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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

HE SAYS THE EVIDENCE OF WARD
MEN MUST BE CORROBORATED
McrLLAGH SEES HIM ABOUT CASES OF
ILLEGAL REGISTRATION WHICH THE
GRAND JURY DID NoT lNDi''


GRAND JURY DID NoT lNDIcr
Magistrate Olnistcd sitting IN the Yorkvilic
court has been bcsoged by police captains VINO
u..,,,.d h,n, 20 isssc warrants FOR tho arrest of
,roeod Illegal voters on the statements made by
SOM, of their warimon. Hho hld been inv"suga'-
,nr IN. registry lists he has refused To issue
r.,rran,s unlc.s there was corroboration OF I'D"
testimony ~ m. Wardmon. and IN eNpian'"o" IT,
said yesterday
80 ono would DO NOR" wiling 10 ssh. n',s nro
ducod The simple. uncorro.oialri tl ,,,,,
II vardmau that certain ina . !, ~, knov,u there
house did not liv" there ana Wa 30, MI '.,.i.,+
,t,lorrohorlf.d and unc0nlfmcd. Us iFNli' i'l'.
There must Do" coiiN"oi = wv tt, ni,r. "a. here
statement from the hOusekeeprr Oh W va ~ .,,,..
,ho tn.gel illegal voter registers from or S"nl'
one ON tho same floor who VIII s~rr .rt mere
man IS unknown there. 10 lS-,i' D. 49,, .,,.. d,ss
II, ON the suspicion or sufnsr thti -Dn' ~ ,,i,,st
not live IN " house D.. ,'El7', Grant - 1afranf for
ard unwarrantod Before tlnni' ,,for Tor VIOLA
me arrest ~ any one ON any apil. fi.",i '.tasd
ton Of The election Jaws mus ,, mn of The 49,
that the facts strongly point 10 ,.r gu. , "a few
rn-od In large cry Ike lh'H. vi" e,...,
sometimes when LIVING und'i 'i' t'''.,.,t, n s
must h. something mor' than s.Sl. , ,eonie
a., ARC 10 issue warrants on mere suspicion
toh, Nccullagh. tine state superintendent OF
REACTIONS n, The Metropolitan District. "'ni 10 ~"
vo,Lyrle court Yesterday and had "A consniiauo"
with MAGISTRATE Olmsted. after which no sa'''
care to 500 Magistrate Oimsted about the cases e
Of
49,, indtrt yesterday lt was Thought n'-t 10. VIZ.
hes. case4 should be brought before MAhatt..I
.ic.o re4os 10 MAGISTRATE Olmsted, ana NJ w
i.sil. warrants upon them The e'lnen'e =, ,'r
e.ses is complete and there is no stiis' va ''
suspicion. There are d "''"''' ~
Mr. NcCuiagh stated thar the cases COMP .,.
some colonizcrs 90 tho X1Nth Assembly p's'''0'
and other districts and cases Of Illegal res's'''-
zion, fl, many Assembly districts over me CITY
Edward S. Cook. one OF The deputies Of %
Superintendent of Elections Me- ulasn' ~
T-irsi-avs before Magistrate oinisi"n ii.Nl1 =
vas accused Of registering Illegally ~ De'y9'' no
fr tho Twenty-third f.iect't. ,tt',rooI Hon
<yrri+h Assembly District Cook charged ~
r.rty with having been oonNc.ei OF ,'S@e i ~.
1870, a,-rre i'm December. 1894. and having sen
- term In prison Hennerty. he $40 n"a 1877 nseer
been pardoned. and was no. en,,'f' ,n, IN 81 ~
bail for :rial
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wHEFLER TO RETURN TO his SEAT.

