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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-14
Die beiligeu SiiDcr.

Sin tapferer Sitter, Namens SilDes
branb, mar bon Bruno, ietnem 9e=
noiIen, i9per beleiDigt pprDen. 9o
entbrannte Der 3orn in ieinem Ser5en,
uno er tpnnte ben Gag ni4t ertparz
ten, blutige Ra9e an ieinem Seinoe
3u nebmen. S9ldflos bra6te er Die
Na9t gu. Sn Der Morsenodmmerung
giirtete er iein S6pert an Die Seite
uno begab ii4 auf ben @eg gu ieinem
WiberIa6er.
gt6er Oa es nod frii6 mar, trat er in
cine &apelle bart am Wege, iebte ii9
uno betrd9tete Die bon Der Mprgenz
r0tbe beleu6teten 8tlOer, tpel9e an ben
Wdnoen bingen. IS paren aber oes
8tloer BRET. 9u5 erIte itelte ben 6ets
lamb i'm Spottgelpanoe BEL SeroOes
ppr, unb oarunter itano gei6rieben:
r@r i4alt nt9t, ba Gr 9ei6olten
puroe." Sas 5peite' Bib 3sigte Die
9eiBelung nit Der Sni9rift: nGr
brpbte ni9t, ba @r litt." limb Das
brittle mar Die &reuSigung; es fiibrte
Die @orte: Batter, pergib i6nen!"
Qls Der Ettetr Dieies geieben bate,
tniete er nieoer unb betete.
DIS er nun aus Der &apeQe trat, be-
gegnete ibm Elm Sote bonn Sitter
Bruno uno ipra4: SD pollte gu
Sud-. unier Serr begebrt Sud gu
ipre6en, Oenn er liegt i6per oarniez
ber." 9a ging Siloe6ranb bin.
Nls er in ben Saal trat, mo Der
Rttter lag, rief Bruno: oN9 pergtb
mir mein 8ergeben! SD babe DID
i4iper beleiOigt." 9d iagte SilOez
Brand nit freunoli6en Worten: Sic
Der 8ruoer, i9 babe Dir ni9ts 5u per>
geben in meinem Screen" limb iie
rei3ten chamber Die 9Gnoe, umarms
ten uno trOIteten ii6 uno i9ieben in
bsr3li9er Giebe. 9ieies bat Der @nz
bid Der betligen SttOer beipirtt. 9a
leuGtete benz be~imtebren0en Sitter bic
QbenorOtbe nod liebliGer ais bic Wprs
9enrOt9e in Der 81. SaPeae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-14
Der 8 pmfGtt.

Wenn ou jemoIs in ere ,Sulina9t
lpdt beemfumme biIdt I'm boint uff
EN- Nod9ber leim 2uf e6bes Iinae bore,
lpo bib an DE- @eiung bun be aefauene
Gi1gel remeino't bot; benin fannibt ou
E Wett mac3c for flint Dollars, bar BEL
ieller WSuiit e SpmfGtt bic crit ;Sibbe(
9elptelt hot. = Der GomfGtt is siemz
lih plentb. Wenn er ,,eun Sao ait is,
sebne EN- Die 4ags uff, aber oenn bot
er aof iGun neun 2epe I'M Der esnaiae
t9uure Weg for en- caput 3u made, is
0pnamit. - Der SomtGtt is e asbprez
ner Sdnger; nl,r is es gu Dab, baB ct
Wa6ts Ilnge bbut, neil mer benin net
reobt nesb, ipo mer be 9ubtiGad bine
lfmeiBe lou for en- gu treffe. Der
5omtdtt bot moitlp { Senoritimm I'M
tann's bpbe 6 ~itreite Left fun! @enn er
{ Concert gibt, bauert's ais flint
Stunn, ercept mer b6ut Ell interrupte,
betdas benin mupt sr uIf be nddIte
Huf. Weil Der SomtGtt 10 muiitaliin
Is, ma9t mer aa9 Die Siobelftrinas
pun feline Darn; aber erit, tpenn Ser
5omtdtt oobt is! Qm bette ipdr's,
penn mer bic SGrm BUN EN- lepioe
SomtGtt nebme obdt: aber benn bbdt
er mott leitID lei Stimm p~erliere. =
Der SomfGtt bot bier Been. - 3nee
Somtdtts tDnne mebner Mullt made
pie @sner!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-14
Sic Smo ennotb 1T granfret6.
Das Barrier Ylatt Die .@utorite"
per0ffentltdt ben folsenoen 8rief, Der
aun in belaifhe 8ldtter iiberaina:
Edrts, %. We3. 1898.

