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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Tho French liner La Norm,ndie. from Navre.
croundcd AZ the Southwest Spit. ~ the ehiranc"
~ this port 1T little before 10 o'clock yesterday
morning The steamship remained hard aground
for hall an hour when tho rising tide Heated her
again Captain FniOll" then anchored until dhf-
li,h, WHOM pilot Alexander Cochran brought her
mn to Tho North River pier. Tn" grounding wlS
due TO the liner failing 10 promptly answer h"r
holm, AZ tho turning ~ tho spit Ia Normandio
hroupht Owe 3ii passengers. Of which number
thiriv-cghi were In the saloon and eighty TN the
second cabin. 49,,
Among the saloon passengers were Francois NIL
let and his vif" Mr.. Mille t. IN" son Of the a.
nous French painter. Richard Brin,On and Colonel
Emilio NJ Blum vino tinted States tommif-
siorcr AT the Barcelona Exposition. was also n
passenger II, has been to Paris in the interest OF
the American exhibitors ~ the exposition to be
held there in 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
ESTINiTE or YIELD or SPRING WHEAT.
PRODUCT OF MfNNEsOTA AND THE TWO pAKo-
TAs ~ EXCESS or LAST YEAR

PRODUCT OF MiNNEsOTA AND THE TWO pAKo-
TAs ~ EXCESS or LAST YEAR
Minneapolis Aug l5--"The Journal today
prints the annual crop estimate Of spring wheat
for Minnesota and the two Dakotas, made ny It's
commercial EDITOR IT, V. Jones. Mr. Jones has Ter
several wears made personal inspection Of the
situation I'm all three States. and has been forta-
nate In approximating the quantity and quality OF
the yield cOfciy. -,
lIc estimates the Yield this year FOR m" three
states al ~ ooo"o bushels. against i@''"o hush
cl, in 1897 This is distributed as follows Mime
sofa Yield ~pe~ro. acreage. o.lV~' Nortn "a
kofl icld. e.; NnON,. acreage. 400 900. South pa
kota- yield. @tu.lCoo acreage. 30oLo@. Total yield
Is9 room acreage 2.1nl0'o The ayerag" yield an
acre shows less increase however. than the total
yiold would indicate. hccaus" OF an Increase or
a,roagr of about 10000 acres.
There will be- some surprises The glowing re-
ports to the trade for ;wo weeks Will not b" sus-
ancd with unanimity. There are weak places
and the crop cannot fairly be called bumper"
ylcd. though the total Weld 10 well up to 1888
famous record since 1885 there has been 4 large
Increase Of acreage. SO that the Yield this year
an acre Will nor bc a bumper" average II is good
a. TO quality and its general distribution VIII mean
much for the general prosperity Of the Northwest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
FIREUEN TO MEET ~ BINGHiMTON.

B!nghamtcn. y. Y. Aug. 1.-THE delegates 10 tns
twenty-slxtk annual convention Of the New-iok
State Firemen's Association. 10 meet for a three
days session ,o-niorroN morning NJ the state Ar
nory are arriving every train The state ON
Gers are already he,e. The city was never more
deliberately decorated. Three detectives from Az
hauy, TWO from Buffalo and two from Paterson ar
rived tonight ana the local police force will be aus
mented rs thirty-siX special men The pfinSipTs.
business aside from the election OF officers VIII ne
az, son in regard the control OF the Firemehs
Home at Hudson. now ranaged by separstte
Board OF Trustees and having It's own charter NC
ZONE is worth $i0.e0 and has about MY inmates
Siyty-four companies and about twenty bands are
regis;ered fOr Friday parade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
no MORE SICK AT TIE HEBREW ASYLUM
MOST OF THE CHILDREN SENT INTO THE corN-
TRY-THE HEALTH BOARD INVESTIGATION


