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New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
NEWS FROM MANILA.
\ BANK CASHIERS INSULTING LETTER
MILITARY OPERATIONS.

MILITARY OPERATIONS.
Manila. Feb 16.-The cashier Of the Hong
Kong Bank at Manila. A. Ross. wrote letter.
which published in The South Australian
Register" accusing the United States Philippine
Commissioners Of being short sighted. ignorant
and incapable. saying the Government here is
much detested. asserting that a crisis exists.
and that the banks and British merchants main
tain hostile attitude toward the Government.
Ross also said the English club here considered
General Macarthur. Judge Taft and Rear-Ad-
miral Remey unfit persons for English gentle
men 10 meet socially. The republication Of the
letter here caused a sensation. The manager
Of the hank and the influential Englshmen re-
pudiate the Ross letter and deprecate the whole
affair.
Lieutenant Lee. with detachment of the 1st
Cavalry, recently overlook two hundred insur-
gents near Batangas. After a stubborn fight
the enemy was driven into the mountains.
Lieutenant Mapes Of the 32d Regiment. has
captured nve rebel officers. twenty men and
eighteen guns, nine miles from Manila.
Mr. Bradley, formerly 1.-The legal adviser of the
Military Governor, died Of typhoid fever today
His body will he shipped 10 the Elks. of Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
BrRIAL OF Er-KING MILAN.
His BODY PLACED BESIDE THAT or Ills GREAT
GRANDMoTHFR. AT KARLoWITz

GRANDMOTHER. AT KARL6WIT.
harloWltz. Austria Hungary, FEB. lS-Larse
crowds assembled the railroad station here this
morning. awaiting the arrival OF the body Of ex
Hing Milan OF Servia twho died at Vienna on Feb
ruary II. where the funeral services took Dlace
yesterday Funeral arches. draped with black and
living mourning hags We're erected nt the entrance
OF the town. the principal square and elsewhere
Many houses We're draped. and the Patriarcbal
Palace profusely decorated with emblans or
mourning
special train was IN readiness at SemIin uhe
frontier town 20 bring any guests from seryia
desirous Of attending. but. il Is Understood the
authorities at Belgrade were placing difficulties in
their way
Great trouble was experienced I'm carving out
King Milan's wish 10 be buried by the side OF his
great-grandmother. Liubicza Obrenovitch. wife of
Milos. founder Of the dynasty The location of the
vault could not De discovered until "A certain CEN
tenarlan was found who had attended the funeral
OF lht ITihcesS- w nen the vault vas opened thev
found that the wooden coffin had fallen apart and
markable state or preservation The features were
quite recognizable. and the pearl ornaments and
silk robes OF the Princess were intact.
ne uahn bearing the body Of King Milan was
received with military hoLors A detachment az
played the Servian royal hymn. The coffin was
borne 10 the Metropolitan Church I'm state hearse
There the patriarch. assisted by many the
clergy. pronounced the benediction. I'm the pTes-
ence OF large assemblage. the bells toiling during
The coffin Was carried TO the Kruschedal Monas-
terry at l p. m Representatives of thirteen mOnas-
side Of THAI of Princess Ljubicza. PRAYERS were
resited at the grave side
the snowclad mountains. II took two and a half
hours 10 drive from Karlowitz 10 Kruscheda
Belgrade Feb IA grand requiem for the
repose of the soul Of King Milan was celebrated
OPS King Alexsnder and the high ociaIs atebdsd
Queen Draga. who Is indsposed. was absent.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

ounds how people rush TO help
And when some fireman rescues
a woman from the flames, the
streets echo with applauding
shouts.
And yet If that woman had
perished in the flames IL is
possible that she would have
suffered less than She suffer.
almost daily from the inflam-
nation which disease has
Lighted in the delicate
womsnly organism.
That IRE OF Inflammation
can he put out. The gnswing
ulcer can be cured. Doctor
Fieroe's Favorite Prescription
not only establishes wousnly
regularity and dries enfeebling
drains, but II heals inflamua-
ton ana ulcerations and cures
female weakness. II makes
weak women strong and sick
women well.
"I suffered for -four wears with
what four physicians pronounced
ulcersnon and psolspsus OF the
utcrusn writes Mn. Ada Brook. OF
kirbyvilie. fancy County. Missouri
rAlso inflammation Of Bladder and
4 a.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
PLAN FOR RErrRNING VOLUNTEERS

