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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
FATAL RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
c.r1. prSxrN. OF srcAuCus. THROWN FROM
HIS WAGON AND KILLED

100, prSrerv, OF sECAUCus. THROWN FROM
HIS WAGON AND KILLED.
Car, Benken. retired gardener living In secau-
" + was killed In a runaway accident late
,9,av night while returning from the Democratic
,,,or,es in New-Durham. He was well known In
tJoboken. and for many years had charge OF the
rordening at the City Hall grounds. On Friday
IT,, ne left his homo. accompanied by John Fleck-
man. and went TO vote. After they had cast their
holots they got into Benken's rig TO return 10
c,caucus In order to do so they had TO cross the
h,,dse over the tracks Of the West Shore Railroad
There was a train passing at the time. ana inc
smoke coming up through the cracks of the bridge
frightened the horse Benken was busy taking
with his friend regarding the primaries ana oo
not have tight grip on the lines. Before nc couio
get control Of the horse the animal was gong at "
high rate of speed. After the horse had gone us
lance of about 200 feet the axle broke. This caused
,he vehicle TO overturn, and Benken and F'ecKmaIl
were thrown out. Benken's head struck agalIst
tree and he was killed instantly. The morse ran q
considerable distance before he was caplureo
Hickman more fortunate than Els companion
and escaped with shaking up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
NEWARK REPUBLICANS TO FIGHR
THE MANAGERS DECIDE TO TAKE PART IN THE
CITY ELECTION ON APRIL ID

THE MANAGERS DECIDE TO TAKE PART IN THE
CITY ELECTION ON APRIL 10
The Republican managers in Newark yesterday
after having considered the Election Day situa.ioh
over night decided to reconsider their determina-
lion 70 let the charter election go by delauit ihe
Conference Committee appointed by the Ooun''
Committee at the meeting on Fridey met at ne
publican headquarters about noon The commit,es
had discretionary powers. The situation was o.s
cussed and 1t finally decided to 'aKe part III us
election for which the Democratic managers were
already preparing
The Democratic city convention was held az
o m Yesterday in the Essex Lyceum and was caAed
10 order by County Chairman f L. Price Mayor
Seymour was elected chairman. Resolutions were
edopted setting forth faith in home rule on ioca!
affairs the separation OF municipal from SSaIe anu
National elections and assalng bond issues, Pieos
ing reforms etc For Commissioners OF the BoaIa
NJ Works the following nominations We're mace
Onward Maher Third Ward Charies f. Herr Fou. :
feenth Ward; City Home Trustee, Or. John 81 Rich..
,nond The Aldermen's and School commissioners
nom nations were made in the respective waros IN
the evening. 1870, - .o,a loo, ,,,h, and tho
city convention and ward conventions VIII De heiu
tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
PLAYING WITH FIRE RESULTED FATALLY.

Rutherford. April 3(SpeciaD.-Alce MAGNETIC INC
x-year-old daughter OF DAVID Machetle ING new
Is elected Republican member Of the Union Town
shin Committee. died at her home. In Kingsland
this morning from burns received yesterday. After
leaving school yesterday Alice went to play win
two children about her own age named Franz
whose mother was burned to death some years ago
The children were alone in the Franz house, ana
they got some matches and started fire IN the
kitchen stove match set FIRE 10 Alice's dress,
and she ran shrieking from the house toward her
home 200 feet AWAY Tho child envelopeQ In
flames In a moment Two wheemen who saw her
tried to smother the flames, and neighboI ran ous
with bucket of wa ter and threw IL over her. Ihs
child was carried into her homo, and died thcrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
PELHAM MANOR.