Superintendent Herman Baar. Of the Hebrew Or
phnn Asylum a: One-hundred- indihlrty- eighth-st.
and Amsterdam-avc.. said Yesterday that there
were now no sick children in the hospital among
the one hundred ard fifty remaining there one
child who had shown symptoms OF the lh"'SS
which affected the others. had be. taken 10 ROCK
away. There were about seven hunoreh ch'''r','
I'm tho asylum when the sickness vas hrst notcei'
and all but those now there were taken away o
the seaside About two hundred had been stricken
with the alment the majority In a mild FORM pu'
Ave died The Shelterng Guardian Society a''
had some Of it's eight hundred cnicien SICK HUM
the disease and one ceath resulted
DR. William r Jenkins. chairman OF the SANITARY
Committee OF the Board Of Health. said yesterda:
that n further investigation Of the mysterious III
ness would he begun by the Roard OF he""1 a.
once Or Jenkins added: There was report
made in relation t, he institution. on july - an"
since that time It has been under observation ~
our inspectors Steps have been taken wh'ch nave
removed the cause OF 'hc sickness as VIII III '"
by the subsequent reports made.
The reports referred to showed that on '"' -
thn BOARD OF Health Inspector found thar OF IN"
eight hundred and fifty childreh in the insu'u.'on
over eighty had had dvsentery ana three nan '
The cases had developed during th' wv"
preceding and new cases were sun "'i"S ~
II then seemed probable that the water Supply ""'
contaminated on July % Dr. Edward w Mar'Ih'
Grief inspector Of the First Division m"'' ''''
~ tho Sanita-. SUPERINTENDENT I'm relation 10 'he
asylum in when ne said: 1T would apN't' WIN
The water is drawn near 20 or AZ u E"iu IN 49,,
tho result that n contains ~ times Il ~ -,
lroportlon Of organic matter IN Su-lrl7,"" ''' oe,
luton and white the material Is ehtL'N -, tct
tab origin and rrn-pathog'n' IN ',.', r',dcrr fba
il * present IN sufficient quantities 20 trIl' :, 90
wafer unfit for domestic uses unless u''.Sr' ti.-n
necessary therefore. to have inc H''' ,..ssary
or AT such frequent Intervals as may 10 ,, ''.
to cause the water 10 be suitable FOR drl""I"e pun
poses. ,. con, IN the De-
a COPY Of the latter repor; wac S'r, ~ ~. pros
nartmrnt Of Water supply. and las' lurSH"S lot,cr
idcnt NurrI,- cf TN. Health Board recover 4 ,
from ,"mmissioncr Dalton q the WaI"r Hu ,ps
Icnartnont announcing that It's fec'HHl'lrIf@ -,
h ! hccn carried ont No further reports h,H 49,
recrlYcd by tie Health pnparlment as 10 IN, was
It,inn ~ Al airs I'm the asylum wh'h luP""S ".
WA vestardav hut a further investigation WIS
undertaken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
LACK OF FOOD AT KOTzEBUE SOUND.
MINERS MEET WITH LITTLE SUCCESS PROS
PECTTNG

PECTTNG
Port Townsend. Wash. Aug. IA letter -
ceived here announces the arrival az hotZeoue on
Sunday July i. OF the steam schooner Elk "nea
sailed from this port early in June with a parry
OF prospectors. for the mouth o.. the Mackenls
River The Elk made the from Dutch Harry
TO Ko,zebue Sound ia seven days. arriving me
on July Il. The letter states that there are more
than five hundred people on the sornd. AHeaay
provisions are scarce The schooner mad tWoyeafs
supplies for fifteen men. for which hahosom'
figure was offered. Men have begun prospecting 10
The mountains and along the various streams
emp;yine into Kotzehue Sound, but no strikes nave
been reported Many who are snort o, suppHss
are making preparations to return south -, Il.
The only gold reported from the Nlclnlty gs
<otzehue Sound this season Is about S3,~n WHICH
Was in possession Of three mon VINO hai arrived
~ Dutch Uarh1r Just before the sailing OF the Elk
Thov had exhausted their supply or PROVISIONS
and came 10 Dutch Harbor in the hope OF repen.
lshing their stocks. They refused TO give the eAa'
location OF ihoir mine. ,u,
nv OF I[otzeoue Sound on July II: The tinted
states revenue cutter Bear. the Laurel the Eveyn'
the Johnson and the Loyal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
ryTOY MINERS SHOT BY NONrNTON MEN.
SERIOUS ARRAY ~ TIE ulINois coal REGION
THREE MEN INJURED.

