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The record-union., 1899-09-24

the nation. If we finch from doing our
task in the face of the nations, if we
flee from the Philippines, we shall have
written shameful page in the history
of our country, page which our sons
and grandsons will read with bowed
heads. I verify believe that the shame
and anger such action would arouse
in our bosoms would force us in a few
brief years again to tread the path
upon which we have now entered; only
the delay would increase beyond meas
ure the difficulty and danger. We cam
not shrink from doing the task allotted
to us, unless we are content to see 1t
done by stronger hands, and to admit
that we are in the first rank among
nations Surely no American worthy
the name will make such an admission.
In the present crisis we appeal not
merely to party, but beyond party; we
appeal to all good citizens to all pa
triotic Americans, to stand with us, as
we uphold financial integrity and the
conditions which make for material
prosperity at home, as we uphold the
honor of the flag and the interests OIL
the nation abroad
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MONTANA VOLUNTEERS.
Those Arriving ON the Zealandia
Have Disembarked.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.-The six
companies ofAthe First Montana Vol
unteers which arrived here from Ma
Mia yesterday on the transport Zoa-
landia disembarked from that vessel
to-day, and escorted by the Thirteenth
Minnesota's, marched to the Presidio
where they will go into camp prepara-
tory to muster out, which will take
place in about three weeks. The sol
diers were given a fitting reception as
they marched through the streets ot
the city to the reservation They were
decorated with flags and wreaths, ano
in the barrels of their rifles they car
ried small bouquets of California
flowers
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MINING ENGINEERS.
Eastern Delegates Expected to Ar
rive Tomorrow.

san FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.-The
special train with the Eastern mem
bers of the Institute of Mining Engl-
neers, who are coming to this city TO
attend their thirtieth annual meeting
and the local committee who left last
evening to meet and welcome them TO
this State at Montague, on the Oregon
line, are scheduled to arrive here Mon
day morning.
Many of the visiting engineers are
accompanied by their wives and chill
dren.
Tomorrow morning the entire Larty
will visit the copper mines and smelters
at keswick, Shasta County, and Will
be entertained at lunch by the copper
Mountain Mining Company. Reddlng
will be reached in the evening, and the
visitors will be given reception oy
prominent people of Northern can
fornia.
Every arrangement has been made to
properly receive the distinguished vlsl,
tors on their arrival in this citv- Hea--
quarters have been established at the
Palace Hotel
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THE SHAMROCK.
Sir Lipton's Yacht Sails u Most
Satisfactory Trial Spin.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-In stiff
easterly breeze that made the water
lumpy off Sandy Hook to-day, Si1
Thomas Lipton's yacht Shamrock
sailed one of the most satisfactory trial
spins she has yet had. There was not
much windward work in it, but with
the wind abeam she covered the dis
tance from Scotland lightshiD to a
mark off Elberon in one hour and eight
minutes. The reach back was made
in one hour, twelve minutes, about
twenty five miles in two hours twenty
minutes. or at the rate OF nearly twelve
miles an hour. The yacht carried her
club topsail throughout the trial, al
though her lee rail was often awash.
During the first half of the course it
took her nearly five minutes TO pass one
of the crack schooners of the fishing
fleet which met her outside. Casting
off the tow line near Sandy Hook ar
1926, Captain Hogarth sent the Sham
rock over toward the Long Island
shore, and put her through a prelimi-
nary spin for one hour and fit zen min
utes, while waiting for the Erin to
come out AS soon as Designer Fife
went aboard the trial began III earnest.
The start was made from the Scot
land lightship at 11:50. The outer mark
off Elberon was rounded at 12:5S. Then
the yacht was put on the other tack
and with sheets broad off to port. she
made fast time back to the finish line,
crossing it at 2:1O.
The Shamrock's crew will have a res,
tomorrow and trials will be resumed
for three days of next week.
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IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Filipinos Have Not Made Good
Their Offer to Free Prisoners.

