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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-31

"
Snrsfei,ait pirs seIicfert fur Seamte uns slns
9eifelite Don faufmanHiie,cu GcibditcH.
Sanfem, Giicnbabncn, Gruref= uns
SrIcgrapben,S Is cmpnsnicn,
S.amtc DON Staateu. Stdetcn uue Counties.
gtent zidcrbeit auf Sursid,aitem oon
Sprmineeru, gcitamentsop nhredern.
SiiGnmatarrm Sruitees.
N'"'ubei:sii bel :assiierererlansunss. .sefebIem,
SsahIosnsrmaltern. Seaucitern,
bei Neid,laauabmsn, bel Giuhaltsbeicblcn
uno allen @ortommniicH bci iurtfil@,n Eroifntn III
niOt dls NadIaBoerpaIttrui' SerW11'''N '0''
Srutcc au. . .;.o
iuiinidt uro iptiitle &atcn ptrosn btp'u'J'.
&cr5iaoidtsitca Der Ntiionar: 55o,ooo,ooo
Gj.lammte @srsnOli6tcitsn s1,OOo,ooo,oo0
Adbtb. srant srepu. gESiSf5t. ISd5 INT ,sae
Gjuuocrnsur pom Dtaruano Don 1887 DIS 1850.
Spbn II. SiauS, ,--..--,
ScfretGr bes .Sereins ber Sauflsute uno 69orIz
tanteH pom 1880 bis 1886.
y. acmp Bartlett, iun..
Sutiter 9sicezEraroent.
Aleranrer &apipn Snapp. setrctar.
Spmuicnc Scptt, S61Pmelh'r'
93antiers, etabIirt S32
Ie,tb. Iicpr Rapncr. @eHcraloHnat'
:s,;1tdm @HTt,m ssb%SSsr; S %Snn,r 9hlisssHlUats.
Sireftprcn:
German s.. Sunt,
@ict= Qrdiiotnt Der Baltimore &rHi ano Guarantee
GomplnD."
5runf 8roDn,
6Iouosrntur ppn MarDluEo Uon 1892 bis 1896.
oSdmes &. Sdte,
BON Der 7irmS Gate, Ntuacr & 60, GrpOrtsure.
5Sranf g. 6dmbletpn,
uou Der Girma @amilton & 60. &antcrs unO
&rOt;r5.
9SerDindno s. SdtrObe,
MapOr BON Baltimore, ftben 1srminc, bon 1875
bis lS95.
G6as. +. MdDer,
9rdFOent Der D&atimOTe. : sSabH" O0n 1883 bis
cSas. 6. 0ooper,
pon Der Jirma u. u. ooOper. & So5nt, %aum'poa=
Spinntrci.
So6n 8. QDams,
pon Der 5irnta Carroll, gOam5 x 60, Stittti= uno
Sdbubz Subrit1ntcn.
s. serunf Supple,
BON Der fSirnid 8cbriocr SOoq.s, Surlnddrtn=
@duolcr, etabirt 1916. e.. -...
sSD6n H. 8ldno,
s;trttdr beg r9trtins Der Ruuilcute uno 5abri=
fuutcnD BON Baltimore Don 1890 bis 1896.
Gbparb s. Yenniman,
RaiFrtr Der rGritcu I1tiOnal=s slnt."
81. 8. 9ubler,
bon Der Jirmu @sbriiocr 0uBltr, Rur3paarsubdnOGcr
Douglas 8. 9oroon,
sctrctdr uno. stabnlttcr Der Baltimore 6rcnHa
N1us Nubiibna 6om2anD."
Simpn Hplenburg,
pon Der firma 5ranf 8oienburQ & 80, 9anficrs
Uiutler.
Gopdro g. Bruce,
BON Der 5rma e. .. @rutt & 90, GuQrOs s9tinz
uHo Slquprhauoltr.
Wm. 8. Utdtt6di,
BON Der 6irma Ytlttbo 3nQram 4 60, 9Icds
Dllrtn= 5abritantcu.
Rp6ert g. Sirpn,
YrdFocnt Der rGoitcuz zHatioua=@ant," Gaion, 0lo.
s. Winfielo 9enrn
BON Der 5rma A1enrp, Utaslin 4 90, &Hrjwa1ren=
bduo!er.
cS1tpb g. 3oIentGal,
Rcdtsdnipllt.
6arrp u. 2er6,
BON Der i5irma WtbriOtr 4tr6, Suttsiz uuo QfcrOe=
QeidDirr iTabrifantsn.
g. &emp Bartlett, iun.,
BON Der 1firma Sbriocr bartlett & 60, Rtbts=
uno fauimdmniidts Ginfa;frungs =@iirtan.
gB. 3. Sliper,
RON Der 75irm1 M;oocuOorf, Clu,r & Co., SaHtitr5
unO Watler.
@eorge s. Recoros,
pom DER 5irma &ttoros & Golpsborouab, ScQa=
tcirrc
WpIes Yels,
pOn Der Girma !; Yts ( S05n, SticftIs unO
S6ub= 6a9rifantsn.
(2O9,14O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-31
Ierfmi!roige gSirfnng riltss SonF
ueuliifl5.

