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Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-20
italian Deputy Slain.

ROME, May 19.-In the Chamber of Depu-
ties today the president, signor Villa, read a
dispatch from Ricotti Garibaldi the leader
of the Italian volunteers in Greece, saying
that Signor Frattl a member of the Italian
Chamber of Deputies, and one of the Italian
volunteers. had been killed in a brilliant
fight in which the Garib lldiln columns pls ye |
a noble part. The president then eulogized
Signor Fratti, saying that the late deputy
died for the great cause of independence
of a nation. His remarks were greeted with
cheers.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-20
sultnn Acts PROMPTLY.

BERLIN, May 19.-The Frankfort zeitung
today says that on receipt of the czar's
dispatch the sultan, before comforting with
the council of minister's telegraphed to Ed
hem Pasha the Turkish commander in Thes-
sally, ordering him to stop the further ad-
vance OF Turkish troops operating against the
Greeks, and also replied to the dispatch Of
the czar saying he was happy to fulfil his
wish
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-20
FRAMING A REPLY TO THE PORTE.

Ambassadors of Powers VIII Come
Back with Counter Proposals.
PARIS, May 19.-It was semi Officially
stated this afternoon that the ambassadors
of the powers at Constantinople are prepar-
ing counter proposals to the reply received
from the last note to the Turkish govern
ment. These counter proposals will serve as
the basis for the preiminaries of peace ne
gotiations and will be discussed and settled
by the powers and the Turkish government.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-20
CUBANs HAVE WAR SHIPS READY.
Only Waiting far Recognition of
Belligcrcncy.

belligercncy.
CHICAGO, May ia special from New
York says: Behind the movement for the
passage of the Cuban belligerency resolution
is solemn pledge made by the Cuban junta
to its most active supporters in congress that
four effective men-of-war flying the Cuban
flag are only awaiting this, recognition to
take to the sea- These vessels IL Is declared,
will be obtained in England and 1t is as
fected by which they win be manned, thor
oughly equipped and be ready to sail the very
day. day the belligerency Of the qubans is recog-
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-20
QUESTIONS CONSULAR FIGURES.

Havana Newspaper Says There Are
Few Suffering Americans I'm Cuba.
HAVANA, May 19.--La Lucha edltorially
impeaches the accuracy of the consular re-
ports as to the distress Of Americans in
Cuba. upon which President MGKinleys spe'
cial message to congress was based. and
questions whether there are actually 600 hun
CRY Americans in the island. The paper adds.
But now that congress has voted the $50 900
there will soon be 6.000 alleged starving
Americans anxious to figure in the consular
disbursements"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-20
Thanks for Edhem Pasha.

CONSTANTINOPLE, May 19.-The sultan
has telegraphed his congratulations to Ed
hem Pasha and the Turkish troops and asked
him for a list Of those who distinguished
themselves in the advance to Domokos in Or
der that he may reward them.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-20

try, but the fierce combat ragged on unin-
terrupted and with undated vigor
Toward 9 o'clock The Greeks. having gal
lantly held their entrenchments against SUI
perior forces aud having given proof OF the
greatest courage, deserving OF all praise be-
gan to slacker-their fire. The firing OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-20

the battle renected the greatest credit on the
Greeks and 1t was in no way discreditabIe
to the Turks. The loss OF the Turks during
tho days fighting was quite heavy and It is
not believed the Greeks lost as many men
as the Turks. But 1t Is impossible to obtain
accurate figures on the subject
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-20

II ceased altq IN both sides.
While tho : Is in progress there was
strong mo = forward on the Turkish
right intenf.- : outhank the Greek left
But the Turi 1mander at that point was
too slow aq lowed a whole division to
be stopped - sw Greek batteries. which
inflicted hf : ses ON the Turkish forces,
On the OF : a, the Turkish artillery on
the left Of ionnan line which had been
pushed II IS by way OF the Mains, sue
cceded - tx back the Greek right
nearly q kos. Taking 1t in all, and
oil nrG - r.,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-20

pallng it today. Mr.. Lindsay argued that
the time foreshadowed by President McKin-
ley's message when Intervention should be
necessary had come. The question was not
whether the United States should recognize
beligerency, but whether it should not go
further to prevent the utter devastation OF
tho island
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-20

Death Penalty for Train Wreckers.
NEW YORK. May 19.-Governor Black to-
day signed the bill providing tine death pen
atty for trainwreckers who cause death.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-20

