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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-13

Warm and happy tears sprang 20
Amy's eyes. as the arms that were
from henceforth 20 be her refuge for
all time folded tenderly around her
u am wiser than when / len you.
John. Tor ! have learned that true
and loving heart like yours Is better
than gold
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-05-05
a Daring Attempt at Robbery.

1t has been known for some time. BY
those interested, that parts of the ma
chinery of the old saw mill on the Wish
kah river, known as the Emery, Mack &
Wood mill, WAS being stolen. |, was dis
appearing by pecnmea. it was being
taken in such manner as to create doubt
in the minds Of the owners and city Off
Gals rs to what was being done witt. it.
Last Saturday evening developed the
case. Marshal Pearson was informed by
a Mr.. Hanson that he had been engaged
by VIM. Miner Jr. to accompany him to
that mill upon that evening to assist in
removing some Of its machinery. Han
son. having misgivingS as TO the lawful
ness OF the transaction, notified the city
authorities and plan was laii ~ capture
the iepretIators The VERY aulAcitv #
the affair gave promise of success, hnt
they rcckonpd without Nalehal Pearson
and Mayor Alalev who, having had ,',
"hunch' from Hanson, had prerarrd TO
stop The thirvnr Mayor Malcv, c. E.
Weatherwax and viii Wood accompanied
the marshal to the mill. II was yet DAY
light and the mayor and aids guarded
the river, up and down, while MaI-hai
Pearson concealed himself among the
machinery. Ii was ut long until the
thieves arrived and began operations. 1t
was supposed by the marshal that the
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-05-05

The pleasant weather last Sunday aid
ed in drawing large crowd to the base
ball grounds to witness the game between
the first mines of Aberdeen and IIOquiam,
1t was the original intention, as stated
in the HERALD OF last week to have played
the game at IIoquiam but as the grounds
in our neighboring city we've not in good
condition the contest was had here.
The game was full OF interest from start
10 finish and the Aberdeen boys did credit
to their new uniforms, winning the game
by score OF l6 to /.
Among the notable plays were the sin
Gle handed catch by Stapleford, and a
home run made by that prince q bdtters,
Charley Koehlcr, as well as two base
hit made by him which brought three
men to the home plate in safety, The
new catcher. Jordan, made it evident that
he is IL splendid allaround ball player,
in fact the game throughout, went t.
prove that Aberdeen has 4 nine that will
be difficult to defeat III the county this
year. The team will cross bats with the
Montcsano boys, at that city, next Sun
4
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-05-05
DOings of the city Council.

The meeting Of the council last night
was attended by Mayor Maley and the
full board.
The matter of the vacation of portion
of | street was continued to the next
regular meeting
The ordinance providing for the extern
sion OF the water system was passed
An ordinance to repair the North .abrr-
deem bridge, at an expense not t. exceed
$1,000, was passed.
Report OF water superintendent was re-
ceived and filed.
stipulation between the city and the
\. p. Ky. Co. providing for a continuance
Of the matter Of damages for alterations
o! street grades until the railway com
pany shall have reasonable time in which
to settle with dam % property owners.
WAS accepted.
The water superintendent was instruct,
ed to make settlement wj,h the receiver
OF the ]. II. Wc4thorAax Lumber 60.
J. S. Book Was allowed sos damages
for breaking a wagon on + street
Work on y street improvement. not to
cost more than 5000. was authorized
The matter Of inc.eased police service
vas referred to The police, Gra',ad li.l,
committee.
nysrep-'a Cured. shi'oh'+ viatizcs
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-05-05

Gold Hill mining company is bound to
succeed. They are not only working the
original claims near Meyers Falls, but
are adding two claims in Republic camp
to their property, without raising the
price OF stock, and yet greatly increasing
their prospects Of success. Stool; is now
10 cents a share but may be ten or twenty
times that in less than one year from
now. can sell you any amount from 100
shares mp to 100000.
L K NNN TArSII
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-05-05

Miss Mary L. Page, state president OF
the w. C. r. T., will speak in the Meth
odi.t church of this place next Sunday
morning at / / O'Clock and her sister, Miss
Emma Page, will speak at the same time
in the Baptist hall opposite Zelasko S
furniture store.
BEATRICE A. MCNEIL,
Co. Pres. W. G. T. U.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-05-05

Karl's Glover loot Tea, for Constipa-
ton. it's the Best and if after using it you
don't say so, return the package and get
your money. Sold by The Evans Drug
Company, the prescription druggists.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-05-05

A very handsome line OF wash goods
will be put on sale during the next week
at |. Harris 4 Sons.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-05-05


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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-06
Gine merfmiirpiae Mettuua.

