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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16
DINNER OF ~BLooDLEss DIET"

The BlOodless Diet was in evidence last night
az an Informal dinner of the Vegetarian Club held
AT Physical Culture Strength Food Restaurant"
az NO. 10 Pearl-sr. Charles A. Montgomery Sec
eeC4Iy OF many vegetarian societies, Chairman
SpSecnss telling the merits Of natures foods
were made by the Rev Dr.. II. Pereira Mendes
the Rev. DIR. Bernard Drachman Bernard WcESsG-
GEN. Editor of Physical Culture; Or. Charles 10
shepard, Herbert A. CaSSOn Mrs lydia X Com
n11ahder, Mrs. Emma Beckwith. president OF the
.yFainy Daisies" and John Walter Scott After
ne Clnner there was a pleasant entertainment
A9ogt one hundred and fifty guests were presenf
an Sheerrul and We'll nOurished- Mrs. Harriet Hub
pare Aver sent regrets" Appended Is the menu
WHICH 10 a layman. "warn't very film -:
Green pea soup.
Nut outer Dairy butter
Whole wheat bread.
SofnineaL Win cream Whole wheat with cream
Apple-ceeTy
Italian prune pudding.
Cereal coffee.
grapes Bananas. Aposa
Assorted
Water.
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THINKS THEM RELIGIOUS MANIACs
THE DAUGHTER AND SISTER OF MRS AND
MISS OvINGTON TELLS OF THEIR
PECULIAR BEHAVIOR.

Mrs. Anna NJ Ovngton and her daughter. Miss
Sadie Ovngton. lived at No. IA Warren-st.. Brook
lyn' at the home of James Moore. until August s.
when they disappeared. They had occupied three
rooms there for about year.
Prior TO going to Warren-st. the Ovingtons had
lived at No 70S Union-st.. Brooklyn, where Mrs
Ihomas McKelvey, who a Miss Ovington. still
lives. When she was seen last night she expressed
great surprise to hear that her mother and sis
ter had been arrested in London. but admitted
that they had acted queery when in Brooklyn
She continued:
have not seen my mother and Sadie for some
Time we lived together at one time. but their
they are troubled with religious mania. but don't
Ny mother is the WIDOW S of John oV any %h
was corn merchant in Strathbury Ireland. and
my mothers brothers is William Parks well known
as an artist in Dublin and London. Samuel Parks
another brother, is merchant in Dublin. A sister
whose home is in County Meath. Ireland owns
Ny mother has another daughter. who lives in
Myckor-st;. BROOKLYN but l do not know the
along with mother. and she has always lived with
sndden1V ar egne years ago {ney e[5 our house
mere f9r six months Since then they have talked
ha1ve. no knowledge of their movements since
they left the house last August. I do not know
twenty-one 0-'e -
Mr. Moore at whose house the Ovngtons last
lived. said that the women had acted strangely
and seemed to be suffering from religious haIuci-
nations; They kept very much to themselves but
every Thursday and Sunday night went the Sun
for time at the Planet Mills, in Presdent-st but
lost her position last July.
Moore's house he received S. which was months
ope was Written eIgn ~ Men r On me e9ye
Broadway. New-York." Mr. Moore wrote 10 that
reply Two weeks aso Mr. Moore O asked F
Mfckelyey to come and take charge of the effects
up Tor removal before the Ovngtons left.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16
PARIS.
FRENCH NAVAL POWER TO BE MAIN
TANNED.
INTEREST IN SHOOTING sEAsoN-END OF
COAL sTRIKE-PoPULARITY OF CAKE
WALK DANCE AND MUSIC.

