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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09
SAMOAN QUESTION.
England and Germany Havo
Agreed Upon Plan.
IS SATISFACTORY TO UNCLE sam.
The Terms Have Not Yet been Made
PubIlc,-United states 10 Have
TutiIa, with tho IIarbor
Of PngO-PRgo,

London, November 7.--Although the
exact terms Of the agreement are stu
carefully guarded, the Associated
Press Is able to say that the Samoan
question Is practically settled, and
that the Hnalities will take place with
. In few days, unless some unexpected
hitch occurs.
American control Of Tutila island
Is confirmed and agreed to, while the
United States has. IL is understood,
Bignifed its approval of the projected
arrangements between Germany and
Great Britain. Regarding the details
of the latter the British foreign office
remains mute, except to authorize the
statement that none Of the recent SUR
misses Of the German press have corr
rectly outlined the plan which now
seems sure Of acceptance. 1t is also
emphatically denied that the United
States has been in any way neglected
in the negotiations. 1t Is pointed out
that the United States, having Sc
cured Tutila island, with the harbor
Of Pago-Pago, obtained all she exc
pected or desired, but, though thor
Oughly satisfied, she was kept con-
versant with and consulted about the
negotiations which proceeded between
Germany and Great Britain. Last
week IL was believed that an impasse
had been reached, and the diplomats
were inclined to fear that no settle
ment was attainable in the near flu
ture. The sudden turn in the negotia-
lions and the overcoming OF the ap-
parently unsurmountable obstacles
created almost as much surprise as
qualification. or course, it Is still
within the limits OF possibility that
another and entirely unexpected con-
tingency may arise during the in
term of the drawing up of the papers
and signing of them. But there 10
every reason to believe that an Of
fetal statement will be given out this
week announcing the terms Of the set
Element Of this long-standing inter-
national difficulty.
1t has been practically settled for
some time that either England or
Germany was to surrender its Samoan
claims in exchange for compensation
In some other part Of the world, but
It is not known which nation is to re-
tire under the agreement just reached.
A Berlin telegram yesterday stated
that Germany was willing to give up
her Samoan rights in return for the
session by England Of the Gilbert and
Solomon islands and the British
claims in New Guinea.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09
EastOm Ii Safe.

Washington, Nov. IA letter was
received Monday from Eugene E, Eas.
ton, the Kansas City newspaper man
who went to South Africa in August,
and was reported captured by the
Beers but afterward was reported by
Consul Macrum at Pretoria to be in
good health and spirits in the front
with the Boer army, The letter ID
dated october 4, at Cape Town, short
ly after his arrival. In it he says he
has been the guest Of Sir Alfred Mi!
ner, the British governor general o.
Cape Colony, at a dinner, He writes;
; 1.-The crisis seems at hand now
Both sides have right on their. side
and both have made grievous blum
ders and errors. Cape Town is full
of refugees and prices for living arc
Fearful"
Referring to his travelling compau,
ion, Frank VIM, Of the Philadelphia
North American, he says: "Winn hal
gone to Durham.
Vt expect to leave for the Trans
vaal as soon as / get an interview
with Rhodes"
This confirms the report from Pre-
toria that Easton was not captured
but voluntarily joined the Boer forceI
in order to witness the struggle from
that side.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09
The Elevator Fell.

Minneapolis, MINI, Nov, THE
elevator in the Phoenix building, one
Of the largest structures In the city,
fell five stories Monday afternoon
when filed with passengers. Ten per-
sons were injured, severa. Of them
seriously. The injured are: G. 3.
Trafton, L. Armstrong, Carney Don
aldson, u. III, Tallmadge, ST., w. n.
Place, Arthur Fredenburg, Edwin
Lindab., Charles b. Marvin, j. II.
Tallmadge, Jr, and an unknown wo-
man,
The cause OF the accident was the
giving way Of the cable in the socket
attached to the car, and when the
carriage dropped the heavy weights,
detached from their faslenlngs at the
eleventh story, fell on 1t, crushing the
occupants of the cage in the base.
ment. The most severe injuries are
broken legs, and 1t is thought all the
victims will recover.
The elevator was inspected few
days ago and reported to be in first
Class condition.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

Chicago, Nov IA municipal pawn.
shop, operating under law passed
by che last legislature, was opened
here Monday and Judging from .he
number of applications for loans, Will
be a success. The institution is oper-
ated under a state charter and loans
money at per cent month, instead
Of the customary to 10 per cent
and upward charged by pawnbroSers.
The first and chief object Of the So
ciety, as announced, is to protect
poor people who borrow money on
small ehattels.
The president of the society is j.
V. Farwell, Jr.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09
Raad,n Snccennor ELECTED.

