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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-16
NAVAL BASE IN LUZoN.
Commissions Instructions do Not In
oIude Retaining the Philippines.

Washington, Sept. 12.-It was
learned at the state department that
the president and his advisers have, in
general way, decided upon instruc-
tions which will be given to the peace
commission, but that the instructions
have not yet been finally drafted
and will not be until after further
conference between the president
and his cabinet Those in position to
know intimate that the commission
will be instructed to insist upon the
cession of Manila, the harbor of Cavite
and portion of the island Of Luzon
as territory to be absolutely coded to
the United States, while guarantees
for the proper government of the ad-
jacent islands and pledges against
their cession to other countries will be
required from Spain as one OF the pre-
requisites of treaty of peace.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-16
ALLEGED PEACE CONDITIONS.
A "High source" at Washington Has Inside
Information Regarding the Prssident's
Instructions to the Com mission.

Washington, Sept lit is given
out from a high source that the presi-
dents instructions to the five peace
commissioners as to the Philippines
will be substantially these:
The retention of the island OF Luzon on
which the city OF Manila is situated
Equal trade facilities with Spain In the re-
mainder OF the islands
None OF the Islands to be disposed of to any
foreign nation.
The severance OF existing relations between
church and state In the entire Pnllippine group.
While these are to be the demands
made of Spain, 1t is claimed by close
friends of the president that he will
permit the commission to accept terms
from Spain which will require her to
give MS only Manila and Manila bay
and zone sufficient TO support them
rs q naval base, leaving the greater
portion of the island of Luzon TO be
otherwise disposed of.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-16
SPANIARDS GO HOME.
All Who Survive the santiago Disaster OF
July Embark at Portsmouth-Cervers
Profuse In His Thanks.

Portsmouth, n. H., Sept. is. Most
of the sailors and marines who sur
vived the disaster which befell the
warships of Admiral Cervera at Santi-
ago July s, were taken yesterday to the
steamship City of Rome. BY nine
o'clock all were embarked. Admiral
Cervera, with his son, made farewell
visits to the officers of the navy yard
previous to boarding the steamer. On
his way to the boat the admiral spoke
enthusiastically of the treatment the
Americans had accorded to the Span
sh prisoners and to himself. He said
he would carry home with him many
happy recollections of the kindness and
generosity of those high in official cir
cles as well as of citizens in every
walk of life
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-16
"TERRIToRY OF HAWAII"
Name Adopted for the New United states
Isiand-Government WIN Be the same
as Other Territories.

San Francisco, Sept. 10.-The steam
err Coptic, from Yokohama and Hong
Kong, via Honolulu, brings the follow
ing advices to the Associated press
from the latter city, under date Of
September s:
It will be the territory OF Hawaii" That Is
the name which the annexation commission
has decided TO recommend to congress Thus
will be preserved in the political nome uciature
OF the United States the distinctive origin
OF this part OF the United States The
history and tradition OF the islands and
the associations that no resident here
wants forgotten will go on in I'M
the government will be modelled on that OF eN-
isting territories There will be no more de-
partures from this form than local conditions
and national political considerations makes
necessary.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-16
CANNOT MAKE SPEECHES.
That He WIN He Unable to Enter the
Campaign-His Friends Exssperated.

Lincoln, Neb., Sept. l3.-1n spite OF
ell reports to the contrary, the state
administration has been wired by Col
Bryan that he will not be in Nebraska
in time to take part in the fall cam
paign. The managers of the fusion
campaign are very much exasperated
over the turn affairs have taken. As
a matter of fact very large percent
age of the privates and all Of the obi
GERS of Col Bryan's command are fu-
sion politicians of more or less infiu--
ence. The loss of such body means
a very potent menace to the fortunes
of the fusion forces of the state. Gov.
Holcomb has repeatedly wired to the
war department and the members OF
the Nebraska congressional delegation
in Washington to have the silver bat
talon mustered out at once. In fact
the war department has declared now
that the Third Nebraska will be held
until peace Is formally declared.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-16
WILL PAY FULL TARIFF.
Blanco Refuses to Admit Cuban Relief
Supplies Free into Havana-spain's
Flag stiIl supreme There.

