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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-08
Card.

To The PubIlc:
In view OF Il widelycirculatod report
to the effect that certain members OF
the Executive Committee of the City
League for Good Government will be
candidates for salaricd offices at the
next municipal election, we desire in
dlvidually and collectively To state to
the people of Norfolk that such re-
port is false, and That not only Is no
one of the members of the committee
n candidate for any sa'ared Office, hut
none of them would under any consd-
Grafton be induced to become a candi-
date.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-08

DYSPEPSIA CAN BE. and Is cured by
the use of PA!N-KILLER. This Is the
most wonderful and valuable medicine
upon the system Is entirely different from
any other. preparation ever known. Tho
patient while taking this medicine may
cat anything the appetite Graves. Avoid
substitutes. there Is but one. Pain Killer,
Perry Davis. Price &c. o.nd 600.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-08
OTHER 10 Gal ON PAGE S
Words Of Famous mission workers

Mr. John +. Barclay, . well known At
lnnta man. suffered from dyspepsia lie
says:
dAtanta. Ga. January 23-Dr. clas O
Tyner: Having used Tyner's Dyspcps a
add to what has already been said in its
praise. Without exception Ii Is the finest
remedy on the market. and nothing would
induce me 10 DO without It. JNO. f.
BARCLAY" s0c. a bottle. at ell drug
g!sts. or sent for price. express paid. by
Tyncr Dyspepsia Remedy Co. 10 Mitchell
street, Atlanta Ca
age. for Sample. Free
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-08

had ca}ar M for ysr c4ST6A lad catarrb
for years" II had Catarrh for years"
- had Catarrh for 20 years" al had Ca
tarrh for 90 years and DIR. Agncw's Ca
tarrhal Powder cured nc. These are SEN
fences from the volumes ana volumes of
testimony for this great catarrh cure, not
and women ali over The continent Who
have boon cured. II relieves in 10 min
utes. Sold by r. Il. 1Iolmcs-6.,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-08
WEATHER REPORT.

washington, Feb. Z,
Forecast for Thursday and Friday:
For Virginia: Rain Thursday; in
creasing easterly Winds; cold wave, with
snow. followed by clearing Friday.
5 For North Carolina: Rain Thurs
doy; much colder and probably snow
Friday; increasing easterly winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-08
NSEHE fIN(s*.
~~-~~~-~-~-~~~~-~~~
MOTH c. .

for Good Government will meet at
the Real Estate Exchange, 255 Main
street TONIGHT ut s O'Clock sharp Mt
which meeting the Executive Committee
will submit its recommendation concern
ing th~ nominations to be made for NUM-
tiral offices TO he voted for mi May next
1t THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTED
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-08

Norfolk:-I1ieh water at AIS a. M
and 4:4S p. m. Low water at 10:47 a.
m. and 1888 p. IN.
Old Point:-IIigh water at 1854 a. m.
ana d:27 p. IN. Low water at 1925 q.
m. and 1917 p. III.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-08
TEMPERATURE. RAINFALL AMI
HUMIDITY.

Feb. z. 1900.
Maximum temperature ............. CO
Minimum temperature ......... az
Normal temperature ............ AZ
Departure from normal. plus 10
Departure from normal since jan
uary LIST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. plus 80
Rainfall In past 81 hours. .......... 0
Rainfall since first of month....... .2S
Mean relative humidity ............. 81
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-08
Norfolk nid Vicinity.
WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY

Rain; colder toward night; brisk east
winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-08
CALENDAR.
TIDES.

Sun rises at 700 a. m. and sets at 5:3S
p. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-08

The School Of Methods came to a close
last night at the Freemason Street
Baptist Church when Mrs. Howard NJ.
Hoge. State president, and the Rev.
Howard NJ. Hoge spoke to large audi
ence.
Rev. ]. j. Taylor, D. D.. pastor OF
the church presided and conducted the
devotional exercises.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-11

Printed copies of the Ru es and Reg
ulatious NAV be obtained on applic;.
ton.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-11
LOPEZ WHITES IN OPEN
lET1El 70 seau0nlM
Declares That the Tilipinos Have
Done Much 20 Advance Cause
OF Education.

