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Rev. J. D. Cook.
 2:SO. Paper-B. H. Crumpton D. D. Sub ject, "The Second Coming of Christi" Dis cussed by Rev. c. s. Johnston, Sylacauga.
 3:3O. Paper-A J. Dickinson, D. D. Sub ject, 'The Holy Spirit in the New Testa- ment Church." Discussed by Rev. G. A. Hornady.
 Evenng-7:S0. Devotional exercises Rev. Wm. A. Parker, ST.
 500. Sermon-Rev Calvin s. Blackwell.
 In addition, what has come to be called "the Whitsitt matter" will likely receive attention. The pith of this discussion, if engaged in, will be to decide whether-it be advisable for the Baptist state conven- ton to voice itself on question of his- torical detail which has agitated the de- nomination for some time past.
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MRS. WlNsLOwS SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. TT SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, AL LAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC, and Is the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by druggists ill every part of the world Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins lows Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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DlSAGREEABLE DAY.
Rain Fell at Montgomery Yesterday-SchooIs
 Welt Under Way.
Special to The Age-Herald.

SpecIaI 10 The Age-Hera1d.
 Montgomery, Dec f3.-Today has been the most disagreeable day of the season. so far as the weather is concerned. Rain commenced to fall at daylight, and has fallen steadily since. It will have the ef- feet however, of washing the streets and sewers of the city thoroughly and will be of great service in this particular, as there
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the total number passed and the total number appointed in the several branches of the government service, and the total number of persons on the eligible list of the several branches of the civil service at the beginning of each of these fiscal years. The resolution was agreed to.
 At 2:4O the senate adjourned until tomor row
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YoungbIood at Montgomery,
scial to The Age-Herald.

Special to The Age-Herald.
 Montgomery, Dec. 13.-Col. William Youngblood, third auditor of the treasury, reached here today from Washington. He will remain several days on private busi- ness
The age-herald., 1897-12-14
For Circuit Court uIerk.

Fergus w. Mccarthy asks your sup port for reelection to the office of clerk Alabama Subject to tine action of the democratic party
The age-herald., 1897-12-14
Circuit ClerIx.

Walter l., Howard announces himself a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court for Jefferson county subject to the action of the democratic party. d&wtf.
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Ponds Extract Co.,. .76 Fifth Ave-, NY.
ANN0UNCEM ENTS.
G. R. HARSH

is candidate for nornination by the dem- ocratic party, for the office of senior judge of the city court of Birmingham.
 10-10-tf.
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For Associate Judge of the Cify Court of Bir-
 mingham,

We are authorized to annednce Charles B Powell as a candidate for the above named office. subject to the action of the democratic party 11-10-tf
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Baptist Ministers Meeting.

The following program will be considered today at the ministers meeting at East Lake:
 Morning-10:00. Devotional exercises Rev. l.. M. Bradley.
 1O:3O. Paper-z. D. Robey, D. D. Sub ject 'The Pastor as a Leader.'' Discussed by Rev. J. w. Sandlin.
 11;30. Paper-E. B. Teague, D. D. Sub ject, Church Discipline, Set Forth in the Scriptures" Discussed by Rev. w. S.. Brown.
 Afternoon-2:Oo Devotional exercises
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CAsToRIA.'

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Statement on Civil Service

MT. Wilson, of Washington, presented a resolution directing the civil service com mission to transmit statement to the senate for the fiscal years since 1890, show ing the total number of persons examined,
The age-herald., 1897-12-14

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WANTED-Lady to solicit fine dyeing and cleaning-ladies' dresses, cloaks. capes. jackets, shawls, wrappers, waists, ,etci Fine silk laces, curtains, chenille or lacet cider down, quilts, feathers, ribbons, kid gloves, slippers, carpets, vevets, in facts everything worn by man, woman or cmlo. Staten Island Dye and Cleaning Com7 pany's offices, 214 21st street. Phone Sh- 12-9-tf
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--- LOANS.

