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darmes hurried up from every direction,
and vast crowds gathered about the
spot where the body Of the minister
lay In the middle Of the road
The roadway was strewn fer a hun
drcd yards with the wreckage of the
carriage ana pieces OF the red lining
Of the minister's overcoat A few
yards from NJ Won Plehve's body lay
the remains Of the coachman I'll d
shapeless heap.
The minister's carriage was being
followed by secret service men, but BIZ
a miracle not one Of them was injured.
The force Of the explosion was 50 tre.
mendous that all tile windows Of d
hotel facing the street were blown In,
and even some Of the large panes Of
the Warsaw station, a hundred steps
away, were shattered Some OF the
drosky drivers 1T the cab stand III front
OF the station were injured.
According to one account, the bomb
was thrown from a window of the
Warsaw hotel Won Plehve's head was
torn on The lower portion was com.
pletely shattered, but the upper part
was untouched There were only two
conspirators. according to this version,
one Of whom threw the bomb from the
window and then bolted When cap
tured another bomb Is said To have
been found ID his pocket. The assassin
is also said to have been wounded in
one eye by a splinter from the wrecked
carriage
Assessing Plans Well Laid.
The assassination took place on tbe
Zabalancly Prospect. broad thor
oughfare leading up to the Warsaw
Railway station. whence the road
turns sharply to the left toward the
Baltic railroad station The exact spot
1t which the outrage occurred il just
before the bridge spanning the circular
canal. on the other side of which both
stations are situated
The bomb was thrown with deadly
accuracy and the assassin was favored
by the fact that traffic here is always
Of the heaviest, owing TO the crossing Of
line Of surface cars and the continuous
stream Of heavy trucks. NJ Won
Plehve was always apprehensive 81
attempts upon hts life and used 10
drive as rapidly as possible His
coachman. however, was compelled to
90 slow at this point The assassin in
laying his plans, evidently foresaw the
circumstance, and while the minister's
coachman slowed down, threw the
bomb.
The assassin was dressed in the uni
form Of Warsaw railroad guard. He
" comparatively young man. When
throwing the bomb he shouted, Long
live freedom with a little Russian
accent. His name has not been as
certained, and the prisoner told the
police he had no accomplices. 1t is es-
tablished, however, that the assassin
10 not Jew as at FIRST reported.
Altogether fourteen outsiders were
injured by the explosion.
Captain Tzvetsinsky Of the guards,
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Root Il He viii Take Il.

New York, July 90 There was con.
siderable talk about Elihu Root for
governor around the Fifth Avenue no
tel when Republican state leaders who
had been summoned BY Governor Odell
met TO discuss the political conditions
in the state Root, if he can be in
duced to take il, was the expressed
opinion of nearly every man who re.
ported at headquarters. These gentle.
men declared that all over the state the
sentiment was the same.
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Rnttermilk chamnion-

Wilkesbarre. Pa, July 29 The drink
ing match for the buttermilk cham
pionship Of the state has been won by
John OHara Of West Scranton. He
defeated William Jones, who had been
hailed as champion. II took Jones two
and a half minutes to drink eleven
glasses, while O'Hara drank eleven III
forty-five seconds.
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Empress Dowaqer Aids Missions

London, July 20 The correspondent
of the Times at Picking says that the
dowager empress has for the first time
recognized the medical work Of the
Protestant missions by subscribing TO-.
600 taels to the medical college now be.
ing erected there by the London mis-
sion in cooperation with American mis-
eious
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pied When Pardon came.

Trenton, n. j., July 20. George Rog
erson, aged twenty, sent to state prison
from Hudson county in 1901 for break.
ing and entering and paroed last Wed.
nesday by the court of pardons, died in
the state prison hospital Just ten min
utes after the document to release him
arrived at his bedside.
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kearsarae,s Lieutenant Dies at TrIest.

Triest Austria, July 20 Lieutenant
james Wilkinson Clement Of the Unit
ed States battleship Kearsarge, who
was left here in the hospital when Rear
Admiral Barker's squadron sailed, has
died Of typhoid fever, Lieutenant
Clement was appointed to the Naval
academy from South Carolina IN 1895.
He received his commission on Jan. %,
1901. and served as midshipman on
the cruiser Brooklyn during the Span
ish-American war; was with the fleet
during the insurreetion in the Philip
pine islands and had charge Of a tor
pedo boat in that campaign He also
took part in the suppression Of the
Moro uprising.
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vIadivostok sauadron sinhted.