Portland, Me-, Nov. 7,-Amos T.
ALLEN has been elected congressman
from the First Maine district to sue.
coed Thomas B. Reed by majority
of 1850, with three or four small
towns to hear from. These can not
change the result more than Fifty
votes either way.
Augusta, Me-, Nov. 7.-Joseph q.
Manley, the Republican leader in
Maine, Monday night sent the follow.
ing message to Senator Hanna:
First district elects Amos 7. Allen
by an immense majority. Maine
stands by the administration and Ia
for protecting our flag wherever as.
sailed. We send greetings to Ohio
aud have faith that she will to-mor.
TOW follow Names splendid exam
nle~
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09
KILLED ny A NEIGHnOm.
Fatal Ending 20 n Quarrel Near Ware
rensburg, MO,


Warensburg, Mo-, November u
j. l., Hun was shot and killed about
s o'clock Monday morning by Robert
Wall, nj the home Of the latter, five
miles west of Chilhowee, In this coun-
w. Immediately after the killing
Wall drove to Holden and came by rail
to this city, where he gave himself up
to the officers Of the law, Wall and
Hun lived in the same nelghborhood
and had not been on good terms for
some time, II Is alleged that Hun
had recently threatened the life OF
Wall, after hearing of which Wall
went to Holden, bought u 3o-caliber
revolver and has worn II constantly
ever since. Early this morning Hun
went to Wallis house and called him
out. Wall declined to talk to him,
whereupon, with an oath and tho
declaration that he would make Wall
speak to him, HUFF started TO pull his
revolver. Wall, in self-deGense, as he
alleges, also drew his revolver and
shot HUFF three times, killing him in
stantly. This is Walls version Of the
affair. Both men were about 40 years
of age and were prominent aud we'll
to-do farmers. HUFF had wife, and
Wall wife and several children, Mrs.
Wall being sick at the time. rno
slayer is q son of DR.. Il, u. Il. Wall,
one of the oldest and best known phy-
sicians in this county, Wall was not
placed under bond, but was permitted
to return home tonight, A prelimin'
airy examination of the affair will be
held tomorrow at Holden, j. W.
Suddarth, of this city, will defend
Wall.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09
FIfty-One "Ilang" Men.

Topeka, Nov Flour hang" meA
we're received at the penltentlary last
week. Two OF them were sent up
from Alma for killing Harry Tandy
and the other two were sent up from
Chaulauqua county for Staying the
city marshal OF Sedan recently. This
makes Rfty,one hang" men now In
lrgon. None OF them will be hanged,
however, as the custom In Kansas Is
let them serve life sentences. Out.
rle Of these, there are twenty'elghs
zen IN prison who were sentenced BY
ne courts TO life imprisonment.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09
Embozzier Under Arrest.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Nov. 7.-Detec-
tive Thomas Fu-long Monday secured
a requiSition for the return to this
state of T. L. Gill, alias d. w. Flower,
who is under arrest at Decatur, ILL.,,
and who is wanted in st. Louis for
the embezzlement Of $4,000 from the
Holman Distilling Company. Gill has
been under arrest and has escaped
three times previous to his arrest .
few days ago, One time he escapea
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

The Rock Islaud playing cards are the slickcst
you ever handled. One puck will be sent by
mail on receipt Of 15c in stamps A money Or
will secure four packs, and they will be sent
by express, charges prepaid. Address,
JOHN SEBAsTIoN, G.P.A, CIR LIZ p, Chicago
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

The Missouri Pacific runs the only
through sleeper between Hutchinson
and Kansas City and the only through
train between Hutchinson and st
Louis. See them for rates and route
all points east.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

The supreme court OF Tennessee
has decided that no workhouse or
prison.keeper has a legal right to
whip a prisoner therein, and sustain
ed 4 Judgment for $500 returned by
the lower court against the keeper
OF the Knox county workhouse for
whipping D colored woman who was
unruly. ..-al- .-l.iA-.L---.--l-
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

-Four warships, the Brooklyn, Mari
eta, New Orleans and Newark are on
them way to Manila.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

Queen Victoria has contributed $5,-
coo and the Prince of Wales 1880 10
che TlansvaaI war fund.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

from the officers at Duke, Mont, AM
other time in New Mexico and the
third time at San Antonio, Tex.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

DR.. j. G. Adams has been appointed
a pension examining surgeon at VIM
lta, /. Il. !, 4.,.--.-...-.SA-lA-AAL "A
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09
Specials for Men and Boys.

