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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-12
THE RELIEF OF
MAFEKING NEAR
British Column is Hurrying Hither
With All Speed Possible-Has
Passed Vryburg.

LONDON, May 12-4:So A. MA
British column, 5000 strong, has arrived
at Vryburg, one hundred miles from
Mafeking. 1t reached there Thursday,
and though harassed by the Beers, IS
pushing swiftly forward Fifty miles
south of Vryburg at Taungs, is Gelefal
H,mters main body. moving slowly and
contending with considerable forces-
TIE pick of his mounted men are the
con, who are going without wheeled
transport and a q rate that may possi-
blv bring them to Mafekins on Monday
or Tuesday next.
Lord Roberts narrative closes wloii
Thursday evening, but he continued .iS
march yesterday toward hoohs , .91 ta,.t'
twenty miles distant, and by this time
he must know whether the Beers intend
to fight there.
Mr.. Winston Churchill says there were
only 200 Beers who opposed the British
at Zand River Another estimate is that
e.oIo Beers. with six guns made rear
guard action, while many other thousands
with conveys retired without firing snot-
President Steyn and council OF the
leaders of several thousand Free S;aters
in the Taudybrand and F'ickshurs district.
submitted To the mer the question or
cnntfnl,irr. the war or not at great open
air meeting. The Ficksburg men decided
to fight on.
President steyn, who appears to be In
command, began TO advance toward tae
british on Thursday. and came In contact
with campbelrs Brigade and Brabant's
Horse twenty miles northeast OF Thaba
N'Chu A sharp engagement ensued, with
no nositive advantage on either side.
General Rundle has disposed OF 10000
men along a long line in such a way as
TO bar any Boer advance on Lord Roberts
column.
advance.
According to a Pretoria telegram, Cen
eraI Butler is moving from Elandslaasie
in the direction of Heipmaker, and the
British vanguard engaged a Boer patrol
OF italians on Thursday. Twelve Italians
are described as routing fifty British.
The dispatch also says that British re-
connoiserins parties have invaded the
Transvaal near Fourteen Streams. and
that the scouts on both sides meet fre-
quently with varying results.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-12
SUMMARY OF TO-DAY's NEWS
Ilpciii.


The trial of Rhodes for killing Bar.
nett will probably be concluded to-day.
The Richmond Grays were mus
tered In
from the great prize fight.
Cover kr Tyler called upon for a milf
tary COMPANY TO protect prisoner.
Special police for Carnival are ap-
Field Day events at Richmond col-
lese.
u r. KeIIum. OF WythesiIIe. probably
fatally h|rt by a train.
Washington and Lee University sets
q handsome legacy.
The President and Cabinet coming TO
Fredericksburg on the 9th
Benjamin Goldsmith is locked 10 in
the police station in Alexandria. charged
with assault on Mrs. Mary Rollins.
widow.
Hotel Lee. burned at Roanoke. is being
rebuilt
plant burned: $4,000 loss.
Sheriff Davis. of Henry county. calls
on Governor for troops 10 prevent lynch
ing OF Charles Hair5ton tcoiofsGl by
mob.
Greek coal field.
General
-corbett received clean knockout In
the twentyt third round.
A negro iynched at Hinton. w. Va,
and his body literally riddlett with bullets.
Mr.. Lodge made notable speech in
Senate favoring larger navy.
-.asmor plant still under discussion
Foreisn.
British flying column harrying to re-
-Roberts' cavalry in twenty-five miles
of kroonstadt. and main army only eleven
miles behind.
several engagements In Philippines
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-12
storn,eG pafa,,ec

MANILA, May ft-The ISLANDERS of Mas
bette received Colonel Hardins expedition
differently from those of ATarinduqas
where ne left one company of the Twenty
ninth Regiment. On approaching the prin-
eipal town. PaiaGoc, the tnsursent trenches
appeared to be occupied. and the gunboat
Helena bombarded item vigorously. after.
which three companies were landed and
took the trenches with little resistance.
One Filipino was killed. Two or three
hundred insurgents hold the ueghborins
towns. and the natives appear unfrfsndfy.
AS previously cabled. but few armed in
surgents were found III MarLnduaue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-12
THE TURKISH INDEMNITY.
Ahmed Pasha lsas left for This Coun-
try in Efort to Settle 1t.

