davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-04
Farm Buildings Burned at Palmyra.

Bangor, August 3.-Fire consumed
the handsome set of buildings owned and
occupi ed by Arson E. Smith upon War
rem hill in Palmyra Monday night. The
fire is supposed to have been due to the
explosion of lamp left by Mr.. Smith
in the ell of the house while he was en-
gagged in driving his horses from the door
yard to the pasture from which they had
made their escape. Upon his return he
discovered the flames which had gained
considerable Roadway, but which
with the assistance OF another he says
he might have subdued. But little of the
furniture was saved.
The loss is estimated at $500, with an
insura nee of 5000 on buildings, 500 on
furniture, and $500 on hay and grain. or
the latter none had been harvested.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-04

Saco, August 3.-Notice has been served
on the York Manufacturing company
that suit of $40, 900 will be brought to
recover damages done to Lewis, the II
wear old son of Alexander Greenwood
while working on the York. The boy was
injured by the dropping of piece of
iron on his head land ever since the acct
dent happened the boy has been troubled
with headache and fainting spells and it
is feared that the injury may result seri-
usly The suit will be entered at the next
term of the supreme court.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-04
steamer Movements.
steamer

Leghorn, July 29.-Arfived steam er
Oregon, New York via Ma pies.
Greenock, August 3.-Ad.rived steamer
Madura, Campbelltown, N. B.
Kinsale, August 3.-Passed steamer
Antwerp City, Liverpool for Montreal
Lizard, August 3.-Passed steamers
Congo, Boston for Londons Mobile, New
York for London.
Tory Island, August 2.--Passed steamer
Ardanmhor. Liverpool for Herring Cove.
Aberdeen, August ARRIVED steamer
Hankow, Mon treal.
q Matane, August 3.-Passed steamers
Brazilian, London for Montreal; Sar-
dinian, Glasgow for Montreal.
New York, August a. Sailed steamers
Cevic, Liverpool; Havel, Bremen; Forest
Brook, Antwerp: Nordkym, Hamburg.
New York, August 3.-sCleared steamers
FrisIand, Antwerp; Majestic, Liverpool !;
ST. Paul, Southampton; Cottage City,
Portland; schooners Cora May, St. John,
n B. :. Gypsum Princess, Windsor, N. s.
Delta, ACheyerie, N. S.; Bessie Parker,
Perth Amboy, N. j.; Sadie. Corey, Ban
\ or.
Liverpool, August 2.-Arrived steamers
FIxia, Herring Cove via North Sydney, G.
,,B. for Manchester; Palentino, St. John,
\ Sicily, August Passed steamers
Oriel, Boston for London; Spaarndam,
New York for Boulogne and Rotterdam.
Tilt Cove, August 2.-Arrived steamer
Ingram, Swansea.
Antwerp, August 3.-Sailed, steamer
| Cynth iania, Montreal.
Norfolk, August 3.-Sailed schooner
Methebesec, Gardner. s-ssssr
Philadelphia, August 3.-Arrived
schooner Henry Sutton, Kennebec.
Cleared steamers Williamsport, Bangor!
Reading, do; schooner Elizabeth S. Lee,
Gardiner, Matte A. Franklin, Portland.
KinsaIe, August 3.-Passed steamer
| Scythia, Boston for Liverpool.
Rathfin Island, August 8.-Passed
steamer Monaghan, New York for Glas
| gov.
| Scilly, August 3.-Passed steame e,
Patria, New York for Hamburg.
Shields. July 31.-Arrived steamer
Avlona, Montreal.
Liverpool, August 2-Arrived steamer
| Partisan, Montreal.
London, August 3.-Arrived steamer
Madeline, Quebec.
City Island, August 3.-Bound south
| schooners Rebeoca w. Huudell, ST. John
N. B., via Vineyard Haven; Demozelle
st. John. N. B. F
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-04
SENSATIONAL RACING AT COLUMBUS
second Day of Grand Circuit Meeting in
That City.

