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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-16
FIRE CLAIMS TO
BE HEARD SOON
Commissioners Complete Or
ganization and Elect
Officers

AT meeting yesterday morning, the
Fire Claims Commissioners completed
their organization and elected officers as
follows: ]. NJ. Riggs, secretary; C. F.
Reynolds, stenographer; William Tell
bafliff; ]. H. Hakauole, Japanese inter
prefer; John A. Baker, Hawaiian inter-
prefer. The Chinese interpreter has not
yet been appointed and applications are
still being considered.
1t is expected that the court will com
mence business in about ten days. Judge
A. n. Kepoikai, one of the members of
the Commission, left for Maui yesterday
afternoon but will return as soon as
possible. On his return the date for
hearing claims will be fixed.
Claimants will have to present sworn
applications for damages showing the
details of their losses in the great fire
There will be three forms of appnca-
tions-one each for individuals, corpora
tions and co-partnershps. There will
likewise be three schedules containing
specifications as to losses. Personal
property, merchandise and buildings
damaged or destroyed will be separately
dealt with in the schedules.
Claims must be presented IN accordance
with the rules; otherwise they will not
be considered by the Court.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-16
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE.
Many improvements In it Are Likely
to Take Place.

The adjourned meeting of the Auto
Mobile Company held yesterday morn
ing, authorized Manager and Vice
President L. T. Grant to go to the
States on the first steamer.
Mr.. Grant, who leaves today week on
the Sonoma, and who viii go directly
East, stated yesterday that there was
no information to be given out. 1t is
understood, however, that he win look
into the procuring of improved bat
teries of great strength and distance
capacity. The matter of horseless
buses for the Waikiki service and ex-
press and delivery wagons built on the
-propelling plan will probably be
taken up, and important announce
ments in relation to this contemplated
extension Of the company's business
may be looked for upon Mr.. Grants re-
turn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-16
THE FAMILY FRIEND.

No remedy has as good a right to
that title as Kickapoo Indian Oil. 1t
is good for internal and external use;
it is pains most powerful panacea. No
one can say II won't" have neuralgia,
rheumatism, earache or any other
acute pain, but everyone who has q
bottle of Kickapoo Indian Oil in the
house can say with confidence, 81
won't" have neuralgia or any other
pain long. The power Of this oil over
pain is marvellous. Toothache, ear
ache. headache, neuralgia and rheu-
matte pains, dysentery, diarrahea,
cholera morbus, collie, cramps, and all
acute pains yield instantly to it. You
are always proof against pain with
bottle in the house. Hebron Drug
Company, agents for Kickapoo Indian
Remedies.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-16
owl RESIDENCES.
esrfect Com bination OF
a and Comfort.

view Of Honolulu and
ION Diamond Head to
ci can be obtained from
sfence slopes Of Punch
NV Of the constantly
: IN Itself a cooling pros
@seze reaches the crat-
rnsst afternoons.
as general ideas of GRAFT
grass and trees grow
lie slopes. and a visit
:! Of the prettiest gard
III terraced out of the
Rlossible to have your
.! your neighbours
aOOvl, although the as
a'hsrn side is not a dis
oae. The little extra
l' purely beneficial to
sni-tropical country
: Prone to dispense with
~ a'siie in every climate
a'aolulu is always con-
aiort in normal physi-
. The two can be found
kae'onilders within easy
upon the upper slopes
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-16
a RREvITIES.