NEW YORK. Nor. 3-Sixto Lopez
the Filipino. has written an open letter
10 Jacob u. Shur1nzn. president OF Cor
nell University and Philippine commits
sionsr The letter. in part Is as follows:
The report Of the late commission of
which you were president. professes TO
deal. in addition 10 other matters. with
education in the PHILIPPINES You repre-
sent that the part which the Spanish au-
,horities played in matters educational
was tn. sum total of educational activity
among the masses of our people That
this a most unfair and inadequate repre-
this is a most unfair and Inadequate rep
resentarion OF the facts il will now ~ my
In matters educational the Filipino
record is creditabls 10 e degree During
all the wears of the Spanish regime. not
withstaniing monarchistie opposition and
Spanish Indifference our system OF edu-
cation fourished and increased Uni
yersity extension and collegiate schools.
the result solely OF Filipino activity,
have spread throughout the archipelago
ne Intense VI ohi PNOt'at 49, 49,
cation. both in its elementary and higher
forms. was known and feared even IN
Spain and has been admitted by your
self and your colleagues Every pro
gram of reform put forward by our people
has included a system of free state edu-
cation.
In most every branch of knowledge.
in competition examinations. the Fill
pinos have shown themselves the superb
ors of the Spariards In all the learned
professions. in science, in philosophy. in
theology. the most prominent men are
FiIipinos. Notwithstanding the fact that
the Filipino who came TO Europe was
| Immediately singled out for the hatred
and persecution of the monks. many OF
the people sent their sons to the univer-
sites of Madrid, Paris and Germany.
where they distinguished themselves, es-
pecially in philosophy.
! The latest addition TO higher educa-
ton in the Philippines is due entirely 10
the energy and liberality of the Filipinos
In July of this present year. amid the
clash of arms and political strife. the
Filipinos founded the Manila Lyceum
with forty-one teachers and professors
all of whom. with three exceptions. are
pure Filipinos. Among the subjects
taught are Greek. Latin. English. Span
ish. French, universal and commercial
geography and statistics. history, theolo
gy. philosophy. zoology. physics, chemis
try. general science, drawing. etc. Th:
institution owes its origin TO Senore:
Guerrero Mendoza and Nillamer, all O
whom are pure Filipinos two being Tag
alloys and one Visayan. and the funds hav'
been provided exclusively by Filipinos.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-11

Savings Deposits will be received
End interest allowed by this Bank al
~ per cent. per annum.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-11
zee = = 81 = 4 4 4 4 4 = = SO
e PERSONALS. &c
ooOA = 4 4 4 4 = 4 ooo

Mr.. Hanna urIlin<r- King ssrrst be-
tween Fort and .Alaksa STREETS
Bed SPREADS AZ sc. tl.ss and III
each M /. T. Kerr 4 Cas- Queen sSrsst-
/. 3. Kerr & Co Queen street have
the very latest ssyies in mems hats direct
from N.v York
Tire Thousand dozen OF Turkish tow
els q, xi.0. s15o. S1-Is aud S22s per
dozen At l. r. Kerr & Co.'S, Queen
street
wszonetres tandeus- fOur-in-hand<
for moonlight e1cursioH parties at the
Territory stales. King street Phone
main b.
4 single gentleman sdvertisss tor an
airy furnished nom in private family
VIII ray 500 per month ii sr''tsole- See
want column
Mems ssIspenders made OF excellent
elastic webbing of new designs With
leather-trirnined. east-of or nickes-pl''t'i
nountings. are now selling for AZ >
pair at The Nash
4 magnificent Iarge corner lot with
fine view in the ,Ilososst part Of kahht IS
offered for sale on reasonable terrais by
/ ]. Fl. Schnack. real estate Hsrit. Msr-
chant stre4: be=we.l F>T AMI NaS.a
streets
! The Misses De Lartigue. Alakea street.
next to DR.. Anderson's office, have re-
/ ceiyed an elegant line of side combs. shell
combs. .Keep-Clean" hair brushes. etc.
etc. These goods are on display at their
parlors-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-11
LORD ROBERTS APPEALS
TO HIS COUNTRYMEN
Asks Them Not to Give the r :
turning Soldiers Presents
of Liquor.

