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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-01
SaS tpabre GeiImtttel.

%. M. 2epine. @eoafteur oes in
Sisfilma, ST., erideinenoen vGbief"
iast vWir f0nnten nidt 6aus balten
obne Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY fir
S6uinoiu6t, Sulten uno grfaltunaen.
gBir baben man6e anbere Mebisin pro=
birt, aber ME Elm tpabres 0eilmittel ae=
funoen, Bis mir Or. Gings Stem Sis=
coberp sebrau6ten. Seine anoere Mle=
bisin lam oieielbe in unIerem Sauie
erfeben, oenn es 1T elm liberes 0eilmit=
tel fir 6uiten, grfdltunsen, 3eudbu-
ten &c. IS 1T unniib, nit anberen
Meoisinen gu erperimentiren, tpenn aud
geiagt miro, oieielben ieien aerabe 10
gut, mie Dr. Sings Stem DISCOVERY.
Sic iinb ni6t 10 gut, oenn biele Meoi=
gin bat ibre 9eilfraft beipieien uno 1T
auberoem garantirt. sic berieblt ME,
Satisfaction gu 9eben. probeflafAen
frei in Der 9lpotbete bon s. 6. MILLER
& g obn. A
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-01

Ni6t weni9er als bier Sal6enbie=
binnen lino an einem Sage in Buffalo
perbaftet morben. gleuer Stoif fiir Die
StatiItit oes 9lrbeits Gpmmilldrs ipe=
siea fir Die Nbtbeiluns ,gerordnsun9
Der Wfdnner bur6 Trauen aus Dem 9lr=
beitsfeloe."
Mm Is. 9lu9ult wuroe in Mpnte=
pioeo, Der Sauptitaot bon Uruguay,
Sbiarte Yprbp, oer Yr1Iioent Der Ge=
publit, BON einem miBperenil9ten Of-
fiSier, erl6oHen. Ser Yrdlioent tebrte
bon Der &atbeorale suriif, mo- Elm See
oeum 9eiunaen tporOen mar, uno mar
BON einem gldnsenoen 8efolae umge=
ben, als Die Shot beriibt puroe.
gei Barton, 9lrt., tpuroen cine
tarbige Srau uno Elm iunges Ne9er=
mdo6en bon einem unbefannten yteqer
pergeipalti9t. Sie Na1barn puroen
alarmirt uno nod am 9beno tpuroe Der
S6urte BON ieinen 0erfolaern einae=
bolt. slls'er li6 tuei9erte, li6 su er9e=
ben, ipurbe er bon Spbn Gomonos, ei=
mem 6arbigen, obne piel 6eberlelens
eridoien.
Ser frans0lil6e grdlioent Saure
bat nl6t peni9er als 800 sploene, a6t=
sig 1ilberne uno per9oloete unb stpansia
mattgoloene Meoailen mitoenommen,
Die ipesieu fiir Die Setorirung Der ruili=
i1en gbren9aroe, tpelde ben Brdiioen=
ten ndbreno ieines Mufentbaltes in
IuBlano besleiten miro, ioipie fir Die
oeri6ieoenen geamten, bic .ibm sur
gerfiiguns 9eitelIt meroen, seiblassn
tuoroen lino.
Baron Mafau, elmer Der Sauptz
arrangeure bes neutrality-suspicious.
in Der &ue Sean 8Ouipn, Der am 4.
Mtai our6 eine Seuersbrunf serltort
muroe, uno pobei mebr als bunoert
Weni6en, sumeiit Der Mritofratie an=
geb0reno, um's 2eben famen, lit tueeen
gfi6tbeabtung Der 9etp0bnlibiten 0or=
liAtsmaBre9eln gu 500 Sranten Strafe
perurtbeilt iporbsn.- @iner Der Mnqe=
itellten oes @inematosrapb Separte.
ments, in bem oas 6euer gum Wusbru1
fam, tpuroe su einidbriser Saft uno
elmer @elbitrafe uno Elm anoerer su
adtmonatli6er 6aft uno elmer @elo=
Itrafe berurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-01
Gatarrb tit ni6t beilbar