The House Committee Of the Manor Club an
nounces an entertainment and musical IN tho ciuo-
house on Thursday night.
John Bolosco thirty years old, printer whose
homo ia IN baltimore wes assaulted and robbed
NV trarnps on Friday night near the WooQstde STA,
ton OF the New-York NewHsye ana ahr Har pl
her sprang upon him from behind q barn and de-
his opey BolOsco Sada s}aT5e9 Win 10 rH Knv Su.
HS,sr cutting him terribly, they took SIG and
watch his pockets and left him beed.ng in eY
and taken 10 the New-Rochelle Hospital, inc
tramps escaped. l., A.. rs,,,
terrain Church on Tuesday night Oh his appearances
in the Sandwich Islands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
PEFKSkILL
The Alumni Asi

The Alumni Association Of Drum Hill School met
last evening at the schoolhouse and passed resou-
tons Of coincidence upon the death of MISS Grace
Alderman a member Of the association and stu
dent at the New-P atz Normal School whose death
was noticed IN The Tribune last week
DR. Stephen Frost Horton has been appointed inc
physician at the hospital for April, and the Rev.
William / Pattison is the visiting clergyman.
The Penelope Club gave one OF its popular enter
tanmentS on Wednesday evening" which Woo
largely attended. a.-. - .ho
,risesonarv Society Of St Paus Methodist Epis-
copal Church: President Nelson G. Foshay; vice,
president. John A. Barpardi secretary o'e""''
Office and twGs,Ory Sulidn Tga fSr for
ward and Will be ready In about four weeks. TneY
are at South-st. and Nelson-ave, one OF tho most
central locations In the village.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
MOTHER SILK MILL STRIKE.

Over one thousand weavers employed in the SILK
mills owned by Ginear & Brothers in West HOBO
ken, Homestead and Hackensack went out Oh
strike Yesterday morning for higher wages IRE
strike Is the outcome Of demand of the weaVers
for an increase so per cent which was refused by
the firm. ,,
Several months ago the employees Of the Polling
David G. Schorns and Schwartzenbocns SILK mills
struck for increased pay. and their demands were
ac-edcd to- 1t is intention Of the SILK WSdNtrS
union TO demand increase In all OF the SILK mus
I'm Norm Hudson. AS the case IN tne olher
strikes a committee has been appointed 10 WalL on
the firm They will report at a meeting 10 De heid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
KBVJR'a; N[N\
" ~ 20
A coLoRED MAN CHoS@"'

rynpn1sn FOR RrpvBLrcASs Or IN rp,,cArIoN.
orans. April wss n1s% , G SS%"s an ,h o
this city to-day over inc Ciarkson Cuff. the
Republican primaries swsrd V. e. Lane, OF Harri-
colored coachman OF the candidate of the
son. East Orange range 81 Education. Ho beat DR..
party for the boa'u prss,dent Of the Board Of Edu
H ~sS a: 70. THE
friends OF DR.. BagyirS not think It worth while to ap
near at the polls unknown here. The primaries
'Sun is ALMOST 40 districts of the First Ward.
were held In sn ballots were cast in the First Dis
only p Ehs s0 o the %pTd say
contained IN tre cast there and fftynine went 10
six ballots we oyercame DR.. Bayles's majority in
Gun; IhnTS,s district and nominated Cuff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
HASTINGS.

The consistory Of the Reformed Church announce
stereopticon lectures Modern Greece and
Crete for next Thursday evening. The lectures
will probably prove quite interesting. as one or the
lecturers is a native Of Greece and the other Of
Crete. - -, -
Frank " Mard of Tarrytown mas peen ap-
nonted counsel 10 the Board of Trustees.
A stereopticon lecture was given ny the Hastings
Literary Club in the Fraser Free School on Ihurs-
day evening ~.
The annual entertainment OF the Young Mems
Catholic Association will take place In Protectioh
Hall on April %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
ONE CANDIDATE RETIRES.

Robert Evans, Republican, and Philip steiner
valid the German American Citizens Nerein can
ai5ate for Councilman in the Fifth Ward Hoboken.
concluded that or the other should retTe
from the race in order TO defeat William Schaefer
~ 1oaroocratic candidate They met on Friday
night by Encouragement, and suggested to toss
pPranefrIlv Withdrew in Stenerwald's favor The
,yo rd is Republican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
A LITTLE BOY FATALLY BURNED.