Washington, Sept s. "A cable mes
sage was received from Havana stating
that the Spanish authorities absolutely
refused to allow the steamer Comal to
land the provisions which she carried
for the starving inhabitants of Cuba,
unless the full duty was paid. Secre-
tary Alger thereupon ordered the
duties upon the ! 900, 900 rations to be
paid and directed that they be dis
tributed under the supervision OF the
United States officers. 1t is also
stated by the secretary that the United
States insists upon conformity to its
orders where it holds possession and
the authority of Spain in Cuba must
be recognized where its flag still
waves
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-16
WHAT 1T COST SPAIN.
Nearly s3s4,OOO,Ooo Was the Price Thas
Nation Paid for Most Disastrous Do
feat Was spent In the Colonies.

New York, Sept Is. "A dispatch to
the Herald from Washington says:
Aside from the loss of her colonies and
the ships destroyed in battle the war
has cost Spain about 1884, 800, 900. In
formation to this effect has been re-
ceived at the navy department from
the naval attaches of this government
abroad. According to the information
in the possession of the department
all the money has been expended on
expeditions sent to the colonies, whose
total amounted to $50, 43l soldiers, o, 223
officers and about 700 generals. OF the
millions expended only $4,000, 900 was
spent by the Spanish government to
increase its naval force.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-16
A Noted JnrIst Dead.

Ann Arbor Mich, Sept 1S.-Judge
Thomas M. Cooley, the noted jurist
and constitutional lawyer, died early
yesterday at his home. Three months
ago he returned from a private sani-
tarium at Flint, Mich, where he had
been treated chiefly for mental weak
ness. He realized his weak physical
condition and his failing mental abil-
tiles and often expressed wish that
death would come. Several weeks
ago he relapsed into a comatose condi-
ton. His demise had been expected
for weeks past.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-16
Aetna, r,,.na,,ur.. OF the War.

Washington, Sept 1S-ln response
to an inquiry Secretary OF the Treas
ury Gage has issued the following
statement:
The actual expenditures on account OF the
war up to and including August 81, have
amounted to sl05,0)0OO0 The aggregate OF ap-
preparations made for conducting the war and
available for the six months ending December
81 next amounts In round numbers to 1881. 900. .
300 These appropriations were made with the
expectation, however, that the war would cou-
tinue that length OF time. and 1t may be that
the money represented by them will not be
wholly expended. II Is safe to saw. however.
that up to the time given above-August al
the war expenditures actually paid for have
amounted to the figure given.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-16
Uncle sam win Pay the Expensss.

Washington, Sept 13.-The presi-
dent has determined to make such ar
engagements as the new law permits
regarding men in private hospitals on
account of wounds and diseases in
Cured in Cuba and Porto Rico The
army regulations do not permit the
payment of hospital expenses for men
who are on furlough, but in the present
case, men whose condition has required
hospital treatment will be treated a.
having surrendered their furloughs
and as being in active service.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-16
Populate LosIng In Arkansas.

Little Rock, Ark. Sept. s.-Unofi-
cial election returns show that the
populist party has become almost ex-
tinct in Arkansas. 1t appears that
they have lost Nevada, White, Cleve-
land and Polk counties, heretofore con-
sidered their strongholds, and have
elected but one member of the legisla.
ture, that member being elected in
Cleburne county. About 100, 900 votes
were cast in the state, of which the
republicans polled about $4,000 and
populists and prohibitionists perhaps
10000 Gov. Jones ran far behind the
democratic ticket
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-16
rhe New mnIne a Son King.

Philadelphia, Sept. 12.-It is unUffi-
cially announced that Philadelphia
will build for the American navy the
battleship that is to replace the Maine
"a ship that will be rival of the
tremendous Royal Sovereign Of the
English navy, and the Carnot of the
French navy 1t win be of IL, 1870 tons
displacement and make IS knots an
hour.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-16
Over Fifteen hundred Sick In Porto RIOo

Ponce, Porto Rico, Sept. 10. Gen.
Henry's report made to Gen. Brooke
yesterday on the condition of the
troops on the south side of the island
shows that there are 1858 sick out of
a total of II, 900, the highest percentage
yet reported. Although the percent
age of sick is high, generally, a large
proportion of the cases are not serious
and the death rate is low, Typhoid
feveris decreasing and there is no oc-
casion for alarm.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-16
Grain and Provisions,