l.
WALK DANCE AND MUSIC.
Especial 70 II NeE-forh 1rta-e BY French Cablel
tcopvrtght. Ia0e. ~ The Tribune Associationl
Paris. NOV. 15.-The Ao.e OF confidence which
closed the violent attacks and Interpolation OF
NJ. Camille e!.etan. Mini-ter Of Marine, in the
Chamber OF Deputies shows hat those who pre-
olcted that France int. 10 reduce her feet
TO such an exert 5 10 change the relative
naval positions = EuroI EN- powers were mis-
taken In oIGe: - und4Is md the significance
OF YESTERDAYS vote il skoL be borne in mind
that n Pe!le a IS an enthLeiastic supporter Of
The younger sChool of ~ a men, who put
ieith in swift; cru sers End submarines while
IL Laness2n. his INN ed.atv Predecessor who
so vigorous assa.led Il. Fel.etan in the Cham
Der belorse 20 The di2netically opposite or
legitimate" school OF war with battleships
ana heavily arnored cru sers. When n. Pelle-
Tan came into Office ~ found himself con-
Ionted WIKI six years ravaI construction
programne adopted by the Chamber but for
he carrying out 81 ths' poril6 allotted TO the
year l3b2 there MAS lacking n sum of So 600 600
N PeLetan stated m substance that being
"bi.Sed 20 retrench soa here or other he Sc
iecled the three newly p.arned Dattieships Jus
Nce' verne and r rest Penar for economy
aho ordered all work he stopped on them
AS these three iailieznips were 10 be con-
stracted in private yiIds where the bulk of
naval building is do. II France, the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16
ARRESTED AT SANDRLNGHAM
TWO BROOKLYN WOMEN DETAINED FOR
APPROACHING QUEEN ALEXANDRA.

London, Nov 15.-Sensational stories were
current at Sandringham to-day regarding the
arrest of suspicious individuals in the neighbor-
hooo OF the royal residence. Late last night
II was asserted. two disguised as women
were intercepted by the police while on their
way to the house. The facts are that two
women. believed TO be lunatics. who wanted TO
present a petition TO Queen Alexandra were de-
tanned by the police
The women lived in Brooklyn. N. Y. and re-
Gently returned from a visit to Ireland. Their
names are Mrs. Annie NJ Ovington and Sadie
Ov1ngton her daughter. The mother. when ex-
amined by a magistrate made rambling state
ment TO the effect that she was the victim of a
conspiracy and was being pushed. and there
fore craved the Queens protection She was
taken TO the county asylum. The daughter. ap-
parently. is imbecile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16
MISSOURI SOCIETY DTyyER

The Missouri Society OF the City OF New-York
held its second annual dinner and smoker in the
Myrtle Room OF the Waldorf-Astoria last night
augustus Thomas. who has been the life of the
meetings of the society since it's founding presided
and there was an unusually large attendance The
following officers were elected: Augustus Thomas
president; Florence D. White. vice-presdent: Ed
Wstd y. Pflngle, treasurer and Burton Thomson.
secretary Among those present were Judge Thomp-
son. or 81 Louis; G. II. Daniels W. H McAlis-
Yer, ID w Walker, j. C. Hendricks, Colonel j. K
hickey. j. Stanley Todd and William NJ Chase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16
HILL A JONAH AT HOME.
OFFICIAL VOTE SHOWS HOW BADLY CoLER
WAS BEATEN IN ALBANY COUNTY

Albany, Nov. 15.-The official vote OF Albany
County. as tabulated by the Board Of Supervisors
is follows: Odeil. $3.50: COler. 1880: Higgins
22S37 Bulger. 1855; O'BrIen. 22S56; Mott. 1929;
Conan, % $40; Cunneen. 164 AS Werner. 1855 Gray.
16Si9. The Greater New-York Democracy polled
about forty votes in the county and the Prohibit
ton ticket about two hundred. There was an av-
erage of seven hundred defective ballots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16
MONTANA EDITOR DISCHARGED.

he WAS ARRESTED BY POSTAL AUTHORITIES FOR
A CARTOON ON SENATOR CLARK
Helena Mont. Nov 1.-THE United States grand
jury to-day discharged P A O'FarrelL editor and
A w. Browse publisher. Of a Butte campaign
newspaper devoted TO the interest of F A HeinZe.
who were arrested by the postal authorities for
alleged violation OF the postal laws A cartoon in
which Senator Clark appeared was the basis for
the action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16
VENEZUELAN TOWN RETAKEN.
CoRo CAPTURED FROM THE REBELS
AFTER FIVE HOURS BATTLE.

