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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
CLEAN SWEEP At BUFFALO.

Buffalo Nov. (SpeciaD-The complete returns
show the election of the three Republican candi-
dates for Justices OF the Supreme Court by the
following votes in Erie County:
Justice Daniel J. Kenefck. Buffalo. q .63i; Justice
Truman C. White. Buffalo. 37.516: Justice Warren
y Hooker Fredonia. 31.21. The highest Demo-
cratic vote in the county for Supreme Court Justice
was in the case OF Municipal Court Judge Braun
lein OF Buffalo who received 81. PIP votes.
In the reelection OF District Attorney Thomas
Penney the largest Republican vote was recorded
His plurality was II 6i1. The entire Republican city
and county tickets were elected and the Republi-
cans gained control Of both branches OF the Com
mon Council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09

Rochester y. Y. Nov (Specia).The Republi-
can victory in Monroe County ls complete. The en-
tire ticket in the city and county has been elected.
George \. Carnahan's plurality for Mayor is 2.s2.
vhich IS nearly five times greater than that given
TO Roosevelt In 1895. Thomas Ford. the candidate
for Sheriff. won out by plurality Of ca.
All four Republican Assembymen were elected IN
spitc OF bitter contests in all the districts Adoiph
+ Rodenbeck in the lid District. made the best
showing receiving a plurality OF 22s2. The entire
county vote IL reckoned at 3O,1l6. over thousand
above last years figures The use Of the Standard
ballot machine made IT possible to announce the
result Of the city In about thirty minutes after
the closing OF the polls. The country figures were
slower and now 1t Is impossible 10 obtain any
estimate OF the vote the constitutional amend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
APGAR'S GREAT STRENGTH.
pic MAJORITY AGAINST FORMIDABLE OPPONENTS

RIG MAJORITY AGAINST FORMIDABLE OPPONENTS
GOOD WORK IN PEEKsK1LI.
The returns Of the eight districts OF the town or
Cortland were all filed In Town Clerk Meads
once Yesterday The maJorties In the town were
the largest Republican majorities given in some
wears Assemblyman Apgar's is especially COM
rnented upon 1t being ISL more than last year
1ts onponeni, Mr. Frost, is resident OF Peekskiii'
. member Of the Board Of Trustees TO whch he
was elected last year. and popular ana eAce"e"l
o,,,1.p That he should be defeated by bl5 votes
4, ~, own town il considered an indication OF
Angar's strength. Mr.. Apgar had other troubles
a. contend against Alderman Seth Taber' who was
elected last spring by the Republicans nut r nat
.,ro,,eJ weak party man, was OUT ior I've.
ppgainst his own party Elk -Assembyman lane me-
" Hustled was also out openly again, "a ,hree
W Anpar and spent his money Freely ana tniee
in gSlng al 9 Ssfr Iae By over @
id sone majority and one OF the largest give"
fr IAssemblyman in this district IN some ynor
70 1,rnentcr's majority was 2s7 more tna" "o'
rasdd,elt.s was in this town last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
THE AMENDMENTS CARRIED.
LARGE VOTE FOR THEM IN THIS CITY
HOW THE ASSEMBLY STANDS

News which was received yesterday confirmed
that Of the day before 10 the effect that the pro-
posed Constitutional amendments were adopted in
this State at the polls Tuesday The chief Of these
amendments enlarges the debt limit OF New-York
City This fact and It's relation the construc-
ton Of rapid transit road brought TO the amend
mens the support Of large majority OF the voters
OF New-York City. In the interior OF tho State
opposition all the amendments was mani
tested. but general hostility and therefore the
amendments seem TO have been adopted
The Assembly. according to the latest returns
will have membership Of ninety-two Republicans
and ffty-eight Democrats. The Republican
jorty may he larger since the Republican
State Committee claims the election of II. 5. Nc
knight In the Id District of Queens County over
Cyrus Il. Sale. the Democratic candidate. who in
the above statement of totals is included among
those elected to the Assembly II Mr. Mcknight
should receive the certificate OF election the AS
sembly will have its members nincty-three Re-
publcans and ffty-scven Democrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
SENT TO WATER SUPPLY DEPARTMENT.
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATIONS REQUEST TO BE
ALLOWED TO INVESTIGATE RAMAPO
CONTRACT CAUSES A LIVELY
DISCUSSION.

