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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-07
CASE Or BIoorRY.
neyso.. In.,llal.a boz r.snll.r l Pu..

sft,t posts.
One would imagine that In our day OF
advancement and Intelligence, and In
our time OF so.called culture, people
would have progressed beyond the stage
whereon fanatielsrn, bisotry and mar
rowsmindedness exist. But II seems
that 1t were too much to hope for such
a realization, because they exist even
amongst those who profess 10 represent
a most liberal, broad.mlnded and arls.
tocratic class. II Is hot necessary to d.
late. The following facts viii explain
themselves, few days ago made
arrangements, to pass part OF the sum-
mer at the home OF Mr., Bell, the prop.
.erty belonging TO Mr.. Cecil. between
Wheeling Park and Elm Grove. Ar
arrangements were In brief satisfactorily
made. and all was well. This morning
Mr.. Bell called 70 see me. informing me
that all his boarders would leave him In
abody In case he permitted any Hebrews
to stop at his home. Under such circum-
stances l Immediately consented to re-
lease Mr.. Bell from the contract into
which had entered with him, consider
ingmyselfyerv fortunate to have escaped
being housed With a class that prides
Itself on being members OF the aristoc-
racy. but which In reality deserves to
be ostraeized from tie circles OF all
people who have any sense OF sels-re-
speet, and who possess gentlemanly and
womanlyS noble qualities. However,
enough. We have here quite q good
example Of the manner In which some
OF our so.called nrlstocracy can boycott
II they desire not some Hebrews. but
an estimable couple who have seen Mt
to rent their rooms to people Wishing
to summer mt their home. 1t Is unnec.,
essary to mention'hames. mo Hebrews
allowed" was the condition on (which
the house was rented to Mr.. Bell, and
1t is the condition on which he Is now
compelled to secure roomers. And this
Is the nineteenth century OF libcralityo.
view! LOUIS WHIT,
54 Proprietor Bon Ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-07

Commencement VIII Take Place This
Evening-The Programme.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-07

THE human machine starts but once
and stops but once. You can keep It
going longest ard most regularly by
using De Wits Little Early Risers. the
famous little pills for constipation and
al! stomach and liver troubles. Charles
Z. Goetze. Market and Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-sixth and iJa-
cob streets: A. z. Scheehle. No. 607, Main,
street; Exley Bros, Penn and Zane
streets; Bowie &c Co.. Bridgeport. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-07
TIL: FINAL MASS REHEARSAL.
BISHOP DoNAHuYs aENERos-
1TY OTHER DONORS.

y ~ I ii b i p = T. b "
The jubilee preparations at Mt. de
chantal are almost completed. The
final rehearsal OF the splendid mass re-
yerberated through the halls during tho
afternoon. Every train came loaded
with old pupils from almos, every state
and city In the Union. D Z !, Z
The scene at Mt. de Chantal was one
OF most pleasurable interest and ex-
Clement from the greetings OF friends
and schoolmates. The friends OF tho
Visitation have been most generous In,
their testimonials OF regard. The
friends OF Rt. Rev. P. ]. Donahue have
presented five hundred and nifty dol
lars. The PERSONAL contribution OF the
bishop himself is $3.50; Mrs. Brown, OF
Philadelphia. slOo: Mrs. Capt. Foutaln,
800; Mrs. McMahon, Of Philadelphia,
500; Miss Cora Burns, OF Pittsburgh,
500. % a 1ilI' = : :
Handsome contributions and courte-
sizes have been received from Mr.. George
Heard, Of Pittsburgh: Tiffany & Co.,
OF New York: Ferdinand Weber. OF
Wheeling; Misses Brennans, OF New
York; city: Sisters Of Abingdon, Va;
Sisters Of Frederick, Va; Sisters OF
Washington, D. c.: Mr.. L. A. Bennett,
Weston; F. T. Nevin, Dayton, Ohio;
Mrs. Breslln, Dayton. Ohio; Miss L.
Healy, Chicago, ILL.,; Mrs. Denman, Bal
timore, Md: Misses Broussard, OF CAL
weston, Texas; Misses Durbin, OF Graf
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Vilsack, Of Pitts
burgh, Pa. AZ.
The following people from Wheeling
contributed: Otto Hess, Anton Rey-
mann, Stone & Thomas, Geo. E. Sti-
fel, Fort Henry Club. Col. and Mrs.
O'Brien, the Register. the Evening
News, the Intelligencer, Sisters OF st.
Joseph, Mr.. Martin Thornton, John
Friedel, Beltz & Son, E. NJ. Holiday,
Miss Helen Devries, Mrs. Mai Forbes
Simpson, Mrs. Singleton, Mrs. Win,
George burst, Mrs. Ziegenfelder Mr..
VIII Lutz, Mrs. P. Jane, Mrs. C. A. Hess,
Mr.. ]. Kelly. Friend & Son. Mr.. Walker
Peterson, E. Myers, NJ. Haase, E. B.
Carney. a
The Misses Cannon, OF A1cKeesport,
Pa. are going to give q handsome new
floor for the academy refectory. Be-
sides these remembrances the former
pupils of the Sisters have contributed
towards testimonial which from pres
ent indications promises to be a most
handsome one, and Is to be presented
on the last day of the jubilee. which Is
to be Alumnae day.
MoEsignor Martinelli, the Papal dele
gate In America, arrived from Wash
ington last night and Is n guest at the
Cathedral residence. Archbishop Kahn
is expected to arrive this morning from
St Louis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-07

