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Evening star., 1897-02-13
NO ALARM EXCITED.
The Statement of Ex-Quccn Lfliuo-
kaiani Carries No Weight.

The Statement of Ex-Quccn LiliuO-
kainni Carries No Weight.
The probably official statement of ex-
Queen Liliuokalani in yesterdays Star. de-
filming her position in Hawaii. and alleging
that her abdication is not binding. excites
no alarm in Congress among the friends of
the republic.
The members of the foreign relations
committees of both houses did not feel dis
posed today to discuss the latest contribu-
ticn of her ex-highness to history The
fact Is that Liliuokalani is regarded as the
n est defunct monarch in the world Her
presence in Washington has not excited
the least comment in foreign relations cir
c.es. and she is looked upon simply as a
curiosity. The sentiment in Congress is
that the present government can take care
OF itself until some disposition is made by
this country of the question of annexation
Wnlcn Is expected TO come up early under
the Mckinley administration. 1t may come
up at the extra session.
There is no fear that Liliuokalani will be
able to agitate matters enough here or else
where to overturn existing affairs. or that
she will have strength enough to do the
least bit of harm in this country against
the government which ousted Eer from
the throne. There is a strong suspicion
that she begins to think that the sympathy
of this country is with her to some ex-
tent. but this mistaken impression reaches
her through her thusiastic secre-
tary. He recently rejoiced in the fact that
twenty-five Congr essmen mad sent cards
to call on her majesty" as he Invariably
calls her. His impression, as seen through
his royal glasses, is that this is signifi-
cant.
Mr.. Palmer and History.
A resident of Washington well versed in
international affairs, and having a familiar
acquaintance with Hawaiian matters, said
today to Star reporter:
Il venture to suggest that the queens
chamberlain Mr. Palmer, in his letter.
puts a number of highly respectable gen.
tiemen of Hawaii in rather embarrassing
position. w. G. Irwin is the leading banker
and large sugar planter; Mr.. Wideman is
late member of the queens cabinet, an
old resident, man of wealth and standing;
Mr.. Parker is also one of her ex-cabinet
and the most prominent leader of the ma
tive Hawaiians. and the other three who
certify to her act Of abdication are we'll
kEown citizens and her active partisans
These gentlemen certify that the act was
considered carefully and deliberately bv
Lii, and that 1t was her free act and
deed For this look at the certificate ap-
pt nded to her paper)
Mr.. Palmer is unfortunate in his cit,-
ton of the historian, Professor Alexander.
for in the genealogical table referred to in
ms History of the Hawaiian People so
far from showing that I.ili is descended
from the ruling family in Hawaii he makes
II clear that she has not a drop Of Kane
hameha blood In her veins. She derived all
the claim she has to the throne from a vote
OF the legislature and the liberal constitu-
ton ten years ago mot hundred years or
so), ami attempting to overthrow this same
constitution she lost her crown"
Evening star., 1897-02-13
To Make Favorable Reports.

The Senate committee on post offices to-
day agreed to report favorably the nomi-
nations of John w. Carroll to be post
master at Cape Charles. Va: Mildred H.
Davies at Manassas, Va: VIM. Graham,
Orange. Va, and Oliver q. Glenn, at Le-
banOn, Kan.
Evening star., 1897-02-13
Beyona Hope.
From Iifa.

From Life.
NoddE''Bilter must be hardened wretch.
don't suppose the sight OF any torture
would make him quail"
Todd-'sWhat makes you think sor'
He tells me he loves to see his wife
bathe the baby" -
Evening star., 1897-02-13
THE VENEZUELAN TREATY.

Copy Has Reached Cnracns-NO Doubt
of Its RntilcatiOn.
Information has been received here fro n
Venezuela to the effect that the arbitra-
tion treaty signed in Washington by Sir
Julian Pauncefote and Senor Andrade has
safely reached Caracas end will be laid be-
fore the Venezuelan congress as soon as
1t convenes. 1t is said on the best author
ity that the ratification Of the treaty is
practically assured.
Evening star., 1897-02-13
BONA-FIDE CIRCULATION.