Mems Duck Coats, Not few staples made one
style, but all kinds from 5 90 Up
Mems heavy black or brown duck coats blanket lined,
patch pockets inch corduroy collar ST. 90.
Men'S rubber nterned duck coats, with blanket lining
wind and rain proof inch cordury collar, in black or
brown; each $3.50.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30

ru Ssits; msiu @atts iasts, i'd miiBts BAH
tipds tbun, icnff sing i'd In has ltbts Stdpium
etr NusstbIuug iibsr unp ham fSnnts mid uis-
manp iurtrtu. Wifsnp bae prOf. ac& Der
srfs Maun mar. Der Ausisbrune furirts, 10
nabm i'd iOfort bsIIen 9pmpb Ginatbmung ; bic
Btfuuus mr. fir ben srfsn WUnat I%aneiam.
bod nab une nab aspann Id Strait uno itBi
psrribts i'd mtint sigsns Sausnrbsit unb bin 10
atiune mic nur ismanb piini&sn lam. SD
ratbr Ssb,ni, Der mite i'd lit, Dr.. Ro6hs esmpb
Ginaibmune ,u p%fobirsn, sbs % sulipGt ptrp.-
6rau 9. 2. Sarpins, 8 Wtf 64fs Straet, q.
y. 9itp.
y. S.-8ir msin Gals. uub RassnIsibsu
asbrauts Id aS&.c.Isus, has Der DCftcr mir
frsi lisftrtt.
Or. Sod. tt6 @slf 22h Strabs. @ttbrr
Ssu: @t Gle piItu, purbt Id fir 2 Sabrt
lang fir @dtarrb, alfbuta uubssintr trcdtnsn
Nais bsbauetlt, bic %tspssmal blutsit, ipsnu Id
lie bliss mtinf eunstn partn af3irt unb i'd
bultttt pitl; i'd asbrau4tt Sod : . Itnt unt
aibmstt ben pligtn epmpb In mtint eunetn, an
ne iu btlsn unp bic atimt su j%srfSrsn uno i'd
bin jtBt 10 etiunp ME irernb ismane.-Gmil
Clint, 81 Surou Strabt. SrosflsH. q. y.
Shrtibt an bts Debtors Rtn gorf Office,
1t6 9ftf 22fs Strabs, fir cine frsis probe ron
aet-p 'lsns.
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Su n~erfdnfett :

Gin ususs aus a6t 3immrn btRsbsntss
Got, nit Hruhtb6umsu, Ral.uplaB une eintm
it5ntn @ar en-. S%eittnpsas uro aats pp1.
GfGnbia, Cine i6Uns Setniatb fir cine dami-
lie, in suttr Ra6barf6afi unb BEN btftn 5bsiIs
etr Stabt ssltstn. prtis $1,000, Elm Sttil fanu
itbtn bIsibtn. R6bsrss pirb In brr yWpbtn-
bIait" SHiu btfannt etma@t.
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eelapars, sada. & asHsrn G~iisnbabn.

WIUHIuHi d JHHI. Io55'
3iss p~srla1sn SCRANTON fur Nsp yprf UNI
$50. 30n M., fir Nsp gorf unp philadelphia
nm $40, 500 uub t0.05 3d.. 1855 unt 3.33
Natm. Sir Buffalo 1910, 2.35 unp 20
WOrssns, t.55 unb $50 Natm. Bingham.
ton I'M 3piitsnfatiunsu los HaGm. Rt&.
'ullpn asrpm ceaiipu nm 6 90 Nadm. Sac.
tprppias NecpmppatiOn 400 Ndhm.
{. s. y. DipilOn=- Our ROrtbumbtrlanb I'm
6 90 unp 1905 VI. unb t.55 urb 5 40 Na6.
5ir Rantirpfs nm sos unb tt.fO W. 8ir
plymouth UNI 3 IS uub $50 Ra6m. 8ir
aiuglfOn I'm 1855 Ratm.
8paianpiss a%ustunft ibsr 8atsn mad alien
lbsilsn pr Der Siaatsn unb Canada fam In
or 5idttOffes i'm 9abnbsf srbalitn psresn
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u 8 | b.

