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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-12-22

A prosperous labor organization Is
the Bottle Blowers Union, which Is
connected with the American Fedora
ton of Labor. The bottle blowers
early saw the necessity of organizing,
and now receive good wages ID. A.
Hayes is the general president OF the
Bottle Blowers Union. He has Ia
bored unselfshly to keep his trade
among the leaders and has succeeded.
He is a clear-headed, intelligent man
and has demonstrated his executive
ability on many occasions.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-12-22
American Railway Employees.

The five railroad brotherhoods-of
engineers, firemen, conductors, tele-
graphers. and trainmen-have now
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-12-22
HAUL UP THE FL AC.

Haul W the flag from out the dust
In which it is now being trailed
BY those whose greed of empire. lust
For power and conquest, have as
sailed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31
REAL ESTATE.
ELEVEN STORY FIREPROOF BONDED
WAREHOUSE TO BE ERECTED.

7r7rvFv STORY FIREPROOF BONDED
WAREHOUSE To BE ERECTED.
,,.,,,o,,or G n sold for Patrick McNorrow, 20
-. Gov occ,,nancy. the combination studio and
5a,sr,e house No 467 Central Park West TINS
so,,ee Wa planned and built ny the sculptor DIN
+ Warner and was occupied by him up I'd Inc
time OF his death
role,, e Snifn have sold for ne Peyton esta1e
,ro northeast corner OF Washington and Eleventh
-. ,o.x-, m John y Thrau who Will improve
tbe rropertv hv the erection Of an eleven story
arenroof United States bonded warehouse covering
tho entire plot 1905
Oscar # Nlackey mas sold No. West Nineteen
g. four story brownstone dWehne mouse on i''
1sx1oos He bought 1t IN 1896 from Randolph Gng-
gorhe,mer.
3 r Barnes has sold for Mary Day plot OF
e,eh+ lots al the southwest corner Of One-hundred
snd-sixty-third-st and Morris-ave. IL is reported
that the buyer OF this property is roman LIMO
lic church. which VIII erect an edihce on me SIZE
The same broker has also sold FOR George MO
Adam 10 Julia Maxwell TWO family frame fat
house on Mott-ave.. 175 feet north Of One-hundTed
ard-s.xty-ffth-st.. also for George McAdam 10
at The northwest corner OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
f fl22s1 * s6arr5tt has sold for R Blake Nos
e6t aud 600 Lenox-avc., two hve story hathouses
hundred nd econd-st. fer about 10000 Mt
sharroft has also sold for Samuel *. Johnson 10.
eiorv fathouse. 37.Gx90x9911 at about SIS 90
Edward Regenhard has sold 70 william n Daley
ne ne t sorS si Of d-siTty third-sj
$50 feet east OF AmsteroaIn-ave. Ar. Daley vii
General Ans9g 9 MccoQk :, FqPqrted to have paid
Jacob Sommer has sold so. 6o5 East Ninth-st-. a
six story uatnouSc. lot 0uN'.
pyso'r S7 rd M r l old build
ings plot 52x1oV. He has also bought the north,
buildings lot 5oHS0 for Improvement.
Fietro Iraverso has so.d 10 - Baxter-st-. r SIX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31

rooert visitor 10 the Kimberley mines !"
south Africa SAYS that he saw many American
locomotives there and also trucks on when loaI
Of rock amounting TO about ton eacn %ef hui
,tba latter were not Of American manu- totiii ~,
.he Correspondent thinks tFat they S"'''' nav
Hoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31

