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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-11-23

CHAPTER IX.-CONTINUED.

Despite Drayton's cable from Ma
Mia that the Identification of the re-
mains was not conclusive to him, at
least, Mrs. Foster was convinced that
the murdered lad was her only boy,
and all because of that heartless
fiirt, that esigning-that demoniac
army girl who had bewitched him
and then brought his blood upon her
own head.
eff it wasn't Walter who lies there
slain by assassin rival, the innocent
victim of that creatures hideous van
ity, would [ not have heard from
him? Do you suppose my blessed
boy would not instantly have cabled
to tell me he was alive if he wasn't
dead?" And indeed, that was hard
question to answer.
And to the remains of Private VIII
lard Benton, that had been viewed by
many genuinely Borrowing comrade
and slowed away with solemn mill
tary honors in vault at Paco ceme-
terry, were sealed up as best they
could do it at Manila, and, though I'M
convinced as to their identity despite
Tie COuf1CUlOlS Ol OGucIS III duUnOE-
ity, the commanding general yielded
to cables from the war department
and ordered their shipment to San
Francisco. They were out of sight
of all signals from Corregidor when
Martindale's cable came suggesting
search for Private Benton Willard
Zenobia Perkins shifted contemptu-
ously and scoffed Indignantly when
told that the doubling Thomases
were gaining ground and numbers,
that though Mr. Stuyvesant might be
brought to trial for killing a man, it
would not be for killing Foster unit!
more was ascertained regarding the
actual victim. Private Connolly, re-
covered from his fever. was forever
hunting up Farnham, the brakeman,
and devising schemes for the capture
of that blackguard Murray. Day and
night, he maintained that Murray
was the man who had accosted Clarke
and Hunter at the battery, that it
was probably he who, with his pals,
had waylaid and robbed the lone re-
cruit returning from his quest in
East Pace, that it was he who must
have struggled with him before firing
the fatal shot; but not trace of
Murray or his sailor mates could the
secret service agents find, and mat
ters were in this most unsatisfactory
state when at the end of November
came the Queen of the Fleet, dis
patched several weeks before to fetch
the troops 'ssiderracked" at Honolulu,
just as the commanding general AMI
his chief surgeon were in consulta-
ton as to what on earth to do with
Zenobia Perkins-the woman had be-
come public nuisance.
"You compel me to remain against
my will because I'm an Indispensable
Witness" said she to the saturnine
adjutant general, beyond whom she
never now succeeded in passing. She
was volubly berating him, to his
grim amusement, when the lattice
doors from the corridor swung open
and two officers entered.
For nearly two minutes they stood
waiting for a break in her tempest l.
Gus flow of words, but as none came,
the senior impatiently stepped for
ward and the adjutant general, look
ing up, sprang from his chair just as
the chief himself came hurrying out
from the sanctum sanctorum and
greeted the newcomers with cordial
ly clasping hands. The lady too had
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BIRTHS-M MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
In at either of the publication Offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published
BORN.
EICKHOFF-In this city. October 30 1901 to
the wife of F. R. Eickhoff. son.
the wife of Robert L.. Feeney a daughter.
GUMMER-In this city, November A. 1901, to
the wife OF Frank A. GUNNER. a daughter.
JAENICKE-In this city. November 2, 1901, to
the wife of William Jaenicke. son.
KNOLES-In this city, November 5. 1901, to
the wife of Fred t. Knoles, a daughter.
WEBER-In this city, October 26, 1901 to the
wife of r. F. Weber, a daughter.
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DIED.