lance Friday evening.
d; a'p If the star is away
a'is:i vacation, .,,nd At
.' Se5.l'if r on . to $50 ,,I p; m
r. tea cloths ,s and !sh a Z cos
{ victoria lawns; al
and ID , n. iBrasch & COS +.
GIRL would like to
Eas ;5 as S nurse with fami-
England 49,. On Ana
q eholfPS unpa a6 are for sale
FAMED Ane Hopa Is
grl nice Nice station pending
ld'l ' Attorney Baird left
prs ..,,a A,'y where he will re-
.,S'g tDT a few weeks.
ata ~ lately of the Re
R@li !. booked to lea veto to
Cast On the 5 \, ,, uT5s,e.
a, household 1nFh lsn
s. 7, & Urban safe, ETC.
Nm H1I' E. Fishers auction
ing of the Hawaiian
NIL ,,iiI be held Friday
Y. NJ, at the residence OF
Tron Johnson Of Mime
at ~ Grand Mauon OF
,tss Eastern star Is a VS.
= household furniture.
e.. y : and a fine large steel
s.,rs IS Queen street. SAFE
..,I will be given in the
! |. g. Csntral Union Church on
,.,i1g. May Is, to which al
d invited s,.o.os
-.i.rsnees, and a graduate
coIlege. desires a posi-
.saifed ads,
- of the stockholders
Z Sggar Co., Ltd, also OF
.,-stjon Co, Ltd, today at
: Alexander & Baldwin.
s1IeO feet, in Kapahulu
,s.rsd for sale by 3: G.
Nth King street. These
4 he proposed electric car
nas,ing of the Strangers
= viii be held in the par
T3gng Mems Christian AS.
.-wTow morning at $50
s,se Of the sun is an
T.yt Saturday. the 18th.
# the United States in
1sbIe. is in the Philippine
q building VIII be erected
q lot on King street, next
slitan Meat Company's
81 uapers granting the
5n the hands Of the Aus
j.
arOlman Wolbers was
while stopping a run
.terday morning and lies
vus condition at the
hi, though reported rest
night,
Hildebrand has return
after an extended stay
.ni. and will be pleased
.nds and others at 243
I'll where she has taken
hi resume practice of her
aEthly meeting Of the
i Rsseareh Club for this
y lid at the home of G.
b u Friday, the oath
lAass' Night" is an
liSi;lt A. NJ. Smith OF
1; Vi address the meeting
4 Rusrsm has been ar
Z The divorce suit of JAS
lszinst Lizzie J. McCompi
Isisfi2y in Judge Sloss'
Z San Francisco Chronicle
-gznt Desertion was al
stgt withheld his decision
= lack Of knowledge on
asaand and witnesses as
! shareabouts, and the
albt as to whether she
ait.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-16

The infant daughter of Mrs. Ernest
J. Kaai died Wednesday, after
lingering illness of six weeks, Of men
nights of the brain. The child was
aged one year and eleven days.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-16
Is Creation.

Srosa..9,f atOrio. The
ses e :. Oahu College ers H la,6eF
by ~ Pref, F. A .R STEr-
= cs5 NJ best vocal 'f tsiHa+
% i5c nm Berger 5 orcbes ~
3 o. sase he ebo ~ mes =
. np ao1s, Prot, I Bs9ls. to
at.sssss,sissii people Do Of t6e
ss',tal Tor X The II produc-
oas o. s1 Wa to receive
5 y Inusic-roo9@ua y Nay
asaiis.oo Nance win . "a "a,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-16
[ ads Tonight.

\, company numbering
% the Sierra yester-
Sih them plenty of
Sry' The carpenters
ne drops for the per-
vadis" this evening.
-, -.atiOns, should open
"a, non the low pros
eiae larger than that
Considerably wider
q! deep and should be
satisfactorily set the
r,,. VII be added to by
= 's rs Who viii go on
. ''asr scenes to help
Eft. Engagement have
H. r s.ed the house. and
sa ~ viii be passed
4 Nh Ne. acts, a trining
hso4.Ss' ose a great boon
~ u the fairer sex
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-08
Cures Blood Poison Eruptions, Eating Sores, Bon
 Pains, Lancer, Scrofula, Boils. TO PROVE IT, MEDICINE SENT FREE

If YOU have a persistent pimple, ulcer, eating sore, sore on lip, swollen glands, painful swelling or rislngs, sharp. lane ing pains, mucous patches, falling hair, sore throat or mouth, itching burning skin, enawing pains, you suffer from ISlood Poison or the beginning of Deadly Cancer. Don't experiment, but take the old, reliable Botanic Blood Balm tB: $; E.l 1t kills the poison in the blood 1> hich causes all the symptoms, ana cures res the most advanced case. of blood poison, and the symptoms of cancer, even if the flesh Is. a mass Of bolfs ana ulcers, or if the disease has reached the second and third stage Botanic Blood Hahn (B. B. B. heals all the sores, stops all pains, reduces the swell1ngs by giving a pure, healthy blood supply. Bo- tanic Blood Balm (B. B. B. made es pecially to cure all malignant blood trou- bIes like scrofula, esZema, itching scabs or scales, waterly blisters, rheumatism, rstarrh. Thousands cured. Especially advised for old chronic cases after all else fails. It makes the blood pure and rich. Thoroughly tested for thirty years. Druggists, Sl. Complete directions witt each bottle. To prove that Blood Balm cures the worst cases we will send the medicine FREE and PREPAID. Mark vour letter Personal and address pr GilIam. S8 Mitchell Street. Atlanta, Ga Describe trouble, and special free medi' cal advice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-08
DR. TALMAGFS SERMON.