The United States Consul al Hanover SENDS ~
Washington extracts from recent "orN oS |
Simon in which II Is pointed out that the Pi'
of the American aericuturist can De amen
Germany for les than the German Simon
can furnish similar mcrch"n99'te bigb protoctiv"
TariN by Germany to keep ont America" ''V'
etuffs
A recent visitor 10 the Kimberley mines II
South Africa says that he saw many Ahe'''e"
locomotives there and also trucks on whi'h 10" lN
Of rock amounting TO ABOUT lsn faSn nnfacurc 6u
the correspondent thinks Ua' "'''
sbeen.
A, the annual meeting Of The makers OF pro
cr,etarv medicines and kindred pi'pl7'""' 80
O--oher al Niagara. and OF the NationaI NSS0,,
Hon Of Retail Druggists IN Cinclnh""' az ,,,
- time r. is probable chat further steps VIII
bs taken 10 check the extensive rate Cu p mans
has been going on TINS {e. ,tt.. ru Is to raise a
SunS for the prosecution Of those WHO
,rn,her Of concerns having put on the marNe'
an article that they labelled Syrup OF Figs VI
Fig Syrup. suits have been brought afa'"S' SUI.
- .bor, by the California Fig syrup COMPANY o i
Secisions have been secured uph".liI - ,Nrne
eye rT 1,fs~ti,rere viii probably take warning
without waiting for legal proceedings
,,ua ross,,r,t, that India may become producer
-, Soc, was discussed before the Iron and steel
1nstit,,te Of Great Britain few days ago 10y MAJOR
r. n. Mahon. He outlined scheme foT es'S''s.,,
'ns pan, 'n , o~o from, the vicinity Of
Tadrss Limestone woui he brought from Is sur
nah by water al low cost Plenty 81 Coz" vabov
be had In the province Of Beneal 49, - ban5-
has confidence that the enieiI'''' "'''0
somely-
- ..o,.t,e oc-aratus was exhibited
nv r Hamburg Wauford. Of StoRe-on-Iren'' l''
making sandess castings HIS u'u''s CRIT "
revoed cheaply and easily. no says.
-.
Born james N s~ank. he genera n, TIe Frs,-
the i''" ,1,,,,e. ro,,rr5V are satisfied that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31
Nntlrf of Summons.
ooooo0oDoo-~vo0-o~~O~O0~~ yN
STPRENIE COURT. County Of New YORK

~
CC..I~TDTC%TI- C,1T-p,r county Of New York.
- SUMMONS NaU York fh, CITY and county IN
which tr1 plainrlN .esfres trial '1ttNEihA IL -
TILE Plaintiff against THOMAS T. LIZ ana N'l't
lee wife of tho etid Ih mas J. TO. VI - - 10
VIC NJ me sci N lee sometimes tereH snd known
~ - u.,r~ ~, O,tarv -run and Mrs Chu Qu'nF
g. 60 ~ ,rA ..if C-bl QuD1r stun The People n
49,. So. 81 Va. Work. N1rri- I-sars and lSaacs
wife n the said Morris fsates. Ier'ride lssa1s
rCrg Serb Johnson Yes4nro WooVen' ArfAlr J.
80 t-.i, y c,...r- l7rI ku.4I John R2udcs. Lewis
,t,, M -... me peoria.- Rant - Buffalo. Bessie
r-,l,..~, u..e duncan Equitable General t'7oV -ns
t,or,rsr, Tia H-e'-f department q fIe 'i'r ~ Nv
,.... r-'-..-4 ,f5ft~f-s Harre--v William II.
H w. Va f.,-hs .,-5 Abraham, eferzelha~h Nathan
- Il''l ' 20 10, 49, ,f-te.i n Ah-shame Har-
aura tli- " ,t-.if,,. solomon " SOS Solomon
,s "a ills.i. rsr,os Srl1ot Henry Dohr-
wen. . 1,i.a-r,,r, .rt ana All uerann persons.
'0f2h f'il..il' '''f b,,Ir, ~ claiming Gr who
oll' -.t-, o., estst. right title or Interest N
NAY HtFf -''-' - ,fo+, street IN the CITY ~
-. 10 w, ra-lyb ~ Manhattan described a mort
Nc" -. arf lffere n l.rrea r. Little
So 49, M .,or r75t ~ Mortgages page ~ through
~ o,lr- ty-r,-y rCurR decreased such unknown
~. tre.-e ,.s ro sne rhov M any them eNisr
person ny b., trc1r4oT 30 mo
"'.- c.iff srrevrA'l- tho heir
lT'@ I-l l..- t4l.,o r,,,-c hesdes The sqif rri
heirs Al law or |ui- ii"'If l, 49,. ~ lag.+aee
pt'E Shun. 10, l-' 80. - ~ ,,,,es ~ -ti,-
PER M Ie'rS ~ ,-,,sreos ", aov tr7is- or trusts
leSai4es me use Ut tJ 80, .r-t~9, ting o- ~
undtr me " ID ~, x e,.-tc- ~ evecitors ~ such
., ~, i-tst~a+o- ~ the gods chaftels ored
frs ~ te-ator with or without sucr "iH ain'N'
MIS- IouuE widow ~ QuonE h9unE bouHA. H-' ,t,-.
Mary f. Allison. Harris Cohen. Abraham '"h"' ''r2
Henry Cone1 ,,r,t,--, >-~s lN-r At.r4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31
comr,ny. Bank st. rs 100 It e Of !