Columbus, August 3-There was sensa-
tional racing ain today at the Column
brs driving park. The weather was clear
and the tracks fast.
Nicol B. won the 2.11 pace, postponed
from Monday, taking the sixth and sew
entb heats. Four heats in this race were
paced Monday.
/, Pearl Onward won the fifth heat today
in a sensational finish, equalling the
,pacing record for mares, 2.o6 1-2, made
Inv Pearl c., and Lottie Lorraine in the
o 90 mace at the Grand Circuit meeting
on the Columbus track last year. Pearl
Onward probably would have won the
race had not her driver Spears. been so
badly hurt by an accident while starting
Rene in the 224 trot that he could NOT
drive again. Splan drove Pearl Onward
the next two heats and she broke in
each heat, allowing Nicol B. to win the
heats and race in slower time. The fast
in the 2, IL trot, Grace Hastings taking
the second heat in 2.OS 1-2. This was the
real race of the day, Eloree and Hastings
being equal fayorites and both heavily
backed TO win The accident to Snears
who was to have driven Hastings, less.
ened the chances of the mare to win
All the finishes in this race were excit-
ing. Josephine won the 2.20 pace in
straight heats in easy style and The
Monk won the 2.24 trot without being
hard pushed. 1t was in this Driver
Spears. was injured. He was driving
Rene Just as the mare reached the wire
at the start she stumbled and fell, turn
ing a complete somersault. Spears had
no bones broken, but he was badly bruised.
Summary:
all Glass, Pacing; Purse $3.50, Gun
finished yesterday
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-04
May Do Business in Maine.

Augusta, August 3.-Insurance Com
missioner S. W. Carr has admitted the
following companies to do business in
Maine: The Victoria Fire Insurance COM
pany of New York; Law, Union and
Crown Fire and Life Insurance company
of London; Interstate Casualty company
of New York: United States Fidelity and
Guarantee company of Baltimore, Md,
National Surety company, and Masonic
Equitable Accident association of Boston
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-04

him to let go his hold and save himself,
but Skinner held on like grim death, de-
termined to save the giant which was
making him the plaything. Hoffman
ran to the rescue and managed to get
hold of the rope, letting Skinner S feet
touch terra firma once more.
Even with both men Juggling at the
rope the kite threatened to get away, and
they had all they could do to keep their
feet by running and relieving the wind
pressure. Then they wrapped the rope
about telegraph pole and managed to
hold the kite. 1t took half dozen men
to haul down the giant.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-04

The members of the night force of the
Portland police department. took little
outing at Long Island yesterday. A party
of IA took the steamer at 1870 and stopped
at Ponce's landing where the day was
spent in a general good time. A game of
base ball was played and there was also a.
series of shooting matches. A splendid
dinner was served at Sawyer & Palmer,s
at noon. The officers returned on the $40
boat, The occasion was an exoeedinglv
pleasant one all around.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-04
Trap Shooting at Lewiston.
ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.l

Lewiston, August 3.-Very little shoot
ing was done yesterday at the trap shoot
ing tournament of the Gun club of
Maine. The regular events begin today.
Among the shooters from out of town
are W. E. Money, N. ]. F. V. Vandyke,
New York; H. P. Collins, Baltimore; W.
M. Thomas Bridgeport; S. A. Tucker,
Meridian, Conn.,: o. r. Dickey, Boston
III. A. Chisholm, Portland.
Noel Money was high mark with 90
breaks out of Q5.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-04
Maine Patents.

Washington, August 3.-The following
patents have been granted to Maine peo-
PIE:
G. H. Bartlett, New Portland, arbor
and attachment for holding articles to be
polished and finished. 2
J. Berron, Jackman, leaf turner.
j. T. Fogg, Garland, check rein loop.
J. Heaton, Brunswick, apparatus for
compelling the flow of gas by means OF
currents of liquids.
H. W. Kinnison, New Portland, gar
ment hanger.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-04
New York Yachts Off.