Tokyo, July % The NladiYostok
squadron is reported of the province
Of Ava. Ava is about 200 miles
southwest Of Yokohama and is at the
eastern entrance OF the inland sea.
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oku Advaneino.

Tokyo, July 29 General 0ku reports
that his line now extends seven miles
north Of Tashichao and that be IS pre-
pairing to advance
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New Cotton In Market.

Hartford, Ala, July 29-Tbe first
bale Of the new cotton crop has been
received here
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Ralfours Statement.

In the house Of commons Premier
Balfour said the acute stage Of the
Red sea incident had passed, and that
the Russian volunteer feet vessels
would be withdrawn. He laid down
the British view that no belligerents
warship could issue from the Black
sea and that the volunteer fleet yes
sells In Issuing therefrom, if they took
belligerent action, either had no right
to issue or no right to take such action.
Mr.. Balfour's exact words in regard
to the Russian assurances on the sub
iect Of the seizure of the Malaeca and
other vessels We're as follows
The Russian government has met us in
this matter l win not say on general
principle, but ia regard to this particular
instance The Malacca could not be stops
ped before she left Port said. but she has
now been released at Algiefs. The Rus
sian government al the same time gave
us assurances that X the vessels Of the
volunteer fleet made further captures be.
fore instructions could reach them that
pending the discussion Of the general
principle Involved, no action should be
taken and that these captures should be
regarded as not having occurred. In ac-
eordance with that arrangement the Ar
dova and Formosa have been released
Volunteer Vessels TO Be withdrawn
We have received assurances that TIA
volunteer fleet vessels are tt be with
drawn from the Red sea, and we have lit,
tie doubt that there win be no further de.
sire on the part Of the Russian govern
ment to employ them ais cruisers so far,
&c grnf 81
versy has passed out Of the acute stage
! will not say That the governments *
this country and Russia have reached
an agreement on the general principle
but / think we need not anticipate any
practical violation Of the view which va
very strongly hold is likely to occur
Mr.. BaIfour assumed a more serious
tone us he referred to the Knight Com
mander He said
There are. / am sorry to say. othei
questions not connected with the mei
dent at all which must cause some dis
cussion between the two governments
and, ike all discussions between govern
ments. there may be legitimate cause rs,
anxiety. we hold that Il is not propei
that on the authority Of the captain Of a
cruiser that goods alleged to be contra
band of war should lee taken from a mer.
chant ship without trial.
This statement Of the premier was
greeted with an outbmst Of cheers. lIgI
continued.
The proper course, according to inter.
national practice. is that any shin req
sonably suspected Of carrying contrabandl
Of war should be taken hy the bellgerentI
to one "a its own ports, and its triall
should there occur before a prize court
by which the case is to be determined
Evidently If it- is left to the eaptain Of :
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RUSSIA YIELDS ALL,
viii Repair Any Wrong Done In
Sinking Knight Commander.
WITHDRAWS RED SEA SHIPS.