cor,r,ry. Banks n 3 100 # OF BleecNer-'' 70 ooo
= ir. year peter and Rcbecca to Equitable LIE
Hssurancc Society. 1oeth ST. corner I"'" 1000
< AMMAN avn "a I} SSro to Mutual lasua@ce
Gpmpany Nos $50 81 BroadNay ''N' 4so 600
s, }o re- ISns W and bernhard Mayer same .c,oo
,l pg2peR,SS raham m'' IT,, Elizabeth croker sh ave
or Abingdon square. 8. "a" " lo0O
srC % same stS ave. ar Abingdon Square Il, ooo
same TO same. Nth-a,o g s. 1861 " 1000
TaI'r idcs md WoetG ,. - to 6" ySarg 1850
Fq Pi1se P' ldo r. o Of Grand ave- nsalmeg 60"
Grimm Franz and Josephine to M',. u''' 1000
Jones William G. william 4 whcc l, I,s 10 lSS To
MGCs9n Msrsarr, = +" " W 5ae,dli S'f 9csrs 600
nyett Margaret p and Meg g a., vc5t ,ad ST,
oyc,, Marearc, r. or Marsgenie r. o no q, green,
vr,rb savings Bank S5th-st s. l"" I ' - oN)
Riverside IrNr' . KIN g,5r co operative RuuiinE
and Loan AsscratIou, Bathsate-8'e " corner 1900
Islst 81 , ns'a,''i TO polar savings Bank .
i55,h St la5 It = Eiton-S'SS, o- s'' y, sl
@xS,u,or, ETC. i2',h st. 2i' n OF ''' ave- ooo
cIs.e i.srh "a simon panzs and another 81 7so
s ea' w .Tc Xo aa2 He.clcser ave- ya 10"
I. . c'a as5 .l I 1.aP9 f9e 900
same Victor Gerhar1s. same pT.IeI,? ,,.r,esrc
Beistin No sham IT, X 90 sIeriT H. i year. 1900
IT, .4 An
Berrc. charles H. to frederick J. Ha"e y" l''' ono
I'd ave. ! year. e.. o.. 49, ~ ,o, r..1i7e
Carhar'. Irene J.. to John Rod'ne' NO a. '(N 1000
ci 2a3y' v3en,9s ana Angelica Aeer Roth Goth $500
crrneI 14Sth-st corner bergen aye q, 80
tl,cts Margaret e. al % Daniel foli W',t77'"l
ofs e. rart Of lot $40 map Mount Hope ,,oo
Keiv Robert. 10 John Baker Nos 80 9''' 9o5e
,b3 oWr,E I,~.s Fl, the Germauia Life Insur
ance company e@d e. s. - II 2 ~ N7 50 mn
ave. years. .. ~ SO Non
Lev. Barnett 20 Emilio MURRAY. No We '. 5000
-
Muhouand Elien - M'gia T3'n nIr 1000
R@senthsi Moses 10 saul LDski All ru' , H. 90 too
toes - Harris and Hannah Rosenlnal I'Ili.'
sCpr,,,te charles r. 90 Edward INTENT
l6h- A. p. 1896 q of shave .'8S'"'''' 500
v'ill-sTe Periauin A. ~ tho Germany ..''r
sursroe Comrany p3'A ST. 8 s. 500 ~ 10
Madison ave. wears go =, 49, "a,
Same 70 same. 94th g s. '''' 10000
s, 49, Az sane ar ST s. 1850 o - Mad o5Do
same ~ sqInc a4,n It s. 1912 " "f N7d G., oo
A Years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31

