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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19
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lie9en uns no3 ni9t por, ie iperben uber
tppbl ni3t 10 braitii4 ieia.
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re4ten &i4tung, unb Die Set pirb lebren,
pel9e gefimmun9en 9in5uget9an ober ab=
get9an perben miiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19
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faner 9efdic0en.

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gu elmer 3eit, ba biele unieter beutioen
tidtigiten oeltT6en a~meritanif6en Muiitet
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bie1em 2anoe; unb beindbe elm Gdlbes
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rita t9dttg ge6lieben. 3uglei9 mai er Elm
Nann BON bielfeitiger algemeiner 8iIbung.
8egeiitert bate er in fs;ner Sugen0 alS
Mitglisb Der @iener Characterization i'm
Sabre 1848 fir :in frsies 0euti9t6um gez
~tritten. @ein alerleBtes 0Ffentli9es DUFF
treten in @bicago gait ebenfal5 hrm guten
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an Den 8orbereitungen CUR groben beutIfen
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mel4er ct nit alter 8raft unb 2ii6tigfeit
Die qmsrifanif4 unb beutIb patriotiIGen
@eiien bes Sr4efters birigirte.
9ur brei 8oden iinb feit4er bsrffofen;
unb mir baben i'm ni6t mebr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19
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Iti9 cine Serngeitalt, nit ebfsm ilpoem
0<Ii6t, bas fi3 unter Den ponsn Ifnesz
peiben !9aaren 10 ebrpiirpi5 nusninmt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19
aoad1eehtd5s auteots atanta Bstt.aaa aatthpod, 10. aprtl 1899.

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hen Iationen pie 9eutfAluno uno Die
Ser. StGater.
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erirculi3er 9eipeis bon Dem md9tiean uno
nd9leltigen @inbrude u%nierer G~Gic13oer
beuii4en ProteitperIammluns.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19

trGgt, urs feiner ni9t frOb tperben laffen, I'M
benz sr unfere 3ufmft ftatt beIer unb freuz
bigger gema9t, in tiefes 9unfel gebiia: uno
nit f9tperen Sorgen erfiiGt bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19

ton, mo er ieitbem in gebiegeniter WeiIe.
cine 3eit lang pdbrenb Der Nbtpeienbeit oes
8Oti4afters als befen Steupertreter, ibdt;g
mar.
The sun., 1899-12-14
QUEER CONSPIRACY TRIAL.
Testimony ms to an Alleged Attempt to
Blackmal Lawyer Hansen.

The Court Of Special Sessions was crowded
yesterday when Christine SIorgen, a cook, who.
before her commitment 10 the Tombs month
ago lived in Cedarhurst. L. l., aud James I'etei-
son. a watch repairrr at 80 Nassau street, who
lives at 34S West Thirty third street, were placed
on trial for conspiracy 10 blackmai! Carl Fisher
Hansen, a young lawyer Of Is Nassau street,
by instituting q false suit TO recover Sl0OOO for
breach Of promise Of marriage with the SIoTgcn
woman Testimony was aiduced yesterday
70 support the contention that the plaintiff in
this action Peterson and two other persons had
been Matching this conspiracy for tho last Ave
years
In lso. Hansen employed the Siorgcn woman.
who is about 10 years old. as a cook. lie was
then occupying fat at 3lS East Fifty seventh
street Two months after having engaged tho
woman he was hurt In a strcrt-car collision and
had to 70 10 II hospital To undergo an operation.
lie sent his furniture to storage warehouse
and dismissed the cook, paying her a full years
al that time was Carl Lorich. who is now in the
Tomhs aM aiting trial for having sent Mr.. Hansen
through the mails a letter threatening to murder
him unless he made financial reparation for a
grievance which i.orich has since admitted in
the police court TO have been imaginary.
The testimony taken yesterday showed that
from tho time Hansen dismissed the Siorgen
woman more than seven years ago, he neither
ago he was served with the paseIs in the breach
o. promise suit instituted by her through IIymes,
Shirtta Schaap OF 6l Park Row. Mr.. Hansen
retained Lawyer George Gordon Battle as his
counsel and Mr.. Battle decided that the action
was inspired by desire to blackmail Mr., Hansen.
who, II WAS thought would rather pay than go into
court The case was called TO the attention Of
the District Attorney and the woman and Peter
son were arrested, The former admitted In tho
police court that she did not even know the name
OF her attorneys in the suit
Mrs Ida Brandt Of III West Ninety. fourth
street and her husband testified that Peters IN
had promised her $4,000 out OF the $40 900 sued
Tor II she would testify in favor Of the Siorgcn
woman, Other witnesses gave smia ar testimony.
Lawyer Hymes took the witness stand and tcsti
fled that Mr. Battle hnd asked him To compromise
the suit for a nominal sum. Assistant District
Attorney Honey who prosecuted, Immediately
sent TO the MolineuX trial for Mr.. Battle who
returned with him and denied that he had ever
made such an offer.
The Justice reserved decision until Monday
and remanded the prisoner TO the Tombs
The sun., 1899-12-14
1901, SAYS THE POPF.
Tho Twentieth Century Begins at the Close
of the Coming Year.

