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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-10
CHARLEsroN,s YACHT RACES.
The FIfrt Beats the wild Bird and
the katrinka the Titanin.


Charleston, S. c.. June 9.-There was
ideal weather to-day for the annual re-
gatta Of the Carolina Yacht Club
There were two regular races and one
special race on the list, the latter between
the Flint and Wild Bird for a special prize
offered by Commodore Andrew Simonds.
In the first class were the Katrinka and
the Titania, the boats recently racing in
Savannah.
There was quite a feet in the second
class, among them the catboat Catharine
from Savannah.
The Katrinka beat the Titania by six
teen seconds, corrected time. though the
actual finish was not exciting, save to
yachtsmen owing TO the fact that the
former boat allowed the latter minutes
and 5 seconds.
In the second class, there were little 70
see as the Madge not only crossed wei
ahead Of her competitors, but soon sailed
so far away from them that the issue was
never in doubt. The Catharine finished
fifth
The Fiirt won from the wild Bird by
81 seconds.
After the racing was over a reception
was given in the yacht club rooms where
there We're refreshments and dancing TO
music by the First United States Artillery
band.
Among the Savannah gentlemen present
were Frank Jones, Theodore Barnard, Ber-
tie Stoddard Henry Backus and Mr.. Will.
Jams.
The catboat Catharine, the Savannah
Yacht Clubs representative in the Charles
ton regatta, it will be seen, did not sue
coed in ranturipo priZq
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-10
NOTICE.

Savannah, Ga, June A., 1S9S.-The under
signed have this day formed a copartner-
ship for the purpose of dealing in butter.
cheese and lard, under the firm name of
p. B. Springer & Co.
P. B. SPRINGER.
r. A. SNEDEKER.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-10
MISS CIsNER0S MARRIED.

Weds One of the Men who Assisted
in Her Escape.
Baltimore, June 9-Miss Evangelino Cis-
neros, whose romantic escape from a Span
ish prison in Havana several months ago
is recalled, was married here to-day to
Carlos T.. Carbonel who assisted in her
rescue. The ceremony took place at the
Hotel Rennert at noon, and the happy
couple left for Washington an hour later
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18

Sn ber Rue SauteptIle
Su paris pobnt Der in Wannbeim gez
borene 2ouis Wartin Dolff, Der in Der
SrsmOsnlegion seOisnt bat, ipdtsr iid
naturuliiiren lisB unb nit Utibel gluz
clair elm 9si6dft bsgriinbete. Wolffs
in Mdnnbeim ipobnenber8ruoer 46olf
mar piitbenb iiber bic DECENTRALIZATION
unb itren9te fpieoerbolt proesfe seeen
ieinen 8ruber in puris an. 8ieier
Gage berief elm Mannbeimer Igent
WoIff bprtbin CUR Ressluns elmer 9ln=
gelesenbsit. Wolff reiite ab, na6bem
er feline beiben SObnden in Der Dobz
uung ieines IFpciss Qluclair untsrse>
bra9t bate. Sn 4btpeienbeit 9lus
elairs eridien nun Elm Srember in beis
fen Wobnung unb nabm bic beiben
anaben. ansebli9 auf Duni9 2luz
clairs. nit. 2ouis 0Olff, aus Mannz
beim telegrapbii9 auriidberufen. coHz
itatirts in einem Sotsl, mo iein 8ruber
gu pertebren pfleste, bab bisIer brsi
Sage in paris eeipsIsn 1T unb bic sipei
3naben sntfiibrt bat, bamit bieielben
ni9t glei4 ibrem Batter Sran5oisn
piiroen.
-4uf @runbIagebes prcz
grdmms bsr vlibertGren" parteien,
lpslde rpolitdnbiss Sreibeit in boil.
ItGnoissr 9iitsrgsmsini6aft" auf ibre
SABINE idrsibt, mill Elm Serr Georaes
Sutdub in Der llmssbung BON paris
cine Golonie griinbsn, um auf feline
Gacon bic foeiale Sraes gu IDIen. 2lIs
Srt bieier geitrsbungsn bat man bas
n0rolid bon Paris gelesens 9orf
sRsrpsiursOiis" 9stpdbIt, mo- bic
Staot Paris auseebebnte 9GnDersien
beiiBt. Wtan bpfft nit Der bauptitGbs
tiideu 8ertpultung eingbtommsn trefz
fen su fDnnen. tponah bisie bds ees
uannte Ssrrdin an bic su bilbenbe
n5reie 8olonie Der briiberli6en Splis
baritGt" iiberlGbt. Die gOlpRiiten Iolz
len iid, iOpeit iie fid baruuf psrIteben,
nit Der 8emiiIetultur beI6Gftigen.
gBer Elm Sanbtpert peritebt, iol ais
S4ubmuder. Sdneibsr. Solss OOsr
Wetaubreber etc. ur6eitsn unb ben tGsz
liden gerOient in bic semsiniduftli4e
&aife abliefern. gnbli6 ioa ss ben
9snoHeu aud freiitsben. tdslid mad
Puris gu fabren uno in ben bOrtigen
WertitGtten gu arbeiten, unter Der Be-
bin9ung. bub iie ibren 2pbn mad glbz
aug Der Soften bss Mittassmahls sss
treulid in bic Gofpnie 5uriidbrinsen.
Der Barrier Stabtratb bat ben 2lns
trag bes Serrn Georges 9utaub elmer
Gommiiiion iibsrpieien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18

