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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-27
THE SPANIARDS REITERATED.

New York, May pa Key West spe-
cial says the Cubans are fighting their way
to the coast to join our army invasion. A
fierce battle with the Spanish cavalry oc-
CURED west of Matanzas in sight of one of
the American blockading vessels. The
Spaniards retreated.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-27
IN FAVOR OF THE UNITED STATES.

Vancouver, B. c., May 20.-Advices
brought by a steamer from sydney show
that both in Australia and Hawaii there
is intense feeling in favor OF the United
States and against Spain. Many Austria
lians are anxious to join the United States
army
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-27

St. Thomas, May 23.-Freeman Hal
stead, the English newspaper correspond
end, who was sentenced to nine years i'm
prlsonment by the Spaniards for photo
graphing the Notifications of Porto Rico,
has been conveyed to the convict camp to
undergo the sentence.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-27
FIVE STEAMERS ENGAGED

San Francisco, CAL, May 21.-Two
more steamers, making five in all, have
been chartered for transporting troops and
supplies to the Philippines. The City OF
Pekin will sail tomorrow and the other
vessels will leave in few days.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-27
GERMANS DENY THE STORY.

Berlin, Germany, May 25.-It is denied
semi officially that there is any truth in
the story from Manila regarding the Ger
man consul threatening Admiral Dewey
for not permitting the landing of pro-
visions from German vassels.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-27
ANOTHER RAILROAD COLLISION.

savannah, Ga, May 23.-Early this
morning a train on the Florida Central
railroad carrying troops en- route to Florida
collided with a north bound vegetable
train. One private was killed and an
other was injured fatally.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-27
MOTHERS HORRIBLE CRIME.

P.f-lkrepsj", y. y, May IL Mrs.
L"uR SPORT, au insane widow whose hus.
band was fireman at Nas,ar college in
iDs city,, murdered her TWO children,
boy ct two years and a Girl of five months.
by cutting OF their heads this morning.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-27
AMERICAN BARK RELEASED.

London, May pa despatch from
Hong Kong says the American bark Sara
nae, which was captured by the Spaniards
at Iloilo soon after hostilities were de.
cared, has been released. The Saranac
was loaded with coal and was bound to
Manila. Her commander did not know
that the war had begun when he was cap
turel.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-27
OLEOMARGARINE LAW UNCONSTI.
TUTI0NAL.

Washington, May %. - The United
States supreme court has decided that the
convictions under the oeomargarine laws
OF Pennsylvania and New Hampshire were
invalid, thus holding the laws to be uncon-
stitutional.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-27
Nothing Is Disclosed.
Physical Ills of Cubans.

Des Moines. Ia. May 25.-The United
States consul at Matanzas, a. G. Brce
of Bedford, Ia, in an interview yester-
day said: Il wish to assure the volun-
teers in the different states that there
is little danger of the United States
soldiers falling victims to disease in
Cuba. l speak from experience in the
province Of Matanzas, where there has
been the greatest suffering among the
reconcentrados. The physical ills of the
Cubans and Spaniards in the armies re-
suit from deplorable sanitary conditions.
Field operations are perfectly practi-
cable during the rainy season, if there
is proper observance Of the ordinary
rules Of health"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-27
BRITISH STEAMER SEIZED UNDER SUSPICION.
KEY WEST May %.


Ardnmhor Captain Dam brought
S She
enter several of for
ports
stopped stopped her course
fbound for NeraC
AanmOhr intention of
the
lease tn wi be / one
AdranmhOr by
o
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-27
CONNECTICUT TROOPS HAVE A
SNAP.

Camp Haven, Mantle, Conn, May %
Three companies of the First regiment of
Connecticut volunteers left this morning
for garrison duty at Portland, Me-, Ports
mouth, n. H., and Boston.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-27
Ready to Sail.