washington. Feb lc-The officers % the Quar-
termaster's Department have prepared schedule
Tor the transportation To- san Francisco OF the
volunteer troops in the Philippines. II shows that
All the troops can he brought home IN time for
discharge by June 81 which IS the date fixed by
law Tor The dishantment Of the volunteer army.
All the vessels ~ The Pacific transport feet will
be used and Will run between san Francisco and
Manila on a close ana regular schedule Not
counting the volunteers already landed on their
way across tie Pacific. II Is estimated thai tbers
are nearly twenty thousand siill 10 he brought 10
the United States before July
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
PANGAsINAN's GOVERNMENT.

DaguPan. Luzon. Feh. 16-A beginning has
been made by the Civil Government Of Pan
gas!Ean. in the passage Of a bill which. applied
with the General Provincial Code transferred
tn Pangasnan four barrios (townsl Of Nueva
Ecija the adjoining southeasterly province
ofheers have been appointed. with salaries as
follows.
Governor PREFECTo SI~ON
'''iN ~ 'l'fis IA -isf- 800
Treasurer Captain HARDEMAN. ~ the 3ath RcEi-
Supervisor Captain MAI>oNEY q the Beth Regi-
b. %
Fiscal-IGNACTD VILLAMOR -.....--........ SO
Colonel Sm!th recommended JoyeIlano. the
Alcalde Of DagUpan. for Governor
At the close of the proceedings speeches were
delivered by J0vellano. Flores Tervera and the
new Governor. The gist Of all was peace
under American sovereignty. All the utter
ances were much applauded.
according 10 the general act. the provincial
boards consist OF Governor Treasurer and
supervisor, and IL gives the American ap-
pontees a majority.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

sessins wor.~ Had beer coufned 70 my bed Ave moutks
when wrote TO received your rspy very 500 and
dismissed my physician and began taking DR. Peroe's
medicines took eight bottles OF has fsvortte rresrip
.ion Golden Medical Discovery and began 10 get
better at once months could sit In chair and
kept getting better In four months could do all house
work incudins washing and sewing
Dr Pieroe's Common Sense Medical Adviser,
paper covers is sent free on receipt OF Al onecent
stamps to paw expense Of mailing only, or II CLOTH
bound book is desired send 81 stamps. Address
Or. r. v. Pierce. Buffalo. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

accommodated. Osborne however, will not be neg
Gaaf'e'' ins. ""S" S'''''''"S "'' A''" '
WEST END MUsTACHES.-A humorous result
Of the British German entente is evident In the
mustaches Of the inhabitants OF the West End
of London. That upward and outward twist so
associated with Emperor Williams mustacne mas
been extensively adopted especially by those hav-
ing pretensons TO military appearance. interviews
with West End BARRIERS reveal the trouble they
are encounterins IN tFahsIoiHi'"s "'e0"s NF
into upward eurls.
PARIIANlENT-s PRoGRAMME-The present
session OF Parliament promises TO be confined
chiefly TO army and Irish affairs. though the kings
income and improvements in the condition OF the
poor may take up some time.
The war in South Africa has been talked thread
hare The determination Of the he~iovernment not TO
,1,er In the slightest degree It's attitude toward
the Beers is clearly recognized on all sides. anu
though this will not stop the futile DEBATE the
country is not likely 10 follow il with any inter-
est Colonel Sir Charles Howard Vincent Con
servative) is going TO move that Canada Austria
liza New Zealand, South Africa and the other
British colonies be consolidated upon commer-
ciaI basis and that Canada's example be followed
BY granting the Empires products fiscal prefer
ence Both parties generally agree that some
tbJn,, ~ This sort is necessary but nothing is like
Is To- result the leaders main'ainng tnat the tlme
and conditions are not YET ripe Tor such an lnpoi
tant step
To TRY AMERICAS MOTORS Due prooaolS
to the severe wear ami tear of its rolling stock
upon which there has been much comment IN nnah-
ct,t circles recently the Central London Railroad,
better known as the "Tuppenny Tube. has de-
itad fo try American motors. instead OF the heavy
electrical engines employed and has ordered
from the licensees here of an American company
three small motors mounted on bogie trucks under
the carriages N the experiments are successful
tbe old locomotives will be abandoned Tne IDEA Is
dIe no a trim To the United States Just made by the
company's engineer
Another American advance Is In the arrlNaI AT
BARROW OF three hundred tons OF American states
IseJ for roodng IL said these can be imported
cheaper than they can be hOught AT the qda'rles
only seven miles distant from barrow
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
DE WET HARD PRESSED.
PURSUING BRITISH CAPTURE PRISONERS
AND A MAXIM GUN.