p%eroffentlift ben folsenoen 9rief, per
audi in belgif9e 8ldtter iiber9in9:
Starts, IS. Se5. 1898.
Die lleberI6pemmung unIeres Ganz
Deg our9 bic Suoen tit erDber als sic
%gLauben. SG min blob elm geiipiel
anfiibren.
Die Snei lebten Grnennunsen fir
DEN Staatsratb, mel6e Der vSntranz
iiseant" unb r2ibre Barole" mittbeilz
ten, ~bringeu Die 3abl Der jiibtiaen
Mitglieber pieier &Drperl6aft auf
ptersebn. Oieie Suben iinb natiirli1
gum groben Sheile BON auslGnoii9er
Serfunft. Giner berielben, Der tleine
Suoe 9riinbaum, fonnte nibt einmai
Bel Ieiner Wabl genoue 4ustunft iibsr
Die Nationalitdt ieiner Samilie seben.
SIT has nic6t u~nerbDrt.? Die iibriseu
Mit9lieoer bes Staatsratbes iino Der
groben Mebrbeit na6 Yroteitanten.
@pr spei bis hrei Sabren perneiz
aerten nod Die Proteitanten, lpel9e Die
Serren be5 Staatsratbes bleiben ppaz
ten, bic Mnnabme ppn iiibii6en Ganz
bibaten. 9tber ieit Der betannten Off
faire (Srepfus), wel6e Suben unb
Yrote1tauten 10 eng perbunben bat,
Ihpanb pieier intplerante 8eiit, ipie
Die Slpei lsbtsn Grnennungen bepeilen.
0ieIs S6atia6e, ipelde i9 Sbnen
s%etpiHenbaft m%ittbeile, limb Dc
II t pabr. llebrieens t0nnen Sic fiG
ia leidt bappn iibsrSeugen.
IS i9eint mir Dies cine sSrage gu
fem, bic man in Der aammer Dor
brin9en ioIte. Spllte alsoann 80.
0upup BEL 9eantportun9 oerielbsn iid)
auf Die eroBen Prin5ipien BON 1879
berufen, bann peib oas 2ano, lpas es
bon i1m unp ieinen prinsipien gu bal
ten bat.
Wenn Die PrinSipien BON 1889 fein
beferes &eiultat baben, als bic ueberz
i6pemmung u~nIeres 9anbes ourG)
auslGnbiI9e Suben, bann = ia oanl
mub man oieis ~beribmten Y~rinaipien
abdnbern, neil Tie l9leht limb.
Sur ielben 3eit, ND Oeuti4ldno ii4
tpeigert fremDe Suben gu naturaliIiren,
liefern uniere oummen StaatsbGupter
ben Suben unier 8aterlanb aus i'm
Hamen Der prinaipien BON 1881!
Sol9e 0ummbeit uno Ssig6eit lit
berSserreiBeno!!!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-14
Ser bpd)ip. Satcr Sbcin.

