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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-08-03

Washington, July Solvents Of
the most momentOus character &C.
Cured at the conference at h White
House today between the president
and Ambassadors CambOn, of
France, and Secretary Day, carrying
the peace negotiations far beyond
the mere submission of the terms of
peace by the United States, and
reaching the point of a preliminary
basis of peace between the govern
ment of Spain and the government
of the United States, and needing
only the ratification of the Madrid
cabinet to what was done today in
the white house to bring the war to
all end. This was accomplished on
the part of Spain when Ambassador
Cambon presented to the president
credentials he had received from the
Spanish government appointing him
minister extraordinary and pleni-
potentiary, with complete i%nstruc-
tions as to action upon everyone of
the peace propositions, submitted by
the United States, including the dis
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-08-03

New York, Aug. "A cabled spe-
cial to the Journal from Madrid says:
''Spain accepts the principal condi-
tions of peace, a set forth by the
American government, and only the
peace details are needed to cause all
hostiIities to cease at once. A peace
delegation will be chosen at once to
confer with the representatives of the
United States. The peace conditions
set forth by President Mckinley were
discussed at length by Sagasta and
the cabinet and at the conclusion it
was given out officially that the
terms of the United States would be
accepted. There are n or two
amendments to the proposition of
the United States that Spain will ask
to be made. and If this is done peace
will be declared at once
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-08-03

Washington. Aug. 2.-The follow
ing is an official statement given out
by the president as to the terms Of
peace offered to Spain: "In order to
remove any NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in re-
gard to the negotiations for peace
bet the United States and Spain
it is deemed proper to say that the
terms of peace offered by the United
States to Spain are in substance as
follows: The president does not now
put forward any claims for pecuniary
indemnity, but requires the relin-
quishment of all claims of sovereignty
over, or title to, the island of Cuba,
as well as the immediate evacuation
by Spain of the island; the cessiOn to
the United States and the immediate
evacuation OF Porto Rico and other
islands under the Spanish govern
ment in the West Indies, and a like
cession of an island in the Ladrones.
The United States will occupy and
hold the city, bay and harbor OF Ma
Mia pending the conclusion OF b
treaty of peace, which shall deter
mine control, disposition and govern
ment of the Philippines. II these
terms are accepted by Spain In their
entirety, it is stated that commits
sioners will be named by the United
States to meet commissioners on the
part of Spain for the purpose OF con-
Guiding a treaty of peace on the basis
above Indicated
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-08-03

Washington, July 30.-After a day
of anxious elaboration and import
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-08-03

The Rev. w. B. Costley, of Stock
bridge, Ca, while attending to his
pastoral duties at Ellenwood, that
state, was attacked by cholera NOR
bus. He says: by chance / hap
pened to get hold of a bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy, and l think 1T was
the means of saving my life. 1t re-
lieved me at once" For sale by C.. F.
Little, druggist.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-08-03

London, Aug. 2d.-The Rome Or
respondent of the Daily Chronicle
says: 'Spain, it is asserted here, has
accepted the American terms with
unimportant reservations and peace
p~reliminaries will be signed before
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-08-03
~ScAalZimg's Best soda is
used in SeAzAAng's Best
baking powder-must be
good.

SchaAing's Best
tea baking powder
coffee havoring extracts
soda and spices
are all money-back--right
here. -.
For sale by
George Bach, Utica.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-14
stIbfmpra rinrs Nalisifrn.

Serfeb=G It b.. rs, u. San.
- Der gpli8tIt Gqi8 9pbion BON Der
7. StraBenzS Station, Al Sabre alt II.
perbeirdtbet, eri6oB fi9 I'm Mttter=
nu9t tur3 Dor ieiner 2(bl05ung uuf
Dem Ypiten. 0oOion 1T lett 5ebnSabz
rem gpIi8iIt bon tabeuoier Nuffiibz
rung. CUR 3eit fdpebte cine 3luge
gegsr i'm, neil er it4 einmal ni6t in
borgefdriebener @etfe Dur4 ben Sig
nultuIten ungemeIOet bate. Dies
nabm er ii9 10 Su 9er3en, DAB er iif,
eri6oB. Gr entitummte elmer ret&en
6amtlie, mar fabr ebrgei3ig unb em~
pfinoIam. Gr fatts ita nit ietnem
9tenItrepolper cine 8uge[ Our4 ben
MunO gefho6en. 8ur3 6eOor frug er
nod BEN inipi3irenbsn GapttGn, Ob Die
&Iage qegen i'm ni4t 3uriidge5o8en
rnprhpn f6nno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-14