SERIOUS AfFRAl N TIE ll'lslNplS ''Nb ''i'''''
THREE MEN INJURED.
Pana. H. Aug l. The coal miners lockou,
here reached "A climax to-day when serious
shooting ARRAY occurred on the highway near tho
city limits. leading 20 the Sprinesid" coal nine
This is the only ono 81 the four .arge coal mines
IN pana that is attempting 10 do any mining. and
only ecvon nor-union minors are working thor"
The scv"n 20 heavily armed to and from IN" shaft.
in addition TO bcing under guard Of operators ard
dcput,-sherlHs armed with Winchester rncs Tn"
union miners have been trying 20 induce these few
union miners TO cc1s" working ~ tn" Spring
side mine hv concr.guiing on the road. and plead
Ing with them as they went 10 the shaft IN bug
giles driven hy operators and deputy shcriNs To
dag several hundred union miners were congrc-
gated on the principal highway lcading TO tho
mine when Edward Jones and james Palmer. non
union mon. rode up on horseback into TIA" miners
lrcs. and without provocaiion. ~ IS said other
than tho miners asking 20 talk with them. began
firing into tho crowd. at ~" same time rcireatlng
rs fnst as thor horses would carry them bat not
until they bad empticd their reviewers into tho
miners ranks Andrew Toomor had his right hand
badly shattered by u bail and Mchao Yermaca-
N!ch shot tn" thigh. one other union miner
s. said to have been seriously wounded. y bail
craZcd the head of William Baker. another union
miuer.
Tho union miners quickly rallied and beaded hy
Baker with shotgun. which he secured ~ his
home. near tho seen" Of the shooting pursued
Palmer. tine non inionst. to his home. where he
nal, relatives to prevent Baker from shooting
Later Palmer and Jones were arrested and taken
the city JAIL which - surrounded by several
hundred miners and citizens The excitement Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
urPDrR or 1 TENNESSEE BUSINESS NAN

COUSIN OF HIS NEWLY MARRIED WIFE S''
prcTEp OF THE CRIME
,,o,.o ,,c g, 4 diepatch 10 The Journal
from Wartrace. Tenn. says:
II RauIins a prominent business man Of MIMI =
burg has been found murdered on the ROAD men.
his home His body WAS ridd!ed with bullets ana
shockinely mutilated He was disemhow"i'd. an"
tho body cut almost In two tn" BODY was '''''"
by John Pruett. who says ne h"Ar' p'S' ,,.
=, .,o,,t,, eo,croI hours before Hawlins
was recently married IN n young "o""" ""'
us the hole ~ Tho neighborho1d. -
1T was thought that Rawlins had n"rn I'm I'm
dorcI hy tramrs hui suspicion now rests on NIl' !,
Ian, Triks Rawlirs's n"lrhhor. who T.. COUSIN %,
hts v,i;c FulkS called ~ ~" Ra".n. norm, =
short time sfcr Rawlins had left Il. and on n,.lnR
,,ld Of MS departure started I'm the am 49,
,io- Fuiks recently purchased revolver an!
c,r,ridgos at Belle Buckle. Tenn, lie WIS ~.
present at the funeral. and t. said 70 nave ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
PEiCE ClRNIIAL on WESLEY LAKE.

hsbury PARK. AUG y (spociaD.-The annual ma
r.nc carnival on Wesley Lake took place this even
ing and was witnessed h. thousands ~ spectators.
There we're nearly three hundred decorated and
uumlna red boats in linc. The cottages facing the
lake we're also Illuminated. as ~er" a number Of
the lawns or the Ocean Grov" side. Three towers
were built In mdstr6em. between the foot bridges.
and supported large stars FORMED Of incand"srent
electric lights. while strings Of lights were strung
from the lowers 10 the shore. There was also n Il
aborate display OF hleworks, and two bands
PLAYED patriotic music while the procession was
under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
SUCCESSFUL CHARITY PARTY.