Prteiter Der 9tDaeIe Glepelanb, bal
cine re4t %pertbpple, iebr bea9tens.
Dert6e, ltterarif6e Mrbeit pollenDet,
inbem er nit fetner snelii9sn ueber=
ieBung oes yGate6ismus BON HpDeS",
pie er BON 9lbbe 2ude in Der fran5D=
iiI9en Spra9e perDffentli6t puroe,
Dor Die Seffentli9feit tritt.
Wie Der Iutpr in ieiner Gorreoe err
tlGrt, lit ods @ert beItimmt, Elm Goms
penoium Der tatbpliI0en 2ebre in
iol4' abgetiir5ter Sorm gu geben, BAT
Elm Yreot9er Die gauge tdtbolii6e
2ebre innerbalb ipenigitens bier Sabre
3eit auf Der &anSel Durbgeben tonne,
na3 8eoiirfntB Der geitigen Wobl=
fabrt Der 9emeinoe. DIV Nutor be-
tont es, baB bas @erf feline ipDrtlt6e
le6erIebung oe8 Gatbe9t8mus bon
&ooe5 1T, ionoern, baB er nod foleens
ben %beDG6rten Gate9eten gefolet lit:
Itoel, Gambpurnac, 9uiapis, Gpu=
turter, 8uiQet, GdniIius, 8reIemibp
Getnerie etc. @infd9beit, &larbeit
uno Wietbpoe iinb Die 8orSiige bes
Wertes oes bo9p. 8ater Sbein, mel
DIES iibrigens, unierer Qnii9t mad,
tpenn es in ben tatbplii9en 5amilien,
in pel4en englii6 geipro9en pirb,
lart pprgeleien piiroe gerdoe3u uniGgz
li9es @ute tbun piirbe, ba eben bort
Der 6rtitlt6e llnterriht, b. +. Elm ioli=
oes WiiIen Der tat6oliT6en 2ebre ge9en
piele 8efabren fir ben 8lauben pappz
men niiroe.
Wir ieben in Der @rbeit bes bo6p.
8ater Sbein's Elm iebr pertbpolles
Wert, Inn fir bic &atbolifen oes Gam
oes cine paiIenDe, belehrenpe, fatbpliz
i6e 8olfsliteratur 81 I6affen, beren
Mangel elmer iener beDeutungsppIen
Momente btloet, in ipel6en Die tatbo=
hide Stride in 4merifa binter europa
5uriid lit. 9esbalb balten mir aldj
Batter S6ein's Wert fir beionbers
pertbppa unD empfeblen es ni9t nun
Dem tatbplii4en Glerus, Ionoern aud
folfen inteQi9enten, fat6DliI6en
2aien, tpel9e ibre Samilisn nit einem
pOpuldren, belebrenoen, religiDien
8olts6ate6iSmus berei9ern pplen,
0as 0ert bat cine i9met9elbdfte
@mpfeblung Sii6of 9oritmdnn's bon
GleOeldno. Der Preis bes 8erfes III
$3.50 I'M aleinoertauF, pds gepiB Elm
lptrtli9 pppuldrer SreiS 1T, penn MAJ
erfGbrt, oaB bas fran5DIii6e Nert &c
Sranten, B. +. $500 tOItet. 0amit III
iibrigens Elm gutter S4ritt getban, I'm
8ater Sbein's Wert benz tatbolii6er
8Olte mDgli9it nabe gu bringen. 9as
Wert lit nGmli6 500 Seiten tart. gu
taufen lit bas Wert in Der 0erlagS:
b%anDlung BON 9. Seroer, II Soutf
8rpabnab, ct. 2puis, Mp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-14
Dat WnIf bel &ciOcn ocS
yScru cNINfteWa

oft einen w~obltbdtisen Ginflub aus
iibt, lift bstannt. Neu lit es jeopf
pbne Srass, CUR ~peritdrtten Ginpirs
flung Der Muiit auf ben patienten einer
bsionberen glpparat gu ballen, pie oieS
neuerbings elm Grfinoer 9etban bat
3fpi1hen ben Yfeifen elmer fir ben be-
ionberen 3ped einseri4teten Srse.
rubt auf b0l5ernen pfoiten, oenen BIZ
Soni9pingunsen ebenfals iibermit:
telt nerben, Elm freii6lpebenoer Ne1o.
~nanaboben, auf ben Der enttleibstt
patient Iid nieberlegt. Die Wabl Del
MuIifItide, Spnarten II. |. ~. lou oel
be1pnberen Dirt pes 2eibens angepdB
peroen. Ob man bsiier aQopatbiic
ober bpmdppatbii9 psrfdbrt unb 3. y
einen Melan9oliter nit elmer &eperi
pber einsm ~flptten Mari6e bebanoelt
itebt nod often. Sfeptiter bebdupten
oab, renn oer'GrfinOer felbft auf bd
ReIonanabrett gelest piiroe, tsiHe dn
bere Melpbie 9eipielt peresn bi!rit
als: oSu biit perriidt mein Iino" etc,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-14
Teocr3eiNuuugc