S6ld6termeiiter S9iimann unb beIs
fen Stiefiobn inllnteriudun9sbuft ges
nommen.
Sfmet,.
Qabprf. gls Der Seftions6eT
5. Ruditubl in Der Stride Ieinsn
Stimmsettel benz @emeinbeammann
reifen tpplIte, fant er. BON einem
Sirnidlag getroffen. tobt am SuBe
pes Saufiteins nieber.
qargau. 9as Grimiualseri6t
bat ben % Sabre alten. lebisen S6reis
ner 9tbolf Hotb bon Saiieritubl, Der
i'm WalSe BON Sobentben9en bic 81
Sabre alts Maria Qnna 9intert ers
morbete, su lebenslGngli6sm 3u9t=
baus perurtbeilt.
9affersborf. Der 73iGbrige
2anbpirtb Sob. Drummer fiel BON
Seubpben in bic Senne binab unb mar
infulse eines SadbeIbrudes iofOrt
toot.
9Hmplis. Sas Saus bes 3ims
mermanns 9feller, bas sr erIt tiir3li9
erIteieert bate, brannte 9GnSli9 nies
Der. Bier Samilien iinb obba9los.
Man permutbet hOspilIi9e 8ranbitifs
tung.
0efsbers. Sas S6pureeri9t
psrurtbeilte ben urs @ittor 9obrer
ipegen Sobtfdlugsperiu9s. nobel Der
Sdnaps sine RolIs ipielte, gu 5pei
Sabren 3udtbaus.
9erenbingen. Sm nsuen glns
bou Der 9aumpoaIpinnersi brad
Ssuer aus. 9ln ben sroben 9aumz
polIporrGtben entItanb inbeb Elm
S6absn, Der auf 5000 bis 10000 Gr.
ssiddbt tpirb.
Seiterreihs slIngarn.
@ten. Der Gbsf Der 8auidloFe.
rel unb Giieneonitructions sWertitdtts
2ubpie Wilbelm, Serr 2ubtpig Dtlz
belm ien., lit i'm gllter BON 65 Sabren
geitorben. = Der Setrstdr Der bisiigen
ipaniidsn 8oti9aft, Sersos BON
Srias, 1T Sduloen balber aus Dien
peri4punben. Ser MagaSinsur
@buaro 8pnrab BON bier unternabm
BON 9itatterboben aus einen glufitieg
auf bas Spdtbpr. 8eim glbitieg
itiirate er ab unb purbe get0btet. =
Der SO Sabre alte 6iatertuti9sr Sos
bunn Sporn, Der iogenannte n8eiBe
Rabe", bat iih erbdngt. - Sn Rarsas
retben, Reinprsdtsborf Ro. 46,
Derbrannte bas 80 Sabre dlte SrGulein
Melanie Mtidulet in Solge BON lin
Doriidtiateit bsim Siilen elmer pez
troleumlumpe. = Der 26 Sabre alte
Sber9enbarm Sobann 3iblitiscSti
ma4te einen SelbitmorOOerIu9; Der
Mann leibet am 8srfolgungsnabnz
finn. - $500 9ulbsn iinb bon benz
Sun5leiboriteber Der Ddbringer Sparz
tafe Sriebri9 S6reiber unb bem
2iquibator 8ictor Srumsl unterI6laz
gen lporben.
Guffig. @dbrsnb zines beftigsn
9epitters purbe Der 60 Sabre alte
Birtbf6aftsbeiiber Soief Ritf6s auf
penn QSege gu 1etnem 5elo bonn bib
srf4ldaen. RitIhe binterldBt Sruu
unb 5ipDlf Sinber.
8ielib. SbfbGnSler 8. Wors
senitern, Der in 8pitra aur Sur tpeilte,
bat iid bort erbdngt.
ynremburs.
2uremburg. 9os Der 5amilie
be S4erff gebOrige S9lpbgut gu
Steiniel gins bur6 8auf fir ben
preis BON $1,000 5rancs in ben 9eiib
Oes Serrn be Wilmar, Mitglieb bes
9ertpaltunssratbes Der Prius Seinz
ti6 @iienbabnsefeui9aft, iiber.
G6ternu d. Sm gllter BON SO
Sabren lit Sr. Qdmbsrt prosper &ols
5a9. Sriebsnsridter bes &dntOns
S4terna9. seitprben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18
Trubm, Sadlien.