iSleil 1er' Snnun6 9epen mt Dem 0eoan'
fen UNI, einen @onsreb Der eurOpaiiden
5leiider einsuberufen. UNI iiber Wittsl
uno @ese fur bic 8etdmpfuns Der su'
n~ebmenoen @onfurrsna amerlfaniiden
Sleiides ~ beratben.
Sine Dspside an bic 2onbon ,Wail"
aus SpOnep, %. 9. 3d., iust, bus in
ben britiiben 8siibunsen bon 9tsu 8ui'
nea elm perberbli6er 9drserfries uuSses
broben 1T. glf D6rfer iiub serit6rt unb
unter oeren 8epobnern 1T elm i6redIides
8lutbao an8eri6tet tporoen.
Den felt 200 Subren in Der Diploma.
tie selbten 8epflOsenbeiten enteesen, il
Der spii6en NsritO uno CHINA ioebsn
abeeidIoHene neue SanoeIspertrae an.
itatt in Der frunsOiiihen in Der eneliiden
Spra1e ubsefaBt tporoen.
Die Na6riht. bab bic Bursnartiqerie
bon beuiiden OHicieren befeblist perbs,
pirb bon pretoria aus bementtrt. IS
pirb Offi3iel bebauptet, oaB ale Oficisre
Der 8urenartiaeri i'm S~ranspaaI sebo'
rem iino. 3pei iinO in europa ausse'
bilbet tpOrben.
nsber bic gnslanbreiie bss 8aiisrs
bat ii6 elm offiSlbier Diplomat einem
Gorreiponbenten seeeniiber babin ssdus
Bert, bab eS 9eutidlunO gar nldt Gins
faqe, nit Sobn 8uq burh Did unb Dunn
su ssbsn. Das 0sutide 8ei6 iei nidt
LANCER elm i1pades 8dumdsn, bas nod
sinsn Stdspfabl braube. DsutidIanb
betpabre feline nnabbdneisteit. bis eS
burd eisene Sntsrehen su elmer Option
e~e;tpunsen tperoen pirbe. DaS babe
aber nod LANCE 3eii, ba Der gntideio.
unssfampf Swiidsn 8uBIuno uno @ns'
lamb auf unbetimmte 3eit binaussei6O'
ben iei.
Die Yforte ridtste Noten an bic
Ndbte, in benen iie ibre Sorberuns in
8etrsf Der 4bf6aHune Der fremoen Boits
dmtsr in Der Sdriei pieberbolt. Wan
slaubt nidt, baB benz 8srlansen ftattee'
eeben tperoen piro.
Sine Delegation bon guquisfrauen
traf auf benz @ese mad @uapmas in
Drtig, Wer., elm. Sic iinb bic nsbsr.
brineerinnen elmer 8oti6aft Der STAINS
ms~sbduptIinBe on ben Prdfoenten, bic
iie burd Militdr @nmmunbanten in
9uapmas Su iibermitteln eeosnfen. Sn
bieier 8oti9aft srbieten iit bic SnOiuner,
ibre Waffen nieoersulesen, p%orauSseiebt,
oob bic 9uftdnoe. bic beim ausbruhG
Der Neinoieliefeiten b%eitunoen, wiebsr
bsr8sitslt iperoen. DieieS msint, bat
oas ben Snbianern burd ben Original
5riebenspertras auseIiderte Sano lbnen
9eseben iperbe.
gIls General Butler gnslano perIieb.
UNI ben Oberbsfebl in SdoafrIta angus
tretsn, ertIdrts er, bab er einen Ronut.
na6bem ,er ieinen SUB uuf afrifaniibeu
8ooen seiebt babe, bic eneIiide SlassC
auf benz Ratbbaufe bon Bretoria aufsle'
ben piirbe. Spdter mObiicirte er oai
unb iaste, er nirbe fem WeibnadtS'
Diner in Der 8Oeren Suupttaot einneb'
men. 9as ~sritsre mar eitsl Yrablerei.
Oas lebtere 1T nur mSsIi&, penn be,
grabler sefaneen tpirb. Sn iOIdeu
Sale finbet er ibrisenS sroBe 9eiea.
f6aft in 9rstoriu. mo bic gneIdnoer su
SunOertsn 8efaneen iino.
SslbhperfdmmsIuns it untsr ben
amsrifanii6s 9ruppsn nuf 2uSon 70
bdufis sepOroen. ous General Dts &c.
stpunesn iporosn 1T, SnftructiOnen su els
laifsn, in benen cine Senaue nnteriuduna
isbes einssInen SALES unpeOrbnet pirb
unO bumit bann sseisnets WabreseIn er'
griffen tperben fbnnen.
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Der Gupitdn allen Nni6ein mad an Der
eefirdteten Seude Iitten. Nmerifa mag
iid sur 8stdmpfuns Der .idpar;sn
Srau" riiIten.
SnfoIse Der tpesen bes &rieesS aus
GneIaub fommenoeu Nadfrase nod See
Der unb Sduten iinb bic 9reiis Oieier
4rtifel idnea in bic Sbbe sefieeen.
9ia6 benz 8eri6te bes 8dreautefs
Gen. Burlington beliefen Ii9 bic 4usea'
ben bes @uffenbureaus Der armee alf
500, 796. 1855. Sir bic 8litenuertbeioies
uns purben SO adtsOaiee uno SO apDlf'
sbaiee @eidibe ansefduft. Ser Be-
ridt entbdlt einen slniiieen Serttt ibsr
oas neue Wa8a;in8epebr.
So tpirb eemelbst. bub Elm pernihten'
Der 8ssen' unb 8inbiturm iber perihieI
bene @sssnoen bon 1sras ~bintpessefeei
1T. ST mar am beftiBiien in Der Segeno
bon Nbilene, Decatur, Safsboro, 8ri8oe'
port unb 8renbam. 9ebduoe ipuroen
Serft6rt uno uiele Rerfonen tru8en 8er'
Iebunsen bubOn.
Sine biabtloie Teleerapben' unb Ie'
Iepbon . 9eieaihaft, in Der Gapitaliften
bon Rep Dorf. Bolton, @bicasO, 9biIa'
beIpbia uno San SraneiscO intereiiirt
iinb, bsabIihtist, UNI sinsn Gbarter na4'
sufuden. Dieielbe mirb nit Sl2, 000,'
600 capitaIifirt iein.
Sin Starm bon &ritifsn sebt iber
bas Saupt beS 4omirals 9etpep nieoer.
isitosm ss bsfannt sstporben 1T. oaB er
bas ibm bon Der Station ais gbrenge'
idenf iibereebene 8eiibtbum in Waibins'
ton ieiner frau babe lberidreiben Iuffen,
Wan bate iiber feline Ibiiht, bies gu
tbun, in llmlauf befinbli4e 9eribte
nidt elauben poIen. Wii8lieoer beS
Detpep. Seim'S omiteS sbBern ni4t, ibre
rnsufriebenbeit nit Der nebertraeune
aussuiprehen, unb mon bait i'm Iu9e'
msinen nidt nit Der Nnfidt surid, baB
bic Sanblungstpeiie beS Nomirals Wib'
biaisuns perbient. Natdrlid tplro mad
einem Wotip eeiuht unD es ideint BARN
9efunben su ieiu, bab benz Ibmiral ans
sebIid cine &lase tue8en Sruas bes
Observation-Disclosures ieitens elmer Dame
eebrobt babe. bic friiber i'm Warineoe'
partement bei@dftist s~spsisn isin fol-.
Ser Sob bes 8icsprdiiosntsn srreets
bic Ibeilnabme i'm bfentliben 2eben
febsnber 9erionen bon Der niebrisften
bis sur bbtitseitelten. gr mar elm sd'
tiger Wann uno infolse bsiien unsemein
popular. ST nabm freunOlide HotiS
bon 9Iqen, bic i'm bffentIiden 2sbsn nit
ibm in 9eriibruns famen uno itanc Ss'
benz eerne su Oienfsn.
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Die 8rauer in Gbicaao bsat ii6tissn,
bsim GOnsrsb in bsfen fommsnbsr
Sisuns snereii6 sesen bic Steusr bon
SO bro Barrel Bier su protsfiren. Die
Stsusr ID BON 9risesitsusr' @eiss bon
81 auf 80 srbbbt tporbsn.
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Sdneibe btee an8 !