At the country home Of r. c. Washhnrn SAUCER
tics y y a charity euchre was held last week
for the benefit OF the Red Cross Auxiliary Of that
Town which proved great success. The NIFTY women
who participated wore pretty summer gowns and
made an attractive appearance. The guest. were
received by Miss Louise Bartram. Mrs. /. T..
Washburn ana Mrs George W. Washburn. The
house was deliberately decorated with bunting flags
and rod crosscs Under the shadow Of the great
naples on the lawn a band played patriotic airs
during the game. the tables being paced on the
broad yernnda and in the spacious parlor. The
three prizes offered were secured by Miss Fia"k.
Mrs Rising and Miss Jessie Myers. Fily-three
dollars was the realized. Refreshments were
served by the hOstesses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
OF tDRI PLETS ~ CiN4DiiN HONE

Kingston. ont. Aug. I5.-Mrs. W. Bowman OF
this city. yesterday gave birth 10 quadrupl"'S
two boys and two girls within one hour a''es
birth ore girl died The remaining three are co'"s
nicely as Is also the mother. The father is a n'e'
man aboard the Richelieu and ontario NaN'sas'yn'
COmpanys steamer Columbian. The parents u s
poor circumstances and were not prepared l1t ~.
n surfeit of babies. NeRhhors worked then s,
inx-machnes all day making necessary sa'"'
sor the children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
RNITIRE FTRU ASSIGNS.

Providence. Il. l.. Aug 1.-THE Flint Company.
Of this city. the largest furniture concern In the
STATE. made assignment 20 Dutoc Wilcox this
Afternoon. Alonzo Flint. the senior menber 81 the
iiTEl. also has mad" an individual assignment to
Mr. W!roX The assignment, il Is said. Was made
necessary 10y th" pressure brought to pear by two
local banks for payment OF notes held by them.
4 member Of The firm said he expected tho con-
corn would pay 100 cents on the dollar. He esi-
mated the liabilities at $500. and said the
,..nL.lL Ii .nnnl. hni lnIg.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
RESENTED BElNG CiLLED 4 TIN SOLDIER

81 only wanted 10 show those fellows was no
tin sodlc~." said Joso"h Murray. a member Of the
I'm Tinted States Artillery. stationed at Willets
Point to Magistrate Cornell in The Yorkville Po-
lice Court Yesterday. Murray went 10 toney lsl-
and on Sunday. and on hs way home stopped AZ
a Raines law hotel AZ Second-ave. and Thirtlcth-
81 Some one sn'erci AT him. calling him tin
soldier and Murray was engaged In thrashng
every one I'm the plac" whom arrested by Police
man Grobler Of the Fast Thirty -rfth-st. station.
Magistrate cornell thoUrhi that Murray would
be punished enough vhon he got back 70 the fort.
and LOT him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
COOPFR TNTON LIBRiRY REOPENED

The Norary NJ Cooper Union which has been
closed for two weeks. was thrown open TO the
public again yesterday. II will be- regularly open
weekdays from a. ant 20 y. until Octo-
Der From tina: time t. and including April the
library Ia open from - III. 70 D. and on sun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
PHILIP DALY CRITICALLY I'LL.
THE wELI-KNowN GAMBLER SUFFERING FROM
BR1GITS DISEASE

NTfTfIITT T'T~F.NNT.-
Hollywood y J.. Aug Is (SpeciaD.- Philip Daily
the veteran gambler. ncs critically III NJ his gam
bling house. which is called the Pennsylvania CLUB
and q IS believed that he is in serious danger.
DAILY Was ont usual last week, yet his condl-
ton WAS anything but pleasing TO his family and
intimate friends. Yesterday II was thought ad-
yisa5lc 10 call In the family physician. Dr. Henry
Hughes DAILY Is suffering from chronic Brghis
disease. which. sooner later. must prov" fatal.
Toward night DAILY became worse. and Or.
IIughes remained al his bedside AL through the
night and the greater part ~ the day. This morn
ing Dnly's spiritu1i adviser III" Roy william
J. Cantwcll, rector Of the Church 81 Our Lady
Star OF the Sea. called In. and two special lat .
from NcW-York. Drs. Phelps and Morse. were sum
monod. II was thought that DALI world not
live through the night hut this afternoon his CON
di'iOn seemed much better. DAILY a weak
heart. and his physicians fear another attack
Ike that Of last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
THE WILLING WORKERS DAY.
THEY HOLD SERVICES AT THE OCEAN GROVE
CAMP MEETING