BAKER-In this city, November 3. 1901 John
Baker, a native of Skibbern. County Cork.
Ireland. aged 81 years.
(ThursdaO, at l o'clock: from the parlors of
terment Laurel Hill Cemetery.
BRICKWEDEL-In this city, November A. 1901
Henry w. beloved husband of Lena NJ.
Brckwedel, of John H. and the late
Gesine Brickwede and brother of Mrs. G..
w. Oetzel and Mrs. w. Niemann a native Of
San Francisco.
GyFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
(Thursday) at 1 o'clock from his late resi-
dence, 1911 Hyde street, Union. Inter
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
BROWN-In this city, November 4. 1901, Owen
E., beloved husband of Mary Brown, son Of
Mrs Elizabeth Brown-P -Pappenfus, and brother
Of William Herman, John and Lizzie Brown
and Mrs D. j. Hughes native OF San
Francisco. aged 2S years months and
days.
OFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
Thursday, at 10 O'Clock, from the residence
of his mother, SGT Ellsworth street. off Cort-
land avenue, Bernal Heights. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery
DOHERTY-In this city, November 4, 1901
Annie Doherty. native of England, aged 60
UFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
of ST. Marys Hospital, where requiem
mass will be celebrated for the repose Of her
soul. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
DUFFIELD-Entered into rest. November A.
1901, Ann Duffield beloved wife of George w
G.The funeral win take place. to-day
dence of her daughter Mrs. John ]. Quinn,
1911 Larkin street, thence to St. Brigid' s
Church, where a solemn requiem mass will
be celebrated for the repose of her SOUL
commencing at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery.
EICKHOFF-In New York City. November 8.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

a Steamers leave Broadway
~ Wharf, San Francisco:
I%SS For Alaskan ports-u a. m,
1 M#&~ Nov. g. T. 12, II. %, q. Dec. 2.
4 MAMMA Change to company's steamers
| k&Me$# NM at Seattle.
A MWNA3 For Victoria, Vancouver (R
4 1S<&3& CO Port Townsend. Seattle.
~ $&N Tacona Everett and New
Whatcom (Wash.)-u a m,
20 ~ 22 a. Dec q Change at
Seattle for this company's steamers Tor AlasXa
and r. N Rv at Seattle or Tacoma Tor ".
p Rv ar Vancouver to c. P. Ry.
For Eureka (Humboldt DAYS" p Ni-' -
g. 8, 49, IS, %. 2S. Dec. g. &C., p.-.
For San Diego, stopping only at oanta Ds,a sn
bara. Port Los Angeles and Redondo Cos An
geles)-Steamer Santa Rosa, SunoaSS, d IL
Steamer State of Cal, Wednesdays. > a: ~; H.
For Los Angeles, calling at Santa Cruz. Mon
terey. San Simeon, Cayucos, Port HarIoro SSan
Luis Obispo) Gaviota. Santa Barbara v IN IN
tura Hueneme East San Pedro, san Feoro
and Newport-Steamer Corona saturdays
For Ensenada, Magdalena Bay. San Jose del
Cabo Mazatlan Altata, La Paz. Santa Rosaila
and Guaymas Mex. .)-10 a. m, Ith eacn montn.
For further information obtain the company
The company reserves the right to change
steamers. sailing days and hours OF sailing
without previous notice.
TICKET OFFICE "A New Montgomery
street Palace sHoteD.
GOODALL PERKINS & CO., Gen. Agents,
10 Market St. San Francisco
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NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD
VlG Sousdlleo Ferry,

Commencing September ~, 1901.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY
AND SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYS-6:55. $50, $3.50 HOO a. m
s145 3:15. 4:15, Sis. s6:15. 6:45 D. m
EXTRA TRIP@For Mill Valley and San
Rafael on Mondays, Wednesdays and Satur-
1sSJ ssSUNDAYs-.s:Oo 1000. .n:sO a. m. aas.
s:l5. s4:45. $780, $3.50 D. m.
Trains marked 90 run to San Quentin
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYS-s5:25. 6:27. 7:45, S:35, 10:15
a M '!2:2Ss 2;i5. .s;s5; 4:to. $50 ?. m.
and Saturdays at 6:45 and 1856 D. m.
sUNDAYS-6:15, 800. 1000. 'u:45 a. m,
s1:40 sS:15, 4:45, $3.50 D. m.
Trains marked % start from San Quentin
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO
WEEK DAYS-5:45. s:45. 7:55 $685. 1880 a M.
1875 2:45, $3.50. $40 D. m
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays. Wednesdays
and Saturdays at 7:10 and 10:35 D. m
SUNDAYS-S:O5. 1906 a. m. 1905. 2:15. $3.50.
THROUGH TRAINS.
SIS a. m week days-Cazadero and way sta
tions
1:45 p. m. saturdays-Duncan Mills and way
stations
500 a. m. sundays-Duncan Mills and way
Legal Holidays boats and trains win run On
Sunday time.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Remualdo Giambastianl, 29. Point Reyes, and
Rosina Angel, IS, Point Reyes
Perry o. Bishop, 2s. Manchester, and Elsie
NJ. Davidson. 21. 3406 Twenty fourth street
Jean p. S. Fauri. 81, 1341 Fifth avenue eouth
and Marie A. Vignes, "a, Baden.
Carl Schmidt, "a. city, and Minnie Fiebiger,
20, city.
Gustav A. DietIe. 25 $50 Harrison street.
and Karoline E. Kley %, 1861 Folsom street
Alfred S. Hammersmith. 25 1882 Geary street,
and Tilie E. OhIandt %, COL Steiner street
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for the deceased members and deceased
friends of the living members will be cele-
brated in st. Mary's Cathedral tomorrow
(Thursday), at 10 O. clock. The Rev. Father
McGough of st. Francis Church will deliver
the
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e3s Market St.

EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
6SS Market st.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND Notice.-The Giant Powder Com
pany. Coma dividend, No. 35 of seventy
five cents (75c) per share the issued capital
stock of the company has been declared pay
able at the office of the company. 435 Califor-
MIA St, San Francisco, on November II, 1901.
Transfer books close November 4, 1901 at
noon. A, A. SPARKS. Secretary.
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MISSION FLATS
RICHMOND FLATS

s550o-Four well built fats of T. T. g. 5 rooms
and bath each: near Mission and l4th
sts-; rents S64s annum: lot 45xs0 feet
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BARGAIN

SOUTH OF MARKET STREET
$4OOo-Four well built tenements of rooms
each; near 10th and Harrison sts i'm
provements only years old and in first
class condition; always rented brick
foundation; lot 25xS5 feet; rents $40 per
month.
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PACIFIC HEIGHTS RESIDENCE LOT.
South side Vallejo st. le5 feet west of Fill
more; magnificent building in an aristocratc
neighborhood commanding an elegant marine
view: lot 55x137:6
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HOLLY PARK /.

HOLLY PARK LOTS
NOrth side Of Richland ave. SIS feet east of
South ave-; lots 1886. Holly Park Tract; 25x10o
r.. each.
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WESTERN ADDITION CoTTAGE-oN

North side C1o 251G McAllister ST., 1856
feet west Of Parker ave-; modern cottage I
rooms. bath and basement; lot 25x96:4 or terms
$500 cash. balance as rent
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South side (No. lo1D Haight St, los feet west
OF Broderick; modern house of rooms, bath
and hard finished basement; lot 25xl2o feet.
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November II, 1901
At y o'clock noon,
At our salesroom No. 63S Market st.
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SNAP.
S17oo-Cozy modern cottage of rooms and
bath, on Sanchez ST., near 24th; street
cars; lot 24xS0 feet; fiat loan $1,000 at 6
per cent can remain: easier terms can
be obtained; this is a sample of our
Mission homes; call and get a list; we
sell them on your own terms at yeur
own price.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO..
III 80
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A SNAP

