davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Ladies' japanese silk para mo
sols-bIack and white. with WNN
enameIed handles--for this hour wv
Evening star., 1899-03-30

For this hour we shall offer stair or
runner oilcloth in an entire ALL
ly new line Of patterns, at a N<SC
the very low price Of-yard. 2GNSo
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Ladies' point de espirite net ties, such
as sell for sc, Will n nj
be sold for an hour Zu%C
FOR.
Evening star., 1899-03-30
Passengers on Transport Buford.

NEW YORK, March 30.-Among the pas
sengers on the transport Buford, which ar
rived today from San Juan, Ponce and San
tiago, were DR.. Henry X. Carroll. special
commissioner of the United States to Porto
Rico; Capt. Geary, 10th Infantry; Capt FL
X. Bailey, 9th Infantry, Dr. Quinton of the
medical corps, Second Lieut.. Newbill, 7th
Artillery, and James A. Smith, editor of the
st. Joseph, Mo-, News
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Charles King and Jesse Hurdle, wagon
drivers, were in the Police Court today
charged with disorderly conduct on the
Brookeville pike. Their days work was over
and they Were on their way home, riding
horseback. Their loud singing attracted
the attention of the police and their arrest
followed. Judge KimbaI took their per-
Sonal bonds.
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Nickel-pIated alarm clocks-best move
ments-instead Of CSC, price d@
usually. asked: they will be AlWCo
sold this hour for. ........ - 70
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Soft-finish, good quality white cambric,
of which you well know the d7Z
value, will be sold tonlor- Al NSC.
row, this hour, for. ......... z0NSo
Evening star., 1899-03-30
3 to a .

Hand-painted silk head-rests
-exquisitely pretty-sOme Of II M
them are worth up to 75c. each WN
to go for an hour for. ...... - 20
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Yard-wide bleached muslin-in short
s E. sod 5sI' nea1 yard ard 2B
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Pearl buttons in all sizes. the very
best quality. such as sell NV +
for 5c.. Toe. and 12l2c., for VUAC
an hour, per dozen. ......- S/QSo
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Ladies' Work Basket Companions, a
little package containing Nee -
dies Of all sorts-best gold-eye SC
needles, for. or................... wv
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Lot of fancy imported all-silk taffeta silk
ribbons. in the most desirable shades rib
bon which actually sells for N@
69c. yard, Will be sold this xUUT
hour for. ~ So
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Lot OF ladies' handkerchiefs. with lace
edge and wide hemstitched AT Il
borders. will he sold this a A%C
hour for. Or.......-........ Il G0o
Evening star., 1899-03-30

New spring dress stuffs-yard and one
myrtle, navy and black-elegant all-wool
dress goods, which we are sell 49,
ing at soc yard, will be sold AtAC.
Evening star., 1899-03-30

A thousand yards of laces and embroider-
les wilt be punched In one lot tomorrow
for this hour: all sorts Of An
patterns; usually sold for al UAG
Toe. and 12lac., and sold for /QSo
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Lot Of mems handkerchiefs, all sorts Of
cOlOred borders-the best hand p
kerchief 121ac. ever bOught-for &c
an hour. ......--..
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Llnen-fnish plain and twilled tea towel
ing, cut from full pieces. N5Z
instead Of SC. yard, for this ZNtSN
hour Observation-Disclosures. NzOSo
Evening star., 1899-03-30
1 to =.

CONTNUED)
lot of drapery stuffs consisting of
golden crepon. silkolines and cretonnes, in
all new spring patterns,
IL #sie -: ;: e. :s!: t. 4 iss? :" :: 4Bc.
Sprays of bluettes. forget me nots, car
nations, roses and viO- ~H
lets, which have been II VUAT
25c. bunch, for. ....... A@/0So
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Ladies' hemstitched embroidered hand
kercbiefs. with scalloped NV/
edges-you've paid 25c. ZH%G
for no better-this hour. u S/2Sc
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Ladies' India silk parasols, trimmed
with chiffon ruffie, natural ~ Il 80
handles. will be sold this ~ .[S
hour for Observation-Disclosures. " ~ W
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Large bottles Carter's inks and D
mueilage will be sold this hour, o9G
Evening star., 1899-03-30

