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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
DEMOCRATIC oAmpA1cN opRNEp.
Senator Daniel at eho Old Opera House
Last Nicht

Sehaeor Oaniei at tho Old Opera House
Last Night.
The Democratic campaign was for
mally opened in this city and district
last night by Senator John w. Daniel,
Virginia's finished orator. The Roa
noke Machine Works Band was out,
and furnished music for the occasion,
and, Notwithstanding the fact that the
coming OF Senator Daniel had been
considerably advertised, only about 800
voters turned out, there being q large
number OF ladies and children present
The house was fairly we'll filled, but
seats were not at premium.
capt. w. w. Berkeley, the Democratic
nominee for the house, spoke first, and
awelt particularly on the point of favor
ing tree, secret, untrammeled and
honest election law. He would not
abolish the Walton law as q whole, but
was in favor Of revising the constable
feature, and suggested as an amend.
ment the striking out of this feature of
the law. He was in favor of amending
the constitution, and the only way to do
this was to call constitutional con9en
ton.
Hon. j. Allen Watts, Democratic
nominee for the senate, came TO the
front and in few we'll chosen words
introduced Senator Daniel, who came
oPoh WIZ nooso onlo ap-
plause. The Senator began his speech
by making the plain statement thst this
is not hurrah canvass, but that the
people OF the whole State were in
serious snd reflective mood and that it
was not a canvass to be won by floating
flags and waving banners or by the in
SEPARATION Of brass bands. Every man
IL trying to reason, to the best OF his
ability, his own welfare and the course
OF his own salvation. He suggested
that the only way to get this country
out OF the fix 1t is in was to stick to the
Democratic party.
After touching briefly on local to pics
the Senator rehearsed the history OF the
Democratic party in both State and
national affairs sincs the war. He
touched on the silver question, and de-
clared himself in favor of the free coin
age Of both gold aud silver regardless of
international agreement.
The Senator'S speech was all right for
e national campaign, but IL evidentl y
was not what was expected by some Of
the local Democratic political leaders.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
1.-The BeGgar Student" Tonight.

"The Beggar Student" To night.
Tonight Jules Grau's Opera Company
open their engagement with o brilliant
production Of THE Beggar Student"
The cast will be star one and the Cos
tunes will be the finest ever seen on
the Roanoke stage. In addition to the
opera there will be new songs by Miss
Randell and Miss Leslie, new and topical
songs by tho popular young eomedian,
Fred FL Freer. Mr.. Alrich Libbey, to
oblige his many friends, will sing After
the Ball" Secure your seats at once,
as the house will be packed to the doors.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
Death in Bedford.

Mrs Mary Dickerson, of near Stew
ardsville. died Tuesday morning of can
Ger, at he ago OF 65 years. The funeral
services wore conducted at the family
residence yesterday afternoon, after
which interment took place in the FAM
lily buryiug ground.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
a Brilliant Performance Promised In
"The seggar Student"

Brilliant Performance Promised In
"The segGar Student"
The Jules Grau Opera Company will
give Tho Beggar Student" at the
Academy OF Music tonight This is
one Of the brightest comic operas on the
stage to-day, and itabounds in pleasing
music and interesting situations The
company has been rehearsing 1t in this
city for the past ten days, and those
who have witnessed the rehearssls unite
in pronouncing it one Of the most thor
oughly drilled corps of high class artists
that ever appeared in Roanoke The
company numbers among It's mem bers o
number OF Elks and other secret aociety
brethren, who will meet with pleasant
reception to- night at the hands of their
brother members.
Mr.. Grsu has endeared himself to the
people OF Roanoke by kindly allowing
his artists to assist in church music and
charitable entertainments during their
stay in Roanoke, and Manager Hooper
Is extremely deairious that Mr.. Grau's
unheard-of generosity should meet with
the appreciation it SO justly deserves
ana he asks that the people will turn
out to- night and give The Beggar Stu
dent" such royal welcome tn st the
company will decide to play q return
engagement.
During the play Mr.. Libbey will In
troduce some OF the sentimental bal
lads he has made 80 famous and Mr..
Ffeer will entertain the audience with a
few OF his topical songs.
n
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
MIR. OFT Leid to Rest