PAINS Fireworks. "The Battle OF
Manila" Base Ball Park tonight. Ad-
mission Soc. Children CSC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-07

HASENAUER-on Monday. June G, 1895,
at 2l5 p. m.,. ANNIE MARIE, daugh-
ter OF Cornelius and the late Annie
Hasenauer, aged months and 10 days.
Funeral from the resldence OF her father,
l6i Eighteenth street. Wednesday
morning at $50 o'clock. Interment at
Mt. Calvary cemetery. Friends OF the
family are invited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-07
ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Peo
- ulo Abr on,i, &c

strangers tu suo wy anu wheeling Peo-
plo abb on,i.
Miss Blanche Loughney. Of Pills.
burGh, Is the guest OF Blanche Brown at
the Mcclure House.
& Among the late arrivals at the Nc
Lure House are Mrs. J. P. Barr, Miss
Loughney, and Miss Gencvievc Moran,
OF Pittsburgh, who are here to attend
the exercises at Mt. dc Chantal, this
week.
Mr.. e. Gourley Hoff, formerly tho In
telligencer's correspondent at St.
Clairsvlllc. o.. now editor and proprle-
tor OF the Republican, Mt Stockton,
Cedar county. NO., was In Wheeling yes
terday on, his way TO, st. Clalrsvillc. He
will visit his old home for three or four
weeks. &
H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-07
I DIED,

CRANGLE-At Mandnn, North Dakota.
on Thursday. June 2, lsaS, ROBERT III,
CRANGLE, son Of the late Henry
Crangle. in the, S5th year OF his age.
Funeral services from the residence OF
Mrs. NJ. E. Dalzel. corner Fourteenth
and Chaplne streets. at 10 n. m. on
Tuesday, Juno Z. instead of Monday
from Baltimore, 6 Ohio depot, as for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-07
ST. JosEPH's ACADEMY

Commencement VIII Take Place This
Evening-The Programme.
The annual commencement exercises Of
the st. Joseph's Academy will take place
this evening at the Carroll Club auditor
ium, and the following programme has
been prepared:
Pianos-Misses Annette Troll. Ma
mile Malooly, lilly Geraghty. Mamie
Mckecn. Margaret Sheiiin. Julia
Kirk.
The Class
t' Misses Loretto Greene. Carrie Com.
pers. Helen Carney.
The Mon KS M FIsnnor f Eowisv
spf"s Miss u Mafssret McFadden: A' tNes
ia Serenata", .....................G Braga
First Mandollns-Misses Mamie
LOTUS, Sara MedLaughlin, Lily &C.
Second Mandollns-Mlsses Ella Dom
ohue, Lizzie Baltzer and Frederick
Essay--"Trl,e knowledge. ;............
Written and read by Miss Anna Jepson.
Valsn Brllliante"............ .Schulhoif
First Piano-Misses Elizabeth
Gundling and Eleanor Black. Sec
ond Pinno--Misscs Annette Troll
and Mamie Mckecn.
willamette: .....:...........:. Dell Ac gun
Miss Elsie Gundllng.
Caprice Hongroise'. .Ketterer
Miss Eleanor Black.
Nidia, the Blind Girl OF Pompeii. Adapted
Miss Regina Padden.
FAIRY Fingers. ..................S B. Mills
Miss Elizabeth Gundling.
"The Erl King. Schubert
Miss Gertrude Rlester.
Essay-"Love Of the Beautiful'......
Written and read by Miss Retta Woods.
"O'er Forest. Ger Mountains. .Rossini
Solo-Miss Margaret Burns.
1900 ChOrus-The Class.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-09

