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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30
Executors Notice,

Notice is hereby given, that letters of
TeStamentary upon the Estate of John
Uffelmann, deceased have been granted to
the undersigned, by the Probate Court of
GaSconade County, Missouri, bearing date
date the 10Th, day of November 1898.
All persons having claims against said es-
tate are required to exhibit them to him fo-
allowance within one year from the date of
said letters, or they may be precluded from
any benefit of such estate; and if such
claims be not exhibited within two years
from the date of the publication of this no.
tice, they will be forever barred
SIMON w. MAUSHUND,
Executor
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

Ger pQpuliItiide 8unoeSienatDr
WariUn Butler BON 9toro Carolina
iudjt Die IpntpatBiiden uub oerIDbnli-
den 28Orte oes Srdiioeuten Mc&inlep
binlibtlid Der Sor9e fir Die cunf6oe
rirten Go0ten audi fiir Die lebe.oen=
GonT00erirten 81 Darluertben, inoem
er Elm 9lmen0eneut CUR nlleenein.n
Eeniunsbiu einbringt, iuDnaH audi
bic cOniU0erirten Sploaten 1antmt
ibren l8ittlueu un0 ntinoeri6brigen
&In0crn aus Onfel Snm's Safe penz
ltorirt merOen iUIIeu. SnoeHen lit
oaran nicbt Su oenfen un0 blidt man
IN 0or8reBtreilen nit nidbts tpenieer
olS 8iinitiaen 2tu9en auf 0ieIen
Sbritt Buffers. IS lit nber audi
cine ltarte ;3umutBung, baB Die
unlunSrcaieruMg audi 9ieieniQen
neblt ibrcn glngebDrigen penIioniren
lou, uelbc aIle ibrc S:aft oarnn &C.
lest bnben, Die llniOn nit g8nffenge.
malt ST 5erit6reu, uno iueld9e ben Sob
bon QHnoerttauienoen uun nDrbliben
Wdnnern uno 6reibeit8tdmpTern ecr>
ldu(Oet baben. Ia bDrt benn bub
luabrbnItia alle @utnliitbietcit, Ser
Io9nIidteit unb briiOerli9e@ @eiiunune
auf,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters of
Administration upon the Estate of FERDINAND
REDTKE, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned by the Probate Court of Gas
conade County, Missouri, bearing date the
10Th day of December, 1898.
All persons having claims against said ES-
tate are requiredt to exhibit them to him for
allowance within one year from the date of
said Letters, or they may be precIuded from
any benefit of such Estate; and if such claims
be not exhibited within two years from the
date of publication ofthiS notice, they will
be forever barred.
THEO. C. GUNGOLL,
Administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

9err 9arGin 9iorris, glert Der
9lppt6efe bes st. Sbuemafer, in Berz
rp, ST.. iaet, Gin Nann fam in un=
Ieren Store ben nuoeren Sag uno
iaete. SD Mir i6e cine Slaide bon
benz @>tOff. ipelber ben &inoern oas
9eben rettet. SD las in Der rgiep8"
bappn. Die ainoer f6anten frant
tperben, tuenn mir nidt ibueu penus
einen 80ftor befOmmen. gs lit Die
Me6iSin, Die Sic fir bic Group per,
fnufen." gr meinte @bamberIain
Suiten 6eilmittel unb faufte Ell. c
5lni9e ebe er ben Store nerlieB. Su
pertauIen BEL gSalter 8rps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

- Sn ct. 2ouis lit ant Counting
9lbeno Die 16idbriee 2aura Sp9 BEL
lebenoi9em 2ei6e oerbrannt. Sic
bate lib ais Santa Claus nerfleioet
nm ibren iiin9eren @ei6ipiltern cine
5reuoe 81 bereiten, als lire aleioer
an ben 2ibtern be8 GGriitbaumes
6euer fingen unb ibr bu6tabli6 pom
2eibe brannten. Die llnglud(i6e
itarb unter erdBli9en Gualen peniz
ee Stun6en barauf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30
a)erntn11t. ab1n., zretnn, net 80 9esen1t,er 1885,

