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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-08
ONE HUNDRED HORSES Burned.
Fire Destroys Seventeen Buildings, Inelud.
ing q Big Livery Stable.

CENTRALIA. Mo-. Sept. Fire started In
Byram a Settles livery stables at 80 o. clock
this morning. and burned sixteen frame build
ings and one brick building This being the big
day OF the county fair the city was thronged
with farmers and others from the adjacent
country. many Of whom drove in. putting up
their horses at the stable where the frO
originated. In consequence over one hundred
horses and scores OF vehicles were burned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-08
BRITISH CABINET MEETING TO-DAY.
Considered Unlikely Now That an Ultima
tum VIM he Drafted.

Special Cobb DsssateA 10 TEE SUE.
LONDON. Sept S.-Theecrisis hangs entirely
upon to-day's Cabinet meeting. which all agree
will be OF historic importance. It ID most
unlikely that the Ministry will draft an ul-
timatum to the Beers. Conservative critics
expect that they will draft question to which
categorical negative or Affirmative answer
will be demanded within a stated time.
The Standard declares that the stake now is
the whole question OF supremacy in South
Africa Is that quarter OF the globe to be in
the future under British or Dutch ascendancy1
This 10 the real ground on which the quarrel
will be fought
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-08
PANAMA CANAL PLANS.
Company Said to Have Made an AKras-
ment with j. p. Morgan a Co.

ment with J. p. Morgan q Co.
SpsefaI cabls DssDateA 10 THE Sun
LONDON. Sept. 9.-The Financial Neo's Paris
correspondent SAYS 1t 10 stated that the
Panama Canal Company has entered into an
agreement with the American bank Ing house Of
]. p. Morgan 4 Co., for the latter to supply the
necessary funds for the completion OF the
canal In case Congress is favorable. Two del
egates are going to New York. where the con-
tract will be signed.
The bonds Of the first Panama Cant any will
bs accepted In payment at 20 per cent Of
their nominal value.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-08
SCULPTOR STRICKEN ON 4 TRAIN.
Mr.. Berier Has Been Working on tho Dewey
Aroh-Two Others Have Died.

Herman Berier Of $40 East 120th street, one
OF the scuptors employed on the Dewey arch.
was stricken with paralysis or apoplexv on an
elevated train last night while returning homo
from visit to friends In the Borough OF the
Bronx. He was attack ed just before the train
reached 143d street, and was removed to the
station platform, where Ambulance Surgeon
Powell OF the Harlem Hospital attended him.
He was taken home.
Two sculptors employed on the Dewey arch
have died since that work was commenced
Mr.. Beriers attack will not prove fatal. It 10
hoped. He Is 62 years old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-08
Forty.two Dollar. = Minute.

The Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association has en-
tAblshsd an unparalleled record In payments -
policy holders. During the past six weeks this SonA
pAny has paid 5000 900 in death claims, - tAs
rate Of sl5o.Oo week. S25. 900 day or about eAA
every rlnute during business hours AdA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-08
Labor Party Adopts an Emblem.

The Independent Labor party, at a meeting
in Clarendon Hall last night. decided on a pair
OF clasped hands as the party emblem.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-08

Manhanset House. shelter Island. open until Sept
10Th seutember most ENJOYABLE season for golhng.
-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-08

Unsurpassed Route to Kansas City.
LAckAwanna train leaves New York 10 each morn.
ing. arriving Kansas City $3.50 next evening. Best
accommodations. Inquire 42e BroAdway.-ldV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-08
COURT REFUSES TO HEAR THE TRUTH.

The question OF calling Colonies Schwartz
koppen and Panizzardi again arose, Major
Carriere read the law on the subject NJ Labor
said It was impossible to exaRgerate the
importance OF these witnesses. The Govern
ment prosecutor agreed with this statement
NJ Labori added that he should never have
called them had not the Servian refugee
Cernuschi been introduced. but now II was
absolutely necessary to do so.
The Court retired to deliberate and returned
in twenty minutes. Then Col. Jouaust read it's
decision. which was unanimous on the point
that the Court was not competent under the
regulations to order such a commission as NJ
Labor had requested. The discretionary
power to do this rested solely on the President
OF the court. Col. Jouaust added that as Presi-
dent OF the court he felt compelled to refuse to
use this discretionary power in compliance
with the defendants request.
M. Labori was evidently astonished at this
lie asked Col. JouauSt II he insisted on his re-
fusal to tax 9 the testimony OF the two witnesses
referred to. Col. Jouaust replied II maintain
this decision"
II Is no exAggeration TO say that every one
except the phalanx OF Generals was dumb
founded at this decision. Both the prosecu-
ton and defence were practically united In
accepting the offer OF Germany and Italy 10
place the whole truth OF this five years mys-
terry before the Judges. whose sole duty was to
seek it, The reply was an arbitrary refusal TO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-07
Seiueb uno ieine ansrbli6cn GeuBes
rlnQeu.

