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saa skinned and CHARTERED her after she
~, 80 Nab said he was hired by Ms. IL
=, - - axe the quarters OF beef from her
80 49,, ~ III ps1y's shop. on Front street
ana Murphy told him 10 hang t,a S.esf -,
~ room back of the sbo1 rarns Xiv
la = the hind quarters, which had been
e..ewea py dogs. were as good as the fore
1uaTtsrs the cow would be all rEght.
b1aymer told of finding the beef in MIR
pns snop ana OF condemnlng IL by pour
ing coal oil on ii.
xu'pny TOOK the stand in his own be-
half. He said Mrs. Lille can,a NJ, ~.
saop on Friday, and barRained for tba
SAFE OF beef which she had He came
70 no agreement with her. and was sur.
pFlseo when the meat arrived the mex.
morning. He had It taken into a back
roon' and had no intention whatever of
selling IL -
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A WELL.KNOwN SEATTLE MAN.
The Poisonous seoretions OF Catarrh
Cause Poiypoid Tumors In the Nose
A Quick and Painless Operation
Give Immediate Relief

Mr.. Harry B. Williams, who resides az
the Central hotel. corner Sixth and Wash
ington streets. says:
Il have been a dreadful sufferer OF ca
tarrh OF the nose and throat for the last
five or six years, and the poisgnous secre-
tions have nearly ruined my entire system
and rendered me almost unable for busi-
ness. MY trouble was caused by repeated
colds Al nrst they were slight. but soon
became more severe, and finally noticed
that I was scarcely ever without one. My
nose WAS continually stopped up so mat /
could not breathe through 10. ] suffered a
great deal with a pain through my tenn
pies and above my eyes. Sometimes ny
whole head would ache. There vas foul
mucous continually running down ~ my
throat and I was always blowing my
nose NJ throat was raw and sore nearly
ali the time. due 70 the poisonous secre-
tons dropping down in 81. Within the last
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"cHEAP JOHN" BOUND OVER.
Must Answer n Charge of Having Con-
ceaicd stolen Goods.

solomon Steinfeld better known as
Nheap john" was bound over IN Sl00o
eends by Judge Glasgow yesterday To ap-
pear before the superior court and answer
ehaFge q having concealed stolen prop
sN, The hearing occupied nearly tho
sAoie morning session and was stubbornly
sehtesied. IL was shown that q logging
80 was stolen from the Fremont Nhl
seapanN some time last January. and e.
pFis 10 locate II were futile until Septem-
IT :, when n mill company cmnloSe
.AheG Meek went into Steiufeids second
aehi store on NesIer avenue and recos
s&ea The hack hv a stamp on IL. He told
Nstoteld tire tack Was stolen property.
80 then went 20 police headquarters. The
.t9rtment TOOK the case In hand ard De-
ssstNe Corhett went down 10 Steiufeli'
wore and asked tor the tack. bat was told
had been sold 20 man I'm Tacoma \
- GAYS afterward g was returned, ana
Notneu took Sc % headquarters. \ com
.s,at was then issned charging Steinfela
we coucsalinE stolen property and the
Ase' after several rostronencntS, came
- YESTERDAY
seeaaield said he bought the Jack IN Jan
-aEN ana placed IL on sale with no idea q
eeeaiing u. Judge Glasgow doubted the
Easements - the defendant. and after
SASing plainly on the sharp practice Of
V"no~hAnd dealers. held him @ answer
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Breathing Balm and Healing straight Into the
Diseased Air Tubes Instead of Roundabout
"Doctoring' Through the Stomach Lasting
Cures by Pleasant Antiseptc Limitations.

