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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
NEWSPAPER MEN AT BILTMORE.

The reports in yesterdays papers about the re-
fusal of George w Vanderbilt's English caretaker
10 allow the newspaper men who accompanied
President Mckinley to enter Biltmore until the
President had demanded that they be treated In
the same manner the rest of his party was the
subject OF comment among Mr.. Nanderbts
MIR Vanderbilt Is In Europe" said Horace c.
Du Val. 'aud knew nothing abou; Mr.. McKney's
visit. and, to the sneering remarks about news
papers which the person In charge OF the place
attributed to Mr.. Vanderbilt. why. 1t is simply
Ridiculous"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
COLONEL ABERNETHY RESIGNS.
THE COMMANDER OF THE FOURTH REGIMENT
RELATIONSHIPS HIS OFFICE AFTER
LONG SERVICE.

Colonel Hugh II. Abernethy. of the 4th Regiment.
~ G., N. j.. stationed In Jersey City, last evening
informed the officers Of the regiment that he had
sent his resignation to General =. f. Wanscr. OF
the First Brigade, accompanied by request that
he should be relieved with the brevet rank to
which he is entitled by reason OF his long service.
Colonel Abernethy also complimented the officers
and the regiment upon the high standard the or
Ranization had attained The resignation Will bo
forwarded to Governor Griggs Colonel Abernethy
has been a member OF the regiment since April 5,
He became the commanding officer OF the regiment
In l&a2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
MAX BLUM on TRIAL FOR ARSON.

Max Blum. seventy years old. placed on trial
before Justice Fursman, In the Criminal Branch OF
the Supreme Court. yesterday morning. for arson
In the third degree. second offence. The old man
is accused OF having fred the building No. SIs Broad
way the evening OF August "A. 1884 II was oc-
cupied by Rosner 4 Steinlauf, fur dealers There
was insurance for $1,000 the place. and the
insurance company paid $1,000. The principal WITT
ness against Blum Is Morris Schoenholz, who Isl
now convict In Sing Sing Prison. jury was OBJ
tanned yesterday. and the case will 60 on to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
AN INTERESTING DECISION.
,,crrrr cAyNoR HOLDS THAT THERE is REM
EpY FOR NUISANCE AUTHORIZED
BY THE LEGISLATURE

Justice Gaynor in the Supreme Court. has given
n decision granting an Injunction restraining the
village Of New-Brghton Staten Island. from per-
,r,t,ny any more stenches TO come from a cremator
which the village maintains for the destruction OF
garbage and ofai within the corporate limits. The
lin WAS brought by Philip T. Kobbe and others
as taxpayers, and interesting question OF the con-
s,,tu,,onal rights OF citizens Is involved justice
Gaynor says in his opinion;
.. q, contended for the defendant that. as II Is
authorized by statute TO maintain erema50f S %d dal
S,e Of garbage dead bodies and offal indVid-
vals damaged by It's use are without rsdres rs
s SmaSiess for injury done TO their property by
nnisanca authorized by the Legislature. 40 not
49, .h,s IL So whether the authorized use De
inlIo or private one. II Is often correctly sad
Kat that which the law authorizes cannot be null
SaS . p,, This has reference only 10 Indictment or
. White prosecution abate II. II has not ana
Cannot, have reference 70 the properly rights OF IN
tiyi0ual6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
A BREWERS UNION ROBBED.

Beer Brewers Union No. /. a labor organiza-
ton. has been robbed OF 1874 25 According to a
statement issued by Charles Pommer. the secre-
tary yesterday the money disappeared In a mys-
FERROUS way from the safe. II was evidently taken
by some one who was familiar with the the comb-
nation man whom Pommer suspects has been
missing for week. or the money stolen. 1854 %
belonged to the out-of-work fund OF the union and
$40 10 OF the members. who had given II to
the secretary to put In the safe for him. The sec
rotary has agreed 10 pay the $a0 out of his own
pocket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
TIE ASSESSORS ACTION TO BE TESTED.
v,esr NATIONAL. BANK WILL TRY THE LEGALITY
OF THE INCREASED VALUATION OF
rank SHARES,