Kansas City Sept 10 Receipts OF wheat, 124
cars year ago. 32s cars Sales by car LOTS
No. hard 6inD62c No 2hard, 59h16.c; No. 3
hard, 56hl6Oc; No. I hard 5lGo56Ec, No, soft.
64G66c No soft. 6Oc; No soft, $40
56Hc Receipts OF corn cars; year ago, q
cars No mixed, 2s442sHO No mixed, sc;
No I mixed, 27927hc; No white, 29c; No, 3
white, 27h928c; No. white, &c Receipts
OF oats, cars; year ago, cars No mixed,
22123c; No mixed. 2id22c; No. mixed, 200
Gle; No 2 white 25CD26Hc; No white a5tS Il 26c;
No 4 white "a oo2axe Receipts OF hay 10 cars;
timothy. ID 5o2D7 90; prairie tb5O96Oo Eggs,
Ike per doz Poultry, hens, 70 per Id. /;
broilers, 9hc per Id roosters, lbc EACH tur-
keys 6d7o; ducks, young exc; old, So geese,
DC; gosllngs, &c; pigeons, Soc per doz Butter.
extra fancy, 100; dairy 100; store packed,
l4c Potatoes 3S6Di0c per b1 Sweet potatoes,
6Oc per bu Lettuce, b016Jc per bu. Onions
new, 2514Oc per bu Cucumbers, i50sOc per
bu Turnips, 25c per bu Green beans sO6D4OC
per bu Beots, 25c per doz lunches Celery,
sO146c per doz Tomatoes, o. OOlDl25 per bu.
Cabbage, 5O965o per 100 lbs Watermelons zoe
0t2 % per doz Catalogues, 3(150c per bu
Grapes, 2eh D25c per peck; peaches, 10000 per
u bu Apples 10000 per u bu.
Chicago, Sept -Wheat-Septembe 6id
64nc; December 69@62Ao; May 6406fSo
COrn-Septembe 29SO304c; December, 2qA@
S06c; May, SlB@32bo Oats-September 20%@i
2lhc; December, 2Od9OAc; May 2lb@22Ac
Pork-September 1850; October $3.50; De.
cember, s8b74as65. Lard-September a. 900
492h; October, ,49O0L 9eh December, ~ 95l
LWh. Short ribs-September, as 35; October
tA271l05,S5 December S4s004s7h.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-16
from \ spanlnn source.

Hong Kong, Sept 14.-A special dis
patch received here from Manila from
a Spanish source says: "Aguinaldo has
liberated all the Spanish prisoners.
The Americans, in violation of the
terms of the capitulation, have seized
the public office, destroyed the ar
chives, disregarded the municipal laws
and are collecting the overdue Spanish
taVas
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-16
Promotions for Higginson and Robson.

Washington, Sept. l2.-Among the
naval orders Saturday were the fol-
lowing promotions: Capt Higginson,
Of the Massachusetts, to be commo-
dore from August 10; Assistant Naval
Constructor r, P. Hobson to be full
naval constructor to date from June
23, the delay in making the last pro-
motion being caused by the impossi-
bility of having an earlier examine
ton.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-16
Capt. Duncan Goes Free.

Camp Meade, Pa, Sept IA Upon
the PRONUNCIATION of the finding of the
court-martial convicting Louis G. Dun
can, of the Twenty second Kansas, of
knowingly permitting the desecratiOn-
of confederate graves at Manassas,
Gen. Davis, who convened the court
martial, set aside the courts findings
and restored Duncan to the service, in
vigorous language not at all compli-
mentary to the Judgment of the court.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-16
UItImatnm TO the TnrkIsh Government

Gambia, Crete, Sept l4-Roar Ad-
miral Noel, commander of the British
naval forces in Cretan waters, issued
an ultimatum to Edhem Pasha, Turk
ish military governor of Crete, de-
handing that within As hours he
should deliver up the ringleaders of
the recent outbreak and massacre, sur
render the fort and ramparts defend
ing the town and disarm the Mussul-
man troops.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-16
over a Thousand Fever Deaths.

Monterey, Mexico, Sept, l2.--Over
1000 deaths have occurred at Tampioo
from yellow fever and the number of
new cases is increasing daily, A large
number Of American railroad men
have died from the disease.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-16

Washington, Sept 14-Gen. Shafter
called at the war department yes
terday and submitted his report on
the Santiago campaign. 1t covers
from beginning to end the operations
of the army under his command in
Cuba.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-16

The republican state convention of
Utah strongly Endorsed President Nc
Kinley and declared for the free coin
age Of silver
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
3rnnprini mn G1nia.