50-Four fats of rooms each, on Clement
St; rents $32 per month; always rented ;
lot 25x120.
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Trains leave and .re due tO arriv . al
SAN fra ANCISCO.
Main Line Foot Of Market Street,
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PARK PANHANDLE BARGAIN RESIDENCE
$55OO-An elegant modern residence OF 10 rooms
and bath: on the east side OF Lyon st .
overlooking the Park Panhandle: this
property cost $4,000 and will be sold
on easy terms; 25z9l:2 feet
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WESTERN ADDITION RESIDENCE.
SSo0o-MAKE OFFER; handsome modern up
to-date house of rooms and bath; near
Park Panhandle; fine stable and good
cottage in rear situated In the middle
of fine large 50-foot lot assuring an
abundance OF light; rare chance for a
physician.
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PARK PANHANDLE FLATS
Sl0.ooO-Three new modern fats of and rooms
and bath; all the latest modern up-to-
date ideas are found in this building
just completed; rents s97 so per month
or nearly one per cent per month: this
is gilt-edged permanent investment;
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REAL EsTATE-coUNTRY-Fors sale
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
improved & unimproved property
acquired by foreclosure; Y cash. Bank of Ala.
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MISSION WARM BELT INVESTMENT.
North side (Nos. 3422-3424) Nineteenth St, los
feet west of Mission; nice houses Of rooms
and bath with separate Easements each; this
property is situated between Mission and Va
lencia SITS, which the principal business
streets Of the Mission; present income s42 .per
month; lot 25XS5 #.
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Southeast corner CNos. 120l-12o3) Sanchez an
Twenty-fifth sts.; modern up-to-date fiat
consisting of SO rooms porcelain bath, ope
nickel plate plumbing. tiled mantels and sink:
etc; rents SS3 per month; lot 22:11sxS1:9 feet.
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SOUTH OF MARKET INVESTMENT.
Southeast side (No. 450 Clementina ST. 1916
feet northeast Of Sixth; a substantial house
rooms and bath; 6-foot basement; lot 20XI5.
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POST-ST. RESIDENCE.
South side (No- 176e) Post St, 1886 feet east
of Webster; substantial well-built house 9
rooms and bath; sun and light in every room;
lot 24xll4:e fl.
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POULTRY and dairy ranches for sale: write for
free list. c. r. WINFIELD. Petaluma, Cal.
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WANTED-A first-class rooming house, CEN
trally located, in exchange for new modern
five-room cottage, completely furnished, value
$1,000 For full particulars address room Is,
Cauklin building. Bakersfield, Cal
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JONES-ST. IMPROVED PROPERTY.
north OF Jackson: 2 modern fats of 5-6 rooms
and bath and one 2-story house of 10 rooms
and bath; well located; fine neighborhood: lot
sTx7S-6 IT
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REAL EsTATE-CITY-FOR SALE.

EAsToN. ELDRIDGE & co.
s3S Market Street.
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-, = ELAN >r adod ad.o annON IA 20 -.
feet east OF Fillmore; substantial fats oi
5-6-4-4 rooms and bath and basement; sunny
and in good condition; this property is on the
boulevard connecting the Preside with Var
Ness ave; always rented and desirable; rents
Sos per month; large lot 26:6x112:6 fl.
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EASION, ELDRIDGE & Co,
e3s Market St
FOLSOM-ST BUSINESS PROPERTY
$5500-StoTe and fats the north side OF
street, between eth and sth sts vel
built; in good condition; always rented
pays 1854 per annum; the large lot 2S,
100 feet, is easily worth the askinE
price; investigate this, as it is wei
worth your time.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-19

2onb o n, 18. Nobember. = Sine
OepeI6e Der nSimes" aus MurufeI9,
Maroffp, beri9tet iiber etne Qubien5,
pel6e bem betreffenOen rSimes"z
gorreiponbenten bpm Sultan BON
Waarptfo gepd6rt ipurbe. @r er5d6lt,
er lei BEL feinem @tntreffen i'm Puluit
bes Sultans bur9 einen langen offez
nen 9pf gefii6rt poroen, auf bei7en
elmer Settle ii9 cine @n3abl eiierner
&Gfige befinbet. in psl6en Die benz
Sultan ge6Drigen pilben Sbiere, 3iz
ger, 20pen, 2eoparben, Barren unb
S6afale, gebalten perOen. Milbe
Saafe. @aaeqsn. @iloiapeins uuo
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Np6 in Der Shmfbe.
Gin S6rei6s,t oes Ssrf. Stone.
Gefanacnc Miiiiunarin bort auf 6als
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tipn Ses SDic9elocs.
WITTY,

aaiferintpttttpe BON China bat Die
ltntersei6nung bes ManbF6ureiz
@ertrags befretirt. - M0gli4er.
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rt6ten iiber bas @rbbeben 81 Grz
5erum. = @iele N}enI9en um<
gefommen unb an 10000 obbu8z
IOs. - gr3her5ogin @tepbante
unb ibr aipeiter 9ema6l poIlen
iia f4eiben lafen.
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&ranic6e laufen frei i'm 9ofe Aerum.
Sultan Ql6bul el Q(5i5 felbit, idgt
Der Correspondent, lit Elm i4ldnters
po6lge6auter iunger Mann nit intela
ligenten 3iigen, Ie6r freunoli4em
@eIi6t unb ie6r liebsnsniirOigen Uauz
nieren. Der unterreOung bes Gore
iponbenten nit benz Sultan ipobnte
tein OolmetT9er BEL, ba Der Gorrez
ippnOent flieBenb arabii9 fpri4t un0
Der Sultan bieie Spra4e Dolltommen
be6errI9t.
Der Sultan bat, 10 be6auptet Der
GorreIppnbent, ie6r aufgetldrte 9ln4
it9ten unb ipeiB gun5 genau, pus
feinem @olte not6 t6ut, um in Die
Rei6e Der cipiltiirten Nationen eintrez
ten gu fDnnen. @r bat iebo9 biel nit
benz 5anatismus unb Der 6rentbenz
feinbli9teit Der lllemas unb Der alien
8eIfire gu fGmpfen, Die feinen irenl4
benfreunbli9en Qlnorbnungen it0rris
f9en Wiberpillen unb pffen ausgez
fpro9enen llngeboriam entgegsnIeBen.
Ser Correspondent lit iiber3eugt, baB
unter Wlulai 9lbbul el 9tSi3' Hesie4
rung Marptfo elmer bel perbeibenben
Submit entgegsugeAts
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Grif]nB ihrcn Batter.