6oGlunb, N3i6., 20. 4uguIt. -
Der Is Sabre alts SoAn BON WaItiT
Witteepin, Der DOR einigen Wo6en eis
nen Sonnen1tih erbjelt, bat Den @ez
brau6 Der 6oQdnoiiden Sprd6e, o'ren
er poGfommen md6tig mar, pollItGnOi5
b:rlOren. g2ur penn engltI6 3u inn
osIpro6en lpiro lit er i'm Stanoe, 81
perIte6en unD III dntIporien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-31
Grneuerums Ses @ea abclenfrteas.

@nelo, %. NuguIt. = Gln
Stunm Der U3etu6elsn grill gsitern
me6rera g}idOarI1iIurgen Der Wa6olis
an, bic Iia tiir5lih erg;6an baitsn, uHo
t0otste msbrere oerIelben. Slii4tlinse
iugan aus, baB bic Wfeta6elen ben
&ried fprtIeben npllen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-31
Selcpb bonperfebr stpiid,en Sonoon
1fffN Teip. Mnrf.

2onbon, 20. 4uguIt. - SsIIuz
I9ofisfD, Der 6efunnts ruIIiI4e Grim
Der, tuirD in nG6itsr 3sit in England
erpartet, I'm bort 9trlu6e nit sinem
neutn 5elspbon an3uiteGen, tpel4ss
iibar cine Der Sa6elltTien nl9 Sem
glnrf delsitat tperDen ipQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-31
9ro6e 5rei=Si(6er=
2TaGem- 5erfammfang!

Grpffnuns Ger Gampasnc - inn "Sarlep'Tart"
Spnucrifas Nbcne. ben 3. Ssptsmber.
-Ico
Suneesicnatpr sSni. M. Stcpart BON 9tspdoo;
Sunecsicnatpr Spf. g. 2. SladbHru
pom 9entudp;
Mobtb. 3. $. Surncr BON gSa5in9toz. .. 8.
SsorofiHuro nm llbr. SeeiIn Der 3ttoeH sS l1r
Diaipr SSm. e.. Stcmart iuhrt oeH Sorllg.
Sebermann lit cinselaben. Die S9ahrlelt 81 horen.
9tuiit pom Der 5. HeermeHts=8Gpslr. (2u9-12D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-31
Ser SentIde GorreiponSent.