New York, August SIT was not I'M
til about I1.30 a. M. today that start
was made from Huntington, l.. 1. harbor
in the second days cruise of the New
York yacht club. The flagship Corsair
ran out for the starting line about 6
a. M, but it was not until about 9
o clock that the Vigilant, Navahoe, Colo
Mia, Emerald, Wasp and Syce managed to
get anywhere near the line.
At last a. little after IL a. IN. light
breeze sprang up from the south and
about half an hour later the boats started
for New London, 60 miles away.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-04
Rebellious Priest Punished.

ST. Joseph, Mo-, August "a special
IL he Daily News from Auburn, Nebras-
Ia. says Rather Thomas Fitzgerald has
.es,astcry and execute the sentence i'm
Aassd upon him by Mgr. Martinelli, for
the part he took in the fight of three
y as go on Bishop Bonacum of Nebras.
Ia. lie will remain in the monastery in
t't.ire seclusion for six months. This
clases the famous case growing out of the
1e!t.llion of % priests of Nebraska against
their bishop because of his alleged tyran-
ny.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-04
Yachting at NJontre,I

Montreal, August 3.-The second day of
for the international challenge cun took
place today. The result is that two Yachts
will have to make another contest to de-
eide which shall oppose the Seawaubala
champion. These yachts arc the GIencairn
II. and the Avoca. Six races were sailed
today four over triangular and two over
straightaway curses. There were four
starters in each class and the Glencairn
Ii. won very race.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-04
Maine Pensions.

Washington, August 3.-The following
pensions have been granted Maine people:
ORIGINAL
Silas B. Edwards, South Windham.
James Burnett, Soldiers Home, Kenne-
bee.
Emmons T. Verrill, Bethel.
REISSUE.
4 William Stanley, Kennebunk.
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS. ETC.
Octayia G. Blanchard, Phillips.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-04

Skin and blood diseases, causing all
sorts of dire disasters to human hap
piness are easily and quickly cured by
Burdock Blood Bitters.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-04
outing of Calanthe Assembly of west


Calanthe assembly will take an outing
at Riverton park tomorrow. A special car
will leave at $50 q. M, to accommodate
those who wish to go. All members are
requested to wear their ribbon badges.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-04
1924 Glass, Trotting; Purse $500.


Dover, August 3.-The races at the
Granite state park this afternoon were
witnessed by over 1000 people and were
the best in the history Of the track.
Robert j. paced an exhibition mile In
2.06 Ia beating the state track record by
number of seconds. He also lowered the
track record of 2.12 2 made by GilCurry.
After Robert ]. performance John r.
Gentry came out and cut a second and a
half off the record made by his partner,
pacing the mile in 2.04 8 A, the last half
being in 1.01. In the 2.20 pace, Adonis
took the first two heats, but A. S. L.
proved speedier in the third and then
captured the next two and the race in
fine style. The 1926 class trot had to be
called off on account of darkness.
~,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-04
2 20 GLASS, PACE-PURsE $500.

A. S. T., oh G, by Golden,
dam Dinah by Black Nor
gan, (Sterling) 2 l
Adonis, g G, (Bowen( 4
Red Elm, CHI 6, (Hazlett) 2 2 2
Boy Baron, b b, (Bever) 6 z 5 5 8
Ned Wilkes, oh g, (Skinner) 5 4 5
Alliquippa, M, (Lowey 6 6
Iowa Maid. IN, (Sawyer) 81 z
Lady Golden, oh IN, (Miller) 8 dis
Time-s.14 s-4, 2.13 IA, a.16 IA, a.17 "a,
2.19 IL.
, 2.26 GLASS TROT-PURSE. $500.
(Unfnished.)
Roy, b G, by Wilkes Mo w.
Gregor, dam by V ictor
Won Bismarck, (Cheney) 4 5 8 1
Gordon, b h, by King
Nutwood, dam Haze
Winsor, (Tyson) 2 / 1 Q 5 4
Celibate, b h, (Palmer) 6 3 8 Is Q
Vida simons, brm, Dorr)l Z 8
(Kentl 70
Nutwood, b h, (Hawes) z Z s 6 dis
W. r. G. br g, (March) 8 6 dis
Time-2.2S 1-2, a.19 10, 2.ss1-s, s.191-s,
2.2O IA, 2.21 g..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31
@oDlDcrotcmte 8erIiner GDtett fir
etttett Gbtc0Aoer 0eLeNttet.