A reference TO the statement be-
low will show that the circulation
sworn to Is bona fide one.
1t Is easily possible for a news
paper with an elastic conscience to
swell Its legitimate circulation enor-
mously, in order to deceive adver-
tisers. by sending out thousands Of
papers to newsstands, which are re-
turnable. and which are in fact re-
turned. but nevertheless are In
cluded in what purports to be an
honest statement Of circulation.
Intelligent advertisers, however.
Judge by results. and bogus eircula-
tions don't give them.
The family circulation Of The Star is
many thousands in excess Of any
other Washington paper. and is be-
lieved to be fully five times that Of
our afternoon contemporary.
Evening star., 1897-02-13
Personal Mentfon.

Under r,cent arrangement Mr. lob,
h obsriy and Mr.. Walter stilson
Hutchins have become associated In the
editorial and business management of the
Washington Times. Mr.. Hutchins was
some years ago editor of the Washington
Post. when his father, Mr. Stilsou Hu,cb-
ms. o"hei that paper. and after a long
rest again returns to journalism in tbis
cry on another paper belonging to mis-
Mr. Walter Paris has been in the c.,v
curing the past week. and leaves this d Y
Tor Florida. where he will be busy sketch.
ing until the end of March.
Lieut.. o. NJ Lissak of the ordnance do
partment and Lieut.. z. F. Ladd. 9th Cav
airy. are registered at the War Depart.
ment-
Col Gilmore of the adjutant generals
department has resumed his dutte, at the
ar department. after a short absence on
account of illness
Lieut. F. F. Fletcher stationed at New
port station, is at 1441 Massachusetts, ave
nue.. on leave of absence
Lieut. George G. Galley. 5th Artillery. is
In the city on leave of absence
Lieut. H. III. Whittlesey, on duty In the
bureau OF navigation, has returned from a
visit to New York.
The Rev. r. ii. McKim, ID. D.. left the
city this morning for Lynchburg, Va.
where he will conduct a ten days mission
In ST. Paurs Church
Mr. John r. Young. clerk OF the District
Supreme Court. Is confined to his home by
an attack of the grip.
Evening star., 1897-02-13

The following are the opening. the highest
and the lowest ana the closing prices of The
New York stock market today as repor: ed
by Corson & Mccartney. members New
York stock exchange. Correspondents
Messrs. Moore & Schey. No. 50 Broadway
Open High Low r1osc
Evening star., 1897-02-13
Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption, $40, ,738. Government receipts:
From internal revenue. $37G.351; customs
$166, ,G}5; miscellaneous, 24l2
Evening star., 1897-02-13
Net Opened

package. purportins to contain the WIN
OF the late Sarah A s3err1n. was filed with
the register Of wills today At the request
Of Mr.. z. Fl. Thomas. said to be the exc
eator OF the estate. the package was NOT
opened.
Evening star., 1897-02-13

Grain and Cotton Markets.
Furnished by w. b. Hibbs & Co. bankers
and brokers. 1927 F ST., members New York
stock exchange. correspondents Messrs
Ladenburg. Thalmann Co, New York.
Evening star., 1897-02-13
Ocean Steiner Arrived

QUEENSTOWN, February 13.-Arrived:
Britannia. New York for Liverpool.
Evening star., 1897-02-13

8OveRnAeAt D0aas.
Quotations reported By corson q Macart-
ney, bankers.
Evening star., 1897-02-13

Circulation Of The "Eveaing STAR
SATURDAY, February 6, 1897. .3B ,666
MONDAY, February s, 1897. s97.................29,75 756
TUESDAY, February Q, 1891. .29.581
WEDNESDAY, February 10. 1897. 30 $40
THURSDAY, February II, 1897. .4s7
FRIDAY, February IL, 1891. ,44S
Total ...1S3.465
] sOlemnly swear that the above statement rep
resents only the number Of copies Of THE EVEN
ING STAR circulated during the six. secular days
ending Friday, February IL, ls97-that Is the
number Of copies actually sold, delivered, furnish
ed or mailed, for valuable consideration, to bona
nde purchasers or subscribers, and that none OF
the copies 80 counted are returnable to or remain
in the ONCE nnsold.
j. WHIT. HEBRON,
Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
thirteenth day of February, A. D. 1891.
JNO. c. ATHEY,
Notary Public, D. C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19
r. TRIED AND TRUSTED CIEvIOTs TWEED AND ladies cL0TH

