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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-02-17

hide his ever-ready DluSnes.
Finally he placed his well-rounded
signature in the book, and Till
man fingered long enough by his
side to drop a few suggestions
about the dispenSary bill.
Down in the front cow sat Sena.
tor Sherman. the distinguished
chairman of the committee Oh
foreign relations aud the next
Secretary of State. Tillman eyed
the great Ohioan cautiously, cir
cled around him two or three
times and was about to 60 back to
the Democratic side without. the
coveted autograph. However he
mustered up all his Palmetto
courage and went timidly up be-
hind the usually cold and repellant
Senator from Ohio.
"Great Scottl" exclaimed one
of the watchers. "see him go for
Sherman. 1t will DE interesting
to see Long John give him the
frozen hand"
Senator Tillman took seat be-
side Mr. Sherman, opened the
book at the appropriate place and
invited him to sign. Senator
Sherman looked surprised and
seemed disposed to deny the re-
quest. Tillman said some thing to
him. and imme diately a satisfied
smile played over the features Of
the coming Secretary of State
He slowly reached for a pen
wrote hia name with great care
and handed the book back to Till
man. One word led to another
and soon Sherman and Tillmar
were in warmest conversation cvel
the merits and the demerits d
Fthe {, South Carolina dispensar!
| law. r. M, L
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10

Der lebten Gsllion sriff er eneraiib in
Die GistuIlion ein. Ginige 5oee Dor
5hlub Der Geilion lieB er lih ,usaen
4ranfbeit entihuloiaen ylno ltarb am
lebten SiBunastage Der @dtbe. 6d=
berlin nor Elm gepieater Surilt unb
Barlamentarier, Elm eiaenartieer, oer-
Der Gboraiter, Der ben Goleeen uno
Dem gunoesratbe eegeniiber unee=
fdnlintt feline Meinune iaste, audi leiht
einen rrtDiidIiaen Nusbruf sur Gerfii-
gung bate. @r uerf0rperte ben Namen
eines tonlequenteu gsaoitolen unb beIaB
oas unbeoingte 9artrauen oss tburgaui<
1den gplfes.
Nm IL. Sfiober puroe an ben ber=
i0ieoenIfen Srten in Der Shweis uno
anoerlpdrts Der 20. @eburtstae oes
beriibmten Sosler Wtolers Nrnplo ,G6f=
lin, Der in SlorenS peilt, iettlid be-
Sangcn, 10 natilrlib aub in 8aiel, no
nun Die ySunogau=Strabe" in ,glrnplo
gOfiin=Strabs" ilm9stauIt miro.
galellonO bat ieinen Staaisonwolt
Srpobef gum Gegierun9sratb beforoert.
ST.,
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0auShaltt,ttASs 8 06tter.

Die alten Grie6en slaubten, bab Die
Yenaten bic 8Dtter ieien, tpelfe bic
Moblfabrt unb prolperitdt Der Jamilie
in Ndt nabmen. sic ipurben als 9alls=
baltuues= @Otter in ieoer 0eimatb per-
ebrt. Der 0ausbaltungs=Gott helltigen
5ases lit Dr. 2inss Stem Diseoperp.
Gar Musaebruna, 0ulten, Grtdltunaen
unb fir ale MffeftiOnen oes 0alies.
Bruf unb 2ungen 1T es unlddbbar.
gs bat mdbrenb zines 8ierteliabrbun-
oerts bic priifuna beltanoen unb miro
aarantirt, 3u heilen ooer oas 8elo 5i-
riiderfattet. 9ein Sausbalt iollte obne
oieien euten gnsel iein. gs 1T ange=
nebnl al nebmen uno elm Ii4eres 0eil-
mittel fir glt unb Sung. Sreie Yro=
beflaIbe in s. 6. MILLER & 9 bn's
Npotbefe. 3esuldrer preis SO Gents
uno ST.. z
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10
Sic ssnmoer oer gSiRenSG,nTt.
2augcn!ciSrn unh S9laiuSltsdJt f0n:
uen gebeilt tUcracu.
Gin beriiGwter 9rG Warser Ghsmiier nna CeIe5ster
uialt unieren eeiern elm ireies MnNehat.

