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M uTsTC BOx. no ALTNOyy.
Husband FINDS That lie can't Help Himself
10 Mha, lie saws Il Ills Right.

ue,en NJ Brown moved before Jusiic. sven
,rit, or ,Lr Supr,ur ,Ourl Yesterday. - have
Alyeh " Brown aG1uds'd In contempt 81
co.rr for not uuy,ug the current month. ali
mon, Of ssyl. due May 20, ~ IN action site ha-
p.rdry .sp.u-t him Tor u separation Sine,
tho or,l,r Tor oI.uouy wa mad. fourteen
months ago. BroNu. who Is an 'nsurauc" agent
n, al cedar street hld paid pronp'l' uu'ii ihr
ur.seut uou'n H. opposition 10 th' MOTION he
urrod ,Aat Ia. Wlo would not glvr him . lnu-."
hoy which loInnp. to him, and winch cost
.Iop Ir had cent her word - tn eject $50
music lox. oaImOuv." 81" r'tori"d WITH iha
'J'hc ultIuiid stated ON The motion that Brown
Ind made her 4 resent ut IA" mus" b"N, WHICH
he had bought nelri iu' d'HIh'I In MT VIE,
IN view oi me attentions Wi.'u the plmu'il hti
show tn the iIsi Nt."a-" lihi,'N iII~"it Iu'
Illness from which ne VII" dr'd M" I.t mn
VA i,s,rafIy tho Vie rt Jacob Franz Howe.
iran, wGuu sh, got "A divorce IN june. l~DN. Sh,
hurried brown in October. 1895, ana they ~oDh.
rrtrd Ia thrnn months. Brown l. a man Of
mems with a large residence rt llHok"nsach
md the plainiln RESIDE at ll West EichtN-nT~t
street.
,oin.rl for Brown aid hat hn had a cert fed
check for The $500 HliCh he would dispose %. a.
the court directed, but hc DID not THINK nh"
court Should let ia" plalhiin Keen. Ih' h.i-ir
box and the a, mony ana MAKE MS ''rh' E"i MS
music pSeW here.
Justice lpventr!tt said that the e1cnS" did
not warrant Withholding the aIIlnonN. II" dt-
reCted that N" check be- paid over, leaving ih"
ps rites To Mitigate the rights 10 the music Don IN
another proceeding.
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WOMAN IN MANAGES GRIP.
orr mrs. nov AIuOST t~fRtNGIED ny
HER iODGfR BtTORE mar CtME.
Iva Wen Couldn't Pail HIM Ava, From Her
aud seven Policemen Had All rary Gould
10 lie nud Gone >uddcni, trayy After
Returning From Ills ;iTothst's Funeral.

