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New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
MIR. CHoArE THANKS THE KING
GRATITUDE FOR HIS SYMPATHY WITH
MRS. M'KINLEY AND THE
AMERICAN PEOPLE
CBy The Associated Press,

CBy The Associated Press)
United States Ambassador, Mr.. Choate in audi
ence at Marlborough House this morning and
personally renewed to him his expressions Of
deep sympathy and coincidence with Mrs Nc
kinley and the American people, already ex-
pressed in his kilograms at the time OF Presi-
dent McKinley's assa assination.
Nr. Choate left with the King letter as fol-
lows
desire to express IN person my sincere ap-
preclation OF your majestys constant sympathy
with Mrs. Mckinley and the American people
N their distress and bereavement and the pro-
found thanks OF my countrymen for this un-
falling interest
The audience strictly private. No one
else was present in the India Room, where it
held.
A representative OF The Associated Press
learns that the King was most cordial In his
remarks, expressing warm regard for America
a'o the Americans. His majesty received the
news OF the attack on President Mckinley at
the second station from Kiel and was deeply
ahected' members OF the Kings encourage saw
and personally wrote message to Mrs Nc
Kinley.
King Edward. Queen Alexandra and the chill
ofen OF the Duke and Duchess OF Cornwall and
YORK Ilt London for Balmoral this evening
opsciai precautions were adopted 10 insure their
safety. " ''
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
A LETTER FROM MISS STONE.
HER CAPToRs DEMAND A RANSOM OF 5000 TURK
ISH POUNDS

ISH POUNDS
Constantinople, Sept 2s--The Rev. Mr. Haskell.
a missionary Samakov (Bulgaria), has received
letter from Miss Helen III. Stone. the American
missionary who was carried off by brigands Sep
tember 8. in the district of Djumabaa. II does
not reveal the whereabouts of Miss Stone. but
she is in good health and has been we'll treat
ed by the brgands. especially In the earlier stages
of the abduction. Latterly. in consequence of the
vigorous pursuit of Turkish troops has been
subjected to privations. Miss Stone adds that the
brigands demand ransom OF % 900 Turkish pounds
The opinion is expressed in Constantinople that
the Bugaro- Macedonian Committee actively
concerned in the abduction of the missionary.
Sofia. Bulgaria Sept Z-The bulgarian Govern
ment denies the statement Of the Turkish Govern
ment that the abductors of Miss Stone sought ref
uge in Bulgaria. A search for the missing mis-
sionary which was instituted in this country has
proved fruitesS. The frontier guard has rein
forced TO prevent any possible passage of brigands
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

RI NH NAY Buy CHINESE WIRSHIPS.
Shanghai. Sept. 21.-China is favorably con-
sdering a Russian offer TO purchase the Pei
Yang squadron consisting of three fast cruisers
four torpedo boat destrOyers and third
class cruisers. the price 5000 600 rubes to be
deducted from the war indemnity
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

BUT MEMBERS OF THE MoNTAUK CLUB WILL BE
ASKED TO PRESENT BONDS TO IT.

James Matthews treasurer of the Montauk Club
of Brooklyn, denies that the club is in financial
difficulties. He says the club Is able to all
obligations Several months ago, instead of paying
the interest the bonds through the Franklin
Trust Company. had been the custom notices
sent all original holders requesting them to
forward the names and addresses of present hold
ers and the number and amount of each bond.
What the directors propose to do" said Mr..
Matthews, 'is to call upon the members to make
present to the club of the bonds they hold in order
TO get the property into better financial condition,
and we expect every to put his shoulder to the
wheel and help the extent OF his power. There is
absolutely truth In the story that the club has
tied interest on its bonds. We have
floating debt of $4,000, and this We want to qui-
date The income of the club is large enough to
paw running expenses ard interest bonds"
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
SABBATH ASSOCIATION ANNITERS4RT.