Of her friends visit this klndergarten,
taking with them several loads OF pot
ted plants These they give out 10 the
school children. telling them al the same
time how 20 care for the plants. They
also show them pictures Of how the plants
should look when az maturity The kim
dergarten is called Mrs Clevelands
by everybody
All winter this work goes on-the work
OF growing, and when 10 comes time for
the exhibit in the spring. the children
bring their plants and receive prizes. ac-
corlIue 20 tle besl showing Suitable
allowance IS made for plants hat have
shown a natural tendency TO dwarf or
blight.
An exhibit OF this kind has been for
several years a feature Of the New York
flower show. sand one YEAR large gall
lery was devoted % the plants. Here
the children came. bringing them in their
pots for public exhibit Do.
Some were vegetables growing freely
I'm pots, such as peppers tomatoes, egg
plant. and even string beans and peas:
Others We're vines. upon which uselul
flowers and vegetables trailed.
The giving away OF a cut flower is n
beautiful act. and one that. IN very poor
sections OF the city, IS highly appreciated
by young and old. IL Is Ike cup OF
cold water 10 the needy. but a cut now
or has IT'S limits OF usefulness. ln Idct'
the flower missions do not regard such
work as useful 40 an. They say IL is out
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19

They are finished with a tiny cuff Dor
dered with the braid.
A pretty tailor-made gown especially
adapted TO a slender, girlish figure Is
made Of Scotch cheviot. The skirt is a
godet Of Scotch plaid, blue and green
cut on the bias.
The corsage is q blouse of dark blue
broadcloth, fashioned with snort full
basquos. It fastens over to the left side
in a double-breasted way, and is held
with a single big green pearl button The
cloth is turned back to form big reveres
that are faced with green cloth. TWO
bands Of rough green braid so round
the corsage. They are put on in zig
Tag pattern with two points at the front
and two at the back.
The sleeves are close-htting and long
with very little fitness at the tops. Ihls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19

File Makers Protective Union. 5sS7,
offers $40 for every file makers organi-
cation consisting OF 25 or more members.
For further particulars address Albert
Van slyke. secretary, p. o. Box i7s. An
derson, Ind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19

Nashville Trades and Labor Cor
will vote FOR no candidate for office who
patronizes n0u-union printers i' H-
did8te Tor Mavor who shall promise ''
introduce The nino-hoIr day in tHe street
cleaning department. viii Doe supported
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-28
0trurtbeilt.

8erltn, 20. Mprtl. Na&bem in
benz prp3eb gesen ben Me@aniter
Paul ROf@emann unb @eno1e11 tpe.
gen Morbperiu@s, begangen bur4
ueberfenbung elmer 900enmaf4ine an
ben poli3eioberften Rrauie, bic Sc
f@porenen ben 9auptangetlagten bes
Morbperfu@s unb ben 9ape3ierer
Weitpbal ber 8etbilfe f4ulotg befunz
ben baben, 1T Rof&emann gu 5ebn
Sabren 3udtbaus unb Weftpbal gu
einem SABRE @%efdnenib perurtbeilt
tporben. Der in benz Pro5eb als3eu=
&c pernpmmene, beim @erlafen bes
@eri9ts1aales unter benz 8erba4te
bes Meineibs. perbaftete Mnaratit
@pobr 1T tpieber in 5reibeit geiebt
porben. Die polt3et hat aber in let
ner Wobnung, fotpte Der bes nit tbm
perbafteten Mnardiiten 2anbauer, TO-
nie Bel elmer Mn3abl anberer bieitger
Mnur@tften 9ausiu&ungen gebalten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-28

bies ber Wortrab Der gintpanberer fiir
bic srobe mericanide Nieberlai Jung,
tpelde fi4 iebt. unter ibrem Glbrer
Otenat Ggato, etnem Mrnee : Offiaisr,
Der cine pollftdnbise europdi1@e. Bill
bung beiibt. auf ben Mes mad Mertco
sema4t bot.
gs tpirb in ben ndditen apei Sab
rem cine japanif@e Gintpanberung bon
minbeitens 10000 R0pfen ertpartet.
gs perben bereits bierfiir Dampfer
se@artert. Die Golonie liest am San
8enito unterbalb Mcapulco.
Die nd4fte Mbtbeiluns Sapaneien
tpirb in Der erften ISOLDE bes Mat elm
trsffen unb aus 400 iunsen Mdnnern
beit ZEN.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-28
0on Guta.

