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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24
Oeferrd@.

Wien. Die Weue Wiener 2ror,'
wops @eiellihait bat am 2ase Nller'
beilisen 7O.65O Herionen beforoert.
barunter 23,439 anf ben Yaumsartne,
6riebbof.-Jiir oas BrabmssO entmal
iino bereits nabeSu 80, 600 @uloen elm
%sesansen. Gle 9usidreibuns elmer
3onfurren, Sur @epinnuns non Gnt-
wiirfen fir bas Oentmal liebt beuor.-
Gin Der pbiloiopbiiden 5afultdt ber
hieiisen llniperiitdt wuroen i'm jesiser
@interiemelter 10 oroentlide uno 81
aubercroentlite. i'm @anSen oaber 81
Sorerinnen iuitribirt. Jm Yor, abre-
Dem eriteu oes Observation-Disclosures
3 oroenilide unb &c auBeroroeutlide,
in Summe alio 90 SOrerinnen inifri'
brit.
Vre9enS. Sn Der Sarbs 6ubad)el
Wuht, Die i'm Uereid)e Der Rheins Sor
reftion liest, Uuroen wieoerum 6unbe
aus Der YronSe;eit 9emod1t. cine Yam
;enipiee uno Elm fur,es Sdwert.-Gir
e%iierner IClf rOmiifer .Serfunft wurre
in Der 9i6he Der alteu ,Seerl1raEe Srt'
gontum 40 9ibenum aulgeiunoen.-Sr
benz porarlber9liden Wtarfte Sornbirr
eutbedte man neben einem Stelett cir
fleiues Wleller uno einen l%ogsnannter
@ansiar aus Glen, mabrld)elnlid aus
Der .3eit Der GOlferwanoeruu9 fam
nlerb.
YubapeIt il. 9ei elmer Eariorcelass
i'm Repier oes Graien Seq Auorailr
"iiiirite Der Baron Yeciep nom Tiero.
uno wuroe non Dem natfolsenoen Gro
fen Scpos iiberritten uno id,wer petlest.
Gra;. Sn @%ilfersoorf murNe Die
galtmirtbiu Wiarie Sharler, Wlutier
pou sebn lebenoen 9inoern, BON Dem i'm
Sauie beiInoliten 10 Sabre alten sus'
Siigler Voren; @inter nit einem Wteii.l
sritna,on
SnnSbrud. t}n Der J%ieurautber'
iirabe eutItanS neulid) Gbenos 5euer.
woburdJ orei Sauier eingeaideri MUIR
Den. audl Gieb lit uerbrannt. Gin Ye.
bieniteter in einem Der absebrannter
SHuier har; nadoem inn feline Gntlai,
flung ansefiuoigt worcen mar. ben
Srano gelest uno iib oann ielbit &C.
ltellt.
3embers. On Sprns,opce iiber.
fieien mebrere llrlauber baS Srts'
mirtbshaus, beraubteu es, iiablen @elo.
Sier unb Straps, m Bbancelten ben
Fof)ter uno rihteten 9rOBen Stooen
on. Der Eoli ,eiwadmann, melder Die
Tlilnoerer perbaiten wollte. muroe ourd
eiren Steinwurf lebens9eidbrlih per-
lert. Spater wuroen bic @r;eoeuter
uerAaitet.
Yras. Ger Snoultrielle 3ulius
Seiterreifer, Yeiiser elmer med,anl'
ihen Yaumwoll- Weberei in Humburs.
c. iduB lid, anseblib mesen Der uu'
siiniiisen Notwithstanding in De,
3ertilbrande. Seiierreiher binterlaBl
fehS 9inoer.
@tener,Neuitao Der Sc
meinoeratb beidlOB, cen 8au oes uiel.
umitrittenen neuen Stladtbauies mil
einem Solienauipanoe uon 55S. OOO
@ulSen Su s%enehmi9ea. GaHelbe lUll
l0nglienS am /. Wlai 1900 ieiner Be-
%ilimmuns iibersebcn peroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24
unterri6t tn Der Wu1f
PETER BRICK.
Cemticber 2ltpDfat II. Nptar
Ct Hlnnn AHimnkintn
ct Glous, Niuneipta.

&elo i'll ntecrisen Troj.nten 81 p.rburs.n
S8er cine suite 6arm tauien sber uerfauien
min, lprete bel mir Dor. Sd babe eine
9roBe Nuspahl Don gGno.reten, Die i) nm
ter anrebmbaren 8eoirsurscn perfanien.
Yer nabere Gustunit baben min, farn lid
aud brieIlih OIL mid ipcneen. Alba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24
4us nrr Rbrinpfalt.

