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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-26
The Spanish Commi..ion.

Madrid. September 25. - The Spanish
peace commissioners started for Paris this
evening
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-26

permit the comal TO land at Havana with
out the imposition UPON her cargo OF du-
ties amounting to 5000
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the camp, the Two Hundred and Third New
York regiment which Is infected with the
disease, will be isolated from Damp Black.
Chief Surgeon GIrard says the fever had
It's fncipicncy in thu New York camp aud
the sick will be sent to Philadelpha hos
pitals.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-26

New York. September 25.--The Worlds
Paris cable says: The crisis in France is
rapidly assuming the gravest phase. The
tone of the press is distinctly revolution
airy. There is great activity in the highest
military circles in Paris. military coup
d'etad seems certain, followed by an at =
tempted Orlean!st restoration or by the
ascerdarcy OF the radicals, with steady
tendency TO the subversion OF social or
der and a revival OF communism.
II is quite possible that the deliberations
of the American Spanish peace commits
SION may be interrupted by the crack OF
rifles in the streets OF Paris. Barbados
may some morning obstruct the passage Of
those pacificators from the Hotel CONT
rental to the Qua dorsey (fore!gn min
stry).
General Zurlinden is the pivot on wh,cn
the crisis turns, Being given the war port
folio to remove him from the military
goyernorship of Paris, in which roslto Oh
he was the military autocrat of the French
capital, he incurred the displeasure of his
mi.itarr colleagues by accepting It. Now
that he is military governor again he is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-26

Typhoid II Rnpidly Spreading.
Camp Mezie. Msdalo.own, Pa, septcn,-
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Paris. September 25.-paul De Rou-
lede presided Ut meeting held tolay
for the purpose OF protesting against a
revision of the Dreyfus p:oce edings. at
which he made speech vigorously d.
nouncing NJ. Brisson and al. the sup
Iorters of the revision aud declared
that II a revolutions broke out and the
s;affold were erected in Paris the first
he'd to fall ought to be that OF M.
C,snenceau. II Dreyfus ever returns
TO France, NJ De Roulede asserted. he
would he lynched In conclusion, he
announced the intention to reconstfute
tie League of Patriots, which the gov
errmert formerly dissolved, and a res
olution to this effect was carried by
exclamation.
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THE SLATE MADE UP

ROOSEVELT WI IEAD THE RE-
PUBLICAN TICIk..s IN NEW YORi>.
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AN APPEAL FOR AID.
Cuban Citizens and Soldiers Are Said
to Be Dying Of Starvation.
Especial Dispatch to Tho Post,

Gp Dsp Tn Post
Washhgton September received telegram
Key which
Santa Clara
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London. September ga special dis
patch from Shanghai says that kiang
iu Wei's brother has been arrested IN
Pekin and condemned TO death The
dispatch also says that Sir Ciande Me-
Donald, the British minister, gave in
structlonS that Kiang Yu Wei should
be protected from arrest. The British
consulate hobbs his baggage and docu-
ments referring to state secrets.
The Russians are ineersed at the lat
ter fact, and 1t " reported thai Russia
has offered the dowager empress the
services OF 10000 troops from Port Ar
thur to keep order in Pekin II ncces-
sary.
1t is stated that the British fleet in
Chinese waters has been divided be
tween Taku and Shanha.ka Wan under
orders to intercept Russian transports
in the event OF an attempt to land
troops.
The Times Shanghai correspondent
telegraphs: On tho arrival OF Kiang Yu
Wei at Yung Tung he was placed for
safety on board the steamer Bailarat,
which sails for Hong Kong tomorrow.
In the course OF an interview yesterday
he Informed me that he left Pekin on
Tuesday In compliance with q secret
message from the emperor warning
him Of his danger ana urging him to
obtain assistance from those Interested
In tho countrys welfare. He further
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statc6 that recent events were entirely
due TO the action of the Manchu party
headed by the dowager empress and
Vicefoy Ynng Lu. and including all tbs
high Manchu officials. The latter wore
dlspleased by he emperor's leaning to-
ward tho reform party and decided 10
restore the regency of the dowagar.
The dowsger empress party Is bound
by an understanding with the Russians
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THE EMPEROR DEAD.
Chinn's WuIcr Is supposed
to thnvc Been kiIieI.