Gin beriGmter 9rG gprser Ghsmiier una CrIssgter
mad9t unersn 2eisrn elm irsies @noehat.
Ser beriibmte 6bemiter, 8. N. slo-
cum bon 9leD Oort @itn, beipeiSt Die
Gntoefuna zines lidern Seilmittels 9ea
gen Sdmlnoiu6t (2uneen 3uberculo=
iis), Sron6itis. Sun9en= unO SruitIei-
Den, bartndfi9er Sulftn, @atarrb, oa=
gemeine Nbmagernn9 uno S6wd0e,
@erluit bon 6leiIb uno alle llebel, un=
ter oensn Die Wteni0eu hiulie6en, Da=
Our6, oab er ieoem 2eier oieIes 8Iattes.
Der oafiir anira9t, frei orei 6lai1en
GeDe nit elmer beionoern WeoiSim ieinsr
neuen @ntoefun9 suienoet.
Seine vneue milienibaftlide SeDano=
lung" bat Sauienoe oauerno geDeilt,
ourh oeren re9tRiti0en 8sbrou6 unb
er betraAtet es als feline profeilipnells
9flid)t, Der leioenoen Menihheit eins
YrObe ieiner unfeblbaren Sur 81 aeben.
Die 9HiRenidait entbillt uns td9li0
neue @unoer uno bieler groBe @bemilt,
Der Sabre lang asouloie erperimentirt,
bat &eIultate ersielt, Die 10 molltbGtig
iino mie irgeno etwas, bas Elm anoerer
6enius geleiItet. Seine 8ebauptung,
oaB 2unsenleiDen uno Sbwinoiudt IN
ieeem Glima beilbar iino, miro in iei=
nem 2aboratorium bier uno in europa
in Sauieneen BON 8riefen behatigt.
Sic gefiirhtete S6minoIu6t, uenn
ni1t 9eitOrt. beoeutet baloiaen uno IL
6ern SOB.
N}an fbreibe an s. u. Slocum, M.
g.. SO Bine st.. SEEM YOrt, nit gs=
naler glngabe bon Boit= uno GrpreB=
Office uno Die Brobeilai6en ,peroen Don
ieinem 2abDratprium frei perianbt.
2eipenoe follten ipfprt bon oieiem liz
beralen Nnerbieten 8ebrau6 MAIDEN.
Man made Den Softor in ben 8rie=
fen barauf auimertiam, oaB nan bleIe
Nnsel9e i'm .Seobahter" 9elelen.
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GaR. 3 :a'1S ~" -Yra1lsci as Nosylle for
sieu's s<Yvtlie and f.aiiqire. ,. = t,und SAG
~ .. IL Jfnior station, I;i,' ,i',es- i, G3r tbs
i -;
Z = ~ SagE43 AID NEW pn,; 5e>'H; p'lia
-. a
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Gin MatbeSdrietencS 8lAtt
Vcra0ment

iit aidt farblDer oEs bic leieuDateu 3ise Der I'M
sldlineH bic man setobbuii als pnnbebar ieioenoA
au be3eitufn pfsst me irrtg 1T bod bieie gorftei'
lung nnb tpie eronam 3nsle1 ba fie BEN aranfeH biz
Soiinun9 abfdneibetf er I III nidt Oer8peifein
suD aeben ift pffnnne 90 lanse bic bslebsnbe araf
llr,n Sas fcut re- fpD nod Gpuren bon 2ebem2tb6tg
feif fibIbar fub FAM aud bert Gpfte irIe NebenS
fraf sagefiibrt tperbsu Garbe nab wtugfeln fbnHer
mieoer erSelgt Der rofige Sdetn oer @einnogeit an
frer6en. Has Witterg III eiu gtimuIanSmittel ppl
bbdfter gfeinbeit putt gr6Bter pirflamfett eH Rel
ntittei fir un0 GbnBuittsl gspen 0pspeprs 1uipltal
yjioIoria Mheum0tismuS, 9terreH nnD NierenIetoen
Npnetif uib &blnf perben bablr1 mddbtig 8efeIoerf
eS beieitiat ba8 @ffhbI Der Mebermtbnn8 oer Muf9e
reothsit ib 9hbt bpr ben GiuIhiIeu rnbsu 4Dstiey'
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Gin picrtad1er Woro.

