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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15

faQs: Diamond, 2uop Wafbingtor, @rtg6.
ton, 9elapare uno &iesli1g. @ein Don pie.
len Granddaughter fam man gan6 gut beut=
f6en Weinen an Die Settle Itelerl.
Ginen guten 8ein gu b~ereiten, lit Eo9f
einfa9. 8einIi6tett lit bie erite gebingung
Qus DEN Ounffen 3rauben made i9 JtptG.
pein. 3uerIt peroen bic Srauben qema6len
bann fommt Die MaiI6e in eine aufe uni
miro IA Bis Fl Sage gGbren gelu7en. Nlar
muB iebO3 bieIe Majf9e oft umri6ren, ba=
nit itG feline @iii9fdure entpidelt. 0urf
otefe SG9rung tpirb Die 5arbe unb Der Serb.
itoff aus ben 8eeren ge3ogen. NGsbann mir
Ger Saft in Elm reine5 SAB ge6ra6t, pel6ea
ie6o4 bor6er NIT S9tpefel ausge6rannt fem
muB. SoGte Der S3refelipa6n I'M 5a1t
ni9t bremen nolen, 10 lit bas Elm 53eibel
0aB bds SAB nO4 ni4t gang rein 1T, uni
muB es besbalb np9malS nit fo6enbem
Maiier gut ausgebrii6t rerban.
60 bal0 Die Witterung falt Qetporben 1T
ungefd6r Inn Wei6nobten, lGBt man ben
Wein ab uno ieBt ben @puno Geidt auf. ba
iih Der iun9e 8ein i'm 5riibjobr mieber Ell
mas 9ebt. SIN NpriG pirb Der Mein ba1r
no4mdls abge3ogen unb bdnn nirO er bsu
urb gut ietn. Sang d6nGi6 pirb Der WeiBz
petn bereitet unb bebunbeGt, nun bruu6t bers
ielbe ni4t p%ouitdnoig iiber ben 0iiIfen III
ber9d6ren.
IL n ~ - - 4 G
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15
8rubGep, Sal, 8. Mdr3 1899,
@ert6er 6err &ebatteur!

SIN Sanuar fam enblt4 Der lang etz
ie6nte gfegen un0 Sober Oo9te, Die Ianganz
bauernbe 9iirre lei p%oriiber, felt 5!pei Mo>
naten a6er 6erridt nteoer trodsne5 8etter
unb es Ite9t uns pieber Elm trodenes Sa6r
be0or, Sn elmer Der eri ten Nummern beg
jebi9en Sa6rganges Der n8etlage" iton6
cine Noti5, tpprin es 6teB, baB ii bieIer
@egeno 9unberte ni4ts gu eiIen bdtten,
ais 9Gdiel unb 8leie, bic better @ituirten
bitten Mafer unb 8rob. @an8 a6geIe6en
babon, baB 9ddIet iiber6aupt at5 menT6z
ltfe @aRru1g untaugli4 lit, 1T es bOt'
bier ni4t gang 10 i4limm, uIs beYu9ie g}pz
ti3 Dermut6en ldBt, uno i9 6offe, sic ner>
ben in elmer S6rer nG6ften g}ummern cine
tur5e 8eri4tigung 6%rin9en. Gs il. In bic
fer @egen0 boriges Sa6r tein Saln qez
pa61en, foGglt4 mar es AUDI nit SGdIel
i6le4t 6etelt. 8itte, i9iden Sic mir
Sbre 8rOi4ure ii6er @batcom gountD,
Waibtn9ton.
Gbos. 81. @6ul3e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15
Soppen, q, o, 10. MGr3