The action of the Board OF Assessors IN increas-
,.,uat,on of bank shares will be tested in
.ss c,,,rts. On Monday afternoon Group NO OF
the state Bankers Association met at the Brook
,vn sank and considered the action OF the AS
SCISSORS In ell its bearings. committee OF seven
teen was appointed to consider the subject.
Tai, COMMITTEES held its first meeting yesterday
:. 20. dacided 20 test the ruling OF the AS
49, . at once. The First National Bank. OF
SSsicI, John @. Jenkins s president wss desis-
,it,ee has already engaged counsel Tor the pur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
FUNERAL or DIR. ". r. LDSK.
HOST OF OLD FRIENDS AND COMRADES
GATHER ABOUT HIS BIER.

The funeral of DR.. William Thompson Lusk. the
president OF Bellevue Hospital Medical Col
lege, who died at his home No Al East Thirty
fourth-st on Saturday. from apopexy. was held
yesterday at All Souls Church. Madison-ave. ana
Sixty-sxth-st Relatives and friends Of the late
doctor well members OF the Loyal Legion.
OF the 18th Regiment OHghIanders) and of the
Medical Society Of :he County OF New-York al.
most filled the church. The old battle-hag under
prominent place near the nower-bestrewn , nm.
In charge of Colonel John s. Ellison, Major charles
Burns. Kaen Van Rensselaer,, Dr. @. Grant: Jo-
seph Stewart and James Mclean, of George Wash
inEton Post No. l03. G. A. r.. OF which the doctor
was ~ membe-. The services were conducted oy
the Rev. Dr. d. Parker Morgan, of the CHURCH OF the
Heavenly Rest assisted by the Rev. DIR. Greer, OF
St Rarthoomew's Church; the Rev. DIR. Hall and
the Rev. Or. a. NJ Henshaw. Of Newburg. The
burial was in Woodlawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
DISPOSITION or MAD DOGS BODIES

The Health Board yesterday amended Section y
OF the Code 80 that In place OF mad dog. or sup
posed mad dog. being killed and buried not less
than three feet under ground and not within Loo
feet of any residence the dog shall be disposed OF
BY the Board OF Health. In other words. the Board
OF Health Is to be informed when the dogs Are
killed, and the carcasses are to be sent to the
Health Department Laboratory. a..
The Board appointed hfty physicians. VINO WV
constitute the summer corpA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
ALL ARE RECOVERING.
VICTIMS OF THE VALLEY STREAM ACCIDENT
DOING WELL IN ST. JOHNS HOSPITAL.

The nbvsicians Of ST. Johns Hospital reported last
night that all the four victims Of the Valley Stream
accident who are still under treatment there are re-
covering Walter Welbrock. the only young man
in the group and perhaps the most seriously injured
snrvIvor is doing especially we'll His consutu-
fional Condition is perfect and his broken bones are
setting rapidly. He will not be able 70 leave the
hospital for a long time ,
The women stu at the hospital are MIS- Andrps;
Miss Bertsch and Miss Stevens. All are improving
rsnidiy and will In course OF time be able 10 leave
Tie hospital IN good physical condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
HALL OF RECORDS PLANS.

MIR. THOMAs'S SCHEME APPROVED BY THE
BOARD OF ESTIMATE.
The Board OF Estimate yesterday adopted the
plans OF John r. Thomas for the Hall OF
Records. with the notifications in the front eleva-
ton proposed by the committee. composed OF Pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16

a cousin OF the President Of Costa Rica; Cresantc
Fernandez, cashier OF the Bank OF Costa Rica:
Prospero Chalain. the proprietor Of a hotel at
Port Limon; Alesandro Stuart and Francesca Car
roto, all OF whom are brought here to give tesu-
mony in the extradition proceedings.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-01
oil. FOR
c. |. Daughtreg'S New Family Grocery,

New sture and all new and fresh goods
Just opehed. Prices TO suit the times
Give him call. Don't forget the place
tho Parker CID stand. sc9-lm
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-01
Specials for To-Day.

