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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23
@rgr Srnppen fir @rrritt.
RD6 1900 Mann BON San 6run3isco
na9 Ntanila eingeI6ifft. - Die
8eieBung DON 6apdii.

Can 6run3t8co, %. 2luguF.
- 9eneral W2erritt erbdlt 9erItGrz
flung. @ieoer 1T cine 3ruppenienOung
na9 ben 9bilippinen abgefa6ren. On
8oro Des 0umpfers gNri3onu, Der
BON bier in Gee gsgangen lit, befinben
ii6 @eneral Merriam nebIt Stab unb
1900 Wdpn, bic unter beionberem
8efe6l bon 8rtgaDez9ensral Sing
ite6en. Die 5a6rt ge6t iiber 9onolulu
nu9 g&dnilu. @eneral Merriam, ais
8efe6ls6uber be8 N}ilitGroepdrtements
am Pdcificz8eitaOe, pel6em 9dpdit
3ugetbeiIt lit, miro in 6onplulu CUR
@rrt6tung BON 8auli6teiten fir Die
ite6enoe 9arniion bic n0t6igen 4norbz
nungen treffen. @eneraI Sing bleibt
nit ieinen Sruppen duf 6apaii, Bis
unDerpeitige Orbre pom8eneral W1erz
rttt aus N&anila etntrifft. Sn 9pnoz
lulu IpQ audi ein MilitGriu5aret6 elm
geridtet peroen. Die bortige 8arniz
ion beItebt CUR 3eit aus Dem l. Ne1pz
Yorter 5reitpiQi9en Regiment, 1900
Munn, uno 300 Munn Des 2. iSreitpilz
ligen 9tonier Regiment5. 9ieIe
Sruppen3a6l piro bur9 Elm Battalion
Der bi5berigen bapaii'i4en Prince"
DerItGrtt tperoen. Sir Die n0t9igen
8auli4feiten iOQ 8eneral Nterriam
CUR @erausga6ung pon $25O.00O err
md9tigt iein.
Die RIdfe6r Oer9rdnsportbampfer
nScunOia," n2tuitrulio," rGitp Of
SiDneb" unb nGitn Of 4etirs" pOn
DenP6ilippinen lit in ben nG6itsn Saz
qen gu ernarten. @jenerdl WiQer's
8riguDe, beitebenb aus Dem 7. unD 8.
3egiment bpn Californian, 3. 8atdtIz
lon Der Qrtillerie BON Gulifornien un0
Gstabrpn u Der &ubdqerie BON Nepaz
bu, bic nod 6ier campirt, piro ii4
bemnGGit naA 6onolulu eini6tffen,
nm bort duf bulbem @ege nd9 Sra
Mia neitere Srore pom Gber Gpmz
manDeur Merritt ub3uparten. Die
8riqqoe Das8enerals Sing, bic geItern
dbgeTabren lit, beitebt aus oem 20.
3egiment BON &anias, 81. Hegiment
bon Soma uno 1. Regiment Don Sem
neITee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23
Gampinn nnO Sflrb.
9robungen Der 8iireauzGlique i'm
5Iottenbepartement. = S4lep Iou
Snitruttionen Der itrategiiden
GommiIiipn miBa6tet baben.