Suppen, q. 3, 10. MGr3 1899.
Werther 9srr Simon.
Sd 6ube bic pielen 8riefe aus W6atcom
Gountp, 0aI9ington, in Der u8eilaqe" nit
9roBem SntereIe geGefen unb bin entI8lofz
fen, aus5uperfdufen uno mein Slid bort
gu berfu9en, 9as lift aber lei6ter geIagt,
als get6an, benin bier min min oSSeDer berz
tdufen, es fe6lt ober an 8dufern, aus Sem
@runbe tpObl, neil Die 6ieTige 8egenD fir
Dem 5armer nt4t piel taugt, bias &limu inn
Somrner GIT beiB rn0 gil troden lit. Man
tann aber @rfolge nit Der 8ie6auc6t eraiez
len, bic lO6nt ii1 bier gang gut, benno8
aber ftno bic @tnter gu lang unb gu falt
uno Sic Stal1ngen tpIten gu biel fir ben
tletnen Sarmer; freili9, per @elo bat unb
It4 quite Stalungen bauer fann, in benen
er al1srei3en0 9eu unter5u6rinqen bermaq
unb ne6en6ei alr9 geniigenb @afer Sat, Der
tann bier gang gut pprtpdrts fpmmen;
tperm elmer a6er bas liebe @ie6 i'm sFreien
trdnten muB, Dann fat es feline be6enfliz
9en S3pierigfeiten.
@or 8pei Su6ren babe i6 Is erlebt, baB
i4 mein @ieb Oret Sage lang ni9t gum
Wafer bringem t%onnte; auBerber1 mar mein
0eu alles brauBen i'm Selbe unD penn i6
bann einen Nrm bOG 9eu am StGd auf6o6,
UNI ss na& Dem @taa gu 6%rirgtr, fam IS
nnr nf+ mr. hnb nor nntnriFM,o 0oorS Co.
fotaz8lt55arh bss 8egs buber geIauit fam
unb MIDI unb Oas 9eu NIT fol9er @epdlt
bDr it6 bertrieb, baB mir 90re1 paO Se6en
Der9ing unb i'd ni6t me6r puBte, no
eigentGi9 metn staff itanb. Menn es 10
gebt, bunn BADEN bas 8teb lrnO beien 8eTtz
ger b0ie barunter gu leioen; bod bas mar
BEL mir nur i'm Qtnfang 70, iebt gebt es
better, benin i'd babe ni4t u 9iea, IOn=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15
Qus 11ltnnefota.

Qafefie1b, Mtnn., 6, MGr5 '99.
Wert6er 6err Simon!
Sd bsnfe, elm paur 3eilen aus SddIpn So.
in Minn. fir bic n8eild9e" f9ao:n ni6t3,
Man muB bod Elm 2ebens3ei6en BON fi2 ge>
ben, ionit benten Die 2eute, mir Ieien Bel Der
grtmmigsn &Glte, Die bier berrf9te, arfroz
rem. 8ielei9t benten anbere, Bel i6nen fits
nod tGlter 9etpeTen, bes6al6 min id wa6rz
beitsgetreu beri6ten, ME groB Die 8Gltc bier
g~etpeIen 1T. Nm 80. eSSanuar tparen es 20
@rab inter Stun, am 5. Se6ruar 27, am 6.
6ebruar 30, am 7. 6ebruar %, I'M s.. Sc
bruar Sc, am 9. Sebruur A, an 10. Sc
bruar 20, an II, 5e6ruar 40 un0 an II.
Sebruar IS @rab unter Nuq. Damn mar
i4 Der Sadie aber miibe unb mar I9on 70
aus9efrpren, baB mir ale Suit unb 6reuoe
perging, 60 cine &dlte lit gepiB etpas ltar=
fer Sa6at fir Das iiiOl;de Minneiota.
Mit 9rn. &rebir8 MnIi9ten bin audi id
einperitanben, es 1oI Elm Sober pfeifen na9
1einer Nrt.
Mit @ruB
9. ., Gr0Itger,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15
1nerfennun9 fir 3rau Deeper.
@Derett, @aib, 2. Mdr3 1899.
Qn Srau Mdrte Beper!

GDerett, Wa19, 2. W&dr3 1899.
@n Srau Marie 9eper!
@eptB BADEN Sic f6On lanait geba6t,
mas fir Elm unbantbares @e793pF 1T boot
bteie 5rau Plambed! S9on balb 4 0oz
hen DOriiber unb nod feline Mnertennunq
Sbrer &ntport! Sa, liebe Sr1u peper,
i'd tann pirfli4 ni4t anOers, ais Sbnen
msinsn innigiten, oufri4tigftea 9anf barz
5nbringen unO gu iagen, bic Jtau Yeper IT
bas grDBte, ausgeiu9teie, pbentoiiereiGit tie
8ei40pf, bas mir nod ie borgetonumeu ut,
60 Ooer GbnliA bate t4 mir bic Nntiport
i4on ausgeba6t, aber gu 306eren Gtuae
tpoute meine 9bantaiie ii4 ni4t neritet9en.
au8 mein Naann madt Sbnsn Iein Gom=
pliment unb iagt, ni4t cine urter tauien=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15
Qus 1oma.
SSrau g. pIambed.