CONsTANTINOPLE, May 1o-Ahmed
zPasba has left Constantinopie. He IS GO
ing to The United states with proposals,
the object of which is the settlement OF
the icemnity claims in an indirect man
ner. In the event of the failure of Ahmed s
proposals tne United States Government
will resume negotiations with the Porte,
The Impression here is that Ahmed will
not succeed.
z The Porte has presented a new note TO
in troduce Octroi in Gallipolis. The object
of this movement. it is believed. is to es-
tablish a precedent for the subsequent i'm
nosition of like duties in other towns.
II is said that the embassies will again
refuse to assent as the measure is con-
trary to the treaty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-12
FIGHTING IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Tho Insurgents Burn and Sack the
Tort, ofTrocin.

MANILA. May 11--s.1o A. MA forca
of 800 Insurgents attacked Twenty-Five
scouts of rhe F'orty-eighth Regiment neat
San Jacquinto. province OF Pansasinan. on
Monday, but were routed by the scouts.
ten of their number being killed.
The Americans lost two killed.
On April 26th the insurgents burned and
sacked the town of Trocin, near Bulan.
numbering natives who were friendly to tha
Americans and two Spaniards. The Ameri-
cans killed thirty-seven Of the insurgents.
On the same date Major Andrews, witt,
two companies of troops. attacked General
Mojica stronghold near ormuc, Leyts
Island. Mojicas had brass cannon and
plenty Of ammunition. but after threa
hours of fighting the insurgents fed. Tas
loss is not known. The Americans los.
two killed and eleven wounded They de-
stroyed the ensmy's rifles ard powder and
stores.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-12
MARTIAL LAW DECLARED

III Provinces OF Barcelona and valen-
cia in Spain.
MADRID. May n.-Martial law has been
proclaimed in the provinces of Barcelona
and Valencia.
At Seville. where all shops are closed,
excitement continues. There has been con-
tinual resistance to sendarmes at Valencia
for two days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-12
SLIM JIM THE MAN.
He Has Been Arrested for Robbins
the NI:,ssanutte.l Bank.

fftt u u y ~ = =
WINCHESTER, VA, May 11.-Special.-
Pinkerton detectives. who have been
working. OF. clues of the gang which loot
ed Ma ssanutten bank. t Strasburs, near
WINCHESTER, twoereclls ago, md obtained
five thousand dollars in cash after blow
ing up the safe, have arrested a notorious
crook known as Slim. Jim, in New York.
Chief ronnor, OF. the Pinkerton Agency
took dispositions in Strasburg to-day OF
nrominent citizens. who identifieS a pho
stosraph of Slim Jim as that of a man
5nretending to be an umbrella ment!er, VINO
was in Strasburg on the day Of the ROB
slim Jim has attempted to prove an
salibi claiming to have been in Tennessee
al the time. but the Identification of his
photo osraph will likely lead to his extqldi-
Hon here Tor trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-12
MORE BISHOPS NEEDED
Recommendation for Appointment of
Eour additional

Four Additional.
CHICAGO. May 1.-THE entire Board OF
Bishops of the Methodist Church has been
declared effective to-day BY the Committee
of Episcopacy. and recommendation to the
General Conference was adopted favorfns
their retention and the election OF four
additional bishops, two Of whom are for the
missionary field
Chairman Buckley will present this report
to the Conference tomorrow, and will ask
that the election be postuoned from Mon
day TO Tuesday.
Meantime a sharp fight is expected on
the question concerning the colored
bishops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-12
THE POPULlsTS
officers Elected by the National Com
r,,ittcc ut Sioux Falls.