glIte Seitaneen (GOrr,ippHb,HteHh
iOc. pro SunAtrt. Ju bab,u in Der Office Ats -Dtul
i6In eorrtlpsEeeRicn,- BGltlmOTs str. URe gOh
StEeC GptHUss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-09
GREAT SCOTT.

Der 9linbe tabelt ben Stein, Der
i6n getruffen bat. 9as rGom6ins"
tabslt @rsdt Scptt fir 1ein reeGIcs 8ez
i8dft, tpdhrenb lie li4 nur ielbit 6u
tabeln 9absn.
irebrlt9feit fam niemaIs mit@6rz
ii6teit conturriren. Great Scott, Der
e6rli6e 8aufmann Der MufIen, gebt
bepte ebenio, ipie sr itets ging, benn
Der einfa6e We9 Der @brtidteit lit Die
bette @arantie. limb Iein pbdnomena<
Ter GrfoIg iit Der bette gstpsis, cab iein
@eg Der ri9tige lit.
9Lber bier lit Der 9uten fir 8reat
Scott, bo9 ni9t fir Die W}uHen. QBte
bsreits geitern in Der Sun" uno benz
n!6eraIo." ioipie Der nNenS" bert4tet,
1T 8reat Scott ge5pungen, bas 9a>
milton Gaiterz@ebGube gu rGumen;
bas beiBt. er muB es in tur3er 3eit
auFgeben. 9ieIe Ha9ri9t er5ielt
@reat Scott ri1t CUR rs6ten 3eit, um
ibn ab3ubaIten. ieinen grOben Dor
rQtb an M06eln uno Ssppihen fir
bas WintergeI4dft ein5utaufen, um
ben Qnforbsrungeu bes GRieTen Sc
I3Gfts gere6t gu perben.
4ber ungliifli9er 8siIe lpurbe inn
bies mitgetbeiIt, na9oem Die 2lrtitsl
getuuft paren, na9oem Die 8ddren i'm
SGnilton @aiter 9ebGube untergsz
brd6t paren, in allenStodtperten pom
ppm 11ntsrgeI9oB auf. Na4bem @uaz
rem i'm @ertbe bon ein1unberttauf feno
Dollars gu Dem bereits Dorbanoemn
Eager bir5ugsfiigt paren, bo er6oben
ii4 @srbdItniife, tpeIde 5ur 5oIge bats
ten, buB Dem @roBen Yreis Serabe
IeBer MittbiIung gemu4t puroe, ous
8ebGuos gu rGumen.
0ieies lit, bebentt tpobl, teinesz
psgs cine 8erIsBuDg irgtno pel9sr gez
i8GFtli6en 8erpfIi9tungen, Die 5fpiz
i6en 6rn. Scott unp ben Gigent6ii=
msrn oes 9amiltpn Cater 8ebduoes
beiteben. Gs 1T ein3ig unD ulIein eine
9ln9eIegenbeit, Die Ii9 DOp ieIbit ergub.
9o8 eiperIei, mas Die urIa9e lit; Ell
rsrIei, mas bic NbIi6ten Oerjenigsn
Iino, pel9e @reat Scott bic gtoti3
ianbten, gu rGumen, bas R&Iultat lit
oafeIbe uno 3par, DaB er fein Eager,
feline Seppi4e uno ieine Ut06el opferD
muB. @r bat teinep unoerep PlaB,
fie unter5ubrin9en. auBsr in Den Sduz
fern Der Mafen unb bortbin geben fie
fait gu ben Soften, lie nd9 9auie gu
nebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-09
GREAT SCOTT.
2lbsr Der urme Scptt mub es ertrd7

