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Gcpartnersbip Notires.
NTICHAELIS & ROHMAN.-The undersigned

NTICHAELIS & ROHMAN.-The undersigned,
N desiring to continue the limited partner
formed them the 3oth day OF
provisions of the statutes OF the
State OF New York hereby certify follows:
be conducted MICHAELIS & ROHMAN.
general of the business intended 10 be
said partnership renewed and con
shall be the manufacturing. importing and reins
shirts furnishing goods In all their
continuing and carrying the business
ROHMAN and the principal place of business OF said
copartnershp shall the City and County OF New
York.
general partner interested therein Is
Rohman, resides number 749 West End
Avenue. the Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York
who resides number l1s West
Street Borough OF Manhattan and City OF New
York. Both OF said partners OF full age
capital which the said special partner
contributing the common stock OF the said
and CONTINUED partnership is Twenty Thousand ($2OOoO
Dollars.
The said renewed and continued partnership IS to
day March. 1901 and to end on tho
Both day of March. 1903.
Dated York. March 27th, 1901
internal Revenue StampI MAN g ROHMAN
NATHAN MICHAELlS.
County York, .
On day March, 1901, before me personally
came appeared Max S. Rohman and Nathan Michaes
known and known to 10 be the individuals de
and who executed the foregoing certificate and
they severay duly acknowledged to that they exc
n the
tNotary's Seal. o. r. JUDD.
Notary Public. Kings County.
fled in n. Y. County.
LAURENCE ARNOLD TANZER Attorney, ITO Broad
Manhattan. New York City
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d n date Marc "
o CoT t.
t for
stk an O Per en- y m C
a to to o
upon - of Nnn stock Companies bd n C COMPANY
Ph h
o 0 S I
t for m the Pds n o Il Unite States
h b set n circular aswH advrh in the
e o end ha frpr
Q " AN of
o CORPORATE nominate " e upnaprm
o l. h Company
o OF
10 resi-
o n / tn pe o tee lConpay o,m9nxn Sheet Steel
h zee 1an nd nd homa al r VIII ermued o he erg
h t rtV o. n o he OF tn uf
dup tM tn pYheit Tt Plate Company o. American ~
receive r resp portion
FOL e o
i r
fh n w
signed nb b prepare to % %h q he t
in rh M pcn~ surrender Of h @t % d d m Of M .
dJ in an ma than t
o.
d Z h of taas -edt t f ar t live IL several lhpen- auponu eur
OF n p II
who's rn te i ii n for share c n 0
found dr t
utd : fraction IA h y either 81 e fraction us
maybe
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sell 4 t al he @ by gsu~ema b
press
J.. P MORGAN & CO.,
Syndicate Managers
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To hh1IhoAD COMPANY.
sioeE sna STOCK for second preferred
PAW, snd San Francisco HafIrond Com
Of Notse hereby given that meeting of the holders
preferred @ for for first preferred stock for sec
ne sne San Francisco Railroad company issued under
Ftarsdd daed the first day Of July. 1896 between
Samuel AFsDerg James A Blair. Benjamin p. Cheney
under certain i1fnan nan. and Charles Gleed Committee
.sny as.ss 81 x. Louis and san Francisco Railway Com
s ahn oy eAa s5 An 5s: lss Pasiss Gf the T.
BENJAMIN p tsse ssase X seligman Samuel G Eastman
q 7, TN the second part viii be held board
@ @ Bdng af5 Company Sa 3 fs Brosd in
Of Gsy iPo es York n: y on the sixteenth Geh) day
the s esiernine whether the holders OF
IN reect os esent b that the Voting Trustees may vote
Votiss 10 san Francisco Company held by the
sna se ss dsve BY said RaToad Company Of mortgage
roads at q the railroads and interests in rail
erty sapshy Including, whole part. the prop
wsy sSczston The s., Louis f and San Francisco Rail-
cips ssS ied Gated April 81 1885, secure the prin
easl sosa s' Of an issue @ limited to the prin
sne bearing nter az any one time &
eea per annur. al. at rate not exceeding iouf per
viii eo.s., 1 preferred and for stock
he s5a at the Voting Trustees vote in respect
consent To- sns Company held by the Voting Irustees
$1,000 S.sk az. Of said Railroad Company in the amount
apia st 70 De part Of increase OF the authorized
amount Of sioa sasd Railroad Company TO the aggregate
mon oooDo; such increase to consist OF COM
may rss Railroad Company. except 10 the extent
The trsn,ssaaoss ~ the second preferred stock.
trust DOCKS OF the Voting Trustees for all classes
such nee,lnr will be closed for the purposes OF
snd reran me close Of business April 49, 1901
% 1901 sseo until the opening Of business on May
York. April s. 1901
A. STEWART.
LOUIS GERALD.
J. KENNEDY TOD.
ISAAC ". SELIGMAN,
SAMUEL. c. EASTMAN,
BENJAMIN p. CHENEY,
JAMES A. BLAIR,
T>rrtxtA
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1)ropos ais.