The eleventh anniversary OF the NewYork State
Sabbath Association will be held in the Delaware
Avenue Methodist Church. Buffalo, October
IA and Is There will be a meeting $50
a m. for the election of officers conference will
be held in the afternoon for discussion OF the
subject, What Should Be Done to Educate the
People TO the Proper and Right Observance of
he ,hris Sa
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
DIED.!

way wife of Howard Brockway and daughter cris ,
Vase, at 1s her home No si1 wes' sai st ManhAtian
SUNDAY. September 90 at p Cleveland papers
please copy.
GLEAsoN-on Thursday September es 1901 in Brook;
I'm short illness Elliott Perry tIsason in his
s, ss year Funeral services Cln be held n ne Union
private.
HAPGoop-Iydia A B crossley. widow Of the late Asa
Hapsood OF Worcester; Mass at weekspaug. r. l.. (,
worcester
HARRIsoN-At rest. Wednesday September IS. 1901.
,ohn W Harrison Funeral at his late residence No ~
at p. m Interment private Please omit flowers I
NIGHoIsoNon, THURSDAY. September 20. 1901 at East
is,e ReV E G SehOsor 5 D & n the ad sear OF Of his
family s'a' private 'H's''s"' at '0'''s"'s"'S 0' '"'
wife Of Robert G Plume. Funeral services from her
Der 80 at 2:3O D. m Train leaves foot OF Iiherty-s.
G. R R. of " j.. at 1 O'Clock,
rs ID at 10 September "a his re,
3sth year Of his Rev George T. Purves. D. d.
-; pastor OF tifth Avenue PresSy SnurSn and
Wee, wees on Saturday: Septemher rs at 10 a NJ at the
D. m at the First Presbyterian Church. Princeton N j.
RI-ST-At Brunswick y j.. on Thursday sepsen-
Der %, Louisa A.. % the late William Rust
sLAuGHTER- Wednesday. September 2s. Thomas
late residence. Madison y. J.. saturday. az o'clock
Il oicloeR VIII meet 'IAin ieaVi"s At
wAr.on AT 10, Erday September z. Jssnne widow Of.
No 8 Astd4 AR'fses Pse u Jersey at c p m from her
The WOOdlawn Cemetery.
ONCE 20 @ ss S Tss BonA M,o5 se 1SsS SQUARE SOUTH
In Greenwood. choice and i1provedA
HfcoSfSa Ssrs''H Address j. w, HAMILTON S03
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
the name os Lady Sarah Wilson, who IL deco.
rated with the Royal Red Cross.
WAR ON COLOMBIA.
vENEZUELA'S DICTATOR DETERMINED
TO PROVOKE HOsTILITIEs.
'ERMINED
NENE,

Willemstad Island of Curacao, Sept. 21.-It Is
again asserted in well informed circles at Car
that President Castro will declare on
Colombia at the end of the month. The Venez-
uelan Government is without financial resources.
and will, it is said, shortly the methods Of
South American relationships and proceed to
raise funds by force. Lack of confidence in the
government is manifested everywhere in Venez-
uela.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
BUBONIC PLAGUE AT NAPLES.

Washington, Sept. 27.-Surgeon-Generai Wyman.
OF the Marine Hospital Service. has received a
cable message from Assistant Surgeon Eager at
Naples. reporting eleven cases of bubonic plague
and four deaths. Diagnosis of the disease
frmed by meteorological examination. Assistant
Surgeon Thomas has been ordered from London to
assist DR.. Eager.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
PRINTED NJ ATT

PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Ths steamer takes Printed
Matter, Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
only The same c'ass OF mail matter for other
Europe will be by this ship unless specially
directed by her.
After closing of tire Supplementary Transatlantic
Malls named above. additional supplementary are
the Diers OF the American. English French
Ten Minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
JrDGuENT AGAINST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THE CONCERN OWES BROOKLYN MAN MORE
THAN $500 FOR CIGARS.