our6 lOtale NufIhldse, neil oieie BEN
Sib Der Grantbeit ni6t errei6en.
@atarrb 1T cine Slut= ober conltitutio=
nellie Granfbeit, uno um oenIelben su
furiren, beOarf es innerer Seilmittel.
Saa's Gatarrb Sur miro innerli6
9ebrau9t uno mirtt brett auf oas 8lut
unb auf Die i6leimige SberHdde. @s
1T teine Quadialbermebisin. Sie Me=
bisin wuroe Sdbre lang bon einem Der
eriten 4erste .oes 2anbes peridrieben
uno 1T Elm ridtiges &esept. sic lit
aus ben beiten betannten Stdrfun9s=
mitteln uno oen befen glutsreinieern
suiammen9eIebt unb pirft oirett auf
Die SAleimbaut. Sie polltommene
8erbinouns Der beioen Sngrebiensen 1T
es, pel6er man Die punberpollen Ge=
initiate bel Der Seiluns bes Gatarrbs su
oanfen bat. Senoet fiir 3eu9nine.
Sieielben perben frei perlanot.
j. $. Gbenen & 6 o., Soleop, 8.
Serfauft bon Npotbefern. rs Gents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-01
9iife Der itahtii9en 8camten.
&oitipielige Mnlaae.

Ser plan, Stem Oort nit Stem Ser
ieD ourb einen Sunnel gu perbinoen,
miro oorausiibtlih our Nusfiibruna
aelansen. Sn ben nddfen 5aaen ppl=
len Die &ehtsanmdlte 2oro, San uno
2orb, Die 8ertreter Der enaliiden Nttio=
ndre, elm Musi6lieBungsperfabr ein=
leiten, bas ibren Glenten ermDali6en
miro. oas gigentbum Der Sunnel=
Gompagnie meiltbieteno gu erlteben.
Sann 1T oas Uelo frei fiir cine neue
8Onoausgabe. Man glaubt sur
Sollenoung bes gaues nur nod cine
Willion Dollars gu ben6tbigen. Sis
jebt bat Der Sunnel $4, 900, 900 eefo=
itet. iuopon Die SGlfte auf en9liI1e Ga=
pitalilten entfGllt.
Sie Nrbeit on Dem Sunnel beoann
i'm Sabre 1874 uno tparen bis gum
6riibiabr 1892, mo- iie meeen Maneels
on Sonos eingeitelt perben mubten,
BON ber 5400 Sub laneen Strefe 1000
SUB fertig. 10 baB nur nod ca. 400
Snb iibri9 bleiben. Ser po1enoete
She'll 1T jebt nit @aiier sefii1f, ipel=
DIES nad 9lnli6t Der Sn9eniellre in
stpei Woden aus9epumpt weroen fam.
Sm Sabre 1881 ertranten Fl damn
in Dem Sunnel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-01
MItter.

Sine CUTE Wutter if mebr ipertb
als hunoert Gdulmeiiter" laete @eorg
0erbert. Wdnner iino, mas ibre Miit=
ter aus ibnen senaht baben. 9lber
menn Wliitter infoloe Don uure9elmd=
Bi9feit Der organilden 5unftionen,
Jraueni6md6e uno dbnliben plaeen
launild uno rei5bar iinb, finoen lie tein
8ergniisen on Der phege ibrer Babies.
Sieielbe miro ibnen CUR Dual. Ntoh=
ten bod alle Miitter, pelbe in oieier
WeiIe geplaat Iino, einen geriud nit
Sr. pierces Favorite Prescription
MAIDEN. Sic tperoen in ibren Gleinen
Elm fOitli6es 9immelsselhent an1tatt
elmer pGaee erbliden.
Sir 6rauen, melde MutterTreuoen
entsegenieben, iit es Elm uniddbbares
8ut. IS minbert bic Sbmeraen uno
Gefabren Der G,eburt, tiirst Die @eben
unb bef0roert Die reidlihe Nolonoerung
aeiunoer Wluttermild iiir oas 8ino.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-01
0erntiBte Orb en- (!