Inter bieIer lle6srI6rift ber0Tfentz
lidt Die 8erljner 8O6snI6rift Bar"
in i6rer leBten Nummar fol9snoe Sc
i6t6te aus bem 2eben 6rt2bri6 WiLz
helm'S ba5 @iertsn: 6rieOri6 8il6eIm
Der @isrte BON 9reuBen fii6rte nit
ieiner 8emabIin cine ietr qIiidti6e
Gbe, nur lieB i'm mitunter iein beiBe5
8lut ir 3orn gerutben. Sin 9lijdli9
ange6radtss 0prt poer cine feline, ltes
ben5piirOige Wenbung permo9e ies
Op6 ben &Orig ebsnio Iei6t pieber 81
%perf06nsn. 8ur5 0 Qntritt Ieinep
&egierung fragte bel ein:m oerartigen
QnlaB bic ianfts &ronprin3sFin, ob
ibr 8emabl niht pon ieiner 6eftigteit
Ia7en poIe. Sci ur6eipr9t! Bin t9
einmal &0nig, 10 tper0e id Dir me
mails me6r @ele8enbeit gu oitIer &tage
geben!" Iautete be8 &rpnprin3er
ffer36afte Gntgegnung. - Die nQds
maIige &Oni9in @liiabatb bate nidt
pergsfen, tra8 i6r 9smabl Der &rpnz
p%rtn3ei1in perIprp6en, unb ais zines
8age5 Der a6njg gesen sjnen Ieiner
8Gtbe aufbrouIte, oaB feline Stimme
Bis ms Reban3immer orang, IN nell
dem S0ni9in @Iiiabetf 3ufduig paiIz
te, Offrste bic geiitreife 6rau baItig
bic S6iir, 6Iisb jsbo6 tpie 50gerno duf
Der S6peue F2bsn, inoem tie Iagte:
n8er8ei6un9 fir meinen Srrtbum! -
Sd gIaubte, ben 80niq gu trsffep, bod
gerDa6re" i6 Ioebsn, Dap nur Der &rpnz
prin3 antDeienO lit" - Ginen Nuqsnz
Bid tuBte DER Monar9, Damn i9ritt
er nit ltebsr5piiroigsm 2Gdeln Ietn&r
8emabIin entge9en, unb inbem er bic
&Onigin tie fer in bus 3immer fii6rte,
b0rte Der erItaunte Rai6, ME Der &Dniq
ipieoer gan3 6etter gsIaunt 7agte: g0u
BAIT Elm beHsrs5 @tbd6tniB, ais i6,
aber Der 8Ontg bat Did OerItanben,
unb er 0antt Dir fir ben 3artenDint."
9ierauf ipanbte ii6 her Wpnar6 p0(z
Zig Deri06nt gu Dem R1tb uub sr3dbIte
bieIem nit frejmiitbigem 9umor, an
!pelde feline GpiIu0e &Dnigin GliIoz
6et6 Ioeben i6rep 9:mabl %srinnert baz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
gpa6stlum rlciniider stabtr.

Qu5 @fen tpirb gemtIcet, baB bieIe
%jiingite r6stniifs 8roBitabt Die Sum
berttauIenb bsreitS ij6erI6ritten un6
our 3sit iber 10000 G~inpobnsr
.3Gblt. Sine auBerprbentIi6e 8sr4r0z
Berung G7er'5 itebt aber bepor, Denn
IN 8dlbe biirfEa bic @%inperIeibunq oes
8prorte5 Qitenbprf, zines 8isienz
.bOrFss nit 47,0O0 @~intpobnsrn, erfclz
ger, unD Oann pirb @Ren untsr ben
r6etntIfen 8roBitGoten Der Ginfpofs
nsr5abI na6 an brittsrSte rangiren.
Dor genau 70 Sahrsu 3Gblte @Ken
1000 @inipo6nsr unb 4Itmbprf 1900.
.Io6 1864 beIaB Gitn q 900 Gin
tpobner; 0iFeroorf $4,000 0eute
100000; @refab $1,000 QO8,GO0);
.GIberFelb $1,000 055,OOO); 8nr1ner
$4,000 Q4O,0OO; 9uis6Hrg 10000
$4,000; &0ln 10000 (350.CO0);
tletnc Stdbte, bic bamaLs talm &C.
namt purben 5dblsn tRuts4O= bis CO.,
600 Gimprhrer: W.z 9lGbbdd, Spz
.Itngen- unp piele droere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
s6einbare 9liSrrlprafe.