6rau Mi6ael Curtain in 8lainfielo,
Sainuis, beri6tet. baB iie iib erfaltet
bate. baB iih btes auf Die 2unsen leste
unb baB iie etpa einen Mpnat lang bon
ibrem Samilienarate bebanbelt tpurbe,
babel aber INNER I9limmer ipurbe.
9erielbe iaste ibr i9lieBlid, baB lie ein
rettungsfpies Opfer Ser
g 6win 3 u9t lei unb baB ibr
feline Meoicin mebr belfen f6nne. Sbr
Ipotbefer empfabl ibr aber 9r. Sings
gteue @ntbeduns fir Sdtuinblu6t, iie
faufte eine Slaide unb idpn nad Dem
@ebraude BET eriten 9piis peripiirte iie
su ibrem @ntSiiden ipelentlibe 8eIiez
runs. sic iebte ben @ebrali6 fort unb
nadoem iie feds Slalden einsenummen
bate, befanb iie iib seiuno unb munter.
SEPT perridtet iie aGe ibre Sausarbeit
ielbit uno fablt iib 10 iuobl ipie nur le
auoor. Sreie Brobeflalden bieler srOB.
artisen Mebicin su buben in Der Mputbef fe
bon s. 8alteDer & Sobn. Gesulare
@r5be so Gents unb s1.OO.
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Tiir $500 aab 9eutldlano.

Oeutib amerifanil1e 3eitungen
merben i'm alien WaterIanbe nit gros
bem Suterehe seleien, neil He fi9 frei
ausipre6en unb bdufis bon braben
mebr Neuigfeiten NIB Nadri9ten brin.
gen, tpie bic beutl9en 3eituugen ielbff.
Die nJreie pre1e ftir Seras" ia bri,
ben LIBERAL, tDobin iie geianbtmirb, elm
lebr germ geiebener @ait unb tann fi9
riibmen, Mnertennuug unb Wdrbigung
3u finben, uie aus sablreiden Briefen
an uns, iOtpie an Dieienigen, tpel1e
baS 8latt an ibre 0ermanoten f1iden,
bsrporgebt. Wer baber ieinen Ser,
tuanbten unb Greunben cine Greube
ermeilen, ibnen elm willtommenes Sc
i9euf MAIDEN nil, ber befteae fur He
bic ss5reie pre1e fhr 8era84. 9as
SntereRe fur Seras, tuie aberbaupt fur
ben Staat unb bic @esenb, ipo bic
Terpanbten mobnen, 1T in Deuti6s
Lamb iebr lebbaft unb eS 1T unm6sli9,
in priuatbriefen eine 70 griinbIi6e
Iuffldrung mnb 8ef9reibung bes
fren1ben 2anbes 3u sebeu, tpie bieS bic
rGreie preRe" a1w69sntli6 tbut.
Utr ben geringen preis BON So bers
ienben mir portofrei unier reibbaltises
Wodenblatt auf elm Sabr on irgenb
cine 9brefe I'm MuSlanbe.
Sic Grpebitinn Der ,sSreie Yrefe
fur 4erae"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-06

