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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-29
BIG MATCH IN SIGHT.

Owen Zcigier MAY BE Matched to
Box Tommy RYAN Ecrr.
a match is about to be closed for a
20-round boxing contest for decision
between owen Zeigler and Tommy
Ryan, of Philadelphia. in this city
April Il. Jack Skelly, manager and
matchmaker for the American Sport
ing club, telegraphed the information
to club officials in this city yesterday.
Skelly telegraphed that Austin Glib
hons might be substituted for Zeigler.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-29

This means that either man may be
matched against Ryan with the
chances in favor Of Zeigler. No boxer
of greater repute has ever appeared
here for a decision, Dobbs, McAuliffe
and Stanton Abbot excepted. Full par
ticulars in reference to the match are
expected here today or tomorrow.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-29
' A SURPRISE PARTY
Given at the Home OF MIR. and Mrs.
Edward Bircher.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Bircher, of Harrison avenue, was the
scene of very pleasant surprise party
on Friday evening.
Games, music, both vocal and instru-
mental. dancing and other diversions
We're INDUCED in and at late hour
refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses Gather
inc Evans, Anna Bevan, Daisy Miller
Jessie Mott, Edythe Reese. Anna Nor
ton, Kittie McDermott, PhoetG Barnes,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-29
Our
Space

Covers about 10 feet of counter
room. Not very large one TO
hold so many bargains.
Czarlna Pins
Worth Ioc, silver plated. Go
too many. Price now &c
COrsage Sword Pins
Silver plated, worth Ioc. Price
tsiishtly tarnishod., ~
Link Cuff Buttons
Silver plated, some people get
crhese are slightly tarnlshed ~
Hat Pins
With pearl top, worth Ioc.
NoW AZ
Collar Buttons
Gold plated, were &c each.
tThey're slightly tarnished "
Glove ButtOners
Hook or pin style, pearl handles,
worth ioc. Now 1OC
Shirt Waist Sets
Bronze finish, was Ioc. The set
now 4C
Heart Pins
Single or double hearts, with or
nament, worth Ioc. Now &c
Leather Watch Chains
Good snap and button holder,
worth Ioc. Now 30
Key Chain
Leather. Price now Sc
TinSel Belts
Gilt, with gilt buckle and cloth.
Was 24c. Now 1OC
Tinsel Belts
Silver, with silver adornments.
Were 49c. Now 100
Waist Set Special.
Silver plate, worth Iec. Now,
&c
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-29
DESERTION IS CHARGED.
Ground on Which Mrs. Nellie T.. Neal
Asks for n Divorce

Mrs. Nettie f. Neal, of Carbondale,
applied for a divorce yesterday from
John II. Neal. They were married
oct. 90, 1885, and lived together until
April 10, 1896, when Mrs. Neal de-
clares her husband deserted her with
out cause.
by Attorney John F. Reynolds, of Car
bondale.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-29
MOTHER OF MRS. CLIFFORD.
Coroner Sends News of Her Death
from Horneiisvi,ie, N. Y.

from uorneIisviile, N. Y.
The following telegram was received
here yesterday:
Hornellsvile, N. Y, March 70,
Chief of Police Scranton, Pa:
Please notify Mrs. James Clifford or
death of her mother.
b. G. Wakely, Coroner.
There are several Cliffords in the city
Of the name mentioned in the tele-
gram. The right family was located
BIZ the police at 1926 South Irving ave-
nue.. Mrs. Clifford's mother had been
living at Hornellsville. The only par
ticulars of her death known here are
contained in the telegram. Mrs. Cliff
ford's husband, James W., is a col
lector for Smiths cash store, on the
South Side.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-29

won a six-round fight over Devore be-
fore the Chicago Athletic club in the
Windy City Saturday night.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-29

The wilkes-Barre Record can be had
In Scranton at the news stands of NJ.
Meinhart 119 Wyoming avenue: Mac,
Lackawanna avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-29
Brown. the Urnyman.

Has the greatest facilities for carting
freight Telephone 6632. 90
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-29
WARRANT FOR TRAVER.

Last night the following information
was made before Alderman Ruddy:
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-24
\ HETTIES CHRISTMAS EVE. y
Hettie Trimble was crying--cry.
BY LULA COOKE DoN-cARLos.