Continued on Third Page.)
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-20

II was shortly after 1 o'clock yesterday
afternoon that Henry Bolln was
placed under arrest at his home
by couple OF sherlf's deputies
He at once quietly proceeded with them 70
the court house. He was escorted TO the
sherih's office and given over to the care OF
Deputy Lewis Greebe He selected a COM
Portable arm chair near the center window
and picking up the mornings copy OF The
Bee interes ted himself in its local news until
the arrival OF his attorneys.
To a Bee reporter he said: 81 wieh TO say
nothing at all at this time | have just tele-
phoned TO my attorneys and expect they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18

Rehu,. Mary 10 Henry Karst and wie: =
f4oth- st. leo n e Of courtia ndt,,ave yea"
Seaman Helen NJ 10 james Henderson,
2Ith- Al 100 n e Of 10th-aye. lease, years -.
smith MagdaIsna y. TO the Franklin society TOT
Home Building and Savings. W corner rreo-
erIc-st and CoIege-st, instruments 100.
The brooklyn end New York Ferry company 20
Joseph J o. D5nohue. jr. and Seymour l. Husted.
centre line piers SO and g. W Of East River,
rights. franchises. etc. bonds. supplemental
mortgage .......,..'. s,imn.on n
4Gth-st ITS n W Of Broadway. year. ; ,:
Ward Caroline 4. to Title Guarantee ana trust
Company. 76th-st. 1870 II OF A"s,e'oa"
The Hall Association OF the Grand United Orne'
OF odd Fellows TO Knickerbocker Irust oonl'
pany s 29th-st 90. @ IT p OF Itb-ave' W YEAR,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
100000
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

Plans for new buildings and alterations were ne' ye'
terday n follows:
few buildings. main ONCE:
broadway n " Iiberty-st. Tor an eie'rn-
story and basement brick and stone once DuiIn
ing llOx5s: Singer Manufacturing 1,yInpa"s,
OF No 149 Broadway owner Ernest ri"ss' Vi eno mn
No 80 Broad architect. F'''
9Th ave n Q 4ith-st. for an elgn' s."'
brick and Gotta hotel, t,.oHItV 90
Uavemeyer. owner: James II Lore OF ~ gyn ~
5h-ave, architect Demonico OF NO ~ ", o.r.ed
sch Al 300 W OF Central Park West, Tor
three four-sory and basement brick anu ss.n'
dwellings, Wagner, OF 40 $40 Yves. 55o.u
At owners. g Pelham. OF NO 90" ''" ~ O0d
Madison ave corner 31th-st. for TWO on.
story brick engine-f ouses; TIE ram es'a.,r ~
No East 3sth-st. owners; Booth Bros Vi W. IN OOC
Bank-st. architects t...''''''''' '''''''''' '
Alterations: 49,. ,r,o, ,ollce
,tst at No IC3 East three story BRICK poice
station: city owner Thomas r. OBrieh OF W . M
200 Mulberry-st. architect
,7tb at No Jl5 West. TO two-s,ory Dfick sedple
and storage building A Ludorf ana II 49,
Of No 80 West 5Th 81. owners; ) 'aN'e'"' sO1
81 No j2s East I'D St architect -. ''
81 ave No . 2T7 To a three story brick and frame
store and club room: Jacob Spells. OF NO - Ear,
" II q Horrum. or NO -" ,,o
Fast 25h ST. architect. ~ ~
81 Marks Place. No g. 10 a three stoty anu ~. ~.
brick dwelling ard store; J brHs'' VI Dir w
Manhattan club. owner; % WIZ OF y" a" "' on
ST architect
t35,h at No 40 West. 10 a TWO stviy p''h $50.
Matthew kervan Of No 10 West l-''" ~ ,o0
owner: Neville & Basee. archltects. $3.50 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18


