davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
THE WEEK IN REALTY.
THE MARKET NOT ESPECIALLY ACTIVE
BIT SEVERAL BIG DEALS PROMISED

Several Interesting real estate transactions were
reported last week. ana it learned that oth.-
big deals about 5e closed The details ~
these deals were made known to many persons in
terested I'm realty operations. IN the opinion or
some Of the leading operators these transactions
II has been for some time.
While several students of realty operations v,er.
discussing recently the present and probable future
conditions Of the market, they asked by .,
person who il thinking OF investing in property in
the city II there stll field for the small real
estate man. The replies of some OF tie students
seemed to indicate that their knowledge OF tho
ways OF conducting business in many OF the real
estate offices was practically valuoless. and that
they had not studied the mana cement of office
business while studying realty valuations Some
OF them told the inquirer that there was abso-
lutely no htld Tor the small realty man who ax-
rected 10 90 a paying Office business unless he
mace good business connections. This is cOntrar,
20 the views or some OF the leading operators whG
nave frequently SAID THAI the real field Of
lers excellent opportunities to the young man who
intends 10 begin small way. rh. views OF thasD
by young men with good deal of push and a him,
VINO nave not been long Identified with the mar
ket II Is u W2l known fact that there * no
chance Tor the care less operator attracting AZ
tentlon In the realty market unless by his blum
ders and upsettin% the plans OF some OF his CO.
workers. ~
one of the principal sales last week was the pron
erty No. A TO 90 West Forty -hfth-st and No AZ
West Forty -fourth-st. A twelve story anartmart
hotel will be built on the site.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
GOLF on THE wAUNIBEK LINKS.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BCNl

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNE.l
Jefferson n H. July 27.-The selected score
match for men over the Waumbek Golf Club links
to-day brought out the fastest kind of golf, and
showed the full strength oe the clubs membership
Twenty-one cards, &tre returned and the oogle
figures for the course demolished, though the
cards, being made up from the best holes in three
rounds have no record standing. The nine hole
course selected for the match with distance and
bogie figures, follows:
Hs5s. ?s's: s.5 ,es so$ acs s7s so z '$ 's5 !
Bogie -.-..-.. "
walter Egan. Lake Geneva Golf, headed the
score list with a 80 card. winning the trophy anu
his score with other summaries. follows:
Walter Egan Lake Geneva, 3, .. A. 8, B. g. I; O. -
Edward Il DALEY. Ardsley 30; J. II Mckinney, TaL
feld 36 H. ~ Dodd. WaumbeE IS w l. carr n "
ton Garter 9 DALEY Ardsley SY; { cor II
30: John Dsahond Midlothian. 4o E. Rows W1uIrs ihI
Al: = Stafford. WaumbeL Al; Constantine
Waumbek. 5. o. Prentice Hartford Goif; a. .: p
p Morrison Cricket. A.: H. r Adrisnce Dut D
son Waumbek. ~; !. f. Frame Waumbek Az = H.
Armstrong. Fairfield, %.
In this mornings lay off of the prize tie be be
tween Miss Agnes Morris Lamhe. Montreal GoH,
and Miss Post. Engewood the pair were agal6 Sa6
tied at - and drew for the prize Miss I1athpe hau
the luck Of the draw and took the trophy
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28

story double tenement house with two stores on
lot 95Xlt0 feet
Leonard Weber Co have sold for Amelia Nor
ser "A plot of lots In One-hundrcd- "A nd eighty
fourth-st near Ccdar-aVe
Pease Gilman have sold for Mrs. Mabel A.
Downing to 4 client Of Frederick Southack Il Co
No 40 East Fifty third-St Il four story high stoon
brownstone dwelling house. n lot 1SxlCO feet
Il. &. EckhBrdt has sold the following properties.
TO Sarah Lewis the two five story nathouses at
Nos. PA and 2l6 West Eighty -third-st.: TO Milton
HOTnthOl, the three story and Basement private
dwelling house at No. Si9 West Fifty -1rst-st and
have resold the same for Milton }. Hornthal To Dr.
r. T. COnlan
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
sHINNEcocK HILLS TOURNAMENT

sOutfs mDton. Long Island. July Filth. shinne-
cock fillls Golf Club has decided TO hold its an
nIsl open tournament it's grounds this VIII
lage August l. 2 and g. Members season SUBJ
scrtbsrs and their will be eligible TO com
pete IN the contests A prize Will be awarded for
i1e arst three ehhts. also for the winner In the
h(kijeap. eighteen holes
- Ihursday next al a. m the qualifying round
VIII De played. medal play, eighteen holes: Thurs
Isy, D. m. there viii he the first round match
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
~LooP THE Loor" Will R,N ro-DAY.

