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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-26
Wus Snba.
lIneimtsfcit une 3crmHriniiie unter Zen S'ninr:
sentrufIbrrrn. - Gin S6reibcn GaIirto
Garcia's.

9entcutIbrcrn. - ON SOreioen SalIrfp
@arcia's.
6apanu, %. 2luQuTt. - g2a6z
ri4tan aus Dem 6auptquartier Der &e=
bsllen bsT1gen, oaB ihon lett 4tOnatsa
Reibersian 3pii6:n b09srsn Offi3ieren
Ser sSniur9ent2n psgen gapinar Grz
nsnnunqan Ieitea5 Os5 EspolutiDn5z
9rdTiosnten Gisnaro i'm @1nge pdren
uro n1B as am %. 2Suli por o'm pro-
oiioriI4en PrGIio'nten 3u elmer Scene
fam, in 6olge Dsfen Der alte 0err re-
Ii9nirts. Der QuarIisrmeiItsr Oes
6auptqudrt;srS erIuubte Iih nGmIi6,
@i5nsro @orTtellungen in 10 iuborojn1z
tionaapioriger WeiIe 81 ma6:n. Dab
OberIt MunDelaD, pelher ais 8risg5z
SafrItGr fungirte, ii6 einmiIfte unO
DrobsnD isinsn Heoplosr 5og. Der
QuartiermeiIter bate aber audi llnisr@
itIBung, unO es nGre gu 8lutOergicB.n
9afonmen, tpsnn Bra Iiosnt Gisnero fi9
ni9t baqiiti9enb ms Mittsl gelegt 6Gtte.
Gr fiblts ii6 ourd Den 2tuFtritt aber
oerart bslsiOigt, oaB er isin 2(mt ME
oerlsgt2. GrIt am ndAiten Gage, ais
Die FeinOliden Yarteisn i6re 0iffsretlz
gen in allsr OrOnunq er0rtsrten uno
ben 8aI9parOen in Site d6gs6olfen
tpurOe, 8pg Gisnsro ieine 3ei9nation
3uriid.
R,m gorf, 25. 2luguTt. - 2oz
mas @itraOl 8alml, Der PrdIiOent Der
cubaniiben Sunta, erbislt g,itern Elm
bonn 2. 2(uguIt aus 8dnabucou, na6e
Santiago, oatirtes Shreiben Oes Sc
nerdls @alirtO Garcia, pel6er Die in
Den mittleren uro 0itli6en 0iitrjtten
pon Gu6u con5entrirtan StreitmdAte
Der SnIurgenten 6efsbligt.
,llnIera SppDuten, 6eribtst Der 0ez
neral, ,itano1n pom %. Bis gum 27.
Suli einem etlpa 1000 0}ann iturten
Ipaniifan 3ruppeat0rper unter 6i6z
rung Der Brigade 0;nsrdle 2(uguItin
Ge6reco uno Ysoro q. Ysre3 glgsniibsr,
psldsr abgeIanot lporDen mar, um
un5 aus unieren Stallungen in 6ier6l
be @uinaa 5u pertraiben. SroBpem
mir I'M tauItno Wann in Der Wtinoerz
3uhl par2n, muBtsn Di, Spunier, nl6z
Dam lie POS W&ann an 5ODten un0
8erpurbetIn eingebiiBt blttsn, unierer
beFer,n Suftit pei62n uno D,n Slid
5ug antreten. 2luf urIerer Sstts Durz
ocn a9t Wann gej0otet IND 5pan3ig
osrpunOst. 2(uT Die NuAric6t, DAB
ipaniI6e SrupPsn in Sdntid9o Elm
8lutbao unttr ,jnsr fleinen W1nnz
i61ft bon SynIurQontsn dngerihtet bat
ttn, foroarte id Dan 8af2bls6a6er Der
Spani2r uuf mir in Der llmg.genO in
offen:m Sample qsgenii6er gu treten,
Dp0 Is erfolgte fein 8sI62io."
General Garcia erfldrt, DuB er ben
YlaB Deg gsfausnen Generals Sole
Maco niAt neu 6sieB2n, IDHoetn Das
8eIdmmt GommanDn DIS l., 2. unb
3. 2lrm:ecorps isIbit iibsrnsbm2n mar
be. 3uqlsicb 6ittei Dsr SyaIurgenten=
8enerul ben bieIigsn 8:rtretsr Der cuz
6uniT9en 5rej3eitsiude i9m feline
WannI9lften mtbr, tDobi o65r 8dffen
unb Wtunit;On nu9 Der SnI,l sd idiz
den, od in Der ;SnIurgsntsn Qrmes
immsr orei Wlnn auf - Elm O,De6r
fpmmen unD es piale t1pFers U{Gnr2r
aie6t, Die fir ihres 8atertunDss S5raiz
bait tdmpfsn tpijrD:n: nenn liz Waffen
E,iipor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-26
Ylanc ncr GiIcubaBn gcOicnTctcu.