Hettie Trimble was crying--cry-
ing, and 1t was Christmas Eve
too. Outside, the red window
curtains of the pretty sitting room
/, in which she sat, the air was white
with snow, and the electric lights
were sparkling through the dusk,
and Hettie, shut in from the dark
and cold, though only sixteen, felt
that life was not worth the living.
She was her fathers housekeeper
and had been since her mother
died two years ago, leaving father
and Sam to her care. "Try to take
my place, dear child the dying
lips had faltered, and Hettie had
tried faithfully to take mothers
place. But tonight it seemed as
if her labor was in vain; that it
was too hard to give up all girlish
pleasure and content herself with
household cares, which left but lit
tie time for study, and so distract.
ed, how could one hope to stand
anywhere in class of bright girls,
who were free to spend all their
time in study, should they choose?
Then to top it all, today father
!, had said that they were getting too
old for Christmas presents, times
were hard, and he had no money
to waste. Sam could do we'll with
out the skates he wanted, while
her cloak must do for another year.
Surely any girl who is on Christ
mas Eve full of joyous anticipation
of the pleasures of the morrow
presents, dinner, guests, and per-
haps a party in the evening, will
feel that Hettie had Just cause to
cry. and cry she did for half an
hour: for Hettie was real flesh
and blood girl, and not a heroine
content to subjugate self and suffer
uncomplainingly-and being real
girl, Hettie, in the course OF ma
ture had to stop crying when the
tears gave out, besides it was after
six, and father and Sam would
want their supper. Moved by the
thought, she went to the kitchen
and began preparing the meal.
The front door slammed just as
she drew her biscuits from the
oven, and her father called to her
from the hall, where he stopped to
hang his hat and overcoat: "Het-
tie, Aunt Virginia is coming TO
dinner tomorrow. Hettie shut
the door, with a bang, and set the
coffee pot on the table with a thud
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-24
Remember Your Promises

To your Wives, Children and Friends.
And while making your selections Of
Xmas presents don't forget that S. S. Cobb
is we'll prepared to suit you in prices and
quality in this line Of goods AS we have
Just received large and complete line of
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-24

The goods are fresh
and up-to-date. Also a
beautiful line Of Fasinators,
Hoods, Mitts, Shawls, Silk
Handkerchiefs, Silk Muf-
hers, Silk and Worsted
Dress Skirts, Silk and
Worsted Shirt Waists. In
fact everything that is
needed for this seasons
wear.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-24
Ladies, Gents and ChiIdren's Shoes.

Don't forget to call
and see our line of Rubber
Goods, consisting of La
dies, Misses and Child
|dren's Rubber Shoes and
Boots, Mems and Boys
Rubber Shoes and Rubber
and Felt Boots. Also a
complete line of Mems,
Boys, Ladies and Child
Iren's Macintosh coats.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-24

In fact our stock is complete in every
respect, as our buyer has just returned
from the East where he bought largely in
Christmas Goods SO you can be able to
find great bargains with US.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-24

4 A Colorado style saddle for 81. 80 at
Lee Barrett's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

will be nothing binding on he Mania tan Company.
The company lays i;s principal stress upon mo
thar tho elevated railroad aloag that route wouIa
be 'llght and ornamon'il. tie speaH. OF suSn
formal application % the Manhattan company gave
no pledge that electricity void be used Nor IL
ANY h Rd Fyeq ii H9aI emnot
the Boulevard 20 tunnel o; the Manhattan Con,,
plar OF rapid transit which has now been approves
BIZ the municipal authorities ana the Appellate W
vision Of the Supreme Court.
WHAT IT WOULD AMOUNT TO.
r. the Board were 20 yield to the strenuous fn-
sistence OF MIR Gould thu, the Boulevard should
he surrendered - the Manhattan company II wouid
simply be sulrendernz the rapd-transit problem 70
the Manhattan company. leaving that company 10
do murh or little. or nothing at ALL as 1t pleased
since the Manhattan company declines with 50
much energy and feeling the specific proposition OF
the Rapid Transit Board. the least tnat can %
askod 81 m. company IL that II shall make a
specific proposition Dleieing Itself to do something
within n reasonable time. No such proposition 10
contained w;n- the limits of this long commuihca-
ton Of Mr.. Gould. - A..
30 not feel called upon to comment upon the
heated and rhetorical language Used Dy the presi.
dent OF the Manhattan company or upon the siren
thn randi transit roaG proposed by the authorities
should plunge the city into pecunlary emoarrass-
Lewis I. Dcaned. secretary q the Commission:
had not received copy oi Mr. "2.a e'.er wneu
seen yesterday afternoon by a tribune reporter.
and he explained tnai he would ne, say anytnIn9
REGARDING IL for publication uItl n" nal nau ~
opDortIniiy 20 study the communication carefully.
Tribune reporter called at the Brooklyn hons
of Alexander f.. orr. president OF the Rapid Transie
Commission and asked MIN what the Commission
would DO IN view Of the refusal OF the Manhattan
company to accept the franchises oHered IL no
replied - 49, 49,, .., ....s..
M, 1tice this afternoon after had left Il 10 90
"a the Sailors Snug Harbor with the Recorder AZ
| have not seen the letter have no knowledge of
yha, n contains and cannot speak regarding II. Il
he company has refused the franchises, shall eau
a meeting Of the COMMITTEES to consider the mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
COST M TIE BoJLEvAED IINE

