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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08

The cost OF the house, as shown by
the perspective view and the two floor
plans, is $500, not including mantels
and range, which are generally
selected after the owners own taste.
The estimate is based on New York
prices ior materials and labor, and in
many sections OF the country the cost
would be less.
sgeneral dimensions are: Extreme
width, so feet 6 inches; depth, includ-
ing veranda and porch, As feet 6
irches.
First story, 8 feet high; second
story, 8 feet.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08
COATS WITH THE BOX .PLEATED BACK.

Novelties are plated black tulle col
lars with, ribbon arrangement and o
ribbon bow or several colored rosettes
where its fastens in the front.
A fqZfs collarette is shown herewith
which differs materially from styles
hithertosproduced. A stiffened lining
forms the foundation, on which are
sewn loops Of satin ribbon with artiti-
cial flowers arranged at regular inter
vals in their folds. On either side OF
the centre front hang two softly plated
ends of chiffon, which match the rib
bon in color and are finished with q
double self-shirrins edged with fine
net-top Spplique lace.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08
OVER THE EYES NOW.

The latest hats ore not perched on
the extreme back of the head as they
have been all winter, with on effect OF
being about to glide off backward. On
the contrary, in the present headgear
the pendulum has swung to the oppo-
site extreme, and the dainty little
confections of lace and jet are tipped
down over the eyes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08
SASIIES.

Sashes arc to be worn with most ol
the inexpensive dresses, and some very
pretty ones are made Of long length:
of fine grenadinc, either in colors or
black. These ME finished with fringe
of knotted silk or fine strands OF
beads. One extremely handsome sash
of grenadine has o fringe Of blnck cord
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08
!, JADoTs AND COLLARS.

For half-long jabots, says the New
York Press, de chine and mousselaine
chiffon ARE much used, principally
withoutythe addition OF lace. Paris
makes these articles in plisse, finished
with collar or thick ruche with flow
ers intermingled, principally daisies,
the jabot itself being open in the mid
die, where it leaves free space for their
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08
FOR SEASIDE OR MOUNTAIN.
Plans For a Cottage Which VIII Cost
$500 to Erect.
(Copyright 1850.

Hundreds OF city dwellers of mod
crate means have found it possible to
build comfortable homes for the sum-
mer months away from the heat and
hustle of the crowded streets.
What could be more homelike than
the cottage pictured here, with it's
broad veranda, its pleasing effect of
roof construction, vieing in artistic
appearance with surrounding nature
herself.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08

The city of Charleston, S. G., has
concluded the purchase Of 500 acres OF
land on the Cooper River, five miles
from the city, for public park. 1t
has vigorous natural growth of pine
and oaks. An avenue 100 feet wide
will be constructed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08

When completed the coast-defence
battleship Iowa will be the most i'm
portant and the biggest addition to
tho United States Navy. She will be
$50 feet long, and will be heavily
armed with numerous breech-loading
and rapid-Gring guns. Her one mill
tary mast will have three "ighting
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08
De Casiellane Scran Books.

The comments OF the newspapers
and periodicals of the country on tht
nMrriage of Miss Anna Gould and
Count do Castellaue, with all the il
lustrations used, have been collected
and made into six handsome library
scrap books by PressClippingB ngBureau.
The books have two hundred pages,
and each is bound in morocco with
gold stamping The great variety OF
the portraits OF the Conntessde Castel.
lane is n novel feature OF the collec'
ton. New York Advertiser.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08
CHURCH ON WHEELS.
BISHOP WALXEK'S NOVEL PLAN
IN DAKOTA.
A Portable Church, in Which the
I'relate Travels to Many Places
Remote From Ordinary
Pulpit Influence.