mittce ut Sioux Falls.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., May n.-f'oliow-
ing are the officers elected by the Popu-
list National Committee:
Carolina.
vice-chairman-J. Fl. Edmiston, Ne
brasLa-
Treasurer-w. D. Washburn. Of Massa-
Secretary. f. Edgereon. of Colorado.
Executive Committee-Geueral j. g.
Weaver, Iowa; Sena tor w Y. Allen, Ne
braska: J. w Breidentnal Kansas: Eti-
gene Smith, Chicago: e. Y way Ari-
60, n tracy. Texas; Robert Schilling,
WISCONSIN. Major Bowler, Minnesota; DR..
G. II. Tavlor. Pennsylvania.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-12

fying Committee made vacant by the
death of ex-Representative David b.
.Cuiberson, of Texas. The Presiden,
knows Mr.. Goode we'll. and said it would
give him pleasure to consider the matter
Mr.. Goode was at one time solicitor
general of the Department of Justice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-12
FAVOR BRYAN.
Tennessee Democrats Reaffirm the
Chicago Platform.

Chicago Platform.
NASHVILLE. TENN. May 1.-The
Democratic State Convention adjourned at
an early hour this morning a PLATFORM
containing an anti-expansion plank, de-
c1arins against trusts, reaffiruing the
Chicago platform and favoring William j.
Brvan for President was adopted
Governor Benton Mcmillan was nomi-
mated for a second term, and Thomas l..
Williams, of Knoxville, was named for
Railroad Commissioner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-12
JAMES G.. FIELD NAMED

one of the National Committee of the
Populist Party.
SIOUX FALLS S. D.. May 11.-The Ma
tional Commit itteemen named by the Pop
mist Convention before adjourning early
this morning INCLUDE
virginia. W.. McGavock. G.. w. b
Hale. James Field. &
North Carolina Marion Butler. Cyrus
THOMPSON and S. a. Lawrence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-12
British Advance.

MAsERU. Friday. May u--British forces
from Thaba N'Chu. under General Rumble
and General Brabant, are reported 10 nave
advanced toward Clocoloin and Piattsburg
A large commando OF Beers has returned
from the Korraaaberg hills, and Is in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-12
INDIAN TRUST FUND
Action Will BE Begun Against tha
States in the Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, May 1f-solicitor-Gen
raj Richards. on the opening of the Su.
preme Court next Wednesday. will tax.
initiatory steps IN actions against tha
States of North Carolina. Florida Louis.
lana and South Carolina. to recover from
these States. respectively. s1i6 40 s26a 9:aE5i,
S5l go and S2is.I5 commonly known as
the indian Trust Fund"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-12
URGED GOODIES APPOINTMENT
Toa Place on Codifying Committee in
Pace of Cuiberson.
ashington .Bureau rhe rimes.

Washington Bureau. The Times.
a15 Fourteenth Street
WASHINGTON, d. c.. May 11-Spe-
cial Representatives Jones, Otey and
Rixey. of Virginia.. saw the President
to-day and urged him to appoint John
Goode, of Virginia. now practicing law
In Washington. ito the place on the Codi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-12
THE AsHANTsl DETERMINED.
They Secure the Aid of Other Tribe.
AgninSt the British

ACCRA, GOLD COAST. May u.-Se,
rious reports are current that the Ashan.s
tis are determined TO throw off the British
yoke. that they have secured the co-ope.
ration of eight other tribes and that tleJ
are now able TO raise 50.00a warriors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-12

Continued on sixth Page.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-12

tconnnuea on sixth Page.1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-12
wEarHEr. FORECAST.

Forecast for Saturday and Sunday:
yirSiuia-F'air Saturday, warmer IN
oartY,ern norton. Sunday fair. Fariabia
winds. mostly fresh sousheriy-
North Caroiina-F'air and warmer Sat.
sIrday: Sunday fair; fresh southeriy
winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-12

Corbett is still factor in the pugiistic
game. He has regained much OF MS 5, o!o
form. The battle was ciean, anu ~ %
doubtful if there was slhsle Lli go -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-11
.. u. s.. GentraI.@ereim.

