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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
~ MEMORY or FRANCIS %. CCTIso'
r,>,nrrArrA AND vEsrMESrs PRESENTED 70
THE ORPHAN ASYLUM or ST.
VINCENT DE PAUL

william Cutting and his mother Mrs Broekho, wv
Cutting have presented to the Roman oeihon.
Orphan Asylum OF St Vincent de Paul ~ =.
West Thlrty-ninth-st.. as a memorial ot
p,ockhois, Cutting. who died at Newport J..
September r. 1896. two csndelabra and tuh SCI "
white vcstmcnis.
The candelabra. which stand. exclusive OF 'n'
base, over I'VE Feet high, are made Of heavy 49,
finely carved and mighty gilded. They contain - 49,
teen lights EACH and are arranged IN 'hrFf -"
each tier OF lights profu-eiy studded with Je"s's
The bases on which the candelabra Siam ~
sold brass the front having q args cross OF op-.
placed inside an ellipse of ssrne's. emsfa's a
rublos on each side Of this eliirse = the n'1 ani
ar angel The TWO sides are eabOraisy ea'''
tn back Is plain ,,, ,,,,, .nbrod-
The vestmerts arc az white SIN. heeNln i,n rel
.red IN sod and rilk and lin.d throughout VIZ
safin The vet for the chalice IL trimmro y, gold
double edge OF rfch orienia trimming IN ~ ana
thread The centre contains oSs IN k,,r.,osrt,
each corner In embroidered IN SIN TIE i.Ily
and tho candelabra were made In franSs- ,,,tns
FOR the asylum and imported by Mrs Su'"'s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
1rrnvopr nAuy TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JANUARY o. 1899

course. accepting whatever loss OF prestige may
result from the absence OF Cornell VINO mas
beaten them handsomely twice In succession
The fact cannot be fairlv overlooked ths' mar
yard is Yale's dearest foe. and vice versa III
their view Newt London is altogether the oe''
and most agreeable place In the country TOT .h'
competition In which they take the keehes' III
terest and they save more by rowing one an
other there than they lose by the Withdrawn Oh
Cornell. Under the influence OF different as
sociation. and considerations. Cornell on 'ne
whole, prefers to leave them by themselves
seems TO us 10 be natural enough state OF
things. however much It may be regretted oy
the general public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
srpoyo UOPDS ON THE PHILIPPINES

STRONG WORDS on THE PHILIPPINES.
General Greencs memorandum on the Philip
pines. which we published yesterday, is to he
commended for careful consideration to those
who think the United States should adopt
policy Of "scutte" with respect TO those islands
n the United States should eyacuate the ISL
ands. says General Greene, civil war ana hnar
chy would Immediately ensue, followed by tor-
eign Intervention. Spain could not resume her
authority, and the natives could not govern inc
country themselves Therefore this country
ia under unavoidable Obligations to control the
islands and give them a decent government.
That Is the view of a soldier who has studied
the case on the spot. On the same page we
published the view OF a conspicuous Democraue
statesman who has studied the case I'D faris,
through discussions with the representatives. OF
Spain. and who began such studies with feei'
ing that this country ought to leave the fhllip-
pines alone His view comedies precisely WIN
that of General Greene. What else, ASKS Sen
ator GRAY. could we do? We could not turn the
islands at once over TO the people. leaving ahar-
chv and murder to reign. This would not have
been lust to the Filipinos. TO ourselves OF to the
world.
The soldier ana the statesman nre right.
Their words are strong, but they are not 100
strong, and they are exactly true Ihls conn
try IA under an obligation 10 the Filipinos' 10
,tsoIr and 10 the world, which It cannot honor
ably discharge in any other way than Dy thR-
mo tho ph,lIppines under its control and giving
them n better government than that when WIS
DESTROYED by Admiral Dewey's guns There IS
no other possible course for Nation that loves
Justice and prizes honor.
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II is TO be hoped that the era OF good feeling
In college athletic circles will not be termna ted
by the failure OF Cornell. Harvard and Yale to
arrange a three-cornered race at New-London
next June. There certainly appears TO be no
sufficient reason for resumption OF hostilities
Harvard and Yale ars evidently DESTROYS to
have Cornell Join them on the Thames, while
Cornell. partly owing to previous engagements
does not see her way clear 10 doing so. Doubt
less she has a perfect right to decline and
doubtless. also Yale and Harvard are AT liberty
TO stick TO each other ana tha New London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21

The resolution of the House Committee on
Foreign Affairs looking TO an agreement among
the nations that all private property not con-
traband OF war or violating blockades snail De
exempt from capture or destruction az sea Is
exactly consistent with high degree OF civili-
cation; the principle which 1t expresses deserves
to he embodied In international law. and II VIII
he highly creditable to the United States Il this
is done on our initiative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
EXPRESS RUNS INTO AN ENGINE.