DISCUSSION.
President Iiolahan Of the Board OF Public I'm
provements at the meeting held Yesterday after
noon announced that he had received service OF
injunction in taxpayers suit. President Grout
81 the Borough Of Brooklyn being the attorney for
the plaintiff. which intended to prevent any
further action in the Ramapo water matter. The
injunction issued by Judge Smith. Of the SUI
preme Court II suppose" said Mr.. Holahan, adj
dressing the Board and holding the injunction aloft
IN his hand that many of you are also acquainted
with the contents Of this document" There was
an affirmative answer the part OF some OF the
Commissioners and members of the Board.
An extract from letter sent TO President Hola-
han b. President King Of the Merchants AS
ISOLATION read by the former. 1t asked
that the Board Of Public improvements grant
TO the Merchants Association the power TO
investigate the whole matter Of water supply. and
to give full Information the matter OF the RAM
apo contract so that that body could use its in
fuence for the municipal ownership OF The water
supply or direct its influence against the passing
of the Ramapo contract BY legislative action.
Following the reading Of this communication
President Holahan presented to the Board reso-
luton TO the effect that the Board OF Public I'm
provements grant TO the Merchants Association
FUN power to make the investigation proposed.
warm discussion followed Hail me members
present in favor of the resolution but Com
missioner Dalton objected hotly
THAT resolution" said Mr. Dalton. 'is entirely
out Of order" Addressing President Holahan ne
continued: "Mr President. what is the Merchants
~ is an organization" explained President
IIolahan composed Of the merchants OF, New
York city. and they represent an ''''ue"'"' ooo'
OF citizens. . .,,. ,,o .b,s r,.tter In
tho vcav of investigating it?" asked Commissioner
Dalton AT the next meeting, suppos1n W. VIZ VIZ
have the Chamber of Commerce me boaIo ol
ride and TRANSPORTATION and other mercantile as
Editions making application 10 investigate the
Iparnano matter II required A wonderful exnlpi-
isan"i , narre 10 present that resolution TO the
tonrd when the whole matter should rlghtfully
49, ieen referred to the Department or water
hn anc ~ e. answer this communication
Commissioner York also obJected to me b0ard
tr eraiton that IL belonged wholly within the
rrnvince OF the Department Of Water supply and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
INCORPORATED ~ NEW-JERsFy

Trenton. y. j.. Nov. s-Artcles OF Incorporation
filed here to-day for the United Telephone
and Telegraph Company with an authorized capl-
tai Of $4,000 The company is organized TO con-
struct telephone and telegraph lines to manu-
facture appliances for the same and furnish
heat, light and power. The corporators are Alex
ander Brown. Henry \. Parr. Thomas J. Haywood.
l., Davies Wariieid and James Bond all of Balti.
more and John Headdon. Of Jersey cry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
A SMALL cRUMB OF COMFORT

Corning. y. y. Nov. S.-Frank Campbell. chair.
man OF the Democratic State Committee has Just
announced that the Democrats have carried tho
Steuben County Board of Supervisors which will
stand 81 to l.. This is the first Democratic Board
In eight years. The Democrats have also elected
Miss Lillian f. Ostrander of Bath as School Com
missioner in heavy Republican district Her ma.
jority nearly LOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
SYRACUSE GOES DEMOCRATIC.

