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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
JERSEYS WHITE RIDBONERS.
WILL DO THEIR PART TO ALLEVIATE THE
srFFERINGS AND DISTRESS WHICH
WILL FOLLOW WAR.


A union composed Of the women Of Caldwell and
Verona has recently been organized hy Mrs Mary
f. Frome president OF the Essex County Union
The new organization viii be called the Lillian
Stevens Union.
The willard Us recently entertained At The home
Of one OF the members. in Newark representatives.
OF all the unions in Essex County. About sixty
young women were present. Speeches made
by Mrs Emma Bourne the State president: Mrs
Frome the Rev. DR. Rice ana others. While the
existence OF the unions are uniformly ephcmer;il
yet the older workers consider them OF importance
because OF their educational influence.
The spring School Of Methods, OF Essex County
will be held In Watsesslng May - Mrs Ella 4
AT a meeting addressed by her recently at Sharps-
town tweniy-one new members gained. An
o, her name on the programme for the Watsessing
meeting is that OF Eltwecd Pomeroy president OF
the National Direct Legislation League. Mr. Pom
crows theme VIII be 'christian Socialism"
these spring days attending the county conycn-
lions During the time from May 70 - she ex-
seY Camden and Monmouth counties
Mrs ELLA NJ Thacher. the National supcrlntend-
ent Of the department OF soldiers ana sailors pas
ence 10 the women Of the country saying that
though the womans Christian Temperate Union
ia Inalterably opposed to war as barbarous and
t TO all The teachings OF the word Of God
yet il war is declared she desires the help OF the
women to raise und to a,eT foeu Inc suffering
Mrs Thacher visited the Sodiers Home at
Kearny on Wednesday Of last week The veterans
s mere adc to he She told Them to oppose
INTRODUCTION OF the canteen system OF dispensing
Ths Willard Union, of Newark held sale OF
fancy articles and goodies at the home OF one OF
T FER ns Fund Mrs James NJ Seymour wife Of
the NAV or Is an active meinber OF this union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
TO cry or Not TO CRY DthiSd WAN

Miss Marguerite T.. Lndley In addressing one Vi
her health study classes few days ago Oh 'ne
subject Of "Emotionasm and It's lnhuehce u" 'He
Physical Health" said:
an regard to the war. we women must not mis-
take emotionalism for patriotism. We can anoru
TO waste no vigor In tears that have TO meaning
save to weaken ourselves and others. when once
woman has conquered this emotional hapit shn
,.ilI meyer again allow her courage 10 fai put VIII
ever nresent a brave attitude. Womanish ana
wo,~,nly are not synonymous. We must DE "oni-
"nIS IN facing this National calamity"
one OF the audience asked Isn't woman pet
ter able TO work after she has had her cry out
'.We cannot tell" replied the speaker rev VINO
helIcve i'm crying have made the test or refraining
and oulie as few brave hearts have given way 10
tears: hence we lack data. We are safe In not
crying" ~, . - l.,
emergency work and first aid 10 the injured
ON being asked II she intended going as nurse she
repIied: II shall 80 II | An needed. / am ready
for work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01

being futinG ruchiug o, the same stun with
pipes or jahots At discretion The c"FNIces ~ ''e
min. are covered with cIoth-lined paper. ana are
o,ycn a touch OF ornancutation by the use "'
ruching similar to ihat trimming the N'''"0''
Long curtains OF Singapore lattice '"1",'' Nv
Colonial muslin are hung on Asnt rods "'S''o VIC
cornIces and may he drawn aside "''"'"'
forlng with the drapel effect. lh'So ",''.,, a,. r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01

mai, I'm Mace when the lower curtains or por''eFes
are removed for the summer ~
why the ingenious idea has not o''",,sp ~ "",
one before in view OK the recurring dii"cu'y u
attaining fabrics which 10 with Wallpapers " q
matter to be wondered at. but us s''"p'.''' "'
annronriaten,ss are sure TO make II popuat NOV 1,
thaf IL has been discovered and put III p'ao"'a'''
shape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
NEW USE FOR WALLPAPER.
VAILANCES AND LAMBREQUINS MAY BE
MADE OF 1T WITH LITTLE TROUBLE.