2dnber bic Sprtbaucr friebli9er unb
ireunbibaftliber politiI6er uno
fommersie[ler Be5iebunsen peremp.
torii9 perloreen, un6 baB bic beioer.
ieitieen &esieruneen es ii9 ebrli6
uno eifria uneelesen iein laiIen, ie-
oem &Dnflitt stuii9en beioen 2dnoern
oOrsubeugen, elau6eu mir ni6t, baB
tpirtlide @efabr gu einem Soufrieee
sDiIcbe benielben oDrlieet, unb bnB
es tbatid6lid) su einem lolben font
men tpiro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

ais b;eler Sage Elm @n(lnuBbaum
auf Der 5arm BON Sos. g8. 6ulentpi.
bet oefdllt tuerben iuute, 1tieB Die
2lrt seaen einen barten @esenltanb
i'm Sols, tueld)er lih BEL ndberer lln>
teriu6une ais elm 9teuuluer beruus-
itelIte. 9erielbe loa in einer SD6l>
ung, tuelbe 9dn5(i9 iiberpa6Ien
mar. Wfan elaubt, baB Die g8affe
wabrero Der Srieesseit in bent 8aum
oerltedt uroe.-SafIon Wp. @plfs-
freun6.
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2lus oen1 County.

/ - 9ebler. SRI. Soa @iie
mann, 90bte: BON Seinrid5 Gurld
lam am Samstag bon st. 2ouis 5u
rid linn bic 5eiertaee Bel ibreu GI
tern 81 oerbrinsen.
8ap. allen 9eleru unO Den
&eoafteur oes ngultsblatt" cir
gludli9es unb geieenetes 9teuiabr
- Seinrih Nubmann lit am
Nalariafieber ertranft. 2tud 9ein.
ri9 9aselnsger lit Ourd) l6lusre
Stranfbeit ans Sett eefeIielt. 28i,
iuuni6en balot9e 8eiierung.
= @ruBmutrer 2ufe ipurbe an
25. D. 0tts. bonn ct. 8auls @eIane-
6Dr nit einem Stanb9en iiberz
raibt.
= 8eter 9nnuIer unO gbns.
9o6, BON Sbiro Greet, famen lebte
8o6e nit elmer GarlaDung &inbuieb
bier ourb uno am ielbeu Sage trieb
g8m. ISrcIuel spei @arlaoungen
Shipeiue bier pDrbei.
- 5rie oenstbal. 2ebrcr
S. y. NrOett, rel tie lebten SDnntag
nab ct. 2ouis.
- 9enrp Sbueb, bon @offeDuiue,
Sanias, tpetAer einige SSohen bier
5u Seiu6 bel 5reunoen un0 8el=
luanoten perneilte, tebrte oieie
8ube pieoer nab 9auie 5uriicf.
- SRI. @lla Suntburs, Wcl6e
ldn9ere 3eit gu Seiu6 bel 8erluano=
ten in Saciiic periueilte iit lebtc
8ube tuieoer suriideefebrt.
- Srnu gSm. 9iltbep unb ibr
Spbn @m., benubte lebten Gums
tag bic biliee Subrselesenbeit I'M
nob st. 2ouis 5u reiieu.
- SenrD S6iib uno 5rit &Totenz
bauer mabten lebten Ntunta8 einen
}lbite6er na@ @ascunaOe.
- 2ebten Ntontas abeno foub in
in Der @ubnuns BON 9tibar0 2oet.
mig Elm Serlolunasbau itatt, Der gut
belu6t iuar uno BEL luel6em lid)
ole 4betGnebmer gut antiilirteu.
- 9 az. Die GhriItIeier in Der
euausl. iotuubl ais in Der BreSbp<
terianers&ir9e brabte ben &inoern
ioupbl als ben @rspacbieuen 9rpbe
5reube.
- g9as. S6neioer uno @attin
uon 2innpopo, Mu., tuacen iiber bic
5eiertaee bier su 8eiub BET Srau
S6neioer's Gltcrn, 8m. @eblenbrint
uno @attin.
- 2ebrer $. 9teeie uno 0attin,
BON Baibinaton befinben ii6 bier gu
Beiu9 BEL ibren Gltern II. S9tpie9er'
eltern, Souls 9aeeie unb 5rau.
- SObn Sebn reite 1ebte g8Ud)e
na6 9nfnDette County UNI ieine bUrt
pubnbaften @eibmiiter gu beIuben.
- Sos. Sein uno s. S. Meger,
batten am Sage nor gseinabten bas
@lid einen i66nen Sirl9 Su erleeen
- 2Sm. 8. unb $. 81. Weper,
nerb ta6ten einen She'll Der 5eier=
taoe In Cooper 9ill bel ibrer
Sbneter, 5rau 2uuis Soelnter.
- gpnitable gbriIt 9luffner tuuroe
(ebten Ntontas gu ieinem 40. @e-
blrtstaee oOn Ieinen pielen 5reun0en
nit einem rBartp" iiberral6t. go
gan5 unertpartet tpuroe unicr Srcun0
@briit bpd ni6t iiberrai1t, tenn
arOpp's @eriteniaft mar 5ur !6ano
uno fir einen feinen SmbiB bate
ieine before Salfte beltens geIprgt.
- @roBmutter Sbneiber, Die be-
tagte Mutter opn Senrp, au9uit nnb
Sobn S6neiter lit idltper frant unb
botten mir nuf baloige 9Sicoergez
neiun9. @benfaIIs befin6et iiA
9enrp Iiemann uno siuei 8inber BON
.. 3. Stoener auf Der Sranfenlilte.
- 9uitao &esr, tuelber in Serz
mann bic Sobi9ule beiu6t, befnoet
itb bier UNI Die 5eiertuee bel ieiren
@ltern su nerleben.
- s. st. @. Dteper fat an G6riit
0anuier bon Sermann spei Sdpeine
uerfauft, Die suiamnen $50 4iuno
pu9en.
- Gin 9ludleli9eS Ieuiabr bcn
9erauseeberu uno allen 2elern bes
8plfsblatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