London, September e6.--The Daily
Tclegraph's Ilong Kong correspond
ent wiring Sunday says.
Although there Is no positive cou-
fIrmatIon All the evidence tands to
tho conviction that the emperor is
dead
A private dispatch says he died
September 81, directly he saucd
tho edlct giving the dowager the
regency.
Nobody doubts that Yang nnd
Chang Yon Hoon. who was minis-
ter At Washington in 1895, are both
innocent Of the charge OF poisoning
the emperor,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-26
THERE is A CRISIS TN CHIN
Kang Yu Wei's Brother Has Been Arrested in Pc
and Sentenced to Death.


mentsRussia Offers to Land Troops
s Under to Such Coup.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-14
Gin p~riainrQrr @raf.

SR sinem iijr9it erIdienmen Qrt.tet
iiber y0aS 2eben in 6loren3 unter Der
Hegierurg 6eroin1nb'5 oeS Oritten"
er3d6lt U}. M}uret 3tpei miiiantelretz
Ooten BON oem@rafen Buul 9emiocp.
Die 0emiopps le6tan Ieit 1909 in 5los
ren5, mo i6nan i6r u~n9e6eures 8erm0s
gen cine MISUNDERSTANDING DerI9aff:e.
9rof Ritoluus 9emioop taufte 1914
bu5 &Ioiter Sanfo Donate uno Oers
pdnbelte es in cine prd6tppue 8iQ1,
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r~iidQe5ogen, Bon 3eit gu 3eit ga9 er
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muB!e duf Teinen gefebl NQes pieoer
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bic elm Qnberer Dor i6m in ben 6ingern
ge6Q6t bate. Sin, Ieiner 5reunDs
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Ter geIiiaten qolOenen S6aule %rein3us
pdIfan. Sin anoere5 Wdl lub er eja
nen enqliifen 0iplomaten sum 5riibs
fiif. SIN Gifer Der llntsrbdltung Oers
gaB Ii9 Der Diplomat uno nobm MI
ben 5ingerIpiBen Elm Stiid 3uter ous
Der 3uderbii6Ie. 8raf Qaul er6lei6-
IL, ritf einen 8eoitnten unO feb iof0rt
pen 3udsr, Der nod in Osrgu9Ie b';s6.
gum 5eniter 6~inau5perfen. Der GnSs
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9rDBten Sselenru6e gu unb regte Ii9
midi uuT. Gr trant 'pblegmdtii6 ielz
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6elno BON Ietnem SiBe unb mari re
Safe, bic untertaIIe unb ben goloenen
20ffeI glei6foQ5 gum 6eniter b;nous.
sd puBte ni6t, oaB 9as in 3uB 'ano
MOOe it," Idgte er, inoem er iiA ru9is
pieber 6infebte.
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naAbem er Die iogenannte 6unbepa6e
BON 6 bis 8 llbr i'm StdtiOnsbdul abb
Io!oitt, bic 6. Mpenue binauf Fpa5ierte,
fe6rte has 9adr in biperien &netpen
elm. Sn elmer Der WirtGl 6dften 5og
6drpieD ein rpt6 penalties M}inidturz
Eeufelhen aus Der Sdi6e unb 5etgte
bds Ding ben bort nod lumber lunz
qernoen B6rDnen nit BEN Worten:
r0as lit mein neuer BOB. SD babe
i6m msine Seele DsrIhrisben uno muB
berf4ieOene arbeiten fir Jpn Derria>
ten."
QuQenI 6einli9 mar er UNI biefe
Seit I6pn ton Der M2orbibee poQitdnz
big eingenpmmen. Der 8reen pdr0
e5 NnqTt, Iie lief in ben 8arroom uno
narb pom S9anfpGrter binaus GEE
pprfen. Mittlertpetle bate 6dtplep'5
5rau Die &unbe bernommen, DAB tbr
Suite Ii9 IN 9eieul9aft Der 5rauenz
5immer in jenem 2otdl befanD, mo lie
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pie Elm 3iirts fIu9te, 70 galung eS ibr
bod, i'm mad 9uufe gu betOmmen.
9as lle6ri9e 1T betannt.
Die ngourgogns" 8ata<
rOpbs.
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Geiterqei4ints Ite6t in Dem S9iffsz
SpurnaI res Gdmpfers n6iandtba,"
relAer bon benz friiberen Ri3ter
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na3 BEN Qst&fn isiner 5rau unO
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Sdmpfer ga 8ourgpgne" untergin,
gen, rer5ei9ntt.
Die n9iapai6a" griff cine un5abl
BON 2ei6en uuf EnO unterIu9ts Iie,
bo4 lpuroe feline Spur BON ben Dill
Ions 9%efunben. Die Sex in Der Ga6<
barl6dft ce5 @1ods mar nit i9ptmz
menoen Gei8en EeTGt uno Der geiTterz
bate Qnblid nurre pGn pielsn Sceanz
bdmpfern uno tleint,en 6a6r3eugen
nit S3auoern 9ela6e1.
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ner nGsIigbt" fano piele 2ei9en. @r
unterIudte lie griinoti6 uno na6m Die
G6mudgegmItGnoe bon ben 2ei6en
Der 5rauen uno itergu6 tie in ct.
So6n3, R.J5., Cen 9egierungsbeame
ten, bamit ipom0QIidft cine SOentifi3iz
rung berbeigsfiibrt perben m0ge.
@eorgt 9. @loD Don 9lainfieIb,
R.zS., priratIetretGt be5 friiberen
Gi6ters Dillon, er0fTrete geItern bic
Quf5ei6nungen re&Sd:ff5zSournals.
rpeI6s Den fol;tiu!igiten MenI4en
I6Gutrn mut1en.
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Ipnen, ieit Nnfang Der Gpibemie nabe'
AZ 600 merFo~eu