Caracas. Venezuela, Nov 15.-President Cas-
tro's first lieutenant, LeOpoldo Baptista, sailed
yesterday morning from Puerto Cabeilo with
three warships and force of 1900 men TO re-
occupy the town of Coro. situated 203 miles
northwest of Caracas which has been in the
possession of the reVolutiOnists. A battle be-
tween the rival forces took place to-day and
lasted five hours. with the result that the gov
eminent troops captured the town. A body Of
revolutionists numbering 800 have escaped in
the direction of Sabaneta. closely pursued by
Baptistas troops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16
BOY SHOT BY HIS GUN.
HE WAS RUNNING AWAY WITH THE FIREARM
WHEN HE TRIPPED AND FELL.

Meriden. Conn Nov. 15.-WhiIe on a squirrel hunt
William Holmes, an eleven-year-old boy was shot
and instantly killed by the accidental discharge OF
his gun. He accompanied by Andrew Parker
boy eighteen years old. They had built a bonfire
In field, when Holmes playfJly picked up a shot
gun and started TO run away. Parker immediately
gave chase. Holmes tripped and the gun was dis
charged. 1t blew off the top of his head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16
MAY HOLD UP CONGRESS VOTE
vIRGINIAs NEW CONSTITUTION TAKEN BE
FORE THE COURTS BY NEGROES.

FORE THE COURTS BY NEGROES
Norfolk. Va, Nov. 15.-In the United States
Court this afternoon. JOHN S. Wise. formerly OF
Virginia now of New-York. on behalf of Will
lam H. Jones. Edgar Poe Lee and John Hill.
negroes. filed petition against the state board
Of canvassers. asking the court TO restrain the
board from canvassng the Congress vote of
the state on November "A. The petitioners, two
OF whom claim to be taxpayers and able 20 read
and write. and the third to have fought for the
United States against the Indians. allege that
they were refused registration under the new
constitution, which they say is invalid and con-
hicts with the Constitution OF the United States
The petition was argued before Judge Waddil.
II he grants the petition the entire Congress vote
Of the state will be held up until the matter is
argued. At all events 1t will go TO the State Su-
preme Court and eventually to the Supreme
Court of the United States. Judge Waddill re-
served his decision.
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The Maehias. After proceeding short distance the
SSItncilL!.hau slowed up and dropped between the
aachlaS ana the Indiana. allowing the four battle
SHIPS 70 lead the way out to sea.
The Texas and the Newark will ioin the SQUAD
ron later in the Southern waters.
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p. AND L. E.. TO RAISE WAGES

IT IS ANNOUNCED THAT IT WILL MEET THE
ADVANCE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
Pittsburg Nov. 15.-The Ptttsburg and Lake Erie
Railroad Company will meet the wage advance Of
the PENNSYLVANIA system. Announcement TO this
effect was made to-day by Colonel J. NJ. Schoon-
maker vice-president and general manager Of the
road IL has not been determined what Increase
will be given what class of employees will be
affected.
Colonel Schoonmaker. in his statement saws thar
his company is in shape 70 accord it's employees
equal facilities for wage earning and equal rates
OF wages for like service paid by other lines in
this section. and when the rate Is determined will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16
TORPEDO FLoTILLA AT ST. THOMAS

st Thomas. D. w. L. Nov. 15,-The United States
torpedo hotills arrived here to-day and will leave
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ron P4P4L DELEGATE TO CANADA.

ARcIIBIS.!cP cHAPELLE FAvoRs APPOINTMENT
OF sBARRETTI.
Roue. Sov. 1.-THE appointment of an Apos-
tolie Desc a in Canada, 10 succeed Archbishop
FalcorO. made Papal Delegate in the United
States EaS been suspended Monsignor Zaleski
". q designated for the position said the cold
c.inare OF Canada would be bad for his health
Which injured by his residence of ten years in
IE1ia. The most likely candidate is now said to
be Mons nor Sbarretr. who is In Washington
aMati e new appointment. Archbishop Chapelle
warmly supports Monsignor Sbarretu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16
OFF FOR TIE nANGUTRES.
THE NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON LEAVES HAarP
TON ROADS FOR THE SOUTH

Newport News, Va. Nov 15.-The North AtIant,c
Squadron. which has been in Hampton Roads To-
the last week. sailed to-day for CuIebra Cs,ba
where the winter maneuvres will occur. The ships
steamed out shortly before 8 o'clock The Kear
sarge led, with the Massachusetts following Tbrn
came the Cincinnati. the Alabama the Indiana ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16
GILLIAN CABINET RESIGNS.
HE DID A BRISK BUSINESS

Santiago de Chill. Nov. l5.-The CHILEAN Cabinet
has resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16
TOPICS IN BERLIN,
Berlin. November Is.