San Francisco, May 25.-Brigadier
General Anderson and his staff are quar-
tered on board the Australia and will not
again leave the vessel until she reaches
Honolulu. General Anderson has made
a final inspection of the troops under
his command, and says that everything
is as we'll as could be expected. The
men are happy and, beyond a little
crowding on the City of Picking, there is
no complaint heard. Colonel Hale of
the Colorado volunteers has received in
structions to have his men ready for
embarkation on Thursday for Manila.
This regiment is fully equipped.
The California state auxiliary to the
Red Cross society of America was for
mally organized yesterday. A motion
was carried allowing % cents per capita
to the departing Oregon volunteers. the
money to be put at the disposal of the
medical corps. The San Francisco
Produce Exchange subscribed $1,000 to
the fund.
The first Manila expedition COMPRISES
2600 men. When the last soldier had en-
barked and the vessels drew away from
the dock all the whistles and bells in the
city announced the farewell and god
speed of San Francisco to the BOYS in
blue.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-27
JUPITER, FLA, May %.
THE DESPERATE SITUATION AT MANILA.

Ik,
to
Manila
tina
the cit ArginadO
arrival troops There
nos cknessam the men OF vessels
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-27
Finances of spain.

Madrid, May 25.-In the chamber If
deputies Tuesday Mr.. Puigcerver, min
lister If finance, replying to the criticisms
Of Marquis Villaverde Conservative,
with respect to the financial policy of
the government, repud.ated the charge
of want Of foresight, and answered that
SPANS finances We're in a satisfactory
condition. assuring the payment of all
the expenses Of the war. In view of the
impossibility of negotiating loans
abroad, there was no means Of raising
funds to continue the war except by an
extension of the bank Of SPANS note
issue, which, however did not implv a
forced paper currency. He proposed to
convert the treasury's floating debt
now nearly 500 100000 pesetas. into small
denomination treasury bonds. He eX-
planned the proposed conversion Of the
external debt. but avoided any allusion
10 the proposed tax on the national debt
Puigcerver affirmed the necessity of a
20 percent increase in all taxation. in
GLIDING that on agriculture.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-27
$4,000 MORE.
Another Call For Troops Issued.
Total Strength Of the United States Army Will Be
100000 Men
WAsmINGroN, May %.

NASIlNGTON
President Mckinley has issued call for volunteers 1t his en
make the total strength $4,000 the
b4s the volunteer
The call is similar to the one which issued
service unless the discharged l
secretary of War Age said this
the
call but the enlstmens
reached the cabinet at its meeting yesterday determination to press the
rrcro
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-27

Hoods Pins cure liver Ills, bilioisness, indi,
druggists.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-27

10 nDro
of Admiral threatened
lands was
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-27

The Poers given her of
seconds pass over 800 yards of danger
extreme Her
Her engines are capable developing 200
gunpoat
tubes and the guns have
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-27
MUST TAKE HAWAII.
Coaling at the Islands Is a
Breach of Neutrality.
Hawaiians Become Allies OF Americans In
Permitting II.


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hawaiian question vitality. Like the
Charleston the transports must stop at
Hawaii to replenish their bunkers from
the great heaps Of coal that Consul Gem
eral HAYWARD has been piling M for
mantle met IF tho 11ovaiiaps lat no
take this coal without the pretext that
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nearest home mort. us is required bv in
to,.r,ti,rol 1or, In s,,,.b ,.,s.s ~. ,,.i1t
stand couvictedo Of q gross breach If nom
traIity that i'm I'll. ewes of tho law Of
nations allies them with the United
states i'm bostnft,. ,,itb snain Tbatok-
ing of coal bv tbe American ebirs at
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-27
Rfoting In Manila.