Ser Scientific Amsriean'' enibdIi
f~oIgenbeS Rssept, ipel4es peroient, in
Der san3eu Wslt befannt 3u tpsrbsn :
Bel ben sriten AHjsiden o 0lpb.
theris i'm Salie zines 2inbss periblisbe
man ben 8aum b%oaitdubie, bann nsbme
man zine ToRe unb sisbs in bieieIbe cine
Nuantitdt 1bser, baltic bic 1afe dber
elm Ssuer. uno omar in elmer Weiis, bab
Der 8aum nit 9dmpfsn aneefiat tpirb
8eim @inuibmen Der 9dmpfe pirb Der
ileine Batient au buhen beginner unb
ale Salsbrduneartieen Sioffs ausipeien.
70 bab bic esfdrbtete 9ipbiberie abes.
tpan6i tpiro. Die pom 3beer unb Ter.
psntin bsrrlbrenben Ddmpfe lbien bic i'm
Salis porbanbenen eefdbrliGen SiOfft
unb bsipsrffsqieen auf bieie Weiis cine
GrIeidterune. pel6e berbei;uflbrsn bic
Asrsts fi& bisber perseblit absemibt
baben.
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birtn, na&psm
%psrfsblisu, mid,
fs f6isnsn ft,
fen Wtpisin ~
ptlbe bic RGb'
eunss prrfopf.
pures btfdHeia
bufste, lpudtI
Slut aus, fsi-
S6mfr3su in
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SDbm Mrmbrnff,
9entf6er Mekger