Der gtnat M1iIiouri bat fir ben
le5teu arieo 1898 Snfanteriiten uno
Ia 9(rtiQerilten, D6er nit ben Stabs'
Oii5ieren iugaeiannt, 8,109 0tann
aelieiert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

2lu3 ben 6eGlern Der en0lil6en 60
louialpulitif 9in9en Die Ser. Staaten
beruor. Nl6gen Oieie nidbt an ben
6eblern Der ei9enen @Olonialpulitit
3u 8runoe geben!-&bl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

Die fdlteite Semperatur in 0atuz
ion tuGbrenb beS norisen gBintera.
i'm Sanuar, mar 81 uuter Nua.
@aS mir bier talte @eue nenneu,
mub ben 2euten ba pben nod uie
s5rublinasluFt purtummen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

Su Der SunbeSbauptlta6t iIt man
th oariiber eini9 baB Der IpaniI6.
ameritaniibe 6reioenSuertrag am 4.
Sauuar an ben Seuat perabfplgt uno
ubne SerSO8erune beltati9t merben
miro. Nau eruartet, oaB Die uun
Der &e9ierun9 ben Gbilippinen seeen-
uoer befOl8te Fo(itit nab Seltdtie-
un8 oeS Sertra9s fuleenoermnBen
lem iuiro: l. gSabreno Die Grseua,
ntne BON HortO &ico uno Samaii
5ou1reien @inlaB finoen tueroen,
mullen bic Sbiltppinen Die @ebubren
oes Gin9leps@eiebes sablen. Der
9anoeISUertebr nit ibnen lit ni1t
anoers ais nit fremoen 2Gnoern; 2.
Sle 30lIe impanoeI8uerfebr slpiI den
oen Sereinigten Staaten uno ben
E9illppinen tueroen nit Der sSreihan-
oelspolttit, no Der Sanoel nnoerer
Sanoer III Setradlt fonlmt, nidbts al
l9ai1en baben; 3. Die &eaierune
uOernlmmt es, bic 4bilippiner 81
oran~baren Staatsbi,rgern beran5u.
a'egen uno iie unter ibrem S1use il
"nleren Sitten uno @ebr1uhen IL
uhtermeiien; 4. Obeleib cine militdr
'lWe %ernoltunA beIteben muB, Biz
anoere @eiebe in Sraft treten fDnnen
lo'ro man baS M69ti@ne tbun, un
oen SHieln redt balo sum unbe
l9rantten ssoblftano Su uerbelfen
Stiter 1T Die &eoieruno nod MIDI
6oorael4rittcn. Dub beitebt bi
a9atln4e. OaB lie Der 5raee Der @r
pahlion Die er0Bte GufmerfIamfei
9emlonlet hat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

