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The age-herald., 1900-04-20
No More Trouble Feared

Memphis, Tenn, April 19.--A, telegram was received at the local office of the 1li- nois Central tonight from Superintendent A. J. Grist of Vicksburg, fin charge of the New Orleans division of the Yazoo Valley line, to the effect that he believed the line would be opened through to New Or leans by noon tomorrow. On the main line of the Illinois Central conditions were lit- tie better than on Wednesday,, and the officials of the road fear that more trouble at least extended trouble, will be exper- fenced. None of the local officials can say when it would be possible to resume traf- fic regularly
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
TRAINS RESUMED
Damage From Flood Is Being Rapidly
 Repaired F.

The Alabama Great Southern has re- sumed passenger trains Nos. 3 and 4 be- tween Birmingham and Tuscaloosa. No. 3 leaves here at 4:15 D. m., and No. ar rves at a2:10 p. m.
 Several washouts between Tuscaloosa and Meridian are to be repaired before trains can be run through, but it is be- lieved this will be done in time for trains to go on regular schedule within the next day or two.
 All trains north of Birmingham are run ming on regular schedule.
 The Birmingham Mineral repaired the damaged portions of it's road near Bloc ton, and ran the passenger trains through to that place yesterday.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
SPECIAL TRIP
Arranged For Messrs. Davenport and
 Hawthorn of New York Journal.

Messrs. Homer Davenport, artist and Julian Hawthorne, writer, of the New York Journal, who are in Alabama inform ing themselves as to the political condi- tions in this state, will be taken on a trip around the Birmingham Mineral road to- day, and shown some of the great indus tries of the district. The points to be vis- ited include Ensley, where are located sev- eral blast furnaces, a mammoth steel mill, wire and rod mill bi-product coke ovens, and other manufacturing industries; Bes- semer and the pipe works and rolling mills at that place and coal and ore mines in others parts of the district.
 MT. Davenport and MT. Hawthorn were driven around the city yesterday afternoon by Mayor Drennen and other gentlemen.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
4lnrneyie Heavy Ieuyers

Chicago, April 19.-The Tribune tomorrow will say:
 '.The New York rumor of the prospec- tive consolidation of the Carnegie and American Steel and Wire companies was also current in Chicago today It was re- ported the Carnegie people had been heavy buyers of steel and wire stock, both pre- ferred and common. The statement was reiterated that John w. Gates would re- tire from the American company and that H. c. Prick would succeed him.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
Embassies Apply For Instructions

London April 19.-The Constantinople correspondent of the Standard says:
 "All the embassies have applied to their governments for instructions in case ex- treme measures become necessary on the question of important duties.
 '"All the ambassadors and foreign en- voys are now working in praiseworthy unity. The Americans had hitherto been apathetic, but now they are panifesting an inclination to put in a word also.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
Suits Against United States

Chicago, April 19.-General counsel of several land grant railroads met here to- day and decided to bring suits against the United States government for the recovery of the vast amounts of money which the railroads claim justly due them for the transportation of troops within the last two years. They will claim that the carrying companies were entitled to regu- lar rates from the soldiers notwithstand- ing the comptroller of the treasurys rul- ing that the movement should settle for the hauling of the troops upon party rate basis,
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
HONORABLY ACQUITTED
Ben F. Barbour Came Clear on Charge
 of Forgery

Ben r. Barbour, who was arrested sev- eral days ago charged with forgery in connection with certain campaign litera- ture that was being circulated was hon. orably acquitted in the inferior criminal court, it being shown that MT. Barbour had nothing to do with the document or the circulation of it.
 The paper in question was intended to harm w. B. Paris, one of the candidates for coroner, who secured the nomination over his opponents by a big majority.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
BRYAN IS WELL
Denies the Reports Regarding His Ill
 Health

St. Louis, April 19-The following dis patch was received this afternoon from Austin, Tex:
 ''To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch- You may state for me that the stories that l am in i'll health are untrue have never felt better in my life. l speak tonight at the university auditorium, and next Satur- day at Yeargins Grove, this county, and on next Tuesday at Wichita, Tex
 (SignedD "WM. J. BRYAN"
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
Wood stock Manufacturers Meet