The full text OF the degree issued by the
authorities OF the Roman Catholic Church. at
Rome. permitting the celebration OF mid
night mass on Dec. 81. 1890. and Dec. 81. 1900
(which Is several months old and has been
published In this country shows that the
Pope has not. as q Washington despatch to
ths Philadelphia Press enormously states.
given his sanction to the proposition that tho
twentieth century begins on Jan. l. 1900. On
the contrary 1t says: In order that the ap-
preaching year. 1900. may begin happily
through the suppiication OF the assistance OF
God and His only begotten Son. our Redeemer.
and that It may end. after prosperous course.
by usherIng In n still more happy century. as
Il IL right for us to expect: our most holy
Father. Leo Kill. graciously comedies that,
with the prudent consent nj the Ordinary OF
December. both OF the closing and OF the COM
ing year. IN all churches and chapels, where
the same most august sacrament may be sx-
posed to adoration aud permission 10 given
20 read or 70 sing at the same hour 'c9rnm
Crcumcisioni Of Our Lord and the octave OF
IL" Nativity: and permission Is given, bv
communion either curing the mass or after
III all Necessary conditions to be o6ssIyed s;nNed
eeived fhls morning a decree issued BY, the
Congregation OF Rites at Rome. in which Pope
hG X gnas' he OF TSs %Snsh
mass is very unusual in the Catholic Church
II is rarely celebrated. except preceding the
festival OF CHRISTMAS, In this, city mass is
sung Mt midnight on Christmas Eve by special
faculties every year NJ st. Mary's and In some
OF the converts. A letter accompanied the de-
cree sent TO the Cardinal. who said:
The Hoy Father grants the privilege to
celebrate the midnight mass on Dec 81 ana
recommends IL. but there Is nothing obligatory
In the document issued. have decided not
to permit the public celebration OF the mass In
this archdiocese, as fear the Assem- blaRe OF
inrge crowds and possibly abuses. SeTerthe-
directing appropriate services in connection
with the close Of the year"
Cardinal Gibbons was asked II the decree OF
the Congregation Of Rites or the Pope's letter
made any reference to Dee. 81. 1899. as the
close OF the century. He replied
They do NOT. and no mention IL made Of
1900 as the beginning Of a new century. On
sha eohtrairy; tne minnign, mass Is intended as
understand it, with 1901 :"
The sun., 1899-12-14
IN WISHI> 7ON'S MEMORY.
Exercises to lie Held at st. Paurs Chapel
mud Elsewhere To-day.


To-day IL tho Tooth anniversary OF tho death
OF George Washington. and commemoration
exercises will be held by various g,riotic So
c!eties. Tho principal exercises win be held
In st, Paul's Chapel. Broadway and Fulton
street where Gen Washington attended
church. The Society OF the Cincinnati and the
Bons OF the Revolution will unite in the exer-
cises. Details from Squadron A. the Seventh
Regiment. and the Veteran Corps OF Artillery
will attend and the services will be conducted
by the Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix. chaplain OF the
Sons OF the Revolution The Rev Dr., Marcus
4 Hutton, senior chaplain general Of the
Society," ol the Cincinnati, will pr each the ser-
mon. Tho building has been han. .somely dec
GRATED and the pew In which Cen. Washington
sat has special decorations
In the afternoon the Daughters OF the Gin
cinnni Will hold exercises At Delmonicos, at
which addresses will be made by Prof. William
Wise, Everett Il, Tom linsOn. Cant Richard H.
.'recpe and 9th RS. Memorial exercises will
o. held ~ tho Old Jumri mansion by the Wash
lnEton Heights Nhaptor Of the American Revo-
utl1n AZ O'Clock afternoon. All schoolhouse
Es Wiii be at haii-ma.I to-day, and a salute
Island '
The City Hall flag will be at halt-mast.
The sun., 1899-12-14
DIRECTORS NOT NOW LIABLE
For Debts of Corporations That Under tho
Old Law Failed to File Yearly Reports.