@afbington, .. g., %. Dug.
- Die 8iireauzGlique i'm 6Iottenbe>
partement, als peren gsI9Gftigites
M1itglieb Qtomiral SampIon figurirt,
1T i'm bD9iten @roDe miBgeItimmt
ii6er bic abfdGigen &rititen, peIde ibs
rem 8annertrdger unb 8atrpn Sampz
ion in Der PreiIe gu She'll gepor0en,
uno Die Qobeser6e6ungen, nit benen
S6IeD beba9t ipiro, Iirpo pa6re Dor
nen in i6rem 6leiI9. Mpiteri0ie Mn~
ipielungen auf i6redIi9e @ntbiilun>
gen, Die beoorI ItGnbsn. fails bic 6reuns
De S6lep's gegen SampTon's Grbe>
bung iiber S9lep proteItirten. peroen
bier unb Oa nit grOBer 8i9tigt6uerei
9eGubert; fotpeit bis iebt ermittelt
banbeIt es Ii9 babel um SynItruttioz
nen Der itrategii8en Gommiiiipn, tpslz
DE Commodore S9IeD ignorirt 6aben
fOIl, dls er auf Der Su9e nd9 GerDes
ra's 5lptte an Der SuotiiIte @u6a's
eHIluI9 IIeu3le.
Orbres igROriren unb na4 feinem
eigenen &opfe banbeIn, lit bon ieber
Commodore S9leD's i9pa6e Seite
getpeien. Sin Stuf9en bieier Dirt
paiiirte i'm 8iirgertrige, ba S4lep als
2ieutenant. Elm &auonenbOOt unter
6arragut commanbirte. gines gfOrz
gems IieB Jarragut ben jungen Seeofs
fi3isr gu ii9 fommen unO fragte i9n:
DSebsn Sic bas confDoerirte 5ort?"
0utiirli8 Ia6 SfQep es, ba es oas
intereFanteIte Objett getpeien, tpeIaes
bon Der 8lodabeflotte ieit Sagen be-
oba9tet porben mar. pS9On," fdgte
5arragut, pitieBen sic es in Stiide.
8dlb flogen SteinquuOern Il. @roz
iGde in allen 3i9tungsn, pie @ommo>
bore 6arragut es gepiinf9t. Wlitten
in Der beiten &anpnube tommt Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23
@ermiibte teIearap6iidle sepridlen.

6 Sas. 81. 8ater, superintendent
Der nMaieitie Steel Range Co." pur>
be in ct. Qouis por feiner Wobnung,
g2r. 5O55, 8ibgez2lDenue, bon Camp
beq 2ugaiere erf3oi1en. Gr foG cine
S9peiter bes S6Gters Derleumbet baz
ben. 2tIgaiere, pel9er 25 Sabre aft
1T, befinbet ii3 in 9oft.
- 0us @tdbli6ement Der ,6ia6
5uGs Sulpbits Bulp II. M2ining So" "
gu pDrites, nabe 8otsbam, 0.<0., lit
obgebrunnt. Der @erluit ipiro auf
100000 gei4GBt..
81. s. g. S6op, Der BEN SSurmer
Som Grain BEL Gleburne, Serus, err
morbet bat unb am II. 2luguIt 6ingez
ri9tet perben ipllte, mar aus benz
9efGngniB entfprungen, lit uber piez
Der etngefangen porben. @r mar boI1z
itdnbig eri6Dpft unb bate auf 0a9tz
mGri9en 100 Wleilen 3uriidgelegt, ais
er fpieber bingfeIt gema9t purbe.
- GDnuro 6. Wlucmpre, Sc
I1GftsFii6rer Der &leiberbGnoIer 6atz
tett. Gar6art Il. Co., gr. 256, 8roab=
ipap, Retp>gort, bsging 9eitern in ieiz
nep @o6nung gu 8rOotlpn, N.=Y.,
SeIbItmor0 bur4 gri9iebn. @r bate
Ieit LANCER 3eit an 6rOnii4em Rbeu>
mutismus gelitten.
- Suiie Serton, 35 Sabre alt,
purbe eeItern in gepmartet, Ont,
bon ibrer iingersn @6peiter Minnie
erI9oTen. Man gluu6t, DAB Miunie
geiitesgeIt0rt iit. Suiie poIlte ii4
oemnG9It bere6eli9en, une g&innie.
nel6e bei Der Glteren S9peIter pobnz
te, ppponirte Der Seiratb.
- 0ur6 Syeuer 5eritOrt purbs in
Gamel BEL 8iliamsport, Pa., Elm
She'll bes @tablifements Der r@iI=
Transport @OObsn pipe Co." S4u'
ben $4,000.
Senor 6, Morld @icuna. Der neue
9sIanote @6ili's an Die Der Stdaten.
fam geitern mil leiner Jdmilie in
WdibIngton an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23
pirate n i'm rnraibii6cn @rrrr.