Knoxville Tenn. April 19.-The manu- lecturers of wood stock for farm imple- ments meet in this city tomorrow. Repre- sentatives of this industry from various parts of the south are expected to be pres ent. A few arrived tonight. When ap- preached they refused to give information other than the meeting was to be held in the interest of their business. It is thought it may result in a combination of such industries located in the south.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
Nevada Republican Convention

Carson, New, April 19.-The republican state convention today elected six dele gates to the national convention. The platform adopted endorsed the administra- ton of President Mckinley, favors the construction of the Nicaragua canal, the large use of both gold and silver money, the election of United States senators by popular vote, and the suppression of trusts.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
Gates to Ise Opposed

New York, April 19.-The Herald tomor- row will say:
 Wall street is full of rumors to the ef- feet that John w. Gates is to be deposed as the executive head of the American Steel and Wire company. These stories, which have been in circulation some time as- sumed tangible form yesterday, when it was said that a syndicate, headed by An drew Carnegie, Henry C. Prick and the Seligman interests and the Moore Eros, has obtained control of the company, and will put MT. Prick in MT. Gates place.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
Miners Reach No Agreement

Pittsburg, Pa, April 19.-The conference of the miners committee and officials of the coal combine adjourned today for one week without having reached an agree ment. It is believed the miners will con- tinue at work until the result of the ad- journed conference is known
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
Another NIississippi Lyncl,inc

vicksburg, Miss, April 19.-Advices from Bolton state that Henry McAfee, a negro, is accused of an attempted assault upon a Mrs. Saunders, near Brownsville school house last night. He entered Mrs. Saund- CTS roor but was frightened off and was captured a few hours later by citizens who went in pursuit. The lynching fol- lowed,
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Of the Bureau of American Republics
 Hold Meeting

Washington, April 19.-The executive committee of the bureau of American re- publics met today for the purpose of car rying out the direction of the recent con- ference of the diplomatic representatives of the American republics relative to the formation of programme for the project ed Pan-American congress to be held in the City of Mexico. It is expected that the
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
HEAVILY FINED
Negro Who Drove Buggy Over Little
 Girl

Will Jackson, negro driver for a Nv cry stable, who ran over Virginia Harri- son, a little white girl at the corner of Fifth avenue and Twentieth street, We'd nesday afternoon, and who is said to have taken a pair of brass knucks from his pocket at the time. was fined $25 for reck- less driving and $50 for carrying conceal ed weapons, by Judge Feagen, yesterday.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
The Big Pool Match

New York April 19.-The first of a series of games in the pool match for the cham pionship of the world was played tonigh. at Daly's between Alfredo de Gro and Gerome R. Keogh. De Gro scored 204 to 179 scored by Keogh. The match is 500 points up, 200 to be played each night.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE TO FLORIDA.

DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE TO FLORIDA.
 The Southern Railway have double daily service Birmingham to points in Florida. Trains leave Birmingham s a. m. and 4:40 D. m. Morning train makes uiose 'connec- fion at Atlanta with sleeper for Tampa. Fla. Afternoon train carries ,aleeper, Bir- minghafn to Jacksonville. Fla. Call at .of- flee 2o1s First avenue for further infnrma- ton. u-z0-0
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
FRANCIS T. LASSITER
Elected to Fill Unexpired Term of Late
 Congressman Epes

Richmond, Va, April 19-F'rancis T. Las sitter, democrat, of Petersburg, was today elected to congress from the fourth Vir- ginia district, to fill the unexDired term of Hon. Sidney P. Epes, deceased.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
MEMORIAL SERVICES
For the Late Rabbi Isaac M. Wise--End
 of Passover

Memorial services in connection with the closing Passover services were held at Temple Emanuel last night and despite the indictment weather were largely att tended.
 The special memorial service was held for the late Rabbi Isaac NJ Wise of Cin- cinnati and high tribute was paid to his memory by Rabbi Newfeld.
 The concluding service of the Passover will occur this morning at 10 o'clock.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
Merchants Association Kicks

Washington, April 19.-Chairman Payne of the house committee on ways and means, today received a memorial from the Merchants association of New York
 It is an appeal for the abolition of the stamp taxes on export shipments, rail-
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
Equal lR,c.hts te Ne.ro Cb,l,,ren

Albany N. Y., April Ex-Governor Roosevelt today signed the bill to secure equal rights to colored children in the
 public schools and abolishing separate
 schools.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
Fought a Draw