Your boulevard line viii cCs' $1,000" PEI NM
,o.s.ss every physical advantage '' o"h9rn'
Win public funds. md J." free fr"I" ID"
,ytr. the rouic you tender thi, company VIII co..
as our engineer estimates, ov"' >~"'"" per NM
49,, ,,,~l.,el with very physical Disadvantages
f d, ..ver,. dollar Invested tnd. ip ad'1ii"n' 80
.,.i.c1 80 pay 3 per cent o. i'f gross N''"'-''
Gu , nr,uos.tor abs company VIII 30. '"'S'"''
f,r sn iost8ni. suca "A franchise II VIII ''' "'''
as r !, mos important Propositions ~ your F'io'
however. are those re'"lins ~ ,,rr nved ,,l,1-
1.'',a,.- you impose wcr" ar ntrar .N'"
'' ,i,.,.iol o. discussion ".th this '"fl''''f
!, tf. ma! conference 'n N"i'" ~ o.. ,t,e.,,ss
n.rod End ex .,ctcf 20 b. neii'... 'l'' i.. and
.o,, ,L4 value oi IN" irop)s'D ii"N.-l,s Wv"
80 submit for youf con TO- ''4.ii r,,tiy AL
Ia''ie oyhiir.nIy determine: -" porc'nt's"S '.
dii not desire our yir"H on M o' mo-, suipri,ng
point in the aplIlc"I.DD'i ",, ,ca~brl conclr-
ih.,esorc tn1f YOU sho"'h nov" -, 49, -o,n,.a,v
siona con con r,,,,s moi JUSTIFIED by The facts.
an reaching your con ''us.I' ,r "a, uablIl-
ignored a." ~. ,.lle,t beyond ~ con"'' Soy
res on %ont.d beyond al! precedent. has taught
,h.s comians ,n.no9cd YOU DO no, grant as the
right q way; We have TO "a; ~ rpxhts which as
ownela' esercised rrcrpitale upon ne
unprecedeh',o aLut,inr damage; and every con,
]nnsie form Of private and pnpc ,. "1c,o"si-uc,"d
trunk lines oi,,ior Of law; and. Il circumsta nccs
under niscorrTUti,cd gradual ACOUSTIC Ion 81 ~,
Right Of way. ms ag" IT, experience viii never
hankrupted 30 other Cooperation w., es south OF
attempt to cons "'' -
the Harlem ltiVef o,ers and impose liabilities
,th Elevated raread sJSiS w9' an ig appPfox
Sonferred might. b. ,hs snbies are pas, hndins
mat Before our roads were Grfs decided thai
Counsel advised and anr e'H railroads would apply
s he hs here would he no s aG ha lSs coS
damages II VIZ , no Of four to three: decided &c
A HS Ta GRpRn e s' %G SSS' @
20 date. S5ZS -" Srarch!se our gross passSiss-e
tsqnns nnessn ys9Ts for psrS 81
and land CANA, 50 gross passenger earnings
element OF IL onT "a
chses is er se It was assu n
FSsqs law q rs ss't5 a1"''
would n be 'inaly decided that they were 'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