mons Practical Settlement of Vclun-
teer Fleet controversy-B British Cow
ernment's Views Of Rights Of Neu.
trails.
London, July 29.-The tension in the
Russo-B British relations has been re-
Taxed and no rupture is now probable
Count Benckendorff, the Russian am
bassador to Great Britain, has in
formed Lord Lansdowne that II Rus
sia has committed a wrong she is ready
and willing 10 make full reparation,
but before any action can be taken III
the knight Commander case the Rus
sian government must have the OPP
portunity of receiving the report of the
commander Of the Vladivostok squad
ron. Lord Lansdowne was not dis
posed to undnly press the matter and
promised to wait a reasonable time.
1t has developed that the United
States is depending on Great Britain
to obtain compensation for the loss Of
the knight Commanders cargo II is
the custom for ship owners to be re.
sponsible for cargoes, and therefore
the American claim is to be made to
the owners of the Knight Commander,
who, Of course. are British, ana who
In turn will make a claim to the Brit
ish government.
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Intense excitement was aroused 10
the crowded exchange building in the
stockyards BY an attempt to kill George
r. Ward, a member Of the commission
firm Of Alexander Ward & Conover.
Wards appearance, running through
the building pursued by a man flourish
ing a big knife, caused a general exc
dus. Before the belligerent could ac-
eomplish any harm, however he was
overpowered by a policeman
Rumor spread quickly that an an
archist had been caught in an attempt
to destroy the exchange building and
an immense crowd gathered No other
weapon than knife was found in the
possession Of the prisoner He is I'M
doubtedly a maniac.
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What part, If any, NJ. Won Plehve
actually played in the Kishineff mas
sacres Will probably never be known.
but his enemies have claimed that he
had full knowledge Of the events lead
ing thereto through bis political friend
and agent, Kroushevan, known as the
most extrome anti Semitic in Russia
and proprietor Of the Bessarabetz, a
newspaper Of Kishineff, The latter is
said to have prepared the minds Of
the people Of Kishineff for trouble ky
publishing series of strongly worded
anti-Senite articles.
The last great public work Of Won
plehye. SO far as known, was the draft
ing Of the peasant code early this year
This Is a scheme for peasant reform
ordered by the emperor in his recent
manifesto
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graner eunpcnt in Ct. eonis.

ct. 2oui8, s.. SUM. Selite
beginnt oobier Der A. SobreStae Der
Ser. Stoaten 9rauer . Iiiocintion. "
DDS Grefutio Gonite beg 8erbolbcs
bielt bette 9todmittag cine Sietma
ob uno Itelte Oas grogramm Der
@erbonShmger iiir ben morseu 8or.
mittag ~'bfdinnenOen Gototnt felt.
Dieter nito in Der in ititm.ittelbarer
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ttel1 ,WemorioI : Suae~, Wr. 1893,
2ocuit . StroBe, o~bgebolten. Der Be
o%ntenitob oes National . 8erbonoes
ieet lih aus ioIgenoen Serren 5ltiom-
men: BrdiiOent s. Ibeurer, gbicaao;
t. gice. 8rGiiocnt 5. Gardner, g6ilo.
oelpbia; 2. gice.Braioent 5rcoerid
8abit, jun, MiIpanfee; 3. gice.grd.
iioent Snlits 2iebmannl 9rooflpn;
Sdosmeiiter SEQ. ebret Jim, 0eip.
gorf; 5inon5iefretdr Gbas. u. Sdill5,
9efp. gorf; prot. Sefret1t @oaiis
9bomurtt Heu-9orf.
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lono, lit BON Der Enuomofnnul Gom.
m%iiiion 81 ibrem SctretGr erlpGblt
mor0en.
Bonamn a, s. &mi. - Moior
9lod, Gbef oes &nQcnieur 0eporte.
nlentS 0eS Ynnamu &onols, crmor.
ret, Banana bolO mieOcr 5t ~pcrIoiien.
Nue Nrbciter uno Nlcd)anifer otc iif
in Gulebro I'm gIrbeit bemorbeu bo.
ben, iinb eingeiteat moroeu. Die 9lr.
belt miro nod cinem 5pItem organi-
iirt, oas bon Dem Der iron3oitiden @e.
ielIidoit abmeidt. Die @Gtier. in oe-
men Die 2anol G|ommiiidre mob1teu
merben, mcroeu reporirt.
80. u. @rommell, Bertrcter Ser
neuen &onomofonaI q icQi6oit, BON
nel6er Die Ger. Staaten oie &unul.
Gon5eiiion erruor6en baben, ltno Sr.
Gborep, Der Sngenielr, melder Die
aanolboHten %leitete, ais odS llnters
nebnen nod elm Irun5oitideS mar,
botte geitern cine @%elpred)lm9 nit No.
mitol Mulfer, bent 8oriiser Der 8a,
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fron3oiiideu @eieQi6ait erbobene
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fron5oitiher Seite Dirb beboitptet, sic
Ser. Staoten ioaten Der iron5oiiiden
@eieli6oft ole Nu5goben bon Der 3eit
an, ltn melhe oaS llebereintommen
lpegen oes Sonfs abgelhloiien lplroe,
erieSen, mdhrcn6 0i, Stegierun9S.
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@nti6doigung idlte crit an Dem 3eit'
punft Beginner, al Delhem Die Ser.
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tii6 iibernommen babeit. Die IuSgo.
ben iperoer feitgeItellt meroen mo
oonn miro ole Gommtiiion oemariegS.
SefretGr Soft barber 9erid)t erItot.
ten.
II M onqrei6es dJ nj l.
deS 0ofument.
SIN Observation-Disclosures liei geIteru
ooS S6riitItiif (oer 9eiietitcO elm,
Oitrb meldeS ole dineiiiden @igeu.
thinner Der 8runoltiide, ouf melden
ouS nelte umerifouiide @einnoti6aits,
@eb1iloe IN Yefing errtd)tet neroen
ioa, ~oieielbeu mtf oie &egicriln9 Der
Ser. Staaten ilbertrugen. 0osS6rift.
ltiid lit 10 untiotgreidl DUB man nit
Der 0toiie bea &eiSpopiers, attf mel.
DIES ooiielbe geidrieben lit, oie@rumO-
itiide poaitGnoiQ be0eden fonntc. IS
lit in rieiigen tineltidlen 2etteru &c.
ifrieben, Sic Nicntono i'm Stuotsoe-
portement leien tOnntc. Der @eion6te
Gonger in Yefing idrieb nber nit Der
lteberienoung Ocs SbriftitiideS, Die.
les lei Ser 8eiiBtitel fir oaS in Reoe
Itebenbe @%igeutbunt, nnb Die 9eomte1t
oes Observation-Disclosures, bon 0eHeu
feiner elm d)ineIiider S6riftgeIebrter
lit, betrohteten GOnger's Nngobe dts
g~eniigeno.
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GricSIOn : 2inie nene idnclGe 9a0'
SOOte n2OrS Baltimore" nnS
yEcnn" nnd PHILADELPHIA,