5laide, bic SarbOliGure entbieIt. Sas
Sinb itarb alsbalb.
@rfurt. gluf bem bieiiasn
8abnbof purbe benz Giienbubnarbeis
ter &url &nuuf aus M0bisburg Der
lints 4rm beim Rangiren abgequetId)t.
- Our9 sinen Sturs aug Dem 5snItsr
erltttsn Der 7idbrise Srans 90amfr in
Der gtittslitrabe unb Der 5idbrise 8arl
9utiubr, Siitergufe lpo6nbaft. ihpsrs
8erlebun9en.
SnIberitabt. 0as bieTige
2unbgsriht perurtbeilte ben friibersn
9iirgsrmsiitsr BON @erniesrobs, 9uz
rus Der nls Stunbcsbeamter ftanbssz
amtli6e 9sbiibren in S0be bon 104
M. untsrihlaeen bate, gu elmer GU
TnBitrnfs BON bier Wonatsn 9efdngnib.
RrOpiiB SaunOper.
SannpDer. Der i'm II. 2sz
bsnsiabre itebsnDe Rittmeiiter q. ..
ssreiberr Qbplf b. Sobsnbere bat iid
eri6oiIsn. - Die Gbefrau bes SiIfz
lers Otto bat ii6 in ibrer Wobnung
erbdnst. - gu brei Sabren 3uhtbaus
perurtkilte bic Strdftammer ben
@laier Seinri9 Widbolo peeeR 8Iuts
i9dnbe.
8arbopiet. 0as Saus bes
8Isint6tbnsrs Seinri9 Meper 1T abb
eebrannt.
@lbiugtrobs. Der bon bier
esbiirtige Utatrpi. Reinbolo S9iiBe
Der nit sinsm SsssIidiff mad Sonos
lulu fubr, ftiirSte bonn Maitbaum unb
itarb nu6 elmer bal6en Stun0e.
9iebolbebauien. Der tpts
gen psrI6iebener @ergsben itedbriefIi9
perfplote Sunoelsmann Satob 9coe
purbe bur9 ben 9snoormen S9ruber
perbaftst uno in oas Imtsgeridtsgez
fGnenib in 9odenem abeefiibrt.
@o8lar. Die golbene So9Ssit
feierte bas 8Dtt6ermeiiter Gbr. Sac
nede'i6e Gbepaar. Dem Subslpaare
puroe aus eieiem Inlab bic Gbeiubiz
lGumsmeooilIe psrliehen.
5ibtlnproblllj.
R6In. BON benz alien vSterns
thor, bas eiusn san3en Stabttbeil I'M
9ertebr bemmte uno bssbulb nunmebr
nieHrserifsn tpiro. iolsn bic ptatigs
iten 8sItanbtbeiIe aHoerpeittg aufges
| ftellt perben.
aadem Seuer Serft0rts bic gtaz
belfubrit DON Robert ReuB. ausgss
uommsn ben &efelraum uno bic Wtas
IJhinsn. Der S4aten beIduft ii4 auf
$4,000 Wtart.
8armen. Der "a Sabre alte
Sobn osS 9smiiiebdnolers 8uie trant
infoIse @sripe9Ielung itatt aus elmer
Observation-Disclosures aus elmer nit
SGure sefiilIten Sluids. iooaB er bdIo
burauf peritarb.
9rIbI. Cine gutalsiiung Ses
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18
Fropin; Eoien.

