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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
MARIETTA.

Marietta, Ohio, September 26.-Miss
Myrtle Kirby left Friday morning for
Chicago, where she will spend the win
ter studying music.
DR.. a. r. tombstone, of Chicago, who
has been the guest here OF DR.. c. I.
Waters, returned home Friday.
Mrs. K. L. Dye has been visiting
friends at Vincent.
Mr.. Abram G.. Maxon, Of Athens, and
Miss Aggie Watterson, of Vincent. were
married in this city on Thursday by
Rev. Jonathan G. Smith. The cere-
mony occurred at the residence OF the
grooms uncle, Mr.. T. d. Cooke, OF
Fourth street.
The College Oratorical Association
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, Harry Briggs;
Vice President, c. P. Workman; Secre-
tary and Treasurer, c. C. Lawton.
Misses May Hoff and Carry Klein are
visiting friends at Watertown.
Mrs. Title Accoia, Of New Philade!-
phia. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. W.
Rittenhouse.
Mrs. C w. LOOMS on Friday gave a
very pleasant outing to Miss Rebekah
Neys kindergarten in honor OF the fifth
birthday Of her son Charles
DR.. and Mrs. Louis Cisler have re-
turned home from Philadelphia.
Miss Matte Snyder, OF Kenova, w.
Va. and Miss Estella Wright, OF Park
ersburg, were guests Of friends in he
city this week.
Misses Dellicker, Smith, Blackford
and Van Wrinkle and Messrs. j. n. Mon
roe. Rolla Camden, B. S. Pape and Geo.
Summers composed a jolly bicycling
party that came up on their wheels from
PArhersburg wednesday evening and
spent several hours in the city.
Mr.. Ray Beagle and bride have re-
turned from their wedding tour and will
reside with Mr.. and Mrs. William Theis,
on Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. GeorgeHenderson, Of
Columbus, have been visiting relatives
here during the week.
Mrs. Robert Bunch is visiting friends
at Columbus.
Mr.. Phil Bauchman, with his family,
is visiting friends and relatives in Gin
cinnat.
Mrs. NJ. J. Nelsonhas been the guest
of friends at Wheeling and Sistersville
during the week.
Miss Bird Sleigh has returned from
New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter Davis, Of Alton,
Iowa, are guests of the latter's brother,
Lewis Green. on Second street.
Mrs. Bert Payne left to-day for Gin
cinnati TO visit her sister, Mrs. T. G.
Se,ew.
Miss Florence Theis has been visiting
hire cousin, Miss Blanche Scott, at Park
ersburg.
Mr.. Dan Beck and sister, Miss Katie.
OF Sharon. Pc. are visiting friends and
relatives in Marietta.
Arthur Sloan left this morning for
Cincinnati to begin his first year in the
study OF medicine.
Miss Eva Hi left to-day for Jackson,
Mich. where she will remain.
Miss Maggie Norris, Of Pittsburg, IS
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Frank Barnes, OF Charleston 5.
C.. whr has been visiting her sisters
Mrs. Haight, Mrs. Knox and Mrs. J: ).
Theis. will leave in few days for her
home. , -. -r,.,o.
county w. Va, are guests OF the fam
lily Of Rev. William Pe2rce.
Miss Myrtle Calder. OF Beipre' mas
been visiting friends in the city.
Miss Maud Wilhelm ,eft FRIDAY Tor
Lawrence, Kas.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT. W. Va, September 2S.-Mr.
and Mrs. II. b. Carroll lert yesterday for
Pen Mar, Nd
Mrs. Mary Marshall is quite i'll.
Mr.. II. Y. Buttons health is improving.
Mr.. C. W. Wilt is down with typhoid
fever.
Miss Bessie Boston, Of Cumberland, is
the guest of Miss Della Johnson.
Mrs. Geo. Z. Pearce. Of Frostburg, Nd,
spent this week in town.
Mr.. L. II. Richards. Of Philadelphia, was
here this week on business.
Mrs. Aaron Welton is home from Peters
burg.
Mr.. J. s. Jameson visited his son, DR..
II. p. Jameson, at Parkersburg, this
week.
DIR. John W. Phleeger has n severe at
tack of typhoid fever.
Mr.. J. +. Burnworth and daughter Alma
and Miss Allie Carroll are visiting a Nc
Keesport. Pa.
Albert Peters has typhoid fever.
Grand Chancellor Col. VIM. II. Baker,
of Fairmont. and Grand Master Of EX-
cheouer NJ. II. Smith. of Keyser. were here
Thursday comforting with Col. Manner
Jennings on business connected with the
Knights of Pythias.
Mrs. r. Z. Bryson, Of Wheeling, Deputy
Grand Commander Of West Virginia
Daughters Of Ruth. the ladies' rank OF
the Mystic Chain. spent this week in
town. She conferred the crown degree
here Thursday night on large number
of past commanders. after which refresh
ments were served. She viii confer the
crown degree at BarrackviIle tonight.
Thos. y. Gallagher. aged .. a prominent
citizen. died Monday evening Of Brights
disease.
\ voting precinct has been established
at the West Virginia Junction.
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is the guest of her uncle, VIM. Weber,
and family
Major Dangerfeld and wife. of Pitts
burg. are the guests of A. H. Mitchell
]. A Eberle, of Bridgeport, will open
meat market here in the shop formerly
occucpied by John Horner
E. G.. Amos is in Missouri looking AFTER
business interests there.
Jesse Pratt and family, Of Washington
D. c., are visiting friends in this vicinity
Miss Laura Fauple, of Bellaire, is the
guest of Mrs. W. n. Darby.
The campaign in this county is becoming
warm" and the prospects are that it will
be one of the hottest and most vigorous
campaigns of recent years. The silver
craze" isn't dying out here by any means
and gains ground daily.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27

