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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
THE PASSING THRONG.

y,vor pinnie and Mrs. Dinnie. OF Grand Forks,
...,S Dakota who have been taking ir the won
ders of New-York for the first time
RED RIVER will leave in a day or two for
.,.voR's their home In the Northwest with
,c1T EAST. changed views OF the East This
is the first time I've been in New
,.." said the Mayor of the Red River city TO a
as"rs reporter at the Park Avenue Hotel last
~, ITO tell the truth, was little bit skeery
Nv. how we'd get on with strangers. Every one
sss treated us awful nice including President Nc
v,rley. oh yes we saw him. didn't We wife?
our QUIZ hands with us and talked with us for ten or
ssssen minutes. II amt every one talk with
th the see a President and suppose we'll be bus,
ti.lNns the folks about our trip when get back.
iISueystions you like. was scared tonight coming
e reT from Brooklyn. and so was Mrs. Dinnie. we
ae so a. 10 this end OF the Bridge and saw the Jam
wagons and people thought we'd never be able
o. Sef through. But that cab driver Just waded
~, IN with the rest-thats the way TO do here
~ it?-and he never struck snag. We don't
sSp our way hereafter. The Legislature has just
S.um,ended the divorce laws. SOS you have to live
y yea, won't be SO many divorces hereafter That
RED River Valley is great valley The wheat crop
lsN rev, the time IT'S planted. Populism s dead
stone You cant End sm any longer Good times
I Am a wheat farm and run number of brick
ards You won't know much about the greatness
~
River Valley
~ru risk the prophecy in The Tribune that Con-
..n.sman Charles Russell. OF Connecticut succeeds
General Joseph r. Hawley." said
s,vs RUSSELL John l.. Coe, the Meriden and
Will SUCCEED NewHaven manufacturer at
u,vrEY the Hoffman House last night.
Congressman Russell always
,s what he goes after. and when General
y.wlsv retires a year two from now as he
ohshlv will Russell will be the man." Mr.. Coe.
I'm hy the way is the father Of Dr. Coe OF the
nn'shvierian Hospital is in the city TO meet his
I.,ngest son. who arrives from Europe on the
"ns1ia to-day. Mr.. Coe is an influential Republ-
.r IN Connecticut, and his prophecy concerning
csnsral Hawey's successor is worth remembering.
orh.res no doubt about the Republicans win
,g the fall election in Ohio" said Senator Charles
W. Fairbanks at the Fifth Avenue
,prntc-rs Hotel last night I've been talk
,rrroRY ing with a number Of Ohio Repub-
ynuro leans and Democrats during the
last week. and the election Of Judge
x,sh Is generally conceded. We ought to win IN
vs,tuckv with two Democrats running but the
v.,nbucans there are not In the best Of shape
ssrator Fairbanks IL chairman OF the senate COM
s,tee on immigration. When asked about I'M
.iisrs,ion legislation he said: There Will be
.-.Srbsr OF amendments to the present laws. but
ona NJ them will be OF radical importance. The az
ysrs OF the immigration Bureau under MT. Pow-
ts1lv IN Washington and Mr. Fttchie in New YORK
AZ. Being conducted in an admirable manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
AN EAST SIDE DREYFus MEETING.

Tho East side Hebrews Association met last
night at No A. Wilett-st and made arrangements
for mass meeting Of Hebrews 10 he held to-
night at Mandeibaum's Hall, Wlett and Delaney
SITS. 10 protest against the finding Of the Rennes
court martial against Dreyfus. As the hall will
he crowded stands will be erected outside for an
overflow meeting. II is expected that large gath
erinz will be present. Congressman William Sulzer
and Thomas J. Bradley Senator $ j. Foley. Assem-
bIyman BENJAMIN Hoffman. F. J. Sculy. Jacob
Bausoh Assembyman Leon Sanders, James f.
Smith and Julius Hamburger will speak. b. VI.
Goldberger will preside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
MORE YELLOW FEVER CASES.

Key West. Fla, Sept. 15.-There have been thirty
new cases of yellow fever in the last twenty-four
hours One death has been reported
Washington, Sept. ia dispatch from Havana
10 the Surgeon General to-day says that one Span
lard and one American two days from Key West,
are I'll OF yellow fever. There have been no new
cases from the Cabanas garrison since September
9 and Major Gorgas states that the disease Is
Under control. Another dispatch says an INDECENT
Xnoeric.n named David PEBBLES. died at Las AMI
mas Yesterday twenty-five sick soldiers and one
sick civilian left for New-York yesterday on the
transport Buford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
MPARrLAND DEFEATS sIELoFF.