Ser bortreffli4e germaniitif4e Yrofefor
Saft 6atftelb bon Der
Gbaniton : @bieagoer Norbmef : nniperfitd
pertpeilt befanntli9 g~egentpdrtig in Berlin
ais be16eibener- STUDENT, UNI iein reid)ts
gerndniItiI9es unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ni1en nod au erlpeitern. Nbsr Die grpBen
6a9mdnner Der 8erliner untberiitdt, WGn~
ner nie Der 2iterarbiitoriter @rt9 SGniot
uno Der germuniIhe p1tlolos alois
Brandt, unb lpie oieie, 10 du6 Der berabnlte
9unff9rtftIteLer 6erman 8rimm f%orlntetr
i6n nit Der 9r0Bten N9tung entgeselt unb
feben in ibm teinen Sduler, fonbern einett
eberbiirtigen Mititrebsnoen.
9ds er6eIlt aus Der 8erliner Preie. 1no
au9 in tpeiteren 8reiIen Der beutfhen Reihsz
bduptitabt bat ii4 Prof. 9atfielb grDBe 9tn-
%ertennung unb Nertb19dbung erpor6sn
bur9 ben 0ffentli4en gprtrag, ben er tiirs>
lid bafeIbIt iiber Sames Ru1eu 2otrell bielt.
Die erIten 3eitungen 8erlin's ri6men eben@
II bic geiitrei6e 5orm tpie ben ibedlen Snbalt
bes 8prtrags uno Die groBe @ei9eioenbeit
oieIes liebensipiiroigen englil9@ameritaniz
I9en @ele6rten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31

bdB. bic 2e9islatur b~enjenigen S~onnI6ipS,
in pel9en stne Me6r3abl Der @runosi9enz
t~bumsbeiiBer ben @ortbsil gutter StraBen
a%nerfennt, ni4t Die Mittel an bic 5anD geben
min, Der getponnenen @%rfenntniB gsmGb 5u
6dnoeln. Ser ginpanb, odB Bel Der Steiaz
armutb in Suinois un0 Der a1gemeinsn psiz
fen Observation-Disclosures Der gau bauet6after
StraBen bier gu fotfpielig lei, 1T nid)t fttdz
buItig. 9ern Der 8ei9beit bes 8ooens entz
fpredenb fin0 bafiir du9 bic sSninoi1tr
2an6fruBen einen groBen She'll bes Sa6res
binOurh unpufftrbar, nno toiten Elm Seiosn=
gelb an a6gefduHoenen Bferbtr, 3erbro9ener
49fen, Rdoern nnb OeihTeln, gentlemen
9ef9irr iinb an nuBlpfen Nu8be1erunge1.
Den gr0Beren %NnGdgetoittn itsbt dtio eiite
grDBere Notbipenbigteit unb Elm sr0Berer
Nuben 9egeniiber. SeoenfdGs TT nttbt eiltz
5uieben, tDeBbalb 9iejeni9en, ipelae Die
probe arf oas @rempel gu mad1en bersit firo.
bardn berbtnbert perben %Iolten. SIM 9e3er@
tbeil, je dngftti6er bic 8slHiitber unferer
5armer in 8e5u9 auf bisfe angelegetlheit
iinb, beito tpiinfdensnertber folte es i9nen
erfdeinen, baB irgenb Scenario fib oa3u Ger
giebt, ben 8epeis BON Der Htchtigfeit Dber
unri6ti9feit ibrer ebrli9sn 3peifsl gu fiji
ron Hr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31