During this hour We shall let you have
your choice of lot of ladies' stylishly
!5%%$a %s@ss$ to Sai ss fS4 %R'ia si aai s5i $3.50
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Velvet skirt binding, in 4-yard m
pieces will be offered this hcur, UG
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Extra large Smyrna rugs go
by 60 inchesb, in the most ef- no
fective oriental patterns, such QUSNG
as sell for 81, for........... wv
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Mems fast black full seamless half hose,
instead OF 12l2c. pair, will wv
be sold thi is hour QOA/NC.
for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2OS
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Ladies' black and colored taffeta silk
waists. newest at every point; as per-
%sssr .5sss si gsss 81 ,1s 5ss% SSsI T. O8
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Torpedo Boat Rowan Badly Damaged.
The Seattle Wash. Times says the
United States torpedo boat Rowan. now at
Evening star., 1899-03-30

40 pairs ladies' beaded and embroid-
cred strap sandals, with Louis XIV heels;
same slipper which sells for
$3.50 in every shoe store in mn
town; will be sold this hour WVVN
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Lot Of ladies' muslin corset covers.
either the or square neck style
?s?s';Ts'. s.3s sis: .ne:.i5s39s s5!S#:e 12Ac.
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Sprays of large full-bloom roses, with
buds and foliage, In all shades. ~M
Sd1,. which ,se sell for 4sc. bunch; this ZWCo
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Lot Of children's hats-both rough and
fancy braids. and all the best S~
cOlors to pick from-have .MQVC
been T5c.-fOr. REORGANIZATION. " 20
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Lot of ladies' Swiss ribbed
vests, with necks and arnholes #
run with silk ribbon, usually INC
12l2c., for. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Wv
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Boys Merrimac percale shirt waists, in
elegant assortment Of n MI
patterns. the 25c. waist ZU%C
everywhere; for an hour. ~ Ro
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Lot Of boys wool golf caps. In
big assortment Of patterns, caps WUC
which are usually sold for CSC, for >So
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Lot Of children's fast black ribbed hosI
in sizes 5 10 9l2; instead <U/
of 19c. pair. will be sold MuAG
this hour for. O/QS
Evening star., 1899-03-30

CONTINUED
ladies' black cheviot serge skirts-lined
and bound perfectly; without a fault in
hang; with new hook and 6N NO
b. button on. backs; sehs instead of SZoWS
Boys all-wool knee ps nts. with patent
button bands. and made with regard to
the hard wear which boys give N@
their clothes; same pants as ZQUT
are sold for 50c.. this hour for ~ W
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Mems roller-end, imitation Guyot and
sllk-web suspenders. all n All
25c. suspenders, will be II VuAC
sold this hour for. ..-... AS/OSo
Evening star., 1899-03-30

skirts; lined with the very best Innings;
the most fashionably shaped skirt to be
had; such skirt as would ON no
cost you $50 to make to sOW. VIZ
order-this hour. .......... "
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Ladies' fashionable cheviot serge suits
either black or blue whichever you
wish: with silk-lined Jackets; with full
bell-shaped skirts. with new loop and
button fastening backs; lined with good
Innings and bound with yelveteen; thor
oughly finished at every point; suit
which you cannot buy for less than 50
anywhere you go. will Go IN
be sold for an hour sS0.SQU
luE -
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Little girls spring REFER coats-right
5ss S:sfy Ss.y5 xa'ss s; 5S Sssr are S2O8
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Boys blue flannel blouse suits: with
large collars trimmed with red
or white soutache braid: such MWC
4 suit as sells for 81 80, for. W 20
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Shelf oilc,oths-a new line of desirable
patterns, will be sold dur S7Z
Ing this hour, per yard, s. MQC.
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Ladies' summer covert bicycle suits,
which embrace the skirt, jack en-
ct and leggins, will be sold SWCo
this hour for. r............... " - 20
Evening star., 1899-03-30

