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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-07-17

The empress Of Russia owns an er-
mine mantle which is valued at $780,
900. 1t is a present from her subjects
living i'll the province of Kherson.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-07-17

sources to entitle them to statehood.
While they remain territories we hold
that officers appointed to administer
the government OF any territory. to-
Eether with the District of Columbia
aud Alaska, should be bona flde resi-
dents Of the territory or district in
which their duties are to be performed.
The platform also reverses the deci-
sion of the supreme court on the in
come tax case; demands that more
power be given the interstate com
mercc commission; denounces the eX
uavagence of the republican party
aud demands a more economical dd-
ministraton of public affairs; de
nounces the interference Of the gev-
ernment in local affairs; calls for the
passage of law regulating contempt
of court; approved the action Of con-
gress in refusing to pass the Pacific
railroad funding bill: approved the
pension laws; recommended that a del
egate be admitted to congress from
Alaska; extended sympathy to Cuba;
recommended aid to improve the Mis-.
sissippi river: opposed life tenure in
public office, and sat down on Growers
aspirations for third term in the fol
lowing emphatic languages:
1--WE declare it to be the unwrtten
law of this republic, established by
the custom and usage Of an hundred
years and sanctioned. by the examples
of the greatest and wisest of those
who founded and have maintained
our government that no man shall be
eligible for third term in the presi-
Dental office"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-07-17

The anoients, according to Pliny,
made very excellent sympathetic ink,
using new milk as the basis.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-07-17

HooD's PILLS are the favorite family
cathartic, easy to take, easy to operate.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-07-17
TERRITORIAL.


,,,s..rh II Reed of Iowa, Chief Justice.
AssoCtGTE JusTICEs-Wilbur +. stone, o.
cslerado; ThoInas c. Fuller. of North Carroll
nk William N. Murray, OF Tcnnesseei henry
satfhew G. iReynelis, of Missouri o. 5.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-07-17

Optic: Don Manuel Delgado, hay'
ing reached the age Of three score
years, twenty-seven of which he has
spent in the employ of Charles Ilfeld,
today retired from service and will go
to his ranch at Canon del Aqua to
spend his remaining days in peace.
Don Manuel has witnessed the growth
of Las Vegas from its beginning as a
village about the plaza; he has been
an active participant in the evolution
of the nfeld business from its insig-
niflcant beginning in one small reOm;
he has been entrusted with many re-
sponsiblllties aud with large duties.
He leaves them now with feeling OF
duty we'll done and takes with him
the regard of his long time employer
and the affection and respect of his
associates in the house.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-07-17

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt heum, few
er sores, letter. chapped bands, chill
baias, corns and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale at Eagle drug store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-07-17

Springer Stockman: Pleasure trips
to the mountains are now in order.
The speckled treut of the mouth
watering species is sufficient induce
ment alone to attract most any one to
the hills this time of the year.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-07-17

D. H. KEDZIE,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND
CONVEYANCER'
uD,,oa states Court Commissioner om.Ser ""'''''
Vn.Oos O..srsset Land Once business
i''1 New Mexico
Lordsburg
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-07-17

Since the first of the month the ter
ritory has been blessed with flne rains.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-07-17

NJ. r. Holabird, late of Chino, Cali
fornia, has been appointed manager
of the Pecos Irrigation & improvement
company. Mr.. Holabird is an old
time western man, having come west
in 1856. He has for the past few years
been engaged in Chino, California, in
the beet sugar and land business. He
predicts a great future for the Pecos
valley.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-07-17

There are two reasonable things
which everybody should do: take good
care of ones health, and If lost regain
it quickly, and to this every one will
agree. And there are great multi
tude of people who are agreed that
for both purposes Simmons liver regu-
lator is the best helper. " am trou-
bled with torpid liver and nothing
gives relief so quick as Simmons liver
regulator. ."-R. r. Strange, Lake, Fla.
The morning times., 1896-08-16

