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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-13
Nene In3eigeu.
Scfnuntmddlund.

@ir bic llutcr3,ibn,t,n, tcua6ri6tia'u bi,uni
uniTt 9unotn. nab in 6plpe Der Grb6buuq DER Re
Qitrunqsisucr 0uf Bier I'M @etrGQe npn tlren
Dollar pro @arrtl Der grcis Dts &i:rcs an uni
nab Otm l3. sunni 1893 cjutn Solar pro Barre
cVb0bt lpiro, INN DaB Tlai6tnbier uli 80 Gtuts pr'
Giitc fitr littRtiirte DdnDlcr uuO uuf Sl.lU Ilr ga
niEitusGunoi6ait crb6bt lpir0.
SdrIcp Warf Sreping 60.
GLOBE Sraucrei.
DIE NatIDudl SSrepiu9 SO.
Die 2tdnedre Sremina SO.
Die Giqeubrpt Brewing SO.
Die SEQ. Sdueruid)mtnt Srepins Sc.
Ser9er=SrduerSi.
Z. 4. 9SicEucr K Bro. 9rerpin9 SO.
Sic @ermaniazSrnucrci.
Wuguif Bed.
S~prtngsSareen Sreping 60.
Sobn i. @iehusr s. Sphnc.
Ole Bon Der 6prif SreDin9 50.
6cp. Srcbm.
2. Scurprier's Sphuc SrGuerei.
Oriental Srenins SO.
WpuutSSrdueret.
Sdppieps Srdueret.
Baltimore SrCpina SO.
6Gpr9e Suutber. u66-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-13
@eennfe nIefen.

Dit. t6atid3Ii6 uuberorOentIi6er 2eiftunesu por
@toauteulsisrn bon Ruf ieBen aQs, rpti6e icmals
3suoen o~erielbtu ettporoen fnb, in Gritauntn. ri,
Wifeni5aft fam &c fb ni6t %crfldren; Die 9t.
oaufsnIeisr islbft fnO ni6t i'm StouOe, 81 iugen,
Our6 Dtlaen %esittieen pro3sb fe III SbIubfOlQt:
a~usfOri6uns f. f6 porQtnommeu baben. Somlci
iaot: IS sitbt mtbr Siuas 3piiftn 6immsl uuG
Groc, ols Seine SaultUeigbtit f6 trduuleu last.
Die puHOtrpOllsu 9siftuuqen Der @eounteuleier bill.
niqtm ausipru6. Ser Sruuo absr Der %pobltbati.
gen @irtune bon Sofetttr's Naasnbitttrs in IdI.
len bon Rbeumotismus, Spspspft. Walaria, 9it.
reus uno 9lnitnlsiosn, Qsrpbftdt, @aqbeidtutreen,
btoarf, punoerbar ipis ss 1T, feiusr 1~luteriu5ung.
g9ir iuiFsn, oaB bGs 9ittsrs bic 2ranfbeiten, qeqsr
bic IS anqeuaubt iriro, furirt. GolQli6 piro az
BON 9raitifern uuO Sbsorttifsrn empfohltn. Sit
Qebrou6tn es islbt uuo piHeu, iUarum. Wit pc.
burrlidteit eebruu@t, briugt rs berlorent 9eiuuo.
belt ipitoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-13
SeriammlnngS Wn3etgeH.

n~xSoEORTHERN CENTRAL PERMANENT
W. BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OF BALTIMORE | I
Nlitqlitotr ptrOen biermit beuu6ribtiQt, ban IN
Der uGditeu %rtQuldreu moHatii5cH ~SerlummluH9
oisier @eituibait, utlbt ai Diem L 4 9, ben 81.
Suui 1893, Nbeuos, i'm @irtuu Der @itlibait, gr.
2l4, u9tts 6~aDrtt=Strabt, itlttiiuOtt, itbsr 9tpifs
glmtHocmtHts IND @crdn0truRQtn OR Contribution
ann 0tbsnesisss ab1etjurmt ip:rOsH iolsH, natDeml
~Oiti,beu beu Sirsftoriuu III Der mormtli6:H 9ers
iammluHe jm Mai untrrbrtittt porotu iU1reI.
l56,63-4l 6. &. Sing, Setrstdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-13
Maria 0unNcI.