A DvkRTIsEMENT's and subscriptions for The Irie
"A received heir Uptown ONCE, No 2t2 hroad
way "a door north ~ 3is ST.. until O'Clock D. ~. az
v.rsemens received al the following branch oees AZ
regular once raes until O'Clock VIZ; 2St SIN
cor sd ST lo2 6th ave. cor 18th St Ma e.
9th ard 18th lt2 columbus ave. near West Uot
at LOG West t2i 9th ave o2 East ifth St 20
IVES, va ST. between 7,h AMI sth ayes I'D Eas I'm
ST. Gas ~ ave. 18th and 18th cts. toe" 20
ave near ols 81 os l., ave- nsaT 18th s; 900 20 sa
Blocker zoos I'd 2AO East 18th ST. lpIi 90
ave- 2682 "a ave % Amsterdam ave 20? Vest va :.
9th ave. i6e sd-svs s7th-st: ~ East sah ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18

leo2-ls24 A. D." The story. according to the SUD
title Is to be ms told by themselves, their fr'enos
and their enemies" and is drawn OBVIOUSLY .,o.
or,s,ro, documents To n great extent the very
words n, the seventeenth century New Englanders
are used Some OF the chapter headings are OF
singular suggestvcness. They include the follow
,nr: THAT Unspeakabe Daniel studley, me
Fiendish Cruelty Of Richard Mansfield. the Ne
cotiations with Master Thomas weston ."oi
chant and the Adventures In ana ABOUT 'o'uo''
..Vbo Were the Adventures" and so on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18

pvfHrIsEME>l aaa .us.ets s, FOR g lhe rrb
-, "a tnnr north II J-i ST. NTH O'Clock m.
-, i.ruent. received he following branch Offices
,.a.,t.r .ree mt until o'clock viz; -
ave- - cor e3i i52 6ih ave. cor. 18th ST; Macy's
,t 49,, and fifr IT, 142 columbus ave near West Goth
- ioG Nest i2i 9Th ave. W East ith 25T
vc,t t2d st. IN and sh ayes: 1879 Fast 9TH
ave- near 6ist Ios ~ ave. near ssth St; 80 30
t,e,r H. ct so 81 ave. 2lO illeeCker ayi
.i,a- %, zoos ~ ave. 2lO East 18Th ST l.S2l Ri
az, . eGa "a ave ~ Amsterdam ave co. West s:d
Us re,t 10Th II 20J East tstf st. SO 9Th ave. G;i
SIN ave-. 1872 30 syc near 9th 2o E:., .sh
eoo uro,fyay. 500 % 100 sth LBS -
IA Oh ave AZ the Harlem ofnces 7ool 3d-aye near
iIS,h St. i56 East l2sth-si near u ave 24a IVES,
,es,h-.t bet Eth md sth 400 Weet 1<5fh II. At
m. brooklyn ofee- 397 Fui,on-s.; 20 Fulton ct az
Ccurr-tt IS Broa;war r. T.. 133 Broadway, f. u.
1 iyo Myrtle ave. nea. Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18

Gonnirn propcrln 60 Get.
Eieqant Country House.
THE THoRNE PROPERTY
NECK, IONG ISLAND.
II large rooms finely furnished elegantly decorated IL
acres Of ground good garden stable. Sc low rental to
reliable tenant For photographs and particulars address
g. SMITH STANTON, opposite Great Neck depot. or J.
A SIEpD. ~ West 12i st.
Ar-R RENTAL. CATALOGUE 81 property Hudson
Harlem ard New Haven Railroads now ready Send
. ,eni stamp FOR postage VIM. II HOYT CO.. Van
-a~blt ave. OPP. Grand Central Depot.
mo pENT--A house. with modern Improvements bed
1 rooms be- utifu situation. large lawn: barn
AUG y. cURTISs. Norfolk Ct
,I,nE FINE MOUNTAIN HOUSE PROPERTY to lease at
1.'v rent - good tenant: large mansion.
-, AZ, ,,.usb barns and - acres lard Rockland
- ne holr from city by rail. three hours by boat,
- Ite and river. very healthy g. II. PhrI. 9rh-ave
nrd iiii -. city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
Jnsirnliicn.