THAN $500 FOR CIGARS.
Charles J. Nelson has filed with the County Clerk
BROOKLYN Judgment against the international
Navigation Company for 1868 p for cigars sold on
the boats OF the concern which ply between Buffalo
and Niagara Falls on the Canadian side The judg-
ment was obtained IN Buffalo by Nelson, who is
cigar manufacturer in Broadway, near Gates-ave.
BROOKLYN The stockholders OF the company are
all residents of the Bushwick district Among them
are Civil Magistrate Thomas F. Williams George
E England Max Horr. Frederick Lemaire Frank
z Meeker Gustave j. Wederhold Thomas F'roelich
and the heirs of John O'Berry The company was
organized excursion boats from Buffalo to
Niagara Falls; five steamboats, were chartered and
the late John Berry became security for the pay
ment OF daily expenses
II Is said that other suits TO recover money will
be instituted against the company in the
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

Nails FOR Australia except West Australia which /, for
Hawaii San Francisco close here ssfy s1o
after SEPTEMBER us and Septen,ber TOO a.,
elusive. arrival OF - u
York September t2S. FER dispatch per -Se"-
Mails Hawaii. China. Japan Philinnirs
Francisco. close here daily at i.s,, isiAaoa
September 30 inclusive. for dispatch per Up ="
Mails for China and Japan via Vancouver close her.
patch Empress Of India tregistere mali 9r r, az:
be via Vancouver Mail. excs1- must
disc be forwarded Via Canaga msrcnan-
u g. Postal Agent at Shanghai. closes ar $50 .nst
previous day. - '-'o .. m.
Malls for Hawaii San Francisco cIoss , -,
$50 p. to October u. Inclusive FOR ae
Alameda. ~ N'Spatch per,
Mails for Tahiti and Marquesas via Ss, r..
CISCO close here daily at $3.50 up to octoh.r
inclusive. for dispatch s. Australia w.
Mails for Australia Except West Australia wb,., -
Europe. and New-ZeaianG which yo.s eoeSs
Francsco). and FIJI Islands -" san
daily At $50 m after September fes ana m
october VIZ inclusive. dispatch - 20
supplementary nails Seattle and Victoria
$40 .. October csos(
Iran:p:sinc mails are forwarded sailing d.,iv
and tne ecneduie OF closing Is the nr.Y.I
sumption Of their uninterrupted overland transit tfsJ
istefed mail closes at . m previous '-'-S1
CORNELIUS VAN COTT PostMss>..
Sostotncs. Nsw-York ". T.. Sept 10 iaoi y
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

Suzanne Adams. the soprano who will sing with
the Grau Opera Company. arrived the Germanic
yesterday. She much annoyed the delay
of the vessel she had engagement to sing
at the Worcester festival last night, and was due
there for a. rehearsal In the forenoon She took
the earliest possible train for Worcester. She is
the second singer OF the Grau force to arrive in
this country. Mr. Dippel the tenor. arrived a few
days ago the kronprnz Wilhelm.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
Postonce Notice.

Should be read DAILY all interested changes
tme.l
Foreign nails the ending September 1871
will tpromptly General Posofcs
follows Parcels Post
closing time shown below. Parcels Post Mails for Ger
close at p Mondav and Wednesday.
Regular and Supplementary close Foreign
Branch half hour later than shown below.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

AMUNDSON-PAIGE-on September 25. 1901. at Bran
Vt. by the Rev. William Farrar Weeks,
Robinson Paige to John Arnold Anundson-
BALDWIN-SMITH-O Wednesday. September % at the
of bride, Troy Hills, n. J., by
C. Jarolen assisted by the Rev. Horace d Sassa-
William Edward Baldwin White
daughter OF the late Richard Smith.
HEATON-CHASE-On Thursday September 26 1901 al
Central Congregational Church of Fall River Mass by
Rev William knight. Mary Whitman Chase
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Simeon b. Chase. to William
Wilson Heaton. OF New-York
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
RIO yANEIRO A PLAGUE PORT.
THE BRAZILIAN GOVERNMENT DECLARES
THE CITY is INFECTED.