for improving the respiration and bring
ing 1t UP to a FORMAL condition: Stand
at s-n open window or reciine on couch
with the waist and chest unconfined; hold
the chest walls high aud inhaIe in slow,
long ,breaths; exhale es slowly three tines
only at first Gradually the number OF
times may be increased and the time
heightened for the breathing exercises.
Fifteenmhutestw twicea ds y atleast sh',uII
be devoted to thisexerc.se etoaccompiisi.thc
desired results. To inbale hong, deep
bfeaths while slowly raising the arms above
the head. and to exhaIe as slowly while
covering them is one OF the best breathias
exercises ever invented. The practice Of
breathing very deeply while walking in
tie open air is recommended. not only for
the general health, but is one of the best
cures for obesity. as the increased amount
Of oxygen greatly augments the oo1suInp-
tion of waste material.
Mrs. Emma Earnes Story. whose full
and generous outlines are beautifu 'B.x-
ampies of the results OF vocal and bs -atf-
ing gymnastics. not only is fond of out
door life, of walking and horseback nd
ing. but says that the requirements Of
her art demand continued daily practice
of the very exercises which we have rec-
commended for the development of chest,
back and abdomen.
The morning times., 1896-08-16
HYGIENIC BREATHING.
Women Rarely Use Lungs to Their
EuL Capacity.

As matter Of fact. not one woman in
. hundred breathes normally. The res-
piFation Ofthe average woman varies with
every change of mental state or physical
condition; grief. depression, fatigue. all
have their influence in lowering the amount
Of OK ygen that gees.intO the system and it
is rare thing for woman to use her lungs
to the best possible advantage. :unless she
has had the special and definite instruc :
tionsin breathing ,incidentto the vocal train =
ing OF singer or el0cutionist. A little
knowledge OF physiology, and few hints
on the subjects, however. will enable any
woman to Comprehend the precise art Of
filling and emptying the lungs on scien-
tific principles. The main thing is to
be sure that the lower Iobes Of the lungs
are well filled with air. and that one
breathes from the abdomen. After one
has acquired this habit, the chief thing Is
to breathe in as much sunshine as possible,
and TO believe in the efficacy Of oxygen as
remedy for nearly all the Ills that flesh
is heir to-
The following are some excellent rules
The morning times., 1896-08-16
su~raer- And I'd rather watch tho
PIER iEXCURaIoNs.

l1Ek EXCURSIOAS.
Narfagansett people have an odd way
OF closing up their summer homes aud
going away for few Weeks. They board
out the dogs and canary hirds and send
the servants away on their vacation. one
family boarded the family 'watcb-d a
small Japanese poodle. at one Of these
dog clearinghouse for five days on
their return n hill 10 Sl2 was presented.
with $3 for shan'poSs. What would We
have done IL Jappy had been u big ST
Bernard?" exclaimed the young man Of
the family after paying the till And
how could we have ever boarded our old
water spaniel. who used to take three
.shampoOs a. day in the ocean,"
The most enterprising man In Nara
gansett is a printer who has been getting
up foreign tass. He.prints the trunk labels
Of foreign countries and sells them to
people who want 10 ultimate they Just
came from Europe. The labels are printed
upon bright red paper aud have a curious
look OF war. And the names Of the coun-
tries and watering places have a pecu-
harly American appearance, being Ill
spelled in good United States. But half
the people do not know the difference.
and those two important wortbies, the
chambermGid at the hotel and the porter.
can carry tales of the sixteen trunks
all marked Carlsbad"
The weather here. though IL came late.
is pleasant, aud the waves play daily 10
full pavilions upon the beach
HARRY GERMAINE.
The morning times., 1896-08-16
FOR CRIPPLE FOLK.
Modern inventions to Assist the Sick
and Lame.

The bed-ri1deD invalid is no more. He
has not drifted into an early grave ror
suddenly enjoyed a miraculous cure He
has only deserted his pillows and his
monotonous sick room for a modern in
valid chair or carriage and wheeled into
comparative liberty.
1t has raquired the ingenuity of our
end OF the century 10 find out the true
possibilities Of a chair as q means Of 10
connection, aud now no physician permits
a patient TO lnger in bed after removal
To an invalid carriage becomes possible
The benefits in u change OF scene and
air are immediately supplied, even in the
bed Itself. By mounting the improved
hospital couch on rubber-tired rollers
and every day altering its position in the
room; then the very first day it is pos
sihle q moveahle chair is put in cyi-
dence. .ss..-~e
Where the patient is to be lifted from
the bed with precious care, Feat. stout
little iron derrick is now used in the hos
pitfalls to lightly hoist the sufferer off his
weary mattress. swing him softly over the
couclils side and deposit him ON the easy air
or water cushions of long. light cane
lounge. In q private house, where one of
the new bed derricks is not at hand, the
modern chaise lounge rolls up TO the couch
side. one OF the arms pulls up and folds
back and the invalid can slide into place.
After that he is practically master OF Ids
own comfort His chairiis hung on big lee
springs, the feotrcst is split in two parts
to enable him at will TO stretch one leg
out, while che other hangs down. and by
the touch OF the weakesthando on a ratchet.
The morning times., 1896-08-16