LONDON Nov. 5.-Lord Roberts
his countrymen to refrain from turning
the welcome of the homecoming troops
into drunken orgy. He expresses the
sincere hope that the welcome will not
take the form of treating to stimulants.
and thus lead to excuses that will tend
to degrade those whom the nation de-
lights to honor. and lower the soldiers of
the queen in the eyes of the world. which
has watched with undisguised admiration
the grand work they have performed for
their sovereign and country.
Il therefore beg earnestly" says Lord
Roberts. that the public will refrain from
tempting my gallant comrades. but will
rather aid them to uphold the splendid
reputation they have won for the i'm
perial army. / am very proud to be able
TO record with absolute truth that the
conduct of this army from first to last
has been exemplary. Not single case
of serious crime has been brought to my
notice. indeed nothing deserving the name
OF crime L nave trusted 10 the lHeIi
own soldierly feeling and good sense.
and they have borne themselves like
heroes on the battlefield and like gentle
men on all other occasions.
The most malicious falsehoods were
spread by the authorities of the Trans
vaal of the brutality of Great Britain s
soldiers. but the people were soon reas-
sured that they had nothing to fear from
the men in khaki. no matter how battered
and war-stained their appearance.
This testimony" concludes Lord Rob
erts. Il feel sure will be very gratifying
to the people of Great Britain. and oil
that Greater Britain whose sons SHARED
TO the fullest extent the sufferings as
we'll as the glory of the war. and who
helped so materially to bring it to a sue
a.. full close
Lord Roberts explains that he thus ap-
reals because of the distress;n. and dis
creditable scenes resulting from inju-
dicious friends speeding the parting sol
diers by showing bottles Of spirits into
their hands and pockets
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-11
A Ritualistic Murder.

KONITZ. Prussia. Nov. 3.-The trial
which has been in progress for fort
nigh, past of number of persons sus-
r,ectei of being implicated in the mysteri-
Gus murder of boy. Ernest Winter. some
time ago. in the so-called ritual crime.
has suddenly taken sensational turn.
The murdered boys father. who is s
high official. in letter addressed TO the
states attorney. charges Jewish butch
er. Eisenstaedr. of Prechlau- with accom-
plishing the murder. He also charges
Eisenssaesit and synagogue sexton Hos
SEX. with perjury committed during the
course of yesterdays testimony The
actual murderers have not yet been dis
covered
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-11
Cloud Photographs.

The demand for the best in photo
graphy has been met by King Bros. in
their latest productions OF cloud effects,
finished in platinum
Familiar and beautiful scenes sur
rounding Honolulu are now made in the
most attractive form.
This is made possible by discovery
which permits treatment of the ordinary
plate in such a way as TO make them
sensitive to certain color rays absolutely
necessary in making perfect cloud pno-
tos. No means are spared in the produc-
ton of these photos and it is a pleasure
10 note that their efforts are being ap-
preciated.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-11
London IL interested.

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-London bush
ness circles are keenly interested in the
American contest says the Tribune's
correspondent Business in the street
and ON the stock exchange Is virtually
until the decision Of the Ameri-
E~sn electorate can h. kuswn on the qrcs-
Hssoas affecting thu indasrriai interests Of
the world
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-05
Scrprbelm BON Der 8ebnrt an.

