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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
DEMOCRATS TALK ar CHANLER.
RUMoR OF A PLAN TO NOMINATE HIM FOR LIEU
TENANT GOVERNOR DANFORTH AND
FIRST PLACE

Democratic headquarters In the HOFFMAN House
hummed with life last night. Elliot Danforth.
chairman of the State Committee. was there ana
had long "a TX with Senator NcCarren The most
persistent ruInor afoat last night was that William
Aston Chanler would he nominated for Lieutenant
Governor Many Democrats now think mat Ell
or Danforth will he nominated for Governor
II Is certain that the Democrats do not relish
the talk ABOUT Colonel Roosevelt a. the Rcpuoh-
can candidate and the naming Of Mr. Chanler.
who also was a fighter In the war. would be in the
nature of a hid for the soldier vote and enthusl-
osro There il however disposition 10 wait until
the Republicans have everything cut and dried
showing that Democratic procedure VIII oe gov
erned by the Republican programme several po-
Mtical forecasiers said last nleht that oo'oi'ei
Roosevelt were made the Republican nominee, no
mate, Nho headed the Democratic ticket. the
second Mace probn bly, would 10 Mr.. Chanier
Mr. Danforth returned TO the city IN the morning
He has been mp the State looking after MS fences
and he reached town in CHEEKY !rame OF MINI.
He is Optimist. and feels sure mat N, Par -
song T. wan this fall. ana he hopes 10 DC he stanl-
ordrearer He said ne found sentiment up tie
: Ate crystalizing Tor the Democrats When asked
Il the silver men were not likely TO make trouble. ne
We'll believe there are large number Of silver
men who believe IN featuring the chicago platform
and flee silver In the STATE campaign. / also under
stand tina, NJ Croker and MS friends want 70 treat
the matter diplomaticaily II looks as II mere
might be a contest In the state Convention, DUt l
cannot venture 10 say Just what will come ont
of it. -. ,,,-,., o.,. 1900,
his friends contemplatin plan for settling the
silver question that they think VIII be satisfactory
TO all and prove great harmony scheme The
pan proposed is TO draft State platform, reciting
he alleged abuses OF power by the Republicans
an unqualified. sweeping and non-distinciive in
dorsement OF the platform and actions OF each
National convention Of ne party since is incep-
ton JUST how the rahid silver men Will accept
remains to be seen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
SAYS THE POLICE WE'RE NEGLIGENT
DR. LOOMS THINKS PROMPT ATTENTION MIGHT
HAVE SAVED cUsHIN's LIFE

DR. LOOMS THINKS PROMPT ATTENTION MIGHT
HAVE SAVED cvsHrN's LIFE.
william Cushin. ,wsn,y-six years Cd laborcr
died IN Bellevue Hospital at : O'Clock Wedncs-
aay morning from heat prcstration. According 10
Dr J. Sterling LOOMS. who attended the mai
throughout. his llfc would probably have been
saved rad the East Tnirty-hfth-st police been
more attentive 70 their duties.
Al O'Clock last Monday night Policeman George
Griffin, Of East ThiTty-nfth-st., found the man
lying on the pier at Thirty second-st unconscious
lie tried 10 arouse him by using The various de-
vices known to the police in cases Of intoxicatlon
but the man gave sign Of consciousness. Con-
GLIDING /; 10 be very bad drunk the policeman
called a patrol wagon and with the assistance
OF another policeman the unconscious man was
Mftod into it and driven 10 the station. lie was
thrown into a cell and the charge "intoxicaton"
was entered on the blottcr That At 800 p. m.
At midnight Doorman McNally heard groans com
ing from the cells. and traced them to the un-
conscious and supposed drunken man. He tried
10 arouse him but failed and acting under Sereea nj
Westervelts order. sent call 70 Bellevue Hospital
for an ambulance. II came in charge 90 ''.
LOOMS. lie at once pronounced the mans attic.
ton 10 be insulation. or heat piosiradon. and
said II was most aggravated case. The patient $
temperature was then between ~ and JOS degrees.
Df Loomis told the policemen what he thought
Of their conduct. and hurried his patient TO the
hospital He made more thorough examination,
and declares positively that there was no sueges-
ton of drink TO be found on the man.
Il cannot understand low they ever took ne
man fo- 81 drunk, said DR.. LOOMS. 1t was the
pla!nes case of heat prostraton. and the exercise
OF the most ordinary discretion would have SO in
formed them. | have no doubt but the delay Of
three hours, the time that this unfortunate man
lay in that cell. caused his death. If we had been
called when he was found the chances that
we could have saved his life. am afraid there
have been other cases OF this kind during the last
few days OF excessive heat
DR.. LOOMS and the other doctors OF Bellevue
worked over the man continuously for noun
and succeeded in restoring him long enough to
earn his IDENTITY. lie then reiapsed into 4 state
p pi Books give No @ West
Cushin's home.
Policeman Griffin, who found Cushn on the dock.
ard Sergeant WcsterVelt who a6, he
the blotter. both insist that they took every pre-
caution and that there was amp fo..a ..'
aiding the entry Of 'inicxicution." Rom said
IN. wc-e willing 10 hare ne case thoroughly in
vf-.irotcG a. they ic.r 40 IL! Consequences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
YACHT EUBLA BiRNFD AT STANFORD
FIRE CAUSED BY GASOLINE ENrLoS1oN-ONl
SAILOR INJURED