Jranfentbal. 9er bieiise Nlter'
bumssV erein peranitaltet I'M bieiiaen
GrienbertsW luieum cine Nushelluns
ailer in ieinem 8eiise beiinolihen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24

9ru6arteitsn aler Nrt N baben In b<r
Offes be- .EsybRern."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24
0foenbura,

H''msnhorh Die bel benz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24
S6weis.

Sern. Nad'oem oas 3inobOl;hen'
Mlonopol pom Sdmeiier Volfe perpOr'
fen wOroen 1T, bat bic 9unoesperiamm'
lung oas Geies iiber oas Yerbot Der
Sabritation bon Fbospbor j3iinobol,'
den ansenommen Dom |. Sunuar
bis 81. Suli b. s. beniisten lG 10
Gerionen Die Tampiififfe bes 2baaere
fees uno lO7,sOS Yerionen oieienisen
oes Srienieriees, total 272, 227 Der.
ionen.
d. Der pon 9tufad (9othriu'
gem nad llnteriflasuns BON 5000
Miarf fliidtis seworoene Foitsebilie
&olb wuroe in 8auma bon einem 9anos
idser ertannt. gls oieier aplb perbaiten
mollte. iiredte ibn aolb burt einen
HepOlperihuB nieber. Der Yeamte III
fdwer uerleet. 8olb selans es. il ent'
flieben; man nimmt an, oaB auh er
%perwuncet III.
Vu;ern. Ias .5remoenblatt" in
0u,ern, melhes bisber nur w0breno Der
Commentator erlhienen 1T, erlheint
nun oas game Sabr: Don WPdi bis OF
tobsr tGslit, i'm Sttober uno Iprll
,weimal wGhentlih uno Die iibri9e ,3eit
einmal in Der Wod)e Ole IftiOnare
Der arieuier Sabu baben ialt einliim'
mig Den Yertauf Der Yabu all Die Stabt
yusern um $780, coo 6tnncs genebmlgt.
Vaiel. Der IL Saiei ab9ebaltene
oemotratiite Farteitae nal non -
Oelegirten beiudt. Sr beifloB Die I'm
tc%r1aeuna Der Ooppellnitiatipe uno Del
&eutseiubeit, ionic Die iiblife Glib
baltuns Der Wulieier. - Jieoatteur
Wtoor (Yern) wurbe mieber in sic {ar
tel auisenommen uno .3lrlb ais Tor
OFT unN Yeiirfsridter Otto yang (Si'
rid)l ais Farteiprdlicent beitatist.
3bursau. Sn 2riboltinsen lsbt
cine ssldbri3e Sun9ier, Die nod, leoen
Sa9 Den Uotenoienlt nGh rer cine
Stunoe entiernten Start aonltanj uer
iicbt, Ginen lr;t hat lie in ibrcm Ian
gen veben nod ME nCtblg seaabt.
GinetSrta!tunS in sia,m1 ase ~ beilen.
Nebmt @arner's Mbirc &ine Of
Sar Surlp, bas beIten Nulien=Seil=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24

SER Gerare Sdrep, ter luittse 9tauastr ess errbsa
@tftafttseerS terpdre Sc. ~ Srasertle 81: i6rttet:
9H mar ME eintn Gag in mstnsm setsn irdnt PIE
1870. SD Rurte 10 fraut tntclge nerrttsr Sdra6t'
rat i'd auiaebe u mt etHen 9cetrr nebaien mutte. 30
periubte uniCrs gcfai, asr,te une e,ntn IN setter, aeer
glitmaue tall MIR uRe ea6te, ede ID ttetbtn rnree
Sd fam ium strireittln nne lit n%nldsli6t ansn.
sd ,cunts ntdt .isu. f6laisn nc6 rnttn, uno 20
jtieu mir. as tsunte id utdt LANCER metr utittren.
BAD feds Eeratsn rdr it bic gu mttnem COATES
ssiunfen. jplest pures msiu per, an5eSrtrsn nRe tn
rar IN her 3tet eleuetg. so sasm tats eeer dnt
SIX f6sr ppn IT. Wtles' Nfrsiks, has MIR te'pr: talf'
uRe i6ie fitf mar th tnrirt. Ss Hr
IA siss str srests S,ssH metnts
y'ssns% Wiiles
rcn altn Appttsitsn inter elmer S%etIrniftp1
peftipsa @ardntie s~erfduff. eas S-N''
ee srts 5lifbe tif. chez tas itpUsu IHp<
Gtie ;uru tertdtt rire. On. N""
der ubtr aranttttttE hes Sers SuuNksif her
itus une sitrren irti. Gertht: '~" w.
TT. RiIse yepieaI 60. Glftart Sns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24
Gin 1ettsr lit Der Not6,