SO itar6 am II. 9uui, "A llbr Raanittaas,
70. eebensiaors Die getrDiaunQ iiuO,t btute,
Veontaa, 916rittcus 4 1lbr, BON Tr. CD, &auooer=
Strabt, aus itntt, po3u 6rsunoe uno 9tfaants
BOLTON eirlelaDeu INN. 150
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-13
Iad1 @aIbinatpu.

W 9oSafsS Station. an mod,rtoo,r r. NJ az
S.'S222 $50, 1904 gormitfaas, ri9 ii, 70 81 "a AZ
Slbssgyos "aPHltiaas, 1912, r7.49, rg.32, ri04l,
tao t'0 20 SSonntags, 1907, 1850, ri004 @ormiis
uRo ia 1zTiI7' re, 1886, Ra6mittag5. 1912, y9.3l
re- S9g5"SSf9setatyoa an Wo5tntaacn. 500. re- Is.
gsrmit roo. TG2 r800, S.35, 1900, rI0l2, 1902
@ yiI"Yt'i "a i2I5 rl2.5G r2.40, 80 jr3.45 4
roo r 715'' : [9 4 645 @i5Iqiml, $50. 1000, 6l8,
SSSaEtaS8, 1925, 6.85, s85'" roo. RIO 5i 10 RIO los
On p LOO los, r2.40. 3.45 AS Wirutsnl,
rio (, "11q9aRnittaqs 6.l8, roo, $3.50, 9.I5, r0.I0,
60, 9osmittaas. Gamotn"S station, 75o. 'aa.695',
Sorrtongs' uH6 $3.50, go Ra6mittaos. Nm
SoHh!a9tN, 800 @ormittaas nnn h2n Mnhmittnng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-13
Marie =. Sufferbert.

Gs itarb am u. Suni, 9.+5 ubr gbtuos, mad lanz
Ger Rrarfbeit Glaris Z. 6ofisrbsrt. a~tfitbtts Go9z
tw6sn bon 95jllip 6. NM Sbsrtfo o~0iisrbcgt, I'M
alt,r BON 3 9lbrsu uuo ) Wonattn. Sie 3tjt Der
RssrOieuuo miro ipdtsr dnpBtipt.
Cg9aibingtonsr 3situue,n m6etn ~otidaiQt t%ppictrl.
G56)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-13
Minnie SmcncL.

IS ftarb am Samftaq, DEN II. SUM-. l1.F llbr
NbsnOg, gjnnie SbeOtl, otlicbtt Gattin BON Soha
Y. S6eOtL. Ole 9strOiQuue iinott NJ / ~ Q d,
ben -. SUM, 9 lbr WlorQsrs, BON ibrer ltB!tl
Q8obnuH9, Gr. l20, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aus
nab Der Ct. Wiha,lszRirbr itltt, poi:!bft cine
RtauitntaoO6medt itr bic SesItnrubt Der 9'rItor'
bsnsn ~etltbrirt uirD.
Her sickness IS ended.
Her troubles are gone.
o think how she suffered
An6 moaned with pain
In the long night hours.
As we soothed her In vain;
Till God, In his mercy,
send down from alb we
An angel that whispered
A message of love.
QjG-Sp Bon tbren GiuOcru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-13
2attimOre ,@GiO Gt(en6a6n.
Rrutt nRraft am t. m 1893.

