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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-01-10


being sufficient to hold her.
The thief was captured in the net and
reached Weed
In the case of Langan VS.. Aetna, Pal
atine, German Alliance and Spring Gar
den Insurance companies, Judge Shirss
at Dubuque gave a decision in favor Of
the plaintiff for the full amount of the
policies, together with accurate interest
at per cent and costs. The original
claim WIS for $4,000 insurance.
Charlie Stanley, the 14-year-old son of
P. Stanley of Sheffield, was arrested for
burglary of the residence of g. II. Min
er. He was found in the house when
the children returned from school. He
had gained entrance with set of skele-
ton keys. At the preliminary trial he
was bound over to the grand jury.
Jones Valentine, who died in Burling-
resident of Iowa since 1888. In that year
he located in Van Buren, County, and in
1859 he removed to Burlington. He was
the father of q. X. Valentine of West
Point, Neb., who served term in Con-
gress as representative OF Nebraska
some years ago.
George Bowker, formerly conductor
on the Omaha road, was instantly killed
while switching in the Chicago and
Northwestern yards at lama. In some
unaccountable manner he fell beneath
the wheels of fiat car and his head was
severed from the body.
Miss Anna Bauman, secretary and
treasurer of the Standard Oil Company
at Mason City, was assaulted by foot.
pad and strenuous efforts made to rob
her of 5000. She had a desperate en-.
counter with the robber, lasting twenty
minutes, and he was finally frightened
away. The nervous shock rendered Miss
Bauman unconscious for some time af-
ter it was all over.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10

er England. Yet falffe albion, iom
5plferne aItib talosr BET, bar for en-
Gang lsmt iorresnet fig. ibet bet BAR
siuet fig / Rot meb Il 6ienbs, bpis
Stprte. Rob Os arissousiisbsb uGe
bnuoe nnberpuroerst o9 in9en fenot
ne9st til.
Oct fore SpsrssmuuI | 1900 bIiusr:
Spoafrttas Stabne. StaI gno.
lamb oso 9jaIp af %tnuienoe Ousrmaet
og meb ubpre e%etofnin9er lsire ousr
bet forsnsos GransuooI o9 Orange.
6riftnt - os iao gore belle Seeairita
til ct sussIf Sporiss2 6aer ffaI go,rns
lsire os efter at baue orsuet 6nalGu:
esrne uo af aopIOnoet srunbIesse
ct poafritanft L. S g?
Suarst pau bette at 1899 ifiasoe
acknowledgement oil manife fsrft
bIiue siust. eftsr Of en- snsr auben frem:
mso Nost bar bIonost iis / Snsen -
I'll 6orosl for lransuaal.
Ser er / SirteIisbeoen giuet MuIias
bsbsr lite blot for en- iisrrs suropGiit
6OruitIius ~ men osiua Tor aspOIu.
tionsfOriss be sngeIlte Sporiser runbt
ON / Verosn. Scr CT @niter, Der tan
latte Ristr Os eunoe i Jlamms. iOm be
bar u9rst bet ueo be libsr, ba BET lobe,
oa bet lsbs, bd bet l7be, bu bet leos
Qarbunorsbe ruuebs inb. Sfal ari:
gems robe 9ane O9iaa gale BET 2oos
~aarbunoreoe iub?
Weenusfst lpaar - men Cub raa'r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10