Sine beutf9e 8arfe bon Snbianerz
SeerGubern getupert.- -9ieMannz
i4aft CUR Slu4t ans 2anO gez
3pungen.
@ufbington, .. g., %. 2tug.
- Der ipanii9zameritaniI9e &rieg
bat, pie es I9eint, bem Piraten5llnpsz
len i'm caraibH9en. Meer gu neuem
4ufidpung berbolfen. On Der &iiIte
bon @ene3uela lit Dor Sur3em, pie
Dem Staatsbepartement aus Maracaiz
bo gemeIOet pirO, tpteber Elm S6iff
bon SSnOtdnern iiberfalen unb aus
geraubt porben, pdbrenb bic aus me-
nigen Qsuten 6eItebenbe Manni daft
ge3pungen purbe, iiber 8Drb gu fprinz
gen uno ans Qanb gu i9pimmen. -
9a5 S4iff mar Die beuti6e 8arte
n9ebpig," tpeI4e bonn Sturm an bic
>&iiite BON 9oajird berI9Iagen mar.
nur 5ebn Meilen entfernt BON Dem be-
ne5ueIii4en Sort San Gurlo5 BEL
Muracaibo. Die n9ebfpig" mar peOer
nit S9ieBpaffen, nod nit elmer Sigz
nulfanOne berie6en, fonnte ba6er ben
inOidnii6en Seerdubern peber 0iberz
ItanO Ieiiten, nod bem Sort Elm NOtbz
iignal geben. Dies 1T ieit etpa Sab
resfriIt Der Dierte 6uQ, buB frembeSez
geli6iffe in Der NG6e Maracaibo's
bon ben inbianii6en SserGu6ern gez
pIiinbert Itnb. Segeli6iffe, tpel6e iene
8epdfer befabren, iolIten nit 8dffen
berfeben iein, bod miiFen bieielben i'm
ManifeIt uufgefiibrt tperben, neil iie
ipnit bon ben pene3uelH9en 3ou6ausz
beumten ols &riegScontrebanbe conz
fis3irt perben. Die bene3uelii6en 8ez
bOrOen iinO entipeoer ni6t Wi1ens
oOer auBer Stanbe, Dem Sreiben Der
NirntPn Sin6nlt al thun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23

Sim sic ts ibsrOriifa, Oab 3bncn S6r nit.
tdesmubl OerOorb,u W;rO, neil oas Geuu ,ntip,Ocr
ju iebr bsi3t .Oo,r 10 longiam in Sang ju briuscn
1T, Ddb SS6rs Mubljeit StuHOen lang Drripditt
ipirO 3?
08,sbalb I6affen Sic ia nj@t sn,n gaszRauQs
on, nit iOelbsm Ss Sas 5tucr mad 9eOari reguii;
rtn f0nneul Gincr ptr @ortbsils b:itebt Nurn, Oab
fpenn 81. ein;n Reiisl poll 99aftr, ctipas @aitr=
eriibc bOsr irosnO etDas 0srartiges fO6en iuonen,
sic Oair Mot ein erObss Geucr anjuiuden brau=
den.
sic trJisleu Die atsianst' 6ibt, nm cine fleius
Mabl,eit bej parm,m gpsttsr ju iroeuO elmer 3,it
au;ubereteu, iuOtm sic BEN oabn eincs
Rrsnnsrs auorebcu llnO Sic t6nuen Oitie 6ite
is nab GrforOtrnib in O;risIbsn getiis berar6bern
poer DsrriHgern. GAO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23
Giiftm1rnrrn mi her shnr.