2tber Der arme @cOtt mub es ertras
gen.
G5 fdQt @reat Stptt isbv iAtptr,
9lIes auf5ufibrsn, tpus er in oleler
0o6e ben Maiien gu geben bat.
N2orgsn fri6 beginnenb, pirb Der
groBe greisberabIeBer unb uniDerlelle
8erIor8er Der UtaieR ben geiummten
8orrat6 i'm Samilton Gditers9ebduOe
obne RtidT9t uuf ben Bsrth oOer
Gburatter gu so Gents uuf ben Doll
lar ii6ergeben.
SEPT, msrten Sic Ii9, bic @Orrdt3e
Tino OolItdnoiq neu. G5 IiRO Daaren
oieier Saiion, Die fir bus Ninterge>
i6dft getauft puroen. @reat Scott
mar bter5u g25prngen, bsnn ietne gro
ben flint Older umFaiienOen 2GOen an
NorbzSopurozStrdBe Ddren nod
ni9t sr0ffnet, uno itno nt4t fertlg'
um 6is ieBt er0ffnet tpsrben gu tonz
nen, 10 baB Dem gublitum i'm peltes
item umFunge ale 8equemli6teiten ge@
bOten peroen tonnten, un0 Die belterl
uno erDBten 2tttommooutionen, tpel3e
@reat Scott gu 9e6Ote itdnoen, purs
ben bel Der gr0Tfnun9 OeS SdmrIton
@dIter @ebGuoes eeboten, un6 iouen
audi 6ei Der Gr0ffnung ieiner groBen
unb urfpringIifsn fiinf older umfdlz
ienben QGoen an Rpr0s 5pparofrabs
angetrofFen tperben.
8ieuei6t bic beiten 4rtiteI, an tDels
9e morgen in 8e3ug uuf groBe Bar
gains gu oenten lit, IinO ParIorz uno
S9laf3immer W&eu6lement8, GBs
8immer W206eln uno 8ibliotbetsGins
ri9tungen. @s iino Dieies iibsrbuupt
Die SauptItiiBen Oes 9eiGdfts. Ras
turli6er Weiie perben au4 @oufss,
Qoungeg uno GdzStIde, S4reibtii4e
uno RuIif S9rGnte, Por5eaonz
S6rGnte II. ,5etezastetes" = tleinere
2trtitel bieier 2lrt, tpsl6e man in jeoem
gut uusgeitatteten 6stm finoen ioIlte,
nGGIItens bereintommen. 0o4 iino
0ieIes nsbeniddIide Oinge. uno benz
nod InO lie 10 billig, ouB sic Der Der
fu6ung ni6t peroen piOeriteRen tOnz
nen, SIR Ssim init oenIelben dn5uz
fIlen, ob Sic oieIeI6en gebrau6en
poer ni6t. 0tsIelben perOen INNER
bin eines Suges iebr bGnoi9 iein.
Great Scott ertGGrt Sbnsn u6ers
mails, buB 50 Gents auf ben Dollar
ungefGbr 2lqes lit, mas er BEL Dem for>
cirten 9ertauf oes 5amilton @aiterz
8orrat6s gu realiiren ertpartet, unN
tpsnn Der groBe 9reiSferabieBer Dies
ertlGrt, 10 lit bdmit genug geiugt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-09
Gubonif4e 8oIt@ 4ng e
ISnPn