@niotal Weniebeo GOIumbis
nnO, 0bio. tilbSrsnOe ben tpitsrefOrz
melte Ritfe, bar tiIbubt at oiue $500
aarlis | : Aar til al opboIoe en- Uiis.
ionQr | Rina meb.
BrasiIien er, efter en- Msiobifs
pr9its gereinin9, life ulsne Ifsrrs /
Omfans snb belle be 5orsnsoe Siater,
men SmmisratiOnen BERTH bar | be-
fibffs 20 slar uarst fOrbOIbsuis Iise fac
flor iom BERTH. Det er mef Spbeuros
paere Der finbe Del til BrujiIisn, og
Rorbsuropaers, Der finbs Bel til be
6orsnsbs Staier. De fsfts Smmisran.
ter til BrnsiIien er lite Yortugiiere,
msnStalienere. Rebsns Der be fbfe 40
aor ct fommen 469. 900 Bortueilere, er
Der minore eno ben IaIue Glib tommen
opsr Oil, 900 9taliensrs III 9anbet.
vi Spanisrs sr Der TONNE I75, 600.
Desuoen er ubfiaise Rusiere, 9pftsrs
% Qitrisere inbounoreoe. Der er
nalisn 2 1000, 600 3mmisruntsr uo af
en- gsfOItnin9 pau Is, ooo, 600 Msnue.
fer.
grn3iIien, Der uIminosIist bIiuer be-
trastst iOm ct belt tntoIf 9ano, bar bog
lite iaa faa Broteiianier. SisIse
yeuanesIisfs Worssnrsbs", ct portua
sifft Blao / gdftrO, par Der / 1890
143, 745 g%rotsitanttr, buiIfst GaI | be
iblte 10 Iar NOT sr Tibet op til minbIf
200, 900.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10
Afteniang.

Rel.: Seq bar bauret eartens Ginger
0attsns 5reo fig i9nter title
Suer tufno trapIe Sino;
6uer en- BIomlt os busr en- lille
5nsI fuIbtrsifis lIumrsr int.
garneiors Os gurneIuttsr
gsles OF / Gremmss Spil;
Seq er trp9, t5i tIart leg latter,
6Uem ies Ter / BarnsimiI.
Gen 10 pager I bet bsis,
5nn, Der Iinorer oae Gam,
6an mig fer meb Stierneeie.
5an oil to9e mig / Jnun.
for at taffe, for at lone
Bsier ieg nit RnG t esn,
gomps op til 6errens TrOne
Seuoer leg min A~itenben.
9ar ies Blot | nOsen Ruaoe
3enne Dag obIpot BIT gub,
Oct par iisnet at bin Rauoe,
Din er 2@ren, 9erre Sub.
Uaeu fra GSsnsts StriO bsrnsos
5slsr leg miH Spnoeneb;
Bill fu terIie @IsmisI iprebe
Ouer alt. bUab ies forbrsh2
Ssno bin 9ngeI til nit geie.
Colt fra SiRlsn Rertets gGet,
Seq befaIer mine Beie
I'll bin NImosts 8uretast.
minneapolis 1899.
@brtftiau 8aun.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10
Sft aar, iOm iUanOt.

Raor Der ubtnles DONNIE an9aoeuoe
bet nps ipunone Aars uoUitling %
Sruet, Ipoer ben n9ifen enitemmigt:
1899 ucr ct 9 o b Aar, mso uouitlin9s:
mo menter, Der uias i9tte rig 6rust /
be tommsnbe Daes.
5Or at pore 2alsre IsIU tunne banne
fig ct Tibet Stsn uo fra 6euosserninssr,
ffal ri Der msobeIs noeIe at be uigtigite
aarsbe9iuenbeber.
SOr be r5Orenebe Gtuters@ gsDtom.
msnhe uiier al Stutiitit, at / mutsrieI
5enfesnoe bar 2unoet sjort mostige,
ia pan uisle Smranoer fabslngtiet
5rsmffribt. 8stte saIOsr nuUnlig
9anOeI 0pecieIt: llofsri1sn) O9 5ns
buftri. Com 6sIse beraf inotuser
be 5or. Siaier en- ret hominerenoe Stil.
ling / Rsroensiuanien og Der er liss
Den aaerieneife 8ih fremtommen gibs
~nssbDrb ON, al gaubst tan fna ben TOM
tro1erenos SnofposIie poo 0sroens.
MAJ feoet.
genoer man fig til ben usroenspoIis
tiife Sibe, oa - enten mon er Smperias
lit eaer Nniis SmpsriaIiit = maa bet
inbremmss, at be JUr. Stutsr bar fo0et
en- oUerorbentIis betponinssfuIo 5no.
hpoelis paa StorpoIititfen.
Ia benns SuofposIie lite bar fiji
uOiprins fra 9nnoets epff til at bIanOs
fig / fremmebe Gffarsr, men i~nursrs
banssr iammsn msb @propas Rsipsti
for bet aste W Onrosifs: v6srtiI -
os lite langere", fan oenne OnltRns
biebeb fun pirfs til @aun for ben belle
psroenspoIit;fe rlouitIins.
Wan erfsnosr | @uropa, at be 6or.
Statsr CT ct 9anb, bpor be man9foIbias
MenuefttrRfier ubnpttes / 6rebens
1ieneifs, os man bsier fig - ireos ali
for bsnne itGrts Wnsf, Wennefes
lastsns pore Soeal. Dette fofte er
naUnIis traabt fIart frem, ueb ben Re.
foIutbeb, bpormsb be eprOpaiffe Stor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10