FIRE CAUSED BY GASOLINE EXrLoSIoN-ONE
SAILOR INJrRFD
stamford Sept (speciaD. Tho handsome steam
vach, ErhIa owned by John T Nlms. or New
york VINO has country residence ~ Stanford,
was DESTROYED by Are 2" o'clock this afternoon.
and her charred hull now lies in fifteen feet Of
water of Shippan Point. The vessel caught ire
from an explosion ~ gasoline IN her cabin where
the crew were cleaning the vessel one ~ the sail
ors Olsen. wh. At work ATTEMPTED to hght his
pipe and in an instant there was terrific OK
ploson which vas heard mile or two away. and
Instantly tho vessel was mass Of flames The
Yacht was lying anchor At the time and. besides
iaptain william Poircy the eight sailors compris-
ng the crew were on board when the explosion oc-
CURED Several Of the men were blown into the
water but they were rescued by party on the
yacht Heys Olsen was the most seriously in
iured being badly burned about tho face ana body.
He was taken to the Stamford Hospital whore IL
was stated he could not 1--we.
The hull OF the vessel l. Of steer. and she Will
be raised and rebuilt. Until divers examine her
~ Is impossible to estimate the amount Of damage.
which is covered by insurance Az the breaking
out OF the war with Spain. Mr. Williams was
offered more than 10000 for the vessel which was
TO he turned into auxiliary cruiser, but he
refused TO part with her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
CONTROLLER WTST PAY INTEREST.

Justice Bookstavei in the Supreme Court yes
t,rda, IN 7ded down decision in the suits brought
D., tho holders Of bonds Of the townships OF North
ee,d Soufhneld and Westfeld to compel the Con-
troller 10 pay overdue interest on the bonds. The
Justice decides hat unless the Controller pays
the overdue interest within ave days peremptory
v.ri, OF mandamus will issue compelling the I'M
mediate payment
In me case ~ the township OF Whiteside. Justice
ponkstaver says that there has been question
raised as To the validity Of the issuing Of the
bonds and he will make no decision until the mat
t|r has been settled to that phase Of the case.
The controller refused 10 pay the interest upon
he bonds when they were presented on the ground
-, me debt limit Of the city had been exceeded d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

TOWN OFFICIALS Will APPEAL.


The action Of the officials NJ the town Of Mount
Pleasant. Wcstchestcr county. In agreeing 10 sGs-
tain action ~" assessors ~ ihat town saw H'
a. take concerning me william Ro- krfcler assess
mont casr has resulted IN their deciding 20 appeal
Frank Y Willard tho counsel FOR the Board. mas
been Instructed carry the case 30 the Appellant"
Division ~ The supreme Court. Thus begins a ne"
era IN the famous FAX SUIT which was Instituted
more than years ago. Win m" probdollty
mai II viii hc oven longer time before 1t Is mail
settled -,
his report In July. reducing William Rockefeller :
assessment from t2.1norp 20 &i34s5. ana held that
Nfirnael ] Martin the chairman Of the BOARD OF
Assessors vas guilty ~ malice ~ making tn" as
s.-sment The report W1s conn med ln august by
Juet,cc joseph F. Barnard OF the Supr"m" court.
and since that time rho assessors nave complied
tho lSgs roll without regard 10 ~" decision. and
cvap Increased William Rocket Hers assessment
Thcv are determined TO hold "a the assessment
and viii MAKE bitter hgnt IN the Appellate DVi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
4 THOUSAND SICK MEN AT CAuP THOMAS