@s 16a0et gar ni6ts,
ipenn Elm 6euieher cine Duntle Brittle
trdgt,
penn Elm Spnnenbruosr einen Wpnbz
i6etn bat,
penn etn Sagesi9riftItsaer Tu9ts
4rtitsI i9reibt,
tpenn Elm Wagen56ie6er 3te6en muB,
penn Elm SberI6tpei5sr aug Hieoers
f6leIten itammt.
tpenn Elm 6auptnrann gtebenmdnn i'll,
penn Elm ipGteS MGoden cine 6ribs
partie ma6t,
Elm Querpfaifer bei'm Scat cine
LANCE 6l0te befommt,
lpenn cine iun9e 6rdu Dit iingt.
rpenn auf Dem &ieiengebirge 3lpergs
ttefern DG4ien, uno
tpenn Elm DeiBgerber eimal blau
ma6t.
&ber es lit i6Iimm,
Giner in elm unon{tGnbiges Cos
fdl gerdtb un0 anItdn0ig
be5dblsn muB,
Elm Spielmam Elm Sali6IpieIer
lit,
Ipenn Elm 3uI4neiOer auH8neibet.
tpenn Elm engber8i9er Meni4 Die 9erSs
erpeiterung bet0mmt.
Ipern Ginsr Iein Sddf9en ms Srpds
ne bringen min unb aus benz
8egen in bic Sraufe tommt.
lInO
rpenn Elm ueberieter eiren Sub iuE
4rm Dat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05

Limb gang gegen mein 9rin5ip bit
9u bod cine StraBenbetannfdaft,"
la6te Gbe gIiidli9.
3nsi Stunhsn fpGter bat RoIel cine
Ra6ri6t, ii6er oeren Sn6alt iie Dor
Staunen fait pom Stuble fGQt:
@pd WfpQ,
Or. &urt Wdlter,
8erlobte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
9ur6's Gefep6on.
gfopeQc bon 9 e 3 0 t.

.@fi8? = 90 Elm unTinn, per
lit benin bdS?"
n8eiB i4 bp9 ni4t! &omm
nur, g 1T 9lei4 9 ubr, ba merits
teiner!"
Gpe tritt an ben S6rant, ben
Tie elmer otsnitli9an Meloung me-
gen fir tur5e 3eit perlafen bate,
unb melpet ii4 gepoAnFttSgs>
NAB:
y6ier Qmt 49,"
n@uten Q6enO, 6rGulein @pe,
tDnt IS i6r entgegen.
rQ6er poGer pifen Sic benin
meinen Namen?" fragt Die Qnge=
rebete beitiir3t,
Den bat mir S6re Iie6snsz
piirDige Golegin perratbsn, "
Ia9t Der l1nIi9tbdre, = nuno i9
finbe, es lit Elm gan5 ~rei5enber
Rame! Sd femme teinen bib
i3eren!"
rgitte, mem Serr, sic piinz
f9en?4
80, nun limb Sic 8ornig, mein
Srdulein, bsr3eib;n sic mir, a6er
i9 polte eigentli6 nidts, ol5
fpieoer einmal sy6r Stimm9sn
bDren, sic 9lauben mir gar nidt,
tpie ipmpatbii6 mir has lit, i3
tribune Ipgar bes Na9ts baDpn!"
.Sie pifen pO6l ni6t, bab
mir feline 9ripatgefprGfs fii6ren
birfan? Wonen Sic mir benn
elm 9rototoa auf Den 9aIS la
ten?"
Sin grOtOtoa? Wie bsnn
base"
yg}un, eiuen Strdfantragl So
itet minbeItens cine Mart, uno
bas 9tergerli6Ite lit, boB er gu
ben often tpmmt. Sd bin gotts
Lob mob unbeItraft!"
v8sbite mid Der 6tmmel,
5rdulein GDe, Oas min i'd ui6t!
Qbsr 10 I6limm pirO's ni9t fem,
nenn Sic mir fur5 DOR S6iuB
Elm paar @orte g0nn'n!"
bod! - Die 4ufIi6t bat
ffurfe Augen! 8unoern Sic
fif ni4t, penn i3 pI0Bli8
@6luB ia8e, bunn 1T 9efobr i'm
8er5uge."
n9a6en Sic INNER benIsIben
pIaB9"
ga, mir pe6Ieln ielten, man
arbsitet ii9 10 better Elm. SsDe
muB i6re bunoertS beilna6mer i'm
Sopfe 6a6en."
80, i4 mD6ts lis6er in Sbrem
Ser5en placirt iein! SIT Oa nod
Raum?"
ne Menge," la6t Gre.
p8ie 6iibI9 Sic laden! Sd
iebe prbenttih bic @riibfsn in
Sbrem @eIi6t6en!"
n0ie abps1euosn? Sd babe
ia gar feline, = bin ibsrbaupt
urolt uno bGBli3!"
y9laube i6 ni6t, CLAUDE i6
nidt, 5rdulsin @0e; pifen Sic
Denn, per i6 bin?"
Seine N6nung! @sbt mid
au9 gar ni6ts an! No;eu -
S6luB!"
n0arf i4 morgen pieOer mel
benz"
rNein, bite. ni3t! Sd babe
8ormittag 9ienIt bis 6alb 3ipei.
Sragen sic au6 ME na9 mir, i6
bite Sic oarum!"
SD gebOrhs! QIio iiberz
morgen Oor S6tuB, JAZZ"
gbe giebt feline Q(ntpprt =
Die GrlDfun98itunbe bat gez
i6la9en, Die Sslepbon : 8ebiilz
finnen befreien ii9 BON ben uns
tleibTumen &OpfIp1ngen, entlebiz
gen ii4 ibrer groBen i6par5en
S6iir3en, bic ben gan3sn Rod
be0e6en, ellen na6 Der 8arberobe
unO riiiten ii6 gum S:impeg.
4u6 bier 1T laute 1nter6alz
lung Itreng unterfagt. Die mel
ften tleiOen fih idpsigenO an,
miioe u. db9eipdnnt bonn 0ienit.
@be f9liipft in ibr beass g.
fimo : SGd9sn, briidt Die braune
Pel5miibe auf ben buntlen G3ejz
tel uno bdngt ii4 an RDIel Sob
ne's Nrm.
0ieie brennt Dor Reugier, nGz
beres bon Dem unbstannten gu
bOren.
n9u, Gbe, mas poGte er
benn?"
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-04
THE LISTENER.