8Ouno 9rObe, Su., 7. Mdr5 1899
Wert6er Serr Simon!
Der @inter lift uu9 6isr fe6r itren9 gez
tpeIen, 6eute iparen es 6 @rdb unter Stun.
Sn biefer @egenO lift porigen 6er6f ie6r
tieG @intertpei3en geidet poroen, ib Be-
fiir9te aber, Der meiite bappn 1T aus9efro=
rem.
@inGiegeno So fir bic 81. Stuatss3eiz
tung, ais PrGmie m0Gte i4 bas 8u4 BON
8isrnard.
Sans 9etn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15
1rlittel 9e9en oen Grbfenfdfer,
s a dpnbi1te, Su., 6, MGr5, 1899.
Werther 6err GtmDn!

Wert6sr 9err Stmon!
Sn Der vgeiloge" BON 1, b. Mfts. la5
if, baB unter 6ruge go. 81 Elm Sci r um
Elm N1ittel 5ur 8ertilgung BON 6licgen, Die
aus @rhI EN- tOmmen, na6fu4t. Ser Aanz
belt es ii6 ni4t INN cine 6liege, Ionbern
eilten Safer, bod fommt bieier nt9t nur
in 0ebrastu, Ionbern aud anoerSwc uno
urG1 bier in S1inois Dor; i'd IelhIS babe
nit benz Gader i6on piel gu i4affen 9ez
6abt. St babe 16on oielerlei MitteI gez
6rau6t, babe Die @r6fen au4 in Die belize
@pnne gelegt (tpo3u Sic in Der r8eilage"
gerat6en buben), babel iin0 po4l uu9 Ell
nige Safer ausgeflOgen, a6er perttist MAJ
rem fe nod LANCE ni9t; 16IieBli9 babe ih
iebo9 Elm prohutes Mittel entoedi unO
3tpar Elm gang einfohes, Sd Gabe Die
@rbIen nGmli6, iObuIb ie reif pursn, in
8tefbt6ien getban uno bieIe gan5 luTt~
oiGt beri6lofen, 0as fat ge6OlFen, uno
ouF oisie Weiie Oerfo6re ih ieoes 5u6r
unD babe nun feline Gr6Ientdfer me6r.
SbigeS mDge Sr. S90n in JiebrasIa ii9
merten, bies MitteI lit pirtiom unb ib
CLAUDE, es gtebt fein 6eKeres.
Nicolaus 8uerde.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15

Die patriotii6en S4u1buz
b n BON Cincinnati, trel4e ib4 leBten Sonrz
mer uuf Die Goden ma9ten, Inn flint Mil<
Iionen Dollars fir Elm S6Ia4tf3iff 5uiamz
men3u6ettelr, BADEN i'm @an3en $4,000 erz
Fo4ten. SEPT pollen lie Die. Sads aufgebcn.
Was IoG aus bieiem 8infelz6ono
iperoen?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15
Samenerbfen betreffeno.
8appo, @OOOFOrb Co., Sn,,
8. Mdr3 1899.

.. AIul0 1000
@ert6er 6err 8eoafteur!
sSn 8e3ug uuF 5ruge 9fo.97 in Der n9eiz
Gaqe" pom 1. B, Mts. mill ib meine Grfabz
runq i'm N~uf6epa6ren bon @amenerbien
sum 8eit ten geben. 9obalo bic grbien rsrt
unO troGen gerag iinb. t6u i& lie in Elm Sc
fGB, tpel9es luftbi6t Deri4lofen peroen
fann, I9iitte etmos Gerpsntin : ettpa l
Sbeel0ffel poG fir je Elm Quart @rbfen -
bin5u, perf6GieBe bag gefdB luftoi3t unb
f6ittGe ben eSn6alt gut burdheinanber, 9ier<
auF 1GBt man bic @rbien in BEN laftbibt berz
I6loFenen @efdB ite4en Bis gum 5ribiabr,
UNI Tie bann 10 i60n gu finoen, pie iie i'm
6er6ft iparen. 9ies 8erfa6ren 6epd6rt ii9
aub BEL 8obner.
8. &ut3mann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15
Qus Wisconfin.