MONEY TO LOAN-On furniture, withoat' removal from $10 up. 8. R. Searle. 11th street. between 1st and 2d avenues. my 2-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

want the public to know they can buy the finest extra select oysters at Rush & Co.'S. at Newman's drug store, goth street and 1st avenue, Extra plants at same price.
 12-2-tu th sat & su. If.
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THEY ARE OPPOSED
 TO CUBAN FREEDOM

Continued from First Page.)
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WANTED.

 WANTED-Four nice boarders at 2O5M
 south 20th street. lz-lo-ot
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WANTED-Trustworth persons to travel. Salary $7S0 and expenses Reference, Enclose self-addresed stamped envelope| The Dominion Company, Chicago.
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WANTED-A couple of gentlemen to oc- cupy furnished rooms with board in priv vate family. References required. Adj dress "E," 'Age-Herald l2-lo-tf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-26
Seutic1lanS unb bic @pr9ange in
SiiNafrifu.

2onbon, %. MGrS. - Cine
8erliner 9epeI9e Der Birmingham
pOt" giebt an, 0eutf4Iano treffe
@orbereitungen, i'm 9lpriG 5000 Munn
Sruppen na4 Siiopeit : &frttd gu
59iden.
9upfabt, 25. mdr8. - Die
rGape Simes" ertldrt, Die tiir5li9e
llnterbriidungen Der 3eitungen rGriz
tic" unb Star" in Sobunnesburg
ent5iebe 5000 Yerioner bas lsBteWfitz
tel, ibre Meinung gu Gubern. Die
rlitlanbers in Srdnspaal Ieien ni9t
itimmbere9tigt unb ibre Wortfiibrer
ieien enttpeber perbunnt ober ein9eter=
fert. Sic bdtten feline 9eri3te, an
bic fie appeIliren tDnnen, unb man 6u=
be ibnen bic Waffen dbgenommen
Dies" fiigt oas engIii4e, boerenz
feinbIi9e 8Iatt gu, lift, mas man i'm
19. Su6rbunbert cine &epublii
nennt."
2onbon, 25. MGr5. - Der bic
ftge v8lobe" min aus gutter Quelle en-
fabren baben, baB &olontulmintiter
gbamberlain bem Brdfibenten &riiger
bonn Sranspaal einen ftarfen BroteIt
gegen bas neuerlibe 8orge6en iener
Republit qef6idt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-26
s(blebrn cincs @6tunbbier;iscrs.

@bicugo, 0, 25. W}dr3. - Sobann
Naumunn, elmer bon 9enjenigen, mel
DE bic Sturmz unb 0rangperiooe oeS
sSQbres 1848 mad Qlmerita trieb, lit
i'm 9llter BON 88 eSabren bier geitorz
ben. So6ann Naumunn mar in Wteiz
ieltpiB, Su9ien, geboren unb fam,
na9bem er ii4 einige Sabre in Pbilaz
belp6ia aufgebulten bate, i'm Sabre
1856 na9 @bicugo. Bon 8erui
S6mieb, funb er balb Go6nenbe 8e=
I6Gftigung unO bat bann 81 Sabre
lang in ben @ertitdtten Der rSqinOisz
Gentrdl=8abn" gearbeitet, 5uleBt als
Obermeiiter. Sin ein3iger Sobn, Der
cine angeiebene gei9dftli4e Stelung
einnimmt, betrauert ben 8erltprbeneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-26
Inter RGuber aciaQen.

GbtcugO, SG., 25. Mdr5.-8
8. 9arber, elm As Sabre alter 9ez
f9Gftsreifenber aus 8eQepile, Sbio
purbe gegen W2itterna4t in etnem
@eitengdBden Bel Der @de Der 5. 2lpe
unb Ban 8uren=Strabe tobt aufge=
funben. M2an bra6te i'm na9 Dem
6oipital, mo bic l1nterIu4ung ergab
buB cine 8ugel iein 8ebtrn bur4bo6rt
bate. DIS man i'm auffanO, lag er
nit bem 9efi6te gegen ben 8Oben gez
ri6tet in elmer 8lutla6e. Ollie ieine
Saf9en paren geleert. Die poli5ei
permut6et, 9ar6er lei BON 0ieben an
qefallen unb BON i6nen bann ing
@Gbhen oefhleppt tporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-26