4 novel and decorative use for the surplus paper
remaining after the walls are finished IS making
yallances and lambrequins for the windows ana
doors Of a room, \ recently completed suite Of
rooms shows examples ofs this idea in styles APP
proprate to the decorative features OF each apart
inent: no poles are used and the continued Inc or
wall pattern across the window and door openings Is
s.ngularly appropriate and effective.
The practical part Of the work Is simple enough
The WALLPAPER Is pasted to cheesccoth or sheet
ing and cut out 10 the desired shape the trimming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
CALLED TO 4 PASTORATE.

Mrs e ". Preston OF Curtis. Neb.. has been
called 10 the pa soratc the Congregational church
Al Eustis where she has acted supply during the
last six months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
DESIGNED BY A PRINCESS.

monument designed by the Princess Louise
has been placed over the grave OF Mrs. Mary Ann
Thurston. who nursed all the children of Queen Vic
Z toriA from lSio " lS61.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01

Tie Jacket for spring will fare. with large
lapels. moire being the facing generally used for
this purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
THE NEWEST IN DRESS GOODS.

The old-fashioned gray, popular with our
great era ndrnOthers is once more leader In the
fashions Of The day This IL true also Of the old
Six popns and tho gray, combined with pink or
blue and garnished with lace. makes lovely
costume
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01

-Sashes will be much worn the styles being varied
and beautiful. The Roman sash is again In vogue
and is made up In all the attractive coors One
particular style is the stripes and crossbars In
pink green. blue and yellow with a little black.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
STATIC ELECTRICITY.

Nervousness. insomnia rheumatism. sciatca. sfensd
joints muscular deformes positively cured because nu-
triton is re-establshed and vitality restored. Ray
Physicians references Send for circular.
HELEN BRIGGS. Medical Electrician "a w. 33d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
yIAu,s FRENCH CORsETs.

Long WASTED. bust: best and latest styles;
FpeciaI abdominal cOrses, circular mailed free.
b. VIAU 60 West 23d-st.. 6th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
LADIES. LEARN CAPILLURGY.

Are YOU looking .or congenla profitable occupationf
Learn capurgy Terms reasonable classes Of six at re-
duced rates. Miss PHILLIPS. Capillurgst Hair, Scalp
Diseases badness 81 East 10Th ST Send loc for
book Office hours. 10 IL a. m. 2 to p. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01

The Tam o Shanier with vIoets and other now
ers will make popular and pretty headdresses this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01

a white chip fare with three long ostrich
plumes Of the same color one standing In the CEN
trs and the other two falling gracefully on the
brn forms a pretty hat for young women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01

Caps for aged women are moro elaborate than
over A dainty one in OF black Chanfilly lace.
Gordon pleated with a lavender bow on top From
the back arc two streamers formed Of rows OF
black beading. having a lavender ribbon run
through them. and edged with narrow lace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01

The usual decoration for spring gowns Is rcvefs
Of lace edged with pleated satin ribbon. The belt
~ " Of r1bkoa With pretty little ends and loops
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-03
Serne9on 1T ber1 9nuns
BEN. - }-
BEN.

9uri5. 2. 2tuguf. - rRep." g.
s. Sernegan BON Der r@IectrotDpe U3aa
rine SaltS So" in Bolton, Der bes
tannte ameritdnii9e @riinDungsa
i8pinbIer, pel6sr gsItern in SaDre
lanbete, i4eint duf Oem Bege bon bort
bierRer ben 3ug Oerlufen uHb dusoes
tniffen 81 fein, I'M einem 5aftbeFe6[
aus5upei4en. @s lit Der 9oli3ei ni6t
geIungen, cine Spur DOn i6m auf3uz
finnPn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-03
Nrnr Gnlnfelhrr in RLnnhifr.

