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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-03

mers in Scotland In preparation % TINS
entertainment and made EXTENDED re-
search In art and literature, ana IN her
search for authentic Information has VS.
tied the greatest libraries OF the Worlu;
Two hundred OF the social. literary ana
musical lights OF the city Will qssu ne MS
forical characters and wear sixteenth CEN
fury costumes.
The story OF the lives OF John Knox ana
Mary Stuart is clucidated 10y Mrs. Mon
roe. with the aid Of eighty-five stcreopti-
con views, which AFFORD charming Illus
d. tons "a OBJECTS OI art. pictures OF re-
nown and situations of historic interest.
The leading events OF the period VIII De
represented by the local participants.
The representations will be the famous
court scene of the interview between
John Knox and Mary Stuart. Puritans
end students. on their way to l-elth 10
meet the Queen. Mary. on the way 10 eN-
cution, and two allegorical professions.
The lecture and views connect the repre-
sensations and preserve the continuity
of the story.
THE PROGRAMME.
The programme will include solos. duets.
ouartettes choruses. etc. which III In
harmoniously with the story. Taking as
a criterion the rehe3rsals which have
been In progress during the week, me
story will be given charming RENDITION.
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-03

PETERSBURG. VA. Dec. --spe,'a.'
Ia the County Court OF Sussex To-Day
Mrs. Priscilla West qualified ON ihe es-
tate Of her husband. and gave BONA III
the penalty OF 81 600. The court was en-
gagged all day in the trial OF Aqnl'la
jones (colored) indicted for The feionio"s
cutting and woundlng OF Mr. EhJah west
IN a bar room at Sussex Courthouse some
time In July last.
The case had not been given TO the
Jury al late hour tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-03
Ol,lI.ady Found Dead.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, December
2.-Special.-Mrs. Susan Skinner. an est
mable lady, aged eigthy-two years. dieo
suddenly yesterday at Nottingham" her
home In this county.
Failing to appear as usual. search was
made and she was found dead on the
floor I'm her room.
New engines and boilers have Just beer
purchased for the silk mills here and he
plant will be enlarged by the building OF
an annex for engine house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-03
BRUCE AGAIN EGISTER.
Mckinley Appoints Him to succeed
Another Coiored Officer.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.--President this
afternoon announced appointed of eX-
Senator Blanche X. Bruce, OF Mississippi.
to be Register of Treasury. vice j. Font
Tillman, of Tennessee, whose term eX-
pired several months ago.
Most Of the candidates for this position
were colored men, and for some time
formidable ones were Bruce, Gaines OF
Covington. KY. and Napier, OF Nashville,
Tenn, latter being son-in-law OF the late
John NJ Langston, of Virginia
1t is conceded that Bruce gets the place
largely on account of his services in the
recent Ohio campaign. He was register
of the Treasury during Arthur admins
tration and under Harrison was recorder
of deeds for District Of Colum bia. Bruce
is a man of considerable means. his
wealth being estimated at $4,000 or up
wards
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Ander,on's Declarations.

ROANOKE. VA. Dec. 2.-Special.-lt
is now claimed that G. Graham Ander-
son. the erring private secretary OF ex-
Vice-President Ruilitt. OF the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company. is short IN
his accounts as treasurer OF Peasants
Masonic Lodge of this city to the amount
OF 500 and 1t Is thought further disTep-
ancies will be developed on investigation.
The creditors of Mr.. Anderson here
have levied on his house and lot and
household goods.
So far no steps towards a prosecution
have been taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-03
Our Loss, Your Cain.
.FURNIT URE!
LARGE STOCK !!
| VARIETY, STYLE AND FINISH
AT.
CLOSING OUT PRICES
Our sale began on Mon
day, but it is not too late
for you to secure the bar
gains we are now offering to
close business.
HAbL|STON'S
Seventh and Main.