Die erite, Dffentlide unb bemonftras
fipe Mrbeit bes 2ptalsGomites bon
Bridgeport, Conn.,, ipel6es bic nG9ite
General : @erIammlung oes .. R. 6.
Central 0ereins empfansen unb be-
nirtbsn ipiro, fanb am Sonntag, ben
2. December, Nadmittass itatt. ana
tpeisno Bel bieisr @eriammluug tparen
nebit benz Iebr eifrigen pfarrer Der
ct. Soiepb@@ emeinoe, Rep. Sabme,
lie elm Oelsaat zines ieben 8ereins bes
Staates Connecticut, fopie 9rdiibent
80. 9pnner pom Central @erein, NIT
benz Serrn 6. s. aaufmann, Prdfis
bent bes Staatsperbdnbes bon Hep
Nort unb s. 9. Oelters. prGiioent bes
Staatsperbanbes bon Netp Seriep. Die
8eriammlung psrlief iiberaus entbus
iiaitif6. unb bic 8eseiiteruns unb
Giniateit Der beutI6en 8otboliten perz
ipri6t bic General eriammlung oes
Central @ereins gu bridgeport,
Conn.,. su elmer aubergepDbnli4 anses
nebmen Al MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-11
slus BEN ibrisen 0roBbersustbum.

OIbeIingen, 13. Hop. Seute
8prmittag gesen 8 ubr begdb Ii9 bic
frau Yfeiffer bon bier na9 Seuinsen,
Inn beim Notnr cine IbI9lagsSablun9
auf ibr tiiralid unseiteisertss 9dus<
den All MAIDEN. Der Wes fiihrte lber
8iirinaen am &radelsbpf, porbei ourh
ben p~errufeusn Sellinger Walo. Iuf
Der Riidtebr seeen 10 nbr bate Die
ssrau. ben Npienfrana beteno, ben
Walo i1cn melt binter iia uno mar
MIR nod 100 Meter pon9iiringsn ents
fernt, ais ibr elm unbetannter BUR-
i6e beaeaneie, Der bon 8iringen fam.
S6on mar er cine CUTE Strede Weges
an ibr pprbei, ba brebte er ii9 INN
unb tam silisit auf lie a%usslaufen.
.Sbr babt semiB etpas psrlorsn"
faate lie su benz un~betdnnten. ~od Sbr
suriidtpmmt." ,m@epib", ipra6 bic
Ter. blu mirlt es iest lGon sefpabr
perben. 60 itnsl Su tannit. osin
@elo ber!" ,8eib babe i6 teines";
fpra6 bic gu sobe eridrodene 5rau.
Va soo Der ilssolo ysin Mefer unb
befabl ibr. untsr Idrstlidsn Srobuns
gen. iia Dor ibm auf Die &nie gu Ieben.
On alien @liebern Sitterno, gebcrhts
lie unb bat flesentli4, lie bob gu pers
ihonen. boch Der lnmeni9 bDrte ni9t
auf lie, 1pnhern begann 5uerlt nit ben
TGuiten. bann nit benz Sipd 10 ldnge
.auf bic l1ngliidli9e losSuidlagen. biz
er Dor Mibistsit nidt me9r tonnte.
Das halbtpote Spfer pcrinfte er nun
III perasipaltisen. bod umionit; bann
periebte er Der 5rau einen neun Gentis
meter tisfen Meferiti4 in ben Inter
leib unb spei in ben Irm. Damn
muBte iie ii6 nadt aus5ieben. porduf
er lie mieber nit Stodi6lGgen jam
merli6 Seridlue. Obnmd4tis unS
mebrlps lag Iein Spfer Dor ibm, sans
Ieinsr 2eioeni6aft preisgeesben. Na6
eeIhehensm M..bbrau6 perIebte er ibr
nod mehrer. MeHeritihe pno entfernt1
Ei6 na6 Sslinaen AZ, in Der Wtsis
nuna. .Sie lei toet. Na6 10 Minuten
febrte er pteber, uno ais er lie nod
lsbenb porfams. idrie er. nit asaiidz
tenn Meiier aaf iie Sueehenb: .Tun
made. oaB ou pestommit. oberN id
made bid holienos talt." Sbre lebte
&rdft ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, biiate lie li6
in ibre ssrriiIeuen &leiber uno iniepps
ts fi& ,um erI;sn paGIe ben YIrins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-11
Gro6her,oethum.
Nus DER bauptitaot.