MANILA, Sept 23.-4:45 p. m-No
information has been received of the
naval expedition at Subig Bay
The Filipinos have not made good
their offer to surrender the American
prisoners, and they have not sent an
officer to meet Major General Otis as
PROMISED.
Nothing further has been heard from
tie rebel officers who conferred with
General Macarthur recently and re-
turned to their own lines.
Chief Signal Officer Thompson mas
of the cable service of all the southern
islands.
INSURGENTS ATTACK A RAILWAY
TRAIN
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Gen4ral
Otis has cabled the following account
of the insurgent attack on the railway
train near Angeles:
Manila, Sept. 23.-Adjutant Cen
eral, Washington: The insurgents sue
ceeded in derailing a section of a train
yesterday a short distance from An
geles. They then made an attack on
the railway guards, resulting in Cap
tain Perry, Quartermaste-, being
slightly wounded in the arm; Private
Charles Ziemans, hospital corps, killed ;
Private Sam Steele, Seventeenth IN
fantry, severely wounded; civilian
Charles S. Price, slightly wounded, and
unknown civilian killed The insur-
gents were driven away, leaving six
dead in their tracks, and troops were
Immediately sent in pursuit
"OTIS"
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proach of low over the coast of Gen.
trail California, but the conditions do
not yet warrant a forecast of rain for
this section.
The temperature has risen slowly over
the country west of the Sierras- Be
tween the Sierras and the Rockies the
temperature has fallen slightly. In the
great valleys of California the temper
atures are far above the normal, and
excellent conditions for fruit drying
and raisin making prevail.
No rain has fallen west of the Rocky
Mountains.
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FIGHTING IN PHILIPPINES,
Warships Bombard O1angapo
Driving the Rebels Out.

MANILA, Sept. 24.-11:15 a. m.-The
United States cruiser Charleston, the
monitor Monterey, the gunboat Con-
cord and the supply ship Zafiro this
Sunday morning attacked Olangapo.
on Subig Bay. The warships after
briskly bombarding Olangapo, landed
go sailors, who destroyed the insur-,
gents position. One American was
wounded.
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Transport sherman Sails.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept % The
transport Sherman sailed for Manila
with the Thirteenth United States Reg
iment and a detachment of 800 recruits
of the Eleventh Cavalry and the Thir-
ty-sixth and Thirty seventh Volunteer
Regiments. Colonel Cornelius Gardner
goes in command of the Thirtieth,
while Captain William B. Reynolds OF
the Fourteenth Infantry is in charge
of the recruits. Lieutenants Miles and
McKelvy are also with the krecruit de-
tachment.
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Litigation Over Mayne Estate Ends

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.-The
suit of Charles B. Pothemus against
the estate of the late Charles Mayne
for an accounting, and for the recovery
of one-half of Mayne's profits, esti-
mated at upwards of $1,000,000, has
ended in the Superior Court with q
Judgment in favor of the defendants
Louise r. Barroilhot and Antoine
Borel, representatives of the Mayne es.
tate. No appeal has been taken, anu
it is understood that the closing of the
litigation is the result of a compromise
whereby the demands of the plaintiff
were substantially recognized.
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New Sugar Beet Factory.

PLEASANTON (Cal0, Sept 23.-A
large sugar beet factory is to be cen
structed at Santa Rita Junction, near
Pleasanton, and land has been leased
to supply a portion of the required
beets. The Rancho del Vale, J. Suth-
Chabot estate have all entered into
leases for land which will aggregate
several thousand acres. 1t is said
that work will commence at once. f..
r. Lilienthal is said to be the head or
enterprise
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Fruit Shipments.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. %. - J. A.
Fillmore of the Southern Pacific Com
pany stated to-day that by the end of
the month his company will have taken
800 carloads of fruit out of California.
Mr.. Fillmore is of the opinion that the
shipments of oranges, lemons and
olives will reach 5000 carloads this
season.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Temperature Far Above the Nor
NAL in the Valleys.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.-Maxi-
mum temperatures: Eureka Ga, Fresno
9S. Los Angeles sS6, Red Bluff 104, San
Luis Obispo So San Diego "A, Sacra-
mento 100, Independence %. Yuma 100
San Francisco data: Maximum tenn
perature -, minimum 4S. mean GO.
An area of high pressure overlies the
northern half of the Pacific Coast. Over
Arizona and Southeastern California
the usual summer type low prevails
There are some indications of the ap-
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Ex-senator Whites Condition.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. %. - The
condition Of Senator Stephen NJ. White
was so much improved to-day that his
friends have great hopes for his ulti-
mate recovery, though the convalescing
period Will necessarily be a long one.
owing to the feeble condition of the
Senator
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Ten Years at Sam Quentin.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25.-George
F. Trueworthy. who killed joan Lands
man on the night of June 18th last,
and who was convicted of murder in
the second degree, was sentenced to
ten years Imprisonment ia San ouen-
tin to-day
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Collision on the Coast Division.

