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STONED AN AMBULANCE.
John McGnrry Seat to Protcctory
for Three Months.

Throwing a piece OF glass at an ambu-
lance which was hurrying TO the New
YORK Hospital with a dying man was
the charge made to-day In the Jefferson
Market Police Court by Ambulancs
Driver John Pinkerton. os the New
York Hospital, against John McGarTy,
nueen years old. of No. 40 West Fifty
fourth street.
Mlyis;rate Deuel. held the prisoner In
800 bail ,o insure his good behavior for
three months. and IN default OF the bail
II was reported to the Court thai John
McGraiie, Tie patient. a victim n hoart
disease. dad in the ambulant,e. hot ct
the hospital n wak aid that the patieut
died iew n3fVtes AFTER roachin6 therA
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MARVIN Z CO., SAFE
MANUFACTURERS, ASSIGN.
Ezra Marvin, Who Did eusi.
ness Under Firm Name,
Files Paper Giving Prefer
ences to Three Persons.

under the name OF Marvin a Co. manu-.
facturers of safes and scales at No. W
to w West Broadway. with Offices n,
No. 1N broadway. to-day died an o,.
s'Fnment to Eugene V. Myers. OF Sum.
init, V. J.
Mr Marvin gives preferences 10 syI-
fester l.. Marvin. of Philadelphia, Pa. 1:
Cornelius T. Rumscy. OF Riverside. Cal
Ezra Marvin. who carried on businc IS
and Lillian B. Marvin. Of New York
city, for what sums are due them No
attorneys are named In the papers.
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WIDOW Of EX.MAYOR MACK
BRINGS ISLANDER SUIT.
Sensation in Elizabeth, N. J.,
Over Action for $4,000
Brought Against Or. Rufus
3. Whitehead.
tss.si.i to n. E,~ain. wo,t. ,

ELIZABETH. y J.. April % Mrs
William A VI Mack. widow OF .x-
Mayor Mack. brought suii today
against Dr. Rufus u Whitehead for
5000 for SANDER
tn" defendant Sas partner o. the
late es-MayOr Mrs Mack reside. IN
Pisinf.id, havin. moved there after tn.
death 0. her husband
sherin Houston seFyesi motto. on Dr.
Whitehead 70 day Ths charges come
~ a general surprise Aad the .ul. h1.
caused sensation
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HS' tbNSi ht'b TRACK. April ~.
Rlr"s were ran over . muddy track
thls afternoon The crowd hoped that.
- i1- morning had been full Of sun
SHINE aud very warm. IN. se.s.S would
Ne good Ii was very wet and pas,y.
however. and the crowd turned to look
ap The mud runners
There were no stakes ON the card hut
IT Was eel mad. Ip ami promised good
snort In spite o' tine mud The weather
furnished delicious cnange lruln yes
ierhay. fpr. while heavy coats were
very comfortable yesterday. lgnt coats
Ncte burden to-day
ne attendance was well up TO the
aE'n'se In fact. one Of The best crowds
Of the wees VAS At the track
FIRST RACE
fof thrss-ys.r Old. sui uy sslllnk d.. and .
1sH 'uftouss.
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TO-NIGHT'S EVENTS.

HsssIc Biii's wi,a IVES, shaw.
Madison square Garden.
Installation of Rev. Dr. stew
e"son. FiHh Avenue Pr~.n,t-r-
Ian Church.
Twenty arh anniv~rsar,
Catholic knights. Grand Cen
trail Palace.
Meeting of Irish .ympatbIy-r.,
M~nd~issoha Hail, No. IIa IVES,
Fortieth street.
Lerturssi "Th~ Iaited states
steel Corporations" New York
tnisersity. Washington square.
"Th- Greek Potter. aud Their
Work." Cooper uGton.
Annual driiI cadet. at ~.
Francis Xavier College. Ninsh
Regiment Armory.
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THIS PRINCE LIVES HIGH
UP IN WALDORF. ASTORIA.
Hugo HohenIohe OwelIs in
Room ,45o4, Which Isn't
Halt Size, but Then the
Corridor is Large.