At the Broadway Athletic Club KID McPart-
land mot and defeated Otto SieloN OF Chicago In
a twenty-five round bout al catchweights Sieior
was the heavier OF the two By some eight or Ten
pounds kid" Mccoy sat in box close 10 ths
kids" corner and gave the New-iorker The bene-
In the preliminary bout Billy Barrett. or this
CITY met and defeated Lew Ryel. OF Philade!pnls.
i'm a twenty round contest at lis pounds. Ryel was
substituted for George Monroe. Terry McGovern
sparring partner who was In the house but refused
10 90 on FOR some unexplained Al the end
of the twentieth round Referee johnny White
awarded a favorable decision 10 Barrett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
CRUDE PETROLEUM ALLIANCES IN PRICE,

Chicago Sent 1.-THE price Of crude petroleum
was advanced two cents barrel by the Standard
OIL Company to-day, the Pennsylvania product De-
ing quoted at 81 IS and Indianapolis at 90 cents IN
the last three months the market has advanced 10
cents barrel and to-dsys figures were at the nigh
est since 1896.
Excitement exists all over the oil fields OF fenn-
Ulyana West Virginia Ohio and Indiana as re-
suit OF the advance for the reason that operators
mink conditions at present are similar to those pre-
valing four wears ago when the price was marked
% 10 % 60 a barrel and accordingly further ad-
vance Is ed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
BOWLING ANALYSIS
HOME OF THE CALIFORNIAN GLIB.

OF the many nationalities In the cosmopolitan
population Of the metropolis none have higher
sense OF civic responsibility and loyalty to tho
land Of their adoption than the Scottish people. or
cling more tenaciously 10 the time honored tradi
tions and customs Of their native land The Scotch
are proud of the achievements OF their race. rep
resentative Scottish organization In the United
states Is the New-York CALIFORNIAN Club, or
Seventh-ave and Fifty-fourth-st., organized In
IS6 The club owns a well equipped house. built
10 meet modern requirements and offers many
privileges to those eligible for membership.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
STUDYING BEHRING SEA BOTANY.

Berkeley. Cal. Sept l5.-An expedition OF four
professors Of the University Of California. DR..
W b. Setchen, DR.. William Lynn Jepson, DR.. a.
4 Lawson and l.. p. Hunt, has just returned from
AlaYka The expedition was undertaken TO ex-
plore the coast OF Behrlng Sea. with a view to
STUDYING the botany Of these regions The field
IS one which has previously been untouched by
scientists 30 that the results OBTAINED Dy the parry
OF Berkeley men will probably prove OF con-
.idera Me importance 70 the scientific world Many
and classified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
COMMISSIONER TRIP ~ WASHINGTON

Washington. Sept I5.-Bartlett Tripp United
states Samoan Commissioner, has arrived in Wash
ington. He called at the state Department TO-DAY
20 nav his respects TO Acting Secretary Adee, and
Iso ,sited the White House. II is understood that
he Is TO consult the President respecting the nego-
tiations about to begin between me three S'qVeIn
.nants which are parties TO the treaty or Berlin
Liking TO a revision OF that convention according
70 the suggestions OF the Commissioners IN their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
pppOBT on THE HAGUE CONFERENCE.

Washington, Sept. l5.-Frederck W. Hollis. OF
New-York secretary Of the American commission
10 The Hague Conference VINO returned from Eu-
.ooa last week. made a supplementary report 10
,ha state Department to-day. II consisted manly
VIC W docnments which are 10 be printed with the
regular report, which was nIed ABOUT i"oh''
ago. III. "a .hn yvhi,e uousa a nd
had an hours conversation win the PRESIDENT Ieh-
i've 10 the ok Of the Commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
HIGH JUMP CHAMPIONSHIP.

The New-York Athletic Club has added stsnd-
ing high lump contest for the championship or
Snor,ca ~ Ire list at the clubs games on sept
ILL., har "a This contest was added In order Z"
brinS together r. c. Ewry and F. |. Corner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
WILLIAM y. TUNIS.

William Nelson Tuns, who was prominent
Democrat OF Morris County, n. J., died yesterday
t,or,oon AZ his home near Morristown, from
apoplexy He had been sick only short time
Mr. Tunis was in his seventy FIRST year lie
leaves a widow and two married daughters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
EX-MAYOR WILLIAM G. ROSE.