Die me6rfd9 bergeblif berfu9te 8ereiniz
9ung Der altitraliI6en Solomon 5u einsm
5taateabrnoe I1eint nun bod duf DEM Ne9e
bes 8elingens gu 1eir, 4m 20. 3. Mtts. tritt
in StoneD Elm METER Gpnpent 5uIamnle1, I'M
cine 8erfafung fir ben aolpnisnbunb aus
3uarbeiten, in pslden gfep Sout6 Bale5,
8tctoriu, South Iuitralia, Deit Nutrulid
uno tasmania our9 ie 3ebn Ibgeprbntte
b~srtreten fein tpsrDsn. Nur Queensland, in
fpsldem 6dts unb 5enat ii9 iiber bic 5raJe
niht einigsn f~onnten, unb Neuz5 eelanp, bas
Ieiner groBen g%ntfernung bon ben iibrigsn
aolonter 6al6er borerit nod IeGbfItdnbig GIT
bleiben DDr3iebt, BADEN Ii6 Der 8efoegunq
nod ntAt an9ef6lpffen, Dp9 erpartet man
ben 8eitrttt 9ueensldrbs ais auBer 5rage.
MGs 9rltnbldge fir Die neue 8erfafIung
pfro ieberfalIs Der ppm erI ten 5Doerdtionss
Gpnoent i'm Sabre 1891 duFgeite1ts @nttpurf
otenen, tpelder Elm aus 5ipst 6Gufern BE-
ftebenoes 8unbespdrldment. Elm ber%dnttports
1tbes 8unoesminifterium nit eine1t bon Der
8rone i'll ernennenban @enerql=9 ouperneitt
rrto Elm g%enteinfarnes 3pIgebtet pptiu9, ltno
Der 8unoes9etDdlt Die 3puz unb 0anbsl5z
8efebgebung, Die militdrii6e 9ert6eibisung
uro Die bO6ftinitan3Gi6e 8edtipreaun1
iiberiptes. Nudbem Der neue gntpurf fertig
TT, fpa ct DerDffentli9t unb Sfpei Wonate
lang Der Dffentli6en 8eIpre9ung utterbrei=
tet uno bdnn erf enbgiiltig bonn gonpsnt am
genommen unb Direct benz 8Dlfe Der einaelnen
&olonten CUR Nnnabme pber 0eriperfung urz
terbreitet tperben. Sobalo bret Golonien bic
gerfahang angenommen baben, tritt fie in
&raft. D
Dian erpdrtet, baB Die gerat6uua oes
Gntpurfes in etna feds Wohen beenbet Tei.t
tptrb, nnb Die enbgiltise Nnnabme orr1 ben
Gonbent I'M Suli unb bic goIfsabftimmun9
Infang Nuguft erfolgen tdnn. Ob ft6 be
Sadie dber 10 glatt ma9t, tit immer6in 3tpeiz
felbaft. 9enn Der groBe 3antnpfsl auf BEN
Content tpiro Die gertretung i'm Sber6auIs
bes Partaments 1ein. Na9 benz gntpurfe
bon 1891 ioate jebe &olDnie i'm unter1auIe
our6 je etnen Nbgeorbneten auF 10000 8ez
tpobner, i'm Oberbdufe absr bur9 lie adt Sc
ndtoren o%ertreten fein. Die ret9eren unD Be-
bOlferteren aolpnien 8ictoria unD gen
South Wdles berlangen aber cine ItGrfere
bsmentipredenbe 8ertretung aud i'm Oberz
bauie, unb al1geIi9ts Der Grfa6runger, tpel6e
Die 8ereinigten Staaten BON IorbzNn1erifa
nit ibren Senatoren aus ben Ouobe51tdaten
tbetlpeife gema6t BADEN, fam man bies
8erlangen Oeriteben. Oa Die &plonien absr
anf Dem Content bur4 cine glei9a Nn3a1f
oon Selegaten 0~ertreten Itnb, 1T es me6r als
tpabri6einlid, baB bic brei t~leineren bic 3pei
grOBeren maioriiiren, unb baB 9ictoriu un0
Stem 9outb Wales i6re Mini9e ni9t bur9z
feben tperoen. Snbefen f6eint Der gBun16
nab 8ereini9ung jebt bod itart genug gu
ietn, I'm Die lleberpinbung aler 9inbernife
in @usii4t gu iteIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31

