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New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
TAGeART GOES TO SEE GORMAN.
Democrats Who VIII Take Part in Confer
ence with Parker To-day.

Senator Arthur Pue German yesterday actively
assumed his relation to the campaign adviser in
chief to the Democratic National Committee He
did not so the headquarters n the Century
Building but remained in his rooms at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. Mahomst having manifested a dig
nifed disincIiratica 10 20 70 the mountain. the
mountain was under the necessity OF going 70 Ma
homet II was given out last evening tnat Mr..
'Taggarr the national chairman. had been with
Senator German from o'clock until in the after
noon. and that the whole campaign situation had
been discussed.
Others who called on Senator German were Sen
stoF {. A. Culbertson OF Texas. Senator A c Lat
timer. Of South Carolina: Colonel R. n Johnston
of Houston. Tex. De Lazcey Nicon and Thomas :.
Ryan
s Ex-ConGressman J. Hamilton LEWIS. OF Chicago.
who has been IN SWitzsr,2nd for q couple Of
months was ct headquarters. He breezily asserted
that If the parry IS win in this campaign l.
must assume positive attitude definite issues
The much heralded conference OF Democratic
leaders THAI was announced for Yesterday ana for
prudential reasons postponed until the state con-
NentioD should have competed lis work. Wll occur
to-eAy ]OGge Fefker announced al hose!!C .4lll
last nlght that he would leave Esopus on the 9:oa
tram OF the West Shore, which is due 70 reach
WeehaWEen at 9-l5. The Presidential candidate
Vln &c esIa abished during his stay in the city at
The gathering of the party shoguns who expect
70 neer MI Parker includes every shade Of Demo-
cr6uc oelle-. Among them are radicals VINO have
expressed In no uncertain tones tleir admiration
for the strong and compro henslye letter of PTes-
cent Roosevelt: some who have expressed the wish
thar william Jennings Bryan might have : chance
into he forthcoming letter from Esopus still
others who say thar unless Nh PARKER makes d
rms the bell Inc jig is up before the battle is he
EGn-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
FAIRBANKS At READING.
Democrats are Consistently Hostile TO a
Tariff, He Tells Audience.

Reading Penn. Sept. 1.-The Hrst days meet
ing Of the convention OF the Pennsylvania League
of Republican Clubs followed tonight by a
monster parade and a mass meeting in the Aeae-
emy Of Music. with an overflow gathering In a
nearby hall United States Senator Fairbanks.
who made the principal speech OF the night. and
Senators Foraker and Penrose arrived from Phtla-
delphia at p m. and were met by reception
committee
Senator Fairbanks said IN part:
The Republican party has completed half cen
est OF freedom. 1t has stood with intelligent and
inHe&lole discrimination for the establishment oT
our industrial supremacy. 10 has never believed IN
the Democratic policy Of making Great Britain
and other countries beyond the seas the workshop
OF America. II has always believed that we have
the natural resources the genius and tbs S9paclty
70 build up Industrial centres which would IlVal
Brraiug CHAM. Manchester. Swsnsea and the great
est 70 be found IN any other country.
Our Democratic friends are divided On some IN.
porta2t questions. but with respect TO the teTiIT
they are united. They stand by their traditional
policy OF hostility 20 the protective system TIE
Republicans do rot propose 70 invite IsE1rn OF
conditions which existed during the last Demo-
cratic administration We want no policy Wn1ch
will close American factories and turn our labor
into the street
OF the support OF the American people than to-day
It's principles were never more vital 70 our IN
dustrtaI system and national development than
now and il we but adhere to them and give our
potent support to the administration OF Theodore
Roosevelt We shall go forward expanding n CON-
uerCial and national strength
Senators FAIRBANKS and Foraker returned 20
phfradaIphia ro-night
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
Campaign Notes and Incidents.