ben 2ottsris purbe einem alien 5errn
aus G.@8oblts BON 6prtuna ein-0dz
meniattel uro einsm bpFfnunq8ooQen
Quartaner beS Stuats= 9bmndfiums
cine ~boQftdn6ise - 8routausRattung
bRfGtert.
ais lid Der bIuttge
&dmpf i'm Su6smu6Ier Qebenspaloe
abiPielte, rpurbe es ben 6u3smiiblern
ie9r tief ms Ser66Ol3 gsI6nitten, DuB
etne Der i'm 0aIbe arbeitenben 6rauz
enspetionen in Der 4ufregunq uno i'm
3orn iiber bas militGrii6e 8prgeben
ben nit gefdutem 9pnonnet bic 6oI5z
Taller attadireroen SoIbaten bic Bo=
i|tertora Dbne bedanbe SiiQe i'm Slime
elmer i'm @0B bon 8erlihingen borz
tommenoen NeuBerung 5eigts. 9ieIer
Nusorud Der 9eringI6GBung 1T in
ben atntli6en 8eri9ten uno in Der
Notwithstanding als Elm 3ei9en
Der 8erpprfenbeit Der 9sbDlterunq II.
ols urfa6e Der Grbitterunq Der Splz
odten angefiibrt pprOen. 9ur6 Die
8ldtter gebt nun Der 9eri9t iiber cine
Notwithstanding, bic Ii6 3piI6en
etnem Pfarrer unb einem bauernbiinoz
Ierii6en Reoatteur dbIpielte, in Der
8eibe ipegen 8eleibigung psrurtbeilt
Ipprben. Die 3slgsnQusIdQen erQas
Ben, bdB Die Pfarterst06in na8 alien
3i6tungen bin oas Regimsnt Moor
fe unb in einem gepiTen @rabe audi
in Der STRIDE fiibrte. Sic fu6te au6
bas groBe 8ort in poIitiI9en 9ingen
gu fihran unb namentIi6 ben 8duernz
biinbIern entgegen gu pirten. 2lS Der
8iirgermeiiter bei'm Yfarrer iiber bic
&06in ii6 betIugte unb meinte, Der
Yfdrrer fpute Tie bod pegtbun, tpenn
tie ni6t pariren poqe, erpiberte Der
9farrer: .Sa, bas fam i6 ni6t tbun,
Die bring i6 aus Dem 8farrboF ni6t
mebr binaus." Ra6ber sr8dbIte er
Dann ba5 3piegefprd4 ieiner &0fin.
Oieie elite gum 8iirgermsiIter, ma6te
ibm einen bsiuoien Spettutel unO
f6lieBIi9 tbat Iie ais @usorud ibrer
8ertbi dGBung gegen ben 8iirgermei=
tier Oas NGmli6e, mas iene Studs
miibIer 6rau gegen Die SoIOaten ge>
than. Go Idgte Der 9iirgermeiIter na9
ben 3eitungsbert8ten unter Gio aus.
Die 804in Fat ieitber ben 2aufpaB
er6Qlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-14
grrmiIdtrs ans Der alten @clt.

-unqIU6 in g Ii d bate Ell
re 6amilis in benz 9prfe 8riinDingen
i'm piirttembergiI6en S6par3nalbs.
Die 6amilie battle Elm Coos Der Rottz
peiler &ir9en61ulotterie, duf bas elm
9epinn BON 1000 Warf fisl. Der
SrtSqeiItIi6e, bur4 beifen 8ermittez
lung bic Qeuts i6r 2oos erbalten 6otz
ten, ma9te ie auf ibran @spinn aufz
merriam. Der gIiidti6e 6umiIienbaz
ter Iu6te bas 2pps berpor, UNI Is benz
Pfarrer gu brtngen, t1mit bie{er Zen
8epinn fir i'm erbebe. 8is oerSpnnz
tag5rpd gu Dem @anq b~ernorgs6olt
ptrb, 1T bas Coos rom Slide b.rz
i6Jfpunben. Naes Suhen 1T umionTt.
Gnoli4 entoedt man gum auqemeinan
S6reden i'm Murbs bes am Slide
iig2nosn 8tpsijdbrigenS pr0BlinaS nod
etri9e Derbifene Stiidfen bes 3ertauz
Ten @liidslppTes. SroB entIprehenbsn
8srihtes an bic 2ptterie : Gommtfipn
mar bieie nidt gu bstpe9en, benz unz
gliifIi6en 9eDinner bic 1000 Start
aus3ufolqern.
- @inen fsItfamen 9ptiez
risgepinn bal Elm Qsipst9er 3immerz
mGo6en gemaft. Die ldunige9liidgz
g0ttin mari i'm nGmli6 BEL Der IeBz
Ten bortissr QustsGunqslolterie cine
nit 5000 Wart bsrert6ete - 6euerz
ipriBe in ben SdopB. Die gliidli6e
SpriBenbsiiBerin piber 8tQen CAT
iibrigens 2sioensasnOftn. Sci berIelz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-14
ifran MfGnsfer frriaeiprnarn.