The funeral services of the late John
OFT were conducted by Rev. Hay Watson
Smith, of the Second Presbyte rian
Church, in the First Presbyterian
Church at o'clock Yesterday afternoon.
He was assisted by Rev. DR.. w. c. Cam o.
bell. The floral tributes were both
beautiful and costly. At the conclusion
OF the services a. the church the rem aims
were taken to Fairview Cemetery for IN
terment The active pail bearers were
}. 2. Barbee. j. G. Davenport, c. A. Nc
Hugh, G. G. Taliaferro, r. A. Buckner
and w. p. Alrheart
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
Succeeded Well.

THE RoANoKE TIMES OF yesterday
printed, in red ink, approximation of
the Liberty Bell, nov on it's way to
Atlanta TO print 4 paper in two colors
with an ordinary press involves consid-
cradle labor, but the TIMES succeede d
remarkably we'll in it's attempt. Nor
folk Ledger.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
First Baptist Church Last Night.

At the prayer meeting service at the
First Baptist Church last night Rev. e.
Is. Pollard preached an interesting SER
mon preparatory to the evangelistic
meetings to be conducted by Messrs.
Barron and Bush, which will begin next
Sunday. His subject was "finding
YOurselfn
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10

and the engine of the second section was
serving as pusher. Mr.. Noel was lean.
lug over the platform of his caboose to
couple on the engine, when jerk or
jolt caused him to lose his balance. He
fell to the track and the greater part Of
the locomotive in the rear passed over
him, mangling him in frightfnl man.
Q6r,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
Child Burned.

Jno. E. Easter, the popular clerk Of
Landerkin & Michael, is in Floyd
county, where he was summoned sew
eral days ago to attend the bedside Of
his child, which was seriously scalded
by having a pail of hot water OVER
turned on it. A letter was received
from Mr.. Easter yesterday stating that
the child was improving and would
probably be able to be removed to
Roanoke in few days.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
The Virginia Press Asso oi ation.

The Virginia Press Association meets
in Atlanta to-day and will take in the
Atlanta exposition. The representa-
tives from this section are L. K. Look
abill, OF this city, and Charles D. Denit,
of the Salem Times Register.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
Masonic Charter Recovered.

The charter Of Lakeland Lodge, No.
100, A. +. end A. M which was lost
during the war, was found last week by
Mrs. Alex Med. Smith, who had It
elegantly framed and presented to the
lodge at Its meeting Tuesday night
The charter bears the signature Of John
Dove, who died in 1891, and who was
one OF the oldest and most jealous
Masons in the State. Mrs. Smith found
1t while looking through some papers of
her late husband, who was a memb Or Of
Lakeland Lodge, and who kept the
charter at his home for safe keeping
during the war.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
Credit Whore 1t Is Due.

Detective Eugene Robinson has cap
tured Sheridan Muse, the murderer OF
Thomas Levesy. He is now holding
him at Roanoke, awaiting requisi tion.
The proof against Muse is already COM
plete. Robinson has performed a splen.
did piece OF work in this case Blue.
field Telegraph.
Sheridan Muse was arrested in this
city two days after the murder OF
Thomas Levesy by Officer John Eanes
and locked up, and the authorities OF
Mcdowell county were Immediately
notified. Officer Eanes is the man who
performed the splendid piece OF work. "
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
Artillery Company Meeting.

The Roanoke Artillery Company will
hold meeting tonight at o'clock in
tho office OF Edward Lyle, in Hotel
Leo All mem bers Of tho com pany are
expected to be present. The company
has secured the old warehouse on
Church street, near the public building,
as an armory, whore their guns are
already stored
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
Ill With Consumption.