Senate are much mistaken tho Hawaiian
annexation treaty will be promptly rau-
ned by the Senate on a resolution and
Hawaii De brought into tnc Union as a.
territory.
Speaking for myself I think tina
sound policy and the best interests Of
cuba require that the question of our
attitude toward the island and Spain be
left with the President who mas already
done much for the Cuban cause"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-03
JTDGE corr WILL DECLINE.
He is Coming to Washington in the Inter
est of "a Friend.

WASHINGTON. ID. C., Dec Especial.
Judge Golf is expected here next week.
IT is said by one Of his closest friends
that he will positively decline TO give
up his judgeship for a Cabinet position.
The object of his visit TO Washington
II is said. is TO see the President in be
half OF his friend. Assistant United states
Acknowledgement Boyd, of Noriolk'
whose name is being considered for the
Attorney Gencralship.
Congressman skinner saw the i resi-
dent to-day i'm behalf Of Claude Bernard
for United states district attorney for the
Eastern District of North Carolina. The
President promised to make the appoint
ment i'm due course.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-03
The Vote WAS CANVASSED
CONTINUED from First Page)

II
legislative bodies then in session. and IS
peciaily upon this House. He prayer u.a
100 may give .he members purity OF pu,
pose ana harmony OF action 10 au'a"~e
the Interests of the Commonwealth.
TO CANVASS THE VOTE
Mr.. William Henry Mann. OF Petcrs-
burg. then introduced a Joint resolution
under which the two houses were 10 niee,
In Joint session In the hall OF me House
OF Delegates nj 1890 =. NJ. on ihat va,
AT the recent election for Governor anu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The resolution
was agreed to and Mr.. Mann was APP
pointed TO inform the Senate OF TINS &c
tion.
Colonel Bigger then read lengthy
statement describing the mode IN VIII"
the counting OF the votes had to DC pro-
Cecded with.
Mr.. c. G.. Kizer. Of Norfolk, oheIed a
resolution Offering the sympathy OF me
House TO Col. Louis 6. Barley, VINO ySs-
icrday lost his daughter from diphtherld'
and whose wife has been stricken WIN
the same disease. The resolution WIS
agreed TO.
TO BENEFIT VETERANS.
Mr.. NJ s. Newberne. OF Norfolk county
introduced the following Joint resolution:
Whereas Virginia's sons responded
10 her call for soldiers in 1861 with unselt-
ish patriotism and made record on her
battle-fields, which has elected inc al
miration OF the world and bestowed I'M
peTishable renown on her name. Now
therefore be il:
Resolved by the House of Delegates OF
Virginia Uhe Senate concurr1nSl, that III
grateful recognition Of the services. sac
rifices. and sunerings OF Virginia SOL
diers and sailors, honorably dischalseu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-03
yORTH CAROLTNA CONFERENCE.
The study of the Poets as help 10 INC
Cause of Christianity.

RALEIGH. n. g.. Dec. Am the North
Carolina Methodist Conference ms
morning sixteen new ministers were ad-
mitted on trial.
As rule. the churches I'm the towns
and cities have paid up all assessments
but in the country district only sixty 10
seventy per cent. has been paid.
The Sunday-school work of the Ep-
worth League was the theme Tor the
evening and there was crowded church.
Rev. DR.. John e. Klgo, president OF
Trinity College, was the first speaker
eloquently dwelling upon the near rela-
:ion of child life now to the church and to
the world.
He was followed by Professor Edward
Minis, of Trinity, who defended the
study OF the great poets in the Epworth
work. as helping forward the cause OF
Christianity. the central thought OF the
speaker being that culture was an integ-
raj part OF the spiritual life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-03

the Howitz, .rs, Walkers Light Guard and
the Grays, are expected TO inquire Iroml-
nently in the cast An unusual interest
As awakened in the production and the
prospects are that 1t will be one OF the
most brilliant entertainments ever pre-
s..i, ed ~ nlcn 1ionu.
Mrs Monroo's entertainments were
never more popular than at present. The
.sScottish Reforl nation" was recently pre-
scented very ma gni1cently in Rochester,
ny and the { hurch under whose aus
pices IL was given cleared $1,000. Mrs.
Monroe has more .han SZvD invested III
the costumes used on the occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-03

Appropriation for the Improvement
James River Falls short.

