davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ara Sammerfeit mehoeIes ben iii

SUM: enoeIig bar oeiau ri faoer
Snm,erpeir meb Sol baaoe Hat %
DAG. gnomu Iiseer Der Snemasier
rlInot omfring paa SieIbene. Nen
paa gperls 8aoer er ri bog bleuen
ben foit. Gomorerne meo iiVe lmoa
Aeiieiartsier. bar aIlereoe begpnot at
inofinbe Tia. paa @rumb af at Sien
/ S~pioebabet git iaa ~uipooanlis tio.
Zig op.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
acknowledgements | ariitiania ia

opergipet fit 80 til Salit. 8rpgge-
riet er oannet | 1897 meo EN- Ittiefa.
pital at 100000 4roner, booraf
100000 bIep iubbetalt % for l9ngit
er tabt, ba aulegget fom op / 1900.
&roner. @ieloen ifaI beIsbe itg til
$4,000 Ser.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28

3 8jerpens Strife osbtes lite gin'
Iebag Is gsrn. Ger bar en- paSielig
airfeaInnie al bare 5aboere meo an
bet Tilbebsr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
Serrcqaarosbrano.

Serregaarosbrnno. uobniene III
SooeOgaarben ~Store Reitrup" er !
Rat n~ebbrRnoie, meIoes rra Nsibe Den
lite sunni. Ser inoebrRnoie 20
aisr. Slben. Der opoageoes peo 10
tiben ON Natten. por pnniat poa ire
Steoer paa Saoeu. On gift arbejoS'
mano Ole Gam bar iele' nelot iigtil
Eolitiet iom BIerringsnmtoen. Ioei
ban ansao ion Wcip. al ban snifeoe
at fomme / 9ugtbniet lie brRnote
9pgnineer par ieriifreae 2~anobpg.
ninsernes aim. 9rauoipriitring for
"a. 900 Str. af Ssssret. Der par for
.iifret | "1anmarf. nutages Der al
pRre br9not for ca. 10000 ar.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
Splat Gas. on IunbpGrf.

benbapuS 9oreerrepr9ieutatIon peo.
toe forIeoen al aifisbe Get Ganife
@aSfompagni bets Gas % Sano.
pGrfer / lltterslep meb SiIbeber Tor
en- aiebeium al 925, 200 1r. Zen
lite Slli opertaeer Sisbenbuuns
&ommune Qriiten al Wnn0pprfet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
Ttlialas. On 8arm paa 1870

= tIlaIne. = On barm pqn 100
u gsS { BsltraHt 60, NiiHh. RPrhes
ben al wgsa, Northern 8aaeu. iotn gaar
meilem 9ulatb os 3atota. % beltgseHbe
WelltU 10 itgrre Sper, SsmiolI o. @aB
gdte (om,reut ) DPil til bpsrt Steo o. 8
'ftt ira Tarri5. en- miHore Station. Ere
Rorlper AZ yaHosi iilaer ldHts Nlis lsFppt
9tyCer. SOr en- SITTER er Ste6et Of for
@rroL ca 2auee. er HoutRr'et ititfei for
artaturaDL Soyobmoeu er uloels aoO.
ulee,S rtugere. Siog al uRjten ole Slaes
budot 3aIle % IS itOg. Sror Der er
Nsuiipl sr SorbbunosH uomarfst 900.
@p6t giar'co 900 @Tis Doa nue S'asS oas
ucvGrter. 0pis noQeu SDeiulaut guiter CT
uniuritlaut Nictu. tom % beies g ". Wing.
Tnrrib A}uL. 42s3
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
eanbiplnnten. so Serrer % 90.