SAN JOSE, Sept. 23. The north
bound train due here at 2:35 this af-
ternoon on the Coast division of the
Southern Pacific Company and "a switch
engine collided in the city limits. No
one was hurt and no great damage
done. But brief delay resulted and
the only damage was that to the two
engines.
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AT SANTA CRTZ.

SANTA CRUZ, Sept. 23.-Santa Cruz
won the baseball game with San Fran
cisco this afternoon by a score of TO
z. 1t was anybody's game until the
last ball was pitched. Santa Cruz had
and San Francisco 6 base hits Santa
Cruz had , errors and San Francisco
/. The locals made runs in the first,
fifth and ninth innings. San Francisco
made its runs in the second inning.
The batteries were: Santa Cruz,
Whalen and Morrow; San Francisco.
Iberg and Swindells. Umpire. O'Con-
nell. The same teams will play to-mor-
row.
CT, nrror,rlr .c,r- r.rrr.
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summary: HUNS respOnslbIe fOr-Har-
yey 4. Two-base hits-Hardie, Dunleavy.
First on errors-Sacramento 6. First on
balls-Sacramento l. Left on bases-Oak-
land 3, Sacramento z. Struck out-By
Harvey ., by Harper 7. Double play
Schmeer to Hutchinson to Lange. Time
OF game-2 hours and 10 minutes. Umpire
William Long. Scorer-Joseph w. Sta
DletOn
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Found Dead in Bed.

STOCKTON, Sept %. - Charles
Long, an old resident of this county,
and formerly quite wealthy, was found
dead in his bed this morning at his
residence in Waterloo. The deceased
was once candidate for Sheriff of this
county on the Democratic ticket. Death
resulted from natural causes.
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sale of Crocker Interests Confirmed

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. %. - The
Southern Pacific officials in this CITY
confirm the reported sale of the Crock
er interests in the Southern Pacific
Railroad, but decline to state who the
purchasers are. 1t is supposed that
the stock has been transferred to
Huntington and his adherents.
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Fire at Red Bluff.

RED BLUFF, Sept. pa dwelling
house and furniture, the property Of
Mrs. w. II. Olendorf, situated on the
corner of Madison and Cak streets,
of this place, was totally destroyed by
fire last night.
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Remains Identified.

SANTA ROSA, Sept 23.-Thc man
who was found dead in a Third street
lodging-house has been identified as
Frank Widner of Colusa. The cause
of his death is unknown.
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Increase Their Lead in the Base
ball Pennant Race
BY Defeating The Team From Oakland In
Score of Six 10 -Four.
The Santa Cruz Team Now in Sec
ond Place by a Narrow Margin,
Having Defeated the San Fran
ciscos Yesterday Three to Two.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.-The
Sacramento baseball nine defeated the
Oaklands in the ninth inning of good
game to-day by a score of 6 to 4. The
error column of the Oakland tells how
hn
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BOISE (Idaho), Sept. .a,3.-The stage
between Westfall and ontario, Or,
was held up last night and the regis
tered mail taken. There were three
robbers.
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POLITICS IN THE
BUCKEYE STATE.

Continued from First Page.)
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Die iunatarfifAe @epsauna.