Orange. April 3 speciai),-A SAD boraanx aecidens
occurred In West Orange this week which ter
minated fatally last night Albert Ions. tbs four
year-old son OF sfr. and Mrs Edward ~ hons
who live on Watching ave, near the Montclair
line. was on Wednesday afternoon. playing near
Il bonfire In the yard. His clothes took fre' and
he was enveloped in flames before his screams
brought his father 10 tho spot, Mr.. Long wrapped
bis coat around the little felow and extinguished
the IRE me BOY was hr tsaI Wss caed and
eid az that was possible me bSy fingered In great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
woMEy LOOKING non 4 oBu8HoUsB

There was MAS pectfng a tAe cRlbwom1i x
Newark yesterday afternoon at the UpeveSsaaOa
CHURCH, TO DECIDE on means tor the purchase OF
building Of a clubhouse, Addresses were made by
Miss Cecilia Gaines, president Of the New-Jerssy
Federation of Womsns Clubs; Mira Margaret
Ysrdly vice-president Of the organization; the
he ' pssSe E'WHafG NH SSn sSs Mrs. bses
Of New. York. A committee apPqiated 9aS prepared
plar = pyscAess house be Sss9 sof Inc pres s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
STING FOR INHERITANCE TAX.

Elvin W. Crane. Of Newark. on behalf or the
State, has begun proceedings TO collect from MISS
Elsie D. Peddie about $1,000 collateral inheritance
.tax The tax is the usual per cent on the young
voman's Inheritance of about $4,000 which she re-
celvcd from the estate of Thomas B. Peddie. me
Cs.o will be heard be- Judge Fort in a couple OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
MAMARONEOK.

The Rev August UhImapn. rector q TRINITY
School, New-York City, viii give an Illustrated
Iooture on 'srhs Passion Play" in st, Thomas
Parish Hall on next TUESDAY n!gAt w w! YRaaA
~ The Rey ~. Dougtnrty will preach IN Holy
Hs1nity Tknpok tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
RETERNED AFTER LONG ABSENCE.

Morrstown. April 3.-After N absence OF TWO
YEAR. Louis Scherer who mysteriously disappeared
from his home here leaving his wife and children,
returned last evening He refused to discuss his dis
cnpoarance He is now at the home of his wife. NO.
q Washington-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04

EXTENSION TABLE Of
oak; six feet long when
opened up: turned legs, vol
dressed. durable and well
made: table At for 70
hard service. ....... IL 10
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31
Ge~mFrHhriittIte.
Sbdocufeuer.

9us puIatG6nli9e @o6nbuus bes Sberz
iten q. 6. Sablor in Nep 2pnbpn, Conn,
rS6e Gins" %genunnt, lit SDnntag M2prgen
nobft benz geiammten Mpbiltdr, 5ablreiden
nert6bpQen @emGlben, Nippfaben, muiiz
fnlif 9e SnItrumenten unb Silberia9en Elm
&dub Der Jlummen geporben. Ser Ser
luit betrGgt iiber 100000, Die 8erii9erung
$4,000. 4uBrrbem itnb Supelen i'm Wtrs
TIE bpm $4,000 5eritDrt pOrben.
Sn 8ortsmoutb, 3d., brad Spnntag frib
baIb 1 u6r cine 5euersbrunit aus, tpel9e Bis
um 6 ubr piitbete, so 6amilien obbaale5
ma9te unb einen S9aben bpn iiber $780,
600 anri9tete. 9ur9 pinen CUR 3eit ipebenz
ben @turm tpuroen gelpalttge Stide brenz
nenben 6pl3es ii6er bic @tabt gei9leubert.
lin 2 nbr gerietb Der 5burm Der bret 8lod
Dpn Der 8rdnbftdtte gelegenen futbolii9en
&ir9esbur9 ems bieIer Stiide in 8ranb unb
in tpeniger als elmer balben Stunbe lag bas
edn8e @ptteS6aus in Sriimmern. @nn Der
Stride berbreiteten ft9 Die Slammen naf
Elmer Geibe 8O6nbduI er an 9ig6itrdBe, unb
bic bon bieIen 6duiern peggepe6ten Sunfer
beruria9ten in benz fat zine MeiGe ~entfern=
ten Jaetptpn stne 5euetsbrlnft. Die 2eute,
beren 9duTer berbrunnt ftnb, BADEN AUDI lift
9eIdmmtes Mo6ilidr berloren.
Mitttpo9 Morgen 1T in Rsabing, 9d., bic
eroBe 6abritanlage Der nNcme 8icnclt
@orfs", nieberge6rannt. Die gauge pert6=
bole Mui6inerie 1T 8eritOrt porben unb Der
8erluit belduft ii4 uuf ungefd6r $4,000,
1T iebo9 bur9 @erfi9erung gebedt. @s BE-
fanb F6 MnteriuI fir, 5000 3peirdber i'm
@ebG1De. G.
9as groBe, f4One gfurr91lts Der fdt6oIiz
f9en ct. Gu9ufinusfir4e III 4ibldnb, @uB
@ountb, ST., 1T 5reitag friib I'm 3 l6r
boGftdnbig niebergebrannt, Pfarrer Mc
@uire tpurbe nit tnappec Notb qerettet,
6reunbe fanben i'm, tpie :r IN balb5ctGlt5tem
3rftanbe in 1einem 3immsr umherpat9fte
@efi9t unb 9als tparea linn I4limm berz
iengt.
9as pra6tboGfe @obnbaus gigernbaGe"
Der camille gp6en in Ntdmebd, Gal, 1T in
Sldmmen %uufgegan9en. Der @erluit betrGgt
iiber 100000, Der faum our 9Glft: burG
Berfi9erung 9ebedt 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31
@orffebuue Bpm Der /. 9eIte.I