Sanoiulnnten. SO Serrer % Va
mer ira aieI gioroe f%orleOen Ssn.
bag Ell llbflugt til Nutifou. Oa
9amperen libt nper Miooag Iaaoe
ill / Notifop, iplQeoe ct Mtuiitforps
omboro Zen tapre 2nubioloat," %
til oeune gamle Slngiangs 1oner
mdrihereoeS Der oalaa ira Sfibet til
Sotel "Staioiunuien. De aooe In
ifere ifuloe bare prsue itg pao oennc
Melooi hiemme / Siel.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
Gnaelifr @eisaenbe.

al eneeIife 9anomGno, iom / nogen
Sin har bereiit Spllanp % 6pu for
peb SeIpipn at banue 'g en- Sore
filling ON oonif 9anebru9, bets
Sronins % S%rititutionCr ct M
foulnten iii Sisbenhdpn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
ltlgffcn peo SSlanb. Weo arC

priniens Npprobatlon har geiprel'
len for aronprins Sreoerifs iSnno al
SonoetS Mioler benilget CT Nelsb al
500 SIR. iom 9ibrag til afbi9lpnina
al ben Nso. iom er iremfalot peo Den
unber t6he Mai pan ISLANDS Suo.
fpit i~teoiunone lllpfte, iaoleoes al
Selsbet unpenoes eiter n9rmere Be
itemmelie al 2anosbe0o ingeu pan
,Sslan0.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
Sinif Gcuius. @u

ytHN NcH'hs. IWIlilel OF Nlp'
bpggere Die December 1900 uogior'
De / SeliiuaiorS 1927, / Aubo A..
920. i SammcriorS 3S,77S % | Ii.
borg 36,S0S. augauenOe SproG'
iorboIoene irem9nor bet, at olnireul
SdIoparten al 9eioIfningen / Sel,
iingiors bar Sinif iii NtoherSmnal
6en anoen Salppart Snenit eller an.
ore Sprog; Sinif talte 472S0.
SDenif 1888. andre Sprog 6,34i.
nj De Speniftaleuoe fnoe mere enr
IRE 5~ienoeoele benptte iig AT baobg
Oct ipenife % tinife Sprog. mebers
al op Siniftolenoe blot 3 I~ienoeoelt
fllnoe Sueuif.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
26 Nnrs Iubil4rnt.

70 NarS JnbtlGtnt, Ven Ace
Stunt par bet 20 Iar, iibeu &irfeTan'
ger Ssrenien bleo Ssritelerer peo
Sipre SfoIe. s belle oenne Sib be-
Sr. Ssrenien npot aIminoeIig NateI'e
iom en- iielben bpetis og pllgttro
SPrer, ifr. "8rimitab Mbr."
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
Sntet GpinDeparti.

Itemmeretsforeningen bar / Oteo-
lemsmebe enitemmig peotaget, al
Soreningen life ifuloe isse at banne
noget eget apinoeparti. 9erimob oiI
8oreningen / ienere WsDer HRrmere
afbanble Stiaingen peo 8algene %
Weolenmernes Sorbolo bertil.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28

SalIit / Trammen. Sneofermeiter
Stgparbt Giueru0, S~noebaoer al en-
al 9ramlnens itsrite Wsbelforretntn.
ger, bar inoitiQet fine getaIinger.
San beffiPitigeoe ca. 20 Spenoe.
San bpggebe for ct 8ar aar iioen en-
elegant @aarb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28

8ape. De forenebe &ieers aoniuI.
y. s. Wabmens | 9ette bar til 90.
manosbiemmets 9pggefono / Bergen
Ifienfet 1900 5raufs.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
Stntslptteri. "9anomanospoiten"

SIUIpFUtItII
taeer fruftis til Srbe for ct norif
StatsIotteri. Dian fam M engang
life itange for Soils 2pit til at lpiae
/ 9otteri, % ba er oct beore, at De
Deiqioner, iom MI boerI aar gaar til
itoenlanbife 9otterier, blir / Sanoet,
mener plnbet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
On bib spale, Tom booSe lit aebe

On bib Soale, Tom baobe lit Reoe
poa en- 9onbegaarb | S%bropibire,
England, bIeu fanget oe | ct gur iert
til 9onoorL bpor man giengoo ben i'm
Sribeo. Gen penote biem til lit
Gebe poa so Miuutter, bpilfet bill
iige, Of ben tilbngelagbe en- afitanb
paa t45 eneeI'fe WtiI meb en- Sart al
npiten 2 Wtil / Minuttet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
0rrbiiulbt Slbiuub. 70 g