Mpntreal, Quebec. 5. 9top. Sn
3awoon, Montcplm @ountp, fanO Der
Sarmer Nultp, oils er nad elmer msbr=
itiinoisen Nbtpeieubeit na6 SauIe fam,
ielne bier Sinner, orei Mdo1en bon
18, Is uno IA uno elm Gnabe bon 10
Sabren, ermoroet. Wian slaubt, bab
Sramps Die Greueltbat periibten. Sie
@eseno mirb na6 alen @i6tungen abb
geiudt.
9ie 2eiden apeier Mdo6en lasen
nit our9ihnittenen Geblen in Der &ii,
de; Die oes dlteiten Mdo6ens lag eben=
faas nit ourhidnittener Geble in Der
Ndbe Der Sdeune uno bic 2eide oes
Gnaben in oerielben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10

Staat Ohio,
InSearalpaS GplntD So.
Sb, Sobn 8. Wte@ia @lerf BEG Common Rleas
@eridtes in benz senannten Gpnntp in oeien Verfpabr
bic Aften, Yrptpfone uu6 Eecoros 6es 9enaunten
Golutg uotb ben @eIeBen beS StaateS Sbto gebalten
perbem beIeiui9e hermit bob 0ur9ebenbes cine &C..
name unb treue Ab1rift bes Originals tit. fpeIdes IN
meiner Office anfbepabrt piro.
Oils 8eleg bafir babe id5 oieies
eigenbanbig unter5eibnet nuo oos
(SieQeL) Giegel beS beIa9ten @eridbteS aufa
gebriidt am rs. Sftpber, 1897.
Sobn 8. Mc@ia,
glerf bes @eri9ts BON 9aseara,pas County.
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Gta0t GbiD
3 TuSrdrQtpuS gpulttn So.

@ta0t GhiD
Gusraraipas Gountp Ss
sd. .Spbn Mc@in Glerf bes Common Yteos nnb
sreiSaertftS fit lnb tn beia9tem Gountp beinetnt9e
biermft. bnB @oritebenbes cine genaue Nbidrttt bsr
3sitfabefle 6er @ibmnqen bes Grtsgeribte8 I'M unb r
Zen 8 Geriebtss Be5irf beS Gtaates Cbo nod Der n
ieircr Cffire btnterlegten Gpe3aI WerprDning TT
Bur Wegl1ubi9nng bteIes babe ttb
bier eigenb6noig lnter3ct1uet tno
(@ieoeI} baS &iegel bei0gten 6eri1tSpDIes
an bieleuI 90 Geptember VI .. 1897
bei9efhst
Sobn 8. MeGjilI,
Sim ia esridts
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10

- lnIere Brdmienfalenoer Iino fer=
tia uno sur Yartbeilun9 bereit. 9llle
bieieniaen, Die baau beredtiat Iinb, D. b.
iolhe, Deren 3eituns big gum /. Sepz
tember 1897 beSahlt it,, iinb gebeten,
oieIelben in unierer Office ab5tbolen.
oa inns babnrh beoeutenoe Miiben uno
Soften eripart tperoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10

eDaiy. Except Sunday. fFlagstop. EMeals
DARK Eacad type denss time from 70 co l2 90
mra ht Egat Faced from IL 90 midnight to IL 90 noen.
&. Il. L03EE, E.A FORD,
General Msuager, General Passenger Agent
5-s6-97.-E PITTSBURGH, PENNA.
F9r oime cards, rates of fare, through tickets,
baggage checks, and further information re.
Agent OF the Pen EsY Yfvania Lines.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10