0upfon Gitn, bia Seattle,
2. 2luguIt. - Sin Wufendus3ug nu9
ben neuen 8olofelbern am Oominiona
Greet BAT 2(nfdng5 Suli itattgefun@
ben. Der cundDii6e GommiFGr lieB
am 9. cSuli amtli9 6efannt MAIDEN,
bdB bic 8egenb am 0ominionz@reet
fir 8olbgrG6er, bic i'm 8eIiBer Der
borgeI4riebenen Qtcen3en iino, ieBt
often Itsbs. 3pei Stunben rd6 Grs
LAB Der 8efanntmuAung befan0en fi9
biele 6unbert 8ludsidger duf bem
MdrI6e na9 benz neuen Dorado.
Sine piloe Sebidgo mar es. ue6er
Berg unD Sbal, bur9 8d6e unb
Simple, elite bic S9adr portpdrts,
angetrieben BON bem ORANGE nd9
Sob. Qlu6 5rauen na6men an Dem
Nrgpndutsn5uge 5beil. 9us neue
8olOfeGo am Dominion Greet lit 70
Neilen Don 0upion @itp entFernt
uno in feds Sagen gu errei6en; Der
MarI9 bortbin lit nit groBen Mii6en
uno Strapa3en DerbunOsn. lle6er ben
@plOrei6tbum iener @egenO peiB man
ni9ts 9epifes.
0apion gitp 1T ieBt nit 8ez
i6dfttgungslOien iiberfiilt. Ods 2lnz
gebot pon 2trbeitstrGften lit piel gr0s
Bsr, als Die Nu6frage unb in ben
9ru6en Iinb uqe Stsllen beieBt. 0atpz
ionzGitp, Die 6auptitabt oes 9olOldnz
bes, 3dblt ieBt $4,000 nSeelen". @iele
2eute pobnen in 3elten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-03

mub, benno9 ni9t mebr por morgen
Dem Yrdiibenten 5ugeitellt perpen.
2tus ben 8eri8ten k,s 9ensrdls
Sbaftsr ge6t berDor. baB OerIeIbe, einz
f9IieBliG Der tranfen gefdngenen
Spanier, an 5000 patienten 5u pers
pftegen 6at, unb bic Sa9luge gu Sanz
tiaao perurIa9t benz &riegszOepdrtez
ment ernite 9eIorgniFe. Der 3uItanb
Der Sransportfbiffe, in pel6en leBt=
bin 9erpunbsts unb &rante nd6 Dem
g1orben ee6ra9t fpurben, mar in Diez
len ;SGIlen elm 19uuber6dfter unb bat
2lnlaB gu pielen 8eIhtperoen gegeben,
tpsI6e iebt unt.rIu9t perben. DtOg=
It9er DeiTe pirb bic gln9elegenbeit gu
Derf4ieOenen friegsgeri4tIi6en PRO
5efen fii6ren, nenn ni9t nu49etpieIen
pirb, Dab Der Mungel in 9ebOrigen
@inri6tungen fir Die 8rdnten an
8oro bieier SransportI4iffe unDer=
mei0li9 mar.
~ u ~ Z u = It - ~ -
otngun9en.
9sp zgorf, 2. 2luguii. = Sine
Spe5ialOepeFhe Des u@Dening Sour
nal" aus Maorio melbet:
nSpanien nimmt Die 5riebens=8ez
bingungen Der Ser. Staaten in Der
6duptId9e on, unb nur nod Die Sim
3elnbeiten lino gu bereinbaren, Inn eine
@initeIung Der JeinoTeli9feiten berbeiz
5ufiibren. Gine 5rieDensz@ommiiI
tpirb Iofort erndnnt perben, nm nit
8ertretern Der Ser. Staaten in Inter
bdnblung gu treten. Die bom prGItz
Denten Mc&inleb angebotsuen 8sotnz
gungen purben beute bonn premier
SagaItd unb ben MiniItern ausfii6rz
li9 er0rtert, unb 6ei'm S9luf1e Der
@onferen5 ma9te man betdnnt, OaB bic
8eDingun9en acceptirt peroen tpiirben.
Spanien pirb um cine pber 5fpei tleine
8erdnoerungen in ben omeritanii den
6oroerun9en erFu6en, urb penn Die
Der. Staaten bieIelben bepilligen, 10
pirb Elm IOfortiger 6rteOensf4tuB gu
StanDe tommen."
Qonb b o n, 3. Qluguf. - Der SRA
oriber Gprreiponbent Der n0ailb
Wfuil" tele9rapbirt: Die fpaniF4e &sz
gierung bat Die ameritanti4en 5riez
bensz8ebingungen i'm Prin3ip acceps
tirt. Die 2tnrubme tpiro iebo9 ni9t
pffi3ieQ angetiinoigt perbsn, Bis Grz
tunOigungen in Nai6ington ii6er ges
pifIs @in8eInbeiten einge8ogen unb
2eBtere ms 8eine gebrd4t porOsn
iulo."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-03

