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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-04

otal. 751 Total.
On the saengerbund Alleys.

The games bowled at The Saengerbund
Wednesday evening attracted a large at
tendance of bowling enthusiasts, and the
meeting between the league leaders and
the tail enders was very interesting 1t
seemed foregone conclusion that the
Saengers would capture the set, as they
had lost but one game on their own alleys
this season.
The visitors, however, won the last game
with many pins separating them and their
opponents, and gave the gerbunds a
close out in the second event. The effect
of the games was that by lowering the
percentage of the Saengers they are with
In somewhat easier reach OF the CAROLS
IN the race for the championship of the
District league.
The scores foliowf
First game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-04

Cnolie-'Maud has to wear glasses: the
oculist said she had been using her ewes
too much" 49,
Cnarhe-'I should say 80! You. ought to
have seen her at the dance the Other nieht.
she was just surrounded by men all the
time."-Harrer's Bazaar,
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Ribbons.

RlDDOnS.
This stock is growing in beauty and completeness
New 1ainch lsiIk MoIre Taffeta Ribbon. in
white, black and colors, marked at Soc. m.
S5c. Double-faced Black Satin Ribbon, 4 Or
inches wide. Special tomorrow at. ....... ZSC.
Roman Stripe Ribbon. necktie widths, reg -
ular 13c. goods Special tomorrow. ....... DC.
nrcs e. i@ Satin sash Ribbons regular 2Oc
Baby Ribbon, velvet, in all shades full 10
YARD pieces. regular price 35c. Special OSc
Gloves.
Warm Gloves for men. women and children.
S Seotsn Wool Gloves for men and boys ~
n -, ~" - '''........... ZANs
Fieeee-lined Cashmere Gloves for men ~
ana women. Tomorrow .............. NC.
-atmuarn,s ana ladies' Lac Mittens, all wool Enc
Mems Lined Dogsktn Gloves. Excellent for
cIa, fom a~r Syehns Price was CSC. Spe- AdN<,
800 eoAAo'io" <tXCs
- few Fur-top Mittens and Gloves for tho hors
Were good value at Soc Special to- n N' e'
tnorrow-... ..................,...., eVVC.
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Total.
Total


The second game opened with decided
advantage for the C. A. c. They took the
lead by 25 pins and holding it without eff
fort to the fifth box, when the Washing
tons went ahead by one pin. The Column
bias again took the lead in the eighth
frame and held it, winning out by the mar
row margin of four pins. The game was
very interesting throughout.
The score of second game:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-04
Second game:
Saengerbund.
Third game:
Saengerbund
Total ...... TAI Total.

The series of interesting games between
clubs Of the District Bowling League and
the Baltimore Catholic Club will be con-
tinued tomorrow evening, the Columbia
Athletic Club going to Baltimore.
The next league games will be bowled
between the South Washington Business
Mems Bowling Club and Carroll Institute,
at the formers alleys, on Monday night
The standing of the clubs follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-04
ASSISTANCE TO OPPONENTS.

illustrations Given I'm an A. w. l..
Trophy Match.
An illustration of the assistance rendered
opponents by playing on their suit was
given In the following deal of the match be-
tween Walbrook and Albany for the A. W.
L. trophy. Walbrook gained four tricks on
the deal.
The distribution of the cards was as fol-
1OUs-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-04
.JeWelrY News.

New Jeweled Girdles .......................49 c.
Better grade new styles. CSC. to....,..... 81. 90
Oxidized, Ename]ed and Jeweled Belt en- AA
Cut Steel Clasps and Slides, 81 .9s and 81 9s set.
Oxidized and Jeweled Bag Tops, 49c. to. .75c.
New Jeweled Hat Pins. Observation-Disclosures. &c.
Cut Jeweled Hat Pins. .....................10c .
great variety of finer ones. 25e, Acc. and. Csc.
Pompadour Side Combs, ................ 15c. pair.
P0mpadour Combs, 15c., &c, SOC. and. .49c.
Rhinestone PompadOur Combs, 81 % and. 81 IS
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Far safer.
From Puck.