HluDte huH, Hu!ileitltlD lllt NuHuN,
aud III Snterlafen.
Die 0uuptueriammlun9 Der @emein=
oe=Mbgeproneten Der gllntseriparnibtalle
gur9oorf bat Die 63. Snbresre6nung
einitimmi9 genebmist uno bonn &ein=
eelpinn bon 6rs. 25, ,233 Der gesirts=
fronfen-9lnitalt Surgoori Srs. 1000,
Der 9lnitalt v@otteSgnaO" 6lliale Sels=
au 6rs. 800 uno Der Seilltdtte fir
2ungentronte in SeiligenIhwenOi 6rs.
200 su9etpieien Der Geit NIT 6rs. 22,=
733 muroe Dem &eieruefOnO einperleibt,
Der oomit per l. Suli 1897 auf 6rs.
446, 002 ftei9t.
Sci elmer 8etbeili0un9 opnnur etluas
iiber ] Der Stimmberebti9ten lit am
II. Sttober Der 9yObratblibe gsihluB
iiber bps 3prnsenti9e gnleiben fir Die
tantOnale SDpotbefartai1e nit runo
81 900 Sa gs9en 5000 9tein on9enom=
men ipproen. 9ie @inpobuer9emeinoe
9ern senehRli9te gleiden 3ages nit
1922 Sa eegen 5l0 9tein ben 9lntauf
oes Sp9ibulplabes fir Elm itdbtiIbes
@aIino, permarf ba9eoen Die SnitlatiDe
betreffeno Sau zines Soltsbaules fir
Die glrbeiter Union nit 269l 9egen
1916 Sa.
profelor Gonraoin 3idotfe, Snee=
| nieur in glarau bat Der aar9auiI6en
@rSiebunssoireftion cine StiItungsur=
tunoe iibsr9eben, norin er lih perlDn=
lid uno fir leine &e6tsnabioleer per=
pfli6tet, oieies Sabr gum erlten @tal
uno minoeitens nod fir A fol9enoe
Sabre Der StaatsfaIle je einen getrag
bon Srs. 1000 oussusablen. Sieie
getrd9e iolleE gum Nnoenten an oen
perItorbenen SDbn gittDr unter Dem
Namen u3ibotte= Stiitune" einen 6ono
biloen, oeiien 3inien berporra9eno be-
eabten 36slin9en Der adrsauiiben
&antonsi1ule autpmmen iollen, Die Ii6
Dem Stuoium miomen wollen, aber
ni6t Die nOtbigeu finanaiellen Mittel
baben.
Die Sammlung bon 2iebesgaben fir
Die 9agelbei9doigten bat in Der Staot
3iri1 Srs. $3.50 ergeben.
Sn 9larberg (0erD 1T i'm Nlter bon
"a Sa1ren an einem langwieri9en
Masenleioen Secunoarlebrer &arl 8ul
9eltorben. Serielbe tpirfte an Der Se=
cunoarlbule ununterbrOden ieit 1855
uno mar Elm bodgebiloeter 2ebrer, Der
li6 Tim bas @mporbliihen bieier Nnitalt
9rpbe 8erbienite ertuorben bot.
Qus Sber=9ieBba9 (gern) fommt
Die Gunoe bom pl6Bliden SOoe oes
Sberlebrers Baumann. Serlelbe reiste
am Samltas nod Spie3 ansebli6 gu
einem Mr3t. 9lm Nbeno telearapbirte
er nad 9auie, er TONNE beute nidt
1eim, ipeiteres erfabren lie morgen.
Sn ibrer Gorge beaaben iiA bic Seini=
gen am Sonntas MOrsen na6 Spies;
lie trafen ibn leioer tobt (: Baumann
tpar bel Spie3 ioeben als 2ei9e aus
oem See ge3o9en tporben.
Sn9enieur Camille 8arbeD, 9ireftor
Der giienbabn Operoon ct. GrOir
(Waabt) ritt am Is. Gftober bon Va=
lepres naa Operbon F; lnteripess ldeute
bas pferb uno mari ben Ieiter ab, Der
nit gelpaltenem Shdoel aufgeiunoen
ipuroe.
Sn Selsberg (gerner Sura) itarb
nah ihperer &ranfbeit i'm Utter bon
81 Sabren Notar 6iroo. lett ~ Sab
rem 8emeinoe=Sefretdr uno Sailer
aud mar er Biee=prdlloent bes 4mts=
geri1ts.
Sn 3iiri6 1T Gberlt emil 3otbpleb,
profenor on Der frie9smili lienidaftli6en
Nbtbellung 0es Yolptehnitums, geltor=
hen G,phnrpr 1904 tnnr er tIrfnrjno-
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TaDrplam Der slciu P5i!accIpbsa:
llhridsuiiic GStraBenbala.