D0r aber so Sabren fbpn wurbe
Wtrs. WinSlom'S Soothing Sprup
bon Willionen bon Mittern beim Sab.
men ber ainber angemenbet. Mirf bn
i'm S9lafe bur9 bas 5@reien eines
4inbes gef6rt, bas i'm 3abnen if unb
bor S9mersen treint2 Wenn 10, lafe
iofort eine GIaIde BON yWtrS. Wins.
Ions Soothing Sprup4 bolen. Setu
Wertb III nnbeaablbar. SIS mirb benz
fIeinen 2eibenben fofort 2inberuns ber'
f9aFfea. gerlaBt eu@ barauf Mhtter,
e5 III tein 3tpe;fel bartber. gS beilt
Splenterp Hnb Diarrboe, regalirt ben
Magen uub bic Nieren, beieitigt 8inb.
Rolif, erDeidi ben Gaumen, berbin,
bert gntshubung unb ftdrtt bas gan3e
5ptem. sMrs. MinSlops SOOTHING
5prup" Fir 3abnenbe Rinber ift anges
nebm In @si9mad uab bas &eeepi
ftamu,t bon einem Der beiten ipeibli1en
aerste In ben Ser. 5taaten. gs ii bel
allen Drugsilien in Der san;en Melt 30
baben. preis Is Gents pet Glai9e.
aauft aitbts anberes. oils Mrs. Wins'
!otu8 5ootbiugsSpru
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-06
Sic amtlibe Statiftie Der oeut.
fd1en Jieid,staaS gssahleu

| bes Jalrs5 1898 bearbgiiet i'm falis1,
Iidsn Stalialid)eu Nnt, lit nunmei,,
eri6ienen, na9DeGi bic pom GeiA5
tass bureau uGfaBje 3uiamuianIie1up5
i'm 2aufe oes 5ruluets aufAemna,,
norben 1T. slus einem 0erplsid
sipifhen 5sioen s5lotiiiitsn srfeben mir
baB bic fit Die Gtdtfe Der einBeInea
parteien angegebeaea 3lffsru FiG iii.
gefdbr beGeH, pena man bon unlnefsnt
Ii0eu geriHafllai9eu QbDei3ungen
abiebsn wil. Die Sta:iEit be5 Rsi1s
ta9SbMreaus battle ber ais unbef fiimmt,
seriplitieft, aaberen paEteisn 5ugs,
fallen 1854 5timmen angegeben,
udbrea0 bic amili9e 5tatiiiif bic brei
aategosieu: unbsaimmi (92 637)
3eriplittert (13, ,846) anberen parteien
sugefaileu (2S6. 234), 3uiammsn NIT
374.9l 5timmen aufsefabrt. Das
&ei6aiagsbureau l6eint iiber bic Bar.
teifellung heKer informirt aemefen a.
fein Dabsi 1T oie 3iffsr itr bic lebts
be8eihaetea Raiegorisu In Der 5iaiiftif
bes Rei6staesbureauS nisbriger ge=
grihen. Gus benz obea ansefabrtsn
@runbe ber fddiferen 2enn3ei6nung
Der BatislNeauaa Fiab aud bic 3ifern
fur eia5stHe parteisn In ber 5tatitiit
bes Wei1siagsbureaus b6ber bemeHen,
als in ber amIli0sn 5tatiiiif.
RAD Der amtlidsn 5iatiait maren
i'm 9eu!i4eu &ei6s b9H 52,279. 901
@inwObaeIa Gam 2. Dee. 1895) liz
AL, ,444 tpablbere6dst. iibien 1885,
TIA ibr Wablredt aus. @S murben
udmlib 1852. 693 siItige, "a, ,02l uns
giitige @iimmen abgsgeben. Son
ghiigen Stimmea ipurben abeegeben:
859. 222 Stimmen Fir bic beutId fons
feroaiiOe parisi; 343.642 Stimmen
fir bic OeuiftDe Rsidspariei; 971, 1902
5tlmmeu fur bic nationalliberale pars
tel; 1875. 682 5iinmen fir bic freifn,
nige Bereinisune; 558.314 5timmen
fir bic frei1nnise 8oltspartei; 1, 1865
039 Giinmen fer bas Centrum; 277.s
1928 5timnen FIR bic Polen; 2,107.s
076 Siimmen fur bic Socialbemnta,
ten; 2S7,250 Siimmen for bic Mutiie,
miien (oeuiib ineiale &eformpartei,
6riflib fociaI); i80.3S9 6iimmen
fiir ben guno Der 2anbmirtbe; 140,,
304 Stimmen fir ben baperil9en
8auernbunb; 2l8, ,234 Stimmen fiir
anbere parteisn; 92,637 Stimmem
unbeiiimmt; 3.S46 5timnen aeriplit,
tert. Bon ben 397 @emdbIten inb Sc
beutf6stOnferbatib; % beuifde &ei6ss
payteiler; 46 mationalliberal; II fret,
funige gereinisune; 20 freifunise
Bolfspartei; 5 beutfde Bolfspartei;
102 Centrum; IA pOlen; Sc speiaIs
bemOfraten; Ii Wniifemiten; 6 Bunb
ber 2anbmiribe; 5 8aperii6er 8auern.
bnnb; 20 bon auberen parteien; 6 IN.
befimmt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-06