Ocean Grove Aug. u fSpeciaO.-The willing
workers. 2 RELIGIOUS organization devoted 10 mis-
sionary work were IN charge OF the services on
tho rarrpcrourd this morning Addresses were
made ay Bishop J. y FizGerad and Mrs. J. H..
Fnraday president OF the Faralay institute 81 Ed
u-ation aud Philanthropy % Brooklyn. This az
,cruoon the society held a lawn fete In Thomp-
son Park. OVERLOOKING Wesley Lake. at when mere
was q concert by tho auditorium choir led by
Professor Taiiio Morgan. III,
The African Methodist Episcopal Cnurch VIII
hold A Jubilee lu tho Auditorium tomorrow. "hen
addresses WIFI %" delivered ON education ana ms,
sions ny Bishops lalli'1y. clinton am fetty ana
"a jubilee concert viii hc given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
RACHEL MORRIS PROBABLY ~ CUSTODY

Pine Bluff Ark. Aug. lj-Miss Rachel Morris Of
Clarendon. accused Of being accessory 10 the muir
der o. John orr IS believed TO be In Jail here. For
some DAYS admission to tho Jail has been absolute
ly refused 10 those not officially connected with it,
Trustworthy pciso passing the jail observed a
voing white woman seated at the window If "A
room which Il cuped exclusively by women.
While the aI'h orities deny that Miss Morris IS
in The iail they decline TO explain who the woman
&C. ,vcent 10 say that she IS held murdercss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
SUPPLIES TO ST. MICHAELS.

Seattle Wash. Aug 1.-THE steam schooner
Fulton has sailed for ST. Michaels. The Fulton
carried a large amount OF freight. besides Govern;
ment supplies. She also had about SIX tons VI
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
wOrLD-BE TRAN ROBBERs rOILED

Albuquerque. y. NJ, Aug. .5.-The westbound train
the Santa Fe Pacific was held up by four masked
men at Grants fifty miles west OF here. at o'clock
this morning. The express cut of and run
about two miles down the road but armed guard
In the prevented the robbers from entering and
after holding the train for two hours they took 10
the woods without having secured any booty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
STRIKE " A FAIL RIVER MILL.

Fall River. Mass. Aug l5-All the wcavers, one
hundred and MY IN number. in the Borden CITY
Mil No. struck work this morning Those work
ing ON "daroond 6" goods want more pay. and
those the wide looms joined the movement in
sympathy. The mill VIII for q day or two
longer at least. Agent Anthony says he cannot
afford 10 pay moro. The men claim that Other mills
pay fourth to one-haf cent for goods OF
Tho same grade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
1RTHTR e. DTTTON TNSOLEENT

Boston. Aug l5.-Arhur =. Dutton. Of Spring
fold has filed petition in insolvency In the init cd
States court. His creditors are the city National
of Srrinneld and the Dominion National Bank. Of
Lindsay. ont The creditors are each holders OF
pYomiSsoTy notes. The exact amount or the
liabilities H. not stated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
Crropcan advertisements.

EUROPEANS AND IKAVEL'
LERS will find the London office OF ! he
Tribune, $40 Fleet Street, convei''en.
place 10 leave Their advertisements anu
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
DEiTU THE RFSTLT or I PRTZEFTGHT

Idaho Springs. col. Aug. 10 James Rewark. a
prlzcnghtcr died this afternoon from injuries re-
cclyed in a tp'enty-round contest Saturday night
with Robert Watkins n colorcd fighter Rowark
Claimed TO have been the champion OF New Mexico
ai one time Watkins is under arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
READY FOR AMERICAN EYHIBITORS

Colonel Emile " Blum WAS one of the arrivals
on the steamer La Normandie yesterday. Colonel
Blum has been In Paris for some time In the in
t,rost Of American exhibitors at the Fair OF 1900
lie says that the French people are only too aux-
ous 10 welcome all American exhibitors. and will
give them I'll tho space needed at the Exposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
SUCCESSFUL DIVE From EADS BRIDGE.