greebe, gol., 18. g1obember. -
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i'm 8ette liegen. @r lag nit bem Sc
ii9te na9 Der @anb. Sic ieBte i6m
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0er5. Die @proners SurD entf9ieb,
baB bic SO9ter bere4tigt getpeien lei,
ibren 8ater 81 eri9ieBen. Or. Simp%
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roner BON Mineral Gountp.
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GtabIirt 1880.
- &ilb. s.. Neinb1rot,
SN gar. 12, Nprns@apsStrasS
nabe gaLtimoreftr.
gteps0ort elaftiIde 8rndJ6GnSer,

pbne 6ecer,
t0unen Gag uno RaHt setraseu Derben.
gln6 Sart COMMUNICATING
neId5e ME rotten, ielbT beim 8aoen n'ot, oIsa
isIben iino BON allen aer5teH 5eiteHs
empionIeH.
Or periertiet aub oui Seiteauns, pie Guf Eager
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ueicje unc 6pI,fifTens Srucbbdneer,
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ben 9efelt fino.
gGc Brudbduber, Banbassn uuo 9nfIumsHte pers
ben earartirt, beg lie pasn uno auts Sonoerre u1o
Bette Gnseiertist.
Fir Samcn iTne Simmer
urter 4uiTbt BON Doo. RtiRbGrot Uorlaneen~
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i2ir,u NIT siHsm GeiibI Der 8Oabtit uuo S6psre
uno ptIbs bduiig finoen, nab Die gtabruHI ipis elm
itpsrts @epidt i'm 9lneeu lieet cotr lUel4e an
0arilsibigttit 6dmOrrboioen, 9lutaroraus inn
Sopfs. Ma0sniGure Rouisu, Soobreuueu, acpis
i9mer3cn, gbi8su oegen &a5rung, Oasartiueur
Suffo6cn, 6sr3i9pd@e OOer @erlflopf;u, crfiderls
oen uHb btenesuOen 9'tibGen ootr. iuenn litgeno,
bei'm auiisbsn an e6tpiuOd i'm Ropfe sbleicr
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i'm au9fs, Mungel on Bcripiratipn, ocIbcr 6outs
farbe samerSsn in Der Seitt Sruit, in BEN
Glieoern uno pl6stiben anfdaen pon &iSe leibsn,
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n.bmtn tpeI6e bag ebfem i8neG oOn oGen obed&
esnanntcn @ei6perocu bcfreicu,