Gerre 5uutS Sno., %. 2(uguIt.
-2l69aIanot. Der fiinf n8rotbsr3ooo5"
Der Observation-Disclosures Iiao 6iar gu
sinsr 8erat6un8 5uIammen gstonmsn.
Wldn nil p,n DOR &ur3em an9;rsg:an
Bl1n, Elm S6uBz IND 5ruB6iinoniB
3u IttisB:a, jsBt 3ur lu5TU6rung 6rinz
G:n. GroBmeiItsr 2lrt4ur oon Dan CO.
tem2tioTibrsrn unD Die ,G6aT5" Der
,@rot6er5ooo5" Der GonouEtaurs, 6ais
ser, rSrd;rnen" un0 gelsgr1p3iiten
n:Gnen an Der GonTsrsn3 36,il. Die
o2(ntrican 8IilnaD Union" lit DON
Dem gsplantsn 8uuDniB ausgaI4loIi2n,
10 l1r1s D;ftator Ge65 on i6rer SpiBe
iie5t. @on iol1en prOfeiiioneG,n WI6lz
5u5srn poQsn Die ngrot6ersooo5~
ni6ts nif2n. Sm us6risan 6srrIht
auaam.ine Gintrlbt, 4p;;po5l man ih
nid]t rett flar lit, ME b1s 9unoniB an
6.Tt:a 3u StlnDe g;6ra6t psr3sa tann.
Ndn 6eaEihtist, in 3utunfI alien 81
fdpsroan pur6 gsmeiaiame5 2tuftr:tsn
GahDrad III Qe6an.
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SIT Nerlfn cingcFcriert.

PieOros Jtegrd5, 0}sr., %.
2luguIt. - Die 8trbdftung uno Gin
farfarung pon s5errb M}cGart6p, eine5
Paifagiarjug : GonOutteurs aus ben
Der. Staaten, Der an Der international
len merifuniI6an @;Isn6a6n angeItelt
mar, fat bstrd4tli9t5 2luTie6en gez
mu4t. Dor 3p'i QIonaten ii6srfu6r
IND t0otsts McGurtbD's 3ug einsn
Merifdner, unO DOR 3s6n 3ager per-
h1F:ete man 0}cGart6D uno mari i'm
ms @efGn9niB. Da man i'm fir ben
llnfaQ D2rantportli6 6iaIt. Die
St2uung oon 8iirqI9aft bat man i6m
abgeIchlagen unD tr mug i'm @efGngz
nib bleio:n, bis i2in Bro3tB b'eaoet
III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-26

Frii6sr 6lii6snoe 8eT4Gft 9in9 3urjid,
uno 56lieBli6 oro3te troB dlltr Qtz
bait, troB aQer 4nItr:n9ung;n Der Bittz,
me uno Der 5oc6tar Die nddte gfoth.
01 6yI6loTan gsios, Der oro9enosn
g?ot6 gu antssbsn; il na4m'n 8'toe
Gift uno Iino gentsinium 9eitorb2n.
Wegen g}aisFGts 8eIsio i
anna osrurt6ttlt.
Gine Frii6er, rOrOnungsIdu fat
Ii4 Den U2dieItGts z9slsiO;geru 5u8ts
i:Qt; biz StraTs 1T nift au55s6l:e6'n.
Der fruhera 8enolrm 8oraed ii Drssz
DEN lit lpegsn Maisitdts~ ~8eleioi9un3
gu iiiaf Nonat,n 8sfdngniB o'rErtR;tIt
por0en.
Der 5truluuer 65u9.
Der 5tralau,r 5;i65ug Elm aus Dem
altsn iSiIher6rdu6 antItlnOsne5 8'rlIs
ner 8oltsfsIt, fano gsItsfn Itatt. 9as
oie8iG6rige Set mar in @er6inoung nit
ban 8er9niigungsH Der 9sperb.s2lusz
TteQunq gu ein2m gldn3snOen 9emaat
lporoan. G5 ga6 biItoriibe 2tuf3d8e,
uno Der SiI65ug murOe nit 8eFol8unJ
Der alten R:gsln por9cnommen. Die
56silna6ms IN Dem Tsite pac 0snn
du6 cine enprme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-26
slplcDc, ocs smGtauS uon 3am5ioar.

