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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21
HPD EACF-Purse $500: for three yearolds that have
run at this meeting and since NAV I; 20
carry 10 NJ selling One mile and a sixteenth.
THE SARATOGA RACES.
ONLY ONE MORE DAY OF THE MEETING YI,STER

ONLY ONE MORE DAY OF THE MEETING YI:STER-
DAYS WINNERS
Saratoga. y. Y. Aug. 20-The track WIS fast
and the attendance large to-day. The opening race
at five furongs for norrwinners and Firearm
the favorite. at last managed to pull out a prize
He led from start to finish and won by three
lengths from Nabob. The second race was mile
mile when Challenger went out Semper Ego. how
ever. came through at the finish and in
drive, with Set Fast in second place. Six two-year
Odds got off with good START In the third race. AT
the end 1t was furious drive between La Goleta
and Marito, the former getting the decision by
short head In the mile and furlong selling
event there wes hot scramble up 20 the home
stretch when James Monroe won't on. In front and
won handily Rondo galloped home winner by two
lengths in the NTH race. The summary:
FIRST RACE-ror two-ycar-olds. non-vinners. Five
furongs.
Nabob r. wlian,s, 80
bTiaT Sweet ia CT"ral Time 90
Grand sachem, rAverock GeiSha and Rcy ei sao also
ran.
SECOND RACE--For three yenr-olds and upward. one
mile.
Scr Fs. Ego iSo ':,l -1srs9 "a
carelero' III Or Wn'i nno
Challenger ard Es,aca also ran.
THIRD RACE-For two-year- dds: selling Six 'urionrs
Mar f,S,'i % ~ l%n, rHar'n'
Aurum 1902 GIewitD 81
Time-1:1G.
Allie Belle Glorian and Mary Calvin also
FOURTH RACEFor year olls and upward: selling
one mile AMI n furlorg.
James M.nroo Ioi Cwelker). al
B Bnr R1 NJ, 100 io s'S ,Msn1 II
Eerradho and Kngstone also ran
Time-l.Js.
FIFTH RACE-For three-yesr-o and upward: non
winners selling. furlorgs
n. no. ~" x w inans): .'.................... I
Darre ll3 GIennessey). Observation-Disclosures. 10
Salvado 107 diew,D. ........................ q
T.me-l:29
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21

pens his loss Will be sorcly felt and will seriously
cripple the team at the outset of the season lie
was expected to Ice the mains;aY of the team at
tackle. and his place cannot bc flied. He is said
20 have resigned the captaincy Of the team in favor
i BENJAMIN VINO is a senior and Il good hdlfback.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21

Worcester. Mass. Aug. ?o.-In the Memorial Hos
initial athletic games at tho Worcester Oval This
afternoon h. j. Wefers lowered the l3O-yard world
record by two-hfihs OF a second HIS time was
OH rs. the best previous time being OIL IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21
THE CONEi ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB

furlongs. 10 be run The third race Tuesday,
August a. AZ Sheepshead Bay:
clifford %, 1872; Hastings "a. 1872: Roqui,al ~,
49, Voter 49, ~; Harry Reed 90. 1876 First Mate
a. l2j: Margrave a.. ia; Lehman 10. I24 Havoc
o. 1874 Ruin.rt %. l23 The Winner ~, 1?2; Orna-
ment ~, r9; Belmar 90. lls; Typhoon i go. us;
Cleophus 90. III: Ben Holiday a. III: Tragedian
3d. III: Nick aged. llf: Ekins 49, ia Nanki Pooh
a. lis: FIRE.. Advice ~. ,le. To 90. ll2 Pete "a.
liz; sunny Slope Co. 10: ROYAL Rose TO- 100. Sallie
CIcouot "a. los Ramiro a. l0l; Rondo "a. lo2, Sem
ner Ego a. 100: Regulator 81. 100 Tripping 49, 9s:
Cassctte o. IS: Blasc Rock a.. s.: George II.
Ketcham 49, 81. and St Nicholas III 49, Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21