@agua 8 a 8 T a be. Cuba.
II. Mpril. @oeben 1T bier bic Na4=
ri4t bon elmer @4anbtbat e::n9etrof:
fen, tpel4e in Der MGbe ber Ortf4al1
@ncruciiaba bon fpanii@en 9ruppen
perubt tpurb<.. Dk1elben baben baa
Der Grau bes britii@en @iee>@ oniula
9arris in Saeua seb0rise 8eiibtbum
3erit6rt unb cine ameritanif4t Stag
ge 3erriEen, tpel@e ber @ef4Gftsfibrer
@eorse9arris. Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
qer 1T, iiber Elm Set: ausgebreitet batz
to Das BeiiBtbu11 Der Trau 9ar>
RIG, tpeld3ts ben Namen Ga 4alma
fibrt, liegt unsefdbr 5tpei Meilen bon
@ncruciiaba; mdbrenb Der Mbtpeten>
belt bes @ef@dftsfubrers 9arris tam
bas Regirent @itremabura an; bic
@olbaten iprensten bic peri4lo1eue1
Sbiren auf unb nabmen @ei4dftsbu<
der unb anbere @ertbfa@en fort. Mls
lie i'm @4laf3immer beg @ei&aftsfab=
rers 9arris bic ameritanii4e Tlasse
fanben, nabmen fie oieielbe 9inaus
unb rifen lie unter tptlben Sliiher1 tn
@tiide, tporauf lie pteoer ab5ogen.
6arris berthtete ben @organg totort
Dem britiiden unb ameritant1@eu
Gonfularbeamten in Sasua, tpelaer
cine griinbli4e llnterfudun9 peranlaiz
fen tpirb. Die l@panier bebaupten,
bab fte seieben baben, bab Snfurgers
ten bic Ylantage perlieben, mas jeDo@
bon 9arris entf@ieben in 4breb> se@
itelt tpirb. Mie es beibt, ntrb Der
ameritami1e Gonful in @asua uber
bic 8efdimpfun9 ber Glasge ausfubrz
li@ beridten, Ser bortige Gontul
beiBt Barter unb berfelbe 1T elmer Der
tbatfrdftigjten @ertreter @meritas III
Der Snfel.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-28
21ttentAt cut >e,s 25nto psn
St1lte1e,

q . m, "a. Mpril. Muf ben R0nig
6umbert tpurbt Elm Morbattentat per=
iibt. Qlls ber RDnin am Na4mittage
auf feinen, M<ge 3u benz pferberenz
men mar ma@te Ytetro Mcciarito, Elm
@Henarbeiter, ntlher obne Bd4afti=
gung 1T, einen @eriu4, Jpn nit einem
Dol@e gu erfte4en. Der Mann muir
be ergriffen, dbe ct feinen 3ped erreiz
den tonnte.
R1nis 9umbtrt, IN befen 8eglet=
tung fi@ Elm Mbiutant, General 9onz
bis Waglia befanb, mar auf benz Mege
na@ Der Rennbabn, no beute bas to-
nigli4e Derbp ftattfano. Der Often
tGter, tpel@er auberbalb bes ct. So
rbannes Shores setpartet bate, ~ftiir5te
auf bic @qutpogt gu unb perfuc9te,
ben RDnig nit einem Dol&e gu eritez
den. Die{er tpi4 jebo@ benz @tobe
aus, tnbem ct ii9 bon fetnem @tBe
erbob. Mcciriato mari, als ct 1ab, bab
fein Morbperfua mtbgludt mar, ben
Dol@ BON it@t unb. I'M nddften Muz
qenblid mar er bon ben Rarabinteren
umringt unb sefangen genommen.
Ser R0nis sab fetnem Rutf4er in
auer @ube ben 8efebl gum Meiterfab=
rem.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-28
Remer 1AmmtruA.