- partment Interior Oiice of Indian Affairs
Washington. D. c., March T. l90l.-Sealed proposals
for blankets wooen and
clothing the may be. and directed to the
Commissioner Indian Affairs. Nos. II and 10
New York City. will be received until O'Clock
o. m of May T. 1901. for furnishing for
Indian service blankets woollen and cotton goods cloth
nation will be furnished application
Indian ONCE Washington. ID. G., II Wooster
street New city, No. LIDS Howard street, Omaha
Neb No 235 Johnson street. Chicago ILL.,, the Com
missary OF Subsistence. U. s. A. st. Louis. Mo- Bids
will be opened the day above stated bid
invited be at the opening. The De
right the point Of de-
livery to reject all bids, part OF
bid. w A. JONES. Commissioner.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUI

pLLEs-omce Purchasing commissary. U s. A1Tny
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering Sub
s.ssenee Supplies IN tns y ,1f - rt days & m
A. NJ ON April Is 1901. Infcrrrf~ :, furnished on sp-
pltcation Envelopes containing \ be
!Propoeals for Subsistence SUPP opened April Is.
mineary u. g.. A, 81
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GlnnnrinI.

The Associated Merchants Company,
''@ f. % : = ss ] | s.. .ss ::s$ % + Il s
Of the into ssoaaR 0 Preferred Cumulative stock '
4" into Common ssoAF ssoooeo Second
100000 astol.
Dividends payable quarterly.
i Nswyo April TO-
,Hn subject
s @ ON mace sasS thereon @s a allotment the stock as April 49, so and
five five per s on )y @ with the 'k F on the 1 part IS sa' t = h @ i his
five will paid the amounts paid prior to
s:a nsa the fifteenth day Of April 1901 the right
Es subscription New
and allotment rights respect Of stock shall accrue upon any application
ssi sss ss
accompanying
%
]. p. MORGAN d co.
Up H2Rs.T sa Va. a CO.. S:.
= s:: i: ] &: s: f. :::. = s;: ~ Il: s;s$:s
s srss s Of lin
nsnaas
=! s. '5 @ :. :. III: ss5 a $s:: = s.s: ss
s s' hs% % It is no~S
n%o
paoneA Adams s1rGo Company O
a.
H b gsoa S & Fse prov @ s+ 81 ] as@sn " ] gy.
Stock the corporation and the proceeds OF S'o" o. First Preferred Stock and
: sa@s@s a TsnsHHs $4,000 Fe, Stock e "
THE rsd Merchants Company mayn basis
10000 ,@ rep
.s ~ an % may % % received by Hs a %a~qo1os investments @ ~ ~
! ~~n%asn na1ss sa@%s+ho~ ho~sv~ value
@ s% % % @ @ ss ] @ % ss % s4@ @e % % ] ] s % % ::@: %
or a
First be Of Stock
Preferred stock
at the st proved t h F
If First set rnot
by the Lay. . made
rate w % per cent per ann o, the par value nss
o OF Company. holders of the First Pre-
+ Preferred Stock or
of uumesw whet stock
are open converting their ir. Preferred Stock into Second Preferred Stock Common
Sah r Q
a pasT fun the amount Of hi.
ssraa ~ ' " T very upon 80
s1Sf1p0Ipnns THE crpc NJ WonthIv n;v;dendc
LIGHTING EQUIP1ENT In .oo,. .n ,sunrs
II ~ INV"
G ;s= :2? 80 ;:s;: @ s:s West Virginia OIL
regard d@S ElsF#s SsSsTS S e % & s & & & [ $ % @ s ] s $ @
H i@9S a sPs 6ne ahss @ one Have safe 9f @
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
q o. Monthly Dividends
M FROM INVESTMENTS IN
West Virginia OIL

