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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
"t SOTTHERN ROM1NCE."

Tho acting OF Leo Ditrchste.n was me rede''H-
ing feature Of the play which opened Inc sldSo"
OF the Fifth Avenue Theatre last night = wa
called -, Southern Romance, was prepared TOT
,ba stage by g. IS. Valentine and Mr.. Ditrichste!h
ard was based on the novel. In Gods Country
~, Dora Higbee M Ditrichstein's part was tAat
of . French noben.an who In manner th'' j.
not made plain finds himself adr!tt II he"tuch'
il ernrloved as a gardener. loves ana Is IoFeu py
the daughter Of his employer and is shot but ho'
killed by her native lover. The character = 'He
only one in the play with when the auC'e'ce
,.aIe called upon 10 sympathize 10 any consicer-
ahlA extent The actor played II. moreover WIN
excellent feeling and remarkable uh.Sh' Iio ''"'
studied the character, which might edS'S nav
beop played in a haphazard way, on account o.
the conven,ionaty OF its outlines. ana nc 'Al1.
tnd,vld,al and real. Frank G. Bangs. whom the
a,,,,arce welcomed for the sake OF Oh acquA!nt-
a,ca WAS a rather mournful southern Colonel
,,o,ber Frenchman-FTenchme n Jared pest N 'Hi'
nlay-.ound a manly representative III t''o'i'''
cDere Miss Katherine Grey Mss Miuq H }iiiInd
FIN Tn -',,roCses 81 thor parts well.
"A SGgthirn ,bai are Of decided interest and It
has othrrs where. TO say ne Ic.iSo. S' 49,
ern IDEAS for man TO go moaning a,1 v E5'l.,
about because his daughter IoEes M 80, 70 G.t1n
% ibis Ard TO hear him talk Of going away wi.eie
he is not known TO i've cow! ,lts :" ~ Northern
idisrrn after a time. And when VIGOROUS yo-11s
man, 1rei Ina his rival who IL already disabled
dJiIS.r5,eIy shoots him IN the back and ~ denpeI
atey t wiHs tb@t the ends Of justice hansing
ratTer loose even with the assuranee OF ~ r{I,lIl,
10 rnGd that this sort OF assault. WIN intent 70
XII il just what ought 10 be eNprcIrI 90 yybon
49, NJ, Mo n.-son IN the neighDoThoot VIII
speGIaot1e h., person who worksthat is 10 say a
nerson benca IN contemplate 1t docs no. E'e e1'''
thr T1t Si nroviied was pretty. and the general
!IosIfere Of the early part OF the play was pleas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
A REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
Continued From First Page.

executive Committee probably Viii nominate 4il;ts
tssMonbattan in the same manner
O'r~rest Harvie-, of the independence Hal
,,4r,ncracy. said last evening at the Fifth Ave
~ Hotel: We will be against Low and the
,t7eus Union in the campaign. We can affTd
- he beaten. but We are not willing 20 commit
,olitical suicide
'Navor Strong was not at the City Hall yes
.arisv He went 10 Philadelphia on personal
tneiress and did not expect 20 be back in New
YORK until Tuesday morning-LabOr DaT IN
,eryeuing II was therefore impossible 20 verify
tho report from Northeast HarbOr that the
WavCr had written a letter last "wednesday 70
eth Low after the latters nomination ny the
citizens Union. urging him 10 delay accepting
The same in Difference TO the Republican voters
Of the city. The secretary, Nr. Burrows had
no information to give out on the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
THE CgEP0EEEs GREATLY EXCITED.

Chelsea. l. r. Sept. 4.-Courcrs arriving from
the eastern part OF the Cherokee Nation. In the
Grand River bottoms bring reUs that great eX-
cit.rnen; prevails among the ful-bioods. The hee-
. VII Socia;y which really caused the Cherokee
,.isstor IN su.pend negotiations with the Dawes
Co,dn,isson looking 10 ailoments OF lands and dif-
solution OF tribal goverrment' Is strohsly ga '7
pending charge ard urges them 10 oppose T. et b,
naatarg aboiI, twenty-five miles east OF mere ana
"bout ifteen hundred full-bioods were present
sc,ior The plan Of emgratng 10 Mexico next
snrirg was discussed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
rR,Jy rHROWy FROM THE TRACK.