Or. Rabpap.-9Sertber Serrl Mit gerenhstn
tsartte id Die Geou, UNI Sic BON Der erobtu
9etIuno lu inOrrliren. bic Sbrt Wssi!ir stnannt
Sariaporiaton Gtiolosut, beipirtt bat Sd babe
Elm Mdo6en pas lsBttr September brti Sabre alt
eetporoen uno has tets i,t ibrtm lp,itm Sabr,
an Seropbtln eelitteu bat. Su Der 7bat Der Spts
tor Idets uns, ft lei bantit jur B,t oetsmmtn
Wir Iiebm fe Ourd uuirs btttn lpfaltn asrIte
btbanetH, uno IS lab aus, ais oh ane 6Oftuunu
perlor.n mare, oeuu mir iasttr uns, psun oi.
Rranfbsit fb in Der 2uno. i,fi,sc 10 t6nnt. ne
nidt etbeit iuerOen. llno eiefe i6redlibe RroHts
belt .rgriff oi. 2una, sruflid) SO ooSts iSsn,
uuier fltints Ndbb.u touns nidt mtbr lauet lt,
ben uno uni,re arlt. ieien uibt gut Wttlnntiis
trbislt i'd cine 6opp Sbr,r m:eilinii6.n gubli.
tction, usnanut rs0lib unb @abr,. bic eie mir
fdroten. gls i'd 0i, 9srid1te iiber 10 pisI. our9
Sbr. @ebanolun0 ausqstdbrten auren las, bate
t6 iofort 8ertr1uen basu uuO faum bate f, cine
GIaibs gesrautt 70 mar fe faft aanj psbl. Tie
geibipiirc bic Guf ibrtm a0rper cribitutn, fno
aon3 otridDunosn, bre 2unQen Tns fat eebtilt
ooer tueniafens bat fs iu bufeu aufeebSrt Gi.
bat lett nit Der 5ipettn 55laibt bss0nnen, unD id
CLAUDE, tutnn fe orti qtbrautt bat piro ft p6aio
eeiunb iein. Sit bufett ganl furbtbar. Sd bin
nit 10babtunQ
Samuel 2. 9arter
Glat Sop, Wsrur= Sountp, @. pa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-05
g.rmild)te teIesrapbiide Scpriden

= gluf benz 9od5eitsfsf BON 9arrp
Hidarbs unD Soo M. Gpdrea gu 60
lumbus, g., eri4ob elmer Der 9dite,
sSranf Mbams, einen anbsrsn, S. 5uls
liaan, Der cine 5laI6e na9 ibm geiporz
fen batts. Die 8etbsilistsn battsn aui
bic @sIunobeit Der g}tuberma9,tsn
rei6li6 8ier genofen.
: On sinem @iisnbabn u;bsrgana
purben in Norton, N.<9., syrdu 9.
9rabam unO ibre II Sabre al!e Sod
ter, als tie in elmer autI6s uuf benz
@sge aGr &irGe bsgriffsn parsn, BON
einem 3use Der rSnter Colonial
9abn" unserannt. iib.rfabrsn uno ssz
= Oie @atiin bss Gr<@sndtors
SObn Sbsrman 1T IN Wfansfislo, o.,
am Sonntas Ibsnb gum 5lpsltsn Utals
pom S9lass esriibrt tporosn, uno es
eriltirt nur tpsris 9pffnuns auf lbrs
9snauna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-05
GenOetta in 5eras.
9lut;9es Sreffen in sinsm @eri9tsz
sebduba. - Gin S4sriff unb
5pei @erpanote eri9oHen.

9lut;gss Sreffsn in sinsm @eri9ts=
9ebduba. - Gin S4sriff UNI
5pei 9erpanote erIdofsn.
Gan @ugut tin. Ser. 4. SUM-.
= Cine blutige @4isbaffaire. in mel
6er orei Meni9sn bas 2sben lisben,
sreisnste ii4 bsute i'm b:eiigen Sc
ridtsesbduoe. Die Spfsr fino:
iSslir 9obsrts. elm gorreIponosn,
Der y@alpeiton gaslps;" Sibnsp Roz
berts; S9sriff Noel Roberts.
8or etli9sn Wo9sn tpuroe S9eriff
George 8aG in 5olss elmer altsn
Js6bs bon Curb 8orbsrs sri6ohen,
un'p Hosl Gobsrts, 8aG's Nsfk,
fpurbs baraufbin gum S6sriff err
nannt. gm lebten Sanitag fiel elm
psitsres Msni 4enlsb.n Der 5sbps gum
Opfer. inbem Guesn WaG, Elm Sohn
oes ermorosten Sdsriffs, 8eniamin
9roots, Elm Mitsliso bsr fsinoli4sn
5oftion, eri6ob.
9euts trafsn iia bsioe pdrtsien
idpsr betpaffnst i'm 9eri9EsgebduOe.
unb Der 8ampf bsgann ipfort. Sfss
riff Roberts unb atpei onbere Mitslls@
Der ieinsr 5amilis fielen por Den toots
li6en @alpsn ibrsr Ssinbe. Wfan
fiirdtet tpsitsres 8lutoerg;sBen, ba fld
bic sFreuIlbs bsr Spfsr auIammsnrotz
ten, um @eresltung gu iiben. Der
@oupernsur lit eriu9t tporoen, Ufili5
ouf ben S6auplaB gu f4idsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-05
MiBbanor!te Iabbsn.
Sdmdbl;4e qusIdreitung:n in ct.
Gpuis. = 5ruuen5immer, peI9.
bic @traBenba6nsn bsnuben, perz
ben jsbt bon Mo6s angsfausn. -
Die GIrqeripe6r unter WaFfen.