Cleveland. Ohio Sept 15.-Ex-Mayor William G.
Rose Of this city, died at his home. No. lO22 Euclid
ave- early to-day aged seventy-two. Mr.. Rose
had been i'll for about three months. The primary
cause OF death rheumatic govt Mr.. Rose was
Mayor Of Cleveland In 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
ROIING.
JEFrerEs AND HIS FRIENDS WILL START FOR
HOME TO-DAY

James J. Jeffries accompanied BY VIII Curley,
Harry Ware and Dave" Wallace. will sail from
Queenstown to-day the steamship Ne"-Engiann'
and will land In Boston next THURSDAY his pron.'
from his English tour more than sl",o"'
Ie1r,es will 90 Immediately TO his training quarters
al Allenhurst TO prepare for his coming contes!!
ban his regrets that he will be able 10 second
HIM on Monday night in his bout with the "Conee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
TIE spORTSuEN'S SHOW.

The sixth annual sportsmen's Show. under the
auapices Of the National Sportsmen's Association.
will open at Madison Square Garden March and
continue for seventeen days. New features and
attractions are being arranged The coming show
Will cover every branch OF sport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
light HARNESS RACING.
RECORD CROWD ATTENDS THE GRAND ciN-
Ct-rT MEETING AT PROVIDENCE.

Providence. r. /, Sept. 15-The record CROWD oi
.bo ,eel attended the fourth day Of the Grand Cir
omit meet AT Narragansett Park. The weather con-
ditions were the best Of the week. which, with a
good track. made fast time. The talent got upset
in the first race of the day. the 2l5 tro which was
q five heat event. Sadie NJ. an outsider won the
90 trot in straight heats. getting new marx OF
2J3ib King Albert won the 2:14 pace in straighlt
heats with ease The meet will end tomorrow WIN
four events on the card. summary:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16

without driver or harness at the Duchess County
Fair to-day In 2:0Sll The exhibition took place on
the track at the Hudson River Driving Park. The
horse yeered to the outside OF the track on the
homestretch which materially interfered with the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

William T. Carleton. the singer and operate man.
sser. who lives at Tarrytown. filed a petition IN
bankruptcy here yesterday. with liabilities OF So6so
.no exempt assets He owes 81, l25 salaries 70 eignt
actors and actresses among whom are Alice VIM
cent, Marie Bell Laura Clement, Jay {. Taylor
ana Alexander Hoig
Samuel Wolf living at No. 254 West twenty
nnh-st.. filed a petition in bankruptcy YESTERDAY
slth liabilities OF IS s9s and assets. Part Of
actresses
Emanuel Stern, insurance agent. or NO. lD
broadway has filed petition in bankruptcy WIN
liabilities Of 5000 and no assets. He was formerly
VI Rosenberg & Co.. clothing manufacturers at NO
ts Broadway. and the debts are chiefly on account
~ mar firm. Felix J. Rosenberg, the other partner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
pATcBEN DEFEATS GENTRY.

Sioux city Iowa. Sept. lS-1n special match
pacing race to-day for a purse OF 5000 Pstchen
beat John r. Gentry in two straight heats Time.
eos and 204H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
BROOKLYN CANOE CLUB RACES OFF

In Difference 10 the I'd Naval Battalion. whose
clubhouse adjoins the Brooklyn Canoe Club quar-
ters at BAY Ridge the Regatta Committee Of the
rooklyn Canoe Club has decided TO omit the sched-
ulad races to-day and 10 take part as club In the
Reaerves regatta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
r.r1,c o.A -PrRsE 81 2oO-TwO IN THREE
RP1rsuEs ON THE SPEEDWAY.
Ar.vEs AND MMILLAN TEor FAST IL A DRAWN
BATTLE.

ArVFs AND MMII.IIAN TEOT FAST II A DKAWN
BATTLE
Mcmillan 217N the winner Of the Speedway
Gun al the Grand Circuit meeting last week met
bis match on the Speedway yesterday afternoon
when he measured strides with Nathan Strauss
new road horse Alves. 2:O9N. The rival uotters
went the length of the road north of Washing
ton Bridge and the outcome OF the brush was
almost a draw both drivers claiming the victory
Alves Is slow to get away at speed. and Mcmillan
had two or three lengths the best OF 1t before Mr.
Strsus could get his horse under full Roadway.
When the Allerton horse settled down to his stride
he began to close the gap gaining steadily IN spite
NJ McNIillan's fine burst OF speed. Near Washing
ION Bridge a heavy carriage in the middle OF the
road forced Mr.. Straus 70 take Alyes back and
then guide him through between the heavy vehi-
Gle and the curb This interfered with Alves ma
terally but he trotted so fast that most onlook-
ers thought they saw his nose in front at the
bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
CANOEING.
ANNUAL REGATTA OF THE NEW-YoRE
CANOE CLUB TO-DAY