Der iorleoue ianot 6 9ronceringe /
@rpuoerup Mnle % inolenote hin
gene Ill Nationalmuleet. lar MI 'oaet
tilitiuet $50 ST.. ira Wuieet tiaige'
meo Ell llotnlelie ON, at 6llnoet bar
iprlig peroiiuIot. De iuultt orna'
mcntereoe Hiuge uoaiorNe ire Ear,
Der anbenbnrt bar briiete iom Dire.
Sper al Hingene p!ieoe ca, ! Ylno.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28

Ssbsfalb. giersn al Sopepeaar.
Den T@rantbiers." Solt, er digaaet
peb 2soen. 65 gar saunnleI. meIoes
fra Belle.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28

Gtntsminiiter Steen bill MI tage Jig
6 Tigers Serte. s bans Steo funge-
rer Statsraab @erelien iom Wini.
iterhef.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28

Sra 8%rapebalieu. SorIeoen Rat
bIeo to al Grbeiberne | @~robebals'
tl1nnelens beitlise Del orPbt ueo ct
Wineffuo. 9e Smfomne bar TO
Spenifer oeo Rnpn 8iditrsm og
Sobnsion, besge biemme6srenoe /
@ermelano.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
Sra 2dooerfanoene.
maaTfsr ,Isbeub, par.r.

Q. @jprniun bar anerebe taeet fat
paa ct mt arbeibe. San er | ubm9r.
fet 8iger iom panlie.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
SAT- Gteno o m,
iiifaieS fGer ttasie.

sosrtisf, HtuNr aHssr 'eHgsss. '1ln.ie. ut
iaIss" % 'sf,rfpseeia" toesr % &Hts for Is Ora
'vr soeT Gang o. en- Sat u Orb ior ait tour as+r.
f'asr Is Cru Artrsisisasnter snDtosss tfts for min
aR tno % 6eHts 9snst ulaa uisapiqsli3 zs sfslss
aaa SamHu.
~ ssstsRabstG5up iohsr Is Gsuts pL siHia
Sap Cro eJsr en- 0tEis.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28

g. u. Eiellbn, forbennprenbe Hrait
| @merifa, er ubnapnt til Sogne-
prpit | 8~eefioroen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
Qoroe.

apugen har til 8ergensamternes
Salespbltinins ifiGnfet 2 SsIp. %
/ 9roncemeoalie.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
0nt Speialiitblab.

N1t SpetalItbInb, Et 1utIuIpV'
m~ofratiife Soreninser | SoIbpt Mint
bar fisbt "gspfisbina N2uitreblob"
meb 5rpfferi / Rpfisbin9 aieberne
agter at uoeioe ct iocialoemotrntiit
glab, "SolhRf amts Socialoemo.
frat" n,eo =. s.. EofSpig ion gn.
iparbapeu0e.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
MarsuSfiat,rne. saftet pnre Del

AarsnD ngferne. Sattet GET DEL
CODE Regn, iom er falbt, gror bet MI
omfring paa Marfen, iaa man npiten
fan bore BET, ifriper "SrhalbS. Stlf."
Rogen rigeIig 5rustbsit oil Oct Dog
neppe bIipe iaar, ibet ben tfolige Bar
me fable mango SLENDER unoer
Srltgtreernes glonritrins.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
@oors;alo. @e,tre gofftten i Gel

ret, @Iperirn, er / bisie 0aee al Sr.
81. 2iberg ioIgt til en- ~biempenot norIf
Entertainer for en- aisbeium al Ser.
20,500.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
Irnfnct Eiifcr.

ieiIebe SITTER Sane Better anoerien
% bans SON al 9tobitrup Worf ueb
@renao no | en- Sole for At tile Gar.
meme. llnoer II plubielia aaiteotno
fnntreoe 9aaben, % Saoer % SM
foiteoeS / Seen. Saoercn O%rufncoe.
Siget er orepet / Sano. Zen 6or.
ulpffeoe eiterlaDer pornc Sern.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
Wpo WaIm.