Louisville * Soy "A dispatch % The
Tines from Nashville Tenn says thai Judge "
WOOD 81 Florence Ala. hiss received letter
from General Joseph Wheeler who states that be
ail Resume h- seat JOB Congress when that body
meets fi-ir4il Wheeler 4o.- n-t sa} 1Ara boz Viii
r-f.lH from th~ philippines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

Iemuc r. Qugg. the president or the Nepu"-
li,an County Committee repeated his assertion
that # the independent Labor party was 'apa.
bf. Of ri.ilirr cocoon votes the fusion ticket
would win in Ncw-Y0rk County. Tie also cN-
pressed his belief that thc Republicans WoN'a
carry the eight Assembly districts or me 'ouN
~ which elected Republican Assennlymen last
YEAR and i'm addition carry the %Nllld Dstrct.
liz added that he hoped Mr.. McManus would
be- elected Asscmhyman IN the NNth pstrlr''
and there was a hFhting chance or 'ne Isepuu-
ucans and Indopenlent Labor party carrying
The XXth the NNIVth and the NNNth dis
fricfe
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g = : 7 %
Nav check a Cold 100 quick
G. RlP

carpenter OF Morristown. q great strong.
hearty fellow. says. ~" breaks w ny Cold
in two doses-I don't follow the directions on
the bottle--when take Cold l at once take half
the contents Of DC. bottle. then wait awhile
and take the balance: my Cold Is gone the same
DAY" While this may be all very we'll for "a
strong man. It IL not always best TO check d
Cold too quickly and possibly dr. it to some
weak spo'-it g better 20 follow the directions
Of six pellets every hour. IL then restores the
checked circulation known by a chill or shlvcr).
starts the blood ooursing through the veins
makes steady cure - n Cold Grip
MANUAL or All DISEASES SENT FREE.
For ssie b. 81 drutt.sis SEN receipt 40 sro,
2so sno SO" hnmrhf's- 81 oi.epafhic Medicine Co.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
OLIVER c. sEup1Es THREE NOMINATIONS

cAxDiDATE FOR JUSTICE or THE MUNICIPAL
COURT rs TIE THIRD DISTRICT.
oliver g. scmpe, candidate for Justice OF tho
Municipal Court so the Third District. has received
the nominations o. the Republican. the Citzons
Union and the Independent Labor parties Ar.
semnle Is a laNyer o graduate " Amherst COLLEGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

the idooe ~ majority of fne members % ~
National committee The aim o. The hI.rr't~~.
Will boz fn disseminate Idcar on current Ql'-..f
thar arc likely TO be features OF the next Nations
campaign.
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IN NETWORK COUNTY.

ALBANY f. Erie s. Rcns7ciaer /: Schoharie' J.
o3.le IF %ev York cry the Ropnn'o o.. h4 ,,o
,..'r- Cortland 4. Erio &. Monroe. l. NJ
arsra. T. orane Putnam scn'1 }ss,ri,s 30
~. D.nto-rqts have carried three times 70 'ne
RsribiIcau. once: Erie. ono district ,,,.,.,, i,..
,r.f-. .arnung :. Clinton. !. Columoa. j. L"r.
Q Greene. +. oneida : itock'lna. S'''''' ''
u, IN. hnrolca- comprising ~" YORK e i@ ~, ~
p.r.lbiican representa- alton has during tAal N'"'
fear a- follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

VIII ondrtAnr in rrcpannc matter fnr puh-
hcauon n Tho Bulletin to represent faithfully
Daily camera., 1899-07-03
For
OPENING D0y
CHAUTAUQUA OPENING.
The Sessions of tn. summer School Bssiu
| Tomorrow