a. .,o annual meeting Of The makers Of pro
.r,o,ar, medicines and kindred preparations J"
oc+ober AT Niagara. and Of the National Assoc
t,on Of Retail Druggists in Cincinnati. a, 'ng
same time. f, is probable chat further steps WI.
ba taken 10 check the extensive rate Cu,tS mans
assisssesfed Tor dealing with this evil Is To- Ias'
SsrS for the prosecution OF those WHO "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31

The schuylerviue Water Company proposes 70
s,,nDIv water TO several towns IN Saratoga county
1yben It's works are IN operation. The company
has fust been incorporated Among the dTectoFs
Ia I'm 4 Dix % Thompson. and george, n
SeI,s6urv and William Ostrander. OF schuyler
vile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31

A Number Of concerns having put on the marNel
an srticle that they labelled Syrup "' F'bS' VI
Fig Syrup. suits have been brought afa"IS' 80
- ~, ~, the California Fig syrup Company. ana
Sacisions have been secured upholqHs w 49,
Si,.a rgbt ~ that corporation 10 the trace na,
one me nufa cturers will prohahE axe "''''7
I,ithour waiting for legal proceedings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31
nlietclln

, t,t.u ~ the unique spc-alties We keep on n ,t
rb, Duchess and Albert Gloves; INC ~ '. tisi
49, delicious Perfumes the Noictte fsNIulsi
~ ,,,yne Exquisia tho Sachct Powder bh3I,Sa' st
m" 'S -, I'm exclusive designs. everything most
fntlSlan "a NSff,l 37th ~. near ON ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31

The Importation Of tobacco Tor NI"lpIs 49,
,.o.r ending July T. l>99 was 4l47ofS pounds an
80. ~ 24o127 pounds over that Of the previous
,,oo- The increase was not in Sumatra lea, now,
SSver accOrdinC 10 The Tobacco iTaoe ""N''"-
~. va an Havana and Mexico tobacco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31
.,,,,ARD AND POOL TABLES.
aoARp AND ROOMS.


N.o>.O~-OOOO ~--~---~0~0N-- 0>N>J>'|>'~>>-
WANTED .-S2nOp WORTH ~ advertising
space IN Connerr ut newspaper n" so a
Ga, q rroorf.fa-t medicine company 40
f~s-s NEW T1N = Tribune of7oe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31

>oO~NO~~~O~0~O~-~~N NNNo~N"N~NN~0~o~0|>>~
CARPETS cleaned ~ steam. by nena OF
on the noor. Careful carpet Cleaning
Co. l.65S Broadway. 42i East 4sth-st-
coz & BRANDT Tel 1872 3sth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31

TEACHER Young girl. IS experienced
German teacher NJ FLACHS. ZOE For
svff 90 f-f floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31

-,.-e- % THE Textile Manufacturer Jour
-, % ,Ao Uni. goods underwear manufacturers nave
sold their production Of spring goods for the com
,ne season at price that will give tne no p itafc
NV Iers viii derive an the hcneft ms So,
- sht~.,s raelilfe from selling on rlSing IldIh'''
o. ~ nc1i6 MOI wei have been avoided. perhdps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31
Ocean steamers