WITT m 6Faft am - W | lS03.
4a9 ebieago nnb Dem ROrbpsRtu Rt. 9oDol'
GS.utson, iOV4 8orutttags. G42 Qbcuos tigli6,
Qbenbs. NS' o''W'''us9 ""O wv
p%ag 9ln5InHoti. 81. 2Ouis uHb eouispias - Wt.
fsoIi5 226 aa&mittaqs uno 10 ii aS,nOs,
admin, eSmoSl5Sfaii9 1925 gormittoes, 2.4O
etotior SI,L{5ourg uHo 6~IsBslauo Ut. Ropols
T ngon, lo4 9ormittaos, tdoii5. 40 VStnog,
g gIys,igmsfn S%onntnqs. Characterization, 1912
Tao Columbus. IsItoo unS S uS ! m. so,
gb,T5Ssa lO4l absnOs. 6omOtus Station, 1885
toyoo 00oa'8sOrItans, Rembbis. girm:n5bom. Chat,
S0@Gl.Statiou, 9.32 tdali5. Z Sa ~TrU's ,7li9 T'' q @ %
TSr.S taqlp. S6tafDagQous Don gul.imrr, bs
Po55 TdaS,ans uHS 8uibtnotou bis Rsmpbis.
t6oii5 SGtap ut. Ro9aIsS Station, 2.26 Ra6m.,
1S'7' eoHiotHsS tatiou, :. 400u6mitta9s, t6ali5'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-13
sa.a rdsWaarplamOer sabn.
qrottnRraftam 80. u 1898.

-
r,rlaFsu re 6iqsHsStatiou, nis fSlot:
SGSt IN g5HsaJug, Sauptlinis, g.. & 80. q.
'49O - - p,m SHotn uno uusgsHsmmtH SonHtags
n 81 o.. r.. SbGmbsrsburg, DtartiHsburo UNI
sr@rjttaqg - gurl, 3. & 8. Sin, una
~ -StIinis ohlt9 BON Gmorps9rops, fsrur Cars
Saa'rrb g.. / .. 81. q.
20 ~ aormIttaos = 6auptliuis, ~Gbambusbur9,
0st,oTid, GmnitIbur0 uRO y. / ID y. g. mas
90 81 'HSagaTP!Hittogs - aIfom. mad uutOn.griOgI
~ GI y S6ormittags gfiom. mad uuiou'griO8ts
4Sii5rf. 6rtpsbnrg. irtHtr Carlisle W6 V. ( .,
,255, @1obmittuas aiiom. nab GHorps@ropt
70 * Rnhuiittaqs afiom. MAD uHlsHsSrteaG.
"a 90 1q5mittaQs - GIprsb nab Vo.f un9 3. N
Nm 1"bmittaos asom. na9 GmorssgroDE
IN 9odmittadg - GEp0B Hdp 9uHtttn an pea
~ Soo,StIinis, fsrnsr 6rtberi6, GmmttsbHTg, 6Ripa
%,rsgmro uno q. & 20. R. r..
zGn Standardization nab GmorQs9rooe.
iS 10 Gfs,upg = aHom. nab nnIoHsS[toss. .
10 * 0IbsuDg - atfom. uab gHloIpsStoot.
III 81 @b,uos - affom. nah Smorp'9toos,
"T5.fh 9dgli6, ausqsnommsH SpnHIaaA
~S 7Rm SountuQs.-
qin,t. uuo g.pddsCtiies 81 Z3 bF'SaIflmstsA
et5aB.' toft,u an Unions. gsHni9lOunias apsuus's
2.ys gnoibrpots (R~ortbsArtuuss) Station au-
< y I'M Z . b. Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-13
Snbns Spnfiu8 uuipcriit6t.

Die @ritfuuQtu 3ur Nuirabms iir Oen ~llniperis
tdtssRurius beginner am VI / =: ID o d, Den Is.
SUM.
a~uiraQcu @etrciis ndbcrtr Wittbcjluuq miifcu All
ben &coitrutor Der unioeritdt 9cri6tct ieiu.
HIi O Il Il p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-13
@cnrae $. Mcnnerif.

Gs itarb am 10. Suni 8eOrQt -. MsnHtrid I'M
Sin A8rssntsStrdbe. Sit 9scroiQunQ finot. btutt,
Wontas, TaGmittoQs 4 lIbr. BON isiuer iesi'u
aSobnung Gus uui Der rg8eternsG tm:tcrD" ttatt.
1g6A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-13
Baltimore uno annapnlis Sburt Glue
Giienbahn.