Hong Kong, May ga japanese
cruiser, which arrived here yesterday
from Manila, reports that when she left
there rloting had broken out and "A num-
Der of houses had been burned. Food
was daily becoming scarcer and horse
flesh was sold at $3.50 a pound. The
Spanish volunteers were making angry
demands for pay and food which the
Spaniards were utterly unable to satisfy
The cruiser reports that Admiral
Montojo is awaiting trial by court
martial for alleged incompetency dur
ing the engagement with the United
states squadron under Commodore
Dewey; while the captain Of the Spanish
revenue cutter Callao, captured by the
American warships, is to be shot for not
making resistance.
Agunaldo, the insurgent leader. had
great reception on his arrival at the
Philippines from Hong Kong. Rear
Admiral Dewey supplied the insurgents
with two guns and 300 rifles. and at the
time the japanese cruiser left Aguinaldo
expected to make an immediate attack.
WOlseley ON the Invasion.
London, May 25.-It is the opinion Of
Commander Wolsley that the United
states would make mistake in at
tempting to invade Cuba with volunteers
who are not fully drilled and Disciplined.
because they might meet heavy reverses
when those troops encountered the
trained Spanish troops on land. II would
be a grave error said Lord Wolslev.
ITO underestimate the strength of the
adverSaries of the American troops. I
would regret to see the Americans even
temporarily beaten, as all my sym
pathies are with them. 1t is fortunate
for the United States that this war is
not with a flrst-class power. for it is evil
dent that in such an encounter they
would be badly beaten at the beginning,
though believe the Americans are able
to defeat any nation in the long rum"
Spanish Trick at Martinique.
St. Pierre. May 25-The Spanish tor
pedo boat destroyer Terror is being
coaled by the Alicante. which lies at the
mouth Of the Fort de France harbor.
1t was all along supposed that she was
a hospital ship; but there is no doubt
that she carries cargo Of coal for the
Spanish Warships. Her pretensions to
be hospital ship were obviously put
forward as a blind.
The United States consul has cau-
toned the French officials of the port
not To allow the Terror to take coal in |
excess Of the quantity necessary to Gerry
it to the nearest Spanish port.
Nothing Is Disclosed.
Madrid. May PA mysterious silence ]
reigns in official circles. The govern
ment disclOses nothing from the seat Of
war \ local paper observes AN un-
explained feeling OF dependency is
noticeable. As no bad news has been
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-27
SAFE ARRIVAL OF THE OREGON.

WA~HINoroN,
Secretary despatch Capt Clark announcing m
Oregon Jupiter report was sent the President
At 10 o'clock Secretary Long said he had official A
him tleo
matt o 5 dreason for ced,tn them
JUPITER, 4, Ma
the
of
part in action
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3idet aaent, Dem philadelphia,

SEPT ioI 6anora inter Minerifo.
Sentlhlano uno gnglano 9etheilt tper.
ben.
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Ytonter 8crjatttml,ttta