Gen, I'M Otter BON 5 bis 10 Subren, tur1en
in ben 6lammen I'M. Mie bas Seuer ent=
ftdnb, tpetb man ni9t.
mirbelfturm.
Auittn, Ser, unb umgegenh lp1trOsn
Sprrntae Ha9mittag I'M 2 nbr bon eineln
fur9tbaren @irbeIiturm 6eingefu4t, ipelder
an MtnI denIeben rnb Giqeht6um bel S6ds
ben perurfadte. 9Gume purben 3erIplitz
teri, ekttrif9e 2i0tt9iirme u%mgtporfen,
5dllIer oemolirt unb i'm Refiben3pierteL Der
@tabt purbe gang ~beion0ers Diel nnbeil anz
seridtet.
@oa eiil,m our 9tadtsunibtriiiGt geb0ri<
zen 8ebdube spurbs bds Dad abgebobtn uno
ipeit fprtaetroqen. 6unbert 5tubenten, bic
has pierIt0dige 8e6dube belpobnten, ma9ten
fi9 ihnea Sa1Da. 9as Dad ipur0e 300
SUP psit fprigetragen un0 fiel auf einBc6nz
bans, pp .es, trpBbem es eas Dad befel6en
einoridte, teintm Der in btinIelben ~befinbliz
den bier BerIonsn S9aben ~3ufiigte. @iner
r6rbliG bon her uHiDerIitdt befinbli6en
Stride tplrbt tbenfdus bus Dad d6gt6pbsi,
,lnb eiren gatl5e; 8lnd ptit fortgetragen.
9ds SDrftsin GIdrtsbirs, in her gtdbe Der
@tabt, pur5e furGtbar m~itgsnommen. Cine
@n5aDl 9dui.s f~tiiraten Elm. ipobur9 rnebrere
geripnsn berleRt Duroen. Me6rere Pfer0e
talnen, in 5oIge bes umberfliegenben Gautz
les, un's 2eben. Sas 5tdbtchen 8ubu battle
eNnfaas 54per 81 Ieiben. QuBer SsI45z
bigurgen an @igentDum tumen bort 5psi
Meni9en utn's 2ebtit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31