the CUES. Of her bro,her Charles few
days this week.
DrL y. Burchinal, OF Point Marian,
was called to Logansporc last Sunday to
attend his brother. A. b. Burehinal, who
is very IN of typhoid fever.
Miss Virginia Curry, Of Fairmont, has
been elected 20 take charge Of the Kin
dergarten department..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27

Bridgeport are working at the Hazel
glass house.
George w. Underwood, of Cincinnati,
visited his brother here this week. Mr..
Underwood left here thirty-four years ago
and this is the first time he has been here
since
Mrs. w. l.. McNeely Of Wheeling. is a
guest of her brother, S. n. Busby, North
avenue.
Miss Jean Bert will leave on Tuesday
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
THE REGISTERS SILVER FUND.
A Popular Subscription, the Proceeds Of Which VII
Be Devoted to the Education of the People Oh
the Issue of Free Coinage and to Deponstra'
Its Benefits to the Masses.


The Register recognizing the fact that the Democrat
mitees this year almost absolutely without funds with
to conduct the pending campaign for Free Silver and pol
will result marked benefit the great of the pc
further recognizing that under the conditions existing t
absolutely necessary for the dissemination of information d.
tbuiOn OF literature and the placing of the Truth in the HANDS
the people, must come from the people themselves, has
naugurate Popular Silver Fund, 70 which contribution "
vited in any sum, matter how small. 1t IS not eXPec
any will give largely, but rather that many people
something and Of facilitating such contrbuu
following blank is printed:
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for New York City. where SIZE viii e,,,-
medicine during the winter.

II wonder why roses wither $50 ...-
that Florida girls corsage wDeu r-.
ton maiden can wear them an .y....
keep them looking as fresh as ,..-
why. old man. don't you know a.-
will keep a long time on ice and u.....s
a few minutes in the sun. '-c..,....
.eadcr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27

ward appearances the inner condition IL
wrong the blood is poor; it lacks the pure
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You can't have sparkling eyes, red ripe
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Every woman will be healthier and happier for
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are

Appearances are
what attract the OPP
posite sex. Some
times this seems a
pity. It seems as if
i would be juster if
A fine mind was the
attraction instead of
a fine face and figure.
But you can t change
human nature.
Vixen you come to
understand it there
is a sort of justice
about it too ; because
although we can't
all be handsome,
almost every one of
US can add at least
50 per cent to his or
her a;tractiveness by
a little attention to
the laws of beauty
When the eyes are
dull, the lips pallid,
the skin sallow,
blotchy or pimply,
the figure thin ard
wasted or overstout
and ungraceful, the
trouble is something
800 sLo., WORE n-rt.
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PIEDMONT. W. Va, September 2S.-Mr.
and Mrs. II. b. Carroll LETT yesterday for
Pen Mar Md
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CINE mars.E rHcriti"r