Chickamauga. National Military Park. Sept T.
Transportation was arranged to-day for the LIST
Arkansas and the LIST Mississippi regiments to leave
the park for their respective homes
kinney the LIST Mississippi who made a
murderous assault on Colonel Govan, sent in
charge of a detail Of five men to-day to S.. Fran
els barracks ST. Augustine. TO serve out his term
Of five years. fixed by the court-martiaL
The Investigation of the Second Division hos
initial Instituted by General Breckenridge. on
charges preferred by Colonel Chandler. Of the 22d
Arkansas was concluded to-day. The finding Of
the Commission has not been made public and all
that was given out was that some unpleasant
Things were found" The report of the various
hospitals for the twenty -four hours ending at
noon to-day. show the following Deaths; 5; IN
have typhoid fever: 6S were released on furloughs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
SING SING.

] l. Sterritt has been elected Superintendent; o.
Streets by the Board of Village Trustees. In place
OF Edgar r. Wheeler. whose term Of office expired
on August 4 The Trustees have also rescind"d
their action taken some weeks ago. limiting the
powers OF the Superintendent OF Streets and ne
will again have the power Of hiring and dis harg
Ing the men employed in his department Inc
Board Of Trustees is strongly Democratic. ana
when the powers Of the superintendent We're cur
tailed that official Republican. which PROB
ter = ,.. 80
Al the meeting Of the Board OF Trustees on
Tuesdov evening Il was stated openly that the
proposed paving Of the square AT the railroa9 sta
tion had been held up by the Road ana Biioee
Committee for political reasons. growing out or
local Democratic fractional disasreernents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
WHAT Is GOING ON TOD

Meeting Of tho Peace Jubilee Committee Mayors
office. city Hall. noon.
General Wilson and his troops expected on trans
ports from Porto Rico.
The 1st District Of Columbia Volunteers and Com
panes and VI OF the 81 Texas TO arrive from
Camp WikOf.
Meeting OF the Dock Board, II a.
Coney Island Jockey club races. Sheepshead Bay.
2:S0 p m
Count Tolsors seventeen birthday celebration.
Hotel ST. Denis. $50 r.
Paint. oil and Varnish club, No 100 Wam-st..
p m.
Music at Madison Square and East River parks.
s y. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

sol Lvs s,Ss S SS rsa western S sd N
Northen spring IS s.d C3rn SeRS'eser I'D oe
% IoScf a 8: os asa At GSdon q
faney winter HI f Beef duh India mes mes western
prime mss ss rork %a prime 81 ma Sd s
ows NV ID 10 steady 35s. Bacon, ~ arm SIS ed
to 90 10 arm $2s short go 90 as STEADY 30. .S SSs
c qas adles heavy As No ;,eaG esr Bellies 70
81, ~ an ass Shoulder square cheese dull
2is d. LardPrime W ;. ss Do aS' eoorei SIS 90
iawPr,me city steady. lo- Cd co,s sprts steady. -
pool refined dun lbs ID tuPe'
Ros.n-Common steady. Is 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
NORTH TARPYTOWN.

At a meeting of the Trustees on Tuesday even
!ng Trustee Birdsall complained Of the bad con-
dition In which the roads We're being left by the
sewer contractors and said that ne considered II;
dangerous TO traffic. 4 resolution was passed re-
oues;inc the Sewer Commissioners have the
roads put in proper condition The matter Of ex-
tending Reekman-ave 70 ne water-line was re-
ferred 70 President levin 70 investigate as 10
the corporations rights In the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