Prince Huge Hoheniohe. OF Berlin. Is
In town.
He Is stoppin. a, the Waldorf As
t1rla. .,
His room is on the fourteenth floor.
The number IL l.t5OI I-2.
/; Is 20 small that the Prince has to
70 on, In the hall 10 comb his iuxurlant
and ferocioCs ah.xkers.
When Prince Henry was hero n. had A
suit on the second hoor.
But Prince Hugo Hohenlohe In payinr
his own expenses.
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MINERS AND OPERATORS BELIEVED TO HAVE AGREED

The conference between the representatives of the
United Mne Workers ard the coal roads came to an end this
afternoon. No settlement given out. II is expected
hat Senator Hanna will cali meeting of the Federation
Tor Friday Saturday All seemed in qood spirits after the
conference and the impression prevailed that some agree
Inent had been reached
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D.A R. HONOR REVOLUTIONARY HEROINE.

At tioFrood Episcopal Church
and this
Chapter d. A. r. unveiled tablst
cobn o the
NhrgaTet Corbns husband
Washington She the sun
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THREE NEW SHERlFF'S DEPUTIES.

T. CTonin
C.. orr.lv
Of
and Union
sheriff Deputy sb4rns
Radlcy sworn in nm,
ofoe n r.
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ITALIANS WANT AM ERlcANs pARDoNeo.

H. Frugonc editor
following abesram to-day Italian Ey.,,-
Bulletin behalf
satisfaction received through
pard the of he
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BIG JEwELRY FAILURE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO April 3o-The Wholesale ewclry o.
OF the the West
liabilities prepared The arm ia
to have onea ness Of n year
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FIRE IN BINGHAM TON.
Thee stores aud Hank Diasins
In Heart of city.

BINGHAMToN. y Y. April 3o.-A
at" is raging in the heart OF this city.
Three stores and bank are already
on nTe
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asf 'ufious.,

fre-lander Mas the pacemakcr. followed
~ close order by lr1descent. White Owl
and knockabout They ran this wly To-
IN. front AMI came homs alone. winning
easily BY three lengths from Freelander.
who VAS half length in fpont of White
owl Rappenecker, the fayorite. NIs
practically left at the post
SECOND RACE.
Fof three -ysar-Sl. sni 20. ave aai a half ,gr.
lshg.
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VAN wYcK ON THE NEW BUDGET.

Wyck
his administration and which
IL Mr. shepad had
that budpe
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Master went back Ia tar hettint
which Is usually forecast of deeat
The signs We're at auit ln this instance
hoa"ver or Nnl.ter went 10 the front
jus, toadlcd home all alone McAdIl,
laid second to the stretch, followed by
t;raden and scurry. In the run acme
NcAddi" died away AMI ST BlTnaby
= A-tn-l chance, secured the place.
three lengths In front ~ 5curry.
InlRp RArE
Fgr hrss sstr.olIs sni ~. ,s!uns mile ,p.
80 ysris.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the tbirty-six
hours ending at y. VI. Thurs
das for New York city and
Sicinityi Fair Tonight and
Thursdays fresh westerly
winds.
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But what can do?" asked the Prosecutors. -" must
ait the decision on the hold up Of bills before can hope to
OBTAIN funds for proceedings against these and other law.
breakers. But am determined 10 get after these fellows
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RAID ON A POLICY SHOP.

County detectives rated alleged policy shop No. SIG
East Fourteenth street this afternoon They asres.cd four
r,en and confiscated lot Of sips and stamps.
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LATE WINNERS AT NASHVILLE.