columbia" Der BEL Der @inFabrt in
ben SaFen bon 9once auf cine 8lipps
oufIief piro beute um ben grObten
She'll Ieiner &obIenldburg erlei6iert
unb piro porousIi6tlith, p6ne S4uOen
3u nebmen, pieber fIO!t perben. Die
Qsu9tt6iirme i'm 6afen Qno an Der
8iiite Iinb bon Der gemannung Der
y9lpuceiter" beiebt fporben.
SberIt QlGIsn tebrte 6eute nit oam
aabel Selsgrap6iiten 5uriid, unO
bur1 bic Gr0ffnung Der Deitinoiiden
unb Banana 3eIegrap6en Qinie iii
Baibington in birette &l6eloerbnz
burg nit 9eneral Wlilss gebra9t.
Sn 9auca puroe, als in elmer gu ben
Der. Staatsn Qeb0renDen Stdbt, cine
Proclamation erlafen, in. pel6er Der
5reube ii6er bic Qnnett;rung uno Die
9erpaItunq our9 8eneraI Milas
NusDruf oerlis6en tptro. Die betref=
fenoePrptIamation bes8iirgermeiiterS
lautet:
ygur9er!
6eute feiern bic 8iirger BON 9orto
RicD einen ibrer ff0nIten 6reuoenta9e.
9lm beutigen SSulitage bes Sa6res1898
f8sint Die Sonne 2fmerifa's u6er unz
iere 8srge unb S6GIer. Gs 1T bies Elm
Gag glOrrei9en qnbenfens fir iebsn
So9n bieisr geIis6ten SSnIeI, benn gum
eriten Male fldtiert iiber Iie bic 5lag9e
Der Sterne, entFdItet i'm Rdmen Der
&egterunq Der Ser. Staaten bon 2(mes
rita bur6 ben 9enerdlmuior Der umsz
rttanti4sn Qrmee, W&iles.
Porto Ricdner, mir Iino bur6 bic
punDer6ure Sdifung 9ottes bes@ez
re4tsn foe6en benz S6poBe unIerer
Wtutter Qlmerita's. in beren @uKer bic
gatur uns ais @olt 2lmerfta's btnz
eingeitelIt 6dt, pieOergegeben. 56r
iinb mir i'm Namen Der amerituniI6en
3egierung bur9 9enerul N&iles piez
oergegeben, unb mir miiIIen unIerem
8efiihle b06fter 3uneigung einen2tus=
brud 9eben our6 unisre SdIung ben
tapfersn 5ruppen gegenii6er. rsprdIenz
tirt our4 ausge8ei4nete Offi5iers uno
commanoirt bon bem i1uitren 9snsral
W}iIes.
8iirqer! Gs Iebe bic Regierung Der
Der. Stddten pon Qmeritu Sod Die
tupFsren 5ruppenl Sod Porto 3ico,
all3eit ameritunif9!
9auco, 9Ortu 8ico, Ser. Stuuten
bon 2lmerita.
Sr1nri5ro 1pnn:r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-03
@ebr Cpfer Der ,,Snnrgugnr=" "9ataz
itrDpBe geii6tet.