Mempbis 3, 20. Mpril. Gin pei'
terer 8ru@ In ber 2ouiiiana 2ebec 1T.
70 piro semelbet. atDanais Meilen fiibz
li@ BON Nathea. Mif.. eingetreten.
Die gtnaelbeiten iinb nod iebr mas
ger, unb bic @rDbe bes 8rudes Tam
bober ni9t angegeben tperben.
Die Situation bei 8isss. mo bas
WaKer in u~nsebeuren Q,lantitdten
bur4 ben Bru9 in bemD eide fr6mt,
tpirb INNER 1dlimmer. Der Mabiion<
Difritt tpirb fnneu unter WaTer sez
febt. unb bic 'leberf&pemmuus tpiro
ii4 nod iber anbere Diftritte ausbebz
men, pobur9 bic Saat auf 9auienben
BON Mdern 2anbes aerit0rt pt:ren
mirb. @idsburs. Nat9ea unb anbere
puntte entlans bes GlLHes finb nit
GtiiGtlinsen eefiillt, unb es piro alles
setban. I'm lie Dor bez Notb ~ fhiiz
ben. Die Gage i'm Delta bat ii9 ni9t
%gednbert. unb bic pflanaer seben 1i4
Der 9oHnung bin, bab lie nod re@tz
3eitts fir etne CUTE @rnte ibre Telber
tperben beitellen t0nnen. Bel Memz
p9is fdlt bas WaFer lansiam. unb
bon Gairu tpirb beri@tet, bab bas
WaTer fart i'm Mbnebmen besriffen
1T. Der 9iilfsausf4ub bon Memz
pbts bat bic grtlGrung erlafen, bab
bic sesenpdrtisen Siilfsmittel aurlnz
terftuBuns Der Notbleibenben obne
3peifel 9tnreibenb fem tpiirben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-28
Walter &. @rou4 Der bisber

Wqlter s. Grou@ Der bisbertz
qe Mgent Der Mmour pading Gompa<
M in 81 a d ea, MiF., puroe in
6 anasGitp, Mr in ber Mobz
rung {eines S9ptegerpaters Mm.
Bates berbaftet unb bef@ulotgt $1,000
Der Mrmour<@ eie1f6aft unterl4laz
qen gu baben. Grou4 berf6panb am
Z. Sanuur aug Mat&ea Settler bat
Bic Guarantee Company Of Nortb
Mmerica iiberaG nu@ ibm gefu9t.
Grou9 giebt au, baB Ct bag @elb UNI
terf9lagen babe. Seit feiner Vludt
babe er beitGnbig baran g%earbettet,
bic Sade gu rese1n. uebergrobes Der
trauen in cine Gapttalsanlaae babe
i'm berleitet, bas @elb ber @eieQ1datt
ar13uqreifen. Ct babe baHelbe niht
auriiderftatten t0nnen. @rou@ tpar II
Sabre lang in Dtenften ber @eiel>
f@aft gttpefen unb mar elmer tbrtr
angeiebenften Mn9eiteQten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-28
Der Rrte8 ertlart.

6 . n # a n in . el, 18. Mpril.
Sn Golse Der auf tiirtif@em @ebiete
fta~tt9ebabtem @efe@te bat bic tiirtii@e
Regierung geftern ertldrt. bob BET
Rrieg bereits begonnen babe. Der griez
4Hde @efanbte erbielt feline 8eelaubiz
sunesi6reiben augeftent unb Der tiirz
tH9e 8efeblsbaber Gbebm 9af4a en-
bielt bic Meiiung, bic Offenfipe gu erz
greifen.
q n, 18. Mpril. De erie4i@
f6en 9ruppen baben 8efebl erbalten.
niht msbr an3ugretfen, aber u,,ter al.
len l1mitdnben TIRE poitttonen gu bal>
ten.
Con # d ntinppel. 18. Mpril
Den @ertretern Der Strict BEL ben
Md4ten ipurbe cine Gtrcularnote 5uz
g%eitel1t, in pelder Elm ueberblid BET
@reisntfe Der lebten @o4e geseben
unb bic Mnfi@t ausgefpro4en pirb.
.baB in Tolge Der erie9H@en Mngriffe
in @irtli4teit Der Rries l@on beitebt
Die gan3e @erantnortli@tett LATTE auf
Der 9rie@H@en Regieruns. 81. Sirz
Tel babe tetue Mbiidten G%roberungen
~ MAIDEN, unb lei nod INNER erbo>
tig, ibre Sruppee 3uriid3u3ieben,
nenn @riehenlanb aud BE feinigen
5urud5tete.
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aa,s,tn in ben istasnm,ea nm.