The Department OF Public Works has decided 20
ask the Board of Estimate and Appointment FOR
the money with which 10 pave Broadway from
Forty-seventh-s the Circle at f'fiy-elghi !-st.
with asphalt With the pavement already ~ nor
lied on Broadway from FOrty-secOnd-st 10 .r'Yc
seVcnth-st. this will make a complete me OF
smooth pavement from Fortv-second-st up through
the Boulevard 10 the northern part Of the clty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21
IN THE CYCLING WORLD
THE STARBUCK- MICHAEL RACE TO-DAY
BOTH RIDERS SAID TO RE IN SPLENDID coNDi-
TrON-AsPHAr.TING BY sUBscRrPTioN-
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

NOTES AND COMMENTS.
The cycle contest at Manhattan Beach this af'cT-
noon between Jimmy" Michael and j. FRANK
Starbuck promises 70 be interesting. Inc men
have trained hard and faithfully. they VIII he
paced by some of the most expert riders III ire
country. the track Is In fine shape and all mat
remains to insure a spirited is the weather.
The hour record for this style OF racing is q miles
800 yards made by Mitchell at Manhattan boach
last September. Nobody questions the ab'hty OF
the two men 10 surpass this performance ana
should they be favored with good weather 'o-aay
the probabilities are that they Will cover thir'y
miles close TO IT, In the hour. Little MicEae! Is
faster than before and Manager Shatcr feels
confident that he will win. starhuck ADDED me
finishing touches his training YESTERDAY. ana
congratulated on his appearance by nearly
my life" said the Yankee rider, and 4 ! don |
win this time | shall confess that the N"i"hinth
is my superior" The men are limited ~ mr..
two pacemakcrs each. Starhucks mon VIII ,chrry
American flags. while Mirhaels Will fc di"tln-
gushcd by o white ribbon The race %ili De De
started about D. n. but prior 10 trat. ntgnnLn'
al p. m. there will he a one-mile open ior ana
teurs. mile handicap for pacemaHers ana IL h"H-
mile handicap for amateurs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21

The cyclists OF the city seem determined 10 nave
we'll paved streets, even II they have TO pay the
cost themselves A local consul OF the j." n w
has secured from the Department OF PUBIC "orks
permission to asphalt William-st., from Ccdar 10
Libery-st. This work will be done az the expense
of number Of people who are interested IN better
paved streets The doing Of public works AT pr-
vate expense Is not usual thing in this ci'y' al
though this Is not the first instance OF H. Inc
Public Works Department was first applied 20 10
asphalt the block at the city's expense hut COM
missioner Coils and Mr. Wilds, the Deputy Commits
soner had included it in the Departments scheme
OF asphated streets. N accordance with Wilcn
most Of the asphating is done, and they dIi TO-
think the city was warranted IN asphaiuhg ,n,S
little stretch. William-s'. has the smooth pave
ncnt below Cedar-st The wheelmen thought mat
tie pavement % this block and The short one 1uSt
below between Liberty-st. and Maiden Lane. "ouiH
make convenient connection IN the chain OF
smooth streets by which they could cross from thr
'horouchfarcs west Of Broadway TO the Waist ana
O her nearby ferries. Ru, the business men along
the block were more Interested in the matter even
than the wheelmen. The League. not haNins act.Hl
officially they. Z Is said. have raised the moNeN
Nassau-st paved for several blocks nj the
lower end by private subscription in the same way
about year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21
BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES TO-DAY.

FIRST RACE-Fu-re $500 for threc-year-olds ana up
ward thu; have teen Hrs. cecond in 1897 sel-
Ctv fuyiO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21

The reports from the correspondents to the l''ai
Headquarters Of tho League Of American WI'oim'n
sbov, ma, tho roads in the suburban districts
in unusually fine condition. and unless rain tals 20
1av there ought be fine riding in very direction
tomorrow.
Cyclists desiring TO Join tho League Of American
Wheelrnen may obtain full printed information ana
membership blanks by sending names ana ad-
dresses TO the cycling Editor. The Tribune
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.
Bradstreets.