Die Soften liir bic SermeGrune
Der SuuoeSnrmee auf 100, 900 Mnnn
mcroen auf idbrticb 165 0tiuionen
Dollars berebuet. g6enn benz lteuer>
5a9leuoeu 8Ulf erIt flor meroen uir0
iuclde orildenben OpTer i6m Snlz
periaIi3mu6 un0 Nllitdrismu8 auf.
erlegen, ba iuirb lib oprausIibtlid
iein 3orH seaea 8ieieni9en febren.
pelbe am tOuiten fir 9tnneripn uno
e.1nniiOn i6marnleu. S8nbribein=
lia tperoen pun ben Grpaniionspoli=
titern oe8 GunarelieS in Der nQb1ten
9Dngre Bpabl SieIe 5um 9abeimbleis
ben ern65it iperDen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

Qcm General S9af;er uir0 fols
gen0er braitii1er 2tu5Iprub, ben er
III SaUaunaB getban baben iUu, gu
geiArieben: pie Gubaner ei9nen
Iid5 CUR Sel61tre8Ierun9 nidt beiier,
al8 Die 06Qe iiir cine Tuluerfabrit.
GicIe Bemertuna ipribt bic 9tnii6t
sablrei6er Sificiere aus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

9eO. 9. SecOr0, Der ipoblbefannte
Gontrafteur in Sonnnba, sc. g.,
iaat: SD babe @banberlain's Su=
ften=Setlnittel in nreiuer Sunlifte
cine lanse 3eit eebrau9t, unb babe
es befer ais ireeno ettpaS 9lnberes
gefunoen" gu oerfaufen bel NaIfer
Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

Gr5tiifui Srelauo lit BPM Erdlis
0enten bn6u au8erleDen tuor0en, bic
&er. Stoaten auf benz oUm ,3aren
einberuIenen 2tbriiitung8= uno 28eltz
fric0cn$ GUngreB 81 uertreten. Der
Yrdii6cnt min Ii9 ertenntlid sei9en
iiIr Die ibn BON SreIano geleiiteten
p0litiihcn 9ienite, ueriebt aber
0leid3eitia 0urt Gbruna Oieies 9eut.
ihenbniiers DEN belten Stii5en ieiner
Yartci einen, (ipir uoIlen nnnebmen
unnbiiAtti6en) S6fa9 in'8 @eIi6t.
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Die Grippe lit auf ibrem gSege
bonn Often bet Ser. Staaten bis ct.
SoutS gelanQt, uno tpir6 ii9 ooraus>
libtlih in naditer 3eit AUDI bier ein'
iteIen. Sic lit bis iebt i'm @eiten in
iebr miloer Jorm auf9etreten, 10 baB
tein @runb 3ur 8elursniB oorlieot.
Wtan balte iitb tuarm uno troden,
unb iebe ii6 10 iuenis als m6sli9
ben llnbiloen Der @itterung aus.
Ob oieIe 8ranfbeit cine epioemiI6e
poer ourd Seriibrune anitecfeno lit,
Oariiber iinb lib Die Nerstc IelbIt
ni9t eini8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

r3cbn YerIoneu, tuelde Die @iien=
babueu 0e3 2anbes cuntrolliren, ba=
ben ben 0auoel oe8 2anoes in ibrer
@epalt, unO fails Iiiuf oieier @elb-
idfe iid Oeritdubigen, einen be-
itimntten Wann sum- BrdIibenten Der
Der. Staateu su MAIDEN, iie iuiiroen
bic ibnen bel 0ieieu Seitrebun9en be-
reiteten Shmierigtciten ipieleno
liberpinoen."
SOritebenoe8 lit Die Steue aus
elmer &ebe 81 @unIten b er Serltnat=
li6un8 Der @iieubobnen, mel9e
&rUi. %oriOn BON Der Bottom Uni
oerlitp" fitr5li6 gebnlteu bat.
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@artoffeln. 2O@3Oc per 8ui6ef inn