We have twelve producing wells and actually
j per cent monthly dividends on Investments in our
besides dividends three
months surplus We offer safe. conservative
investment; element chance. Have 5000
oil oil fields OF Lewis County
W Va. the 1000 barrel gushers. Write
particulars Stock selling at %
Very best of references given.
SAND FORK PETROLEUM COMPANY.
Peabody Building. Wheeling. w. Va.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
SoNSULlDAIED RAILWAY ELECTRIC
LIGHTING AND EQUIPMENT
C0MDANN

are requested TO confer with the undersigned before
~s-..lg your stock and making any payments in ex
= -. STOCK In recently formed corporation called
~ - To..lAted Railway Lighting and Refrfgeratng Com
'' AZ regard to which full particulars unknown.
WALTER a, ROSENBACM,
20 Liberty St. New York City.
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belp mauten-maIe.

ss men. betran.p u S. ARMY Able bodied. unmarried
Of soo IN ages Of 81 and s3 citizens OK uni.ea
t.ra read and Wa, and temperate hapias v de
kEcRuITISc ~ Phiiippines For inftmatosna on sppy
Nte OF 81 e .pprficER 25 Third Ave- l32 far'
vr,.----- -<Sen ST.. New York CITY.
~ Monarch Pm, With advertise and Introduce
&c Mixture straight salary xi3 wssY
w. Springfield. Illinois
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
NEW MODERN STONE HOUSES
AND - STORY

Wildwood Street. Flathush Ave: blocks from
ferries all points OF the city Houses mod
particular TO the smallest detail: IS
story houses sold past For particu
lars regarding etc. apply TO W. a A. BROWN
pOwnerl Brooklyn, Wildwood ST. FIathush Ave.
New-York Broadway. Brooklyn Office open sundays
holidays all day: until 0. Illustrated
let showing floor plans. etc. mailed on application
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
Real Gstate.

THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. "A
81 and 80 Liberty Street, 7
Az and 46 Maiden Lane.
Issues the strongest Policy because it
is Lawyers Company and can secure
the best examination OF the titles it in
SureS.
The proof of this is to be found in the
amount OF its losses, which for fourteen
years aggregate only S21 1,323.21.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
financial.
financlal.
Office Of J. P. MORGAN & CO.,
q Wall Street, New York.


Holders Deposit 19o 70
of
Federal Steel Company
National Steel Company,
National Tube Company,
American Steel Company of New Jersey,
American Tin Plate Company.
American Steel Hoop Company.
American Sheet Steel
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
Grnst @ ompanles.

Thi, Company a legal depository FOR moneys paid
authorized act Guardian. Trustee
Executor.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS.
which may be made a. time and withdrawn after
fva days notice. will be entitled 10 interest at such
rates may be agreed upon
Executor Administrator Trustees OF Estates. Re
E9ious and Bsnevoien: Institutions and individuals Will
End this Company a convenient depository for money.
JOHN A. STEWART Pres. d. WILLIS JAMES. Vice Pres
JAMES s.. CLARK. Second vice-Fres
HENRY l. THORNELI. Secretary.
LOUIS C. HAMPTON. Assistant Secretary
TRUSTEES.
eAMrTEI. SLOAN. WILLIAM II. MACY. JR.
D. WILLIS JAMES. VIM D. SLOANE.
JOHN A. STEWART. GUSTAV II SCHwAB
JOHN HARSEN RHOADES. FRANK LYMAN
ANSON PHELPS STOKES. GEORGE F. Victor,
JOHN CROSBY BROWN. JAMES sTIILMAN.
EDWARD COOPER. JOHN CI4AFLIN
". BAYARE CUTTING. JOHN J. PHELPS
CHARLES s. SMITH. JOHN S. KENNEDY,
WM. ROCKEFELLER d. o. MILLS.
ALEXANDER E. ORR. LEWIS CASS LEDYARD.
MARSHALL FIELD.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
apartments tuanieo.