Now Is the time for Pickling and wo
have some genuine Old Apple Ctdar Vine
ear Don't run the risk of spelling your
pickles. hut get something that you know
Will keep them.
Our Vermont Creamery Butter is fine ms
can he bought. only 2ic We will offer n
limited time only Il genuine whole Bean
lava Coffee for only 25c per Dound Gan
YOU duplicate the price? Both phones
1910. e. w. lUDGINS & CO.
500 Crawford street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-01
OYSTERS BY PLATE OR MEASURE,

We have opened the place No 227 Coun-
ty street. whore Mr.. John Drcwry kept,
and Will keep on hand the best or Lynn
haven. Horn Harbor and all other grades
of oysters. which we will supply by plate
or measure.
Se5-Im HURST G EASS
FOR SALE-Residcncc aSl Columbia
street, known as the Larcrcn property:
eight rooms. ciStern water: lot 40 feet
front: 5000 cash: s, 200 In ten years time:
payable as rent monthly w, j. ROIAN,
NAN, 300 Court street sc5-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-01

Night school at Southern Shorthand
and Business University. Opens Mon
day. October 9TH Call at University,
Haddington Building, for particulars.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-01

Csc. for mosquito nets; s2.9S for $500
rattan rocker; dinner and tea sets and
lamps cheap at J. S. Crawford's Furni-
tuIe and CARPET House.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-01
PORTSMOUTH IT,.
NOTICE,

Owing TO tho heavy pressure OF adds
n greater portion of tho Portsmouth
local Will BIO r'und on tho 9th pagc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-01
PORTSMOUTH ADv'S.

FOR RENT-House No 3G7 Fourth street,
containing rooms, city water, ETC.; PCS
session given October 1st. Apply to IL.
M. SMITH, Holiday street. se29-3t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-01
BRESLAUER 81 ANTHONY,
TOUGH AND FINE AND BETWEEN !!

We have all sorts of Clothes from toughest and rough
est to finest each for its proper USE and each at its poper
price. We careful about the fit Of our cheap Clothes
as we are of our finest ones
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-01
RENTS COLLECTED.

This office is prominently located, and
secures Inc iirst call from persons desir-
Ing To rent houses, thus getting the best
tenants.
We also mako larger returns than any
other agency. and will submit copies OF
reports for the past fourteen years 10
prove this assertion. =
PLACE your rent roll where YOU will
get tho largest return.
JOHN L. WATSON.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-01

CONTINUED on Sixth Page.)
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-01

The fall styles Halves hats can now
he seen at our store.
w. Z. VIRNELSON & co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-01
SURPRISE SHOE SALE,

Everyone that can reach our store
should come to-day. All Shoes mt about
SHOE" best workingman's shoe ever
made at sl.25, worth s2.0o. Solid Lcnther
HrcSans, worth $l.75 ut 800: Mems 81. 80
line Shoes, Sl.50; Ladies' Sl.25 Button
Shoes. 9Sc.; $500 Button Shoes, SIPS: La
dies Lace Shoes. extra fine. only sl.45;
BOYS Sl.0O Shoes, lac: Childrens' 75c
Shoes, 49c. All 1oc. Stockings and Socks
&C. Best working Shirts made at l9c and
25r.
SHR1ER'S UPTOWN BARGAIN HOUSE
High street, corner Green
l.. SERlER, Manager a5-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-01

I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE
bond required of the above named
commissioner In the above entitled cause
SeeO-tdS Clerk,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-01
Crash hats. all sizes
CHARLES r. wELTON G. CO.