u arlington, .. g., 6. Nua.
- 8e5iiglid Der Melbung oe5 pariieu
8Iattes n2ibre 8aroIe," nGmli9 buB
bic OItret6iIfs Re9ierun9 aOmiraG
DspeD dufgefOrOert babe, GrtlGrungen
ii6er Die angebli6 BON inn gema6te
2teuBerung. baB Der nGd}Ite 9risg beu
9ereirieten @tuuten nit Oeutf6lanS
Iein piiroe, unb baB bic 9ereinigten
Staaten BON @ngIanb unterItiiBt tpera
ben ipiirben, u6suge6en, ertlGren 8eA
dmten bes Stdatss 0spartements, oaB
ss Elm flugpanter 8ru6 aller diplomas
tii9en 9stpcbnbeiten iein tpiirbs,
penn Elm Diplomat birett mil einen
Ser. StdatenzSffi3ier berbunbeln uno
ri6t ben biplomatiiden SnItun5snsuq
bep6a6ten tpiirbe. @s piiroe, i'm Sc
gentbsiI, 8runb gu elmer 8ef6tpsrbe
urferer1sits porbanoen isir, penn Ii3
SeItrti9 an 2lbmirdl OetpeD in elmer
Sa6e gepanDt baben IolIte, bic gang
olIein bic Der. Staaten unD 0eutI9s
fnrh nnneht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-07
Yosner's
Ser 0rDBte opn allcn CSC.
Sd1uf= . erf1ufen

1T iiberdG betannt geporben. 5abriz
fanten fpippbl, als oas Yublifum 1inb
baron intereliirt. Die grOBten S6ubz
Wsrt6e tperben uns tdglif ungebOten.
Eft 3ufri.p.nbeit Der adufer bat unierem 99c.=
9ertauf BON Srforo=Sies arOben &ubm perlbaiit,
unp Die &cuntnib Der 5abritantsn, Dab mir icit
oem l. Suli .norm Qrpbe @utduis ma6ten, 1T bic
llujad,e, pub uns btp,uttupt 9artien BON aGen
rS,iten aneebotcn tporoen Ius oisien babsn mir
iurqfdtig bic b,f.n g8ertbe in idnparsen unO lob=
farbiaen Grforp<lits unD eintoe tbr gut. Sanoa=
len nit einem uno spei Riemen bsrausgelutt,
pel6e mir b.ut. Norsen ium @erfauf aubieten.
Srps p.s lltbrpertbes in peieu S6ub.n tperDtn
lie, irqeno p.l6. Gr6btr uno slrten, p.rtauft pers
Den ;u Dem populdren Yreiie bon 99c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-07
3mci seiualtiae Sarsains in
Waid]=&lcioerituffen.

9sr baben cine itbr au3ebenD. IusipabI bon be.
orudten 2utpns nit linnsnsm @1ans 81. iino elm,
&eprOouttiOn oss BON 9sluft intsOrtrt.n Mat.riaIs
Ser stOif fam bus gans. Subr binOurb sstrussu
sperOen. Sbr f0nnt t,in.n untsri6i.D BON osu
edtsn Stofen ertsnn.n, ip.nn oitie perarbNst fnO.
Sic pertauf,n T6 ibuel. 98r babeR ben ean3en
9Orratb Der Jabrif. Seprmann litbt fs. 8ir
bab,n nur $50 stiid ibrig 50 lang. Der 9orrab
anOausrt, Die er0bt. @.ltg.nbeit Der saon iiir
g8ai6itufie. 4c.
Q8ir ptroen tiH. qartie ,iR.r esorudttn Organ:
oi.s ofisriren Su psnig,r als sintm Srittsl ibrts
fprflben a9crtbeg. Sic Muiter unO Garbeu Fn0
oisieb.u, tpenn nit befer, pi. BEL otn rportirten
Getpeben. Sic bab.n bic @ustpabl inter ttapa SC
auseeipdblten Muit.rn fe iino aGc i66n, iebr
fein unO abesertiot, gang nit 9lumen=Muisrn,
GuaDrilen, farrirt, bibib e.bliimt, esitrsiit IT, l.
IN. Sieie Stofie tpurD,n bsroeiteGt, Inn 3u 25c
ptrtauft SIT tperoen, sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-07
A1rbr unb rafbr bfrhbmt.
Vicrtanienb Yarbs ncrfanft IN einer
lSpdle. Sreitaufenn ipeiterer
Y)arSs seibe miifien st 25c.
abaeiebt tueroen.

