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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

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pcrlanst err, baB ih bleiem Serrn nidt
liuger blenm ioI, er bro9te mir foaar
init Dem Srud,, wsan ib MIDI ielne1
Millen nidt fiiae."
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ste G6sben; .ib tsnne islnen Yeroaht.
er iprah 9eItsrn Mbeno oaoon, aut ib
i1sils i'm nid.. oenn ib tann mir
niht osntsn. baB Elm Goelmann 10 per-
tuorien isin ioa. Wiu oenn Der
Sater aua bier feline STEELE nlsoerle.
GEM"
.Gr l6cint ba,u iebr entI6lONm gu
fein!"
.Wenn er es tpirflid lit. bann tueroer
aud unisrs Bitten nidts oaran dnoern
tonnen." ilaate &osten. SD bate
mir Die 3utunIt 10 ihon aeoa4t, wie
miro lie ftp nun seitalten?"
vMutb unc 8soulo, liebes Sinh"
iaote Bruno, Der ielre &ube ~a(lmdblia
mieoerfano. mir 9sioe babsn oenSano
fir ,3eit uno Gpigteit matchmaker qe.
fdloIen. Sein Batter tanl uno BARI
uns nilt mebr trsnnen."
.Isln, nisv,als! unO benno5, tusn1
CT befisblt-"
so pirIt gu linn antluorten, bab
CT islbit uniersn Suno 9elegnet babe,
uno oab bisie cappalie i'm nldt bereh'
tise. fem Wort suriif,unebmsn. Sb
bin porausseaansen, I'm DID auf oe1
Sturm porsnbereiten, Der porausltht
lib heute Mbeno mob lo3breben miro."
Limb nun ui0t Oh mid idon uie.
Der perlaIen2" fragte &os1,n llageno.
na6oem er lie 9etiBt uno iid erbo.
ben bate. rl1eber einsn S!reit lou
man bic Sonne nidt unter9eben lai.
fen!"
rOarIte i'd bofen. Osinen Dater az
iiber3susen. 10 miroe ih germ bis Wit-
terna1t bier auf ibn ruarien, aber bic
Stimmuns, in Der sr iib bel unierer
Srennuns befano, ldbt bieie 9ofnung
ni1t auitommsn. SD tann ni4t 9e'
gen meme ueber3eu9una reoen uno
banbeln uno m6tte mir niht nod
einmal Riiflihten porperfen la1en,
bic zines gbrenmannes unulrois iei'
en-"
,Oas Eat Der Batter Sir gefast9'
.4Rit oenielben Worten! Ct mari
mir Dor, i'd bate mid bur& einiae lie
benspiiroise Worte bes Serrn Vdrons
befeaen lalen uno ndbn,e ossbalb lei.
ne Yartei. SD besreife niht. tpie Ct
ftp 10 isbr III Corn uno Sab blnellIie'
ben fonnte!"
,Yieaeiat, neil er 70 iebr al, benz
pcritorbenen 9errn aebangen bat!" lag
te @os1en nahoeutli4. .4uh purmt
cs i'm, baB 8aronsiie @iIela nidt Ser.
rim bier tperoen ioI, ibre Mama bat
er perebrt, uno fur Die Saronele 9ebt
er bIrd's Geuer."
uno Der alte Gammerbiener 1T ibra
mobl perbabt?" mari Bruno Elm.
CT mag i'm nidt leiben. er bat i'm
INNER einen ipirenosn S4lei9er sc.
nannt."
.Oas erfldrt aneroinss Mandes.
aber es redtfertist ben unbegriinoeten
@erbadt nidt, iaste Bruno. inoem ct
inen Paletot 5~utn6ptte. SAB MIDI
nun geben, mein tbeures 2ieb. per3agen
uolen mir ni1t, es miro ia nibts 10
beiB 9egehen. ME es auf ben Tifd
tommt. Dein Batter tpirb fih bnfents
LID beinnel>e te Ct iid 3u einem Wadt.
fpru9 nsrleiten ldBt. Der ieines eioenen
Sauies Slid uno Grieoen lt6ren wiroe.
CUTE Ha4t!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
(GortIsbuns folst.)