CANOE CLUB TO-DAH.
The annual fall regatta OF the New-York Canoe
club will he held to-day or the clubhouse at Benz
sonhurst. Long Island. beginning at go p. m. Thu
programme follows:
Sailing canoe race. three-mie triangular record
contest: padding contest half-mile single blade
paddles decked canoes; padding canoe race. tam
dem competition open canoes, single blades; sailing
contest cluh TOURS upset race; sailing, man over
board: masquerade tournament
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
Ciul0en0 Notlrrs.
THE PROCTOR GAMBLE COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stockholders

OF this Company. Tor the election Of Directors and
for such other business come before the Meer!ns
will be held once o. the Company In Jersey Cy.
n j. on "wednesday. october 18th. 1899. at - oclok
noon stock Transfer Books will close September 18TH
1899 Transfer Books Common Stock will reopen on
october 18th; for Preferred stock October 10Th 1899
y. b. GAMBLE. Secy.
CINCINNATI, september 10th. ls99. 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Deputy Sheriff Carraher received another at
'aehment yesterday against r. Paura & Co. the
missing Italian bankers. OF No. 10 hottest IN
'@'or Of George Romano for $500, for money de-
posted in the bank on July %. This was served
III MI me Bowery Bank. where other ATTACHMENTS
,,1sd,s also served on Thursday There Is SAID TO De
$3.50 on deposit to the firms credit and the at
Tching creditors were agreeaby surprised 10 learn
s ~ me firm had overlooked this money ne
n,,eLlN dld not take possession OF the nrn s place
~ ~ business. as the property there was regarded
=" not worth leyying on.
henciency Judgment Of s20,5ss was docketed
ss.sserdsy against William Fair IN favor or Rosina
"o. 81 Vesey-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16

GUIDELESS PAGERS FAST MILE.
Poughkeepsie. Sept. l5.-The guideless PAGER Cute.
owned by V. b. Strong. OF New-Palu. made mile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16

In another brush with Honor Bright, 2:2sA. the
little bay mare that gave him such hard contest
last Sunday. Alves yesterday showed that he
beat the daughter OF Antonio under favorable con-
ditions Mr.. straus drove him under pull all the
way from the bend to the bridge yet Honor Bright
could not once take the lead. Later the two trot-
ters went back up the road in another brush. This
time the Orange County mare kept Aves busy.
Half a length less separated the horses from
start 10 finish. Alves having the advantage After
beating the trotters Mr.. Straus turned Alves in
company with the bay pacing mare Little Bare
foot. 2:lsl.. driven by p II: Clark OF the Borough
OF The Bronx. Again the driver OF Alves had only
10 steady his horse and talk him back to hold the
lead by half a length.
A match race for big sum OF money may be the
outcome OF the rivalry between Alves and Page.
209i. on the Speedway. The two 2:l0 trotters
took part in brush few days ago. In which the
result was not decisive either way. The owner
OF Page thereupon offered 10 wager N.0oo that his
horse could beat the other In race trotted TO rule
on the track. wealthy horse fancier. who has
arranged with Nathan Straus to get Alves for such
race said yesterday that the owner OF Page
could he accommodated for 81 900 or ten times that
sum. II he wishes to back his horse so heavily.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18
SatbpIiI6er a~tr6ensaalenoer.
8on Der 3erItDruna Sernialems. :
2uf. 10, Al.
9lut ciuer 9ciie na1 oem
Sten