case deciding that under statute OF the
present year directors OF n corporation cannot
be held liable for debts OF the corporation be.
cause they have not filed an annual report.
either before or since the act was the suit
OF Willy Loeb against Julian j. Ruben and
other directors OF the ]. J, Ruben Company,
q mercantile corporation. which was dismissed
by Justice Freedman in the Supreme Court
yesterday. Loeb sued for 81 1000, Il debt con-
tracted about two years ago when the directors
had not fIcd an annual report, Of the finances
ol the CORPORATION required hy the law then
In existence. Franklin Bien, Tor the defend
ants. moved to dismiss the complaint under
the new law. but in opposition 1t was con-
tended that the law could not be retroactive
Justice Freedman decided that the Iegls;
lature had created penalty and that II had
authority to wipe ont this penalty and had
done So by Section ~ Of chapter 345 OF tho
laws ol lNB. This act had repealed the old
law creating the liability and it covered actions
pending when the net was passed as, there Is
now no law In existence which gives the
creditor the right to enforce the penalty
against q directors ~ n corporation.
A number Of actions are pending which will
be affected by this decision.
The sun., 1899-12-14
friends are In vtted to attend. In,erment at tn,
encs ~ ha family

friends are In vtted to attend Interment at the
convenience OF the family.
DONNER.-suddenly. Dec. ~. 1899 at the Hol.
land House. j. Otto Bonner.
Funeral services at the Church OF the Transngura.
tion 10th st. and 18th Av on Friday. Dec Is.
1890. at ?. NJ. Kindly omit flowers.
Suddenly, on Monday. Dec. II, 1900,
at his residence. Ill West 18th st., Gen Edward
Ferero
Funeral services at his late residence. Thursday
evening. Dec. II. 1892. at o'clock. lnterment
Friday morning.
LEAvITT.-At Flushing. \. Y, on Tuesday Dec
IL. 1899. Annabella Edgar LeaNitt. daughter of
the late q. q. Rowland and widow OF Rufus
Leavitt. in her saith vcar
Funeral services will be held at her late residence
broadway and Bovine av., Flushing. on Friday,
Dec. 10. at 2:45 p NJ, Carriages in waiting on
arrival Of p. N. train from L. l. City. Inter.
ment at convenience OF family.
sADLIER.-on Monday Dec. II, 1909, at her
residence, 400 West ssth ST., Julia Agnes Brown
widow ot Denis sadlier.
The friends OF the family are requested to attend
the funeral services. which will be held at the
Church OF tho Holy Name, Amsterdam av., and
eoth st., on Thursday, Dec, -. 1899. at 1880
M.
"ING.-On Dec. IL. 1899. after short illness
Frank r. Wing, In tho 4a,h year Of his age.
Funeral services at the Chu uroh OF the Holy Com.
munion, 9TH av. corner goth st.. at 10 A. NJ. on
Friday. Dec 10, 1870.
WISE.-on Wednesday, Dec. IL. 1899, in Railway
N. j.. Helda, wife Of Frank Wise. in the 34th
year Of her age.
Il HE kENsICo CEMETERY. Private station, ,H,r.
Il lem Railroad; AZ minutes rido from the Grand
Eaut
The sun., 1899-12-14
PUBLIC SCHOOL BoTs STABBED.
Ono by Leader of a Rival GanR-Another
in q Fight In School.


Morris Rosenzweis. aged 10 years. In the
new dispensation In which the young
generation OF East Side Jews do not
suffer but dispense persecution. is the
leader OF the Madison street gang Louis Fen-
stein. aged 13. bosses the Cherry streeters.
They are sworn foes In consequence: so, when
they were going home from Grammar School
No. IL Yesterday. in the luncheon hour. and a
stone was thrown that hit RosenzwelR. It was
natural for him to accuse Feinstein Of throw
ing IL Feinstein said he didn't Rosenzweig
stein was the S"cs hsh' and
Feinstein did not. He went back to school in
70 rain much did he comp!n n to the teacher.
She summoned the principal. there was hear
as n. nga an wsp
TSe poieemap seized him. But ,Ss doctors ss'i az
and the leader OF the Madison streeters may
He wa. taken S in shs,se hy the Gerry Society
stein at 4l4 Cherry street
room In Public School 81, at lMi Monroe
nsG sss 81 w!rs n
Ro the qshf a Th. boys
Of 229 Monroe street. They sat next to each
other in the schoolroom. Yesterday when
sharpen lead pencil. Jones claimed II as one
he had lost. He tried to take 1t. and a struggle
ensued.
The teacher could not separate the boys. nor
could several OF tho older scholars pull the m
apart. The teacher sent for the janitor. but
hand Tree and had stabbed the other boy That
ended the night. Young Jones was taken to
Gouverneur Hospital where his wound was
n N
was arrested. In the Essex Market court he
was turned over to the Gerry Society.
The sun., 1899-12-14
ASSAULTED A PRIEST.
Father o'Reilly OF Glen Cove Choked When
He Tried to Act as Peacemaker.