Die nadfoleenb aufseforberten perYonen ober beren
grben ooer WsImanoten ppen tid2 oireft an 9ermann
WfardiDDrtb, &edtsaniualt uno Wptar 532 nnb 534
0ine StraBe @incinnati Ohio. ipenben, ba 9teniaub
anBer ibm Mnd)lnB geben fann
Serntann Wtardmortb beior9t bic Gnsiebnng BON
nabbenaunten nnb alien Grbbdften prompt uno bilta
felt bic n6tbigen WoImaen aus unb eranat aIle er.
forberliten 9er,dtlidben nno firbliden 9oeuinente
Serr Wtarcfmprtn tit burb eineu Observation-Disclosures
perDnien uno IdriftltGen Werfebr nit ben 6eutIGeu
Grbhaftsserlten uno ganten iopie ourtb eine ioIoe
Stellung aS Der eriabrenite uub anperl6ae Wertre.
ter IN oentDen Gri1aftsiaden anerfaunt lnb nur ie
betabist iba. otefe geri9tli@ea Muprosrnnsen per.
mBter Grben 5n erlangem nno In allen beoeutenben
1ldttern Mmerifas au peroffeutliben.
8ola Gbritina Gegine. Seinrife 9prptbea unb &eane
6rieoerite aug Gberlemtn9en.
8areiB 9eb Wtaier, Suite aus Girdbbeinr.
8artb Gpttfrieb aus GIingen anaeb. tn gincinnati
9aiB, Caroline ltnb WDilbelm aus &pbrbrnnu.
Giermanr, Gorol aus gberbab anae6 Gan sSranciScp
Gtnolin9 wtarie nereb WRengelber SufeJ unb an9uft
itbte. Grnit Mar aug 9helborf angeb III 9etp gorf
9snbatb seouarb 5riebrieb uuo SrranueI sbrfftiau
sinsr, antDn Srisorio nno anna satSsssinas aus
pOrt aarl aIeranDer 7raasOtt aus ssird.SaaaemSorf
Sanger, Soief aus ssiiritenam.
Sassfr. glbert Snlius aus 2aoelberg.
uer ssb uaier ebriitians sSsrea sss'S aus sir6eim
Wteper. Mu9nf ans Moerpeborf.
MpIb, Mioifa aus WaIhiee
Gblien, DSfar Milbelm Seimrid5 aus Heubsburo
Yuid Marie 2Duiie aus Ganhbpf.
Hnentmeliit. Saatbarina aus Gd)lienqen
Mapp Marie unb 8atbarue pereb &inf ans 2od5erbof
Miffe, 0pttfrieb aus g ppllanb
Moeber, Sob pernlemn ausnTt aus Glbenburs
Gbprn, Mbant aus Weiabeini.
Gtanger Sob Georg aus MnettItngen
@traeble. Safpb ans i1rIpriug.
Sfreiber Sob. peinri1, Geinrib Rpnrab nnh 1eit.
rttb &pnr1b aus lraiSs9 9orfDff
Gteggert, Sob. Hernarh aus Buerer
@tDI0enbnrg Grben BON Mnbre08,
TtDn geh. Gnm0 aus Gahr.l
Seuer, Sob. aua DberiFin8en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-01
9te prohibitions : staaten

baben 9rubel nit Der Dur6tiibruna
ibrer tpdlieri9en @eiebe. 0ermonts
pOlisei serbri6t iid ben 2opi, tpie elmer
intereflanten @attuns bon Gneipen,
bic an Der @ren3e bon @ermont uno
CANADA entitanben iino, beiaufommen
tpdre. Oie Sade ift fdmierig. Dieie
@ren3fneipen, lie nennen iid Stores.
MAIDEN brillante Geihdfte unb besablen
teine @tellern fir ihren maHenbaften
Uerfauf bon S1naps unb anoeren
itdrtenben Singen. ST bic 2uft rein,
10 miro auf Der Nermonter Geite bes
Store" ausgei6dntt, tommt Die glaie
oes @eiebes in Sidt, 10 tpirb einfa6
Die Bar" auf bic canabiide Seite bes
Sofals geihoben uno umsetebrt, tpenn
Sanaoas Siderbeitsuddter anssriidt
fommen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-01
g11, filter,