Two Wen sOuldnt Pail Hin AWAY From Her
aud seven Policemen lad All rbry Gould
10 lie nad Gone >nddcni, tray, After
Returning From Ills irothsr's Funeral.
Thomas ~IHNlrss. Il years old u cl.rk out OF
Worh, vas taken nom ~ Wet SiNtieth street
io Bellevue Hospital Yesterday afternoon and
placed u lhe insane pavilion lie had gone
crat, growing over the death ~ his brother.
and had attempted 10 NIL Mr. Jaue bow, with
whom h. md boardr3 tor n uumbcr of years.
It took seven po',rm"n 10 rescue Mrs. Dow.
WIZ is pat ~ year, old
WhIr lHNlu-. Vn~ visiting friends in Albany
.r.i week he Wa called bach to TIL. city on FRI
,IuN hy ne death Of his brother William, Who
U.ad 10 bee q rIrrh IN the tustom House. Tho
llurIlI "a~ he. dNr~iCIdav. and ailrrthe burial
.n calvary Cemetery ltNir,, returned 10 the
luU~r Inl went ur,t'N 10 Ill room Mrs.
Dow. T,.'Hr'ug Eyer. heard MIN singing
'\uurr'. NV God, to Ihc' " When supper was
ready -u" vent 10 IN" room door aud knocked.
lc,rlN.H. ~ r"rIN, 'h" opened The door.
luN'-. Ma partly IMPRESSED " Mrs. Dow
-i'uurd into Nh room. 10 shouted, There's
ul,} one t,ui Tor ail ul To-. Let a. dc together"
'i- IlDN 'r"d to run away, but lawlrSS over
'.lt her lu il" IHrlOr Hui threw her on Tho
Gpur. lie pDnn"d down one OF her arms and
Nuh NJ" uu.,I hand attempted I" choke her 10
Nr, bow on ace ouu, of her arc. was not able
'u resist ,unG she screamed IOr hrlp and her
uur-vcHr-uld n",c. lila Iughlan. ran into tho
.vprl Nh"r .Hr .lN lHNIr-- irving to Kin hpr
aunt ~hu attacked him lHNI,~- hickcu her 20
Tire Other side oi the room, hut although in
great pam Va" xiii managed to crawl into tho
hal and thor" 81" tod a Young woman what
VA, haulrn'uI m MIR Dow = rooms,
Thu Young woman called IL Policeman Shea.
aud Thomas j Brpdy OF - Amsterdam avenue
couldn't ro'" l%rN'r,,. and Mr. Dow Nas
h'trh Do ne 'nr' ygd could barely struLslr,
shea -"u, lirad, tor mon" poucrmcu and
Policeman Barlow soon arrived, Brady did
not stop sending IN policemen uNtil u" ilHd SIX
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MAY BE ALLOWED 70 LAND.
Rehearing Granted In the Case 81 the 1--WE
Detained Irish Tn-Conyicts.

Former Judge Curtis appeared yesterday be-
fore Commissioner OF Immigration tIt'h." aud
asked him to reconsider he cases = the Irish
ex-cnnvicts. james fitlharr.s and Joseph Mil
lett, drbarred on SUNDAY by tne Board ct Spe-
cial Inquiry. The commissioner granted Tn"
councillors request. and thu board VIII 10 over
permitted to attend me, hearing ana adv "ntr
he side of the lrl-hmrn -" W. %I"lAlnrd
Though the influence u 'Eor.N Np'rl".u
OBrien," who olared 10 furnish bones ior
FltZharriS and NUiiett for Their RELICS" penang
decision in the case tomrI.-'onrr i'"'l" Nald
that he vas not authorized 10 accept bonds 80
cept on the author'zar"r oi ~" SECRETARY OF
the Treasury
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CLARK'S DAUGHTER WE'D.
Az ELAEORlTE CERE uONr ar ST.
JHOYiS'S tUI hH bTSTEEDtI.
The ilorai Decoration, of lnusuHl ~pirudDr
Bird, said to iia'" Received - y 900
900 ,ddlng G;ttIrom Tier Father. tn. "a
senator FROM ,i"ntnnn. the Bride groom
DR.. 4. Ru,hcrfurd Nurfis ~ ihiS CIV.