Die Weriammluns Der Yioniere aul
Dem SairQrunoe in Canal 9oper an
lebten SonnerItag mar gut belubt. Sr.
u. W. patrif BON bier belt bic @rDff=
nun9sreoe, Nidter Mitbeu unb pral f.
bent Cunning perlaien Nrtifel iiber ben
5oo BON Nnorem gatrif uno Irall
Sinner Gbalfant uno u. w. pittaneer
belt eine Iniprahe gu gbren oes ber=
ltorbenen u. 8. Serrif.
pfarrer 9fice bon @naoenbiitten
lprat) bon feinem llreSobpatsr, sSobn
Dedepdloer, Der ibon Dor 1876 sSabren
sttlen 5cmmcr in Der 9tdbe pom beuti=
gen golibar subrabte.
Sotob Sterling bon Gouer iprad
Don ben friiberen 3eiten. als man oah>
te. es lei ein unrebt, ben Ginoern oel
arnlen cine quite gr5iebuns gu seben.
gllbof yan glef erSdblte, Oab ein=
NAL an elnem SoantGg in @naoenbiit=
ten tein Gottesoienit mar, neil Der
Seell lorser nno beinabe bic sanse Sc
mell1oe am 6ieber oarnieoer laaen.
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Sn gaiel trat am %. NusuH Der 3i=
oniitenperein (SuoeD in Sabresfbuns.
Sn sseaaia, sStalien. iuhten ipdbreno
zines Getpitterfurmes 20 8auern G1ub
IN einem alten 6auie Der Borfabt.
Oas 0aus tonnte Der Beualt bes 5tur=
mds nidt tuioeriteben uno ltiir3te Elm,
ipobei l8 8auern umtamen.
9lus Mabrib tpmmt Die yeadridt,
bab Gerpera uno aQe iibriaen G1iifs=
eommanoeure leiner 6lotte, iofort nod
lbrer Mntllnft Dor Elm 2riegseeriht ge=
felt tueroen iolen.
pablt Seq foil iib tpieoer boflftdn=
big bon ieiner jiinaten grtranfung er=
bolt baben. @r tulinldt, gortebruneen
fur einen baloiaen gmpfans Der ameri=
tan'ihen pilger su treifen. ber tpeeen
lelnss unpoblieins Deridoben murDe.
Ser streit Der tpeliben @rubenar=
better, tpelber ie6s Monate aebauert
bat. 1T gu gnoe. Die Goroerunscn Der
Nrheiter puroen belpilist.
Jnfol9e elmer Wl1Bernte berrlbt in
ben ruifliden 8puperments Samaratif,
Simbprif uno Gatit bic Ihreflid)Ite
6unsersnotb. Yferoe uno &inopieb
lterben mahenpeiie aus Maneel an 0ut=
ter uno Die Sauern miiilen unIdgli6e
Seloen ouramaben.
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Hoiitii1eS.

Toleenoes 1ino bic amerifaniihen
Wdtslieoer Der SSrieoens=Gommillion !:
Staats=Sefretdr Sap, Senator 8. C.
Saoi5 BON Winueiota. Senatnr Mlli=
am g. Trpe. bon Maine. aDbitelaw
&eio non gielu Oort uno Cberbunoes=
ribter Wbite.
Sobn Woore. BON MaNahuietts. Der
iebige 9ilfs=Staats=Set lpiro
gum Sefretdr Der GOmniIiion ernanut
werocn uno 5. 81. MacNrtbur, bon
Stem Dort, gum 6tlfs=Setretar. 0err
Wlaclrtbur mar friher eriter Beianots
iAaft=Setretdr in Maotio uno lit iebt
i'm Stlats=8 s=8epartemert angeneat. St
bat arobe grIabrung i'm oiplomatiiben
Gienlt.
9(us Santiago be Guba ,uuroe gemel=
bet: Ser 3plltollettor 9onalblon bat
mebr 5orgen. als er poralsiebte. Die
san5e @eiitlibteit. BON grsbiibof ab=
udrts, berlanste ibre Saldre. Das
@intommen bes Gr3bildofs alein be-
trdet $4,000 pro Mrnat. Mu1 bic
2ebrer, poli5iiten uno ale anoeren Ye=
amten, Die bon ben Gpaniern beloloet
muroen. reiben ibre &ehnunaen Elm.
General sbafter tuanote iid nod Mal=
blnaton um Werbaltunss.Mab esleu.
Die Ginfiibrung Der gintommenHeuer
lolte, tuie es bic bemOtratiihe Ylatt=
form berlangt, burd Elm Nmenbement,
sur gunoesuerfal1uns seiiAert ,ueroen.
go f6mierig es iein mag, elm ioldes
9lmenoment ourd3uIsbsn. 10 ioute bod
baiiir 9etdmpft nerben.
Dr. 8. 6. Sna(low, Der prohibit.
oniitifhe @ouberneurstanbibat por
penniplpanien, iaat, ct tperoe $50, 0,O0C
Stimmen erbalten senug um ibr
unter ellen nmitdnben 81 erlpd9len.
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8. q. st. 1T Gintimnati.