Washington. Dec. 1-In this discourse. pr. Talmage discusses a much talked of subject. and one in which all are m, terested. The text is Joel Il, S: VIII pour out my spirit upon all flesh. Your old men shall dream dreams, your young men shall see visions"
 In this photograph of the millennium the dream is lifted into great consplcuiss. You may say of dream that 1t IS sa noe turnal fantasia, or that 1t Is the aossI snd combination of waking thoughts. anu with a slur of intonation you may say, "It Is only dream;" but tIoo mas ,nn',o nO pred the dream by making 1t the aVehae hae through which again ana agauii de.,ded marched upon the human soul, oeclaso the fate of nations. and changeu .ne course of the worlds history: Gou ap peared in a dream to Aoimeiecn. n. wa na"s ; him against an unlawful marrlass, III a dream to Jacob, announcing, by the lad der set against the sky run or ahseIs the communication between eartn anu heaven; in dream to Joseph, i9re.eliLS Sa aS his coming power under the ngure oL ali the sheaves of the harvest lowing down to- his sheaf; to the chief butler, foreteIlihg his disimprisonment; to the chief baker. announcing I ms S ab aven nlenty years and then the seven famine struck years. under the figure of the sev. en lean cows devouring the seven iat cows; to Solomon. giving him the choice between wisdom and riches and honor; to a warrior, under the figure of barley cake smiting down a tent, encouraging Gideon in his battle against the Midian- ites; to Nebuchadnezzar. under the ngure of A broken image and a hewn down tree, foreteiling the overthrow of his power; to Joseph. of the New Testament. announc- ing the birth of Christ in his own mousse hold. and again bidding him fly from Herodic prosecutions; to Pilates wife; warning him not to become complicated with the judicial overthrow or CnrlsE :.
 We all admit that God in ancient times and under Bible dispensation addressed the people through dreams. The ques- ton now is. does God appear In our @ gay and reveal himself through dreams! Ihat is the question everybody asks, and that question l will try to answer. You ask me if I believe in dreams. My answer IS, ! do, but all I have to say will be nnoer five heads.
 Bible a Sufficient Guide.
 Remark the First-The Scriptures are so full of revelation from God that II we get no communication from him III
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-08
ENGLISH RAILWAYS.
Tack of Funds for Change of Motive
 Power.

London snecial New York Tribune.
 hn exnert who has been studying the railroad statistics of the United King dom has stated that honesty in the man aeement. while the best policy in the long run is an obstacle to greatly netueu schemes of reorganization. Ihe cohstruS I tion and equipment of the lines nave al- ways been conducted in the most sup, stant,al way. and the capital reQulTeu Tor enlarged operations has been provlo- cd in hard cash. The railways nave not not heen bankrupted or reorganized or tne valuation of property scaled d9Wn, while the managers have continued 10 nav dividends steadily on the increased cpa1itaijzation. The time is now approach ing when a change of motive power rom steam to electricity must be faced ana this will Involve an enormous addltlon tn inc working capital, and the no9 nagers uili he at their wits end to ! ways and means for maintaining dividends on the entire stock. -.e. .,o4 while they are intensely interested in the results of the Berlin experiments for se- curing high electric speeds, they are un- ahIe to perceive how the capital can De snnnIied for the cost scheme of sub
 stituting one motive power for another without a general combination or the Iines nf inc United Kingdom, and this tbev consider an impossible problem on account of the excessive capitalization. A xvoroan does not search for truth in her Iooline glass or her own photograph,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-08
A Remarkable Dream.