Seine. 9ie @9ieBerei tru9 fi4 tur5 mad
Ieiner Stimfebr bon ber 4rbeit @onntdg
Morgen 5u. Srau McGnllongb bebuupiet, i6r
Dunn babe Ieinen &eDolper gereiniet unc
babel aetlagt, buB bic Wuffe uuBer Orb
NUM- lei. sic babe barauF sen @unId ges
duberf, f6 bas. Ding unfeben gu Oiirfpn.
lwporauf es aufdGig l%osgegan9en lei unO H.
rem ,Manne cine &u9el bur9 ben 80rpel
gefdnot 6abe.
0hinefen ertnoroet.
Die gbineIen Sop unb @ab itno in
GlaDton, i'm Staate SEEM Merico, in
ibrer @ci9dnItalt ernorbet tporben. Ser
Worb ipurbe nit einem aniippeG. elmer 4ri
unb eintm MefIer b~egangsn, un6 Der 8ez
pe9qru1tb mar &anb.
Moro uno ScIbfmoro.
Mus .Sancpd Gpuntp in SenneHee pirt
6eri9tet, bab Murtbu 8ua ibren @eIiebten
Sbornas Mc@rae, eri4ofTen unb banr
Selbitlnprb ~begdngen bat.
Martba gu4 tpdr Dor breiBtg Sdbren II
Gambler, 3d., cine tOndngebenoe Dame II
BET @efe1I6aft, 1nb bebauptete, cine Seiten'
bsrlpanbte W~uI6ingtOu's gu Iein.
Sranofifter. ,e
Cine Spe5idIoepefde aus Glebeidno
M2id., Idgt: Der bier tpegen 8~runofiftunQ
osrbuftete @iliam SngleB befanilte beute
on bier5ig @ebdube in Detroit 5euer gelesi
81 9uben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31
9t0emte1t

pcrlanet, sesen CUTE 8e3a6Guns, fir 6en
8erfauf BON 9lrtiteln, tpclbe in ieber
beutidben. ionic amerifaniiben Samilic
notDmen6ig gcbrau9t perben. Sober,
Der fi9 ein rentab!es @eibdft au grinz
ben nanicbE, ODER itb einen snten gteben=
bcr6tenit beri9aften MID, i9rctbe ioz
fort UNI ~foitenfreie 9roben, Gtrtulare,
u. /, N. at
g. 8. S0oop & Co.,
10. 22O Stdtes StraBe,
2sOtu0, BAN &acine, @ts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31
Goo elmer Dibtertn.

Grau Margarst 5. BRETON. bic b~efannts
gerfaiierin pOetiI6er Werte iber ben &ebetz
!iOnstrieg, TT 5onntag in ibrer Wobnung
80 Sc. Charles @traBe, Baltimore. geitorz
ben. Die, 8eritor6ens ipur Die Soater beg
3ep. .9g, George Sunfen. bes @riinbers bon
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31
gerhreh1En.
WahrfheinIib Haubtnoro.

- AIL NhfhAbNH
@si lit in Ra16biGe, Semi, biegea4ri@t einz
eeirpffen, baB bus 0obnbaus beg Farmers
Suc.4be, Is Meilen bon Der Stabt, duf Baraz
6iie Ribge gelegen, 0ienitug Nu9t nisbtrgez
brannt 1T. Die 2ei9en bon sac. Mbs, 1tiner
5rail, Der ~20idbrigen So9ter 2iasie uftp Der
10idlrigen Hpid Mortrer, tpel9e Ii9 gum
8eit1 Sci BET Jamilie befanb, fotpie oss 81
iG9rigeH 3naben Senrp Nbe, finb an.sr ben
Sriin1mern oes @ebdubss ~gefunben Dorben.
Nbe mar Elm po6l6a6enber s%Sarr1er, unb
man permutbet. bdB bic 6umilie ermoroet
uno oas 9dus angsfedt tpurbe, UNI oas Ser
6re9en SIT oerbergen. 8as gu bisler
Nnnahme bauptia9Ii6 fi9rt. lit bic
3batfa9e, aab, o6ipoht ba3 @efiGt D,s
MGo6ens nur :pcnig h%erbranrt mar, Der
!9interfopf febGt. Man nimmt an, oaB bas
Mcrbinftrument cine art gepefen lit. Die
&0pfen bon 5nei Der 2ei9er tpurben niGt qe>
fun6en. SIDE mar u5er60s Sabre aft unb ipirbe
boH ben @artnern unb tIsinen Sarntern, UNI
ter oensn er tcobnte. fir reid angeIeben. 8pll
Cen M0rbern febIt iebe Spur. Sn ein,r
4lttern6u9fe puroe cine tbeilipei5e ber=
5rannte R0Ie 9slbes gefunben.
Doppeite SIntthat.
9erin Oattanb fpobnbdFte Srauf Nieloun
bra4te 0OHwerifag leiner 59pdgerin,
5rau So9n Gta(lof. cine t0btlit5e 56uB,
iultnbs 6ei unb jdgte fi4 baum letbf
cine 8ugel lbHr9's 0er5, Die fcinrn
ahsen6lidliden Sob berbeifu6rte. Rieldun'S
Grau bate ft4 por Sturgeon BON i6rem
Munns getrennt uno mar gu ibrcr @afpefer,
5rau Gtdlod, ge3ogen. 9pnnerItaq
Morgen Ipra6 Nielann i'm Saufe beg Seq
teren bor UNI perIangte feline 0rau gu fe6en.
DIS Srau StaIlod i9nt ben @intritt in's6aus
peripebrte. fdOB Ell in ieiner Wutb bic 6rall
nieher unb t0btete fib bann iel6f.
Grfbie6t ihreu Gattcu.
Srau Ri4arb McGuIous6 uon 5aplDr.
.fopn, brei Meikn n0r0li9 bon Wei1
NeDtpn, i'm @tadte p~tnnTpIbauitn, iii oet=
hdftet tporbsn, neil Tie ihrem Gatten rim;
tootlt9s S9ubnrnoe bsibra9te. McGui=
Iougb 1T RadtsSngenieur in Der gImspOrt[
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31