The Sessions of tn. summer school Bsgiu
Tomorrow.
PROGRAM JULY FOURTH.
6:3o a. m.-Mornipg Prayers.
1000 a. N Open Air Band Concert.
II:oo a. m.-Announcements from audit
orium platform by instructors Of
various departments.
200 p. m.-Musical Prelude, Symphony
Orchestra. Invocation, Rev. Homer
I. Wilson. Music Welcome Ao-
dress. Hon. T. Nj. Patterson. Music.
Address, Col. c. Baird. Wyoming
Music. Address, Hon. X. W. Hall,
Texas
6:3o p. m.-Band Concert.
500 p. m.-Grand Patriotic Concert and
Address by Hon. Willis George EN-
erson. Wargraph
Boulder's great summer school, the
Texas-Colorado Chautauqua. will open
its session tomorrow. Arrangements
which have been IN progress for the past
two months are now completed and 1t
will be quite different spectacle pre-.
sented 10 the eyes OF the visitors than
that seen last year. From the excellent
street car system-which is without doubt
the one greatest adJunct-to the smallest
details on the grounds, everything has
been looked after with a view TO satisfy
ing the demands for comfort and con
venience. The management has been
indetatigab in its efforts to accomplish
everything possible in the way OF i'm
provements, and with marked success
As the traveller steps OF the car a, the
gate he will note a neat wooden sidewalk
leading TO the main building. In add.
ton to the main building and dining nall
erected last year he will ind sixty nve
frame cottages, new office building a
neat little art room, lunch pavIllions.
bath house and all other conveniences
The cottage accommodations are also
supplemented by i5o tents. Advancing
TO the main building. he will find the hall
Beautifully and ai:is,ically decorated
and arranged tor the larger meetings
The grounds are well lighted at night
with arc lights and an eficien, police
force is on hand daN and night, In fact,
all details are carefully looked after.
There are large number OF visitors
already established on the grounds and 4
larger number in the city. Every tram
brings in additional crowds. A, the
attendance will fully reach the estimates.
For tomorrow's events special rates
are made from all local Colorado points
and il is believed the attendance will
reach several thousands.
Daily camera., 1899-07-03
WALSH FOR CAPTAIN.
Company Now In Charge of = New Set
of OntCrr.

Company II Now In Charge of d. New Set
of Onic-r-.
Company H held its election Saturday
night and the harmony and good feeling
prevailing is an indication OF the fine
condition Of the company. There was
total absence nt wire pulling and dissen.
sion, all the members seeming to be eager
to eradicate any unfavorable impressions
Of the past, by more conservative actions
in the future. The election of captain
and first lieutenant was made unanimous,
while the poll for second lieutenant gave
the successful Candidate four-if,hs of
the vote. The election resulted as fol.
lows Captain. L. E. Walsh. former frs,
lieutenant: First lieutenant. Omer Da, 4:
former second lieutenant; Second lieu
tenant. Will Ranger, former sergeant.
Daily camera., 1899-07-03

A copy of the Michigan Democrat, of
Sturgis, Michigan, received here gives
an account of the reunion Of the sraiu-
aung class of Ann Arbor. OF "a, OF which
George L. Harding formerly OF Sturgis,
and now ot Boulder, Colo, was mem
Der II the account speaks truly Bou.
der ceuDty's sedate school superin,end
ent who was IN attendance at the reunion,
turned himself loose with the "old boys"
and enjuyed the twenty. fifth anniversary
10 the utmost.
Daily camera., 1899-07-03

The funeral OF Mrs. Eebecca Temple
was held yesterday afternoon at > O'Clock
from the residence of f. ], Temple, cor
ner 18th and Pine streets. Services were
conducted by the Rev. Mr. MeQuilken.
assistant pastor OF the Presbyterian
the Presbyterian choir. A large num-
Der of friends OF the deceased followed
the remains to their last resting place.
Daily camera., 1899-07-03
standard Oh Reaching Out,

Chicago. July 3-The Times Herald is
authority for the statemen, that the
Standard OH company is negotiating
tot the purchase Of all the large street
railway systems of various western cities.
The news leaked out through the employ
ment OF experts TO examine the lines.
SIOUX City. Omaha, ST. Paul. Minneapolis,
Kansas City and others are in the lot.
Daily camera., 1899-07-03
LOYAL TO MY.