9rpmberg. Die 60idbrige 2llts
IiBerfrau S9melbsr in Sl0tenau bel
S9ubin 1T beraubt unb ermprbet
ipproEn. Der SbGtet 1T man bisber
nidt bdbbaft geporben.
Suotprdslatp. Der Wertfiibs
rer &lu9e puroe duf benz bieIigen
gGBnbof ppn etnem 3uge iibrrTabr:n
uno getDbtet. - 3tpsi 2lrbeiter paren
auf benz 9ute @orti nit Strpbfabren
beI6Gfti9t. 2lls Der 9bmtniitrutor
Rube baSu fam unb einsm Der MGnnsr
cine Rii9e srtbeilts, tpioerIpru6 eieier
urfb erbieIt bufiir eintgs Siebs nit Der
ReitpsitI9e. Sierauf ergriff Der Qrs
better sine Seugabel, rib Rabs ppm
Pferbe unb beurbeitete ibn nit Sisben
unb Sttden berurttg, buB sr bOffs
nungslos barnieberliegt. Orr Qlrbeis
ter bat ii6 ielbit bem 9eri9te geiteIlt.
Sunopib. Sn Sernitt 4niieb=
lung branntsn elm Stau unb zine
S9eune bes gnIieblers 8apersbprf
nieber. Sc iinb neun Stid @ieb, Elm
pferb unb bic oiesiGbrise Seusrnts Elm
Raub Der 5lammen eepprbsn.
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Rrobini ROmmern.

ptettin. 3immererlebrlins als
bsrf s2angtabsl itiir5te BON benz Sa9e
| zines Reubauss auf bic StrdBs, mo er
ktobt lieaen blieb. - Qluf Der Inter
piet beim Samburesr Spf fieI Der
7idhriae anabe bes Shubma9srmeis
tiers Streloip in bic Sbsr; er tunnte
nur als 2eihe tpieber ans llfer ees
bra6t perben.
9utop. gluf nod unsrmitteIte
gneiIe brad in elmer maIiipen S9suns
hss grauereibsiiBers g. Serr Seuer
ous. ipobur6 bieie Bis auf bic linz
EoiJtnospGnbe eineeGidert ipurbe.
burg. 2ebrer 9Iiimte 1T
m hen FpIaen eines Sturses ositorben.
warb. Sn Der Sber tuuroe Die
Reife bes beim QngsIn perungIiidten
kiidNeraefellen SenideI uufgsfunOen.
8raboip. Sei5sr GmiI &riiger
.;irste BON einsm 0umpfer in bic
,btr 0ie anaeftellten Rettungspsrs
lide blisben erfolslos.
grppin; Sdleswig-SOlitciH.
aItpna. .-9sr. .arbeitsr 3iIian
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18
Treic Stdotc.

burs. Die in Der WdrIts
ftrabe pobnenhe 6rdu Stiise beoiente
ii9. ais lie uuf benz buntsln 9oben sts
mas iu9te, elmer Ystroleumlamps.
plObli9 erplobirts bic 2ampe uno pas
brennenbe petroleum sr9o5 ii9 iiber
bic 9lsiber Der 6rau. Die llnsliids
li9e tru9 70 ihipsrs 9rdnopunosn oas
BON, bub an ibrsm 2luftummen gs5psis
felt pirb. = 9sim Staotoei9 fisl Elm
4idbrigss &inb in's DaFsr. Der 12s
iGbrse &nub; WilbsIrl Gorens, ipeIhsr
pom 8aosn Suriidtam, sntlsbigte ii9
i6neu ietner Shubs, Iprang oem &ins
be nab uno brahts es unter ben Suz
belrufen elmer am llfsr itsbsnoen Msns
I6enmenge ans 9anb, no es ben @lz
tern Sugefiibrt tpuroe. 9lls Der mutbis
ge Snabe bic 2sbsnsrsttung poafiibrt
bette. lief er idleunieit odpon. - SIM
9eruf ums 2ebsn getommen 1T Der duf
Der StaatsbuggsrsSGuie bsI6Gftigte
9dggerer StDpbai:. ipslber iibsr 9oro
in bic @lbe fiel uno trob iofort anges
itelltsr RettungspsrIu6e srtranf. =
Seit IGugsrer 3eit tdmen i'm bieIissu
S6ld4tpiebbof srobs NudntitGtsn
5leiih abbanbsn. Inter Der 8eIhulois
gung. bieie OiebitGble ausssfiibrt gu
babsn. puroe Der in 9lltOna pobnsnbs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18
Sloenburg.