More than 1870 persons yesterday visited the new
sight" distribution bureau OF the Republican Ma
uonal Committee on the ground foor of No 33a
Broadway A large show window of a shape nartic-
uerly adapted FOR the purpose is handsomely deco
rated with Inc America olors while on the face Of
tho window in large letters is the legend Political
Documents Free The floor Of the window ig coy
cred with variety of pamphlets so disposed as 10
show their titles 10 advantage Large lithograpbic
portraits of Roosevelt and Fairbanks contribute 10
tie decoration Stepping inside one finds an at
teEdant ready hand over, without questioning of
any kind. such documents may be asked for.
On Saturday evening at s o'clock mass meet
ing and banner raising will be held at Highland
Mills the new home Of senator Platt Senator
Patt has interested himself In the meeting and is
scheduled TO preside.
William II. Taft. Secretary Of War. VIII speak at
Elizabeth. " j.. on November and f. P. Brown
Of New-York. will speak at Morristown tomorrow
the>occasion or tho assembling OF the Republican
Congress Convention for the Yah District Secre-
tary Taft VIII speak al New-FIavcn, Conn, on No
James Wilson. Secretary OF Agriculture. is sched-
Gied for three speeches 81 NeW-York, beginning at
Perry. on September 80 His other New-York
speeches win be AZ FrendshiD on September q ana
at Binghanton or September 2s. on the two oeca-
braska. VIII speak also.
Governor ourb:n, q Indiana. said yesterday that
he sees no evidence o. Republican disafrecuOn in
Indiana the only Republican In the State who has
announced that he will not vote for Roosevelt
DenS ;oF11er Aissou-ian who has said yet
that no Will support the Democratic ticket
West Virginia is as safely Republican this year
as either PENNSYLVANIA Ohio" said Congressman
Joseph II Gaines. Of charlestown W. Va. on his
introduction AZ the MONDAY meeting yesterday OF
the Roosevelt Republican. Democrats Commercial
Travellers League of America At Nc. Eol Broadway
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
DRY DOCK HOTEL RAIDED.
Cal IL DisOrderIy -Gaynor
SAID IL Vas Run ProperIy.

TIE D-y Dock Hotel. al Third-s.. ard the Bow
Ev. 5y Jake Hertz ana his wife ..Tlos,e %.
vas raiood last night by the police CT the Fifth-s
EeIon on warrant Issued bv Magistrate Flsm-
taaF ~ ths forkvie court. This Is the hotel :hat
.ns'ae Saynor inspected end ssId Was being run
pIypsisy- Ten he ensoined The police from keep
ins nen en guard in front OF II N.~ scb,-ar,v
ot No A.seS Seeohd-ave. clerk IN the hotel was
arrested. charged With keeping and snaintainIns, a
e.sofceIsy house. The raid followed the arrest %
49,. neiiz On Tuesday night. on complaint of
nssIALa '@ls' travelling man. of East Buffalo
who alleges that she adratnirter.6 ..t,oclr,,,t
DROPS % hin ana robbed him Of a gold watch
valued az 50. So in hills and some clothing Pic
oia not appear against the woman in the York
49, court yestsrday.-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
BANK DIRECTORS OFF.
Democratic State Committee Changes
Ticket for Electors.

Saratoga. N. Y. Sept. 21.-The Democratic
State Committee met after the convention to-
day and filed several vacancies existing in the
State electoral ticket, due chiefly TO the former
candidates being directors in banks, which IS
held TO dsqualify for electorship. Herman Rid
der Of New-York, was placed at the head OF the
ticket as eleetor-at-large in place Of H. P Whit
ney and Edward c. Sheehy was made district
elector in place Of Mr. Ridder The other
changes are Nathan Straus. vice James T.
Woodward Of New-York: William P. Mitchell
vice Isidor Straus of New-Y ork; William Demp-
sey in the Franklin district. vice Matt C Ran
som. OF Malone; James r. Rafter in the Her
kimer district, vice Robert Earl: B. J. HarOun
Howe. vice Giles s. Piper. of Oswego; Edwin
Duffy vice L. J. Fitzgerald, of Cortland; Fred
erick Cook. vice Walter b. Duffy, of Monroe
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
BROADWAY TUNNEL SECTIONS MEET

Shortly before noon yesterday the shovel of the
leader OF the City Hall subway section gang grated
against the shovel Of the foremost man Of the
Trinity Church gang and to-day for the first time
in the history Of the city. It is possible TO walk
beneath Broadway from City Hail clear 10 TX
change Place. Scarcely had the shovels kissed
when The gangs in both sections ceased work and
d. J. Degnon, president of the Degnon Contrac-in0
COMPANY was summoned. 1t was 2:3O p. m. when
Mr. DegEon arrived. Work was then resumed
ne men widened the hole sufficiently 10 permit of
the passage Of Mr. Degnon and party Of engineers
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
Cured Of Asthma

After Years of Terrible SufisrirG
Mary Josephine Bezy. Floyd Knob, Ind,
writes: After suffering untold agcnieS
for Sc years from Asthma, / was cured By
Schiffmann's Asthma Cure. fused to besO
bad that ] could not move without help. but
lean now do all my own work. Another
writes; MY little bOyT years Old has
been sufferer fer several years. Some-
times so bad of thatws Couldnot hold him
IN bed, expecting any moment for him 70
breathe his last. Doctors did him no good
and We had almost given up in despair
when through accident we heard Of Schiffs
m8nn'S Asthma Cure, tried it and 10
elmoSt Instantly relieved him. Mrs. d. @
Harris, Elbow p. o., Va.
Sold BY al druggists Of SOC and S1-O0
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
SECRETARY SHAW IN OMAHA.