Das 80. j1brlide National= =gncamp=
ment Der n@rano N,mp Of tie @epublic"
IN Cincinnati pom 5. bis gum 10. Sept.
miro Elm bodintereiiuntes GreigniB lein.
Ser Grieg nit g, lien. Der nit einem
glorrelden Siege fiir bic 5terne uno
Strelfen enoete. Miro bic alien Goloa=
ten nit rod gr0berer 2iebe fit bic ssab.
ne erfiillen, unter beren Galten lie 5i1 al
Sallienoen perianmeln meroen, um oas
oiesjdbriae gncampment, an bem bic
Neteranen bon 1861 81 '65 unb Die
Greimilligen bonl898 She'll nebmen.
Die aubergciu0bnlid niebrige &ate
bon einem Gent per Meile miro Sau=
ienoe in ben 5tano ieben, bieIe MGairre
bel gerinsen Nusgaben mitsumahen.
EifetS iiber bic pennipIbania 2inien
3u oieier Rate tperDen am g., A., S.
uno s. Sept. Dertauft, ailtig sur Miif=
tebr Bis gum Is. Sept. Dur1 elm be-
fonoeres arrangement fann Die 3eit sur
Niiftebr big auin 3. Gttober berl1naert
tueroen.
Wegen ndberer ginselbeiten iii Beaua
auf &aten, 3eit Der Mbiabrt Der .,iiqe
Y. |. N. tuenoe man iib an
g. .. pratt,
fidet aaent, 9ietu philadelphia, s..
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Ser ruSiifG,c .3ar

nahte in elmer Npte on iamntlibe
Wfdhte ben 8oriblag. Die Gultuneen
einsultellen nno Die geltrebunoen Der
Watlonen auf Die Nafrehterbaltung oes
Srleoens 81 ridtcn. 3u bieiem 3pefe
1oll eine itlternationale Gonierel,; ein=
berufen tueroen, um Mittel uno Weoe
Su fluoen, einen tpirtliben uno oauern=
ben isrieoen gu 1ihern uno Die Gdltun=
aen gu beenoigen.
Die &onferen5 mag su Stanoe toms
men, MeIultate miro tie feline ergeben.
IS lpdre jeoenfulls angeuebnl fiir @ub=
lanb, wenn Die anoern Md6te abriilte.
ten. tpdbreno es einen She'll Gbinas
nod Dem anoern Oerih!inot.
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NeMeitc Wadrid)tctt.

Gum erlten Stale in Der @eIhifte
bat Die Bunbesarmee einen tpeiblihen
Nr5t. glm Wontaa purbe ndmlih in
Waibin9ton Dr. Mnita Nemeomb Me=
See, Grau oes profeiiors u. 5. Mc-
Gee, cine Tphter oes Qlftronrmen
prof. 5imun Nemeomb, als NiH1terl3=
drstin nit Dem Nanee zines 5econoe-
lleutenants eingelbmoren.
gintauieuo Roblenardber Der Bruben
bon goans & i. Sole in Yeauer Mea=
Dom uno Sole &dine, bel Oaseltoun,
3D., betrieben BON u. s. San Winf=
les Mominiltratoreu. baben einen e5treit
beaonnen, melt, wie man iast, ein un=
Nariiber Nrbeiter iih peiserte. fir ben
9lrat Der @ompasnie 81 besablen uno
Desbalb entlaiien tpuroe.
als ipaniide Grieoens=g =gomi1dre iino
ernannt woroen: Genor 2eon 3 @altlao,
ipanifher @sianbter in 6rontrei6 /; ST.
nor llrrutia, ipaniiber @sianoter in
gslaien; 6trsos bon 2abger, @oupsr=
nenr Don Gaoi3; Senator Marcoarti
llno Senor aoaru3a.
s}n Snoien greiTt bic Hei mieoer I'M
'lltb, elmer offl,ielleu Nntiinoisung su=
fplSe, Iino in Der lebten Woben $500
Berioner in Der prdiioenti6af; gom=
bal an Der 8eulenpelt seltorbsn. Die
Seube perbreitet lib iuleoer na1 alien
Seiten.
Sic junse Goniein Wilbelmine bon
0ollano lit miinoig getporoen uno bat
eine Proclamation erlaNen in pslbsr
tie ben 6oldnoern fiir Die ibr erwieisne
2iebe ibren Gant ausipribt. sic per=
De tets Die 0erfaiIung oes 2anoes ah=
ten uno slaes tbun, iuas in ibren Grdf=
ten itebt iiir oas Mobl oes Goltes.
gei 6ernanoina, Gla., lit oas 6oipi=
tulltiff "Slipette", ipeldes in Der Mdbe
DER Guarantdne Station lag, burtb
mod nibt auf9etldrte uriaben unterse.
sanNsn. Gin Yoro bes 5hiIies mar
Elm 6pipitalcorps bon IS uno cine
Dtannlhaft bon AS geuten, ole aae ee-
|rettet iDuroen. aber arnIelig betleioet
Daret1.
yis iebt in, aae Tadi, rIbunsen
md Yrofs1or Nnbree unb ieiuen ye=
Sleltern erfplQlps geblieben.
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MusInnh.