Mrs. John Mason, of Vinton, ia seri-
ously Ill with consumption and her
death is hourly expected. Mr.. Mason
has just recovered from q severe spell
OF fever and is senior partner in the
Mason e. Cook roller mills in Vinton.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
Married in North Carolina.

The Norfolk Landmark OF October Q
says: John w. Stinnette and Miss Pearl
Falls, both Of Roanoke, Va, were mar
ried in Elizabeth City, N. c., Monday
afternoon by the Rev. Dr.. Blackwell at
the Baptist parsonage.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10

If you wish to get the best quality Of
coal and wood buy it from w. X. An
drews & Co 2l9 Salem avenue.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
Preaching Tonight.

Elders Philpot and Minter, of the
Primitive Baptist Church, will conduct
religious services at tho Brethren Taber.
nacle on Salem avenue. The public is
invited.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
Conductor Killed.

Samuel Noel, o well-known conduc tor
on tle Clinch Valley division of the
Norfolk aud Western railroad, was run
over and killed on Tuesday morning.
The casualty occurred about one milo
west OF Honaker at 1920 in the morning.
Mr.. Noel was bringing in first No. 10, q
through freight, east bound from Nor
ton. His engine stalled on Flnney Hill
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
Local Bits.
News Of People
and Events.
Happenings Briefly and Reliably
Put Before You.
Gone to tho Fair.

Gone to tho Fair.
The Park Street Band, of this city,
has gone to Fine astle, where they have
been engaged TO furnish mueic during
the fair.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10

QUICK money to loan on real estate.
Long time and easy payments. Call at
once. L. w. SPINDLE & Co., 1O4 Jefrer.
son street.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
Marriage Liconse Issued

a marriage license was issued yester-
day by the clerk of courts to William 1
Kefauver and Miss Lena b. Wsldren
both of this city.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
X. of p. Lodge Instituted.

The twenty. five mem bers of Osceola
Lodge No AZ, X. of p, who went to
Bedford City Tuesday afternoon. re-
turned yesterday morning. While in
Bedford City they instituted lodge OF
Pythians to be known as the Peaks OF
Otter Lodge, into which thirty-seven
members were initiated. The Roam
okers were assisted in the work by
about twenty mem ers of the Lynch
burg lodge.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
In the Police Court.

In the police court yesterday morn
ing Lena Hatcher and Lottie Shepherd,
colored, were fined SIS each for lettering
on the street. which was paid. Ella
Edwards and William Finney, colored,
SIS each for violating o city ordinance.
Thomas Colowsy, colored, was fined IS
for disorderly conduct. The total
amount OF fines assessed was S95, of
which amount $40 was paid.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
In the COURTS.

In the hastings court yesterday three
small judgments were rendered and
several cases continued until the next
term of the court. During the first part
OF yesterday the circuit court was en-
gagged In hearing chancery arguments.
In the afternoon the unlawfu desaIner
case Of Mrs. w. v. Walsch vs. Mrs.
Ella Seeligson was begun and the taking
of testimony Is now in progress.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
Good Roads Convention.

p. L. Terry and Capt. j. II. WingGte,
representing the city OF Roanoke, and
II. a. ellis, vice president Of the Good
Roads Association, for the Sixth dis.
trict. representing the Sixth district
and Young Mems Business League of
Roanoke, left for Richmond las. night
to attend the Good Roads Convention,
which assemblies in that city to-day,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-28
Nenej:c Na@ri1ten !.
GmaIauo uno Niearaawa