ST Louis Aug. 15.-On a wager. Miles Mcdonald
a teamstcr. dived from the top ran Of the Eals
Bridge into the Mississippi River ard came ont UNI
injured The distance from the rail 10 the water IL
iIs feet and the water Is abou; - fee, deep No
donald was picked UP by skin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16

Tho roof Of Roster and BARS music hall Is
comfortable place on warm nights. ana when the
ulght. are rainy tho audicnc" Is Invited down
stairs 70 geo the performance IN IN" hall instead
.,ronr TN. attractions Last night w." tf" ana
Johnson assisted b., the Freeman sisters ana
,bcrs. inc -Four Empcrors OF Music NtZn ana
Nae, lr an acrohnilr sketch. Slvcrn and Ein'fi'
,rc ,usfr,liao athlete on The dying rims Bonni"
io,,ln dancer. olive jugClcr. the Darling Sisters
and Mile HuZ"nl BreJcha.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
ROYALTY on KLONDIKE GOLD.

Vancouver r. C.. Aug l5.-William Ogvie. the
nevlv amounted Commissioner OF the Yukon, says
he has not the power to abate the royalty on MOE
ke god or to deal with the matter OF the god-Ie
served ella IN. "rhese.' he said. are suojecu
which have been dealt with by our Parliament
The Governor General himself could not alter H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
AERONAUT MAY LOSE HIS LIFE.
DESCENDED ON LAKE And STRUCK ROW.
BOAT WITH HIS HEAD.

Buffalo AUG IA dispatch TO The News from
jamestown saws:
Professor Iltchicd. haloonist may lose MS l,e
as the result 81 a mlshap AZ his ascension a. gar.
enlon yesterday afternoon. After succ'sslu. AZ
cent his parachute landed in the lake near riu.
wanna and Titchheld's head struck TIE rail- o.
TOW boat. The recovery Of the aeronaut IS douota.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
no SEcrPE rNfrORNITY or LAW.

Saratoga X. Y. AUg 1.-THE legally constituted
Commissioner for Uniformity OF Law. from all the
states Of the Union. besan ;he eighth annual con
eress at the Grand Union Hotel to-day. The con-
sress is presided over ty Judge Brewer. OF Connec-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16

Tho pcr'o-n,r,e A. k"ith's Union Sa'ar" ITO"
a,re IL -tll continuous II goes hour after hour
and oi.o month af,s- month and year after year.
I, wen, on ycrr-,iay with changes ~ MI for
,bn now week Tho Widows Mish' WIS PLAYED
D., Jacguo. krtgc~ and Mss Clara Palmer, ana
sr.-lol,i.s were contributed by Williams ana
W,fkcr f.aftv'i'3 D'rVtito. the ~" 'orn'ilo''
Raymon Moore and numerous others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
ACTION AGAINST STEEL AND WIRE CO.

Cleveland Aug. 1.-The Attorney General has
decided to bring action against the American Steel
and Wire Company. under the Ant-1rus, law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
No UORE YELLOW FEVER ~ LOUISIANA.

Houston. Tex. Aug. lj.-Stste Offrer Blunt last
might received kilograms from IA, ath officer Smith
ana the Government expert. Dr.. Garter. al Frank
lin La reporting new cases oi Yellow fever ard
no suspected cases. The town Is In perfectly
healthy condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
LONDON BROKERS' FAIL.

London. Aug I5.-Thc failure Is announced OF the
firm Of YIodscn. Jarrett. Guscotte 81 Co. stock
and SHIRE brokers. Of No. Diapers Gardens
London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
NEW GOVERNOR or North DtKOT4.

Bismarck y. D.. Aug. l5.-IAeutpnant -Cioverror J.
NJ pevinc to-day took the oath OF Office to succeed
the late Governor Brigss. There We're ceie-
monies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16

There IL an unusually long programme a. IN"
Casino Roof G,-i"l This week. and Il has numHr-
ons Interesting textures. Among Thorn are 'c''F'
Fuller Golden Sign)r Ettore Nierni. Matte FhH-
Inns IIcrr X0n Palm Miss Mice Athorton. Ernest
Hogan and his assistants. IN Tho origin or 'N'
rnknwalk'. M,ude courtney. NIL" Bar'ho. Afelinl
por,tino IIone Booth. Belle Davis. MU" stroller
Arthur * Dccgan. Edwin French Amoria and
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