.Ss 3e69us LOB fOruo Os ifes Op /
ct NtOrbartrG, at ban tunbe ie 3eius;
tbi ban ffulbe tomms frsm uo ben Del.
90 Der 9eius tom til Stebet, iau
ban Op os bIeU BAN Uaer Og io9os til
ban: 3d69us. ifpnb big % fig neO;
ibi bet Dor mig / Dag at tuss int / bit
gus.
09 ban ifpnbte fig Os ites neb Og
annammeoe bum msD @Iaoe.
Qut. 19. 4-6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10

at ale Spnober % 9unssmunl / 3ios
at isres for. at De fuIoitanbise 1uIop.
9ipsIler for bem tan blius iamleos / Var
os Opto9ne | be 5oreneos Staiers Sens
Jus. iaa at man Tan baus en- fuIbltGn,
big % FORFEIT, itfe en- PARTED SpssreIie
ousr ben Intberffs airte pso gsspnoeIs
fen Of BET tppenbe Aarbunorsbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10
ErOteitantisnlell | Nnlerifa
1900 % ben lniberife Sfole.
(Gf 3. q. Center, 8. Z. groiesfor I Rirtes
bitOrie. Blair. Isbr.).

s 5sIss ben aarliee Statiiiit ouer
Rirfsiomfunbsne / be 6orensbe Stoter
- mtobsIt Rew gort Independent
for 4. Gan. 1900, Ct Msolsmefolet
/ The Methodist Episcopal Church"
/ 9sbst Of iiofe Mar ~iuntet meo 3747,
Os / "The Methodist Episcopal
Church South meo 2073, mems bsu
suGnseIiit:Iutberlie 6lrtts MebIemstaI
iiss meb 40, 226 - Braifeonfaa,t meo
203 os Rirternss initial mso 47s.
De ~ presbpterinnitc Somfunb Uiler
en- 9iIuatt al 96l Qrafttr os Is. 40
WeoIsmmsr men BE- bar go Rirtsr
iGrre.
Spsr9smdalei ON, buoruibt ben Luz
tberiie euer ben prssbptsrianlfe Rirte Fl
ben trsbisfsriie protsfiantife aitte /
es iOreusos Sintsr. iaar fiji Guar gen.
mem be i~eueite l%aIop9iOsIier Of Rom.
munItant aninast.
6Os eutberunsrns anbrueer bette
l.6o7, 4o7 Os hos be L presbpteriunffs
Snmfunb 1880, 847, olliaa 46, 500
Here Sutbsrunsrs snb grtsbpierianre.
The Baptists North aneiuts til
s7I,67l; "The Baptists south" til
1.6l5, 900, Oe The colored Bap-
lists til l S55 1924.
aonsresutionoIifernes 9nl iaites
mso $500 FRAZIER. 1920 Ritfer, 19
fers PrGffsr sno Rittr) oe 628, 234
Rsolemmer - eusr en- QnrstilUatft Of
l64 Praftsr, 8 Rrtsr o9 1870 Reb,
lsmmer.
Os 10 Episcopal Samfunbs 1al sr:
1881 grafsr, e62S aiitfr oo 7o9, 325
Wsolemmsr - s1er en- 3ilp9fit at 1914
Praiter, 224 autsr os 10. 97s Uaeb'
lemmer. "The Christians fRaer
$3.50 prGfer, Io27s aitter og LIS
396 Uleolsmmsr = euer en- 3iIpatft at
All pra1ier, 2l0 airt,r oe 80. $50
Wsolemmsr. Zen bemmeIiee Aario9
I'll eenne 9Gtit er bOueoiu9sIi9 Gpbpr'
felien al be uloe. faa foriemte Wafffr |
Spoen.
De s8OmerittatoIts" cpsiusr fol.
genie Gal: l1,l44 giqftsr, II 594
Rirter (9lo1 iarrs tnO / foffe VAR,
easr fun 6o8 Rirtsr, msn 44s7 qraiter
here enb Dos 2uibernnerue.
E0lopsiusIierne i "The Indepen-
dent" uiisr, Of inssn airfe / amsrifa
bar iaa mango Wsnisbeosr oe Wenis.
bebsmsoIsmmsr for buer groit iom
g~uiberanerne, os at oen luibsrffs airfe
meft at al. tr0ngsr til: here uirtlomme
prRlfer Os fere tbeoIOsiffe Stubsntsr.
Bresbptsriunerne, aOnsresotiOn0Iis
%itsrne, @pilfOpoIerne, 6atoIIttsrns bar
Omtrent Iiss iu0 mango graitsr Tom
airtsr, mems 2uiberansrne fun bar
1857 praftsr til ll,1o1 W~snisbsOer os
1907, 4O7 NsoIemmsr (%gItersafer).
Susm tan - meo oisie Inl for Die
= uRrs / IpiDI ON. at bet, Dor Rirfe
boarbst irauser til, er, Of nnbsrDfs.
ninsen | GbeOIoei bIiuer aIminbsIissrs
isst os beore.
0sraf isIssr, at Der transes til Here
friuiui9s Yense9uutr til timber itsttsIie
Of Dor Stoleuiifiombeo, ct Arbsjos,
iOm fOrtisner badoe ben RIGGS fore @a-
per Os ben fottiseres inoa @auer.
De omtaIts, fulofenbi9e ftatiffiffe
OpsiusIier | "eThe Independent ri.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10
SraSlairCol
o.
teolooiife Seminarium.