Syracuse y Y. Nov. (SpeciaD.-Eyery indica-
ton points TO the election Of two Democrats OF
the four members OF Assembly to represent Onon-
daga County. Republicans claim that there have
been frauds and imperfect ballots.
The entire Democratic city ticket is elected. II
has been agreed 70 leave the dispute about imper-
feet ballots cast for Hyman 10 the official Canvass
ing Board. which is Republican,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
OTSEGO COUNTY.
ANDREW r. SMITH. Rep.
PUTNAM COUNTY.
". EVERETT. Rep.
OIrEENG rOT-NTV

LIST District-CHARLEss c. w1SsELL. Dem.
Id District-cYRt-s r. GALE Dem
lid Disrict-GEORGE W. DOUGHTY. Rep.
RENSSELAER, COUNTY.
Ist Dstrict-iIIGH GALRRAITH. Rep.
lid District-MlcHAEL RUSSELL Rep
RICHMOND COUNTY.
GEORGE METCAIFE Dem.
ROCKLAND COUNTY.
FRANK =. DEMAREST. Dem.
ST LAWRENCE COUNTY.
lst pistrict-CHARLEs $. PLANK. Rep
I'D Distrct-BENJAMIN A BABCOCK. Rep
SARATOGA COUNTY.
GEORGE II. WEST Rep
SCHENECTADY COUNTY.
ANDREW J. MMILLAN Rep
SCHOHARIE COUNTY
DANIEL. u. FRIsBIE Dem.
SCHUYLER COUNTY.
J. F. BARNES. Dem.
SENECA COUNTY.
ISRAEL Y. LARzELERE. Rep.
sTEUBEN COUNTY.
ia iid p pi.trtct-HYATT {. HATTcH Rep
SUFFOLK COUNTY.
Ist Distrct-lOsEPH y. HALLOcK. Rep.
I'D District-REGIs ~ POST. Rep.
SULLIVAN COUNTY
EDWIN r. DUsINBERY Rep.
TIOGA COUNTY.
DANIEL. p. wITTER. Rep.
TOMPKINS COUNTY.
BENIN CONGER Rep.
ULSTER COUNTY.
Is. District-ROBERT \. SNYDER, Rep.
III Distrct-THOMAS SNYDER, Rep
WARREN COUNTY
CHARLES II. HITCHCOCK. Rep.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
SAMUEL r. IRWIN. Rep.
WAYNE COUNTY.
FREDERICK ". GRIFFITH. Rep.
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY.
Ist Dis,rlct-JOHN !. SLOANE Dem.
I'D District-ALFORD W. COOLEY, Rep.
lid District-JAMES X. APGAR Rep
WYOMING COUNTY.
CHARLES J. GARDNER, Rep.
YATES COUNTY.
EDWARD NJ SAWYER. Rep.
Republicans
Democrats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
THE VOTE IN NETWORK COUNTY

The VOTE IN NETWORK COUNTY.
CORRECTED FIGURES OF TUESDAYS ELEC-
TlON IN MANHATTAN AND BRONX
BOROUGHS.
Following are the complete returns OF the vote
Tor the county ticket in the boroughs OF Man.
haitian and The Bronx:
FOR JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT
1le., u'ep ana Dem) POS 5I7
W.lW
',erl)
oGormans plurality DAILY. 5o5o.
FOR SURROGATE
rran I'D ~ 432
Ihonass plurality IS. 60
FOR SHERIFF.
brien ntep). e3s77
Grells plurality 1892
FOR JUDGES OF THE CITY COURT
NNeI HlWw
f1tzsimonss plurality over Seabury So l2l.
eonian's plurality Kudlich. 81. 625.
FOR JUDGE OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
iSa, tSep) q4&T0
Fosters plurality. 5I.6l5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09

he submitted to the Board as a substitute shs So''
lowing resolution. which was adopted:
Resolved That the whole matter OF this CORE
spondence I'm connection with the Merchants AZ
ISOLATION be referred to the Commissioner OF wafer
Supply, with Instructions 10 enter INTO corresPvn,
dence with these persons who have presented tnis
communication. and 10 ascertain from mem sun SUI
Information they may have upon the suDJect' eno
that he use IL to the best advantage In making UP
his report upon the matter to this Board
President Holahan explained after the meeunnS
that he merely presented the resoluion " Wv
Board ma tier OF fOrmalty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
TOMPKINS COUNTY RETURNS.

