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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08
SPANISH VICTORIES CLAIMED.
Same Kind of Reports Ms General
WeyIcr Used to Send out.

| same Kind of Reports rs General
WcyIcr Used to send Out.
| Havana. February T,--According to in
formation from Spanish sources a column
OF troops commanded by Lieutenant
Colonel Hervas has been engaged with an
insurgent force at Canada Ia vieja. pro-
vince OF Santa Clara. After inflictiDg some
loss on the enemy the spaniards followed
the insurgents In the direation of Arroyo
Hotdo and later became engaged with 600
insurgent infantry and sixty insursent cav
airy. who occupied an intrenched Doaition
commanded by Alexandra Rodriguez ard
Ester Maianda. The Sy.Giards. alter some
lively firing. diglodged the insurgents. who
retreated with a loss OF twenty-seyen insn
Killed and leaving one wounded prisoner
The Ioss of the SpaniaTds is said 10 have
been Insignificant.
While General Luqua was RECOMMENDING
at Melones on the heights OF Holguin. pro-
vince OF Santiago de Cuba. his troops
killed six insurgents In skirInish In which
the Spanish had nine men wounded.
General Linarss reports that he has been
engaged at I.aornlands in the Holguin dis
trict. with an nsurgent force commanded
by General Tcrres. The enemy lost two
men and were compelled to give way. The
troops, the Spanish report says lost four
men killed and four wounded afterwards
in another skirmish.
About 600 sick and invalid soldiers called
for Spain today.
Senior Ita Jerberaa, ar autonomist. Las
expressed the belief that the radical aii-
tonomjsts should cone 20 iower. n,.d.Dg
that their influence with the insurgents
would bring about the surrender d The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08
CtlBA.

General Pando will probably DO made
the scapcgoat for tho failure of autonomy
AMI Blancos failure also.
The Montgomery's official visits at Ma
tansas promptly returned,
Colonel Funston. who has returned to
St Louis, says he is sure the Cubans Will
ucoa be victorious
Minister Woodford has not yet cablcd
over the contents Of spaln's last reply
Ramiro. who betrayed Afangucn, re-
waraod with a lcutcnant's commission
In the Spanish army,
General Lees official report of the exc
cntion of General Ruiz laid before tho
house.
General Blanco expected TO return to
Heyana today.
Radical autonomists anxious to get into
mower.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08
COMMERCIAL

Spot cotton markets closed firm. Liver
pool is up 1-32d. New York Nc, and other
marl ots i-lGc
Liverpool markets closed 2-@ TO 1854
M. New Orleans 10 b points, and New
forls TO Z points higher than Saturday
The Empire mIlls advance flour iOc.
Ropo M W and wire and wire nails
adsancod Zoe.
My wheat In Chicago loses u. Corn
Is unchanged and oats X up Provisions
adeance EMi2isc
Bears, aided by Cuban war talk. drove
down prices OF stocks. bends were active
nni strong.
Htster's figures on the movement up
TO January 81 show that Texas Is behind
1920 while The other stntes show an
eAcefs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08
FOREIGN.

TRIAL OF zola has beGun, hut some "
the most important witrosses refuse to
tcatify. zola goes no chance Of getting
the truth in tho preyfus case before tho
world.
Tho queens speech will deal gingcrly
With china aud India and space viii be
devoted 10 tho Weat Indies.
Or. Adam 1lrdenas at the head of a
revolution IN Nicaragua Which seeks the
overthrow Of zeIaya. The United SiatcG
viii not Interfere. but win protect tho
American commissioners.
Reports Of 4 revolution ~ Costa Rifa
arc Incorrect. that republic icing peaceful
Gicuraugua is struggling With revolt
however.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08
s.riou. Fire Prevented.

Livingston. Texas, February o'-sparks
from the engine of train No. Il. when
pas.ed here about 10 o'clock last night
were the probable cause of small cotton
fire that but for the rain which fell soon
after would have proved serious less 10
merchants and the railroad company. One
bale OF cotton was partly consumed ara
one other slightly burned, though the
rroeress was so slow because of the rain
mentioned that the fire was not dscoy-
cred until No. was passing the platform
as IL pulled out for Houston after o'clock
this morning, when the alarm was given:
and the night operator soon extinguished
the fire. The less will be light
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08
srarn Politics.