8ie StraBenbabnpags 9ebea BON Mpr9ens $50 bis
sbenbs 92o bon lebcr Der seiben Gtdbte ab. ausge'
uoumea Sonntass, lpp Der erite gsasen rr 40 abs
9eb Somita9s, uuo iueun offeatidle 9onserte 9eses
ben merben, geben br IeBtcn 99aeeu I'M 1920 40.
Sic aDo9en fpnlmen in beipen 5tdNteu c 10 Wtnus
ten uad leoer Gtunbc pen ltbr Wpr9eus bis 10 llbr
9tbeubS an.
Gpesiele Wa9eu fir Sosen, 9beotsr, @eicai9aften
&C. iuerben bel Der StinDe Ue5oblt.
@enauer slncbIuB Oil Die 3ige Der %an Senble
9abn III 9ennon.
Is. 6. Wt it9en Supt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10
Stttttt9e,t
- bes -
6rct8 GertbtS
tiir 0aS Sabr 1898.
Staat Ohio.
Reridht0 .Weairf

Gtaat Sbtp.
syinfter @eridts -8e5irf
Gs iit anseorbnet. baB bic 9erlnine bes Rretsse.
ridbtS Der perihiebenen Counties in benz genannteu
Beairf fir baS abr 1898 ON ben fol9enben Zagen obs
aebaltem merben iolen. namlidb:
SIN .Gairfieib sOnutp an A. Sauuar unO am g.
September.
September.
Sn masne gomutp. am |. Ssbruar uub am 20
Sm starf gunntp, am 15 Gebruar nnb ont 27
September.
Su eidins eountp am %. mar8 unb om IL.
Gfiober.
Sn wsnstiasum gonntp, AM 49, spriI unb am IS.
Sftpber.
Sn aaorsan soantp, am 2e. aprti umO am p.
Sn gerrs epuutp, am 8. @ai uaS amt 25.
Sftpber.
Sn aibianb epuntp, am 10. Waai unb ONT o..
Sn eOibocton gOnntp am H. Daoi uno am Is.
Sn SOlmes gDuutp, am "a. @sai nnb ani /.
ssi 1uscaramas gouatp am 81. Wtai nno aul 20.
SIN Morrotp eonntp, am 7. Snni nnb am 8.
9esember. -
@emanHte asrmine beginner je um ilbr g0r'
M Fl eeptember, 1897.
enlius s. pomerene,
syobn S. Moans, Gidter.
6. M. DOuslab,
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Sjbtsngcs
y Oe5 3
Common HleaS OeridDts
tsn Sabre 1898.