IA II TAEOAIET went to the
;$:: !: & !: #; S;;;:: ;. s:
says the New York World, the
Protestant Episcopal Church in North
Dakota has built cathedral which
goes to the people. Taking the sng-
gestion FROM the missionary ships
which fly from island to island in
Oceanica, Right Rev. William David
Walker, bishop OF the missionary
diocese of North Dakota, got together
the necessary funds aul built o port
able church. In 1891 "The Church
of the Advent" was launched upon its
mission among the widely scattered
villages on the line of the Northern
Psciiic, Chicago, Milwaukes end st.
Paul, Great Northern aad $500" Rail
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08

Count Castellane, the husband of
Anna Gould, can trace his family tree
back to its roots in the tenth century.
$50 far as known, the tree has never
borne any $4,000, 900 plums BEFORE"
observes the Syracuse Post.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08

places may be introduced in parlor
and dining room; brick set range may
be placed in kitchen.
This design also presents o very at
tractive appearance if it is run mp q
half story more, Mansard roof.
Let it be by the seaside or on the
slopes of the mountain, with broad
veranda inviting repose; everything
around is restful and man gains rest
and strength in peaceful enjoyment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08
4 Leading New York Lawyer.

Joseph H. Choate, who was presi-
dent OF the recent New York state
constitutional convention, is re-
garded among members of the legal
profession as the most astute as well as
profound lawyer of the New York bar.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08
UNITED STATES BATTLEsHIP IOWA.

tops" OF four-inch steel, capable Of
pouring IN enormously destructive
fire on the decks of any adversary which
may approach to within close quarters.
! She will be propelled by twin screws,
| and the engines will be separated by
water-tight bulkheads. Her cost will
be S3. 200. 900.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08

Scientists now consider the exis-
tence of new element, argon, as
proved beyond doubt. 1t is an in
ert gas, forming somewhat less than
one per cent. of the air, and has as
yet no useful task assigned to it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08
Tenement houses comprise thirty.
one per cent. of the buildings in New
York, and fifty per cent. of the fires
in the metropolis occur in them.

During the first ten months of 1894
Great Britain exported agricultural
machinery to the amount of $S, ,45O,-
600. A very large proportion of this
went to Russia and the Argentine:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08

According to the city directory just
issued, Baltimore has II reputation OF
GIT, G94, IN Increase during tht year
of 239l7.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08
net-top applique lace.

A band of satin ribbon overlaid with
closely clustered stemless blossoms,
finished with large outstanding bow
in the back where it fastens, constl-
tutes more simple style.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08

something to remember, as those
twinkling legs churn the pedals and
the bright curls toss back from
beneath the Tam O Shanter as she
races before the wind.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08

England has twenty-one certified
lady sanitary inspectors.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08

His methods are genteel, but keener
than O Damascus blade. Few wit
nesses dare undertake under his
questioning to weave fabrication,
and the truth if told none too we'll is
liable to get an opposing victim in
trouble. Mr.. Choates likes particu-
larly to shatter the hypocrisy OF a
mans life. 1t was he who, without
other provocation than his general
dislike to Russell Sage's methods OF
obtaining riches, called him in open
court recently self convicted swind'
ler and robber.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08
PERSIAN MONARCH AS SHE NOW APPEARS.

novelty among sailing vessels, and the
bluff bow will doubtless interfere with
her speed. Steam will be nsed to hoist
sail, lond cargo and work the capstan.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08
A Surprise for Dennis.

Denuis Ia green
hand, and to whom
the speaking pipe is
an unexplored mys-
terY)-"I'd give me
months wages to
foind out how the
boss iver mana9el
to shqucezc himself
into that bit " o
poipe!'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-08

Halt OF the worlds product Of qui-
nine is used in the United States.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
9nnnu INN China