IOusn, Ieit Qnfang Der GpiOemie nu6e.
gu 200 Perionen.
,Gine @8tff8totaifroP
&obe, Sapan, 10. 2(uguIt. - 0aS
amcritaniI6e S6iff Barring Bros"
1T bis auf Den @aRerIpiegeI nieOerges
brdnnt.
Rur etne Gr6olungsreiie e.
Qonoon, Is. @ugut. - Der pom
Qprcs Na1or BON Qonoon, Rigbt 60n.
6oratio 9apio Dupiss, W}itglieO Oe5
8arluments fir ben 8e3irt Gbdtbum,
9apldnte Qmerifaz8eIu9 lit ni6tS
Nnoeres, ais cine Grbolungsfd6rt. ME
Der lurgid6rige rozWaDorsaSetr
tor 20. S. SouI5bD beute Der n4nO7
ciirten 9reIe" periiferte. Der 2OrO~
Mapor, bemertte iein SetretGr peiter,
pini6e iiberbdupt ni6t, bdB BON ieis
ner Reiie irgenb pel6es 4ufbeben ge~
mo6t peroe, 3umuI Oa er Die 3eiie
nur ietner grbolung 6al6er antrete.
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pOr philadelphia, Bottom, @uibings
ton unO Die Riuguraz6dle beiu4en.
8eu 6 BEN 9apf.
Rom, u. @ugu7t. - Der 9apIf
empfing beute Gr3biidof G6opeae BON
RepsO orleans uno unOere tatbolii6e
@iirOertrdger. Gr CAB ieinem 8eOaus
ern 4usorud, in 6olge ieiner 8rant4
belt tie nibt nit formeaer 6eierli6teit
empfangen 81 tOnnen. uno ertunoigte
Ii9 na6 ben @erbdltniTen Der Sas
tboltten in HepzO Orleans uno anosren
Staten Qmerifa'5. Quf Wuni6 oe8
8apits5 lit Der ameritanii6e 9ilgers
3ug Biz gum 1. OttOber perl4obeH
nprben.
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Dlelpen DIE Sor3uge oes Sluts uno Der
bo6eblen 8eburt, auf Die INNER 10 gez
po9t ptrb, UNI bas Yrin3ip rHobIeTe
p6lige," penn @belleute it9 fir bic
@infibrung BEL einem Munne ibrer
"iO3iulen Stenung Elm SrintgeIb in bic
9ano iteden lafen?
uno iol6e @brloiigteiten bilben fir
englii9e 4riitotratie nod LANCE ni3t
bic 8ren3e Der S3anotbaten. Nnbere
@Oelleute BADEN Sbaten begangen, bic
lie in Das Snnere zines Stats : Sc
fdngntfes gebra9t BADEN.
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Marquts bon 4bergaDennp,Q orb @ilz
liam Nebiq, tpegen betriigerii6en @rz
lan9ens BON 8elbern gu flint Su6ren
3pangsar6eit berurtbeiIt. SEPT ItBt
er i'm 9efdngntfe, bat cine geitreifte
SADIE an unb 3upft 8erg, bic ein3ige
niiBlt6e 8ei6Gftigung, Der er ii9 iez
mails bingegeben Pat.
unb NORM beitanb Ietn 8etrug2 gr
prGfentirte einem rei9en iungen Manz
ne, lieutenant Spenber GlaD, elm 9az
pier, oas berfeI6e, o6ne ben Sn6alt gu
leien, Undergraduate, nobel er benz arg
lpien 6reunbe porI9pinbeIte, bas
Papier iolte ii9 auf bic @9eibung
ietner S3pefter, GounteB GppIe1,
be3ie6en. 4nitatt befen ma es elm
3ablungsberipre6en, pel9es Der jun
&c 9oro nu9trdgli9 auf $4,000 be-
3ifferte. DIS Der 9eIbberlei6er flag
bar purbe, fam bas @erbre9en an ben
Sag.
Nnberer Dirt nal bas 9erbre8en,
befen ii9 Mrs. Nnne Montaque
f4uIbig ma6te, @9piegerto6ter bes
2orb Robert Montague, Der Elm @nfel
bes fritberen 0ute Of Man9eiter lit.
Sic be9anbelte ibre 3pei iiingIten Sim
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ielben, eth breiiG6rtges MGb9en, baz
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b'rauf los. Sic mar gu eipem Sabre
8efdngniB berurtbeilt. 8Gre tie elm
8eib aus benz @oIte getpeIen, pGre Iie
pieaei4t ni9t unter 20 Sa6ren abgez
tommen. Sept erfreut iie ii9 pieOer
Der goloenen 5rei6eit.
Sine anoere Dame aus b06fter Sc
ieaf4aft itdnb tiir3li9 unter Der @rz
tlage Der 5GlI9ung Dor @eri6t. Dies
lit Qabb Sptes, bic Satin BON Sir
9uttOn S1te8, einem 9runbbeIiBer,
oefen 8ruoer Elm 8ui enfreunb oes
Prtn3en bon Wales 1T, betannt als bic
r3abme Sage Dom Marlbprougb
9puie."
Qu4 in bieiem Sale fam Die Wubrz
belt an ben Sag, als Der @atte BON
ben b~etrOgenen @eIoberIeibern bertlagt
puroe. @r beitritt, bic betreffenOen
9otumente unter5ei9net gu baben, be-
5dblte tnoeRen nod, nd6bem er feline
Srau als GGlf9erin blosgeIteGt bate.
Gdbp Spies bate bas 9elo gebrau9t,
I'm auf pferbe gu tpetten, on Der g0rie
gu ipefuIiren unb ii6 in bic @eTeGz
i4aft beS 9rin3en bon Wales gu mtz
f9en.
Dies 1T cine MuI1erfarte 0 foIz
den begenerirten &Oe1igen, Die unna=
tlrli4e Mutter, einen gum SrgelOrez
Der uno einen gum &elner berabgez
tommenen @beImann, bic Marquiie
BON 4iQesburb, cine 2ubb, bic fi6 in
Spelunten betrtntt, Der iunge @arl Of
RoBlpn, unbeiIbor Bancroft, Der in
Ntdo9entleiOern DffentIi9 Ballet
tan5t unb Die angetlagte SGIf4erin
Qnhh Shfo9
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~GcheimIiBbnQer Mnr0.