& a m m 7 + nblun9e n.
Die erite Settion bat auf Quresuns
oes 6rn. priim unb uneeii6ts Der
ainftiaen SSinan5lase bes 2anoes ben
@emeinbsfonbs UNI 250,O00 ST. gu er.
hOben ~beantragt. Die speite Seftion
bat bic 8uosetberatbung beenoet uno
Die So. Mouiel unb Welter nit feds
Stimmen au 8eri9teritattern ernannt.
Sr. Steiden bate ebenfaus 6 Stimz
men erbalten, mubte aber als iiinsiter
auriiditeben. Die 8eri6teritatter Der
peridieoenen Setttonsn fir bic 8ubz
aetporlage iino bic 3d.: MeB uno Ois
bier. Wouiel unb Welter, S4mit unb
Bed. sSu Der eriten Settion bat Or.
8riim pieoer ben Mntrag geitelt,
Sdnenaiiae bon 2uremburs nod 2itz
tid uno aurid auf Der Horolinie ein-
auleaen. Wie es i9eint, ipa Der 4ns
traa oiesmal 4usii6t duf grfolg ba<
ben. @s pGre bies i'm Snterefie bss
2anbes au piinf9en. Die Strede 2us
remburas2itti9 tiir3t bic Reife DON
6oIanb besp. @nelanb unb benz Nie-
berrbein na9 Der S4pei3 unb Stas
lien. um 25 ailomster. Our9 oieie
S4nea5iise tpiirbe Der srobe Heifepers
tehr bur1 unfer 2ano, namentlid
our6 bic romantiiden Mrbennen ses
lentt unb pGre fir bic Stabt Gurem,
bura unb 9ietir9 bon b0diter 8ebeus
tung. Sn Der speiten Settion purbr
Der proteftantenantrag bes !9rn. 6.
Meb. ebenio elm Mntrag oes 9rn. 6.
Hiidarb, oabingebenb, ben Helieionss
unterridt am 9pmnaiium bon Nuartd
an abauidaffen, %perfpprfen. Gin Mn>
traa bes 9rn. Weinanbb, bic 9runbs
iteuer auf ben 2obbeden bis our @olz
lenbuna Der 4rbeiten Der 8dtaiterres
piiion be~rabauieben, purbe in Der 2.
Settion angenommen, pGbreno, pie
mir fdon aemelbet BADEN, elm dbnliz
der @ori9lae Der SO. priim unb
Chimes in Der l. Seftton nit elmer
Stimme Mehrbeit b~ertpprfen tpurbe.
en- Der 1. Settipn tpurben gu 8eri6tz
eritattern aepGblt: bic SO. WeeB unb
Oibier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-11

Ibenbs mar 9err Hifolaus @onner,
prdiioent bes .. 81. &. Gentrals0er-
ems. Seine Rebe errests cine serabes
au rieiiae 8eseiiteruns ilnb ale Saupt<
pertooen berielben fanoen rei9li9en
Wetfau. Na4 8eenbtsuns ieiner Reb.
iiber .8ebeutuns unb 3utunft bes
GentralsU ereins" fpurbe benz Rebner
cine iebr ebreube 8eifdass Spation st
Sbeil.
URtt Der @%biinsuns bes 3iebes
"8roBer Soft, mir loben Did" fam
Die Weriammlung gum Ibi1lub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-11
Saar, @oisL Gifel uno 6unsra6.