gumben, rs, Il. Sunudr. -
Sn benz MorbproSeFe gegen 5rau 6loz
renee W3c@usfer lregen @rmoroung If
res @atten CAB Die Surp beute Na9=
mittaq nd9 fur5er 8eratEung Elm fret
fpre6enoes 8erbttt ub. Die 6rau Fiel
BEL Der QnfinOigung pes 8sr0ttts
oGnmGdtig pon tbrem Stu6le unD es
bauerts mebrere Minuten, e6e lie ms
8erubtiein 5uriidtebrte.
Die betugte Wtutter Der IngetIa9ten
brad BEL Der 4rti1nbigung bss Ser
bits in Sbrdnen aus uno ibre S9pes
tier REF: n9ott lei 0ant!" Die nur
penige SUB entfernt IiBenoen Ser
tpdnDten bes eri6pfenen Mannes ge=
riet6en bur6 Dds 8erbift ebenfaQs in
grpBe Grregrng. 6rau Rc@uIRsr,
bic Muttar, tpeinte Iaut, II. bieS4ne=
fter oes Grmprbeten i6ris: rWenn tie
du9 Frei ousgebt, 10 lit tie benno9 cine
M0rbertn!l" Die 8ertfeiOtgung itiiBz
te Ii6 alpf bic gebauptung, baB bas
9iitol in 6Gnoen Der 4ngetldgten 5uz
fGGtg Iosgirg, unb oer- llmftdno, baB
Die 2eBtere jung unb f40n 1T, lam ibr
BEL Dem Brp3eiIe febr 5u itatten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-14
Sc05 SrdrIr,

1Ol5. Cfs FortsIo,nus, G.. 3. glippls, agsat.
e5m51rOa uno 65optls5traba 6rdni s. 5rieotis
9oaos uuo oro.r. straBt, g.. $. araus, g7rnt.
955, g8tfs 5arltoaa. StraBa eailiaHi 5tnn6sHH,
ii35L @,R.Qombarssst;aB 9o5n 9. 8panJur.
"?@sao. NIB sbam,s. etrabt o. gittl,t. g1sat.
Forts nno 3o6uionsS traBt u. .. s. s8,iot.
20 lNS goroseab. styaBs, 9oBn s. elas, ao;at.
oar. 9Rcoenrp=Strabe, @. %. GiHitp, gotnt.
ii0Sii9, 8sts8animors strabs, aBjllam Sui5.
"? s~.oasipaO uno g,Oualsstyabs 9o5a J. R,aa
"s 3.iGoSs, qmnrIYania. g oega: Gga 5arlncs ga,n'.
1873, SioiTDasStraBs, 3o1a u 8t55, agtnt.
0I Ea5Tpnt a1sg ap.an. uno 8aont:.styabs SEQ. o..
sHsb,f.JGd: cilmor. uno eormanss ttabs >. 8.
gaSt.aoaSS' %8Jurn,n g. sasstaotol aosnt
9%lulb,rrss 5trubs anH &e5t!;sao'HH', Dr. eOuis
q, uaioa.!ao,nae @ooo6trO, Glarsnc. .. @il,
gsrt5.3jo:aa. uno msguns5.stvaB, 9aofS
D;8} 81 SaT'ainiissoo55 strass Gogaro s@saosz.
8rtmoat. gpnn, ano sarr,'strass 3. %. 80,
Glrlpal,. Gliibl ". SOFT.
Cr:uQtujnt, ojraut Rimbls.
q. strab, unO uutiaoOOns9oears eouis R,ina
oclcr.
GoroofsGds gIu!btrrps uuo gor,DsStrlBs SO5H
g.. 2Pi.ttus.
Sionsfs5d, or @ioolts uuS Go,n.s.raBs. Gins
Srep ". Sumbl;ioW.
432. Nor5sYroaSipab, German u. Gl,mptr.
9altimors- IND GocusStrlBG Gbritiaui ge,
Srato.1iG. uno 6ultonsTOcnas SO5n N. G5ri,
a)lalbtrrb, uuO G6urI,ss stvaBs Il. }. BOSNIAN,
TQtut.
5. uuo GOuqb= StraBc, 5lu,,s 9. 5raar-
2242, Srui0=6in=S Utnue, Sbcp0ogt 9ohr61a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-14
, sseitere srsAbsridte iis9e
6.
" sfaSt Baltimore.
&abm SarbnIidure.
Cine 81 Sabre ate 5rau ma6t ibrsm
0afein in tempprdrer 8eiItes8e=
Tt0rtbeit EN- Gnbe.