Ydglid, WoUthrtd EHu SClHlugs1
q. Hcinc, Giscntbhnier nuo Rceaffenr
(giadfoIssr BON 3. Rainc),
eslbvefsGf, SaltmoresS Strase uno Boft-Sfiierzape-
,on Gts fdnIidhe uno 2 Spunta es s9tus eabc Is
Gents pro oe, sahIbor bic pas SLatt bsiorsenhen
araa.r.-Saefid1 n,bi sonnta ass Mns DC nEtsr
3rt i'm R,rbdItnis iir bic tppdIentIidle stusgabe
n1it sonntoasbIoft pprtoirei nit Gbaus tnr Clubs,
So so PRO Sjdbr, nan irscnb eiHem Sris oes SnlaE,
he S uot europa epmutae essslnsg gate 81
sro sebr.-0as bette unb biHisite eeutid,e Siatt
a sen U(i:tsI, uno Slbiiaatel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-31
GubaniiGc 2lseuten aitf ocn YbiIip=
Otuett.

W1ubrib, 20. Quguit. - Ter Ipaz
niI9e &oniuI in 9ongfon9 mslOet, DaB
cubanii9e 2lgentsn auf Dan 96ilipriz
nsn Snieln duBerIt gei6dftig iinO, Die
G'ingeborsnan CUR @mp0rung seg5n Die
ipaniids 9srri6aft duf5urei3en. 4uf
Den SnTsln ipsrOsn fort01uerno Ser
fuftungen bprgenommen. Inter ben
@srbdFteten 6sfinDst Iid Elm 4meritdz
rsr Tnrr1ns Gp[lius.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-31
iturube,, auf Waoaaasfar

Ydrts, %. NuguIt.-5O2btn aus
Maougascdr in MarIeiIs eingetrOfFsz
K.n grisfsn 5ufolge pliinoern bic 5uz
61ruIos bic SrtI6aften, 6rsnnen lie
nieoer unO eridlagen bic 8spobner.
Die 6run3oIen ri4tsn ale RebeQen,
rslGe gefangen per0en bin. @3aos
herridlf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-31
Der ro6enoe Gonflitt
5pti den &uiier uno
Hei6 stag 9 ni9t

be cit ct.
9us 5eittpeili8e S6peigen Der osutz
i9en 3eitungen iibor Die innere &riTis
baoeutst nibt, DaB Der &aiier nit Dem
6iiriteR 5obenlo6e 0efen 8er6!ei6;n
i'm Qllnte oss Rei6sfdnSlers arrungirt
bat, unb Die QnfiinDigung oes nRsi4sz
an5sig;r," oub Elm gntpurf sur Rez
form bas U1ilitGr Strufperfa6rsns
i'm 8unDestuge beIprofen peroen IoQ,
beoeutat eb:nIo penig, 0aB Der &un5ler
niht u6odntsn piro, ODER buB Die
@a6rI6einli6feit zines @onflifts 5piz
Ifsn Dem &liIer uno Jfei6st1g befeiz
tigt lit G9er9lei9e Samitugs=0epsz
i6en iiber Die nGmlid)s Qlngeleg:nbait
auf Der 3. Settle. q. b. R.) Ssbr piel
5Gnet DON oem Sn9llt Der 9orlage a6,
ipelh, Dem gunbesrut6 unterbrsitet
peroen piro. Winn Der 8diier in bic
5oroerurgen bes Gei6stags eintpilz
list, 10 oaB bic Militdrtribunule ibre
8ertanOlungen 0ffentlid fiibren uno
ibrs GntI9eibunsen snbgiiltig iperosn,
10 fpirb teiu 8erfai1ungstampf iibsr
Die 6rage entIte6en. Der &diier tptrb
aber ialpsrli9 feline @inpilIigung baz
gu gsben, uno alls genuusn 8epbu9ter
oes 9angss Der @reigniiie iino iibsrz
3eugt, ouB Die Sa9e i'm Rei9stage 5u
einem erniten 8ampfe our 9ert9eioi=
glNn9 Der oerflhun9smdBigem Qutoriz
tdt gegen 9offl6alen fii6ren tpirb. eSm
5alIe 5iirIt 9p6enlpbe na6 oem beporz
itebenoen 8eiuG. bes G3aren aboantt,
10 piro iein 3iidtritt ous Signal gu
elmer dllgenpeinen @rbebung 9sgsn Die
gebeimen Ratbssbsr bes 8aiiers, iein
WlilitGrz, Mlrinez uno Gipil &a6inst
tpel9e beut5utage tbutId9lt9 Die 4f=
fuiren bes 3ei9s beberri9en, geben.
Der G5ur tommt mad 8resz
ldu unb &iel.
Der fdiierli6e Spf tpirb Big Wei6>
na9ten in potsDum 6lciban. Oas
Yrogramm oes &aiIers fir bic beoorz
its6enoe Wo6e lit stlpds perdnoert NOR
ben. gr perlGBt Potspdm lm Dienitdg
unD gebt na6 Orssoen gu Den I6Ieitz
I6en Nan0pern. 0on 0resDen 6egibt
sr Ii6 bireft Ra9 8rastuu, um Den dus
9ieff Suriidfs5renIoen &5aren gu emz
pfangsn. 9rin5 9sinri9 bon Preubsn,
gruoar bes Suffers, fommt ebsnfd[Is
na9 gresl1u unb begibt ii9 BON bort
na9 aisl, um ben G5aren gu 6egruBen,
fo6alb berIeI6e in Der leBteren Staot
sintrifft. 2tae @ei4dite in grsslau
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-31
56. Sabrgang.
Dreiun0orei6iglte Jo6res=Crofmung
ll[yll ID! y3!2l