Bei beeinn Der Grihlaf-
un9 Ger Rorperthd dtisfeit,
TIT gnr,tt'H Alpettkriater
sl,st : eslshsr etn Rtlfs.
ulittel, tpelhes Die ee.
fhmdhten Oreane itdrft
nno neue Sebensfraft
fhdfft dfft--------
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-01
MaS DEM 0rabe suriidfetren

fbnnen mir nttt aber mir fonnen oft nu1ern Wea Al,
bemielben perldngeru. 9Die alles Aubere muB andb
8ranfbeit einen Anfang baben. @ae d3rpniihen
&ranbeten babeu bic 9enoena bas 2eben 3u perfrsen
unb es spdbrenb iener Oarer u eiuem Wartpriuu Az
MAIDEN. Wealaria. Nierenlei6en. 9rpnide Werbait.
&Ieinen fe finb in bieem Stabium eit an erfticfen
burb SpftetterS Waeenbitters Dieies auSaeaeidnete
alteratine unb StimuIanSmitel 1T slesesisnet aur
Werbitung bon 2ranfbeiten. pie 3u brer ansrpttuna
bes appetits nnb grSelnng eranienber Rnbe sibt es
fein iereres nnb angenebmereS Wittel aIS baS 8it.
ers. SIS berpinbet bic Wirfun9en BON geiitiaer unb
fbrperliber ueberanitrenaung uno GrihDpfuna: Seiu
Sebraut LIT hem aberbeibafgten &aufmann. tpie benz
9ribelnoen Selebrten. benz @lerf binterm 2acentiib
uie benz Mrbeiter int reien bem tiitelnben grfinDer
ipie bem 9ebebten 3eitnn9smaune brin9libit su em.
piebIeu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-01

>oS. sS6 and 33S connect at Welsville for
.nlhpnriil" and Bellaire. Nos. 33S and 342
'nect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, for the
.,lst
C=fNEEN BAYAaD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-01
Wott3 fiir DaS reiiemoe VMbIi=
fttttt. @ctIeutidetS.

Die nellen 1000 Meilen Sidets, iueIde
fur beri6ieoene Giienbabnipltene nit
elmer Gelammtmeilen3abl bon nebr ais
20, 900 Weilen aiilti9 lino, tperoen bon
beute an anf allen 0auptlfationen Der
yenniplpania 2inien iueItli1 bon pitts=
burg berfauft. @Iei13eitio miro ser
Werfanf Der 1000 Meilentidets, Die bis-
bet 9ebrdu4li6 wareu, eineeitelIt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-01
Grcnritpn tta6 SpIeoo iiber
Die YcnniDlpania 8atnen.

@m z. uno 8. September meroem
gum geiuhe bes &nisbts Semplar
8rano GommanoerD Gpnclape auf Den
Yenniplpania Sinien billiee grcurlions=
Sidets perfauft. Sielelben 1ino bis
5reitag, 10. September, 9iiltis fiir Die
Seimreiie.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-01

*Daily. Except Sunday. FLAG stop. meals
Dark Faced Type denotes time from i2 90 noon to u 90
midnight Light Faced from IL 90 midnight to IL 90
E. F. LOREE, EA. FORD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
ji6-97-I PITTSBURGH PENN'A
For time cards, rates of fare, through tickets,
baggage checks, and further information re-
yarding the running of trains apply to any
Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines.
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0ro6er Vcroie,tjt !!