(aus ,Sreieuos I'LL 9toidens" uum Wife
Sll6s. 81 bc,iebeu bnr6 bic Serlsssr az.
g. @iltiuS & &c., 0tllpautee, y4is. EreiS
man bieie 3eituns.)
SerIgent.
Die toffie 2eut auf Der Welt i'm
i9uur bic gpI6ents. Sic tonne mebr
itdnoe, lpie feds BUN be itGrtite 9rGBz
eIel, lpp mer triese fam. 0ofor peroe
ie aber aa6 eetrGnt, tpenn Ie nod
jung fin. = Wenn bu in Der S1ul {
gu iiebit, no INNER 9teifs TRIBE nil
I'm INNER bic miebnite Srids ipiele
bbut, moft ti9eneralp aber aa6 berz
BEL setdti6t piro III Dipp .triegt for
brei - lei is { gutter 8GnbioGt for
gbi6ent. Wenn er's ipGter net To-
melt brinet, is er sunpbau fit for
eenia sbbes a%nners, entneoer for Prez
iioent bun ere gdnt Oosr for 9orscars
breiiper.
8 sibt abdut TT different &einos
bun GOihents: NuseoiGents, Bud
epiGents, neutrality-suspicious., Mas
f6inebi6snts, patent : Mebiaineoi6z
ents, 3eitninerobebi9ents - LII Gbs
i6ents for ales MDgli9e. re-
Weil iel Gbi6snts 10 toff i'm, loHe
fe ii9 lang preierpe; mas { ridtiser
is, balt't f6uur lei 90 Sobr aus. =
Die tpff1te GbI6ents bun ollie Tin bic
Sudebihents IN bic 2eitninsrobeb=
I3ents. Mer tann 5er5poIte nit elm
oreitpe, I'M bernoh i'm ie nod gut for
Nerpet! 6 ri9tiger 2eitninsrooeo=
i6ent muB at lieit 26 Mol be Dag bic
Stspps hummer faIe IN abaut 272
Rids itdnoe tOnne, iunit is es Tee gus.
Dab ct i'm 8ibneB bleibt!
6 quier Ding nit Gbi6ents is aaA
lei, oub ie al nit enauner net gut bore
tDnne. Wenn Gener ms Saus
fummt; IN min Dir E vYatent electro
polcanic mpuIe anb rat>ertinsuiiber"
b~erfaufe III ou iagIt, bu pol5t beut
mir; oenn bin i6 i4uur, bab er's net
bort IN anfangt Dir bic Gonnedi6ens
BUN ieiner Mai6in gu erplebne. Weun
bu benn nod 10 e 0uBenb Wtol geiast
bpi9t: 81 oont ipant noting! oenn
loBt er lei MaIdien uff EN- Did ftebe,
gebt fort III iust: n8errD pen! @nt
bel! Sn E Dit Ell fomm III estt be
Wonp!!" = lin oenn bof9t bu 1el Sra
I9ien s%etauft, b. +. tpcnn ou c SdddB
bii9t! = Sunit aber ipri9it ou bO4s
beutI6 nit 10 eme Serl I'm feBt EN- be
reGte SUB sana ieiie hinnerbei, padit
EN- gang ieiie Bel ieim vPatentzGelus
loibz Collar" I'M l9meibt en- bic
Steps hummer mitfammt ieim pa
tent eleetrospolcenic mouie ano rat=
ertingui1ber." - g qibt en- eegener
Wes pie mer gepi1e 2eut triete muB,
III i1 glaab, bic Sii9er liner @titett
fin nod net perfect, mitaus ie blue
nod E GbGpter nei. nlleper be llmgans
nit GpI1ents."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-14
yie oaS fatboiii6e Scbrer:
Semiuar 81 ct. Trans
els. WtS.

Seit Dem lebten 8eri4te iinb fol-
genoe 8eitrGge ein9eianot porben:
ct. 9enebictuss 8. II. z9erein,
8rootlpn, q. .. $3.50
llngeuannt (aus Wis.) 1900
9r. 81. 2obmiiaer, earning,
Winn. :. LOO
ct. Yiusz Sc. II, s8erein, Dit
ter, Minn. 1900
lngenannt (Sabresbeitrag) . 1000
s. g., Wisconiin . 1000
ct. 8ernarousz St. II. z8erein,
Cologne, Minn. 25.OO
ct. N}i3aelss 6. II. z8erein, ct.
Mi9aels, Wis. 1900
ct. Soiepbsz 6. ~ 8erein, &os
DIETER, Minn. . 1000
Soft lobne es alien Gebern! - 0ie
8ereine re9en ii6. 8rapp!
Yer 3ped lit gepiB elm ebler, unb
mir boffen, oaB Der liebe @ott benz
fotbolii6en 2ebrerieminar aud in
peiteren &reiien grpbmiitbige Sreunbe
erpede, bamit uuter Dem S9ube Der
81. 5amilie Der .8sniamin" 81. Sal3s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-14
Ser peroerbIid)e GinHMB &c;
beiucr 0eieai0aftcm