Appropriation Tor Ahs improvement u
James River Falls short.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings was called to meet at Z O'Clock last
night. but only Messrs. Gunst, chairman
e. X. Noble, Briggs and Brock were pres
ent. In the absence of quorum no bus
mess could be transacted.
The committee viii meet al IL o'clock
today at the place of business Of Mr..
briggs on Cary street, TO approve ;he pay
roll. A meeting for the transaction of
othe:. business will be held tomorrow
afternoon at $50 in the City Hall.
The Council COMMITTEE on Improve
ment OF James River met at No. 11l2 east
Main street at noon yesterday with the
following members present.
Nessrs. Vaughan chairman, Allison,
Capers. Christian. Ferguson. 2icot,
Montgomery. and Ryan.
t,aptain r. &. Cunningham submitted
his report OF the operations OF the depart
ment for the month Of November. 1897.
showing that g. sccw loads. $3.50 cubic
wards. of sand. gravel. etc, and - boul-
dcrs were removed from the channel OF
the harbor.
The payroll OF the department for the
month OF November. 1897, amounting 10
$685.. and bills amounting 10 $lls.22 were
approved and ordered TO be paid
The financial condition of the depart
ment 10 December /, 1897, as reported, is
as follows:
Appropriation (pay-roll and OK
pense). ........................... sSOp W
Expended. ........................ $685. q
: tjnoxpended ................... sss 70
The chairman explained 10 the COM
rnittee that the funds TO the credit OF the
department would be sufficient only 10
carry on the work TO December Sth. There
would be- however. he said, sufficient
money 10 retain the services OF the cap
tain and engineer throughout the month.
on motion of Mr.. Ryan the committee
adopted this plan OF procedure.
Mr.. VIM. II. Curtis. through Chairman
Vaughan. rendered his resignation as a
member Of the committee from the Cham
Der OF Commerce. and on motion of Mr..
Ferguson. II was accepted.
For the vacancy Mr.. Christian placed in
nomination Captain John T.. Mayer. OF
the Old Dominion Steamship Company
and he was unanimously elected. The
committee then adjourned.
The following committees meet this az
ternoon and tonight:
Committee on Third Market, 10 NJ, al
the market.
Committee on Second Market 5:sC
o'clock.
Committee on Fire Department.
O'Clock.
Committee on Claims and Salaries.
O'Clock.
Committee on Charter Changes.
O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-03
pUBLrc MEETING NEXT Tuesday,

Under Auspices offhs Committees on Bus
ines. Enterprises and Manufactures
most important meeting was held
An the Chamber Of Commerce on the
night Of the 2sd uitimo. under the au-
sn,ces o. the chsmber's Committee on
pusiness Enterprises and Manufactures
sstipg a. q Joint committee:
Xfssr vary exosilsnt and Impressive
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-03
Atlantic Coast Line Il. and y. q. Rim
oortant Change Ia Schedule.

Train No. %, leaving Richmond hereto
fore az II 80 T.. NJ. will. commencing sun
day. December Sth. leave Richmond al
1915 Z. VI.
4 his train connects at Petersburg with
the Norfolk and Western railroad. west
pound. {. $. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-03

PETERSBURG. VA Dec. 2-The barn
Of Mr.. X. G.. Thompson, IN Chesterfield
county. with all bis iced and farming INA
PIGMENTS. was destroyed by fire last r'sh;
Thompson managed TO save his horse..
Origin Of fire incendiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-03
Cooling Their Heels.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Dec. ?. Special.
The full Republican contingent OF the
Second District of Virginia is in Washing
ton: but the President does not seem
inclined to hurry appointments on that
account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-03
Sale Of the Stat. Confirmed.