&6~ineIanOer, Wis., 8. Mdr5 1899.
@ertber 9err Simon.
Oa ib in Der r8ettage" 10 oft tpsrt6Doae
Reaepte finbe, m0bte au9 ih zines mitt3eiz
len uRo 5par gegen bic v9eapes" oOsf @Hs@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15

bern aud 6eu unb WafIer i'm STAFF uno
tann benz 8li33ar0 nun ru1ig pon Der
tparmen 9tube aug 3uie6en; babel iport
mir eine Winbmii6le piel Mihs. benin lie
pumpt Das @af7er, 0as iinh 10 un8etd9r
meine Grfa6rungen in Noro Datota.
Was tpiirbe nun Sbrer 0}einun9 na4
bo8 &IGren BON Walblanb in 8Qdtcom 80.
per Qcre toften? SIT es rut6fdn. etn 9ez
Ipann BferOe mit5une6men, UNI nit 1bnen
bas Soi8 3uiammen gu f4IepPen, ootr 9e4t
bas ni4t? 8as benfer sic bierii6er? Gtft
aber muB id pertaufen, ebe id lnanOern
fam; th feline mid nu6 oen 6errlth'n
&iri6en, Die bu bruuBen in 10 GROCER
Men8e pd6Ien; fpern i'd barun Oerte,
lauft mir Dus 8a1er i'm Munoe 5uIammen,
mas fem @un0er lit, benin ih babe felt %
Sa6ren, feit i9 BON Mc6enrD 50. in Silt
nois fortgepanoert bin, feline &irI4en me6r
geie4en, gef4peige g%egeifen. Man tpt1O
es mir baRer po6t ni4t per0enfen, oaB i'd
ttri4en6ungrig bin.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15
q # t.

Or m. b. Geb. - lte6er bic l1nfpI ten,
tpel6e bds &lGren ppn Walblunb oerurId3t,
bermag i4 tein 8uberldifiges urtbeil a63a=
geben; bag ri4tet Itb ieGbItberitanDli3 ndd
Der Qn3ubl unO 9ide Der 8dume, Die auf
Dem 2unoe iteben, unb bGngt AUDI in 9ro=
Bem MaBe Oapon ab, pb gu Der Qr6elt DEG
&ldrens frembe 9ilfe in Nn1ipru9 genomz
men tperoen muB, pber ob tie BON W}itgItez
bern Der eigenen 6amiGie alein du5gefii4rt
perben fann. Sin 9efpann gutter Irbeitsz
pferoe mit3unebmen, lit bO4it rut6iam uno
pirb ii4 gang iiGer ais pOvtbeil5ait ernsI@
len. Worum i4lieBen Sic it4 ni4t Der
Grcuriion an, bic i'm 0tat pon G6icag0 uno
ct. 9uuI nuA Bbatcom GOunt9 ubgebt?
0a bietet ii6 Sbnen ouf cine biai9e 9eiIc
(nur 6al6er 6a6rpreis) cine g~iinftige 8elez
genbeit bar, perI0nli4 an Grt uno 9tele
aGes 8iiienatpertbe iiber Die geidmmten oor@
tigen 8er6dltnife in @rfubrung gu ~bringe1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15
Mebrnoer NItmanms.

& a n 5u %oerfaufen, $l.00 bis $500 Der gefer;
9utes Glilne, YRarft uMo SnuIem. @prreipouhcus
srbetea G, g. SeonarA, @inIod, 2saib. smSlm6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-17

C., No. 10 of THE VERDICT 81. 81 pxosi ana
nsnt Best art work produced. Al HasVs'e'' INV"
sect News stsndA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-17
CHTRCH'S DOUBLE CELEBRATION.
TWO ANNrvERsAR1Es OBSERVED BY THE CAMP
MEMORIAL MISSION.