Third Race-joe Lesser /. SaIe Green 2, Anonymous g.
Fourth Race-0efiant !, Do'Iy Grey 2, LORNA g.
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bill" DAL.Y'S HORSES WIN
TWO RACES AT AQUEDUCT.
Trump, at 8 to ], Comes Home in Front in
Third and Carroll D. Gets Purse in Fifth.
shaadonfsId. 50. Shea G a. 5s 81
solHisoas. Ill. Btsansn 81 81 IL

holu'soas. Ill. Drsnnsn I 8, g. M
The rslisman. ~ johnson g % "a
start fair. woa ridden out. Time. 10 t6
Trump raced away IN front and grad
ihr""-duart"rs he was six lengths I'm
irnrt of the bunch. headed by Tn.
Ret"Fe- and ShIndonfeld. Trump WAS
meN"r .Aoslt- lie began to back up in
w, i1st iirlnnE. but had enough left 10
WIN Dy iso and half lengths from
Ihe Referee. who held second piare
nx i"nx enough TO beat Lucky Star three
quarters of length.
ForRra RACE
Fnr nsiisa hlll... iAr.. wear, ia. ..,,,.
hTe sni halt furionr. "s'
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Was Awarded S 8, 500
in Suit to Recover
S25,5OO for Aid in
Wooing Doctor.
LETTERSAOOToMY MYSTERY
Plaintiffs Lawyer Said He
Would Not Read Them in
Court Because They Re-
vealed Family Skeleton.

After celebrating two hours the
Iur. this afternoon returned n YER
dict Of Sl3.50O for Henry II. Wibirt
against Mrs. Julia Watt Curtiss. the
wife OF DR.. Rollin A. Curtiss.
Letters handed to the jury by the
plaintiffs lawyer probably had mucn
to do with the verdict. They were
not read In open court. but the law
yer said they revealed the presence
OF family skeleton which he did
not wish TO expose TO the general
public
wTbIrt brought cult for 81. go. This
is the balance on an alleged con,rac,
with Mrs. Curiiss for service from ia.
when she vas Mrs Peter Morris. until
iso. when she was married to DIR.
Rollin A. Curtiss
The services described by him were In
obedience 10 orders IN s.y.nty-nIr. let
iers and kilograms TO ''nnd Dr. curtlss."
cause DR.. curtiss to yIslt me" and
prevail upon Aun; Mary Pincknoy to
transfer a certain real estate to me-
Tells OF BIx Transfer.
Mr.. Wiblrt told how faithfully he per.
formed these duties. including nj. sue
cess In getting Aunt Mary TO transfer
nearly block of the old Archlbl!d WAT |
farm. In Harlem, worth $1,000. to Mrs. |
The dcfenze began with the reading /
OF Mary O. Pinckn-ys deposition. Mr. |
Mc!lis read from 1t that she lived In the |
and Thirty ninth street. west OF Lcno.
avenue. IN summer, and At the Hotel
In winter. and tina, she
iid convey the S1G1y block az on.
Hundred and Fifiieth street and sey-
enth avenue to Mrr. rurtiS- In i,'7.
Dr.. Curtiss then took IN" stand.
II wu. In ule capacity OF physician
10 Mrs. Morris and tutor to her child
Mr CnrtL-- replied
Curuss denied tast wlbirt had any.
hing 10 DO with bringing him and Mrs.
Norris together. or that he brought
lin back to her after their marriage
II have never left her since our mar
lac. There has been no occasion 4,
'r!ng me back
M,st~rious Letter Read.
"Ah. then. what did you mean when
..i,oh an, na 30, - s'" "F.
ian 1907 'e''' "'
n,,, o,, ,,.,,
."'a' ""'H' an "a oaes naTs
'on HnoS tod Jou | Should 20 u certain
ondtioas eontiIusi to exist; could nat ,oa ,
inus
am "sh man. esa scarcely keep NY
cad up the 2sS four days The We. Years
. k- vsry r,a,iy pat nv h,,1 nae, ,,,,s,.
"A "a. a, IA, x,.,,, -,
"A ""' "''"'' !" WINK 70
al me saall travel gadsF 80 ashun~!
.ne. $, ny family eaaho, trace nj. Tell [
'ool.y th.t An going b,es ln,o ,-,.t., IN.
a. ,,-srI m. "a :, '''
Nnlt ala you mean Dr. turttrs
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AT LAKESIDE.
Fifth Race-Pyrrho |, Tommy Foster 2, Donator 8.
JEROME DETERMINED TO GET AFTER GAMBLERS

DistrictAttorney Jerome said late today that information
ad just reached him ta' ocohcons and ga@aghcucs were
inning in full blast in Manhattan.
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AMERICAN LEhGuE GaES.