Judge b. Il. Wexford. Of the Circuit
Court, sitting for Judge z. c. Minor. OF
the Law and Equity Court. yesterday
entered a decree confirming the sale OF
the plant Of the State Newspaper Com
pany 70 Mr.. J. Garland Pollard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-03
Mariaiehead af Norfolk.

WASHINGTON. December 2--The Mar
blehead has arrived at Norfolk from An
napolis to tit out for her cruise TO Hayti
an Nayassa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-03

nal, locomotive, engine, or train on the
railway.
Sixth. But where the workman or en-
poye knowsl, before undertaking the
work OF the defect or negligence, and
fails within a reasonable time TO give
or cause to be given information or the
same to the employer or some person
experimenting or superior to himself IN
the service OF the employer, and the
workman or employe is thereafter inJur-
ed by reason of the defect or negligence
there shall be no recovery unless the en-
ployer or such experimenting or superior
person also knew of the defect or negli-
gence.
by Mr.. T.. w. Saunders. of Franklin
TO amend and re-enact the title and sec
ton and of an act entitled AN Act 10
prescribe the mode by which unpaid sub
scriptions to joint stock companies may
be recovered by said companies. their re-
ceivers. assignees, approved December
10. 1895:
TO GARNISHEE OFFICIALS.
Mr.. r.. G. Folkes, OF this city, introduced
a bill 10 provide for the punishment or
wages and salaries of all city, town and
county officials clerks and employees.
The bill provides that the wages and
salaries Of all officials, clerks and employees
OF any city. town or county. shall be sub
ject TO garnishment or execution upon any
Judgment rendered against them, provided
these officials. clerks and employees are
not exempt from garnshment or levy UNI
der Chapter Us of the Code Of Virginia.
CANVASSING THE VOTE.
II was 1916 +. VI. when the Senate.
headed by Lie acknowledgement Kent and
Clerk Button, entered the hall Of the
House Of Delegates, where they were re-
ceived standing by the members OF the
lower branch.
The Speaker OF the House presided, and
the Lieutenant-G occupied seat
to his left. Colonel John Bell Bigger act
ed as clerk to the House and Mr.. Joseph
Button as clerk TO the Senate. The roll
OF the two houses was called by their re-
spective clerks. which showed that 3
SENATORS and q members of the House
were present.
The Speaker q the House then proceed
ed with the opening Of the abstracts OF
election which were received by Senator
Mason and Mr.. Craig. of the House OF
Delegates and handed to the clerks.
When all the statements had been read
out the Speaker appointed Senator J. j.
Jefries and Mr.. William Henry Mann, OF
Petersburg. on the part OF the House, an
announce the final result
Both gentlemen then retired 10 Col Big
gers office, to add up the figures. which
were subsequently announced as follows
FOR GOVERNOR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-03
Hanna Better.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Dec. 2-senator
Hanna is somewhat improved and may
bs able TO so to Washington early nav
week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-03

The Speaker announced that Mr.. Ed
ward Echols having received "A majority
OF the votes cast, had been duly elect
ed Lieutenant-Governor OF the State for
a term OF four years. beginning January
l. 1895.
The joint session then adjourned and
the House subsequently adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-03
10 Cure Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Taolsy;
10 cure. DC. The genuine has l. .. Q.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-03
FOR GOVERNOR

The Speaker here announced that Major
J. Hoge Tyler >having received a majority
of the votes cast. had been duly elected
Governor OF Virginia for "A term of four
years. beginning January l. 1895.
.r,A. III III III \.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-03
FOR MISUNDERSTANDING

Echols' plurality, 59.ScS.
Echols' majority. 50. 290.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-03

vent the determination OF par'rldses cor
quaiD in the State of Virginia approved
January o. 1896
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13