Run1or has It that Joyce will not play next year
and thar Doyle Will b. captain ard play nrst hase
The enthusiasts across the river think that ther
team will able pass Louisville bat they d" nor
expect 70 500 Brooklyn get higher IMAM ''''''
place.
The New-Yo,k and Washington teams VIII pay
n championship game at We"hawken neXt sunny.
This will he the first championship game OF the
New-York team on Sunday. in this district ne u,
clnh needs tho money TINS year ana NuHt sct u
some way oven # II drives very resp'c Dl' pa
IRON away from the Polo Grounds ON the ioIloW,
M SUNDAY the NcN-York and Brooklyn teams VIII
play at Wectavk m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
CoIOPFD NOME AND HOSPITAL MOVES

oueer procession moved ND Fifth-ave yesterday
r,nrrinr I: was composed Of six Fifth-ave. stages
ami six moving In them were the patients
NJ the Coored Home and Hospital who were being
,oy.d from the OLD huildinG First-ave and
six,vdf.h-st 10 the home OF the institution at
One-hund red "a nd-forty -hrst-st and Concordave.
There are POS inmates Of the institution In all
rhos. who were able rode IN the stages and the
s,rk we're moved in the vans.
Tho now home OF the Institution Is a commodous
ors The site occupies a whole block, and the
hi ding IS n modern adapted TO the purpose
TIN. zone was established IN 1889. occupying the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
HOWE NEW $.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

ALPEAIARLE-The Right Hon Joseph Chamber
lain the British Colonial Secretary. and MAJOR W.
Williams United states Army. ASTOR-Pcrry VI.
de Leon. Of Ecuador BUCKINGHAM -Johh
walsh NJ Chicago FIFTH AVENI'F,-Dr. Angelo
Owicto of Florence. Italy. GRAND-Majo' +. i.
Savage United states Army. NOLLAND-R !.
Bayliss of London. and Colonel James Anen'
United states Army IMPER1AIrJ. u. Howard.
Of Duluth MINI. MANHATTAN-Sir Edwin
Danes Of London. and Rudolph &. Lehman. Of
London. the English rowing coach. NEITHER
LAND-C y Haskell. Of ottawa. WALDORF
Nator-Cencral Nelson A. Miles. Colonel F. Mchi"r
and VI f. Mas. United States Army. WEST =
MINISTER -RearA dmiral Cervera and stan
WTNDSOR-Frark r. Baird. Of Chicago. and Abner
Mckinley brother Of the president.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
THE DAISY WRECKED AT CLIFTON HEIGHTS

The -oop yacht Daisy 81 feet long Was totally
wrecked on nc lodges NJ chiffon Heights. about
thirty miles from Boston. Saturday night. Captain
George NcCarfy. J. J. DOMAINE. Edward Blaitd"H
James NiaIcasy and Charles Hastings nod mar
row. escape from drowning The yacht left south
Boston. arriving OF Clifton Heights about -
o'clock Al night. and anchored between Ram ana
Tinker's Islands when all vent below 70 s"'p A.
though here was no Wind. Their" "as heavy roll
canning I'm and ono = the anchor nukcs broke
Later Henry 4 Joncg. cottager AZ Hathaway
Point 81 " the yacht drifting IN toward IN" ro'k
lodges He awoke = neighaor and ~" two carried
a dorv "a the water and rowcd out ~ me yach'.
a., hoard which all Uere asleep on" man ana
,he nov BaefngS awakened. and canvas
Vas hoisred g. sail the Yacht clear. oni th're VS.
moi enough Wind for this Two 81 the crew mon
gnt mo the yachts dingv. which s"amprd. ana
Inc, mad 10 swim osck 20 the vessel. Jones ih'i
managed 10 rakc linz ashore with tho dory. and
iusi as the yacht reached The Tocks THIS hirNur
uas used 20 remove the crow - = more sh'',
mari Of the re.huoring land lmm""iA telN ari"i-
yard the Yacht smashed on the lodges. IN" pat's
y, ber which remained on tho rocks next morning
were sold as kludine WOOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
BASE HITS

Boston increased its lead in the League race yes
,ordav 10 ten points Cincinnati IL stl nine points
ahead OF Baltimore
Neither the New-York nor the Brooklyn teams
olayed yesterday. New-York was rot scheduled to
MAY and the Brooklyn Baltimore game al Nash-
ingion Park was postponed on account Of rain
Now-York dropped back 10 sixth place yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