2onoon, 1. M}ai.-G Sine bier aus
Shanghai eiusetrOficnc OlelOum9 beiagt,
baB, mic IN 0ortiacu amtlden &yeiisu
perlautst, Die diueiiide Otcglerung 5as
pan OapOn 6enadridti9t babe, OaB lie
beyelt unO 9eIOunen mare, ben 6rleOeu8z
Serira9 81 rotlIjlren.
2on0on,1.l lfai. = Die uSimcs"
pcr0iIentli6en bedte fOl9euoe 0eptihe,
Dutirt aus &O6e pom 26. 9lprIl: Sncnz
bare 2lnsci6cn elmer ernlten Serwifeluug
3wiIbsu Sapan unb SfuBluno lte9en Dor.
Die lupanii4e Brsiie bat inoeB pOn Der
9teaieruns ben Seiebl erbalten, bieie
6ra9e nidt gu tcribrtn, unS bier 3eis
tuueen in GOfIo, untsr bieien iclbit oa8
bal5amtli9e Slatt v9tdts 9tidi," iino
iuSperoirt wOrDen, nur neil lie Oie
Mittbeilun9 entbieItsn, oaB EN- 9ebcimer
Dilntlterratb itattseIunoen bat. 9lnOere
,Seitungen, peI6e Die beltcbenbe &rlli8
in Den &rcl8 ibrer Ssiprcduuscn jOJcn.
iinO unterbrIft worOen. Der Zines"
Correspondent iust. iOrtfabrenO: 9taA
elmer mir pom 9luubwilrbi9er QEelle IN
SirOibima ;ugsgungcnen 9ufOrmatiOn
bat bus iupaniiae 0iiuiiteriunt beidlOiz
len, 9luBIuuO scaeniiber cine snti6iecene
ublebuenOs SteIIun9 cIu3unebmcu. IS
miro 9tuBiunb 'Oas 9fedI abgeiprO6en,
iia eln;uuiideu, unb HuBlunO 9egens
iibcr iOsar Dc8 gcfiibl Der DtiBadtun9
gelset, pom Der 9lnii6t au89ebcnO, OaB
ieiue militdriidc 6acllitaleu i'll 81 fen
niht au5rsi9en, Inn iclnen 6OrOerun9en
9tadoruf su eerlcibeu."
Die iremOen 6loItcn iinb in lapanis
iden SGieu cousentrirt, unO Die iranz
;Oii6eu S9iIIe berciten iiA auf a1e
Guentuali.Gten Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
Scr Wab9ermnr0 in san
sSranrisrn.

3ie Sornnteriudrug ruirb ioytseiett.
Gan 5ran3i8to, Gal, 1. Mai.
- Sn Der llntcriuduns iibsr Oeu srpeis
fuden Otoro in Der GmanuslzSuptiitsns
Stride marb beute 6rau s. ). 9tOble.
Die Sante oes ermOroetcn 6riulein8
8laude 2amunt, perHonmen. gle be-
5su9te, baB lie all 9lbenO, an weldeul
Die 9rmorbete peridwanb, elmer @ebetsz
uerlammlun9 in Scr Stride beiwObnte
unO Durant ebenfau5 anwsienS mar.
0urant ertunoi9te iid, Oh sri. lamont
audi 9efOmmen iei, urO 6rau gtOble
antmortete nit neiu. Gann cr;G6lte er,
er babe Slantle am SotmIttu9 in einsnl
StraBenbubnsWu9Spn getrOiIen unO
ibr ein gud) periprOdcn, oas er GIN
nahiteu Sage brirsen wcrOe. Dies 9ez
idab audi. 0urant. 10 Iuuteten ole
lucitsreu 4usIageu, babe Elm einsi9e8
Otal Sri. @amOnt i'm Barte ipn;ieren
geIiibrt balo oaraui Iei ibm Ger 8orz
lpurf s.maat wOrOen. er lei nit elmer
anosren Dame oerIObt, bod babe er Oles
in GbreOe 9eite(lt.
Die ser 6rau Gob!s 5ugsiauStsn
9flu9e ioeEtifi;irte fe alS Oas Gisenthuu.
rOn Bland. gamOut. Die 2egtcre bate
ibrer Gunte sr5ablt, 0urant babe ibr
fur; nad gteuiabr etnen Selratb8antrag
9emadt, bod babe iie oenIeIben in 2ln-
betraht Der all3u tur5en Sefauutl6aft
abqemIeIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
StaOt Saltimore.