In the lght Of more puhlirty tnHu has boon
attained b yarv otter wedding o." Va" prp.aut
,en.on Mis-. kuthrr NJ Staunrr tlntn. G,u.nfrr
of the ry -Scrafur frum Montana. William ,n-
urew> tIarK. Nas nHrrird 10 ~ leH|. EuIlur-
lurd Morris Of ihi, cts IN ~. lhouu.', Church
Yesterday afternoon. lhr ceremony go. -ai-
rounded with " degrr" of wagnlliCnrc' ...,sH-
ant of 'hr great wealth 80 10" tlr. 'u'.,
Or Nurri, b. %; Nc Colonial Norris ltuij9. .ud
the r|c,alIvr- AID friend of hw- tan iIv made up
q roster oil Names CLOSELY identified with vs.,
history Of his ,iv for GENERATIONS past Tho
father o., the prid", u "l, ulAor'.lNul stated
hv member Of N" family yesterday. has gwen
her $1,000. Uo To- horlu housekeeping pom.
\ great crowd nf the unlimited gathered
before =. 1hout~'. ,hnr,h long before the
time Tor III" ceremony and "A squad ot po,rc
was kept busy making pa~,-HgrE1ys through
the ranks for the arriving rur-IS. Those VINO
came early had time to app &C ate q splendid
aoral efeC, ia the interior q: the church. The
decorations were of no particular color scheme.
Ou one I'D. Of the Chsucel WIS hlSc arch of
ascension Lilies aga.nst "a background Of green.
under which the bridegroom and his best man
were TO pas, ia Cuming forward for the Cerc-
mony Spreading palms ana bower effects "
pink and white roses were on the other side.
The nave aud side Al~.ts we're spauucd b.
lesser arches ot White ro~o> md every column
was circled with great clusters e bloom Of
many sorts .lad.o.us. cherry blossom. white
and pink go~e.. slullay. hout3iEyiiNd, lilies.
iylrs, hzalca-. Ihodod"ndrons aud many other
forms Of decorative vecclaiIou Tho rews
were trimmed with hlnch'- IF flowers fastened
to the ends with Whit" ribbons
Into thi- scene of boau,y poured . crowd Of
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A AT q.
Young Uarte,'s NOth-r saws That Tie Il often
IninNICAItl.

Magistrate Steers Yesterday in The Leesvsnue
polio" court. Williamsburg. committed nine
year-old Franz llartcn to the Disciplinary
Training school FOR BOYS on the complaint OF
hi mother. Mr. llartnn declared that her son
had become "a druuhaId
II J. NOT uncommon Tor him 10 get drunk. 4"
SAID the woman. The BOY. be- hIs been assp-
ciating with or" IA bad ~ himself Some men
who do moving have been furnishing my boy
with the lro' which made HIM drunk.
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AT THE THEATRE.
pIrcE ~ SATIRE FOR THE Pro.
rr,,IONiL WOMAN'S LEAGUE.
,,m,t,c Hcroines Of the rr-sent Meet Those
Of the Past 4 New Play In vaudeville and
NJ, old one with q stock Company The
x,.l. IlII, Of ntcrtstnment On Our stage

