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New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
BRITTSF COLUMBIANS PROTEST.
D1sP1EAsED At AMERICAN ACTION REGARDING
FUR SEALS

Victoria. B c. June I2-In the legislature last
evening the following resolution, moved by H D
Helmeckin member for Victoria, was passed unan-
irnously:
whereas British subjects have faithfully observed
the regulations made pursuant to the award dateo
August Is. 1893. passed for the proper PFo'ectlon
and preservation OF fur seals in Behring Sea; alac
whereas II IS announced that the government
Of the United States has lately passed an aGt ina
unless rnodus vivend prohibiting the killing OF
seals be secured the opening or the pelaglC sea
son or 1872 authority will be given to Kill al the
naIe and female seals with the exception OF ten
thousand females and one thousand males; ana,
whereas The exercise of such presumed author-
itv is contrary the finding OF the behrlng sea
Tribunal and a direct violation OF t9e agreeEneIt
entered into by the governments or the Cnlted
States and Great Britain and an unWarrantao Die
Interference with and infringement upon the ut-
doubted rights OF British subjects, be II therefore
Resolved. That this House would regret the com
mission Of such an act. and in the opinion OF tnls
Touse an humble address be presented TO MS nonor
the Lieutenant Governor. in Council, TO coulIlunl
ca+A with the Dominion Government protesting
against such action and urging that all proper steps
be taken bring this matter 10 the attention OF
the imperial government
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
HENRY HAWKES. CHARGES DISMISSED

The charges against Henry Hawkes. head OF the
department OF Distribution and Repairs OF the
Brooklyn Water Department. for incompetency and
neglect of duty. were dismissed yesterday by Com
missioner Dougherty. There is well defined
rumor however that the Commissioner is plan
ming to abolish the office and cut loose from Mr..
Hawkes., who is a Dernocrat ana a close friend OF
any statement concerniS report
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
WOULD SUBSIDIZE CARGOES.
VIEWS OF A BRITISH OWNER OF TRAMP
STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
London. June 12.-George Renwick, Conserva-
tive Member of Parliament for Newcastle-o
Tyne, and a shipowner. testifying to-day before
the Parliamentary Subsidies Committee. in be-
half Of the owners of tramp steamships, OBJ
iected 10 the government Substituting the great
liners instead Of subsidizing cargoes. and said
the foreign competition which ne most feared
the American. The transfer of British
ships to foreigners was absurdly simple All
the ships in the American combination could be
transferred TO the United States within quar-
ter Of hour and at the cost of few stamps
Mr.. Renwick. when asked if he thought the
American Ship Subsidy bill would be dropped
in consequence of the Morgan shipping COM
hinatior. replied that. the contrary, he had
good reason 10 believe that il would he pressed
OF.
One Of the most important points in connec-
tiOu with the American combination, Mr.. Rem
wick pointed out. the fact that the sellers
were preCluded for a number of years from en-
"a ging in the shipping business
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
rrEnnr10N OF A CRAZY ELEPHANT

Tours France June PA crowd of about three
thousand persons witnessed the execution at mid
night in the City Park, of the largest of Barnum
q, Bailev's performing elephants which suddenly
rent mad broke its chains, tried to kill its keepers
while on the way the railroad station. and had
~ he killed Immediately. Two hundred men tugged
AZ the rope which strangled the elephant
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
CITY BONDS ISSUED. NEARLY s24OOOOOo

Controller Grout said yesterday that up to June
6 since January l, bonds worth about s24,Oo0.OOO
had been authorized. These included all authoriza-
lions of corporate stock and revenue bonds. They
do not necessarily affect the debt limit. many
of them would be issued possibly for a year. They
Included s6000o for docks and ferries, S6000O for
schools and school sites, S3,O010G0 for repaving
s,OpOo0 for the Croton watershed, and $4,000 for
tIe College OF the City OF New-York-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
\ NATIONAL PERIL FOR FRANCE

Paris. June IN Etienne, Vtce-President Of the
Chamber OF Deputies. said to-day regarding his
letter sert OF Tuesday 10 the Minister OF Com
rnerce n TroulIlot, on the subject OF the Amerl-
can shipping combination, that the combination
constituted national peril for France adding that
g similar combination might be formed for the
i DO not believe" L. Etienne continued that
Mr.. Morgan made propositions 10 the trenCa
Transatlantic Company. because ne thoughI u
in such precariOus concltlon that II cou!G
easily be overcome While doubt his success VIII
be srill think II necessary 10 proFlde lor
an eventGality. This is why am calling on the
governrne1r 10 intervene The danger from an
economic point Of view IS great; but there IS also
danger from a military point Of view All the
s5lrs in The ornbinaton viii fly the American nag
and in case OF war the United States could utIlze
them as cruisers, and American colonies Wflcn
are 50 ardently coveted by American imperialism
might be endangered
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
ARRESTS AT TGoWN's PASS TAVERN
JAcoB DOLL BALLS TWO PRISONERS BEARING
HIS NAME.