Our opening sale Of Underwear will
commence this morning, when we will
be pleased to show you a selected stock
Of Ladies, Gents and Children's Under
wear at popular prices. A. J. Phillips,
No 302 High street, under Oxford Hall.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-01

FOR RENTING. 800 High street for the
nast eleven years, occupied by DR.. II.
Y. Duerson as dental office and resi-
dence; oldest stand in the city. Apply
to p. c. BROOKS, eX., Portsmouth, Va.
oc1-1w
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-07
Nferitaucr uuo NufbaA5ptcl

81 r D., 2. San. 9as SUB
SnbianiQaplab. gu @egnern batten
bal : Seam" Der Staatsuntperlitat
BON MiKourt ipielte AM Dienitaa cuf
benz SnbianiQaplab. 3u Gssrern
butten Die genonnten @pieler oas
Seam" Der @taatsuniperlitGt BON
Seyas. @iner Der Spieler, Namens
Suder, murbe i'm &iiden uno am 6olz
1e, in Tolge zines TuBtrttts, ernltltd
perlebt. Die meritanti@en SageblGtz
ter perurtbeilen bus Tubbaa1ptel ais
brutal unb dubern lire Nn1i6t babin,
bab bic romanii4e Rai1s 81 beiRbliiz
tts lei, UNI an benz @piele nit Ser
itdnbnib tbeil3unebmen. 6uBbaQ TT
bier ettpa5 Neues; aber es 1T niht
pabr1deinli9 bab ii4 bas @ptel
bier etnbirqert.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-07

Mpraeu bic Sbiiren nt4t tpieber. SOL
aenbe Nptis tpar an Der 1bir ansee
I9lasen: "Dte 9irettoren oteier 8ant
baden iib enti&loKen, bieielbe ntdt
INSTRUMENTATION unb baben cine &C.
19dftsiibertrasun9 an 9enrp g. But
ler porgenommen. Die D%trettoren
murben gu bieiem beoauernswertben
S9ritt g%eotpungen, UNI einen 'pabrz
14einliden Mniturm auf bic 8ant auz
porautommen, Der ben S9luB Der
8ant %er5tpunsen baben wiirbe. SIN
:cr Gtaot an tetten Gamitag uerbreis
tete Na@ri9ten iber ben angeblt9
I9lpatben @tanb ber 8ani unb bic
unfabigtcit. bic in Der Bant oeponirz
ten @elber iofort gu realiiiren, BE-
i@leunieten unferen 8eI&lub. Wir
iperben Mni trengungen MAIDEN, bus
@e19Gft tpieber aufounebmen, unb iez
benz Deponenten fein @elb in @oa
aus3ubeoablen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-07
Bciuobc 0clOuht.

@raton, Wis., %. 9eoember.-
Mus @raftpn, elmer tleinen @ta6t an
Der Milpautee Nortbern 8abn, ni9t
tpeit bon Plpmoutb, tommt bic telez
grapbi19e Na4ri9t, bab oa1elblt Elm
taltblutiger Mprb periibt tpurbe. Sobn
6elmes, elm 80 Sabre alter Wnlleoler
unb Tarmer purbe Don einein Nagaz
bunben init Numen 5eroinano $50
gentne9t geidoNen. 3tpei 8ugeln
brangen in ben &opf unb cine bur@
ben 6Qls. Ser 3uitanb oes Wertpunz
oeten lit 6oHnungslos. Ser W0roer
ersrif bic Tlu4t, tpuroe ober BON elmer
pofe bon Tarmern einsebolt unb emit:
ging nit Mi6e einem 2pn4geriht.
Giniee taltbliitige 5armer bel4pt3z
tisten jebod bic aufsersgte Menge. Der
M9rber nurbe na9 Der Sail in Yort
Wa1hinQton iiberfubrt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-07