Ar.k's I.lllsO OF ~
...,,r p~,o u satire entitled "Bllboard"d
,,r..rwrI IN the annual meeting OF the
r.... .ounl Woman's League Yesterday after
l.f,r, an invited audience which nearly
...I ,r, HERALD square Theatre. Tn" writer's
r,rl v. sheridan md Mary 7 stone.
r.. .r.t set forth some hcroines Of new ana
l dramas IN comic contention, MARY
.,, r,lr.d "A. n cnloric Sdpho and Nelma
,,r.,.. a, a historical %dsn In hurl"~due oI
A.. \rlur.plo and Mira Carter, There were
a.,.rr-l from Hearts are TRUMP ana way
r,, i.f. Dos Amelia Son"r,lI'", stella
L.,ry Helen Heating and Gertrud" Terry
,..a n. ,lr.. -'ayl 81 out from IN" poster PIC
,,. ON % fence which Aunt loul-" Eidridg"
,,j Vr. " q Jones had scanned IN making -
U..a ui an evening entertainment AI'f
60. i,ro,rr. mentioned had Illustrated Them
..,,. ard ,,h"d ono another, a lot Of hygon"
,,|..a.YrIr'cr, from 'HaIel KIRK" and Two
pr.t OFF,. ,.I, Introduced Nv Ro>a!i" dc NauN'
VIZ InU. ,,lruGnnnIug. bessie kogow ana
I.,,a., Iy"~eur \ dra'nn'iNt hN Minnie
u,. ,~nna'r.rnl 10y Hartl" N'fl"n aud a Star
s..... ., Maud Rcam Stor'r mixed IN the
r.r.uslo Enough of lrRht Wit and JOIN
,...r ,.- evolved L. Keep TIE alert and 500
,.-,..,aI audience laughing haf an hour
.. .. AFFAIR took a dlgn.tled turn. Eo~"ll"
I. .'..,,r"i ulnor he seen" IN Il Picturesque
r,, Nunuav t"cognIh"d her. Even MIS-
it,. amt .'r. lI'~dg" could not recall h"r
&C.,, ou.rr~o i th" stage, although tu''
.. ., ,opm,i .<r A lor g-igo acquaintance.
,r.. n,l.lunl That she was Romance
.,r, .rr, .l,lcrn Graua. hut she de-
... .4ri.u rr -pr.l vas IN" Gi IN" real sue
,... u.... fNn latest lot of h'ro.nee had a'-
I. .i l.i-.'i tod -"'n" other lrn''> III a quite
is m.n-nr Tti- tbs ~kt beam" song
...,t ,~.rlI-p4r.r~n rui' ,I-' h"tuTo u Wa
go, vas ,~,r",!,uI entertainment for %
,, .I- minded o.~rn.bmg".
|." v'.i"''" r,'='r~ ""@W" a, tho f'nr
(n"..~ l't''H "' i'''''' ''''",'''''
terms lew ilr'" entitled IN" NoN-
~. A. ,,t,r MEDIUMS used by
- g., o.,,,.
t',' N'u MANY ''"'i "''"l' III '"' '"'""."
I.., theatres. II WJ~ the work # George VI,
,h., r,. f.|. dn.,rp.I tine raln taken bv
- u'H"'.1II mat ia'' Wa l'' Only hP'a''"'
r.I>In fog the rhone Of a anne It's com
,..rl, u.,II.d rur md , vr',
l'."' WIZ ""'' "'''," r"' Wv m
e.. a.u''.Eu' Deserted b\ nor hn~udhd. l"'o"
t.r.r Nr.- ~hutl,rc"ch~ for TIE others mis-
'.' '."."L I''"IA" we '', '' '''' W !
ia-' 0 '-r'I 'r"lN d'h'HIll' or from hI@"hu'I-
.,,...,.,ll-r,nr b, lgd his character,
f.-,....- cps. ng an hour more confused then
,.r.,.. of most ulllenlth pla,~ that dernnd
u... ..n,iar ,omrU,otou. The setting had
,,,-n, ali Sides %, hm ~. no. stood, III the pc.tr"
e., ~, stage. and O. HIM. ONE ~ a time. ,l,n" ia,
IN ,',nt, , ,n,,,I "r n w., 'n,n IN III I,,,I
inI. nurr,nn. me husband wl- made tu be-
l"y' that his WIFE had %au"tnor husband; "a"l
,nJ' ',nMH '"t',' ana ma %n,m, tho hWshlna ~
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Phil WissiC, who represented m Fast side
district in the Assembly a tow y"er- ago, has
applied TO be declared a bankrupt, and his
friend alice that he has been forced 20 do th's
becal-e of the speech Whit made him motor
iol~ In a debate on Wouan's Suffrage Ni--Ig
made a speech which wa ,rr,CSon from 'he -
snlubly record II ruined NiN-ig politically.
T1wmanv Hall d'poSrd him A. 'rId"r of hi-d--
Irict. and airhouCh h" was iplrr nominated
murh clauor that Nr wa forced TO withdraE.
Wlssig has maintained that h> Albany speech
Was NOT obscene, ard that his remarks were
m sconstru"d, bat III" reputation which thrN
made for him ended hi- political career. Wi--,s
NJ ~ that he has JOS, all hi money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04
4 GIFT TO ZOLA.