9iaar Der bette drummer at ,Dans
f%tsren~ bespnbsr rs9eIm9sise Nsobes
Ielisr fra Stolsu / Blair, ba er bet |
ben lro, at Der uos port Samfpno
iinoes mango, ION meb @IGbe uiI bore
Iibt fra Dor StoIe, forbi ben osiaa sr
beres Stole. = ) be mango 9ism, iom
bar cen saer flers at fine fare Der, uil
Iiot bertha iittert pare fartommen. %
lite minoft ifuIoe bisis WsootIsIlsr
lisns til at gore Dor StOls b%stsnot,
buor ben snbnu sr frsmmsb, - tort
idst, pare ct WiobsI til gstieIuirtnin8
meaem port 5olt os Dor StoIe.
- Ru sr gtbsibet / fuIb Gang efter
ben tOrts ,]ulefsrie. On Del nps @lss
per tt tommsn.
- Btisssnos ussns Sob bar uGret
Orr. Z bomp 0 n % Rome fra 6utds
inion, Wlnn. pafi. Watbiusu,
Council SIniis. Ga, Os Niis Suta
arilb en-, 6soar SAILS, ga.
- A~ftsnonoagten FL bIeuen foranoret
ira 81. 8 I'll 5.45. Der blipsr paa
oenne Raaoe lite noget Bruo / 9Glss
tlmsrne; men pas paa, at Ole 9utsie
lite IiitG fig in6 Os iaser Iantetruubsne
/ fin 5uano.
= BORT eGituGreIls sr i%Oripust msb
80 foriteai9e gIaoe o9 Qiositriftsr os
bIiuer soot benpttet. Der sr fun cen
lin9 ON man9Ier / 9ibIiotbstst os bet
ct Bigger, gs9sr. gsser.
0usr Ersoas aftsn uiboIoer rStus
bsnisrfOrsninssn" OpbpsseIist Rsoe
Der paa Stolen. Oct beliaar al gang,
Ban. OpIesnins Os SamiuIs Ousr ct
Gfinit al ben beuise Sftift. @n Del
al Ome9nens DANTE benpttsr 9eilis.
beosn I'll at pare meb I'll sisie Weoer.
Que ct ueIiomnel
- Bait. 5rimobt W sller blsu
pr. TeIsfOn taIbt I'll arso esrbuss for
at besraue ct lille Barn.
s Ssneaes par bet st for Qarss
then ualminbeli9 oeiIist 8sir. Oct
bIsp Osfaa npot / fuIot Drag; tbi buor
MN faa, par Der opubiersnos, iaa q
ftsu belle StOI,n III rene eunssr at be.
spnoe usens Arbeios msb.
= 9puo TT en- stoIs2 Gu Stole sr
meset, buis ben er nosst. Den or en-
lille Veroeu mibt | ben fore Yerben:
ben sr en- lille Stat / Staisn; ct Gam.
funo bet fore Stamfunb. @n StOle
ftuloe lite pers ct Stsbsri, Iom maa
ssnnsmsoaes for at bIiue tarbis til en-
@srnins | eiOet. Nsi. en- StOIs fulos,
man pare IN Del al ieIOs giUst. Der
CT lite no8sn anosn 5Orbsrsbslls til
9iust snb bet at leue. Oct op~oraasnbs.
bet uouiflsnos, Tom en- Stole bar at
bpbe, maa Der leUes /. Oct faaes lite
paa aifianb fra ban Retuins, I bDItsn
man uI ubpiflss.
Vt slabsIist 0ptuur snftes ale
DDQnifeisn"s 90isrs fra Stolsn Blair.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10