Weuu Sbr 9pdssits., Geburts.
iaas., ggeibna9t8, ober aubere Ge.
fdlesfs DON gBertb nn5 glnbeu taufexi
polt, 70 penbet @n@ an @rtter.
8ros.
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@riber 8ros. Hnb BITE ton.
angebenben .Sumeltere In ber 5iabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-06
oula}fen. nm fyeies gp.e! NJ tabeu Fir

oHlaIfen. I'm fyeies &p'cl " taben fir
0ie GepfGute @toh-lan9 Gbati0lten8.
gibcI il'iHer. iDcnn Ell Qa beu @jenez
re! ilefcatgetea wcilte, Iaul inn bas
CD lG3. jcbe tie}er SanGlungsl0eiIe
nit 10 etoriideHaer g8HGt sun 8e,
tpaBtIeiu, o0B Il fi9tte, er t6unte Die
geotte nidt liter he &ippeu briNgeu.
99ieoer mo mje2,r ldDganfte er OBJ
er fidj Dem &ieueoi HdDern follte, uno
10 satocrte q, b:s e8 6u lpat uar.
Gas tsi}e fa)ilaenbe Gjeipra@ i'm
2iinmer perltulniilte pl6slitb. Die
CHR bate iifA lDieoer ge0If1ei; aui
hsr SliJ!petie egIlBien Der Safer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-06
Wsabmde QpteI Sar,
on 0oufOm 5trabe,
gS NJ. W TT, 49,. Gt8entbiiiner

Wian finbsi bier Elm uorshslidsa
@las Bier unlsrsr beimii9en Braues
reien. gefonbere Anertenuung Der.
bienen bic @eine, gigarren. Wbisties,
2iqa6re &c. 8or3iigliaer Greis
lun6 bes Worgens unb go d.
ittags. 9ieie Mirtbi daft srfreut
fiG bes ausgeseidneten Rufes 3u benz
angenebmaen gufsntbaltsprte BET
Stabt su 3ab!en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-06

Ii: i...~.:.:() aemor0su bia. rnO inbem
oa 10 3ie hit uaIere1t 42isrcen Iort-
!s-s j.ts-,t.
i.l.l.'l ;)1oepfe lnabte cine QauIe.
Ganll liiqtc CT mebmiit9is bin3a:
Ger 1flimlnel bat ii9 ant Gbpr
nod aaf3 mir Nmgeleben.
"A!celn gateT Gonoe !" la9te @ebbaro
Wagenisto traVig. pDo6 jest 1T sin>
oerso gu bebeaten. s.5ie tomn1e i'd uuu
fort?4
@jetbaro ltanb einen elueeat!iG iine
mere an 6eulier.
(5ortieBuag folet).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-06
NNattbies Bros. Gleti@er,

WO. 507 . Hsp u T 0 nsStrabs,
9iur baS porsiigIi6fe aiubs, ehai
unb S6tpeinefeif9.
Spe3ialitdt: Sunges Saibfeii1.
Aae Arten bon Murf. G6inien
3uuge, S9maIs &C.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-06