terribly run down. and had lost sopo
twenty pounds in weight. / had Consulted
"A number OF physicians. and had spent n
great deal OF money trying TO get some
relief. but was each time disappointed. for
my condition seemed 10 be growing rapidly
worse. | had heard a great deal about
the Copeland System OF treatment, and a
few weeks ago when they opened their
offices here I went Immediately and
placed myself under their care. After a
careful examination the doctor told me
that my trouble was caused by polypi. or
little tumors in the nose. and advised their
removal. The operation was entirely pain
less and quickly performed. 1T afforded
immediate relief. and no one except those
who have experienced IL can ever know
what a relief lt Is 20 get free breath
OF air after suffering for so long. have
improved every day since l began the
treatment. And now / am happy 10 say
that am feeling better than have for
five years"
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. oct. l5.-Arrlved-Arago
Coos bay. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Homo
lulu; Homer, Coos bay: George w Elder,
Astoria.
Freights and charters-American ship
George Curtis at Portland. wheat thence
20 United Kingdom. Havre. Antwerp or
DunlSirk
Hoquiam, oct -Sailed-Schr John F.
Miller. for Redondo; sailed Oct. Is. schrs
Marion and La Gironde. from Aberdeen
for San Francisco schr Twilight, from
Cosmopolis for San Francisco: schrs Am
erican Girl orient and Mary and Ida
from Hoquiam for San Francisco. Ar
rived-schr Vega, from San Francisco FOR
COsropons
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THE GOLDEN RULE.

Dr. Copeisnd's maxim IL. DO unto the
sick asy ou would have the doctors do by
you NJ YOU were PROSTATE with some
dreadful chronic ma sdy and without
the means to par big fees. All who suf-
fer from eatarrh. asthma or bronchitis.
barring rheumatism or dfsf} CURING skin
diseases. lung or throat affections. liver.
kidney. bladder. stomach or bowel
trouble any either wasting. chronic
aiIment are welcome. every time. tn ali
the benefits % the Copeland Medical In
stitu.e the Collins building, corner ssc-
oud and James street. without expense
beyond the nominal Assessment 81 -
psr month, all medicines included.
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COPELAND ZEE.

The cost Of . fun course OF treatment
NJ the Copeland Medical Institute 10 at
the rate of s5 per menth. whether he
requisite period Of treatment be three
m nths or three weeks This fee In
ciudes all medicines and the constant
and w2tehfaI care Of all patients to .
fsual cure. Examination free.
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The Copeland Medical Institute IL per-
mauentIy located in the Col ins Build
ing, corner second ard James streets.
Their system 81 treating chronic dis
eases has become famous. because 1t
places skiilfuf and scientific treatment
within the reach of every sufferer.
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HOME TREATMENT BY MALI.

with the Ala % tho symptom blank
the Copeland specialists arc enabled 10
diagnose case IS clearly at a distance
- ~ the patient Visited che Offices n
peraon. " yonIiv out ~ town send fop
q symptom blank. You csn he cured ~
home by DIR. Copeiand's home treatment.
Charges the same.
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BUTCHER MURPHY GOES FREE.
~S- Kills Had the Diseased Reef
Prtspar-,.si for. sale

.Ae trial % john NurnAv. the Front
ssseet butcher. y BRO was arrested o3. COM
s.Aaa' OF Markot Inspector R~avtner for
Iss,-s ehwholes0ne meat from Mrs.
49,, % South rark. came on before
: H'aseow yesterday. ami resulted
-. seqalitai The case attracted q
ros-. asa ~ atieatsan. ana The court
- Vas crowded
ss,s @1.assses examined Yer the state
c,osa "SicA"r ana iced man named
a. =. ~ George tow0. cNnress,nan Nab
sss 49, rtor RfaVDer. t'n,cker testi-
@e Prescribed log tao s4cA con.
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Time Il Money.

The man whose time is money can save
much IN the course OF a year IL ne finds
his trains are always on time. The North
Western Line is one Of the most reliable
In its adherence 10 its time: this is also
the shortest line between ST. Paul and
Chicago f. w. PARKER,
Puget Sound Agent, Col Front street, Sc
Attic.
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Costello and Culhane Friends AcaIn.