XXyANTED.-Bacheior apartment parior bedroom and
month"; Including light and service r. L. s.. S34 5h-ave
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Brooklnn Dropertn 60 fet.

STABLE To LET, 29-s1-33-35 CarroIl-st Brooklyn 2
- blocks from ferry. JOHN GRAFTON. c35 CarrolI-s.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
Gountrn propertp 90 Eet.

A T MORRISTOWN, n. j.
"A For unfurnshed. from May !. beautiful resi-
dence 10 improvements shaded grounds stable
and carriage house, Is minutes walk from station
reasonable. b. j. CRANE.
I>NGI-BwooD,-The following country houses with
rooms, 500: Il $780, Tenahy. large Colonial
$50 Enge-st $T5: Clinton S62.5o For permits
apply II. WEATHERBY & CO.. Englewooo. n. ].
NOR RENT-A large house on Prospect Avenue Mount
II y. Y: portion Of IT hreproof lot 1OOx2+o:
modern improvements: city and artesian well
railway Address f. l.. HERRICK,
vernon N. V. or HENRY HUSS. Lincoln Bank.
city.
For rent; Shelter Island Heights, y. Y.
he Of the late Dr. Storrs; eleven fully
furnished: bathroom buffers pantry. modern
nrovements. Superb To let season.
FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY Executor. Bklyn. n. Y.
NOR RENT.-In beautiful Essex Fels houses
T. nished. furnished. 8 bedrooms modern con-
yeuienees. Address c. W. LEAVITT. Is
C,ortlandt-st.. New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
1inanrial meeilnas

ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO
Ia H.. RAILROAD COMPANY.
PresTaers of Trust Certificates for First
Sto.Sre stock, for Second Preferred
IontS ana Tor Common stock of the st.
psn~ ana San Francisco RafIrOnd Com
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13

n W corner Duane-st.
IN a CASTOR ct al. trus-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13

los 30 and - ThCmas-st ST:
-ill!am \ CASTOR ct al,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-03-28
MITCHELL IN NEW YORK.
Receiving no EncOuragement In Ef-
forts to Confer with Mine Owners.

Receiving no EacOuraRementi In Ef-
forts to Confer with Mine Owners.
New York, March 26.-President
sent the following statement to Wilkes
barre yesterday:
81 have had no conference with j.
p. Morgan, or any other railroad
president or coal operator. Contrary
to reports, we, the committee, did not
come to New York in response to any
invitation. So far as | know the min
ers have not up to this time been Of
fered or granted any concessions. OF
and are putting our most urgent ef-
forts to that end"
Mr.. Mitchell, with his colleagues
John Fahy, Thomas Duffy and T. d.
Nichols, left the Ashland House early
yesterday morning and did not re-
turn until s o'clock last night. They
would not say where they had been
when they got back, but when asked
whether there would be a strike Mr.
Mitchell said: Il hope not"
Senator Hanna stated positively that
he was not here to settle anything
concerning the proposed coal strike
and would not discuss the question.
The Herald says that the operators
Of the anthracite coal mines and the
executive officers of those railroads
that are largely interested in that in
dustry are unanimous in the opinion
that there will be no strike.
1t seems to be pretty well establish
ed that Mr. Mitchell will not have an
opportunity of holding any conference
as the representative of the United
Mine Workers with any of the anthra-
cite coal operators or any person rep,
rescnting Them. The operators are
averse to giving any recognition to the
organization.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-03-28
THE CHINESE INDEMNITY.
BY Increased Taxation IL Could he
Paid Within Twenty Years.

Pekin, March 26-The special COM
mittee of ministers appointed to con-
slider the question of China's ability to
meet the indemnity claims is already
we'll forward with the work of investi-
eating the resources of the empire.
The annual revenue aggregates about
SOS 900. 900 gold. The largest two items
are the land tax, which brings in $l4,-
0O0, 900, and the foreign customs. which
yields s12,0O0,000. The land tax could
be doubled and even tripled without
much hardship and the salt tax could
be raised from s6.000,O0 to $40, ,000, 900.
It is believed that the total increase
could be made to amount to $3.50 0,000,-
900, the imperial expenses could be re-
duced to s45,00O,0OO, and there would
be left available for the liquidation of
the interest on loans and the indemnity
fund the sum of $1O5, 100000. 1t would
be possible to pay the indemnity with
in 20 years.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-03-28
Question Answered.