London. Feb. 16-GeneraI Kitchener. tele-
graphing from De Aar. Cape Colony under to-
days date. says:
De Vets force crossed the railway at BoaTt-
mons Siding. north of here. before daylight.
February - closely followed by Plumer Crabbe
and armOred trains. They engaged the enemy
while crossing. The Beers. however, cut the
lines north and south Of the place of crossing.
We captured over twenty wagons. many of
which were loaded with ammunition. and also a
Maxim. twenty prisoners and over one hundred
horses. The troops still in close pursuit.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
ESCAPED BoER PRISONERS IN RUSSIA.

St Petersburg Feb. l6.-Five Boer prisoners
who escaped from the island Of CeylOn have
arrived at a Crimean port on board a Russian
steamer. To which they swan while in the harbor
Of Colombo. Among them is a nephew of Presi-
dent SteyD and a brother-in-law of General
Botha, the BOer Commander Chief.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
OXFORD FOOTBALL TEAM WINS.

London. Feb. l6.-The oxford-Cambridge Associa-
tion football match played the Queens
Club to-day. The ground was wet and there
was a poor attendance. number OF members
of Strathcona's Horse were among the spectators
They were warmly welcomed. At half time the
teams had two goals each Oxford won by to 2
goals
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
OIL. IRON AND ASBESTOS FOUND.

Caracas Venezuela. Feb. IA party OF ll AlH'. =,
cans have found petroleum In large guam 80
the Island OF Margarita tan island In the .,o.
bean Sea- belonging to Venezuela, thirty ~ =,
north of Cumana) and at Maracaloo "a .' an the
Venezuela, capital OF the State OF Iulla Uccaiho ~
west shore OF the strait connecting Lake ~, They
have also found iron and discovered sevefai a.
bestos mines.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

should her forthcoming appearance in Les
Medecis." by NJ. Henri Lavedan prove a sue
cess. her promised engagement at the house OF
Moliere viii become accomplished fact.
c. J. B.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
SIR FRANCIS COOK DYING

London Feb is-sir Francis Cook OViscount
Montserrat in Portugal head OF Cook & Son ware
housemen and husband OF Tennessee c. Claim Of
Asz-Yorkl s dytDE. He born IN ISL
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
oUEEy SOPHIA IMPROVING.

Stockholm Feb. Is-The strength Of Queen So
phia a. increasing She Is now able 10 pass a few
hours out OF bed daily
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

THE REAL THING
in bargains may be found IN the little sn' - ta.
msnts OF the people in the narrow Columns
days papW.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
Fire.! EH'elY

When that cry sounds how people rush to hel,
and sympsthize And when some fireman rescue.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

accommodated. Osborne however, Will not be neg
lected for the King intends 10 make IL his head
quarters when gratifying his keen taste for yacht
ing.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

A RAPHAEL AT AUCTION.-A painths' -
posed to be a genuine Raphael OF 1910. will DC son.
an auction here on February o. II is said that tne
late Professor Nicole discovered the painusss "a
Lausanne and that William X. Nanderoil' 0ie''~
$500 0CS for IT,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04
S(us Der BnnhesbanptFabt.
maFbinotpn. .. g.. 2. =