9ios p~erlafen Gam0tnsS Station mad annapolis un6
SSriibtu 5tationeu at g9obtntdqen um 6.55,
40 Normittags unb Ito 4abmittags uno CPS
9btlss. GrYrcB nod annapolis uuO n. u. &
42piibtusS tatioHeH an 0obeHtdatn UNI 4Q5
40 9a9mittaqs.
3obR million 9ropH,
Observation-Disclosures,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-13
Observation-Disclosures

Todocm Hr. 6ranf &crbert ieinsr gntbeil in Der
-0uerep Splf Sdumnieridlieu Gpnp." am II.
9fdi 1898 ]pertdIft bat, Diro Die Gompagule lest pom
n5%-RN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-13
SuuSDn=8 arf=G emetcrn,

Gigtntbamer BON Ssqrdbnibs9ldscn, psl6t piins
l9en. tur Die tommtnDe 6aiiSn ibre @rdbsr init
Spbeu. ~ beoedtn. moeen s~efdaieft ibre auts
traee 10 trhb, ais mosliA, in oitszl ghreau surtd
lahsA (apriQg lSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-13

Sin Munn in Rebrosto,
Der 9ferbe gu pertaufen bate. i4rieb
an sinan 6reuno in NaIbington, ..
g., uno fragte an, p6 Dieielben bort
pertGufli4 ieier. Der 5reuno ant
pprtete i6m: Die 2eute bier reiten auf
Dem 6a6rrab, bic 8agen peroen BON
Mault6ieren ge5ogen, bic StraBenz
balm rDiro our9 @leftri3itGt in Be-
trieb geieBt unb Die gtegRrun8smaI4iz
ne pon Gieln. Sic ieben, mir BADEN
feinen 8eDarf fir 8ferbe bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-13
>@RbleR.

| ct. Samcs Gparbanf.
- Gde Baltimore Str. uub BoitsG ifcesStUs.
Sic id6rlibc g9d5l BON Itupli Eirct:oreu fir bas
fommeuOe Sdbr iiuott TAFT 3 itn il a 9, ben H.
sunni 1898, RabmittaQ5 3piibtu Drei uno pier llhr.
Sm guitroas ocs QrdfDcntcn:
l147,540 9einridb SreS. gdagm. Il. Ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-13

WeI6er in elmer 2tterus
fur beleIene 0euti4e bat nt4t in btelen
8agen einmaI an 6reiligratb's i4Ones
9ebt9t geOu4t:-
Qm Baum Der Meni9hett brGngt Ilh
8liit6' an 8liitbe,
Nu6 etp'gen Regeln piegen tie itf
b'rauf,
Denn. 6ier bic cine matt uno tpelt per@
glii6te,
Sprtngt bort Die unbere bOa uno trdfz
tig auf.
Sin epig' &ommen unb elm epi8' Sc
ben,
llnb nun unb nimmer TRIGGER Sttae>
Itanb,
8ir fe6'n Iie aufz, ME ieb'n fie nieOer>
tpe6en,
limb iebe 8liitbe lit elm 8plt i'm 2anb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-13
MDntag, ben Is. Suui 1888.

Sn taum berfeIben 3eit,
Die e uns nabm, uniformen fir unIez
re Qrmes gu beIOrgen, baben Die 0eutz
fGen Rappleon ben 9ritten uno feline
gauge &rmee gefangen genommen.
(@lmira 9a3ette.)
8e5iig1t9 Der s. # It el 4 ng
Der Oitern bat 9rofsfOr 60riter, 9tz
reftor Der 9erliner Sternnarts, benz
8atitan ben 8ori6lag gema6t, pom
Sabre 1900 an SItern uuf ben oritten
@oHntag nab Dem 6rl6ling s<anfang
feit8uieBen, nomit Die Sitergren3e be-
f6rGnft Iein piirDe auf Die 3eit bom
4. Bis II. Qprtl. Der r8pif. 3tg." gu
foIge i6eint Der 9oriaIag ausIt4tspoQ
gu iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-13