Paris correspondence of The London Telegraph
An exceDtfonaI gift has been presented to M
lola for his defence of Alfred Dreyrus oy a
group Of Antwerp journalists. II consists OF
copy Of the famous letter ''Jaccuse' and OF the
decree of the Court Of Cessation re revision.
printed by the Plantinian Press, so named rom
the Frenchman Claude Pantin, who settled II
Antwerp toward the middle OF the sixteenth
century. The album or book consists of forty
eight pages. and the printing was carefully
superintended by NJ Buchanan, OF Antwerp
the type being that known as gros canon which
was employed by Plantin in 1874 for his Com
mune Sanctorum." The letters are in black and
red the borders of the pages being engraved
with the I.obeI rose so called from naturalist
of that name The volume bound by NJ
MOssly, in sixteenth century style, with the an
tioue ornamentation being blended the national
coors of France the portrait Of lola, the letters
.'Jaccuse." the lion of Belgium and the arms OF
the city of Antwerp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04
THE "CONCERTS-ROUGE."
AN OUT OF THE WAY MUSICAL INSTITU-
TON OF PARIS

Paris, January IL.
NJ. Theodore Dubois, member of the Institute
OF France and director Of the French ConserVa-
tory of Music, recently remarked TO the writer;
'If you doubt that Parisians capable OF
genuine love of music, go to the Concerts
Rouge and sit there for half hour or so any
evening during the week. 1t is out OF the
way spot, little known to English-speaking Wis
itors but it will be we'll worth your palms. Tor
besides its musical attractions, which comprise
what seems to me to be the best orchestra OIL
twelve performers in Europe, it affords such an
insight into the true simplicity Of Partisan HE
that it would be the favorite resort of such Keen
observers of humanity as Balzac Thackeray OF
Dickens, were they alive to-day" AS may read
lily be imagined, this advice was promptly acted
upon and descriptions of the Concerts Rouge
and how best to visit it seem likely to interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04
SOME NEW PLAYS.
THE AMBASSADOR" AT DALYs
NEW BILLS AT PIE FIFTH AvENyr-s -x., -.
EABoCKER- THE MADISON SQUARE
AND WALI-ACK's

The present week viii be rather a busy ~
among the theatres. No less than five new As..
are 20 be offered among the Leading pIayhouss.
Perhaps the most interesting-it Is Imposs.b.
70 be sure till they are seen-wiI be The An
bassador." which VIII be presented al DARN
Theatre II is by John Oliver Hobbies, and hsl
q considerable run at the ST James's Theatre !.
London. year and haf ago It VIII be vrs
scented by substantially the same company vhsl
has been playing '@The Maneuvers OF jan.
since the beginning OF the regular season Of II
house. with the addition OF some actors N
were not needed in that play. and have thu
fore been hitherto placed elsewhere. Js
Mason and Miss Hnda Spong are the prince
accessions TO the company in this MAJ
Nearly the whole OF Mr. FTohmans stock q
pany viii be employed in the new piece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04

after watching and studying the faces OF the
diverse types OF humanity assembled nightly at
the little sanded floor cafe In the Rue Tournon
one can readily understand NJ. Theodore
Dubois's remark that it would be favorte
resort of Balzac Thackeray and Dickens if they
were alive to-day. e. b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04
A WISH.

From The Washington Star.
Il wish were rich," said the young man
How rich?"
"Oh, rich beyond the dreams or ayartce I'd
like 10 be so rich that could afford to put IN
my time lecturing people about the illusions OF
wealth and the placid delights Of poverty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04

My Lady's Lord and other works which ban
gained more or less prominence in the Iast ~
seasons. VIII be offered at the Knickerboeks
Theatre this week II was written FOR IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04

for the Canaries ba differed with NJ. Touche con-
corning the reading Of Beethoven's minor sym
nhopy. The discussion became quite animated
NJ Saint Saens asked NJ. Touches perIhiSSion ~
conduct the band and interpret the syfhphon'
according to his own perceptions PERMISSION It
which, to the delight of the public was reauhS
accorded
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Or. gnttfcl q 6Be1tt 81

aaseas. o5rexs, Nafems xnb eeIDessnseeite
Driaen unb Au9engf6fer fuerbtN corrett,pkN
fbrieben. ueuH nbtbi9. Mupen fret uHfeffn
lis mef-Ro1fraBe. satsp YBtfobtIobta. ~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-22
no Die Vrosperitdt re8tert.