rs @roBen .3o04Oc ppm g8aaen.
Smiebt btln.-3O@S5 per SRI6el.
Seu.-Semiibtes Sc. .500S. 90;
ntotbb S6.00@11.50; @rdriezSeu
S5.00O7.00 y 3un (2.0O0tb. }
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9 ia a t > biu, s D I e b D, I
lucas 9Duntt1. SIS.

5ranf S. Cheney beidtu6rt, bab er
Der dltere Sartner Der 5irma s. s..
GbeneD & 60. iit, tuel9e @eI1aIte
in Der Stabt Splebp, in pbergenann-
tenn County uno Staate, tbut, uno
oaB beIaete Sirma bic Suplme upu
i'm buno ert uars, fir iez
ben Sail BON 8atarrb besablen miro,
Der our6 ben @ebrau6 BON Sau 3
9aa'S &atarrb'aur ni6t gebeilt iuer=
ben fann.
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Gu pertouIcn: Sine gang ncue $45 glGE
~ mdid1ine iiir S25. yid6;ufra9en in ocr.
SfI;ce n pI -EI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

0~0' Y = !" 7 ~ UTTLNlIIlJ
liber HOtnr.
Sau's &atarrb=aur fpiro innerlid
Qenommen, uno ipirtt brett auf baS
8lut uno bic ibleimieen Sberfldben
oes Sgitens. 2aBt @ub 3eusnihe
frei 5ui6ifen.
S. S. 6 benen & Co., Sulcbo,
Sbio.
@8erfauft oun alien gpotbe=
fern, 75c.
Sna's 5amilien GilIen iino Die
beiten.
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g Ghpneh II

d { q n I s. . } c II { y.
Sei9tupren ppr mir
uno unteribrieben lit
neiner 9eeeirtpnrt an
6. September VI. 8. '86.
q OIL
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W66tntli6fr lMayhtbrrif)t.
l6etrei6e, 11febl, ufu

Seoen 5reita 9 cOrrieirt BON ser
HERMANN STAR Mills
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ABsTRACTER OF TITLE!
G. c. Lasby. of central-avenue. Indianapo-

c. C. Lasby. of Central-avenue. Indianapo-
lis delivered a short address. The church
was filed most of the audience being
women.
Evangelistic and prayer services were
held during the day and were well attended
The missionary anniversary occupied the
attention of the conference tonight. DIR.
York, delivered the address. The address
was patriotic as well as missionary dis
course DIR. Smith eulogized President Nc
Kinley and Queen Victoria as Christian
rulers. The church tonight could not hold
all the people who desired to hear DR..
Smith.
Bishop Ninde formally opened the In
diana Conference in the First Methodist
Church this morning r. A. Kemp was re-
elected conference secretary, with l.. ID.
Moon, L. u. Johnson and i. M. WeSthoVer
as assistants j. l.. Juitt was elected con-
ference treasurer, and G. r.. Coffin was APP
pointed conference postmaster. Miss Dur
and sung for the conference. DR.. Kelly, of
the Methodist Review, New York, was pre-
scented and made a short address,. j. A.
Sergeant, presiding elder of the Moore
Hill district and j. A. Steele presiding
elder of the New Albany district, read their
reports.
There is a triangular arrangement being
ity New Albany, Connersville and Bloom
ington DR.. Albert Hurlstone will probably
be assigned to Connersvlle. Dr. Tevis to
Bloomington and DIR. Doddridge to Trinity,
New Albany. The New Albany church
congregation objects to losing DIR. Hurl-
stone, and there will be an effort made to
retain him. DR.. w. T. Smith. missionary
secretary of the church, addressed the con-
ference in regard 10 the missionary htera-
tlIrQ.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-29
Served Three Terms I'm the Senate,
Later Secretary of State and Ann
bassador to the Court of st. James.
TWICE SOUGHT PRESIDENCY
RECEIVED MANY VOTES IN THE CON-
MENTIONS OF 1850 AND 1884.
Member of Family Famous in Two
WOr1ds-His Death Due to ALL
ments Incident to Age.