Rio Janero. Sept. 27.-The Brazilian Govern
ment has declared the city of Rio Janeiro in
fected with the bubonic plague.
The port of the city is under suspicion.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
ROOSEVELT NAY VISIT PACIFIC COAST

Washington. Sept 27-President Roosevelt will
probably make extended visit TO the Pacific
Coast next year. The President has spoken of his
intention to several of his friends. II is proposed
to visit Washington and Oregon first, going thence
to California and returning through the Central
Western or Southern States.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

Malls for Newfoundiand bv rail- - North Sydney ard
connecting close here Monday WA5nss5so o n
Saturday. Mails for Miauelon. by 10 Ros.NS an1
steamer. close this aio
Mails by san rs nps ETs 49, o. m
BY al this taiIv az ~ 10 thence
connecting closes are on Monday "Wednesday and
urday1. Malls for Mexico CITY. overland unless
addressed FOR dispatch ey steamer close his oss
Belize. Puerto Sortez and Guatemala By r,Ii - S.cA
thence by clos
~ 80 o. (connecting ss once
Belize Cortez Guatemala ana Toniays fce
Rica) fRegstered mail closes al n n, ass los
fNN'.ooo
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

sATURDAy-At 1:30 A. m for Netherlands direct. per
Maas (maii be directed
damn: 1:3V a. m. for Azores Islands. per g.
PeninsuIar; $50 a. m. for scotland direct.
mail be directed per Furnessa'l.
IL 40 a Complementary p. nl) for Europe
EtruTia. via Queenstown.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST.
INDIES

SATURDAY-At a Rico per : : p,,cs
via San a Complementary 0.SO a ~
for Curacao and Venezuela fvia MaracaibOl. per s =
(rhail Savanlla and Carthagena must he AZ
rected per $ HidIr.f: az $50 a m supple
Savanilla. Csrthagena a-d Greyown per ; AlIegSary
(maf Rica b.
al m. for Cuba Norr-
via Havana 10 for Grenada and Trin;S.S
Ciudad Bolivar per Maracas: az no a n, 90 a-s'
foundIand. Silvia: at IL a. for Santos -
per Herschel') . N4'ee'eu
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
EXCHANGED MESSAGES IN MIDocEAy
THE LUCANIA AND THE CAMPANIA UTILIZE THE
WIRELESS TELEGRAPH

Queenstown. Sept. 27-The Cunard Line
steamer Lucania. which sailed from New-York
on September 21 for Liverpool, and arrived here
at 2:5I p. m to-day. reports having communica-
tion for two hours with the steamer Campania
(of the same line. which left Liverpool on Sep
tember II, by way of Queenstown September 30.
for New-YorO in mdocean by means of the
wireless telegraph. The shortest distance in
which communication effected was thirty
three miles and the longest sixty-five miles.
Many messages were exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

Highest temperature for yesterday 90 degrees at 1870
y. lowest, So at a. average, 81 Average
for corresponding date last 90;
for corresponding date last twenty five 81
Local forecast Partly cloudy to-day; winds shift-
inG northeast. increasing in force; Sunday
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

BAXIER-At Yonkers, n. T., Thursday September
26. 1901 Abraham NJ Baxter in his 18th Funeral
services his late residence. Wart.rton-ayN
Yonkers. Monday morning. a 10 o clock.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

following official record from the Bureau
changes In the twenty
hours. comparison with the corresponding
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DIED.

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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MARRIED..

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16
Gine shretfense eyfad,t.

n9iefes 8anaen erregt es, als bic
Nerate lagen, baB Die gSitttpe bes
tapferen Generals 8urnbam, pon
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coin, Die ibr tpabrenb Der Nabt 8ei=
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bag ibr mebr als einnal bas
2eben gerettet bate, uno 1ie BON
Sbminoiubt beilte. rgea6oem
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iie Die gonae geabt uno oeiien na6=
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len. Sour so Gents uno $1.OO.
BrpbezSla16e frei bel S. &alteper &
Sobn, 0roauiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16
Gutreu,, penn gpoe.