3un3i6ar, %. 2(uguit. - 6aA
meo Sen S6epain, Sultan oon 3unz
3i6ar, lit toot. Gr mar in 1856 caa
boren uno foIgte Ieinem Cntel Sultdu
SaD9io 2Qi Ben Suio in 1898 auf
Den 5Gron.
gaIo na6 2lntiin0igung oe5 5obe5
oas 'Sultans bsmG4tigts IiA Suio oil
nit 700 2(8fari5 tOe5 8aIaIt5 uno pros
flamirt, Iih ais Sultan. Die 6ritis
T6en&ris8sIhiffe rBbilonsl," oGruEb"
uno nSparrop" boben Ieitoem eina
StreitmaCht gelan0et, um 3u6eit0runz
gen gu p2rbiiten.
8ufbtnQtpn, ,. g., %. 2lug.
- 9a5 Staat5oepartemsnt 6at ioe6eu
folqenoe pom %. 2(uguit oatirte 9e4
peI8e oes &onIul5 W}o6un in 3an6is
bar er6dlten:
Der Sultan itar6 I'm II llbr 6euts
9ormittag. SaiO 2(li bait Den Baz
luIt 6eIeBt. Seeleute unO U}arineiols
DQten iino qelanoet Doroen. WtuH
fiirbtet, OaB es 5eute 2(bano 81 &uE:s
ItDrunQen tommen Diro."
Die i'm Obiqen ertpdfnten Seeleute
unD MarineIoIoaten iino ieOenfaQ5
6ritiI6e. Die 8ar. Staaten bl6en
feline erpG6nen&Dtrtben SntereNeT
bort gu Dert6eioigen, unO e5 befinoet
iiA audi fain amsrituniide5 &rie9&s
IGhtff in ienen 8epdIIern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-26
desperate 1bat riues @anteruttrars.

8ranbRapio 8, W}i9., 25. 9tuz
quit, - Die 8antiers G6urt6 & S0bz
ne in 2pneQ BEL @rano 8apios BADEN
lire 3abIungen einqeitellt. SIRE De-
poItten perOen auf $4,000 biS $4,000
qeI6GBt.
G6a8, u. G6ur4, Elm W}itqlieo Der
falliten 6irmd, bra6te beute friib ieiz
r:r Satin SSennie eire t0otli6e
SbuBpunOe BEL uro 6eQirq Damn
Sal6Itmoro 0urb einen ShuB in Den
&oPf. 6UIF&@Sheriff Gonans DON
Grono gtopios nG6srte ii6 Qeraoe Dem
6ouie Ghurh's, I'm einen Dpn Der
,g}ational GitD 8ant" erIongtsn 0ez
rj1tsbeft6l Su poQitradsn. DIS G6urD
osn 8eamten fommer Iah, perI6lpB CT
ieine 3biiren unD Qriff gum Repplpsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-26
Sit ole ruiitidl frani0iiiGc 3luteats
9clpunSdlt?

9uris, 25. }(ugait. - g2'}(u3o9
rite" Iaqt bs3iiglib o1s 83rUats, oaB
Die @3arina ul8 8IIt 90 &0nigin @itl
toriu in YdImoral bleib9n miro, pGb(
rsno Der G5ur paris beiucbt: rBenn jif
Oieie5 8eriidt bsItdti8t, 10 Itebt 5rlnts
rsi9 DOR ejnem Grej9njIIs BON enormem
GrnIt, OeiIen 6ol9an ftp a6Iolut nt4t
bere6nen lQiIan."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-26
Marttneui tcst s;tular.ersbii6of.

Qonopn, 25. 9(uguit. - n0ailp
Neps" bringt eine OepeIde aus Rom,
pona6 Der pdpitlide Staatsietretdr
RumpoGu ben ais Hadfol9sr Satolz
li's gum pGpTtli8en 9tblegaten fir Die
Ser. Staaten ernannten 9rior~8enez
raj oes 9luguItinerzSrOen5, Sebaz
titan MurtineQi, gum Situlur@Gr3biz
ihof fir Gpfeius gstpeibt Pat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-26
Icrlobmna oer G0u:aim bon
Gnuano.