4, Richmond Richmond s. Hartford J.
Al proyiGencc-- Providence o. Springfield =
4, Paterson-Patefs1n. :. Lancaster. a. -.
A, csnandagua- First game. Canandaigua :; os"eso'
. second game oanaGaigua. OsWego. -
Al Tnr0ntO-TorOnip. a. OTTAWA, I a.
ord game Norfolk 3. Eei3ing -.
4, Nans6eld-First game Mansfield. J.: Fort wayne, :"
second game Mansfield 3 Fort WAYNE. "
Youngstown Y Youngstown. !, Dayton. 4
A, Sewcastle-First game. Newcastle 10. Snrlhghen'
second game Newcastle. {. Springfield ' -
AZ Grand Rapids-Frs' game. Grand Rapids 10
Toledo q second game Grand Rapids. ?, Toledo y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
CLEVELAND. Q. LOUISVILLE. o.

Louisville. Sept. The Coloneis were badly on
-, all departments Of the game to-day. and were
sbut nut Ritchey had his right thumb split by a
liner from Walaces bat in tho ninth inning At
tendance. 1000 score: , m =
Cleveland ..........O ! : ]. y
Louisville ...........o u "
batteries Powell and CrlSer: bowling ana Kitirldse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
NARRTES ms NTEPDATGH TRR.

A SING SING Man TAkFS FOR MS BRIDE A
DAUGHTER OF HIS DEAD WIFE
Miss Madeline f Pinckney and Joseph Swain
superintendent Of the Sing Sing electric hight
works. married yesterday Afternoon at The
hone ~ the Rev. Dr. " Seares No. 327 West
Thirtietn-st DR. Searles was formerly pastor Of
the Highland Avenue Methodist Church. In Sing
Sing and IS a frienc OF the family Only rCla
tives attended the ceremony After the marriage
Mr. and Mrs. Swain started trip 10 Denver.
where NJ: Swain H. ii delegate TO the National
Encampmcn, Of the Sons Of Veterans. The bride
l. stcpdaurhter OF her husband. Some years
Mr. Swain married Mrs. Pnckney. and she
died some time later. She left son and several
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

Going 10 send your boy away to
school, are YOU
Very good; send US his trunk and
we'll fiji it up with clothes, shoes.
hats and furnishings - subject TO
your approval.
Or, send us the boy and we'll sup
ply the trunk as we'll
Or, if you're in town at an hotel
and can't spare the time, we'll send
to YOU.
Which shall it be
ROGERS. PEET & CO.
Warren and Broadway
Prince and broadway.
ThrlA md ErnAdMay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

Cincinnati Sept 7-Rretenstcn struck out six
mon IN the f,rst four innings. In the NTH he wac
mir for two singles. tNo doubles and Two iiples
10 rae easy after that Attendance, 100 Score;
II. T..
Cincinnati ..........o oo0 80 G-,3 - 3
p,,eas pro,,ersein and peit2. GRIMM and Donnhue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
If FL1Nrs FINE FURNITURE
The Rhetoric of Decoration.

The rhetoric of house decoration IS the arr
of expressing thought or feeling---n snort
Of expressing ones self--by ones surround
ings.
Returning after an absence, you see the de-
fects more clearly than before you feel that
vour homo docs not express yOur best thought.
but do not know how To improve it.
We can help you---ls the hall dark ana
uninviting: II may he transformed into room
expressing hospitality and cordially. Is there
some glarng fault in the lighting, or some
Architectural error? Whatever The fault. we
can suggest the best remedy and can change
your house into a most charming and COM
petely satisfying home.
Come to our decorative studio for suGGes-
tons or designs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
pIDvIy-voN DER AHE SUIT ENDED.