lbhebauIen. Der 8smeinbes
boriteber .. u. Miillsr BON bier be-
iubte als Gbgeorbrstsr Der &ir6engez
meinbe @bbebauien bic gu OpslgOnne
iaseube 9rsisIpnobe Staos unb 8ubs
idoinesrlanb. DGbrsno er en- elmer
Debate tbeilnubm, purbs er bonn
S6lage ssriibrt uub ipcr iofort cine
2eihe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18

bon bier gerietb auf bem Wersmunn's
Auai in Samburs bsim Raneirsn ben
Dasen 5pifden sipei Buffer. Dem
llneliidlihen purbe Der 9ruitfditen
eequstiht, er lebte nod Stpei Gage, 1T
aber bann an ben Soleen Der 8erz
lebun9 i'm 9rantenbuuie seitorben.
@bbelad. Nudts lit bas auf
glperlat beleoene Wobnbdus bes Muus
rers 9oie Oeisr total eineedidert pOr>
ben.
GdGud. 9as Saus bes GiIens
babnarbeitsrs Gngel am io9enannten
&analItri9 lit ubsebrannt.
6lensburg. Der MatroIe
Grnit Qbrabdm aus SuIum, tpslder
nit nod slpei &ameraben eine SegeGs
tour auf Der 50brbe unternabm, erz
trant infoloe llmidlagen bes 8optes.
S1terz &lautbiilI. |. Sas Saus
bes Sdubmaders Seinri9 9inrihIen
fpurbe Elm Raub Der Slammen. Die
8epobner erpa9ten erit, uls ous
sanse Saus i9on in pollen Slummen
itanb, unb fonnten baber nur bas
nadte Qeben retten.
Erobin3 Sdleiien.
Gantb. Sm bena6bartsn Sabz
lutb idlus Der 9lrbsiter Soief 9edens
berg ieinem abnun9slos bpr ibm berz
esbsnoen Sienitberrn, bem 9utsbes
tiger &retiamer, nit Der Senie in bas
9enid, 10 bab bic sroBe S9lasuber
bur9I6nitten purbe. 8eipeg9runb
Sur Shat mar SuB. Sretfdmer itarb
an @erblutung. Sedenbsrg ipuroe benz
bieiigen 9efGugniB Su9efiibrt.
Srisbeber9 a. Sn. Die bies
| iiee Sti9lerz unb Sre6slerinnung
feierte ibr 350idbriges 9eitebsn. CUR
sSster parsn 8ertrster Der Regieruns
unb Der Stubt, ioipte Der 2anorotb ers
| idisnsn. 9us Snnuugspripilegium
ipurbs i'm Sabre 1548 BON Sans b.
S6affgptI6 bsitdtigt.
9roBbuubtb. Sein 50idbriz
ges 9ienItiubiIdum unb Su9lei9 ieinen
70. 9eburtstag fsterte Der 2ebrer unb
9antor 3. Sdol5.
Spdenau. Wpbns uno Nebenz
Gebdube oes 9utsbeiibsrs ppbl i'm
nabsn Reuhprf brannten Nuats uies
ber-
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Scifcns armitaSL

9armftabt. Sn elmer 8irtb.
fhdft in Der SruuenIobItrubs mar uns
ter einiseH iunsen 2eutsn elm Streit
ausssbrp9en, Der ii9 bis auf ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18