Yes, August Flower still has th,
largest sale of any medicine in tn,
civilized world. Your mothers anC
grandmothers' never thought of us
ing anything else for Indigestion O,
BIliousness, Doctors were scarce
and they seldom heard of Appendic
it's Nervons Prostration or Hear,
fai ure. etc. They used VI ust
Flower to clean out the system anG
stop fermentation of uudigested
food, regulate the action of the liver
stimulate the nervous aud organic
action of the system, and that il al
they took when feeling dull and bad
with headaches and other aches
You only nee a few doses of Green's
August Flower. in liquid form. tc
make you satisfied there is nothine
serious the matter with you. Gel
Green's Prize Almanac,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-03-28
Death For FelOniOus Assault.

Baltimore, March 26.-Wiley Kirk, q
negro, 10 years of age, was yesterday
found guilty of felonious assault upon
Mrs Barbara Green and sentenced to
be hanged on day to be fixed by the
governor of the state. The crime was
committed at Sparrows Point, near this
city, on the 7th inst. Kirk escaped
but was arrested several days later
and has since been kept in the Balti-
more city Jail to avoid lynching. He
was tried in Towson, Baltimore coun-
ty, before three judges, and confessed
on the witness stand to having commit.
ted the crime.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-03-28
PlNEHURS T AND SOUTHERN PINES,
NC.
Improved Through Pullman Service
SE,ROtRD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

TIE Seaboard Air Line Railway j.
now operating through awing-room
sleeping cars from New York to South
ern Pines and Washington to Pine
hurst, n. &. These famous health and
pleasure resorts are model New Eng
hand towns nestled am Dng the pine.
clad sand hills of North Carolina. only
eighteen hours from New York Citv.
The finest and largest hotels In the
STATE, with numerous private cottages
and first, class boarding houses. Every
variet, OF ut door sports, with the
ii Teen hole golf links in the
South Trains leave New York, 23rd
Street Station. Pennsylvania Rail-
road, l2:lO A VI. and 1885 p. VI. and
Washington S:3j \. NJ. aud $50 p. VI
For Information and ii l.tS nd lress
Chas. L. Longs rf, y Englaud
Passenger Agent 3oj Washington St.
Bostson Mass: J. c. II ,rton. Eastern
Passenger Agent. 1905 Broadway.
NV York; ". VI McC noel, General
a en- 1894 New York Avenue, Wash
iuStJn, ID. G or X. +. l.. Bunch, Gsl
rral Passenger Agent, Portsmouth.
Va. 3.l4-3t
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-03-28

Charlottesville, Ind, March ga
severe wind storm amounting almost
to a tornado and accompanied with
electrical disturbances swept over East
Fountain and West Montgomery coun-
ties. The loss amounts to thousands
of dollars-barns. fences, trees and
wind pumps being blown down. One
farmers barn was blown down, kill
ing 20 cattle and horse, and three
cows were killed by the fall Of DR..
Talbott's barn and his place damaged
to the extent Of $4,000.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-03-28
Ground to Death by Train.

Dubois, Pa, March 26.-While cross
ing the Reynoldsville and Falls Creek
tracks at Main street, Reynoldsville,
last evening Mrs. r. w. Kuntz, the
wife of prominent official OF. the Star
Glass company, Of that place, slipped
on the rail and fell in front of coal
train. The unfortunate woman was
ground to death before the eyes Of q
dozen persons, who were powerless to
aid her. '-' = ..' ..
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-03-28
SEA BARD AK Lass RAILWAY.
Mileage Tickets Reduced.