gser nns feline Mbreiie einienbet benz ienben mw
per Yof senaue Mustuntt iiber elm saus neues Gs.
idbdft ppnti rsenb cine Weriun mdnnIien pber neib
Iiben @eihlebts auf ebrIite Meife unb obns ersbe
auslasen uuD Wehbe iber 100 Dollars per gasnet
perbienen tam, obne Meiien, nnb YebbeIn. acik
Notwithstanding, fonbern Elm ebrIi6ss @ei9aft
MDreiiire:
JOHN HOUSE g. Co..
Canton Lewis Co.. Mo
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NnSqe3eiduete Yferoeleiltl1uqeu

eren pien fir Die bn pnsenoen pfsroe unb pones.
1000 gSmnoer nno 3m9ititde 800 ams9eseidmete
&iinitler nmo 20 9ans,pmrite aler 2lrt
8 Circus 9tinee nit 3 poHtdnoisen @eieaidaften 3
8 erbSbte SIbnem iir fpesteae @orfteamn9en B
Nemmbabm fIr oeperate baarardmbemoe gSettfdmpfe
Iebenoe @iefin, beinabe 8 SUB lang 1
8aotca uno Sopoiea, Die berIbmen SriKa 3wiuinge 2
Brobpeer Der &leine, wie9t nmr 81 Nfmno 1
Nieiengoriaa, einer in @efan8enfdaft 1
2 Neemag erien ptloen mno eesdbmten Sbieren 2
"a Der erSBtem eesdbmtem GIepbamem "a
2 Seeroem aHatitdbe &ameele nno 0romeoare 2
20 oreifrte Vteroc 8ledbseiti8 in einemt Sling 20
Geeroem fleime sbetIamo Nomies 2
100 9etpa9te snnftitIde 100
1000 aanitler, spesialiftem @ebaltem 1000
sonmem reimer, ntoraliid,er tnterbaltun8 1000
Die mirgenps ais lit oicier stow sm ieben Hno.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-08-12
short Talks on Advertisins.

Any one who looks through the adger-
Using columns of the average newspaper
can not help seeing that much of the
money that is paid for advertising in them
is wasted.
The money is wasted, not because the
space is not good but because IT is not
utilized to good advantage. The space
Is as fertile as the richest bottom land
and It would yield immense crops of bust
ness il it were only cultivated properly.
There IL no use in expecting the impossi-
Bile. The age of miracles Is past. The
age Of mystery about advertising IL rap
idly passing. The time is coming when AL
business men will think of their adyertis-
ing In the same common sense way that
they think of the rest of their business.
Advertising IL amenable to good bust
ness rules The trouble Is that people
have gotten into the habit Of saying that
advertising is Incertain-that you can not
tell anything about it, and that it Is very
mysterious thing altogether. This sort OF
talk may be expected from the publishers
of various advertising schemes lt Is
TO their advantage to have advertising
considered more or less of a gamble, be-.
cause advertising in such media is gam
BILE, and very unsafe one at that. COM
pared TO ii, q "buncO' game Is an lnno-
cent, joyous amusement. 49,.
Newspaper advertising is certain II II Is
propery done. 1t il as certain as any
other business transaction. Everything m
business has to be done right, or 1t win
not nay. Buying advertising is as certain
as buying carpets, or coffee, or coal. You
can lose money in doing either.--Charles
Austin Bates.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-08-12
III PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
GERMANY DEMANDS AND ENGI.Np
OPPOSES TURKISH OCCUP.T,or
OF TRIkHALA AND TYRNAyo
TURKISH FLEET Warmed 70 KEEP
'' vi oretan Waters-A Rumor That
secret Negotiations Are PENDING
ior the Revolt of ROumanta.
Bulgaria and Servia,

London, Aug. 5,-Dispatches from Atb.
vns ana Constantinople show that there
mas been no noticeable change in the sit.
qu'loh as to the peace negotiations today
mig ning George this afternoon had n lone
eonierence with NJ. Onou, the Russia n
minister, and it is understood thai Tho
peace conference has arranged for The
appointment by the powers of three dele
sates to control the revenues ASSIGNED
70 TN 1he service of the Greek debt. '>o
-, Inc porte is negotiating loan TO cover
tne evacuation of Thessaly. The am
I paasSadors propose that the indemnify
saa,i be be paid in four yearly installmenfs
VI Ia,OOgOOO Turkish pounds.
Inc Turkish government wants the
evacuation to occupy the same period
ana ana wishes to hold Volo until all has been
Germany demands that Turkey shall
De allowed to hold the district of Trikhala
and Tyrnayo until the indemnify has
been paid. England strongly opposes this.
turkeys prompt Abandonment of The
proposal to send the Turkish feet 10
Crete is significant of her attitude when,
ever the powers take bold and united
stand.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-08-12
Held n Prisoner I'm Mexico.