8o1ton MaF., 81. Sult. perctpal
2omeu au erlangen. bab Der Mars
tpelher {i6 ,qeqentpGrtia auf Der Reiie
noh Tlaa1tuff in Qrtaona betinoet,
{teht an Der @pibe elmer Der piatto1ten
1nii1en1haft(i9en @rpebitionen, bic IN
ben lebten 50 cSohren unternommen
morben finb- Ser :3med ber @rpebiz
tion 1T nGmli6, 8eoba6tunqen bes
Mqrs ananitellen. UNI pomD9lt@ 8ez
nei5e fir bic 8ehauptuno BON 5rn.
Qotpell, Bottoms beriihmter Mtronom.
BON men1hlihen @eien bepobnt lei.
Sr. Qomeu Fat fi6 idon ieit elmer Netz
re BON Ssdhrsn NIT Mars<8 eobahtln<
oen unb z@tubien beihdfttot; er 1tente
i'm Satire 1894 cine iebr ansfibrli6e
aarte bes murs fer, unb feline Be
hauptuna, bab bic iogenonnten M{ars@
ganGle feine Gisbilbnnaen, 1onoern
BON men16li6en Weien beraeiteate
tpirf1ide Candle feien, rief in Der pt'z
fen16aftli&en @elt oroRes Nut,ehen
.berpor. @eitbem boben fih bic 4itroz
nomen offer 2Gnber iehr eifria nit hem
mors bei6Gftiqt. Mon iiebt benz Hez
initiate ber bon 6rn. 2opeq poraunebz
member Mdrsz 8eoba6tunoen NIT 9roz
ben g%rpartungen ent9egen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-30
8ielt bic popnlitiide Yartei in uersan=
gener ISOLDE III ct. Youis
ab,
@dbrenb 9leid3eit;g bic rationale ell:
Ter Gonpcntiun III siBuug
lD0i.
8eibe itellt(n iid lit ibren ElatfurmeIl
aut scitem Ter Treiiilbers
prGgung.

ct. 2outs, Mo., "a. Suli. @orz
seitern Mittag purben in bteier @taot
3tpet Neutrality-suspicious. e%r0ffnet,
bic ber populiiten unb bic Der Silberz
partei, na9bem in ben poraussebenben
&agen BON ben reip. Nationalausi4uiz
len bic prdliminarien erlebist poroen
lparen.
Dte Nattonalcpnbention ber popuz
ltiten rief Mittass IL ubr
30 Min. 8oriiBer Saubened
GUT Orbnuns. Na4 einen Sc
bet bieb @pup. @tons bic Gonpenz
ton namens bes @taotes MiKurt mill
tommen. Sing. Donneup bon Minnez
1otu anttportete benz @puberneur.
Senator Butler BON Norb Carolina,
ben bas Mationalcomite als Temporal
rem @oriBer in @ori@las bra@te, btelt
Damn cine Mebe, um BARN bet @onpe1z
tton gu rat)en, BIZ .SsltNiato icteit
ber partei ni&t auf5ugeben. @s erfolsz
tie na@bem Butler 9eipro@en, @ertaz
gung big Mbenbs 8 l1br. Mls gu bte1er
@tunbe bic 9elegaten nieber 3uiam=
men tamen, muBten tie i'm Dunteln
na@ ibren Stben tuppen, ba bas eletz
trt16e 2i6t ben 9ten1t Der agte. 81
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@s mar in Der bibi9 betortrten 9alle
erbriidenb beib. Der gr0Hnuns
burh @ebet folste @erleiung Der llnz
abbdnststeitsertldrun bur9 SRI. 8.
pieree aus ct. 2ouis. Grancis g.
Nelplanbs bon Nepaba purbe als
tempordrer Woriiber Der Contention
porseitelt unb bielt cine Rebe, in melz
der Ct benz 8imetal1ismus bas Wort
rebete. Mls permanenter 0or5tber
fir bic Contention purbe Wm. 3. ct.
sSobn bon Nep Dort ertpdblt.
Muf Mntras zines Delegaten bon
&anias tpurbe bei9loKen. ale popuz
ltitenzD elegaten obne Weiteres entire
ten gu laKen Gs tpuroe beantrast
unb beI9loKen, bab Elm Spe5ialzGomiz
tie, aus einem Mitslteb: BON jsoer Dez
legation beitebenb, ernannt tper9e, Jim
nit einem Gbnli9en Gomtte ber popuz
liitenzG Contention betreFs 8eilegun9
Der apii9en ben beioen beitebenoen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gu confez
riren.
@on ber @erbanblung Der @tlberz
contention am Donneritag 1T tpentg
gu ertpdbnen; bic @onpention partete
auf bic S@rttte Der populiften, 5etgte
jebo@ einmiitbisen @ntbuiiasmus fur
SnbpKtruns bes bemotrati14en prdz
Neutrality-suspicious..
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Mr. 3o,~ns aus Crrtd.