Cuba.
Bribdtnddri9ten 5ufofae, bic ,Mnntug iii
9aband eintrdfen. bat bel Maca9ua in
Der 8ropin3 Santa Clara. atptIden ben 1pd=
nii9en Stuppen unter General 2ui3 unb
ben Snlurgenten, unter @eneraI Marinlp
@pme5. Elm beoeutenoes @efe9t 1tattgefun=
ben. y
Die SnIurgenten lieBen 80 3pbte auf benz
S4la9tfelbe.
Sn elmer 4n5abl tleinsr @6armiibel.
pel4e fiirali6 ftattgefunben 6aben, baben Die
Sn~Iurgenten 30 Mann an Spbten qs6abt,
b~arunter 8pei Siibrer, pdbrenb Die 9panisr
Is 8erpunbete batten. Stint @eFdngene
urb cine &iite nit 0pnamit Iinb cen Spa
niern in Die 9dnbe gefalen.
8om @enerdlconf Jul See aus 6aband lit in
Wafbington folgenbe 9epeY9e eingetroTfen:
u@. s. Gros5p aus Nep Oorf, Der @ertreter
.bes nGbicago &eeDro" 1T, pie 6eriGtet ipirb,
ipahrenb er in Der NG6e bon 9trrobo 8lanco,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31

Ser Streit iiber bsn 8eiiB BON Sacua unas
4rica pirb, a1em &niheine nuh, bemnd9it
in freunbf9aftli6er @eiie beigeGest iperben,
d6er niGt obne 8e5ablung elmer Gatl9d0iz
gungsIumme an Gbile.
@oloma Soiep4, Der 8ertreter Der Jirma
9repfus in 9dris, 1T in Gina angetommen,
unb Fat nit Der %peruantf9en Regierune 4rz
Gortiesuue aaf Der 8. Seite)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31

Gen, i'm Otter bon 5 bis 10 Sabren, tanner
in ben 6lammen I'm. Mie bas Ssuer ent:
ftanb, peiB man ni9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31
1toIienifde 6pifdenoedIer.

Der aus Neupel in gaetp gort ein9etrofTene
9dmpfer G1ibe bate 1119 italieniI9e
Observation-Disclosures an 8orb, Die gr0Bte
9n8a6l Nuspanberer, tpel4e in bieier Sat
fon nit einem 9umpfer i'm Netp Dorfer
9afeu Q%ngetommen 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31
mieoer in Sctrieb.