HIS NAME.
Three Young men who arrived at McCiown's Pass
Tavern in Central Park last evening in an auto
mobile were arrested after a scene IN the place
and locked up in the East One-hundred- andfourth-
ST. station They gave their names Frederick
R Freeman, a reporter, of the St George Hotel,
BROOKLYN: Frederick Doll. OF No A2 East One
hundred-and-twenty-flr and John Doll a
manager of the same address. The complainant ut
against them vas John Bongessen, a waiter EN-
piOved in the Tavern He charged Freeman with
assault and the Dolls with disorderly conduct.
Later they were all bailed out by Jacob Doll the
pfano manufacturer of No 800 East One-hundred-
and-eig hteenth-st.. The party arrived the Tav-
arn time when the resort was crowded. many
OF those there being women After giving their
order thew had a quarrel with the waiter. and
created a scene which caused much excitement in
the place. Bongessen. the waiter. alleges that
Freeman struck him. While the excitement was at
its height Policeman Smith was called. and he
placed the three under arrest
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
BANK OF FRANCE ROBBED.

LOSES. $40 ooo THROUGH A DISHONEST EMPLoTE
Paris June Ian empIoye of the Bank Of
France to whom intrusted the care OF
collateral securities, distracted a number OF
these documents. and. through the help or
friend borrowed money them from the Bank
Of France itself. The papers say that the sum
lost by the bank amounts to 100000 francs
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
DISTINCTION OF HIDES.

-,--p,r. .T7oxAI, COMMISSION TO DISCOVER A
CHEAPER PROCESS.
F7arIin. June FIT is said in Munich that the
7-rg+Ad States and Germany are about TO appoint
Joint commission Of bacterlologls1s. VINO VIII en-
go N discover a cheaper and more simple
method Of disnfecting hides
The United States Consul at Munich James h
vVorrnan. has reported to the State Department at
Washington that the present great decrease IN the
s,-,o-+a+ion of hides from Bavaria to the United
SIC &c duA to expensive disinfection The su-
pertor tanning processes used In the GIed seates les
ne-TTi+ German dealers TO send thelr hoes 10 the
PTt+e5 S+s+es and reimport them tanned cheaper
49, tbey can be tanned in Germany.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
THREE DROWNED IN KENNEBEC RIVER

Bath Me June 1.-THE collision of a Kennebec
River ferryboat with a rowboat, in which were
seven persons, three lives, this afternoon.
The drowned persons were Mrs. Wilbur Howe; Ula.
three years old. her daughter and Eva Morris.
twelve wears old Those saved were Wilbur Howe
and two of his children and Edgar Crockett All
Iiva IN WoOlwich
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13

In the heart of New-York City there is
xxbat might G. called n deserted VILLAGE
SexereI blocks fine residences. having
been vacated to make way for the new
PennsyIvanfa Railroad station, are now
standing idle the site To be occupied by
Tribune
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
rOy WAHL'S 4sSAILANT HANGED.

St Petersburg June 12.-It became known to-day
that Hrsch Lekert, who made unsuccessful
attempt on the night of May Is to assassinate Lieu
4ersnt General Won Wahl. Governor of Wilma. was
hanged on Tuesday. June 10
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
WAR INorIRY TO BE HAD.