g III a 9 ., %. Mpril. Jrl6 am
Morsen brad in benz 9auie go. 4226
Miblanb Mpenue Geuer uas, pel4es
70 raid UNI iih sriff, bab piele Be
pobner bes Saufes senDtbist tparen,
aus ben Jenitern gu iprtnsen unb am
bere nit 9ilfe bon 2ettern gerettet
tperben mubten, Der ID Sabre alte
Sobn Gopne unb Sobn McGlai9 ia
men Bel benz Branbe INN. Die 9eiben
beiber tparen nur menis perbrannt.
fDas erpGbnte 9aus unb nod otpei
anbere Wobnbdufer tpurben t9..lpeiie
3erjt1rt. Der angeri4tete S4aben Be-
lduft fi@ auf $4,000.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-28

ter. Der atpette OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unb
Der Mapor BON Soutbampton an
9orb, mn He Germ Sobn 9ap, benz
neuernannten 8otf9after Der Der.
Staaten am 9ofe BON st. Sames,
bonn ameritaniiden Goniul Warren
g. Rinteab porr''1ellt tpurben. Der
Mapor besruBte ben 8oti@after beraz
Ii@. Mu@ 9err 9arper, Der prdiiz
bent Der 81rie. b.sriibte Germ 9ap
unb 2ebterer %anttportete nit elmer
turaen Rebe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-28
~xauotAruae IN aautas.

Soptta, Seas, "a. Mpril. Shred=
lide Sanbitiirme 9insen iiber bas Mr=
tanfas>9bal i'm iibpeili@en Ranias
bintpeg. Der Winb tpebte nit 40 Me1.
len @tdrte unb bas erobe 9bal. bas
10 Meilen brett 1T. tpurbe NIT Sanf
bebedt. Die Meni4en i'm Greien pa=
rem geatpungen, S@ub in tbren 9au=
fern gu iu@en. @iele Tarmer perben
ibr Rorn nodmals pflan5en miiKen.
Die MdKerunsssrdben finb bo0
Sanb. Die 2ocomotipfiibrer tonn=
ten feline aebn @4rttte tpeit feben uni
bic Reiienben i'm 3uge mubten5enits:
unb @entilation f@lieBen, um 'd
sesen Grftiduns gu i@iibtn. Die Weiz
3enfelber Baben f@redli@ selitten.
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Die Gual4uo,r II, afrtfa.

Due VUO1WWoeg ~ SsVrStWs
2onbon n, "a. MpriI. Cine Spez
cial=D epef4e aus ber Rapftabt tbeilt
nit. baB elm briti5%es @ei&maber bon
a9t 8riegsf4tffen, tpel4es geitern
Mbenb in Bet Delagoa 8ai eri4ten.
srobe M~ufresurg berporgerufen. Man
glaubt aber bier alsemein, baB nu1
cine Tlotten : Demonitration beabfi4'
tt9t 1T.
2oren3oM a ). Delagoa
8ai, "a. MpriL, Gin @tf@mabtr bon
a9t britif9en Rriegsf&iffen 1T &C.
fterr Mbenb bier eingetroffen unb fat
babur@ srobt Mufresung berporgeru=
fen. Se4s bon ben Rriessi@iffen ftnt
in ben Tlub eingtfdbren, 5pei blieben
in Der Bal 3uriid.
Gin frana0iHf&es ariessi&iff if
ebenfaQs bier tingetroffen.
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@a6<re aeuerwchr.

s bie a 90, Su., 20. @pril. Sc
fern Na9mttta9 purbe Der gr0bert
She'll Der Mnlage Der @ranb @rofiiaa
Sad So. in @ranb @rofiing burd
Jeuer Serft0rt. Gin heftiser Winb
blies gu Der 3eit, jebo4 gelang es trot
b.s @turmes ben 8%emiibungen bel
1euerpebrleute. BON bentn ie@z 5temz
lib f9>per perlebt tpurben, bas Geae1
auf feinen 9eerb gu bei@rdnfen. Del
4otalperluft betrdgt $4,000 Dem
BerF@trungen in Der 90bt bon $114,=
900 geseniberfteben.
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Gi~ smtet Sans.