QonOon, 25. }lu8Iit. - Dr.
nWorlo" 3uTolQe pirO Die @arlo6uJ
Der jungsn a0ni8in Djlbslmine Don
6ou1no nit Dem Brin3en 8sra5aro
ppn Su6IensBaimur i'm Septsm6ar
anoefinDi9t perOen. Die a0ni5jn piro
am 81. ,. U}. IS Sabre ait, IND Bring
9ernburD mar am IS. 2tprjl D. S. IS
T1hre aft.
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Gin @cSei; ocaen @oQcrci in Gtrt,.
uun1 0srurt6tilt t.

Gina, 25. 2(uguit. - Der Goaz
greB bat Die p3ruaniI6e R;gicrurg erz
mG4tigt, cine GommiIiion ein5ui:Ben,
pel6e einen 8eieB,ntlpurf 9egan 0a5
lte6er6unon,bmtn pon Srrnten6e;t Ii.
90Qerai in Der Hepublif du5arb:lten
ip(l.
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1prrldet Der Suoan @rpcoit:ct.

Gairo, %. 2tu8uIt. - Der tal'z
qrupbiI4e 9arte6r i'm g}ilt6ale, jenIeits
2tFuan, lit l6gs6ro6sn porO5a. .J|dn
glaubt, DdB ol5 8orriiden DER brltufz
egpptiI4sn Grpeoition 9s9:n Don9ola
mor1en eedinnen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-26
sstaltcnif6e GrptottIoncn nsf
Grcf~

.QiDprnn, %. 2(u9uit. - Gtna
12O Mann itarts Sdaar 5talitn'r
I6iffte Iih 6eute BON bier noa Greta
elm, nm Dan GbriItsn jener Snisl TN
i6rem Sample gsgen bic Ijjrtsn beiz
3uite6en. &lainere Shddren Static
ner ge6en ppn anOartn 6dfsn gu Dem
nGmli6en 3wede naA Gretu db.
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gtr. 2O5.
&rrtoNtn Nrterabw8.
pas C}arrnpnar Guf liciGn.
Sic Ginrlitn miro Idltpcrlth f0cc,s
0ca:abG nndl TnriS 0ealeitcn.

Sin I,rf7.r gr,.+ G..~-,4.,t 7;,s ,rs
'''''''. 80 - 80
EN- le9r l4I,mml5 3a!ca,n. - SOD
D.s Gult1rs ga- 2-~,ss,r linz
'"9s" '0F' o''"E1,.,- - ool1Elo3
iuHge &0niQ:n osr.oa. 56 nit
.;,,,r, l>,,,47,6,., a,..-... NJ.
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llsa'ld)e 9ulI' r,r D.. &gIurg,nl,n
uuF Sreta. T.~ INN ,r,:-,s
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nabn0mni8 8,noroln. - &dmpf1
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N'EH'
Netersburr n gIu,r7t
Der G7or rro I,ine ,3,m1flin n,rrf,s
re heute 9Iittao DEN 4}stsrbof zEaI-Tg
nrD troten p,r C7iienb16n iib,r yR-r.
Id1au Die 9}eiIe ndh g8;en an. mo ia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-26
6ribuB ii6 uuf Der JluGt.

G6icdqo, %. 2(uguIt. - Sin unz
6efannter Mann, tpsl6er geit:rn Ra6z
mittug 6ei einem @inbru4 in 8eorQs
8ruden's 8o6rung, Nr. 577 Spaulz
oirqz2(oenus, Don Der goli3st ertappt
uno perfolQi ipuroe, jagte iih, ais er
lab, oaB i:in Gnttommen unm0qliA
mar, uno nufoem er maGrere reiultat=
loIe S4uHe auf Isine @erfoIssr a6z
gefeusrt 6dtte, eirs GugsI in Den 8opf
uno itIr5te ;opt uuf ser Strabe nieosr.
Gr mar MODERN getl:ioet un0 i6ien
604Itens 26 Sabre aft. 8i5 JET iit e
nsh nidt gelungen, i'm gu ioentif;z
siren. 9;s Yotj8st sIaubt, OdB er ein
5renoer lit uno naEriGsinli4 aug
Dem Oft;n itammt.
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Ser Seatide Correspondent,