San Antonio. TEX. Jan. D.-The westoouho
tied Express on the Southern Pacinc hn'no""
into engine near Lseosts. twenty n .,on,,
~ bsr. a, an cnrly hour this morning Aloh',
Muller nreman OF San Antonio was kilied;; ssa
Robert Nicholson. engineer. was fa,a" sat aus
THE passengers were hedly ehaheh ""
tanned no serious injury.
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Mss HELEN GOULD THANKED.

Springfield IL. Jan. so--rhe Senate 'o-eay A.. .
CURED In the House Joint resolution thanN'nt a..
Helen Gould for her untiring Seyouoa "
American soldiers tn the wH VA ss>~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21

with s5.OOO,00 prospectively available FOR the
Improvement OF its harbor. New-York mas rea-
son 10 look cheerful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
snoer 10 Advertisements
Bueiress Notlcfs.

Roll Ton Desks and Office Furniture.
Great Variety Of style and Price.
r. q. sELLEw.
mo. III Fulton 81.
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Aetp2lerk daily Gribn,te
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING

SATURDAY, JANUARY 21. 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21


Of the Tagalos and dislike them as well on
grounds of temperament.
The question OF peace or war depends 10 a
large extent on the character OF the Filipinos
and that fact introduces an absolutely uncertain
element Even the Spaniards declare II impossi-
BILE TO understand the native character. II is
difficult 70 imagine that this is really true: for
Il may be doubted whether the native brain has
yet developed to such an extent as 10 possess
convolutions peculiar to II. Many people have
tried TO diagnose the Philippine mind I have
gathered various attempts or this kind. and will
set down here such a selection OF them seems
To me to accord best with my own observations
The Filipino IL in some respects the very oppo-
site OF the Chnaman. who seems TO be born
grown up The representative Tagalo never
reaches the stage OF development which Anglo
Sayons call maturity. The man OF twenty-five
here has all the main traits OF boy of sixteen
In Western countries. Advancing age does not
seem to improve the judgment OF the Tagalo
but the reverse. There is tendency 20 IRE
sponsiveness and stupidity which usually mani
tests Itself before he reaches forty years. The
immaturity Of the Tagalo intellect explains OF
itself many things which hard 90 under
stand when II Is left out OF consideration. The
average Tagaio never attains the self-control
and the nxity OF principle which grown men at
home usually exhibit. but which boys unless
they are precocous. do not possess. They are
easily affected by temptation and by impulse.
and often do not look ahead. A Tagalo servant
will be honest for years. and then run away
with paltry sum when he might have stolen
a considerable amount. He has been overcome
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-31
A. Good as Ded,

The Bangor and AroostooS is not the only rail
road that receives censure for running down game
and live stock, as is shown by the following letter
recently received al the Office Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Company:
"BELLNIILR, Ohio. Sept 80, 1890
DEAR SIRE; On the 10th OF this muntb, your
rane that was going to Bellville run over my boo
at 10 mil post, he was in my paster you orter nee
MN You TUX pece Of hyde out OF him at least
1901 square wish you would tell the presi
dent that he IL ded as he has been M sool -. ~,
ever since you're frame hithim Very Tespr, iiuily
"a, uDAaS w. L. HARRIs
bc sure and report him ded as he might
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THE Sun" Ap**ssr4h.s,SHIEAL ESTATE

nnd News medium will better meet your rs.
nuIreiaen's than any other publication. reach
Ing hs u does people who have money Tor
,mves'ment, and supplying each day ali the
IN the Realty Market-Adv. '' '''''o''eu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-31
Country Property To Let or For Sale.

Snrnrising results are often realized In de.
parting from we'll beaten paths, Bear this in
,nlnn wnch placing your ADVERTISING II your
oUNs readers may be found a purchaser hy
your making known through the advertising
Ads. "' '"' "u'"n'ass~"
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(Nurtiesuna folst.)
VDm etner Jra,t entbedt.