Uufbin9ton, .. g., 8. Stt.-
Der 9rGTibent bat bur9 cine Gretuz
tiDzOrore ben cu6anii9en 3artf buz
6inge6eno psrGnbtrt, baB 3ugs unO
S6la8tpieb, iopie qfIiige unO 5drmz
@erGtbe (ausgenommen MaIhinen
nab alien SGfen, bic ii4 i'm 8eIiBe Der
Ser. Staaten befinoen, frei eingefiihrt
psroen biirTen. 0ieie 8eitimmung
blei6t, Bis ein poqitGnbiqsr 5urif aus
gear6eitet pirb, in Strait.
Die z&0nigin tom mt.
Gan 6ran2t5co, 8. Ott. -
Der Correspondent Der nQTociateb
9reB" in 9apaii isnOet Na9ri4t, DaB
bic @Ts&0nigin 2iiiuOtuluni Da8 gez
lie6te &anatsnldnD 0emnG6It berldiIen
unb Ii8 na9 Der 8unbeS6ouptItuOt
tege6en tpirb, INN i6re NnIprii6e auf
bic n&ronlGnoereien" bon 9apaii i'm
GongreB gelteno gu MAIDEN.
0as 8anOnenboOt bennington" lit
in 6onoIulu angelangt. Inn ben Sreuz
ger yQ6iiaoelpbia" ab3ui0Ieu.
Gompagnie s bes Netpzgorter Gez
ntecprps, bic in pearl@GitD campirt,
bat ben 2luftraq er6alten, bic nOt6igeR
@oror6eitsn fir Die 9IGne 3ur gefeItiz
gung bes bOrtigen 9ufsn5 ms 8ert
gu TeBen.
Sci Ql6fa6rt Der .@ulenciu" BON
U2anild paren in benP6ilippinen feline
ni8ti9en Greigniiie por8efommen.
0a2 0etter mar 6eiB unb. i6pul, unb
bic 4er3te 1pra9en bic 8efiir6tung
aus, OaB Der 9eiunbbeits3uItono Der
5ruppen ii6 oeri9limmern nirbs. Giz
Fige 6GlIe bon Ulalaria urb 3bp6u5
iinp unter Den Wanni6aften auTgstrez
ten. S9ls6tes 5rintpaTer ioQ bic
lrIa6e iein. Die 6reipilIigen in Der
Pbi.ippinenzArmee 7e6nen ii4 na6 Der
9eimat6 3uriid. Die 4u5T4t auf
ldngcten 8arniion5OienIt be6agt ibnen
n;6:.
@oGbotenbrtefe aus sra
nila.
Son6ran3t8co, Sal, 8. Oft.
- 0as SransportI4iff r06io" III
aus RaniIu angetommen. Die 8rieFz
laden fpurben nod ni6t ausgei6ifFt,
oa cine Quarantine ang:orbnet
nurbe.
0us Sransporf9iff Senator"
pirb poruusIihtli4 Ieine 3psits Reiie
na6 Wtarila am nd9Iten 0ianItag ans
treten. MabrI4einli6 pirb Th 8ene=
raj UtiGer nit Dem britten Battalion
beg %. SnfanterissRegiment5 uno ben
Retruten aus Oregon auf benz Grams
portbdmpfer einT6iffen.
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SEnrnfcr's 8irrsI Irnif.

Cincinnati, 8, 8. Ctto6er.-
Gsnator 6orater if DER 2lHTjfter eines
gter 5ruIts, Der bier nit 6uIfe BON
0rtIi9em 4apital gu Stunoe tommen
ioa. Die llntsrGanolungen purosn
BON i6m nit !ol6am 9eI9id gefu6rt,
ouB bic tGufli6s uebsrnabme Der
8rauereien nunmsbr erfOlgen piro.
Der Senator lit na6 Rem 9ort ges
reiIt, um Die enoQiltiosn Gontratte a6z
3ui6lieBsn unO bic llebertragung8urz
tunoen au53ufertiQen.
3pei 8eriiherunQ5 @deqitoFt2n,
Die yMutual 2ifs sSnIurunce So" pom
glep gort uno bic gPropiOsnt 2iTe
endurance 60" pon philadelphia fno
bic 8duFer. eSm 8rauertibetrie6e
pollen Die beiOen @ompugnisn i6r&as
pitdl anIegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-09
GREAT SCOTT.