1nsirnltlcn.
For Young Ladies-City
@ s and n nrs cs 1r GARbSEn Principals
Resident French teacher wanted next year.
,THE MISSES ELy,s SCHOOL FoH GIRLS.
s s5;h and seth Streets New-Yorx.
,THp vELr1N SCHOOL FOB GIRLS I4Si n,vc
100 AND 162 WEST 7tTH ST:
For Boys and Young Men-City:
CoLuMBIA INSTITuTE go oSonai Msry
Drill FpWIN FoWE NJ pot D. H.
For Both sexes-City.
RERTz scHe eo%.- OF AHGU and Sioaava
10 court s' Eu ne cities Term begins now.
Musical instruction.
open the ENTIRE YEAR r,,,o,.s
coNsGRXxAbTE}HfTT IL 6Afb iST Hn
For Bows and Young Men-Country.
INAIRF1EI.D ACADEMY. HOME school. FOB B xoss
rR lss lGs ~ hu'i BRE%ER 4 PIN Faed Conn
NIArLEwoop cGpccrdys Pa, pc. y wi,5
w successful sG boy ,Rs duties Of life tobacco
s.bi,o, ,ovs prepared for beet colleges. Under II
xsors sise I6,,tlon beautiful. elevated and healthy
/ SIIORTLiDGE Ya). A NJ Prin
noCKLAND INSTITUTE Nyack-o Hudson. y; y
* n,.nnai ,nsfruction particular training special
.verv teacher veteran. Capt. J. WILSON A. NJ Prin
CT JOHNS MILITARY SCHOOL SING SING. T. Y.
- An IDEAL school, Preparation for College and Business
HENRY 7 LYALI. and EMIL MESpEI, NJ APrncpal@
1T7HF PEEKsKILL MILITARY AcADGFMI Pc, rssksNi
T-sd year c sf"d to 55 'H H. oRhEMx& Prn
For Young Ladies-Country.
THE CAMBRIDGE Sc HCOL.
A select school for girls Comforts OF home.
MI ARTHUR GILMAN is the Director.
CAMBRIDGE. MASS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Eysy" 10 YS Of cs s " bssnsy
treat ,, IN cry s 81, wear .o...'... $500
Baird Grace $ TO New York University; s cor,
Hammsn. Ida to Margaret = Jones. sedg,
WICK ave OSLO It OF Riveryew Terrace 10 %
n5 wears John j and Elizabeth NJ to jeremiah
Mccarthy. sd-ave' i2' TT OF Hist ST. ,oo
Barry TS Elizabeth H. to same % to 81. ~
secon A. vyse estate. ysa,s ,ts ron,;,his io"'
LIE Assurance Society OF the United States No y "a
cohn. EAR %5rah ham to otto II Dase No 3oi
pnnSilsn, Albert V. to Emma Ksstor. Re
trca or bergen ave $50 IT Of Rose-st de ,oo
pd mnnd yiarsare to Erne. q stcciman 55th-
ST. 2,is r Of 9th ave years ;,,..; l'i
Dale Anna T. and husband to Charles Dickinson ., 20
end lame: $ to E% ,"s Howell s
pen~r. 'S Gnss q to Hudson 900 block
F. map Hudson Ross Mapes P prop. year 80
oG and Ti. Cow t 80 ls:as. $50
Gs s bs or sU MAY nroney 200
GS 3D. TT Minnie TO Henry T Molt-r, list
G1ldstrom' George to same Is, ave. 776 II
Of lth; Lease . ~ ysans Hammaon 10 a $40
GGsrlss st Louis .es f. to George c;ocbe i,i
ave AZ II II OF 9Th ST. LIST ave- 2lo II = OF
s. s1hs 10 HGSpHas DUCK 10 ass
I'M Adams to the LAWYERS Mortgage Insurance
Company. Greenwich ave. 60I n n Of West
Harrington. Mlchael j. 10 the Equitable LIE AS
surance Society Of the United States. 18th
ST, so II W Of 7th ave- years................ 1900
N"s a4s and $50 West s3d- st. years 300
Irvine Joseph A. to Hudson p Rose, lot a5.
Block e. map Hudson = Rose. Z years. ......... ~
'I rank ~ slS Avenue b. years 100
West Isth".t years 1880
Kempe Morris 10 jeanette Aschner. No 15l
RtNing1n 81, . years l,WN
Patton Hugh and wife to Bernhard Manner
cath IT. I+O II OF sth-aye. ears........... $50
Pembroke Theodore X. to George Johnson
No n West 60thst. year .,........-,...... II 5N