tpas i'm bermaben in S4reden pers
Iebte, oob ct ipie Elm 8e1e1ener 1einer
Wobmuns aulief. @lsbolo bate it@
bic Nodridt bon benz punoerbaren
GreianiNe in Der Na9barl9aft per-
breitet unb cine Mnoabl 2elte berob
li6 an Ort unb Stele, mo- tie inoeB
peiter ni9ts fanoen, ais einen mdhtle
qen, adbnenben @palt. IS muroe
nun Elm &rabnen berbeige1haHt, uber
Der Osfnuns aufseitelt uno Elm mll.
tbiaer iunger Jarmer, Numsns Geo1
Morrilon, mittellt zines Strttss bin:
aboelaNen. lleber 3wetbunoert SUP
Sell puroe abgetpidelt, ebe Morrt1on
auf fe1ten 8pben truf. gr fano oann
ben tooten Saul auf elmer 6elsplatte
lieaen, bic 1id ols Elm @oriprung elmer
qroBen 6Dble ermies. Morriion CAB
oann tpieper Elm 3eiden, bab man thm
mebr Spielraum geben uno i'm metter
binabloi7 fen 1ole, bod nadoem e. 80
fSuB peiter in bic Siefe porgeorun9en,
ding Der @trid gu @noe, ebe Morrt1on
Sen 8ooen Der 90ble erreidte. Sci
men Mus1oeen na9 mub bic 90bls
minbeltens 800 SUB tief fem uno limb
bic @Gnce nit glikernben GrpitaQen
boedt. Sic erltredt iif tief unten tn
n0rbli@er Midtun9 burh 2ager DON
feitem Telsgeitein uno man b0rt aut
tbrem @runbe beutli4 oas Yldt14srn
fliebenoen WaNers, 10 bab ii@ bort
permutb(i6 Elm unterirot14er Strom
BON ntdt unbeoeutenber Musoebnr11g
befnDet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-07
0aS 4etcbbMd) NllartG'S eeS
Hmeiteu.

Man i6reibt aus Maorio: Sunait
besab 1i9 cine aus ben 9erren Tranz
cisco Garoenas, pater Sta unb Danz
pila beitebenbe gommtKion Der "Mcaz
bemia be Siitoria", Der ii& 6err
Ganppas bel GaitiQo als pra1loent
anseI4loiIen, in ben palai unb uberz
eab Der RDnigtn : Reeentin bus erite
@remplar bes bonn senannten gelebrz
ten Sn1titlte be1orgten Mboruds bes
beriibmten @eieBbu4es oes Mlartd.
Dieter Mlari9 1T nidt gu pertped1eln
nit benz @otbentOnis, oer 400 in
Stalien EMBRACE unb 41O bel Sd en5a
ltarb, be3iebun9smeiie i'm 8uiento
bearaben parb, %~mGbrenb nod bic
Sugenbloden feline S@ultern blonb
umgaben". infer Mlari4 mar So
Mig Der ipanif4en Weft9otben uno
berri9te uber Spanien unb @ubz
frantrei9 gu Mnfang bes 1eh1ten
ssSabrbunberts. 9ur9 ben Reatsge=
lebrten @oiric lieb ct Elm aus ben
@regorianii den, 9ermo9enianti4en
unb Sbeooolianii&en Gobices GUAM
m]engetragenes @eiebbu& in sotbil&er
@pra9e p%erfaf1en unb in ieinem gam
3en @eide in &raft ieben. 9ie(es
@elebbu9 murbe am 2. Tebruar SOC
in elmer in Mtre abeebaltenen Der
iammlung BON 8ii40fen uno Nota=
beln sutgebeiben. 9ie ein5tge 9anoz
16rift, bic BON biei lem mertlpiirotgen
Gober iibrig s%eblieben lit, befanb i@
i'm Mrdip Der &otbebrale in 2eon
uno murbe bort por eini9en sSahren
pom Diterrei@t19en 9iitoriter @bolf
Seer, Der bebufs l1nteriu@ung mittelz
alterlider gobiees na9 Spanien re-
tommen mar, entoedt. Die "@caoez
mica be 9titoria" bei4loB 1ofort, bic
6eraus9abe bes %mert6pollen Wertes
gu peranlaKen. @enannte 9anbz
i4rtft lit bic dlteite ber fpanii4en Ut
tunben, bic btslang tetanrt 1inb. Die
Musgabe umfabt 214 Seiten, tpe'too=
tbii@en Sertes nebit ieiner ueberieBz
una uno elmer @orrebe in lateini'her
@pra&e, in Der bic auberoroentli@e
8ebeutung bes Wertes, bas f9erli4
bic Mufmertiamteit ber @elebrten auf
ii4 3ieben pirb, berporgeboben ptro.
Die l1eberfebung bes meitgotbi'@en
Series in's 2ateinii 4e purbe BON
benz berporragenben paldogranhen
Sdus Muno3 belor9t unb nabm
amet Sabre in Mnipru@. @n Der
6%erausgabe arbeiteten ferner @pra&z
unb @e19i4tsf orl&er, mie MenenDe3
pelopo, 6ita, 9inoiola, &abap Dell
Qabo u. q. NIT
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-07