canopy parHsol, Fashioned all cut OF xoft,
rosy silk nBu ffiiniy real ilace. All fhespil-
lows for this ciiIir are covered In silk to
match the parasoI, while the metal fit
tings. as far as POSSIBLE, are finished In
silver.
sometimes the interiors OF bath chairs
are fitted up daintily as tiny boutioiHs.
the wheels picked 'outiD apple green on a
black background and the PONY Q si,arness
us gay with buckles. 1colored straps and
ribbons as we can make them, while not
least1amODg our novelties urc what we call
'coDvalescefIt hammecats. These are beauti-
full, costly silk webs, woven with elastic
threads and swung between tail POLES,
but because ones legs are so strange and
ones back is SO queer one need not, you
zee, lose ones fOndness for beauty and
luxury that costs a ,goedly sum-
SIFLLICENT ARRowPoINT.
The morning times., 1896-08-16
rnE MoRnIss r1MEs, SUNDAY AUGUST 49, 1850.

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WHARF 4. ne,v 10 ,ack,,r n .,ou, .,ts,a.
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t,nn ,s ,,oss,b,e
nes,,a ,,,,s o,,o,o 10 ,,,, ,,o,,,.,.
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mn ,,tend, MT mr. soIr' 'n,,,n.,,oa ana s,a,'
,orod hr ,,c., s;,. a,a I,co n.r,s,J
thai .a,us,a tn ,,,,x nc,,,t a ,.,,,st tho s,,n,s
ravs Not least however these i'm
proved chairs is n capital wa,ki,e,nach;ne
a light steel frame that holds the body
upright between two tall wheels A third
tiny wheel cuid,s the frame and by ever so
slightly m owing the lower limbs once or
The morning times., 1896-08-16

q
Air or wafer pillo VS. are made covered with
leather, or the seat anti:bacsi can bc soften
ed with springy cushions covered in braid
ed varnished cane. These, of course, a re
meant Tor summer :use, and. tbeside the
ease supplied by wheels adjusted with ball
bearings, nuffleh with rubber tires and
provided with hand sail Tor self -propnl
sion. ever other necessity OF the invalid is
catered to.
Nowadays a good chair has wicker
catchall basket rpoD ere side to Eoid fan, &,
handkerchief, books and fancy work pa
.pers etc, just under one arm is fixed a
tiny silver alarm bell and by pulling out
and up on folding iron arm a bracket is
brought into place in front. This adjusts
tosupport eoodtruy a book, or portable
writing desk End ntop socket of one of the
wooden OR leather upholstered arms o
watch can be thrust and fastened.
This special chair is meant fer indoor
use for "a ieoDvalescent or cripple. tis
an accommodation apart from the spinal
The morning times., 1896-08-16
A False Contention.

lHisband-There'son Is one thing can sa Y for
myself. anyway: have risen by my own
efforts.
Whichever in the morning, John I
Notice that lit takes two alHrm Clocks and
nll the members or the household to get
you up then.-BastOn Courier.
The morning times., 1896-08-16
One of the Drawbacszs.

Max-Delia. 1 swear to ifRaven that you
are the first woman ever kisssd
Delta with sighl-That's the trouble
with this miserable season of year. One
ihastO :break in somuch new MATERIAL and
Tor some other summer girls f3enafit, likely
rs net.-Woonsocket Reporter. r.
The morning times., 1896-08-16
Anothrr snmmer sGirI.

'sGomt,into the garden, Maud" he sighed
Butasweat Maud WIS nobody y'siceoi,
do your own taterihugxin," she cried
III lstay in the house and keep COOL
The morning times., 1896-08-16
why Not Gum?

Agent-sir, do you need any ssperfiter
supp1t13
EsnsiRht YES; ,sand me mhosk four
Vounns q eamtg -Runk.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-29
Tp11erHhrun1tE.