DEDHAM, Mass, Sept 2S.-Thomas F.
Bayard died at half past o'clock this aft
ernoon at Karlstein. the summer residence
CT his daughter Mrs Samuel D. Warren,
after an illness of six weeks. His death
was without pain. His wife, his two daugh-
ters--Mrs. Warren and Miss Florence Bay
ard--and his son, Thomas F., jr., saw him
draw his last breath and his third daughter,
the Countess Lauenhaupt, was on her way
to Dedham. The remains will be conveyed
to Delaware, and the funeral services will
be held Saturday in the old Swedish Church
at Wilmington.
Karlstein lies off the Needham road. Here
about the middle of August came Mr.. Bay
ard to be the guest of his daughter and
son-in-law. He was sick, but it was given
out that his illness was merely due to de-
Ginning years. He steadily grew weaker,
however, and had spells of semi-conscious-
ness and of delirium. consultation of
physicians was held Aug. 26 and they agreed
that Mr.. Bayard was suffering from artorie-
colorosis and a general breaking down, in
cident to age. He suffered no pain to any
noticeable degree, and his chief tendency
was to sleep. During the first few weeks
of his illness Mr.. Bayard was able to sit
up, but as the days passed he became gradu-
ally weaker and three weeks ago he laid
himself on his bed and never again rose
from it. At times he would rally to some
extent, but the relapse carried him always
nearer the end His wonderful constitution
resisted the ravages of disease for a surpris-
ing period. Much of the time he in
semi-conscious condition, seldom recognizing
any of the family and at intervals having
sinking spells, accompanied by choking.
These left him always weaker. Yesterday
ii became evident that his death was
matter of only few hours. Still he fingered,
having slight rally during the night, and
during the forenoon his condition showed
little change. AT o'clock he began to sink
rapidly, and half an hour later he gently
passed away.
Tomorrow the body will be sent to Della
ware being due to arrive at Wilmington
late Friday afternoon.
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ANOTHER AMERICAN LINER.
The Steamship Admiral Sampson
. Launched at Ora mps's Yards.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2S.-The steam
ship Admiral Sampson, now under construc-
ton for the American Mail Steamship Com
pany, has been launched at Crampss ship
yard. Miss Mamie Sampson, daughter Of
Admiral Sampson, named the new ship as
sisted by Miss Margaret Smith and Miss
Madeline Smith. daughters of the president
of the steamship company. The first of the
four vessels contracted for, the Admiral
Dewey was launched few weeks ago, and
in about a week the Admiral Schley will
glide into the water. The name has not yet
been selected for the fourth ship. These are
the first vessels of their class built with spe-
cial reference to service as an auxiliary
naval force. The American Mail Steamship
Company is under contract to carry the
United States mails to the British West In
dies. 1t is proposed in addition to furnish a
biweekly service between Santiago and Bos-
ton or Philadelphia. The service is to be-
gin about Oct. /.
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WRECKED AND BURNED
FOUR-STORY BUILDING DESTROYED
BY AN EXPLOSION AND FIRE.
Two Girls Fatally Injured and other
People, Including Several Firemen,
Hurt by Falling Debris.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2S-An explosion of
powder to-day in the rear of the four-story
building at No. 40 North Fourth street,
occupied by C. & w. McClain, fishing tackle
and sporting goods, set the store on fire,
caused it's destruction and resulted in in
jury to number of people, two of whom
will die. The list of injured follows:
FLORENCE HIGBY, dying at the City
Hospital
PAULINE BRUDER, dying at the City
TOM GORMAN, Salvage Corps; cut by
glass.
JOE ANGELIC, engine company No. 15
JOE DETLER, engine company No. g.
hit by falling wall
FRED BOHLEY. engine company No. l5
| cut by falling bricks and hurt in runaway
of hose reel.
HERMAN JANSEN, struck by flying
glass
CALEB T. STONE, cut by glass while
passing the store
A. RAGOLI, knocked down by runaway
ANNIE KOBINSKI, seriously injured by