Mrs Johnscn-"An't It terrible, de sick
ness dat's goin' around nowadays?"
Mrs. Jacksen-"Yais indeed! / wux lass
telling my husband dat pusson wux safer
on dead dan alive"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-04
Don't Neglect
That Cold

No matter how slight II nay seem to you for
COUGHS COLDS, Hoarseness, Influenza and an
parently imignincant Chest PAINS often lead 10
PI.EURBY. PNEUMONIA, CONSUMPTION and
AyERr ALL pANGER BY PROMPTLY
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OF second game:
Total,
Total

The final game was also closely contest
ed. the score being practically even until
the fifth inning, when w. A. c. went in
the lead, solely on account of poor work
by Columbia. Both teams bowled- much
better in the last frames. the home club
getting a little the better of it.
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Leather Goods.

New La ,h Bs' ssGtsh pds and SOC
New Seal and Morocco Belts, In green. tan, red
and gray stitched and lined with harness ACC.
New cha.slaln Zine Bag Bag to match Belts In csc.
New Velvet Belts with Jeweled Clasps. Csc.
a me" palses for s ns ana 25
1900 SeM Pocket sI sSsss In real Seal SC
500 Seal, Calf and Morocco Card Gases, Letter
Books and Bill Books for men. spe- 4Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-04
National League VIII Meet I'm st.
Louis.

President Young Of the National League
has received the final vote In the poll to
determine the place for the spring schedule
meeting Of the league. This last and de-
Gliding ballot was cast by wire yesterday
and favored St. Louis, thus carrying out
the original idea of the November meeting
to hold the spring conclave in the mound
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-04
Ladies' Hosiery.

Ladies' Maco Yarn Hose fast black s;,t -.
embroidered. Tomorrow. ............... ZSC.
200 dozen Ladies' Hose, fast black and russet
Shades, with double soles and high -spliced heels
Hermsdorf dye. Actually worth 1ec. To- A =
ANoiio" = ...'' ..... .................... Low
25c buys two pairs,
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Stationery.

Capitol Bond Paper, cream or ~. ~
tlnts. Iomorrow. ...............s. 1O0s tUe
Envelopes to match. Sc. pack
Pure Linen Papers, equal to
: :as SOC good. Of tn: regular l21zc. lib
new wh .sape: and s iinss. Paper. zoe. or.
pa Ssx l Rss se: Of Floral Crepe Tissue 25c
al. r.. .n.d ss'l. solid tint. Of Crepe Tissue 1Oc.
Pencils with liDsas sra saas Elephant
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Former Now Issues n Challenge In
Kid Mccoy.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 4.-The con-
test between Joe Choyinski and Tut"
Ryan, set to come of before the Empire
Club next Thursday evening. is of as far
as the Empire Club is concerned, as that
organization has gone out of existence
Choyinski, on being Informed of the de-
cision Of the club, Immediately telegraphed
a challenge to Kid Mccoy for a contest In
this city for 5000 side and a purse of
$4,000. Choyinsh named George Siler as
referee. In case Kid Mccoy refuses to &C.
cept the challenge, it is open to Maher,
Sharkey or Fitzsimmons. Choyinski sent a
telegram to Tom O'Rourke I'm New York
authorizing him to act for him in making
the match with Mccoy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-04

David Seeley. sixty-elght years old. a vet
erin Of the late war, is in jail at Kalama-
zoo, Mich. on a charge Of bigamy. 1t IL
said he has ten wives living.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-04

4oc. Willow Clothes Baskets at
half price. .25c.
98c. Fancy Waste Paper Bas-
kets tor. ACC.
4oc. Fancy Work Baskets for. zoe.
4oc. Fancy Candy Baskets. .25c.
o9c. Photograph Holders. ACC.
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Mems Furnishings.

AIl-silk Club Ties and Band Bows In colors and
black satin. The bows are the adj n ONZC
Al-siik Neckwear, light and medium ef-
fects Tecks, Four-in-hands and Puns. SC
&c. goods. .-...-...'.......'
25c. buys two
Mems Apply Linen Collars-tomorrow. &C.
Apply Cuffs, reversible and plain n ONC
link and straight. Tomorrow. ....... AS/2Ss
Mems Plain White Japanette Hapdker- dhr
chiefs, worth 19c. Tomorrow = w.
Men, s.e Fun Rsa, ws MsSe 5 aa m Oc
rs ssn ise 9.ss tp asSsh and good Oc
Mems Suspenders. with web ends and U IT
stayed in the back. Special at .........
Mems Ali-wcol Golf Hose, worth S9c. 10<v
to C9c. For Saturday .................@ ~ Ss
' Fer & sSs SOC and &c 25c
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North AND South. 3; East and West, 1,
TABLE NO 2.
lWalbrook North and South
CHOYINskI-RYAN BOUT OFF.