lit aud in Der 2e9tslatur bon Arton7
1ag CUR Gpra9e gsbra4t pprDen. Sos
llnterbaus (6aus) bat elm GOmtte err
nunnt, OaS ii6 ei9ens nit Dem Sim
fluiIe Der gebeimen 9eIeai4aften aul
ben 8eiu4 Der GurIen nnteriuaen
iOa. G8 1T ndmli4 bebauptst ippr1
ben, oaB Der GinfluB Der 9eAeimorOen
auf Die ACCOMPLISHMENTS Elm le4r
peroerblther lei.
0ieIes lit ni6t nur BET StuOenten
Der San, fonOern i~i6erbaupt balten
mir ben GinfluB Der SehetmtbuereI
fir einen &rebsi6aben i'm 2anOe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-14
Bel Wl0r. Wartimeui.

Die Delegation Der Maria 9immel=
fabrtsz @emeinbe in ct. paul, mel.
9e na1 Waibington entianot puroe,
UNI iih BEL benz apoit. 9elesaten iiber
bic Gntfernuns bes bo4p. g. Ilfrer
Maper, 8. g. g., hires Yfarrera
burb Misr. Sreluno, gu bei6peren,
bat, pie mir aus benz vWanoerer" err
Isben, ben bphp'iten 6errn GrsbiI6oi
Wartineli na9 peri9ieoenen Shpie.
risfeiten peri0nli9 geiproteu uno Den
9eI6eip erbalten, oaB er Die Sadie
unteriuhen pDlle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-14

mann's gum @oble unieres tatbpli=
i9en Gr5iebunsspeiens bliibe unb &c.
heibe.
Neitere 8eitrdse tperben pie bisbe,
in ben tatb. Wp9snbldttern publicirt,
Man ppue 9eitrGse unb 3uiaser
9iitt9it ienben an
Eep. M. s. 2o6emes,
ct. Srdncis, Wis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-14

bret beri9ieoenen Mdlen brpbte, Der
Saal rGlmer 81 lafIen.
Woaen bic amerifanii6en Suoer
audi in bieiem freien Sanbe bic fatbp-
lii6e Graiebung baburb perbinoern.
pab lie ibre &inoer in tatboltI9e Snz
ititute ienoen, uno bteie babur9 81
geutiften S6ulen berdboriiden?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-14

soras ieltft Die 9obnen nidt pers
i9mdbte.
l1eber bas 5aiten bel ben alien NOs
mern nd6itens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-14

(9tus ,Sreisuos III Noidens" uum Ollie
Studs. 81 be,iebeu bird Die Serleser ~.
8. %8iltiuS & So, MIlwautee, Wis. EreiS
broihIrt 80 GtS. Sci Seitellun9en neune
man bieie 3eiiun9.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-14
satDoIij6er observation-disclosures.
Ssius wiro BON Seufel Oeriu9t. -
lRottb. 4, Ill.

6ourtoo. be,, 10. Teb. aourob D. Qiac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
ITALY'S CRISIS ABOUT OYER.

GENERAL. PEIL,OUX HAS COMPLETED THE RE
CONSTRUCTION OF HIS CABINET.
Rome May n-Although the composition of the
reconstructed Cabinet has not yet been officially
announced, II is considered that the Ministerial
crisis Is practically over. This evening Marquis
Visconti-venosta gave notice TO General PellouX
OF his acceptance Of the Foreign Office portfono
The new Ministry will probably be made up as
follows:
Premier and Minister OF the
LUIGI PELLOUX. Senator.
Minister Foreign Ansirs-Marquis Esii>io 'is@O'A
VENOSTA Senator.
Minister OF war-IAeuter ant-General o. hlHti. Coin
nander OF the Sixth Army Corps
Mnister Of Marine-Resr-AdmiralG O. D. BETToLO COM
mander Of the Levant Squadron
Minister OF Public works-Signor PIDTRO LAcAVA'
Deputy.
Minister Of Public Instruction-Dr. GUIDO BACCEl.ih'
Deputy. ,,,
Minister Of the Treasury-Froiesso' fAoi%o D
Deputy. - - . ~
Minister OF F1nance-Sighor ANIONlo oALANDhA IVY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
RUFFALOIS SECOND BIG STRIKE
FRErGHT-HANDLERs AS WE'LL AS GRAIN
SCOOPERS IDLE.