9Orssbirgsbubnsus,s purpe burd
fdipere SteinblOde psrurid4t, bic
ru4loit Burden auf bic S9ienen sez
DGlat batten. Die @iIsnbabns0iretz
tion bat cine 9elrbnuns uuf bic @r=
greifun9 Der SbGter ausgeIeBt. Der
Sei5er Bette, Der BEL Der @ntslsiIuns
iapere @erIeBungen erlttt. 1T osuIeIs
ben erleaen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-06

The John II. Woodbury. Dermatological Institute,
1877 w. +2d at, New York, was established oyok
twentysix years ago. and is equipped with all the
latest and most improved surgical instruments for
the correction " facial irregularities and blemishes,
and has associated with II only the most skilled and
experienced physicians, who devote their entire time
to the eradication of skin diseases and facial irregu-
laritics. Dermatologist John II. Woodbury. employs
the same skill in making people better looking that
hospital surgeons employ in saving life. Local
anesthctlcs are applied, which make all operations
painless and make II possible for the surgeon TO mould
the human form with no more pain to the patient
than IL he were sculptor moulding clay. Consulta-
tion Is free in person or by mail and terms are mod.
crate. Dermatologist John H. Woodbury. also manu-
features Woodbury's Facial Soap, Facial Cream, Fas
cial Powder, and Dental Cream. and will mail Q
sample OF each for go cents. The regular size Of each
sold every where at go cents each. Onices for the
cure Of skin and nervous diseases and the removal of
Facial Blemishes: New York. 1877 w. 42d Rt.; Phfla-
Boston. II Winter st. Address all letters to 1877 ".
42d st, New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-06

make all on my stage costumes. AZ Eleo,
I wear q mantle with 4 great gold lion embroid:
cred on II, you may remember. / did that. and
/ embroidered the satin petticoat In gold. too,
and then 1 embroidered those magnificent gold
bands down. the front of one Of my Etffubefh
like this embroidery. Sometimes I try light
literature. but sewing absolutely rests the brain.
! am worry domestic in my tastes, It's q flno
thing to make a successful public career, but it's
much 1ner to have q happy little homo and
abe concluded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-06

Fyom ,hs CHICAGO Daddy Trtbuns.

Mr.. Holme third day out-Vera, I've heard
It said that II you will lie down with your head
a little lower than your feet you will not suffer
from seAsicknesB.
MR.. Vera SelIdono.Holme I'm despairEHenry,
my feet have been higher than my head every
minute of tho time since we came aboard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-06
the Lvnchbur0 NeSa

A year or two ago Charles Green, Q we'll
day. he stood by the hole and shot and killed the
animal as he poked his nose out OF. his winters
ing his shadow. Since that time. IT Is said, poo
pie in this section have been unable 70 obtain
any satisfactory prediction a. 70 the weather Of
February and early March.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-06

If you have
A Hump Nose,
Roman, Flat, 80
Pug, Red or ~
Broken Nose, -
Outstanding Ears,
Tattoo Marks,
Wrinkles, Pimples,
Birth Marks,
Black Heads,
Moles, Warts, Wens,
SuperfIuous Hair or
Any Mark or
Blemish on, i'm or
Under Your Skin,
Call on
DermatolOgist
John III. Woodbury.,
l27 w. 42d St., X.
New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-06
In new YORK.