ad5ter Common @leas Sitrift
Su elmer 3ufommeutunft Der Common 9leas
R9ter III benz befagtsn Ettrtft bic M 33neSptle IN
WnStingum @puufp. Ohio. am orittan 2ienltag inr
SftOber, u. 8. 1897 ltattano. ipuroe
Gn9eorbuet SAB Der Gag fir ben slnion9 leoe5'
Eermlns bes SomninT Bieos 0erlbte5 IN eoem 9ount9
beieS 0tltrie5 r baS Sobr 1898 in fplqenOer metfe
beItimnit ein ipl
NIuStinsum epuNtp 3. Sanuar, Il. gtpril uno
g. Sftuber
W}orsau @ountp, 10 Sanuar, 2. Mai uno 8.
Sftpber.
guble eOuutp, A. Sauuar. 5. gpra uno 90 Sep.
TENDER.
@uerniep eOuntp, /. Sebruur, 2. 9aai uub TO-
Belmont @uuutp, Il. Sonuar, l2- april uno 4.
Sftpbcr.
SeferOn Gountp, TO- Sannar, IL. apriI nno 49,
September.
9arriion eonntp, 4 Madrs Is. Waui unb IA. gsos
peInber.
luscaralpas eounte, 10 Sanuar IL. apriI unb
g. SftDber
Seber Sermin beennt @prmittass nm ltbr
@S niro oeroronet oaB bic Nbbdltuug Der @e-
rd)tsibun9en in ben Common PIeas @er'bten bes 9cs
uaunten 3iltrfteS in folgcnber eiIe inter bic oer
idiebeneu &idbter pertbeut ptrb:
Su ben Counties WtuSfiuguni, Wor9au. ytpble
nnb @nernlep fnugtren bic &ibter Wtuniou @rem unb
Chambers uno berea 9sad)iolaer
Sm Gountn Belmont 8ibter s. SO Soliu9s-
north poer beiIen ytocbelger
SIN ben Counties S5eferIon, oarriipn nuo 9usca.
rapos bic Ridter aausfieo uuo 9outbitt Ober beren
Gs rpirb peroronet baB Der GIerf Der Common
9Ieos Court BON Mtnsfingum Gonntp onigeiprhert
uirb ben Staats.Sefretdr etue Mbi9riit oer pprle-
genben 0erprbuung iiber ben Begtun Der Seribtsiia
sun9en ieoes Gerntns IN ben nerhiebenen Counties,
eiu5ulenben.
geroronet. oaB 8idDter Wtunjou beouftragt iIt bic
Nnsubruu9 Der pprlie9enoen Beror6nnu9 gu beonfs
3tigen uu6 ipde auoere Cbliegeubeiteu gu erIiaen,
Die benz ooritebeubeu &ibter 5nialleu.,
Gilbert .. MmnIsn,
gB!niam q. Gretp,
gDiIiam Chambers.
4. %. Saainasmarib,
Sabn ". @ansBeto,
q. 9outbitt,
Gidater.
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~ Sreea Sop Uo9HlaIk 1WretD1 an o. utur3
1896 ipie folet
.gor ftnt Sabrsn paro. i3 10 nerp6s, baB mir sei'
iige Mrbeit 5ur San murbe. Sn ber Godt senob i1
s.ine gube tpeeeu ealahoFstett Msiue aufmerfiaut.
fett fpuroe aui Or. Niles' Restorative Nervine
eelsnft uno fns on bosieIDe nit beftem Grfplg
su eebrau1eu. eett ber Seit babe Id immer eirs
Jiaibe i'm Saufe uub 9ebroude oooon ipbab id Ner'
peujnmd1s per1piire ininer nit gutem Grfole MIn
DIR. Miles' msin SobH seSron6t OopOn nit
beuielbin euteu GrfoI9en SD
iVCs VaMS babe es Ieitber @ielen empfob.
Restores len uno eS bat INNER 9ebolien
:, sle Die an Nerpen1madbbei,
ilSdlah. ten Ieiosn ollten es oeriuden
es entb6It feline gini9Iaterurgsmttel lit bornilpS
nHb bennot lubsrub nnb itdrtenb. 3urdb ieiu Re-
storative Ncrvine tit 81. MILES Souieueen gum
WnbItbdter 9emprbeu." 81. 6. 2ebman.
Gbttpr uno GigeutlGer Oes 2ono osmaun.
8r Miles' yeroenrtittel tptro nit @arauiie Der,
fouft QGirft bic erite sSl0i3e oor feline @eernno,
10 mirb oas Selo 5nrIGerftattef
DR.. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-22
AMERTCAN sAILoRs KILLED.
Were Attached To the yorktown and
Olympia in japanese waters.