Die v8roofs locomotive @orfs" in
9unfirt, i'm Stuate Seem Yorf, BADEN
i6ren poaen 8etrieb pieber aufgenommen.
unb Die 3abl Der Nrbeiter 1T in Der bsrs
gangenen Wo9e beoeutenb Dermebrt tporben.
8pr benz /. NpriG perben in alien M6t6eiz
Iungen tpdbrf4einIi4 1900 Qrbeiter in Sbdz
tioteit fein.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27
Taylor Topics.

Taylor. Tex. May 19.-(Special) Mot.
withstanding that cool weather has re.
tarded the growth of both corn and cot.
ton, from present indications Williamson
county will raise more corn than she can
consume this season and enough cotton ia
satisfy cotton mill operatives that Viii
hanson county is strictly Sin it,"
The Hutto baseball team, which has de-
feated every club with which it has come
in contact this season. will cross bats
with the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton nine of Taylor next Saturday after
noon ut the pavilion grounds.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young
Mems Christian association of Taylor are
arranging for grand May festival and
rainbow party next Friday night after
school closes. An unique program is be-
ing arranged for the event. Among 9TH
er features each young lady will wear an
unhemmed apron, and the young gentle
men will hem them. The one who does
the neatest hemming will be given a prize
The election of May queen by ballot
will also be held on this occasion
Williamson county has at least one
philanthrOpie physician within its con-
fines. Realizing that prices have been
reduced on almost everything except ply
sicians' charges, physician of Granger,
north of Taylor, announces that hereafter
he will charge only 81 for professional
call or visit; His charges heretofore
have been So.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27
Galveston Bike Races,

Galveston. Tex, May 21.-(Special) J.
Galveston bicycle park was formally
opened tonight with a number of races
There We're 1000 people present Besides
the local riders there were quite num-
Der of the crack riders of the state pres.
ent. and they succeeded in carrying away
the honors. The races resulted as fol.
lows:
Firse race-One mile, novice: w. G.
Hutchins won. Time. 2:2S.
Second race-One-fourth mile, profes
sional. three heats: George Bovee Won
Lloyd Whitman, second; Edgar Boren
third. Time. 0:32. Paced by tandem
ridden by Rosey Jones and Harrison
Cave.
Third race-One-half mile, amateur
three heats: w. B. Loupe won; w. B
Delsenor, second; w. G. Hutchins, third
Time, los Estate record.
Fourth race-One mile, professional
three heats George Bovee won; Lloyd
Wilman. second; Edgar Boren, third
Time, oil 2-5. Paced by tandem
ridden by Labadie brothers.
Fifth race-One-fourth mile, amateur
w. b. Loupe won; HI. B. Cave. second
ID. G. Jones. third. Time, 0:34.
Sixth race-Five-mile, professional
George Bovee won: Lloyd Whitman, sec
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27
TEXAS PHARMACISTS.
Proceedings of the State Conven-
ton at Galveston

uOn at GaIvestOn.
Galveston, Tex, May 19.-(Special)-
The state Pharmaceutical : association
spent the forenoon in sightseeing and re-
convened at $50. The committee on
presidents address reported favorably on
his speech, and regretted that the legis-
lative committee and press did not have
the active support of the association in
regard to the pharmacists bill before the
legislature. They recommended that all
druggists of the state give the state school
of pharmacy active support to the end
that business be put upon more scien-
tific basis. The office of secretary and
treasurer were combined, with a salary of
$3.50 per annum. A new office was Gre
ated, to be known as home secretary. to
be permanently located at Austin, the
officer thereof to be annually appointed
by the president: the duties of the office
to be such as not performed by the secre-
tary and treasurer. the salary to be $25
year. The auditing committee report
ed favorably upon the reports of the sec
rotary and treasurer. The committee to
which was referred the report of the
standing committees on authorizations, re-
ported as follows, and the report was
adopted
I'VE think it is the duty of each men,
Der OF this association to report any case
of authorizations they may find to the
committee on authorizations. together with
the name of the drug adulterated and
name of the firm bought from. The COM
mittee will then be able to make a more
complete report at the annual meeting of
the association"
The committee on medical conference
submitted their report, which was
adopted. :