36O pairs of ehildren's handmade tan
spring heel button shoes, in sizes to s.;
solid leather throughout and Om
guaranteed; instead of T5e.. a0WCo
TO 90 this hour for.........- " ~
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Mems genuine English and Scotch mad
ras shirts-sOft bosoms, with detachable
cuffs, and with linen collar band, to be
worn with white collars, the N@
best I5c. shirt to be had, IVVG
lIiS muir
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Lot Of ladies' muslin drawers, finished
with felled seams and hand row of
is@:: i:%: .sa 'si-; .las : e:s: ms. 12Ac.
Evening star., 1899-03-30

japanese hand woven Habutai silks-in
such shades as light blue. pink. white,
cream. cardinal. navy, turquoise, new
blue garnet green and laveDder-the same
selling everywhere for ase. ZWCo
yard, this hour uI...........-.. 70
Evening star., 1899-03-30

An-wOOl fancy suiting. in mixed and
check effects, IN the handsomest combina-
tions Of greens. browns, tan, garnets,
navy. SC; this fabric is admirably adapt
ed for spring dresses; II is full yard wide
and positively all wool and n p
instead Of 19c. yard, this hour Sc
il will be sold for. r......... nv 20
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Ladies' figured brilliantine skirts-not
the narrow, poorly-fttin skirts which are
usually sold ut a low price
but full wide garments. made
well and finished nicely, for an 0VC
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Three patterns In boys all-woOl cas-
simere suits; all well-made suits, with
wide facings. with good Innings, and
strengthened just where ~ II d@
the wear comes: the usual n II -4lW
suits gold at 81 9s. this hour "
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Ready made sheets, from good muslin;
hand -ironed and hand-tOrn and . -
hemmed-I2 by 80 inches-in- $780,
stead Of 49c., for. ........... w
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Cards containing one dozen collar but
tons-you know what they MI
usually sell for - this ZA%C.
hour. ....---..-.--.......-
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Ladies' black and white Leghorn hats.
in all sizes, the most stylish shapes of
the season from which the handsomest
effects can he created; in on
stead of $3.50. this hour SQUC
Evening star., 1899-03-30

A lot of ladies' percaIe wrappers will be
put on sale tomorrow, this hour, at 59c.,
and the value which you get Will cause
sensation. Made of best quality percale;
made with separate waist lining; made
with full skirts: made and fin
ished perfectly in every detail RM
and usual 81 garments. A big SVC.
bargain at.
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Instead of the regular price. yen can
buy the genuine Yale Holland window
shades. complete with fixtures-36 by
s: s: s ''ia:'-'a q: hi. AL e:s: sd 16ABc.
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Children's percale dresses to IA years
with box pleat fronts-trimmed with lace
or braid. with bretelles over d@
shoulder; instead of T9c., for IlQUG
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Cheviot serges, broadcloths, Venetians
and whipcord suits. in tight and loOse-fit-
ting effects, including the swell ''Eton'
suits. with jackets lined throughout with
an extra fine quality
tafreta silk. with full @1M mo
ss,et. .laTs; perfect fitting 9lWoWS
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Extra heavy English linoleum-two yards
wide-greatest variety of patterns in town,
instead of 15c. square yard, OO
will be sold for an hour $40
1Or.
Evening star., 1899-03-30

You well know the price Of boys good
corduroy knee pants, mothers. NM
We shall sell ours tomorrow, ZWC.
this hour for. Or............... 20
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Mems neckwear will be sold at bargain
for an hour: all-silk tecks and fOur-in-
hands, in splendid as
sortment of patterns, Il mi
the usual 25c. neckwear, II WDUAG
for an hour. ........ W /QSo
Evening star., 1899-03-30
= to B.

You shall have another opportunity to-
black taffeta silks for 39c.; they are the
elegant rustling sOrt-a splen- On
did black; wonderful value e4WCo
Evening star., 1899-03-30
9 to 1 d.