Sob NaIm. Sorleben Rorgen
inbfom til Gorpet / Bergen Ell Sitter
baao, bemonoet meo to gamle 6iifere,
al bniIfe ben enc bar optmpo so aos
gammel oe BEN anoen ca. 10 aar pn-
gre. De bapbe ~uafbrlot roet ben ON
trent 7 Wil LANCE Sci ira 6eie | Ssbet
at goot og bel "a Elmer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28

Chm % granb. 8aroe, lite S,mt.
llnoer ct S~orbenpeir / gitermioong
ilog 9nnet neo / gitilo 3. Yeoericns
8aarb / SfieIleborg / SoItrup Sogr,
@naroen neobrpnoie fulbitunoig;
Oct Ipffeoes at rebbe Sefte % 8rea.
titrer.
Maribo, 12te Suni. llnoer ct
fraftigt l1peir i Nat .nebbrGnote neo
9~pnneo1aa aeIoernes Wsae, tilbs.
renae @repifabet anmtheuborg, %
Stenfiite Wsue, tilbsrenoe s. In.
berien al A~eIberrGs.
Sbiiteo. lite Suni ! Wor'
aes peb S.Sioeu broa et beftiat Tor
oenpeir ben oper Shp. 9pnet Hog
reo | 9aoen ill 8aaroen "aalOal" /
SenneIs Soer. SeIe 8aorben neo.
brpnote. Set lpffebeS al reOoe belle
9eiemineen. neoens Ell Del Al Sno'
bpet brPnbte.
Sarfisbing, t2te Slmi> I'M
Der ct beitigt Sorhenoeir | rat ilog
9pnet neo / SIemminge Strife % an
tgnote oenne. airtep ueoOrrnote
totaIt. R1tn Wurene al Goarnet err
tiIbage % airteitipet er beIoi@ soc
lagt men fam outaaeIiu reparere&
Rirfeflofferne inleItehe Qirtens bel.
Iiac anr. Mltertnplen oo 0rpoifeito'
len renNehes. 3irfer tiIhsrer 8ren'
ifabet Gbriitianshulm Gen bar as
iureret / Sanhbpauin0ernes nInltnoe,
liae @rauoioriifring Tor $4,000 Rr.
Sturt Spperi. st Iiae iao mpiti't
Tom opiigtpPffenbe Spueri bar giort
Ssmnnerlauaet / &iebenbapn $4,000
Ser. fattigcre. Sloermouoen, Gern'
merneiter 4. G. Souien babe Iorle
Den 9srong hnpct / 9anfeu Ell Del
Qenge, iom ban poo 9ail9etS SeJne
ifuIoe uhbetale | Sermlnen % meo
Sen ifurpeieu tiIiteheuGrenhe touton-
re auSiebeboloning i~nheholot Soli'
gets Benae'fob $4,000 Sr, ho ban
ON Iiteuen lrffebe oct al % omhp9'
aelig giemte Nsalen / I'm Somme
Wicn ga han | Wanbag 6oru!oSdg
Iuffebe Gengeifnbet op. gioroe ban
oen ubpaaeIiae Spba8eIie, at Der life
pnr en- Sfining tiIbuge AT 6ormlen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
SiHales. On $40 acres 5aru /

8 VITuIWFe UT kFU NVFts JaEN {
GiGO 60. RiaA, ~ Mta I'll S9 .
sri III Slour Rsae. < 9fil ~ 2,oleDus.
@ooe Euie. gaoe me0 90 Carrier hort
@rauarn glditiHsS tEr zmeotc, of Maiti,
uerI o. ale GeoitabsV. II SfD'!er arealurer.
4 2lgbelosHsiie, SRO for u9itC Iay 80 bette
Wars cpaultr1. iHobefat,s' 5 Acres Tooer'
Goru 10 atres uH0er BlOg. 2 3litArss,
&eilen sr pglaUo og grRrle. 50 Atre5 otr
plplet al Glsrsu ihpit. 8ris $4,000 5000
]ioHiaH,. 8gite1 rd0 lana lib Ga Ian 6eI.e
Noresler Dl. Z. Dor 101. QGwleG gilau
1898
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
OiHalne.

Ttliaias. so acres 1arm i
- Otter 3ait Go. MiHa., 2 Mtf tii Vp. /
aRil I'll RiTte % Stoiebus. geore CERT
4dnb. gt iGIas TOM oet itadr. mso @rsbs.
SeiGtulna Oh I}l'ttney. Tpr gris % .Ses
tlulelier iirlp III s.. q. RolItao llAoenDopb
Hstnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05
NETWORK CITY.