9 a. 20. Maara. Die BRIT
tt1de Megierung bat bur@ ibren bies
iigen @eianbten Der Resieruns bon
Ntcarasua Elm llltimatum aufteIeu
laTen. sic perlanst cine gntiddbis
aur19 BON $4,000 Yfunb Sterling als
S4meraensselber fir bic mGbrenb BET
Wirren i'm porigen SABRE porgenoms
meme Mustpet1ung bes britii9en Gons
iularasenten Sat9 in 8luefelbs, uno
ferner bic grnenun1ns elmer Commit
ion, tpel4e ben Sdaben feitieben lou.
ben britif9e llntertbanen, tpel@e UNI
bie1elbe 3eit aus benz Mosquitosebiets
bertrieben purben, Begin. beren Gignz
tbum erlttten baben. Na9 ben Be-
ittmmainsen bes ultimatums ion elmer
Der Gommifdpe BON @roBbritannien
unb elmer BON Micaraeuu ernannt tperz
ben unb bte1e 8eiben 1olten einen
Dritten ernennen, Der tnbeHen tetn
8iireer Der Ser. @taaten 1ein barf,
SIS 1purbe ferner betannt sema9t,
Dos ON brittfhes Rriegsi@iF ieBt
na4 ye,caragua untertpess 1T, um
obtse Gorberunsen bur93ufiibren.
Diefelben miKen innerbalb Z @o@en,
bonn Is. Tebruar an, benz Datum bes
lltimatums, gerednet, erfiqt tperz
ben.
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8etttaIt56c N6uber.

81 ehp @a It Re, 3d., %. MGr5.
9ter lit bic Ma4rt@t eingetrofen, bab
flint perlarpte RGuber in bas in ber
MGbe bon Matts M&i1s gelegene 9uus
BON Spbn McO}iQan %einbrangen, BEL
fen 6rau unb bic baiben SD@ter, To-
tpie ben &ne@t banben unb tnebelten
unb Damn fuit apet @tunben auf bic
9eimtebr Mc9gft0ams 1parteten. Mls
.er fam, barber Tie lin an Elm 8rett
unb 1tenten ibn init benz 8opf na@
unten an bic Wanb, tporauf lie tbm
init augenb(idli@om S1be brobten,
apenn ct ntht angebs, mo ct fetn @e(b
bdbe. MoIeillan batte am Sage bor<
ber $1,000 in elmer 8ant bepontrt
unb Tagte bies ben @dutbern. Ma&bem
bie]e glibenbe &oblen uuf feline 6ube
gelegt unb i'm umbarmber3ig bur4gez
peitfht bdtten, glallbten lie enblt4
ieinen @eriiherungen unb 3ogen ab.
SFrau McM}ilan unb fire betben 304z
ter, npel@e gen6tbtgt tparen, 3u3uieben,
tpie McMtllan 9efoltert tpurbe, be-
finDen ii4 in 6olge Der ausge{tanDenen
Mngft in etnem 'bsbentlt4en 3uftube,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-28
YieIe 9auteuoe arbettSIoS.

2onbon n, 10. Mas: Ds sroBe
.Sperre i'm bieiissn Stiefelz unb
S&ubssf@dft nabm geftern Morgen
tbren 4nfang umo beute Mbenb fino
10000 in benz genannten @s14dftsz
atpeige bef@dftigte Mrbeiter am Musz
itaro. Mu@ iiber bas Stiefelz unb
S@ubfabrttattots ssi@dft i'm sartaen
2arbe bat iidb bic Sperre ausgebebnt.
Sn 2etoefter finb 10000 unb in @otbz
peq 1000 4rbeiter bon ber Sperre
betrofen. Der 2onboner Mrbeiterz
peri i&erun9sratb bat feline 9ieuite CUR
@ermtttelung otpif 4en ben Mrbeitgez
bern unb BEN Mrbettern a~ngeboten.
Die 2eBteren erbeben @infpru@ 9egen
bic @infIbrung perbei7erter amerttoa
nii@er Mai4inen. Dt Mrb,it9eber
baben bic Ginmti9ung zines @@ieosz
9ert4ts abselebnt, tpeil pie Mrbetter
ben friiberen @nti Geibungen ber
@4iebsri9ter nt@t na4setommen
iinb. Ma1r f9dBt bic @eiummt8abl
Der i'm ga13en 2anbe BON Der @perre
betroFenen Mrbeiter auf 100000. !
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-28
0opa,, ,lno China.