Sn 9tolanoz Bart weroeu 3ur
3eit cine 2n3abl neuer Siuen sebaut,
u. u. an 6rDcrzIpe., 3piiden @aritpz
4pe. uuc @OlO Sprtngz2ane. Cine ser
prGttlsiten laBt, ME bereits bemcrft,
Sr. @briltian gr an Ser @de BON 9iOs
lamb uno 9lmburfz2lu:. I'M Ser3sn Der
babIAen 9Orltaot au iibren. Die 8iaa
1T nit alien mOreruen Ginri2tungen
oerieben unb ptrO, psnn poQenost,
$4,000 toiten. Ntlt bem Ban b,s
Spribenbauiss an 91olanoz2tos. 1T aud
be9onneu wOroer, uuO 10 baIb OaIsIbe
pollenSet 1T, uerbcn cine dsntlihe
Sprise unb elm Shlau9pascn BON Oem
GountD oaielbit untsrsebruht psrbsu.
Der @e I it9.l' un . 2 au b enz
Iii 6 terz9.r.in WtarpInnO'S unS
bes 9iltrifts Columbia bat als yeams
ten fir Da8 laujeube Sabr sewGblt: y.
8. 8romn, Baltimore, YrafDent; s.
6. Soro, Baltimore. Or. $. lS. OOrs
len, SpattspiGe, 0tb., 9li6aro Snlitb
unS Or. 81. 8. @Uuus, l8aIbinston.
gice. BrGTOentsn; 8. g. .Somarb, 9Daib,
instOn, Sefretar; SamueI Stelumce,
Sdasmeilttr. Oas @retutipsG Onlite
weroen auBer ben Seamten 9ouptrneur
SSranf 8rown, q. u. 6rid, 6rau 8obert
@arrett, Sri. Innu 6. Brennan, s. q.
91ommel unO IS. QS. gBbtte pon galtis
more unb Sobu IS. Douglas unb $. q.
WtuniOn bon WaiblnstOn bilben. 2lus
Berbem wuroen "a Oireftoren erudbIt.
Der gtrein Der @sflI9elsid,ter BON 9tid>
mOnO, 8a., sriudte I'M auInubme in
ben gerein. OIeIelbe mlrO ibm sewdhrt
nerhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
Scifreid)s llnsarn.
WtattaG . 1turt:peu.

8ubapef, /. Wai. - @eoen 1
llbr bsuts frib rottstsn ii9 500 2lrbeiter
auiummsn uno mari9irten iingsnb unb
ldrmenb burd, Die Ssr,ipeisritraBs. Gil.
arteten idlieBlih berart aus, baB Die
Boli3el fth se3mun9eH Jag, lis nit ge3oz
seuer gBaii. ausetnanOsr su ia9en.
Msbrere Serwunbunsen fauOsn itatt.
Gin 3uiammcnitOB suiihsn 9Olisei
uno Nfaitas feiernoen Arbeitern ereigs
uete iid beute irih ;u Dtj8tOIH lln9aru.
Die WObl IN 1000 Otann sablenbe
Mense mahte ben Seriud. etue Proz
3eiiiOn in Gang ;u ieesn. trobbsm Die
BOli3ei etne Iolte uerbOtcu bate. 9iele
Der @rccOrnten wurben perwunoet.
2Sien, /. Otai. - gldt;istauieno
Wann ueriamntelttn iidb I'M 2 llbr
beute gta9mittas auf Benz Yarlumentss
plae unO perlanstsn alleeueines Stimms
re6t. SIN Nu9emelueu per9ielt ii9 Die
Otsuge iesOd wdbr:n6 Ser Seriumms
lung rubis. gtad ShluB bericlben
maridirten bic Sbcilnebmer burh Die
StraBen unb ipurben namsntlid, BON
Den StnOeuten burt SOdlrufe auf 900
5ialismu6 empfau9en.
Sn Der @a8unit:It cntitnn6 elm Sanb=
semen9e, neil bic 6eiernOen Die slr6eis
tsnoen 3pingen MOLTEN, lid ibnen an
3uldlieBen. Sisle 8erbaItuu9en fauben
ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
IN eanaoiiaen @emaiirrn.