MafbingtOn, .. g., 2. San
- Der fran3Dff6e @efanote Cannon
tpef6er it6 flint MOnate ouf l1rlaub in
europa befunb. lit pieoer in 8ai6ings
ton angefommsn.
Der GongreB tritt mprgen piebel
3u5ammen. Oas 6aus pirb pabr.
T6einli3 bic Bin CUR Neueintbeilunq
Der GpngreB : Oiftrifte nod i'm 2auft
btsTer 0o6s srtsoigsn, pdbrenb Ii4 bsr
@enat nit Der giG CUR REORGANIZATION
Der Qrmee 6eI6Gftigen birfte.
8rGfioent Mc8inten unb Satin ga:
ben feuie Nbenb Elm Diner gu @6ren Del
&o6inets : Mitglieoer uno i6rer Oa=
men.
sSm erIten sSabr bes nsusn SGfu:
lums tpsrben b;elt OfFi3iere Der 5lottt
unb Nrmee in ben 3ubeItanb treten
hauptIG9li9 boben Differs tpegsn. Sr
Der Qrmee Ite6an Dor Der 4ttsrsgren3l
Der iuriTtti6e 8erdtber @enera1 Giebe.
Der G6sF. bes 9enie : Corps 8enera.
8iI1on unb Der @bsF Der N6tbeilunc
fir @eI6iBtpefen General Burlington
Ictpie Der Gpmmanbant bes 0sparts:
ments Colorado General 5. 6. Mer:
rium unb feds Sbsr11sn. Qus ben
OienTte Der 5lotte f9eibsn Di, NbmirGt
S9tep, RuuB uno 9:4born, 2aBisrsl
Bureau : g6ef.
@sneral 3i6arb 81. 9at6eGoer
Ftii6erer General : Quartiermstfel
Der 4rmee, liegt frant bier barnieber
unb Iein .3uFanb TT Derort, baB MAJ
bas S9limmIte bfir9tet. Der ga:
tient 1T na6e5u SO Sabre alt.
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Grin 0nmt mnr 9rnnis.

Omaha, Nebr., 2. San. - 9sute
ftent 1f4 beruus. baB Der nube Der pine
8ibge : Ngentur bon brst Oeteftibs
aus Smaba Derbdftete Mann nt4t
9at Grotpe, Der @ntfIbrsr oss iungen
@ubabp, ionbern Elm unf4uG0iger DO
taniIt unb Naturforf9 er Namens
Dennis, aus Bolton mar. Gr purb'
beute fpisber entlafen.
S. s. Grops, Elm 8rubtr pat Grp:
meg, tpel9er geitern in ieiner Wirtb:
i6aft gu @iour Gitp bstbaftet uni
bier6er ge6ra6t tpurbe, 1T beute I'm bie.
1tgen @efdn9ni1e NIT benz %entfii6r:er
MiGiOndrsfobn Gbparb q, Guoa6A
iun., confrontirt tporbn. Der 2sBtc.
re erllGrte, Der 9efangene babe it4 MIDI
unter ben Mdnnern befunosn, nel9C
i'm entfibrten, unb er BABE tbn fetnes
MiRens ME borber geieben. Ods Rt:
iultat mar, buB Der 9srbaftete piebe'
entlafgn fDurbe.
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Serent ibre Sbat.
Die @rmoroung bcs Griea'n 0ssss
burn feline DsutI1e WaitreHe.