Gs purp. el.i6 an trfer Stele l.ttsn mOnta9
Mcrgen betaunt, uno S.Osrmann tuollte binsn, unl
Ghpas DON Den prd6tissn aBrtbitoff.n, Die bis su
50 Gents auftpdrts fOfetsn, su bstOmm.n. G9db,
rtnO Der 98o6t p.rtduftsn mir iiber 1000 0arDs e=
trsiiter, brotats. einiad farbsn uno 5aneDzseiOs,
uno peuno6 tounts ni6t Sao.r beoent tp.rDen
0esbulb baben mir eusn iu.iter.n gorratb bon 5000
gurOs b6aift, .benfuus esrsit., tarrirte= brotat,
einfa6iarbiesn uno Sancp=StiOs. barunter e=
nige sinfabs i6pari.n SeioenfOfs, Biz su Sc. pro
9arO prtb. 1lno fs ioacn alle fort bsi oieIem
9ertauf fir bic b.ut. morgen bsainn.nOe gep6. su
Osmisfben popu!dren uuo berets beriibmt,n Qrei.
ppn 25c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-07
9osner's
ll)ir kdnnfn IS tpieberbolen.
limb mir fDnnen bic fleiorpt= Sen5a=
tipn Der lcbten Npc1c tpiebcr
aitfnebmen.

Gbs Die leste g8ubs baIb pOritb:r mar, iabtu mir
elm. Der orObartiqt,n S.nationcn i'm gertauf lid,
entludeln, uno mir bemsrftsu ebtnials, pab mDoz
li5supeiie elm. grObere Tu6irag. na8 sleiorDtcn
tntftsb.n piirO., als mir o.dsn fonnten; oesbal6
btcilt.n mir uns uro b.tafiten 2tnes mas mir in
Guutp=Ilai o428aba srlaneen tounteu, in
bluu uuD >psiB grim uno psiB unO braun unb u,ib,
Gir'ulars5dcOn, ibsn asitrtiat, pOl. s9,its. nit
6reittm Saum md aeidlt.ltem 8iid,n. Ssoer Sim
seine tpa3bar. 9isis RleiOr0fe nuroen gum 8erz
tauf fir $l.OO e,ma6t Siti, Tnp Der qan5s 9ur=
ratb, pssipegen Sit Sybre 9ustpabl oiort trcfitn
ioattn. 50 lange iis anbaltsu, qeben ne iir 39c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-07

Spfepb Murpbb BON Slototpn; 5ruu
Sollis %. @Itsp bon gllspurth; Glifs
foro GltIhman BON Gorinth; Sri. Qi3z
gle Warb BON gan9pr; G6artes %.
Oopnes bon @Gsprrtb; ). 6. Stpeet>
ger, neutrality-suspicious. bon Portz
lamb; Sra M. Cont BON Oanfprtb; g..
8. 9ennett pon 8rttper; 5ruu q. 8.
9enmett, 9reper; 5ruu Gbas. StoOer,
Gllsportb; Mefpin Mcgarb, Gprintb;
Srau u, 8. 9ilGings, Bangor; 6rau
@sorqe Serpent. SQnuor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-07
9osner's
08unoer iiir Wanuer.