John Morley has just been visiting Ire.
land for the first timo since his resiypa.
ton OF the post of chief secretary on the
fall of the Ro'chcry administration.
Ex-Prcsidcnt Cleveland, owing to press
oil business, has resigned tho place of trus-
tee of the New Jersey Historical society,
but will continue to be Il member of it,
1t appears that the late George Julian
Harvey was not the last of tho Chnrtists
That distinction belongs to William Rex
oil Plymouth, England, who is % years Of
ago.
Lord Mansfield, now % years of ago. is
tho Oldest peer of the realm in Great Brit
ain Hc is the senior mcmbcr of tho Carl
ton CLUB and the senior knight of the
Thistle.
Lord Alfred Rothschid sent brace of
phoasants to every ono of tho 3, 900 drivers
and conductors of tho omnibus company
In which he is Interested rs u Christmas
present.
Henry Irving has been selected MS tho
rcde lecturer nj Cambridge university for
1898. The lcctureship was established in
Henry Wis time, to be devoted to thu
manity, logic and philosophy forever"
While surveying some land that he in
herited from his grandfather, with the
view OF selling 1t, Max Dukes of Bridge
vile, Del, found and dug up So, coo in
Spanish coin that had been buried in IN
old pot.
II. ,. Townsend, who fought in tho
Black Hawk war when he was IS years
old and was n lifelong and intimate friend
of Lincoln and Grant, is living at Mary
vile, Mo-, hale and hearty at tho age of
S3 years.
Herr Dicdcn, the senior member of tho
German rcichstag. is 81 years OF age and
has sat in every session since the empire
was constituted. He has also been mem.
Der of the Prussiun lnndtag continuously
since 1854.
DIR. Charles Edward Munroe, the now
president of tho American Chemical So
cicty, is one of tho highest authorities on
explosives and is tho inventor of induritc,
which has become popularity known as
navy smokclcss powder.
~ correspondent of tho London Chron-
iclc writes of Bismarck, "With the capri
ciousness OF q much courtcd beauty the
prince soon forgots his countless gifts. and
tho carefully devised attentions aro fire.
quently left unackuowlcdged. ~
1t is believed that Adam Wicks, now n
resident OF Ventura county, Cal, is tho
only person now living who was present
when James Marshall picked up tho first
gold nugget 1t was found in sluicc that
led TO General John a. Suffers sawmill
ut Coloma.
The Rev. Isaac l.. Kipp of High Bridge,
y. j., tho chaplain of tho One Hundred
and Fifty ninth regiment of New York
volunteers during tho war, has prepared
AN interesting lecture, entitled ''Rcminis-
cenccs of the War;" which no is now lie
lvcring in different parts Of the country
Colonel Emil Frey, formerly president
of the Swiss republic and for five years
swiss minister to Washington, is Mt pres
cnt director in chief of tho international
telegraph system of Europe. He fought in
the Union army during tho civil war and
was for IL time prisoner in Libby prison