John Costello and Patrick Culhane. the
pugilistic brothers-in-law of O'Brien.
shook hands and made up yesterday, and
had the case thrown out of court by pay
ing all costs Jointly. The two men re-
turned TO O'Brien during the afternoon.
as II no disturbance had ever marred their
home life
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Nothing blackens the world TO us like
the inability TO get a free bath OF pure
air. and the inability 10 eat such foods as
our appetites crave. Nor is there any re-
lief like the ending of its gloomy agonies
by thorough and scientific treatment like
that of Drs. Copeland and Provost. said
Mr.. J. II. Lee, a well-known railroad man,
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washington city. oct ia eao.e mes
sss~a waS resolved 81 the navy department
tnts morning saving thAf IN oor1le ne %
- s-,r,, washington Clty the United
$50 shfn Narh.ehead In Naples ~ :
morning for MerseHa. syria, for me pro-
fe-tioa CT American missionaries ~ thAi
.....,-, ~ the world. The MarelcheaG
shoula make ire trip IN four DAVIS
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Smoke La Florida. lec cigar for Sc
Today,s Basket Ball Game.

The game OF basket ball 10 be played at
the s. A. =. this afternoon between a team
of nine juniors on one side and seven
seniors on the other. is attracting consider
able attention among club members, and a
lively game is surely in store for those
who attend. The juniors say that, al
though they are much Lighter than their
opponents, they viii make them work for
victory. Or. Titus will umpire the game
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VINO nave reason TO regret pssS
- - abuses which nave left them Nerv-
Gus, Irritable. weak from Nightly
losses. with bad Nc n1cry Sleorlees-
WA RN ness, Naricocele. Atrophy. Paresis
&SN etc. nothing speedily effects
cure and restores the IN arhaoG in
young or old the " onderful Roman Remedy Nef-
VITAE lel Sold CT f1.oo package; Elk for
es.e6 with o written guarantee to cure or money
-efuuJrd. CIRCULAR FREE Address ROYAL
CHEMICAL Co-, agents for U 8, Chicago, or you
buy Is OF the druggist named below.
Stewart & Holmes Drug Co, SEATTLE, Ia
COMA. and WALLA WALLA, WASH.
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When Baby was SICK. No gave her Castoria.
When she was q Child, she cried Coz CastoriA.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
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AGONIES OF ASTHMA.

Forty Years OF suffering-Cured by Drs.
Copeland and Prevosts Matches
Treatment.
Mrs. Julia 4. Fenton. a lady very well
and favorably known in Seattle and VI
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SUFFERED FOR YEARS.

4 Weil-known Railroad Man Tells How
He Was Cured of a severe and Dan
gerous Form of Catsrrh OF the Nose.
Throat and stomach by the Copeland
Matchiess system. After Years of
S.,fH
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SCORES AT WHIST.
Figures tor Last Evenings Play of the
seattle Climb

The second in the series OF games OF
progressive pairs in the tournament of
the Seattle Whist Club was played last
evening at the Washington Club. The
greatest gain was made by Dean and
Parker. Following is the score:
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year or TWO Il seemed 10 have affected my
lungs and stomach. The cough was alarm
ing and my sleep Was ugoken ana unre-
freshing ! would often get zap IN the
morning feeling worse than when wsEat
10 bef Ny appetite was poor. and J was
troubled greatly with Indigestion ! vas
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old time high prices cut into at the Gem
pfag Store. Occidental block. Second
street
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smoke Ia Florida. iNe cigar for SC
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LEVERETT SWEANY. NJ. D,
Union Blk. T13 Front St. seattle. Wash
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-23
Sic o. alrn.