8ertreter Der unsufriebenen 8ep6Ifer.
Jung bon Wncsbonien tperoen bemnd&it
in @enf cine 0eriammlune abbaIten, UNI
Elm Manifeit ausauarbeitsn, in benz is
ibre 8ef4perbsn sesen bic 3drtei nieber'
Iessn. Die ptorts, ipel9s sinsn Nuftanb
beflr6tet, ldBt raid abrianopel befefis
gen. @ie in 2reta. etlauben ii6 in
Wacebonien bic 2Irfen Musibreituneen
sesen bic @briten uno Deruria6sn ibrer
Reeierune oamit srobe Sorsen. Su Der
san3en Tdrfei nimmt bic llnsufriebsnbeli
3u unb bic Popularitdt beS SultanS, bic
na& benz arIese sessn bic @riedsn srob
tpar, ihtpinoet raid. Dis iunetiirfibe
8etpesuns bat einen neuen Smpuls BE-
fommen unb nimmt nun einen msbr res
po%lutiondren Gbarafler on. Die Saupt'
uriude aaer llnsufrisbsnbeit 1T Der pro.
nifde @elOmansel. Die 8eumten babsn
fdon felt Wonaten feline Salaire be.
fOmmen. Inter bieien llmfdnben muBts
Der Bomp, Der bel benz 8eiude WIlbelms
entfultet purbe. bic sanSe 8epblterune
srbittern. Tbatid6Ii1 1T au1 bic @abr.
uns ni&t uuf cOnfeHionele @esenidse
surtdsufdbren, ba Tdrten, @briiten uno
bic 8ertre!er Der tlbrisen Conditioner in
sleider Weiie unjufrieoen iino,
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@iertruft In Nittebura.

Die lett 2angsn porbsrsitete goniolis
oirune Der BiitSbure. Ba., 8rauereier
1T Jest poQenbste 5bitiahs. Daa
,.GOmb,ne" nenut ii6 ,nuiteo 8repinp
Gompanp" unb itsbi unter 2eltun9 eiHsa
OrettOrenraibs. 9te SncorpOratOrsr
BET .luiteb 8retpine @ompanp' perosn
ben @barier an ben er,patnten DueftD.
tsnratb i%ibertraaen. wprauf Der Hlms
pss lotalsn 8wr'1 rufts IN ..Biusbura
8repins COMPANY unesdnosrt uno oas
atiientapnal auf $40. 500. 900 etb6bi
petoeu iol. Das Brauer 9ombine II
out4 bic 8~smlbunsen pon Sobn ..
Nl6olion unp 9suls s. Iaron BON osr
WaISfitma 8. S Naron & So su Stanoe
sstommen ote &apitalfirunp beiorets
ole 8antiersfirma Moore Il Sdlep BON
Daa Str.. SEEN Dotf. neber 80 Bro
sent bes Aftieniapltals ipuToen bon ben
betbeilisten Pltisburser Srauern iiber'
nommen Der lbrlse 3bsll pato in
Netp 0orf sessidnet DaS ..@ombine'
beginnt ben @ei66flSbetlisb eleib mil
Der Sdlisbuns o finf 8rauersien.
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Gin sareiben pom eenator Soar.

Soiepb q. Rop pom Sranflin, Naf .
eriudte firsIib ben Senator George j..
Soar um einen Gusbrud ieiner Gnittt,
mas bic Ser. Staaten in Sa&sn oet
ginbebaltune Der PbiIippinen ibun lou
ten. Senator Soar antportete.
,Nas i4 nit bieien tbun plroe, if
ssnau SOlssnosS: SD pdrbs ben Sn'
iureenten. iSibrern, nelde bic itdrtis
Bartei binter iid su babsu ideinen. un.
fere Ollie sur @rridtun8 elmer iolten
Sorm eeDrbneier &%s9ierune, ipie bic IL
plnfbenbe T,uppenma6t lafsn. UNI bic
Orrnuns tpleoerbs,Suiielen. SD pircs
ben BE siht Der Souperdnitdt ~ieitens
Spaniens. nie i'm Sale BON Gubu, er.
,tpineen. uno oann, nadoem bic &e8is'
runs orbnunsSmdBie elablirt III, bic Sn'
ieln iib ieIbit lb%erla1eu.
SD nebme an, cab nod Elm gut 2beiI
Wuren uno nnruhsn in MuSiiht Ittbt.
CLAUDE inosB. Dab iid nit Der 3su e,nt
seotonste R%seteruns bsruusbilts plro
Solte es noibuenois werben. 10 pirt
Id cine 8sriidnpisuus INIT ben Grob'
md6ten Der Welt berbsiflbrsn. baml
nil semsiniam on Der Serbelfubruna uni
Der @aranite zines iolbsn HsiullatS al
belteu."
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Sdredli6cr Fob.