orth and South. q; East and West, q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-04

Choice of handsome black and blue silk
lined and half silk-lined kerseys, imported
tan toverts, fine black boucles-some
with strap seams-some fancy stitched
the most fashionable garments of the sea-
son. which sold for as high as $24-for
$3.50. This includes every high-price gar
ment in the house.
You're welcome to credit II you want
it-and without a penny's extra cost.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-21

Gr bate lie ticfer eju tisGeu meib>
lid getnidt uno j,bipadl aeiebeu.
Gos Gergniigen laadta inn ba9egcn
0ita SirdbadJ dis Die ttioen S0lDelgz
iamen bic Nobuung e.yei,1jsa.
9ie uerdngltiate .jiatler lduft raits
los uuo b8uoeriugeuO um ibr 9lefs
bdfden berunl, b0s iidj gum eriten
DIAL i'm 9an5sn Qeben in Neinfrdmpfen
miuoet.
lila idreitet idjuell eutidloneu
elm, uno W}alor W}ii,ler hdit, dngltlitb
berab9ebeust, bie ilieseilben tleinea
0dnbe.
@r reiBt ii6 wioerItlebenb Los, als
0oftor lllla linn oerlidert: ser i3us
ltano batte ni1t oas Gjeringlte at
ia9en, iei iibrisens fall poriiher. @r
gebt erlf, al8 Die 9otientin ibn unter
9brdnen mieber anlddJelt.
ueber Ben geldnaf ldBt ii6 nift
ltreiten: Wlaior W2iilfer iiberlegt lid
auf bem Seimlpeg, bob bod Die fleinen
acknowledgement, bilflolen O}dbs
tben, Die man id)deenO in feline itarfeu
Mdunerarme nebmen fam, piet rely
poIler ltno, ais Die 10 rubig leIbit.
beipuBte lllla nit oll ibrem @iiiell
unb ftarten S6nnen. Sir bas itaif
ausseprdste iudnnlide SelbTtbemuBts
iein bat bieie Sorberun9 Der @leidfels
lung bod enti6ieben etlpas iebr uube.
quemes. Cine unbequeme 6rau, biele
enersiIde llllrife Sirbbad,
as
Cent? au6 Der junge S1iffsorst 10,
Der bier @o6en ipater in Qonbon aui
benz Snbiafabrer uSopeA lllla bic
9anbe bilfreib 5urei6t, ba lie bie
Shiffsleiter emportlimmt?
sic balten lid lange in iiumrer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bel Ben 6dnbeiL
sic iteben i'm ltillen @tiid Sanb in
Sanb an Der Sdiffalpanbung, al8
nSoffnuns" Die slnfer li6tet uno
llllrife ibr 3ai6eutu0 oem llier Sas
flattern laBt, mo ibr alter 6reuno
Miiller gum 9lbi6ieo ben 6ut Id)menft.
sic iduuen lid gliidli9 in bic 9lusen,
als Sic Siilte Guropas ipater ben
8liden enti6miubet. sic idauen
FROZEN Mutbes uurmdrts, benz lidten
Pfao Der Selbtbefreiuns entsegen.
,0Iiidlid]e Habrt."
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garbie, no er 3uerit Don golbluferr
9eleben wuroe. 9eine erlte 5raqe an
oiele mar: n@eldes S3abr 1T oies?4
Der einIame Wlann mar qan, aus Ser
3eitre6nuns beraus. Die @olbiuder
bielten ibn eris fir irrlinnig. Bon
eoclgaroie selangte 9lougemont naeb
W}elhourne uuo Don bort nad europa,
mo er ltd sundfbit uacb Der Sdlpei; be-
CAB, um BORT mad etpa nod lebenoeu
NermanOten iu lud)en. Sn 3ermatt
borte elne alte Game ibm 81, ME er
leine @eldidte eraaBlte, oann laste lie
mitleiospolt 5u inn: narner Wlaun,
mas mrllen Sie glles gelitten baben
Mber iparnm, um 9llles in Der Welt,
i6rieben sic benn nidt nad 6aule?"
Rougemont milf, na6bem er in Der
heimatbliden S6mei3 feline seldmddte
@eiunobeit ssltartt, in oeridieoenen
2dnoern 9ortrdse iiber feline grlebnilie
balten. Gin 9onooner 9erausseber
miro 6uusemont8 Sbidiale tn einem
Vu6e oer0fientlid)en.
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speiIebereitmna Der ssnbiomer.