Dreyfus Docs not Know He /. the Object
of Persecution.
Paris, July 3-Dreyfus will probably
receive some lgh, concerning his status
this afternoon upon the arrival OF his at
,orneys. Delmange and Lahore a,
Rennes. He is still under the Impres
sion that his conviction was the result oi
some mistake and does not yet know
that he is the object OF persecution,
There is much speculation as 20 how the
truth will affect him, as he is still loyal
TO the army. Ii is now expected that the
second uial will develop some OF The
most sensational and dramatic incidents
OF the whole affair
Daily camera., 1899-07-03

Fred Donald, young boy, received a
playing a game of mumble peg with Ed
Norman. Norman had tossed the knife,
when II flew up striking Donald squarely
in the eve. DR., o. Allen, who was
summoned. fears that the sight IN the
eye may be permanently destroyed.
Daily camera., 1899-07-03

Leadville, July 3 - The Bimetallic
smelter blew in its third furnace today.
Superintendent, Nut,ing stated that he is
now working rs men and handling 400
tons OF ore. There is no trouble report.
ed. The men are working on eight hour
shifts
Daily camera., 1899-07-03
Position Wa. Aboliah~d.

With the resignation OF James w
Dalbey as division superintendent OF the
Colorado and Southern, that position has
been abolished. MIR. Daibey's resigna
ton took effect last night. and yesterday
afternoon it was stated the duties OF the
position will be handled under the d,rec-
ton OF General Superintendent Dunaway
Denver News.
Daily camera., 1899-07-03
several hai..ing IN . Fire.

Chicago. July 3-The three story build,
ing occupied by the Western Paper
Stock company was destroyed by FIRE
today. The girls employed in the build
ing were panic stricken. Robert Hawk.
ms, the cclored watchman, rescued if.
teen girls. -Four girls and two men are
missing
Daily camera., 1899-07-03
NEEDS MORE TROOPS.

1rnsrsi II. q. Otis Compnmsnts Abiiity OF
HE NamssAk~.
Washington. July 3-General H. G.
Ous. brigadier general of volunteers OF
California. who has been serving a,
Manila, is now here. He pays Gen Ous
commander of forces at Manila. high
compliment, and says he is the right man
in the place. He says tina, OTIS should
have 10000 men He does no, believe
the Filipinos are capable OF self govern
men,. bu, should have an American
protectorate.
Daily camera., 1899-07-03

Kirk Werick, the ten year old son OF a
carpenter living in University Place, fell
from scatfoldng yesterday aud broke
his arm. Dr. o. !. Allen, who was called
10 reduce the fracture. reports ,ha, he is
doing nicely.
Daily camera., 1899-07-03

Martin Cummerford was down from
his Marchioness tunnel in Boulder Canon
today. He says he is working slowly bu,
surely toward the goal and has reached
a depth OF $50 feet
Daily camera., 1899-07-03

The appontmen, OF DR.. F. b. K Hell
lens. professor OF Latin OF the university
as dean OF the liberal art department
was made several weeks ago. but has jus,
become public. He will assume his
duties upon his return from the east
within few DAYS.
Daily camera., 1899-07-03
l.. q. T. NJ. Attention.

All ladies' in this city or vicinity, whethe.
members OF the Boulder Hive or not, are
requested 10 meet in A. o. U. W hall or
Tuesday morning July 9Th al Q O'Clock
sharp to help receive the visiting Sill
Knights and ladies,
FLORENCE DUBI,
DELLA MuLFoRD, 4. X. Com.
Daily camera., 1899-07-03
Attention, Naccabeesl

All Sir Knights in this City or vicinity
whether members of Boulder Tent or
not are requested TO meet at our hall on
Tuesday morning. July 4th, at o'clock
sharp 10 receive the visiting Sir Knights
WM. H. ARNOLD,
+. ]. BORDEN, Com.
X. X. It.
Daily camera., 1899-07-03

Among the forty Chau;auqua arrivals
on Saturday night was Rev. Homer I
Wilson. superintendent, OF the sessions
He was accompanied by his daughters
Daily camera., 1899-07-03

President J. I. Long OF the Chautau
gu. association. arrived from Jrt Worth
with a party OF Texans Sunday night
His wife accompanied him.
Daily camera., 1899-07-03

Denver. July 3-The above despatch
received here late this afternoon has oc
casioned the greatest satisfaction as II
means the arrival home OF the Colorado
boys before fall.
Daily camera., 1899-07-03
Loo. ter .h, A,e,a,nt Colnmn IN w.an..