S6re pfli9t Sbnen iel6it gsgenuber
1T tlar. &aufen Sic morgen ooer
beher, Sic nebmen eS morgen iOgleiA
fort - Sic beoiirfen fsines 9aIenfuz
BeS, I'M Slid gu bd6en.
HatiirIi4 finbet es @reat Scott
taum irgenbtpis notbpenbig, Sbre
gufmertiamteit auf Die 2uOp 2onoons
berr9 0eiIins Don antiten S4Uutslz
itublen unb Sti6len unb Gou6es,
unO iel6it 8eftitelen gu lsnten. gaez
ben3er geiagt, @reat Scott bat Bis ieBt
nod nt6t Die 2dbp QonbonberrD 8etz
ten - 8ettiteIIen Iino natiirIi8 gez
meint = eripdbnt. @s tit ni9ts 2lnz
oeres, als Elm eifenes 8ett, nit $0anbz
it'ntBereien nit bem Unicorn uno Dem
NOtpen am &opfenoe, unb nit 9lno=
ibniBepeten an ben 5IBen - 9ates
2ljdr; eire 8ettiteqe, fir tpel9e Sic
getpObnli9 Elm Sunbert Dollars be-
3ubIen miiBten, bod penn bieielben
Sbnen fir $50 pfferirt tperben, tpie
9reat Scott SSbnen ieBt 2dop 2Onz
oonberrp's eigene Grfinbung fir $50
offerirt, tpiirbeR Sic iiber eitsn 3uun
bon Sta9elOrabt fallen, Giner nu4
bem 2tnbsren, obns Iidb gu DerIsBen,
Inn oieisIben gu er6di9en.
Die formeae Gr0ffnung bon @reat
ScOtts fiinf older umfufenben Quoen
Diro in sinigen Sagen ange5eigt lpers
ben. 8ieaei9t morgen in Der Sun"
uHo i'm n9erulb. 8reut Scott 1T iebr
DOrii6tig in Iol6en Nr5sigen. @s 1T
ieRr Ip06rI4einli4, baB bic Gr0Huung
cine Wp9e oauern fpirb unb baB tpdb=
renb Der Wp6e SpupenirS aus gez
i4lSffenem 8Ids, SabiQonb unb0resz
'oener 9or3eIar, @ufen aus &rbtoq
uno onoeren 6orbenz@ffetten, tur3<
UNI, un3dbIige 0tnge gratis an bic
&Gufer pert5etlt perben. 8ieqei9t,
baB 8reat Scott, iobuIo er nit ietner
Gr0ffnun9s>9 >9n3eige fertig lit, tpentgz
items 1000 Oeri9ieOene SouDenirS berz
t6eilen pirb.
Natiirli6 1T e5 tdum not6ipenbtg, gu
ertldren, baB tein 8uuf nut6penoig lit,
um zines O0er me6rers bieier 8eI9ente
gu Ii6ern. 8einsr ii6er6aupt. 9rsat
Scott bdtt oieIe Gr0ffnung auf um
1ie gu sinem bemerfenspertben Grsiqz
nib in Der 6unoeIs 8eI6i6te nt6f
nur bon MarbIdn0, ionbern i'm W0z
BEL unb Seppi6 9tI9dFte Der Ser.
Staten gu MAIDEN.
gi3t5 ber9Iei6en 1T iemaI5 in Der
8elt geIebsn poroen, ober 6efer, penn
Iie itattfjnbet, ToQ ni9ts ie ibr g!ei9
fein i'm 2e6en 0erienigen, Die buran
tbeIlnebmen.
6dltet Sure @u9en 0dFiir often!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-09