5rier. Sn Der Stabtperorones
tsniibupg BON Mitttpp1 puroe Be-
ihloiisn. Die iebise MpIelbriide breitsr
suma6en unb pom Yaue elmer neuen
dbauieben.
Yrim. Der G%brenbomberr unb
Defiant Ghriito itarb am 9. Nopem-
Der. i'm Ilter bon 81 Sabren.
3artbaus. Is. Rpb. Sisr tpurs
be oieier Gage our9 @enparm Oeuti1
elm S6ipfnbler perbaftet, Der aud bon
oer Staatsanpaltidaft Saarbriiden
itedbrieflih perfolat puroe. Oerielbs
sod ais nbrmaher berum, nabm
ueren aur &eparatur ent9eeen, lisferts
oieie aber nidt 5uriid, ionbsrn iu9te
lie on @nbere los3uf9lagen. Ssin
Sanbpsrt piro ibm fir cine 3sttlans
aeleat wcrben.
Srier. SIM bieiigen Rrantenbaus
Der 9armbersieen 9riioer itarb nd3
ldnaer &ranfheit Der bo6p. 9err M.
8aes. pfdrrer bon Sbsrhilis. @ebo.
rem 1S43 Al S9pei6, gum priefter
aepeiht 1869. lpirtte Der 8eritprbsn,
auuGhit ais aapldn gu Wittlid unb
puroe am /. Ottpber 1873 gum Yfars
rer bon lleb ernannt. ST fiel ben
MdiaeieBen sum Spfsr, tpurbe ses
ipsrrt unb ausgepieien. Sm MdrS
1886 tonnte er ipieoer in bic Seimdi'
suriidtebrsn unb ipurpe ais SilfSpS.,
tier au Waaenoorf e%rnannt, i'm .dsld
1888 aum Bfarrer baielbft. 9ssffoSss q
Mpril b. Sabres i~ibsrnabws Agent.
I0farrsi Sbsr5iaio
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-11
8iir Die fatholttMe e6mIe Az
Marion. e. g.,

tpuroe am %. unb 20. Nopember cine
foaenannte Sair a~bsebalten. 9l1ss,
mas nur fonnte, balf nit, Inn bas
unternebmsn nit @rfols gu tr0nen.
4uf Bitten bes bo9p. 9rn. 5. Gra=
bio. bes pfarrers Der 9emeinbe, bat,
ten ioaar Mitslieber Der suten Ct.
Wariens@ emeinbe bon Dubuque. So.,
%tpertbppae 9egenitdnbe einsei9idt.
sSebes Mitglieb Der beutf6en ct. Mas
rienz9 emeinbe that 41es, mas in ieis
men &rGften itanb. Ser Meinertrag
Der .Nair" belduft iid auf S $4,000.
6ier tDnnen mir bas Sprii6port be,
ipabrbeitst finben: n3pietradt aers
tort. aber ginigteit ma6t itart!"
p9plar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-11