Bradstreet's.
Results OF the spring trade in staples.
which is now over. are disappointing.
The volume of seasonable merchandise
distributed is less than expected. without
taking into account an Improvement IN
business compared with year ago.
Nearly central-Western and southern trade
centers report business very quiet. Dry
goods continue depressed. cotton products
selling with difficulty, some varieties only
on concessions. The announcement OF re-
duced or passed cotton-mill dividends,
ana that several large establishments VIII
smut down 10 enable consumption TO over
take production. when coupled with the
comparative Indifference of consumers 10
the lowest prices on record for iron ana
steel. would appear TO sufficiently char
acterize the actual condition Of general
trade.
The more favorable features are rela-
tive activity among wooden goods manu-
facturers. who are working on old ORDERS
improved demand for shoes and leather'
q continuance of the cOmpartVe activity
in the general demand at Savannah. Mem
phS, ST. Louis. Omaha, Sioux Falls, Min
neapOlis and St. Paul. the better demand
Tor lumber at the west, and IN the trade
outlook in Louisiana. Mississippi and
Arkansas. Increased exports are report
ed from Pacific coast ports, but there is
comparatively little gain in domestic
trade there, except in cattle, wool ana
hardware At Portland. Grain and frult
prospects in Was hington are excellent
Among twenty of the more important
staple products only two-hides and wheat
have advanced while one-half the num-
ber-cOtton lumber. coal Bess5mer pig
iron. steel billtts. steel rails. print cloths,
sugar. pork and collee-are unchanged,
although there is a nominal advance in
the asking price for Bess6mer pig and
steel billetS. Now that wool manufacture
ers have stocked up wool is off, as are cot
ton goods when sold in quantity; rosin is
lower. and among cereals -four. Indian
corn and oats, to which may be added
lard and petroleum.
The fact that the volume of general trade
has not been expanding is nowhere bet
ter shown than by comparing weekly bank
cleariugS al IS cities throughout the coun-
try. The total for six business days end
ing May p. none of the details OF which
are estimated and all of which are re
ceived by wire, is $9lS,000.WO a falling Off
of 6 per cent. from the week before. ana
of about one-third of l per cent. from the
total in the fourth week of May, 1896. AS
compared with the like week In 1898. this
weeks aggregate shows an increase of Il
per cent. and when cOntrasted with the
corresponding exhibit for 1894, ~ per cent.
But when compared with the like total in
1898. the falling off this week is y per
cent, and even more as compared with
the corresponding period in 1892.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-31
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. May 29.-As is usual on the
last day of the week. there was not enough
cattle receipts to-day TO constitute mar
ket. Quotations were largely nOmIna! ana
unchanged from yesterday.
Trade in hogs was animated at un-
changed prices, sales averaging Poe lower
than q week ago. Common TO prime lots
sold at s. 2503 CO. with the bulk going at
50 seas 3d. ana prime lots selling at the
top OF the market.
Sheep was firm. while lambs were un-
changed. Lambs sold AT s. 25ft3 30 and
wooded Colorados sold al s. 4ea5 %. while
spring lambs Drought 81 Oon6 90. Sheep
were in good demand al s. 9Oa5 90 for in
f5rior TO fancy, the bulk selling at 81 5O4
Receipts-Cattle. zoo head; hogs 10000
head sheep. $500 head.
NEW YORK, May 29.-Beeves, receipts,
So head: dressed beef. steady; cables I'M
changed; exports. 1898 beeVes 70 sheep,
42H quarters OF beef.
Calves receipts. 20 head; market active
and firm: Veals. s. OO5 90 per cWt.
Sheep and lambs. receipts, sob head;
market steady all around; sheep, s. 25H
( GO; yearlings, 81 $40 SO; lambs Sc Goa
Hogs. receipts 3.Ol6 head; market
steady a So 90a4 -
CINCINNATI, May 29.-hogs, active at
Cattle. weak at 81 6Oa2 70.
Sheep, steady al S25tfti 40
Lambs, steady at 81 1919 %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-31
DRY GOODS.
Bradstreet's