TWO ANNIVERSARIES OBSERVED BY THE CAMP
MEMORIAL MISSION.
The Camp Memorial Church and Mission. AZ No.
IA Chrvstie-s celebrated the fortieth year Of its
life az church and its sixtieth year as Sunday
school with three services Yesterday. The observ
ance Of the anniversary 81 the church began at II
O'clock IN the morning. when there was testi-
monia, meeting in which many who had been con
verted r the church took part
Al go O'Clock the members Of the Sunday school
gathered 10 listen to a number Of addresses. and In
the evening there Jubilee meeting The FOL
lowing smoke AT the afternoon meeting: General q.
Howard chairman Of the Board ~ Trustees of
the church: the Rev. Drs s n. Virgin. NJ the
Pilgrim Church: e. f. Jefferson. of the Broadway
Tabernacle: r. J. Kent. Of the Lewis Avenue
Church BROOKLYN and the Rev. A. +. Austin. the
Rev A p Lyon who for twenty years a
missionary in Alaska and for fifteen years superin-
tendent Of the Sunday school Of the Camp Church
The Rev Henry q. Miller. pastor Of the church.
made an historical address. Other clerygmen pres
emf were the Rev Drs. J. b. Clark and H. Nj
Stimson the Rev William James and the Kew.
William Walton -, c,
Mr. Miller said in his address that the Sunday
school was organized in 1889 10y the Rev AMI
Camp. and had for its first home the basement or
a church at Leonard and Centre sis. IN l3S me
Centre Street Mission Church was organized ana
the original Sunday-school became part OF ~
Later the church removed 10 No. l26 Eliza peth-st (,
where II remained for some time IN isso 1ertI q.
Howard soon after he appointed Commander
OF the Department OF the East, became interested
in the church and largely through his instrumen-
taljty the building occupied al present was pui +.
chased from the welsh bap'lsts' WI" ia" YUM ~
The church Is one-story structure and contains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-17
EDWIN HOTTS DARING RESCUE.
STOPPED RUNAWAY BY SWINGING HIMSELF
TO The HORSES BACK.

II was learned yesterday that the man who dar-
ingly stopped runaway in Fifth-ave on satur-
day afternoon not 'Wilfred Hoyt. OF No. II
East Twenty-sixth-st as morning paper had
H. nor was he Winfield Scott Hoyt. The name OF
the man is Edwin Hoyt. and he lives In New
Rochelle. y Y He had Just left the house OF j
Frederic Kernochan. No. II East Twenty -sxthss,
where he had been making call; and was wax wax
ing up Fifth-ave. when he noticed the horse dasn-
ing wildly down the avenue, drawing a cao, IN
which were three badly frightened women
Mr. Hoyt Is a member Of Troop A. and was on
General Brooke's staff in the war He is well
known as fearless horseman. and the minute ne
saw the runaway he ran out into the street ana
swung himself UP on the horses back. Inc
driver had lost the reins and was calling for hep;
Hoyt crav.led on the horses back as u turned
into Twenty-sixth-st. and grabbed the BIT, ny
this means he lessened the animaIs speeS sn 20
when the runaway was nearing Madison square
Garden he pulled the horse up against one OF me
large pillars and brought the vehicle TO stand
still. 49,. l., 49, Mad
and leg and after being cared for az the nome
~ Mr. Kernochan started for his own home; me
runaway was witnessed by many people. and many
expressions Of admiration for the bravery ana skil
Of the rescuer were heard. Policeman Ierlgo VIC
saw the rescue said II was the most caring a a1
brsvest act he had in his police service IN,
Hovt would not give his name AZ nrst "heh asAeo
for Il by the policeman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-17
Pianola Recital.
To-Day, April 18th at 3 p. M.
Admission complimentary 10 all.

To accommodate those unable TO aueha o"r
Saturday Concerts and to give every one mser-
ested in musical progress an opportunity 10
hear the Pianola and the marvellous enec'S
which may be produced by means or this now
niano-player. we have inaugurated intormaA
pec,ts,s to be held daily in our Hall at r. m
To quote from an article IN the "us.AA
Courier. which is expressive OF its far-reacnihs
.rects unon the musical world: All plan'sts
ors n,us;cians should at once examine INTO the
question Of the Pianola. as II has direct VIA
fearing upon the whole musical question OK
nlaytng. composing and studying. LIS resources
are actually inexhaustible." .~..
The Pianola plays any piano. '<sesh
ANY one play n.
The nrosran, for to-day will be.
Psderewsk. 800 - ''''' t..,ci,
, r,.err,ez,o from Csvslleria tuisucsne
Folan Orrhestrelle 1880
......-...... .cachoueA eApr,aS
M" Pfanola $4,000.
"a. 80. Grani Faust Fsn'as's
'' Foian Grand . ,.,..~-
,,.. r,.x, .......... ......... March de hu"1V
Beriios bsh' '''''-'-'' pisnols
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-17
TO DRAW 4 SOUND MONEY BILL.
HOUSE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS COMMITTEES
ASSEMBLING AT ATLANTIC CITY.