Look for the Accident Column IN wedn-..
day'a Papers.
A man without accident insurance is a
man counting disaster. when one can
get it combined with life insurance at
less than cost Of both. he is negligent Of
those who are dependent upon him. For
further particulars address box Ao4 =. 0.
Daily camera., 1899-07-03

Rennes. July 3-The feeling is genera
that Dreyfus viii be acquitted upon sec,
ond trial. Lahore, his attorney. is one
o! the mos, brillian, advocates in France
and he is working assiduously on the
Daily camera., 1899-07-03

Tickets for the Chau,auqua can be Sc
cured a, the banks and drug stores 0
the city.
Daily camera., 1899-07-03

For SALE-At a bargain. a nice seven
room stone and pressed brick residence
with bath room and cellar. hall and stor
age room. All modern Improvements
hot and cold water, electric light, mar,el
and CRATE; fine lawn. Good reason for
selling. 1t will pay you to come and see
i, before buying elsewhere. For further
particulars call and see me at IIoi 10th
street. University Place. Only 100 Zee,
from the new electric street car line.
THOMAS kESrLE.
Daily camera., 1899-07-03
Attention. Preparatory students,

All preparatory students OF last year
and the eighth grade OF the grammar
schools who entered the preparatory in
June are invited to assemble at the
preparatory school on Monday evening
at eight O'Clock to rehearse the choruses
Tor the Chau,auqua meeting on Tuesday
afternoon. All members of this chorus
will receive tickets of admission. Stu
dents are requested to bring the academy
song book. Mrs. John Behr will be the
piano accompanist.
Daily camera., 1899-07-03
Colorado Men
S|0|I 0| Once
COlORAOOANS COMING.
General Otis Announces Early start of
Volunteers.

Washington. July 3 - General Ous
cabled the war department that the Col
orado volunteer regiment numbering
Liza men will be started for San Fran.
CISCO within day or two.
Daily camera., 1899-07-03
LOCAL ITEMS

Mss Allie Holland left for Canon City
tod
Daily camera., 1899-07-03

Denver. July 3-There was no decision
given by the supreme court on ;he eight
hour law today. The court adjourned at
noon until July y.
Daily camera., 1899-07-03
No Decision 00
EIg1| Hour Low
COURT TAKES RECE IS.

No Decision Given IN Regard to Eight
Hour Law.
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Bier Neeer sebdnat.