Sn gbeboDgan, Mi9., brannte @amitdg
bas Sol5lager Der @bite6au 2umber So. ab.
0afslbe mar @igentbum BON Mofber, Wdro,
9irss II. u. 2ebterer bat ietn 9ef9dft tn
G6icago.
Naplor's 0psrubOufe in Serre 9uute,
sSnb,, peI9es Dor bretBig Sabren NIT
etnem &oftenaufpanoe bon 100000
epbaut porben mar, 1T Oienitag
Qbenb pouitdnbig ubgebrannt unb auBerS
benz fait bas gauge 9duiergeoiert, in lpel@
dem es lag. 9us @Genpaarengef9Gft BON
@spenbeim unb Mlbre9t, pel4es it9 i'm
Operabouie befunb, ferner Oas tiir3li9 nit
einem &oitenauftpanbe bon $4,000 erba1te
Cincinnati 9ouie uno 3nei an oas Opera
bouie anitOBenbe @ebduoe fino iammtliH
~3erft0rt. Ser S4aben piro 100000 be-
tragen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-29

aber ben 8eamten mad Der Boli5etz
i~tation. Na9bem bic Gefangenen cine tur5e
3eit in Der poliaeitation berpe:lt tGtten,
ipurben tie benz 8unbescommihdr 5Sists pcr@
gefubrt. Bran urb 8ropn purben betbe
f0rmli9 bes MorOes angetlagt. 8stoe be-
ft9 nt9t f9uloig. 9as @erb0r
tpurbe Bis seitern @ormittug 10 ll9r ber>
tagt. Die @ngeflaeten purben obne Sirgz
19aft f~e1tgebalten. Die iibrieen Mitglieoer
Der 8emannung bes u5uler" unb Der PaHaz
gier Monts tpurben ,als 3eugen feitgebdlten.
purbe nu9 benz @erbOr auf feline
eigene 8iirgi9aft btn freigelafen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-29
DnIitiTh1eH.
Der popuIiffen=G

Der NationaI=g pnbent Der popultii19en
partet nurbe am leBten Mittnp9 in ct.
Bouts erDffnet unb bauerte Bis Samtug.
Dim Sonneritag purbe Senator W. 9. Mlen
BON 9tebrdsta gum permanenten 8orftber
bes Contents ertpd6lt, na9bem Senator
Butler ais tempOrGrer fungirt bate. @s
entfpunn it3 i'm 2aufe bes gonpents Elm
9etBer &f 3pii3en Der 8rbanz uno @ntiz
8rpanz pber rMtbblezOf If z&oab" z8artei,
tpel9' leBtere Die @%ufteuung zines be1onbez
rem PrGiioenti9aftsz@ anbibuten befiirporz
tete, UNI Die Populiftenzparte als 1ol5e
nufre9t gu erbalten. Die leBtere Sraction
mar in Der Minberbeit, TeBte es iebo9 bur9,
baB Die domination fir 9ice=8rGIioent bor
Der Prdfoentf9aftszN Domination gema9t
rno oaB nt4t Der @anbibat Der Oempfraten,
@epau, fonbern s bomasg 6. M at o
bon Seorgta npminirt tpurbe. Die Nomiz
nation bon @m. S. 8rban fir bic 8rGz
1tbenti9aftsz@ anbibatur erfolgte bann am
Samitag nit elmer Mebrbeit bon etlpa 2
Der 9sfammt5abl Der 9elegaten.
Die SiIberpartci.
tpelhe lebte Wo9e ebenfaQs in ct. 2ouis
i6ren Gonbent ab6ielt, npminirte einfimmiq
8 m. S. y r. a n unb @rtburS III.
hanna madt QnfeIuneen.
@Oriiber gamma bpm repu6IifaniI9en
National : Gomite tebrte 9ienftaq aus
Chicago na3 @leOelanb 5uriid uno Be-
CAB ii6 fOfort na4 ieiner Office, BON
mo balb barauf mebrere Nnitenungen anaez
fiinbigt purben. MaiOr @barles 90. s.
Did, ST : &oritber bes republitaniI9en
StaatscOmites Don Ohio unS elmer Der tbd=
tighten 9ebulfen 9anna's pirb Setretdr bes
gbicagO'er @recutib : @omttes pG6z
reno @illtam SO. Osborne bon
Bottom Setretdr in Stem gort pirb. @iGiam
9abn BON Mansfielo, @rzSetretGr bes
Nattonal@@ recutibcomite pirb @oriteber bes
Spre9erbureau in GbicagO, pdbreno Sc
neral pOpsG 9laptpn BON @rtanias cine
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-29