III EsreSst. ............'.,.. 400
E..hrr william +, and wife TO Ruth Bruce
ysnrs .............." $500
Rasmussen Hans q. and wife 20 Frctz Godtfredt-
sen, i44h-st iii.6 n " Of Willis-ave
I'm
RYAN Mary A. and husband TO the Mutual Life
Insurance Company. Neviork. corner
iis,h 81 and ih-ave year ................. $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
THE NEW DELMONICO'S.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Beekmsn 9. No -" samuel lasss0n and D,r an SOS oo
same e'', properiy william Williams TO Charles
West l2n' 10 p. l29 5 Wsns 5rN Nsn Soden ct a"
p. fsfSgors TO Corner Mansns 2x75 william
,,.;h Wilcox to lis of wits ave 2oxioo
Fret Godtfredtsen and wife to Hans o Ras- o7s
lSS 100 .. Of c9qr'lsn msaS h: a3nlo,
,a Hfnsy Ha'' 10 It Of Brook ave o4xloo:
,s Anna ' cof s"a fHS1
100 s rnysrsy to GsaSn s7;x
2olixss.7x2se: christana Geissier to jacob 100
l mhosa% s. 100 It Of couriandiave 25xioo: 100
Henry ar-' S e, ' H. mary to Hen SSn Rebm '
l RsI 10 G East: Otto ii Dase and wife to 20
la a9ra sI 'S'' 100 # Of shave Slkeei oo
clara f bliss and another to John Baker.. ~"
c5th-st n $ $50 # " Of ist,sye 9oxl"os; Nina +,
laid nsc1E 81 s saa on:. asai Mary
i7sth les'sr 2ss Il q lin ave. 25xo5. Annie
p,vsr tarer. 50 100 It Of i5oth-st iooxioo
r Dale William l. Dale ;;oc ,ox
E?s &, s ? 2 centre IT of pier ST. sss
with wharfage. dockage and cranage rights
erIck W Wurster Mayor city Of Brooklyn, ct al.
Commissioners to the Brooklyn and New
Essess No i2: Rudolph Krumm and wife to &c M,
Gr nsn%fn no 49, Jane, Wallace al
ecutors Adam Hi: -; ''0o
-d sinyyesan as4xi2s: William Norris and wife
to William ! Morris ............... .......''
Lot No 800 part. same map same 10 sanl'.
Charlesst No 81. Valentine Hamnann 20 isaac .. 80
tircenwad
lsth-st No 2l5 West; Michael Harrington ana *
wife Mitchell A Levy 800 ,'.:....'.. !"
2sth-st 1870 East " Fleming ana vile % :, ,oo
Charles Loughry - - =. i
lsthst no 10 H.. Mes., A'N'''u'' '......... 25oo
97th-st $. 5O2.5 Il Of Amsterdain-aNe ~,
100 II: Orson Dickinson and wife 70 f'acn'' +,
,yenne r. no 90 Mary 4 oliver TO Catherine 3,
convsnt ave = ~ II II n of llsth-st. l6xsa:
sylvester Il "''u' '''' .".'........... 1900
1874 ST. II 31j II ~ Amsterdam ave s'N'' ~
Andreas Friaiel wife to Jacob u Fischer
Arcularius Place. n 8 524.6 II p or Gerard ave.
25xlOo; William II Godwari and vile 10 jacob zoo
Hartmann 100 ., - amsterdam ave 75xlOO :
/. part Siegfried Willershaus'n and WHO ~
On ST. No 236 East: Fritz Weber 10 louisa wiener l
10Th II. n :. lot i0I. map estate or W, StuyNf,
SAINT. 18th Ward: Julius Drey'us 10 Joseph Il IN
Buttcnwieser :"
c,h 81 Nos LEO West; the ministers. etc or
tho PEI Protestant Dutch Church To the
n lasii r A1soca'o" y, '' .......... 10000
o.h "a n . ri Sth-ave. 30. lX1S3. Bern
hard Manner wife to Hugh Patton and VIE /
CON ST. No ~ West: George + Johnson to fheo- oo,
-G,b =, 40 ila West: Charles Brendon and wife
q Caroline : Ward.
Goth st. No 20 West. Margaret w Russell to 8,
l.
Is ave W 30 10 n Of listh-st. bOxOo Will
lam Norris and wife 10 william Morris. /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18