Former Governor IIogg has made II
hnown that nc fnvors tho candidacy OF
Attorney General Crane for the guborna-
tornl nomination.
Governor cnlberson answers n recent
letter from Commissioner Baker; says II
irust be personal matters and not tnrlH
that ~ actnating him.
II is said that many popuilsis In VIII
lomapn md Milan VIII vote the demo-
cratic ticket this year.
The campaign has been regularly OPEN
Cd IN Dallas county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08
DOMESTIC.

". r. D. s.okes 80 possession Of al
Boss Twoed'H apers. giving detailed ac-
count of tho slI,0oDOp0 he spent IN brib-
ery.
n the Jury brings In other verdict than
hopglng John Ganord, Lioyd's slayer, the
murderer viii be shot by LIoyd's friends.
Board OF arbitration has given up all
efforts to adjust the strike situation at
Elddefnrd. Maine
Further testimony against sheriff and
deputies showing the shooting OF the strlk-
er9 at Lattimer was murder.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08
TnNAs ArroINrMENrs.
News of the Slate Came from mn Au-
thentIc Source.

Washington, February 7,--tspcciai. MANY
more or less severe criticisms have been mnde
recently concerning the official Texas snte
Endorsed by Chairman Green aud congrnEs-
man Hawloy, AZ tclegrapbed by The Post
correspondent, on account of the fact that
the appointments have beon slow In coming
out. Tho Post correspondents authority for
announcing these names came from tho high
eat republican source, an authority, in fact.
second only to that Of the president himself
There AFRO sufficient political reasons why
the men Endorsed by Green and Hawley have
not yet been appointed, hut when the embargo
Is lifted 1t will be found that the load of
coopskns" VIII be delivered with very few.
Il any. ohangea.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08

THE AGE LIMIT.
Men Over Sixty Not Given postofAce
Jobs.

Washington February 7.--tspceIal.) 1.-The
question has recently been submitted 10 tho
pontofhcc department MS 70 what ago limit, II
any. is fixed MS bur 10 appointment to Of
nco. Under President Harrison 60 was thu
limit and no man above this age. no matter
what his phyaicai condition. was appointed
TO pos,ofhec position, Tho same rule was
closely adhered TO by the Cleveland adninls-
tration Under Tile present administration
the rulc has been Violated only IN special
cases and very few such exceptions Will Ito
made. Judge Noonan may be one Of the few
oxrcntinnA.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08

New Bedford. Mass. February Tho
beginning Of the fourth week Of the rotion
mill operatives strike showed nothing oat
same apparent determination on both
sides to stick to their respective positIons
until the other yielded.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08

Elijah Scott. coIorcd. stnbs and kills
bis wife. Julia Scott
The criminal court commences its regu-
lar February term.
Meeting OF tho Omaha Exposition COM
mittee and plan 70 raise funds
The city council oyerrun With petitions
to pave streets. Contracts 10 DO let
Sculptor sehmid engaged on bust Of
the late Sui Itoss.
Governor culberson offers reward Of
Gop for the capture Of Gibson's murderer.
a robber enters the sleeping apartment
OF John Foley. and steals his watch and
some small change.
Work on the Postal Telegraph system.
which IL coming to Houston.
The deep water delegation VIII leave for
Washington February p.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08
THE MONTGOMERY.
The Crujser's Commander Promptly
saIuted the Spanish Flag.

New York. February I.-The uhited
States cruiser Montgomery's arrival here
creates much interest. says the correspond
ent OF the World at Matanzas. insnrsent
sympathizers are downcast. They have
been told that American ships would come
to Cuba to aid Spain in establishing auton-
cmy and now they believe IT,
Upon entering the hsrbor here captrin
Converse. the commander Of the Montsom-
cry. hoisted the Spanish flag and fred a
salute OF twenty lone guns, precisely Us he
would do on entering Barcelona or any
other Spanish port The Maine on entcT-
ing Havana did not salute until her COM
nupnder knew\that the courtesy wolii be
returned.
Captain CoDyerse's action shoFs tDst
there mas been change in the United
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08
Ano.her rraln pyna,altca.