Cine 81 Sabre ate Trau ma6t i6rsm
0afeiH in temporGrer SetiteS9ez
ftOrtbeit EN- Gnbe.
Die 27 Sabre ate 5rau 2inieWotts
BON Nr. 1902, gatterp : QpaurE, be-
cling geItern in i6rer @obnung Selb3=
moro, inbem lie cine 9oiiS Sdrbolz
fGure perItludt4. MomsnIane Set
itesseifOrl6eit ioa bic 6rau gu Der per-
apeiFelten Shat 9etrisben BADEN. Nm
Morqen mar sFrau @att5 augeni4etn=
li9 nod in Better Sttmmung un0 be-
Iprgte i'm SoFruume ibre @dife. &ur5
ppr u ubr Mittogs begab lie ii4 in
bic Slide, tppIeIbit cine 4n3d6l &irDer
ipieIte unb holte eire 6ldi6 Die mit
&arboFGure gefiiut mar, uno frant
beren SnbaIt in QntreienRtit Der 8leiz
men,.
8alb mufte fi6 BEL i6r bic @irtung
bes GBenben @ifteS 6emertbat unb tie
ling an, buut Dor Samsr5en gu Ipims
mern.
DIS bic tleinen &inber bieien Dor
gang tsmertten, riefen tie laut um9ilz
fe, unb Der YoIi5iit 2amur, pel9er auf
bic &uFe Der 8inber bin in Dem 9uuie
erf6ien, Golts, ba er bic Situation To-
qlei6 erfannte, Or. 90. s. See 6erbei.
Der 2(r3t ibat fein M0gli4Ttes, UNI
bas 2sbsn Der 5rau gu retten, bp9
blieben ieine 8emiibungen erfolglos,
oenn I'M 5 ll6r Qbenb5 bau6te bic
Qebensmiibe tbren @eiit aus. Coroner
Gbparo Seer pqrD bon benz Sale be-
na9ri6tigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-14
gultmarfensE l0enturru.
9eri6ieoene StaOttGeile, in pel9en
PoIt Wertb3ei4en Dertauft
merOen.

IlOl. TacjioasgU,Imt j. y: 8sii,L, Ng,nt.
~, guilt SirlBt. 2 . SfLEjS a5.nt.
eanoytr. uao eia.5trabs siaaii & GoHtr.
TOO. Crl,ans.strabs 6. 8. gui5mau, acsa,.
Carers uu0 Toi8trsStribG Goparp s.. Ra5sri
ndetl. AaEl:.
gasnef.Ed, grou0pc9 unb galiInogt=S trabs.
George i 49lu, AltIt.
500, Slns5trs : / ebt. emil SbuIba, Ts;ut.
1890, 9.oros SttidTs StrlGt, 6. 9. IBID, aasnt
G02. goyf,GDao, u. =. 91lel. glsat.
1905, oiaen=St.abs Q9 ~. 8atiou, ggsnt.
400. 9oros6artus Strabe, SobH u. 2apis, Igsnt.
5jl, orOsGuiionsap:uhs u Q. CDsJsol:.
daent.
G36, GOIumbia=gpsHus. q. &tHus Jun, dgtnt.
@oriu@sapHus uuB SarrIionfS traba U. 8. 9.
9el 99Hit-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-14
9[ns nrm Snneren WarBlann's nrn
brn nngreu;rnhrn Stuatrn.