Ser er6Bte betannte gtrtauf in Stape1= uno @Q=
tuesz9lrtifd piro bsute Dtoroeu bier in Mdnnsrz
seemocn uno SOFTEN bsoinusn. g9ir baben staua
5000 Stiid fein'n llntsrSeuges iuiau,msn g.bra6t,
in rg8bts 2islt SbrtaO," ieipsuiibrie sgDptiide
6aoen, natiirlidem pWlirture Maco Qarn," rSilosr
Mirture Sta Sslano GOttou,n pRaturol @jrap Ser
isp 8ib" erner cine 9artie 6ancp= Tarbige, eeisdt
unD g,treii; .inige fir issis,n @sbraub, onOers
fiir DEN 5rubbsrbit. stle neu, gut unO frii6, unO
wrtIib tin punOerbarsr 9urqain. Sas biQiQh.
eenano in 9artis ipuroc nur fir tueuieer, als
2jc. pertauft @nOere inn 3Sc., 50c. uno pirtli6e
75c. H98ertbe. Sieits FnO lprfli6. sbataben; nitt
pon esringsrsm 98trtb, ais 25c ,tnb bnauf bis su
75c., urtlber 98srtb. llnO 81. f0uncn irasuo
sin G.ipono faufen in Der 9arts iIir 1Sc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-07

Saunberstopn, 81. g., 6.Quz
9uIt. = 3pei Wuggons collibirten
6euie 5piI4en Widforo unD Narraz
ganietl pier auF Der tSeapiep @lecz
trio 3oao, unb Merritt 2Dman 9lbbeb,
Elm UtoIormann, fam um's 2e6sn.
Bon Den 40 Pahugeren besDaggpns
puroe nur SRI. W. 6. 8ropn aus
prOoioence oerlebt. 9sibe Daggons
purosn bur6 bic eleftriT6e Str0mun9
in 8rano 9eTest unb total 3erltOrt.
Die ur a DE bes ungliid 8
nod nt6t fldr.
Wtotormann 6an1iltpn leiDet an ben
6oigen Der gridiitbsumq uHO 1T 6eute
2tbeno nIdt i'm Stunbe. irgeno tpcl9e
WiitthsllNuasn an ma6ql. nr. 2ln=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-07
Yo8ner'8
1lidt rim unbffrieoistes peOhrfnif.

Gs eibt in ber tpeiten. bertpirrenben
Mense DeEsn, mas Elm 9emsintpeisn
tdsli9 bsnDtbist. tein 8ebiirfniB, ipelz
dem bic 0ills unb bic 9iilfsmittel bisz
Ies Saufes ni9t entfpre4en tonnen.
llnb inbem mir auf Sbre MunI9e
bollfdnbis sinssbsn, sibt ss fur Sic
Ni6ts, mas gu pertbpou 1T, uno tsin
essneriI6er Ginflub tann uns beitimz
men binii9tli9 Der Preife, unb per=
ben biefelbsn fets unIere unermuollde
Mufnerffamfeit finoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-07

oretp Ruo,G, grGIiOent Der 8abn9eA
IelI6uft, lit ni6t i'm Stanbe, irgen6
! tlfe 9!ufflGrung- iiber bic 1rI Id6e
bes llngfiidS 3u geben. @r lieB oaa
@sleiie uuf Der Bride glsi4 nl4 beS
8ataitropte genau inipi5irer uno funa
2llss in SronunQ. 8alo nd9bar fu9a
Ken bic Wuoqpns pieoer iiber Die
Bride. 0r. 4aoeq beItreitet, oaB ben
psrungliidte @agqpn 3u f6nea gefa6s
rtn mar. Wlanf, Qeute bebdupten,
bic Bride lei mlnQeiGaft gebuut uuo
Die S6isner hGtten IiA an Der be-
treffenoen Steqs sttpa8 qeiantt. gBGre
biz Bride nit einem itarten 8elGr5o,r
perIstGr qetpeien, 10 piirOe ii4 ods
InQIid f6periih ereionst 6aberL. /
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-07
Yostters'
CnDr= nnb 8rpnses2iim=Sar9ain.

98ir babtn ttwa 20 Gntr=sii5s, Die als Muf.r
seoient bub.n. Sic fino feiuesDees bsi6dOist.
Bir psro,n atpsi parti.'n bon osni.lb.n MAIDEN.
ane 3ii6.. Di. bisb.r Sc Bis s. !o.ten, ipersen
iiir $3.50 pro 'stiid abaeIaien. aa. sii6. p.
ju So. 50 Bis SO o,rtawft uurOsn, pro.n au SO 90
pro 'Stid abstosbsn. Sic perb,n auf oos grinou.
tete nit i.usa Nuasrsaan2sn aba,ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-07
Seine Giulubnna an Gcruera.