Mt6 n, 25. Suli. Wd6renb Der
lebten Sage baben in &reta forttpabz
renbe &Gmpfe itattsefunben. Dte Stir
fen baben ben @eriud gemaht. bic 3d.
FEN an Der na9 &iNamo Selino fihz
renben @trob Re gu erftiirmen. Menn tbz
men bies gelineen iollte, 10 pdren lie i'm
@tanbe, ben tpeitlt@en She'll Der sSSn1el
abau19neiben. 2aut ipdteren Na3z
ri6ten bonn &fplabe haben bic
Siirfen in ben @efe9ten 200 Mann
an Sobten unb 900 @erpunoete 9ez
babt. Ser @erluit Der &retenie be-
trug 26 Spbte unb 60 @erpunbete'
Die Deputirten t~peigern ii4 auf bas
Gnti@iebenite, gu metteren 8eratbunz
qen au1ammen3utreten. 10 lanse tie
bonn @ultan auf HIRE 8ori4ldge te1ne
Mnttport erhalten haben.
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EIcpcIdun'S eGrwlnrfrier.

G(eot!anb. s., 90 Su1t. 9ie
GentennailzTeier BON Glebelanb muir
be eeitern NIT Teitaottesbieniten in
ben iGmmtlihen &tr6en etnaelettet.
Mm Na9mittas fanb IN ber Central
Mrmorn cine Notwithstanding
itatt. in Der bon proteitantii6en. To-
tholiihen II. iibti4en @eiitltaen Inz
ipro6en qehulten tpurben unb am
Mbenb hielten bic 0eutihameritaner
@er1ammlunoen in Der Central Mrmo<
RI 1ppphl mie in Der Muiic 5on ob.
Seute pirb bas eroBe mtlttdri1he
sFelolaeer Der Staatszunb 8unbesz
trupepn bon @pup. @u1hneq er0ffnet
tperben. Dienitaa 1T ben alten @nz
iieblern getpeibt unb Mittmo6, %.
sSuli, Der Sau. an benz ppr 100 Sobz
rem MoIes Glepelanb. Der erte Ser
meier ber Connection 2anb Gompaz
mn. in bic @eeenb 1einen SUP 1ebte,
tpirb ben @riinbern aemiomet merben.
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1trcln~khos+ca0 rrId1f.