y TO Il w.
Lot Of chiIdren's hats-both rough and
fancy braids and all the best
soloTs to pick frOm-hnve oVWCo
been I5c.-fOr. Or.......--...-... W ~ 20
For this hour we shall offer stair or
K. new sstr line ne q S-,S. Ss'5sEHs s 4A&Co
Waterproof felt window shades, in all
t'@3es,o"s tHEss win p,ss Ss ss sold at the 5ASCo
The identical corset cover which sells
for 12l2c. about town, with felled =
seams. will he sold tomorrow &c
during this hour at.--...........
Mems 4-ply all-linen collars, in all styles
and all sizes. same collars MI II
ssla sse about fss q 6oTn Sa,P at l5e. and ZI9Ce
Lot Of ladies' aIl-Ieather pocket books,
choice Of black and colOrs, n -
usual DC pocket book, for nc.
:;sS :sis q = {: s E., ;'1 5;gs = E 1Ac.
n9sis: as;,r; Usually a1 4G9:so'ls ss:o ar" 2ZBc.
Yard-wide bleached muslin-in short
but desirable lengths. will NSZ
be sold this hour, per yard, ZRSG-
for. ZO
Llnen-fnish plain and twilled tea towel
ing cut from full pieces. N5Z
Sss:.,i'..-,.. i9:5sad Of Ss yard. for ri: ZZSC.
s6O pairs of ehildren's handmade tan
solid leather Throughout and 0M~
guaranteed; instead Of I5c., n0VO
TO go this hour for..-......
Ladies' figured brilliantine skirts-not
the narrow poorly lifting skirts which are
usually sold ut a low price
but full wide garments. made
well and finished nicely, for an UOVG
hour
Lot Of boys wool golf caps, in n
big assortment Of patterns, caps VVC
which are usually sold for 25c., for - 70
Boys Merrimac percale shirt waists, in
::s;@s :: an { l2c
Boys blue flannel blouse suits; with
large collars trimmed with red II
or white soutache braid: such mVC
4 suit sells for S1-50, for. ~
Cards containing one dozen collar but
tsnsnyou Usually ssii slf" Tant Tar 'hfE 1sis 2lAC
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Children's white dresses. sizes ! to
years. trimmed with embroidery ruftie and
;s::'5'f r: at s'A'7i1:'''f iii: hour St 25c.
--.- e. e. q. &C.
Evening star., 1899-03-30

sprays OF bluettes forget-me- -nots, car
!se. !ss:' pSassl Tslsh fss' s4vs been l2hC.
= to 3.
morrow for an hour to buy those 59c.
black taffeta silks for 39c.; they are the
elegant rustling sOrt-a splen- On
did black; wonderful value ,8WC
AT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W - 70
New spring dress stuffs-yard and one
s navy IN and tan aWet sHaTe5
dress goods, which sell
ing ing at ss9 s9e yard, y will be sold At4lC.
Tor an hOur FOR. ............... pSo
Soft finish, good quality white cambria,
s53s' in,: SSs! ::s q: 4c.
The handsomest skirts in the house
these fine plain taffeta silk garments, most
elabOrately trimmed with chenille braid;
with new loop and button
fastening backs, full bell ON no
shaped, will be sold for an NQV VVS
hour Tor. .-.............. w ~
small lot of ladies' fancy plaid and
striped silk waists, the new seasons ef-
fects; the best made waists from the
,S,. are sold sold. for , s5.ss, will go S. oWS
this hour for. wv "
During this hour We shall let you have
your choice of a lot Of ladies' stylishly
%5Es5 to '''i ss fS9 SP'sa 81 a1d a5S $3.50
S4.9S, Tor ..........
Shelf oilc.oths-a new line of desirable
patterns, will be sold dur >O7L
lSE IS:. '5i: hour: pc: yard $3.50.
Extra heavy English linoleum-two yards
wide-greatest variety of patterns in town,
instead of I5c. square yard . .
will be sold for an hour ,6n6G
Cheviot serges, broadcloths. Venetians
and whipcord suits. in tight and loOse-ft-
ting effects, including the swell "Eton'
suits. with jackets lined throughout with
an extra fine quality
taffeta silk. with full d Il N no
isTs; ds,s,. perfect fitting Sl WoWS
Sk1rtS. ~ -
Lot OF ladies' muslin gowns,
with tucked yOkes, all Well fin I'm
ished-usually 49c., for this ZVC
hour.
Ladies' muslin gowns; made on empire
effect-handsomely trimmed with embreid-
cry: garment which cannot
be bought for less than S9c. R~
anywhere, will be sold this SWN
hour Tor
38 pairs ladies' patent leather OxfOrds-
in the most stylish shapes; sizes q IN
23 to 4; We've never sold themSVC.
for less than S1.50-for. ........ 70
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Extra heavy floor oilcloth in yard wide.
yard and one-half wide and two yards
wide. and in new spring II 77Z
styles. for an hour, per II N/QE
square yard. for. 49,. ~ zNSo
Evening star., 1899-03-30