AN ORDER IS ISSUED RESTRAINING CoAlMIs.
sIoNER MURPHY FROM STOPPING IT.
An order obtained by Foster l.. Backus from
Justice Hooker, Of the Supreme Court. Brooklyn
yesterday for Police Commissioner Murphy to show
cause tomorrow why the police should not he
permanently restrained from interfering with the
Loop the Loop At Coney Island. Accompanying
the order is an order restraining the police from
interfering with the exhibition the loop until
the order has been argued and decided. Among
the aitidaVits on which the order obtained was
that OF Coney Island physician, who declared
that trip around the loop 'heathful and not
accompanied by danger
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
NR. CHAMBERLAIN AT STYTY-FIVE.
From The London Chronicle.

From The London Chronicle
Mr. Chamberlain at sixty-five is among the
youngest in the House of Commons He
could very well pass for ten years younger; in
broad daylight and at times he looks positively
yt nthful The last two or three years have
touched his raven locks with gray, but his figure
Is as slim and alert ever The Colonial Sec
retary is striking proof of the truth that every
man is a law unto himself. He boasts of never
having taken any physical exercise. and walka
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
SALES REPORTED YESTERDAY

Frederick zittel has sold for Mrs NJ A. skidmore
No. 147 West Seventy-fifth-st four stor; private
dwelling house. on lot 20x10o feet.
Mrs. S. J. Witheri has sold through John y
Davidson to Edward II. Kelly No 14O Manhattan
ave, three story dwelling house. for about S3 900
w. III. Wright has sold No 1861 Marion-ave
Salvatore Strano has sold through Polizzi & Co
No. 334 East Eeventh-st a five story tenement
house, lot 25Y941 10 feet.
Nary Graeber. has sold No 81 Columbia st a five
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

C!inton-a r. 30.5 II OF II0th-st.. for two
two story brick dwelling houses. 2ox0o; John Nc
Clure and John Robertson No 81 Crotona PARK.
owners: w c Dickerson. li0th-st ana Sd-ave.
aIentect =; t,,c for TWO story
frame dwelling house, 25x55; Charles bernhard,
No 1854 Monroe-ave owner; w L Dickerson,
liyth-st and 3d-ave. architect ...........-...
s2d-st 3 f25 II OF Riverside Drive. for nve
four story and basement brick dwelling houses.
2Oxs4; Egan & Hallsry No 2S4 Columbus ave.
owners; Jones x Leo. No l24 West Aoth-st,
archltects
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
TROY.
ENWANok.
MExzIEs CUP AT sEAsRIGuT

The novel competition upon the seabright Golr
Cub links yesterday for the cup offered by f. W.
Menzies. IN which each competitor limited
six clubs using club each for three consecutive
holes created a deal OF interest. and surprise
evinoed the good which returned.
The cup won by Dr. a. E Ayers, with the
astonishing OF 81. =. T. Dwight and +.
". Msnzies had the best gross scores The
<Olla
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
m the second round: Friday, 2

play; Friday, 10 a. m. the second round Friday
D. m. the finals.
handicap limited to eighteen strokes .
No more entries will be received Tor the hanulcap
after 6 %. m. Wednesday. -,
The United States Golf Association rules VIII WI
govern the competition, except with such modln-
cations may be posted in the clubhouse
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
LOT ONCE OWNED BY AARON BURR SOLD

The Corporation Of Trinity Church has sold
through j. N Kalley g. Son To the Butterick Puh
fishing Company Q4mited), No. 223 to 22e Sprins
st. and No. Il to Is Vandam-st. for s17617s Tba
property comprises nearly eight lots. A large fire.
proof building VIII he built the site IL wil ha
occupied by the company Part of the site on
owned by Aaron Burr and later by William r
Astor :"
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
PLAY AT pLAINFuELD.