Rrs. 9sfnSIotp'S esofbiuR gprup
q st sammtii, esoi pteDst YtieetL, iem - JOet I'd
mar bar D1nt brnat Of 1finioHu Dasbrt for hues
eutees. Del bsfsiieu bernst, bisssisc eHumtns.
iormtubtf1 Bfunsetsu, buimsr Smfrfsn, keittsbsr
Ainsfeiif. bar tu mssff b~ebaesiis eHsas oe q bet
etofss Gtobt meb Diafbot. e0lsss Of Euiaotiift
Duff Of i~orlaHss 5srs. ~3DtHstems Zssfbfna
zprap eg fas4netn amber Giegs, ba Dlsbrt pi
tnss ben at part etn besjte vlkbtetH Ganbvsiettn-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10

Entered at the Post Office at Blair, Nebr,
s~econd-class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10
yOdnIferen",

Rebottsr: SARAH SEMEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
CONSIDERING A NEW CANON.
COMMITTEE MAY REPORT AGAINST RE
MARRIAGE OF DIVORCED PERSONS
IN EPISCOPAL CHURCH

The special committee of the General Convention
of the Protestant Episcopal Church appointed to
draft a marriage and divorce met yester-
in West Twenty-fifth-st. and continued all day IN
secret session. The committee consists OF the Rev.
Dr. Morgan Dix rector OF Trinity Church and
chairman Of the Standing Committee of this do
cese the Rev. Dr. John Fulton, OF Philadelphia;
the Rev DR. Eugene A Hoffman. of the General
Theological Seminary; the Rev J. H Eccleston, Of
Baltimore: the Rev. DR.. F. B. Davenport OF Iowa
Frank H. Miller, of Augusta, Ga; Justice Edward
G. Bradford. of Wilmington Del: Judge Francis
Lynde Stetson Of the United States Circuit Court
Of New-York; Francis a. Lewis Of Philadelphia;
H. S. Stanley of Washington. and ]. Lightner Of
81. Paul.
When the afternoon session closed the business
with which the committee had been commissioned
had not been completed. An adjournment was
made to this morning at 10 o'clock, when another
session will be held in Trinity Chapel
''Opr findings will be embodied in a report which
VIII be laid before the General Convention. As a
body will come TO conclusion Nothing will
be given the public for the present"
The com -nittee appointed at the General Con-
vention OF 1898. and directed to the
convention of 1901 in San Francisco. Sub-comnit-
tees have been named to consider various points
and aspects Of the and il is understood
the whole committee is considering their recon-
mendations. There are many who believe that the
committee will report a canon prohibiting the re-
marriage in the Church OF divorced persons Bsh-
OF Potter and the Rev. DR. Dix chairman of the
committee. favor such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
THE THIRD AVENUES Dividend.
DELAY IN SIGNING KUHN-LOEB AGREE
MHNT SAID TO BE DUE TO DIssATIS-
FACTION WITH THE COMPANY
FOR PAYING IT.