GLEN COVE. l.. l.. Dec. ia brawny car
penter named Mathew Lawler. who was
employed on the now Catholic church.
made an attack yesterday on another car
church. went to the assistance OF The
attacked man and Lawler turned on him.
Father O'Rely Is q small man, and Lawler
sprang at him and clutched him by the throat
Before he could strike the priest he was over
powered by the other workmen. Father
OReilly refused to make a complaint against
his assniant. Lawler went on a spree laat
night AMI was arrested for trying to whip
every one In sight. He was sent to Jail for
The sun., 1899-12-14
IRViNGTON SCHOOL CLOSED.
Fifteen Cases of Diphtheria In Town
Plumbing May BE the Cause.

Plumbing May BE the Cause.
lRvINoToN. Dec, 13.-The prevalence OF dph-
liberia In this neighborhood has caused tho
Board OF Education. on the advice OF Health
offlcer Smith. to close tho public school. Flf-
teen cases have been reported OF late and
several deaths have been caused by the disease.
Wash basins which are used by the children
have no back air pines and II Ia feared the foul
air from the sewer enters the schoolrooms
Last week Margaret AckermRn, the nine yeai-
diphtheria. The Board OF Education ordered
the school closed I'LL Jan, and all the teachers
aaid that he was not sure the unsnnitary con.
dition OF the school was the cause OF the sick
ness. but the board thought it too serious
ton the school will be reitted with the latest
The sun., 1899-12-14
Burglars Rob n Jor..y City House.

John Willis's house at 900 Pavonia avenue.
Jersey City. was entered by burglars early on
Wednesday morning and robbed Of a quantity
OF solid silverware. jewelry and clothing. In
the dining room they picked out all the solid
silver and left the plated ware. They next
rying on everything that was portable. Neither
Mr. Willis nor any mem Der Of his family heard
~ them; hIs,d In the Kitchen they a had & lunch
Mr. Willis's cigars, The milk was taken from
two bottles which q milkmau had left In the
areaway about 4 A. VI.
The sun., 1899-12-14
MI ARR led.

Dec. II. 1890 at tho resi-
dence OF her bro her, Lieut. J.J. Knapp, L. ~.
Navy Yard. Washington, d. c., Alice. daughter u
Mrs John Knapp of st, Louis, Mo-, to Lieut., A,
c. Almy, U. S.N.
ELLIoTT-ADDEMAS. Providence. II, l.,
on Dec. II, 1919 by the Rev DR.. Moore Mary
Frances. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua NJ.
Addcman. to Dox'cr Elliott Of Brooklyn, NY.
The sun., 1899-12-14
i4-Year old Boy Convicted OF Murder.

SARATOGA. Dec, l3.-In the Supreme Court at
Bals'on Spa to-day, Irving Shaw. IA years OF
age. was convicted Of murder in the second de-
Hr"e ana sehtehGed to HE imprisonment in
playmate. Jesse Blanche. In Providence, this
count. ,hst October. in order. he said. to get
The sun., 1899-12-14
MAY GET TWENTY YEARS FOR ARSON.

storekoeper Convicted OF Setting on Fire n
House Containing III Persons.
julius ], Karshay. who kept a delicatessen
store at 1903 Lexington avenue. was convicted
OF arson In the first degree, yesterday. before
Justice Fursman in the Criminal Branch OF the
supreme, Court He was remanded for SEN
, ,hafshay's store was on fire on Oct %. and
the nrenen found under the bed in the rear
inRs In the midst OF which was a candle The
store was on the ground floor OF a tenement
mouse containing seventy eight persons.
The sun., 1899-12-14

James Farrell. said to be Western profess
sional shopllIter. here to utilize the opportuni-
ties offered by the Christmas rush. pleaded
lolice court yesterday and was held for trial.
He wns caught in a BIoadway department
store with his overcoat sockets full o stolen
N
The sun., 1899-12-14
Agn-w Hearing Adjourned.