Ithaca. y. Y. Nov. S (SpeciaD.-Tompkns County
gives the following piuralities Swe Justice 5.5S1:
Benn Conger. Republican, for Assembly. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09

1T is so LARGE THAT ALL FOUR OF THEM
WILL. PROBABLY BE CARRIED.
The passing Of all four Of the amendments TO the
State Constitution is expected in view of the large
vote for the amendments cast In this city with
l49 election district returns missing The vote on
Amendment No in this city given yesterday
rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
REPUBLICANS
DEMOCRATS.
FOUR ALDERMEN GAINED.
TEN REPrBLIcANs FROM BROOKLYN IN THE
NEXT BOARD. INSTEAD OF SIX.

There will be ten Republican Aldermen from
Brooklyn in the next Board. instead Of elk, and
some OF 'he contests on Tuesday illustrated forc-
bly, what could be accomplished under unfavorable
circumstances by men who work hard. Alexander
+. Wacker defeated John j. Lang. Democrat. In
the XXth District. while at the same time the dis
trct elected a Democratic Assemblyman. Alderman
James II. Mclnnes. Republican. In the XVIIIth
District made fine run, receiving nearly 7oO
red the dstrct by about 200 The Board will
be made up follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
Controller Coler said yesterday:

| am still somewhat anxious TO learn positively
what has been the fate OF the second constitutional
amendment though believe the large majority II
has obtained this city Will be sufficient TO secure
its adoption In Brooklyn yesterday the Republican
party workers were actually clecuoneering against
The amendment. and see by the newspaper reports
that in Albany and other localities the Republican
chine distributed printed cards asking the voters
TO vote mo- on this question. Some weeks ago !
was Informed that a determined effort TO be
parties in the State had been approached on the
subject Some OF the minor Democratic leaders APP
reared at time to favor tls opposition, but THIS
movement was discountenarced at headquarters.
and throughout the whole Of this city the Demo
cratic party supported the amendment loyaly. The
Democratic State Committee also complied with my
request urge its support among the country
voters and II their orders have been complied with
10 any extent in the country districts the amend
ment is undoubtedly safe. Mr. Odell's recent re-
fIsal To assist in securing its adoption now he
comes very significant. and II by any chance the
amendment should be defeated the Republican
Marty leaders Will have to settle with the
citizens OF New-York which they will find will not
readily be forgotten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER O. 1890

crnor's action. think he does not intend 70 dron
the District Attorney ''e ''e" serNeo upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
The vote on the amendments in New-York County
was as follows

was as follows
Relative to Boards OF Superv'' s-For. 1852
against. 1854.
Allowing deduction Of county from city debt-For.
los $50: against. 1851
Relative to additional Appellate Division Justices
For. 1906 against. $3.50.
Relative 10 additional Associate Judges OF the
Court OF Appcals-For 1881 against 1906.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
RETURNS CHANGE THE FIGURES.
SIX REPUBLICAN AND THIRTY DEMoCRArI,

ALDERMEN IN THE BOROUGH OF MAN
HAITIAN AND THE BRONX.
Complete returns give the Republicans six mem.
bers Of the Board Of Aldermen Of Manhattan and
The Bronx. instead OF five as was indicated Tues
day night. Armitage Mathews was elected In the
XXIst District in spite of the candidacy Of Thomas
stand "
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-20
Aqua de Persia
LIGsTIMA
de EscaIante
UNLCOS PROPZET1RTOS
THE PERSIAN CHEMICAL TO
q Water Street, New York