Ste6en MtlIiOnen So1Gars
f. ii Iii dlt9e @rz
finbung! Die 9at Elm 9otz@lert einges
beimit nit Ietner auf benz lGngit betunntsn
princip Der Surbi1e %aufgebduten Damp
ma18ine, tpel6e cine gepaltige @riparniB
gegenii6er ben ieBigen 9ampfmal4in ber@
beifi6ren pirb. Die @rfinoung 1T es li9er
nertb, Ionit tpiiroe fir bas &e3t Der Sez
nllbung ni9t 10 Dtel be5ablt perben, nab
mir neiben Dem @liidspil5 Die Mtatpnen
ni6t, bic i6m Elm gliidli9er @eodnte gebra6t
bat. @obl aber benfen mir Doa Weitleib an
Die 6unberttauIenbe bon Grfinoern, tpelGs
5i9 ia6raus ia6rein ~a6quGlen, ettpas gu err
finben, uno es bod ME gu etpas %bringea,
neil ibner Der cine erleu9tenoe 8eoarfen=
blib ni9t fpmmen nil, unp on Die Gtelen,
bur6 oeren Nrbeit uno 9fa90enfen benz Yoftz
clerf in W1inneIota feline @rfinoung erft mogz
li9 qeporben 1T, unO Die bu5u bic 8orarbeit
q~eliefert 6uben, obne bafiir belobnt pproen
gu iein. @a6rli4, unglei3 bertbetlt iino
bes 2e6ens Sitter unb pOus @liid tappt
unter bic Menge."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13

Ser 8if6of 8onacnm gu Sincoln
in g}ebrasta fat Die inn 5uitebenbe 5rift BON
breiBig Sagen, binnen ipel9er er mad benz
urt6sil bes er3bii4Ofli3en @eri9ts in 9us
buque bic beiosn ppn linn communicated
9rie1ter 90 Ii r p + unb 5 ibgeralbp iez
Der in tire friiberen Bfdrreien einieben, bretz
tduienb Dollars @nti9dbigung on oieFelben
beaa6len unb Die ie9sbunbert Dollars Be-
traqenben Soften bes @erfabrens ppr bti:;
beIagten geiftli9en @eri9te befen IoIte, berz
~ftreid5en lafIen, obne bas ibm 8orgef6riebene
gu tbun. Murpbp unb Sibgeralo BADEN nun
our9 i6ren Nnpalt beim geiItlt9en @eri9t
in Dubuque barauf angetragen, oaB bas
@refutionsS8 erfabren gegen ben 8ii9of ein=
qeleitet unb Das urtbeil "5pangsipeiIe pollz
Itredt perbe. 8ii9of 8onacum Iteift ii6
oarauf, baB er gegen Die @ntI9eibung Bpm
Dubuque an ben pdpitli9en 0elegaten MAR
tinelli in Waibington appe1irt babe uno
penn Der INN ni6t belfe, benz Yaplte ielbIt
Die Sadie our @ntf9eibung D~orlegen peroe.
8onacum's @egner %bebaupten baqeqen, baR
oas in Dubuque segen i'm gefdlte urtb,iI
enbgiiltig lei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13

ter rlniperiitdt Q855-1866) mu6te ii4
Soldier au9 bur9 Nusarbeitung bpn9ramz
matiten gum f6nelen @rlernen Der beuti6en
unb lateinii9en Spra4e Derbient. @r
1tammte aus 9eHenz9 armftabt upb mar
urfpriingGi9 Sbeologe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13

SIM 8unbesfendt fiben &c Nbboz
'faten uno auBerbem nod Elm Preoiger unb
elm Sarmer, pelAe Mbbotat gelernt baben,
13 8ei9dftsleute oeri9iebener Dirt (&beoer,
8er9pert6eiiber, @ieb3ii9ter), @iienbabnbez
flyer ETC., 5pei Sdruer, 6pei 3eitun9sz
19ret6sr, Elm Nr3t unb 3 Pplititer obne jeber
biiraerli9en 8eruf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13