gls Sobn SsrriS, @d6ter in elmer
aalfOfsnanIuse su williamsburg, feline
ndhtIi6e Runbe ma6te, fano er an Der
aubsnieite bes Ofsns cine Perfon &c.
lebnt, bic anidsinsnb i6lief. AIS Serris
nabsr trat. fab err su ieinem @ntieben,
bab benz Wanne Der 2opf ~UOaitdnoie oh.
gebrannt mar. I'm fparm su iperben.
bate Der Mann ii& ~ieosnfals mad BEN
Diem beseben unt maj bon ben austr6.
member 8aien bstdubt tuorben. ST mub
f9on topt s~etpsisn fem. ebe fem 2Opf
ms 5euer fisl. Der Gobie bat ni&t
ibsntifsirt tperben i6nnen.
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protsSt ssutfAer !a%auffler.

aaiIer 8iIbelms ginsrif in 8unftan'
s~elesenbeiisn bat cine ansabI 8erlinet
adnflsr ssssn Jpn aufsebra&t. Webrers
2anbi@aftsmaIsr baben Ginipru& eesen
bic gnorbnunsen bee Gomites dber bas
aufbdnsen Der 8iloer in eer 8unit'
4fabemie erbobsn uno p%erIansen eeren
8iberruf. Giniee Der anorbnungen
tparen bonn 8aiisr peribnlid e%etrOfen.
Serr bon @erner, Der DireftOr Der Afa'
oemie, brobt nit glusidIuB Der 8roteit'
Ter unb fiuoet bnrin bic nnterftabune
bss 3aiierS. Die 8dnitler baben einen
bfsutIi6en 9rotet erlahen.
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Der 8aifer pom China pirb angel,
lid lanafam pereiftet.

8ii&Of Singer, Der beuti&e Wifiondr
in Der 6insfidsn PrOpina S6antunp.
ipridt in isinsm Ioeben ein%eetrohenen
Sabresbsri6t bic usberssusuna aus, bab
Der aaiier bon @binu oaS Opfer zines
lonaIam pirtenosn @iftes If, uno bab
bon Der aaiisrin. Witttpe fem Ra6folesr
bsrsits aussspdbli III. Or. Inser fact.
bab IS isinem 8peifsl unterIiest. bab Der
aaiier bic abfidt battle. bic 8aiierin'
8itipe oils @sfanssne nod Wiutoen, Der
Saupthuet Der Manbihursi. su ftidsn
unb eab bic aaiisrin bies su cerfelben
.3eit srfubr. ais iis bic Ratritt srbislt
oab Der @snsraleommifdr YuonsS bi'
Rot bic 8srbfsnilidune zines faiisrll'
den @oietes beabfiHtise, Doour6 Der
irabiionsIs 8Opf absei@aft unb suro'
pdiiGs 8Ieibuns sinseflbrt tperoen iolts.
Die Solss tpar cine itIrmifte untsrreo'
uns nit benz 9aiIer nobel ite ibm feline
europdii9e 8Isibuns BON asibs rib.
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Die ausweifunsen aus salespia.

Ser Obsrprdiibent bon S@Iesnis'
Solitein, bon 86qer, bat cine 9%eputatiou
Don bdniiben 8auern aus Der '@e8snr
bon SabersIsbsn in Horb.S &lespip
empfaneen, bic barum nadiu&ten, baB
bic Nuspsiiuns bon Ddnen aus isnsr
Bropin3 aufb5ren m6se. 96aer bat
barauf srpibsrt. bab oiss nidt Der Faa
isin tpirbe. 70 LANCE bic Ddnen in Der
@renspropina ibre asitution ssssn bic
preuBii9en 8ebbrben foriisbten.
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sslapars, sada. & @sHerH G~iisnba9u.