Esta maravillosa Aqua es an res.
taurador perfecto que devuelve al
caoelio Gu color natural, destruye IA
oaspa, vigo,iza la raiz 10 hace Gre
Ger, delandolo suave, brillante se-
1850. Sometida esta aqua a up ana.
isis, SO ha encontrado que no contie.
ne sustaneia qufnica aiguna Que sea
danosa la salud: no rnancha ei on
tls nj la ropa, 10 que es la adm;ra.
oion de los prinoipsles quimieos del
mnDdo. Esta maravlllosa xAgna da
Persia> ee aplica con la nayor IA
oiiIdad es IN bello ideal para las
senoras para cuantos tengan ell ca
Dello prem atus amente eano.
For 10 expuesto SO comprende,a
aun por las personas mas esoepticas'
que esta aqua es IN liauido que obrs
directamente sobre las raicss del ca
belio, devolviendols la parte oufmiea
que ha perdido, como 10 comprueha
ei hecho de que no mancha ell cults.
pues puede aplicarse con la nano no
requiriendo especial cuidado. el
cabeilo gradualmente va adouirien-
40 de un modo maravilloso sa color
natural. - -
Fldel Guillermety y j. M. Blanco
Vale Y Cancio. o.-MAYAGUFZ. +
Nbre. Is 1898 ID.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-20
de u nICI
NEW YORK
(Qufmico)

Este remedio puede tituIarse ~ .
ravilioso tor La bondad de sns efoo.os
90 garant'za 81 alivio la me;o,f
desde la primera Gaia.
mace desaparecer en- pocos 3fas Ia
dyspepsia estomacal & ipstest;nal :, =
natuienta, DILATACION d., est6ms
60 agrio y acedias, peso & binoha-6n
a. estomago despues de las con1idas =
uoiores-digestiones lsntas y peno
sas-sonoienoia y pesadez-renng.
n nana, eluctos, gases, sed, vertigos.
aSTgUs, XMTs, Gostr0lgsa simple de la
tH. nn Lula. Catarro cr6nico del es-
COS y puJos 8 GRO licas.-Disantar5a
cronlca y enteritis. D;arraas fSt,das
Q NAL olor.- Diarreas de los tfs;oa.
ioi eoc,osas. Todo trastorno digesti.
vo cede prontamente con este ef;c.z
remedio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-20
Luis. Yordan DaviIa

Procurador y agente de negocios ja
diciales.
Ponce. M6ndex- v 90 81.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-20
j Son Estos Sus Sintomas Z