ginnen. 9lQe WlitgIieber iinb nod
ni1t ungelangt, iebo9 perben Die Sch
lenoen in ben nG6iten Sagen erpurz
tst. Setanntlih ion Die Gommiiiion
auf cine pafenoe &eform unIeresWd6z
rungs Spitems binlpirfen. Nforgen
nerben bic M}itglieoer cine gonferen3
nit benz Spre9er 8eeb baben.
8erdnberungen in Der
SurifbiIl.
Die lpi6tigIten Der geItern bon bem
6aus 9omite fir Wtittel uno gBege
porgenommene @erdnberung an Der
Sdrifbiu lit, DaB auf 0rGngen perz
f6ieoener Mdnner Der Wii1enI I6aft u.
Qebranftalten Elm GROCER Yro3entfaB
Der na6 ben Ser. Stauten importirten
Bidder unb tpiifenI6aftli9en Gppuz
rate pteoer uuf bic 6reiliite panoerte.
Der neugeidaffene Paius Der 6reis
ltite ldutet:
,8iFenf9aftli6e 9lpparate, Sns
itrumente, 8iider, &arten unO @bemis
faIten, pie iie in ben Ser. Stuaten
nidt pu6ltstrt pDer fubri3irt fperoen,
fans bona fioe eigens importtrt BON
uno fir reguldr incorporate uniperitz
tGten, GoQeges, 9lfabemien, S9uIen,
Seminurien ooer Dffentli9e Sreiz8iz
bliotbefen unb ni6t gum 8ertauf be-
ftimmt. Ser S6uBamtsietretdr lit
angelpieIen, Regulutipnen 5ur 9ur3z
fiibrung bieIes ParagrapRen feit5uz
ieBen."
Die urIpriingli9en Staten Der 8ia
paren 25zpro3entiger @ertb5pa auf
Bidder uno 45zpro5entiger Wertb3ou
auf piiIenI6aftli3e 9lppurate. Der
Paragrapb, laut behen fir 0ffentli9e
Gratis z9luSIte1ung importtrte Sunits
perte unter 3oIloeri6luB fir 6 Wtoz
nate frei 5ugelafen perben foIten,
nuroe 10 erpeitert, baB rSunItperte,
tpel6e minbeItens pG6renb zines Saz
qes in Der 8o6e frei ausgeitellt Derz
ben, uno 3nar an einem beItimmten
9laBe BON irgenb elmer bona fioe etabz
Iirtsn unb gebiibrenb bunbeSs ooer
ItaatSgeieBIi6 autoriiirten 8eieQI4uft
eisens gum 3pede Der 50roerung bon
WiTenIhaft, &unit ober Snouitrie II.
nidt gum 8ertauf 5oIfrei unter Rez
guIatipnen be5 S6aBumtssSetretdrs
3ugelafIen lperben follen."
Dem 4bI6nitt vG6emitalten" ipurs
be cine 8lauiel eingefiigt, pel6e dior
iuures Natron nit einem 3olI BON 3
Gents pro 8funo belegt. Der 3oa
fir Qlnanas, pel6er uripriingli1 uuf
2 Gents pro 9funb feItgeIeBt mar,
puroe in 6 Gents pro SubitfuB fir
in 6Gfern ober Yadeten importirte
lSOrtictumg iicbc 6. spaltc 5.scitc.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-26
0nm Slikc crlfl(aoeu.

MiGGburn, RS, 25. Mdr8.-
Sus erite 9epitter oiefes Sabres fu9z
te geitern friib Gong SsIanb beim unt
bra6te Sob unb 8erberben in bem
9orfe Ntiqburn. Der @etpitterfturm
mar tur5, uber febr beftig. Der glit
f6Iug in bas 9aus BON Coles SobnTon
Elm. Carrie, Sobnfon's fiinfiGbriges
SO4ter4en, tpurbe bonn 8IiB getrof
fen unb get0otet. Die iibrigen N1it=
glieber Der 6umilie tamen nit bem
S6reden unb elmer boriiberge6enben
lei6ten 2dbmung babon. 9os Saus
gerietb bur9 ben 8GtBItrabl in 8rqnh
unb purbe gum She'll 3erit0rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-26
efamilicn> Srnu0nic,