WASHINGTON, December 2l-Ihe Dc
partment Of State has undertaken an IN
Vestigation Of two very disagrccable IL
cidents that may contain in themselves
the germs Of serious trouble in the near
future.
These are the killing by japanese Of
two sailors attached TO the United states
fleet on the Asiatic station. The exact
conditions under which the killing oc-
CURED are not known here yet, and the
state Department Is trying 10 learn
them through the United states Minister
20 Toxic and the United States Consuis
i'm Japan. preliminary 10 determining
what steps shall be taken to secure repa-
ration IL il shall be found that the kill
ing was as is expected, uniustiled.
The first killing was OF a sailor named
Montgomery. formerly attached 20 the
Yorktown while she was on the Asiatic
station and the last was that Of Frank
Epps "a sailor. a native OF New York and
an apprentice on the flagship Olympia.
lie was killed AT Nagasaki.
Tho officials here have been advised OF
the bare facts only. but following so
closely upon the terrible assault az Koba
last September Of a japanese mob upon
the sailors Of the Yorktown. these kill
ings have aroused them 10 n determina-
ton 20 secure protection for our sailors
IN japanese ports.
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thence along the southern boundary OF
Arizona and New Mexico, northerly 70
Colorado. along the southern border OF
Colorado, Kansas, Missouri ana Icnnes-
see TO Virginia and along the n0rthern
boundary OF Virginia 20 the Atlanuc
ocean. From January 18th TO November
10Th each year no cattle are TO be trans
ported from south Of this line 10 any
portion OF the United States north OF the
line, except by rails or boat FOR imme-
date slaughter.
In the course OF transportation they
shall be fed and watsed separately from
other cattle. and on reaching. their des-
tinatlon. before slaughter snail be isola l.
ed Cars carrying such cattle shall be
placarded. All cars, boats, pens, ,etc'
IN which these cattle have been shali be
disinfected. !
Notice IS also given that cattle infected
with Southern cattle tick disslmnate
Texas fever. and when originating outside
the district mentioned shall be consider
ed and treated ~ infectious cattle.
The above Is the general quarantine line
fixed bv the Agricultural Department.
but by special order. Secretary Wilson
has accepted the quarantine lines for
California, Texas. Oklahoma, Tennessee,
these states and they are adopted by
tho department for the period beginning
January l5 1898, and ending November
-, 1898
Those lines IN each instance oxcept
certain territory embraced In the gen.
oral order.
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FIRED on THE BANCROFT.
Vexatious Regulations Of Oriental Por's'
Due ApOlOgY Made.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Dec. 2.-It ap-
Icdrs that when the United States stean-
er Bancroft arrived at smyrna on the
night of December 4th, she was greeted
with blank cannon shot and rifle bull
let's from the fort Of lcnikalc. A boat
from the waTship sent shorevar''s 70 ask
for explanations. was fired upon and COM
Thoreupon the American admiral lodged
a protest with the United states Min
lister here. Or. James B. Angel. Who de-
manded the punishment OF the guilty par
ties and an apology from the turkish
Government. which was given on sunday
last.
I'm addition two Turkish officers were
dismissed and sentenced 10 week ar
The entry OF shipping into Smyrna at
night is prohibited. but on this occa-
sion the lamps iu the outer lighthouse
were still burning. and the Bancroft stop
ped when the requisite signals were
made
WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.-The Navy De-
partmcnt received news Of the trng on
the Bancroft to-day from the state De-
partmcnt. which had been informed
through Minister Angel al Constantine
pie. OF the outcome Of the incident. The
matter was not regarded as or great I'M
pOTtance In fact several Instances nave
occurred within the memory of naval
officers stationed al the department OF
Just such arbitrary efforts 70 enforce VeN-
atious port regulations when are COM
mon to Oriental seaports.
A similar rule Is applied M Havana,
where the guns OF MORO Castle DO not
hesitate TO FIRE at any vessel pass ing li
or ont of the harhOr after nightfall, and
the Russians established a similar rule
Though more liberal In scope) al Nladi-
vOstock. the great Pacific fortress, after
the guards had awakened one fogeN
morning 10 find that large Fritish
squadron was yine under tho guns OF the
forts. having entered unseen in the
night.
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RErENUe cUrrERs UNSEAwoRTHY
This Is the Report Made by the chief Of
the Service.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2l.-Captain c. +.
Shoemaker, chief OF the revenue cutter
service. in his annual report, says that
Of the thirty-seven vessels In the service,
two years ago, there were nineteen olI
wooden huls, fourteen Of iron, three OF
steel. and one of iron, wooden sheathed.
IL is asserted that no class OF seamen
have been compelled 10 so 10 sea since inc
general introduction OF steam motive pow
or for marine purpose In such type or
watcTcrait as, Tor the most part comprise
the list given
AS conditions now obtain. and must con-
tinue until the Old vessels are replaced
with better when one Of them IS ordered
upOn "a cruise Of six weeks or TWO months
duration. IL becomes necessary 10 load IL
far beyond the danger point so that Mhen
80 puts 10 sea the decks are fairly aWash.
This has been the case for years. ana win
the old type of vessels comprised ln the
list given. is the case to-day, ana Ftl.
Handicapped as IL has always been, I'M the
manner shown, the service has never IN
its history failed 10 promptly respond ana
10 efficiently meet every coll that has
been made upon IL. but with what din
cultes II has 10 contend and what dan
gers encountered in the discharge OF its
onerOus work. none but those Intimately
associated with IL can possibly know. NO
ono of competent judgment VIII be found
who will say that the vessels OF the SER
vice have at any time within twenty years
been calculated for. or fitted 10 perform,
the duties demanded.
This is wholly due 10 the indefatigable
labors Of the personnel which fills the
ranks Of the service
Within the last three years Congress
has authorized the building Of seven new
vessels. four of which already have been
completed and are i'm all particulars swift
modern vessels and In every way suited
TO the service. Authority Is asked Tor
the construction Of five cruisers TO take
the place OF some Of the old wooden yes
sells now almost past repairing.