Detroit, Mi8., 13. QuquF. =
Sn Der gdbe bes etpa 3e6n Meilen bon
bier entfernten 0orfss Dearborn lit
Die 2ei4e zines jungen 0ientmGbz
4ens, Ramens Marb Wa6il, aufgsz
fdnoen pproen. Die auf Der SteIe
umpiihlte @roe lisB auf einen 6arten
&f nit oem MOrber 16IieBen. S6r
Stiefbruoer Gilbert pariI6, Der lie
dngebli6 6eirut1en poQts, puroe ais
Der mutbmaBli6e N0roar Der6dftet,
aluBte iebo6 pegen un3uldngli6er
8speiIe s%nt.afen tperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-14
StaOt in Srann aefedt,
Wbe0tIanb in GaIifornien elm Rau6
Der 6ldmmen. - 8runbIfifter IL.
Plunoerer an Der Qr6eit. - Der
8erluit betrGgt 1856, 900.

OfOOOf
0beatGanb, Gal, 13. g(uquIt.
9as gan3e 8ei9Gftspiertsl pon
B9eatlano purOe geItern bur4 6euer
5erItort. Gur Elm tleiner @rocerpzQa>
Der blie6 beri9ont. 5000 ptrIonen
Iiro obodhlos unb o6ne Nabrungsz
mitIel. Die SOpfenpflider urb ans
bere Perionen. bic Ii9 bier boriiber>
SeReno auf6altsn. 6egannen Iofort, ben
t6rl9en S6eiI Der StdOt gu pliinosrn.
Sine gan5e 4n5abl pon 9ilfs>S4sz
riff5 muBte eingeidDoren peroen, nm
oas Gigent6um Der 8ep0lferung gu
i4iBen. @sltern Q6enD Deriu9te mar
einen anoeren Sta0tt6eil in 8runo gu
itedsn, 10 baB Der erIts Brand auf
8rarDItifter 3uriidgsFi6rt peroen
NIB. Sin Gbineie perbrunnte uno
p,tIe gsrIrnen DurOen bon Der 9ise
iibeymdnnt. Der 8erluIt betrGgt
S185,OOO unb 1T nur our 9GIfte Our4
8sri9eruHs geoedt.
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Sic fran3Giii6e Separation na9
0nhann nnh Nrnfnlcpnnicn.

ON GnOe be5 Sa6res 1896 Belief
Iib pie 3o6l Der 0eportirten nu6 eis
mem geri6te De5 &ploniulminiIters
auF SLY 9erfonen, nGmli9 1877
WGnner uno $40 6rduen. Od5 SaBr
1896 6atte in Drei 3drsporten BEN
beioen Straftolprie'n 461 Mdnner u.
AZ 5rauen, 3uiammen SOB 8er6refer,
bs3ieEun9speiie 8erurtbeilte, reu 3uz
gefii6rt, pdbrsno $50 MGnner unD 20
5ruuen in 6olge @ntpei9en8, 3obes
pDer 8egnaoigung in 2l6gang getoms
men puren. Die Me6r5a6l Der Strdfs
hinge (3524) befauO Ii3 in Den Dera
ff;eoenen Mertitdtteu DDer i'm Depot;
Elm ni6t tleiner She'll (448) Durfte in
@in8eIbdft 5u6ringsn, peitsre 21O ar
teiteten BEL 4oloniitsn Ober anoerer