Wir mTnfben. in bic Sutnnft f,1en
81 tonnen. itatt gu wiinidaa. rlbtis
II bic Gs9enuart gu iIaueI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

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.glo1 nidt,1 unterbrad i'm berSru.
Der, .i4 bleibe. bis aass a%bsspidslt
it,"
so, 70. babel tuiro aud fur Did
tpobl Manhes abfallen9"
,,Rhmmere Did nidt UNI mid, i'd
babe mir ettpas eripart. IpropOs. ino
bic 3immer oben frei2"
,,Wilf Ou lie miethen2"fraste Der.
tba. Die lire unterbrobene Irbeit tules
Der aufsenommen bate.
.Sa. aber ni1t fur MIDI" anttuor'
t,te Der Shreiber. naaoem er fem 8las
lanaiam aussetrunten bate. ..Grdu.
Iein 3auidsnbers mub in ben ndtltet
9aaen bas pdtsrli4e Saus nerlaiien.
Der seiammte 0adlab tOmmt unter ben
Slmmer. nun iuae i'd cine itile Wo6.
Muus fur lie. bic nidt Su theuer iein
tari. id babe babel Slei@ ON Gu@ se'
baht."
Su yertbas eesle reste F@ oas Nit
isio.
.gl.ibt BEN Grdulein benu oar ni&ts
uaebr9'' fori9te He.
,.Ni1ts." periebte 1einrt& Sano'
fort, uno elm bosbaftes 2d4eln ur1aud.
te babel feline 2ippen. ,.ber 3otar bat
MUIR S9uloen binterlaRen. Wenn
mon ihle9t ipefulirt unb auberoem
i~oaipieli1e 2isbbabereien bot, mus
u,aa aui elm f2limmes gnbe aefabt
fem. aber 10 f&limm. wie q uirtli@
j4eint, bdtte ID % MIR bod ni&t se'
haht."
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
WANT TLIoUOR LICENSES RETOKED.
COR3ETT. SULLIVAN. KID 2TCOY AND
FRANK E MORAN ATTACKED BY
THE ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE.

The first batch Of applications made by the Anti
Saloon League for the revocation Of liquor tax
certificates held by saoonkeepers who are alleged
-awbreakers came up before Justice Andrews in the
Supreme Court yesterday. Revocation Of the
licenses held by James J. Corbett. the Dante's IN
ferno Exhibition Company. OF which John L. Sui
Iran is the Representative; Norman Selby C'kid'
Mccoy and Frank e. Moran. who John L.
Sullivan's backer prior his retirement from the
prize ring. were asked for by Royal r Scott. spe-
cal counsel 10 the State Board Of Excise. who has
been retained as attorney by the Anti-Saloon
League The Dante's Inferno Exhibition Com
Pauy's case was adjourned 70 Monday. also
thir Of AcCOv. CoTbetts will De argued to-
day. The case against Moran was proceeded with.
The Rev John Quincy Adams Henry the State
superintendent Of the league. alleges that between
Nav I and Nav 9 the violated by Moran IN
selling liquor ar prohibited hours on May and on
Nav g, which Was Sunday, when the Rev. Norman
Pass. the superintendent Of the league for this
CRY. and Charles P Sanford We're supplied with
drinks
DR. Henry also charges Moran with keeping his
side entrance open between Z and O'Clock in the
morning weekdays and all day Sundays for
the Ilgress and egreas of persons other than his
George p. HOyaling. the lawyer. raised prelimi-
nary objection to the proceeding, on the ground
thar Dr.. HeuTy's affidavit based infOrma-
uou and belief. whereas L should have been upon
Of the law Mr. Scott cited a decision in a similar
case by Justice Hatch. in which il decided
an affidavit Information and belief suf-
lcieLL Justice Andrews 0VeTFWlsd Ar- HOraling'S
referee % take testimony as 10 the charges made
~ Or. Henry
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
HELD AFTER ESCAPING TWICE.