Worb unD Selb t m 0 B.
Sn 9urlod, Mb., eriduB gsitern Der
g}sger Gpbraim COLEMAN ietne Sc
liebie Caroline Matt6elp8. ais 2sBtere
i'm 8egriff mar, nit einem anDeren gfez
GER, 9umen5 6enr0 6ugbss, our63uz
bremen. 9ugEs5 parb pur9 bic
slpeite 9uburg aus GoLeman5D oppeIz
finite i6ner berIeBt. Der SaisBboIb
ergriff glei8 ra9 Der 8Iuttbat Die
5lu6t, jagie ii6 jsbo6 nod i'm Ser
laufe oe5 Na4mittags cine 8ugeI our3
bas 6er3, peI6: ieinem 2eben Elm auz
oenblidltGes Gnbe bsreitste.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-14
@ns aiebesarant.

2ancu It r, pa, L. Sanuar. :
Ser 19ziGbrige Gbriitian q. 9oIIinz
oer, elm S6ulle6rer, 6dngte fi9 beute
in QOam W2p6Ier's S6suns gu Gin
coin, i'm bieiigen @ountp, auF unO
f6pB ft6, ndbrenb er i4pn in Der 2uft
i6tpe6te, cine &ugel in ben 8opf. Man
Fqnb i'm als Qei6e auf. Sin in isi=
ner Saffe befinbli4er 3ettel ergub,
paB Der iunge Nunn bic Shat aus 2iez
begaram begangen Bate uno oronete
an, buB elm in ben 3ettel g~epidelter
Ring an elm SRI. 8radbia gei9idt
uerben folte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-14
llnrrpuidIidrr etrrit aui Dem JrirO:
bnfr.

3eaDtng, pa, II. Sanuar. -
WiQiam 8. Senning5 ftarb am Cant
tag in Gem 5auie Ieines 8ruOer5, Or.
Senning5, Dd6ier. Sine S6peIter,
bic felt Sabr uno Sag nit Dem 9ottor
in bitteriter 5einbi6aft lebte, lieB Elm
8ra6 berri9ten, unb Der Dottor that
Elm 9lsi6es. Nls beute bic 8eiIeBung
Der 2ei6e Itattfinben ioute, fam e5
5nii6en ben feinoli6en @eI9ptItern
in Der 6rieObofsz 8apsQe gu einam Or
gerli4er 3piite, oa jepe Der Parteien
oarauf beItanb, baB bas bon ibr be-
iOrgte 8rab 6sniiBt fperosn ioQte. 0d
feline Partei na6gsbsn polte, puros
bic 2ei6e uuF 4~npronung Oes 6riebz
bofs : Superintenbenten porIGufig in
eirom nhnpnn(hp hpinoFpbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-14

algonquin, SG5., u. Sanuar.
- Sine 9sftie in Wteni6engeftalt lift
5ruu Innie Wouert, beren Qbnet=
gung gegen tbr Stieft06terden itabtz
betannt mar. Sn pabnIinniger 0utb
jagte iie geitsrn benz 8inbe bier 8ltz
qeln in ben Qeib unb erpiirgte Das
rrgIidIids @si9Opf oa e5 niAt glei4
toot mar. W}it Der grDBten llnOerz
f6Gmt6sit ging ite alsoann CUR Polt=
sci uno melOete, bub Elm Sramp, Der
gebettelt babe, bo5 8inb, Oa Inn cine
Safe agef9lugsn tporOen lei, nieOergez
16ofen babe. 2Is jeop6 Ipdter Die
blutigen SIeiber Der 5rou gefunben
tpurben, nuBte aues 2eu9hen ntdts,
uno tie muBte in unteriu4un9sbaft
mnnNprn
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SaItimlurer Vnitmat.

g. 0abies @arfieIo, Qoitmeiter.
5reoerif 2eiIt, 6iilf5sqoitmeiTter.
Die qo1t 1T Sag uno Rl9t offen.
9as 9epartement fir @sIOzQnpeis
Iungen 1T ge6ffnet BON 9 ltbr Utors
gems bis 3 tbr AbenDs; an 6eittagen
lit es geI4lofen.
9us Department fir regiItrirte
8riefe lit ge6ffnet BON 9 ubr Wlors
gems bis 6 ltbr Qbenos.
Die 8rieftrdger liefern an 5eIttagen
nlr einmQl Mprdens db.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-14