bTduStr6ct 5.
The market continues dull with the
situation more or less depressed in all de-
paptments Cotton fabrics sell hard and
al low prices compared with the actual
cost OF manufacture, and il looks as thong n
further curtailments in production would
nave 10 be made in order 10 bring the
ma ket on profitable basis. The demand
l. very slow. and to sell in any lines end
prices have TO be accepted. Raw cotton
holds quite firm. but this does not appear
to affect the manufactured goods. Print
ed fabrics are quiet with some special
ties selling fairly. Ginghms are quiet and
unchanged. In dress WOoiens there are no
new features. The mills are quite well
employed on previous orders taken AT
opening low prices, but at the present adj
vance asked buyers are not disposed 10 OPP
crate. In mems wear WOoenS conditions
are slow. At any advance in price clothierS
are not interested. but the mills are quite
well employed on orders previously taken.
NEW YORK. May 29.-The week has
been even duller than its predecessors.
The returns from retailers show HSht
business in all summer lines and a conse,,
Quent reticence in buying for fall as wen
as forwarding recorders for hSht weight
goods. JobberS have accordingly done 4
light business through both spot trading
and mail order channels, and agents nave
felt the dullness very plainly. In staple
cottOns the business passing in broWn'
bleached and coarse cOlorsd goods mas
been of an inconsiderble amount. PRINT
ed goods are no stronger. Ginghams nave
been sold TO manufacturers TO some eA-
tent but are in quiet demand IN jobb!nS
circles. WoOlenS are quiet. the strike
having added somewhat TO the dizziness
OF the week.
In printed cloths the week has seen no
Improvement over past weeks, Inc mar
ket closed steady and firm at l-l6c nom
inal. Bids for both spot and futures OIL
ftred and refused.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-31
SILVER.
Bradstreets.

bIIUsITVtI ;.
The markets for silver remain almost
unchanged and present no features OF in
tcrest or Importance. The London price
was fractionally lower at 2 9-l6d per ounce
and The New York followed with a decline
from G0l4c TO 6Olsc. India exchange Is
higher in consequence of renewed ad-
vance in the rates there, the Bank OF
ure for discount 10 10 per cent. \ large
special allotment of council bills was
placed this week at higher figures. 81
Yer showed fractional recovery at the
end of the week. 49,.
Silver prices-London, May %. Esd;
May u. 215sd: May -. p 9-l6d; May 20
y 9-1Gd May o. p 9-l6d; May y, 2isSd.
New York. May -. 604c; May y, 6OIc;
May q. zoe; May %, Geisc; May =, tV5Sc;
May Is, G0lc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-31
WOOL.
Rradstrcers

Bradstrcets.
Trade in domestic wool is very dull and
the tone is weaker. The speculative spirit
caused by the tariff expectation has dled
out. and many manufacturers find them
selves heavily stocked with the raw. mate
rial Large receipts of foreign woods con-
tinue. much of which was sold previous 10
arrival and is reported in the sales as de-
Hvered. The London safe closed very
strong. with 1900 bales purchased for
America Arrivals of foreisn woods az
Boston since January ! foot up 3I .l56
bales. Australian woods are quite firm,
based on prices abroad. but foreign
secured woods on the market are being
offered at lower prices by weaker holders
The large deliveries of South American
cned the market for domestic "a and Is
blood woods. Carpet WOODS are Gull, but
hold steady. --.--
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-31
BUSINESS FAILURES.
Bradstreets.
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 29.-Pig iron. weak;
southern. 81 o5010 %; northern. SO 50ql2 %.
Conner. strong: brokers. $ll l2l2.
Lead strong; brokers, So l2ia
Tin nlates. weak.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-31

Eggs. steady: fresh 10c
Cheese. steady and unchanged.
TOLEDO. May 29.-Wheat, dull; No. 2
cash and May. 1Sl2c: June. 7612c.
Corn, active but lower; No. mixed, &c.
oats. active and steady; No. mixed,
Rye. dull: No. cash. S5i2c.
Cloverseed, dull and lower; prime cash,
81 20.
Oil, unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-31
DEPART.