Savannah, Ga, April 19.-Jack Hanlon of Philadelphia and Tom Corcoran of this city fought twenty rounds to draw here tonight The men are middle weights.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
rrederiok B. Mhitney Dead

Boston, April 19-FredericlS B. Whitney, for years business manager of the Boston Transcript, died today, aged 50 years.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
m CuRE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money If it fails to cure. D. W. Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
Polisb Newsrapers Forbidden

Berlin, April 19.-The sale of Polish newspapers has been forbidden at all Prussian railway stations.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
Bubonic Plague Disappears

Buenos Ayres, April 1S.-It is announced that the bubonic plague has completely dis appeared from the Argentine Republic
The age-herald., 1900-04-20

Retrail trade furnished by Amzi Golden Co.,, Birmingham. J. J. Duncan, Birmingham. Adams Drug Co.,, Birmingham. H. D. Klein, Birmingham.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
Columbus. O.. Sune 12. 1892

Lincoln Medicine Co.,, Columbus, O..
 Gentlemen--I have suffered with Catarrh since aSs0 and I have expended s10O for different remedies. I have taken offensive scabs from my nose an inch in length and half the size of my finger. I used one jar of Lincoln's Catarrh Balm. I can now breathe naturally, the scabs in my nose have disappeared, and I feel better than have for years cheerfully testify to the healing power of I.incoln's Catarrh Balm, as it has effected for me a com- plete and perfect cure.
 c. F. SCHUMACKER,'
 296 Neil St., Columbus o.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
PERSONAL.

R. F. L. Mel, secretary of the Morgan campaign committee, will return to Selma today. Mrs. Mel will go with him. MT. and Mrs. Mel made a great many friends in Birmingham during their stay here, and their departure will be regretted.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20

Mrs. Zac Smith of Birmingham, who was on her way to Meridian to attend the meeting of the woman's clubs of .llat state, was on the train that got caught at Eutaw Monday. She is still at Eutaw and unable to either return home or go on to Meridian.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20

Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Newman left the city yesterday to attend the great Ecu mencal missionary conference in New York, to which the doctor is delegate,
 to be absent two weeks
The age-herald., 1900-04-20

Cure, Price 75 cents. Lincoln's Catarrh Balm. Price 8 cents. At your Drug Store. If not in stock and your druggist will not order it, we will send the reme- dies prepaid upon receipt of price. Lin coin Medicine Co.,, Columbus Ohio.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
Forecast for Alabama

Forecast for Alabama
 Washington, April 19.-Forecast for Ala bama-Rain Friday; fair Saturday; brisk to high northerly, shifting to northwestern
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
A situation Explained

A AituatiOn Explained From the Washington Star. ''Did you lose any money at the races?" Mot a cent" answered the patient man. That was lucky"
 "Well, I suppose so; but I was entitled to some luck You see I had my pocket pick ed just before the first race started" From the Chicago Record
The age-herald., 1900-04-20

Highest temperature, IS; lowest tempera- ture, 5S average temperature, 6S
 BEN. M. JACOBS, Station Agent, U. S. Weather Bureau.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20

Loudenslager Kenomnated Camden, N. J., April 19.-Congressman Loudenslager has been renominated by the republicans of the first New Jersey district.
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
THE WEATHER

Birmingham, April IS, 1gUU. Local obserxa tions during the A hours ending [ p. m.. Central time:
 Birmingham, Ala, April 19, 1900. TIME ITEM. WEATHER WIND FALL Ram 66 Fair N .00 12 m W Pt Cldy NE .0O 7pm "A Pt Cldy NE 1T
The age-herald., 1900-04-20
CA TARRH

Catarrh is Local and Constitutional Disease. Lincoln's Constitutional Ca- tarrh Cure, a powerful tonic and Blood Purifier and Lincoln's CatarLh Balm are Constitutional and Local Remedies used in connection have cured Catarrh and Hay Fever Mvg--~i in every case tarrh Balm ~ very ser ious case. See testimonial below.
 We offer $$iE5 Reward for any case of Catarrh the two Remedies fail to cure. We ---- will sen q Constitutional eH@ 3 Ca ar T h
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-12-14