9etnri4 Der 3petunbspanz
3ig tie, ReuB dltere 2irte, bat fetnen' SAB
unO Ieinen 9obn gegen oas rubmreide 4nz
benten bes aiten @ilbelm aud babur9 be-
bdB er an Oeffen bunOertitem Sc
burtstug be tol1en &et9sfeinb
. I. Stgl, benz bdperifden v@uterlanb"z
9igl, bic @olbene Mebaile fir &unt unb
Wifenf6aft bon HeuB dltere 2inie, berIieb.
Dd 5igI felt fetnem @tntritt in ben beutz
f4en Ret4stag oollenbs CUR tomii6ea Stgur
getpOrben 1T unb ba fetn ldngidbri9es Sc
f9trnpfe tpdbrli9 feline S0rberung BON aunit
unb MiHenf6uft mar, 10 gebDrt bteie neueite
0emontration 9einrt9's fnon mebr in bas
9ebiet bes 8l0biinn's.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31
Gdttp ar3=Wotb. 8oIo.-Gine MttHOrs
oerttna an Die Nd1tttn0Diersi9er.

NGdftss Sabr i4reiben mir 1898 unb es
perben iinf5tg Sabre perflo1en lein,
felt bic notwithstanding in 0tuti9llunb
unb Oeiterreid einiebte, fir Die ii9 10 ptele
unIerer Stammesgenofen begeiitert, fur bic
Sunberte unb Sauienbe ibr Gut uno 8lut
geopfert baben. Sin Gbieagoer NusiduB
bon Acknowledgment beabfidtigt, in UNI
Ierer Stabt bic nod lebenoen 5rsibeitS@
fdmpfer aus alien @auen Der Ser, Staten
3u einem Grinnerungsfeft gu bereinigen.
8ieIe BON ben Mdnnern, tpeI9e bic batter
ldnbiI9e S9ole nit benz pielperbeiBenben
8pben Der freien Republtf pertauibteu, fam
ben bamals in boiler Sussnbfrtide ooer
Mannestraft, unb penn it9 du9 i'm 2oufe
Der Sabre ibre Geiben bebeutenb geltdtet
baber, 10 piro es bod nod elmer gana ftattz
liden 3abl perg0nrt Ietn, ndhitss Sabr pus
fiinf3ieiGbrige Subildum Der Sreibettsbeipez
qung su feiern, elm @reigniB, bas fir bic
gauge beutf 9ameritunii9e 8epDlterung Don
Snterefe unb 8ebeutung lit, ba ia eigentli9
Die Q9tunbpierai9er als bic ptoniere bss
Deuti9tbums in bielem 2dnoe gelten t0n=
men. Nod mebr aber ipiirbe bieIes GreigniB
an Sntereife geipinren, penn bds 9ublitltrt
BON ben nod lebenoen 8ertretern biefer 10
berbortagenben 8laffe bon @~inpdnoersrn
Ndberes iiber ibre 8etbetligung an Der Stetz
beitsbetpegung unb iiber ibre iebenfaIs bD9it
mannigfaben nro tpedielreiben Grlebniife
pdbreno bes fiinf5igiabrisen 4ufentbalts in
bie1em 2anbe, erfabren tpiirbe. I'm Dtes gu
erm0gliden, 9eOentt Die rSGinDis 5tuatsz
%3eituns" I'M 2aufe bet nddten 3eit cine
Gei6e biogrdpbii4er Sfi53en nit ben pprz
traits mod lebstber a6tunobier3iger gu perz
0ffentIi9en uao mir laflen oaber Idon isBt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31