NaulH uatie StU 1]eF9Ieto 1etH SllQfs
tiet in oer 9ebTenitraBe Derlafen, als
Gsbbayb 99agegiel0 oie Ietten Gorbes
re;iaaacn tai III lie septante a6reiie.
80 tGa'lte nin nidJt nlebr bis gum
abeno Su luarteA" lagte er ~ Char
lotte. s9ie Sa9e nit Der @inquar=
tirung bat it'd idneller ab9emidelt,
ale id] boffen fonnte. Sr. @Iunoe lit
freilib meni9 geipounen; obne Gorgen
fonH itt) Gusj 0Ob uidt bier 5uriiGtals
ian, 3nmerbin ober 1T e8 beiler,
lpeHn oer Gjnbilouu9sitaii beltiinnte,
greifaare gilber BOT 9iuqau fseNen, ais
wenn man nit 0er blaiisn StDaltea
uabeliimnlter s3ei.irdtungen tdmpfen
mub."
Ganit hQtfe er Die Uniform gegen
bii,9cliisae g.eisuNg Uertal;l1t uno mar
ebell I'M 9jslrjii, ieiAa 4iIiolen al lib
~ fiedeu, ais Der 8eitffedf Gloepfe
atljelnlos lite ogne an;uilopfen III &
3immer binelnitiirste.
sg8ia fomnllt On bierber?" fraate
Gebbaro. yWas III geideben?"
Sid, Gusr Gjnaoen, uniere 9feroe :"
Run, mas 1T 6 bamit?"
rSie lino,fort.
@eblarb etbleidte.
.g9as ioll bos lsi6en? Spri1 Gid
beutlider Gus.
pGie Sranioien baben fie mir forts
genolnmef.
@ilbeln Jioepfe erSdblte nun nit
GROCER llmlianblidfeit ilnb unter pielen
Serwiinidunaea gegeu Die uperflu6ten
0ran5olen baB er nod) Der Gonnenz
aufgana gum a0nigsibor binauSgerit-
ten lei nlr am Stol5enfrus auf ieinen
Serrn 3u maTtea.
p0a mar aber 10 piel Golf, bas
slauben Guer @naben gar nidt. uno
"a luarea aud 10 beroddtige Serfe bel.
llno getrunfen baben lie nno 9eldrnt.
Santb Ia iagten meld)e, oaB Die aa>
uaIlerie ppm Maridall Daooult elei9
mad bem Giusuge mieOer meiter MAIDEN
tbdte, bier Su 0ieIem 9bor 'raus, uno
oa iollten lie oann bier bilpafiren.
ngaie it5 bas geb0rt babe, bab' id)
sleid mieber rausae3o9en, bab' mid
auT ben 9rpBan graunen 9eieet uno BEN
Sdlinmel al Die Sunb senommen uno
bin peiter geritten elm Gtiid auf
@erneuden ~. Ga ipar 70 elm Sof
bel Ser Gtra6e, oa bab id) Oie Hferoe
eingeliellt uub mollte einen Sunsea 81,
Guer Gnaben ididen mo id pdts.
Snbent ba lab idl au9 i1on elm paar
Sdwaoronen bon ben Sran3oien aua
Gbor berausfommen uno rid)tis oift
bel Der StaOtnlauer in's 8imaf riifen.
sd bab' mir oas 10 bon @eitem
nit anseIeben, uno bann, ban,it file
| mid nidt iollten 9eipabr merben, bin
id binter'S SauS in Ben Grasgarten
sesaneen. Sd bin aber ba nod nid)t
lau9e 9elueIen, oa b0r' i9 9drm aui
bem 9ofe, uno ME i6 biu9ebe, ba iinb
| 10 eia Stiider sebn oOer 3p6lf franz
s6Iiide 9leiter, Gle boleu oa aus benz
SauS uno Geller beraus, mas nur brin
1T, unO ben Bauer unb feline Srau-
ma bic batten's ni6t gut, iibsrbaupt
bic Srau.
.llno iuoen, ba batteu lie au9 idou
uniere PTeroe beim gSldel. SD bate
bod MI feline 0affea ni1t, mas JOLT
id alio 9rcB maiden? Oa bin id) blos
| bin9egaa8en 81 eilem lan9en Setl, Der
that 10 uie Gin llaterOfii5ier, uRo bab'
| seiagt, er ioll bic 4ferbe iein laiien,
oas iino nleine Eferbe.
ga bat Der aerl mir auf franSUiiid
| geidnlnpfeu lno bat mir nit Sem
0idsa Guos pon feiuer geitide iibel
| ben Gppi gebaaen, caB i'd slei6 adus.
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- 8illiam MaIborfsNEor il, 2on'
bon bat au benz 6onb, Der auf bic an'
regung bes 8snerals aitdeHer geiam'
melt uirb. nm 3u @bren bes in Rbar'
ibum gefalleHen General @orbDn ba.
fsIbif zine So6i6ule our b6beren Iu8,
bilbung iuuser 5u6aaeieu 3u sriinben.
bic Summe BON $25, 600 beisslteuert,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-06