= Louis Sept i-Whia a s. Louis and san
t,~,r.is,o limited express for Galveston and other
,o,rts n Texas. which left this city at SO O'Clock
i,sr nicbt. was passing Valley Park station ABOUT
twenty miles west ot here az h!gh speeu' i va
'.., src,,, 80 rails ard the baggase-car, smoker
AMI mo DAY coaches were hurled IN various dIreco
60. '~0r, the track. None OF the passengers We're
80. ha,-1~d bruises and severe shaking; but thtee
ramps sealing ride on the 34isa LIed and
81 i,S n the other TWO had their legs broken;
The accident p have been caqte S Sy % nass
IN nv.r n thus letting the Other cars 20 me Elouhd
NJ NJ cleaners however remained on The rack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
rgr roPv,L OPENING or DEAL.

Deal y J.. Sept. (speclAD-The formal open
try of Deal took place tonight and was wei AZ
tended In the week a small army Oh "Ie" ilS
been AZ work the place ana 'o-"lsN' '''
-, -. nresen,ed one OF the most beautfu
.,io, IN ne seen on the Jersey Coast. Inc
g-oc,ons grounds surrounding the Inn ana hsw
ssgrHniisDade were Illuminated win more INA" SIN
t,lpD'Irof colored .ncandescent lignts. II, $3.50 ~,
~ Fii,nra-ian Orchestra, of Ne"-hork' glNe an
open-air concert. while The guests W[Fe f@s,iSies
cor:ed through the srouiu7'
cIneed UItc an informal dance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
AUGUSTUS RAMON SALAs.

Augustus Ramon Salas. manager OF the Harlem
Branch of the United States Life Insurance Com
pany, died at his home. No Is West One-hundred-
anGtwenty -eighth-st., Friday. after an illness
OF only three days. Re born in Charleston,
: c. thirty-eight years ago. He educated in
France and Spain. and. after the completion o: his
studies. went 10 Savannah, ca, where he entered
the ship brokerage business Six years ago he
was appointed 70 the place which he held az the
time OF his death. He married Miss Sdllle Is.
Whitehead. a daughter of the late Judge John
Whitehead. Of Burke County; Ga, thirteen years
Episcopal Church. of the Twilight club and Of the
Of ('OufpdSrates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
FYNERlL or SENATOR urLLIN.

WatcrtoNn. y. Y. Sept. 4.-The funeral OF Sen
ator Joseph Mrllin occurred AZ the home OF his
family this afternoon. II @as one OF the largest
and most imposing funerals ever held in this city.
Tic Rev. y. Sanders Reed. rector % Trinity
Church assisted by +. i. Winnie. assistant rector.
ofHciated. The hogal offerings We're many and
beautiful there being tributes from the senate.
the Assembly. state officials and many organic
tons The body buried IN Brooksdc C"m-
eterv special train from Albany arrived AZ
20 r. m. bringing a large delegation OF senators
nd officials
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION.

Portland. Ore. Sept AT the meeting Of the
Board OF Directors Of the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company A. l.. Mohler was elected
president. The meeting lasted only few minutes
fl, object being exclusively the election OK the
Board Of Directors and "A president n >. HeGel-
bach Of NcW-YOrk. was elected chairman ne
meeting was then adjourned for q week. When
thu remaining executive officers will be elected. II
is generally understood that there VII! be no
changes in the present list OF officers Inc Ques-
ton ~ declaring a dividend not touched on at
the meeting That will be another subject TO be
acted upon At the meeting. lt NAV he tnat We
Beard will await the report OF the special auditing
committee before taking final action IN the matter
OF dividends President Mohler, when seen IN ms
remain in an independent position
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
LOWER RATES ON SILVER WANTED.