Havana. February 1.-The insurgents
dynamited train between Iato and San
Vicente. province OF Santiago de Cuba. de-
s,royjng a frst-class passenger car and
another car loaded with cattle Five pass
sengers were killed and twenty seven
wounded,
The Spanish version OF the AFFAIR adds
that the insurgents afterwards attacked the
train but we're repulsed by the Are OF the
escort until the arrival OF achievements.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08

latter and peace in Cuba. which iac irfs-
ent government can hardly accomplish,
considering that the radical autynom.sts
have moro influence with the insurgents
than the historic antonomists.
General Blanco and General papio ar
rived today at Port Isabel al he inonln a
the sania river. on the north coast. and
the former is expected here tomorrow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08

washington. February 7,7-tSpeeial l--Ths
death OF Joseph =. Smith removes from public
life one of the oldest men In the republican
party and his loss viii be severely folt In
many directions which do not appear on tho
surface. lilo was one Of the most influential
friends OF DR.. John Grant and his influence
with tho administration WAS Grants msinsIay.
Mark Hanna IL now the sole remaining re-
publican boss and his influence is para
mount at the White House.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08

to be locked and was broken open. Here on
a bed was found the daughter Ida. Her head
had been split open with the axe and there
was also an ugly wound OH the mouth. The
girl had been dead about three hours. Place.
though seriously injured, will survive. Mrs.
Place is already out of danger. The father $
preference for his daughters society is said
to have caused frequent Quarrels between
husband and wife.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08
WEATHER INFORMATION.
Inst Nights Readings.

Tho area of high pressure is central over
the South Atlantic States, with the highest
barometer readings-30.S0 inchcs-at Jackson
vile and Atlanta. A trough of low pressure
extends from Northwestern Texas northeast
ward to Eastern Nebraska. The lowest read
ing reported tonight is 29,S6 inches, at Okla
homa, Generally unsettled conditions pre-
vail west OF the Mississippi and clear weather
to the eastward. No appreciable rainfall re-
ported tonight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08
SPANS lArEsT NOTE.
Minister Woodford Has Not Cabictl
Substance Ia stntc Department..

New York. February THE fact that
Minister Woodford has not cabled to the
state department the substance of SPANS
reply TO the last note CT the state depart
inent, Assistant Secretary Day considers
sufficient evidence that there Is nothing
startling in Spain's rcjolnder. snys the
Washington correspondent OF the Herald.
Minister Dc Lone also stated THAI be WAS
without information regarding tho latest
Spanish note. He therefore. asslimct ttat
there was no foundation for the sensatiorol
reports sent out about 1t.
AS understood here, SPANS last note is
a continuation OF the correspondence Begun
last fall and Is in direct reply to thu note
sent by Secretary Sherman about Ave wctk ks
ago, which Is devoted largely 10 n dis,uc-
sion of the steps taken by this country to
prevent fflibustering, the purpose LY,ng TO
prove that the country has .ulfilisl all az
its International obligations. IL is snp-
posed that Spain continues her argument
in support of her former position TO The
effect that but for the aid given the in
surgents by filibusterng expeditions from
this country the war would have been Cnd-
ed long ago.
This however, Is only surmlse 7nl the
authorities will make no statement on the
subject until SPANS note is received.
Washington, February Inquiry Ut the
State department develops the fact that no
instructions additional TO those under
which he was acting in relation 10 the
termination Of the war in Cuba have been
sent TO Minister Woodford, So that Il lie
presented an additional note % the Spah-
ish foreign office last Saturday. as has lten
reported, he was simply carrying out the
instructions from the president Of which
the latter gave an abstract IN his annual
message 10 congress when II assembled in
December last. 1t is not believed that
there have been any steps OF greac inn
portance in the negotiations Or that s'eror
Sagasta has made any important copmu-
nication in answer TO Minister Woodtord,
as the latter would have cabled tho fact
20 the state department, and so far II y
said nothing OF the sort has oeen itct ved
from him
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08
CHINA.