falling glass and debris.
w A. NJ KENZIE, both wrists sprained
j. FRATZ, truck No. 6. cut by glass.
LOUIS MOLL. aged fifteen, right hand
RIcHARD WINTERS, employed at Nc
Cleans, arm cut by glass.
j: A: VAIL, son-in-law of j. H. Crane,
badly hurt while trying to intercept the fall
| or MISS H1gDy.
ROBERT RUSSELL. engine company No.
JOHN DIVINE, engine company No. 8,
head cut by glass.
| The first explosion occurred in the base
ment of the McClain building, where a
quantity of powder and shells had been
| stored. 1t set fire to the building and shat
| tered the glass in store fronts Tor some
distance along Fourth street. On the third
| floor of the McClain building four young
women were at work. Maggie Dinkel, one
| of the women, escaped by walking along a
narrow ledge in front to the next building
| south. Florence Highly and Pauline
| Bruder were unable to do this.
They anxiously waited for the fire.
men to put up ladders and take them away
from their position, which became more
perilous every moment from the spreading
flames The firemen took out one of the
women, but by some mischance they
dropped her to the pavement. The other.
| cut by glass and menaced by the flames
jumped to the pavement and was fatally
hurt.
A second explosion sent bricks and glass
| flying among the firemen, injuring five of
] them. This explosion frightened a team
| hitched to reel and the horses ran away
| injuring one fireman and a citizen. Less
/ than an hour after the fire started the walls
| of the McClan building fell
The damage is estimated at 900 on the
| building and stock; fully insured. The build
ing is owned by Hudson E. Bridge, the
| stove manufacturer, who is now at his sum-
mer home at Walpole. N. II.
| At o'clock tonight Pauline Bruder. who
| jumped from an upper window of the burn
| ing MCLEAN building, died at the City Hos
| pital without regaining consciousness. Flor
ence Highly is not expected to live till morn
| ing.
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of a father and son being voted for by the
same Legislature to fill the senatorial Of
fee.
Almost at the outset of his senatorial ca
reer Mr.. Bayard took leading position on
the Democratic side senator BayaTd took
an active part in the discussions concerning
the presidential election of 1876 and was an
advocate, and subsequently a member, of
the electoral commission.
In October 1885, Senator Bayard was mar
ried to Louisa, daughter of Josiah Lee. a
Baltimore banker. Twelve. children were
Bayard received the honorary degree of
LII. d. from Harvard College.
When the Democratic national conven-
ton was held in 1880 his friends rallied in
force to secure his nomination for the presi-
dency, and such was their strength and the
popular feeling for him that on the first bal
lot he stood next to Hancock who was
nominated on the second. In the Democrat
ic convention of 1884, at which Mr.. Cleve-
land was nominated, Mr.. Bayard received
the next largest vote to the successful can
didate on the two ballots which were taken.
AS soon as the result of the national election
of 1884 was positively known. Mr.. Bayard
was the first Democratic statesman invited
to consult with President-elect Cleveland,
ard it was generally understood he was the
first man offered place in the Cabi-
net-and the leading place, at that. This he
finally accepted, although, it is said he was
strongly advised by leading Democrats not
to enter the Cabinet at all, as his departure
from the Senate would tend to weaken the
strength of the party in that body AT the
close of Mr.. Clevelands administration MI
Bayard returned to private life and to his
legal profession. In March, 1893, Mr.. Bay
ard was appointed ambassador to the court
of ST James and served during Mr.. Cleve-
lands second term.
Mr.. Bayard's first wife died during the
first wear of his term as secretary of state.
Four years later he was married to Miss
Mary w Clymer Of Of wv washington who , sur
as follows: Mrs. Samuel d. Warren. of
Boston; Miss Annie Bayard Miss Florence
Bayard the Countess Lauenhaupt, formerly
Miss Nellie Bayard; James A. Bayard,
Thomas F. Bayard, jr., and Philip Francis
RaVard.