The Century" Company announces the publica
ton In book form of Mrs Barr's serial. -Prisoners
of Conscience" noting that the story has been
considerably enlarged since its appearance In the
magazine The publishers have in press
book Of short stories by Mrs. Van Rensselaer,,
titled zone Man Who Was Content"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18

Nine. de la Rance has concluded to break a
lance In honor OF d Annunzio 1t Is a very gallant
effort too. which may be observed in The Fort
nightly" Ouida's is OF the clearest critical
intellects in contemporary fiction in spite OF her
meretricious SIDES and when she discusses politics
or letters she IL commonly persuasive In the pres
ent instance she scores her protesA with vigor for
his SHORTCOMINGS, but she does not hesitate 10
claim either, that This son OF Italy IL "A great
writer n great poet. Read his works IN the orig
.nal text all We who can. men and women for whom
life has no secrets and truth has terror. He is
young; the time will come. as II comes 10 all. when
the Toys OF the senses will fade for him as the
roses OF the summer are scattered by autumn
winds" The opinion may be ventured that Ouida
IL hopeessly wrong. that there Is some material
out of which II is impossible 10 make silk purse
and that unless DAnnunzio becomes so unlike him
self a. to be another man he will never justify his
ardent critics representations But at least 1t
must be said for this essay that Il is one OF the
sanest and most appealing defences OF nm indie
fcrsibie writer that have been published in many
years.
Professor Edward Arber has In the press OF
Houghton, Mifiin & Co. a book OF unusual promise.
4 u entitled Tho Story Of the Pilgrim Fathers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
Suburban Real Gstatc.

GENCY.-Montclar real estate all kinds sale and rent
N CLARENCE Il. TUBBS Beekman-st New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18

Students Of epis.olary literature who remember
with pleasure the letters OF General Sherman. which
were published IN The Century" some time ago.
will be glad hear that some further fragments
from his pen are TO be brought out in the April
number OF "McClure's Magazine" They are certain
letters which the General wrote 20 young lady
whose romantic relations to officer in the army
had been broken off. Sherman undertook 10 re-
establish them. and the correspondence ought 10
show his character in a way not only new TO him,
but uncommon among letterwrters of any time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18

Now that Mr.. Quiller-C Couch has become accli-
mated 10 his department IN the back OF THE Pail
Mall Magazine" he moves about it in way 10
cast his predecessor. the egregious Zangwil. very
much IN tho shade. He Is tenuous at times.
writer short of genius could help being. in pratt
ting about nothing in particular through six
eight pages Bot he has graceful touch: he has
what Mr.. Zangw lacked most conspcuously.
ideas and In the current number Of the magazine
his discursive comments on the tritest subject in
the world-Fame. 10 wit-arc readable from begin
ming to end II he keeps this up, and the task Will
be hard one. From Cornish Window" will be
incident in the ephemera Of the day worth look
ing for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
STOCKS CLOSE STRONG
FURTHER INVESTMENT BUy,,.
FOREIGN SELLING WELL Mrr,o
AND MONEY.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE v.,
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BAyK s-no-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18

At this we inclined 10 throw up hands
and exclam. in classic language "Whaur's Robbie
BURNS noo?'
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-02
IN CONFERENCE
ON SIOUX RESERVATION
Those Belonging to the Presbyter-
ian and Congregational
Churches Meet.
A VERY LARGE NUMBER PRESENT
Some OF the Best Known Mission
aries in the West Are Therc--
Another Crime Charged
To Flick.

Chamberlain, Sept. 25.-The annual
three day conference of all the Presby-
terrain and congregational Indians on
the Great Sioux reservation Is in prog
ress at a point about twelve miles from
here, on the Crow Creek Indian reser-
walton. For a number OF days a steady
stream Of Indians have passed through
Chamberlain enroute to the place or
meeting, and the ground occupied py
the Indian delegates presents a DECIDED
~ picturesque appearance. SeNelai
hundred tepees are scattered over the
fine bottom land on a stream known as
Crow creek. which was selected as the
meeting place. Delegates are present
from every Sioux agency,
Santee agency, Nebraska, and from the
Sisseton and Flandreau agencies, stu
ated in the eastern part OF the state
The conference is being conducted by
some Of the best known missionaries IN
the west. Those who Will address the
gathering are ReVs. A. l.. RIGGS, u. W.
Reed and j. +. Cross. DIR. Charles EAST
man, Hon. John T.. Williamson, James
Garvie. and Others. Rev. RIGGS is the
superintendent of the great lndlan ms
sion school at Santee agency Whlch
bears his name. Among the interesting
papers to be read are those bearing the
following titles: "What can be done 10
decrease the mortality of the Indian
race ?" Where shall u children attend
school; how long, and how much shall
we do 10 assist them" HOY in mis-
sionary work the gospel may be most
speedily brought 10 bear upon the
heather mind" What Dakota CSiouX)
customs may well be retained, and what
may not" rs the issue Of rations by
the government a benefit to the lndi-
ans?" The conference will close Satur-
day evening Of this week, but tn assem-
bled Indians will not disperse until after
the regular services on Sunday.