Atlantic city. n j. April 1.-THE Committee on
Monetary Legislation. appointed NJ caucus OF me
porub,ican members OF the House Of Representa-
tivea shortly before the adjournment OF Congress-
will begin It's sessions in this city tomorrow Cen
eral David r Henderson. OF Iowa, IL chairman
ord tho other members Of the committee are John
DaIzeu PENNSYLVANIA: Serene F. Payne. NewYork'
Josse Overstreet Indiana william C. Lowering
Massachusetts,; Charles Curtis. Kansas; Page MOT
r,s Minnesota: Eugene + Loud California; r. B.
HawIey Texas: J. w. Babcock. Wisconsin and w.
s Kerr. Ohio
Messrs Henderson and Dalzell make. with Speak
or Reed a majority Of the Committee on Rules;
Mr. Payne is chairman OF the Committee on "aSs
and Means and several other members are repre-
sentative business men who are in sympathy with
the movement TO improve thSShonetary standard
Haddon Hall Of the largest hotels on 'he
beach front is the headquarters OF the committee
and the meetings will be held in one OF its parors
The gatherings will be private. and Will propao by
he irregular 1t is expected that the sessions VIII
last not less than two weeks and they may extehd
much longer The committee may decide 10 per
feet a bill meet the situation. or IL may "u'"io
measure and then adjourn. 10 meet again late' III
the year II Will have all OF the Important pii's On
the currency question that were before the last
Congress. including the bill of the Monetary com,
mission the McCleary BILL which was repor'eu
favorably TO the House by the Banking COMM
the Hu bill which got favorable report Iro" 'Ie
Coinage Committee; the bill prepareMd Che ~ Of The
Committee on Banking. who Is no longer 'i'"
Mr. OveTstreet who has given the supjecct Nun nun
attention has prepared comparison oI Ia has ais,
~ hn secured from the Treasury Depart o,
great mass OF financial data In d,numniee codn-
n1nI,tee will have at its command a co'np'e'e
In,i ~ The existing currency laws. a.,c,ars
II is expected thst msnS appear before the
Committee and present their views r. II, Com.
III n,her reDresen atives OF the txecutNr raucs
III. o' ~ The Indianapolis Monetary .onle Com
NH ne here To- urge the bill Of the Mone,ady OF
WI, This bill was framed by coihmsn and
s'nb az senator Edmunds was cnsirfnaxi Nv
which included ex-Secretsry FhlrShiiSa a,bia and
ihn " FRIES. OF North Carolina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-17
THE COMPETITIVE CLASS.

Then comes careful provision in regard TO the
competitive class. This part of the act is
great contrast to Governor Blacks enactment
II says
The competitive class shall include all posi-
tons for which II is practicable to determine
the merit and fitness OF applicants by com
petitive examination and shall include all posi-
lions now existing hereafter created. or
whatever functions. designations or compensa-
ton. In each and every branch OF the CLASSIFIED
service. except such positions as are In the ex-
empt class the non-competitive class or the
labor class. Appointments shall be made To or
employment shall be given In all positions III
the competitive class that are not filled by pro-
motion. reinstatement transfer or reduction un-
der the provisions OF this act and the rules IN
pursuance thereof, by appointment or tnose
graded highest In open competitive examiha-
tons conducted by the State or Municipal Com
mission. except as herein otherwise provided.
The term Of eligibility shall be fixed for eacn
eligible list at not less than one nor more thah
four years. appointment shall he made from
the eligible list most nearly appropriate Tor tne
group In which the position 70 be fliied -
ella ssifled and a new list shall be created 1or a
stated position or group Of positions only WHICH,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-17
THE WRONG LEG.