9oDer, Del, %. 2(uguit. - Sc
neraIanpuQt @6ite ertIGrt, er babe
jeBt 2tustunft, pel6e Die SbentitGt
Der Qbienber bes giffigen GarbD5,
Our4 Oefen 8snuB 5rau S. .. 9eane
unO Srau s. g. 9unning, S06ter
bes @rzGongreBmitgliebes 9enning=
ton, 0abier itarben, fat auBer 3peifeI
iteqt, unO er lei i'm 8egriff, bic Der
baftung zines ober 3peier 6rauen5imz
mer in San 6run3iSco on3uorOnen.
9a5 @jerii4t, baB cine 6rau in 9Obst
in 8erbinOung nit ber42(ffaire berz
OG9tigt perbe, pirb in 2(brebe ges
felt. @abrI6einli9 nirb elm 0etef=
tiD in ben nd9iten Sagen nu8 San
6rdn3isco abgeben. um Die 9efangez
nen bier6er 3u bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23
ieB ipirb eingeFii6rt.

9Oncs, 9orto Ricp, p. 9tuguTt.-
8eneral NliIeS BAT 6sf9Iofen, binnen
nenigen Sagsn, piellei3t I4pn NOR
ger, nit ieinsm lStube na9 Ndibin9z
ton 8uriif3ute6ren, unb bas @ommunz
Do ouf Porto &icp benz Sen: 8roote
gu ii6erIoiien. @r BAT F4on 4rrangez
ments nit bem 9eneral GapitGnUaas
cia5 in 8e3uq auf bic @erbanOlungen
Der &dumun9s Gommifion in Sdn
Syuan getroffen. U1acids 3is6t, pGbz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23
80 il n I den @ntIafiuno

9 n 5 "a n 8 s c Q, 2. Nu9. =
Die Qeute Fait eines ieben6reipilIigsnz
3sgiments i'm Camp preiioio IaRsn
9etitionen umIaufen. in peI6en Der
8risgsistretdr eriu6t piro, Iie aus8uz
muitsrn. Die Sffi8iere. pel6e nit
OjeIem 8orgsben niGt einOerItanoen
iino, perIudsn, bic GtrtuIation gu Derz
6inbern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23
Better ais sine game Apotbefs."
Sr Mailman - G,s,brtrr Hsrrt Sh bobs Chr

Webi,iu etbrau6t - D. b. Sbr, 9iasn uno RaOs
MAPS 8sisi. Steis beibsH ar8nssH bdbeu ii6 mir
unD msintr camille Don grobersm @ustu erDieisn,
als cine gaHJs apothett Sb bin 50 Sabre alt. Sd
qtbraudte itds Sdabttl5n Sbrsr 9iIlsn felt legs
tenn i5rubiabr Sd bin poaitdHOiJ interchangeable
unD iible MID pie siu osiunotr WanR BON 20 Sabs
rem Stun mo5ts i'd MID nap 5brtm 8eiOlOtnt srs
Iuueigtu, um g i'm Sale elmer lungsH DAME (stt.,
stc) ju otbruudcH. a4tuuesDoQ
auqun g8itmer
Rr $40 Dts 134. StruBs. ReDs9OrL
Sen 8. April 1898.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23

Qudrtiermeiltsr gu S9Iep gelaufen II.
ruft tbm gu, Der Commodore iignuli>
fire, baB bas Jsuern aufb0ren uno
oas 8anOnenbOOt CUR 6lotte 5uritz
teRren iple.
r3um 8 nit Dem Signal,
I4rie S9leb i6n an, Der puBte, baB
binnen Sturgeon fein Sieg pOuitdnbig
iein piirbe, lid mill es ni6t ieben."
llno er tanonirte, bis tein Stein mebr
auf bem anberen mar. Damn fe6rte
er our 6lotte 3uriid.
5arragut mar febr 3ornig ober CAB
ii4 penigItens ben 9tni9ein. @r FAM
3elte ben lieutenant gang geb0rig ub,
ober S6Iep proteitirte nit Der unz
i4uloigIten Miene BON Der Welt, er
babe bus Signal ni4t geis6en. -
Damn miifen sic Sbre Qlugen 3ugez
tniffen buben," i6nau6te Der Gonlmo>
bore, ergriff S6Iep bet'm Qtrm unO
mari4irte nit ibm in ieine &ajiits.
9ort umarmte er ben lieutenant uno
CAB ibm einen trdfti9en S6lud aus
feiner beiten gribatz5Qai9e. Der Dis
5iplin mar auf Dem 9ed 9eniige ge<
f6e6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23
, er 8 II m 0 rbung eIner
9Qttin ber0G6tiG.