E6aIid,, mode1tlidn UHo SoEItaes,
@. Geine. Eiscrtbtser Hno @eSaf.eur
(gla2foIscr psa 3. 8aiac),
ennneF.gde SGitimp<esStzcbc uno IsoitsSffice=1oe.
Qr,is b.sidsIid,sn SIatteS, nrrb 2rGs,r 5ciorst
I0I. Gts.; taaIidls rIi5 Spuntd aS: :gIusgaGe Is
Gyrfs pro gos, sa6ear bic bGs SlGtt beiOrssnbeH
1raa,r-iaaIidl at6i Snnata8s.sluss sabc uEtsr
Ssit i'm g,rh5tnif; tlV Die IN dl cntiide Nusaabe
nit oEztaq sblG;t po.!oysi nit Nbsus idc Clubs,
81 80 pvo 5Gbr, nun ic9tno eiHem Srte ots Snlans
bes. Al RAD europa. 2nuuta sSssl;S sabe 81
BRO sSrr.-Ecs rc5tc u1o hia;si,e oeltidie sBIett
r ben Wlt.:sis uHo GEoilaa:eE.
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pie 6ritii@. Rsgisruag Glt 9eitern
ein neuss 9l1ubr9 b2j;jgli3 DER oaaez
3uslaniI6en Jrd5s .~td1ta. 0aftlbe
6lnoelt oon DIR S4ombur8fS9ran3z
2inie.
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Ginev oer 6cguaSi8tem 9Unamttct
nberfdlMepvt.

Sfib bureen, ,Jrldno, %. Aug.
- q. 6. QB6ite6edo, Der tijr}IjcA nd8
13zid6riqer 6aft baqnaoigte triiGs
9Dnamiter, lit pabnIinnig gslDoroan,
angs6li6 in 6ol9e ieiner longen Sins
terferunq uno man bdlt iein:n 3u4
ituno fir foffnuu55,os. gDa4raEo
Der perqangensn Id6t 0erIhDdno sr
aus Der 0o6nung 6jtiiger 9erDdn1'
ten, bet pelden er iih auf6Igt, uno III
nod ni6t piGoar gtIunOan lDoroen,
o6Qlei6 groBe Shaarsn U2d0nst ots
qan3e Ra6burIchuft abgsIuht 3oben.
2(I5 @bite6eao geitern bier antdmt
feBten Die 9epo6ner i5m GIT G5ren cine
groBe 9emonitrution in Scene.
(SpGter.) - N6its32do pur9a
I6lieBli6 iet6s g}eilan oon 6.ar duT8s'
Iunoen uno gu Ieinen 8srnan0ten 3u1
riifge5ru4t. 49,.
6ouhifte tm 9raTGei1.
Rio o{uneiro, p. Au3ult. -
Nd6ri6ten ii6.r GonI.itts 3ptItsr
8raIiliQnerr un0 Dan 5tGlienaru in
Gan 9aulo am Gamita9 uno Sona7
tag iinD 6ier ein9etroTisu. 5rst Pars
ionsn purban Qet0ot:t uno 40 o'rnun1
bet. Die Q(gitatioa oouert an. l8is
man unnimmt, ptro bic 6raiilianiI0'
Reqierunq Dsm oort;9sn italisnil6an
GonIul 0ie Grequatur ent3ie6en; Die
9lGtter grcifsn Dan &on5ul 5sittg an,
neil er bic oytali.nsr in i6rsr Q9itdtior
unteritiibe. 2leEntifs D2mOnitratiOs
nen uno Scsran Der llnru6e wero.u
au6 bier in Der pdhiten 3utunft err
partet. Die braiilianii6e 9epntirs
tenfammer fat oas 9rototOu, 0as Die
Gnti6sioung itbar StaOsnerIoBz2(n'
iprii6e BON 5talienern, tpelne in frus
feren politiIfsn llnru6en 9slittan 41z
Zen. triFft, einitjmmig 0arporfen.
Buris, %. 2tU9uit. - Sine D.
p.Ide aug Rio 5ar.jro ii5,rmittelt tiJ
@eri6t, laut tpel6em 5tal::n i'm @:z
grifFe lit, ieine 2:gatioa aus 8raiI.isH
3uriid gu 3ieb:n.
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Ser t 0 m m Il b E s onbent , er
0DlO emOfruten.