PriDaRn, 265 bru4ten i'm 6oIpital,
3O1 i'm StrafarreIt gu, unO 269 Iinb
NrbeitsunfGbtge. Die i'm Sabre 1896
bprQetommenen 231 5ooeSfGQe unteu
BEN Oepprtirten puren in 215 5Gaen
burG &rantbeit, in 9 5Gqan bur6 l1nz
fad bsranIaBt, nG6renb 6 peitere5dFts
linQe Our6 Selbitmorb enbaten unD
elmer er{6ofer purbe. SIN genamten
Sabre purben 5299 geItrafungen uQer
&rt an ben 8efanqeren DOQ5ogsn.
&us Oer&olonie gu entnei6en perIu6a
ten 733 StrdflinQs, BON oenen inosfen
$50 DieOer ergrtffen Duroen. Qbep
aud Der 3eft bon IA 6leibt ni6t auf
bic 0auer entfernt bon Der &olpnie,
pielmebr 1teqen Ii9 bic MeiIien freifpils
liz nieOer ben fran30Ii6e 8eb0rben,
Qn0ere perben ipGter aud tpieoer DON,
ben 6oQdnDiI6en uno enQliI6en Be-
BORDEN auFgegriFfen il. 3uriidgeljefert.
Die 8erpenbung bsr Qrbeitstrnft Der
0eportirten erfolgt in 8uu0unu 6eJ
neutrality-suspicious. 8au unD llnz
terbGltun9 bon Weger, Wuloz uno
S5einbpu9urbeiten. 2tu9 Iinb 0erts
itdtten fir 6lehterei uno 9afleioungss
itiida eingeri6tet, tppgegsn in Reutalea
Oonisn me6r (anbnirt6Ifuftli6e 2trs
beit2n berrihtet peroen. 0us bic Qus4
ga6en Der Expectations 8erpuItunq
un6strifft, 10 fino lie ols reft er6ebiia
gu be3ei6nen, benn fir 9uDdnu pera
ben 1,569,248 6rancs unb fir geuz
tale0onsn 1,774.616 5rants dusges
geben, bas Tino 712, 6e3p. 544 6rts.
auf einen StrdTling iG6rli6,
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Runbreife.- 5rau: .Darum
6efis6it 0u Dir bic Gigarren 10 ges
naa, bic Dir 9ein Better gum @es
burt5tag gei6idt bat?"- Mann:
y5m, origineq; aos 1T bieIel6e 0reis
cents : gigarre, bic i6 Dor mebreren
Sa6ren einmal einem anbersn 8etteu
gsiGentt 6abel" -
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Gin RpDerner.- &ritifer:
sd finoe Sbre Di6tungen 81 buntel,
ia tbellpelie geraQe3u unperitdnOli6."
- QutOr: r@erSeibung. 6err 9rofeis
ior, ioa Das Elm Sob pDer Sdoel iein2-
MonOloq etnss ungeU
Qr3tss.
6dbe nun Iejoer W(eoi3in
OurG1us fuoirt nit 6eiBem 8emii6'n.
Da Iteb' i4 nun. i6 armsr 5bor,
limb lein qatient Ipri4t Bel mir Dor!
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QnSuu6mf Don SMmU|dumen. ':::'-