@eqinnen eOnutan, ben 8. Sunt, 8 rbv
gormtttn9& ino bon oann alb taplib iulr
SoDltags, BON Der 9tabt. ltos 8raltSirube
Yrdmtige 5aBrt ouru ben &nnni.
Dabrt IN ciIter 3tittune St.50; Runofabrt
90 1nael, fir 8ildtubrt duf Tag. 6ber yiatbt1
8ooten piiltig. $3.50.
gtutioretfesgiuctc, bpT g0ilabelpDin uuf Der
-; & @. HubH" SIirldfebrenb, $500. 9irefte
Sabrblucte nab gtiaulie.6im IIno 5uriid prr
Boot $3.50 Ooer gati5 per 9inbn, fit 10 Snue
9n!tt9, $3.50. 6eruer oireite 6abrbtucie man
Nep.Dnrf, ecng.Vrnud, Msbnru i. Carr. rIne
Ml4tlii9, 500; Suilbfubrt 5000; Cape Dian,
HiiiLoia6tt $500. gIa0tGnnpfcr fabren mi
8 ubr WbelbS t1gIih (5UHntugs dnSacnoms
ineu). Btaete lah Il6Glu. IrO0, Garatoaa
oprt1aS. Gcluport. Geip, eaoen (@f), Burtlano
ONE ln1o iIorolihen HlnIten lper6en i'm ga
Geau lonie bel NlbnugG'S, gr. POI, goros
HeifesSanbbu6.
(wlalt0, 1856 Ir. 2oI, aie6isStrase.
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Mcfleubnrscr fibrt bic @elfin bcim
Yrunfboite 6eitlidfcit lnO foltborr
8ei6enfe.