glei9e @tene in Seem 0ort erbdlt. Steie
%@nftenungsn perooGfdnbigeH bic Srsantz
Iation bes groBen Gomites, bod iinD nod
piele Undergraduate Nnftelungen fir Die
Corps Gitterarii9er @rbeiter gu MAIDEN.
Sanna beabfidtigt, feline 3eit 5pii9en Seem
gorf unb Gbicaso gu tbeilen uno periOnli3
bic Qrbeit bes @ablfelo5uges gu beaufft9S
tiaen. uu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-29
Neue SiIbercertiffate.

Die BON Som bon Nep gOrf ge5ei6neten
neuen @inbOlar Silbercertifitute ma9ten
beute gum erten Scale tbr @ri4einen unb
bieiige 9ei4dftsleute beeilten ft9, um fi3
bic an ben @4uBomts3a6ltif9en u~usge5ablz
ten $4,000 in neuen Soften gu beri4affen.
Die neuen Soften limb O6ne 3peifel in flint
lerif9er @eife ausgefii6rt, oIein tpegen
ibrer mertli4en 8erf4ieben6ett BON ben al
ten Soften Oiirften lie BON Dem conf erbutiben
Clement in Der eriten 3eit nt9t ulgemetn
giinittg aufgenommen perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-29
@sit 8enb, Soma.
Nrau Stanger.

@Or unsefGbr 5tpsi Subrtn babe i'd mir
bas &o9bu9 bon Srau Grtea ange19aTtt'
Sd babe I.it6er fleiBieen 9ebrou3 OuOon
genla9t unb fam ni9t umbin, Sbner1 mt
3utbeilen, baB es uniibertreffli4, ia urlter
alien mir befannten &o9bii3ern, Die l4 no9
gepriift babe, bas ulerbefte 1T. pie BARN
angegebenen 3e5epte iino ousge5ethnst. nno
babe i9 es 19on alien meinen Sreunolnnen
auf's ndrm Fe empfoblen. Sd tperoe ME
pieber o6ne bies ni4t genug gu 19aBenoe
&o9bu9 iein.
Qmanba sc. &euf4.
Glmburf, SQ., 10. Sttp6er 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-29
Examination. Webr.

0us &o6bu6 BON 5ruu erica babe i'd
nun iiber 2 Sabre, unb es bat mir tpdbreno
bie1er 3eit man9en treuen Sienlt gelet1tet.
@opeit i9 es erprobt babe, muB t9 1d9en'
baB es alien biqigen 4nforoerungen, Die man
an elm inl9es 8u9 itelen tann, OOltommen
entipri9t. Sd m04te bafelbe ni3t emit
bebren.
s.i4U g6riitine Mertel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-29

Srau grica's 8o6bu9 gefGGt mir 10 ie6r.
buB i9 lieber in geflidten S9uben ge6en
als baifelbe entbebren. Nqen lieben
9ausfrauen tann i9 es empfeblsn; benin es
paBt fir iebe, lie mag Diele ooer tpenige An=
iprii9e MAIDEN.
6rou ST. 8. 8rafs.
Crete, ST., 13. Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-29

-ss6 babe bas beutf9>umeritanif4e &od}z
bud iebr fleiBig gebrau8t, nno es bat 1t9
out bepd6rt. Ga9 meiner 4nii9t 1T IS oas
BETTE in Der @elt, es lit Elm gutter 9ausbalter.
@inliegenb finben sic ben getrag flr EN-
aneites beuti9zameritanif9es ao9bu9 BON
5rau grica, tpel9es Sic mir alsbalO 3uz
i9iden pollen.
@eit 8enb, Soma.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-29
5Oo6.enCdau.
gbicagp, ben %. Snli 1896.
Snlano ..
Aua ner BunnrabnuptHnnt