Sn alten 3eiten 3erquetidten bic
Smaba> Snoiauer ibren Maais sipilden
4fpet runben Steinen 3lt einem grobelt
Wlebl, immer nun peniee 9erne at
9lei6er 3eit Swiiden bic Steine
lesenb, ooer lie itampften i'm in eine,n
bol3ernen W0rler, Der bur6 slusbren>
men einss Solsitiides geWonuen nurbe,
Su Hulper. Ger Ol6rIer mar unten
8ugelplst, founte leidt in oen 8oben
binein9etriebsa peroen unb ltano nun
iebr feit bel Dem Siampfen. glls W1Srs
lerteule oiente elm LANCER Stod; nit
oem oinneren Gnoe muroe aeltoben,
fpabreno oas oifere, nod oben aebals
tenL Die @udt pes stoBes peraroberte.
sln Der pacifil9ea Giilte uno bei BEN
Geblr9sitammen luerben nod beute
Wur3eln auf einem fladen @teine
feinsequeti9t. Sin reiner Sorb NIT
einem God i'm 0oSen lpirb iiber BEN
Stein seitellt uno nit @abelltoden am
Boben befeitigt. Snbielen aorbm5rier
iperoen oie @ur;eln eemorfen, nadbem
lie in elmer 9rt Sfet getrodnet iiub,
ben man in Der Grbe, nit Gteiuen
ausselest, erridtet. Mlit bemunberns>
iuertber S6nellisfsit 'arbeifen bie
Srauen nit benz ,nebrere Yfunb ffwes
ren Steine, Der als MSrierfeule oient,
ibn nit elmer 9ano bebenb unb aenaa
auf Den Stein uieoerbrinseno, tDdbrenb
iie nit Der anberen panb bic Wuraeln
barunter lesen. Ole Morierfeulen iinb
aus gaialt, oft lpoblseformt uno nit
einem Ornament an Der Spite pers
siert; lie meroeu oft mebrere @euera>
tionen binourd benutt.
Oie SmabaS fennen etfpa 20 Res
5epte, nad oenen iie Mais subereiten
uno foden; ionit sibt es aber nur ae<
ringe @bmedieluns in Der inbianii6en
Soft. gei benz 6eblen jeben eingebores
men 9austbieres, oas Mlil6 ober Gier
liefert, III Die Slide notbrpenoiaer
Weiie iebr beidranft, unb @elegenbeis
ten gu einem umfansreiden Speiies
3ettel feblen 9du,lid. Die Wiutter
trdst bas Giien fiir bic Samilie auf,
bod bepor man bas Mabl beeinnt,
finbet sem0bnlid cine Geremonie itatt,
Die barin sipfelt, baB allies pon @as
tanoa bertommt. Gin Stiidden Sleil9
mirb in oie 96be seboben, nod ben
bier 9immelsrihtunsen binsebaIten
unS in's Seuer semorfen. @enn @aite
einselaoen luerben, 10 1T es sebrdubs
LID, baB bieielben lire eisenen SdiiIs
leln mitbrineen. Ga alle Samilien
INNER lAnell bereit iein miiiien, oas
0aser gu perauoern, 10 mdre eS nutlus,
Glitter uno Sabe ansuldaffen, bic nidt
mit9enummen ober iider 3uriidgelai=
len weroen f0nnen; oesbalb gibt eS
nidt oiel iiber,dblise Sdiiiieln in
elmer Samilie. 9nbianii1e Sitte per~
pilidtet, baB mon 9Illes aufibt oSer
nit iid nimmt, mas Seoem purseieet
wirb. Die Soee, bic bieier Sorm Der
@aitlreunoidaft gu Grunbe liegt, III
Die, oaB 9liemano bunsris abreilen
iollte, oaS llebriebleibenbe follte als
@rfriidun9 aui Ser Reile oienen.
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y @IHdli6e Sabrt. "