0epzgprt,2 2. Souuar. - 5rou
Murg. @rtel, tptIfe am Samita9 in
CIR. isl, 8o76irgtpnsS traBe, 8rOot=
Jpn, ibrsn Gsie6ten, Den grie4:iden
AeItuurateur Georgs Dogs, eri4ofen
bat uno nun i'm RaDmOnOsS Cir. s9es
fdngniB in 8rooflpn i4ma4bet, fa9t'
bort 9eitern: rSdlR i'd n,4t mein aino
10 Iisb, 10 mate i'd ieBt niAt bier. SD
hdtte Ieidt gu 6rtunbsn mad Ptnniplz
pdrien fls9sn tDnnsn, psl4e mid germ
Enlightenment 6Gttsn.
Sd babe nit Deges 5ufammen gez
lebt. neil i4 i'm lisbte. SD lsbte
meinen 8attsn midi. Oeges IisbIe mid
uno fat mid, nit ibm gu I;btn, Sd
liebte i'm 10. baB i'd inn tinmul @iz
trioI ms @+iiht i9iilI.ts, neil er ans
pere 5rouen auTa6 uno neil i'd 9os
niAt ertragen tOunte. Sd hube i'm
nun in Der 4~uFregung getOOtst, unb e
t6ut mir LIB, boB i'd es get6an babe.
Sd 6eging Die Sbat i'm 3orn uno in
SeIbItprt6e;b:gung. Gr 6atte mid
gegsn bic Danb gei6Ieubert unb msin
&Opf ffieB ouf einen gfagel. Damn mari
er mid ouf'S gett unb Oro6ts, mid gu
erltideu. Sd fa6 ieiuen Rebplber in
isiner Saife Ibeden uno uabm Die
WafR. nit Der i1 i6m brohts, faus er
MIDI ni4t in 6rieben lufs. 0a er
nf4t BON mir ablieB, i4pB id na4 felz
nem Nrne. Gr podte mid odrauf erIt
pe4t, tporouf t8 ibm Den ReppGper an
Die 8ruIt ftBte unb dbbriidte, @r fitG
oanm tpbi pber bod Iterbeno nie0er.
Sd fpui9 meine 9dnbe, nabm bic
gettpdfde unb trug iR binub. UNI Iie
gu fpaj9su. Nun fam mir Da8 S9redz
Iifs Der Stat gum 8epuBtIsin. Sd
tpuBte, oab ct betrunten mar, uno bdtte
es ni6t tfun fpnen! Qber bunn bate
er mid fi6er get0otet.
Sd T9lih MIDI bur6 ben 9of oabon
unb ppIIts nad 9enni blbunien flieRsn.
46er nebsn Osgss liebte i4 nod Sc
manb, msin 8inb. Meinsn Iieben, guz
ten fIsjnsn Sungen muBte i'd mod einz
nal feben unb fihen!
Sd rpuBt ni4t, mo i'd ibn nit metz
mem @ottsn finbsn fDnnte, unb begab
MIDI m4 benz SteGennaGtpeife : 8iz
rsau in Nr. 1921, Mprts@ Npsnue, mo
i9 MIDI ra9 mtnem Mdun srtunbIgte.
5ier fanben mid bic Oetettibs. Sd
lief babon, aber fte bolten mid elm uno
i4 gsitano bic Shat"
8eFragt, mo tie Oeges fennen lernte,
fagte fie, Dor eltpu einem Sabre in 60
nepzSslanb. @r babe fie DerdnlaBt,
nit inn 80 ebsn, unb tie bGttsn fi4
8ei6e gelie6t, abr ou9 iebr oft 9ez
f~tritten. BERN 8eiDs paren febr eiferz
fiiGtia.
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pGinbert; BON BEN M0rber fsblt ieee
Spur.
Ser. 5auaer ton Baltimore.

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uerhor : 6aLfe." BrGFOent Srans
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SetrstGr Qbam Obf, Rr. 1900, 5re'
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8o9ner; 0irigent .. Mdamet. De-
le9aten : @erIammIung ieoen 5perten
5rettag i'm Mpnot.
yNrion."
Souptquurtisr: nMe6unics' 5alIe,'
gtr. 81. Bet= 6apettefraBs Sing
ltunoe: gflttpo4s; 0iri9ent: 5. Is.
5runt,
~@trmanta MGnner9or."
5uuptquartier: r@ermanta : Mdnz
nsr6pr : 9dae," SIR. 41O-412, a.
2ombarOffrabs. SingHunoe: Oons
nerItags = 0irigent: Son. 86dner.
nSrO9Iinn."
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Nr. 1000, 6rsberid 4penue. @inqs
ffunoe: Mittpp9s Oirig:nt 5.
STRIPPED.
nWrbeiter & 81 dnner9or.D
6auptquartter: NnbpeaB' 9oue, Nr.
314, 6anopsr : @traBe. Stn9itunOe:
Miftpo6s - Diri9ent .. MtIomet.
rSbaGias Mdnner9Or."
6auptquartier: n8oi9t's 9alEe,1
Rr. 1122, 9nrforb 6 Nps, Sing
funbs: DienT1ags - Otrtgent: s.
Rriippel.
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9auptquartier: Neipbarpt's 9aIIe,
Nr. 1913, Msft ; 9rattItraBe. Sings
ftunbe: Mittpo8s. 0irigent Prof.
@oQbra9t.
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rMp3urt : Wdnner6or."
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GpnareBmitaIirh int SdlangenfGfs.