Or. 3ubpdp & 6 o., Tsp:9ort
Bertbe @erren Stit fat spei aabrcn mar r9
franz uno babe siuiqt Der eriabrenOtsn aer3te IN
ben gsreiuiQttn Staat,u au &atbe Qe3OQeu. SD
baoste uno trunf bciBes g9uiier in Den GOT
SPRINGS, glrf, abtr @les i9isn bci mir fsincn
GrfulQ su babcn. als i6 5brs gu3eige bemsrite,
beidblob i'd, nit Sbrcu 9iGsn eineu @triu6 Iu
MAIDEN uno q,braubte i'd uabsju 1iusi G4a6teIR.
Sd uobm spe 9iueH oor Dem S4lucnGeben uHS
cine mad Dem Gribitiid uno baben mir oieclbeu
mcbr gut Qttban als ireeno ttiDds, mas ib bisbsr
Qebraudt babe Wtsin 2eiOcn bcitanO in elmer 9es
bertrant6ct. Meine 9aut unp nlens Nuoen rpa1
rem gang QeIb; i6 bate i9ldfriOe @efiblc nae
ME ein 9etruutsnsr; bate S3mSrjen Oirett iber
bem Rabd Qcrane als oh bic SALE auf Dem Was
Gen orldte Nltinc GingsDsioe tpartn ie6r oft bers
itopft Wlein WtunO urD bic 3unee iparen nteis
i!srtbeils snt3incet gppstit mar sndr gut aber
bic RabrunQ fonnte nitbt Oeroaueu uno Lac idper
im Nlagen, iooaB bsielbe immtr pieber emporium.
Sd fonnts uur Ieid5t oerpuIlbe Nabrune Su nlir
ucbmen. 9itte, i6iden sic mir ben pGatbgebr,A
MbtunosUoQ Sen 8auga,
Sot Springs, grt.
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ggsr i'm Ssraf iein eisflai5 fyaSa,irtn, optr oft
iDdt aublelbtn oDer osm IlnDtttsr i5 ausltben
mub, Der miro lsibt cine Grfdltunq oosr bur6
Sidtfrbler en 0iaeenleioen bsfoutmen. qnianas
laa oas Ilebel unbeOeuttno erib,incn; idbt man es
ieood anitsbcn, 10 fann ts sur gsfdbribtsn &rant=
bst ustoen. Sdrum trefft man re6tisitiqe 8orz
bern aud, als anerfanatsr e3ub oegsn ole ourb
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New-York tribune., 1901-05-18
TO BE INCORPORATED SOON.

The American Locomotive Company will Be In
corporated within few days. and will be capital
ized. according present expectation, at not
than $50 100000. One-haf Of the stock be common
and one-half preferred The new corporation will
acquire at least s6000.O00 in cash for working cap
itaI and other corporate purposes. and the Iands
plants. buildings, fixtures. machinery, tools, pat
ents trademarks and goodwill of at least the fol-
lowing companies: The Brooks Locomotive Works,
Dunkirk. y. Y: the Cooke Locomotive Works Pat
erson. y. j.; the Manchester Locomotive Works
Manchester, y. H, the PittSburS Locomotive and
Car Works. Pfttsburg; the Rhode Island Locomo-
tive Works. Providence, r. l.; the Richmond Lo-
comotive Works, Richmond. Va. and the Schenec-
tady Locomotive Works Schenectady, N. Y.
The Cooke and the Rhode Island Locomotive
Works have been purchased from the International
Power Company. The principal locomotive works
not included in the combination is the Bald
win of Philadelphia; and il is understood that
this important concern also may become a part
of the American Locomotive Company. the capital
stock of which proposed corporation would prob
ably be increased by an amount covering the cost
of the purchase. 1t is understood also that the
stock of the American company has been placed,
and that for the present will be offered to the
public. Harvey Fisk & Sons are in charge OF the
financing of the new company.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18
CAREER OF FATHER PHILLIPS.
HIGHLY THOUGHT OF BY MINE OWNERS
AND NINE WORKERS AT HAZLETON.

Hazeton. Penn. May T.-Father Phillips had
been away from Hazleton for about three weeks
on a vacation. In his absence he is said TO have
attended the ceremonies incident to the elevation
of Monsignor Martineln TO the rank Of Cardinal.
Father Phillips pastor of St Gabriefs
Church this city. He born IL 1851 at Hawley
Wayne County. Penn, where his father worked in
the mines He attended the public school at Pitts
ton Penn and finished his studies at St Charles's
College Ellicott City. Nd. and ST. Charles Theo-
logical Seminary. Philadelphia. He was ordained
10 the priesthood 1873. He stationed in vari
parts of the Scranton diocese, coming 10
Hazleton four years ago. Recently the twenty
fifth anniversary OF his elevation to the priesthood
was celebrated here. and large number of priests
and Catholic dignitaries from the surrounding
country came 10 Hazeton TO do him honor.
Father Phillips prominent member of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians and the Elks lodge
Of this city. He took active part in settling
the Ancient order of Hibernians' difficulties few
vssrs ago He was a strong temperance advocate,
and his influence with the men OF all nauonaties