Suurt GaOurtn
atunsu unn
utnut i; SGbbunOrts
9lmferorocntlid,e STertc.
ba nuOaar o
MtrbIhd zines
abu uten
Qrasd ines
aurb barmmn. oumi
Gbrdbc )
tnsmal
astt Die Gagsiah
ri6o ill.,
Beuu m0atb ummn mi
utdi6 Gumt5 piano
6atOo uuo Ga,Iub bdtm pnOn Ii
SS. s. saoIer, YgdToeut; a. saoIer, Sstredr.
Ir. 2, 4, 6, s, 10 mb II, Norn, n,6barIesz zStraBc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-31

JdGt y0o6sn3oltrn, I'm Don oere1
8tTo;d nus Die Jluttenzgopiuticnsn 5u
bsIiatigsn.
Oes &uiiers 8roft duf
feline g d iter.
Gs parl1utsi in '0oftreiisn, rub bic
SaiTerin 6rieDrib ibrem Sobn, Dem
&1iier Wil6slm, brisflid: 8orpirTs
gemabt fatts, peil sr o:n tiirSli9en Be
iu6 oes 6er5pgs ben Sparta, Sronz
prin5en bon 8rie6:nldno, uno oshsn
@smu6Iin, Sdlpeiter oss 9aiiers, in
OeutI9luno ignorirt2. Oas @6spudr
fisIt ii6 ldsrgere 3eit BEL Der aaiisrjn
5rieori6, Mutter DIR &ronprin5eIIin,
duf oeren S9loB SroEbsr3 aaf. &aiz
ier Wil6elm nlGm es Ieiner SapeIter,
Der Yrin3sIiin Sophie, IeAr libel, baB
lie bei i6rer 9ermG6lung nit Dem Ser
5og opn 5part1 5ur gris4iid>fa!boIiz
I9en Stride ii6ertrdt, unO fat i9r uno
i6rsm 8emabl ieitotm Ieins 9ulo entz
5p9en.
Sub @6ulio piro run
pa6ri 9einli4 bod
uu5geliefert.
8eitsrn unO am 6reitug 6atts 5rsiz
6err D. 8isberitein, H}iniIter oas 2lusz
tpGriigsn, fangs 2tuoien3en 6ei'm 8uiz
fer. Yus 8eIultut beItlnO in Dem Gntz
IbluiIe, ni6t in bic llmrpanolung 3dnz
5ibar's, lpel6es gegsnpGrtig nur unter
britiI6sm SduBa itl6t, in cine Solonie
bas 6ritiI6sn 3sihs ein5utpi1igsn.
5srner puros 6sIdloiIen, S1iO S6aiio,
ben ben ben gngldnoern ab9eIeBten
Sultan, lpelfer 3uflu6i I'M DeutIasn
&orIulat gu 3ln5i6ur f1no, an Den
6ritiI6en SonIul uu55ul;efstn, psnn
bic britiId6e Regjerllng garantirt, Dab
oerIel6e ul5 5iirIt ltnb 8risgs9sf1n9s@
ner 6efdnIoelt Deroen pirD.