ii4 DufeIbit nod 265 trante Solouten
befinoen.
Camp 0itpff, Montdutz9oint,
8. SttO6er. - Maior Sra s. 8ropn
pOm n2lugsneinen 9OIpitdl" tebrte gez
itern 2lbenb bDn Maibington 8urijd.
9eute ma4te er Die fOIgenOen Angaz
ben:
SD ging na6 8aibington, um
nit 9ensralar3t Stsrnberg unO Sez
tretGr Qlger iibsr bic BON i6nen aebegz
ten PlGne fir Die @riinDung zines per-
manenten 9OIpituI5 an OieIer Steue gu
conferiren. Die Regierung bat Be-
14lofen. iofort nit bem8au bes gr0Bz
ten 6eIoz9oTpitaIS Der WeIt gu Begin
nen. 9a7sI6e pirb in unmittslbarsr
NGbe beg ieBfgen rNq9emeinen Soipiz
tals" erri6tet tperben.
= Gs 1T bic Q6fi9t Der 8egierung,
umfafenbe 8prbersitun9en fir bic
8erpflegung aqer frdnten SoIbaten
gu treffen, bic in einigsn Wonaten aus
unleren neuen 8eIiBungen in ben Sroz
pen 5uriidte6pn tperben; unb bieTer
Ort lit als Der bette bon alien befunDen
tpOrDen. 9as SpIpituI pirb aus Sic
geIn unO 9Ol5 erri6tet.
mai 6ington, >. g., 8. Stt.-
8eneraI Qatpton bepef9irt aus Sanz
tiago be Guba untr Dem geItrigsn 9az
tum: 679 5tsbertrante, total ertrantt
1893; geitorben Muiiter giden Gu
muei, @Ompagnie 9, 8. SQinOisz8oz
acknowledgement.
Camp 8itoff.
Sm Camp Bitoff Te6t es beute in
5olge bes Regens re6t feu4t uno triib
Gus.
9us 7. SnfunteriezRe9iment 1T bas
ein3ige, pel9ss nod i'm Eager tpeilt,
rpiro aber in Der nG6Tten @o6e, ipz
bdiO ous SOipituI ubgebrO6en lit, bus
2a9er Derlaifen.
SIN Sofpital befinben Ii9 nur NOD
losnige &rante, uno pie 9berit Ypung
ert!Grt, lit bort cine groBe Do9mannz
ffdft ri6t n6t6ig.
3tp0lf Sppbustrante tpurben 9ez
item Qt6enO auf 6ruu 2ipingIton M&dz
Ions So4t Daniel" na9 Netpport
tIdn5pprtirt.
Der SoIbut 6arri1on 0etpeb pom
6. SnfanterieSRegimsnt, Gompagnie
u, III beute friib an 5ppbus geltorben.
aus 9orto RicO 8uritgsz
te6rt.
Rsn gort,8. Otto6er. - 0ug
6pipitali9iff rSoIace," Gapt. 0unz
lap, 1T bier aus San Suan, gprto
Ricp, nit 19 tranten MatroTen uno
43 tranten SOtbuten eingetrOffen.
Die @erIutliite ber 30 a.
rtne iebr 8ertn9.
8aibington, D. g., 8. Off,
0as Nlarine 9epdrtement bdt bic
@srluIiite Der Ser. StuutenzWdrine
pd6reno Oes 8rie9es 3uiammengez
itsut. SIN 9un3sn purben II W1ann
qet0otet, uno "a Mann psrloren our9
unglHdsfGqe oOer &rantbeit i6r 2e=
ben.
0o8nu6 Muntlu beprz
bert.
@uf9ington, .. g.. 8. Off,
6 purOe 6suie i'm Murire Oepartez
ment geiagt, oaB bic Sdla6ti9tffe
Soma" uno Oregon" bOrausIi9tIi9
eft am Wittpo9 i6re 5ubrt BON Repz
gort nu6 6on0lulu, relp. Wtanill.
a1treten pernen. gapitdn Barter BAT
Srore, 10 balo 2lQes porberettet lit, in
See gu ite6en. @inige Arrangements
miiiien nod getrOffen perosn, beren
QOrbereitungen iebenfdqs big W&itts
mod in @nIpru4 Re9men peroeh
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9teOile III @aibin9tpn.
Aus unGeren 5e(OGugern.
Silinufalani fUmmt iuieocr.