Bel feinen Sc r
nennungen i4eint 9rditoent Mcainlep
aurpeilen ebenio gu benten, ME fetn
GROCER @prgdnger 2incoln, Der e6ens
fdus @enerGle unD Sberiten in I4pes
rer Men8e %ernannte, I'm 9oIititern gss
fGuig gu Iein. DIS nGmli4 &incOln
zines Suge5 gemslbet puroe, Dab Elm
neugebadener General nit fetnem gam
sn @tabe geFangen genommen mar,
bemertte er nur troden: rS6aoe I'm
bic f6Onen 8fsrbe." uno ols ietne
Ilmgebung perpunoert 9eii4ter ma4s
te, fiigte er bin5u: nSoI4e Senerdle
fam i8 f4odpeiie MAIDEN, aber Die
9Ferbe Iinb rar unb toiten 5000 pro
Stid."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-13

MItem f9e d ltegt
Der europGii4en 9reife iebr piel bardn,
re6t baIo ben 6rieoen 3pii6en Den
Ser. Staaten unb Spanien berbei gu
fii6ren. sic peiB ieBt gang genau,
buB Die fpanii6e Regierung our4 bic
in @punien 6errf9enbe 8riitS in Stir
ae oe3nungen peroen pirO, Die Md6te
um 8ermittelung gu Bitten, aber mir
oluu6en, buB Die MG9te nit oieIen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iebr porIi6ti9
fein peroen, benn lie pifen po6l. baB
lie feline llr1o6e bdbsn, in WaiRtngton
cine freunDIi9e MuFnabme oerielben
all erfpurten. Die Ser. Staten tper>
ben teinen 8prmunD ouloen, unD Spas
nien piirDe ie~Denfaqs better pegtoms
men, penn IS lid brett an bieielben
penben poQte. 0hil. 8a5ette.)
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-06-17


THE WAR with Spain has thrown
new light on the desirahility of a
close and friendly understanding
with Great Britain, She is not only
strong on the sea, but as regards
the United States she is strong on
the land, having base of opera
tions in Canada and the West In
dies, threatening every part of our
coast on the Atlantic, the Pacific,
the Gulf and the Great Lakes. But
the friendship of Great Britain is
quite as potent as her enemity.
Throwing aside all sentimental
conditions of race and language
and the similarity of our laws and
aspirations, Great Britain has pre-
cisely the strength we lack, and we
have the elements of strength she
requires. Why should not the two
nations reach common under
standing for the promotion of com.
mon interests?
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-06-17

The VEIL which has obscured
many strange things is gradually
lifting. The American people are
beginning to see that all talk of a
vigorous war has been hypocritical
that it is war for plutocratic gain,
for political advantage; and that
the most offensive Phariseeism
characterized pretended grief for
the sufferings of the reconcentrados,
who were left to their fate, and all
have starved to death long ago,
when they might have been rescu-
ed by an immediate descent upon
Havana between April % and May
10. 1t is nonsense to say that we
were not ready for such move
ment. We were ready. Twenty
thousand regulars and the Navy
would have taken the place without
trouble within ten days after war
was declared.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-06-17

Six steamships Of the Northern Pa
cific Steamship Company will be given
American registers II the House agrees
to the bill passed by the Senate yes
terday.
Miss Evangelina Cisneros, who es-
capped from prison IN Havana. was
married in Baltimore to Lieutenant
Carbonel, who aided her to reach the
United States.
Diplomats in London believe that
Spain will sue for peace within week.
offering to give up Cuba. out asking for
the return of the Philippines.
Negotiations for the exchange OF
Hobson and his men were begun by
Admiral Sampson and referred by Ad-
miral Cervera to General Blanco.
Gables between Cuba and Hayti and
Jamaica were again reporslR cut,
though Kingston claimed stin TO De In
communication with Santiago.
President Mckinley may send a mes
sage to Congress urging the annexa-
tton of Hawaii as war measure IL
Congress does not act soon.
Until the mystery of the phantom
fleet reported off the north coast OF
Cuba Is cleared up the Santiago expe-
dition may BE delayed.
Insurgents have assured Commodore
Schley that all of Cervera's fleet are
at Santiago and that only 5000 SOL
diers defend the place.
The Marblehead reduced the forts at
Guantanamo, east of Santiago. 1t was
reported that the place had been seiz-
ed as a general base.
It Is said that General Thomas l..
Rosser. the Confederate cavalry lead
er, will be nominated brigadier gem
eral to-day.
The Letter Hospital. formerly the
Chickamauga Park Hotel, was opened
with eighteen patients from Camp
Thomas.
1t is believed in Washington that
800 marines to act as q landing force,
have reached Admiral Sampson's fleet.
The insurgents and Spaniards about
Santiago fight daily. The former are
aided by our feet
The Dolphin shelled and struck
train filled with Spanish soldiers on
the coast. near Santiago, killing many
of them.
Two guns of Santiago opened fire
on our fleet Thursday.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-06-17
FROM ACROSS THE SEA.