Denver Sept. 4.-Ua.ess the Colorado Midland and
Denver and Rio Grand. railroads agree TO reduce
the freight rates on silver ore from Aspen to this
city Il Is probable that all of the big s!!yer-pr0I1c
mo t'roDarrips OF the rich Aspen district VIII be
closed. Tn. mne-owners and operators OF ms as
trict have made vigorous protest against tie eA-
istigg rates. and consul tation was ned between
Receiver Ristne. OF the Midland. and A. > Hughes,
freight and traffic manager OF the Rio Grande, IN
r.glrd TO The matter. Nothing definite was accom-
pli.heG but the mine-Owners feel conAdeht tn1t
their request for lower rates VIII De ia'ordoE
apf cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
N1AaARA rRopnY MoN BY \ NEW PLAYER

Observation-Disclosures ont, Sept. f-The inter-
national golf trophy W., Won tbs afternoon by o.
~ Uroau OF London ont. 4 new Canadian player.
whose play over tn" Niagara Inks and Ms defedt
~ , p scott. Of Toronto. stamp him As - golfer
- birb ability tie defeated J. &. Powers, Of
roc..star. in the finals this afternoon. In the
morning Brown beat Scott IN the semi -hrais by ,
M and 7 to play. Both players rAd been III ana
ith.r v,,4 a. his best Goo the ilrst hdlf, but or
h. Way some inc r9.f W zen In the Go ?thGr r
~ 'a.tt'- b. : up aad . 10 play. The consol1-
ton handicap vas Won w r. Bo~mgssn' OK Roaa
.tfl,'e, second place WIKI "a net score OF %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
TRUMAN DECLARES FOR JCDCE PARKER

Riagharton. y. Y. Sept. i.-Co!one! james [.
Truman chairman CT the Executive COMMITTEE OF
me Democratic State Committee, In an interVle"
published n The Leader" to-day declares in favor
Of the candidacy az Justice Alton T.. Parker for
nv nv Chief Judgeship OF the Court OF ApPe5Ir.
rpoiSne! Truman predicts the nomination OF JuHse
'alEer the ballot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
GOLFERS OUT IN FORCE.
A LARGE GATHERING ON THE MORRIS
COUNTY LINKS.
J. \ TYING WINS THE FOURTH OF THE ToURNA-
MENTs FOR THE BALLENTlNE CrPs-Hls
NEAREST COMPETITOR THREE
POINTS BEHIND.

The Morris County golfers were out in force yes
terday. when the fourth OF the trill tournaments
for tie Bdllantine cups was held. There were
tnirty-Rve entries. including the majority OF the
crack players Of the club.
Tying the local champion, won the competition
from scratch at s. me-. TynG's playing throughout
was characterized by brilliant work, especially on
the putting greens where he distinguish himself
by capital IRON play. His card not Only won the
handicap bur proved the best Of the day as ". =
Shippcn his closest competitor took 50 to negotiate
the eighteen holes Shipuen took second place AZ
81 not his handicap being four
on Monday the club is 70 mold another members
handicap in which special prizes are offered
The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
NE rIsuBAcK on PRIVATE BUSINESS

Washington. Sept i.-Georse w. Fishnack, -
present in Havana has written Letter 10 t'e So
Department concerning the reports th"I NJ l. -
Cuba on Government business the impica''oa
-, ,bat 10 j. making a specia, investigations OF
he Condition OF AFFAIRS there as affected by NE n
surrection Mr. Fishback is mtch d hejy,ts ~ ~
,bssa nrbiioat ons He asserts that his business ~
Havana is OF a purely personal character ana n"s
no connection with the State Department VI ""'
branch # he Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
AT TIE NASHVILLE EXPOSITION.