- Mus benz Beri9te, pelfen bic
@tienbabncommiiiion bes @taates
Oregon benz @ouperneur eritattet
bat, ergiebt fi4, bab felt bier Sabren
teine ein3i9e in beiagtem @taate gelez
qene @i1enbabn 9tptoenoen beaahlt
bat. Sic Oregon @ailpap C Napiz
CATION 60. ionie Die Oregon C Calf
Fornia 8abn boben i'm lebten 6istalz
iabr NIT einem Def3it abgei4lohen,
ipel9es 1i9 fir bic lebtgenannte 8abn
auf 1907 ,975 pro 1895 II. auf $685.
O98 fir bas Sabr 1896 belduft. Sie
Oregon &ailipap G Noptgdtton Cont
PAM batte i'm Sabre 1894 ein1hlieB B.
li9 Der Ya9t9eloer unb @teuern etn
. i3it BON $2,33333,395 SIM Sabre
1890 beliefen iib bic 8ruttoeinnabmen
Der @ele4f@aft auf $2,640,112, bic
8etriebstoiten auf $1,621, 713, iooab
an Mettoeinnabmen $1,018,395 perz
blieben. 9ie Oregon 1entral & Ga
ftern 8abn BEL inoet ii9 ebenfaQs in
iibler Gage. IS 1inb n~euerotngs $780,
900 fir @erbeHerungen perausgabt
tporben, bod baben bic NntGufer Der
8abn nod feinerlei Musli4ten, BON
benz angele9ten @eloe audi nur einen
Sent 3urUd5uperlangen. Srob ote}er
ungiinitigen @erbdltni1e bat es bic
Observation-Disclosures peritanz
ben, cine &eouttion oer Tradtraten
burhauieRen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-07
Trtu,e0in uno Yi8euner.

Wten, 80. Deg. Der @eiger So
bann Ri3o, Der 2ppus zines 3tgeuz
ners, {9lant getpa&ien, nit pehz
19par3em 9aar unb buntlen brennenz
ben Mugen, uno bic prtn5el1in bon
Gbimap uno Garaman, betanntl1f)
cine Qeborene Waro aus Detroit, melz
4e i6ren @atten bes 3igelners meaen
p%erlalen bat, linb in Stu6lmeibenburg
eingetroHen uno in einem bortisen 9oz
tel abeeitiegen. Mi3o er5Gblte au4 hem
bortigen Stabtbauptmann, tpie 1tf o1e
prin3e1iin in i'm perliebt bat. Gr be-
~ftreitet inbeB, bab iie gemein1am "'hoz
ben 1eien. Ma4bem bic prtroel1ln tbz
rem @atten perlaNen, ba6e lie pielnebr
nod (Gngere 3eit in 8riihel perneilt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-07
Durd3 Die &e@el 8e3o8en.

2oMbon, 20. Dea. Cine Brittle
Ter Depef@e Der 9ailp Mail 1agt. oaB
am Greitas in Der Rammer BEL Der
Mbitimmung iiber bic 3tpiliite oes
@rafen bon Tlanbern, 9err @anberz
pelbe es betlagte, oab Der @raf auf
ieinem @@iebitano i'm 9%ertogentpalo
Deuti@e angeiteqt babe. Dies fubrts
3u einem ausemeinen io5taliltii9en
MngriF au1 bas pripatleben oes @raz
fen uno bra9te einen Mufrubr in Der
&ammer 6erpor. Ser praiioent mubz
te bic SiBung aufbeben. Ser Rorrez
1ponbent 1agt tpeiter: Die @c5ialilten
brobten, auf bic Mntlage mts0er 5urldz
3utommen unb babel AUDI ~Gleopatra
Sic 3peite" 6erbei3u3ieben, tpomtt tie
5eigen, bab Tie audi a1lf bas &0nt9z
tbum ab3ielen. (9amit miro aut e1nt
5Gn3erin in Paris a%nge1ptelt.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-07
Yrof. HaIb tn Moth.