yor' %. utdra. Cine spes
atalbepei9e aus Sbangbai melbet:
@aps gbina etnsetrofenen 8eri4ten
3ufolge 1T 9Qbmiral Sing, bon peldem
es sebeiBen batte, baB Ct bel Meis9aiz
Mei Selbltmorb begaugen babe, nod
um 9eben. @s beibt, bab bic brei
SGrge, rmslhe etn Rriegsf4tf na4
GbeezGoo bra1te, bic 2etden bon Cru,
bes gapitGns bes Sing Duen", bon
gbang, bes gommunbirenben ber
@arni1on, BON 2m &ung 3ao unb
Don Sat, bes Gommanbtre1rben bet
2ambtruppen Don Weiz9aizWei entz
bielten, iebo9 apirb perii4ert, bab Mbz
miral Sing f~ortsei9muegelt tpuroe.
Sbim { II, 20. Mdro. 8icez
t0ntg 81 9une @bans unb iein &C.
folge 5tnb 9ter eingetroHen, UNI iiber
ben 9lbi4lub zines Trtebens 5tpii@en
sSapan alnb China gu unterbanbeln.
Der Mgeianbte bes iapantf@en aus
pGrtigen Mmtes begab fih fofort auf
ben Dampfer, NIT peldem Der @intiiz
i9e @icet0ni9 an9etommen mar, unb
ipGter madte 81 9ung Chang in Be-
eleitumg beg GERM SoBn M. Softer,
bes ameritant4en 8eratbers Der @tz
neftfhen Observation-Disclosures, Dem
iapanH4en Mtniiter ber uustpdrttgen
T.; -f'nenbetten einen 8efu&. ~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-28
neutrality-suspicious.

RDln, %. Mdrs. Cine f@redli:
DE Dpnamiterplpiion %ereignete iiA Bel
benz an ber bolldnbi1@em @rense i'm
@egierungsbe5irt DiHeloorf ge4egenen
9orf e @almortb. Die @rploiion ent=
{tanb BEL ber Wuslabung ber aus TO-
900 &ilo Dpnamit 'beitebenyoen 2az
bung ibas S@ifes @ltiabet6. 3ablrei=
DE Men5den tparrben get0btet uno UNI
gebeurer @@aben am @igentbum an
gert@tet. 9ie genaue @n3a9l Der
nmgetommenen tit nod ni@t feitgez
felt. Gin neben Der @li1abetb lie
genbes @@if gerietb in 8ranb unb
tpurbe bon itdn0ig 3erit0rt. Die &C.
tpalt BET 6 rploiion puroe piele W}eiz
len 'mett i'm \umtreiie peripIrt. Die
8epobner ber umgegeno glaubten
nidlt unbers, als bab elm 9efttge5
@rbbeban 1tattgsfunoen babe. Sn
benz Dorfe &eeten iino mebrere 9Guz
fer 5ulammengeitiir5t unb in anoeren
bena@barten DDrfern itnb eine un5ubl
Geniteri@etben 5eriprunsen uno ionz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-28
Uerbanentbpoaer 8rano.

Solebo, .. 10. Mdra. Sonnz
tag Moreen brad In benz Mai4tnens
ballie Der Waba1bz8abn, bas ii@ am
GuBe BON Soutbitreet befanb, Jtuer
aus, bur4 tpeldes bas @ebGube poQz
itdnbts aerit0rt tpalrbe. Drei @iertels
i~tunben, na4bem ber Geuer : Mlarm
geseben mar, itiirste bic iublide Mauz
ct bes @ebd1tbss Elm unb IL Men54en
tpurben unter ben Sriimmeru begraz
Ben. .3pei berieQben tparen auf Der
Stele tobt, Elm britter itarb ioglei4,
nadbem ct unter ben Triimmer,t berz
poreeaogerr mar, unb bic uebrtgen
tpureben mebr ODER tpentger erbsblt4
perlebt. Mgeieben bon Sobn 8oz
tpen, 1paren ale Mnge'tellte ber Maz
bafb48abngeieQf4aft.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-28
Gtu nid5t 8e%,pInidter 0etauo:er.