3iss p~srIalsn Snautpn; Grprsb fur Sins-
bamtOn, Sspsso, 9lmira. Coming, Bath,
Dansptas, WOunt Wprris IN, Buffalo 1910,
2.35 uub 9 09 Wprssns, f.55 unp $50 Rat.
8srbineuug ma6sne in Buffalo na6 alsn
punfttu in BEN @etsn, Rorh. unb Sibpsl.
Grprse fir Rem Yprf, philadelphia, Cation,
Irsntpn. 5iflib unp iisIi6, I'M $40, 500 unb
10. R., 1855 unh 1888 RaGm. Ri6clipu
Accommodation nm $40 Radm. 5Obpbanna
ACCOMMODATION nm 6.f0 absnfs.
GrprsB fur Rcribumbsrlanb, pitisicu, Wil-
fss. Barre, ETC., nm 500 unb zoos Rcretns,
une f.55 unb $40 Rahmittaes.
golfanpiss a%usfunft ibtr 8aitn naG antn
5btiltn ttr Der. Staatsn uno Canada fam In
Der 5idttpfiet i'm Sabnbsf srbaltn psrstn.
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Cob sines bcutfHen 3situneSbers
auSgcbers.

8iaiam Rssb. Der glsentbiimer bee
pittsburs. pa, Srelbsiisfreuno, 1T an
Den Solsen Der Grippe. Der ii1 2unsen'
~entsinOune beiseieal bate. i'm Utter BON
rs Sabren peridieoen. . Serr Nteb fam
idon in iuusen Sabren bon 3auenbain.
Deuifdlanb, poielbit er seboren mar,
bierbsr unb irat i'm Sabre 1887 oils ems
fater Nrbsitsr bsim Sreibeiisfreuno in
D,enf. S6nea arbeitete er iih empor
bio sum gieentblmer Der 3eituns, Der ct
i'm @ansen SO Sabre %ansebbrte.
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Cur uns piper bic Annsyionspoli'
fiR

Ser frlbers @oupsrnsur 8outtpeQ
belt in Salsm, NaH., i'm @hsS Sniff.
tuts Dor ben 36sIinssn unb BrOfsforsn
Der AnftaIt cine Rsbe. in psl&sr sr ba'
fir p%laibirte. bab mir uns. eetreu benz
Dor ausbru8 beS 8rieess atsseebenen
8eripredsn. aus porto Rico uno ben
pbilippinsn suridSieben iolen.
Nuf benz Sabresbaniett eeS Democras
tic Stub in 8ortlanb, We., fpra1en fi&
ale tonansebsnben DemOtruten bssStaa'
ties sesen @gpunfion aus; bic SiItsrftal Z
rurpe nibt betlbtt.
Der Senat Der StaaisleeiSlatur bon
Oregon bat cine &eio!ution su @unitsn
Der 8otifieiruns oss Barrier 5risbsns'
psrirases obne irssnb cine 8erdnoeruns
%dnaenommen.
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Grant Stetter,
SOtel anb SGcferei
N0xI.d..a aah o..
Watnftraee, Spbe Narf.

Burms uno tuIts Spsiisn Fub su isotr "a.
eesjeit gu baden. 6riides Eager fets an
3apf, fOuie 8sine, 9iqu0re unb Gigarren.
Die nit usinsm SoteI usrbunoens Bdd.rti
lisfsrt Elm porjleIi&es Badmrrt. uub nerb.n
ale 8sfslunssn prompt uuo biQis bsiorst.
ranf @ tetter.
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Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
erie uno @pomina gauss Giienbabu Go.

in Strait am ~. Sspt. 1898.
3iigs perlafsn S:ranton fir Ntp Ycrf, Nsp.
bursb uno 5wiitsupunften auf Der @rit Sabu,
~sbsnfals fur Saiplsy unp lUfalfu punfttn I'm
1903 Moreens unb 2.25 RaGmittass. 3iss
srrsi&tn SCRANTON BON pbissn punften um
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Die ~ieiniten Drudarbeitsn Der Stabt,
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