Suuhon, Eer., 21. Otui. - Die
Wtu1licorr Der rllnlteS GOnIccerot Sss
teranS 5icunion 2lNo:iatiOn" linO bier
Su ibrer iGbr!iten a3ulammen!un1t III
Staarcn bcrbelseltromt. Dem Uclte
wlro Ourb Sc'heiliguu9 Der 9eiamnlteu
Staat5mllls uE0 elmer ltarfcu Ibtbelz
luna Sunocatruppsn ein bsIOnoere5 mI@
litdrlihe5 @eprauge p.rlieben.
@eleseuilit DIR OteSlabrl9en rNeu@
Mon" miro Die griiuOunq elmer 9tatlos
nal Confederate Wemoria! gnOclatlon,
Der mosli6|t nQe Teteruucu Ser COMIC
Ocrirten 2lrmeen au9eb0rsu IOlleu, pou'
;oacn meroeu. lin ba5 3ultanOcfoms
men Oe8 Ylane5 bemiibt lih Sol. Gba8.
GruaomaD 9fouie. iriiber 9(eitcroberlt
in Der 9llmec pou &clts SIr9iuleE unO
ieet 9teruzYorfer NtilliOnar. 5ln biilfz
reid sur Scile itebt Sol. j. :. WooS,
Elm Gnfel bcs Sunos5prGliOentea Gapz
lor uno Scteran oe5 me1itGnlIdjcn uno
SlrgcrtrlegeS.
0aS rlteusgOrf Camp" Der uGOns
Tolerate Sttcran6," 200 Nttt9lieper
iturf, bat id fir oaS YrOiefr crtldrt
uno lit bier ouI Der n9feuuIOn" Our9
cine 5abheihe Delegation pertreten.
Sen. Zee uno @eu. GabcQ, SefGbl5bas
BET smeier yGepartemenls" cOnIObsrIrs
ter &eterancn, laben gtad)ridt gcianot,
oab ihrc 600 Camps" mt Der 9eplanz
ten @rauouns elmer n WtemOrlal 2lhOs
ciation" p6u,9 cinusrItunO,n iino.
Gin Scr r9teunion" per0en Il. u. tDeil'
nebmcn: Geusral 0orbon, SOtltcomz
mauoireuber Ocr nllnitco CONFEDERATE
Yeterau8," Sen. Geo. Morman, Sen.
See, Vo1eitrect, Gable unO anbere berz
porrugenOe Seeriiibrer ser @OnIOOsrlrz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-23
Aus unIrrrr geItrlgsn 2. Mor9tH
AuSaabe.