Berlin November Is.
ENGLISH BRIDE FOR GERMAN CROWN
PRINCE-One Of the objects of Emperor williams
visit to King Edward discuss the betrothaI
Of Crown Prince Frederick William and Princess
Alice of Albany. who is a charming girl nineteen
years of age. The Duchess of Albany went To
England on the imperial yacht Hohenzollern, and
proceeded TO Sandringham with the Emperor.
Princess Alice and the Crown Prince are second
cousins, and are described as mutually sym
patheuc. She has been quite Prussianzed by hav-
l-S hVeo IN Germany the greater part of the last
three years with her mother and has been under
the close observation from time to time of the En-
peror and Empress. dynastic alliance such as
ths IS, on the political side. is regarded bring
and would from that point of view be unpopular
IN Germany. Princess Alice's brother the Young
Prince OF Coburg, is thorough little German He
Is now IN the military school near POtsdam.
TO INVESTIGATE THE CARTELS.-The gov
eminent commission appointed to inquire into the
cartels, or syndicates that control or largely
affect so many departments of production in Ger
many held its first meeting yesterday. The com
mission is composed of four professors eight mem
bers OF the Rechstag and nineteen business men.
Home Secretary PoSadowSky. in explaining the
range which the commissions researches are ex-
pected TO take. said he would lay before them ma
States He referred il is understood both to the
testimony taken by the Congress Committee and 10
various Investigations made by representatives of
the German Government who had been sent 10 the
I nited States. The commissions work Judged from
the programme prepared. will be a most exhaustive
ton into the effects of cartels on wages
prices and the economics of production erected
~ IS not unlikely that the government will use
tne report as basis for proposing legislation pro-
capital. -
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through using the ..LittIe Ads. of the People,
which appear in The Tribune. How often
one hears this safds
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In the course of the speech referred to in the
above dispatch Mr.. Chamberlain denied that the
Bond-Hay convention prohibited Newfoundland
from according preferential duties to it's mother
country and her colonies. but he admitted that if
such preferences were made they would also By
the terms OF the convention apply TO the chief i'm
ports from the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16

AMERICANS AFTER BRITISH ROADS,
The Westminster Gazette to-day revives the re-
port that Americans are trying buy British rail-
roads. The paper says II hears that an American
syndicate has offered TO purchase the Great Cen
tra!' that the negotiations still IN progress
electrified throughout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16

Erminee Muffs. SIS. $50, SIS. s1a5. Imperial
stoleS and scaIts. c. c. SHAYNE, Manufacturer,
42d St, near B'way
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NEWFOUNDLAND'S OPPORTUNITY.

TREATY.
st. Johns. N. F., Nov. 15.-Great interest is
manifested here in the Bond-Hay convention
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain's speech in the
House of Commons November ID is regarded as
evidence that ne does not propose 70 permit
Canada to interfere and prevent the ratification Of
the treaty the way in which Canada killed the
Bond Blaine convention in 1890 1t is believed here
that Mr.. Chamberlain realizes how Newfoundland
has been hampered by France on one side and by
Canada on the other, and that he is determined
to give her an opportunity work out her future
by commercial union with the United States.
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Ser ct. Souls nno Nep Yorf 81
mite0 Der Ganoalia Y%enniDlpa=
nia ySbort Sine"