H., 800. -.,..s ro,.-s ', January last inrne-
nR or PROPOSE rom, ,orarv raiec,ion Of your
scneiI'o ry ole Aftcr we eled IT, You de-
ai ~ lion for six weeks Will. YOU argued
WIN M our 10 n.y." fss H. Lecieio, ,o,, issued
lmnl'oItuN upo' i"rrsil'iti,.n rsr,ois' and Tins
practcally reused an III. - ~ i, go loan
The trouble WIN your hoa,u -, q, q. -,
scatet 13lr iSs'on' Sn r fcr,,onrd railviys At
iht'ilssh rdp.u 40 redoed IN mar scheme
ne ci,y ekpehse tDu ar az ,nrnais in %a,yY"rk
MGniSipai 81 vo',r o,iirai existence RI"
~ - " mi, ~ tho ,., having been
c"ir.l '''t i'm obor.a Incomes I-t0nian and i'm
Iearu' ~ ~ eho,'d :, longer sand I'm th, way
p9ssipie VIZ shouor - 70 for yoi'r .avore1
While ! 90 not wish 20 imply thtt. even .aeo-
retically. you are partai, OF ,"it !vI .!.'N
moment you are not n s va. ,tr = 80 "a, svt.io
yet YOU VIII parton the sussrS'"1 VA, tc o',
guard all tunnel interests does not sem To DE De
rsisient WIN ne ia'I a'e ,i ,n " ir
you have repcateIy Il"i"eu M are
conVGtgh - .hn, tbc, u.iu be s1rridre9 without
seconudr! anu I'M nv r,, d,n@ods r. Ina
comp on -" ' ~, ~, i,,, -, In ,rlna nv
tunnel nterfstS wcH yo yT' BOARD
WHAT ttL- sAyS NIGHT HAVE PEEN
ma '''- "'
,o,ors u.oo 30 .ducotton ard rrnctic9l -xuer.cnce
10 .,,, a, o,,r.,,,, - rail,
roads u such Experts. for irsian,e as tne pres
dents Of the Erie. Lhckawanna, P"nnsyNania' Jer-
sey Central and N.w-iork central raliro"d-. W.
arc confident their conclusions as 10 rentals would
rave been entirely c'H"fent rom y0nts ! nay
would not. arbitrarily, ha'e md percentages, aS
only AFTER the fullest discussion and consideration
Il AL the facts. And such decision. We believe
would hav" been ~ accordance WIZ our views,
munich this company has no Interest whatt.
ever In your schemes. Let thhi De understoou
s Ga S sh ~ 70 'oG iend to o own r Business But
When yor Invited our Application. you "ssnrs dy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
MR.. sHEpARD's COMMENTS.

Edward VI shepard counsel 70 the Rapid Transit
Commissions I'm commenting upon Mr.. Gouf's let
tor said 20 a Tribune reporter yesterday.
Mr. Gould Saws now acre IN MS communication
what prec. 80 thing his COMPANY will do 10 the
Manhattan Company were offered seven franchises
and II was told that = II would not take them all
4, might sp"cify the franchises WMch II would axe
and fho - ms upon which II would axe them Blt
Mr. could now 10y, IN his letter specifies tnat MS
company will take a single franchise upon the cor
di,,nn fhoi II shall actually construct the road
Iii mat ne says s that II tho Rap Truns,t Board
win grant the franchises for which he mas asked
on his own terms and with Other necessary inool-
ocations his company VIII proceed Immediately 70
,onsrr1,ct But he docs not say what are ne
thar necessary mOdGc ltiOns, nor docs ne say
ms mo Manhattan Company viii nind ltSeii 20
construct single mile Of additional road or traCH
,i"n :. ~ drawn that nothing specific IS proposal
n The Rapid Transit i;oarl w'rc 10 ak,ee TO ere
whole OF tvs eNtraord.nAIy olnIhun-N--on .n,Io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
urpcgtyTs 0pPosIYG THE POSTAL BILL.

Tba Merchants Association Of this city Is nght-
Ing vigorously the proposed curtailment OF the
postal facilities in this and other ciHes 'htous'
tne country as threatened by the General ros'-
en-. bu amended by Senator Tillman. IN tho
senate. and passed by that body last IhursoaS'
The bill limits the free-delivery service IN all III"
cities OF the United States to four each day
As the bill will be sent back 10 the House 'of Ns
concurrence the Merchants Association mas SEM ny
SoIerHrrce in nearly forty cities, urging them 10
nrots.t 10 Congressnen against us maj passass
SIya-a, Rosrds OF Trade have answered. volunteer
Inc assistance The association has also prepareo.
nrnred and mailed twelve thousand circuiars 70
Merchants In this city 70 protest agaans' eas
passage Of the blll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
oN HIS LETTER TO TIE BOARD.