Ole Ginto III III en- Iteuer, mel
DIE bereits beiablt worocn lit, fann obne
@cnsbmiguus Oc5 &uu9reiies nitt 5u>
riiferltattet wer0.n. jnl0nOlteuerzS oms
miNGr NtllIcr su Nalbiu9tou bat 9e@
ltcrn telegrapbtit aae Snlanblteusr>
Ginnebmer angewleIen, ble AMI gruno
ce6 Glntommenteuerz0eleBes an9eltellz
ten Seamten ant %. os. !Ditt. su snts
laiien.
Die DEM ofraten Ser -. WarO
bislteu geitern abcno III Ser vStbertD~
t0aue" an Der Gft Der McMcdenitraBe
unO MuOllOns2lpcEue ibre 9leOr9anllas
tions. Serlammlung, Die isbr gut beIudt
mar unO barmouiid ucrllef. Or. Saz
fob @Obeu wuroe gum gSaros RraliOen>
ten uu6 Sr. s. Yatcr GlOiwUrtbD, Der
SstretGr oe5 yunitsGlub", sum lSarOz
SefrctGr ,rwdblt. DIeIe beiOeu Serren
biloeu nit Dem WRitslI:Oc OeS StaOts
Grefutips@Omitc's 9Sm. ). 6. Oulaney
oas @retutipz@ Onlits Oer -. 9SarO.
Ole SabreS 9 dluB Bfeter
Ser iuriitli den 6acuitdt t ber
ss8t3utttm urrr Hnip at fano
acitcrn 2ibeuo i'll yDcsumsI Btater ltatt.
DIE @r0IinungSre oe belt \or. gtplr9ltOn
y. Sennctt. SrOI, 9owarb 8rgant
crtbctlte 3icraui an Die lo!gcnOsn grA>
bulrtcn Diplomas: 5obn QS. 2lrnolO,
&m. u. Barnes, @cOrg Scf:r, GSm.
:. Ssi8man9er, Siuin9lton y. gcnz
nett, SarrD &. gropts, 9lnprcw S.
Collars, Gbarlc5 6. Gctep, s. ypinsz
tone Cornelius, 6raucis =. Curtis,
!0OwarO u. 6rend, 9ameS ". G1uws
tbrop, 5iiNOr @ololtrOm, Guz
gene 5. Surris, I3ultcr y. Surs
rllOn, Sr., gilbert y. SOmburg,
SarrD Mtaynart SuttOn, Gbarles ..
9ObuiOn, WiOieS &oe, GlOpO gewIS,
Sch, q. 9ta9snsait, GbOe. 8. OtaiOn.
Splpsiter =. 1eunlng, %tonel Scrmz
ger, &arl q. 80. SdOte, 9arrp Erc8z
ton Scogains, Gilbert 90. SprOher,
Us. u. 3Omers, S;OE,D =. Sownseuo,
Charles SO. Grushcart uuo G0warb Z.
lSar0.
9lsocn wur6en ierner nod BON EroT.
3. IS. s. Guo0D unO @OwaIb 6. WarO
gebalten. Sin Biibihe5 nuii.aliide8
Bro9ramm mar iiir Seu gl5enb auf9e'
lte0t un0 srioabuen mir bauOn eln Cor
nstiOlO uOu Yrof. 2beO0Or 9tstrid,
wclher in finitleriidcr lSeIie bic
9taguolia Sercuaoe" pOn Wtliiub gum
@Ortra9e brahte.
Die sSeanten ser llnlperlitat ilno
eugene $. Surris Brditocnt, yiuin9iton
$. Ssnn;tt SicesYraliOenl, 9arrp 2Dt.
9nttOn Sefretar unO Sdaemeilter, So
pa,O 6. 2urO Sprsder, Woies &as
0rhter uub Gbas. 90. Grucbcart 9iltos
riter. 6iir ole SaluBIeier Iungirten alS
Grctutiu>@ Omite Die 'O0. yiuln9tOn y.
geune;t, Scarf u. II. SdOle unb Sas.
u. @awtbrcp. 0us Gmpfang8zG omlte
beltauO aus ben S9. gusene y. 0arrls,
2nOrep s. Collars, SarrD Dt. 5utton
uno GOmar0 {. Naro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-23
Sn bic quit achnaell.
Sine Grploiiou IN elmer %ulue-Icbrif.-
&ier,ehu SoNtc.

Sine @rplOiiou IN elmer %ulue-icbrif.-
&ieHehn SOO,c.
Yinola, Sal, 21. W,ai.- Oua
Nitrrz@lpc,rinsSaus Der california
EOwosr &orts" flog bcute iriib in ott
Suit. Visr3.bn YerlOneu murOcn &C.
t0bt.t unO Tiinf uermunOst. BON Den
Setoote;en luaren iiinf lSciBe, ndmltd)
9t. 6. Soues,
0arrp Otinu9b,
Oaoto Dean, iun.,
Ggas. Seuags8,
sSolter 3aplor,
unb neuu Gtlnelen. 9tur BON 5tpel Der
&erunsliidtcn tOuntc man oie 9eIteu
flnOen, bic llebrigcn waren III Stiide
serrlileu morbsu. DIE aui9efunocucn
&orpertbeilc purbeu in SGden auaes
iammelt, unO bis ;nr Nnfunit be8 60
ronsrS auIbemahrt. Die Stele, aul
welder baS @IDcsrinhuus itano, slsidi
einsm groBsu %od, wddeS nit SailnIz
mern an9ciiillt ilt. Die iammtliden in
cinem llutreiie BON 200 0arOS uon Dem
@lpcsrinbaus itsBenocu @ebauli9 fciter
wurh'n in 6olsc Der GrplOiiOu mebr
Oper mlnoer belhaoi9t.
2luT tpelds 9Seiie Die @rplolion slid)
ereisnste, iit cin 9tdtbisl. Der lfunsis
r,ubs superintendent q. j. YOllod
bate bas Sau8 geitcrn brei Otal irs
ipislrt, ebs ote grplOiiou id ereisnets,
bod weisertc CT l;dl, iiber ote llriude Der
GrpIoiion slngabcn 5u MAIDEN, OOer
feline Wteinun9 su auBeru. 9lud Die
9lrbstsr beiinoen fid) in ciacm lOlden
Stadium Ser OemoraliiatiOn, OaB iiber
ben llniau gti6ts aus ibnen berau8gcs
bradt iuerocn fann. Der materielle
Sdapeu miro auf $3.50, 900 an9s9ebcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-23
cuba.