Darlington, %. MGr3. g.
tretdr @refbam ioppbl, mie Der St.
1anbte Sburiton lsbnen es ab, bas
@eriidt, tab bic Mbberufuns oes lebz
teren geforbert poroen lei, gu beftdtiz
gen ODER in Mbrebe gu 'iteuen. Sic
fpollen iibsrbaupt ni9t iiber bic Ga
DE 1pre9en, jeboG meiB man, baB
piel fadbe Reibunsen 3tptiaen benz
Stautsfetretdr unb benz @eianoten
ftntteefunben baben.
@bicagp, %. MGr3. Der rDat=
lp Netps" pirb aus Waibington telez
srapbirt, @etretdr @reibam babe bic
Mbberufun9 BON 6. 81. Sburiton, oes
borttaen @e1anbten BON 9atpati &C.
forbsrt. @let93:itig iino lebterem bic
Sbiiren bes @taatsbepartements perz
fhlpfen ipprben unb es purbe tbm
bebeutet, bab er Dem Staatsietretdr
ettpqiee Mittbeilun9en i4riftli4 ma
4en miiKe, ba bieier es ablebne, tbn 81
empfangen. 9ie Mbberufung SPUR
1tons npurbe bereits am 81. Tebruar
geforbert. Mm senannten Sage for
6erte @etretGr @reibam ben @eianbz
ten Wiqis in 9onolulu uuf, benz haz
,maiiiden Miniiter ber a~usmGrttgen
Mnqeleqembeiten formeQ mitsutbeilen,
bub Der @efanbte Shurfton periona
non erata lit. Dieies S4reiben cling
NIT ber poit ab; bic Na@ri4t, mie
baKslbe in 9onolulu amfgsnommen
tpurbe, mag bereits nit etnem Damp
fer a1f benz @ege na@ Gan Granctsto
fein. Gburiton bGtte in elmer I'M
t%erreoun9 NIT 3ettungscorreiponoenz
ten ben Setretdr @reiham getaoelt
unb ba ber ipanif4e @eianbte Mebnz
1tdes 9etban fat, 10 fat fih beute
Ma9mittog has @erii4t perbreitet,
baB au@ bei1en @bberufung geforoert
merben tpiirbe.
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g~Setttre tpanttme @epalttbat.

9ompa a, Jlav 20. Mdra. paKaz
giere bes aus 9apana bier angetomz
nnenerp Dampfers brinsen bic allerz
bings ni@t beitdtiste Na@rt@t bon
tpeiteren @emalttbaten ipani4ier
Rreuser sesen ameritanii4e S@iHe an
Der clbanH9en &iite. Na@ Der leBten
Ma9ri@t bariiber bat bas ipantf@e
Ra1ronenboot rMrcabo" auf Der 90be
bon puerto Sabre einen amsritaniz
i9en S@ppner in ben @runb gebobrt.
tpobei bic sanae, aus fe@3ebn Mdnn
lbtitebenbe Befabrns bes S&ooners
bas 2eben einbiiBte. @s 1T ni@t be-
tarnt, Of Der S4ooner @aFen, ODER
cine fir bic Gubaner beittmmte Grpez
bttion an 8orb bate. Sn 9abana
bieb es, baB Der S@ooner bon Rep
@eft getommen fei, aber tueitere gr<
funbtgungen baben ergeben, baB bort
Tern Gabr3e1g bermiBt tuirb.
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Settenttii6 sum ,.MAtanca" 1an