ReD : gOrt, 2. 2tuguit. - Die
Pdhd9iere unO Mdnni6aft oes 6eute
aus 2lntperpen bier eingetroffenen
Oampfers yWeiternIano" bert6ten,
bah Tie in elmer @ntferrung pon etDd
so Meilen bon Sable Sslano, mo- Der
fran3Oiii6e 0ampfern Ga gourgogne"
am 4. Suli unterging, Die 2ei9en BON
26 Wldnnerr unO 8pei 7Srauen duf
Dem Meere f6pimmen fd6en. Gs
mar bemertenspertb, DAP Fait IGmmtz
li6e tpbten MGnner Seeleute Ddren
unb S4pimmqiirtel an6dtten. Die
pafdgiere i9einen feline S6phmmz
giirtel erbalten 6aben gu t0nnsn unb
gingen baber unter. Der bon 6dlifdr
abgeIhidte 9ampfer y9ianat6d" mar
NIT bem 2(uffangen Der Qei9en be-
i4dftigt, uls Der nDeiternlanD" Dors
i6erfubr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-03
& beIberte6r NIT 9orto
Rico.

gonce. Porto 8ico, I. 9tuguIt
(oid @dlpeiton, Seras).-SGmmtlife
SruppsnzSransporte befinben ii9 ieBt
uuf benz 8oben bpn 9orto 3ico unD
iino Dor Bonce eingetroffen. Der 8dz
beIbienit lit pieber aufgenommen porz
ben unb cine birette 8erbin0ung nit
@eneraI Wliles bergeiteQt.
% al bingto n, .. g., 2. Qug.-
8is6er purben ale Selegramme 9s=
neral M1ile5' bon einem 0epeI9en6pot
na9 ct. S6omos gebra6t, um BON
bort aus per &a6el tpeiter erpebirt gu
tperben - cine 9er30gerung BON Il biz
20 Stunben. DIS Die Ipanif9en Srups
pen ponce perlieBen, 3erIt0rten lie ben
gun3en &a6els2lppardt, dber General
8reeleD, Der G6ef bes SignalbienItes,
bat Die 8eamten in ct. S6omas au
perdnlaFen 9epuBt, neue Sntrumente
gu ienDen, unb Die 8er6inbung lit 10
pieOer bergeitellt.
0as &dbel lGuft ulio ieBt Oon9once
na9 ct. Sbpmas unD Don bort Iber
Martinique unb &ingItun na4 Repz
gorf. Die britii9en 8eumten, rpel6s
bas &abel controliren, limb bur4aus
bereit, Oepef6en fir bic Der. Stuuten
gu 6ef0rpsrn, pordusge1eBt, unfere
Sruppen befinben ii9 i'm 8eiiB Der
GnbIfution, aber lie pOlIen ntft leiben,
baB SSnItrumente on etnem bsliebigen
punft Der Route eingei3ultet tDerbsn.
Oife nGmlihe Regel but aud Aoz
mirul 0epep per6inoert, Ra9ri6ten
brett no9 9pngtong gu i8iden. OBJ
glsi6 er oas 8abel Our4f4nitten unO
Elm @nDe i'm 9eliB bat. SObalb er
Manila eingenommen, pirb iih uu9
Die @umpagnie ieinen gniprii4en auf
genuBung Oes &ubeIs gesenii6er ni9t
mebr a6le6nenb per6dlten. Ytun be-
trd6tet bieTe Regel dls bon ben SOrz
berllngen Der 9eutralitGt bur9aus ge=
boten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-03

G q TO R Z a.
Tragtdio 9OaSSabs Ihr rFrushE Gskauft HABIT
'9aa5f' 4ss &XZzSeSa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-03
Sic Seirknng bun Sum Sias.
g1ebr ipaniI6e 6reipiIlige i6IieBsn
ii4 ben 9lmsritanern an. - Sin
blinber Qllarm.