Wieoerum 1T cine sroBe gntbedun9
semabt iporben unb stpar BON elmer
Dame aus bteiem 2anbe. .Die &ranz
belt bate fie nit ibren &lauen sepadt
unb iieben Sabre lang lit fie bic drs=
iten Aualen, aber ibre Orsane tuaren
aufs duBerfte seidwddt uno Der Sob
i6ien nabe beporitebenb. Drei Monats
buitete iie unaufbDrid unb fonnte feis
men Sdlaf finoen. S6lieBlid aber
entbedte iie ben g8es CUR @eneluns
inbem iie BON uns cine 5laide bon Or.
Sings Neuer @ntbedllns fiir Gbtuinbs
iudt faufte unb idon Die erite Doiis bas
BON peri9afite ihr 70 piet Grleidteruns,
baB fie bic san5e 0adt idlafen fonnte
uno bur1 ben @ebrau9 BON NUT aipei
Glaiden tuurbe iie polll ltdnbis furirt.
Sbr Name 1T 6rau 2utber 2ub." So
idreiben g8. s. 6ammod & 60. in
Sbelbp, @orb Carolina. 8robeflai9e
frei in Der Npotbete bon S. &atteper &
Son. Siesuldre Slalden so Gents unt
$1.O0. Sebe Glai9e ,uirb sarantirt.
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3em sfDnia albert BON gam5en

3em aDnig gilbert bon gamien
bat .ber beuti9s aaiier gum 81. SuIi
cine gaus auBereembbalide ebrenbe
Qus,eidnnag susebadt. Nn bieism
Sase Rnb es fhuf3ie Sabre, bob Der
a6nig, Der I'm Sabre 1S49 als 6aupt.
mann Der Mrtilelie unter bem Rei6ss
oberbefebl bes preubiideu @eneraIs b.
! pritttpib nit ben fddRf1en 8ruppen
nod edlesmig. 6olfein sos, mo tt RG
beim eturm auf bic Dappeler s6an.
sen ON 13. Npril bs1poltbat, ben
Orbsn vpour lie merite' erbielt, ueben
benz ibm bamals nod ber fd6Ri6e
Militdr ct. 6einrids. Orben uerlisben
lpurbe. Sn bem Jelbsuee segen
Grantrei6 perIieb 86nig Wilbelm Der
Grae In 1870 aud mod bas Gi@enIaub
3um Orben rpour lie merite. Der
aalier bot nun bei6loi1en, um bem
a6nise MIbert bonn Sadien erneut els
nen Bemeis ieiner 9odf9dBung unb
J 9antbarteit 3u seben, ibn on fieiem
Sage babur6 sap3 beionbers su ebren,
bob er eine Nborbnung bon &ittern bes
Orbens ,pour lie merite", nelde aus
ben berpprraseubfen @enerdIen Der
preubii1en Mrmee befebt, nod S6loB
pilnib eutfenben mirb, um bur6 bieie
benz &6nig gilbert feine @lhdwanfde
su bteieul einsis III ieiuer Art bafebeu.
ben Subildum aberbrinSea 3u lafen.
Die Deputltion mirb geftibrt bonn
@eueralfelbmaridal priusen Albre@t
DON preuBeu, Reeenten bon Braun.
i@meig. bem fib Der tommanbirenbe
General bes 16. Nrmeetorps, @eneral
ber 9apalerie, Graf BON 0aefeler, Der
tommanbirenbe @eneral bes 3. Armee,
torps. General ber Snfanterie b. Sig.
nib, unb ber SnipettOr ber 3. aapalle.
rte, Snipetton. 8eneralmaior Greiberr
b. 69ele, anfdlieben netbeu. Bring
Il6re6t erbielt ben Orben rpourI Ie
melite" fur ben 6ferrethii9en GeIbs
aug am 20. September 1866, @eneral
bsr Rapallerie @raf bbn 0aeieIer am
10. Sauuar 1873, General Der Snfan.
terie p. 2ignib am 25. September 1877
fur bic 9beilnabme am ruRifb tiirti.
f6en arisse In feiner gigenl6aft aIs
WtiIiidr WttaGe, unb @eneralmoipr
Grbr. b. 5hele am 26. Ropember 1894
fur ben Gelb3ug sesen bic Wahebe In
Ofafrita. 80nig albert bon Sa1fen
ift tiberbaupt ber dltefie Riiter bes Or.
bens .ppur lie rnerite1 unb auBerbsm
ber ein3ise nod lebenbe Sitter bes
groBtreuses bes giierneu 2reu3es.
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sanbbett fauu mtdbt sebetlt ,persen