SetteItVUU 3WW 1'<t~s~"e~ O~""
Nem Oort, %. Mar3. Cine
@pecialbepei@e aus &eb Meit meloet:
Ma4 1oeben e%tntrefenoen Na@ri@ten
tpurbe bon benz 1panii@en &reu3er
vSnfanta S1abella" auf ben S4ooz
r1er vSsSrene" gefeuert unb ibm Elm Malt
meggeriTen. Die Na@ri&t tpurbe
BON einem 3pii@en bieiem 9afen unb
benz 6eitlanbe fabrenben @iebtransz
port bierber gebra4t. Dte uSrene"
1T elm fleiner @9ooner unb bas ST.
gentbum bierielbft anfdfitger Sc
f9Gfts1eute BON ben @anarti@en Snz
ieln. @ie murbe ben ganaen Winter
btnbur@ inn Ti14bannel tpertpenbet.
@or einigen Suger, tebrte lie nit elmer
Mn3a6l @eri@tsbeumten an 8orb bon
Sort Mepers, mo Elm ienlutioneqer
MorbproseB itattfanb, bierbet 5urid.
Damn etn9 fe na4 punta @orba ab,
hpo iie eine Expedition na4 Guba an
@orb nubm. punto @orba puro:
BON ben 1pani]9en &reu3ern 1ebr
1Gnrf bsoba4tet. @iner b~erielben
folste ber rSrene" unb feuerts uuf tie.
9teis Mtttbetlunsen purben gu punta
@prba benz Gapitdn zines @4tfes gez
mo9t, mas ioeben DON bort bier elm
getroFen 1T. Ri@t nur bic @tgenz
miimer, 1onbern au9 bic Mngeb0risen
Der Offi5iere u1tb Mutroien Der "Srez
ne" 1pobnen bier 1nb iino our4 bte1e
Na4rihten in nidt gertnge Wufrez
guug ber1eBt tpprben..
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-28
Madjuht elmer Motbbaut.

Wi@ita. &as., 20. Mdr5. 9enrp
Gberrp, feline Srau, beren 3ebniabriser
@oN. Mapmpnb unb br~etidbriges
S0&terd3en Marp 1inb our@ @ader
aus einem 8runren Bel ibrer WDbz
hung an Morb 5. 9lpe. pergiftet NOR
ben. @berrp unb feline 5rau tperben
tpdhri dxinli@ ni&t nit benz 9eben 6az
pomtpmmen. Sbre @eii@ter itnb
i6redlt9 ange1@mollen unb gang
i@mar3. 9ret Mer3te iinb um BITE
llnqliidli9em 'be19dftigt. Sic beioen
Rtnber tperSen burdtommen. Man
bat einen Snbianer Mamens Summit
i'm @erbaht, bas Mafer pergiftet gu
baben. Summit unb GberrD polten
Dor etntgen Monaten bahelbe 9aus
taufen unb uls GberrD es er 1tano'
brobte bic &otbbaut, Gberrp uno oe1z
len ga1r5e 5amtlie bergiften gu tpolen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-28
Start ftu0erloS.

Berlin, %. Mdr5. Tirit Wolz
bemar, ber regierenbe Jurit bon 2tpz
pes etmolb, 1T in ieinem Il. Sabre
geitorben. @r btnterldBt feline Rtnz
Der. Sn 1einem 9eitamente mtrb bez
ftimmt, baB Prtn5 Mbolf bon 2ippez
@@aumburg Big gu ietnep 9browbez
iteiguny @esent iein ioqe. prina MboGf
bon pezS4aumburg 1T ber Gitefte
Subn bes Guriten bon 2ippez@ @aumz
burg. @r 1T am %. Gebruar 1883
geboren. @
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-28
Der ~,.9luianca" 1aA.

5uDuna, %. MGr3. Ser Be-
ridt bes 8efeblsbabers bes &reu3ers
SCRIBE be @endbino", nelder am 8.
Mdr3 in Der NGbe oes Gap Map1t auf
ben Dumpfer rMQiance" feuerte, 1T
per0Teutliht 1porben. Der Gapitdn
iugt oartn, bab Der Dampfer langl am
innerbom anoertbum Msilen bonn
2anoe bingsfabren lei unb bebauptet,
baB ii9 Der 0ampfer innsrbalb ber
bret Meilen @ren8e befunben uno bic
briti7he Tlagge tee5eigt bube.