&6llifa, bsfinhe it6 uuf Dem SItuFsr
bes gil, uno bds DgItufer lei grOBtsnz
tbeils pcn Dem Quspurf her @ingsboz
renen : Stdmme bsiebt. Die SsrDiz
i6s ridden langiam ben gftl bsrab nor>
ipdrts unb Die @nglGnbsr iino i'm
3peifel iiber bic Nbii6ten oes 8balifd.
ueber 300 Spfer bes CRIB
bebens.
Qonbon, 13. San. = Sin GOrs
Respondent Der ,Stanbarb" i'm Saag
telegrupbirt, ouB iiber 300 Wten19sn
our9 ods @rb6eben gu 4mbUpnu, uuf
ben M}uGucca : SnIeln, umgetommen
iinb.
Die 0 It atatif9en @erptz
delungen.
9erIin, II. San. - Mun piez
6er6olt bier ble @rtldrung, baB
9eutI9laro alien @robmG9.en feline
@bIi9t betrsFfs 8eIeBung bon 8iao
Sf6pu i'm 8oraus mitget6aiEt babe.
&uiier WiG6elm bat 6em Qbmiral b..
&nprr, Gbef Der beuti9en A0miraliz
tat, bur9 etnen &dbinetsbefe6( feline
8eFriebigung ii6st Die 8sIsBung BON
8iao 9i9ou gu piFen gegebsn. Die
0eutI6en beabit6tiga1, cine Giienz
balm gum QnIdIuB an bic projettirts
ruIiii6s Qinie pon &iaD Si6pu nl3
Peting gu bluen.
2onopn, 10. San. - Sine Der
betannten SPECIAL : 9epeI6en aus
Shanghai bringt bic iiberrai4snDe
Ra4ri6t, baB Ger 8ioo Si6ou4a6tz
pertrag in 6olge Der Ginpdnoe gu
pans nc6 niht unter3ei6net Tel.
8aiferin u II 9 II It a @tttpriu
INNER nod trant.
Berlin, u. Sdnuar. - MnlGBz
Ii6 Der &rdnt6eit Der &aiiertn Quz
guIta 8ittoria iinO ale p~orIdufigen
6eItli9teiten in 8erbinOung nit benz
8eburtstage be8 &atier8 abbsIteut
poroen, bamit bic 9attentin lire
8rdFte fir bic eigentli8en 8eburtsz
tags : gsremonien r%eierbiren fam.
9Gtr lndJt Ia?
Columbus, 8, II. Slnuar.-
Genator 6arra T6idte bsuts, na6oem
feline @~rtpdblung cine bDllsnbete 36atz
fade mar, fplgenbe 9epeI6e an ben
P~rGitoentsn Mc8tnIeD:
y8ott ferrI6t unO bic repu6lituntz
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Mc8inleb I6lisBt ii9 meiner ber3liz
den 8ratuIation an. 9as ieBt Hair
geIteute 8eiultut muB S6rar 6eItsn
8irgsrIdoft CUR innigen6reuOe geteiz
den. sd gratulire Sbnsn BON Ser
gen, nibt nur gu einem Dem gan3en
2anbe gum @ortbeile gerei6enOen
Gieg, Ionoern au9 gu Sbrer 5iibrerz
Ifaft in einem Sample, tpel6er unter
ben fdDierigIten 1lmitGnben uuf piirz
bige @etIe geponnen puroe."
l1e6er 200 @liidIpunI 6 0epeIAen
Tino 6rn. gamma feute Gu6mittag
uno Nbeno 8ugRQanqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-14
Di4tige 9Orgdnge in 9 Il
b q er N I.

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bsufigsn Mprgenbldtter psrtiinban,
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Ion 8eFebl erbaIten bat, iib our Sin
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gu balten. 53tpei Characterization
ba6en G6nli6e 8efeble erbalten. Wan
3itbt bieraus ben S9luB, bdB cine
pi6tige Champagne i'm Werfe lit.
Cine Oepsi9e bes r0aiID G6ro=
nicle" aus Cairo melbet, Ssman Oiqz
ma, Der bauptid9lide 9eneral oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-14
Grm0rOrte idr sticftinO.