REVENUE OFFICERS ARREST YOUNG MAN ON
CHARGE OF WASHING CANCELLED STAMPS.
United States Commissioner Isaac Romaine in
Jersey City yesterday held Eugene Garvin eighteen
years old, for examination to-day charge of
violating the laws by washing cancelled
revenue stamps and selling them uncanceIled
stamps
Garvtn twice escaped from the revenue officers
He boarded with Ransom II. B0tsford, OF Forty
ninth-st- and the Boulevard. Bayonue Botsford, it
is alleged, visited a real estate dealer-F g. VOL
bert. IN Jersey City-and offered to sell stamps at
cut rates; Wolbert made an appointment with him
and in the mean time informed the Revenue De-
partment- When Botsford visited him the second
time Garvin noticed outside ana a Secret Ser
vice agent arrested MIN. GaTviu taken TO the
Office. the second floor of the pOstofice
building, but he escaped by jumping FROM u second
window.
Botsfords house watched Wednesday
night and Garvin located. When the house
was surrounded Garvin jumped from a second
story window and ran into the woods by He
pursued and finally down. but he fought
desperately before he surrendered. Botsford will
be arraigDed his confederate.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
OIL FLOODS K4T4W4V.
TEN THOUSAND GALLONS FLOW FROM |
TANK. TO THE DELIGHT OF THE POOR. /

TEN THOUSAND GALLONS FLOW FROM
TANK. TO THE DELIGHT OF THE POOR.
Matawan, May II (SpeciaD.-Residents Of Mata-
wan struck oil this morning. and struck il rich,
too 1t all happened Unexpectedly Near the Cen
ral Railroad station the Standard Oil Company
has erected huge oil tank. holding many thou
sand gallons This tank is filed from oil cars.
which are drawn near the tank on a siding. This
morning William Walltng, who has charge of the
tank, was preparing 20 empty d of OIL and
removed the cap from the bottom Of the car. be-
neath which there should be a valve which stops
The flow Of oil until the connection is made with
the tank. The valve failed to work in this instance
and the oil poured forth. thousands Of gallons
flooding the neighborhood
The word few Ike widfre that oil could be had
Tor the work OF getting il, and and
children by scores ran 10 the spot with pals, Old
wash boilers. paint pots and barrels. The oil
running in small rivers from beneath the and
The oil gatherers began damming up the streams
IN places and the work of dipping began. The OIL
flowed for two hours. and cellars and buildings
soaked and flooded with il
Oil is cheap in Matawan tonight. and can be
had for the asking Little houses and poor cot
tages in the outskirts of the place brilliantly
Illuminated. Every lamp is well filed and burning.
Should spark fall the tank much damag ge
would be done by fire. The loss the Standard
Oil Company viii amount TO than ST G0. 1t
is said that ten thousand gallons ran TO waste.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
SAWED A CAR IN TWO.
ROAD AND REFRIGERATOR COM
PANY INVOLVED

The dispute four lots in the meadows of
Jersey City has started a lively litigation. The
rival claimants the New-Jersey Central Rail-
road Company and the General Refrigeration Com
pany. The latter, which claims clear title was
making preparations 10 erect building when the
railroad company had old boxcar backed on
the disputed land and anchored by chains TO a
platform.
B. H. Woodward, of the refrigeration company
had measurements made and had the sawed
along the line Of his claim and had the wreck of
the car removed from his plot. The railroad COM
pany caused his arrest He was arraigned before
Justice Macs yesterday. The hearing was ad-
journed TO May 26. a temporary injunction had
BEEN served Woodward restraining him from
resuming work the building. This writ is
turnabIe on May a
Mr. Woodward stated that the railroad company
was trying 70 grab the property, and that he would
institute suit against it for false imprisonment
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
WRECK on THE L4CK4W4NN4.

REAR END COLLISION BLOCKS BOTH TRACKS
CREWS ESCAPE
Boonton, May 17-There was a bad rear end col
lision on the Lackawanna Railroad, just west OF
the Boonton station, this morning. The wreckage
blocked both tracks.
An eastbOund coal train signaled to run
slowly account OF the bridge. being built
by the railroad company the RockaWay
River. a working train and a gang of men were
work the bridge. The engineer brought his
train almost to a standstl and proceeding as
slowly possible when a fast freight train in
charge OF Charles Q. Carman. engineer dashed
around the bend and crashed into the caboose of
the forward train. The caboose was crushed to
bits
The tender Of III, engine was forced up in the
air and into the first box car, which filed with
eggs. This wrecked. aud another box ear
left the track, blocking the westbound track Sew
eral coal smashed and the coal spread
O
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
BRIDGE JUNPER'S couP4yToy FINED.