The Rev. Dr. Bushnell in his marEei-
 ous hook entitled Mature and the Su-
 rpaturar' gives the following fact that
 he got from Captain Yount in California,
 a fact confirmed by many tamlIies' CaP
 tain Yount dreamed twice one night that i5o r,iIes away there was d company of travellers fast in the snow. He also saw in inc dream rocks of peculiar lorna
 tion. and telling this dream to an old hunter. the hunter said: "Why' re-
 member those rocks ThoSe rochs are III The Carson valley pass. 150 miles away.
 Cantain Yount impelled by this dream, aIthough laughed at by his neighhors, gathered men together, took mules and blankets and started out on the eXpedl- lion traveled 150 miles, saw those very rocks which he had descriped m ms dream. found the suffering ones at the foot of those rocks and brought them hack to confirm the story of Captain Yount Who conducted that dream? The God of the snow, the God of the Sierra NeVadas. comfort You have known people-per- haps 1t is something I state in your ex- peiience-you have seen people go to sIeep with beredvements inconsolable, and they awakened in perfect resigna- ton because of that they had seen in slumber. Dr. Grange, one of the most remarkable men l ever met-remarkablc for benevolence and great philanthrop.es- at Wellington. England, showed me a house where the Lord had appeared in q wonderful dream to poor woman. The woman was rheumatic, sick, poor to the last point of destitution. She was waited on and cared for by another poor wo- her one day that this poor woman had died, and the invalid of whom l an speaking lay helpless upon the couch, wondering what would become Of her'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-08

woman does not search for truth in he looking glass or her own photograph
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-08
Happy Childhood Knows Whats Best

a good Sensible dags medicine that good and does goods and don't grpe; the kind they like themselves
   S ys' ssfss yi hfi % @
 
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 , Cleveland
  % n oa half its Nasty sckening little protect afraid when Children Candy healthy damages childhood's ailments. 1ie''' s'@s for Bowels 0AN0MQIN 0'S'u'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-06
eeSn anberen Stauten.

Sacramentp, Gal, 5. gtob. -
GGarf( (llnabbdngiger) fdeint bier iiber
ben bempfratiI9en unb ben republitdz
ntf9en Ganbibaten gum Mappr erz
tpGblt gu iein.
Gait Safe, lltab, 5. Sob. =
8ert6te aus So Yre5inften Der bteiiz
gen Stabt beuten on, OaB Der republiz
tanii9e MaDprs ganbibat S6ompa
fon cine YluralitGt BON 500 Stimmen
uber ben 9emofraten 2earp erbdlten
bat. 9as gteiultat lit iebo9 nod nt9t
auber 3peifel.
Sgben, rta6, s. Sob, = Die
aepublifaner beanipru9en bier Die
@ripdblung ibres @ountptidets nit
300 5timmen pluralitGt.
Can 6ran5tseD, Sal, 5.
Sob. : 113 preaintte bieiiger Stabt
geben 1854 @timnen fir s. M.
@9mib Q1nipn 2ubor), 1921 fir.
Wens (aep.) unb 597 fir Sobin
(9em.).
!. (Spdter. )-SpGtere 8erihte redte
fertigen Die @rpartung, OaB @ugeGe
3. S6nub, Ganbibat Der Union
2abprzgartei, nit min0eitens 5000
Sttmmen 9luralitGt gum Wupor err
DGblt lit.
@tli3e unangeneb me 8 IN l.
9enfGlle.
q 0prt, 5. 91ppember. -
8dbrenb zines beute Qbenb an Der
Part 3ofp eingetretenen 9eorGnges
purbe Sas. McMa6on, Elm SagelDbz
ner, unter einen StraBenbabnpuggOn
geidoben, befen 3Gber i6m einen
SUB abl6nitten.
Mebrere Neger batten ipGt beute
Nbenb amber 81. StraBe unb 8. 4pe.
einen Wortpe9Iel, in Oefen' 8erlauf
5nei S6iiie abgefeuert tpurben.
PlDbli4 Orang eine S9aar MeiBer
nit bem Rufe r2pn9t iie!" auf Die
Neger Elm, bic 2eBteren entflpben unO
fu6ten 14lieBli4 3uflu6t in einem
9uusgange. 30 ReIerpepoli5iiten eilz
ten tbnen bort gu 6iilfe unb muBten
ibre &niippel gegen bic WeiBen an
penben, ebe tie Die Reger in Die Poz
li3etitation bringen fonnten. @iner
Der Neger erbielt uuf Der Slu4t eine
&ugel in's 8ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-06
Gcrwrseme Iluft aus bem Snhts
haule,