3mst ameritauiide 6literbOOte lutiirt.
Bort 6olborn, Ontario, 1. Uiai.
Der canaoii6e SaOOner Dolphin"
1T beutr nit swei iailirten amerifanis
iden 6iidsrinbr;eugen uuD bier ameris
tanlid.n Tiidern, tuelde bic Semans
nung bilbsten, bier clnselauf fen. @ines
Der 8oote wurbe bel 2SlnbmillzBoin in
canaoiideu @ewdilsru, iaiiirt. Die ges
munnuns bes unOsreu iniiirten SOOtes
bebuuptst, lie babe bel SturseOnzB BOint,
in um.ritanii6eu @ewaiiern, s;fiidt,
obne nenncnsmsrtbe Seute su MAIDEN,
unb III bann auf Der Riidfubrt nad
Buffalo bur9 eineu Sturm in canabiz
ides 8ah.r ueriblagen pOroen.
Der Captain 0es Dolphin" Gater>
ion, nabm bic beioen 6abr3eu9e uui BEN
grunb bin nit, buB ieOes umerttaniide
6abr;eug, bas nit elmer uOllitanOisen
2lusra itnns gum 6iidsn uerieben lit unD
iid in canaoli9en 6iidHeisewahtrn be-
trctcn laBt, Der Suiiiruus untsriiest.
Wtun iiebt be;Islid Oes weitsrcu Sers
fabreus NIT ben bei9[asnabmtsu 6abrs
3.usen ben Seriasunssn Der 8ssieruus
in Ottawa entaessn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
Sic rSIbc<" Gataitrnpbr.
SSortiesnno Oct ituteriudbung iit
2Uiuc5toft.

Qoubon, l. Diai. : Die untsrias
dung iiber ben lluter9aus Der y@tbe"
marc Beuts iOrtgeiebt. Der Coroner
meinte in Isineat 8siume, e8 lei. erwte>
ien, OuB Der rGratbie" in 6Olge Der
GoliliOn lul9e BelddOi9ungen erlitz
ten, raB er ieine 9ieiie nidt fOrtiseeu
tOnnte. Sb 6ie @Olliion in 6OIse ltrafz
baler 9taAldifst,it ltaft9efunben Ooer
ridt, miIie SisjurD entlfeIOen; ebeniO
iper perautw Ortli4 ;u balteu Iet.
Die @cI9pUrsnen bradtcn Elm Ser
SILT Gin, ned weldem Die @OIliiOn in
6ol9e ltraibarer gtadldiii9feit itattfano
uno Der erlte Sffisier, iOpie Der auf Der
98Odc be fiubIids Oiatrole (HOOt out
os5 Dumpfsrs pGratblc" iiir Sisielbe
uerantu ortlid su MAIDEN leien. DcS
QSeiteren erflareu Die Gelhmoreneu,
baB ibrsr 9lnii9i nad Die uOrIiescnocn
Semeiie gcni9ten, UNI ben GampIer
.Gratbie" ein,tg unb ousin fir ben un>
tergau9 Der mGlbe" uerantmortlia su
balten. Der Gapitdn Oer pGratbie"
piro BON iealider @crantmOrtuns ireis
9elproben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
ySr. 1O5
0afltr icinrm Srbrn rin Gnor.