Susque6dnna, Pd., 25.
W2Gr3. - Srunt Melann erf9ien 6eute
friib in Der bieiigen Wo6nung feiner
S6pdgerin 6rau s. Staqod, um feiz
ne Satin gu ieben, bic i'm perIaf1en
bate. 2lls ibm Der 3utritt gu berfeGz
ben perpeigert puroe, f9oB er auf
Sruu Staqod uno bra6te ibr cine gez
fd6rli4e @unbe in Der 8ruIt BEL.
9lei4 barauf iAoB er ii6 cine &ugeI
ms 9er5 unb itiir3te tObt uuf Dem
eSIp6p riphpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-26

rer Soiepb 8enbel in 9ubIOn5 iiber
ben So3ialiiten Roi9er, bage9en in
Srautenau Der S60nerianer Wolf
iiber ben 0euti6Iiberalen Or. 9er@
mann 9aqpi6 geiiegt. Sn Quiitg
ging Der Oeutf4e @unbiDat Pferi9e
als SieQer berppr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-26
0lmcrifnncr hri,m 0nnitc.

81 m, 25. MGr5. - Der 9apIt
empfing beute eine 2n5abl 9lmerita~
ner, Die ii9 auf elmer 9ilgerfdbrt na9
SeruIalem befinben. Na9 Gelebris
rung elmer Mefe belt Der papit cine
2lGofution, in tpel9en er ben 8atboliz
fen Der Ser. Staaten groBes Sob 5oIIz
te. Gr pertbeilte oann cine 4n3a6l
Spubenier Mebailen unter Die 9ilz
Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-26

- gs berlautet bier, oaB Der Qomirul
oes britiI6en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oers fir ben San, bab Die MG6te eine
8lodabe Der 6dfen @rte6enlano's an
oronen, SSnitruttion bat, in bic 8loz
dabe ein3upilltgen, ieoo3 bic britt
f6en .S9iffen feinen 2lntbeil baran
ne6men gu laf1en.
W}it benz europGiI6en Gon8ert iIt's
alfo, 10 peit es ii9 I'm gemeinIames
@orgeben Der WfGdte gegen @rie6en=
lamb 6unbelt, um 10 tpeniger g1i6ts,
als auh nod ie6r fragIi1 lit, ob Die
fran50fiI4e 5lotte it6 an irgenb elmer
9emonitrution pber 3pungsmaBregel
segen 8rie6enlano bet6eiligen pirb
Rublanb gegeniiber tann Ii9 bic fran
80iii9eRegierung burauf berufen, BAT
bic 9ertpenoung fran50iiI9er S9iFfe
CUR S4liebung grie4iider 6dfen ein
Oft pffener Seinbieligfeit, alIo eine
triegerif4e 9unOlung lit, unb baB Die
Resierung perfaiiungsgemGB ni6t
ous Re9t bat, ireenb einem Staute,
alfo audi 9rie6enlanb, ben &rieq gu
erfldren, o6ne pDr6er BON ben beiben
&ammern bes Yarlaments, benz Sez
nat unb Der 0eputirtenfammer, bu3u
autoriiirt 81 fein. 0ie aus qlaubz
piirbiger Queqe perluutet, bat @roB=
britannien ben Wfd3ten gu perfteben
gege6en, tpenn tie auf 8lodirunq Der
9rie6ii6en 9dfen beftGnben, 10 peroe
bas britii6e 9(uspdrtige 2lmt barauf
bringen, ouB audi Die 6Gfen Der Sirz
tei blodirt perben. Die me6r uls
3peioeutige 9altung Der 8forte ben
Gbriitenperfolgungen in Nrmenien II.
9lnatolien gegeniiber re6tfertigt cine
lpl4e WtaBregel, benn bic Yforte per=
oiene nod pett e6er cine 3u6tigung
fir ibren Wortbru9 in 8etreff bes
S6uBes Der armenii6en GhriIten, ais
9rie6enlano, befen Regierun9 nur
benz @ilIen Der grie9ii9en Nation
na9ga6, als iie ben cretiI6en Sniur=
genten ibren 8eiitano ungebei6en lieB.
9robbritannien eraG@t bic gtabli=
rung elmer neutralen 3one entlang Der
grie9tf9 tiirtif6en 9ren3e als geniiz
geno, I'm etnem Sriege 5tpii6en ote1en
beiben WtG4ten bor5ubeugen.
@s perlautet, baB bic tiirtti3e Slot
te, ipel9e geitern BON 8altpolt abgtng,
angebli9 na9 SmDrna uno Salontz
4i, 8efe6l bat, i'm dsdii6en Uteere gu
treu3en.
q o 9 eine GoIlettip % 0 E
an 9rie 9enla ND.
4tb en-, 25. MGt5. - Die glnil9t
berri9t in bieiigen amtli4en Sretl en-
Dor, bab in nG9ter 3eit i9on Die
Mddte nit 3pangsmaBregeln gesen
Srie6enIanb pprge6en perben. Die
MG9te baben Der grie9if4en 8egiez
rung obermuls cine Gpneftipnote iiber=
ret4t. 9ieielbe forbert bic 3urud3te@
bung Der grieI6en Sruppen aus Greta
unb bon Der tbehulif9en 9ren5e uno
orobt, fuGs @rie6enlanb btsier 5orz
berung ni9t entipre9en follte, NIT Der
8lpdaoe Der Der 9ren5e na6e ltegenoen
grie3ii6en 5Gfen.
Die grie4if6e 8egierung 1T i'm Se@
griff, einen erneuten 9roteit gegen Die
8lodabe Der cSnIe Greta ben Uta9z
ten gu iiberrei9en unb bartn formeu
iegIi9e @srantportuns, tusl4e aus Ell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-26
Sic 9culenpcit.