Nos. 1. 4. . and G, daily between Glove
land and Uhrichsvi!le. Other trains daily
- f5,r,seneers between Wheeling. Martins
Ferry Bellaire and Bridgeport, take Elec-
trio Railway. n; y; G i.,.lil,l5 y
O y. WOOD, T. 2. A., wheeling. w. va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-31

daily. except Sunday.
Grove at Gas IA. m. and Wheeling at IAf
y '-' II. Z. WEISGERBER,
General Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-31
MINING STOCKS.
PROpTCE

Slagle & Co.. the Market street brokers.
furnish the following quotations from the
Chicago grain and produce exchanges:
Wheat-OpeninE Higr Low. Closed.
July 6s3.G7s 6S7s069 6N. 6S2s sci
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-31
WHEELING AND TITTsBURG DIVE


WHEELING AND PITTSBURG DINl-
SION.
For Pittsburg. Washington, baltimore;
Phnad .phia aud New York, $40 a. m. ana
o:lO D M. daily.
For PiJtsbure. 1:10 a. m. daily.
Pittsburg express, l:l5 p. m, except sun
day. ,
From New York. Philadelphia, Balu-
more, Washington and PlttspurS' 4o'"o d.
N. and 1870 y. m. daily. c..
Pittsburg mail. l2l5 p. M, except suns
day, and ESQ p. m. daily
TRANS-OHIO DIVISION.
For Columbus. Chicago and the west
1875 H. m and 1928 p. m, daily. 90,
Columbus. Cincinnati and 81. LOUIS lV'h
a. m. and ll:4O =. m. daily.
St. Clairsyillc accommoda ton, 100 d. III
and 3:25 p. M, except Sunday;
Saudusky mail. 1870 q. m. d9ly.
Cambridge accommodation, 400 a. NJ
except Sunday. .,
From Chicago, 1:lj a. n. and HOO n. M
daily. .-,
From S. Louis Cincinnati and Column
bus. 5.0j a. ia. ana 900 p. m. GulE.
St ClairsVille accommodation. LOU a. m
and 1880 p. m. except sunday.
Sandusky mail. 5:Uj p. m. 1oily.
Cambridge accommodation, 80 p H.
except Sunday. ,..-,.,r,-
Manager Of Pass tHgcr Traffic.
y LAM. y u Agt.. NJ Heeliug, W. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-31

BALTIMORE. May 29.-Flour, dun and
ports f. barrels.
Wheat. frmer; spot. 72i2c bid receipts.
S-V5 bushels. exports, none; southern
wheat by sample. SeQN3c.
sQ0Egi, c: steamer mixed. 26%4 d26fsc; re
csipts 1923 bushels; exports. l,S69 bush
els: southern white corn, 3Si2c; do yellow,
35c
oats. white firm: mixed, easy; No .
white. S42Ni.c: receipts. 1908 bushels.
Rye steady; No. western S9lec: re-
ceipts. 27S17 bushels; exports, 5000 bush
els.
Hay. steady: choice timothy. $40 jQ414 90.
Butter, steady and unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-31

For Piltsburg. 7:10 a. m. daily.
Pittsbdrg express. 11j p. m, except sun
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-28

our9 @rceie Der5Dgert, ia gang unb gar oer=
eitelt tperoen tann, 9as @Dlt 1T guten Dr.
9umenten fsts augdngIi9 unb einem Reoner,
Der ben rt9tigen Son an3uI9lagen mnb bic
2eute bon ieinen guten Ql6ii9ten urb Der
@brli@teit ieiner @ori9ldge gu iiber5eugen
peiB, fdat es ME f4psr, Die @Oltsieeie gu
paden.
@benio un9ere6t pte feige aber 1T es, bic
2ebe> lnb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 l~iitirel.
Der gttrgermeiiter BON poca6pntas ioqte
an ben pranger 9eiteGt perben uno SpDe=
reign bsrbient in bieiem Sale uniere Gpnl=
patbie, ni8t aber ~rnferen Spot.
Der 9orfaa in 9Dcabuntas 1T ia an tn5
fir fi9 gang unbeoeuteno, bas DerleBte
erfainngsprin3tp aber Iolte
i'm gan5en 2anoe einsn lauten proteit berpur@
rllfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-28