Berlin, 26. sSult. Gin @erii6t
BON iebr anetfelbafter 3uperldntsteit
1T bier in Girfulution. bah bic beutz
1den 8unbesfiiriten benz &uiier tbre
53uitimmunq baau gegeben haben, baB
bieier ben @roRheraoQ Triebri6 bon
8aben eeleoentlt@ bei1en 70. @eburtsz
tages ouffprbere, ben &6ntastitel an
aunehmen. unb baB aleihaeitig bic
Meidslanbe init benz @robheraogthum
8aben Dereiniqt perben iouen. Naz
mentli6 bas 2ettere 16etnt 1ehr I'M
alaubhaft. Mls Dor etntaen Sabren
hie @ereiniouno Der &et6slanbe NIT
Baben ern1tlih erDrtert muroe. ertldrs
ten iih fGmmtlide 8unbesfuiten geger
ben 8pr16ldg.
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mGbrenb cine anbere MuffteQung zines
beIonberen populiitii@en Sitets for=
bert unb aus benz Jog. rMttble Of TIE
@oabz"2 euten eebtlbet miro, maBen
lire StGrte bel ber @rmdblung zines
permanenten @oriiBers.
Die Mnbdnger 8rban's batten 81
nator MQen BON Nebrasta als permaz
nenten @pritber borge14lagen, pdbz
renb bic rMtbble Of TIE @oab"z unb
Mntiz8rpanz2eute it& auf Sames 6.
Champion BON Maine geeinigt batten.
8ei Der Mbitimmung fte9ten bic 8rpz
init $50 ge9en 564 Sttmz
men. 9ie @eaner nabmen bic Nieber=
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Hlutiae abat zines UeibeS.

gtncinnati, q. Suli. Cine
DepeI9e an bic npoit" bon 9untins<
ton 80. 3d., fast: Seas Metlen ab<
tpdrts BON bier, an Der Miinbung Der
Sbree Mile Greet, ereisnete fth Elm
entieblt9er Morb, tpie ct an btefem
Sbsile bes Obio nod ME erb0rt tporz
ben.
Die Saene mar elm Sbantpz8oot
unb bic Grmorbeten 1inb u. 5. Gau,
As Sabre unb Ne0ie GaQ, feline To@<
ter, "a Sabre. 2ottie GaQ, cine anbere
So9ter, lit auf ben Sob %nertpunbet. u.
in einem tritiiden 3uitanbe beftnben
it4 Grace Ga1 II unb Stti Gaq Is
Sabre alt.
@ersansene Ma&t lesten iid gau u.
feline camille our Rube nieber. Gtta
Robbins "a Sabre alt, mar bel ibnen
.unb eing NIT elmer Der SD&ter aur
Rube. Gin tleiner Rnabe, ber Bel
ieinem 8ater i@lief. madte folgenbe
Qusiage, ba ct auber ber Robbtns Der
ginaise 1T, Der i'm @tanbe 1T, iiber
ben 8organg ausauiasen.
.l1m 3 l1br beute morsen tpurbe i4
our9 gtta @obbtns sepedt, pel@e
auf meinen @ater NIT elmer 0oppelz
Dirt einbieb. Meine @9peit tern 2ot>
tie unb Nenie famen in uni ct 3tmmer
seiprunsen, II. bic Robbins >panbte
ii9 sesen lie, tDbtete Ne1ie unb bieb
2ottie mebreremale. Big 2ottie bonn
.@oot IN ben Slug iprans H.. on bas
Tier fdmamm."
Die @obbins CAB bic grmorbuns
bon u. s. Gau gu, leusnet user aQes
l1ebrige. Gal's &opf mar beinabe gang
absebauen unb fem 9era mar bur@ Els
ne Wunbe in ietner 8ruit fi4tbar.
Der &opf bes ermorbeten MGb6ens
ra- ebenfa1s be'nahe ab unb ibr 9er3
Die &inber tparen an unz
3Gbligen Der 9iebenen Stelen getrof<
fen. Cine 1ofort einberufene &oro<
CAB bas @erbitt ab, bat
@tta Mosbins bic morbe begungen.
Oos 0pot trurbe lpseemadt unb bier.
EersebraGt uEb bas Weib Ing @efdns<
nil gefubrt. Die Grbitterung gegen
bic Morbe:;a 1T iebr erob unb Sau<
ienbe BON aufeeresten perlonen Lungs
se5 l1feg5 f!oben tpilbe Droburgen
aus.
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Dieielben tommen aus ben Cascade
Mountatns berab. S4on felt mebz
reren Sasen t0nnen bic 3ige Der Nor>
tbern pacific nur i9per unb unter
sroben @efabren 9ot Springs patti
rem. ba bas Geuer beerits gu nube berz
angetommen. Nu6 an Der canabiz
iden pactfic 8abn pitben bebentli4e
Walbfeuer unb 1T bteie 8abn seatpunz
gen ibre Wasen nad Seattle iiber bic
Seattle unb Snternationalz8ab gu
oirisiren.
@potane,W afb., 26. Suli. Gin
~itarter Sittpinb, felt "a Stunben, bat
bic 2uft bonn Rau9 sereinist, aber i'm
9ebirge n0rbli4 bic bisber rubis brenz
nenben Walbfeuer berart an9efa4t,
bab bas perbeerenbe Clement NIT raz
ienber Sdnele UNI iid sreift unb nun
audi in bic Tbdler berabtommt. Nle,
pel6e iih bisber in bic Shdler seflii4z
tet, iinb g%eapunsen. auf bic Rettunq
hires 2ebens bebadt 81 iein. Man
befiir6tet, bab bereits @iele tbren Sob
gefunben baben. Die Der. Stauten
Sort GommiHion befinoet it@ eben
bier. sic mar bierber getommen, INN
bic Walbunaen gu inipiciren, tonnte
aber big iebt ibren 3med nt@t erreiz
diem. Na4 eingelaufenen 8eri4ten
i9Gbt lie ben S4aben beretts auf ptele
Miqionen Dollars.
@ancouDer, g. g., 26. Suli.
2Gnas Der Nortbern 8abn buben bic
8ui6feuer piele Garmsebdube unb
biel Giienbabnmateriul serft0rt. Sn
@ancouper bra@en geitern Na4t 5tpei
Teuer aug, pel9e bur4 Tunten bon
ben WalbbrGnben beruria9t tparen.
Gin 6aus unb Elm Dampfer perbrannz
ten. Wenn nt9t balb Regen eintritt,
perben arobe 9olabeitGnbe ldnas bes
ssraser @iper aeritDrt perben. Di&ter
&auh lieot ldnas Der aanaen @eetufte
11nb bic Shifffabrt bat NIT 9roBen
S9niertgfetten gu tdmpfen.
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Bonn Ncifefaiier.