PlainfeId y. J., July y (SpecaD.-At the Park
Golf Club this afternoon first honors for the Presi
dents Cup were divided between 8 St. John Nc
Cutchen and Allan 3. Laing. Charles B. Morse
was third. II. D. HibharG still leads for the trophy,
with State Senator Reed second The scores were:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
MoRR1srowN nErEArs GLEN RIDGE.

The Morristown Field Club gained an easy victory
Yesterday over the Glen Ridge Golf Club by lG to u.
u ,Yos ono of the East Jersey Golf Association
championship team matches. and the fifth match
played by the Morrstown Field Club: Iheg @ o5 IosI
their first two hut the next three ana are nov
lied with the Glen Ridge in first place, with
three wins and two defeats. The score OF yesteF-
da match follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28

Special play for the MeicE and golf committee
cups engaged the attention of she golfers Of the
Hillside Tennis and Golf Club to-day. For the
Mellick clip in the morning MISS Maud Van BOs-
iIerck w0tl frst ho1ors with Miss Daisy Elsberg
and Miss Itda Van Herwerden second and third.
The hes
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
unfurnisbe0 Apartments mautcb.

only when it is impossible to ride. Yet he al
ways appears TO be in perfect training, and a
torch Of gout now and then is the only reminder
the right honorable gentleman gets that flesh Is
mortal
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
Gross. Handicap. Net.
EWING BREAKS A RECORD.

The regular team in the East Jersey Golf League
Went 10 Morristown yesterday afternoon 10 play
the Morc-stown Field Club Buck Ewing of the
&orTis:oWrs. broke the record in making the course
ia a. The scores.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
AflRRISTOWN
GLEN RIDGE
EKWANOK DEFEATS TROY.

Manchester VI. July p fSpeciaD-The Ekwanok
goif team went Troy to-day and defeated the
Troy team by she decisive OF Al to Z. The
summary:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
ehfITH WINS JrTIY cITP

The final rounds for the July cup played off
"a the Glen Ridge links between Kirk Brown and
T q. Smith, the latter winning b. up and 10 go.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28

F. c. Talmage. one Of the st. Paul's schoolboys
the weekly competition for the golf Committee
Cup. with A a. only worse than Doge. {.
wheatley Abbott second and Frank o. Rein
The
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
coNsoLArIoN cuP Ar aLEN RIDGE.

Glen Ridge, n. J.. July q (speclaD.-on the links
here this afternoon there was contest for a
ISOLATION cup. which by II. B. Davis with
a net score OF So The scores:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
COLE.
THE NOVEL FoTRsoMEs AT THE APA-
wAsdIs CLUB SUCCESSFULLY TRIED