9ermiI 6tes.
9f1n erlpartet 300 Oelegdtinnen 81
osm internltionalsn 5Srlusn@Gon9reB,
pelfsr i'm September 5uIammsntretsn
piro.
3um erIten Wule lett 1870 ItnD fran
30iiIta 8GIte 6ei ben Wettrtnnen in
8aoen=gabsn, e;nsm friiGer 6si i6nen
fs6r 6stie6ten Srte, erIhienen. @ine
btOautenos Summs 8slo lit in oieIem
Sabre auf bic pprtigen Rennen oeruusz
gdbt pproan. Inter osn 8eiu&ern BE-
flnoen Iib Der Bring BON Wales, Brin5
6ernann bon Sl6isnzWeiurar, 6iirIt
Ggon DON 5iiritsn6erg unO oiele Qmtrtz
taner.
$50. 9lrgrope unO PatterIon, 6rau
5ingleD uno 5rua Wrig6t, Die ameriz
fdniIGen 56soIopban, 4ruroen Bel ibrer
QnfunFt Oa6ier pon 8ertretern Der
beptIfsn SbsoIpp6an tplrm empf1nz
gan. Oelagutan aus 8arlin, odmburg,
SrssOen, Niirn6erg unD 8reslau iino
gum 56eoIop6snzSonO;nt getommen.
Die 9erlinsr 80rIe miro am Sebdnz
t1ge oFfan bIsi6,n - gum eriten Itale
iait einem 8iertelil6r6anosrt.
Die nOistontoz z@sIsqi6aTt" ite5t un
Ser SpiBs sinss Spro;fdts 5ur Grim
ouna elmer neuen 8unf in gene5uel1.
Die 8unt IoQ Die gonpartirung Der in
r2ren S6ulo jsnes 2unoe5 ii6erne6men.
3aifer sSilbclm'S Yrets.
2pnoon, %. 2luguIt. - aaiIer
0il6elm miro einen tpertbooQsn Gil
t,r6e6er, beHen 3e;6nung Don i6m
isl6It entporF,n lit, fir osn 9epinner
Der Sa9npsttfubrt itift;n, tpel4e un@
mittei6ar na6 bsn Soften unldBli6
bes 60. Regierungs Subildums Der
90nigin pon Gnglano 3pii4n 0opsr
unIp 6etgoldnD Itattfin0en iol.
1tnrubeu arf WaSaaasfar.
Buris, 80. 2tuguit.-SOsben aus
Muoagascar in MarIsils eingetroffez
E.n 8risFen 3uTolge pliirbern bic 5uz
61ruIos bic SrtI6aften, 6rsnnen lie
nieoer unO eridlagen Die 8spohner.
Die 5run3oien ri4tsn ale Re6elen,
r,lGe gefungen rperoen bin. @6aos
bsrrI6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-31
&ont3tn Ssiftoria btfiuSct Il s. bei'
fer, oscar gSiIoe Oaaceen ntGt.