2onbon, 25. MGr3. - Sine De-
pei9e aus 8ombap an bic r0uilp
Muil" meIbet, baB cine S6peiter bes
italieniI6en 8onIuIs unb Elm engIiz
i9er Matler, Namens 8roofs, an Der
8eulenpeit geftorben, unb baB mebrere
anbers SGlle unter ben in Der Stabt
tpobnenben GuropGern gum gusbru9
oetommen iinD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-26
SriIpi bpr Gcrit)t citirt.

Qonb 0 n, 25. MGr5. - Sine De-
pef6e Der nGentrul Netps" aus 8om
melbet, Gr=premier Griipi lei bor ben
Snitrutttonsri6ter citirt tporben, um
ii4 be3iigli4 Der 9lutluge gu berunt=
porten, buB er, pdbrenb er premierz
miniiter mar, an ungeieBli9en6inan5z
transattionen Der n8ant bon Neapel"
+heiInennrnrr,pr hnhp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-26
Sic @ulbmdbruna in Sapan.

QOnbon, 25. MGr3. - Die
Puir8fummer bes iupunii9en purlaz
ments bat ieBt e6enfaQs bic 9eIeBporz
lage CUR @infiibrung Der 9olbndbz
rung in Supan paiiirt; Iie bebarf nur
nod Der unterfdrift bes N}ifabo, I'm
9eieBestraft gu erlungen. Der 2on=
boner 8elomurtt pirb gegenpGrtiq
our4 betrd4tli6e 9olbfenbungen
na4 Sapan fart in @nipru3 genoms
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-26
Mbsei6nittcne SDpfc.

Sanger, 25. Mdr3. - Sn Der
probin5 Soos, Siio Nlaroffp, bat
ten Nufriibrer bic taiferli9e @traferz
petition, tpeI9e Der Sultan tiir3li9
our NieOerI9lagung Der 3ebellion
0ortbin abfanbte, iiberfdIIen unb faft
gang pernidtet; bic Expedition bate
fi6 in einen 9interbalt loden Iafen.
Der Sultan fanbte cine neue Grpebiz
tipn aus, uno biefe beiiegte Die Gebelz
len. 2l4t3ig ubgeIdnittene &0pfe
tDurben Dem Sultan gum 8epeiie bes
Sieges ieiner Sruppen geianbt, unb
bieie S0pfe tpurben nit 43 anberen
Dor ben Sboren Marotto's aufgeiteqt.
Die 43 &0pfe riibrten bon 9et0bteten
zines Stammes Der, Der bic SolDuten
bss Sultuns ungriff, pdbrenb bieie
in Der g}dbe Der Staot Wturotto la
derter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-26
Malara serdumt.
6rpfe 0erluife Der Siirfcn auf if
rem &iif5ug nad1 benz tiirfiicben
8ei6tuaocr in Der SuSa=Sai.