Buffalo. n Y. May 1.-THE strike among the
members of the Freight Handlers Union at this
port is assuming serious aspect. Ihere are ABOUT
two thousand OF these men pledged not to work
for any contractor, and many OF these are now on
strike Originally few of them went out in SYM
pathy with the grain-shovellers. and now II Is be-
eved that in the scoopers gain their point the
freight-handers will still remain out until their
own difficulties have been settled
Several managers OF transportation lines said to-
day that If the contractors did not quickly demon
strate their ability TO do the work OF loading and
unloading freight boats they would be compelled
devise other of relieving the congestion Of
traffic at this port
At the Lehgh Valley docks the company called
in a lot OF yardmen and other employees to take
the places of the strikers At the Central. Erie
and other big docks the work was practically at
a sandstill. the few freight-handlers who were at
work being nOn-union men.
The freight-handlers demand an increase Of
wages from 25 cents an hour. the present rate, to
80 cents hour for work outside OF the freight
houses and % cents hour for inside work They
also ask for the abolition of the contract system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
FOR AN EAST RIVER TUNNEL.
ROOSEVELT SIGNS THE LONG ISLAND RAIL.
ROADS BILL.

ROOSEVELT SIGNS THE LONG ISLAND RAIL-
ROADS BILL
Albany May 11.-Governor Roosevelt this af-
ternoon signed the Atlantic Avenue Tunnel bill
The bill gives to the Municipal Assembly of
New-York power to grant a tunnel franchise for
q term Of fifty years. with the option OF renewal
for twenty-five years after a revauation The
tunnel will cost in the neighborhood OF Sc. 600 900
and will require about two half years to build
The only expense to the city will be about
81 100000, one-haf the cost Of depressing the
tracks Of the Long Island Railroad on Atlantic
ave, between Eldridge and Flatbush aves.
This amount will soon be recovered by the city
from the revenues OF the tunnel
The plan, outlined by commission, con-
templates the cutting Of a tunnel beginning
near Broadway and Cortlandt-st., Manhattan
and extending under the East River to Flat
bush-ave., Brooklyn. thence by open cuts, tun-
nels and elevated structures to Jamaica, by
way of Atlantic-ave., a distance of twelve miles
The tunnel under the river will consist OF
two tubular conduits, thoroughly ventilated
and lighted by electricity. There will be only
nine stations on the line These will be at Cort-
landt-st. and Pearl-st., in Manhattan, and at
City Hail. Flatbush-ave., Nostrand-ave., How
ard-ave Manhattan Crossing, Atkins-ave., and
Jamaica Long Island. The run from the Cort-
landt-st station TO Jamaica will be made in
twenty-four minutes. The motive power Will
be electricity Elevators will be used.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
VETOED BY THE MAYOR.
NO REASONS GIVEN FOR HIS ACTION on
THE RAPID TRANSIT BILL.
ITS EFFECT ACCORDING TO THE BOARD
JOHN CLAFLIN RESIGNS FROM THE
COMMISSION AND is SUCCEED
ED BY A. F. ORR


Mayor Van Wyck yesterday vetoed the Rapid
Transit bill He did not give his reasons for
the act in the form of a memorandum and he
declined to give interview the subject
later. but 1t was the understanding Of the pol
iticians at the City Hall that he believed that by
signing the Long Island Tunnel bill on Wednes-
day he had provided way for the building OF
a rapid transit road in the city without inter-
ference by the Rapid Transit Commission. 1t Is
believed by the Tammany officials that II the
Long Island Tunnel bill is signed by the Cover
nor any corporation can apply to the Municipal
Assembly for a fifty years franchise, and the
Rapid Transit Commissioners will have nothing
to do with 1t.
When the Mayor took office he declared his
hostility to the Rapid Transit Commissioners.
He said they had accomplished nothing. and his
assertions were repeated every time their bills
came up for approval by the Board of Estimate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
PLATT TACKLES ALDRIDGE.
INTERESTING STORY BACK OF WESTERN
NETWORK APPOINTMENT