Ole thousand mile tickets, good
over the whole system Of the SEA-
board Air Line RaIlN y Iu.u ing
the State Of Florida, are sold mt S2j 90.
previously sold in Florida at $3.50. 90
aud are hononed between Washing
ton an1 Richmond, and by the Bait =
more Steam Packet Company q.
tween Bltimore and Portsmouth,
over ~ Line" q .3t
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-03-28


tendencies. His desire to make Rus
sia equally strong at home as abroad
promises well for the worlds peace
In the meantime his influence Is
growing so rapidly and steadily tina,
it is considered that but short time
will elapse before he will actually exer-
else the chancellor's functions. even
without princely rank.
NJ. w. Kovalevsky, one Of the chief
employees Of the ministry Of finance
and director of commercial and indus
trial affairs, may be made assistant
finance minister when NJ. De Witte be-
comes chancellor. Prince Boris Galit-
zine is mentioned as the successor o!
NJ. Bogoliepoff, the minister of public
instruction, who was recently assas-
sinated by Peter Karpovitch.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-03-28
PRINCE AND CHANCELLOR

Russia's Finance MiaistsP May
sene the Natisa's Prime Minister.
st. Petersburg. March 26.-In diplo-
matte circles hero It 10 regarded -
probable that M. Do Witte, the finance
minister. will be made imperial chan
cellor within a few years. They also
believe the car will first bestow
princely rank upon him. M. De Whites
worst enemies do not deny his energy.
mental capabilities and progressive
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-03-28
Carnegie For Mayor Of New York.

New York, March 26.-The district
committee Of the Twenty-first assem-
bly, district Republican club, at a meet
ing held last night, adopted resolu-
tions endorsing Andrew Carnegie as
mayor Of greater New York. A COM
mittse was also appointed, Of which
Abraham Gruber is a member, to COM
Aunieste with Mr.. Carnegie and secure
his consent to be candidate.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-03-28
Train Blown From the Track.

Columbus, Ga, March ga mixed
train was blown off of the Central OF
Georgia railroad tracks on mile east
of Buena Vista. 81 miles from Colum-
bus, late yesterday afternoon. The
engine was lifted from the track, the
tender was turned over, and the bag
gage car, two coaches and three
freight cars were thrown on their
sides. No one was killed.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-03-28
Murder in the First Degree.

Harrisburg. March %. - Harrison
KEEPER and Henry Rowe, Of Lykens,
who shot and killed Cashier Charles
w. Ryan. Of, the Halifax Ma
tional bank, of Halifax, on Thursday Of
last week, in an attempt to rob the
bank, were yesterday convicted Of first
degree murder.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-03-28
Emperor WILLIAM. Wound.

Berlin, March 26.-Emperor william
seems to have entirely recovered from
the general effects Of the attack upon
him at Bremen. but below the eye
there II . long. scraggy wound. which.
though closed, ~ still suffused with
Mood. i, :.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-03-28
Dtunkskae.s . Di.ease.

Toledo, March 25.-Police Judge l..
w. Wachenheimer has decided that
drunkenness- AS disease and not Q
crime. Prisoners charged with that Of
fenss appearing before him are dis
charged, and the cssts iemitted.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-03-28
RepobNcanlStan Committee.

Adams--C. +. Bingsmsn, }. D. Sipe.
BcAver--Chares Dreese. Elmer wetxel.
Beaver w.--Thos Herbster. jackson Baker.
Centre-w. A. Napp. y II Stine.
Chapman Peter Shafer. c. H. Updegrove.
Fra iklin--John Haekenburg. Geo. 2. Stetler.
yAckson-J. Harvey Moyer q. A. 'Brouse.
Middeburg-F. W. Specht. Frank Reitz.
Middiecreek-D. F. Row. Geo. q stuck.
Nonroe-W. L. Young. ID =. Ritter.
Penn Harry l.. Engle, Geo. VI. timer.
Perry-F T.. Boyer. Allen Valentine.
Perry ". Josiah Wnev. G. =. Sprggle.
Selinsgrove-.J. A. Lum.1 ard, J. +. Keller.
Spring has. K. klose, ID. H. Snook.
Cniou--Iac StIhl, A. J Stroh.
Washington Meyer, W. F. Blown.
PsrER NoUSG Chairman.
ELMER L. WErzEL. Secretary.
j. FRANK REIrZ, Treasurer
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