The Third Avenue Railroad Company declared
quarterly dividend Of l per cent yesterday a re-
duction of one-fourth of l per cent from the last
dividend paid in November Three years ago the
company paid upward Of per cent for the year.
Subsequently the rate reduced to per cent,
then to per cent, and to basis Of per cent.
In 1896 the companys net earnings 81, $4,000
against sos 900 In the last fiscal year. The out
standing capital stock of the company is now
$4,000 600 SO that the quarterly Dividend declared
yesterday represents the disbursement of 100000
Although Edward Lauterbach announced on Tues
day that arrangements had been made by which
the floating debt and present emergencies of the
Third Avenue Railroad Company would be taken
OF by the Kuhn-Loeb syndicate on a basis
of per cent, instead of per cent, had been
make that plan operative has not yet been signed
by the parties in interest, and it rumored yes
terday that the delay was due to dissatisfaction by
the syndicate with the action of the railroad com
panys directors in declaring a dividend of any size
at the present time, in view of the fact that the
companys floating debt, representing unsecured
Obligations, exceeds the capital stock, and will be
increased by several million dollars within the
next year. 1t is said on good authority, however.
that there is a good prospect that an agreement
Will yet be signed although il is the impression In
the financial district that still further notifications
are likely to be made. Ii is reported that James r.
pany.
Third Avenue stock yesterday ranged between
1858 and lO2A, closing at 1925 net loss for the
day of 3as cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
NETWORK CITY.

President T. c. Mendenhau of the Worcester
Polytechnic Institute will deliver lecture THE
Alaska Boundary before the American Geographi
cal Society in Chickering Hall, Monday. at $50
p. There VIII be stereopticon illustrations.
The Twilight Club viii celebrate its 2sOth dinner
and the beginning of its eighteenth year this
ing by dinner at the Carnegie Restaurant to the
Rev. Dr.. Edwin c. Bolles who has recently be
professor OF American and English history
at Tufts College The subject for discussion will
be, Should Preaching Be Abolished by Law?"
Among the speakers will be the Rev. Dr. Grove. OF
the Church OF the Heavenly Hope; the Rev. John
". Chadwick. the Rev. DR.. Madison C. Peters. the
Rev. Alexander Kerr, the Rev. W. T. Ewing. the
Rev. J. c. Adams and s. c. T. Dodd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
THE UNEVEN TENOR OF THE opFp.

The Maurice Grau Opera Company is still drea
ing JUS weird al the Metropolitan and there seems
70 be 10 indication that II is near the end NJ &c
sunerings. Another change Of cast was necese,-
tated last night Miss Zelie de Lussan being taken
suddenly sick just by way Of having everybody
sick al once aid having # over Nine OI,+zLo
therefore sang Carmen The opera had already
been changed once before account Of the s,cL
ness Of Nine sembrich Nine Calve has gopo
away FOR month. But the gaps in the ranks r.
me sopranos are trfng. compared with the
slaughter Of the tenors. NJ. Salignac has had the
greatest oifnculty this season. M Alvarez has
gone norne. and Jean de Reszke never came Herr
van Dyck cannot sing all the time. Herr DinneI
can sing the most OF the time. and does in All
languages; an attempt 10 get tenor from New
Orleans, ended In disagreeabie Misunderstanding
and Signor Peroti was suddenly hustled nm trn 5,
me GerEnania Theatre TO the Metropolitan and has
done yeoman service. IL mas sometimes been safG
that the opera season does not depend on any one
singer IT is lucky IL does not. II is bad enough
for u 20 depend on dozen singers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
ADVICE FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
ACTS ON BILLS INTRODUCED
AT ALBANY