% c n, 8. SSMni. - Sn Dem herr.
Iid gelegenen oberoitrei6tiden Slr.
ort @munben bat aeitern Die SodBeit
oes @roBber8ogS Srieorih 6rnn5
oes Gierten bon Wicdlenburg-S dme.
rim nit 8rin5eilin gtleronbro, Der
3tpeitGlteiten 5odIer beS Ser5ogS
BON Cumberland, 'tattgefunoen. 3ie
gait5e Seier b%erlicf in Der ~glon3eno-
item @eiie, Sir bette mar Die 5raier
I'M Die am Sortitog ~geItorbene Gr.
&1ni9in Worie Don Sannober dufge.
bobcn motocn, ltito ooS uripriinglih
geplonte SeitprogrImm fam nit ipe-
niger @ini6rdntuit9en sur Iusfiib.
rung. Cine ioldJc Wenge fiiritlidcr
8erionli6feiten bat onS liebli6c
@munoen nod ME norber 5t glei6er
3eit bebetberat. Set oielen 5ogen
lit eS oos Wteffo Der Mitglieoer Ell.
ropGiider Sofe geneien, Die ibrc
56eilnobme OH Dem feitli6en Grcig.
nib idon Dor gernitmer Belt onge'
idgt botten. Gin 8runf uno 8omp
rpurbe entfaItet, ser olif ben ge.
id)olter 9erooe5u perbliiffetb mirfte.
Gle Trolnine nnbm in Der Don
Observation-Disclosures munoerboa &c.
ifymiidten eoongeiil6en Stride I'M
Die Wittd9s5eit Der Senior Der
8munoener epongcIii6en 9irdenge.
meinoe, Ffarrer 9of, Dor. aitBer.
Dem mar aif ~beionoere ginlao1ng
Der Rforrer 8rebc BON ser infer benz
Broteftorot oes Scr5ogs bon Gum.
6erfonb itebenoen GbriituS. Stride in
Sannouer 5ugeger. Sn 8egeniport
oieies 8eiitliden ianoen ieineraeit
ouh oie Soitfe uto Die Confirmation
Der Brin5eifin sIetonord itatt. aui
Ginlooung oes @roBber5ogs mar
o er.Sofpreoieer WoIff aus Sdpe.
rim erI6ienen. Sic gottesbienitlid)e
5eier tpor duBerit einorudspoa.
Ser Srauiing icl9te elm Diner Ser
5iiritIi6feiten in ser groBen Souc
oes cnmberIdnbiiGrn SdIoiies mo
ip1ter mar @rotiIotionsfur, bie
eroBartie berlief. Die Sod5eitsge-
ifenfe, namentiif Die griflontet IL.
8obett, reprdientitcn elm iebr itott.
lides @ermogen. Die prddtise Illus.
iteuer Ser Brin5eiiir lit gum groBten
5betl In Sannoper un6 Mien onge-
fertigt fDoroen m.o NOR ifon Dor eli.
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Gnecm Gmue's GiIeubabn.go.

5nbrpIan trnf an 81. Wlai 1904 in grait.
Sdnipter h~eriuifen Bier yir. 10 an qiqbts
Strabe tdglid (ailsaenommen 6onniags) um
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8reenfpooo. Gaen6ale, Mtltor, Genes iino
3mifdenihhtioHen
eonntags nm 7.t5 Woruens nndb 2obe goint,
Gueensf9lpn, eentreoi1e, pefpes, sleboboib iHo
3pif6enitntioneH.
eiuf6lnb 8u 9eIatpnre unb Gbeiapenfe
9uretion nn6 Cation. SIforo uno Sipifhenitu
ttonen, iino 5u 8reenmoco init Der nSeiafpdres
et1enbnbn" nab aaer 8uuiteH fioIi6 an oer
sgefpsslorf, Abila0elp5ia & goriolf : gifeH'
Eranf ellea. Geaaefier.
JcHu 6. posler, Sen. sEaff .ssIgent.
(Waa 27,1O
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Merchants C Mincrs' Sranspor.
ietion Company.

giudb Bottom titb Dem Often: iebeft Mpntoa.
6 tlbr. -"
Sad Brobioenee uno benz Sften: Ieoer Conn.
tag Wiiiiluo6 unh iSteitdg, sbeHoB q libr.
gab Neippori gcpS uHo ~gforjolf: fdeIi9
I'M 9 ubr @ebnoS.
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bent 2uqe abfa1renoe Sampfer dnaettontmeiI.
yln9 Sutdmiab uno benz GiiSen. ieben Diem
itaa, NoHnerftag uno ganiftdg. Nbenos 6 llur.
Scttoner llno RrobioeneesD aIrpfet fabrett
bon Der 8erfte am .5uBe bes aongs3ods as;
SnoanliahsD dripter bon oer SSerite an 5ibe
bet MISUNDERSTANDING.
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q. .. garner, @.s0,sa.
II. .. Gte6bins, G.sM.
6diiptbfire1u: 4r. GOA, Roro.GbarfeS.etr
Sra9t' uno 8ofage'eireau: Nr. 22f, RET.
SattImore.etrahe. uf3I&5)
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Baltimore : Sampf : Yafct = So.
(glte unb IuuerI1f,ae 9nt.qtuie)