Rochester, N. Y. May IL (SpeciaD.-Henry
Harrison, former State Senator for the XLIVth
District received formal notification from
Washington this morning that the President
had appointed him Collector OF the Port of
Genesee to succeed the late Martin j. Calihan.
The problem of finding a satisfactory successor
to Mr.. Cahan has been a difficult one for the
Republican leaders to solve. Three candidates
were mentioned as possibilities. They were
former Alderman Joseph A. Crane, Max Brick
ner and w. A. Sutherland. 1t was known that
Congressman James NJ. E. O'Grady favored Mr..
Harrison Mr. Harrison was not the choice or
George w Aldrdge, who maintains his lead In
local politics. Mr.. Aldridge was willing to ac-
cept any of the other three as a compromise.
AS result. the appointment was hung UP for
months
Then came the bolt Of the Monroe County
Senators on the State Constabulary Dill, 10
which Aldridge was opposed. This put a new
face on the matter. Aldridge opposed Platt
bitterly and Platt, although he at one tlme was
hostile to OGrady, apparently resolved 10 oach
Harrison After the defeat of the Constaoulary
bill war was declared. The appointment Oh
Harrison without consulting Aidridge or seeking
his Endorsement was the first blow struck.
Collector Harrison is native OF Rockport'
Monroe County, and graduate OF the InlVer-
sity OF Rochester in the class or a. ne was
elected Senator from the XLIVth District III
1897 and served one term. Mr.. Harrison was
q candidate for Collector Of Internal Revenue,
hut was defeated by Archie D. Sanders OIL
Genesee County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
THE PREsBYrERY's COMMITTEE

member of the Thirteenth Street Presbyterian
Church. who does not to have his name used
has to The Tribune the following:
In a long article in Thursday issue Of your paper
ABOUT Presbyterian churches In this city II is stated
that on Wednesday the New-York Presbytery ap-
pointed committee ito confer with the members
OF the Thirteenth Street Church I'm regard to the
consolidation with the Fourth Avenue Church"
That statement is erroneous. The PresbyteTy
definitely decided the question OF such consoida-
ton Monday. when they dsapproved of IT by
vote OF 81 10 H. Immediately after the vote
motion made and carried for the appointment
Of committee whose purpose IL should be 10 bring
about harmony among the members of the Thir
teenth Street Church That IS the committee which
named on Wednesday. The question Of con-
solidation with the Fourth Avenue Church is dead,
nor IS any other consolidation contemplated by the
Thirteenth Street Church.
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public opinion u they permit themselves to be
made the channel for unwarrantable attacks upon
other people. In the present case your informant,
whoever he may have been. must have intention
ally misled you II Is not true that any agreement
mlssioners and the whitney syndicate" And IT is
rot true that any members OF the Rapid Transit
Commission ever favored naming the Metropolitan
street street Railway Company in the proposed amend
ments TO the Rapid Transit act The slightest in
quiry would have shown your informant that these
tales were without foundation
your opinion as to the character and effect OF
the bill referred 10 1t drawn by the counsel
Tor TIE Rapid Transit Commission Is beside the
question. but desire say that ann prepared to
take my full share of responsibility for It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
vrssroy OF PORTO RICAN BANKER

San Juan de Porto Rico May n.franca,rO a,r
dAcuna, Secretary OF State IN .he ,hsu'a' .,.son
m m' ,s,.,, of the Spanish Bank Of Porto Rico ior
u,n,cn he wishes to secure Governmental recosnl-
ton in the matter Of the ssnss neanSls his ocs
gailzh'od I'D h,s resignation has been accepted bIIsI
p,er. General George w. Davis, Governor
of Porto Rico. is considering the question: oi 'e"N
d'Acuna's successor. .--.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
RECORD FOR TOWN-MAKING.
MOUNTAIN VIEW SURVEYED AND SETTLED IN A
DAYLIGHT HUNDRED INHABITANTS

u III 7r''17 ~
DAYLIGHT HUNDRED INHABITANTS.
El Reno. Okla. May 1.-THE greatest town-ouiid-
ing record in Oklahoma has been won by Mountain
View Washita County On Monday the town sito
was a prairie. The same day It was surveyed and
large portion OF it sold and settled upon. Wash
ita River was bridged and vast amount OF accu-
mulated freight was moved and located. The town
was organized and differed. and all lines Of bust
ness and professions started in lines OF organized
society The town In one day became city OF
nearly eight hundred people. Some Of the lots sold
as high as 500 within thirty minutes from the time
the surveyor drove the stakes. Mountain View Is
the western terminus OF the Rock Island extension
across the Comanche and Apache country. and Is In
the Washita Valley. at the foot OF the mineral
bearing Washita Mountains.