0O0. .00O aut Yenlpnen llno Der &ef
auf Sa,dre etc. entfdIlen. Die Burs
ldge ipirS nabrI6eiuli1 am Gmstao
I'M 0auS eingerei1t iperoen.
Die &dnttnenfrdqe.
9ds Senatsz9ommittee IeBte bic
8eratbungen iiber bie9RsorgdniIdtionsz
8orLdge Der Nrmee uno Uidrine furt
uno Derndbm auBer elmer 4nadbl Diff
3iere audi ben @r5biIhof Sreluno unb
Sr5bifAof Wtc9olbrif, 9ebtere iiber
Die &antinenfrage. 8eioe Brdlaten
beaeibneten bic 8orlage, pel6e bic
Rdntinen berbieten tpolIe, I'M h0bIten
@rGoe fiir uutlug. Die adntinen for.
berteu IN biretter BeiIc Mdbigttis
unb quite SttteH bei ben Sruppen.
@rabif9Df Srelanb baiirte feline 9lns
ft4t balptIdblih duf Die @rfdbrungen.
Die er BET ben Sruppen in Sort Snels
ling, nabe bel ct. Paul, gemadt babe.
Ddna4 fei Die &antine Elm mGhtiser
Sdttor, um bic Solodten Dor dnberen
8eriuAungen gu fbiisen, uno er iei
ntht Der 9lniiht. oaB Die &dntinen
irgenoipie gu MusIdipeifungen Ieitens
Der Sruppeu fiibreu tonnten. Der
Gr3btI6Of iagte ferner. odb es unm0g<
LTD lein piirbe, Den 9ebrdu9 getltiger
@etrdnte in Der Nrmee gau3 unb gar
81 Derbinbern. Sa0s man oarauf bins
arbeiten ipolle, 10 fpiirben Die Wtdmls
fhaften anbere unb gefdbrli4ere Deae
ftuben, iiCb bieIe @etrdnte 'u berfbuf<
fen, ais Die &antine bote.
II nnb ni9t 1900 Qeiaen
dngetommen.
Die foleenoe @rtlGrung ipurbe om
OOunerftog bonn &riegsOepdrtcment
DfFentLi9 befdnnt .gemd9t:
Ser Ser. Sts Srdnsportodmpfer
r0ducof" tam am 10. DECEMBER 1900
in Gan 5runciseo an, nit ben 2ei(ben
bon elf S0lbdten an 8oro, BON Denen
5ebu auf Der ueberfa6rt geitorbeu finb.
Cine 2eibe tpurbs in NagaIati bon
bem SoipitaIl4iff r3elieF" aus uuf Die
y0dncOd" gebradt. 9us @erii4t, bab
1900 2ei9eu bon De- n0ancod" mitgez
braht lpDrben Ieien, lit our9dus un>
begriinbet unb es lpiro erIu9t. bies
bur4 Die PreHe betdnut gu MAIDEN"
@epr. Sitt 1T Senutstans
otbdt.
Der @eprdientont 0ttt bon SSIlis
nois bat an OOnneritug formeu unges
fiinbiat, bab er als 8dnoibdt fur bas
Mmt zines Sunoesfenators auftreten
iperbe, -,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-12-14
9fGubeteien iibera(l.