- ''' conference on March 10 there Is "',''''
na'ely. no recorl You rejected our boulevard
'o'ie' and rendered Instead franchise for an
rnre ground railway in Ten'h-ave. We hnd not
applied for &c. and knew nothing Of i,s cost Neither
cd you. You next proposed elaborate doubc-deck
switches and crossings We had not asked for
them. and had NJ conception Of their cost Neither
had you. We. o. course asked time for inyestiga
uon and cOnsl iefalOn.' which 'Invcstipauon' mar
sncc 9e. c.opef "a" taci thar the franchises you
rendered viii cost al least $1,000 90 more than those
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
THE WTRDERED MISSIONARIES.
At LEAST THREE AMERICAN WOMEN AND oSs

At LEAST THREE AMERICAN WOMEN AND oNY
MAN KILLED IN SIERRA LEONE.
cierr, T cone West Coast Of Africa May 7.-Ad-
ditiona advces confirm The reforts OF the assassl-
nation Of Miss Archer. Miss Hatfield and MI cam
and aod 10 the list OF murdered missionaries tho
name OF Miss "Kegg." possibly misprnt Tor ths
name Of Miss Schenck Mrs cam neu liioo n ~"
sir,,Hrtes are Americans who were sent "us ner'
hv the United Brethren Of Christ Miss'on Vi Lay
ION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

estate" As such they aavo lon assessed ~ con
.tantl, increasing Na.ues Until The hrtH' %. pos
S 9r ,loac Irrespective % au lands
and buildings w,T" snssed ~ <.'-,'3'' ana ..,
rrnss W. .sof'gcr receipts The same structures OF
all stree; -Irfa-" railways ~ N1"-l oik' lI't>4
sc.sci at 5000. and ,ae lax Wa $3.50 w d.
was oaly 49," two-t1 lrds % J per reN' %. l"'"
From ~ 10 da,c nineteen years this com7aa ,
tud is lessons nave been assessed o.,
ani have actually paid taxes tlcrcon u = ~ ,, 81
A. ave;.sc 5 %s s, yag' ayes now in i'ira-
,a, n v.,r an street surface railway in
no .ttv ~ New York aavc hecn assess.i cog
.ir,.ct.res an aggregate total II only tf'lot-2 ana
th.r taN,- th'fcou have been only S4"@N ~ IN
other worls the elevated railroads. during n".''cA
year-. nave paid n'" ana "a na- i'i"', d. IN
taxes as all street eIrfa,c roads have pad Ia ioi
fvc wears or property ~ the sane charm ter u.ri
10 tho same way and DESIGNED - "''"ihP'''" "''
same purposes
SURFACE AND ELEVATED LINES
There are to-day in Manhattan ami The Nron.
u.s. miles Of surface lncs ard ,Arfy-sx o. elevated
railroads Our fAN on treckaso, therefore. g. A.
ready twcuiy-seycn times as gro per n.e as iA'''
- All surfac, lines so Is this dsproporuopa'"
tx justified 1y tAo num""r -, pas@--.ttt'' & ,t
Il, f.., This company trans ported l'-'i N'i Hi I
7ai ~ me- ts-a Dir structures are
-cssei rluo times as tnl'n A. we @t" lures 81" ''
In aga',iiOr sine ,~S thc ci,y ard county taxes
.,'5 1t lis COMPANY have a,~n :-',i.',s a maeiHS
,yc nave ,niI STATE fa,o, amounting - y ~ -
nokirs q grand total since i,.' 90 .s'',>4 3D. oar
gross .tsse; s"r earning for '.+-t"'" s'".~
e.. sIpf3isl.. ara '.Ne- as ,'.I on s'I.. ''''
alone ses1eeac s'r ccn' - 'i.i 'na or TIE 'i
.re 9,.iol. while for -" IN az n w."
%. per zen, o. gross passenger "ain4'F. iu .-
-an.r r,.!,! ~ nlue'.~. years i.N.t .se,9'''
AL a,r"s@s, ,s+' rSe ,oxo, f,r ~ Against
.,r e.r... surf. ia..raIs iu N"" YORK ''llf 3D..
al oarpos', an'nil.i r." 'i' sin"cr c-cca,ag~
ir.~ to- structure la alone Of this company i'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
VIEWS OF THE WEEK IN GERMANYs