baben mir bic Sreuoe gebabt, etne A1z
subl BON 5reunoen uno Sefannten
pieoer gu t~reffen, our6 beren Se9e9s
nung uns piele niibli4e, lebrreiae uno
u~nterbultenoe Stunoen bereltet fpurz
ben uno, pbne uns in cine Setatli6tlz
berung ~unierer Grlebniiie etn5ulailen,
mD9ten mir bier nur tur5 elm Wort
bes Sanfes fir erpieiene 5reunoltf@
feiten Iagen. @ir limb ins~beIonoere
unIerem Better, benz hp6p. Sater
Mertes BON Muumee, s., unb Rep.
Sards BON Stem 8aparia, g., iofpte
Hep. &eulunb bon Spracuie, 81. o.
unb ben Samilien Der !Serrn Wt.
Srints, Sbol unb 8ed iopie ben
9anoslsuten unb @uter Soiepb bon
2lbanp, 81. g., gum Dante perpflidtet.
llniere gang pOr3iigli4e 9o4a4tung
unb u~nIeren ber5li9ften Sant mD4ten
mir aber ben bp9n. Seiuiten<8dtern
in Solebo, g., unb Buffalo, q. 9, be-
tunben, ni6t nun fir bic erpieiene
9aItfreunbi6aft, fonoern aud fir Die
niibli9en uno belebrenoen Stunoen,
nel6e es uniere 5reuoe mar, unter ben
aGgea6teten unb erfubrenen Patres 81
perbrinqen. 9as Nnbenten an unier
8erpeilen BEL ben 8dtern Der 9eieaz
f9aft Seiu niro fir uns elm gang be-
fonbers angenebmes unb tbeures ietn.
@u9 baben mir, in Buffalo, uns be-
fpnoers gefreut, ben iebr aGtungspers
then Serrn GoQegen u. &etlmann 81
~begegnen, Der gum 8ebauern Der futbps
lii6en Sournaliitit 4merita's ii9 na4
europa beeeben tpiro, Inn permanent
bort gu bleiben. Sir Die freunoli9e
! Qufmertiamfeit Der GpIegen BON
n8oltsfreuno" e6enfaas u%nieren berg
Ii4iten 9ant.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18

uno itanb nit Der Rahe, bic fid bapon
ndbrte, auberbulb Der geieuf4aftli4en
Stufenleiter.
SEPT iinb mir BEL bent Seseniabe ans
gelanst.
Sriiber mar na9 Der prieterlifen
bic obristsitli6., bann bic friegeriide
4rbeit bic bo9itseebrte, neil beibe Die
8ebingung Der Sruhtbarfeit unb Der
Si9erbeit aIer anberen Mrbeit finb.
SEPT pirb bieie MnIdauuns per=
ladt. @elb fir Jules, @nes fir @elb;
@elb sibt @bre. @nfeben unb erbebt in
bic bO6iten 8laFen, @elb madt abelia
unb ariitotratifh. Hur mad benz 0ers
mDgen tperben beuts nod bic Wen5den
in alafen einsetheilt. 2eiber bat iid
bas @elb in wenisen, meiit jiibiI9en
SGnben ansefammelt. Oieie bilben
nun unieren Mbel, uniere Mriftotratie.
uniere Wu1erer, uniere 8Oriens, Wi=
nen<, giiens, Sel@S petulanten ne6men
bic Stells bes Mbels elm.
Wir feiern am 4. Sult Die Be-
freiuns bon unieren Sprannen, aber
bic Sprdnnenberrfdaft mar bamals
als bic unubbdnsisteit ertldrt purbe.
niht briidenber als %beutSutage. Slider
lid mar es benz fleibisen 4rbeiter lei9>
ter cine Camille gu erbalten als beute;
Der &umpf um's Oafein mar nod ni4t
10 bitter. bic 3ubl Der cramps unb Der
Nrbeitsloien ni9t 10 groB.
@iel Yulper tpirb am a. Suli ums
Ionit pertnalt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18