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anlpalt ppn 6enrietta, 9er., lbreibt.
nWfein 8ruoer batte bpheraoiges
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Sd iiberrebete i'm, Electric Bit
ters" au nebmen, uno balo oarauf
batte iiA iein 8uitano aub beoeutene
gebeiiert; aber er lebte ieinen @e=
braub iolange fort, biz er = nad
fur5er Seit-o0llig interchangeable
por. SD bin feit baoon ii6er5euet,
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uno @ieren, beilt geritopfune, 9ps=
peplie, neroDle &ranfbeiteu, Nieren=
2eioen ullo sSrauen &ranfbeiten;
iiberbaupt: pt:-giebt poIe @elunobeit.
Sour so Gts., gu baben BEL S.
&olteper & Sobn, 9roguilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16

Itnb er las, tpie er berfpro9en, Wort
fir Wort. &etn 2aut aus benz ttefen
Sefel gu feiner @eite unterbra9 fet=
men @ortrag, aber nit einem f9euen
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Ooftor, baB bas borber 10 bleihe &C.
ft9t ieines juneen Sreunbes iebt in
einer ountlen @Otbe sliibte. unb als
er geenbet unb fi9 bolIenbs ibm aus
tpenbete, .ba bebedte Sans gurabarbt
bas 9efi9t NIT ber Ganb. Oas mars,
mas Der Opftor sefiir9tet, Sa, ber
W1ann f9dmte ft9 gu boren, mas bte
Braut bon etnem anberen Manne iiber
thn gebDrt unb-geslaubt, fddmte fin
bor benz alten Sreunbe, bor Msnes,
bic ct 10 barmlos briiberli9 geliebt,
bpr-f fi9 ielbit, beTen innerites Wez
fen man 10 in ben S9mub geaogen'
bate. 8is in bic ttef1te @5eele bate
man ben feinfiiblteen Mann NIT bie@
fen 8erleumbunsen getroRen, unb bp4
lauerte fiir tim btnter an bet 8ps@
beit, ar benz Meb nod ettpas @9limz
meres, gegen bas er nod anfdmpfte
unb bas ct bod ergriinben mubte Inn
ieben preis.
nWarit Ou BET Wenael2" mar 3u
bes Oottors Gritaunen 9llIes, mas
Sons enbli9 auf beiTen @ortras bDren
lieB.
sd traf i'm ni9t gu 9aus, bod
mar er por mir f4on in Sumenau ges
neIen."
sltnb fetne @usfase?" Ser Jraser
rie9tete ii9 Elm ipenig auf.
(sspttIebnnp fDlgt)
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ner trat, leete er Elm pulber alf ben
Slid.
r@on 3lpei uebeln bas fleinere. @ib
ibr bas 5ur gaa6t, es 1T Morpbium.
llnb ipie gefagt: g1iAt aGlein laffen.
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feline Siinben borbalten, ipa6r1ofti9
Elm {aures @ef9Gft, aber t9 fann's
tim unb mir r1ic3t erfparen."
,Q6er t3 perbe ni9t auldfen, baB
er fi9 init Molf f9ldgt. Ser &erl
foI1 ibm flBfdlig Qbbitte leiiten."
n3ann i'm bos Die 8rout tpieberz
geben?" fagte 9r. Ganber bitter. SD
fiirbte, mir lperben ben Dingen ibren
2auf lofen miiifenL 8urebarbt ipirb
boranf beite9en, unb fein Wile TT un~
befieglt9.4
res TT entfeblta," itDbnte Der
@mtsratb. nNun mo9', baB Du feine
He9ffettigung bDrft unb bas berz
ipiini9te @epdf6 70 f9neu tpie mDgs
li9 aus Der Melt fonnt. Dim liebz
iten begleitete i'd Did,"
ngeetn, LAB bas lieber. Gs tpiirbe
in feiner jebtgen 8erfafuns tpenig
3tped baben, tim nur neue Mufreeung
brinsen, bor Der i9 tbn bepabren
mDdte. sSn einigen Sasen ldBt ii9
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n@riiBe i'm BON mir, Iaete Der
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leitete fetnen @aft bor bie Sbiir.
LIMB Ou gebit beut ni9t mebr su
Mplf. berfprt6it 9u mir bos2"
nSaipobl, i'd CLAUDE felber, baB i9
benz &erl beut ben 9als umbrehte."