Cadiz. via Gibraltar. Fviday.--Iarge
quantities of coal are arriving daily
from England.
A large consignment OF ammunitio I.
has been received from Trance.
Two English steamers. the Kings
cross and the Remembrance. loaded
with coal. have nominally sailed for
Colon, but really for Porto Rico.
London.---A despatch to the Standard
from Vienna says 1t Is reported that
Don Carlos. the pretender to the Spln-
lsh trone. has invited the Oarlist Lead
ers to a conference in Brussels. 1t Ia
;umored that action by the Carlists I'm
Spain is imminent.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-06-17
C, ii. v. & Il. Ry. Excursions.

Xenia and return account Reunion
of ex-soldiers and sailors June 81, %
and 23, good for return until oath,
$3.50 from Logan for round trip.
Chicago Ills. account Young Peo-
pies Christian Union July 18th and
18th, good for return until July 2lst,
half fare.
Dayton O. account Saengerfest
June 9th and 29th, good for return
until June 3Oth, half fare.
Delaware o., June Goth and 2lst,
good for return until June 25th ac-
count Centennial of Ohio Methodism
half fare.
Wheeling w. Va, June 23rd, 24th,
and 25th, good for return until June
Both, half fare account Epworth
League Conference.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-06-17
THE SEMI WEEKLY OHIO DEMOCRAT FRIDAY JUNE IL 1898

the defendant on the one side, or
sympathy or sentiment on the other.
Deal with this case fairly under the
law and evidence regardless of pre-
judice against, or sentiment in be-
half of, the defendant.
What do the facts of the case, as
proven from the beginning to the close
of the testimony. show?
What were the relations of John
S. Engle and his wife? Were there
such conditions in their marital re-
lations as would form state of
hatred, cf i'll will between them, that
would cause desire on her part for
his removal, or were there only or
dinary domestic disagreements,
which were forgotten, forgiven, and
did not permanently disturb their
felicitous conjugal relations? Or
were their feelings such as would, in
connection with other troubles, cause
Engle to seek repose by death at his
own hands?
The question of whether a motive
existed on the defendants part for
the alleged poisoning, must be SOL
we'd by you in the full light of the
evidence. Does the evidence show
you beyond reasonable doubt that
| the defendant committed this crime?
If so, your verdict should be guilty.
If not, acquit her. If he suicided, or
some one else than the defendant
killed him, the state has failed.
The conditions and relations, acts,
conduct and language of all the
Engle family, on the 10th of March,
1898, at that house, are proper mat
ters for you to give the most careful
attention to, aud enter into the in
vestigation of, up to the time of the
alleged death.
The testimony as to quinine, ,strych-
nine, coffee, breakfast, illness, loca-
tion of family, and circumstances of
death, are all for you, and should be
carefully considered and the truth
located, as to what weight each has
on the happenings there that day.
Weigh each portion of the evidence
carefully, give to each part thereof
such weight as you deem proper and
when you have reached conclusion
have your foreman sign the verdict.
If you find the defendant guilty, the
form of your verdict Will be, 1--WE,
the Jury, in this case being duly i'm
paneled, sworn, and charged to well
and truly try and true deliverance
make between the state of Ohio and
the prisoner at the bar, Barbara G.
Engle, do find the prisoner at the
bal, Barbara G. Engle, guilty of
murder in the first degree as she
stands charged in the Indictment. "
If the jury recommend mercy, in
case of your finding verdict of
murder in the first degree against
the defendant. you will add to the
above form the words: 1--WE, the
Jury, trying the accused in the above
case recommend mercy for her."
If you find the defendant not guilty
you will say so. Now gentlemen
take this case, deal fairly and justly
between the state and the defend-
ant, be governed by the evidence and
the law, remembering the language
of the oath you took at the opening of
the trial, Ito well and truly try and
true deliverance make between the
state of Ohio and the prisoner at the
bar, Barbara G. Engle, so help you
Cod"
Counsel will prepare blank forms
of verdict.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-06-17