SNNlbNIh hllAS~ ~OAI we
ct, 2puis, Mo., 4, SUM-. =
Gfsifine Sbisre, Elm 18ziG6rigss Mdoz
der. ipurOe geItern bon einem aus ca.
2000 MGnnern unb 8uri6sn 6eIt29en=
Oen Wfo6 ongeTallen, neil lie duf einem
Wageon Der nSt. 2ouis SranIi!z@o."
lefo5ren 6att2. Sic mar i'm &griffe,
i9rer W!utter einen 9sIu9 ab5lltatten.
Dis lie I'm 9 ubr Nbenbs an Der @de
Der 9. SIrabe uno @eper 2lpsnus aus
Dam Wag9on itisg, purOe Iis BON einem
iunsen 6legel nit Dem Rufe yScab"
begriiBt. NnOsre Ftimmten in bas Sc
beul Elm; eS rib ihr Elm Mann bic SADIE,
Elm anoerer ben 9ut o6. Sic tpuros
ourh 5uuItIdldse mjBbanoeit unb i'm
9elidht uno am 80rper i6timm 5ugez
rIhte!. ~ . ,.her uer unmen den
ruubte i9r bas in Der 9ano sebal!ens
SaIGsn6u9 ns6It SnEuIt. Die 8leioer
tpuroen ibr bann ftiidtpsiie bonn 2eibs
gerifer, pGbreno Iis an Der S1iire e:z
nes 9auIss um GinlaB unb S9ub
flebts. Die Sepobner pagtea aus
5ur9t por bem Mpb ni6t, tire 9itts
3u eelpd6ren. sic entflob nabe5u
nadt, BON Dem Mo6 perTolgt, cine Oh
lsp hinab unO rettste fi6 I6liebli6, IN
Dem Tie Ii9 in einem Seller perItedls.
On Der Sib II. StraBe ma6te
Stella 9rooerid dbnli6e Grfd6runz
gen. Sci i6rem Musiteigen aus einem
Waggon lpuroe audi Iie Bon e;nem Mo6
ungefaQen, uno elmer Der Mdnner riB
ibr Die Sate ab. Sic entFlob in bic
Mp6nung elmer 5rau Solte, porduf
Der Mo6 ba5 Snus umringte unO
Steine Our6 bic 5snit,r gu i6Ieuoern
be9ann. 5ruu 5ode ergriff einen Rez
polDsr uno CAB 5euer bon ibrsm Sen
tier aus, porauf bas fsige 9eIinosl
raid Die 5lu6t ergrifF.
Die 9iirgsrtpehr ooer rPoi1e Gom:z
tutus" perri6tst bellte Wa6tOienite an
peri6ieoenen Stsuen, miro jeooh Hi4t
5ur 9efebung Der Waggons psripenoet.
Die Mitglieber iino in elmer 8oierre
untergebraht. in pel6sr lie eIien unb
i6lofen. Sn stli6en Stabttbeilen, ma
meHtli6 am SiiD : 9roaotpaD, tpiro
oas 5ahren auF ben Daggons immer
gsfdhrlider. SAT- ale pai1agiere
perOsn bsi ibrem 4u5iteigen angefaGen
uro 5rduen uno 8inber beI6eiligen T6
bGufig BEL Den 2lngriffen.
unter ben 9iirgern, ipel6e beuEe bic
9epeRre i6ultern muBten, bsfanoen
li9 Srauer 2fuguitus u. 9uI6 BON Der
nQn3euIsr 8uid 8reping Co." uno
r5pnD" 5auit, Der nOslmonico" BON
ct. 2ouls; ibr Gapitdn lit S!aptri9z
ter fiife.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-05
Staof Baltimore.
Mus DEN GeriftshGfen.