Die folaenben 3ablen Der !ebijdbri-
gen profite, iDelde nus ben MalI
Strobe gerihten elmer Nbminiitra=
tions.3eituna senomnlen fino, TRACER
ptel ba3l bel, gu 3eisen. iuar,lm DIE
Wdnner, ipeldbe mir grobe Dindria-
Series nennen. 10 iider iinb, baB Ole
Ration niemals borber in ber geididte
berielben mebr proiperirte. unb iparllm.
bieielben aleib 10 furdtbar uneebolten
iino iiber SsSemanben, Der aud nur fur
einen Nu9enblid es maat. an5uDeuten,
bah nniere 6fononiihen unb geiea.
ihaftliben 3ultdnoe nod in irgeno eli
mem Graoe berbefert tperben fDnnten
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Manoclnoe 0ortpiirfc

limb cine bdufiae Grld)einung b. b. Menihen bic nit
e,nem syube i'm 6rabe fteben onrd eigene gerItnern9
sic ideppen idp rnibanl babin fib ielbft unb ibren
Grtens baben e mntbpllig, fei es burb ueberarbei=
tuMe ober bnrtb Wernablaiii9ung bes &brpers pber
buro llebermaB Der Uer9nioungen tbren &Drper 5er=
bem e einnal erfrantt paren feine 8ege anseoeiheu
laiie, lei e. bob e bic nripriinglien &rantbeitsbe.
idperben ntt beateten. Dber et es. oaB re mas nod
id5limmer it, BON Guadialber su NuadiaIber lefen,
I'm iid BON bieien anitatt beiien, bren -Drper nit
eiitiaen metaaibeu 9nbltanaen nod mebr aerriittel
Ait Iaiieu g8aS bic Menlben bod fur 1bDren iinb
n alen Mpptbefen gicbt es fur 25 GentS Elm pabrbafs
fes, nur aus reneu nub beltrdft9en Yhanaenftoften
bergelteates Wtittel bas fidere Reilung perihoiit
ipenm GppfShmeraeu, SHp,noel Mtattisteit 3eratlo=
pfen, Weritppiuna uub anbere Yerbaunu9 sbeiperben
sud ansetaen. bab Sbr Guren 3brper Dernatbldlfet
babf unb nsr Der uabeu gobesseobr Der 9edbrliiten
aeber- unb Nierenfranfheit iteht 8eies nnper9leih
liaer Ge{nnbbeit perbalf iinb bic ct Bernard &rau
ternilen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-22

6at es iemalE Elm 8eiipiel geeeben,
oab i'll einem 8eibdfte 10 fololiale pro=
fite gemabt iullroen, peld)es feinen
tbatldhli1en NuBen fur bic Wenibbeit
beitrdat? Diele 5ruf Gompa9nien
iino einfab nur 0dnoler in @elo. sic
probu5iren niAts, lie tpe1ieln i,i1ts
bon elmer unbrau1baren in cine brau1.
bare Sorm nm. Mm @nDe bes eSabres
baben lis trob ibrer enormen Gperatio-
nen uno ibrer rielenhaften pro3ente
nihts gu oem Woblitano Der Welt bei=
gefiiet uno baben nidts odSu beigetra=
gen. ben Strom Der sSnouItrie 81 pers
nehren. Sbr @eiddft 1T, Gelo on ei=
nem punfte auf3ubalten un0 baIielbe
niht cher fir Oanoels= Ino ssnbuifrie=
3mefe in llmlauf 81 aeben. biz lie oa-
fir besablt iino uno smar, pie es in
einsm Safe borfam, 10 bod ME 263
prosent fir oas bon ibnen arlseleste
aapital. "a
eSeoer ssarmer, benz es ielbft unter
ben siinifisiten lmlfdnoen faif unmDs-
lid eriheint, mebr als bier pro3ert an
Dem RoFienpreis ieiner Garm 3.i nia=
hen. follte bic obigen 3ableii seuau
liuoiren. Sober glerf nnb leoer Nr-
better foate barber raboenfer. mas
iold unaebeure profite, iuelde III ieoeln
Ga1e aus ben Grtrdsen llno gintoms
men Der Snoultrie aesoaen ,uerben, fir
ben tbatidbli1 als Nrbeiter tbdtiaen
Wann gu bebeuten babeil. Sic Gin.
fommen oes @eloes unb Die Ginfomnen
Der arbeiteuoen Menlbbsit i9eineil in
einem areen MiBperbdltniB 81, iein uno
es 1T Die Glalle. nelde bon oem gin=
tommen bes @elbes profitirt. Die am
lauteiten nit Der Yroiperitdt prablt
unb iiber oieielbe 9drm nla6t.
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MmerifanijMc @aiicrfittpeI
1tnO Ote 8biIspptnett.