SENATOR CHANDLER sent anoth-
er bomb into the Senate the other
day when he spoke for an hour and
a half in favor of silver coinage.
Mr.. Chandler is Republican but
he evidently is not a plutocrat, and
believes in honesty and the keeping
of party pledges. Senator Hoar
left real mad over what Mr.. Chand-
Ter said about certain Republicans.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-06-17
War Over by August 1.

Geneva. N. Y, June n-Ricardo Diaz
Albertni. secretary Of the Cuban iega. :.
ton in Washington. Is In Geneva on
his way to his summer home at Coburg
In Canada.
1--WE believe the war will be over by
August" he said to-day. 1.-THE bottlinR
up OF Cervera In Santiago harbor has
removed the only outside force upon
which Spain could rely and the ending
OF the war Ia only a question OF weeks.
It will not be necessary to fight a bat
tie. Starvation will do the work"
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-06-17

AFTER AN irregular discussion of
the subject for over twenty years,
the Senate lately passed bill
changing the inauguration day OF
the President and Vice President
from March to May 4. 1t remains
for the House TO pass this bill, and
for the legislatures of three-fourths
of the States of the Union to APP
prove 1t, after which IL will become
constituJonally effective.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-06-17

THIS TIME Alabama carries off
the chief honor. Constructor Hob
sou halls from that state. His
heroic achievement in undertaking
to sink the collier Merrimacin the
mouth of the harbor Of Santiago
will fill u never. to-be-forgotten page
la his country's history.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-06-17

The FIGHT in Congress over the
War Revenue bill il straight and
open contest between the people
and the parasites. Bonds for the
parasites; currency for the people.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-06-17

We are authorized to announce the name
of HENRY TRI MMER as a candidate for
county commissioner subject to the decision
OF the democratic primary election, ,
We are authorized to announce the name
of ID. w. .HOWDYSHELL, of Benton, as n
10 the decision of the Democratic primary
election,
We are authorized to announce the name
OF SAMUEL REICHLEY as a candidate Tor
Commissioner subject 10 The decision OF the
Democrat ic primary.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-06-17
AUDITOR.

We are authorized TO announce tho name
of W. +. BOW EN- as q candidate for County
Auditor subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic primary election.
We are authorized TO announce the name
of GEORGE h. WILLIAMSON us a candi-
date for County Auditor subject to the de-
clsOn OF the DemOcratic primary election.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-06-17
Summer Clothing.

Longs and Sims and Stouts.
Special sizes for all shapes from
80 to 46. Linen suits and pants.
Wash suits for Men, Boys and
Children. Blue Serge Coats and
Vests. Alapacs. White Vests.
Cotton harvest pants and over
alls. Children's Brownie over
alls, etc.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-06-17
INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.

We are authorized to announce the name
of j. q. KRINN as candidate for
second term as lnfirmary Director subject TO
the decision of The Democratic primary cleo
tion.
We are authorized to announce the name
of MARION NUTTER,of Ward Township as
n candidate for Infirmary Director subject 10
the Democratic primary.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-06-17

THE SENATE has voted for bonds,
and the money power is again vic
t,rious. More debt and increased
interest account for the enrichment
of the Shylocks.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-06-17

PASSING BOND bills is Il profitable
business for the money sharks, but
1t rings hardShips and tears and
slavery to more than half the peo-
Dlp.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-06-17
Notice to Members of Logan Lodge
No. 119, X. Of z.

Memorial services will be held on
Sunday June 10th at 10 o'clock a. m.
in the M. e. church. Sermon by the
pastor Rev. n. w. Good. In the
afternoon at o'clock the graves Of
the deceased members will be decor
ated. A full attendance of the lodge
is desired.