Rur bic @ei4iibe ibrer S9iffe rette=
ten ite bor sdn5li6er 8erni9tung.
- gnglanb min ebentueq bic
8lodabe Der grie9iI9en SGfen ge=
nebmigen, jebo4 ni4t felbit oarun
She'll ne6men.-Oie Md9te ri9z
ten cine peitere GoGleftipzg2ote an
9rie6enlanb.- -HuBlanb's Srupz
pen Gonoentrirunsen an Der tiirz
fiI9en 9ren5e. = @nergi16es
8orseben Der W3G4te tpegen bes
Mafatre gu Sotat.
ganea, 25. Wdr5. - Od bic Or
ttllerie Der Snfurgenten, pel9e Maz
lara um5inselt bielten, ienen Srt nudz
gerabe unbaltbar ma6te, 10 trat bic
tirtii9e 9arniion geitern 9lbenb ben
RId5ug na9 Der Subaz8ai an. Die
Snfurgenten perfolgten bic Siirten
unb t0oteten piele berfelben, bis iie
bur6 bas SSeuer Der tiirtii9en &riegsz
f3iffe 3uriid getrie6en tpurben. S6ne
ben 8eiitanb Der &riegsi9iffe ipiirbe
bic fliebenbe @arniipn fat total aufz
gerieben iporben fein. Sin Dor Der
Hdumung gema6ter nodmaliger Ser
fu6 Der Siirfen, Sort Malara gu berz
prppiantiren, tpuroe bur6 Die SSn1urz
genten pereitelt unb bic Surten erlitz
ten babel 16pere 9erluIte.
Die Yrpbiant Solonne bate unz
gefdbr balbpegs auf ibrem @ege na9
Malara bic bonn befeitigten 8lod6aus
(6orD Seputibi gefrDnte S0be err
flommen, ais bic in ii6erem !9inter=
bait i6rer barrenoen Sniurgenten
plOBlt6 Elm 6efti9es @epebrfeuer auf
bieielbe erOffneten. Inter oieien 1tmz
itGnben blieb Dem commanbirenlen
Sffi3ier bes 8ebedungs 9eta9ez
ments ni6ts iibrig, als fich nu6 elmer
m0gli6it gebedten SteQung um3uIez
ben unb ba5 6euer Der 10 unpermuz
t6et pie aus Der @rbe aufgetau4ten
5einbe na4 &rdften gu erpioern. 8ei
Qlbgang biefer 0epeI6e, Mittugs II
ubr, lit bas 9efe6t 5pii3en ben Sir
fen uno Gbriiten unpeit 8orattbi in
bollem @unge, befen 9lusgang nod
3peifelbaft.
Die Sniur9enten enttpideln in Der
llmgegenb ppn Ganea ungeabnteStGrz
fe. Sic balten Bis Yeripola faft
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Siirfen aus ben porgei4pbenen Yoiiz
tionen bertrieben. Wdre es ni6t Inn
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8riegsi6iffe, 10 t0nnte g2i6ts iie bar
an binbern, fi6 Der Stabt unb Sc
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md6tigen.
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tuation unperdnbert. Die Sii6rer Der
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lam entI6loIIen, Die tbnen offerirte
9lutonomie fir Gretu ni6t an5unebz
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-26

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-26
mem etpuigsn 3pii6enfol entiteAen
fDnnten, auriid3uipetIen.