Oas Staatsoepdrtement uno ole Gonlnln.
@as Staatsbepartement 6dt in leBter
8ett Dem S6un unb Sretben %un1erer @Dnz
fpln betrG4tli6e Nufmertfamteit 3ugez
tpanot uno es bat fi9 in Splge behen bic
NotbpenOigteit berausgeiteGt, in etli4en
Sdaen Die betreffenben Goniuln gu err u9sn,
ibre &~boanfung ein5urei6en. Der Gbef
GbiGton, ppm GpnI ularbureau, bat cine gez
naue periOnli9e SnfpettiOn Der GOniulate
IN Uterico porgenommen unb er 1T CUR 3ett
init elmer G6nli6en l1nterfu9ung Der Nngez
legenbeiten unierer GonIuIute in Canada
6ei3Gftigt. SIM Sale Der mertfantl3en
@pnIulate bat G6ilton's unterlu9ung Die
MbIeBung me6rersr @pnIulur6eumten CUR
Solge ge6a6t. G6iltpn's Sn5pettipnsreiie
IN CANADA bat bereits bas @rgebniB geba6t,
oaB Der amerifanii9e @oniul, S6at4er in
MinbIor, Snt., aufgeforoert noroen 1T,
feline &~eitgnation ein3urei9en. Gonful
9enrp 8. Smith in Santos in 8ruitlien 1T
e6enfaqs eriu9t poroen, iein &mt nteoer5uz
legen. Wegen Der genauen @rfunbigungen,
tpel6e be3iigli9 Der 8erpu1tung elmer gan5en
&n5dbI @~pniulate einge3ogen poroen iino,
fteben nod tpettere 4enberungen gu erparz
ten. gs beiBt, baB bus 8orgeben
hes Stautsbepartements gegen Die betrefz
fenben Gon1uIn our9 Na9Gdifigfeitt in
9ienit, unpuhenbe 2ebensgspobn6eiten II.
Dergl. beranlaBt poroen 1T.
8is iebt 1T BON @btparb g. 8. 9amrtoro,
benz ameritanii9en Gpnful in 8ubapeft,
tpel9er aufgeforOert porOen mar, feline He<
iignation ein5urei9en, i'm Staatsoeparte>
ment mod feline 4nttport eingetroffer. Die
8eamten i'm Stoatsbepartement tpouen iid
ni9t ndber iiber Die SADIE ausipre9en, ia
gen aber, bob feline Hefignation oerIangt
nprben lei, neil er fir bic 0iterre;6tT9e
8egierung feline a%nnebmbare Peri0nlidfeii
fei unb baB ieOe uuspdrtige &egierung Dag
3e9t babe, Die @ntfernung BON 8eamter
gu ~perlaugen, Die ibr ni4t genebm ieien.
2lnfpri9e eeeem Spanien.
SIN gtaatsbepartement bGufen fi6 5abG=
rei4e 94abenerfubunfprii9e gegen Spunier
an. 0teIelben finb bon ameritanii9en 8ir=
germ erhoben pprben, tpel9e bur9 Die Opera
tionen Ipanif9er Sruppen auf Cuba an i6rer
gerfpn pber ibrem @tgentbum, gel6Gbigi
tpor0en finb. Montag purbe cine fol9e &ldge
BON 5rau Nora Dolores be 9urio eingerei9t,
elmer 5OiG9figen 6rdu BON fpanii9er N6s
funft, Die aber etnen Nmeritaner beiratbete
unb in 1870 naturaliIirt tpurbe. Sic BE-
buuptet, buB ibr @igentbum in Der 9rooin7
Santa CLARA BON fpanif9en Sruppen ger.
Hort unb ibre BIantage berbrannt pOrber
fet; auBerOsm batten fpanif3e SOl6uten aui
fe geI9ofen, obpobI bic amerifanif9(
5lagge ii6er i6rem 9auie gepe6t babe. Sin
Nqes bieies O~erlangt 5rau Oe 9urio eine
gnt19Gbigung BON 100000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-29
gerhrrHem.
S6redIthe ;familieutraeooie.

-1F11HN7c VUTFFEUcNFtU9V0V"
Sn einem Qnfale plObli6er 9eiitesumz
na3tung i3nitt in Soma 5als, Sa., Montag
Morgen 5. Bierion ieinem b~etagten Batter u,
letner Mutter in bsren @obnung ben Sals
ab unb i4nitt ii9 bann Ielbit in bic &e9le.