&inberi9uben entpadIen. !Setlte 1T
es anbers. Der nNprbitern Staat"
itebt nit Ieinen 81 benz Gentralz9erz
elm angebDrigen Yereinen unb ieinen
5000 Mitsliebern innerbalb bes g.z8.
an ~Stpeitsr Ste[Ie.
Sarum, Iiebe @er.insbriiSer, mo9t
Sud- auf unb eilet our Al. General
perfammluns, bic in ben Sasen bonn
II. bis 81. September i'm Capitol uns
ierer Staatsbaupt5tabt ~absebalten
ptrb! Sdaoret gu1 um bic Sobne
bes 9unoes, bic am ufsr bss 8aters
Der StrDme aufeepflunSt lit. Sonnet
bile, leset 9anb an's Wert unb tretet
elm fir unfere tatboliids Sa9e, Die
rinesum bonn Tsinbe bebrpbt piro.
n5rob Wirbellturm unb Woaenz
brans" ole Mann an Sed! Sas iei
in u%nierer erniten 3eitlaee Die parole.
&ein tatbolif6er Mann Io1te ba sus
r%iiditeben. ale io0en eintret,n fir bic
gefGbrbeten Sitter bes @laubens.
Sect, oa man anerpdrts beitrebt lit,
bic Seuti9zImeritaner our semeinz
iamen Ibtpebr unsere9tfertister Mnz
griffe 81 Dereinigen, polen mir uns
audi beitreben, mod pirtiamer, als es
bisber Der San mar, fir bic Wabrung
beutider Sitten unb @ebrGu6e unb
fir Die Nufre9terbaltuns unIerer
beutiden Muttsripra9e ein5utreten.
S9on iebt rufen mir Gud, tatbolis
i9e Mdnner uno Sinslinge, Elm BERG
liGes Wiufommen gu. Wenn es uns
audi nidt pers0unt fem lam, einen
Or. 2ieber ooer Wigr. S6rDber unter
uns gu baben, 10 perben mir bod be-
itrebt fein, Guh ben @ufentbalt in ct.
paul 10 ongenebm pie mOelih 81 mos
6en.
Oarum nod einmal: aommet!
&ommet 4Qe, Defenders Sbr 9elesas
ten unb @ereinsmGnnsr, bic Sbr nod
ni6t 8elesenbeit battet, 3sueen iolh'
berrli6er &unbgebuneen gu fein.
SIM 4uftrage bes SeitzGpmit,s.
Mit 8rubererub
Sriebri9 3 m,
Corr. SefretGr,
1136 Htce StrdBe.
ct. paul, Minn., am I'll. pfinslte
feite 1899.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18
Yroteit segem We6inIeD's Ybi>
Iippinen YoIitif.

Sn Cincinnati bat Sumstag 46enb
cine grOBe proteit : 8eriammlung gez
gen Die Sortbauer bes &rieges auf ben
pbilippinen itattgefunbet. Qber in
Wafbtngton bentt man ni6t an gta9z
geben, obglei3 na9 neueren .Melbunz
gen ielbit General Otis co unb @bmis
raj 9epeD ii9 gegen bic SortIebung
Des &rieges unb bic groberun9szp plis
tit ertldrt baben iplIen, uno pbpo6l bic
.faulen ausreben, nit benen bic 4bmis
niItration ibre Mibgriffe unb i6r gang
perfebltes 8urgeben auf ben pbilippis
men 81 nre6tfertigen" iu6te, cine mad
Der onoeren entbiat unb blobgeiteQt
lperben.
Cine bisier Qusflii6te lautete be-
fanntli9 oabin, oab bic Silipinps bic
SeinbfeIigteiten begOlnen bdtten. Oas
Mt f9on Dor einiger 3eit ais cine uns
tpabrbeit getenn3ei6net fporben. limb
Spet iiingit aus9emuiterte Sreipiaige
pDm SigndlcOrps, Die leBte 8o6e in
Gbicaso %eintrafen, beItdtigen neuer>
Dinss ausbriidli9, baB Der erite 3us.
f%ammeniteoB infOlge gu i6neibigen
0~prgebens unierer 8orpoiten uno 9es
gen 4guinalbp's 8unf9 unb Diaen
erfplgt fei, baB Qeutnulbp peitere
Seinbielisteiten gu permeiben ipiinI9s
$sSGber paH Sen. StisAbrist absspie.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18
GiulaDMua

bes qofal ; auSidulies sur A. General
Geriammlun9 bes Oeutidsn R0mii6
&atboliiden Gentrals gsreins pom 9torb-
gmerifa uib Der .Sabresperiammluna
bes .. 81. &. Siiu9linss : SunbeS in
ct. Farl, Wiuneiota, pom II. bis 81.
September 1899.
Giebe @loubensgeno1Ien!
Gerebrte 0ereinsbriioer!
@bermals ergebt Der STUFF an ale
@sreine unb WtitelteOsr bes .. 81. 6.
Central : 0ereins unb bes Siinalinoss
8unoes.
@uf Der 43. GjeneralperIammluna
puroe ct. paul, Minn., ais nG9s
itsr Seitort duserieben. lInIsre De-
lssaten Odntten benz Central : 8erein
bomals f9on i'm Namen Der 8ereine
Winneipta's fir Die Gbre, bic ct.
Paul baour9 er.o.eicn niro. Wir,
bic 8samten Der 5eitbe6Drbe, tDnnen
uns jenen Serrln uur anI3lisB;n unb
gu be.peiim iuG,n, lpie bed
mir bic @bre gu i9dben pifIen.
Mls i'm Sabre 1884 Der Central
9erein slim eriten Waie bier taate, mar
qcul iiab W:Hneirta i'm GGges
-'nen MT 7ein'- H;-, i,,1:m
S4uls uRD @ersinspsisn taum ben