Omaha. Neb. Sept. A-Leslls N Shaw. Secre-
tary Of the Treasury. arrived in Omaha to-day and
was met at the Union Station By Senator 3fillard
and other Nebraska party Ieaders He Was on.sr
talned 9t luncheon at the Omaha Club and spent
the afternoon meeting friends and 6rivipy SecFe-
taFY shaw spoke tonight and was received yvitb
great enthusiasm He reviewed the chief issues Of
the campaign. -
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
STUDENTS COMING HERE HELD UP.

Columbia. No. Sept. 2l--FoUr prospective stu
dents OF the University OF Missouri. coming from
Egypt and Turkey. are detained az Naples. Italy
by the Italian authorities because OF the emigra-
ton laws. Three other members OF the party have
arrived here, but the release OF Tire four in Naples
Will be secured only after Intervention BY the
before Mr Hay. Secretary OF State, and the Ameri-
can Minister 20 Italy IL Is said. is taking the mat
ter up with the Italian officers. The party OF seven
Egyptian students left the Protestant COllege at
Beirut, Syria. more than month ago.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
HAD ENOUGH OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY
3. J. McGOwan Ildorses Progressive Admin
istratioa Of the President.
lsE TELEGRAPH . THE TnlsrNE.i

Niagara Falls. y. y. Sept. 2l.--Henry J. Nc
Gowan. Democrats committeeman Of the sixth
Ware. hss resigned ard declines 20 have anything
further % % with the Democratic party in this
campaign BE states that he is now holding a
good position. and that his aim ard object Aill be
better attained n supporting Roosevelt.
I an rhoI 0Ughiy convinced" said he ..tha- o1,-
party Offers nothing better
NClSOWaa supports the Presidents Panama Ga
nai policy ard The Philinpnc polfcv 10 refere =,
William i. Sheehan and the Hon W Carl F,lv's
action in 1851 IN supporting McKinlev a~d fesls
fhat he is only exercising the same ri.ht He
closes with the stetemeut:
= car serve my country ard nv fellow citizens
ard. think. my party best by refusing TO sUDport
II IL this csEpsisn. end by aicinr n the contin-
uance OF the progressive prosperous ana energetic
ADMINISTRATION or President Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
rERMs OF PgAcE IN URuauAY.

Montevideo Sept. 2l.-The bases CT peace between
the government OF Uruguay and The CruSuayaH IN
surgents have been formulated BY Presideat Or
donez and accepted IN principle by the Insurgents
An armisdce has been concluded and peace appears
TO be assured. The peace that the rebel;
shall surrender their arms. that the SoVerrIlleI
shall agree not to interfere with the property or TIE
Insurgents ana that Complete electoral freedom Be
faI
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
DREAmLANo TO CLOSE SUNDAY.

Dreamland Will close for the season on Sunday
Tonight has been designated as Military NishI-
out OF compliment % the 1trh Regiment. Brooklyn.
which viii attend in a body under command o.
Colonel A L. Kline The regiment which numbers
nearly rtne hundred. viii assemble a. the arn1ory
AZ OelocS. sotHs 10 DreaTaland BY SPECIAL trolley
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
BIC GUNS FoR Sissy.
lsY rELEoRAPH 70 THE -RIgr.IE-

lsY TELEGRAPH 70 TIE -RIBUSEl
Franklin Penn. Sept. 1.-Corgressman joseph
c. Sibley who is a candidate for reelection in the
XXVIIIth District. has arranged for tae following
spea kers at the opening OF his campaign next week
Congressn1en Babcock OF Wisconsin: 8sde. OF Mn
nesota; DalZeN. OF Pennsylvania; Hamilton. OF
Michigan; Hepburn, OF Iowa; HUI. OF Iowa; over
street. OF Indiana; Sherman. OF NeW-N0fE: Free
land OF New-York. and ex-COngressnen CasSon, o9
Iowa and Burke, OF Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
HUB STUDENTS TO SAIL FOR ENGLAND