szsA.ass.NExaa2ssssss sas1eEef&aH4 26ksSE@
elm trcusr ,Srcuuo uUo meter Matbeeber iir @ue.
ptltC at Ge,d,led,is .H rdntbsitcn uno Seriuf
Der Wdurestrait leioeu, 1T oas unubfrtrettllbe
b.utiae yua: Ter RctmnsssNnfer". As. aufi.
250 Stitsu init oielen lsbrreifer Yilosrn nuo elmer
Nbhanoluu0 ubsr Sreueusaranibeiten uno timer
Ioie Chen. lluentbebriid, iur lunae Seute beioe.is'
@eIhleats. bic in Den Gbe1tduo trsten fuoueu.
g9iro mao, Gmpiarg pom % Gts. in Vo'iror',
i'm einiaten uml6las iorslam oerpatt, frei
~geIauot. &ort'ie:
DEUTSCHES HEIL-INSTITUT,
II Clinton Place, w. s. St, New York, n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24

Martenmeroer are SWeuu'
ees Yelisers Carl MuhiiuSfi u
@ro6.W eibe brauute nit allen Dor
rdtbeu nollftdnbis nieber. &c lies'
allen gnidein na1 8rauoitiftung pOr.
Wuhiinsfi hattie Tags supor meyer
@obnoifferen3eu einen Irbeiter entlai
fen, unb oieier iuuroe furS Dor Ius'
brut oes 0euers Don mebreren 3euser
al, Der Gheune bemerft. Die 8erhaf'
tuns bes Wenihen fanS iofort itatt.
Terielbe bat iibrisens ifon meyer
Yranoliftuns in Jmei 6dllen eint
;3udtbaueltraie uon orei be,iebunss'
neiie aft Sabren uerbiiBt.
Rbrinprnpin,.
Naden On Der Sonturreni fir BIZ
Susarbeituns non Elduen fir ben gal
zines Dabnuerw in
anid)lub al oas biltoriihe Nufene,
Hatbbaus erbielt pon "a Semerbern Der
sriten Vreis oor 5000 Wiarf Sriebrid
Yiser, sebiirtis aus Naden, Dcsent al
Der tedniiden Sotihule in Oarmitaot.
S0ln. Gin Steinmeesebilfe, be,
obue &iinoisuns plUei,b abreiier
mollte uno Den Sobn uno ieine Fapier,
perluuate. madJte auf Den Wleiiter. Del
Dos 0srlanseu abiding. eiren Moro'
periud). Gr ieuerte imei Hepclper'
fu9eln alb uno entIlob bierauf. Del
Meiiter murbe tobtlid perieet. Gel
Gelelle wuroe ipatsr uerhaftet.
Opnr. Die Ginmeibungsleier oel
ueuen Hbeiubriide wurpe auf ben II.
Ge;ember ieit9eiett.
OIiielbori. Gle. StaotUeroro
nsien nahnleu eiuiiimmis Den antral
ees SbsrbirsermeilterS %inbenan1,
ibu sum /. Suli 1899 in Sutherland
III psrleeen, oil. Gas Hubegebali
wurce aui 1900 Wiarf ldbrli6 feIises
lest.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24
3~prnpt,t1 4tIe Hr,t.

Dansis. Die 9erfefluns elmer
beionoeren 5ernipre&leituns iur Yer'
binbuns Der 9afenfidbte 9~0nissbers.
Dan,i9. 3iei, 2iibed, Bremen uno
Hambura ia fir 1899 beabiihtiat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24
sinetSrfa!tunSin eiatm Iass ~ beilen.

Nebmt @arner's Mbire Mine Of
Sar Surup, ba0 belten i,ulier=6eil=
mitt.l uui Grben. % uno scots.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24

TT. RiIee Repieal 60. Glitart Sns
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-15
A Touching Scene.