Canal OoDer, Ohio. Ia. Oe5.
8ier mustirte Ndnner btelten am
Oonneritdg Norgen gu frii9er Stunbe
bic 8etpohner oes Stdot1ens SbdneSs
billie, bier Wteilen neitlih bon bier, i'm
Shd4, fpGbrenb iie bic Priputbanf
bon sSpbn SoerIhudo berdubteu. Die
Siebe iprengten ben 9elolArdnt nit
Jitroalpcerin, rdubten 3pif9en $4,000
Bis $4,000 unb enttamen 0ann mil els
ner OraiIine duf Der 98beeling 8c 2afe
Grie Gilenbdbn. Den Rdu6ern purbs
cine arobe 9ln3abt Sbiife na6geI6idt
unb es TT alpeifellOs, Dab elmer Ober
mebrere beripunbet fpurben, oenn liz
lieBen cine beutli1e 8lutfpur 5uriid,
Der &aub purbe in Der glei9en
@eile aussefiibrt lpie Der in @eOilla.
unb es lift dn3unebmen, bdb bieielben.
WGnner bei6e 8erbreCben begangen bas
ben. Die in Der g2Gbe Der 8anf lpobs
nenben &eute tpur6sn iim brei' llbt
Weoraens bur6 cine beftige GrploiiOn
aus Dem G9lafe eetuedt. Sobu 8bos
bes, Der Der 8ant ssseniiber lpo6ni.
elite ons 5eniter uno ia6 6ann, fpis
3ipei WfGnuer NIT grobem @tfer in Der
8ant arbeiteten, tpqbrenb atpei anbert
ppr pem @ebdu6s Buae bielten. 3bos
bes tleibete fib an unb elite, ben gats
bolper in Der 9dno, auf Die Strabe
binab, no er fofort nit elmer Mn3abl
S4iihe empfangen tpuroe. gbobes
iboB ale feline Pdtroneu db, tporaui
er f9 fpie6er in oas 9aus 3uriidsoe,
gr aluubt, bdB er einem Der WtGnner
bsr Arm aerihoHsn hat.
Uaattoon. Su., Ia. De3. sic
8ebDrben bon Coles uno @bgdr @oune
ties befinben Iih duf Der 8erfoIqunq
elmer Ginbre9erz8anoe, Die in Afbs
more, Wtelpoob uno Wletcalfe inner
buib Der lebten AZ StuHDen &Gubez
reien Deriibt bat Sn 4ibmore ipren9>
ten iie Den 9elol9rdut bon S. g. Ser
mann unb raubten odrdus $225. SSn
Wfetcalfe beraubten Ite bds pOitamt
unb bier @ef6dfts9dufer uno in Wtels
fpoOo pliinberten ite eiuen 2doen aus.
Die IGuber fu6ren bon Plab gu piab.
Gltoooo. Jofpu, ID. Oe3. Gins
BREEDER brungen am Sonnerltug Wfprz
gen gu friibtr Stunoe in oas bieiiee
pOftamt elm, aus Dem iie fur $3.50
8riefmarfen. einen tleinen 8etrag in
8aar uub Noten I'm Wertbe BON $500
itdllen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-12-14

9ofldnb's Sslanb, eine
ungefdbr As Wleilen Don Cambridge in
9or9efter Gountp, Mb., liegenbe SSn=
lei, Die ungefGbr $50 &ipobner bat
unb tpegen bes @uitern=Rei9tbu in
Der giaabari4aft bsriibmt tit, idsiut
benz untergange 9etpetbt au fein. N2it
s(usnobme zines 100 Yarbs breiten
Streifens, itebt Die Snfel Bel 9o9flutb
itsts unter Waher. 9ie @eEsa teiben
.ia Stiif nnh bezt dnbtrsn fnen..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-12-14

Nep Yort, 13. Oe5. 9lugefom<
men: nSpaarnoam" bon 9totterban,
.Wujeitic" bon 2iberpool.
So ton. 13. De8. Nbgeganeen:
.9epenian" no6 2ioerpoOl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-12-14
Bcri@ieOeues aus Dem oeatid,u &ei&.
9ie Gage in g ii D q frtt q.