81 m, %. QuguIt. = Die 22sjG6z
rige Satin zines 9eutI6sn, 0dmens
GrneIt 9o1el, iIt als Qeifs am 6uBe
Der 8lippen nabe 6loren5 gefunOen
poroen, uno man permut6et, oaB lie
eirem Morbe gum OpFsr fiel Die
8eritorbene bieB DOR i6rer Seirutb
gleonors 9sdett, uno mar entTpaOer
cine GngldnoertH poer 2lmeritanerin.
OuS Gbepaar belt 'i9 ieit bem 1. SuIi
in Sloren8 duf. Gines 9dges tebrte
9ofI aueiH pon elmer gemeinI9aftliS
der Spu3ierfabrt 3uriid. unD ipdter
fano man Die 2ei9e Der 6rau unter
ben &lippen. Die 8eb0roe bat bas
9(usgraben Der lleberreIte dngeoronet,
uno Der U3dnn ite6t unter 9urgIhdft.
Den 3eitungen 3ufOlge mar Ods 2eben
Der 6rdu fir $4,000 Derii4ert.
9rin3 4lberPs amerituuis
Id Reiieerfd bruugen.
8ruIfeI, %. 2luguit. = Smn9es
tit 8teu" perben Die 3eiIeI9ilbsruns
GEN Oes 9rin5en 4Ibert BON 8sIgian
perOffentIi6t. O69Iei9 Der 4rin5
IelbIt ni6t dls 8erfaiier duftritt, fam
man bod erIeben. baB er bic S4iiOes
ungen Oittirt bat. IS beiB5 in benz
leI6en:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23
cute ssfunpbtit fiatt Sranibsft..

e.,brte 6srrsH! gtilisQtaO uberi,nOs i'd 5brsn
gohanipsiiuHa tuoflr i1 tiH SuBtHO Sbdbtelben
Ruopop'g giacu DHHia,. 5eHs UeIbs Sic mir oas
ltste I2al ibtrmittrlttU, tdmtu IN gutsm SutonDt
an g8r itdseu Disis Qiln dlg 5aHIilensBsoiBin
is6r boo penn ntr oIttlbtH feunt, mub hs tets 81
ibdsen uiTeu. SO bin ubcrlsugt baB mir bieislbtn
g,HuObeit O,rf6aifteH uHO MID DOu S4DiHoeldHs
fallen btirtit,u.
5. M. aGtEanbsr. aoa, SHO.s9er.
Sen p. april 1898
gsfIrduOigs 9erbauuHq pirb bts
perfhsGi9t Dur5 aeu @sbraub Don 8abDap's Qils
len gtrm6qe ibrer aHtibtlioieH GiqsnH
i6afteu fimulreu ia bic Gsbsr bel dbiOuOSruua Der
eaas uuo ibr,r 9oiFruHq Our6 Die 9aasngdHas
Sitis giacH in Soitu bon llUel ss bier rsgulirtH
raid bic 5bdtiQisit Der 9ebr uHo bebtbsn Disie uus
rsg.lmdB Biettttn bel benz QaiieHtsU. Cine obu sDd
BON RapDaps Qinsu tlglid gsHoulmsH bon 5tHeH,
iptlh, biliosu SbmrleH ausgeisEt fno unb otrtn
Q,bsr niht rihtiq iUHttionirt DerotH on5 SDitsm
i'm rtquldrn 3ufanOe srbalttR uHo cine geiunOt
GeroauuHe f5ern.
@rciS IS Gents pro Sdadbtcl. 3u habsH bel
Apotbefsrn oeer init Der poft UeriGnpt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23
slus Pnrtn 3irn.