Son iebt alb miro Der ct. Souls
uno Seem g0rt 2intiteo Der Henniplz
BAHIA Short 2ine als elm unabbdns
giger Dug BON ct. Souls na1 Sns
o~ianapoliS laufen uno miro aus Ell
1er 8ibliutbef= unb &au1s, elmer
SbIerpatiDnS> uno Speiles unb
Sblafs@ar beiteben. Wenn nDtbig,
nm Mufentbalt in 8ittsburg gu per=
meioen. miro oieier gauge Bug rad
9%arrisburg, 8btlaoelpbia uno Stem
Yorf ourblaufen.
Der Seem gort 2imiteo Der Bans
oalia= Benniplpania Short Sine per=
ldBt oaS uniDn=D Depot in ct. 2ouis
tdgli6 um | ubr Madmittaes.
Drei grpreBsiige tdalih NIT
9nrbzS hlafmasen uno Speiiemaz
gen BON ct. 4puis na1 SEEM gorf
iiber Die Ganoalia > 8enniplpania
Short 2ine.
Wegen ndbeler @~inselbeiten tpen-
bet @uh an S. M. s be8brDugb,
Iliiitents8 General Bafiagier Igent,
ct. Souls, Wtp.
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Cinderella Sanb= Yalait.

SIN Cinderella S9ubs 8alaft Iino
Die fur faltes uno naiies @etter be-
redneten @intersW aaren angefom=
men in befannter gutter, oauerbafter
Qualitat. Gom 0eiten bas Beite
an5uibaffen. lit itets unler Brinsip
aetDeien. @ir pertreten Die eriten
Sirnen oes 2anoes. &uh Dplge's
beribmte Silsibube fino uieoer auf
2ager gu Breilen BON finfaig Gents
.auftpdrts. Der Saiion eemdB baben
mir uaieren Gorratb in Sbuben fnr
8aae, 8on5erte, Oper, @eleuihaften
oeroolitdnoiat. &ommt 81 uns tpenn
ibr Shube nDtbig babt.
cinderella dub Balaf.
POT Ilamo Blasa. 9elepbon 585.
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R%eifenoe Igenten:
Gael Mrmo.
~. Gdlprpbinb.
QlQerlet.

- General Grant miro ii6 ihDn
bieIer Gage auf cine SnipeftiDnsz
9pur beeeber, auf Der er big 81 BalD
gelangert uno bic Sorts Glarf uno
BliB, iptpie bas Camp eagle SAB
beiibtigen miro.
- 8mi1den ben 8retterbaufen
auf 8eitels 6DlShDf am Snterna=
tiunal<8 abnbofe tpuroen cine Mnsabl
aploener ubren unb Ionitiger Sutpes
len aefunben, nelbe offenbar aus
ben peridieoenen 9iebitablen berz
riibren, bic in lebter 3eit bier ners
iibt tuuroen.
= Die bon ben @Duntpz& ommil=
ldrert pprgenpmrtene Dffi3ieae Jeitz
itelung bes Wnbls& elultates pDm
4. Mupen1ber tpirb an ben bereits
ntitgetbeilten 8iffern nihts @e1ent=
liGe8 6roern.
- Mdbreno Der lebten Gage per=
baftete Der &pnftabler Stenens in
Stnbt 125 ptpfeifipnelle Spieler,
melde, nahoem file lire Strafe 10
5ablt baben, tuieoer auf einige 8ett
IN Mube gelafien tperoen.
= 6enrp Setter, Der unter Der
Mntlage oes GtraBenraubes unb bes
Mproperiubes ftano, begangen in
ber Ndbe BON WacoDna an Safoh
Siegentbaler, tuurbe i'm 81. Diftrifts
9eridbte 5u 20 Sabren 3uhtbaus
peturtbeilt. Setter batte nod ieit1er
8erbaftun9 Srriinn fintulirt.
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Cages : Wemigfeiten.
8 n I n D.