London. June 1.-THE War Secretary MI
E2-o5rick announced in the House of Commons
TO-DAY that 1t was the intention Of the gov
e-nnoent TO appoint small royal coInrn5sslon
ana institute a general inquiry into the 9ouon
African
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
GERN4NY And VENEZUELA.
wARsHIPs ORDERED TO LA GUAYRA ONLY
TO PROTECT GERMAN INTERESTS.

wARsHIPs ORDERED TO LA GUAYRA ONLY
To PROTECT GERMAN INTERESTS
Berlin. June 12.-The Foreign Office here is
without details Of the reported bombardment
of the seaport of La Guayra, Venezuela, by the
forts and Venezuelan warships in consequence
of revolutionary movement in the suburbs.
The Foreign Office. however. takes the oc-
casion of this inquiry TO say that the German
cruisers GazeIle and Fake were ordered TO La
Guayra simply to safeguard German interests
there and that their presence in Venezuelan
waters is in no way connected with Germanys
long pending claims against Venezuela AS soon
as order is restored the cruisers in question will
leave Venezuela.
The directors of the Great Venezuelan Rail-
road. from Caracas to Valencia, held a meet
ing Hamburg to-day and declared dividend
OF one-half of / per cent. The Great Nenezue-
Ian Railroad is a German concern. The chair
Of the company affirmed at to-day's meet
ing that the railroad had not been sold to an
American company.
Emperor William has ordered the training
ships Charlotte and StOsch cruise in the
West Indies. and the training ships Stein and
Moltke TO cruise in the North Atlantic.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
TO ABOLISH SUGAR B0UNTIEs.

Budapest Hungary. June 12.-The Finance Minis
fer DR. de I.ukacs. announced in the Hungarian
Diet to-day that he will shortly introduce a bill
providing for the abolition of sugar bounties in
Hungary and will make proposals which the gov
ernment thought would be beneficial to the sugar
Industry the country.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
REBELs DEFEATED IN CHINA,

Canton. June 1.-THE rebel force which has
been investing Kwei-Lin. capital Of the south
ern province of Quang- has been defeated by
the imperial troops
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
THREE BARKS WRECKED.
ALL THE CREW OF ONE. THE ATBARA. ARE
DROWNED.

East London, Cape Colony, June 12-The Nor
wegtan bark Atbara, Captain Petersen, from Ham
burg March 13 for East London; the Swedish bark
Aurora Captain NiIson, from Gefe October 10 via
Dover February % for East London, and the Ger
man bark Elise Linck. Captain Straatmann, from
Brernerhaven about February ! for East London,
have been wrecked during heavy southeast gale
All the OF the Atbara were drowned with the
time Of the disaster The crews Of the two other
yvrecka ge and portions OF the barks' cargoes-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
4 LONDON AND GLOBE ASSET GONE,

London, June 12-The claim for 4 100000 damages
brought by the hquidator OF the London and GLOBE
CORPORATION against financial syndicate resulted
to-day in a verdict in favor of the defendants
The nIaintifs cOntended that the defendant syn
dicate agreed 10 advance the London ana IIQoe
= 600 coo TO tide its difficulties Whltaker
Wright former managing director, testified that
If the agreement had been carried out the LONDON
and Globe would not have failed The result de-
nrfves the nquidator of a big asset.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
THE BROOKLYN LEAGUE.

compo~ed of some of the best citizens of tn G
bornurh has been doing good work pushfnE z
munfcipaI improvements Photos of promi-
neut me M bers I'm next Sundays Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
1nERLcAN SQUADRON AT GIBRALTAR

Gibraltar June I2.-The United States battleship
Illinois flying the flag OF Rear Admiral Crownn-
shield and the United States cruisers Chicago AL
hanv and Nashville, have arrived here. The Illi-
nois will proceed to Portsmouth, England, nmed-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
TO ENCOURAGE COTTON GROWING.
BRITISH MANUFACTURERS ORGANIZE FOR THE
PURPOSE.

PURPOSE
London. June 12.-The Lancashire Chambers Of
Commerce and the Associations Of Cotton Opera
tives held an important joint meeting here to-day
consider the question OF encouraging the growth
Of cotton throughout the British Empire. II was
decided at the meeting organize British Cot
ton Growers Association, to foster the growth OF
cotton in British colonies and protectorates. a
guarantee fund Of 5000 subscribed COM
rnittse was also formed and empowered TO send
experts throughout the world TO collect data on
tha improved methods of cotton cultivation, to
acquire land for experimental stations. 10 estab-
ljsh plantations and 10 instruct natives in the
methods of cotton culture and TO maintain cotton
exchanges TO facilitate buying, selling and trans
porting the crop
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
CRUISERS AT SAN JUAN AWAIT ORDERS

San Juan p. r. June 12.-The United States
cruisers Cincinnati and Topeka are awaiting or
ders here with their bunke-s full Of coal Their
destination is supposed to be La Guayra-
The United States steamer Potomoc is on her
way to Fort de France. island of Martinique to
fetch Coone! Louis H. Ayme, the United states
Consul at Guadeloupe who has been attend
Ing to American interests In Martinique since
shortly after the volcanic outbreak Col9nel
Avrne VINO has suffered from the strain OF night
and day work has been accorded a vacation oy
the State Department at Washington, and VIII 20
TO the United States to reCupSraIe
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
FrsT1crFFs N THE REICHsR4TH.
PAN-aERMAN LEADERS BOX EACH OTHERS
EARS.