After the naval battle at Santiago
according to John r. Spears letter
in the Now York Sun, there was q
most unusual and impressive sceno
on board the Toxas:
"Capt Philip called all hands to
tho quarter deck, and, with barred
head, thanked God for the almost
bloodless victory"
Il want to make public ackDowl-
edgement here he suid, that | be.
Iiove in God, the Father Almighty.
| want nil you officers and mon to
lift all your hats, and from your
hearts offor silent thanks to tho Al
mighty
"All hits were off. There wah a
moment or two Of absolute silence,
and then the ovorwrought feclings Of
tho ships company relieved thom-
solves in throe hoa,ty cheers for their
beloved commander"
That was n thrilling incident
showing Il magnificent spirit and Il
grand character Of which heroes
Christian horoes-are made. Tho
country is safe when such n spirit
rules tho navy, and Ho who com
mands tho sea stoops to bless the
people.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-15
TUE nor SPRINGS OF Alti< Ans ~
Tho NIountnin- Locked Miracle OF tho
OZarka.

Tho hot waters, tho mountain air,
equablo climate and the pine forests
make Hot Springs tho most wonder
ful health and pleasure resort in tho
world, summer or winter 1t is own
cd and controlled by tho U. S. Gov
ernmont and has accommodations
for all classes. The Arlington and
Park hotels and 60 others and 200
boarding houses are open all summer.
Having an altitude Of 1000 feet it
ls cool, safe and nearby refuge
during the heated torn in tho south.
For information concerning Hot
Springs address G. F. Cooley, Man
ager Business Mems League, Hot
Springs, Ark.
For reduced excursion tickets and
particulars OF tho trip 500 local agent
or address w. n. Turk, Gen'l Pass.
Agent, Southern Ry., Washington,
ID. G.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-15
Lot Us Stop to Think.

Let us stop to think Of tho good.
bye kiss. Better miss o car than
leave a heartache. Let us stop to
think Of tho children. We, too,
were children once and loved to be
remembered. Let us stop to think of
the aged. For us, too, the evening
shadows will close at length and we
shall, perchance, be left at desolate
heartstones. We shall need to be
remembered then. Let us stop to
think of tho stranger. We, too,
have been alono and have needed
tho touch of kindly hand upon our
livos, and many u life has gone out
lack Of such Il touch ~ any ono Of
us might have given. Let us stop
and think Of God and tho future. At
bost the time is short and tho end is
near. And whom 1t shall come,
blessed will be he to whom the en-
trance upon another life will be but
the realization of dear and familiar
dreams, tho contamination of life
tine of longings. Let us stop to
think. If there be any virtue, if
there be any praise, lot us stop to
think upon these things.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-15
w. Il. Jacobs, ID Is. ib.
(Canolina Spartan, 13th.)


Tho last Southern Presbyterian
was Thornwell Orphanago number
and most excellent ono it was. with
tho detailed statements as TO that
wonderful institution and tho fine
structures of tho buildings Thore
is striking likeness of Rev. w. p.
Jacobs Oh tho first page. Tho editor
puts two initials nt tho ond of his
name, thus I'D. d." We do not
know what they mean. Tho fact is
they arc Il sort of II puzzle to us. But
if tho Prcsbytory Of Synod, or any
other organized body would give us
tho authority, wo would write the
namo thus: w. p. Jacobs, u. b. b.,
which means Doctor of Beniiiconco
and Blessing. TO us that means
something. Iii tho lifo Of DR.. Jacobs
it IS al actual fnct, living power.
We hato machine mudo titles. They
often get hitchcd on tho names of
machine made mon. We honor Il
man like Mr.. Jacobs, who wins tho
titlo I'D. B. B." and who is worthy
to wear it.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-15
Campaign Appointments

Tho report Of tho sub committed
on campaign schedule was adopted
rs follows.
Lancaster, Saturday, July %.
Chester, Monday, July 25.
Winnsboro, Tuesday, July rs.
Yorkvillc, Wednesday, July 27.
Gaifnoy, Thursday, July 2S.
Spartanburg, Friday, July 20.
Union, Saturday, July 30.
Nowbcrry, Monday, August 8.
Laurons, Tuesday, August 8.
Groenville, Thursday, August /.
Pickons, Friday, August II.
Walhalla, Monday, August l5.
Anderson, Tuesday, August rs.
Abbeville, Thursday, August lS.
Greenwood, Friday August 10.
Aiken, Monday, August %.
Edgoiield, Tuesday, August 23.
Salnda, Thursday. August 25.
Lexington, Friday August 2G.
Columbia, Saturday, August II.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-15