THE ATTENDANCE CONTINUES LARGE-NEw AT
FRACTIONS.
Nashville Tenn. Sept 1.-THE attendance at the
Tennessee Centennial Exposition this week has
been large The number OF visitors Increases daily
and great crowds for the next eisht weeks are
assured The grounds more beautiful than
ever and many new attractions have been added
20 Vanity Fair
Indications point 70 large attendance at the
Business Women's Convocation. which will he held
in the Womans Building on September L.. Rep
rcsentatiVes OF many States Wi. be present.
The American Society Of Municipal improvements
will be in session from October 10 ~ The mem
bershp is composed Of city officials throug hOut
the United States and Canada. ana meeting is
held annually TO discuss matters pertaining - the
material Improvement Of municipalities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
o BUILD A NEW ROAD ~ ARIZONA

TO BUILD A NEW ROAD N ARIZONA
been filed by the Arizona and Coast Line Railway,
Incorporated TO build a road from Tucson 10 Gala
bose near NogaleS A. T. a distance ot seventy
two mics This route is the same surveyed by the
santa rs Prescott and Phoenix Railway when II
was designed 10 extend that line 70 be the santa
which is understood 10 be under southern Pacific
auspices is capitalized AZ Sr9CO and rs directors
are NJ p Freeman Hugo j. Doney, l. VI. Jacobs,
&. II. Hof and E. Hazard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
RENL4MLN :. PARkER DYING.

rraianaoolis. Sent A dispatch to The News
from, New-Castle Ind. says that Benjamin >
Parker ore Of the best-kEown writers OF prose ana
poetry of the West. IS dying there from consuinpI
ion Of the stomach. He has published stVcrdl
bo61.s OF iialect and other sketches. lie was d
prcsidentiai slector on the Garfield ticker ana Was
1nnointod United States Consul at Sherbrooke eue
h.r bv President Arthur. lie is siXty-iour years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
JuDcE RAYT ACCEPTS MS NOMINATION

,Denser, Sept. 4.-In accepting the nomination OF
' slses Republican State Convention for justice
- "e supreme Court. Judge Hayt has announced
iev 1,, would ref ct the nomination o: the MchIh-
cen,.rv.cott Republican Convention II ! lnvCiVed a.
cen, iS ot the 81. Louis platform should ne &C
fei, e nomination I; IL possible that ne VIII Ior-
49, '"e support OF Senator Teller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
OBITUARY.
MRS. HORACE ]. KNAPP.

Auburn, Sept. Mrs. Horace J. Knapp. wife u
the business manager Of The Daily Advertiser
died Unexpectedly this morning. after an Illness OF
two months. She the daughter OF the late DR.
Swift and was born In this city in January. B4S.
She frequently accompanied her husband on the
editorial excursions Of the New-fork state Press
Association. OF which he was an eN-Eres!dent ana
chairman OF the Executive Committee. She was
known 10 the editors OF the State as bright ana
estimable woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05

Gene,eo y. Y, Sept. 4--In the Republican county
convention hero to-day the following ticket Wa
placed in the field for the fall election: or one'
vriui,r r Miller Of Conesus: for county Treas
i,r1r Foster " Walker OF CALEDONIA, Ior III e.
seer OF the Poor. James b. Frazer OF Spasta. sor
Coroner Frank T. Dodge. OF Mount MOTIFS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
VOW THEY KEEP TOGETHER.

From Tho Kansas City Star
Two old farmers with -;raggly neards and nut.
brown faces stood together on the platform a'
~ ttrton DeDot this morning taking ponies
'i NV -. nsculiar Ike how polertics goes amt
%, remarked the seedier-l cooking one OF ne TWO;
Yep" answered the oiler' As lie conoeu '''
oea1I id we ever notice as row silver an wheat liz
keopin' together"
Not particular. no. ,,
vs. horn on EN- dollar bushel."
Those who stood near by smiled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
cotop,nO CANE WARDEN MURDERED.

ncnyer Sept. 4-w b Wilcox deputy State
game warden, mas been murdered IN the discharge
gan" ~ I,,ras His body found IN the vicinity
Vi no -. Springs with n bullet in the head. He
bad started ont PURPOSE g, nT.sI'9s RaIy
OF eleven M and had been illegally slaughter
ing game for the hices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
TWO ARRESTS ~ RICHNOyD. IND.