The Rev DR.. Moss, formerly president of Chi
cago University will preach at the Madison Ave
nue Baptist Church at II a. m. tomorrow.
The ministers of the New-York Prcsbytery will
meet In the West Presbyterian Church. in Forty
second-st between Fifth and Sixth aves on
Monday morning at 10 o'clock. for special prayer
and conference. and at p. m. the ministers,
deacons and elders OF the Presbytery will hold a
meeting Of similar character in the same place.
The Rev 1. NJ. Haldeman, pastor of the First
Baptist Church whose vacation extended. ow-
ing to Illness will return and occupy his pulpit
morning and evening tomorrow.
Charles A. Schieren and Assistant Secretary of
War William Cary Sanger will speak at the forty
eighth anniversary exercises of the Brooklyn
Young Mems Christian Association In Association
Hail. Fulton and Bond sts.. Brooklyn. tomorrow
afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Postmaster Van Colt announces that malls from
Japan and Australia which arrived at Vancouver
were dispatched east October l and 8, end due
in New-York tomorrow morning and Tuesday
tralia will close the General Postofce city
advertised.
Az service In memory of President Mckinley will
be held tomorrow evening at 7:45 O'Clock In the
Lenox Presbyterian Church, One-hundred-and-
thirty-nnth-st, west of Eighth-ave. Among the
speakers will be L. A. Hartshorn and State Sen
ator Samuel 5. Slater
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05
MOTORMAN SAVES MAN.
THE CAR IN MOTION, HE LEAPS OVER
DASHBOARD AND LIFTS HOMELESS
WANDERER TO SAFETY.

John Grmey, seventy years old. was knocked
down by Broadway car at Thirty sixth-st. last
night and but for the almost superhuman effort
of the motorman, John Shea, who reached far
down the dashboard. and with powerful
effort drew him away, would have been killed or
seriously injured.
Grmey unconscious when the car
stopped, and Policeman Mury rang for ambu-
lance DR.. Hubschmdt, of the New-York Hos
pital, responded. and, after ascertaining that
the not seriously injured, turned him
over to the police, and refused TO take him TO the
hospital. The old man tottering and weak,
and had home He taken to the
Thirteth-st. station and locked up the charge
of Vagrancy.
A large crowd. which had collected, cheered
the motorman. He said he had simply done the
only right thing.
LAS as 1 saw that Grimley certain
to be struck by the car" said Shea, Il applied
the brakes and shut off the power and then
reached down and pulled the old man out of
danger and that was all there is to it.
serves a medal.
Long before the car had come to a stop, they
say, Shea, who had been working frantically at
the brakes, climbed over the front dashboard.
and. hanging to the brake handle with one hand,
reached down with the other and grasped the
old mans collar With mighty pull lifted
old man from under the fender and set him
down at one side of the moving car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY

2:lo a. m.-Jerome and Burnside aves Benjamin Gold
berg: damage. $500.
4s4 a. m-No. "a Fffh-ave. Richard Berr; $500
s:l5 a. m.-No. 80 West End ave. Joseph Bernstein;
slight
S:35 a. m.-No. II Avenue A, Max Ress; trifng
1910 a. m.-No. 6s James-st.. NJ. Aranco; $50
AS a. m-No. 46s Sherfst.. Samuel Raplowtz; $500
2:35 D. m.-No. 30 Walker-st.. Louis Minsky; So
$40 D. m-No l34 Thirty first St, $. A. Kirk:
slight
4:40 p. m.-No. ia RooseVelt-st, owner unknown;
$50 o. m.-No. I23 Manhattan-ave., Max Levy: $500
600 p. m.-No. 105 Varck-st.. Mary lartin slight
6:35 d. .403 Park ave. 8. Cohen Co.. $500.
s:35 p. m.v-No. DDS Rivington-st. Abraham Ffpman;
500.
700 .. m.-No IA Monroe-xt, Fritz q Co.; $500.
7:4s .. m.-No. Mott-ss Hellnaa1 4 Co.; $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05
GEO. CLINT Co.
AS.@s AND ~ WR66 2S:sT.
NEAR ONOAoWAN.
FACTORY: ISLAND lSe WEST 1917 rnerr
FORGED FATHERS NAME.
DISCHARGED POSTAL CLERK MADE OUT
MONEY ORDERS AT HIS PARENTS
POSTOFFTCE