Cont n, %. QuguIt. - Der Sc
IunDbsits3uItaro Der 8Onigin hdt ii9
ge6eII.rt. 9ei ibr;r 9lbreiI, na9
G6loB 9almoral in ben I9ottiidan
9o4lanDan fiel es alIgemein duf DaB
lie 6ebsutenD muntarer alSIab uno 6ei
Dem @s6an ipeniger 9iiIfe nOtbi9 bate,
als in Den lettsn Sa6ren.
Geit bsm So'De ieiner Wiutter Der
2dbD Diloa, 1T Der 8sIunO6eits5uitano
BON Sstur WiIoe Elm ia6r i6le9tsr
genorben. Gs i6eint eina tiefe 3uneiz
gung 5tpii6,n 8siOen 6eitlnbsn gu bu=
BEN. 9or Sturgeon entI4ieO 'o;r Miniz
lter bes Snnern, baB taine Milosung
bes Strufurtbeils eintreten ioIe, bod
lpirb lbieIe @ntI9sibung jsBt in @ia=
Derertpdgung ge3ogsn u. Wiloe's gntz
laiIung itt6t aler Wabri4einlihteit
na6 i'm Sftober 81 eriparten.
ssteser etae Gbriiienbebe in Gbina.
Sotio, Supan, 10. Quguit, bfa
Gan syran5isco, %. 4uguit. = Sr
@bantung, G9ina, lit Elm unti8riftti=
der 91usbru9 i'm 8ange. Die QufTiibz
rsr iiHD Mitglitoer elmer 8eIeH6uft,
Die ii8 gum gegenIeitigen S6abe gsz
gen RGuber sebilo;t, aber ss beiB4 nun,
lie lei iel6It sins 8anOitsnz9rganiIa=
tior gsipproen. Seit einiga 3sit Be-
1tuno cine sSebos 5nii6en pRfer @aIsQ=
i6uft urIo ben einge6or,nen &ut6oliz
fen, bic tiir3li9 ibren @0bepuntt err
reidt,, als Die 9eIsHfhlft tauienD
Mann ausIunbis, I'm bas gigentbum
Der &atbolifen gu 5erff0ren. Gg lit
rod ni9t befunnt, o6 Msni6snls6en
psrlorsn gegangsn, .irb:r brdiBi9 tutboz
lii6s Stdtion:n iQtfen 5eritOrt tporben
Isin. 8isrtuuienb Wtunn WilitGr
iinb segeH Die 4lfri4res ausseidnot
pprpsTl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-31
&oiScr gNi!bclm'S Sreis.

2onoon, %. 2luguIt. - 8aiIer
8il6elm piro etnsn pert6ooGsn Gil
t,r6e6er, befen 3ei6nung Don i6m
fsl6It entporF;n lit, fir Osn 8epinner
Der Sa9tp;ttfubrt itift;n, tpel6s unz
mittal6ur na6 psn 5eIten anldBlih
bes 60. Regierungs Subildums Der
a0nigtn pon GnglanO 5piI4.n 0opsr
,,,In anfnnfnnh It1ttfir1hfr inf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-31

fe;ern am 5. Sep!tm6;r, al rpsl4em DIR
S5ar bort anilngt. 9aiIer Wil6slm
rsiIt naa ben idI,iiiten Mun0osrn
e6;ril[Is na9 &isl uno beit.i9t Die
JaGt r6o6sn3olIern," I'm BON oerea
9trO;d rus Die 6tottenzgooiuticnen 5u
6aIihtigsn.
0s5 G,1iIprs 8rpfl duf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-31

tSpcSiaI SnbstrieT. berittet fiir ben .Sertiden
S0rreip9HeenfcH" oHrb Die .IHitcb Yre6" uRo Die
ieu=9oyfcr n9lioc. 9reile."l
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-20
MENELEK'S QUEEN.