Die .Gpbemeris, pel6e anssn%
I6einli6 bonn 9ofe imprint tplro, be-
ftdtiet bic Na9ri9t, DuB Der Sultan
bereit mar, ben Prin5en 9eorg ais
@erpeIer BON Greta gegen 3abllln9
zines iGbrli6en Sributs dn5uertenz
men, bab bic Md6te aber ipettere yer
banblunoen buriiber berbinoert baben.
W1an glaubt, baB 9eutf6lano unp
Seftrei4 2lnes aufgebOten baben, um
Elm fol9es freunbli4es lleberelntomz
men gu perbinbern.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-07
Somerset
NORTH NEW PORTLAND.

The schools in town commenced Mon
day, with teachers as follows: District
No. /, Laurette +. Lovejoy; No. 2
Hattie f. Walker; No. 8, Inez A. Col
Inns; No T. Ernest w. Wilson: No. 6
Mabel A. Parsons; No. I, Alice M. Shell
don; No. s. Amy r. Williamson. No. 9
Ethel NJ Moulton; No TO- Allen Il,
Dyer; No. Is. Oracle f. Page: No 10
Frank A. Thompson. All the above
teachers are residents of New Portland
and eight of them are graduates and
three of them are students. Superin-
tendent Sheldon has introduced the
courses of study prepared by The State
superintendent and graded all the
schools in town in accordance with
these courses.-A. l.. Henderson, a. p
Sargent and Hattie A. Pease went to
Eustis, Saturday. to commence school
there, Monday last.-D. c. Sheldon
ESQ, went to Augusta, Thursday, on
legal BUSINESS. S. Walker has re-
turned from Boston. where he has beer
for the past week on commercial bust
ness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-07
A REAL HOME.
a Hotel That ISM Hotel But slll Isl
How Ladies Can Visit New York and Be
Happy.

Many people shrink from a trip to
New York, on account of the big and
promiscuously crowded hotels. One feels
utterly lost and forsaken in the crowd.
Especially trying are such conditions to
ladies obliged to visit New York to shop
have the blues and many times are not
entirely free from timdity to be utterly
alone among so many strangers.
II Is possible TO go and avoid all these
unpleasant feelings il one only knows
how. One "sure cure is the Hotel Al
bert and st. Stephen at the corner of
West 18th street and historical old Uni
versity place. These two fine houses
standing side by side are now conducted
as one house by the well and favorably
known firm of Messrs. l.. and e. Frenkel
These houses are of the best opponents
of real refined family hotel life.
Everything about the place suggests
ease comfort, quiet and luxury but
without the slightest show or ostentation.
The rooms are large. airy and finely fur
nished and the cuisine has become IA
nous. The Albert lunches and dinners
ttable dhote) are feature of better New
York life. Only the finest class of people
are entertained and one is as quiet there
at night as in a cottage ON one of Casco's S
isles. broadway is but block away. its
noise is entirely avoided but its cars are
reached in go seconds and the visitor Is
in the heart of the shopping district La
dies alone are as safe and comforta bic
at the Albcrt-St. Stephen (where even
portions of the houses are reserved es-
pecially for unescorted LADIES' as in the
security of their own homes. Guides are
stationed in the house night and day pre-
pared to devote themselves at "a mo-
ment notice to a guests entertainment
or comfort The Albert prices are ex-
tremely low for the service rendered in
All departments. Manager Slater is a
landlord ito the manor born" and his
genial and courteous personality is
enough to make one perfectly at home
the moment he or she passed the thresh-
mold. once guest at the Albert al
ways a guest there, has come to be n
proVerb to the truth of which many
Maine people win attest their hand and
scal.-Portland Express.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-07
Presidential Nominations,

Washington, May 1.-THE President
today sent the following nominations
to the Senate:
War, Lieut.. Col. L. Miles, First In
fantry, to be colonel; Major w. VI
Bisbee. Eighth Infantry, lieutenant
colonel; Capt. Benz. H. Rogers, 18th
Infantry, major; first lieutenant, j. G.
Coe, 18th infantry, captain second
lieutenant. Ernest b. Gose, eighth in
fantry, first lieutenant; private Bert
Fl. Merchant, first cavalry, second lieu
tenant.
Navy John n. Quackenbush, late
commander of the U. S. Navy, to be q
commander.