Washington, July l2.-some-
thing over 100000 will bo paid by
the government as "head money" to
the officers and sailors who destroyed
Cervera's fleet. This is according to
the law, which provides payment of
500 Il head, or every man on the
ships of an enemy when these ships
are destroyed. A few of the officers
will receive pretty good fortunes.
Tho law covering tho distribution
of this money is very explicit. There
arc exact provisions for carrying it
into effect and every man, according
to his rank will be paid in ditto son-
son. This statute is IA follows:
"a bounty shall be paid by tho
United States for each person on
board any ship or vessel Of war be-
longing to an enemy at tho COM
mencement Of IN engagement, which
is sunk or otherwise destroyed in
such engagement by any ship or yea
sol belonging to the United States,
or which it may be necessary to de-
stroy in consequence of injury sus-
tained IN action, of 500 if tho enemy's
vessel was inferior in force, and of
500 If Of equal or superior force, to
be divided in the same manner as
prize money; and when tho actual
number Of mon Oh board any such
vessel cannot be satisfactorily ascer-
tanned it shall be estimated accord
ing to the complement allowed the
vessels Of It's class in the navy of the
United States; and there shall be
paid as bounty to the captors of
any such vessel Of war, captured
from an enemy which they may be
instructed to destroy or which is i'm
mediately destroyed for tho public
interest bnt not in consequence of
injuries received in action, $50 for
ovory person on board of such cap
ture."
According to this law tho olliccrs
and men Of SIMPSONS fleet will be
entitled to 500 for ovory officer and
man on board tho six Spanish vessels
that were destroyed Off Santiago.
Records in tho bureau of intelogonce
at tho navy department show the
complement Of Dt1icers and mon on
these ships as follows:
Viscaya 500, Maria Torosa 500,
Almiranto Oquendo 500, Cristobal
Colon $50, Furor 81, Pluton 20, to-
tai 2,0S7.
On this reckoning tho government
will pay to the officers and mon OF
Sampson's fl OF $2O8,700. Tho fig
ures in Watson's dispatch to tho navy
department arc slightly differont, bnt
change the result only trtlo.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-15
TWICE A WEEK, $1.5O A YEAR

around his commanders neck and
gave him hearty embrace.
Whom finally tho captain reached
the end Of the long limo, ho turned
and, in Il voice shaking with emotion,
said fow words Of farewell to tho
crow as q whole. AS he finished tho
half-clad men surrounded him, grasp
ing his arms aud legs, all trying for
ono last embrace.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-15
Found In u PinO Log.
(Florcnce Times, 12th.)

Yesterday while saving into an
old pino tree, Mr.. B. g. Lambert
camo across avt urious relic. In
tho butt of tho tret, which WAS hol-
low, there was found an old flint
rifle, supposed to have been used
during tho war Of Revolution. The
rifle is very curious looking object,
and should certainly be sont to a
museum. The pino grew on Mr..
Robert Mnldrow's plantation.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-15
DESERTERS MUST RETURN
AND ACCEPT THE PUNIsIIm ENT WHICH
Is SERIOUS
DetectIve Arter Them-An Amy Officer
In the CITY Looking for Some CarolIn-
ian'B Alleged to Have Deserted
from ChIckamauga-
The Story.
(Register, 13th.)

An officer of the First South Caro-
lima regimont encamped at Chicks
mauga.. was in Columbia yesterday
on the trail of two alleged deserters.
The officer kept mum on the subject,
but it was learned that the two men
wanted are privates in the Newberry
company, and that the ten days limit
in the case of one of the missing
mon expired last night The other
mans time IS also out.
1t is further said that Sheehan, Of
the Johnston Rifles, who was recent
ly saved from the stigma and penal
ty of desertion through tho efforts of
Senators Tillman and McLaurin and
many others, has loft the camp at
Chickamauga with two other recruits,
he succeeded in decoying from thoir
post of duty.
1t is further stated that a private
in the Abbeville company is on the
missing roll and his ton days of grace
have passed and gone.
Aliiitary law requires that ton days
must elapse after soldier is found
missing before the awful brand of
desertion is placed upon him. At
the expiration of this time, and upon
capture, the stern necessity of war in
the shade of the military courtmar
tial deals with tho deserters.
The officer detective sent out to
capture the supposed deserters from
the Newberry company had not, up
to last night, received any informa-
tion from Chickamauga that the men
he was after had made their appear
ance in camp. If tho mon had turn
ed up the fact would have been i'm
mediately wired to the officer and
the search abandoned. The penalty
for absence without leave is serious
and would have been administered
in case they had returned to camp
during the ten days allowance.
1t is rumored that the two men
under suspicion of desertion are in
the vicinity Of Columbia.
A report lato last night brought
information that ono of tho men had
boen located and would be arrested
Immediately.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-15
SHAFTEIs NOW HAS %2,8BO MEN
American Commander Heads an Eff give
Army at Santiago.