guma, Nri3., 5. NObember. =
S6omas Sdrt, Der unter Morbanflaz
qe itebt, unb Elm Merifuner, Ramens
3eibos, tpel9' 2eBterer ii4 pegen
9iebfa6ls einen 8efdn9niBtermtn
suge3ogen bat, ii6erndltigten 9eute
ibren 8G9ter, einen S4eriffs : Sc
biiGfen, eilten nu4 bem 2otomotipz
Iauppen Der 8ubn unb fu6ren auf Ell
ner &angirnaIhine bapon. @ierW}si@
len BON Der Station entfernt fprangen
tie ab, na9bem iie porber ben 9ebel
Der Qotomotipe gang ge0ffnet butten.
Der 8ormann Martin elmer Stretz
fenqbtbei1ung fhoB auf bic 5lu4t=
linqe unb pertpunbete einen berfelben.
Gine 9oTe bat it4 our Ierfolgung
dufoema6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-06
Sas smGlftc Cpfcr Der @nti Snrins
GehanDlnnn in ct. Ennis.

ct. 2ouis, 5.Nobember. -Wanz
ME Seenan erlag 6eute Der Munbz
iperre. Sic lit bas 3p0lfte Spfer Der
tizSorinz8e6unblung gegen 0tpbz
tberttis, nit bem ppn Der Stabt gez
lieferten Serum. 0ret Mitglieber
Der Samtlie &eenan befinoen ii4 ieBt
unter ben Spfern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-06
Grfift.

@cranton, 9a., 5. Nop. =
= Sas. Murtbu, feline Satin un0
fein So6n Charles nurben in ibrer
Wobnung gu Sracppiae, nabe 9onesz
bale, pG6renb iie i'm S4lufe lugen,
bur6 bas einem Nfen entitrOmenbe
9os iiberlpdltigt unb paren betpuBtz
los, als man iie auffunb. Munn unb
5rau Iinb ieitbem geitor6en, tpG6renb
Der So6n bdppnfpmmen ptrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-06
@n NfninerhiIra 80 81

= Sn 2lnigerpilIe, N.zg., purbe
sSreberid 6reer, tpel9er einen Gin
bru9 in Daniel S6oonmuter's 2uz
ben gema9t bate, bet'm 8erluiien
bes 2abens bon Wm. 9. Dunlap
bur9 bic S9ldfe sefbohen uno ge=
tobtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-06
@aTbinatun= Nufep. Gfnb= 9ienneu.

Sptjtaisno rur an 3o6:ntaa,r pom H. BIS 80
Roptmb:r. ctnibiitbilb, miro Den Gdmoen=Slbnboi
I'M l2.40 Nahnttags peraiitn; Die 8idiabrt er=
folQt unmttelbar nab ben Reunsn. Glub=99aqppn
nit gut ausGcitattftem Buffet 1T Osm 3ug: anQtz
bdEQt. 300 fiir Die 3unprsie bon 9aitimore, tiu=
ibltbli6 Sn:ritt ,ur 1ribiine, fir Den 5aa Der
9trausgabung qitig (309l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-06
Gie @abll0laht.
Gsidtss Dotum nnS wsnig e9ntsreaf.
llllc Staaten blcibcn auf Der ndns
lid1cn Scitc, tpic Bel Der Hraiiocn.
tenfuabl i'm buriscn Sabre.