Ocean Steamers
.ooooDc~~OOO~O<>~~~~ -~~~>~>~>~~~~>>>>>~oo
NlORJrG1 GERE1AN LILW0Uo
FAST Expires SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
Sailns 10 \. II g., 90
sept. TraNe -,
tEoisor " der OR .Sop- l. Stale 49,, Y,,o-
Lfst.er YIN der or calls at Cherbourg ana '"u''"'''
IT win screw Express steamer .-,.-,-
VI" sOrFTHANPTON. BREMEN
Tu-rN SCREW PASSENGER SEkNlCi. =,
us,harosso .......... Thursday. Aug 81 ID a ~
t5aa1'e, Mac Thursday. Sept :. ~ a. ~,
Is oenleIh i@ tIs -s.c Thursfay sept ~ IL a NJ
CIRRALTAR NAPLES. GENOA
Sailing al II A. g.. n,
Fms ....... Sept Aller =. -. sept 80
OFlrRTCHs & co. 80 : BRoAp"Nh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31

At ne same meeting apparatus was eNnlI1, -
~ p Hanhnry Waiuford. OF Stoke -on-Tren'' TOT
making sandless castings. His mouios can ~ TO-
waved cheapy and easily. ne says
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31
DESKS NND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DRESSlfATNING.

DHi4Nsh AN iNN.
--.o-~-@>-~N~- ~NoN~N|oNN-N0oO0S0oN
men Gf tDE ladies' tailor and dress
r,ster. formerly OF 5th-avc.. viii make
,a'ior-nads suits On finest impaired u.|
,er.als. lined throughout with test qia4,y
tl1 for $50. regular price. so. ans'iu'e.y
-.~fcct litter exquisite wOrkmanshlp ti'"
me fancy waists. bicycle suits, rainy H"1
lettuce. ETC.. outing and golf suuH, 'uI
-o,, .i.,rfc skirt can be worn On bo'n
.tf... work done at my cstahii-lmtht
onlv A. MOSTKOWlTZ. - Nesl va ~
..tE>,>AfAk ER. competent. having h.2t.s'
Testimonials. desires position ln en- is' al
family. home and re-. nau.e e9npt' NJ
fi.n III scryiccs Address ARTl7liD' La
Br,adUaJ.
DRrssNAKER Of b. Altman & o.. ex
f.r..uc,d excellent htter. visits ladies' AT
NOV residences take work home ~ tN"
AZ. moderate FLYNN. - West 81 Il.
rRE%cH DRESSMAk Et. experienced
a..l-flmed urst.-lass work. private ram
ut.. to ~ uut hy &c., so'I references.
vme HFEGEROT lb} Wes' t"tt ST.
THE MOST r..iah." AMI pron-p. establish
mont % har. ,orr .ln hes cleaned HNed
and repaired. skirts rebound go. co.
a.ll repaired Dos skilled ~,rNm"n, ems
postal. VIII caI prompt alirni p
i-NlTED STATES CLEANING. Ikt'-H
ING AID DNE1NG 60. ." West 18Th ST..
near Gth. ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31

STFiNOGRATHF7R. = ErIght. well edn0 atrd
Young woman. thoroughly qualified eX
perienced correspondent. desires responsible
position whore ability g. required and ap-
preoIated Miss NAcMORRAN. l2 Des-
irIsses ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31
COAL AND WOOD.

mr. ~ 49, ~~~0.~~0os00s0-1-@~'>
r7GF V7rO Coal pockets. 23S ". Both
TF.EMsllo - Pest quality Coal only'
Fffahlished 1893 Telephone ~ Columbls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31