Bier Ressr purOen Sreitas MOrssn
in Baltimore, Mo., ssiebIi6 ssbdnst ;
GOrneIiuS 9aroner, GbarleS Sanies unb
Sobn Wpsrs, bic idulOis befun, en- tpur.
ben. am IsBtsn %. april elm furbisss
Wdb6sn i'm glter bon l3 Sabren 9las
mems 4nna Bailey in ibrer elterIiten
8Obnuns an Der 8ine Strubs seiddnbst
su tubsn. unb Soiepb 8rpan, Der am
80. IpriI feline WuitrsRe Marp Bad.
cine Rsserin. bic feds Sabre nit ibm
an 8ossrS Iuenue ssipobnt battle, na6.
bem iie ibren Wann perIaHen. tpdbrsnb
zines StreiteS ermoroete.
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pur6 locale @pplieatipusu, neil lis ben franfeu
Ibsi pts Sbrss nibt srsi&sn fUnnsn. 90
sitbi uur sinsn @ss, bic Saubbttt ~ furirtn,
unb pu il eurb ecnifiiuticnsIle Sdlmittsl.
5aubbsit pirp burh tinsu snbhnbsttn i3uhlnt
Ter ltlsimissu Ausflsipuns Der 9ulta6ilbsn
8Sbrt perurlabt. @tnn birie Rbbrs Nb sni-
siinrst, babt ibr sinen rnmptlnctn 5pn pesr un-
vulfpmmsnss @tbSr; unb wrun iis gang &C
ltlcltn il, srfOst Iaubbsit, unb penn bic Gnt.
siineuns ni6t ssbObsn unp pisis 8Dbrs pitptr
in ibrsn gsbBrissn 3uitinp prieBi msrpsn fam,
pro has @sbUr fir INNER strif5ri perrsn
utun Sale untsr ;sbn pe ben curt Satarrb prI.
uriatt, psI6r nitts ais elm sutsiiuesntsr gu.
fanp Ger l6Itimissn SbtraG6sn ifI.
gBir pcatn tinbuntsrt Dollars flr jsben
(burtt aatarrb pnurla6tsn) 5aa opn 5aubbsit
ssbtu, ben mir ni6t purt Ginnsbmsu bon
Sal's aaiarrb. Sur bsitu fSnnrn, 9abt Gud
umlpnf &ireuIars fOmmsn
8. 8. &beuep & Co.. Splsbp, 3.
ES- 8nfauii pcn alien Apotbsftru, 75r.
Sal's 5amiIitn piasn iiup bic tsfsn.
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Sin lIni6nlbieer ;ebn Sabre i'm
6efdueuiS.

9lus benz nbrbIi9sn 2bsiIs bon Wis.
coniin bat elm Utann an oa8 &reiSseribt
elnen IN beuti6er Sprade absefaBten
Srlef 9ei6itt. IN tuelbem er iaet, iein
8ewlHsn laiie ibm tsine Rube unb er
mlBts einssit,bsn, oaB 5erOinuno 8nad,
Der Dor 10 Sabten peeen @attlnmorbeS
Sum IOoe peruribeiIt purDe, uni4ulbis
lei. 1T (oer 8riefibreiber) iel Der
Di6roer. 8nad's erte 5rau farb pl6s'
Il6 uno einen ROnat ipater bsirutbete er
elne anoere. Dan i66pfie 8erbadi,
unO bic unteriuduns ersab. Dub Der Cob
Ourd Strp6nin' 8srsiftuns peruriadi
mar. 8nad purbe perbaftst, ihulols
seiprO6en uno au Iebsnslan8lider 3udt'
baustrufe peturtbetlt. Der Wann, Der
Jest oas ShulOssitdnonib abssIest, be'
pauptst, er lei elm Serebrer Der Srau Dor
lbrer 8erbsIIutbuns setpeien uno babe
aus Hade, ipeil iie ibn ueriamdbte, ibr
uerstitetes 3udsrnert ssi4idt. Dis 8e'
bDrcen unteriuben ben isal psiter.
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Mcrmpnifdbe Nrofslpteuma der
fprtseibleppt.

Cine SpesiaIbspsi6e bsr ItIanta
Contribution" pOn ibrem Gorrsiponbsn.
Ten IN GopnBton, @a.. melost, bab Elm
UiOb pom flntits permummten Mdnnern
bret DtOrmonen Aelteite fortseidIsppt
babsn, pslbe proislpten in Saspsr
9Ounlp su MAIDEN iuhten. Sic bsiu6ten
Wm, 9unaro's 9eimitdtte, nabe Der gleps
ion 6abrlt. uno bemlbten ii4, SSrau Gus
narO su iiberreoen, lid lbrsr 8rae amu.
ldlltben. g8abrenO iie in @unarO's
9aule puren. rltten fInfis bsrmummts
MANNER pot'S Saus unp forpsrtsn bic
lROrmOnen uuf. lis su beslsItsn. Sic
tpelBerien li6 uno mebrere SdIhe purs
Den auseews6ieli, BON oeuen elmer Srau
GunurosRlnnIaoe seri4melterte. DsrDiob
nabm i6lIsblid bic bret MOrmonsn fsit
unp litt nit lbnen oapon RiblS if islt.
Dem pon lbnsn BebDtl Uorben.
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Die Sanselsflotte Der Belt.