2ouiS .. 2ouoeuiIa9er 1T nit fd) uuS Der
gSelt uueuS uuO beoisbt idl in ben
SOB. - Seine 6rau uHO sne &Inoer
betluQsu ielneu Eoo.
SD bcgebe mid aui 6sn 6lihiang,"
nit Oteicn Morteu ucrileB an oorIceten
WfOntas 2Ouis y. 2ouocullu9er. elm "a
Sabre altcr Ntanu, Die @obnung lcJner
Wutter, 0tarle youScnilager, peld)e al
0iaoilonz, nabe 2ll6QutbsSuaBc, elncn
9igarrsulaoen bctrejbt, uuo icItoem bat
ibn bicie ni6t pieOcr9eicbcu, bis man
ibr eelteru Die 9tadrlht brad)tc, OaB
man isinen Seianam in Dem leIdc III
Sinner gum BatterlOu'B0rtc" l9wlm'
mcno uufgeIunoen bate.
9ouis mar idOn lelt eini9en gSoben
iebr nlebergcIflagCn. angeblib neil lbn
lelne 6rau nit iBren Swei Sinoeru per-
lalIeu bate. Gr wObute bis Dor ctw0
Orci 4Sodcn i'm S0ule gtr. 11O8, gytcs
GlocrrDltraBe. Selue Jrau 9inr ,>fs.'
bann 3u t5rcn GltGrn ;uriif unO
ielner Ututter.
Jta1oem er am Oiontaq Dor adj
gen ole NoBnun9 leiner Otutter b"
len batte, iahen uno bOrten ielne'
pau6ten gttdtS mebr pom lbm III
nahridti9ten ole YOlijei uOu .
YerIdwinOeu. /
9lm %. 9lpril, Nemielben Tag
weltsm f6 2ou0snila9er argeblidI;
Die 6iibpartie begab, iuuo etu &nlby
2luntr oe5 Barfe8 eincu Ibwar;cu d
bDs6ut, elm Yaar S6ube uno graz
SrimpIe, Elm Faar brauue 6oien MI
9rauen Str.iien uno benahrihtlgtc olcl
Fol3ei O,s Oitlideu Qlitritt8 OOn icinem
6un6e. 0ieIe nabm 0le &lelOung5lulde
al iih uuo mar Der 2lnlidt, O0B Sc
manO oicicIben 9eltObIen unO lie auf Der
6luht bort bln9emorIen babe.
@eteru Nttttug nm II llBr tldrte iit
jcOOd Die 9an;c Sahc auf, lnoem ocr
Horfz5ngeuieur 9ba8. y. %atrObc unO
Der superintendent oe5 Putterious
Sarte8," 0r. 2lr6lba!O 2lnoerIOn. III
Oem ueuen Geife 0eS 2lnner gum Bat
teriOn, Bari" ben %cibuam elueS Ntaua
mes, tbeiIwsiie I'M gSaner ihulmmenO,
tgellmelle III S0lanlnt Itedeno, aulz
ianocu.
DEM 2eihnum icblten sic Obengcs
nannten &lsiOuugaitGfe unO cr mar
nur nod nit etuem 9rauen HOf unO
@eite7 grauem llnterbcmoe uuS iarb,-
gem Sberb,mOe betletbet. Der &nabe
ianO Oamal5 bic &lei0uug8ltaf, etwa
100 SUP melt pon DER Steue sntierRI,
an wel9er Der yeiduam auIseIunbcn
wurOe. Qieien ifaiite man IN Die OFT
lide BOIijeiitutiOu UnO 0anu auT &ns
OrOuuus 0eS @Oroner5 Or. Godriu IN
Ole NtOrsue. 0ier warO Der %eidnam
I'M gauie 0e8 2lbenOS ioeutiiBlrt un0
beute iOu CT in 0u5 Gtoblihemeut oeS
geIdeubeltutter8 Georg Shllliug, Gdc
Wfouumcntz unO 2liSquitbitr., geiAuiit
werOeu, I'M pOu bort aus becrOl9t 81
mCrneu
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NemzWnrfer 0ad,rifltrr

R RewzY Off, 1. Wai.-Sr. 9loman
8. 29illiams, @eneraL&oniul in Sas
pannu. 1T bsute bier uns,tommsn. Gr
p;ro iid i'll elnisen Eagen ua@ Baibs
in9tOu beseben.
= @Ouuerneur WOrtOn Iat benz me-
gen Ser9iituns isiner Satin gum GcSs
uerurtbelIt,n Or. Sudanan, luelher
beuts bier bingsridtet werben iuute, elm:
smeite 9al9eniriit BON aat Gasen be-
iuiQist. Is seidab Dies uuf Die Gnls
pieblun9 bes SiitrittSanualtsS, nm
pdbrenO Der sewabrten Sriit ale Der
Sinrihtuns mO9lider Msiis I'M Wese
itehenOen seiesliasn Sinbsruliie iu be-
isitis.n.
= pier itarb beute General Sobn
N.wtcn, PraiiSert Der Yauumaz@iien'
babn."
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SpanieH.
Iit Der Teform fiir Snba ioa es
(sruIf Ipcroc1t.