At satmore-End fifth inning: Boston, 8: Baltimore 2
At Cleveand-end third inning. Chicago. Cleveland.
At ST. louiS-End fifth inning: ST. Louis. O: Detroit o.
At Washlngon-end second inning: Wash 8; PhIa. g.
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Game Became Interest
ing in the Eighth In.
ming When Quakers
Batfed Out Two Runs,
Tying the Score.
The Batting Order.

Special 20 ne Er.sius Word,
BALL GROUNDS. PHILADELPHIA.
April O-Thc last time Papa Knlcker'
bocker's baseball pets VISITED this town
Manager Fogc! had In charr" thirteen
men That time the knick.rDock-rites
were beaten. This tim. though, there
ver' only twelve in the party. Result
we'll the eiapsc OF two hours aiOnc
could tell that
No dark. threatening clouds lowered
close to Philadelphia eartn to-day sun
shin. In all IT,. brilliancv reign-i in
stead. and It's steady beat made the dny
feel like one In July. n you arc anxious
to know just how hot II was Imagine
the fair population of the rity travelling
about the streets tn diaphanuu- shirt
waists That would not not be 80 won
derful In New York. but for philadelphia
II was quite odd. And the girls didn't
wait for couple OF weeks to fini out
IL WAS very very warm.
But that's not Ia ~ball siili II serves
to show what vas TO he expected os
the players o' both the New York ani
fhilsdeiphia teams In their game. Not
fear WAS entertained Of running
AHlu'h bl AlaN uIffufh o0s.
Horse. and every body moyr1 about In
snappy fashion.
M cheers for Giants.
The Giants DO not look nearly so
pretty and neat In their suits OF gray
~ they No In the waite ones In the
gray. though. they look more business
ik. and there Vas less fear OF spelling
hem in making tobossan shoots .; the
bas. lines.
Well. the Giants prn atlsed. All worked
nari-Just a. hard as they DO tn the
games The quaker roDt.rs. partial folks
hat they are. gaspcd In amiE,meni.
but ne'er cheer rent the air In ag-
'reciition Of the New Workers .noTt.
They looked on BeiI. the new short
stop. AMI whispered To each other that
he was great Down ihe line of player.
hey went and every time passed In
audible compliments
The Giants did not want any trlhut-s.
continued on Sixth pag")
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st,rt god won dTi'inx Tine-iso
iluri Scherk made The pace. followed
by Carroll u. ana Himself They ran IN
lose order 10 gn- stretch where Carroll
r. took the lead and won By head
from his stable ccmpanion Himself.
Pric" ras third. a length away.
SIXTH RACE
Far msisu hillss aai ssldlHIs t-o year, eid;
four a1i half 'uflanEs.
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Josephine Monlhan. a 100 to chanos,
niti"rrd her back.rs by making the
stnia Grace. Clipper ard Tact rren-
th1m il"u worked this way out of ths
ruck and. wearing down IN. I, adcrS. won
easily ai tn- end bv three lengtha. Dia-
beat Queen ~ piNiana a head for the
place. tn" winner was hid % by Grtf-
ms old enemy Dr Lyman. 10 sSo6.
az Which prfc" Tr~ntham returned 10
FIFTH RACE
ror thf,.-y.ar-oit. .pI In h,,.,-,,. .>
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VIII Va, CAN asain.Ido =. witness.