Phoenix. Ariz.. Aug. 4.-Gorlon Hun
sacker. one Of the wealthiest pioneer ranch
ers Of :hc Sal river valley. is being held
as n prisoner by the Mexican anthoritip.
ut FL Polomo in the state of Sonora
About n month or more ago Hunsa ckci
left Moss City for the southern part Of tb,
TERRITORY 10 find and identify some cat.
tie of his. Some time before he had bough;
n large herd Of cattle from the Indians
These cattle proved to have been stolen
and he was obliged TO relinquish them tc
their owner. Then Hunsacker went with
the Mexican authorities 10 FL PolnmO IL
arrest the cattle thieves. whom he had 10.
Gated. A fight ensued in which one Of
the officers was wounded. Hunsacker has
been arrested and is held as witness
against the Indians. and the Mexican au-
thortics decline to release him.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-08-12
Statements Conflict.

London, Aug. 5.-The Evening News
this afternoon published letter from a
Calcutta volunteer, reiterating the state
ment that during the recent rioting there
the military fired point blank at mob of
5000 mill hands, who were marching to
join the rioters, with the result that 1900
of the natives were killed.
The secretary of state for India, Lord
George Hamilton, was questioned in the
house of commons on July as to the accu-
racy of the native report that 1900 per-
sons were killed during the riOting which
had just occurred in the vicinity of Cal
officials to prevent the spread of and stamp
out the bubonic plague. He replied that
about seven persons were killed and that
about twenty were wOunded during the
riots referred to
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-08-12
WAITS FROM WASHINGTON.
LATEST FROM HAWAII.
Advices by Mail Received mt the
state Department,

Washington, Aug. 4.-The last Ha-
waiian mail to reach the state depart
ment brings the record of events on the
islands up to the 21st of last month, but
as the news of the failure of the senate
to act upon the annexation treaty had
not then reached Honolulu there was no
change of the status of the annexation
problem to the present. Minister Sew
all told in detail of the development of
the diplomatic correspondence between
Japan and Hawaii, growing out of the
labor controversy, and reports that in the
opinion of the best informed people on
the island the japanese government will
be amply content with a recognition by
the Hawaiians of the principle for which
they contend without insisting upon sub
stantial pecuniary demand. 1t was also
reported the future conduct of the nego-
tiations had been transferred entirely
from Honolulu to Toxic. No reference
whatever was made in the dispatch to the
reported intention to establish Il pro-
tectorate.
Admiral Miller sails from San Fran
cisco. Friday, for Honolulu, where he
will relieve Admiral Beardsee of the
command of the Pacific station. AS the
former had long interviews while in
Washington with the president and See
rotary Long, it is not doubted that he has
full instructions for dealings with any
emergency that may arise in the islands
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-08-12

in attendance. The association met in the
forenoon and transacted routine bust
ness. The entire state officers were re.
elected as follows:
HI, 7. Dougherty of Guthrie, president
Ben Reynolds of Throckmorton, vice
president; John Howell of Seymour, treas
urer; Il. III. Glasgow of Seymour, secre'
tary.
Congressman John ii. Stephens adj
dressed a large crowd at the grove in
the afternoon.
Five hundred and twenty Comanche In
dams from the territory dressed in gaudy
barbaric costumes are camped in the
suburbs. They gave huge parade this
evening 10 meet the train.
Lieutenant Governor Jester arrived to-
night.
Morgan Jones, vice president of the Den
Yer road, and ]. NJ. Goods, general super
intendent, and Rev. Homer 7. Wilson
of Fort Worth are here.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-08-12
A. Due, Fought in Chicago.