les BARN -febr 8ieGes = gegen ben Stri9.
Mber Der lnrube Der 9ei9Gftspelt unb
Der Noitation tpirb babur9 elm gnbe genla9t
Derben. 11niere &aufGeute uno S~abritanttu
tperben cine einigermaBen fefte Bats baben,
auf Der lie ibre 8ere9nungen anite1en IONS
men. Oer algemeinen nn1t9erbeit tpirn Elm
@efiibl Der Si9erbeit folgen, unb bus ipirD
ba5u ~beitragen, benz bur9 bic befieren preiie
%unferer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @~raeugnifIe ge>
pGbrleiitetenMuH9tpung einen t"petteren frdfe
tigen StoB gu geben.
3peifelsobne baben 9ieienigen as9t,
peIhe %lbebaupten, baB Der Nuff9pung au9
getommen tpGre o6ne ben ne1en Sarif. Nber
nllr, ipenn feline @gitdtion bafir bugeipeIen
pGre. Seit lie bd mar, mubte tie ~not6penoi=
ger @eiie benz Qufi@tpung ben 8eg Der=
legen unb mir %pifen, tpie erfolgrei9 ite IS
getban, unb pie ieber 8erIu9 our 8~efferung
bur9 bic 8efpr9niB, Der @pngreB m0ge eineu
Stri9 bur9 bic &e9nung MAIDEN, tpieber
eritidt tpDrben 1T. Nun Sober peiB, tporcu
er lit, fdIt bie1er @runb gum &iidgange fort,
unb einem Seben itebt Elm freies 5eGb often
our 8etbdtigung ieiner RrGfte.
9et9t tpegen ibres Snbalts unb i6rer gen=
beng, fonbern neil tie uns einen feften 8obeu
gum Wirtbi9afteu gepdbrt, begriiBen mir
Die Nnnabme Der Sarifs8iG unb sebeu uns
Der 9offnung bin, baB bas ameritanii@e
8oIt aus ben @rfabrunsen Der leBten feds
Sabre enoli9 bic Qebre gef6Opft bat, baB 10
getpaltlame Ienoerungen, pie Der lm=
f9pung pom g~emdBigten Sarif Der M9t5iger
Sabre gum Mc&inlepz9arif, bon Dieiem gum
8ilfons9 orman<Sar unb bon bieiem lpies
Der ieBt gum 0tnglep=Sarif, iebe tpirtblGaft=
li6e 8Iiitbe tniden unb Ruin i'm 9efolge
baden miiien. Sp baB, penn ii9, pie es
pbne 3Deifel ipirb, Die Notbpenbigfeit Ser
Nbdnberung au9 biefes Sarifs b~eraustsut,
es lungfam, bprii9tig unb i'm @tnaelnen gez
i4ebe. uno nt3t bas gan5e tpirtb19aftli6e
2eben in MitIeibenf9aft ge5osen nsrbs.
8ir miifen mad unb nab BON ben Monoz
pol5Oaen unb Der 8eDor5ugung ein5elner Suz
buitrien auf einen bas gan5e inbutriene
2eben bes 2anoes glei9ndBig f4iibenoen
3oG tommen. 4ber mir birfen es nt9t nit
etnem 93lage molten. nno mir boffen not
INNER, baB ii9 mod tpdbrenb Der ieBigea
Nbminiitration bic G%rfenntntB burbrinSen
tpirO, baB bic Carthage Der Politit emit
riidt tperben muB, unb baB mir elmer iuGz
Der tdnbigsn 8 arif@ gommifiiOn be-
oiirfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-28
@eime 0eIS.Gpmtmtfffom.

Der prdifbent Fat benz gongfeB OR Sboz
resldluB bic 8otI6aft %gefanbt, porin ct bic
@rnennung elmer @ommi1iipn 3ur Geaelunq
Der Selbfrage empfieblt. @ber Der gdnse
Son Oiefer 8otf@uft 3eigt, baB fem 9er3
ntht Bel Der Sa4e if, buB er i6r feline groBe
8eoeutung beilegt, unb baB er fi6 nur elmer
ii%bernommenen lditigen pfli9t 6at entieoiz
gen polfen. 9enn fe 1T labm uno rntbe6rt
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benS auf ben @egenitanb unb ieber spirtli6en
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