The most ultra-st ylish black and blue and
fancy cheviOt tailor made suits, with silk
lined jackets; with new
est cut skirts: you see a Il - Pm
them everywhere at SIS NH SU u
for. ..... .......... " 9eO W
Evening star., 1899-03-30

shades as garnet navy. hunters. marine
and black-very stylish for spring and
summer dresses. the quality ~
which is selling for 39c. about ZSC
town will be sold this hour for SOSo
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Lot of ladies' muslin gowns,
with tucked yOkes, all Well fin I'm
ished-usually 49c., for this ZWC
hour NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q W
Evening star., 1899-03-30
1 O to 1 1 .

As pairs Of Cammeyer's boys genuine
calf shoes, IN sizes 2i4 to c. Nm
51s. which Cammeyer sold ~ II n W
for $500. will he sold for "
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Children's lawn or silk caps, NJ
such as sell for SOC. each, for ZNT
this hour just half PRICE. SOSo
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Childrens pique REFERS,
trimmed handsomely with S~
ribbon; usually sold for Csc, SUG
this hour they IL be....-..... W - So
Evening star., 1899-03-30
Nine ninetY=eiQ INIT

for the most stylish black and blue Clay
worsted suits for young men; for the hand
soonest patterns In plaid and check cassi.
meres and cheviOts. These are the finest
suits that are made up: have all the points
all the finish-all the perfect workman
ship. Other clothiers get us and SI4 for
them. They'll fit small men, 4.
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Ladies' muslin gowns; made on 'empire"
effect handsomely trimmed with embreid-
cry: n garment which cannot
be bought for less than S9c. R~
anywhere, will be sold this SVN.
Evening star., 1899-03-30

White aPpllqued pillow shams In many
different sCTts. none Of n MI
which sell for less than II ZuAF
3oc., this hour for. US/GSo
Evening star., 1899-03-30

96 pairs of ladies dOngola button and
lace shoes: with patent tips: -
tnsS they are IRE. our SCr regular sl.oo SACo
grade This hour. r......-....... W 10
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Five-quarter table oilcloth. In assOrt-
ment Of pretty fancy color OIL
ed patterns. will be sold Is NSC
for an hour, per yd., for. oZ00So
Evening star., 1899-03-30

36 pairs ladies' patent leather OxfOrds-
in the most stylish shapes; sizes o NJ
~ to i; we've never sold themSWC.
for less than 81. .50-for. ........ - 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-04

..u,.r,oa has got them: they cannot now be
'.,,r,ed they cannot we'll change hands Just
-. and II only remains for her to accept her
.,ors,bities with the best grace she can;
20. 81 far as her capability for governing Is
.arrsd she need surely not fear comparison
-, her predecessor" THE Quarterly" suf-
80 from obliquity of vision when the perspec-
A.. ~ a century is required, but 1t perceives
.,oor,v the existing range OF National oppor-
.'..,,y and obligation in the South Seas
~, William Archer's articles America" in
.rhe Pail Mall Magazine" begun with the pres
-, number are TO be continued for six months
.,a then republished by the scrbners in perma-
.r, form, The three closing numbers will deal
.~o,usively with the American stage and
Arenatic art and will be of special value, since
=. "a one Of the best critics in England He
,,r,tes pleasantly about America, and speaks
NTH even greater freedom and enthusiasm of
h,s experiences there, and of the kindness and
hospitality with which he was received every
uhere. He was also impressed with the ear
nestness OF American dramatic and literary art
and found much to admire in the theatres. Mr.
Archer Is a high minded critic whose judgments
m the American stage will have exceptional
value !. N F.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sii7a -
EDISON on AUTOMOBILES.
ELECTRICITY DEEMED FEASIBLE oS
THE ERIE CANAL.