PLEss's BROTHER SAYS he WANTS TO PRESS A
MORE sERIOUs CHARGE AGAINST HIM
Thomas F Mccormick. who rode with August F.
F-ess cl the truck when Pless made his fatal lea
from the Brooklyn Bridge. was arraigned yester-
Gay IN the Adams-st. court, Brooklyn on a charge
OF intoxtcation. Patrolman Robert T Pless OF the
Oak-st station. in Manhattan who is a brother Of
The Bridge jumper, asked Magistrate Worth TO re-
h1aIlo ne prisoner for three davs, that he could
seel4Ee essl41ence 70 press serious charge
4sal-lst NC oFTnlek The Magistrate however,
LllSe Ac'of mick SO for intOEicatiOn and
:. as tne gate Tor further hearing OF any charges
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
REGISTER WILL Not TAKE FEES.

John P. Dexhemer, Register OF Essex County.
announced yesterday that he would forthwith place
his Office on a salary basis and turn all fees
ceiyed into the county treasury. The act of 1898
relating to the abolition Of fees becomes operative
The end OF the term OF the incumbent in office
at the time the passed The term Of Reg
lister Skinner would have years
The new Register holds office until his successor
shall be elected and for period which belongs TO
Register SINNERS term. Mr. Dexheimer is Of the
opinion however that the Ia applies 10 him
The fees for six months would amount to about
$1,000 and the salary viii be S35G0.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
NEW-JERSEY NEWS.

The lull in the criticism Of the State Home
FOR Girls at Trenton had hardly begun when
disturbance in the Florence Crittenton Home at
Paterson arose. The Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty TO Children. of which Arthur w.
Bishop is president. charges that Mrs Ella
Dealing the matron Of the Crittenton Home. has
been guilty of cruelty TO two inmates of that
institution. Mrs. Dealing denies the charges
Secretary Fisher Of the society sustains Mr..
Bishop, who proposes an investigation of the
home The matron defies Mr.. Bishop by saying
mat. ne has no authority to investigate. The
Board of Managers of the Crittenton Home sus-
tains the matron. This is as far as the matter
had gone yesterday. but almost anything may
happen to-day
A ew-Brunswicl1 newspaper after saying
that no other city In the State has as many
saloons in proportion to its population" sug
gests that the license fee be raised from $3.50 70
5000 and then wants to know If there is "a
member Of the Board Of Aldermen with suffi-
cient courage" to propose the raise. At this
distance it would seem that Alderman and De-
tectve Charles Oliver would be the man Of the
hour for New-Brunswick. IN emergency cases
Mr. Oliver is known as one of the old relaples
and at last reports he had no disposition to be-
come Has Been.
Now that allegations have been made by some
h4eAioefS ol Cle regal fraternity against the
conduct OF the Office of the Clerk in Chancery of
New-Jersey, and in reply Lewis A Thompson.
the clerk, has asked for an investigation Of his
Office, the public afford wait for official
particulars in the matter instead Of Jumping
at conclusions which may may not be sus-
tanned by the facts.
The delegations from labor organizations that
asked Governor Voorhees, to prevent the pro-
posed Introduction of industrial trades in the
New-Jersey State Reform School did not it is
said, receive any encouragement that their re-
quest would receive even careful considera-
ton, as is usually the Governors favorite way
OF responding TO applications and petitions. On
. the contrary, it is averred that he gave the
delegations bit Of shoulder off the ice by in
tmating that it was more wise than unwise to
permit the Reform School boys to be instructed
in some trade whereby they may earn an honest
, livelihood after they have been discharged from
/ that institution.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
GRAND ARMY ENC4MPMENT.
VETERANS OF NEw-JERsEY HOLD THEIR
THIRTY-THIRD ANNUAL. SESSION.

THIRTY-THIRD ANNUAL SESSION.
Trenton, May It (SpeciaD.-The thirty-third an
nual encampment OF the Grand Army OF the Re
public, Department OF New-Jersey. began here to-
day. and will continue tomorrow. Annual meet
ings of the Woman's Relief Corps and the Ladies
Of the Grand Army also being held.
The veterans called to order by Commander
Barrett. Of Camden and Major Frank O. Brggs
of this city, made address of welcome Captain
E V Richards. Of this city, Is the leading candi-
date for the position of Department Commander
With the election of officers tomorrow I'VE rep
resertatives will be chosen 70 the National En-
campment At Io-day's session the annual reports
made. The Department Commander called
attention to the fact that 40 per cent OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic of New-Jersey took part IN
the parade at Philadelphia. and to the uniform
courtesy with which he had been received by al
the posts and auXaries in all parts of the State.
The report of Assistant Adjutant H. L. Hartshorn
showed that there III posts in the state, one
having been instituted and one having been dis
banded in the last year The membership at the
beginning OF the present year 5.S15, and there
POS deaths In 1889 The expenditures for chari-
table purposes So 13 29 and the finances Of the
State organization now in good shape.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
BLsHOP WIGGER RETrRY.s HouE