Handsome, MasterfuI Woman Who
Rules the King and shares His Wines.
From the Paris Figaro.
queen Taitou was spoken of recent
~ as wanting to lead her troops to the
assault of Makalle 'Taitou' means
light, or sunshine. She is descended
from an ancient and noble family. orig
inaily from Samien. She is we'll formed,
with regular features, except for a lit
tie defect Of the mouth, which she en-
beavers to conceal when she speaks
Her skin is a clear brown. Her eyes
are black, large and expressive. Her
feet are small and her hands are aris-
tocratic, just as are her manners in
general. She dresses in the Ethiopian
fashion. with a great deal of taste and
elegance. She wears on her neck, her
wrists and around her ankles orna-
ments of gold, artistically worked
According to circumstances, the express
sion OF her eye is benevolent or scorn-
full or fiendish. She belongs to that
class of women with whom II is well
to be on good terms. Woe to him who
becomes her enemy or doesn't know
how to APPRECIATE her protection Even
the king himself would not risk the de-
Tense of friend against the resent
ment of vengeance of this proud and
stubborn woman. Wearing all the
outside appearance of a weak and SUBJ
missive creature, she knows how to i'm
pose her will, and when she wishes to
obtain anything, she works for it with
passion She would spend days,
months and even years in the pursuit
OF her object, and she always gains
her point. She is thoroughly acqua.int-
ed with all the state secrets, and in
sists upon knowing everything that the
king does and everything that he
writes. She gives counsel and dictates
important letters.
The queens pride and her mania for
meddling with everything have made
numerous enemies for her. and she
might be an object OF pity IL the king
should die before her. because in that
event she would be in danger of being
stoned to death. She knows this very
well. and as a precautionary measure
she has accumulated immense riches in
the country of Godjam, where she in
tends to take refuge in case she be-
comes a widow She likes most Euro
pean liquors. especially French cham
payne, but doesn't care for the sweet
wines of Italy. which were brought to
her by Makonnen on his return from
Rome. Sometimes she takes too much
and in such cases she might perhaps
be more charming to her husband than
to her outside admirers"
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A DOG TALE.
This Little vagraut Was Supposed to
Have Been Quite lead.

A ragged little dog was adopted by
Judge Fitzgerald one day last winter
while seeking a home. He was a wretch
ed pup and looked like the bad boy who
never will have his hair combed in the
morning, but he had big bright eyes, and
by show of affection for the court was,
after vain efforts to shake him, accepted
finally and given a home. The pup was
a hobo, that was apparent but the Judge
thought he could reform the shaggy rep
rebate and. accordingly, gave him a good
box to sleep in and regular meals.
For a time Rags behaved genteely, he
would trot along at the judges heels or
stay at home when told to do so, as a
well behaved doggie should. He waxed
fat and his coat became glossy, so that
II gained In favor and was regarded as a
very promising pup.
But after a time Rags" was spoiled,
he could not stand prosperity, and he
began travelling in fast company such as
wrought the ruin of Tray and other good
dogs. He would stay out o. nights, and
finally became such a scamp that after
formal trial he was sentenced to death.
Chief Jack White was appointed lord
high executioner and Rags was led to
the dorg morgue across the railroad
tracks, which are like unto the river
Styx for Anaconda dogs. for they seldom
come back. Short was his shrift. The
muzzle Of a 44-caliber revolver was poked
in his ear and the weapon discharged.
Rags" rolled over and lay quietly, APP
parently as dead a dog as ever gave up
the ghost. Chief White came back and
notified the city scavenger to send for
the body. Then he sat down to his desk
and was busy with some papers, until
pity pat came the sound of steps down
the hall. Now the chief il not one bit
superstitious, so he was not frightened;
II would take more than the ghost OF a
dog to scare him. but he was dumbfound-
ed by surprise to see Rags" trotting in,
lay down in his usual nest under the
judges bench. The bullet had gone, like
a story. In one ear and out the other
They had said he was dead, but Rags"
did not believe IL and came back to tell
them so. The next time Rags" got a
ball between the eyes and he is now as
dead as he was supposed to be in the
first act.
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COME TO THE FRONT
The Time for Registration Is Draw
ing to a Close.
1T IS EVERY MANS DUTY
Old and Young Must Give In Their
Names Three Refuse to Sign
the County Seat Removal Pc
tition-Five More Days.