Geiuielen. Gin befannter grofeilor
bate Oie Gisenbeit, auf cine Srase nie-
mails eiue einfa6e biinbise 9lntwort gu
seben. @inlt reiite er mad anerifa,
unb oa bauerte es ni6t lanse, bis Die
gaiia9iere oes Dampfers bieie Gisens
i6aft beS grofeiiors beraussefunben
batten unb selesentlid ermabnten. 0a
iaste elmer berielben: sd sebe eine
Wette barauf elm, baB ber 8rofeilor,
ipenn elmer bon uns binuntereebt uno
Die einfa6ite Srage on i'm ridtet, nidt
i'm Stance 1T, obne llmi6meife barauf
su antworten. Sa, i'd mill iosar ees
iiatten, ibm mit5utbeilen, lparum er
sefrast lpiiroe uno baB bon ieiner 9lnts
mort Die Gnti6eioun9 elmer QSette OBJ
binge.] Oas eridien liberal senus uno
elmer aus Ser Geiellidaft murbe nit
Der siusfiibrung bes 8eriudes beaufs
trast ST traf ben inn befannten @es
lebrten i'm Gallon uub iaste 5u ibn {:
.@eebrter 9err grofeiiorl Gin Serr
auf bem SberoeG bat Sie beidulbigt,
auf feline uno MIR es aud bic eins
fa6ite 6rase, cine birefte furse gluts
mort 81 geben. Garaufbin bat er gegen
uns seipettet unb i'd bin beauftragt,
bic bebaupteie 9batiade feltsuitelleu.
Nun, Serr 9rofeiior, seitatten sic
mir Die 6ra9e $50 gebt bic COME
auf?" Ger selebrte Serr runselte sic
Stitn, idluie9 eini9e 2lusenblide mo
ontportete bann: p0ie 8e5ei6nung
,Siten' uno ,8elien,' 0err g., iuerben
in etiuas ausgeoebntem Gimme ges
braudt i'd piiroe aber-"-,@ ,@enu0,
9enuel' unterbrad i'm Der Sraoeitel
Ter, lid iebe, mir baben bic @ette BET,
lorenl"
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q. u. s. u. y. 8abn.

Nad @alpeiton, 6uuiton unb @uert
tdgli9 300 8prm
gsa9 Corpus gbrifti, Nranlas BaB uni
Beeoille tdsli6 .2:20 Nadm
Na6 8errpilIe tdsli6, aussenommer
Gpnnabenbs u.Sonntags 2 :45Na6n
Na9 &errpilIe, Sonntass. $3.50 @orm
Nad&errpiue, ,Sonnabenbs :30Nabm
Nnfunft
Bon @alpeiton, Souiton unb @uerl
tdglib 700 Nbenba
8on Corpus gbriiti, Granias BaB uni
8eepille tdgli6 .......1:4 40 Na1m
Gon &errpiGe tdslid, aussenommer
Sonntass unbMontass 10 :458orm
@pn 4errnille, Sonnta9s. 7Nbenbs
8pn &errpi(le, Wontass g rs 8orm
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ssatarrb saum ntd,t fmrtrt perses

bur4 lofole Appltfdttonea, ba fe ben Git Der
RranfBeit uiht errei9en f6nnen. Ratarrb
lift eins Bluts un6 oser Contributions .Hranf,
beit nnb um fis tu bsiIsn, nthbt Sbr innerIi6s
SetlmitteI nsbnen. 9au,s Ratarrb'Rur tpirs
eingenpnn,en ans irirft birett auf bas Blut
xn6 bic idIein,isen CberFdGen. Sau's "a,
tarr,Rur III feins lua65aIbsr,Msb 6is
tpiirbe felt Sabren bon etnem ber bsFsu Ger,ts
hteies aanSss percrbnet unb 1T eil reseIntd,
btsss Rsept. 6is bejtebt aus ben bsffen be,
fanntsn Tonita, Serbu,lbsn nit ben keit.n
BIuIreinisunssmitteln. bic birett aui bic
s1Ieimob.rfdHen iptrfen. Die poIlfcu,mens
Berbinbuns Ser stpei 1eitanbtbeiIs tft %, mas
icI& punberbolIe ReluItate BEL Der SsiIuna
son Aatorrt berocrbrinet. East SUD 8eue,
Htfe umionit i4tfen.
o. esrfsnft BON alsn apotbsism I arsis .',Ss, 1se
Sarl's 5amilieu'gilleu iino bie beften.
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Sas mene safter Ses sbeeraudens.