Vienna, June 12.-There was scene OF WIG
d,eoraer in the Reichsrath to-day during the de-
haze on the Danube navigation agreement
Herr schoenerer, a leader OF the Pan-GerElah
marty. and Dr. Wolff. another leader OF mt Jne
same party, exchanged insults ana nllasly s
Ioyad zach others ears. 1t was necessary Ior
friands Of the rival leaders 70 drag them apart
a,oid cheers and jeers from the galleries
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
TO SEEK THE BALDWIN EXPEDITION

rOAI FOR THE AMERICA N IlI1IE Iz1I1 -'V11=lI-
ERN STATION.
1o,don June 12-w. S. Champ. secretary of the
r,aIdu,,n-Zieglar arctic expedition, and DR.. G.
cbnrkIev. OF New-York. start tomorrow for from
eoa Norway whence they will sail on July l. on
u. ~ T1fzi-,e shin the America and obtain news
:. ~. arctic explorer. Mr.. Champ expects 70 md
81 ' trnerica in about So degrees, II MI bai1~ln
~ ~ [r,ccaaded in his dash 10 the Pole ne VIII De
h16usbt back; otherwise the Frthjot WI !e4He
eir,to-ad sedge party TO search TOT MI oaIl~
wei SL tFritbfof will return October l. at the
l1+a
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
NAY HAVE KINGDOM THIEF IN BOSTON
NOTORIOUS HOTEL RoBBER ARRESTED THERE At
REQUEST OF POLICE HERE

Boston, June IA man said TO be Nick Moran.
reputed to be OF the most notorious hotel
thieves IN the world arrested here this after
noon The specific charge which he was ar
rested is given out but it is said TO be at the
instance OF the NewYork police. and in connection
with the recent robbery Of Jewels from Mrs King
don. mother OF Mrs. George J. Gould. in that
city.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
JAY eoULD's FORMER RESIDENCE

Tar-yEo~n, n ". which is now called
.Lyndhurst,- and fs the home of Miss Helen
Gould, pictured and described in next sun
days Tribune
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
TIE HALLW00D CASE REGISTER SUIT.

Trenton. y J, June 12-suit has just been
brought here n the United States District Court
by tie National Cash Register Company, OF Day
ton Ohio against the Hallwood Cash Register
COMPANY OF Columbus Ohio for infrin cement and
accounting The National Cash Register Com
pany claims that the latest Halwood register IS
an infringement OF valuable patents owned by It
covering a device 10 print sales on q strip OF
paper
This makes the sixth suit against the Hallwood
company for infringement In addition, the Ma
tional company has sued forty users Of
Eallwood machines.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
nnLr EAPORs FROn MOuOrOuR0
j.. DESERTED VILLAGE

Managua, Nicaragua, June 12.-The Momotomb
,olcano IS now quiet 1t is only emitting vapors
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13

David Garrick was revived last night at
wvndharn's Theatre, and George Hawtrey,
known chiefly as a versatile low comedian. in
vited Judgment his merits as playwright
AZ the Comedy Theatre. His play was entitled
Lord OF His House" and amused and enter
tained the audience / N r
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13

For the first time in their history for the
last sixty-foUr years the regaia OF EngIano
have been removed from their time honoreo
ho-,e IN the Tower. They are now in the
care of the Lord Chamberlain, from whose Of
4oA they viii be taken TO the Abbey on the
day before the coronation
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-02