Berlin. May (
BREAD FAMINE COMING ON.-The poor OF
Germany are already suffering from the approe N.
mo broad famine Prices In Berlin have risen froua
"a - Is per cent. and the Socialists and Radicals
nronosc % make election material out OF the Cove
srrnen,.s attitude in the matter OF the suspension
Of grain duties
COI-RT-MARTIAL CODE UNSATISFACTORY-
Tho new code for military trial procedure was
.donted this wecx I, ia a compromise measure
and both Bavaria and Prussia greatly dissats-
fled
roRNrD TO BOOM THE MAYA new Na-
.,o,,l Navy Society was organized this week, I'm.
dor the presidency of Prince Phiip Won Hohenloha,
tho Iuperial Chancellor's eldest and under the
,a-ronsce OF Prince Henry o Prussia and the
Grqnd-duke OF Baden. The organization has al
ready secured TWO hundred and thirty thousand
members Its object Is asitate the question ee
increasing the strength OF the navy.
TROOPS SENT TO KIAO-CHAU.-Military REM
agreements. consisting Of fourteen hundred SOL
d,ers started for Kiao-Chau last Wednesday
AR Ur-GHFs GETS FIS EXEQCATUR.-Olive
T n Hughes of Connecticut. who was nominated
-, February % by President Mckinley as United
states Consul at Sonne5arg has received his ex-
eauatur. after a long delay.
Az OFFICE FOR \ PRINCE.-Pr.nce Ernest Won
4ohenlohe son OF Prince Hermann Won Hohenlohe-
rangenburg the Governor-General OF Asaace-Lor-
raino has been appointed District President OF Up
per Alsace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
, coon WORD FOR AMERICA.

London May Joseph Chamberlain secretary
Of State for the Colonies. writes 10 the committees
arranging the Anglo American dinner that ne -
.deeulv interested in any EFFORT to promote ING
cod feeling which should exist between the lhitso
States and this country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

Tho Queen Of the Belgans is the Archduchess
Maria Henrietta of Austria. daughter OF the 'ate
Arcbduke Joseph Of Austria graniancle or tho
., r.-opo-or Francis Joseph and is conss-
drentlv his second cousin. She Was born ~ scL9n.
tT,,nr near Vienna August .. 1875. ana nstrIIs.n
aHnniA II Eing Of the Eelgians. August =, 800,
when he was Duke Of Brabart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08


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we arplied FOR "
"I 5 We REGARDED this pan as within Our
We had nor Se 90 St'IN oqt' certainty We were
estimates Of coSt ~ @.aaoI tted ".l nai ~!
have been ioTc i,,,i.nntt Il true too Could that
And yet you attempt 20 make +, a,,.ar ,b., We
sought delay TO cons Ter the "lpJ"i '.ia' We
cost Of .ir own appicatson You az" !:fel, born5
slIeieu our own ability To 10 the things which we
asked leave to do. ana ,her.f"-e t.'-, lil5 ~
report Immediately. because in YOUR opinion 10
the par; Of this committee or ~ ihe n,i Vhon
on Your Vi.,anE ask e.y, t. 'xpead $1meov
did it refuse or snow aDv nrtncia, ,ify 30 49,"
the things it asked leave 10 lo'. Nly associates
and my SELF DO no. car. Ia .o,n,,c,, t,r.ror MO-,
,hese stat, ens. but We 70 rec, a5iention
your assert oi.s which are coniradicted even ny IN
WINS OF your own Board.
frrsnchisss ana announce ,h4' you "canno advse
rcrr.i t ~ 'nt h"1c' 1fi !" an e'eNAt,i io"d
elevated railroad in The centre OF the street Sky
h. vv' d'sltnt rom each h"use-.i"e huit o. steel
wculd not cause any essential defa,,naa, OF ne
5Xr1gN''rd NOR any mHe,'ai muy 70 so"tins
OF March j. thai yor mint not grant this
irahchlse; "" ~cr" 80 soHriious 10 preserve the
hat We ssr"1 T 40, v [ .- =" oar p,nI
on that route f. upon invcs,iga' ion We found the
80 tav'"n teaS!.c ana thn cost WltMn the hhhls
PREPARED foi the ic,olnntorv notice in voiIr report
thai We must kecD off nat particular underground
49, 80 ~ i'.' WIN ,'t".' M '' "'-
non 9 the real ana Sufficient RAPID transit pan de-
NiSed Dy Honi no.rd
your Boulevard route using thc same open ems You
= 20 ~, On" '" iNs s'( S,' ,ge %
would your real and sufficient rapid transit plan
be thcrt by 'dostroyel"r \ tunnc No"A still 10
d ,u'ne!. 70 i"@, "hy 3"i.t ~. "nd rti-d transit
furnished hy the cit, or tGc ManLatian COMPANY
~ To THE ~s1.rrIcr-v.-y"
ana ~ 10 IRE H"Nc's''S % '''' S''H &c., IL VIA
ldltlclld could Nolr BOARD compete Ni'n tiS