CoAcTpfAN- COOK II, ,oung Engliah.
man and wife. first class man. refer
enres last employer may be se"n VIE
nne. pleasant family cook. private CITY 'r
country. expectations easy CIV or coun
tr, Address Old ZOE. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31

| 20 East 18th street p Corner 18th street 3
~ Avenue 4 high-class family house. Apartments
r H. Irons ara Bath Boy pho Furnished ~ IN
Punished Table American Plan Private table service
ID N'''" n. p HATHAWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31

,oArUNAN rs young Fng'ishman.
= single thorough hotseman under
stands lawns flowers. e'c htile garden
INK eNcellAnt horsemsn. single. double
v-illlng and obl!sing gentlemans servant
A. B., Box ~ Tribune On1c-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31
REcoRnEn MnRrGAGEs.

Come. Mar and Robert p 70 Grace
Glaze. lJSth- 10 . o ~ Hfh- vears 81
~Arrnnsr Elias. 10 Bond and Mortgage Guarantee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31

The Augusta Ca Telephone Company has an
automatic exchange and dispenses with the central
station girls entirely. II has nye hunoIeo I've
TSIloTtS,1 World and Engineer" for last saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31
MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRICES so second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
Guaranteed machinery bought and eK-
changed. GEORGE u. EDDY. 300 MAdi-
Dol-al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31
FRESH TRADE DEVELOPMENTS.

The United States Consul al Hanover senos ~
Washington extracts from n recent "orN oS 100
s,roor in which fl Is pointed that the produce
~ the American aericul,urst can be landed IL, III
Germany for less than tho German 4 Simon
sbereFore urges the adoption Of high pro- go
SariN nv Germany 10 keep ont American ''O"
etuffs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31

Although the pack OF Columbia River salmon
mis- wear has fallen OF something Ike W""" caSes,
me production on Puget Sound IS neearH I'm
eases in excess Of last year pack A''NNN P'
isae 10 make q good show too
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31
Gin proprrlr for Sale.

TTESTION' EXEC1 TORS. INVESTORS
y chocelv located fully rented business property
paying per net and care - handling. a.
value ~ ground alone price $500Co savings bank mort
gage S72J0 at per cent Principals only inquire or
address
r.. x. SHoTWEGd. 2a1 I@noK
ONIY $4,000 very pretty two-story basement and -
~ lar brick house. IN perfect order. handsome
bathroom; terms 10 suit; will so
III East S24 Street. Caretaker IN house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31

ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
The Tribune - eived A. their Tptown
once No 1242 Broadway. 81 door north
u 8ist ST until o'clock . m. alyer-
Offices a. regular once rates until : O'Clock
?. M. VII 2j4 Sth ave. r. 2 cor 23i s'.;
1872 6'h-ave cor l2rh- ST. Macys. 9Th
ave and 14th-at.. l42 Columbus ave
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-12-22
ALLEN IS SELECTED
Governor Poynter Names Him
to Succeed Hayward.
APPOINTMENT WAS MADE WEDNESDAY
PrcpondeTaEce OF Sentiment Among
the Fusionists Was for the Madison
Man and His Appointment Is tho
Rcsult-it is Satisfactory.

William V. Allen was appointed by
Governor Poynter Wednesday to take
the place as United senator from Ne
brasl1a. left vacant through the death
of Senator NJ. l.. Hayward. The com
mission was signed by the governor at
1910 in the afternoon and has been
formally issued to the new senator.
BY this selection MIR. Allen will at once
resume the seat in the upper house of
the national congress which he has oc
cupied during the last six years. and
will serve by virtue of his appoint
ment until the next state Legislature
convenes in January. 1901.
The decision to appoint Senator Al
len was reached by the governor only
after much careful deliberation and
was purposely postponed until the
present time in order that the people
of the state might have an opportunity
to be heard from as to their preference
for the place. His final action is based
entirely on the great prominence Of
fusion sentiment throughout the state,
which has from the first been over
whclmingly in support of Allen.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-12-22