Mut ben pbilippinen 9iebt es elm
einheimiibes. mDroerilhes @elDif. einen
furdtbar farfen Sin. Sie ginae=
borenen tpil1en. ,pie sefdbrlih Der 1T
uno trinten i'm baber porli6tia uno
mdbia. llniere Soloaten tannten bic
@efabr anfdnsli6 ni6t. Sn Grman-
.geluns zines Bel1eren iibernabmen lie
lih in .bieiem Sasalenihnaps. BON benz
oas 8lds1en in Sablreiben Shdn-
fen Der gingeborenen nur einen Sent
toltete lie uuroen trant uno tOll oa=
bon.
SEPT aber beulen unb treii6en peib.
li1e unb nld,lnlibe 9emperen3peiber
in ben D;r. @taaten iiber bic ,ifref=
libe amerifaniihe Biereinfubr nod Ma-
Mia u. +. No.. bic uniere oortiaen Sol-
oaten gu G6ffeln made" Sic yiiener
mo Oeuhler! Gerabe bur1 oieIe
Biereinfubr tperben bic ameritanifheil
Soloaten anf Qu3on pieber nii1tern
.nno perniinftia. Goloaten. beren
9ienit3eit abselaufen lit. erridten in
Wallila un0 llm9egeno anltdnbige
Standardization. IN oeien lnisre Rrie.
ger lidb erquiden. Dbne g1aDen au
Inebmen. lin 10 idneler aelane e
nun ben bortiaen ameritanifhen De-
b6rben, bic meiiien Greipen NIT BEN
8aaalenihnaps 3u befeitigen. essA' i
@inge es aber ra1 benz Sinne be,
eriDdhnten amerifaniIden Ganafiter uni
Deu1ler, 10 piiroen bic anlfdnbi0en.
gut aereaelten ameritanilhen Bier.
pirthihoften auf 2uaon perihminben
Sic Golae oapDn ipdre bic, b0b unler,
bortiaen golDaten gum 4agolenfhnop!
|3urid9reiien tpiirbeii, ben lie ieoer3ei
oura i6lane @bineien betonlnlen i0nn'
ten.
glus oielen 0riinoen limb felbif pres
bpterianif1e anleritanifhe GeIoQeilf.
|liNe auf Qu5On fiir dmerifaniihss Sol
|0atenbisr ais beiies Nsttu,l9smittel ge
|Nsti 3dGalenIdlaps.
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ctis.
gpn fallentem Grs erfhlagen murbt
In Gamtrtbse Der 2lidbrise 8cblensrdte,
s. 6. Hptinipn.
Die Dergleutf unb Grutenbeliber IN
Mafilon bnben einen yfrgleih einseaan.
gen, uno icmit fcmmt Is pieles Sabr uih,
.inebr sn einem Streil.
Durh BEN Gerflth, 6eutr nit 0afclin
dn5umahen, irurpen in Sas. 9BeaYer'a
5auie sm Columbus lrhs pericnsn ihwer
perbrannt.
Drau Gcrbelia Ste,part er,rirtte Elm
llrtbeil fir $40 sesen ben Srt Minsc
Sunrticn; tte 5erren 5taptrdter llnn
aber bpdttinis unb perueiserten bic Cab
lung Der Sumine. Die Trau lieb bic
GitY 5all unp paS Startsefdnsni6 NIT