Snbianapoli8, Sno., 25. 2(uz
quit. - 0as Gratutip Gomite Der
Sob 9emofratan bat 6ai6loiisn, oen
tempordren 8orIiBsr fir Dan g}ationalz
Gonpant an 2. SreIember ans Dam
Often unO Den permunsntan 9orIiBar
aus Dem SUosn gu na6men. Die gu5z
srfpranen Iino berait5 benaGri6tigt
poroen, lire 9l1men IoQtn jspo4 crit
na6 Der SiBung Dss Nutionalz@pmiz
te'5, Die 0eute iibsr AIT Sage ItattTillz
bet, per6ffsntl;nI psrD:n. @erI4itosz
ne Ndman i6nirren in Der Guft, bds
Rihtige piirfte a6;r isin, DAB 8ourfa
Gofran bon gteto Yort 5um Temporal
ren 8orIiBsr unO 9unOe5 Ssnator
DonelIon GafferD pon 2ouiIiana 5um
permanenten Yoriiber auserIa5en lit.
2Sp6n W1. 9aImer Don JQinoi8, 8prIiz
Ber oss 92ational GDmita's, fp;rD Den
Gonpent 3ur Sr0nung rufsn. Man
qldu6t, DAP Der Gpap.nt b64Ttans 5ns;
Gage oau.rn pirD. Die M.loung Der
07tliaen preTs, baB 6snrp 0attarIon
Don 8entu6p untsr gstp;fF,n Seo;r8unz
cen Die Domination fir Die YrGIio.ntz
I9aft lnne6mar tpiiros, bat i'm 6uuptz
quarter Der Sob 0emotratsn qroBs
8ea4tunq qefunben. g}an Qit6t 81.
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Syn 2sip3iq lit gin Doppeliel6ItmorO
unter duBerit trugiidsn llmitdnosn oorz
QsFuG;a. Gort bstris5 eins 0itl.De,
Qamsns llbl:3, nit siner 2odttr gu
I1mu,:n ein aafie:Eaus, psl4es I6r
g1ann Sci f:inen Qsb3eitsn eroitnet
bate. 9o6 bic 3:itsn iin0 i6le6t. 0Is
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etrne Niainuarss0ndlseit.

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Middletown transcript., 1896-02-15
Tho Fate of . Message.

We weighed anchor on Got. 81,
and when close to the south shore
sent off two boats in search Of seals.
On this occasion one of the boats,
being swamped in the surf, was im-
mediately crushed against the rocks,
its crew having a rather narrow es.
cape from drowning. One of the
men fought bravely in the breakers
for half an hour, without relinquish.
ing his grasp on his rifle.
With sorupulous care we now
composed letter upon which each
Of us carefully inscribed his sigma.
ture. Having placed it in a small
bladder which had been given to us
for the purpose by the Norwegian
CONSUL in Melbourne, we consigned
1t to the waves and leaned over the
bulwarks to see the mail depart.
Much to our chagrin, a large alba
tross hove in sight, and before our
message had gone many yards the
huge bird gobbled it up 1.-THE First
Landing on the Antarctic CONT
nent," by G. E. Borohgrevink, in
Century.
Middletown transcript., 1896-02-15
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There is
only one way to cure Deafness, and that is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness. is
caused by an inflamed condition of the
mucous lining of the Eustachian tubes.
When this tube gets inaamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed Deafness is the
result, and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its nor
NAL condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by
catarrh which is nothing but an. inflamed
condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars free.
FL. Chenney & Co., Toledo, O.
"a Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Middletown transcript., 1896-02-15

tinn without giving it. once fell into a
PIT whence Was no possible extraction.
ssDo you call gentlemen In England,
lt?" said an English-speaking Ger
man, who thought his sweet cempan-
ion had been entirely interested in his
talk. Her eyes-and what eyes they
werel-had been all he could desire
fixed, listening, interested. Meanwhile
her ears had been occupied elsewhere.
At her back, on the ottoman where
she was sitting, was being carried on a
conversation in which she was
deeply interested. Before her sat her
German, laboring heavily among the
clay clods Of his imperfect English.
Her answer to his remark betrayed the
absence of the mind underneath all the
steadfastness of her bewildering eyes.
"Do you call gentleman in England, ,
H3" he repe eated, with mingled re-
proach. sorrow, and-enlightenment.
That random answer to his previous
question cost her the offer Of spray
Of orange blossom-and him. the pain
of its refusal.
Middletown transcript., 1896-02-15
Yankee sleds Beat swiss Coa.ser..