All the great powers anxious % secure
cooperation OF the United States 10 the
Chinese Imbroglio.
Chinese negotiation has been transferred
from Berlin 10 st. Petersburg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08

General Observations.
Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at 8 p M, seventy NTH mo-
ridap time:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08
Lew i. Bright OF Texas has been named
as consul at Durango Mexico.

senator Butler On G., went before the sem
ate committee on judiciary today with . re-
quest OF the postponcmcDt " final ronsderu-
ton OF the nomination Of lion. Hamilton q.
Ewart to be Judge Of the Western district OF
thar state Until no could have opportunity
for the Termination OF the charges he WIN
make against NJ. Ewart Ills request WAS
grautcd
Secretary WiIpon Of The agricultural do
parincni. ACCOMPANIED By the Hon. John
Curry Of this city, loft today for trip to
the cnrollpas and Florida. visit viii he
made 10 the Sea- Island cotton growing re-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-08
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WASHINGTON BRIEFS.

Washington. February - (Speclals.)-An
original minors pension OF SIC WAS granted
to Herman Dreyer OF Woimar.
The Coconino sun., 1898-10-22
A WHOLE BLOCK VANISHES IN FLAME.
The Buildings All Frame Complete List of the Losses and Insurance Origin Of the
 Fire Unknown No Water

A fire hrp'lc oul in the re .r of tha Hoxworth building shortly after th' hour of l2 o'clock Sunday morning. Be fore anything could be done 10 stop the flames the fire was beyond control, and in a few minutes the entire block of buildings Was in ashes.
 The buildings were all wood and of the cheapest construction. and were the G. A. R. hall. the H. H. Hoxworth bIilding. adjoining both two stores. the George HoXworth buildings. two build ings belonging to Miss Kate MrMillon and F.. NJ. Does law flee.
 The saconi story of the G. A. lt hall was occupied as n Tod ge room. Tn" h.ot P., A. o. L. w.. l. O. O. F. and G. A. R. lodges held their meetings there. The loss of the lolges is estimated at t:2,OoO. but the K. of r. was the only order carving any insurance. the outfit be- ing insured for S4OO.
 The Harry Hoxworth building was occupied by Hoxworth X Friedlein, timers and plumbers. Their loss Is total and estimated at &2.0OD: no insur- ance.
 The second floor was occupied by w. D. Powell X Co. with a stock of dry goods and shoes. the value of which Is said to be &l2,00o. on which SS.loO in surauce was carried. The stock and fixtures were totally destroyed. The building was valued at $l.O0o, on which ,bcre was 3!JDO insurance.
The Coconino sun., 1898-10-22

The McMillon buildings were valued at $500. about half covered hy insur- ance.
 The law office of F.. NJ. Doe was val ued at SjO0 and had no insurance. The valuable library or Mr. Doe was saved. as was his office furniture.
 The dwelling house of T. J. Coalter. across the street from the G. A. R. hall. was badly scOrched and was on fire in several places. but by hard work was saved. The heat broke every win dow in the east and south side Of the house. and the damage is estimated at SJOO.
 The roof of Harry HoXworth's brick warehouse was burned. The ware house was filled with wool. but it was not damaged.
 The windows in the New Bank hotel were broken by the heat and explosion of giant powder used to blow up one of the buildings,
The Coconino sun., 1898-10-22
Fire Flashes.

Every one did his whole duty in say ing what he could.
 C. H. Cobe had his hand burned while fighting the fire.
 Sylvester Vessel proved himself worthy disciple of Phelim O'Toole.
 Sandy Donahue was here and there and everywhere. fighting the fire like a demon.
 Frank Beal's work in furnishing Wa ter from the railroad tank was worthy of special mention.
 The city tanks were conspicuous by their absence. One was lost some where in the mountains. and the one found was a dry as camel in the Sa- hara desert.
 As the lurid light ascended skyward the mountain peaks were plainly visl- ble. The heat was so intense after the fire had gained headway that 1t was almost impossible to witness the havoc being wrought from distance of tw" blocks.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-27