@pSs%SVSss ssSssss s~ss9s o~V~"sS
burh lofale Npplifationen, peil iie ben
franten 9heil bes Dbres nidbt erreibeH
ibnnen. Gs giebt nur sinen g8eg. bic
Taubbeit su furiren, uno Der 1T ourb
conititutipnene Setlmittel. Taubbeit tuirb
bur9 einen entsiinbeten 8uitano Der iblei
n1ioen austleibung Der gufaGtihen
@bbre perurladt. @8enn bisie 8bbre iib
sntsinbet, babt Sbr einea rumpelnben
Tpn pber unpDlltummenes 9ebDr; uno
iuenn iie gans seibloiien 1T, erfolat Eoubs
beit, uno tpenn bic gntB1nbun9 nif]t 9e'
bDben unb bieie &Dhre tuieber in ibren
eebbrigen 8uhanb. beriest tperoen tann,
tpirb oas @ebbr fiir imrner Berftbrt tuers
ben; neun 6dlIe unter sebn tueroen ourf
&atarrb peruriaht tpelder nihtS als elm
entSlnbeter 9uitanb Der i6leimigen Ober.
Hidden lit.
Sir tuollen einbunbert Dollars fir ies
ben (burd3 8atarrb neruriahten) San
BON 9aubbeit eeben. ben mir niht burh
ginuebmen bon Sau's Ratarrb.sfur beilen
i5nnen. 9aBt guh umionft girculars
fDmmen.
S.9. gbenes Co., 3pIebo o.
pS @ertauft Don alien apotbetern,
rs gents.
6au's Gamilien.B Billen itno sk beftsn.
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@eiteres BON Der s5riebensco sconferen5
i'm oaaa.