Conductor c. n, Brooks, running out
of Chadron on the Wyoming line of
the Eu1horn. had a hairbreadth escape
from che iron wheels on his last run
out. He attempted to step from one
car to the other while switching at
Caspar. Nyo.. and did not notice that
the cars were uncoupiel until he had
stepped and the cars were parting.
Unable TO check himself he fell be-
tween the moving ears. bat in falling
he doubled up and When he struck the
ground he was on the roll hoop fash
ion, and rolled from the track before
the car wheels caught him. They
came SO near. however. that the cap OF
his head was caught, and his face
wiped grease from a boxing. He is
now at Fremont recovering from the
injuries of his fall.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-12-22
WIN WITH A LOSS
Sortie at Ladysmith Cost the British
Many Men.

Many Men.
a London. December 10 special says
that the war Office has received the
following dispatch from General Bull
Ter:
Dispatch from General White dated
December ] says:
Last night Colonel Mctcalfe and
800 of the Second rifle brigade SORTED
to capture a Bocr Howitzer on hill.
They reached the crest without being
discovered. drove Off the enemy. and
then destroyed the lIowtzer with gun
cotton.
when returning, Mctcalfc found
his retreat barred by the Beers. but he
forced his way through. using the bay
onct freely. The Boer losses were CON
siderable The British losses were the
following: Lieutenant FERGUSON and
eleven men killed: Captain palcy, Second
Lieutenant Davenport, Second Lieu
tenant Bond and forty-onc men wound
ed: six men captured who had re-
manned behind in charge OF the wound
ed"
special dispatch from Lourenzo
Marques says Boer telegram from
Matching announces that Lady Sarah
Wilson, aunt of the duke of Marlbor-
ough, who was captured by the Beers,
while acting as correspondent for the
London mail, has been exchanged for
a Boer woman who was Il prisoner at
Mafeliing.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-12-22
A ;>OSTON MAN PLEASED.

In conversation with some friends promi-
non, Boston man told OF his suterlnsS ffonl
rheumatism and nervousness, and one OF his
..;ands cave him some advice, which will be
,,,n,,tioncd later ana which has proven to be OF
iucalculablc value.
10 successfully act on the advice, it was ne
,s,r,, 70 mike trip of over ,, 900 miles, but he
Undertook it, and now thanks his friend for the
aGyire ms he finds himself fully relieved OF his
old trouble and has returned to his home feel
ing able TO cope with his business demands, u
new man. =.
The advice given was to go to Hot Springs >
South Dakota. and there take the baths ana
enjoy the finest climate OF any health resort
in America.
If his man was satisfied after making long
trip. those residing within few hundred miles
and similarly afflicted can certainly afford to
/, ar rather can't ford to neglect to try it.
ASK any agen, of the North Western Line for
full particulars. or write
J. X. BUCHANAN
General Passenger Agent
r. f. & NJ. V. r. r.. Omaha, Nch
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-12-22
TWO AMERICANS MURDERED
Native Of British Honduras Boldly shoots
Them

Native Of British Honduras Boldly shoots
Them Down.
A special from New Orleans says: 1t
is reported yhcrc from reliable
source that two Americans of promi-
nence were shot and killed in San
Pedro. Spanish Honduras. the same in
land city where Frank Pears was muir
dered. The killing. as reported, was
of particularly aggravated type. and
this fact. together with the prominence
of the victims. will doubtless lead to
another official inquiry. AS the story
reached New Orleans Captain Jock I'M
boden and William Gold were in their
room at San Pedro. when native of
prominence walked into the door and
without the least provocation opened
fire. Captain Imbodcn was shot once
and Gold was Shot three times. The
shooting occurred last Monday and the
news Of it was brought by the steamer
BreaEwater. which touched at Blue
fields on her way home. If there was
an old trouble behind the killing moth
ing could be learned of it, What was
done with the man who did the killing
could not be learned.