Sn Der Ndbe bon 6amburg ,puroen
bel elmer Surnerfelili1feit beim 9lbbren=
men bon Geuertpert so perionen ourd
eyplooirenbe Geueriuertst0rpcr mebr
ooer ueniaer idmer oerleBt.
Sn Berlin bat bic MQaemeine Deut-
lde Greoit=@ffetten 8erliherunes=Yanf
nit Yerbinoli1teiteu BON lnebreren Mil=
lionen Mart fallirt. Die Setter Der Bant
folen berlbmunoen iein.
Gas Dorf Multnib, tpeldes i'm &e=
gierun9sbeairf Grantiurft a. b. 8, lie9t
uno et,uos iiber 100 ginpobner bat,
tuuroe ourh cine Geuersbrl,nt fa1t
pollltanbig 5eritDrt.
Snl Ranton Walis. Gdtpeis, berun=
aliifte Or. Sobn 0ostinIon, Elm ensli.
ider glettriter, iammt Ieinem 5obne
unb stpei S6htern bel Der BeFeieuug
elmer yeraipiBe. Sic Gslelidaft bate
feinen Giibrer mitgenommen.
Sn Der Wallfabrtstirde auf oem
0eiligenberg BEL Olmiib in Mdbren ent=
itano infOlse fal1hen Geueralnrms cine
|furAtbare panif. NQes ltiir3te nod
ben Mu5sdngen gu uno in benz entiebli=
den 8e0rdll9e ipurDen Diele Perionen
mebr ober iDefiger ihuer Derlest. Gin
Rino tpurbe erbrildt.
Nus Socapu6utn in Mericp tpirb ge=
meloet, 0aB Sapanesfn, bic iid bort nit
Berabau be5hdftigen, reide @olola9er
'eiltoedt haben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-01
Sagesncmigfcttett.
lnlanh.