@roBe 6eiterfsit bat nod ben Con.
bonsr y DaiIp Neus" cine Rebe bes per.
ff6en Delesirten In Der Nbrhaungs'
@onfereus am 6reitae errest. Der
perRf@e Delesirte, Miraa abau. ipra@
ui6t ein Wort tiber Mbrhfung. ioabern
ttber bas CUTE 0era bes @3area. St
fagte, baB er 3n Der 3eit. als er perf'
i&er 8eianbier in pstersburg mar.
eiaer 3ruppenI6au BON 10000 Mann
In aroBuOie SielO beigewobnt babe.
gr (Mir3a) fisI BON ieineu pFerbe
(@sIddter) unb lag fdnf Minuteu long
am 8oben. gti1t elmer Der 10000
Wann bielt an, I'M ibm 30 belfen. Das
let elm BemeiS fir bie CUTE DiscipIin
Der ruiff6en Sruppsu geweien.
(S9alenbes Geld9ter unb @ufe .aur
Sa6e1.) @r rpuroe In einen Wagen
seleet unb mad 81. Betersburg &c.
bra6t. vllnb mollen sic e8 glauben,
meine 6errens Der @jar ianbte 3tuei.
nal Semaaben, un R9 nod meinsm
Befinbeu su ertuubisen. (S@aaenbes
@eld9ter.) Sd bin polfdnbig BON
benz berrIi@en 6erssn bes Glaren tiber'
3eust unb man fam uubebingtes Wer'
trauen tn iein Yerfpredeu beaaelib Der
IbrHfuus Der ruiRfden armee feben.
Wirja beanttaste, baB ieine Rebe &C.
brudt merbe, unb bieier Autraa wurbe
einftimmig ansenommsn. -. Rad Der
Sibung ertldrte Wfiraa 9bau. baB {,
feline eisene Rebe nod 8eberan telegra'
pbiren merbe. bamit ber Sdab febe.
eine tpie berporragenbe Stele perfen
In Der 3onferena einnebme.
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@anoerung. Iber mas mar in biefer
fllr5en 3eit nit iGr 9elbeGen! 0Bas
aus ibr gemDrben Sic Stimmrno,
Die lie porber 81 Gooen eeoriift, lie
bilflos, eleno, un9liifli6 9ema6t bate,
mar perf fln9en, bas Gjemitter unter Slib
uno Conner, oas Die 9ltmoipbGre ee=
reini9t, meiter9espgen. Sic muBte nun
9llcs |llno oieie &enntniB tbrer Gage
unb Der GorfomEgiiie, bic ba5u 9e=
fiibrt, gaben ibr einen neuen, ma6tieen
9lniporn, niGt mebr pailiu 3uSuieben,
mas man belieben miirbe, aus ibr au
MAIDEN, ionoern ielbIttbdtis ein3ugrei=
fen i'll Die Gjeiialtllng ibres ferneren
S6ifials. Gieie Gnergie eri6ien ibr
nit einem Wal ni6t nur als ibr natiir=
li6es Ge6t, iOnoern audi als lire belize
pfli6t.
Sreilib, lie mp6te iinnen uno grit
beln mie lie mollte, ibre Qusiibten fell
ten iib als nabeSu boffnungslos bar.
3und6it ein9 iie nit 5rantiti6ef ms
Geridt 9lus Der Gleidsiltigfeit uno
geradtuna, Die lie bisber fir ibren
@emabl eefiiblt, tuu6s jeBt natur9emdB
3orn unb Sab, unD 8tuar Elm 6ab, Der
oor Dem 9leuBeriten ni6t 3uriidi9redt.
ga aud lire Wutter ii6 auf @runo
Der pon &eb Wla6el er6altenen Mlit-
tbeillngen uno @infe su erniten Mus=
acknowledgement enti6loiien bate, 10
so9 lid iiber Srantiti6ef elm arees &C.
luitter auf Der S6attenbura auiam=
men, Don Dem er natiirli6 feline Mbnuna
bate, oenn ionit lpdre er ibr pobl fern=
geblieben.
sl6er, ruie 10 bdufig in Der Welt, tam
aud lier glles anoers, als es sund9f
ben 9tni6ein bate. 9lls am nd6lfen
Sag hie Stunoe fam, in Der i6r Ge=
mabl eintreIfen muBte, erf6ien ISlp=
renee bel i6rer Mutter, I'm bieie aui5u=
foroern, ibm entgesen su eeben. Srau
Wagba fiel aus ben @olfen! gisber
mar 6lorence ibrem @atten 10 piel als
mogli6 aussepi6en. Sbre Miutter
bate bas mobl bemerft unb ibr ipsar
oesbalb Sorbaltunsen semadt, notiir=
lid obne @rfOlg. llnb jebt plDyiib
mollte lie ibn entseeen aeben? 9luf Den
erlten Bid iab Srau Ma9ba, ooB lie
iorsfdltiger als ionit 3oilette eemal9t
bate. SIR slusieben mar, Elm eigcH=
tbiimlibes 0libern ber Qugen abgercts-
net, oas aber aud eine 6olge ibrcs
ettpas nerDOien 3uitanbes iein fpnnte,
munter umo frii6, ibre 9eiidtsfarbc
ungemObnli6 lebbaft, 10 baB lire Mut=
fer ouf Dem Geoanfen fam, Slprence
babe filnitli4 ettpas nadaebolfen.
sGntae9en geben?" tpieoerbolte Srau
Maaoa erltaunt unb iiberrai6t.
ySa. Warum benn ni6t?" fragtc
6lorsnce rubis uno unbefangen.
n6rantitl6et miro miibe unb ahoe=
Ipannt iein non Der yfeiie. IS miro
ibm anaenebnl ieiu, tpenn mir uns
ettua5 anilnerfiam ertpeiien."
v9lnImerfIam eriueiien9" pieberboIte
6rou 9llaaoa nod INNER gang per=
bliillt.
(NprtiekunQ folQt.)
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Ser Mppetit elmer 3te8e

tuirb beneibet bon jenen armen 9pspepz
tifern, beren Masen unb 2eber auBer
Orbnuus iiub. 9lGe 9ieIe ioIten mil.
fen, baB Or. Sings gaeus 2ebenss8illeu
oieie tpunberoplle Wagenz uno 2eber'
Meoicin, einen prddtisen Nppetit uers
leibeu, iotuie seiunoe 8erbauuns UNI
reaelmdBise a6rpersewobnheiten, iuel9s
u5llise @eiunbbeit unb aroBe @nersis
seiuabrleiiten. Sur rs Gents. 3u ia.
ben in Der Gpotbete bon S, &alteDer d
Spn.
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Or u0rrte bte MerSte.

Gue Ner5te erfldrten Dem War. &enid
Samilton BON @elt Sefferion, Obio,
nadbem er Is Monate lang an elmer
9armsSiftel selitten bate, baB er iterz
ben miiie, tuenn nidt cine fOitipielise
Operation an inn aussefiibrt ipirbe,
aber er furirte iid ielbn burd bic 9fnz
tuenbuns bon flint Sdadteln bon Bud
lens slrnica Galbe, bas iiderite Sd~
morrboiben Mittel auf groen uno bic
bette Salbe, bic es iiberbaupt siebt.
rs Gents Die Sda9tel. gu baben in
ber apotbefe BON S. &alteper & Son.
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Mbfahrt.