From, The Atlanta Constitution.
Nanny cried the editors boy. rushing ~ eA,
citedH, Dads Jest been run over ny wv
train . -, III, ,,.,, ..,, thu,
why" said the mother. how Kin you say t g.
when Wonder he comes limpn along as usualf .
sure enough. he was coming. and wnen ne eo' III
he sat down and said, dejectedly: -
'It was nv wooden leg. Maria Three wneei,
nassed over IT, and only took or four inches and
ffsn'. rot No accident policy nor sue the durnen
roah n1aceer'
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Il ONION SEASnN

7 ONION SEASON.
IL Furn shed TIoufe ,et. Regente Park AMI
within Doe cab from Regent -. Handsomely fuF-
n!shed: reception about 24xi1 Eve bed
and dressing bathroom. hot and cola water
good kitchens and domestic ofices large sarden ons
servant Price 500 per month, highest ref
erences given and asked TOR Address W. J. AkCoCK.
care " A. p. W. Paper Co.. Albany. ". Z.
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YIELDED UP TO GERMANY.

GERMAN PRISONER AT SAMOA TRANS
FERRED TO THE Fake.
Berlin April 16.--Tt is asserted that Great
Britain has officially admitted that Germans In
Samoa are only triable by the German courts
and that. therefore. orders were sent from Lon
don to have Captain Hufnagel. manager OF the
German plantation at Vailee. where the fatal
ambush was devised, handed over 10 the Ger
man authorities the commander Of the British
cruiser Tauranga transferring him TO the com
mander of the German cruiser Fake.
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only one assembly-room. This room has been re-
modelled and enlarged several times. peculiar
feature of the church is that In the week II
a gymnasium which Is popular with the boys
and young Of the neighborhood There are
baths, dressing rooms lockers and apparatus OF
every description requisite for a gymnasium, Early
Monday morning the seats which have been used
for the Sunday services removed TO make room
for heal tn making machines.
The church also carries all the usual church
work in It's various branches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-17
THANKSGIVING MASS IN ROME.
GRAND CEREMONIAL IN THE BAs1LICA-
ACCLAIMINc THE PONTIFF.

A GRAND CEREMONIAL IN THE BAs1L1CA-
AccLAIMINc THE PoNTIFF.
Rome. April 16-The thanksgiving mass at
81 Peters Cathedral. which was postponed
from the anniversary OF the coronation. on ac-
count of the illness Of the Pope. was celebrated
to-day in the Basilica which was thronged with
diplomats. representatives Of the Eastern patri-
archates and foreign notables
The Pope entered by an interior staircase COM
municating with the Chapel OF the Holy Sacra-
ment at 1920 o'clock this morning He was
preceded by a procession Of cardinals and pref
stes In full vestments and wearing the triple
! crown he was carried along the great nave IN
the Sed.a Gestatoria to the Pontifcal throne
the congregation raising loud reclamation until
he took his seat.
Cardinal Camille Mazzels, project Of the Con-
gregation OF Sacred Rites, celebrated mass
At It's close the Pope solemnly gave his bless
ing and was then borne back TO his private
APARTMENTS amid renewed acclamations.
The Supreme Pontiff looked as well as before
his Illness.
London April 1.-THE Rome correspondent oil
THE Daily News" describing the Thanksgiving
mass Yesterday at ST. Peters Cathedral. says:
when the Pope came into view the people
whispered He had the appearance OF ghost
when his face overshadowed by the glittering
tiara. became discernibe, with the dark eyes
peering from the deep sockets. His hands trem-
bed violently and sad smile played over the
colorless lips Holben might have painted him
then as the personifcation Of the vanity OF hu-
man spendor.
,, with his left hand he waved sad greetings.
while the right did its feeble best to mark the
act Of blessing. During the mass he sat with
folded hands. Twice he rose, and he was sup
ported while he knelt in prayer, reading the
benedictlon His voice was scarcely audible.
but in the absolute silence his first words were
caught by the assembled multitude.
He tried to raise himself. but fell back and
pronounced the remainder in recumbent po-
sition loud cry. like the bursting of storm.
broke from the congregation. and the Pope.
stretching his hand In benediction. was carried
out"
The Rome correspondent OF The Daily Tele-
graph who found the contrast between the
gttering ceremony and the debilitated figure
OF the Pope more painful than moving" says:
The whole ceremony was unduly hurried.
The Pope remarked to an attendant afterward
'Ah. how weak feel / wonder IL this will 60
down to history as my last appearance at st.
Peters,"