When John G. AGnew. the manager OF tho
Washington syndicate. at 81 Greenpont
avenue. was arrnigned yesterday in the Lee
avenue police court on a charge OF violating the
banking laws of the State. the prosecution
asked Tor an Adjournment The hearing was
then set down for Saturday
The sun., 1899-12-14
Arrived-wEDSEspAY. Dec.

Arrived-wEDSEspAY.D Dec. Is.
SIS Southwark, Bence. Antwerp. Dec. 2.
Is Alliance. killings, Colon. Dec Il.
80 Reynolds. Mullah. SourabayA. Oct, 9.
Ss Alps. Kirby. Hayti. Nov. %.
Be Holstein. AArhuus, Port Limon, Nov. 3.
bs Trinidad. Fraser, Bermuda. Dec IL.
ss HArald. Utne, Jamaica. Dec. T.
ss Erna, Bruhn. Jamaica. Dec. 3.
Sc Alamo HiE. Boston. Dec. "a.
Ss Kansas City. Fisher, Dec. 10
Ss ComAnche. Pennington. Jacksonville. Dec. 10.
ss 9uyandotte, Hitler. Richmond Dec. IL
Ss Goldsboro. French. Philadelphia. Dec. ~.
SAT-. W. Bruno Hastings. Baltimore. Dec. II.
The sun., 1899-12-14
DE HI ID

BALL. AT Newark. n, j.. on Dec. IL. 1899.
william ii, Ball.
Funeral services from his late residence, ls4 Gin.
ton sv.. on Friday. at 2 r. NJ, Relatives and
The sun., 1899-12-14
BORN.

STOLTZ.-In this city. Dec. .. 1899. to the wife OF
Melville stoltz q daughter.
San Francisco. Cal. papers please copy.
The sun., 1899-12-14
BOOKS FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS
Their Silver Wedding Journey
By w. D. HOWELLS.

special holiday edition volumes of Mr. Howes latest work
story delightful he has written
w. T. Smedey and from photographs With vguette
headings in text and "a full page pictures In box $500
The sun., 1899-12-14

While Policeman George Whitlock OF Hobo
ken was on duty Sunday night n thief got into
nome az 6OI Washington street and stole
''''' "''"h and som" other jcwelry.
The sun., 1899-12-14
Hmsines!s 3lotirrs.

Man VIII" Knows Good Thing VIII Al
WAYS insist on having CARL II. SCHlLrZ'S Dure
and correct Mineral Waters aud will take no other.
The sun., 1899-12-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE AIMASAC-THis DAT.
Sun rises T:is Sun sets <:33 Moon rises 4Ss
HIoH wATER-rHIs DAY.
Sandy Hook .5;lo Gov. I'd b.42 He'll Gate 80 .S5
The sun., 1899-12-14
If YOU OWN REAL ESTATE.

you are naturally interested in the condition OF
ne m4ln"'. I'VE Sun gives this each day In
its entirety idr,
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ARRIVED OUT.
Sc 81. Paul. from New York. at southampton.

SAILED FRoN FOREIGN PORTS.
Ss Graf walderses. from Plymouth for Now York
ss Kaiser wilhelm der Crosse. from Southampton
for New York
ss Tuscarora. from London for New York.
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Kit Kennedy:
Country Boy-lOth thousand.

BY S. r. CROCKETT.
A new story by the author of
The Red Axe, which bids fair to
be Mr.. Crockett's most popular
book. Illustrated. $l.50.
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HE kENsICo CEMETERY Private station, ,Har.
u lem Railroad; 43 minutes rido from the Grand
central Depot. Once. III East AID 81.
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The Human Boy
BY EDEN PHILPOTTS,

Author of "Children of the
Mist" A series of sketches of
English schoolboy life, told by the
boys,themselves. $1.25.
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Old Chester Tales
By MARGARET DELAND U2th Thousand)

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illustrated by Howard Pyle. $1.50.
Some Important Works of Biography and Letters.
THE MEnoIRS AND CORRESPONDENCE OF LYON
PLAYFAR. By SIR WEMYss REID. With fronispece $3.50
THE BROWNING LETTERS FRAGrlENIS or AN AUTO
and Facsmiles vols. S1ioNN ~
$500 Half morocco $3.50 In With Portraits 60 40
ooM . "REMINISCENCES. BY JUSTIN
THE MARTYRDO1 OF AN MCCARTHY. volumes. Portrait
EMPRESS Illustrated $3.50. In box, $3.50