Regeuidirme, OpsrnsldIer. 5ois
letteidfen, ghrfisu, Rdmme, porte.
monnaie's, Gigarreasgtuis, Strei1s
b6l,erbadlen In @olb unb Silber unb
taulenb anbere Artitsl bel grtber
YrDS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-06

- Die 8eriiner goIi5ei. bic nit
gerIisbe Sbeater' @eafur ausnbt. bot
bic prOisttir.e 4ufftbruns bon Mrtbur
G1niBsrs ginatier vDer sriine 2afa.
bn" I'M @erlipsr Deuifdea 91eater
DerbcteN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-06

Or. Seaerts gneoinra 8itters. bic fenite @p.
petit erreaenoe gfiens. BON SGos sWmerita impor,
tirt. iollte auf tenem sseibnatnts. cher Hens
Sabrs. 9iitte feblen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24
SUIT AGAINST HETTY GREEN SETTLED.
WILLIAM H. STATIONS CLAIM FOR 10000 SAID TO
HAVE BEEN COMPROMISED AT $4,000.

WILLIAM r. STATIONS CLAIM FOR SO 900 SAID TO
HAVE BEEN COMPROMISED AT $4,000.
T1hs suit brought by william II. s.ayton. lawyer
ond commander of the "a battalion OF tho New
York Naval Reserves against Mrs. Hctty Green
for $50 600 alleged to the plaintiff for legal
services rendered the defendant has been settled
ont OF court the parties 10 the suit having agreed
unor a COMPROMISE Commander Stayton en-
paeed by Mrs Green 10 represent her In the litlga-
t,on that took place over her fathers estate 10
was on the wtness-stand for four days during tho
nropress of the suit and asserted that after no had
done a good deal OF work In Mrs. Green's Interest
pa yment refused him.
Mrs Green's defence was that Mr.. Sayton was
acting for her husband and not for her When
tho case was called yesterday morning In the
S,,nrcmc Court Justice Bookstavcr announced that
1, had been settled to the satisfaction OF the parties
concerned.
Wheeler H. Peckham. OF counsel for Mrs Green.
said Yesterday afternoon that he was not at liberty
IN disclose the terms OF the settlement as both
eides had agreed not to make them public. But
,hcre ia good ground for the statement that Mrs
Groom Is 10 nay or has paid. to Mr. Stayton about
coz ooo cash II is said that her lawyers last week
go 600 but that Mr. N!coll. representing MI. Stay
ION would not consent 10 n dlScontlnuance ior
i,o,sod was arranged on the payment OF n sum
inbnut midway between those two amounts Mrs.
Green 1t Is thought VIII DC undcI an expense OF
-, ehe will have pay viii be several thousand
Snsrs less than the $4,000 for which Mr.. Stayton
brought suit $500 ,.oa xo,,.a,,. a.. .o,,,a
-, ne settlement yesterday she declined TO mako
any statement that point She sad You'd bet;
Ter ., kee "I Bank lie was the one who
,ncnded that dandy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24
LEH1GH VALLEY ORDERED TO PAY
SUIT OVER AN ADVERTISEMENT nv pv,,r,r
OF THE DOCK BOARDS WORK DECIDED
AGAINST THE RAILROAD