SbicaQp, 6. 2luquit, - Pofs
meiIisr Gba8. q. 8prOpn bon Dem
Gpn,its, psldes bic arrangements flu
Die SSoier Der 8runoiteinlegumg Deg
neusr 8uroe5QebGuoes, am 8. SftoA
Der, trifft, bat ertldrt, e5 lei untpabr,
pdB oa5 @omite ben ipaniI9en Mouis
raj @erpera gu Der SSeier eingeluoen
to.be. Der 9orI6luq lei gema9t, aber
BON Dem Gomite auriid 9slpieien pprz
ben. 8On prom;nenten 8erIoren Oes
@usIanOes feien nur YrGIioent 0ius
BON W}erifo uno Der cardDiIbe Yrez
mier 2aurier einQeIQoen noroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-07
9osner's
Gine Muitcr= WuStpabl reid1er
Yarlpr. unb Speiieaimmer Sampen.

g8ir ueridafft.u uns ben sansen 9orratb bon
ctna $50 Muf.r<9ampsn b.resitsat bon timer Ger
erobt.n Jabrit.n in oieism aano.; feline 7sud aams
pen alsib; i.O,s Dtuit.r UNI ieo. SetOratiOn fnO
BON Der neusitsn Dirt. Srris fat Die 6dlit:.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-07
Baltimore Cf,ip= Sal,n= 2sulletin.

$500 ppn Baltimore nad @tlanttczGitp
Gdpe wap, Ccear=Gttp oeer SeasSsies
Sitp uus aurild. Sillete tino an jebsm Sam@
itae uno SOnntaq bis gum 9. Septsmbtr 1899
ju pertaufen. GItig fiir Oit &iifiabrt biz sum
Senia0 nad Dem 9SerfauIstaqe 8ultI9 dut
allen ,3iieen iir Die oin= unO Riidfdbrt. Vors
jtqliber r3Onal Blue =3ugOisnit. (2l9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-07

WQtt0nQl Sa1t : Neretn
Oct Staot 2safti1nore.
| Saupt= =Siireau: Tioelitn= 9 ebamSe
Seboftorium ,Gontirental= Rational ganf. g..
9erpabrune b. SsturtGten 5ibslitp / 3epoft 60.
@samts inter 8Hrsi6aft Der
p5ib.lits SepOft 60" Don Marplano.
6=pros. &apttal 2lnlage.
gsr offerireu cine bsi6rdutte an,abI Don auf-
bejabttsu 4ntbsilsn su 500 pro antbeiI nit elmer
idbrii6en 9aar= 3ibotnos BON 9rp5snt, balb=
idbrli5 Sablbar nit 4ro3snt am Is. ausuf unp
Setruar.
Cine Saritellung
Der peranfdbIasten Soften fur MitsIieesr NIT
5000 MuslOfuns.
unmittsbar mad Der 8erausgabuns
nirp Der 9sr.in feline gttisu 5u $40 pro
q.lOit gu $40 pro @ntbsil $1,000 MOnat=
lids 3ubun9sn auf 25 antbtils 5u 90
Gents munatl4 pro antbsil fir 100
Wtonate $l,5Oo.O
ssf"%s' sssisiia aagi5uus;sr;is aa1ii5 1SSSS SS
Rsttu.llnfoitsn fir Mitulitbsr $5OO.00
Wian btrlanee ben Qropstt.
Sirettoren:
Grnff. 3. Ssnabe. iun., Clinton .. pains.
Tbps. B. 5an, @iIbu, 8. Sadion.
Gnmare Raine. Sanes .. Dtaipn,
q. s8insIurp ssirltams. Dm. y. 5arpep.
NJ. Wc0. pridarb.
VI. Neo. Yrid,aro.
Hebr9.1SG&s) sgeidhdftsflbr.r.
Nidt Tas. mas Sbr pereienf. ionberu mas SIR
~ iparr, maht gudb reid.
~noYt r.,.y,5ei, r,h .;,.r, b.e;umt,n milan,
unb bsponirt Cure @riparnifis III osm
ST. James SaUings 5unO,
Elm. FSsr. ai.S.rlass fir bic H,iu.n GriSarniH.
oss gOlt.sr
sMopit=G6e
Baltimure>Str. unb YnftsOfFeezAue.
STen tdsIidb ppn 10 ubr WeorsenA
bis ubr Ssacbmittass.
Sneiss SIreau-Gde eager une somerfetftr.
SfisH an Mittpp6 uHp Sarlfaa NbenbS
bon t8 bis 9 upr.
3h pro;.nt 3tnien auf 9epofiteH be,ablt.
8.ritGbe ibernumt au6 gonti BON @.r.nsn,
gBObItbatis..its es.uibait.n. Iu9labp.rmaitsrn
uHb gorntiiHorn.
uebrnimmt g.HsftAGb,ds in S.pOFt uno talhrf
oieisbM Gin.
Groffntt @snti fir RinS.r.
Gr6ffa.t GOnti NIT auberbalb Der Staet tpobnsn'
ptn QeriOaen.
geomte unb 9ireftoren:
SEQ. &. 3baler, Brdiibent.
eouis 8. s8ininser. 8tcesYriFbent.
8obt. 8. Retca. s.tr. uno shasuetft.I.
Sarrp g. Wfann. Nntuat.
Jacob Bed, Geo. u. 5ar,
Sonrao 3aus. dug. Ghmiot,
2beob. BON TinteIn, g. gb,rena
Senrp 9is, Nnbreds Sranj.
gerEonus sSranct, Geo. y. Sintena9.
Uartin Neperoir1, 4Iois ssud,s.
Auauf 9Reber, Daniel Boone.
BtroInanb 4erdhuer, Gom. s. @anaaker,
Soiepb 0ebranf. Yiid,ael 1ohermann.
gtctor 3biQ. u. Wolenbsrfi
(Suli3 lSl
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Sir 3itttcr bes lSaiicn &erihtS:
lenru q. Bo0e.