Predileccion al onanismo, emisiones Dc Gia
de noche derrames al estar en- pre5encih 90
ideas lasciyas: grarc,s, contracciones dc los
mdscu1os (oue son precursores dc la Epi-sp-
sia); pensamicntos suenos volu upsnGss1s. 50
scnsaci0n de embruteeimiento, p6rdida Qe u
voluntad, falta de cnergta flnposinihdAd fe
an los sr,fscuIos serlsacion dc trfsrexa do
desaliento inquietud. falta de memorial indss~
Suier esfuerzo peqleio, manchas notAntes
enfe Ii VISTA debilfdad despues del aGSO @ 80
na 0.fuersos praa en- Il slia. rnidc sibsdo en- %
tenor de alsdn peligro inminents de musrts
6tnfortunio, impotelncia parcial o total. dar-
rame premature t3ardio. pArdida o dismislfi-
oi6n de los deseos, decaimtento do ia sens ns-
etc. Algunos de esos sfntomas SON =avsr-
tencias naturales para un homnre que anne
vendra 8 ser presa de alguna fafxi enter
Nosotros solicitaH.os d. todos Cue sasren
rsdess sss Our OBSERTEN HEN .EsI n
ALSO, comunicandose con nncstra Com
Ssrmedades de~I0s nervios del sistesla =
aae sas5n rsadie sddiie Permsne5fs. snsn saf - -
u Envfenos una relacidn completa de 50 eaEso
tode q y saso noRoFs ;oass sass s -
slCs slntomas nom brad0s sa - E.s. mankxs4-
t&do I'd, 81 Uds ha usafo aixun Hat.-
gnna ofra enfermss1ad venerea- Nurssra
junta de medic0e dia&uusticarA elseguAia "
Embellishments ell case tgratisss informarA
. = Ud. de 10 que 10 cucsta un tratalnlnst2 -
70 dfas, en- el que 30 efectulra una c1raetJc
radical se le restAbieceraa A I'd su corrnaa-
ta saiud; yolverA I'D. 3Gr lln hoEnpr4 VIZ
gOrueo. 81 I'D. nos remite $5 en- 1tAl=sLre ds
4 s6u pals. como garantla de huGna t. 10 e8x- -
r6n1os enseHu1da las medicsnas rccueF ilA
Dor C0rreo regis TRADE, tAn pvonto cof ~ "a 4xss-
tra 1unta a. mAdicus haya deeldo.sl cosaaae~
to trAtamicn1o que I'd detu ~ netssF&e-
4HA12A URGC1ALIG1A asa zoR1 r
q My aaausy, 1s0 y9k. kuA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-20
= sCATARR0S, Refriados, Tos
6ronquitis cronica, grippe, consun
cion, escr0fula, ronquera tisis ma
90 garganta, raquitism0 etc se cm.
ran rapidamente y pronto tomando
VINO de MorrhuoI
Y MALTA
Con hiposfofito compuesto
20 PREPARADO PORo -
II Ell ICT.
Qufmico de New York
a. sea acefte dc H5gado de Baco-
lao de ULRICL)

Este vino tiene agradable sabor-
no repugna-aliyia slempre desda el
primer frasco, fortalece el aparato
respiratorlo y supera en- sus efectos
y curaclones a las EMULSIONES
por conteaer ell MORKHUOL (Drla-
cs22s0 0ctS0o del 0ceSte de 6acolao) al
Guar representa-, ysInte cinco yeces.
de ahi que sus ~fectos medioinales
sean rapidisimos.
La ehcacia del MORRHUOL ha
sido probada en- Paris con gran ext
to en- Ia TISIS tubercuIosa. cnrando
gran 1tlnero de casos dssesperados y
naciendo desaparecer las afecciones
1,aei GaIAhhALES cronicas. quita la
IOS y tiebre, pro duce apetito nu-
tire UsStbte7ne2ate.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-20
hoMBRES DkBILks

Parece que el Creador ha ordenado que des-
pues de la sangre ell fiuido vital seminal sea
Ia sustancia mas preciosa en- el cuerpo del
hombre. y aIguna p6rdida contraratural 90
81 producira siempre reSuitsdos desaStrosoS-
Muchos hombres han muerto de enferrne-
dades corrientes, tales come las del corazsn.
del higado, de los rih0nes, enfermedades pull
monares, ETC., por haber permitfdo III Vita
ndad gastarse, expOniendose asi ser fAeilsa
vfctimas de estas enfermedades. cuando al
gunas cajas de nuestras medicines. tomadaa
Z tempo. habrfan impedido estas debilftantea
perdidas, aSi preservando su vitalidad parH
resistir los ataques de esas p0igrosas enfer-
medades.
Muchos holnbres han 1legado lenta. pero
seguramonte un estado de demencia i'm
durable causa de eetas perdidas, sin saner
Ia vard adara causa del NAL.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-18
Qnfdngs DECEMBER in ManiGa ein=