9tu6rio, /. Mal.-Sn ser 9cltri'
gen Sieung Der 0eputlrtcntaumer enls
pfab[ Seucr 2abra Die Inuabme Don
9ieiormcE fur @uba. 5m Haufe ietuer
9(uSIGbruu9cn ertlarte er ii9 9egsn Die
@rueuuung oe5 MuriaullS .0tartine3
&c Gampo5 gum SbsrbcTebl5baber oCr
ipaniidcn Gruppen auf Cuba. Der
9feoner melute, Sic cubanIlhen 9Sab.sn
loIIten uiAt psrihOben werben, unO
lpraa idlieBlia Die 6Ofnung aus, OoB
Die BON osn 3eituu9en prrbretttte 9tabz
ri9t, Die 5niur9cnIen tattsn 3wei nad
Cuba be1immte Shliic, weIde auf Die
sinwerbun9 pOn 300 amerIfonilden
gIra.rn warteteu, uon maB9ebenOer
SteQc oemcntirt merOe. Der &OlOniulz
mluiltcr Senor &aitellano erllGrte biez
raul ioIort, oab bic 0telOung 8etreIi5
Der beiben SnIur9cntenidliIe uolIitan0I9
ans btr Suit segrIHcn lei, Oa Die 9legle'
;uua in @alBin9tOu crit neuerOtnss
aan5 unsweifelbuitc Scwelie ibrer
sSreunoIdaIt iiir Spanien uuo cehen
ncuc5 WtiniltcriUm 9egeben babe unO
bic Gnwcrbuu9 BON 9lmerlfanern 3u
S5reiberter GrpeOtIonen uuter teiuen
umItanten bulben uiico,. 9Seiter erz
tIdrte Der MiniItcr, tap Die 0urffib>
run9 nOtbuenbiaer 0fefOrmen auf Cuba
bur9 sablreide rutericue S9wiett9z
feiten bisber immer nod uer3O9ert wOrz
ben lei. @as Die Ref efO,men ielbit an
b.trdIe, 10 mGre IS Der Wunid Der 9iez
eieruug, barber Die alniidteu bes @ez
nerals@apitans Sc @ampOs 5u bOrsn.
Sails iebO9 bisie 9ieformsn nidt bis
gum Is. Suni in Strait treten fOunten,
waroe lib Die 9tssisrurs an Die 9e9isz
1ntur mPnSsu
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1Sranfreim.

Sic. att Der ScuseD &ataifrnpbe
Shuloisen foaei obnc 2lnSeDcn
Der Yerfnm snr @erantipprtwnS
scSogen tperoen.
Baris, 1. Dtai.-Oer Otiniltcr bes
Snnern, 2eD9ues, melher bon ielnem
SsIub Der ourb Den 0ammbru9 bel
gou;cD iducr heimseiudten Srti6uiz
ten nod Bari5 bsinsetcbrt lit. bat ben
feiten GntidluB uusseiprOhen, Die mlrts
lid SdulOlsen on Dem sraBIihcn In
9lif inter allen umltaaoeu IN ernIltz
tcln, obne i'm @eringlten 9fIdibt Oars
auf su uebmeu, weld)e bobe StclluuSsu
Die baiif ptrantwO,tIidcn Seamten ;ur
2eit einnebmcn m0g,u. Der Olluilter
erflGrte Iernsr, oaB Die Sicp .uug idumts
li6e PeriOuru, wdde rd Ole Satas
itrOpbe bstroficn wOrS ,nO, uOu 81
entidabi9en ber.it 1T.
unoeiunocS eouIerpirtes SIciid,.
Yaris, 1. Wtai. - ,2lutOrite" mel
bct, bab II SolOaten Der 9arulicu SI.
ire nab Dem Gjeuulie oOu coulcrulrtem
aus Imerlta teiOgcnen 6leIldcS ltarben
unb 34 Wtann lbwer clfrautt linO.
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Rursc &abclzScpeif1et,

- &On;gin 9ittOria BON England 1T
am OtOntag BON 9armitaOt naA gonz
Don ab3erelit-
- &0uigin Gittoria lit an 9icnitag
9tbeno llbr 10 0iinuten III Sbcrnep
elugetroiieu unO bat lid an SOrO Der
tOni9Iihen 9adt bcSeDen.
Der rNct9szAn;e iger" mslSet heute
Die Grneunun9 bes OtuiOr5 @ieBmann
,nm Gnunerncur nnn SitzAfrlfn.