Rem Wort, %. Wprtl. Mls BEL
Dampfer ~Mefternlanb" bon Mnttper:
pen bier eintraf, tpurbe Grteortd
Gpringbaus, alias Rurl Rauter aug
Barnne,1, tpel9er Elm paRagier besielz
be, mar, an 8orb berbaftet. St tpirb
bef4ulbigt, We4fel i'm 8etrage bon
10000 Mart gefdlf@t gu baben, jez
bod beiBt es, baB ii4 feline @efammtz
fdlj4rngen auf cine Mi1ion Mart BE-
laufe1 mD9en, ST mar Baumetite1
IN Barmer.
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etn e1tN wabrt@etnN@ perlorea,

g an Granetsco. 18. Mpril.
Die Mnii@t. baB bas ameritanii@e
S4iff rSamaria" auf Der Tabrt bon
Seattle nad San Trancisco untersez
gaeger,. setpinnt tdslid mebr an
@laubpirbisteit. benin mod INNER
iinb feline Ma@ri9ten bon bemielben
eineetroffen. Der rNlcalbe". trel@er
glei&3ettis NIT ber rSamaria" Seat
tie per!ieB, traf am 2. Mpril i'm bieiiz
gen 9afen Elm. Sem 4apitd,: melbet.
bab bic 'beiben @4iffe am Is. MGr1
bon einem fur@tbarsn Saboffturm
~getroffen tpurben, meldem lie bier
Sage lang ouiammen 3rob botn;
bann aber tpurben lie bon chamber
getrennt. Die .Samarta" 9in9 in
5olge ibrer f4peren 2abung iebr ttel
unb rollte setpaltis, pobei &c Mosen
beftdnbis iiber fe binmesf@lusen. Ser
.Mlcalbe" rettete fi9 nur NIT GROCER
Mibe por benz l%1ntersanse. uno
1@liebli9 nurbe 0el in bas Maher
gesoFen, tpobur4 bic Mosen fi@ febr
berubieten. Dim nddften Sage tldrte
ii@ bas @etter auf, aber bon BET
,@amaria" mar ni4ts mtbr gu feben.
@iele Sriimmer tritben auf benz Mee'
Re umber. unb bic Offi3iere bes .Mlz
cabe" iinb Der feften l1e~beroeugung.
bab bic ,Samaria~ nit mann uni
Maus untergegangen III.
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3usn 2elbhMsr1 IN GAuneS.
Berlin, "a. MpriL Gs tpirb iebi
betanrt, bab. @roBberaog Griebrid3
6rana bon Mtdlenburg : @4perin
nod fiir4terli4 Dor feinem Sobe u
kiben Batte. st bate btt bem@tura
bon Der Bride in Cannes betbe 8eine
unb mebrere Mippen, fotpie bas Riidz
graf aebro9en. 81 @robber3o9in, bic
am Greitag 3uriidsetebrt. bat Der 8et>
fetung in 2ubpigsluft ni&t beige
1Ddbnt.
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Gin RrteeS8ertmt.

Gbicagp, "a. Mprtl General
sSobn &. 8roote bat auf ben %. Mprtl
Elm aGgemeines Rrtegsgert4t 1au;
Sort @beriban etnberufen. Man
slaubt, baB Elm Captain Der Mrn1e,
pro3efirt tperben ion, bod General
8ropte min beifen Namen nt4t be-
fannt geben. ga bic meiiten gum
.Rriegsgeri9t berufenen Sffi5iere bor
Sort 2eabentporth Ras, finb' II
,qluubt man, baB Der gu pro3efirenbt
OHi3ier bort ftattonirt 1T.