THE NOVEL FOTRSOMEs AT THE APA-
rA,fIs CLUB SUCCESSFULLY TRIED
In the novel foursoInes between teams at me
Apav-ams Golf Club yesterday each player carrier
bui enc club. the CHOICE being limited TO me
driver nidiron nashie and putter. The captain am
judged the club to be used for each snot "eh ne NAV iv
%hetter IL Was his proper turn or not The sum
mary tells the club each carried:
s4 5S5n n MosF 4 I sP'1an 1Aaie an
fa r. drIyeF) bea1 ss1f Team 0diiveT r. R Walden
InssfieD and II b. Eddy Gn!diroh by ny anu "
glsy, aEys CA ......t shrd shrd shrd hrhrrhr
rnsse, Is@l = / Bo%ss Do%ney 5midron, Barley
pgtte1 beSl j. Peek e2pain in nnd w H. Beers
snashie) by i up AID 3 70 play
,hr h aan Oman Ti ap be F. PsyeWa Worhsm beat T " Nc
Bride b. up and 6 to PLAY!
FEW AT DYKER MEADOW.
The attractions at the mountain and seashore
are too much for Dyker Meadow these days, ana
The fields there. even Saturdays. are made up
for the most part OF dozen or 50 ola timers
Yesterday there only four entered in the g9t
''"''N ''''''' Gross Handicap Net;
Frank ; ,1l,l Philips ......-.-..-'..... ~ $
r. N Fatr.............. ..........ll5 - VI
AT THE MARINE AND FIELD LINKS.
Al the Marine and Field Club ten players entered
for the all summer competition for the presidents
cup and FIVE returned cards. The summary:
Gross Handicap. Net.
~: N l.alsfead OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES " - -
T. - LOCKWOOD .lIc
~ ID orsNeI-.-- -
a II
The best scores far this month in this com
petition the 79s made by D. A. Fuller and C. 4.
kimbsH C. A. Kimbail and W Nanderhoh nave
each scored 81. -.
5b Fl the ssy genera oss as4e9 @ Re hse Mnss4
with the following card:
Gsf fs :::::::::.s ::::::...s tsS-5e 20
This the best gross score, and with the allow
arce Of 10 il also won the prize. The summary;
C s, o'Flyn, 20. l9-ea; C. !" Beekei ss, Isl:
". s. Downs. So. s-T4: ". r simmons. -. 2t-.s;
W W.. PiIkngtOn. IS. lez7s: 9 NJ Bull sS l3-so;
Knowrton 9s lG-S2: F.. L Maitby. 81. 13-si; \. ID.
Ca,ver 10s. 24-s5: c. A sykes. l0l. l3-s6.
No cards-F G. McIieever ". II. Holden. Arson ".
Richards W T. and Rodney Thayer.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28

SCOTCH FoURsoME AT CAPE MAY
Cape Ma: X j. July q (SpeciaD.-In the Scotch
fGgrsone this Afternoon On the Cape May Golf
nks the following scores made:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
FURNISHED 6ouses Go Cet-Coun,rn.

E'l-l SHlNG. Long Island A. minutes To Wall Street
~ Lci fi!y furnished. desirable family residence
'oonai NtlIe ioWner Ia EMrope containing IL rooms.
p-h plumbing, -ahng Tor five horses excellent garisr
kI'Ints contain i've acres adjoining FLUSHING GOLF
81 - of mile from Railroad Depot. can be leased t;r
ae t'' on ytsi or unfurnishel FOR term price $3.50
month"; X IL p ELLIOTT Real Estate e. William -
tattf, House. - rooms; piazzas shade pleas
- an E'uttS modern c"nNenences. stable: minutes
SUBURBAN. Engewood y ] - ' 'sS
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
z ounlrn Boar0.
YCNkERS, n. Y.

W'u shaded country residence: large n,yns crrcuat
tennis courts; boating bathing ,onveaient. excellent
tuDl-. reference. Telephone Yonler.
q. .. MOORE. North Broadway and Roberts ave
\ EbFlNEp country home br shared bv a few
\ fdmti,' at moderate Hcalthfu mountainous
locality. THE VAUDEVILLE. Pumpton Plains y J.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
HENDRICKSON'S SPECIAL TOURS.

HENDRiChoON > SfEtiAL IUURS.
PERSONALLY Conducted ALL EXPENSES IN
CLUDED: EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS.
July 3Oth-S day trip visiting Buffalo Exposition and
Niagara Falls.
Aug. IOjh-S day sojourn White ds ard Old Orchard
Beach.
Aug. IOth-u days land and water touring NOvs
Scotia.
Aug. 2Oth-1O days taking Buffalo thousand
Islands. Montreal, Lakes ChRmplail and George and
Obtain circulars Sc. 4 THOS II HENDRICKSONs
TOURIST OFFICE. 343 FuI.on s.. BkIyn y y.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Inc sssy,
n received al their Uptown Once. Nc III
"a door north 31st-st until O'clock p N a. rsralt
ments received the following prahen a. svs =
ONCE until o'clock M VIZ. u Nscys an ave
23d l52 6th-ave-. i.th o.. '. y
and Columbus near Wsss 49,
West lcd-st. near ssh-avA: - East i&tn-"-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
Real estate uoauieo.