The question OF allowing trucks in Ffth-ave dur
ing certain hours OF the day came up for lengthy
discussion at the meeting of the Board OF Trade
and Transportation held yesterday afternoon Ths
discussion was started by G. Waldo Smith who
offered resolution aimed against the weekes bill
now before the Assembly regulating traffic in
Fifth-ave. The resolution was adopted
The report Of the Committee on Ocean Trans
portation the Frye-Payne Shipping bill offered a
resolution Endorsing its principles believing that its
adoption would be most promotve of the upbuiIdinp
and recreation Of American merchant marine
snd urging upon Congress the adoption of such
Ieeislsuon al the earliest possible moment TO the
END mat American ships may regain a fair sha re
OF the carrying OF American imports and exports
A resolution offered by L. ]. Callahan was aIdont
cd 1t declares the Boards belief that the civ
OF NeW-York should own the source of its own
water supply uncontrolled by Individual or cor
porauon; and asks the members of both houses
OF tne Legislature to pass the BILL or bills 10
repeal the charter Of the Ramapo Water Comnany,
ana protect the city against all future ATTEMPTS
10 control inc water supply OF It's citizens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
CREW OF SINKING SHIP RESCUED.
FRENCH FREIGHTER FOURNEL BRINGS IN
MEN RESCUED FROM STEAMER
FRANCISCO GRASSO.

The French freighter Fourne which arrived
here yesterday morning from Bordeaux and
Havre, brought into port the of fifteen OF the
Italian steamer Francesca Grasso, which is now
at the bottom of the A Liverpool pilot who
vas on board the latter vessel and three
working their passage also rescued and
brought here
The sunken steamer was formerly the Flash
Light, English ship which purchased by
an Italian firm Her captain was Salvatore Sam
pagnani, and January "a she sailed from Liver
pool for Genoa with a cargo OF coal. She in
trouble before that. In passing down the Mersey
she had been in collision with old English
ironclad and the ancient man-of-war had torn a
hole in her forecastle and carried away the rigging
of her foremost She was laid up for repairs for
a week and then her captain became impatient and
took her to with her rigging still askew
and with clumsy patched-up injection pipe. He
drop the pilot, but against the protest of the
latter whose is David Newhall, ordered the
a gale and began leak. When there six
feet of water in the hold signals of distress were
run up. lucky for the Italians that the
Fournel came along. saw the signals and lay by on
miles southwest Of the Scilly Isles and leaking
The Liverpool pilot says he was sent over to the
Fournel in a small boat to arrange for the rescue
of the sinking steamers crew. Captain Dupont
says and then Captain Sampagnani crossed over
to the Fournel. It was late in the afternoon ana
the sea was running high so it was decided to
effect the rescue soon. The crew began coming off
o'clock and all night long the work continued,
the last man being taken off next morning. The
Francesca Grasso's stern then far under water.
A few minutes later she sank
None Of the shipwrecked seamen saved anything
but the clothing their backs. They are not kind
in their accounts of Captain Sampagnanl, but
Newhall, the pilot, who says he Is an American
citizen says that "a of Dagoes is pretty poor
at best, and this was crew of Dagoes at their
strated with the captain when the latter put out
to sea and told him he taking the lives of his
men in his hands. The francesca Grasso SANK
in latitude AZ 80, longitude g. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
BROKER KILLED BY A FALL
TUMBLEs DOWN A STAIRWAY AT NEW
YORK ATHLETIC CLUB.
SAID TO BE JOHN B. GILMAN. WHO LIVES
AT PIERMoNT. N Y

AT PIEkMONI. N. y
A member of the NewYork Athletic CLUB was
almost instantly killed in the clubrooms soon
after l O'Clock this morning, by falling down
a flight of stairs The police said the man was
John B. Gilman. a broker whose address Is
given at Piermont. y. Y. The address Of his
brother was said 10 be No. 107 West Eighty
second-st. This report was similar to the one
made by the Coroner, and permit was issued
for the removal of the body TO the address
of his brother.
There were only a f.w members in the club
al the time the accident occurred. The man
was discovered lying unconscious at the bottom
OF the stairs a moment after the fall. A call
was at orce sent for an ambulance. and ply
sicians in the clubhouse at the time were sum-
moned. The broker died before the physicians
reached his side. His death was due to a
fracture of the skull. The police say that the
death was purely accidental.
The directory gives Mr.. Gilman broker
with an office at No. 20 Broad-st.