,, lT.y TEt -~-'.''r 10 FprRrNrlt
6oston, sept IA party OF thirty-hve Rhodes
- T-@' mp winners VIII meet IN Boston and sail
- --4's'aio On tHe IVeFhid on september g Twenty
St Ssa'eiooms nave peen reserved for the party on
the upper deck Before sailing they will nav
formal visit 20 President Eliot of Harvard ana
visit points Of interest The party includes ] A
Brown. Of New-York, and B VI Price OF SA1r
Jersey 0' N- -'e'-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
~suFFALo BILL" APOLOGIES TO WIFE

Isv rELEGEAPH TO THE TRTsUNEl
Denver Sept. u--Convinced that his charges OF
attempted poisoning made IN his divOr>e complaint
are influenced BY the appeals OF his children and
the arguments Of his attorneys. Colonel ". T.
Cody. better know1 as Buffalo Binl'' has dseidsa
20 withdraw the suit. and has sent written
apology 10 his wife.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
). Q. RocKEFgLLER. JR.,s. elFr 10 eRowN

providence r. l. Sept. A.--At the opening Of the
academic year at Brown University to-day PreSi-
Gent Faunce announced stft OF $500 from John ID
st6sn, t1G6eieer tr gI The donor was cheered by the
W. aIsS , ne WomenS college Pembroke Hall
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
ALMOST UNINJURED BY 2soo VOLTS

Hackensack, N j.. Sept Il (SpeciaD.-Wfuiarn
Fetsman twenty years old. walked into the electric
light plant here this morning and thouehtIessly
grabbed live wire. through which $500 volts were
passing. He was knocked down and received a
few burns. but otherwise escaped injury. At Sing
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22

E Lovatt. NJ. J. Harrington and Louis d
Gibbs will speak, and the Grace Hornby Quarter
will sing, at the MONDAY meeting az tba roosa,,e+
ald Fi SalFo9nks National Commercial League az No
o" Broadway to-day.
The Republicans Of Northern Westchester are
Planning an exceedingly active campaign. The
campaign Is to be led by State Senator Francis NJ
Carpenter, VINO has been an active marty vorter
SINCE the DAYS OF Fremont Senator Carpenter has
Just organized n big club at his home nj Nount
hfsco "h4cn has - membership Of about a hundred
'sau'"s residents. among them several Democrats
VINO WIZ vote for President Roosevelt The cIuh
VIII hoid d series of rallies in that part oF tba
county. and il is possible that thew NAV Wind ~
the campaign by giving ar immense barbecue rho
Tilcef' are francis NJ Carpenter president: James
first vce-president: j. = Merrirp uleurai Society
waiter +. Osborn. treasurer. anu
One of the busiest districts in tho city Is tAe
AiAth, where Theodore T. Gilman Is tho loader
Mr. Gilman has just emerged from a asrco f
bonal contest with ". H. Douglas Congressman,
from the district Douglas tried 60 drive Gilman o,t
Or the leadership. but failed. Realizing that
factional hght frequently means a falling on IN
the Republican vote Gilman has made exception,I
efforts TO get the district in good shane AuxiIiar
headquarters have been opened all over the dis
trct while the district club I'm the arcade at Sixty
sxthst. Is the general rendezvous of the district
workers. Gilman said last night that he was con-
ndent that the district would give bigger ma for
ty this fall than il has ever given. ANA thar ali
iactlonal trouble and irritation had passed away
More than two thousand Republicans from -.
East Side crowded Central Palace Hail. at No GO
Sherif-st. last night at q national Roosevelt ma
meeting of the XIIth Assembly District Arth,,-
Won Briesen. the principal speaker. was cheare,
when he referred 10 the part taken by East s,a
republicans in the cause of good goyernr,ot
otheE speakers were Joseph Steinberger the pay ~.
Winter. 1 1oseph
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22

E T Lovatt. N. ]. Harrington and Louis D
Gibbs will speak and the Grace Hornby Quartet
will sing at the MONDAY meeting OF the Roosevelt
and Fairbanks National C0mmerciaI T eapne a, NJ
596 Broadway. to-day. w. az ~
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22