Washington July 11.-Goncral
Skaters available force today, after
counting all ro-enforcemcnts and do
ducLing tho doad and wounded, is
22,8oO fighting mon, according to
military estimates. This ia based on
an estimate of 10000 mon in General
Shafter's original expedition and
about 1000 in various expedit ion
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-15
THE People TAKE THE WAR BONDo
IndiVtlunl subscriptions Exhaust tho En-
tire Issue OF @2OO,OOO,OOO.

Individual subscriptions Exhaust tho En-.
tire Iasue OF &2OO,OOO,OOO.
Washington, Jnly l1.-Assistant
Secretary Vanderlip said that to-
days mail gave quite squirt to the
war loan bond business, over $4,000
applications having been received.
"You may say" he said, "that not
Il single allotment will be made upon
firm or corporation subscriptions
Those by individuals, to which the
department will give preference,
will exhaust the entire issue of $780,
OOO"
"Will they all be in sums of IS, 600
or loss ?"
"Probably not so small rs that;
but cannot say positively. They
will certainly be less than $50, ,000."
"When will the department close
the subscription ?" was asked.
"At 3 o'clock on Thursday next,
tho 18th, in accordance with the
terms Of tho call"
"Does that mean that tho sub
scriptions must be deposited in the
mail or with IN express company
previous to that hourY"
"No; it means that tho subscrip-
tons must have been received in
Washington. We will take all that
are in the Post Office or the express
Office at 3 o'clock. Those that
arrive later will not be considered -
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-15
Recruits EnJoy a Trcat.
[Excl,angc.l

just before n Kansas company OF
recruits boarded thoir train they
lined up and tho girls went along
and kissed thom all goodbye. After
tho parting was over, it was discov-
orcd that tho train crew had stuck
themselves in the limo and enjoyed
tho treat.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-15

Conservatives Say tho Nation 10 Ready To
Make PeacO Provided tho United Statcs
Does Not Demand An Indemnity Too
Heavy For Spain TO ray.

Madrid, July IL, 8 n. m.--The
possibility of peace with the United
States is boing widely discussed in
the newspapers and by the public.
The Conservative party declares
Spain is prepared to accept peace
provided it implies only tho loss OF
Cuba. But, they assert, Span wonld
prefer war indemnity if tho United
States should claim Porto Rico, the
Philippine Islands or an immense
indemnity which would be impossi.
bio for Spain to pay.
The Correspondence assorts that
General Corren, tho minister of war
does not Disagree with the other cab
met ministers so seriously as is gen.
orally supposed, and in view of tho
gravity of the Cuban situation, it il
possible ho will no longor oppose
peace, provided tho conditions are
not too OnGrOus.
Tho public connects tho recent
conference between Duke Almodovar
do Rio, tho Spanish minister for for
eign affairs, AMI tho Fronch ambas.
sador hore, M. PHtcnotro, with the
report that the French ambassador
at Washington, M. Cambon, has been
instructed to ascertain tho lightest
conditions upon which peace is OBJ.
| tainable
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-15
No Thunder Storms.
[Excli !

An Illinois man named Storms
has named his three Sons Hale
Storms, Rayne Storms, and Snow
Storms.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-15

which have gono since then, making
in all $4,000 men. Against this,
however, must bo deducted the cas-
ulaties in the fighting thus far and
also tho mon confined to tho hospital
by sickness. Tho deduction is rough
ly estimated at 5000, leaving about
$4,000 mon available today rs the
fighting force Of the American army.
The ro, endorsements have gone
forward from time to time, and it
has boon rather difficult to keep
track of them, but they arc summed
up as follows:
General Duffield's brigade, about
$500 men; recruits for regular ar
my, $50; First Illinois, $50; First
District Of Columbia, $50; eight light
batteries United States artillery, 700;
General Garretson's brigade, Eighth
Ohio, 1900; Sixth Massachusetts
and Sixth Illinois, 1900.
Another force of $500 men com
prising General Ernest's brigade is
ready to start, and with this force
General Shafter's fighting strength
will be swelled to about $4,000 mon
by the middle of this week.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-15
Sly Seconds.
IExcl,ango.l !

How came both ancient and mod
ern Sampson to slip upY Their
seconds in command wore sly.
(Schloy.)