Buffalo Aug. GspeciaD.-Thomas A. Edison was
registered n the Iroquois this morning and before
he left Buffalo for Chautauqua. whore he will spend
days AT the family cottage ne consented give
a few opinions about automobiles and possibilitic,
in other lines Of motor power, lie was at least in
torested in the discovery that he had arrived in
pearance. When told that the Davis machine had
met with mishap at Bergen Mr.. Edison. who s
AT work on an improved machine Of that variety.
said THE great trouble with people is that ""
rush on the road with thing which is but ha 2
Invented instead of waiting until II Is perfected
IN every detail. have found that II pays to make
haste slowly in these matters"
Mr. Edison expressed his opinion that a mechan-
ism the cost ~ which would not exceed that OF a
carriage and a team Of horses has great market
awaiting IT. The effect Of automobiles traversing
every street will be to revoutonize modern life
Mr. Edison always in his n nd's eya the 'hors"
displaced The noiseless carriage gliding over
smooth pavements like thoAe Of Buffalo may pos
qiby XIII good many people but eventually every.
body will got accustomed 10 the new order OF
things he believes. -
what rapidly the public adjusts itself 10 new con
dltions. BY and by the bicycle-and see gre1t
many Of them in Bufal9-wil forfeit its name G
buses may possibly supplant TO some extent OUT
elegant streetcars. because they VIII he able 70
Mr. Edison made tho Important statement that
II would be one OF the easiest things I'm the world .
introduce electricity as motive power on NC r.,
Canal There is more than suspicion IN MS ul M
that there arr certain powerful influences thit
stand IN the way Of an improvement, which. 10, w"
argument Not long ago Mr.. Edison was victim
Of mercural poisoning. as the result OF
TO wash off carefully solution which ne han pe,i'
using In his laboratory. He has now fulIy reo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-04
SAYS DIR. WISE HAS NOT ACCEPTED.

SEXTON OF THE CONGREGATION BNAI JESHuRuN
DECLARES THE RARB Is NOT TO LEAVE
HIS PRESENT CHARGE
The report that Rabbi stephen s. Wise of the
Congregation B'nai Jeshurun. In Madison-aVe', mas
accented call to the Temple Beth-Tsrae In Port
land Ore was emphaticaly denied by the SeN'oh'
Morris r. Deleeuw of No. 235 East SiXty-second ST.
in talking with a Tribune reporter last evening"
The sexton had received letter from Dr WEE
which was mailed from Portland. ore. and IN
which mention is made Of his trip to Alaska ne
wrote that he would reach this city by August 20
He also spoke OF having lectured several times III
Portland as well as in other cities, but he maze
not even the slightest reference to his leaving MS
charge at B'nai Jeshurun.
Dr Wise became the rabbi of his present congIIes-
cation in 1894 when he only twenty years OH
He Is said TO be a profound Talmudic scholar, ana
has studied abroad at the universities OF oNiolu
and Ieipsic He is AN earnest advocate OF Zionsin:
He attended the Hebraic convention held last year
at Basel Switzerland. which discussed the wy
tered race. . .., o,,r,r, In
Born in Hungary, he came TO this country IN
carly childhood. His father was Aaron wise. at
one time rabbi OF Rodoph shoiom' IN Lexington"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-04
VAN WICK NURSING HIS BOOM.
THE BROOKLYN EX-JTSTICE DREAMlN"
DREAMS AT SARATOGA-NO SILL
VERITES TO BE FOUND.

Saratoga n Y. Aug. 3.-One Of the most CON
spicuous figures In the throng In the 1rahu
Union Hotel corridor tonight was Exclusives
Augustus Van Wyck, of Brooklyn. who, IN MS
minds eye, pictures himself future occu-
pant Of the White House. Wherever MT van
Wyck went he was followed by a number oi
political hopefuls who are seeking and endeaN-
oring To promote the Van Wyck boom" for the
Presidency. Van Wyck. II Is understood Is
busily engaged in Cultivatng the personal &C
quaIntance Of prominent politicians from
number Of States principally from the South
who are summering here. and Ingratating him.
self into their political favor.
The consensus Of the sentiment Of Democrats
here from all sections Of the United States is
outspoken and antagonistic 10 the Bryanesque
16 10 | policy. II there is a single siverte OF
any political weight or standing among the
many prominent Democrats here, he has not as
yet presented his card so that his address can
be read. II is expected that ex-senator Cor
man. OF Maryland. will reach here on August III
Judge Joseph J. Wiett. president OF the Ala-
bama Bar Association. 1t is rumored. will find
It politically convenient to be In Saratoga also
about the same time.