The original "otobansk' has for
long remained sufficient for Cana
dian tobagganers, probably because
the pastime with them is hardly
more than the original means of To-
oomotion it provided for the Indians,
and competition In speed was never
q successful possibility. The primi-
tive Swiss coaster was destined to a
far shorter supremacy when put to
the keen tests of the racing that de-
veloped it. Men soon got all that
was possible in the way Of speed out
Of sitting on wooden framework
. balanced upon fat iron bars. And
Mr.. L. P. Child Of New York sup
piled the want by producing in the
winter of 1882 an American "olipper
sled," which beat every rider In
Davos out of sight. whether native
or imported. He rode it lying head
first on his side, steering with one
moccasined foot swinging out be-
A4A01 p4VOI puO luCbuOu 1dllllldI Oh
the ohutes of Montreal.
Owing to local prejudice and hab-
1t, this head first position had not
penetrated to Switzerland till long
after it had been well known else
where. But even the introduction of
the new position was not so essen.
tial an advance as was the long
spring runner of Mr.. Child's ma
chine, by means of which steering
was made far more accurate and
easy than with the old fiat runner
of the "sohlittli. Mr.. E. Cohen,
another American, by winning the
best race at St. Moritz, sitting on
one of the new clipper sleds, proved
oonclusively the merits of the right
machine, even when it was ridden
in the wrong way, and showed that
on hard ice as well as on the snow
of the postroads the new machines
and methods were a great advance.
-Scribner's.
Middletown transcript., 1896-02-15
Equal to Emergencies Country Editor
What's the matter now7''
Pressman-We're out of ink.
"Well, rub the rollers with the offict
towell"
A Beautiful ana BrIlliant GIrl,

A Beautiful and Brilliant Girl.
Beauty, robust health, social prominence
and all that makes life bright was rapidly
fading from the possession Of the charming
Miss K, Of Beacon street. Her nearest friends
could not imagine what caused the tokens
of anguish that furrowed DER the once
smooth and roseate countenance. When al
most in despair, she happened to see one OF
those "horrid newspaper advertisements
of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, which
said 1t was remedy suitable to her case.
Without consulting her physician or any
body else she got the medicine of druggist
took 1t, and in three months time she was
well Of all her troubles, All pains had
ceased, she was herseltagain, and shortly re.
sumed her place as leader OF her chosen cir
Gle. Her experience is that Of thousands.
Why may 1t not be yours?
Middletown transcript., 1896-02-15

There Is no real elevation of mind
In a contempt Of little things. It is,
on the contrary, from the narrow
views that we consider those things
Of little Importance which have, in
fact, such extensive consequences
Eenelon.
Middletown transcript., 1896-02-15
ON 4 BRASS suNDIAL.
fpated 157p.l

tDdteQ 1913.
You have marked the passing hours
Upward Of three hundred years,
But there Ia never sign nor trace
OF all You have seen and known,
Never glimpse In your face
OF the gladness the Joy and the tears
That have past in three hundred years.
You have only to count the hours,
Not the sorrows and woes Of men,
The hopes that were crushed and blighted,
The deeds that still live In story,
The lives that were love united,
For love, alike now as then,
Is the mightiest power among men.
Time, which destroys so much,
Whose servant and slave you are,
Who holds the world In his grasp
And who slayeth all men at last
For none may escape his clasp
On love leaves never a scar;
He Is powerless to hurt and mar.
For time Is of this world only,
And. though he doth all things slay,
Yet for Us remaineth distant shore,
Where he shall be powerless to harm us,
Where love is triumphant foreyermore,
And doubt and distrust are passed away,
And that which was faithful will ever stay.
Academy.
Middletown transcript., 1896-02-15
For Oyer Fifty Years.

An Old and well tried remedy.-1frs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for over fifty years by millions Of mothers
or their children while teething, with Pc
feet success. It soothes the child, softens
hegums. allsys all pains, cures wind collie
and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Is
pleasant to the taste. Sold by Druggists
in every part of the world. 25cents bot
tie. Its value is incalcuable. Be sure and
ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup
and get no other kind.