jury before Chief Justice Fitzslrnons in the
oity court yesterday returned verdict for 800 in
FAVOR OF Joseph Heimerdinger against the Lehigh
valley Railroad In suit involving the names OF
several men well known in local and State politics.
several months ago Heimerdnger went TO Har-
iison - Moore. tr.. member OF tho Governors
staif who Ia connected with the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road and asked him 10 place an advertisement IN
u review OF the work OF the Dock Board which the
Board was about TO have printed. The advertise
meht was finally ordered and to cost 800. but
subsequently Mr.. Moore refused to pay for IT, al
ieg'ns that Hemerdinger had made false represen-
tatons as 10 the publication In saying that II had
been officially sanctioned BY the members OF the
DOCK Board. and that General f. c. O'Brien had
ordered that his picture he printed in the publica-
ton Hemerdinger, according TO Mr. Moore also
represented himself official OF the Dock Board.
Edwin Einstein, ex-treasurer of the Dock Board.
testified that the Board had not officially sanctioned
the printing OF the review, but admitted that II had
been talked over unoficiay. George s. Terry. OK
secretary OF the Board testified that he had talked
10 Mr. Einsein about the proposed review. and that
the latter had told him TO go on and have II got up
Mr.. Moore. in his testimony. said that he WAS
anxious at the time 10 help the members or the
Dock Board. and had thought that the money OBJ
tained from the publication was to go to the mem
bors Of the Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24
LONGSHOREMEN IN CONTENTION.
STEPS LIKELY TO BE TAKEN TO BRING ABOUT
CLOSER RELATIONS WITH EUROPEAN UNIONS

STEPS LIKELY TO BE TAKEN TO BRING ABOUT
CLOSER RELATIONS WITH EUROPEAN UNIONS
Delegates from the eighteen branches OF tho
American Longshoremen's Union began their second
annual convention In this city yesterday There
wero twenty-five delegates present, representing
about twenty-five thousand longshorcmen In New
York, Jersey City Hoboker Philadelphia and balti-
more The convention is being held In Greenwich
Hall. at Hudson and Christopher SITS. Edward Nc
Hugh. English labor leader. who Is president or
the organization presided and Frank f. DeViin ana
Bolton Hall served secretary and treasurer re-
spectively.
The most important business for discussion nj the
convention "a a resolution from several branches or
the organization urging tho convention TO give
special attention to the question OF extending We
power Of the organiZation and TO give full hu'oiIt
10 the Executive Council TO bring about me closes.
possble arrangement between this union ana the
National Union OF Dock Laborers IN Great brltalri
and ireland and tho international Federation OF
Ship Dock and River Workers In Europe. so ,hat
the ongshoremen both continents may pe IN
position to united action 70 protect ana deleu
themselves from injustice and Cypress ION =,
AZ evidence OF the worldwide spread or tho COCK
workers unions President McI1ugh said Yesterday
that he had learned that an application mao been re-
ceived asking the formation OF a branch OF tho
union in Toxic Japan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24
THE MANHATTAN WILL ANSWER MR.. ORR
A DETAILED STATEMENT AS TO ONE FRANCHISE
THIS WEEK. AND OTHERS TO FOL-
LOW SPEEDILY.

George j. Gould has received Alexander f.
Orrs ult,aturn IN the matter OF the franchises for
tho extension of the elevated railroad system. He
declined TO make any comment upon the letter,
which will doubtless be considered at the
meeting of the Extension Committee or the Man
haitian Railway Company to-day. Although MT
Gould refused 10 talk. ii was learned from another
official OF tho company that MIR. Orrs outspoKen
letter viii have It's effect. .
Although time will not permit the Manhattan di-
rectors TO submit detailed counter proposition
covering all six franchises in time for tho boards
meeting next Thursday, 1t is understood that they
will endcavor 10 compile clear, definite state.
ment OF what they willing 10 do in tho case or
al least OF the extensions. Similar detailed
propositions relating to the remaining franchises
will DO submitted rapidly as they can be COM
peted $3.50 ,
On the other hand. reports were current IN wan
Street yesterday 70 the effect that the Manhattan
people had construed the repeated demands or the
Commissioners for more details as evidence OF nos
tility 10 the elevated railroad plans and that con-
seQuentiy no further Propositions would Dc sent
TO the Rapid Transit Commission at present.