DARTICULARS your property for sale. aI.o dv,.II
iugS 10 rent THEO. ROGERS BRILL. 93l West
59th ~ '''
w has a IHrgan2 G. L. AkINS I3 Centre 81 \ Y
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
6cIu WanIso-mais.

VJTANTED.-Ycu sad women 20 ss ls.s" rsporas.
w Journalism by mail in spare houIsLi and short
c,r.snondenre interviews. feature articles ,sfiors
stories Terms tuition low. MSS s'td c.-i ,TIOS,
sscures Address NATIONAL PRESS AssoNA
Indiana polls Ind
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
FEW AT DYKER MEADOW,
AT THE MARINE AND FIELD LINKS

Al the Marine anG Field Club ten players entered
for the all summer competition for the president :
Gun and FIVE returned cards The summary:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
ROCKAWAY BEACH.

ROCkAWAY BEACH.
DIRECT EXPRESS TRAINS FROM BROOKLYN
BRIDGE on SUNDAYS
VIA ELEVATED AND l. I R r
Leave Brooklyn Bridge A NJ and every hsIf bou-
vp 20 10 10 T. II Returning leave RCckaway Park al
ll.St 4 NJ. and every nalf hour 1f37 P. Trains
stop at Johnson st. Bridge Fuitoa Flabush
ave. elevated stations.
VIA NEW YORK AND ROCKAWAY PEACH RY
Trains leave 34th z. r. y. Y. Sundays. 100 ssh
go i0C0. 1890. HOO ii40 A Nj. II 10 1880 IiN
Lao 200. 20. 240 5 10. 3-4O 40 43G. 5CO $50 80
ESQ. 10 Z - $40 80. SO C9:O HammeI onIvl
and 10 20 p NJ Returning last .aiH the Beach
at I130 ?. NJ.
LONG BEACH
Trains leave 3ith s. Z. R y. Y sundays. 400 80
10 so A. NJ. 120. go $50 p NJ Last train
returning leaves Lors Beach al . Sc 7. VI.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28

I"N ALE.-Sey"n room house. - Shepherd near
4 J"ihIea ave East New York: modern improvements.
hea!hf locality For particulars apply j. " HUM chief
-nElnccr. Ilaza Hotel New York Cfty ' ~
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28

The best scores so far this month in this COM
petition the 79s made by ID. A. Fuller and e. A
KimhsH. c. A. Kimban and " Nanderhof have
each scored 81.
In the general handicap at the Crescent Athletic
Club yesterday George s OFlyn was the winner,
he following
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
len RIDGE
MORRIsTOWN FIELD.
SOUTH AMERICANS AND ARBITRATION.

.....le Total .............'..''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-06
IT IS IMPORTANT.
To Know Xhat You Are Taking When usin!
Catarrh Medicines.

Catarrh is the short route to con-
sumption. and the Importance Of early
and judicious treatment of catarrh.
whether located in the head, throat or
bronchial tubes, cannot be too strongly
emphasized.
The list of catarrh cures is as long
as the moral law and the forms III
which they are administered. numer-
Gus and confusing. from sprays. inhal-
crs. washes. ointments. and salvcs to
powders. liquids and tablets.
The tablet form is undoubtedly the
most convenient and most effective.
but with nearly all advertised catarrh
remedies it is almost entirely matter
Of guess work as 10 what you are tax
ing into your system. as the pro-
prietors. while making all sorts of
Claims az to what their medicines will
do. always keep it close secret as to
what they are.
The success and popularity of the
new catarrh cure. Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets. is largely because it not only
cures catarrh but because catarrh suf
fei erS who used these tablets know what
they are taking into their systems.
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets being COM
posed of Eucolyptol, Hydrastin.
Guaicol and similar valuable and anti
septic ingredients. and are pleasant
to the taste and being dissolved in the
mouth they take immediate effect upon
the mucous lining of the throat, nasal
passages and whole respiratory tract.
The cures that Stuart's Catarrh Tab
lets have accomplished in old chronic
cases of catarrh are little short of re-
nlarkable. and the advantage of
knowing what you are putting into
your stomach is of paramount i'm
portance when it is remembered that
the cocaine or morphine habit has
been frequently contracted as the re-
suit of using secret catarrh remedies.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets meet with
cordial approval from physicians. be-
cause their antiseptic character rem
der them perfectly safe for the gen
eral public to use and their compost
ton makes them common Gense
cure for all forms Of catarrhal
troubles.
All druggists sell them at so cents
for full sized packages
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-06
STOLEN PAINTING RECOVERED.
Thief Receives Large Reward for Famous
Portrait Of Duchess OF Oavonshire.