DO. 2l9 Yenn Nbenue,
uiro fd bstr.b.n. ourd aussssidnste @hras
isosr art uno ftsts friihss unb bsitss 8Ieii6
ieine Suuoen ~itosrteit jufrieoeH ju feltu Sas
btfte S6malJ in Der Stabt In SeftIn.
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Giienbabn Seittabelle.
Grie nno BpOmins gaIep Giienbabn Go,

UtIt HHU RBgUHIIHB UnHtg WHtHUuDH 0Us
in strait nm II. Sfpt. 1899.
3iss psrladsn S:rantOn fir Nsp gOrf. Rtps
tursb unb 5pilhsnpunften auf Der 9rit Sabn,
sbsufals fir 5aiplsp unp Ipfdls punfts I'M 7.O5
WOrssns unb 2.28 Nahmittass.
3uriidfsbrsnp trtfsu 3ise Gin in Serantcn
I'M 1924 Mprssus, 3.t6 unp 9 10 Na6m.
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Sentmatoes beili9en Sern-
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ten. Der Seili9e preoiste ben @e9e-
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i'm Sabre 1927 fir pilser uno &eiienOe
oas BON Mon6en beOiente Silisbaus
ooer Soipi3. Sn Der Ndbe oieies Silfs=
bauies ioll oas Senimal erri6tet tper=
ben. Mau bofft, Die ben Berg iiber.
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Ut. Wtlles Vttntiic.
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Aprtft:
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-01
v. j. CENTRAL HANDS KICKING.
Old Employees, They Say. Arc Being Re-
duced by New DEPARTMENT Heads.

There is disafrcction among tho employees Of
the Central Railroad Of New Jersey. due to rad
zeal changes that are being made in all the de-
partments. The men say that the company is
adopting the methods of the new management
Of the Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
Railroad Now men. they assert, have been
brought from the West and placed in charge Of
departments. and men who have spent the best
part OF their lives in the service are being
pushed side to make room for younger ones,
Old conductors. according TO the same author
ity, are being reduced to brRkemcn, brakeman
to nngmen and fagmen t. Iahorers, while
some labOrcrS are being dis charged.
At n meeting OF the maIcont"nts on Mon
day night committee, consisting OF ono
man from each branch of the service was APP
pointed to wait on Tres ident Maxwell and lay
their griyanccs before him. It. is Understood
that Mr. Maxwell has expressed a Willingness
to receive the committee and discuss the sit
uation with them. The conferences will be
held either to-day or to- morrow, and the com
mittec will report the result to the main body
at meeting to be held on Monday night. II
the result is not satisfactory to the men, nego-
tiations will be entered into with the dIssatis-
fled Delaware Lackawanna and Western EN-
ployees with view to taking some action in
the matter,