Der QrGTibent lGBt Elm aus Cuba 3uz
riidgefsbrtes Neger 8apaaerie :
Regiment Repue paIIiren. - Die
i6par3sn &rieger peroen entbu@
TuitiI6 empfungen. - 9os ge~
tp0bnli4e 8er60r in Der unterTuz
6ung5 GommiifOn. - Die
Gommifiion tpirO baIO eine Sns
ipeftionsreiie antreten. - Die
@erluItliIte in Der Marine mar cine
iebr geringe. = Die Grs&Dnigin
QiliuOfalani min no9mol5 na9
2lmerifa fommen. = 30qe auf
S6Ia4tz uno 3ugDis6 auf Guba
aufgeboben. = Ra8riftsn aus
ManiIa.
8af6ington, .. g., 8. Off,
9rGfoent 0fc8inIep belt geftern Dor
oem rWeiBen 9aufe" cine Repue iiber
bds 10. Ser. Stdaten &dDulertezR zRez
giment o6. 9as berii6mte Reginent
pur0e bon Der entbuliaitii i6en Mense
nit lauten 6urrdbrufsn empFangen.
Inter ben 9Giten 6efanoen Ii6&riegsz
SetretGr QlIger, SefretGr 8liB uno
cine groBe 2tn3abl Sffi5iere, bdrunter
General 0beeler, gu Oe1enGommdnoo
ouS Regiment por Santiago geb0rte.
9ds Regiment befur0 ii4 ouf Der
0ur6reiie na4 Camp Witoff.
Der Qrmeez Sfanbul.
@uf6ington, .. g., 8. Stt.-
Die GommifIton, psI6s Die NfiBz
tpirtbI6lft in Der Misunderstanding
unteriu9en iou, bsrnabm beute 5pei
3eugsn. G5 paren bies Or. 9tffin,
pelfer bem Sternberg Qa3urstb gu
Camp Sbomas, G6idamaugu 9urt,
9a., porItsbt, uno GapitGn 8dloribge,
Elm Brigade GommifGr BON Camp
@u6a Qibre gu Sadionpiqe.
Die @ommiiIion piro poruusIi6tz
li4 bereits am 16. Stto6er ibre Runo>
rsiis behufs 9nipettion Der peri6ieOe@
nen 5elolager ontreten. SadionDile
Obsr Camp Msabe foQsn 3uerit beiudt
tperoen. Camp Witoff fpl crit i'm
Ropember inipi3irt peroen.
Sn ndfrIter DoGe piro bic Gom>
miIiion Die offiaisqen 9eri9te un0 dnz
oere RuppOrts eings6snb unteriud)en.
aus ben TsGbIagern.
Gbtdomauga, GbattauOos
g MtlitGr 9arf, Ga, 8.
Stto6er. = G6arles u. Sin, GDm=
pognis 9, 6. Ser. .StautenzS Snfanteriez
Regiment. itarb geItern am 3ppbus.
Die Qei6s purbe na6 ieiner SsimdtR,
.Wai6ington, .. g., geianOt. @tpa
300 $atienten befinben ii9 i'm vSterns
6ergS2a5aret6" uno 26 i'm r2eiter@2d@
5aret6. 81 Yattsnten aus Sbip uno
psnniplpanisn er9ielten geitern Grz
iaubniB, na9 ibrer 9eimutb gu retIen.
Camp 9Oluno. &norpiae.
5enn., 8. OftOber. = SIN bisTigsn Ga
Sartt6 purben gsitern flint patientsn
aufsenomgnen unb "a sntlaHsn, O 6aB
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Seib hiibid1.

nGs ift ebenio lei9t." Capt Sure
photographer BON q 2libman berz
itellen. 0as 2ttelier lit nit ben mpz
Osrniten Ginridtungen ausgeitattet.
4beno Suillen uno 6Ute gum pboz
togrupbiren fir bic Oamen.
q r. / z. % its2egingtonz 0 nzS t T.
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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-06-30

Davis then promptly moved that when
the senate adjourn it be until Il a.. M.
Monday, and the motion was agreed to
~ to IL. Mr.. Turley of Tennessee then
resumed his constitutional argument
against the annexation resolutions.
Me. oraker questioned Mr.. Turkeys po-
sltion on the point Of the cession of
territory. MI. Foraker walked over to
the Democratic side, and, from asking
q question, fell into a general discus
sion with several Of the opposition SEN
ators concerning the nature Of treaties.
He argued that in this case it was
more legitimate to proceed by means OF
legislation than by treaty because with
the ratification Of the treaty it would
cease to be binding, as when this
should occur n Of the parties to the
contract would pass out Of existence.
IN the extended colloquy between Mr..
oraker on the one side, Mr.. Allen Of
Nebraska, Mr.. Clay Of Georgia and MI.
Caffery of Louisiana on the other MI.
Foraker maintained that the annexa-
ton of Hawaii was not essentially and
executive function.