mi mFn mh wum am ghe ND hm htBm bis Uf BEN Gan. brhutu Bic uhbbanM ab". zines
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SECRET ORDERS.
From Signs of The Times.1
CAN WAR.

M February IS, 1898, the battle-ship
: aine blown up in Havana Harbor;
ish minister receives his passports.
April III U. s. Minister Woodford
dismissed by Spanish Government be-
fore he can deliver the ultimatum.
April % President Mckinley calls
for I25, 1000 volunteers.
April II Spain declares state of
war exists with the United States.
April IS the U. S. Congress declares
war exists with Spain.
April ~ Admiral SIMPSONS squad
ron bombards Matanzas, Cuba.
NAV Commodore Dewey destroys
the Spanish fleet in Manila harbor
Spanish loss about 600 killed. Ameri-
cans, 6.
Nav "a first regiment of volunteers
sail from San Francisco for the Philip
pines.
May as President Mckinley calls for
$1,000 more volunteers. RA
Nav 20 Commodore Schley shuts the
Spanish fleet under Cervera in Santa.
60 harbor.
Iuue : Lieut.. r. P. Hobson and
volunteer crew of seven men run the
collier Merrimac into the mouth or
channel of Santiago harbor and sink
it. All c1ptured.
June 7I landing of American troops
in Cuba near Santiago.
June u first battle, near Seville,
Cuba. Sixteen Americans killed.
July the squadrons OF Sampsc n and
Schley sink Cervera's fleet as it at
tempts to leave Santiago. American
loss, i killed and wounded. Great
loss of life TO Spain.
July II the city of Santiago formally
surrenderS to American General Shat
ter.
July 27 to August IL American victo-
ries in Iorto Rico.
August IL a protocol, suspending
hoStilities between the countries, sign
ed at Washington.
August Is American forces under
Admiral Dewey and General Merritt
captured Manila. American loss, so
men; navy, no loss.
November IS. To date Spain has
relinquished Cuba and ceded Porto
Rico, Guam, and for SIC, 1000, 900 the
Philippines.
The Washington bee., 1898-12-31
THE MOST NEGLECTED HOMES.
THOSE OF THE WOMEN WHO DEMAND
AN EXPANSION FOR THEIR SEX.


"It is an indisputable fact that there
are scores of American women to- day
connected with charitable, club or
organization work for which they have
no actual taste and only a force inte-
rest writes Edward Box in the Janu-
ary ladies' Home Journal but the
insufficiency of the home as place for
women TO develop their fullest talents
has been so necessarily talked about
that these women have felt that. TO be
in touch with progressive ideas, they
must take on some outside work, even
at the cost of leaving something un-
done in TIE home machinery
Some women do not stop 10 discern
an incontestable fact: that those of
their sex who are forever CRYING about
the narrownesS ofthe home for women
are those who have either never had
homes of their own or are unhappy in
the homes which they have No hap
py wife nor true mother ever has
WORD TO say in complaint of the mar
rowness Of her home or its insufficient
cy for her highest development. She
knows all too well that home is never
narrow: that il can be made as broad
as woman wills il. Where ONE
is narrow, depend upon it there is al
WAYS something wrong: something is
amiss. The most barren homes il
this country generally belong to one
class Of women: those who, on the
platform and with pen, are always
historically and frantical!y demanding
an expansion of woman's opportuni-
ties. 1t is a very fortunate thing for
some of these exclaimers that those
whom they address cannot look into
their homes and see the true reason for
their restlesSness and dissatisfaction
If they could their platform careers
would soon come to an end
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