Berlin, 81. Sult. &aiier Milbelm
triFt nit &Dnig Sstar BON S@peben
unb Norpegen biesmal nteoer aui
nortpegii&em 8oben 5uiammen. Sm
porigen Sabre bate es ber &aiier BE-
tanntli@ bermieben, Norpegen gu BE-
iu&en, unb ftatt beKen traf er nit
&0ntg Ssfar it @todbolm 5uiammen.
Gs tpurbe bas allgemein als Elm Musz
brud 1eines Mtbfallens iiber bic an
timonar4ti4e 9altung ber Norpeger
gebeutet. DAP ct in biel lem Sabre
mieber in Norueaen nit benz &0nige
a~uiammentriHt, lit, pie man annimmt'
in 9lei4er Meiie barauf bere&net, ben
Nortpegern gu @emitbe gu fubren, oab
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WrlN3Iihe Nrh3cit.

2~onbon, "a. Sult. Mittpod
Nadmittag fanb bic @ermablung BET
prinaeKm Wauoe, britter So4ter bes
prinaeKin bon @ales, NIT benz prins
5en 8arl, benz a~tpeiten Sobne bes
3ronprin5en bon Ddnemart. itatt. 0ie
9rauuns erfolste in bet &apeQe bes
8udinsbamzpalaites. @omett bas
algemeine publttum 2onoon's in Be-
tra9t tommt, erreste bic 8ermGblune
nt9t 10 piel Mufmertiamteit. pie an
bere @srmGblunsen firitli4er per1o=
men in ben lebten Sabren es tbaten.
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Ser @rjca oroc,; bic Wiatate,c

2onbon, q. Sult. Sen. Sir
Treb Garrin ston. 8ommanbeur ber
9eeen bic Matobelen operirenben bril-
tii9en Sruppen in @bobeiia, telesraz
pbirt baB ct bic Matabelen, pel4e
iiibli9 BON 8%ulutpapo auf ben Matoz
po Bergen @telung senommen batten,
aneeariffen babe. Die poiition Der
Matabelen tpurbe genommen uno tire
Rraals aerftDrt. Ser 5eino lteb a4tz
ala Sobte ouf Der Wablitatt. Ser Ser
luit Der @ngldnoer belief iid auf bret
Sobte unb eff Wertpunbete.
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HImfdhe Hluttbdt.