2lOpo's 8eeiiter Of Shipping sufuIss
sdbIi bic ssiummts 5lOtie Der BeIt 49,.
$50 Dampfer uno SsssIihiffe nit einem
IOtul' Ionnenesbalt BON 1853, 529.
NeununoreiBis Brocent bieier Sabseuss
fdbrsn bic brilii6e Slueae. Damn foIsen
4merita nit 30l0 Sbiffsn q .694, 800, ,
Deu,ibIuno nit 1876 Sdiffsn (2,463, I.
334). 4orpesen init l408, RubIunb nit
1918. StaIien nit l l50 unO 5rantrsi6 nit
1882 Sblffsn. 8eine anbere Raitonali.
tat lam ii6 brGitsn, 1000 S6ifie su bes
iiben. Sapan bat oeren 84l, Ddnemart
1856 unb Spanien 70l. 0ie briiii6sn
unO ameritaniibsn Sdiffs suiammsn
biIOsn Elm Orittel Der eanisn 8auffabrtei'
flOlts,
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Wieoer elm Niefeutruff.

Das Stuutsbepartement in Surrisbure
il in 8enntniB seiebt poroen. oab elm
@siu6 um Iusltequne zines 5rsibriefes
fiir bic ,,gmericun SrOn & Steel Nunus
fnclurins Gompaenie" ON II. Iusuit
einsereibt perbsn nirb. Das &apital
pir6 $50, 100000 betrueen unb 3ped
Der neusn Gompanie 1T bic 8eri6meIs'
un9 BON elmer Inaabl Der Sbraubenmut'
tiers unb 9oI,en.Subriten i'm iio6fIiden
Ibsile oes Staates, pelte suiammen
uisrtauisnb 2eute beiddftisen. Die Sns
corporatoren iinb Biaiam S, SudiOn.
@lapton s. 8latt, Sreberid Wlaurer,
Balisr Bolcott uno @oparb 9aIp.
idmmtlid BON 8bilaoelpbia.
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Bum Sros Der Sfatisiiteu.

Das harte Deuii6tbum bon 8irmins.
bnm, aIa.. bsabfdtist. in 8uraem untsr
ben 9lufpisien Der ..Deutid 9tmeriiu'
nii6en Union" Elm srobsS beutides
8OIisfeit su peranitaItsn, serabe tueil
innsrbaIb bsr Iebtsn 3p6If Dlonats
ipiebsr cine natipiitif6e beuti6fsinblids
Sh6muns bur6'S eanse 2ano sins.
giun iol ber ,.Deutide Sag" in 8ir'
minsbam su elmer nadbrddIiden 8unb.
sebuns ieitenS Der Deutiden benust
tperben.
Gin aus ben Ssrren 8sbrens. SdosI.
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beuuftrust poroen. einen Plan for bic
5eier uno einen seeieneten Blab uussu'
mdblen. Iae beutiden 0ereine, @eisQ.
idnftsn unb &ir6en @emsinben iollsn
einseluben iperOtn, fi6 an benz 8olfs'
fsite su betbeiIieen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-03
Serababus 1tnalncf.

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ses BEL Msran in IproI flbrenben Orabt'
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gen in bic TieFe. bem nntereans entse'
gen. nnten nurbe ber Woeen sdnslid
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ten SniaRen purben unter ben Sriims
mern berporsesOsen. Ser 8iolinUirtuoie
Gu8uit Serbert aus Sruntfurt a. %.
mar cine 2eide unb finf anoere puiia.
siere. baruntsr Der befannte Roman'
idriiiiteaer 5rbr. b. Ompteoa. trusen
Serlebuneen bauon.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-03
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