Der penigen 9entmdler gu @bren Pi5arro'8.
DIS er nm Die Mttte bes 16. S~abrbunoerts
bieStabt Der &Dntge = 2tma als 90upts
ftubt fir iein neuentOedtes @ololano err
baute, legte er au9 ben @runO fir cine groBe
@r3iebun9sanitaIt. Snbefen iein Sraum
puroe nibt gu feinen 2e65eiten pertpirfi;Gt,
BENIN es baalerte 80 Sabre, Bis Der 8au oOlz
errbet tpurbe, ~alIerbings genul1 10, tpis iba
Bi3arrp ausgelsgt bate. o
Na4 Nbfolptrung Oiefer @9ule, bic po6G
Elm gauges S~o6r6unbert lang bel peitem ul5
Die be- tie i'm gun5en 2anbe gait, begann 9on
@nguiguren, Der aIs Doctor Der 8e4te pro-
mobirt bate, iofOr: feline Praris uno mari
fib 3uglei9 eifrig auf bic POlitit. Sc
bauerte nidt Gange, 10 purbe er gum &epras
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-27

biPGOmatif9en Corps angeb0rt bat, trd9t er
bod in Ieinem NeuBern un0 feiner 6altnng
mebr ben 9ppus bes Militdrs. @or 8pei
S~a6rae9nten .tpur @raf BON 2t9terbelOe ais
elmer Der SecretGre Der belgii6en @eianots
T9aft in @aI6in9:on angeiteat, uno als er
poriges Sabr auriidfebrte, fano er no9 mdr1>
6en alien 8efannten bor, obtpo6l ct Die
Gtabt fel6It taum pie0erertannte, 10 iebr
bate fe ii9 in ben lebten 20 Sabren berz
dnoert. Die @rdfin b. 2i4teroeloe 1T BON
t~leirer, garter @eitaG: nno fpri3t, tpie i3r
@atte, me6rere @pra3en oolltommen. 8on
i6ren flint @09nen 1T per dlteite balo ooa@
idbrig, Nur Der iiingite, Souls, Elm 8nrl4e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-27

Nun Der 8rieg cine 1ef9loffens Ga9e
fbeint, lit Elm rieiiger u n i ii m 3 or g D.
Itttter a II ben Prdfibenten UNI
ausbleibIi9. Oenn Elm Sober, Der in 6olge
bes GiDilotemItgefebes BEL Der 8eiebuns Der
Nemter Ieer ausgegangen lit, ipiro iebt einsn
8rigabez@ General, @eneral@Q uar:iermetter
ober@ enera ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS berlangen, Haz
msntli3 leBtere Steqen tp.rben Die bege6:tez
item Iein. l1nb ba es fir bic Sreipiligen@
Nrmee fem GibilOienItgeieb giebt, 10 pirb
fib Die b%eiBbungrige 8anbe ni9t a6peiIeil
Ia1en, ionbern BON Morgens frii6 5i5q6enbs
Ipdt bic S9pele bes @eiBen 9aaIes umz
lagern unb ben @ongreBmitgliebern bas 2ez
BEN CUR 90le MAIDEN. Sir bic 9eger barr
unter a~IIerbings cine gere6te 5trafe, fir bic
ii6rtgen, ben Prditbenten Hn5 Die Miniiter
cine tnOerbiente @eiBel. I6er bielz
lei9t lit es am 8eiten, !e fdmmtlib an
aufteqen uno Iofort an bic 5ront, ad4 piz
mar bel &io UNI Matan3as gu 1en6ea. NQz
aupiele rerben ni9t auriidtommsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-27

II erlt, bas 7onnige 2ano Der Sncas, lit na3
- me6rjd6riger llnterbre9ung erit felt
Iebtem Winter pieber bur3 einen Sc
ianbten in Maf6ington bertreten. Ser
Isbte peruaniide 9eianbte mar 9eneraG
GGfar Gapaparo, bod bate er fi6
erft faum Elm Sabr in Waf6ingtOn auf=
gsbalten, uIs er, i'm Sabre 1898, nab elmer
jener, in Den fibzameritanii9en 8epubtitea
70 bGufigen QufftGnOe gum prGfibenten ie:z
mes 6eimat6lunoes ertpG6lt purbe. Se16tz
perItGnOIi3 Iegte er fofort feinen Diploma
tiI6en PpIten nieber unb elite in Die 6eiz
mat4, un Das b06ere @6renamt an5utreten.
Die 8efonOti6oft iibertieB er ben 6dnbsn
zines 11nter6edmten, Der iebo9 audi aGsbalb
ob6erufen tpurbe, ba Die 8e3ie6un9en 3pt@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-27