pSf Gears ni1t Elm gutter Wann?" frdgt
bic uSrtbune" Sag fir Sag. ,5dt eSsmanb
etpas an ieinen 5dbigteiten pber feinem
@baratter a~us8uieben?" v1nb tpsnn ni6t,
tpeBbdlb treten bann ni9t Nle, pelae fir
Gtbilotenitreform unb cine ti9tiae 5tabtz
pertpattung iinb, fir Sears Elm, ba le bod
tpifTen, bdB fein bauptfd9li9iter @sgner
9drrtion beripridt, bic 3igel re9t lofe fib=
rem 5u fpDIen unb bic gipilbienftreform unz
bea9tet gu la1en2"
Dieie 5ragen Der vgribune" iinb auf cine
5dul9ung Der Stimmgeber abgeTeben.
S9on LANCE, ebe bic republifanif6e MaIdine
ben &i9ter Sears ms 6elb itente, ~perlangte
bic ~nnobbdngige 8iirgerf9aft unb bic unab=
9drgige 9reife, baB bic biesjdbrige 8irger=
meiitertpabl auf elmer a~nberen, ais Der bisz
BERGEN 2inie ousgefo9ten lperbet miBte;
man Derldngte, bab bic repubIitdni1he Ma=
i6ine ibre 9anb aus benz Sptes lafe anb IS
tpurOen mebrere Mdnner genannt, bic f9
ols gutes Material fir Die g%irgermeiferz
f9dft bpn felbft empfabfen.
Wds Die 0enptraten tbun piirben, bas
tpuBte man aud fhon Idrgit beoor; baB Gar
ter 8. 6arriI0n If. ibr ganbibat Iein tpiirbe,
pfiffen f1on DDr bret Mondten bic 5puben
DDn ben Od9ern; baB es ben 0emotruten
II If t uni cine tii9tige Stabtoerndltunq.
Ionbern n UNI bte 8eute gu t6un fein
tpiirbe, mar aud Idngit betannt. Die re-
pubItfanif4e Ma16int muBte babsr nit benz
Re D m e1e m e.n innerbalb Der partei.
befonbers nit al ben @~lementen, bic i'm lebz
ten Serbitt Me8inlsb's Wa6l qef0rbert bdz
ben, in engiter Siiblung bteiben unb @ues
~berntetben, mas Oppoiition unb eine 5tD=
rnng Deruri a9en fonnte.
uno mas bat ie get9an9
l&aum tpdren bic Mui1intifen 9eo5e.
6erb, 2Drimer, Samiefon aus Sprinqftelb
5uriid, 10 begahnen fe ben jebigen Wablz
tdmpf, inoem tie ulle 8eformelemsnt. Dor
ben 8Dpf ftieBen uno, auf Die rieiigen M2ebrz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31

Der regierenbe 5iirft 9etnrt0 ber
peiunb5tp a n is # e in @rei3, ReuB
dItere 2tnte, beptes feline ltnberiobnli6teit
gegen oas Deutf4e asid audi baburt1, baB
er, Tim bes alten Wi1beGm @eburtstag
ni4t feiern gu miifen, nah SStdIien Derz
retIte unb Ietnen 8eamten bic 8et6eilieun9
an ber Geier berbpt. 9o9 in isnem 9dnbz
den tpuroe Der @eburtstag WiI6eIm's /.
oenno4 nit 8lan5 9efeiert. l1nb Die Gin
beit beg Hei9s Diro Ourh 6einri9's tinz
bif9es @eba6ren aln 10 Dentger eefd6rbet,
dIs bic 5irften beinabe uuer Staaten beg
giei9s, ben 9reifen bdprtIden prin3regenten
Dordn, ii9 gu Der Teier in Der Het9sbauptz
tdbt e%infanben.