w. w. Roberts, of Hoboken. was held by United
States Commissioner Rowe. OF Jersey City. yester-
day in 5000 bail a charge of presenting bogus
money orders at the Hoboken Postoffce Roberts
forged his fathers name to money orders the
Hoboken Postofiice. His father is postmaster at
Spotsburg. y. j.
Roberts employed in the postoffce In this
city up to May OF this year. when he was dis
charged. He did not tell his father that he had
been discharged. but paid frequent visits TO him
at Spotsburg While there he obtained access TO
the money orders, and at different times made out
six of them the Hoboken Postotfice for amounts
varying from So to $500. To these he forged his
fathers name. and after sending word to the Ho-
boken office that the orders had been issued, hu--
ried to that place where he collected the money.
When Roberts's father sent his reports TO Wash
ngton he told that they did not tally with the
receipts. An inspector was sent on, and II vas
found that Mr.. Robertss son had been for. ~
his fathers to money orders.
The prisoners father will have 10 make good
deficit caused by his sons forgerieS either person.
ally through his bondsmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. FRIDAY. OCTOBER g. 1901.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamer Monaghan Or, Brses Glasgow September 81
passengers Austin Baldwin & 90. Arrived the Bar
) as ard +
m "a Rssa Gs F1h Ham ,9S Ss @
cabin and 4S4 Storage passensers to ,he Hamburg
Steamer La savoe CFr1. Poirc, Havre September Is.
with mdse and passengers to the Compasne Generate
s5esmsT thomas Melville Cs.' essig; caamo,a Sep
son. spence Young. Arrived a, the Bar a, =.
progreso Is and Havana October l. with mdse and 81
passengers James E Ward & Co. Arrived at the
st steamer Ashos Ger Innd Back River. Jamaica
Snns Bay a. and Kinsson With and two cabin
CITY p .Ss Ocean an s
Steamer Guyandotte Hitler. Newport News and Nor
folk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion IS
Steamer FL Monte Parker. New-orleans September IS,
Steamer Sailor Prince OBI. Middlesboroush-
Steamer Chesapeake Deano. Baltimore with mdse to
city Of Macon savage with mdse to William
sandy Hook. N ]. Oct :, $50 p. m-wnd northwest
moderate breeze: clear D
Steamers Hall (Brl for Cape Town; Energie
FOLK and Newport News Colorado brunswick;
T raiii Savannah,
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
vsSr os samass & s Davies
GLASGOW oct a~saed. steamer Astoria d8r. Wilson.
southampton Oct l. lis D m-sailed steamer Columbia
Ger from Hamburg. New-Iork via Cher
Brow Head Passed. steamer Cevc CRr. Clarke.
WORK for Liverpool
Bristol Oct 4saied steamer Boston City Gr. Barclay
sciy. Oct t. s:es m-Passed. steamer Friedrich der
Crosse tGerI, Eiche. New-fork for Southampton and
Imndy Island oct 4-Passed. Jersey City CBD.
Garlick. New-York for Bristol.
Moviile. oct Sailed steamer Astoria Gr). Wilson
from Glasgow TswuYors oa,or c,a,0,,au, 6,,,,s,
Potter Rotterdam for NewYork.
Lizard. Oct 90 m.Passed steamer Bordeaux tFr)'
Hamburg ARRIVED. steamer First Bismarck Ger.
Barends NewYor via Plymouth and Cherbourg,
Copenhasen oct 2aed. steamer Island DAM Skjoit.
Rotterdam, Oct 2Arrived, steamer Rotterdam Dutch,
Antwerp. oct 4. m-ArriSed. steamer iceland (B1.
Cherbourg +-Saled. steamer Columbia Ger. Bauer
from Hamburg and Southampton. New-York: ar
rived. steamer iceland (Br], Roberts. New-York for
Marseles Oct ARRIVED Britannia (Frp Mar
Pearce New~York I'd, sailed steamer Britannia tFr'
Gibraltar Oct Passed, steamer Acara (Bp. Kngour
Colombo Oct ARRIVED. steamers America CBr). White
DIR White (from Singapore, New-York ''''a'
Genoa Oct ARRIVED. steamer Stella Ger. Bachmann
Naples Sept 2s-saiied CFr Coste New
Genoa Oct = m-ArTyed. steamer Aller Ger. VIII
Alden. Oct Arrived steamer Inchmario (Br). HalliweL
-,asta Sent Sai'ed steamer iottrraa sch.,k.,
(Austl. Parovch- Nsw-York
Para. Oct Ssailed. steamer Huber, dr oiphant. New
Pernambuco Oct Arrived. steamer Benaso tGer,.
st Mehaels. Passed. steamer Scotia Ger. Hamer
New-York for Genoa and Naples
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pointment of a younger or more active prelate His
suggestion will he acted at the present session
IF the House of Bishops.
The House of Bishops has by vote of A to z
decided accept the report of the committee APP
pointed the last convention to report on the
ginal readings that may be substituted for the
present readings of the Scripture With the con-
currence of the House of Deputies the action OF
the bishops will become canon of the Church of
America.
The resolution in full reads: Resolved The
House of Deputies concurring. that the marginal
readings for the English version of the Old and
New Testaments, reported this house by the
joint commission appointed in 1895 and reappointed
in 1898 to make such report be published under the
direction of said commission, and are hereby al
lowed to be used by ministers of this Church in
reading the lessons from the Holy Scriptures in
morning and evening prayer"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05
WAS on THE AMERICA.