Ser bemofruti6en OminatOnszGonb.ntiOn uns
tsrporisn (216-22)
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alnp 70 fort ei. saui. Rsb. bnauf. Sic faS
al. Bargains.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-07

Man bite fid] npr billigen
yehmefel.Seifen, Die aus
unreinen 0lbfallen beraeitellt
fucrSen nno febr eeidbrlidb
iins. .-ltebersensen sic iih,
baf Sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-07
Gtne pra6ttge,
;Qrte ltuD reine
0eft6tsfarbe
fofgt ol
@e6rant pom
Olett1t'8
S@tuefel=
Setfe.

9ieie Seife iuirS iur9fGltia
subereitct, unS bic SaSn per.
fpanotcn Matcrialien iinS bic
beitcn, fpeidbe Der meoi5inis
id)eu 2Sifenifaft befannt
iino.
giite 2Sar,1uns!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-07

@ntisblt6e 9abnfataitrop6e in elmer
paniier 9ortabt. - Sisbstp5sbn
Msnf9en bur9 eine 3ugzGolliIion
getootet ltnb piele perlebt. - Raz
bau 5tpifden So5ial;iten umo ibren
gesnsrn in paris. -aaiIer Jrun5
SoTepb empfdngt ben DeutI9en
Rei4stun5lsr 9obenlo6e ouf leiner
Dpr4reiTe gu 9llt<9luFe. - Mi
TtIter SelcafIe in pstersburg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-07

Tabe5u DO Spbte duf elmer Ipeben Dem
8erfebr er0fFneisn Srullepz
- Stur5 zines @aggons bon elmer
Sriid'. - SAT- ale SnIafsn gez
t0Dtet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13