8erltn n, 2. San. Hubolpb Talb,
ber @rinber Der rtritii9en Sage,
pegen beren CT pielfa4 lG@erli4 &C.
madt morben 1T, i'm iibrigen aber Elm
bebeutenber @elebrter uno anertannz
te Mutorit6t in @rbbebenz6ra9en, be-
finbet ii9 in bitteriter Notb. Cine
Mn5abl berporra9enber Mdnner, ba<
runter prof. &ubolpb @ir4ow, Der
bet Wtener timber IitGt, PrDf.
@etnii4, ber Wiener Yrof. Der Meoiz
gin @4rDtter, wel4er elmer Der Ner5@
te mar, bic &atier 6rteort9 in ieiner
&rantbeit bebanoelt batten, oann oer
iteiri54e Di@ter &oiegger baben jebt
einen @ufruf 5ur unteritiibung
Talb's erlaKen. Sn benz elben De1Bt
es, bab 6alb feit ben le5ten Sabrcn
an elmer unbeilbaren @udenmartsz
arantbeit leibet unb ii9 iebt nit
Trau unb flint &inoern i'm bitteriten
@lenb befinbet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-07
7aS 3ric0Siptel.

Berlin n, 2 San. Dos nd9tjabriz
&c &at1erman0per niro, 10 TT beretts
fe1t9e{teut, in ben Reidslanoen 1tattz
inben. Die peiten @e(Gnoe D1tlt9
BON benz 6eitungs3entrum MeB 1tno
als @@auplab bieier 9roben militartz
19en uebung ausge1u4t poroen. uno
bie1er ~&rteg i'm Srieoen" foQ NIT
Mufbteten zines groBen militdri14en
Mpparats in @5ene 9eiebt merben.
Mie betannt 9eseben miro, tperoen
AUDI &0nig Mlbert bon @a4fen uno
@robber3og Triebri@ bon 8aben ben
Man0pern beipobnen. Mls 9auptz
quarter 1T bas felt 1890 i'm 8eftg
@ilbelm bes 3meiten befinolt4e totz
lerli4e @@loB, urpiqe bel MeB be-
ittmmt nprben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-07
Wah @eict 0cbra@t.

Berlin, 80. DEG. Der Yrem1erz
lieutenant b. 8riifepiB, pelaer ben
Me9aniter Siebmann IN &arlsru9e
i'm SAFE S%annbGuier eritoden bat unb
iid in Inter u4ungszM rreit bef1noet,
lit oie1er Sage BON &arlsrube na@ oe1
fyeNung Weiel iiberfibrt tporben. Gs
1T bies auf ieinen etgenen Mun1@ &C.
1heben. Sic NptoritGt, tpel4e er erz
balten, Fat bic Neu9ieroe auf GET a@elt'
Menn CT i'm 6pfe bes l1nter1u&ungsz
gefdngniHeS promenirte, ri4teten it'd
auf i'm aug ben umliegenoen 9dulern
uno BON 1on1tigen bDber gelegenen
SGu1ern Der cine grobe &n3abl Sperrz
c(G3er.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-07
weitcrc Sediments

Gbtca9o, %. 9e3. Die Mtlaa
Rational 8ant BON @bicaso bat BE-
f@lofen, ibre 3ablunsen ein3uiteQen,
unb oos Clearing 6oustomite entz
i4teb tn elmer @pe3ialibuns, bab bic
pereintgten 8anten Der @tabt bag
@elb aufbrin9en miirben, u1n bic Dez
pofitoren auf 9eQer unb Yfennt9 ausz
5~ube5abben. Ser n0tbise 8etra9 pirb
auf ungefabr 100000 anseee6en.
&an{as @itp. %. Sea. Sic
McGop Banning 60. bon sSnbepenz
bence, Mo., nabm cine freimiQige Ser
MISUNDERSTANDING Dor.
Mef@ upertor I, %. De3ember,
Die 8ant bon Weft Superior, bic al
teite 8ant Der umsesenb, 0Fnete beut.