Dermatologist John II. Woodbury's special
surgeon will be at his New York office, i27
W. AID ST., Monday, Feb. 2, to Feb. ~, inelu-
sive, to perform operations for correcting
featural irregularities and deformities and re-
moving all blemiSheS and diSfigurements from
the human face and body. To insure prompt
attention appointments for this particular
work should be made at once.
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the top. The toast Itself never had any marks
OF the toaster on II, but was an even crisp brown.
or course Eddie would never refuse outright to
tell how his rabbits were constructed, but he
particular about getting ~ same sort q
We W mix * I into dc Ss1 rabbit & e to s sySs t j. an ~, open Is, glass =
just such a heat" but he would never be def.
mite, and those who tried to draw from him the
gave up the attempt In utter defeat. Perhaps
Eddie could not have told the secret OF his won
has left Temple Bar for good and ali he might
be induced to part with the system.
Eddie's walters. OF whom no never, had more
Their general appearance was as far from that
usually attributed to waters as could well be.
worn, very plain clothes appropriate to the sea.
son. and they never wore aprons or walters
might easily have taken them for veteran
clerks OF some old mercantile establishment.
Much association with. Eddie had made them,
catiike sshis, but they, never could approach
It is said that some one Ia sophomore. prob;
ably, newly initiated to tho place. once offered
e eMs lining Z the nc coin on both ' sid ssa consulting cons
with the other waiter and with Eddie, he ac-
cepted II. BUT somehow 1t never occurred TO the
gratuity to one OF these men. He felt, of course.
that they deserved such treatment much more
Walters wait sat st:HsaSleiin' spe or Trs SSsS}a'S but t h1st's e.
prefer 1t might be taken as an insult. One Of
About two years ago he disappeared. His van
ishing was the subject of mystifed college gos.
sip for a month or more, until IT was learned
his affection for the cook. and they had had q
battle In the kitchen that ended in a way so de-
structiye To his pride and dignity that he went
away and never came back.
One OF the pleasantest surprises for tho soph-
omore who had run up a bill at MoRy's for the
tirst time was the discovery of Eddie's invariable
habit OF treating the man who paid his bill to
whatever he ordered, There was no avoiding
this courtesy. Sometimes q young man who
had paid his bill on tho regular round Al the
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WATSON AND CAMARA.
methods.

If peace be not in the mean time sued
for by Spain Watson will be compelled
to sink her third fleet in some protect
ed harbor. That is, that will be the
case if the machinery of Camara's
boats do not give down before he can
make his two thousand miles Of a run
back from the mouth Of the SueZ canal
to Cadiz. Watson will have to convoy
his GOLFERS not only but some Of his
ships will have TO make four thousand
miles, or twice the distance OF the Med
iterranean sea AS for anything else,
there is no doubt that one of the OBJ
jects of Watson's cruise is the sinking
of Camara's feet. 1t has even been as
serted that his instructions were to fol-
low the Spanish fleet to the Philippines
if necessary. Nothing having been
heard of Camara since he left the north
end Of the canal, and no further orders
having been sent to Watson, it may not
be many days before Europe will be
put into futter of excitement over an
up-to- date naval battle at her very
doors.
But with Camara's fleet still af1oat
the United States government an
nounced publicly and to the whole
world that there being no longer any
danger the mines placed in the harbors
of Boston, New York and other cities
would be Immediately taken up. This
action is taken in response to the de-
mands of commercial interests. In
view of the present action of our gov
the apprehension that was
felt at the beginning of the war con-
corning the possible damage that
SPANS war vessels might do to our
cities appears to have been
ludicrous. The people of New York, |
Boston and Philadelphia were in a
panic, and the naval strategy board |
gave many hours of anxious study TO |
the problem of what should be done to |
ward off attacks from the Dons terri |
bic ships. Still the apprehension was
Justified. On paper, SPANS navy was
but our squadrons have |
disposed of it so effectually that it will |
never give anybody trouble again.
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FLEEING FUGITIVES.

Those OF our cute up-cOuntry con-
temporaries who concluded that there
were no chances to be taken in CRITICS.
ing the Eagle for recommending that
the government dispatch a formidable
fleet to European waters will probably
be able to get a pointer by carefully
noting the results Of concurrent events
for the next few days. The apprehen-
sion in Spain and the general all
around European uneasiness that will
be observable upon the first sighting
of Watson's squadron will be marked.
Hispana viii be more disturbed and
generally ratified over Watson sailing
through the Straits of Gibraltar or in
his maneuvering off the harbor of Bar
celona than would the killing of one
hundred thousand Spanish soldiers in
the far away provinces of Cuba or the
Philippines. The seaport towns of Spain
have their search lights going by night
and their most powerful glasses sweep
ing the seas by day for a sight Of the
American battleships Barcelona, Va
lencia, Alicante, Cadz and other cities
are panic stricken and the cry for peace
becomes an earnest one. In the mean
time His Imperial Buttons who owns
the Irene is realizing that the Amer-
can eagle is no cowardly sea-gull or
sneaking fish-hawk, but the king Of
birds. seeking for prey.
With the permission Of these esteem
ed contemporaries the Wichita Eagle
will hold its peace on the strategic
board for a few days longer, venturing
an occasional opinion and defending its
patronymic symbol, the greater Ameri-
can Eagle.