= 0urd Gift get6etet
bat fi9 Der GO Sabre alte 9eheime Sa'
nttGtsratb Or. Sermann Sdleiinser
in Berlin. Grit Dor einigen Sagen
febrt. er BON elmer ie6sfpSdtsen Reif:
nod Berlin Suriid. gls feline Sauss
bGlterin Ii9 mad ibm umieben tponte,
fanb fe ibn tobt i'm Bette lieserb auf.
Dem beatersOtr.et
Sdent aus Dresden, Der nit feiner
6rau uHb ieinem Motprfiibrer ouf Der
Gabrt nd6 8ibopeit SepliB paiIirte,
ftieB bei 4uperf6in Elm llnfaa gu. Sn
elmer fart dufiteisenbsn StraBencurpe
e~rplobirte Der 8en5intefel unb febte
has Iutomobil in 8ranb, 10 baB IiG
bic SnfaFen MUIR nit Miibe in Si6ers
belt brinsen tpnnten. Die MGnner ers
litten bel ben 20fdperI uden 8ranb<
fpuuosn. Der Wus.n %perbrannte Bis
auf bic G~iientbeile.
= Der Safian sS3fiun
(GouOerneur) Der 9ineIifdsn pruOina
gbtilunsianIt bat in einem Shreibeu
an ben Tubutun 0oliseimeiiter) 9uas
IinsSa bon 3isifar folgenbes perorb>
net: r@1e 2eute, fuelde 8arten Ipies
len, tperben NIT bunbert StodI9ldsen
bsItrdft unb erbalteu Inn ben gals et=
ren Metdllrine, tpie Jpn bic @tr6reher
tragen, fir bic Sduer bon 5tpti Mona,
ten. Snbaber bon S~pielb0llen iperben
gum erften MdI nit 100 Stodbieben
beitraft unb befommen einen @erbres
derring fir brei Monote. Sails cir
9eamter beim Spiel ertappt pirp,
ipirb er aus benz SisnIt sntlaHen uno
erbGlt Stodbiebe uno elmer 8.rbr,,
derring. ollie, tpel6e in ibrtn SduTern
&drtenipiele 5ulaifeu, unb ole, bic ba,
ran dls Spieler tbetlnebmen, betom.
men 100 Stodbiebe unb tperben fir
bic Dautr bon bret Sabren in cine
anbere Stubt berf9idt. SIN Wieber.
holun9sfane betommtn fe nohmdIs
100 Stodf9lGae unb tperben perI9idt.
Sir bds Gruirsn bon Rdrtenfpi.lern
erhulsn glnseber uHb poliSiften bobe
Btlohnunnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-02
x4rpefa.