The administration In the Philippines has been
dictated by u broad sense Of duty. 1t has not
been subverSive OF our national ideals. but has
been in conformity with the best trad tIons of
the Republic. The archipelago came 10 the
became the duty of the administration 10 enforce
the laws there as elsewhere 10 maintain the
national sovereignty and to inaugurate civil
government. Before the insurrect on had ceased
President Mckinley admirably expressed our
purpose. Said he
No effort will be spared 70 build up tbe r,s+a
places desoated by war and by long years of mis-
strife to begin the benencert work We shall con- n.
IN unue as We nave etE9n 70 open the schools and
foster industry and trade and commerce and in
eyhePy h Say IN no our power 10 make these people
tion feel that it is their liberty and not our poVer
enhance Our flag has never waved over ''s srU 20
community but in blessing. believe the Fiil1inos
Sit Of benedcton in its wofdGoS S bSi ,o9rhsI ISst It's s
their shores. ~
President Roosevelt has continued the work
In the same just and generous spirit which IN
spired President Mckinley. Military ruIe Was
quickly succeeded by the civil authorttV. rrbo
people OF the Islands have been invited no s,st
as possible 70 participate in the work OF Coy
crnnent The judicial system has hren Inn,
proved, corruption has been driven out nuhjic
schools nave been established. and the people
are alfeady enjoying large measure of self
government. Congress has authorized a roDrc-
sentative assembly TO he chosen I'm due tinos ~,
@ the people or the Islands. The ballot box is not
the sign OF imperialism. No one need have any
srSS concern n With respect to the future of the
sIcillpeIaso II the United States goes forward
as heretofore, inspired by the sDpe ioftv n',r-
pose "hlch mas characterized the udminiStra-
uons OF PRESIDENT Mckinley and President
tsooseNei,. & we may safely trust to the future
10 deal with the F1lipinOs in a manner cOnsis-
Je1t t W1ch WE ,It yS hshest and best interest and
The people OF the islands have had obnSSoTt
evidence or OF the exalted purpose OF tho United
states. Inc various degrees OF civilization
aistloiis theli'; thelF unfamGFity with civic du-
ties make It inedvsable TO indulge In any
HeelaTat'o as 70 the future policies which may
te 70 Standing. The people of the
Paipplnes 90 not distrust us We need nor
distruSt ourselves N ''"e
~ CuL oppo4snts s say the Philippine policy does
4-,p5 ot pHS NY ~ should not forget that the
~nilsd states ala not 20 20 war with Spain Tor
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22

3ipi denbefSpafagier
ipanoerten i'm lebten 6istaliabre in ben
Ser. Staaten 857.046 elm, 208,303
mebr als i'm Sabre borber. Bon ben
gin9epanoerten tamen 1850 in 9ds
fen Der Snielbefbungen Der Der. Staaz
ten unb $500 in !6dfen Ranabos
on. Gs iparen bon ben Gintpanberern
814.507 Guropder, 1896 tamen aus
Miien unb 1858 aus anberen 9beilen
Der GrDe.
St anabi d. M oIfereis
g rebutte ipurben I'M Sabre 1903
alIein iiber ben 6afen bon Montreal
i'm Wertbe bon nabe5u $30,000,000
aussefiibrt. Wdbrenb bss lebtsn Sobr>
5sbnts bat bic glusiubr jGbrii6 UNI
etpa 100000 3ugenommen. Rad
ben Grfabrunseu Der Grportz6irmeu
tam @robbritannien alien 3Gie tons
fumiren, ben 4onaoa gu probu5iren i'm
Stanbe 1T.
Der 2 b tsperbrau Of
in ben Der. Stoaten belief fid i'm leb=
ten Rednungsjabre auf 337,840.603
plumb. Die Gigarrsnrauder permod<
ten i'm Gaufe bes Jabres nit nabe5u
7,O00.0O0.00 Olimmitsnsel fsrtis 81
tperben; Gisarsttsn puroen etipas iiber
100000 900 perpofft, ipGbrsnb Der
Ronfum bon Rauds, aauz unb
Shnupftabat Elm berbdltnibm6bie gtz
ringer iDar.
: Mittetafien bat i9
Elm neusr Gee gebilbet, Der 30 Weilen
lang. ID Meilsn brett unb 56 Jub
tisf ift. Dieter Gee bebsdt sinsn Tbeil
Der nelsn rufffden Giienbobn bon
Orenburg nod 9ofdtenb, bic mad
ibrer WolIenbuns ruffifde Sruppen in
bebeutsnb tiir3erer 3sit, alb biss itbt
m0glid 1T, nod Der afsbunifhen
@ren5e brinesn unb bic Giisnbdbn-
btitan3 3pif4en benz 9er5en Rublanbs
unb b.r dinefifden Grsnae um 1000
WeiIen Dertir5en foute.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22