Nad @aluefon, Souiton unb Guerr
tdglid ..............9:OO Born
@a6 Corpus gbrifi, Granias Bas uni
geepille tdgli9 .......1:00 Na9m
gea@ aerrpilIe tdslid, aussenommer
Sonnabenbs u.Sonntass 3 5Nadm
Na6 &errnilIe, Gonntass $50 Borm
Nad&erroille, ,Sounabenbs A :30ga4m
Nmfunft
Bon @alpefon, Soufon unb Guerr
t6glib 200 Nbenb4
Bon Corpus gbrifti, Granias BaB uni
8eepille tdali6 .......2:20 Na4m
Bon RerruiQe tdsfid, aussenommer
Sonntass unbWontass 10 :458orm
Bon 9errpilIe, Sonntass 6 80 Gbenbs,
8on &errpilIe, Nontaas rs Born
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Nbfa hrt.

Rad Stem Orleans, 6ouiton unb Sal
peiton tdsli6 1910 Mittass uni
$3.50 Nbenbs .....,... .........
NadgasfeYaB, Merico &c. IL so Born,
Nab @alifornien ...... 4:45 Nabm,
Nntunft.
Bon Stem Orleans, Soufton unb @al'
peiton td9li9 7:25 Borm. unb 4:25
Jtabnt. Observation-Disclosures.
Bon galifornien &C.. 80. II 80 Eorm,
gon eagle 8aB unb Merieo 700
WbenoS.
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Rtt berfaufeit

cine Muaabl ausseaei&uste .Garms'
unb .@an9es", 3u ntebrigem prelfe,
auf ldnsere 3eit bel sertneer 3insrate.
Diefetaufte i9 bon ausldnbif6enWort'
gage SOS. S1reibt fur @ireulare.
6. y. Gbanbler.
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Ja Waihinston murbe Baron
Mumm bon e6war,snHsiu, Der fell
psrtretenbe 8ott6after bss beutiGeu
Rei4ss, BEN prdftbenten MeRiulsp
porgefeat.
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Nbfagrt.
@ad ct. Souls nia Sron Mountaip
ober M. e. & e. 1880 Nahm,
Na6 ct. Souls pia Sron Moumtaiu
Noute ..............8:3 80 Nbenba,
Wa6 9earne tdslid ...5 100 Morgens.
Nab 3areoo. 10 100 Bprm,
Nnfunft.
Bon ct. Souls, Srnn Mountain & N,
4. u Z. E..............S 1880 BDrm.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Nountain & M.
&.&G.............3:55 Sc. & Z. :55 Na1m.
Bon 9earne tdsli1. 1920 Mbenbs.
Bon 9arebo. o...........12:25 Ha1m.
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- Muf BEN .blutiseu Grunbe" Don
aentudp bauern bic Blutfebben fort
unb forbern fat tdsli6 neue OFFER.
Nm II. Suit fam es am 2iitle 8oofe
Greet In gIap @ountp 3u eiuem offenen
Sample suif6eu ben beiben parteieu,
In benz slei6 fhuf perionen eri6ofien
murben.
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= Wer F6 elm sIegautss Ssfdhrt
ouf6offen uil, Der wsnbe ft9 an D.
g meo uaIb j. 8 o., no er bic
orbBte Auswabl Fnoet.
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yead 8aeo, Sort Wortb, Dallas, Ram
ias gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago tds.
LID 5 100 Morsens unb $3.50 Nbenos,
Nnfunft.
Bon Chicago, ct. Souls, 3anias gitp
Dallas. 5rrt Bortb unb @aeo, tde,
LID 8 80 Borm,. unb 10 40 Nbenbs
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0ad galifornien, Sreitass 1886 Mors
gsad Seem Orleans, Dienitas uno Grei.
tog. .2.2O gt1d)m
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1tGngs= fiir 5 Cts.
prD Sag. Seine &ere6=
nnng fiir Mietbe II. &e<
gen 6er Gtn5elbeiten lueu0e
1ltatt iid) att bic Sii0weit>
li6e Selegrap1eu> nl6 St.
lepbott . @eieai6aft,s .nn6
6tuar an oaS GDntraft- ST.
partenteltt. Selepbo1t 355.
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Bon galifornien, Dienitag uno Greiz
tag 9............ .3.15 Wtor9er1S.
8on Stem Orleans, Dienitas unb 5reiz
tag. .................2.OO gtahm.