Nep gort, 2. Sanuar. =
gongreBmitglisb 96Omos 5. 8rublet
tpur6e gcIsru in elmer Qmbuiau5 beg
8pupernerr : Soipituls na4 ben
@GuFer : MbiFjlung beg n8elebue:
SoIpital5" gebra6t. POli3iit QponS
BON Der G.,or:ogeitraBen : StaliQr
fanb i6n an Der Gds DON 8roomss
@truBe unb 8Operp in bepuBtloIem
53ufanbs. 9eitbem 3dmmanp : Sal
fatt Teiner rs8ihter @Olofogle ala
GongreBmitgiieo nominirt bate, En-
aa6 9raDisb Ti9 btm Srunfs. 81
mar FrI6er einmat 9ilFs : 0ifritts.
NnDo(t gspGen unb bEf4por siner
Sfanbal 6srauf bur6 Gin bon ;6m Of:
garf1irtes 5pTBeItEum; CT 1T tBt 81
Sabre aft uno pORut in Nr. 30.
Qstpi8Itrdbe.
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Wuf her Enteniaan,

@sorgetonn n, @.1G., 2. San,
- Die y86ite QiIp," bic Dampfia4t,
pslde Grzprdfioent @IsbeGdnb unb
feline SagbgsieGi4oft bel ibreu 6ubrs
ten I'm Murp6p : Sslano benuben,
fam gsItsrr b;nbsr, um nsl1e 8OrrGtfe
fir biz Sportsleute ein3unsbmsn. 9er
GopitGn Der Su4t co%nitatirtt, baB biel
8i(o unb 8tf(igT bor6anben lei unn
baB T6 biz 9erren tpabrf4einLi4 nO4
poGe oGt Sage bem Sport pibmen
merben.
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Snnntius 9nnntGh nrfnrben.

MinneoppGis, Minn., 2. San
- Der befonnte S9rifhteuer unb go.
liliter Jgnatius OonneGQp 1T tpGbrenf
Der Dergangenen No4t bier i'm Otter
bon 70 Sabren g%sitorben. Gr e~rtrauttt
plDBli9, pG6rsno ct bel feinemS4nH=
gerbQter Barton Sanfon uuf 8efuf
mar, tpurbs bepuBtIos, unO als Der gu
Siilfe gsrufene Nr3t eri8ien, tountt
beriel6e nur conItotiren. DaB Elm 5er5z
falag sing:treten unO feline SOffnunq
ouf ReEtuna porlisqs.
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Gin hummer 3ifb.

goug6feepfie, N,sg,, 2. So
r1ldr. = 5roncis Murpfp. 10 Sabre
alt, fabl 6eute Friib. als er betrunteH
BON einem Neuiabrsbane surudlebrte,
8pei 9oTtIdde aus bsm 8ahnbofe Der
nNepz0orEer Gentrdlbabn." oa inn
in iein.m RuuF9e Der @soanfe aufz
bGmmerte, oaB er @elo genug ourau5
er6sutsn f0nnte, Inn mad Ghicaso gu
reiIen, mo fe:ne Mutter nphnt. @r
erlangte inbefen nur 3p0lf Gents in
Barren 9elbe uno mari G6eds i'm
getrage bon $1,000, bsreR Mertb CT
uihs fQnnte. tpeQ.
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@nn sinrm Ginbrrdrr erihnRrn.

pueblO, G0I., 2. Sanuar. =
@altsr 6. GogRp, Elm @ppi6eftr,
puyoe in ieinem 2aben BON <:n&m
@inbrsGer in ban &opf gtT8oFen un0
augenblidG:9 geIDoiet. Sin @<1uIfe
fanb cen 2eidnam. 0R 2abentahe
unb bic Safden bes Sootsn pdren Qt@
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noft f&lue cine 4ugel bur4 bag Sem
ffer i'm speiten Gtodtperk Der Wo6s
nuno pss 2~ieutenants NUtbur Napitr,
CIR. 1909, 6OpfinssaDenus, nno fIog
oeaen bic WQnb neben einem Bette, in
tpel6em 6ruu Clara Napier nno ibr
Rino BON pieomont. 8.ega., i4Eez
fen; uns.f16r 10 3oG bonn &ppfe Der
sErdu.
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@eaen hie Sarhiere entihirncn.