2angentbaL. Sm hoben 4lter
bon rs Sdbren itarb bier gbriItine
Gbriiten. bic Sc Sabr. lang ununters
broden i'm 0ienite Der Gamilie 9eis
Ter gum 9Dpen ftanb.
2aupersborf. SIN giTens
inert 9lus legte ii9 Der @ieber @bue
arb Bonner BON bier mad Der arb.it,
obne bdB es Stmanb bemertte, in eis
men Srodenofen. Die NadtpG6ter
f9lpKen arsIos bic eiI.rnen Sbiiren
unb aiinb.ten bus 5.uer an. gm
folsenb.n Mpr9en fanb mar ben uns
sIiidIi4en Mann total perbrannt ala
2eide.
2u3ern. Sier ftarb gudbrude-
@dber sSurt, Oruder bes Batter.
lamb, i'm 4lter bon "a Sabren.
NiebertenS. Sm Otter bon
Il Sabrsn 1T Sberf abOIf Surer se-
itorben.
Mettau. 9ier fsierts 2ebrsr
8rosIe isin fiinf5isidbrises amtgius
bitGum.
Montbeb. Der 2anSiptrt68ois
narb tpurbe in elmer Giesarube bon
einem itiiraenben GeIsblode set0btet.
Oberpil. Sin iedsidbriser
8ndbe bes Srn. Spfef @eib fiel beim
Spielen nit anberen &inbern in ben
SCI unb .rtranf.
pont be WarteG. Grau 4us
outline Robert 1T i'm @Itsr bon SO
Sabren s%eftorbsn.
g d 10 nben. Dds 9aIt6aus
sur r@ifenbriide" III um bic Summ.
bon $4,000 Sroncs bon Germ M.ls
dior SIuri, &aIpars, Obsrborf, tdufs
lid t%rtporben tpprben.
StiIIi. Sn Der Idrs ertrant
Der 3immsrmann Samuel Ginit.rs
tpdlb.
Stein a. q +. Sn bpbem 4lter
itarb bier 9err 9obbarb zSaeot aus
3iiri9, i~angid6riser prGfbtnt Der
3iir9sr Rantenalbdnf unb bemptrcs
tif4es MitsIieb bes bortissn &untonss
ratbes.
Datbenburs. Serr 3pidp,
2ebrer ap ben MittelfldHen unIerer
Primari6ulen, tpurbe in f.iuem 8iirs
serorte Monis, st. @larus, gum 2ebs
rer setpdblt.
@aIbna6t. 8eim pfIiiden bon
GbelpsiB i'm 9ussitbal itiirate elm
iunser Mann Ramens Sobann WuGls
f6leser, sebiirtis bon Strenselbad.
8anton @arsau. Der in gritfslb in
4rbsit s.itanben bate, ub; er mar fO-
fort tobt.
3Irt6. Der @erpalter Der
pfleseanftaIt Rb.inau, Satob Rima,
tie, 1T aeitorben.
Ue1erreid9' Husaru.
Dien. @bren : Opmberr 50.
iepb &ur3 besins ieiu 50idbrisesprie'
iteriubilGum. -Supelisr Satob Probs
ftein feierte nit fsiner Satin Sberes
ia. ssborene 9enbel, bas Set Der soIs
benen So9Seit. = SIN alter bon so
Sabren perf9ieb Der Spfpfdrrfdpeas
meiiter @bler. - Wegen unterIbld;
suns bon iiber 1900 &rOnsn lit Der
&aHir.r Sobann Strubsl in Saft ses
nommen porben. = 8eim 8au Der
neuen SrampaD 5 RemiIe in ber9rins
ginger 9Gse itiirSte Der 29iGbrise Sim;
mermannssebiilfe Gonrab RaBpetter
BON einem 9eriiit berub unb erlitt
f6pere 8erleBungen. = @isfabrsr
Carl 9obenbiegler, SO Sabre alt,
itiirate BEL benz @afpirtb 5ran5
Rpmfiibr in cine feds Meter tisfe
@isgrube unb ertas ben srlittenen9ers
leBunsen. = Der 25idbrise S9ants
burfde anbreas8 a6maier, Der 26iGbs
rise 5leiidbauer SerOinanb Sdneis
Der purben pesen @inbru9s perbaftst.
= 9iilfsarbeiter 5ranS Diemer. 80
Sabre aft, fiel BON Der platform zines
StaotbabnSuges unb trrg mebrfads
Snpdenbriide bappn.
4Itenborf. Qus Gebensi6ers
bruB eridoB ii6 Der 26 Sabre aIte Iss
bige Wilbelm pumm.
8iFrts. 8eim 9aben ertrant
Der 3 SABRE aIte 3nabe @nton Sanos
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karlsruhe. 9ie 9orIteberin
Der bisIigen 8unitftidereii9uls. JrGus
Iein 2iIinta Sbelemann, unb Der limit
lerii9, Ysiratb Der qnItalt, prOfehor
Grisbri9 8asr. f%eisrten ibr fiinfuno>
afpansigidbrises SubilGum. = Sn Der
RGbs oes bieiigen Strab,nbahnz
0epots Sog man Die 2eids pes ieit
siniger 3eit psrmiBten 2anbpirtbes
9silemer aus Hittersba9 aus benz
giedar. Wtun slaubt. bub 9eHemer
oas Spfer zines 8erbrshsns geporoen
1T. Oa sr BEL ieinsr 4nipeisubeit bier
gr6bere 9elobetrGss s~iuseSpsen bate.
asbad. 8irfsnratb 9~abermebl
bsrlieB uniere 9emeinbe, in Der er 20
Sabre seipirtt pat.
8onnborf. Die bisIise 4pos
tbete, felt 25 Sabren in benz SeiiB bes
gpOtbetsrs NiidIer, sius burd 8auf
Iammt Saus unp @arten fir 5000
Dart an einen qpotheter aus Weblar
ii6er.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-02

&empen. Die Bizarre S6aas
i'm bieIigen &reiIe feierte bas buuperts
iGbrise SubilGum hires 8eitebens als
ieIbfitdnbise pfarrei; pprber sebDrte
Der Srt our Bizarre 8rebsu. Der ies
bise pfarrer gerItepl lit S%ubilarpries
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New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

CBy Marion P Bowen PIai1dsd. y j.. niece Of Il,
American Minister Vea,zuela)