9eneraI W}iIes tebrt nu4 ben Ser.
Stadien 3uriif. = arrangements
fir bic Rdumun9 Der SnIel bur9
Die Spdnier. = Oas Sonntugsgez
ieB piro eingsfii6rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23
8 efangfne Spanier am il
ftren ltd.

. Borts out6, %. g., p. Dug.
- SIN Camp Gong. in peI9em Die
TpaniT4en @sFon9sntn iniernirt Iino,
fano geitsrn Elm Stiertampf Itatt. Die
2tffaire mar 8par eine re4t 3ubme,
bod T4auten 3uuIenbe bpn Perionen
in 9poten unb 0ampfern bom 5luhe
aus Dem Sdauipiel gu uno audi bic
Gparier beIuiti9ten iiA auF bas Bette.
Die QeBteren erbieIten gsIiern $50, 1000
ausbe5a6It. Der 9reis fir Soupes
Mrs lit qeItiegen; Der llniformtnopf
zines SfFi5iers toItet 6sreits s.. DIE
3abl Der &ranten lit um 507 9erunter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23
U(WtNCIGr Der mms "a stlfcIfitbtr arheiIt
- O D % O D. 8
~ YtQelt.

Stets suberlGiiis, rein Orgetabiliib.
fubreup rtoulireuo. rsiHiaeuD uuD trdttiqeHb.
R RapDap' gilltR btleu ale StoruHgen oes
Wasms, lluttrItbts, Der Ritrsu glait ntrDtuit
RranfbtttsH. S&DinoeIauiale, 9erfOpiuHG, Sdmor'
rboioen.
Niigrdne, 6rauenleiben, StltOIis
tat, lInDcrbauli6feit, 9DSpepiie,
0critOpfung uHo ale SeberleioeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23

QB q 3 I n q 0 n, y. u, p. Wug.
- Den aus Ufanila unb 6ong@3ong
eingetroffenen Na9rt9ten pirb bier
ni4t aq3u i4rper piegnbe 8eDeutung
betgelegt. Wtan ninlmt als Isl6itberz
Itdnbli9 an, Dab @enerul Rerritt
Qguinalbo's unperf6Gmte 9Forperunz
gen in ni6t miB3uberftebenDer WeiIe
3uriidgeDieien BADEN piro, uno baB
Qguinal0o eingeie6en 6aben miro, baB
er ieinen Son qegen Die 2lmerifarer
betrd4tlih berabItimmen muB, penn
er ss ni9t barduf dnfommen luiIen
mill, ouB i6m eine empfinpli6s2ettton
ert6eilt pirp. Ulerritt lam li9 ieBt,
nu4bem bas Song Song Wanilas
&abel pieoer 6etriebsfdbig iIt, ieoen
Qugen6lid nit Dem nWeiBen 6duIe"
ooer Dem &rieqs 0epartemsnt in Ser
binpung ieBen unb 9SnItruttipnen ein>
6olen, lpie er ii9 Qguinaloo gegeni6sr
per6ulten ION, bod gldu6t man bier
ni9t, DAB er Dies fir noE6penbig ball
ten pirb, bu er iAon geniigeno in
ftruirt 1T. Wtan bat bier d[les Ser
trauen in 0lerritt's llmIi9t unO Sdtt,
uno 1T iiberSeugt. berIelbe per0eNgui>
ndloo in 3iigel 81 balten pifen, obne
buB es gum S4Iagen 8tpii9en ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23

9fbrottor, %. Qtuguit. - Die
ipanii6en 8enie1Offi3iere, pelfe Oen
8au BON 5eitungsperten bei 2llgeciz
ras, am 0eitufer Der 8di bon @ibrdlz
tar leiteten, itno nd9 Mabrib beoroert
tporOen, unO Die tiir3li9 nah 4lgeci=
ras geI8idten 8atterien IoleB na4
SeOiua iibertragen perOen.
SnitrutttDnen fir bic T p o.
nil den G Gdumungsz
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-05-12
~ FROM UDcoD0icfed WITS.