SammanD in 9rpbzHeipzgorf ges
f1lagen.-Set6 Com nit sroBer
pluralitdt iiber Sbeparb gum
Mlappr ertpGblt. = 8an Wbd
blieb an 5000 @timnen binter
Ieinem Sidet auriid. - Sn Obio
6aben bic Oenofratsn bic erlparz
teten @etpinnite ni9t sema9t. =
Soma, MaFa9u1etts, gfebrasfa
unbRetps Serfeb na6 tpte por
republifanii9, @ir9inien unb
&entudp bemotratif4.
9eItern fanben @taatspablen in
sebn perf9iebenen Staaten itutt. Sn
folgenben Staaten purben nebit an
beren Staatsbeamten 9ouberneure
geipdblt: Sbio, Soipa, Mqfuhuietts,
H6obe=Sslanb, 8irginien unb gletpz
Serfep. Sn Rebrasfa banbelte es ii4
um bic Wabl zines &i6ters fiir bds
Sber=9taatsgeri9t unb 3tpeier Uni
periitGts= =&egenten; in BenniplDanien
fparen Elm Hihter fir Das Sber<
Staatsgeriht unb Elm StaatszS6abz
meiiter gu ertpdblen; MarblanD tpd6lz
te einen S9aBamtszGontrOleur uno
einen glerf bes 9lppeabofes; in W1iiz
1iIiippi tparen Elm Staatsfefretdr uno
Elm Staatsi i9aBmeiiter 5u erpGblen.
Nuberbem fanben in elmer In5a6l
Staaten, tpie Neipzgort uno&entudp,
Wa6len fir bic 2egislatur ftatt, uno
in nod anberen iperben Gountpz uno
Muin3ipalbean1te ertpG6lt.
g1a3ite6enb folgen biegeri4te iiber
Die GeIultate Der @abl, fotpeit bic
felben Bis beute friib porlasen:
Rem Yorf.
gen gorf, 5. Sob. - SAon
friib beute Mbenb itunb es uuBer 3petz
fel, baB Der syu1ions Ganbibat Setb
Com nit betrd9tli9er Majoritdt iiber
ben Sammanp Ganbibaten GbDaro
90. Sbeparb gum MaDor BON 9roB<
gep gorf erlpdblt pOrDen 1T. Der
bisberige Monor 3obert u. 8un @bd,
(Sammanp) lit als Ganbtoat fir
Sberri6ter BON Dem 5uliOns @anbiz
baten Sas. u. 8lun6arb geT4lagen.
sSn @lbanp baben Die 3epublifaner i4r
qanaes Stabttidet nit HOO Bis 1900
@timmen Me6rbeit eripd6lt. Qu9 in
BEN StGbtenS9snectabp ,8ingbamton,
Sspegp, Spracuie, Buffalo unb Gpz
DIETER ertpdblten bic &epublifaner i6re
Majprs GanbiDaten, IN ED9eiter iez
bod nur nit rs Stimmen Plurdlttdt.
ssSn Utica iiegten bic Oemofraten.
Ban gDd lit um $4,000 bis 2O,z
900 Stimmen binter feinem 3ifet
5uriidge6lieben. 2(ut StutsnzSslanb
1T Gongrebmitglteb gtttolaus Wtiiller
(Oem.) als PrGiioent bes Borough
BON SEQ. Gromfpea (5uiioniiD gez
f9lagen. Na6ri6ten aus bem oSn=
nern' bes Studtes beutsn an, bdB bic
&epublifaner pabr16einli9 Die Gonz
trole oes ltnter6dufes Der 2egi5latur
be6aupten tperben. Sn BEN 8oroug6s
8rpoflbn, Man6attan unb 8ronr lit
basGeIultat Elm 10 tndppes, bab pielz
lei9t bic offi5telle 3Gbtung n0tbig
iein ipirb, um iiber bic GrlpG6lung
bon Borough >prdiiOenten unO Der
anberen 2ofalbeamten 81 entf9eiDen.
Wlit nod feblenOen 8eridten aus
145 Diitrtften bat GroBzNepzgorf
268,318 Stimmen fir Com II. 238,z
914 StimTen fiir SbepdrD abgegez
ben.
Seymour fat feinen eigenen 9i>
itritt perIoren. N}urp6p er6ielt bort
348 unb Sepnour 197 Stimmen.
geiOe 3tpeige Der 2egi5fdtur iin0
ii6erpiegenb repuolitanif9. I'm W}itz
ternadt' pirb Murp6p's MaioritGt
auf 5000 Biz 81 10000 gef4dBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-06
2ndlthnns anf 0cbensicit.

q E pzY OFT, 5. ytobember.-Set
48zidbrige 8u9muder Gbpuro Gu
tbp, Der am 7. Suli D, S. in ieiner
Wphnung, Nr. 695, Oit>169. Ctr,
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