Saoanna, 21. Wfai. - 9eneralz
Captain Martines b. @ampoS bot oas
ounnu perluiien unb iib mad @ien1uez
COS be9cben.
DIE ipaniideu geb0r6en baben i'm
Sinblif auf Die bon @Orreiponosnten
amsrifanlider 3eitunsen nah ben Telos
lasern osr 3nlursenten uuternommenen
@rfurionsn eln Yerbot Oerarttser lours
naliitild.r Strsif;ige .rlaneu. Ner in
3ufuait sessn bus YcrbOt banbelt, iOa,
lpsnn er babel eriuiidt tpirb. ltren9 be-
ltratt meroen.
9tcwzDorf, 21. Diai. - @eneral
Eicarbo be Sueiaoa, Der Tribsre SrlesS@
SefretGr BON SeneSuelu, Der bic Snlurs
senten auf Cuba commandment iou uno
Ser lib se9enuartis in 9telu.?Durf aufz
bGlt, wurbe beute I'M r5. 9lpeauezSotel"
iibtr feline fin itisen Blame interuiewt.
Der General erflarte, er weroe 10
piele Sruppeu uab Cuba mitbrinsen,
alS er bewailnen tonne. ST melnte,
Dap @ensral @ampOs bnnen &urssm
nad Spunten ;nriidb.rufen weroen uno
bisS Die 9tteoerlast Spanien's bciie9cln
pnroe.
Der General wirb einise .2cit bier
bleiben uno sebt nit oem Blame nm.
bier cine Maneuterl lamnllun9 cubanIs
l1er Yatrioten 81 peranitaltea.
Oapanna, 21. Otai.-SoIe Wtarti
uno @.nc,al Niarimilian G5ome;, Die
Sniurgsnt:niibrsr, befauosn li9 nudl
Ssn neueiten 9ta9rid,ten auf Ocm Ofarz
ide nad 9tompe. Sie ltteBen Dor einiz
gen Sa9en nit 9tc9ierunsstluppen bel
@ama5an, nabsSOl9uim, Sulammen unb
sO9su I'D nab mebrltiinoi9em Sample
suriid. g3abreno oes GeIed)ts warO
Sbsrlt 9lri;on BON Oer ipaniiden arm:e
permunbCt.
@eutral @apitGn Gam2os ltattete
tsute aui Dem 98ea naA benz Often
@ienIuesos einen Selub ab.
General Salceoo telesrapbirt bon
SantiasO Sc Cuba, baB sr geitern jwiz
iden 8pas unO Dos 9tios an redt:u
llIer Ses Sontramae ltras 6luncs etuer
etpa 700 Otann itarfeu NbtbeIluu9
Jniur9enten elm 9eie6t lieterte. Die
Jnlur9enten muroeu BON Otortl, go
mes, Oiano uno SurrarO uno Die lpaz
nliden Gruppeu uOu Sberit SanoOraI
beisblist. Der &unlpf mar Elm 5ismlib
bslBer uub paucrte II Stunoe. Die
Sniurssntsn purOen seidlasen unO Sole
Wtati, lpelber ii6 Braiiosnl Der 6spubIit
@uba uenut, setOotet. Die Sniurseuten
perlOren i'm 0au3eu an lOotcn IA
Wtann. Die GOrreiponoen; O.s Sen.
Otartt uub eli Bferpc uebft ausrI flung
fielen IN Die 6anOs Der 9tssulareu. Die
Spanier perloren al Toot.n uub an
Ssrwunbeten 5 Ntanu. gsfanssne erz
sablen, oaB @Ome3 peruunoet ie:, inz
OcIcn iit Oiss bis jest nod niat be-
ifItint
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ScIcu sic SieS!
pot prings, 9lyf.,