WASHINGTON. April 0.--Tbe senate
Philippine Investigating Committee Is
subpoena Major Cornelius Gsr,iner
sA~aaiz-idA- alxto Loocx and Makini.
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CaresuI Attention to D.,.il.

Makss the iining-esr service OF the Peansytyani.
uavsiisr. sss
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TEN PER CENT. CUT MADE
IN CITY EMPLOYEES Pay.
Board OF Estimate Uses Prun-
ing Knife in Wholesale Way
Under the Recent Special
Law.

The Board Of Estimate and hppor.
tionment readiustct :LO0o salaries Of
city employees to-day by simply adopt.
Ing tho recommendations OF h.ads OF
departments.
on the whole a reduction Of 10 per
cent ls maze. but many salaries nre
pntouched. Some few hundred salarie.
are raised.
The Pennsylvania Railroad
Offers the best service passibls 10 So. Louis Chi
ess9 as5 Tie eiiiss Of shs Middle West 20
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VIeifAtruft In GnaIanb.

Sin 2ibsrpool 10 srobe a~ufresune
bur1 Nelbunesn bee SnbaIts betporees
rufen poroen, bab bic bortissn bsrborra.
asnbften probifOnsfrmen ..amerifani.
firt' iperben foQen. Die aftiondrs bon
Jotuier 8rotbsrs. einsm Der er5Btsn On.
aros. 8duier, taben GirenIars srbaltsn,
iusl&s fie auforbetn, Elm sorldufses 4b.
fommen ~ bshdtisen, ipona& itr De.
i@dft an @uitabus Srantiin Smift. pra.
fibent bon Sniff & 60. in Gbieaeo. bers
fauft tpirb. Das rsbersiniommen nit
Shift tuurbe burG Mnberfun Soirler bon
Nsip gorf %sstrofen uno i&iiebt ben Der.
tauf oer SntersRsn ber 0sieai&aft an
ben 8iebbbfsn unb G~tabliHemehis in
Chicago Ionic Der 0robi&iddtsrsi in
Ranfas gitb Elm. Inter ben 8ebinsun.
gen ID cine 8efimmuns. ipeI&e bic 2is
quotation unb auH5iune Der 5irma Soiu.
Ter Brothers borfiebts
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Gin e4euseI.