Richmond. Ind. Sept. 4-John Murphy and Clay
ton Milo. OF Unionsport. Randolph County. We're
arrested in this city to-day by the police charged
with courterfeting They had purchased forge
rrlicibe and metals here for their work. MILO con-
sa- sci and told Of Attempts 20 make collars from
Inoulds in the woods near Unonsport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
pypNsraTPCHILD DELEGATES CHOSEN

The result of the Republican primary held yes
tcrday in Harrison was a victory Tor the BUTTE
Fairchild wing OF the party. three '''esH'e' "''
80, -. o,- for Sheriff In the county con-
rsn.,or were elected b. a vote OF - 10 - ,,
" ~. ,ovn Of Greer burg Senator burns GAINS
.,rh, d.Iscates previously claimed by the "uFd
people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-pAfS foHE'N9l'
Washington. sept THE area ~ "s' p' ~
- 49,. :, Lawrence Valley the Middle Al
anti, Co,.t The pressure continues high on the Middle
pacific Coast and o. low pressure has mover
~ Alberta. Showers have occurred on tne
Itianti- tiuf coasts Inc tsnlp-ratuLr
bs risen in the lake regions ard middle anc nor,heI
ia,.aus has fallen on northern slope ana renidheu
stif elseMherr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
The summaries were.
MISS rRocroR WINS TIE GREEN cCP.

Watch HILL 4. l. Sept. DSpeciap.-The mai
round for the Green cup which took place AZ the
lf..,,.trrl.ut Golf Club hero to-day. resulted in
,.,,.o~y fl~ Ms Proctor who dcf atcd Mrs. WeS-
son bv No The mons handicap which also TOOK
n.l-. LAr.s u, Li-c.uo0u. l..uL-ol ~ Io..oWs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05

At 10. Essex County Country club OF Orange.
Y + George r. Jcnkinson. jr.. formally an
nounced as the winner o. the August Cup yester-
day Jenkinson's net score was -. while his gross
score OF 81 was the second lowest made IN the
month. 49,,
on Monday a sweepstakes handicap Is to take
place a. well holiday tournament for the
Governors cup. The scores yesterday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
,,,,r.1rn EnpEcASr FOR TO-DAY.

,eu,EnCland Eastern New-York Eastern PennSyN ana
and New-Jersey fa!r til Monday: warmer sou'herS
winds. ,.,, ~ VT
tt, generally fair; warmer; variable winds becoming
easterly 81. 49,, yy.s,a-r Penrsylyanla generally
Nese'-i light % fresh southeast "inds'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
-preuNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Ali. diagram, 1 continuous white Ene s.SMS I;e
~ s'S =, pressure as Indicated by The Irlpu.s ,,
cIAi's bern ,meter The dotted line SHOWS ING W
ieco,uh.e =. recorded al Perrys Pharmacy
Tribune Office Sept. 5. l - in-rhe weather -.
g., a.. fair and cooler. The temperature ranssa ~
- go ami 78 degrees the average t6sas degrees oe'hs
Wv -, liver than that OF Friday and 81 higher thah
49,. =, IN. corresponding day OF last year; ., ,a
The weather IN me vicinity te-1Ay wiz - i~'' ~
warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05

C. $. Cox. who Is entered for the National cham-
plonship. was defeated by O. +. Sadher by three
holes. a result that created considerable surprise
Randolph Hurry a weIl-known Larchmont player.
was six down TO J. W. curtis. while smith ana
Inc Visitors The closest match Of the day was
between +. e. Curtis. Of the Fairfield team; ana
nnn hv ON. hole. The summary:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
r..,nr1r1n p1.NYERs DEFEAr I.ARcHMONT.

The Fairfield Golf Team visited tho larchmoht
links yesterday and defeated the LarcAhoh'
t,,.ers bv a score OF - 10 t. Finldy Douglas. Who
h. REGARDED by many ;h" most promising cand-
date for the amateur championship at chicago
r.x. week defeated n. Y. Shrver. the Larchmont
crack. By i've up The cirds OF NE TWO HE" "o''
as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
FITCHBURG RAILROAD CHANGES.
OF W. D. EWING. THE GENERAL
SUPERINTENDENT ANNOUNCED.