gelhlas belesen unp bic 8rIfen baben
BITE mrlpranslide Summe jebt auf ater
$500 aHsefhpcllen; pieIe Nohe murre
bas @ebauot ;u $4,000 atse1habt unb
tptrp Jest auf penn 3manssweg perfauft
,rerben, rsnn bic Stantpiter niAt inatpi-
lhen ,ur 8ernunft fommen.
Sn Der Naht pom Mcntag auf Diens<
tag ,purce bic geinSlmiible Ypn gB.
.. Nrr tn piqua, bic ;meitsrSbte ibrer
art in ben Ser. Staaten, in 9l1he selest.
gerlut SITE, 900, aber beinabe ppllfdns
big burh Serliherung sebedt. Spdtere
Yerihte seben nod pabin, paB bic pcrtise
Wfablmiible, welhe bart an bic Selmiible
gren3t, aud niepergebrannt 1T. Deren
gerluit be3ifert iiA auf etwa s55, 900.
anIanh.
Den ltdrfiten Shncefaa nes gBinters
batten bic Ser. Staaten frbte Nche.
Ierlstte erfredte fh iitcr ben sansen
Mrrpeu tes Sit<MilTilippis0 s0ebiets bic
mad 1eras binunter itnc Bate Yielfahe
gerfebrsitSrunsen sur 6clse.
Sn srentpn, g. S., wurpen bic ,,ei<
quip OrYsen anp Ssone Co." BON Bri-
tiih- -amerifa, NIT $l,000.000, unb rie
Snternaticnal Graphite Co.,, nit $3,-
000, ,003 8apital ineprporirt.
Die in Qtlanta, @a., tasenbe 8unfe-
sra3 Der Sfeneiebfr nnp Gilenfermer hat
te1dlcGen, bic 9Sbne Der iesteren nm Is
prr,ent uber bic BON 1898 su erb5ben.
gtru 10000 6 G,leniprmsr i'm 9anpe ba-
Sen 9iusen paocn..
Sn Snpiana ermprhete Der Sarmer M(=
frep Gregory feline Srau, neil lie fein
Nurtwaner beiB semaht Bate unp tSr-
tete lih eann leltf. gr binterlabt feds
Rinter.
Das 0etauee Der 3leibsrfabrifanten
Cones H.. Son in Snpianapolis, Snb.,
wurpe purh 5ener serfSrt, wobei bier
Jeuer,rebrleute, elmer Dappn 1ebr 19wer.
purh cine fatlenpe Mauer serlebt MUIR
pen. Der Sdapsn betrast $4,000.
Sames S'Gpansl, prairent Der Snter=
natipnalen Maltini fenuniun, bat in
Gbicasc erfldrt, Die erfrlslos aebliebene
&pnferens Der Jatrifanten unb Maldini>
ten ta1elblt ,perte ben Nusitano BON
IUU,UUU W(atNtnttten IN aufn ADellen Der
Ser. Staaten unb Ganabas binnen zines
Mpnats aur Uplse baben.
Jrant Dtnsntrre son Qerinstcn, Neb.,
welher leine Sra,t ermrrbet uno Spbn
Qane, ben @atten ieiner 3ubablterin, eben-
faas umsebraht, III snm Scee curh ben
Strana perurtbeilt mprhen.
SehsGuMbert Nrbeiter an Der Niilitdr=
,ifrabe in Dprto Niep linp aussetanben,
um itren Iaselcbn BON 30 auf so Genta
gu erbSDen.