Croker's success in getting hold Of the spare
cash OF his fello v voyagers, denounced this as
a dangerous exercise Of one man power ana
promised to demonstrate by evidence that TIC
had employed villanous methods.
George Barnum, q member Of the same the
atrical company. the principal witness
lie told about being employed as sleuth IN the
case because II was known that he read SheT-
lock Holmes" He watched Mr.. Croker give
one Of the stokers bagful of gold oricKs anu
these were put into the fire instead OF Goals
AS a natural consequences, the ship did not run
WELL and as Mr. Croker had made the lowest
estimate he Mr.. Barnum described now
he followed the movements OF Mr.. Croker and
the stoker.
How could you be at the stern of the boat
watching Mr.. Croker and at the same time be
below watching the stoker?" asked NJ. p.
Snyder, another member Of the Smith COM
pany, who was acting as Mr.. Cookers counsel
"Oh you see am detective was the reply
Mr. Arbuckle brought out the terribly in
eliminating fact that Mr.. Croker frequently
went on deck smoking and looking up at the
sky without saying anything. This was hailed
as conclusive evidence of guilty intentions.
G. ". Whyte. OF New York, was the next Wit
ness He acted as treasurer of the pool fund.
In response to questions he admitted being
member of the Democratic Club and of Tam
many Hall.
do you hold any ofFlce?"
"N-no. that is, not yet" he said looking at
Mr. Croker in a serious way. The Tammany
cheftain Joined in the roars Of laughter that
followed.
Mr. Whyte averred that half hour before
the posting Of the notice Of the days run, on
which the betting made, Mr. Croker came
to him and without any preliminaries held out
his hand and said, Give IT to me-
Isn't II a fact" asked Mr.. Snyder in cross
examination. that you one Of the syndicate
organized TO fitch money from the pockets Of
YOUR fellow passengers under the pretence OF
betting?"
II don't like that expression 'flch.' If you'll!
say 'swipe' I'll agree with you
Mr. Arbuckle made hit in summing up. not
so much by what he said by his gestures
and mannerisms His pretended difficulty In
remembering the defendants name caused much
merriment
Mr. Snyder declared that the investigation
was the work of Thomas =. Reed. who was
Mr. Reed was going to settle in New-York to
make trouble for Mr. Croker. either by lighting
Tanmany or by getting into the Hall and
aspiring to the leadership.
The committee indicated Mr.. Croker and
asked him to make a collection for the Sea-
mems Fund He did that aid more, for he con-
tributed as his own share the net winnings OF
his bets the snip
For that night. at least nearly everybody
aboard was a Croker man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13
SEWELL WELCOMED HONE.
THREE HUNDRED JE2sEYMEN GO Do"N
THE BAY TO GREET HIM.

THREE HUNDRED JE2SEYMEN GO ~" ~
THE BAY TO GREET HIM
c.,a.o- ea,,cu returned from Europe yester-
do,. 80, tho steamship 81. Paul. and received an
,,,,b,,s,oetio greeting from three hundred prom
t., rors.vrnan who chartered the excursion
,,.o,,ho,t Laura NJ Starin and went down the
Raw IN welcome home the Senator and two other
,ossorgors on the steamer. Sheriff Baird anu
ox sheriff West of Camden County. the county
from which the Senator halls.
The steamboat left Jersey city rev minutes
after o'clock just about the hour the o. rau.
passed Sandy Hook. \ permit had been ISSUED
nv ,be Secretary Of the Treasury to allow inc
Senator and his two Camden friends To leave Tue
steamship at Quarantine, but the eN'urS'o" ''a'
had stopped at the Barge once 10 aSce' ,"''.
IL the St Paul had been reported ana re"'ne''
Quarantine few minutes too Iate' as '"' "
Paul was getting under way 10 run W nei p'
Tho hank struck up Home Again anu
"Amorico" as the Starin ran close TO the Dig
steamer Senator Sewel was not on deck ne
had not expected the greeting or MS ir'e"us.
sheriff Baird was discovered on the dech anu
n Camden man with powerful lungs snou.eu
"Iowdv Davie where's the General Inc
Sheriff shouted back: Down Oeio" ''s"''S ''''
Declaration of independence
SpWeU appeared hii''"N
Tho shout that went up from his Jersey irlehoS
drovynod The best efforts Of the band OF rorty
r,oces 70 make audible II Guess I'll have 10
re,egrapb Nv Baby and Hail to the Chiei!
senator sewen raised his hat and waved MS
hand and the Jerseymen waved their mats anu
gave three cheers and a tiger
The command silence was heard on the
excursion boat and the invitation to come
aboard was given. but Sheriff Baird replied
Nv oor., oct off: come up to the pier and well
get aboard. r. d., 90
The excursion boat followed the 81. faui u
hor n,er where an amusing incident occurred
Renresentative Loudenslager and the o'her
members Of the committee went IN quest Oh
the Senator and spent several minutes III
searching the vessel While engaged III 'nen
search senator Sewel and his party boarded
the Laura NJ. Starn were escorted 10 the
upper deck and the reception was IN PROGRESS
when Representative Loudenslager returned 10
renort that he had failed in his quest ana was
surprised to find the missing guest ABOARD
Luncheon was served while the STEAMBOAT
went up the river as far as Grants tomb Tnen