lin bdrtes Waffer pei9
3u m o6en n, bebient man iid eiaer
Mil9ung bon tieielIaurem Hatron
(Waneralas) uno foblenlaurem Nas
iron (Sooa). Ysbufs Mnmenoung
bielss Mittels bat nan 5unddit ben
6Grtegrab bes betreffenoen Wahers
mad Glarf's MetboOe feit5uitelen uno
bann fir jeben 9drtegrab brei
@ramm ipaHerfreies tobIeniaures Hds
iron unb fir jebes @rcmm gittererbe,
pel9es bic Woiiermenge entbGlt, cine
brsi @ramm aieielidare entIprsdenoe
Mlenge MaHsrslaS auf jeoes 9ettos
liter MaKer 5u5IieBen. Die fsltges
lebte Mense Der Sal8e pirb in Woher
gel0it, biele 20Iunq benz 5i reirigens
ben WaTer Iorgfdliig 3ugemiiht uno
bas @an3e tinige 5age Der Rube iibers
laFen, no bonn pas ii~berftebenbe Hare
WaTer bonn Nieberfdlag abge5ogen
unb, penn n0tbig, f~iltrirt psrben
fam. Gs beIibt nun ale Gigenfhdfz
ten bes psiden Wahers. S%ogenanrs
ties bartss Waher, peldes feline Gigens
I6oft fait INNER bon boppeltobleniaus
rem aalf bat, fam aud baourd in
peides umgefpanbelt iuerben, bah man
ibm etpas aalfmild 5uIebt, ipoour9
bic frsie &~oblenIGure gebunbsn unb
aler gel0ite aolt ais fobleniaurer
aalt sefGlt piro. SolHes MaHer ges
pinnt babur9 aud nod bic Gisens
I6aft, bab es Wionate lang Der Cuff
unb benz Sonnenli9t dusgelebt ieiH
sann. obne 81 perberben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22
Ma6em's Ginfamfte.
0elmeS Gonrlb aiebt bieriiber inter.
cHantr Nud1IIir.

Wabington, 81. San. Sn
benz poffbetru9s- proceiie 9e9er u. @.
Wahen uno Wsnoien fam es beuts gu
einem intereTanten 3uh6euTaae.
NabOem Der 3aiIirer elmer Warp.
LANDER Bant iiber Die psri4ieol nen 8es
iddfte Wa1en's nit DER Yant beribtst.
bot Der fteQbertretenoe 9ifrittsanlualt
als Yeweismaterial Wahen's seIamm-
ten Welhdftsbertebr nit iener yanf
OH. @egen Die 3ulahung %opponirte
Die Vertbeioisunq. 0olmes Gonrao.
Special= Iumalt fur Die &egie rung, er=
ildrte lid mad sinblid in oas DOtu-
ment fir ole 3uldIligtsit uno bemertte
babel. IS Ideine, oaB es Waden selun-
gen iei, ourd irsnes .WirtbIdaftli6s
felt" aus eiuem Sa~bresgebalt bon
SO, 500 Die 6umme bon 800. 900 i'm
Sabre 81 MAIDEN. 9ieIe 9leuBeruns
bate einen ltiirmiiden Yrctelt Der
Yertbeioi9ung sur Golge. oa w. nur
inter elmer 4ntlage 81 aleiher 3eit
proceiIirt weroen oiirfe. Der @eridts=
bof rerta9te fib mitten in Der 8emeis=
fiibrung.
rfinnia GER Santier.
Rem port, 81. San. 6. u.
grler. Elm Banter. Der ourb .mpfiide
ginnahe", Die i9 In Sdmer3sn gsl=
tend MAIDEN, CUR ermoroung oes prd=
l%ibenten getrieben 3u lusroen b%ebauptei.
wuroe beute benz Yelepue 0oIpital 5uI
llnieriudung Isines 8eiltessuitanoes
iiberwieisn. @r ipuroe auF @runr
zines bermirrten griefes an eiren poli.
3eis@Ommihdr Derbaftet.
6rau Be1feI's Yerne :
III II n G..
Allentown II. pa.. 81. San,
6rau Catherine gehtel iuurbe beute 81
ibrer eigenen Yertbeioigung pernom'
men. Sic srsdblte Die Yor9dnae In
einfaher Weiie, nit letter, oft breden=
Der Siimme unb belfriti entihieoen,
Dab itr 6ohn 9Om bic 5o9ter Wabel
Qet0Otet babe uno oaB iis ielbft an
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