PIttsburg Sept. The Bald"in-Non der Ahe
damage suit winch was decided against Won der
,ha eever,l months ago was ended yesterday by
the attorney Of the ST Louis baseball magnate
having the Baldwin judgment In NE amount OF
& 10 ogether with the costs something over sl.2O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
He HAD uONDS IN HIS POCKETS.
A PRODUCE MERCHANT HELD ~ JERSEY FOR
ALLEGED SMCGGL1NG

When the steamship Aller. Of the North German
LLOYD Line reached her pier at Hoboken yester-
day morning Customs Inspectors Donohue and
Brown requested WHO had rather bulky
pockets 10 step into the captains room He oh
jected. but he had no choice in the matter He
gave his Ncolo Zito produce merchant
Nos. ana / Stonc-st.. New-York. When
searched il was found that ne had plush box
containing TWO diamond bracelets. two diamond
brooches and SEVERAL solitaire diamond rings which
the inspectors valued ~ $40.
Zi'o offered 70 pay the duty on the Jewels but
the money refused and ne was taken before
UnitcG states Commissioner Romairo. who com
mited him ~ the COUNTY Jail IN default n 81 go bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
r. & w.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise "A Sunset 500 Moon rises m Moons %
HIGH. WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy Hook 05J Gov. Island LEA He'll Gate 3:l3
PM.-Sandy Hook l2l Gov. Island los He'll Gate B:i,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
BUY OF The MAX { K

site on which the Murray ill Hotel now STANDS.
Ia 1865 II was moved TO SiXtyffth- ana titst-aNe
u * -lrpor;ed by the COlOrcd Home society. me
old site o. he institution is 10 be used for nloue,
tenernent-houses 70 h erected by the CITY ana
Suburban Homes Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
4 4SEB MI.

LEAGUE GAMES YESTERDAY
Boston , Washington. ]. 'hi'as" I". 'Ih'inuh'' .
C.veiart 2 Louisville. O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAuERS.


TO-DAY.
Vessel For. Line. Malls close Vessel sails
Orinoco Bermuda Quebec. ............ TOO 300 "a
Philadelphia. Porto Rico Ia Guayra.
Matanzas. Havana y & cuha....... 900 m BOG n
Advance Colon Panama. ............ 1850 m zoo n
A Victoria Hamburg Hamb- Amer. zoo 900 m
Barbarossa Bremen y @ Lloyd 30 90 a u
Algonquin. Jacksonville. Cfy ........ 3U0p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
Announcements.
L. & W

NAKODAS. L.
Tie popular Summer collar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
@o6emf6am.
(e9rnB BON Der 2. esite.)

tir3ti9 fir bic u6t3DGigen @eI4iibs erbuften
Bate, gum @9neGfeuern Oeriuht. Sn 3IDiz
f9enrGumsn bon elm unb elmer 8~iertelminute
tpurben aus ben o9t50Gi9en @ef4iiben sebn
@6ife u~bgsfeusrt, bic t~iir5eite mod ie buz
gepefene 3eit.
Der ltnfun sreignete ff9, uGs nit ben
spDlf501igen Gef9iiben %gefeuert purbe; es
fonten 5ebn 59ifTe a6gefeuert nsrosn, els
Bel benz fe4iten S9uB Die @orri4turg,
Del9e ba5u Oient, ben &iidpraG oc- 8ef9ibe
auF3u6alten, brad un6 berunterfiel, tpp6utt
Elm Matrpfe i9per berlebt ipur5e. 9ieIe
@orri9tung bat Elm @etpi9t BON 500 9furb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19

Ni6t pentge bemDtrdttf4e3et=
II, bic BEL Der lebten grGftbentenipd9(
8rpan eifrig untertiibten, oringen isbt
ernftIi9 barauf buB Die bemofratii4e pdrtei
i6t @G6rungsprogrumnt bonn Sabre 1896,
nomentli8 bas 8ert9perbdltniB Is III l,
fauen lai1e unb leOi9lih fir 0oppeltpG6rung
i'm Mgemeinen eintrete. Mittelbar liegt In
bieIer Sorberung audi bic, baB 8rDan
bur9 einsn anberen Observation-Disclosures
ten, Der ni9t auf 16 gu 1 beitanb unb be-
ftebt, erfeBt perOen miiKe. l1nb bas bemp=
fratif6e 9uuptfelbaugsblatt aus bemadmpfe
bpr 1896, bas BON Der californif9en 8ergz
tpertsz unb @elbiadz 6amilie 9eurit unter=
baltene New York Journal in Stem Oorf
.berldngt gang unmittelbar Die @ntfsrnung
8rbon's ans Ieiner BON linn na4 irmer ges
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