perben bindings DECEMBER in ManiGu elm
treffen.
@ie aug Waibin9ton gemelbet pirb, bat
Elm allgemeines @ori4ieben Der ameritaniz
i4en 2inien auf Der Snfel 2u3on b%egonnen
uno grOBere &Gmpfe perOen in ben nd4Iter
Sagen erpartet, Offi3ielen 9epeI4en 3u>
fOlge bepegen ii6 bic Nbtbeitun9sn Der Sc
nerGle Qafptpn unb MacNrtbur in n0rbli9er
&i9tung, um iuA in ben 8efib Der @ifenbab@
men unb gr0Beren @tdbte gu feben. Der
8ormarf4 i'm, pte es beiBt, elm permanenter
fein unb bic %geiponnenen StelIungen nidt
pieoer aufgege6en tperben, pie 6ies 3upor se=
I9o6.
Die berf9iebenen, na9 ben 96ilippinen
beftimmten &riegsi4iffe folen in aGler @ile
reparirt perben, ba:nit ite iobalb tpie m0gli9
fi4 auf ben Meg bege6en t0nnen.
Die %Snfurgenten modten Montag fritz
I'm baGb bret l1br einen gnsriff uuf Nngetes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-18
Qomiral DeweY.

Der 6eGb o ManiGa muBte uuA
in Der GeBten @o4e mod cine Nn3ubl gbrun@
gen iiber ii9 erge4m Iaffen, BON benen Der
@mpfang, Der inn in Montpe1ter, Der
6auptitabt ieines carbohydrates @ermOnt
gu She'll nurbe, po6l ben tiefiten ginDrud
auf i'm gena9t bat. Der Gmpfang, benz
etrte Parobe b~uranging, fanb i'm Staatsfaz
pitOl itutt, @ouperneur Smith bieB ben NIB
miraG i'm Namen bes Staates 9ermont pi1z
fommen unb iiberret9te ibm bic bonn State
g~eftiftete @brenmeOuiGe. Dim 5reitag
tpuroe in Hortbfie1b, @t., bic grun0z
fteinlegung our ~9stpep 9uG", bic einen
She'll Der ug&orpi3 ltniberitp" bilben ioG,
bon NOmiraI 9etpeb ODG3o9en, Sreitug
MbenO reiite ber AOmiroI na9 9 . . n,
M at :, po linn gu @bren auf ben vgomz
mons" cine groBartige 9emonitratton oers
atitultet unb i9m elm bur@ 3e4nrGsnt>8eiz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-18

erDffnet. Sn Der SbrpnreOe Der &6z
rigin purbe bic Sa9lage in Siibafrita be-
leu9tet unn bds 6ans Der 9emeiItelt erfuAt,
Die nOtbigen @eloer 81 bepiQigen, i'm bic
brittf4e pOIitit in Siibafrita 3n berfolgen.
Die S6rOnrebe f4lieBt nit benz Serfpre6en,
DaB, tpenn Die g~eei9nete 3eit fommt, bds
legislative Programm Der &egierunq betreffs
Nngelegenbeiten BON innerem SutereiIe benz
9alie Der 8emeinen unter6reitet perben
ipir0.
Die engen StraBen Der @itD BON 2on=
D in Der NGbe BON 9uilD 6a4 unh Der
NftienbOrfe paren am Wontag nit rteTigen
Meni4enmafen ongefiGt. Die unmittelz
bare 8eranlafung ba3u mar bic bonn 2orb<
maDor bon 2pnbon, Sir So6n @ance Moore,
dn%beraurnte 8erfammlung, in tpel9er Die
8ei9Gftsleute in Der gitb i5rcm 8erz
tranen 3ur fritdnt6e BEN 3d.
ltttt Der Regierptng Nusbrud ae6sn foGz
ten. 9rnberte BON Mitgliebern Der N(ftienz
uno Der Wplenb0rie unO Der 9rpBen 8arfz
unb UNDERWRITING" z6irmen fteGten fid Dor
t6ret berI9ieoenen Gontoren in 9roaeITion
auf unb marf9irten unter benz MbIinqen Der
yeationallieOer unb Sa6nen f9pingenb na4