| Mrs. Roomer-What measures do
you adopt to get rid of boarders who
are bad pay?
Mrs. Board-Oh, I just give them a
little cold shoulder Philadelp
North American.
"Some men," said Uncle Eben "is
mighty proud of dab ancestors; but eff
de OF folks wus alive has my doubts
bout whethuh de feeling would be re-
ciprossifed.-W Washington Star.
The women are wearing such thick
wells that man has to be constantly
on his guard to avoid the mistake of
smiling too pleasantly at his own wife.
-Atchison Globe.
In late issue Chicago paper runs
it's marriage notices right under its
war news, and that is perhaps where
they belong from a Chicago point of
view.-Denver Post.
Sunday School Teacher morn
ing I saw a number of little boys
watching baseball game through
holes in fence. I hope did not see
you there, Johnny?
Johnny-No, ma'am; you didn't see
me. 1 was inside.-New York Truth.
Mrs. NewIywed Johnson-"I's tired
OBJ takin' in washin' to support yo'
niggah,'
Mr.. Newlywed Johnson-"Wa-al 1
s'pose it does git kind OBJ monotonous.
Tomorrow I'll try an git yo' job in
a rag factory fob change. st. Louis
Republic.
Fuddy-Let's go and hear Narrow;
he is getting off some of his best jokes
to those Englishmen.
Duddy-How do you know? You
can't hear what he is talking about.
Fuddy-But 1 can see how solemn
the Englishmen look.-Boston Tran
script.
"Just see that insufferable Hottentot,
with not thing on but plug hatw
exclaimed the Kaffir youth in the pink
shirt.
''In our country" remarked the Sem
egambian bachelor in the crash trous-
ers, with acerbity, "when a man wears
silk tile with his business suit. that
way, we at once set him down as being
from Chicago.-Detroit Journal.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-05-12

"Your husband is so amiable.''
eyes, he acts that way in public, so
people will think the baby takes after
e."-Cincinnati Times.
Jimmy, you must not talk when
older people are talking"
"Well, s'pose you want me to grow
up dumb. Chicago Record.
"Brudder Walter, hasn' [ alluS done
tole you HONESTY wa de bes' policy?"
eyes, sar; but l quit policy soon's l
lined de chu'ch sab" detroit Free
Press.
"Bridget, l told you five times to
have mullins for breakfast. Haven't
you any intellect?'
"No, mum, there's none in the house. .
Brooklyn Life.
"What was that?" exclaimed one war
journalist; "the report of cannon p
NO." replied another. 81 am inclined
to think it was the real thing this
time" Washington Star.
Nervous Old Lady Ito deckhand) =
Mr.. SteambOatman, is there any fear
of danger?
Deckhand (carelessly)-Plenty of
fear, ma'am, but not bit of danger
Harlem Life.
Gladys (reading the news of the first
battle)-Every man on the Hercules
was engaged, and
Myrtle-Oh, Gladys, l wonder how
they found out about Fred and me
He must have told it himself.-Cleve-
land Leader.
"When l think of the wrongs our
country has suffered said the orator
who knew he was too old to be drafted
my bosom swells with indignationv'
"Oh, is that it?" squeaked the man
who didn't like him; II thought it was
your shirt wasn't a t."-Indianapolis
Journal.
He-Oh, 1 say! Here comes that
chap, Prettyboy
She-Well, what of it?
He-Oh, you know. Two's company,
three's none!
She-Well, I'll tell you what. If we
want you to leave us, I'll give you the
hint by ringing three times!- Chicago
Record.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-05-12

WE WANT YOUR ADDRESS ON OUR
books. Turn over to the index of the editorial
page and you will find our full address and the
formula by which you may place your name on
our books for three, six or twelve months as
suits your fancy and your purse.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-05-12
Facts Worth Knowing.