Sn Seem gorf baben Die @es
lbpDrenen ben oes @iftmUroes an=
gefla9ten &plano 9. Wolineur frei=
geiproden. naboem Der BroseB lhon
apei Wal CUR Terbanolung gefom=
men uno Wtolineur bereits gum gpoe
nerurtbeilt tporben mar. Or bate
bereits bier Sabre in 6aft Sueebradt.
= Som l. bis Z. Sftpber 1908
lol in Berlin bel @elegenbeit Der
@ntbaaung oeS &ibaro @aener=
Oentmals Elm gr0bes internatipnales
Wuiiffeit itattfinben. Gin Gag 1T
fir engliibe uno amerifaniihe WuIif
angeiebt. 9as gpmite ermartet,
oaB bic Damen Games unb @proica,
Walter OamrolB, Soula uno uielz
leibt 9uolep 8ed iib betbeilieen
peroen. Wem mDgli1, piro quite
@eeersM u1if {. BlantaeensM uiit")
p0rgefibrt neroen. Nuh geiftlihe
Wtuiif miro cine Goae ipielen. NQe
beribmten Mfilitdr Mulif=& apeQen
Der Welt tperoer erpartet, unter Mn=
oeren oas Wuiifs& orps Der tiirtilben
2eibgarbe bes Sultnns. Cine Wtue
iitbaae init 1000 Sibplaben miro err
rihtet peroen. Der &aiier lit anges
gatae1 poroen, oaS BrDtettprat su
ibernebmen uno Brins Seinrib pire
pabri6einlib @brenpprfibenoer iein.
Der IusibuB minidt cine itarte 8es
tbeiligung BON Nmerita.
Der @bef oeS beutlden pitaIias
tii6en @eihpabers Gice=Momiral
Settler, bat jebt perlDnlib Die 9ei-
tung Der 8etue9ungen i'm Yangtiege.
blet iibernummen, naboem er felt
Wtitte Wai in ben norohinelii9en
uno iapaniiden @epdlfern eefreust
bot. &ir5li9 bat er pm 8ulung
iih an BDrb oes &anDnenbpOteS
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WieEiftEstes!

ggir bieten einbunoert Dollars gelobnung fhr ie=
ben Tal BON &atarrb, Der ni6t burb Ginnebmen
G.S. Gbenep g. Co.. Gieentb, Soleoo, o.
gBir, bic unter3ei9aeter, baben 8. ). gbenep ieif
ben leBten Is Sabren getannt uno balten ibn fir
oolfommen .ebrenbaft in alien geidditsbanoltn=
Gen uno fnan3isI befd1iet,, aIe pon ieiner Girma
sin9egangenen Decentralization su erfdler.
leoo, o.
Walotne, Gilman 6 Marsin, 8rOBban=
bells SrosuiteH, SoleSo, o.
6al's 4atarrb=&lr miro innerlid genommen nno
Dirft oirett auf oas gtut uro Die idleiniieen Ober=
Hidden beg Sptems. 3euenife frei %perianot. 9reis
tbefern.
0an's JamiIten 5 ptaen Hue bic tefeu.
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Z.

SIN @puntDz@ efGngnib gu So
ris begging. Der inter Der Nnflaae Der
56l56un9 perbnftete Sprelt Nrnplb
Selbitrnurb burh 8erbungern. Weit
er6Bter Stanbbnftiateit lebnte er ale
@abrungsaufnabme ab, biz Der COB
eintrat.
- Nus Beaumont miro geidrie=
ben: Wei benz geriu1e Der Berbaf<
lung mebrerer Der Tbeilnebmer an
Der grD6en S1ieBerei Bel ,Snutbs
MfritaA Tam eS aberntals 5u elmer
1ruBen S1ieBerei, Bel Der iebDh
Mieutanb nertuunbet tpuroe. Sheriff
Qnnbin9 perbaftete 4 Der farbigerl
S9ie6bUloe. Die Neger babert iebt
ale bic Oelfeloer perlaiien, bod
fitrdhtet man, oaB es gu rieuen un=
ruben fDrnrit. uenrt iie mieoer 5n=
rid3utebren uerluHen lunten.
- Der @einmnt=S teuerpertb bes
einoel@dbtert gigenthunls i'm Gtaate
TernS beIduft 5i1 auf ST., 017, SILL
73322. oegert $982, l87. 1865 i'm Sabre
1901. Go beoeutet bas allo cine
Bunnbme nm $35. 383. 1867. Die
Bunabine ppn 1900 Bis 1901 bate
5ld aber auf $68, 639. 079. alio faft
has Duppelte, belaufen.
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