Chicago. April 5.-After travelling
through America and the European
continent for 25 years. the famous
Gainsborough portrait of the Duchess
of Devonshire. which was stolen from
the art gallery of the Agnew Brothers
in London. England. May IT, 1876, is
reported to have been returned 10 its
owners. The painting is valued at $50
900. A Chicago detective agency
claims to have been instrumental III
recovering the picture. The holder of
the picture who. it is said. was one of
the thieves who stole it from the gal
lery is said to have received 4 large
reward for its return and exacted Ag
new TO drop the prosecution. The pic
ture. it is announced. will arrive in
London, tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-06
STOaIi HAS A HEMORRHAGe.
Another May Save the Italian Murderer from
the Electric Chair

Boston. APRIL !. lit Is announced
from the state prison that Luigi Storti.
the convicted murderer of Michele cal
ugCi. who is confined there awaiting
aicctrocution. had q serious hemorr
hage about .. o'clock tonight. resulting
from violent fit ~ coughing. DR.. Nc
I...t.gCia. the prison physician, vas
pes an: NJ the t:Clr but the prisoners
condition was SO serious that an Ital-
ian physician was summoned from tie
city proper. The bleeding was finally
stopped and Storti is said to be all
right now unless a second hemorrhage
ensues. in which case the consequences
might be very grave.
1t is understood that Storti had sew
eral of these attacks while confined in
Charles street jail. and the Jail officials
understood that he had been subject to
them. having weak lungs. but this is
denied by a relative of the prisoner.
Another statement by Storti has been
made public by Prof. AnZalone, who
took ii from the prisoner and who has
translated il to lie sent to the governor.
This statement is somewhat like the
one early given out. 1t was signed on
Thursday of last week before Storti's
removal Is the state prison. Prof. An
zalone says that Storti laughed heart
ily when he had certain things writ
ten calling people "donkeys and 9TH
err similar terms.
Peter s. Maher. Stortis counsel who
has not abandoned hope for n reprieve
thinks Storti is demented. He thinks
that If it can be shown to Gov. Crane
that Storti has tuberculosis and Will
die natural death in n short time. the
death penalty in the electric chair will
be reprieved to Imprisonment for life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-06
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

A rock Weighing five to eight tons
fell on the Canadian Pacific track
Wednesday. near Onawa. in Elliots-
vile, and Il freight struck it, wrecking
the engine and four cars and damaging
II others. brakeman Winfield Hobbs
had three ribs and one aim broken and
his head badly cut.
Daniel Berry Of Montague. in q tenn
porary fit of insanity. shot and killed
himself at his mothers home. Thurs
day, shortly after noon. The cause is
supposed to be the leaving home of his
wife. taking with her their only child.
her application for Il divorce. and the
attachment of his property by the
court. The man was about SO years
old and had always been an honest,
Woodworking citizen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-06
FRENCH PRESSING THE Beers.
Close on Them 4. Tryheid. So Close tha! They
Abandon Pom Pom.

continues to press the Beers at Vry-
held, Transvaal colony. at Nryheid
Transvaal colory. the Beers abandon
ca n pompom which the British found
smashed at the bottom OF a precipice
Lord Kitchener. reporting to the war
office tho finding Of an abandoned pom
pom near Nfyheid. says: This &C
counts for nh the encmys guns known
"a be In the southeastern district"
Five corpses Of victims Of the bu-
bonic plague were found In Cape Town.
Friday Seven additional cases have
ben officially reported. six of these be
ing Europeans and one Of the latter
being 4 yeoman at Green point camp