pot = prlH9s, Irf.,
Den Z. YtdrS '95.
Dr.. 9iabma1 & Co., gtew. 2orf:
@eebrte 9erreu - sd bin ralt kit susi
Sabr.u fraut gemeieu MD fouiultirt. Die be.
riibmten.u Sps;iuliiteu Der Ser. Stnateu.
SD nphm Saoer uno tranf bei6es gSaiier
pon h.n bergen QueIlen III ArtnuiaS, oof
idleu MIR Hid)tS ymoeyuHQ briugsu Su mol
len. 9tadoem idl Shire gIu;eias asieb,n
bate, fam mir Der @eOantr, Shire BIlleu III
probren uno ld) babe uuleiu Spei SdlaG'
teln uerbraud)t; id) nebue iwel menn Id III
8ette sebe, elue uun DEM 6riibitiid, unH lie
baber mir mehr gut getbau, ais lrgenN St.
mas, oas if aumauote. SD mar lcberlel.
oeuo; 0aut Eno Nugeu rparsu geIb; IN be.
iaB etu Sd)lafssiiibl uuo fam mir Dor iole
cIu Setrunfeuer. lleber 0em mabel empiGno
id) Stu,erSeu. ais oh iit Sale oberbalb oe8
Yiagens augelammelt bate. Oteine @iuges
mstoe luareu usritOpft, meiu Wiuuo uuS
metue I3uu9e Die meiite SeIt eutsiiuOet. Ser
Appetlt mar gut, bod tonnte ole 9tahruHg
ul6t peroaut meroen, lag mir ldIlu.r i'm Otul
gen uuO elul9. Vtuaopoll famen mir mleDer
heraui. gtur leitt usrOaulidIe SadJeu tounte
ldI geuIebeu. SenOeu Gle mir 9eiGaisIt Sbr
yBook of Advice" (Natbgeber.)
A6tungsuOn Sen .3uugg.
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5iirfei.
Die W0roer oes amerifaaifd1en
8aoiabrers Sens bon Ytttsburs
otfSfin0io oetn ndtf

@ouitauttuop.l, %. Ntai. -
Wie bier aus armsuisn s;nsetrOfisns
M.lounsen bsiasen, iino Die finf &urz
ben, welhe 6rant q. 2en3 aus Yittsz
burg, Ba., bel ieiner ReiIs Inn Die 9Selt
aui benz .3weirao ermoroet baben, aus
finois senlaht mOrosn. gSiaiam u.
Sadtleben, p,ld)er iid auf Die Sude
nad Der 9side bes GrmorOeteu unO nad
ndberen 9tahrihten Iber ben Wtoro bes
seb.n bat, ilt in @r;.ruuI ansslaust.
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Sclglcn.
Winiitcrfrifis TT Siht.

SrGiicl, %. Otai.-Gie pcrlauz
tst, beabFdtist graf De Otsrobezy8e-
iterlOO, Der Aiiinilter oe5 NcuB.ren, in
5ol9e Observation-Disclosures iiber
bic Ssrwaltun9 beS 9Onso>@ebistss su
reiisniren. 0as Gsridt iit bis iee:
nod nidt beitatist, bod lit beittmmt,
baB Die 9tsgierunS auf Die Qunesatlon
bes @OnsosStaaleS Oefiaitip Ser;idt
aC.eiltet.