Bishop Wigger of the Newark Diocese who has
been travelling in the Holy Land. Egypt and Italy
since last fall, returned yesterday the North
German Lloyd steamship Werra. He was accom-
panied by Father L. G NJ Carroll. of St. Pat
rick's Church, Jersey City. The Bishop was
greeted at the pier in Hoboken by fifty
priests from different parts OF the State and
large crowd of laVnen
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
SWALLOWED FISHBoHE AND FALSE TEETH

Matawan, May It (SpeciaD.-W L. Galbrght
commercial traveller of Philadelphia had singII-
lar experience while At dinner this evening at the
Mansion House. Keyport. A ishbone caught in
his throat causing him 10 cough. This oosened
his false teeth. which fell back and lodged in his
throat. His coughing and choking threw him into
d sort Of CONFUSION and unconsciousness. doctor
succeeded in rescuing the false teeth, and the
recovered during
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
PORT HEALTH OFFICER APPOINTED.

Perth Amboy May II (SpecaD.-Dr E A. Hults
has been appointed Health officer of the Port of
Perth Amboy. for the term of five years, at a sal
ary Of 81 600 a year. The appointment made
possible by an of the last Legislature The law
takes away all authority from this city in the
matter of quarantine regulations and places IL in
the State Board of Health. for whom DR.. HuIts
acr
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
MISS NORMA MUNRO INJURED.

Long Branch. May IT (SpeciaI.-Miss Norma
Munro only daughter OF the late Norman L. Mum
70. the publisher was seriously injured to-day
Mss Munro slipped as she getting OF her
trap and fell 20 the pavement II was found that
she had fractured her left
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
jnmmer Resort Sui0es
Summer in the Mountains

OF Sullivan. Delaware Counties ". Y
main line and of the New York.
Western Railway. If seeking SUMMER HOME
for your family in region Of
Absolute Health at 1oderate Cost,
1000 above the with Pure Air Pure Water. Pure
MILK. for postage the Undersigned. call
ana offices below the Superby Illustrated Book
SUMMER HOMES pages II gives list Of Hotels.
Boarding Houses, with their location OF
board facilities attractions On goth
Excursion tickets reduced rates will be 81
Broadway. 1854 Broadway and Ferry Offices giving
opportunity personally selecting Summer home.
also enjoying days fishing IN Ehs delightful region
Tickets good returning Thursday. 3lst
IN 81. 945, 1854 Broadway;
2s7 4th ave Park Place, aS7 9th Ave 24o COLUMBUS
Ave ticket oficef franklin and 42d St. Ferries
Broadway sol Manhattan Ave. Eagle Office
Passenger rates cents mile.
J. c. ANDERSON.
General Passenger Agent. 5a Beaver St.. NJ 2.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
Not GOING TO RESIGN.

Mount Holly. May Il (SpeciaD.-Henry I. Budd.
State Road Commissioner. said to-day: There is
no truth in the report that l intend resign my
office in order be reapponted u get the
benefit of the increase of salary which was allowed
by law passed by the last Legislature Such a
Voorhees, -
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
SKELETONS or INDIANS FOUND.

HackensacR May I7.-Five skeletons presumably
those of Indians were found Van Giesens farm.
IN Rairoad-ave, to-day. They were found ny John
Gallagher and John Smith. Sfo were grading
property for the Hackensack Land Company.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
STATE House CONTRACT AWARDED.

Trenton. May 1.-THE State House Commission
to-day awarded the contract for building the ad-
dition 10 the State House 10 Louis Lawtou OF this
city who bid 81. s03 The amount appropriated for
the work Se6,D90
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
SUMNER HOMES
ON LONG ISLAND.
By the Ocean, Sound and Bay {.