All the flowers of the arctic region
are said to be either white or yellow,
and there are 1852 varieties.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-05-12

THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-05-12

1t is stated that Tisek, Bohemia, is
probably the only dogless town in the
world. A death occurred from hydro
phobia and the authorities ordered ev
cry dog in the place to be killed.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-05-12

Shetland pony owned by the Marchese
Carcano in Milan. 1t is twenty four
inches high, and when standing beside
its owner the pony's back is only an
inch above his knee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-11

Garry a Nne q direct connected en-
Esnzs ara aYH&rtss for steam boat
motors and supplies fer GO .up.sss IL
s8aIlas.ogse
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-08-10

The new war taxes after a
months trial, it is estimated, will
yield certainly S1o.o0o,ooo and
possibly sI2,ooo,ooo. month.
This will aggregate as high as
SI44, 100000 a year.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-08-10
WEsT VIRGINIA.

Il q County Conrt continued and
~ held for the county of Mason, at
the Court House thereof, on Tuesday,
July 18th, 1898:
WHEREAS, a petition has this day
been presented to the Court signed
by at least % voters of ArbuclSle dis
trict. in Mason county, praying for
the diseontinuance of the method of
constructing and keeping in repair
the county roads of said district as
provided in Chap. 30, Acts of 1881, as
amended by Chapter 40, Acts of 1885
and Chapter 80, Acts of,1SS7 1t is
therefore ordered that tine said meth
cd of constructing and and keeping
in repair the county roads of said dis
triet in said county be submitted to
the voters of said district for ratifica-
tion or rejection at the next ensuing
election Those voting for said road,
system shall have written or printed
on their ballots: ssFor the New Road
Law and those voting against said
road system shall have written or
printed on their ballots, against the
New Road Law And it Is further
ordered that a copy of this order be
published in the newspapers of this
county for four successive weeks pre-
ceding the day of said election
A Copy-T este: J. p. r. b. SMITH.
july % ". Clerk
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-08-10

Hon. Rankin Wiley has with
drawn from the race for Congress,
and soannounced Saturday. Mr..
Wiley had many warm supporters
in this county and throughout the
District, who viii regret this de-
cision on his part. But with three
candidates in Mason county, be
could not hope to go to the con-
yention with other than a divided
delegation, and having the success
of Democratic principles more at
heart, than he had his own politi-
cal advancement, he withdrew from
the race. This leaves Mr.. Cape
hart and Mr.. Menager still as can
didates from this county; and it is
hoped that ere the Convention
meets, these gentlemen will come
to some understanding leaving
only one candidate from Mason
county to go before the Congress
ional Convention Mt Spencer Sept.
LIST. This being the case Mason
county will probably be honored
with the nomination. Mr. Wiley's
friends will insist upon -nomina-
ting him for Congress at some flu
ture time, and not far distant.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-08-10
WEST VIRGINIA:

A T a County Court continued and
II held for the County of Mason
at the Court House thereof, on Tues
day. July Il, 1895:
WnEaEAs. a. J.. Sayre and fifty-one
other voters of Waggener District, this
dey presented to the Court a petition
Praying that the Court submit 20 the
voters OF raid Waggener District at the
next general election the question of
enforcing the provisions of Chapter IS
OF the Acts of the Legislature of West
Virginia for 1895, in said district It is
therefore ordered by the Court that
said act be submitted to the voters of
said Naggener District at the next gen
eral election for their adoption or re-
lection. At such election those voting
for the enforcement thereof, shall have
written or printed on their ballots,
For Stock Law" and those voting
against the enforcement thereof shall
have written or printed on their bal
lots, against Stock Law 1t is fur
ther ordered that copy of this order
be published IN. the newspapers OF this
county for Jour successive weeks pre-
cedIn9 the day OF said election.
A Copy=teste:
iuly27 IN J p. r. B. SMITH, Clerk.