Boston. Sept. 4-E d. Goldman, vice-presldent OF
the Fitchburg Railroad. announced this afternoon
that W D. Ewing. general superintendent NAG
rendered his reslra don. 10 take erect on SeP.e
Der TO- II was stated positively to-day that severG
removals were 10 De made within week. 10 put an
end 10 friction said have existed Tor some uiuo
among heads of departments. ~. -
TWO OF the leading officials Of the road ded r.
Gently, and experts have found an apparent snoSt'
age OF $1,000 In the accounts OF the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
ReIiaious Notifies.

CHRIST CHURCH. Boulevard, corner 1bt-st. Rev.
: sHIPMAN. RectOr.-Morning service, IL O'clock
evening prayer. O cock. open all sumner.
pryT, POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. l5S worth-st..
VIM = RARNARD. superinienlent.-scr OF song on
8 ndav AZ D. Singing b. the choir OF children OF
Tie institution Public cordially Invited. Donations o<
clothing and shoes solicited.
UNITY CONGREGATION, Hugh o. Pentecost Ninis-
will reopen Sunday. Sept. IL, & n.
carnegie Music Hall. s7th-st. and 7th-avA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
Gross.H p.Net.
NEWPORT TOURNAMENT OVER.

Newport r. l., Sept. (SpeciaD.-W. g. Cutting,
r Of the Newport club. to-day won In the hnal
round OF the tournament for the cup offered by
President Buchanan Winthrop, defeating r.. NJ,
Hartman OF the knollwood club, up IN the
CON ISOLATION finals j. A. Stillman. also OF the New
port Club beat j. r. Mauran. OF the Asawanl
t'ub Providence ) up and TO play. In each case
the loser made the best score by strokes as APP
pears from the summary
Presidents cup, ~ holes Match play
:, pu, Afternoon. Out. In
I.,iftl,g ....... cutting ...............i - W
A1''''"" cutting. Hartman.
Totals .-..-....... .'-''. .. 800. 90 49,
,,,s.totton Gun 80 holes Match play
Mosaas. cut. IT., M.erio''' II II
sas.-"- 80 0tinan. Msuran
Totals ....-.............'''''.'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05

meeting 81 Michigan travelling men has been
called -o take action against the new books.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-20
Nus 6artsburs.

- Die @aHerntelonesG rnte lit
Jest in npllem @anee. tSerr Hb.
9lpril bat u fInf Nder nit Relo<
men aneepflunst unb idun $4,000
oafur eineenpmmeu trosbem Ell nod
cine eroBe Weu9e Der iuBen 5rudt an
Sano bat.
- Clint Mittno9 nerebelt6ten ii9
Serr @ep. 8oetble unb SRI. 9ouiie
Steinmeb, 9odter bes 6errn Ger.
Steinmeb, friber in Berger tuobnz
bait. Den @euperrndblten fuinit9en
ipjr @liid gum 8unoe!
- Der @ei5enbdnoler Sterns,
Der @etSen fir bic Columbia Miible
auffauft, besablte am 9ienste 81
Gents per 8uIbel.
- Serr Martin Sdnei6er npn
fredericksburg, @~asc0naoe County,
mar lebte @ude bier INN Die biefige
@eeenb gu beIeben in Der 9bii6t fi6
Ipdter bier niebersulahen.
- Serr @m. &lineer pDn Ser=
mann mar lebte @obe bier unb err
freute uu8 6ur6 ieinen 8eiub. @a
mare idDn ipenn Serr 8Ginger iid
ba5u entl6lieBen tDunte AUDI bier
ein gtoblmible 81 erri6ten.
- Serr Sreb. Niemann, nun @ar:
rem County tuufte 1ebte @o6e bic,
cine 5arm nDn 8ittme Siniban fiji,
$40 900. Die Seuti6en sienen Der.
Die slmerifaner meg.
- Serr Sermann 2iente, bot
&intep, 8urren County, mar lebtt
@p9e bier UNI iid 2anb unb 6arn1e,
gu beiteben.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-20
9,m 25. stiftunesfefte bes Ser

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ten Sunntug ber @etterc(erf fir bas
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-20

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unIerer Staot 81 transpprtiren.