By the Ocean, Sound and Bay.
SUMNER HOMES a describing hotels and
boarding houses application AZ ticket offices
Astor House 40 1889 broadway, 90 9th ave s4tn
e. r., foot New Chambers ST.. Journal Resort
Bureau lo2 Nassau 81 as7 Columbus ave; ana ~ w
18th St York: 3a3 Fulton Eagle summer He-
sort Bureau IFS BrnaGwsy Brooklyn and al L. r. r
stations Brooklyn, send &C in stamps 10 II
SMITH Traffic Manager, L l. T. r.. l. / Cs'y. ~ T.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
GORED BY 4 MADDENED BULL

ITALIAN LABoRER SERIOUSLY INJURED
ONE LUNG PIERCED BY HORN
South Orange. May II (SpeciaD.-Giordano Sabas-
TO, an Italian abOrer the farm of Thomas Flood,
of Ridcewood Road was gored last night by an
infuria bull and lies in the Orange Memorial
Hospital in a critical condition.
The bull fastened n stall and SabaSto,
while feeding H. in some way got within reach OF
its horns. Mr.. Flood and his men heard cries in
the barn and rushing in found the bull 1abolng
Sabasto with its horns The animal was overpow-
cred and Sabasto reea sed Ii was found that three
ribs broken and that lung had been
pierced by Of the horns of the bull
The bull is a vicious animal and four years ago
caught of the farm hands in lot and gored
him to death.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
FOUR HURT IN 4 WRECK.
PART OF A GRAVEL TRAIN CRASHES INTO PAS
SENGER ENGINE.

Mount Holly May II (SpecaD.-By the breaking
away of several loaded cars from a gravel train
the main track this afternoon a smashup
Cured on the bridge at the railroad station The
down grade and the brakes would not
work The Pemberton train due here 12:1l o'clock
crashed into the cars, badly smashing the engine.
The injured Mrs. Harris, WrightstOwn, shock
and internal injuries: William H. Dunphy, Smith
vile, temple; Joshua Matlack. conductor. OF
Mount Holly, confusion OF chin; Frank Matthews,
express messenger, Of Trenton cut head.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
sly HEN ESCAPE FROM JAIL.
TRAMPs CUT THEIR WAY OUT OF PRISON WITH
y JACKKNTFE,

New-B Brunswick. May L tSpeciaD.-Six prisoners
at the Middlesex County Jail escaped last evening
They were all tramps and all had been members
Of the chain gang. The men cut a hole through
cell No. IL which all six had been placed. The
hole was about eight inches square and had been
cut with a jackknIfe. Il had evidently taken sew
eral hours of work to the hole. the cutting
probably being covered UP with paper whenever the
Warden around. After the men were on the
roof a rope of blankets made and the outside
wall scaled. This is the first escape OF prisoners
under Sheriff Barclay.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
GUILTY OF MURDER N SECOND DEGREE
JURY FINDS AGAINST THE MITCHELL BROTHERS
NEWARK.

The trial Of William and Richard Mitchell
colored for the murder by shooting Of James w
Allen colOred. on the night of April I at New
ark, concluded in the courts at Newark yes
terday JuLge Fort delivered the charge 70 the
Jury instructing that a verdict could be brought
in under the indictment for murder in the first or
second degree for manSlauEhter.
The jury returned verdict OF murder in the sec
ond degree. The maximum penalty is thirty years.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
MAINE.
KIRKWOOD INN.

Scarborough Beach. Maine Reopens middle OF luna
telephone
beach. woods goIs tennis cycling
Early application necessary.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
mn a E9 III a El 8 e U

HOUSE & COTTAGES, sIIELT ISLAND, L l. n =
HOTEL HANDSOMELY REBUILT 1897. WIN open june,
New York Office Is open daily 20 r m =,
7. where applications viii De re
l2TT- Send for terms aad
illustrated parnphlss Il D. w. LAWSON. Manager
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
HOTEL RALEIGH.

Ocean end Of St Charles Place Atlantic City. y. J.
Canacitv 300 Elevator. Suites rooms with bath.
Through Nav June and September the
souable although Is better and the comforts
are greater Bus will meet trains
John B. SCOTT.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
WALDORF-ASTORIA,

ATLANTIC VIII, y j.
Directly the front and connected with Board
walk Capacity. 600 Strictly fireproof IN every
The acme OF comfort luXuriousness Everv hotel
pOintrnent including and cold and fresh water
hath Elevators Rooms single and en-
snite Dining top floor. overlooking Write
for booklet HARRY EOFHMAN-