Die in 8arnfabIe ~ lsbsnsIansIi&s,
giniperrune In BEN Staats. Srrentauil
~ Taunton. Maf., ssrurtbsilte Rran.
i~eniuSrterin Sane 2oppan traf IN bel
anitalt Elm, in ipsIGsr ie ben 9lsIt ibrel
Gage berbrinsen tpirb. Die 8abI bel
bon Der mobsrnsn 8prsia bsrabtsr
Morbe ID ipeit er5Ber. als man anes'
nommen bate. Nor unb felt ibrer Der.
urtbeiIuns Bat fe bsfanntIi@ ~eeitanben.
in ben Iebten elf Sabrsn ni@t tuenieel
ale 81 9sriOnsn in bic Giuisfsit ssf&idI
40 BADEN. Inter ben Dpfern bsfinber
f6 Srau @enebieue @orbon bon Gti'
cage, Toaisr bon @Iben q. 9abis bon
Calumet. pereiftet am 10. MusuR 1901
9tIben q. Oabis bon Calumet, Sui
1901 Srau sIlbsn g.. Dabis, Gam.
bridge. 4. Suli 1901 ; Srau D.. M,
Brigham bon 20tpsa, go. ausut 1899
5rau @alfins. SausbdIterin Der 5rau
Brigham. 10. Sanuar 1900; Srau
Gina Banniher bon Trunbribee, Bt..
81. aueuf 1901 ; SirneI q. Dunbar
bon cambridge. 26. Nai 1895; Srau
2eSetb g. Dunbam. Cambridge, 10,
September 1897 Srau ellie Nc9Rsar.
Naiertotpn. Oftober 1899.
Dab bic Mesdre ipirtli@ irrlinnie in,
unterlieet ni&t benz serinsften 8tpeifsl.
8etrefS bes Moiibes flr ibre Worbiba.
ten madte fs ibrem 8ertbeibiger, RiHtel
5reberid 3. 8Irbp bon 8rodlon, alnea.
ben, bic ii& i'm Druds iaum anbsutsn
lafien unb einfah unelaublid finb. Sis
iaeie. baB fe ibrsn Paiientsn MOrpbium
beibra&te, nm an ben Sterbenoen tpibers
naidrIi&sn 2eibsni8aften fr6bnsn ~
t6nnen.
,SobaIb msine @eIafe befrisbist iua.
rem" fubr bic erauenbaft Degenerate in
itrem @sftdnbnlb fort. ..ipurbe i'd ipieber
pernanftis. Msin sritsr @ebanie mar
bann, bic 8erubtIoisn 3ur 4siinnuns AZ
bringen. DIT eeiane mir bas, absr off
tDaren bic nnelidli@en bereits tobt.
8eue babe i'd niemaIs perlpart. Wsins
game SOrse mar feis. bab meine 8er'
bre&en entbedt tpstben f5nnten. SO ess
brau&te baber ieoe mbslids 8Orii1t unb
iusnbste ausidlieBli& Norpbium unb
airopin an. ba i'd uubte. bab oisis @ifts
in 2ei&en i@tuer 40 srtsnnen iinb.
ySrifnnia bin i'd ni&t. SD besins
meine 8erbre6sn bel boIsm 8strubiiein
Cine uniriberitebli&e @sipali ,tpans mid
su benielbsn. S&on felt meinem spblf.
ten Sabre NOR i'd fttIiH entartet. Oh,
s!ei& i'd mid niat flr t~uabufnnis balis,
CLAUDE i'd bod. baB i'd eineeitsdt iperbsn
iolte. bamit i'd isin tpsiteres llnbsil an.
ri&ten iann. Meine &afsrsi mag tpls.
Der dber mid fommen."
@ennu biefelben ansaben maGts bas
furhtbare Deib ben brei Aer3tsn, ipeI1s
Fe anf ibren @sifesSuitanb untetiu&tsu.
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8rsan's MatnuHa.

1ammanp Sal feierts aud ben Sab
resias Der tlnabbdnsisisiis erildrune
10. 8ourie Godrnn. Der iirsli& aul
Tammanp Saa surtdiebrts. mar Be,
Sauptrebner.
@iaiam Ssnninss 8rpan snii&uIbistt
iein RiGisri&einsn i@rifiIia. SIN BEN
S@reiben beibt 90:
.,Gammanp fann Der bemoTratif@en
8attei beIfen, inbsm Cd ben Ginflub Der
Organization 10 @unIfsn sbrli&er Me.
ttoben unb ebrli@er gIatformsn esltenb
ma&t, 8latformen. bic in fIarsr unb
ni&t mibauperhebsnber SpraHe bes 8cIs
les auHaRune ieber SHus bsutsn. Die
Seu&Ier areifen aud sur 3duf@une bes
bic aber on elei@e @e&te flr
Aae unb ipaieIe Pripilssisn for Nis.
manb elaubsn. maHen flo auF bic De.
itrsr Sa@s berlaRen unb Of.
len uHb ni6nnIi@ an bas @etpiHen unb
Die SnteaissHt bee Bellies appsairsn."
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RoofepeIt erfldrt ben Trieben auf
ben QbiliRptnen.