@ra6aer0l6e beieefebt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-11

Dolls stockings are made Of silk and
cotton, some are Of lace or open work.
They are made In all colors and OF
at prices ranging from cents to 75
cents a pair. They are made In Ger
many, and in this country; more In
Germany than here.
Many of these little stockings are put
up In boxes just like big stockings for
actual wear. Some of them are put up
in dozens assorted in sizes and colors
DOH fashions follow the fashions for
chlldren. There are sold at present
more doll stockings OF black than OF
any other color. Many dolls come now
adays with shoes and stockings on, but
there are sold nevertheless yearly
many thousands of dolls stockings.
Dolls shoes are made in very great
variety The finest Of them come from
Parls, the greatest number from Ger
many; some are made in this country.
Some OF these shoes are made Of paper
which looks like leather Some have
pasteboard soles and cloth tops. There
are some very cheap shoes that are all
leather; and finer shoes for dolls are
made of leather and Of satin In various
colors. among which pink. blue, white,
and black are the standard. Dolls
shoes are made OF patent leather, and
there are bronze shoes, and russell
shoes, and shoes that are part russell
and part patent leather. There are
shoes for all occasions.
Dolls shoes are packed in dozens.
allke, and in assorted boxes. The fin
est shoes are put up single pair In a
Dox. Dolls shoes are made in as many
sizes as there are dolls feet, and they
sell at prices ranging from cents to a
dollar pair.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-11
Warships for Hampton Roaps.

When the United States armored crr!-
ser Brooklyn arrives i'm Hampton Roads
Erday or tomorrow it WiG be joined
by the first-clas's cruisers Columbia and
M Bnn eaipol!s. now wanting 10 so into
commission att the League island navy
yard, Philadelphia
The dacssi on OF the Navy Department
10 send tine Columbia and Minneapolis
20 these waters is further evidence tlat
1T rs considered not only advisable bur
necessary TO keep q strong fleet in tilt.
Viclnfty of Newport News, Fortress
M~.zoe and Norfolk
A significant movement has just been
made by the Navy Department for the
defence of the cities along the Atlantic
coast. This was une dispatch of Untrue
5ions to Captain F. A Cook, of the ar
Inored cruiser Brooklyn, en- route from
Venezuela Ito Hampton Roads. to hose
no time i'm reaching his destna ton.
Her presence here is desired at the ear
hest Possible moment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-11
GA'STRONOMIC CHIPS.
Compliments which Make the HnmeM-
est Meal q Banquet.

Compliments which Make the HnmeM-
est Meal q Banquet.
CHable Talk.)
Content is a good caterer
No ONE has more need of prudence
than the dySpeptic, and no one has a
less amount of it.
Air, sunLght and advice are the
cheapest things i'm the market; each can
be had wi'thout the asking. but. like all
things that are too cheap. they go a
begging.
He who knows how to live Will know
how to die when his time comes; with
no regrets for the past what fears need
he have for the future?
1t is said we carry our greatest enc
mics wiIdlfn uS-a trutsm: but it is no
less true that we Also carry our best
friend there. and every owner of a
stomach will do Well to remember it,
Cooks are provc,bially small eaters:
yet a lean cook is a curiosity We sell
dom see. Why? There seems to be
but one solution: as they are not known
to eat outside of. their own kitchen they
must fatten on the fumes of their own
cookery.
There are several roads to reach u
mans heart, but the shortest way. Slys
The proverb. lies through his stomach
meaning, OF course. that humanity is
being Well fed. Moral: II you have.
any begging to do. wait till your vic
tim gets through With his dinner.
Money! Alas. What miserable NOR
tails it makes of those of who want W.
and what fools Of some of us who have
it! Struggle as we may i'm the wifi
wiSp chase we are apt TO grow old be-
fore We grow rich. and If we do succeed
What then? 'TIs a hundred chances TO
one we have got something we know
not how tO use either for our own good
on that of other people and something
h.a, hL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-11
The Young Wife's Social Dutfa.

To simply live alone, with no provis.
ion for the qualification of the social
instincts. is apt to prove too severe
strain upon the reserve forces of even
the happiest marriage. There is some
excuse to be made for the man who
seeks society outside OF the home
wherein no thought is given to social
pleasure, while the wife Is apt to grow
petty and personal, and so less attrac-
tive as she shuts herself away from
intercourse with others. This dron.
ping out Is very easy, but even when
prosperity comes and large social func.
tons are possible it is too late to gain
that most valuable possession, friend.
ship. which Is entirely independent o,
financial success. To have and to hold
place in the social life of the world
Is not only the right, but the duty 81,
the young wife who desires to have q
home in its truest and best sense
Helen Jay in Ladies' Home Journal