret the present squabbles
III me foilce department. put 10 compare the
The old Board OF Police - Ike compaf ing the ma
tonal faults OF nations TO the UNI
mentionnblc crimes o: Sodom and ,iomorrah."
Politicians were laughing at another paragraph
In Mr. Purroy's statement. For the purpose OF
controycrtins the declare ton Of Messrs. Sheehan
and Martin that they had secured Purroy his re-
nomination for County Jerk In 1895 Mr. Purroy
asserts that he was nominated by Tanmany Hall
under orders from SIR. Richard Croker" MANY
people asking yesterday how this could be-
since Mr.. Croker according ~ his own statements
many times reiterated, retired from politics ALSO
lutely and entirely early I'm 1894
Boti, the political puv'iists expected to APP
pear In the ring for -ound to-day.