Chicago, Aug. Alexander l.. James
who claimed to be n vaudeville actor, and
+. j. Curtis. cabnau. fought due
with revolvcrs Mt short range in Wabash
avenue early .his morning. James re-
ceivcd Il shot in the forehead. and Cur
It's was severely wounded in the side.
The trouble was the outcome of a quar-
rel over woman. Neither Of the duel.
lists were seriously injured. although a
dozen sho.s were exchanged before the
police arrived.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-08-12
New York Yacht Club Run.

Vineyard Haven. Mass. Aug. G-Ihe
tickle Vineyard sound breeze played an
important part in the run of the New
York Yacht club fleet from Newport to-
day. Every boat had. during the 6-hour
sail. its triumphs and reverses. as the
wind shifted or died away. But about
! 30 the breeze came out from the south
west and holding strong. blew the boats
TO an anchorage later in the afternoon.
The boats all went over the line on the
port tack. the sloOps with balloon ibis
set and the schOoners. besides their
working sails, smothered in their bal
loon jibs and main top mast sails. By
il 80 o'clock the boats were strung out.
with Vigilant leading and Colonia not
far astern. Then came two hours of al
ternate, light. variable winds and Gains.
but finally, about / 30. came the stiff
breeze from. the southwest. AS they
came up the sound, punched in at GAY
Head, the fleet made a fine picture.
boat was carrying every available sail.
and with increasing southwest breeze.
they all made good time to the finish
mark, off Westchop.
By the corrected time Emerald won
from ColOnia by minute and II seconds:
Marguerite wins from Iroquois by 40
minutes and 81 seconds: Cevalia wins
from Cecilia; Vigilant wins from Nava-
hoe; Sayonara wins from Wasp by IA
minutes and seconds; Jessica wins from
Syce by 2 minutes and 10 seconds; No
rola wins in her class, and Amorita wins
in the mixed class.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-08-12

Nashville. Aug. THE legislature
passed bill providing for the submits
sion to n general vote. on August :. of
the question whether constitutional con-
vcntion to make Il new constitution for
the state shall he held. For several
months u quiet, though energetic cam
paign has been made by both the advo-
Gates and the opponents of convention.
and this week there have been joint de-
bates in nearly every county.
At the headquarters of both sides in
the city victory is claimed. though both
admit small vote will he poled tonlor-
row. Voters liable to poll tax have to
pay up before voting. and this being an
off wear but few have paid.
The trend of opinion seems to be that
the convention proposition will be de-
fCndNl.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-08-12
The worst of the Season.

Nicksburg. Miss. Aug 4.-The hot
wave now prevailing in this section is the
worst of the season. Both yesterday and.
today the temperature on the streets
ranged but little below 100. Fred Good
man, who was Frustrated by the heat
yesterday, died today. He came from
Chicago. No other fatalities are reported.
Cotton isthriying underline terrible heat.
but worms are reported in Madison parish
and in lssaquena and Sharkey counties
Almost as much to he dreaded is the pos
sibility of hcary rains. which would be
disastrous ut this stage of the plants
growth.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-08-12
CuI,an War NeMs.

Havana, Aug. 5.-The Grenada battal-
ion has had an engagement near Moron
with the insulgent forces under Maxine
Gomez and Claudio Sanchez, and has de-
strOycd, according to the official reports,
four insurgent caunps with all the stores.
The regulars lost twelve wounded, and
thei Insurgents had seventeen killed and
many wounded
Capt. Gen. Weyler has sent to San Sew
erino castle the director and administrator
of military hospital for failing to dis
charge his duties.
At Guanajay Ara IT. Carley, an Amcri-
can with the rank of an officer IN the in
Surcent forces. surrendered himself,
armed. TO the authorities. He said he
was i'll, and was sent to the hospital.
Capt Gen Wey1er has oommuted the
death sentence passed upon Jose LONE,
an insurgent.