Sin @r5t in SEEM Oort min bur9 Pbo@
toqrap6ie 0on 8lutstropten
bas 8or6anbeniein BON SDp9uss8a@
ciIlen i'm 8lrte unb bic Neigung gum
.99GogfluB feitgeitelt baben. Sn lepterer
sFale fano er, baB Die tpeiBen 8luttGrpsrz
6en ii6 in Elm g1eb BON Sibrin Dsrtpidelt
batten, uno in tbrer Sbdtigteit be9trosrt
par.n. = Sin fran30iil6er 4r5t bat Die
&0ntgeniro6len in breiBig 6Glen erfolgrei3
|5ur 0iagnoIe bon 8ruffeus@nt5iinbung Be-
nubt. Die G0ntgenSS tra6lsn mafsn ilf
alIO auBer in Der G6irursie aud in Der Wse@
bi5in niibli9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13

Der Mnnabme Der 2Oub@@or1ase
i'm SauIe, pelde bic i@limmiten Nlls~
ipii9ie Der friiberen Potgelebgebung .iber
bas poftgut apeiter &Gafe ansf3netpet'
pirb boffentli9 AUDI Die 4nna6me i'm Senat
folgen, obipo6l ouf bieien ia in feiner 9tnz
ii9t Elm 8erlaB lit, penn es ii3 INN Ser
beferung unIerer Sinan3en uno @biteaang
notori16er uebelItGnbe uno WiBbrdnhe
6anoelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13

9as 8ubeGzGdpitpG gu @lbanD
i'm 9taate geetp Oort Fat bereits $22,OOO,@
900 gefoitet unb 1T mod lange ni3t ferttg.
Mmerifa bout immer mebr fol4er Dent
mailer Der 99anbe, unb bieie S9anoe
fdat ni6t nllr alf bic, 'pel6en Der 8au an
pertraut purbe, 1onbern audi auf jene, tpelde
Die 8ubler errpGblten, auf bas 8olf, d1f DE
misera contribuens plebs, dlf Die
@teuer3abler, tpel6e ii6 BON ben 9Olttttern
ben lebten Der 19tper berbienten 9roi9en
aus Der Saf9e iteblen lafen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13

en- Der uniberiitp Of Benniplbantd gu
pbilabelp6ia 1T oas anOenter zines Oerz
Itorbenen beutI@en 2ebrers berielben, Is D.
fe1{pr.G s. IS. S9Gfer, II audi oa@
burh qeebrt tporbsn, baB Elm treues gru1t@
bib BON inn in Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sinsn @6renplaB erbielt. Wdbreno teIner
9rofefIur Der beutf9sn Spra9e an genanns
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13

tpurbe, tpurbe Der in Der NG6e liegenbe Srt
@alumpit BON elmer dnoeren &ebelena6tbeiz
lung in 8runb ge1tedt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13