Brdfibent &ooiebelt bat amtIih ben
6risbsn auf ben p~biiippinen far iuieber.
bergeftellt erfIdrt unb bat ben aefanaes
men 8sbeIlen auf ben BbiIippinen Amnes
file 8studbrt. Ssins 9roilamaticn. bic
am 4. SuIi auf benz ardipsl berlsisn
truroe, lautet i'm Nusauee:
.Sn anbetrahi. baB biele Beirobner
Der pbllippinsn ii& felt benz ausaIt 1896
i'm Muiitanbe eeeen ben 25pig bon Spa,
nien %bsfanben, unb bisfsn aufftanb aeeen
bic autoritdt unb Souberdnitdt Der Der.
einiBten Staten foriisstsn. als Der VI.
dtpel bon Spanien an bic 8srsinieten
Staten abeetreten mar,
.Sn 4nbeira&t. bab Der aaffanb ae.
Gen bic 8ereiniaten Staten nun au gnbs
ii unb Der Srisben auf benz gauaen slr.
6ipeI. nit Iusnabme bes bon ben Roro.
Stdmmen betuObnten 2anbes -auf mel.
DE f6 bieie Broflamation uiHt beaiebt-
interchangeable iuurbe,
..Sn Nnbetra@t, bab tp6brenb bes
N~uffanbes aseen Spanien unb bic Der.
eini8ten Staten bic Auftdnbii&en unb
ibre Selfer pisIfa& bic @sfsss eibiIifrts,
arieesfabruns berIsbten. man absr an.
nimmt, oaB Re bas aus nntenntni6 ober
auf 1sfsbl bsr Sabrsr res Mafhanbss
ibaten,
.Sn Hnbetra1t. bnb man I'd. fir tpeiIs
unb menf&Ii&, iotpie i'm @iniIana mil
ben ipoblpoaenbsn NbfiHten Der 8erein.
ieisn Staaten besdsIi& Der SiIipinos
bali, ea6 bieielben nidt ipsiter for ioi&e
uusefeblihe 9baien perantportIih ae.
halten perben, fonbern bab ibnen Amne.
file uno Patbon getpdbrt triro,
oDeBbalb fei eS bsiannt aemaht, cab
i'd, Tbeobors 8~ooisbsIt. 9raFoent Der
Bereinieten Staten. fraft bes mir Der.
faRunssmdbis suftsbenbsn &s&tss be.
oineunaslos allen 9erfonsn auf BEN Ars
&ipsl Gmnsfis setpdbre. trsI&e an ben
erudtnten a~uftdnben bsibsiIist .paren,
ober nnseiesIi&isitsn bssinssn, bic aus
ben politiiden Streitiefeiten bes Auffan.
oes b%erporeineen,
.,8orausseIett absr, bab bic amnehis
fi& ni&t auf Perfonen erftrsdi. tpeI&e
folde llneeistlihfeiten felt BEN 1. Mai
1902 in RrOpinssn besinseH. bic unter
@iUllre9ierung tanben. glu9 fol- f&
bic amnstie nidt auf 2eute srhredsn,
bic ipeaen zines eemeinen 8srbrs1ens
perurtbsilt iuurben.
Die amneitie fou Feline gieentkums.
redte in Sraee telen. peIHs Iia bic Der.
eini8ten Staten auf BEN Mrhipel bur&
@%onissirune ober fonfmie nabmen.
.Ssoe petion. bic bon bisfsr amneRis.
@rfldrun8 @sbrau6 maai. ioQ ben Der.
einietsn Staaten ben Glib Der 1rsue lei.
fen unb ibn unterssi&nen."
9rieesminiftsr Boot sriisb aIeiGaeitia
einen 8sfstI. mad fpelHem Der miliidri,
i&e @ouberneur ber 9biiippinsn, @ens.
raj @tafee, isines Amtes sntboben unb
bic Resiernns BEN iInsit BON Gonersb
ansenommsnen Bbilippinsnssfss semab
anf bic @ipiIbet6rben Der pbiIippinsn
lbsrtragen tuiib.
Sesner usr5HsntIi&ts QrisssminiRsr
ROot i'm Outrage bss PrdRpsnten cine
lanaatbmiee Sob. unb Danfessrllaruns
flr bic tapfere amerifanif9e Mrmes.
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Mpnpppliffens4risa.