Sn GreenIielo, q. g., finb 80 per-
ionen nah rem 8enulie pon @eirore=
nem ertrantt, uno 3 linb geltorben UNI
man glaubt, oab nod 6 mebr iterben
miiien.
gei Ganuile 3d., aerietb cine Roblen=
sebe III grano. tpdbreno iib Is Dtdn=
ner 1T Der 8rube befdnben. Biele oer=
lelben trugen ihlilnme Branb,punoel,
oapon uno einiae iino tootlib perlebt.
un9efdbr Is. 900 Sonnen Goblen lteben
III Tlamlnen unb Der Sauptidadt 1T
ausgebrannt.
Sn Der 9ldbe BON eugene, Or.
BART Der Gsiiel elmer Dampiorelma=
ldine. Der 6armbeliber =. s. &irt
Iano babel leinen SOB, smei Mann pur=
ben t0otlih perlebt uno 10 Wnoere mebr
ODER weiliser ibluer perwunoet.
gln Der Riilte bon Mlasta paro oas
Wraf oes Sampfers vStifeen G6iei"
alfAefuaoen. tpelher anlfeineno infol=
ae Reiielerplolion perungliidte. Yon "a
Yerloner, Die an Soro ipareu, bat man
feline Spur aefunoen uuo siebt Its als
oerloren auf.
Sem Nomiral ShleD murbe in WaI=
6inaton ELL eutbuiialtllber gmpfans Su
tbeil.
Sn Wfilllpaufee fano Die 43. Central
Verlanmlung oes 0eutib=Gomilb=
tbolilden Central =8ereius bon 9toro=
amerita ftatt. IS maren $50 Sele9aten
anmeleno uno in Dem feierli1en umsu=
ae maridirten $4,000 Mdnner uno
Siinglinse.
Sm Seem Dortsr 6afen linb 6aiiilbe
geielen lporoen. Cine Geripn ioll beiln
9 soen bon eiuem iolbsu Sbiere gebilleu
moroeu iein. Oie 6olge oappn lit,
olb nun alle bprtisen SaoepldBe pero.
o.t llnO.
Sn Buffalo ipuroe s. gorriaam, 60
S llre alt uon leinem Sobue SSrauf in
Ebrutaliter Weile i'm Bette ermoroet.
Wtit elmer Mrt bat er Dem clten Manne
ben Gopf beinabe bonn Rumpf setrennt.
ST iulr6e per6aftet uno 9ab oils 8runr
an, odb Der Tuter Die Mutter miBban=
belt nno ibr einen Nrm gebroden babe.
yon l25 paiiaaieren, tpsIde am
Sonntag bon ct. Mibaels in Seattle,
gDalb., anlan9ten. buben nur 45 @olo
mit9ebradt uno sluar i'm Ganseu MI!
etwa sl5O,000
gei Cunningham, Wla., entsleiste
elm 3as, Der bas 6. q. 9. Greitpili=
gen He9iement bef0roerte, pobei 2
Soloaten umtamen uno 6 ldipsr per=
lebt murotu
Se6s perioner, bon tuel9eu cine
m0aliberlpeiie lterben piro, tpuroen in
Winneapolis onrb Die grplolion elmer
5onne Geuerluertst0rper in George %.
Yprters 6abrit ibwer perlebt.
gr=8op. glauoe Matbems (Sno.)
ltarb am %. glug. in Snoianapolis.
@r mar l045 in GeatufD geboren.
3uilhen Seattle uno 6onoluln lit
eine reaelmabise Sampferoerbinouns
einserlbtet. Oie uGitp Of Columbus,
Der erite Sampfer oieier neuen 2inie, III
nit l73 gallaaieren uno 1000 Sonnen
Gra9t Don Seattle in See seganaen.
Sle 3abl Der Yanferotte belief 1i9
mdbreno Der lebten Wobe in oen Ser.
Staten auf l79, gegeu 223 int lebten
Sabre, uno III Canada auf 26, aeeen
"a i'm lebten Sabre.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-01
SMfletts Mrntfa SaIbe.

Sie bette Salbe in Der Welt iiir
S61lttipunoen, @eIdwiire, Salsflub,
Giebertpunoen, slusI6lag, auf9eipruns
gene 9dnoe, SrDitbeulen, 6ubneraueer
unS ale 6alltausi6ldee, iouie iie Be-
ittlnmt 9dmorrboiOen beilt. Sic miro
garantirt, Die bette 3ufrieoenbeit III ae=
ben, poer oas @elo miro Suriifge9eben.
Yrels Is Gents per S6a6tel bel s. 6.
Wtllicr & Sohu.