@lberton, g., 26. Sult. Wabz
renb ber Na9t ermorbete Der orei Met<
len bon @opiton tpobnenbe 9ape Bar
rpmann feline Trau unb bret &inber,
morauf ct Selbitmorb begging. Ndz
beres bat man nod ni&t erfa9ren unb
bic uri a&e ber Sbat 1T ni@t betannt.
@s 14eint, bab Der Mann mabni inntg
betrunten mar unb feline Jamtlte IN
bie1em 3uitanbe ermoroete.
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Elm fir bic Ronpention sei4riebenes
@ebidt Dor unb cine Grau bon @r>
tanias fang Elm 2ieb na@ Der Melobie
Oantee Doodle, in mel4em ber Chorus
lautete:
rDantee Dooble, get pour gun,
Sboot TIE solb bugs eperp one,
Nantee Dpoble Danbp."
2ebbafter tpurbe bic SiBung am
Mbenb, na@bem man bic 9agesitunben
nit Debatten iiber conteitirte @ibe
aussefil1t. Die peri9tebenen Gatttz
omen Der populiften, bon benen bic etz
ne bic SnooKtruns ber bemotratii&en
Observation-Disclosures perlanst,
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Wpu Nutn.

Sen Meit, 61a., 81. Suli. Die
BON General @uare5 Snclan befeblia<
ten Sruppen auf Cuba limb
BON ben BON Mntoneo Maz
GEO befebligten Sn%iur9enten ge>
16laaen tporben unb haben cine
observation-disclosures Mieberlage erlittsn.
Mi6t nur fat bic Golonne Snz
clan's 1dpere @erluite erlitten, onz
bern es perlautet in 6apana audi, 6ab
ber 5pani19e General BON ben Snlu UT
oenten aefongen tporben lei. pie
@6ladt ion am Is. b. 80. in ber Ndz
re Der befeitigten @tellung Maceos IN
Der @ropins pinar bel &io ~itatt9efunz
ben haben.
Wdbrenb Der lebten bieraebn Sage
tparen bic Sn1ursenten iebr aserento
unb fleine Mbtbeilunaen berlslben
qriffen pieberbolt bic 9ro4a an, mas
bic @panier 1ebr %belatigte. @eneral
Snclun erbielt 8efebl, bieie 8anoen
auriid3uiasen unb ridte gu o;e1em
! 3pede NIT 1000 Mann por. Maceo,
Der cine Iol&e 8emegung erpartet 81
buben i4eint, legte ben @paniert1 e.
men 6%interbalt. 2ebtere folgten ben
fletnen Mbtbeiluneen Der Sniurgenten
in unoorfidtiaer Metie unb fielen in
ben 6%interbalt, t~porauf bic Gubaner,
pel6e in GROCER Mn5abl aiinitige @telz
lungen eingenommen batten, BON allen
Setfen auf lie gu i@ieBen begannen.
'Die @panier eerietben in @ertpirrung
unb Elm Mnarif BON Seiten ber Grbaz
ner ma9te ibre Nieberlage bol ltd11ot9'
General cSnclan ma4te einen peratpeiz
felten @er1ud, feline bemoralii irten
lSruppsn gu iammeln, jeoo4 mar er
bon G1lbanern umringt uno gen0tbt9t
3u %capituliren.
Sn Sapana beiRt es, bic Spanier
1eien fat Big alr Sro6a perfolgt norz
hsr unb es feien iiber 300 ppn ibnen
tbeils qet0btet, tbeils oer1punbet NOR
ben. Gs b%efanben ii@ pier5ebn Diff
,ciere unter ben @et0bteten.
Mabrib. 20. Suli. 0ie Spant:
!f&e patriotiide 2tQa in Der argentine
f&en @epublit fat 1i4 erboten, BET
1pani1hen @egierung etnen Rreu3e,
bon 4,5OO Tonen @ebalt a1 16enten,
tpel9er anndbernb 100000 Pefetas
fo1ten mirb. Ser @ertreter Der 2igo
@on5olo @aen3, fat NIT Der Re9ie:
rung barber Ridipra&e qebalten
Ser 8reu3er mirb nabr14einli4 in
@lasgon gebaut neroen.