Registration Is progressing very slowly
and unless IL Hvens up a bit during the
next few days the number of men enti-
tied to vote will be very small this spring.
Already three days have gone and only
500 names have been recorded on the big
book. This is a small fourth of the num-
Der who should be on hand on election
day.
Many enormously suppose that former
registration will give them a vote. Such
persons will lose their franchise most as
suredly. for at regular city elections the
entire work must be done over again each
year.
To the old timers and men who have
been voters for 30 or 40 years this works
what many of them feel to be a hardship,
but being a matter of law they have no
alternative but to obey, walk down TO
the registration office and swear in their
votes just the same as the youngster who
approaches with awe and trepidation to
qualify for his first vote.
Up to the present time just three men
out of the 500 have declined to sign the
petition to the county commissioners for
an election on the proposition of moving
the county seat to Anaconda. They could
not and would not give any reasons for
the refusal and none can be imagined.
Only five days remain and IT behooves
every man who is interested in his city
to take time by the forelock and make 1t
his chief business to register to-day. In
this government of the people, for the
people and by the people, the man who
loses his vote by neglect to register is
guilty of unpatriotic, disloyal negligence.
Election day Is the time to raise voice
and vote on questions of public interest,
then should the people speak, and II they
fail to do so should hold their peace for
ever after. at least until next election.
Up to date the populists have the only
ticket IN the field. Democrats and repub-
licans may be saving wood, but they
have not said anything.
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The ZoseI District.

The increased activity at the Zosel
mines is very encouraging and the new
ore bodies uncovered during the past two
weeks insures a mining camp that is sure
to attract widespread attention, SAYS the
Silver State. In every case where proper
~ in this district has been opened and
ore found II may be depended on as be-
ing OF sufficient value TO ship at a good
profit. The character of the ore makes
IL easy to mine and easy TO treat Good
carbonate ore has been taken from sew
eral claims In Zosel at the grass roots
and that the Emery mine is taking still
better ore from the 225-foot levels is evil
dence that the camp is permanent In
every case where depth is attained the
ore carries more and more gold. Many
men are coming In from the outside with
view of interesting themselves and in
many instances have done so.
Jacob Hitz. one of the owners of the
Wake-Up-Jim claim in Zosel. has secured
bond and lease on that property from
the other owners and will put three men
TO work at present, that number being all
that can work to advantage now The
terms of lease are the same as the Argus
embraces, which are: Bond. $50 600: lease
10 months without royalty or eight
months with royalty.
Alex Brown. Tom Shugro and Jake Ko-
kensparger. who have a lease on the Ar
gus in Zosel. are greatly pleased over a
strike of very rich ore which gives all
appearances of being permanent They
have had good ore from the start, but
the strike of the past few days ENSURES
a good property" to use the words Of
one OF the interested parties. They are
preparing TO make a shipment of the
product at an early date.
w. Il. Matheson, who rs working the
william Coleman claim I'm Zosel. has
some very rich ore al present that gives
much promise. There has been a small
vein OF ore for some time. but the prop
erty now makes a showing that II never
did before.
Dennis O'Donnell OF Butte. who secured
lease and bond on the Carbonate Ex-
tension. an adjoining claim 10 the Emery.
was here Saturday making final arrange
ments and also having the names Of
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-20
Anaconda Nelos.

Thomas p. Graves and II. Pickering add
ed to the lease and bond as his asso-
ciates. Mr.. O'Donnell is an old timer in
this county. having 20 years ago worked
at shoemaking with Peter Lansing in
Deer Lodge. For a number of years he
has been active in mining in Butte and
has accumulated considerable wealth. He
is pleased with his proposition In Zosei
and the machinery. which is all new. is
expected here to-day and they want to
have II In operation by April /. They will
begin operations down the hill from the
old incline and when the lead is tapped
1t will be at a depth OF several hundred
feet.
Parties will go out tomorrow to exam
Inc the Black Rock mine. which is To-
Gated near the Emery, with a view of
obtaining bond and lease. 1t is a good
mine and only needs systematic working
to make II a rich producer.