Oas inter oem 11amen ~,,1tnIere @Seltamsiteltng"
|rubmlidft befannte pradtperf bat nidt wenig oa5u b~eteetra9en,
|oas 2lnoenfen an Ole oewaIioe GoInmbi1de 2lusfeuune nod fir
LANCE 6ett frIh 3u erhaten. Die oort eemabten Grrunoer=
idaften oem 9roBen pnblifum oaaerno 81 erhaten uno Sen Se9en
oes 9roben 3frteoensperfes m09lid2f weiten Kreiien 5uednelh
gu MAIDEN, 1T Ger 5med oides nit e7t oeutbem 5leiBe ber9efeu=
ten merfes.
Die 5uuarationen wuroen ~forofdIti9 aus Ger oroben 5aPl
Der oficeuen a%ufnabmen eepdbIt uno in funflertid ~polenoehr
nDeHe %auseefubrt
Der Cert 1T urlpriinolnb in oeutlder Sprade perfaBt nidq,
me Die meifen oerari9en publtfationen, cine lteberebrn9 aus
Dem Gn9tiden.
Die misunderstanding Drud wie Ginbano, 1T oauerbaft
mo eelhmafpou,
Der 2nfauf elmer becentenoen 2ln5ahI Don Gren1plaren iebt
uns in Sen Stano, oieies ~pertbpone Bud2 oas eine 5teroe zines
ieoen 5ausbaltes gu rperoa befimnt III, un1ern e fern urter aus
nabmspeie eanfi9en 8eoin9un9en 5u9dn9lid 81 madleu.
rper nadb 2~lbtraeun9 etpaiser Rudfdnoe fem Announcement
fir Elm 3abr i'm Doraus uno auBeroem $500 be5abn, alto oen
Betrao 1ei1es Rnf fanoes uno $500 einienoet, erhdlt oas BudP
i'm 8erenh Ger Der. Staaten, Ganaoa nno n1erifo portofrei per
Grpre6 3u9elanot. IN onoern moren: mer feline Rifitdnoe
uno $500 ~au6eroem be3ablt, oe6en announcement miro auf elm
1petkres 3ahr ~perldngert mo cr erhdIt oas prad7tperf
,alnIrre meltnna lteunnn'
portofrei 3ueeihtft.
nlan 1enoe 6eo uno Brfe oirett an:
JRlinois Stats 8eitung Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13

OFC FNIIPPIIeH.
Der Oampfer rNganpatbus" fat BON ben
Pbilippinen bic Na4ri4t mitsebra6t, bar
Die o~ortigen &ebeQen BEL San Marcos, in Der
Adbe BON Manild, einen 8abnaug aur @ntz
9letiung gsbra9t BADEN. Sic batten auT
elmer Strede BON iiber Ieb3ig SUB bic S6ies
mem gelodert, 10 oab Die 2otomotipe unb bier
Railagieripagen ben 8ubnbamm hiuunter.
i%tiir3tsn; 0arauf eri9ienen gegen 1000 ae=
bs0en auf Der unsliidsftdtte, ma9ten 81,
eabn%bebieniteten nnO bic pai1aeiere gu Sc.
f%angenen unb nabmen Die 9ofIaden II
8sf3lag.
8ahrenO Der 8abn5us ausssplanOsr:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13


Dem %vSmparcial" pirO BON ietnem Gorrez
1ponbenten in 6aOana telegrdpbirt, er babe
nit @eneralfapitGn @ebler cine llnterrebung
ge6abt, in tpel9er berfelbe ieiner peberru>
I9ung iiber bic bpn ben ipdnii4en 3eitnnz
gen gegen i'm gema9ten &ngriffe @usbrud
qegeben babe. Der 9eneral babe ni4t il
Nbrebe geIteGt, baB ltebelitdnbe Oorbanosn
feten, ieOo9 gefa9t, buB er Elm reires Sc
nifen babe unb baB er gu p%ai1en5er 3eit
f6on 3eiqen nerbe, mas er allsgeri6tet babe.
Der @eneraG babe fi9 ferner ie6r befrteoiJt
iiber ben Sortganq bes Telb5uges in Der
qrODin5 9tnar Del 0fio geGuBert.
Die Mbli6t Der &egierung, General Weps
Ter aus Cuba a63u6erufen, tpirb BON Der
.Gppca" f0rmli9 in M6re0e gettlt.
Ser ebemalige Mtntiter 8enancio Som
3ale5 TT 9titOrben.
Ser ipanif6e Premier, @anoDas bel @d@
ItiIp ertldrt, oaB ale in 11mlauf geiebten
8srii6te iiber 6ebprfte6enoe 8erdnoerurs
gen i'm Cabinet bDaig~ unbegriinoet iinb.
Die &dmmern tper6en pabr19elnll9 I'M
0tpriI pieDsr auIammentretsn.