MAN WHO DIED IN MOUNT VERNON HAD YACHTS
FITTINGS RECORDED IN RECEIPT BOOK.
Adolph Luhrs died his home in Mount Vernon
on Thursday morning after short illness. Mr.
Luhrs was born in Ottersburg, Germany. in 1924
When nineteen years old he to this country
He had been a Democrat since 1913. The only Re-
publican vote he ever for Abraham Lin
coin.
Mr. Luhrs of the last men on board the
schooner yacht America in 1851 when she left here
for England and the Cup, which the Columbia
has Just successfully defended His receipt book
which recorded the fittings of the America, he
would not sell, he wished to leave it to his
children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05
WORK on EMPEROR WILLIAMS YACHT

The work of laying the keel plates of the schooner
yacht that is being built for Emperor William OF
Germany is going on at the yards of the Townsend
& Downey Shpbuilding and Repair Company,
Shooters Island. The first plate was laid on
Wednesday. and others were put IN position yes
terday. The steel frames for the yacht. which are
being made at the Passac Iron Works and the
plates. which being made by the Tidewater
Steel Company, of Chester. Penn, will be shipped
the yards at Shooters Island within a few days
it is expected, and work the yacht will be
pushed forward rapidly as possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05
CONFRONTED BY SIX WIVES.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY SAID MAN BROUGHT
HERE FROM BOSTON HAD THREE MORE.
Leon Freidlander. otherwise Isaac Ruebens.
who was arrested in Boston at the request of
the New-York authorities on charge Of bigamy,
pleaded guilty yesterday before County Judge
Moore, of Queens County, after confronting six
women each of whom swore that she a
victim of the prisoner.
District Attorney Merrill says that the six
women present were not all whom Freidlander
had married, but that there were three others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-Lieutenan Colonel A. L. Bayley,
Of Bermuda. GILSEY-General II. J. Socum. L.
S. A. HOLLAND-H. F. Lippitt. OF Providence.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ]. r. Morris. u. S. y. MAN
HATTAN-Sir c. Ross, OF England and Captain
j. r. Bartlett, L. S. y. SAVOY-Justice Martin
NICTORIA-S. Davies Warheld. OF Baltimore
WALDORF-Lus +. Corea Nicaraguan Minister
Washington, and a. Grip. Minister the United
States from Sweden and Norway, Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05

The Charity Organization Society appeals for $50
for transportation of a mother and three children
less than years old to relatives I'm Sweden.
where a good home is assured Three months ago
the husband deserted his wife for another woman.
ANY money for this sent to the Charity Or
ganiza ton Society, No. I05 East
will be duly and publicly acknowledged.