9er8te tn seri4teoenen G5eilsn bes 9aubes bsrhtsn
neer bic iarefenerresenbe 8uHabme eer @enpbnbett
hes Sbeerauaens. Die meifisn Dpfsr btefer IaHers
bafen Gsuphnbeit iinb 6rausn, ober eben 70 oft Bee
fnben iid Mdnner barantsr. Dte Gepcbnbeit rptrb
ansencmmsn BON asutsn, beren Rerren aberrs.t fnb,
bic ntet iHIafen t5Rneu, bsren 8erbnuuua mauaelz
bait III, oeren 2eber ntat sebsrts fuusirt reIde tn,
tol8eeeifen l6permaibts nber mhrrIb peroen unb
thrs frafl laptneen fhbleu. 9teerauheu rei,t has
Gettrn; bas 5ieulat 1T aasemeiuer araftperfaI. Gs
erietn ieneertar, baB eeute, pslte an ben senauns
ten uebelraHneH franfen, iid ntht NIT Spftetter'S
aaenbitter5 turtren fcten. Dieies 1T etae Gr,uet
pelne fen Gppetit fbdrft, BITE Ginsemetee reeuIirt
bic RsrpeH tartt uno gu seiuneem SGIafs perhilft
9ietenissn, nsIGe eS sebrau6eu, utHsn, 6ab Is
Dnspepiie turtrt, nn6 pab iie Dlorsen fenen hb.
len @eiAmad TN Munee baben, IiG mad aetbaner
Iaaesarbeit ntGt ermattet hIsn. Gs TT jebemfauS
etnes geriuhes pertb
- Der @abinetsraib In paris tebie
ben @eneral 3urIinben, Der iGon mad
tDenisea 3agen uieber bon ieinem 90,
fen OILS Grieesminifer 3urhfsetreten
1T, tpieber In iein aItes Commando oils
Militdrs s@ouperneur BON paris elm.
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Wdbrenb ber Man6psr BET RafeI
firsten In Der Ndbe bon 2iftingen cline
abtbeilung DragOuer In einsn Steins
bruh. Se6s3ebn Wiaun wurben 10
I6mer perlebt, baB fis ins 2a3aretb ae.
bratbt merben mubten, uab elmer BON
ibueu III fsiueH @srIebungsn bereits
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Southern Yaciftc @abn.
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9:3O Nbenbs.
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Wtabnfe Qptel Sar,
OF Souaon StraBe,
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-23
NEWS FROM MANILA.
Sieam.r With Native and Spanish Soldiers From
IIoiIo refused Landing

Manila. Dec. 23-The United States
cruiser Boston and the gunboat Petrel
have arrived here from Chinese ports
The steamer Union. which returned
here from Iloilo with native and sfan-
ish soldiers, has been refused landing
here.
Private Tyler of company J. of the
Nebra ska regiment. who has been suf-
fering from typhoid fever. is dead.
The steamer st. Paul has arrived
here with the Christmas mail.
The first American dag was raised
over the Malate school house yesterday.
1t was sent by the University OF Penn
sylyania. The honor of raising the flag
was accorded To Father Mcklnnon Of
california In recognition of his services
IN reopening the schools.
The native troops cncamped In the
suburbs are again causing anxiety.
The attitude of an insurgcnt detach-
ment at the panduchan bridge on We'd
ncsday Was such that the California.
Idaho and Washington regiments were
concentrated In light marching order
at short notice at Paco. But trouble
was avoided
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-23
Steamer Seriously Damaged.

Halifax n. S. Dec. 23.--The damage
10 the Furness line steamship Manches-
ter Enterprise. before reported as hav-
ing returned for repairs. is serious. Her
boilers are almost useless and the yes
sci VIII be laid up FOR some weeks
should the owners decide 20 make per-
maucut repairs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-23
FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
Rogers Sentenced 10 Eleven RorthS in Jail on
Each OF Two Indictments

Charles Rogers. against whom two
jury last September for assault and
battery, TO-DAY pleaded nolo contendere
in Judge Wilbur's court and was sem
fenced TO % months IN Jail; ~ months
on each Indictment. J. j. McGill. as
signed by the court. represented
Rogers. and Attorney General Tanner
the state. There were unusual circum-
stances connected with the assault.