'
ii6 trug, ii1 ben 9dnben Der Haubs
beine au entninoen, ipnit bate er Die.
len Weselagerer f6on bsimseleudtet.
Serr 2~eaaqais, elm lpmpatbif9er uno
harmloier Meni4, lit Der 8ruoer oes
ioeben i'm Sranspaultrieg 10 ribm>
lihit gefaaenen Sberiten.
Grbqrpbber3pg Wilbelm
bon Quremburg traf am II. Nopem>
Der bon S9lob Sobsnburg in Miins
diem elm unb ndbm i'm Sotel 8elepuc
Nbfteiaequdrtier. 9as Wetter i'm Sc
birae lit our 3eit berart praGtpon,
baB ii9 9roBber5og Qoolf nod nt9t
entidlieBen fonnte, ben Mufentbalt
bort abaubreten; bic Hiidtebr mad
2uremburg puroe alIo e~inlttpeilen
nod aufaeihoben. Der g~rbsrobbers
aoa bon 2uremburg bat iid amDiense
taq Morgen mad SGlOb 9obenburs
auridbeaeben.
Nm II. Nopember fano i'm
Safe MaHarb gu 2impertsbers cine
8eriammlung itatt CUR 8riinonng
zines 8ereius our Grri9tung zines
Oentmals au gbren bes per~itorbenen
Ot6ters %. g. Pierret. Sin propia
iprifder 8prftanb purbe gspG6lt.
Die Sammlung ersab SO Srdnten.
Weitere Spenben nimmt Der Raiftres,
6r. 80. MaHaro bon 2impertsberq,
entdeaen.
2aut beutf9en 8 / a g.
bIGttern lift bas neusrbaute, sroB,
artia mad allen Sorberungen Der neuen
5ednit peranlaste Oifferpinser Wert
benz beutf9eu @erbanb fir Stablpros
button Unit benz WObnfiB &Dln) bsi>
aetreten.
unfer pmpatbtf6 Mits
burger 9r. Support, Der bereits iieben
Sabre on einem groben giiens unb
Stablpert in CHINA als 9eneralbiretz
tor tbdtis pdr fir bic belsiI9e Welt@
firma vSobn Gpderil" aus Serains,
feiert am 81. b. Mts. feline Seiratb
nit Hrl. Carp aus u~nierer Stabt.
Die 6ohaeitsreiie gebt bon bier aus,
nah Stdlien, altpo bas junse Gbez
paar iid BON 8riubiii refp. 8enud
nah ieiner neuen 9eimatb i'm GuBer.
item Often beeeben pirb. go LANCE
bic llnruGsn in China ielbit %anpauern,
piro 6r. Huppert in Sapdn Wpbnun9
nehmen. bon no aus er ben 8etrieb
prppifuriI9 leiten min. Sin 8ruoer
bes Srn. Muppert peilt ais Siittens
inqenieur 'auf benz Werte gu Scout.
GipiIfanb Der Stabt
Guremburg.
@eburten: IL. Npp.: peter, g.
b. peter &rede, plafonirer; peter, g.
b. @nton Meb, Sienfttne9t. 49,:
S.oiepbme glpilia Gmmp, 8. b. Gre
oorius 8olbaf, &ataiterzS upernumez
rar. a.: Nitolaus Satob peter, 9.
b. Satob &rsins, SanoI9ubarbeiter.
15.: sSohann, g. b. Pbilipp Iders
mann, SaalDbner.
Seiratben: 10. Rob.: peter
Weis, Giienbabnbeamter nit Ilbertts
ne Snbila @ubart; Sobann S9parB,
Giaarrenmdfer nit Wilbelmine
Manes Seller. A.: Sobunn S9ansn,
Sfloffer nit Qnna Maria Sere.
15.: Sohanu Gpfden, @igdrrenmd9er
nit @nna gen. Qsnes @uiIaume.
SterbefGIle: 9. NoD.: Sos
hann @ilbslm Hsns Nimar. alt 4 S,
IL. z Wpn. TO-: 8atbarina Steffen,
alt II g., Witttpe, l.. Gbe 0 2ubpis
Sbpme unb 2. Che bon Sobann Sis
mon. r.: Marid !9euin, aft A S.;
Sulius 3manserle, alt q S, Cigar
renmaher, ebelos. 49,: aatbariuu
Relien, alt II s., pbne Stano. ebelos.
ID: Marimilian Staertel, alt 20 s.,
9uGbinber, sbelos; Srans, gen. 4le-
ranber Malane, alt 10 S., S6reiber,
ebelps; Ssobanna Mdrsaretba Ilf, all
9 &. unb 9 Mpn.; Nitolaus 9siisr,
alt "a So S1ubmater; Sobann gaps
tilt Sob, aft 70 s., WsiBserber; Sbo=
mas gailieur, alt 81 S., SaslOhner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-28
PORTO RICO DUTY VALID.

New York, June l4.-Judge William
X. Townsend, in the United States Dis
trict Court of the southern district of
New York, today handed down an
opinion in the case of John II. Geolz
& Co. VS.. the United States, in when
he declared the treaty of Paris valid,
and that the status of the people of
Porto Rico is that of inhabitants Of 4
foreign country as regards the Consti-
tuition of the United States and within
the meaning of the tariff acts.
Judge Townsend held that Porto Ri
co is part Of the United States so far
as other countries are concerned, but
so far as the Constitution of this coun-
try is concerned It is foreign country,
and that the United States can govern
it without subjecting II to the burden
of national taxation, and that the sta
tus of the inhabitants will remain I'M
changed until Congress shall determine
II.
The decision of Judge Townsend af-
firms the decision Of the Board of Gen
eral Appraisers assessing duty of 35
cents per pound on 100 bales Of leaf or
filler tobacco.