Oeolne rrurIbellt. - J(leten in Der
gbeluttsrie. = Sncorporationen.
WiQiam 0ebine, pel6er por siniz
gen Sagen i4ulOi9 befunoen tpurpe,
ein< 2eide uuBsrbalb bes Staatss gsz
Tonot gu 6ab2n. purbe geitsrn Dom
Ridter pRelps gu fiinF Sagen &C.
fGnguiB perurtbeiIt. Der BON ben On
tpditsn oss 8erfla9ten geIte[lte 2tntrog
ouf einen nsuen Pro3eB mar borbsr
5urudgs3ogen tporben. uno 0spins
puroe in pus 8eridt 9sTu6rt. nNie
lange mar oieier Wann i'm 8efGngz
nib?" fragte 3i6ter phsIps. Set
Dem 3. 5e6ruar," mar be 2(rIport.
sd perurt6eiIe i'm 81 fernsren fiinf
Sogen," ia9te Der Ri4ter. uno Der
8efangsne puros ipfort abgefiibrt.
DEFINE Itano untsr Der 4ntloge, cine
2ei6e, bic fpdter ais bisjenige BON
gatrid 'Gaqaban ioentifi5irt tpuroe,
per GtpreB in elmer nit Bidder" 6ez
5ei6neten 9iI tie perIanbt gu BADEN.
Die aifte mar ni6t a6ge6olt tporOen,
tpes6alb Der Snbalt entDett puroe.
2lnFdnglid gldu6ts man, eS lis9e Elm
Wforo por, bo9 gelang e ben @s6eimz
poli5iiten balo. Den SAT- auf5ufldren.
unoliidli6 i6e @6en.
@[la s. 5orrsiter erlungte gsitsrn
i'm Stobtgerift SIR. 2 cine S6sipung
Don 8inium 8. 5orreIter, nobel lift
bic S66ut ii6er fire bier &inoer 3ugaz
iprpaen purbe. 0as 9aar 6eira!b:te
am "a. Septembsr 1884. porauf Der
2tngefla9te feline 5rau am y. Dlai
1896 DsrlieB.
cSn bemIel6sn 9sri6t flagt Q(bbie
Darbp auf a6folute S6eioung gegsn
@baunceb $. 9arbp psgen an9ebli4sr
9raufamfeit unb 8srna6ldiiigung.
Die gbe purbs am 8.Mdr3 1873 gs>
falofien Ii. entfprofen bsriel6sn feds
4inber.
Wsgen ange6li6sr untreue fldgt in
bemielbsn 9sri6t Biniam asGp gsz
gen Gpna 6. 9sGp auf @b:i6eioung
atdgsr beunTpru6t bic Ob6ut ii6er
ods Der gbe entTproiIsre 4ino. 0as
goar mar felt benz 8. Sttober 1898
bsr6eiratbet.
Sncprporationen.
Die rSbomas s. gaF6orzGomp."
tpuros geitern BON Gl. Su3eltine BAL
ifOr, 9auDep Mibblston. @Opurb M.
@iderb, Ghdrlss %. 5ielO unb Dm.
W. Sotpfpn incorporirt. Ous Nttisns
tapital betrGst $130,OO0, tpsl4ss in
5000 Nntheilen beite6t. Die Gompagz
ME pirb ii4 nit Der 6eriteaung BON
9ampffsHsln, glattsn etc. 6efafen.
Die rMetal 0uit 8irurb 60"
purbs aeitern bon Nidolus g. 9Ono,
4ribur Smart, 2stpis ID. Sei3ur, s.
g. Yatten, M2ortpn Sdueffer unO
Ridarb Wa. 9uba[T nit einem aug
12,OC0 Qnt6silsn bsIts6enbsn Qttiens
fapital bon $4,000 incorporirt.
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