SransOoal cine ldwere 9iieOerlage 6et=
ce5-abt. 9ie brttiIaen YerluIte fn0
ero5. ooro Rit6cner meloete ties
Geutc in folsenOer 9speihc:
.0elorep nit 250o 0}ann sriff 6en.
Clements beute bel 9,ooitgeoaat a..
9ie 8uren muroen 3uerT; 3uriitssitla=
GEN, ipdtcr ie6o9 gelang es ibnen Die
Spise BON Mo9Olie56ur8 81 eritiirmen
tric6en bier britii6e Gompa9nieen neg
MD Sen. Clements luar 9eSwun9cn Ii4
RAD 0efpoOrt 3urid3u3ieGen.
Der Sampf iDor beiB unO Clements
pertor pier ieiner baften OffBiere unO
pis.e Soloaten. geritartunsen fnO
obse9an9en.
HooitseOa9t 1T etua IT'S gteilen
oitli6 uon 4retoria ouf Der Sabnitrete
nab 9Orsn3o Ntarquis.
8er6re4er ugpelen w
8dris.
pdris, 1t. Oe5erbsr. Seit osM
S6luB Der Weltdu5IteGurg. ipo6ei tdus
fenoe perionen duber 8eIbdftigung
Geriet9en, bdben bic Yer5reAen in Ya=
ris in eriGretenosr Beiie 5ugenOms
men, uber crit iettoenl Die QeiAe eine5
unbefdnnten lgUgeu Nllnnes in 3ueI
Padeteu. an 4. 9e5ember duigefunocn
tuuroe, ba6eH Iih DE Behoroen Der
Sd9e nit gr0Berer Gnergie dn9enonz
men, unO lie gie6t lIt i'Bt eHoii4
Dlube, Die Sdnoe Don 8erbre6ern unz
fhdoli6 gu MAIDEN. Die udmenttj4 in
Den entfernter gelelenau OiItritten bon
Ydris ibr lln.peIsu treib,n. Die 3eiz
tunqen entbdlten tIQli1 lanIe 8erihts
iiber Die 5ablreibeu 8erbre4eu. Die aa=
ndhtli9 begdngsu peroen.
3ipei respectable 2lr6eiter nuroen am
Ntittpo9 9lbeno Don bier 6dqUnteu
angsgriffeu. Die, uahoem lie nit DEN
Seioen Streit ungefdnJen, Dem einen
oen 4opf beinabe gang d6i9nitten,
ipd6reno Der Anoere einen W1eferitib
IN ben unterlsib er6ielt, Der 6alo ieinen
Sob sur 6olge hatte. Reiner Der N0rz
Der 1T ioipsit eingefdngen tpOroen.
Bel pielen oteIer nd6tli1en ueberz
f6ae 6dnbelt e5 li9 uidt etnmal um
&Gu6. Die @erbreAsn lperoen anI9eiz
neno bon blutoiiritigen 8er6rehern,
gum She'll no4 gang lungen Burden
berii6t.
@or sinigen 5agen 9dttsn bier Rrdz
ben, bon oenen Der dlteIte taum II
Sabre alt t'dr, in 2apilstte Elm iunaes
Nldo6en uberfauen, getue6elt uno gez
Shdnbet, uuo fie tpareu i'm 8e1riffe, es
IN Den 8andl gu iOerfer. dls Der lluz
.gliidli9en me6rere Pdhdnten 81 9iIfs
fdmen.
Die 9anoen, bi, 9e4eDiqe uno Me=
nilnontant uniider MAIDEN, nennsn fih
,Qpa1en". Sic bd6su cine gdn5e @nz
3abl abfdeuliher. feiger 8er6rebeH
ausgefiibrt.
Sine anoere un6 d6nli1e 8dnoe
nennt fi9 Die nNmenoiers". Die poz
li5ei lit biefen 8dnben gegeniiber fat
muhtlps.
Cine Oiebesbanbe iiberfiel oieier
Sa1, in einen oiGt beDOlterten Oiitritt
i'm fiiolihen She'll Der Stdot eireu
Strabenbabnpagen uno berdubte Die
paFagiere, unb etne tpihtige elettrtihe
StraBenbabnlinie, Die naa ct. Serts
uno ct. Quentin fii1rt. ipeigert llp,
na6 balb neun ll6r Qtbenos, IN 6olge
Der allgemeinen llnliAer6eit, Waggons
laufen 5u laiIen.
Grii am Oonnerltag finot9te Der
poli3ei=p prGfett an. bdb & leoem
Strasenbabn> >Waaaon. Der nab halo
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-12-14

2Gaaslamo Sepe1fbea,
3ic Gage III SuO=&frita.
Die Surem
6aben Sen 8riten cine ihwere
>lieoerla9e bei9ebrdd?t
Denn Sprb 6itnemer foroert ote
tpieoer semeiemem Auftralter
anf
Na6 siibafrifa ;ariid3utebren.
Msbr als 1872 900 gfcrbs uuo gsaa(.
There
Sat Gnglan6 bereits na6 Siioafrita
gei6idt.
3uuabme Der Ser6re6eu III Barls.
Ep..;A,;oS.,,es o,,s non, Aeutid,,u Reidi
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-12-14

luabne Der Serbrc6eu III YariS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-12-14
Na6 siioafrifa ;uriif3ntebren.

Msbr als 1872, 900 gferOe uuo Maal'
There
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-12-14

Sat GuglanS bereits mad Siioafrita
geibidt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-12-14

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-21


municipalities Hi and Honolulu At present the
which
expended
municipal
million
the heavy bonded debt
the
Public
to Public Works
multiply
he do
in polite
the
in the burden of payme is on
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mittax in and
of