BUR llst srraiGune feinsr GoIessn
brn&te faf N letter Stunbe Der Son.
srsb.S sifon Senator 9enrois i'm Senat
cine Bill Elm. tusI&e bic Grri&iuns zines
nsuen G~eIe8rapben' Spliems unb Rsgiss
tunesioniroHe iber ale TsIegrapbenIis
MEN sam 8tpsd bat. Man mar IiH niat
rs&t flar barlber, mas Der ionf iebr mo
nppoIfrsunbIias iunee pennipIbanif6e
Senator nit ieinsr WabrsseI sisentli&
anitrsbte.
Ssbt 1T bic 2ass isbo& aus BEN Sad.
GO banbelt fih UNI einen S&lag gegsn
bic @efern Union unb BEL bemieIben IN
9eHrofe ni&ts ipeiter aIs bas Wsriaeua
3. PierpOnt NOrsan's. Dur9 ben ans
srif anf bds Gelserapbenmonopol min
bsr alImddtiae 1ruff6nis George @oulb
%perbinbern, bic @abaib' 8abn bis gum
Neere aussubebnen.
Ssit Idnaersr 8eit trdet fi& @culb
mt bisism YIans. Seine Abfi&t III 60.
bic @abafb. 2inie in bireiter 8srbinbung
nit BEN atlantif@sn Ocean 30 bringen
unb oann ben Stabltrut 40 spinesn, ibm
bic 8~ef5rberune bon idbrIi& 1900, 900
9onnen Sradt 40 iiberlagsn. Dies nil
Norean nm ieben 9rsis perbinbsrn, unb
bic psnnfpIbanias8 abn, bic ibrs Snts.
reRen eIsi&faas bsbrObt fsbt. untsrhabt
i'm.
So CT @oulb anbsrs ni9t beifummsn
fam, ia Norsan auf bic idIaus Sbee
uerfaIen, bic @eitern Union anauersifsn.
@oulb III elmer Der SauptaitiOnire Der
@efeQf4aft nnb piirbe. tpenn bic 8ers
taatlidune bes 9elsernpbsnueisns iuirfs
lid ~ Stanbe tommen folts, i4tpers
Berluffe leiben.
8Orliufs III bic 9aEirune BET pen.
Bill gar ni&t beabf@tigt.
Sic ii Bic auf Deitsrss elm blobet
S&rsdi@ub Rorgan's. UNI @oulb aur
Aufsabs fsines 2isblinesproieItes ,u be.
@abri&sinli@ tpirb bisisr 8ped
irsrben. SoIte iebo& @ouIb
bartnddie bleiben unb Iid uiAt brett.
I4laeen laRen, 70 1T e niGt uam5eli4,
bab bic Der. Staaien tpirflih 3saies
runssteIssrapbsn erbaItsn. Die @rrsi&.
ans biefes felt Sabren beresbens anse.
f,sbtsn 8ieIes bate bas Bolt bann stpei
bsiriesenbsn NonopOliltsn 40 Der.
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.Wauper~ mar reid.

Der Cob bes Dor iurssm in DuIuib
Winn., beri&iebenen Sobannes W1asr
entblQte bic intereKante Sbatia4e, bab
Der ani&elnenb freunos unb bsfiblois
8srforbene elm 8erm6sen bon niGt tps.
niger ola elmer balben WiaiOn Dollars
binterlaRen bat, UNI bas fi1 iest Elm
talb Dubenb gtben f~treiten. Wlnsr
ipar i'm Sabre 1879 na& Amerifa ssfOm,
men unb bate I6 in Getroit nieberse.
Iafien, mo er it6 psrbeiratbsts, obtpobl CT
bon isinsr anberen Satin ni&t ssidisbsn
tpar. SO bauerte nidt LANCE. 70 fndpfte
ct Elm 8erbdltniB nit Der Srou zines 4.
B. in Duluth lebenben Mannes an unb
brannte balb barauf nit ibr burA. Ssin
germ6een ertuarb er burd Minenfpsiu.
%lationen. BEL benen er BON Slid Bee
giinftiat ipurbe.