philadelphia, 2. Sdnnar. -
Wis erinnerli9, puroen i'm Spm=
msr porigsn Satrss cine Qnoa6l BON
8arbisren ouf Ginidreiten Der Gum
tag6sitigungs@2;ga pe9en OfFenbQlz
hens ibrer @eI6dfts an Spnn:agen
gu 9etofrafen osrurt6ejGt. Sine
Nn5a6l ber7si6en oppelirte nun an
Die @sri9te. Die NppsGattonen
ftubten Ii9 Oarauf bab ba5 urebr als
6%unoert Sabre olts 9eTsb, pel4es bos
@ebot Der @onniugsRiliguno au9
alrf bic 8arbisre ausbefnt, ni4t mebr
giiltj9 lei, psil ss purd cine sntgse
eenfebnbe 9spo4nhit uuigehobsn
porben lei. Dix 4ngslssenhsit gsz
tangte geItsrn Dor Den gfi9tern 9ens
nppodsr unb Sul5bsrgsr our Der
banblung. DIX Nrgumsntutionen beiz
Der @eiten rparsn ni9t obns Sntez
reFe. Die Hi9ter pisIen l9tieBli9
aGe NppeGationen surud. Sn Den
GntfGtfoungsgriinbsn h'iBt es, Dab
ss nt6t orf 6s @rFprieBliateit DEG
@zleBes anfomme, une barauf, ob
baKsrbe peroitet fei unO unIer'm
mob.rnen @mpftneen nod entIprs4e.
Die 6rage Tsi bios bic, Ob bus @sIeb
nod gu Rsdt beIie6e, unb bitEe 5rage
miKs beio6t psr6en. Oteieni. n
8atbisre, tpelde beRenur9sa9tet an
@onntagen often buftsn uno i6rem
8erufe na6gs6en, mullen Ii9 baber
cine 4ntloge unb 8efrufun9 Dor
0(Innan hnI4an
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Sic Gulnpronuftium brcicr staatrr

6eGena, Mont., 2. San. - 6. 3.
8rdb:n, Der bisiigs 9uno2sSQfo9sr
qie6t bic ~tebtiGbri9t 9oloz unb @;l6srz
9rubufiion in Montana uno u!o5,
pie folgt, an:
MSoniauu: Sob, $4~,960,OOo; i'm
gergleia gum Sabre 1899 eins 3us
natme BON $4,000 9ilber $1O,z
100000; Mbnabms $4,000.
Utah: Sob, &,100,000; @ilber,
100000; 3unu6me an 96Go $717,@
$50, an Gilbsr $1,482,812.
Port1anO, Srs., 2. San,-0ie
Sob 8roouttiOn bes Stdates Oregon
i'm psrfloFenen Sabre miro ouf 49,
10000 bere4nst. Ser 9pl3I4lag i'm
@toabe be3iffsrte ii8 pd6reno bee
So6res 1900 duf 898,160,0OO 6uB.
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e5c6mane, uerUOle PcrloneH,

o,rrootpon 6offnunssIoFstei unb i5Isbtsn Eran'
49, SSr,b5pftuDtn ausEunen. grut'. Hifen' une
HoPiE.gf,ts !3atarrb. Mu5inlg Grr0tben, Site
UNI, y 'GgerItlopisn, A~sn8itIjSfeit, &. iibitnn, II: ~,
.rt"br,n aus eem vIlcniebcnfrrmie" suoerldlh8sr
Sr,tliber Sfatbaebsr fur Sung Hno Wit. loIs einta3
mn biIia @eid,lcdfstr1rFbeittn Au0 SUl9en Der
Sm,rnelvnoeli griin6tiG ssbeilt uR0 ooGe 9einnos
xii uuo TrpbnRn pieoersrlangt rueroen tonnen.
= GAM neues 6eiIoerFabrsE: Steer lem si9sntr
ar,t. SieIss auBsroresntlin lnteFslante Mn1 ls9ssD
Brisfmarftn ~oerFestlt n%erianst BON Der
PRlvAT KLlNIk. 1911 9Th kVe.s New York; N.Es
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