Mabame Wu tpar nit einem &leibe aus
blauer 8rofatfeibe angefban unb trug I'M
9aar cine S9nur aus groBen Perlen.
Die @Gnbe bes 8alIaals itnb aug oI ti1bi>
i9am Snbr unb goloOer3iertem 9ol5 geferz
tigt unb NIT ganelen Derieben, ouf bensn
StruBenIcenen aus Cairo unb dbnlide 2unoz
59qftsbtlber gemalt iino.
@u Sing Sang, Der i'm b%ergan9enenS omz
mer ben plaB bes frii6eren @efanbten gang
gu einnobn, tt Der am meiten fortihrittli4
%geftnnte Mann, ben @bina iemals na4 Bd>
fbington gef9idt bat. @r lit &e4tsdnpalt
bon profefion unb grabuirte in 2incoln's
Snn, 2onbon, Sel6itbertdnblib IpriAt er
fIieBenb gngli19, besglei6en feline Satin,
bic 3tpar auF fe6r tleinem 5uBe lebt = man
iogt, ibr 5iiB4en lei nur 3 3OG lang :, I'M
ltebrigen aber eiue feline @eieGf6aftsbame
lift unb nit @ra5ie BEL feitli6en 9eleger6etz
ten bic 8irtbin fpielt.
@Gbrenb Der 4ineitf6e @eiunbte unb
feline 11mgebung itets in ibrer Nationaltra9t
erf9einen, baden ii9 Der japanii9e @eianbte
Soru 6Oi6i, iein SetretIr 8eii6eiro uup Die
ii6rigen Mitglieber Der @efunbtI4uft in Be-
3ng auf &leibung OoIlitdno;g ameritunJirt,
inn Gintlung nit ben Quii9ten Der iebigen
ti6eralen &e9terung bes Hei6es. Mobame
9of6i, Die Srau bes Gefanoten, lit bic Sod
ter zines 9o9a1geiebenen iupaneif4en Diff
3iers, lit tein unb i4lant Don @eItalt, uber
9eiitig auf9etpedt unb feurig, Die @eianbtz
Ii4aft an R~@traBe lit elm groBes Sebduoe
aus 3iegelitein nit einem %gerdumigen Ruz
ienplab, unb lit fe6r geI6madOoQ m06lirt,
gum groBen Sbetl NIT M0beln, trel9e brett
nm SSapan importirt purbsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-27

@eIanbte, @raf BON 2idterpelbe, uro feline
Iiebenspiirbige Satin iinb ebenfa1s nod
DerbGltniBmdBig ftemO in @aibingtOn. Der
@raf er6ielt feline G~rnennung DOriges Sa6r
unb fam nltr auf ipentge Mpnate o6ne feline
Satin bsrii6ergereiit, Inn i'm %Srii6iOmmsr
pieber in bic 6eimatb 5uriidaute6ren. @ts
er gu @nfang Des Winters in 8egleitung fei>
ner 8rau pieoer in Der 8unbesbauptItaOt
%eintraf, miet6ete er fi6 in elmer SGu@t 3ims
mer i'm 6otel Normanoie Elm.
Sbglei9 @raf bon 2i9terbeloe fir zine
biplomattl9e Garriere er3ogen tpuroe unO
felt beina6e einem 8ier:elja6rbunbert Dem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-27

Der uuf8uuebmen. Sn SOlge Oefien trafsn
i'm SpGtberbt pprigen Sobres Der iebi9e Sc
fanbte, Or. Don @ictor @guiguren, ltnb iein
9efolge in Waibington Elm unb erOffneter
Die @eiunbtT9aft in benz f%dibionablen Beitz
enbe Der Stabt an 9iler place.
Or. 9pn @guiguren 1T in feiner 5eimat6
elm Mann BON bobem Nnie6en unb bat cine
ebrenopQe ~8ergunesnbeit. @r 1T, ebenip pie
Iein Batter, in peru, auf einem alien grhiib
i'm 9epurtement piura geboren unb etpu
40 Sabre alt. 9a9bem er in feinem De-
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