DE Der. etuatensNoIt bef0roern6.
Sar1pfer tabren tdeIihj SuHitaea ausaes
nommerI. bon Den ygap Gtne"sgiers, 1913
Boint Comfort, gorfolf, 8ortSinputb uiio allen
Qolnt 9omtori nit Is. & s. eIcfba6n" 1a6
Sitnlrno; yerbtloung ~ Portsmouth dit hem
MOUTH na6 %gllIGnid. Sn Norfoif Scrbthonna
nit Der rsItLautic Gouft Cine" gsoriulf mHo
Carolina. GDr'olf uuo iiolt1, giorioli uHo
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bern ltuo 2Gaibtnoton, N..G.
Wtabl3eiign nab europdifhen BlaIe. qnri'
rtote Gnliten5tTuler. eleftriihe WeleuttuHg,
Hampfbci5una. Nuicn fret. 8eferbirte adiittell,
simmer in Den N"tuctsgureauE Der Nob 9ine."
y(r. 1921 tANaltimoIesSirdb gr. 600 uno
sos. GtgbtsS tr0Be, 2. VI. g. Office. Tr. 2t5.
tNorosGbarieo' Strube. uHo Glbuugbs, 9barles'
UNI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Su1n VI. SberpUUb, q. yrntuu,
8tte tSrdf. II, Sen Dtunager. Gen. ,BaiI.stgert.
C8e42-)
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Wins Der SunocsbauptitaSt.
Die @dbrungSfrogc oiif Dem Sitb.
mis-.

- illRSs .4
Wa1bington 8. SStni. - Cine
Gonferen8 megen Der ofilt gcmoroenelt
5roge Der @dbrung olti Dem SItbnus
bon Banana bot 9eitern I'M Stoats.
Departeinent itattgefunoen. Ser Bro
lioent, StaatSiefret1r Sap, Die 9onal.
Gontmiii0re uno Ser 81 benz 3med
bierber beidieoene amerifunilhe @e.
Ionote inFonamn, Sobn 9nrrett. nab.
men oarou Ibeil. Sn Der 2eqislotitr
BON Yonumo lhfpebt cine Die 6rage
betreifenoe Bill, iiber neld)e es geitern
BUR geidluBfniiuns fommen ioIlte.
@enu Die 2egislatitr gegcn Die Mn
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10 rtnB Die Hegierung Der Ser. Stao.
ten prompt Shritte ibun, oa fir iie
Sntereiien IN Sobe BON efiua 20 Mil.
ltonen aiif benz Spiele iteben. 9ie@ ont.
trdttoren fir Die @~liserabung oes ao.
mails miiiien nGmlif, penn eine
idpmfense (Stlber-) @Gbruna an.
genommen miro, lire angebote nm
minoeItens 25 Bro5ent erb6ben, Inn
iid eegen Sdipanfungen IN ben So.
item bergtrbeit unb Der geoarfsartifel.
Die aus Der umgegeno oes aanals be.
3ogen peroen miiiien, iiter 5ii iteIlen.
Dominic s. @nrpbp, aeipeiener
Tenfions Gommiiiar nnter GIepe-
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lit oltgenideinlid bcitrebt, Der m
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rung bic Spite gegen gnaIdno 5lt
bencbmen.
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melde bon ser 9re&ocncr 9ont, Dem
Standardization @ontpereiu, ser
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BERGEN bobcn SGn9er.
gogen 5ablcn.
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ger eifrig oltf Elm engagement in
Neip.gort aus limo, ober falide BE.
griffe BON cen ~ge5obIten @ogen haa
ben. Sanger BON nidt einn1ol GROCER
Stipulation iheinen $500 pro Nbenb
fir cine gon3 berettigte 6oroeruu9
81 bolten. Sr. Gonrieb cngo9irt iett
feline ,psAtldsn .S9nger, 81 1890
nos5irt uorldufiG nur ooS Serroin
ltno niro nit oen engagements be.
ginnen, nodoem er ietne oben mtgc'
gebene Solr beenbet bot, lit ober ert.
l6loiien, sic bisberigen boben @ogen
3t r%eou3iren.
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