bIinber 2uurm.
Suon 9ia3, Sonntag gla6z
mittag, Oia 9once, 81. Suli, 8 llbr
Q6enOs, biG @alOeIton, Sara5. -
OberIt 6ulings bat an Die 8iirger=
fbaft Der BON i6m bsTeBtsn Stabt
Suon Dia5, 8 M}eiIen puu 9once auf
Der Strabe na9 San Suan gelegen,
eine Proclamation erlaFen, in Der er
Die @intpp6ner berliGert, bdB i6r Yri=
pateigentbum unO tbre biirgerlt6en
8e6te nibt i'm @eringIten geI6mGlert
tperoen tpiirben. Oeierteure bon 'oem
fpdniI4en 6reitpilIigenzGorps ge6en
forttpdbrenb gu ben 2lmerifdnern iibar.
@s beiBt, DAB General Diego eine
Sruppe ipanii6er RegulGren auf 2liz
bonito, norb0itli9 BON Suan 0ia3
con3entrirt, unO bier tann oas ameriz
taniihe 6eer uuf ieinem W3arI3 auf
Gan Suan m0gltGer Weiie auf beftiz
gen WtoerItanD itoBen.
Suan 0ia3 lit bic erIte Stabt BON
irgenopel6er 8ebeutung auf Der Seer
itraBe na9 San Suan. Uan glau6te
uuf ameritanii8er Seite, oaB cine Tpdz
niI9e 8eiaBung in Der Staot liege,
uno bic Sruppen ndberten Ii4 Dem Srt
nit gr0Bter 8orIidt, Die Ii9 fpdter6in
ais cine iiberfIiiiIige berousitelte.
Der IeBte ipunii4e Soloat mar
f9on am Sonntag abgeriidt, unD bic
8iirgsrI6aft na6m uniere 3ruppsn
nit Itiirmii4em Subel uno @nt6uIiasz
mus auf. O6erit outings lieB Die
Stsrre uno Streiftn ii6er Dem 8dtbz
6dus auf3ieben unb Tturte 8orpoIten
in BEN 8oritdbten dufIte[en.
Sn Der Na9t gd6 es bdnn einen &C.
nerolz2llarm. Sin YortozRicper mel
Dtte, baB cine fpaniI9e Sruppsnma9t
ii4 Der Staot uG6ere. Der @lurm pur
ein falI6sr. SpGter glaubte Elm 8orz
poiten einen 5einO gu ieben, feuerte
unb t0btete einen 9unb. Die Na4t
Derlief i'm llebrigsn rubig.
2lm Morgen na6 Der Sinna6me
IGifte Oberit 9uling5 &ecognos3iz
rungszSruppen aus, um Die SteQung
bes 6einOes au53utunOI4aften. 2ieus
tenant 5innertp 3og nit a6t Mann
auf Der 9eerItraBe na9 GOams gu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-03
Gurppdiltbe Sabelberi6te.
Gn9Ianbunb 8orgGnge
China.

Qonbon, 2. gluouIi. - @eIegent"
Iia elmer Debate i'm llnter6auIe iiber
bic ausrpGrtige 9olitit ertldrte llnter'
StaotsTetretGr Gur3on: Der 6ritiI4e
@sIanpte in China. CLAUDE Nt. g&dc4
oonuIo. lei am p. Suli inItruirt pOra
ben, ben Siungzlizgamen gu bend8a
ri6tigen, bdB @roB6ritannien Der 6i1
neitI4en Re9ierung gegen jeoe gtd4t
bethlehem perbe, bic einen Oft Der
6einpIsligteit gsgen Gbina begsbeH
peroe. (2t6baftsr 8eifaq.)
n8lobe" msIoet, er babe aus It9ersr
Quele erfdbren, OaB gung Sung, Der
ameritdnii6er 8iirger Iein Tpa uno
Dem Der 3iungzlizgamsn cine Come
million fir Die 9a6n SientIinsG6ins
Hang ert6etlt bat, elm uebereinfommsn
nit einem engliT6en Spnoifdt unterz
i6riebsH babe. lin bas n0tbige &apitdt
BON $50, 100000 auf5ubrinaen. 2(us
oieIeT 8runbe forberi Der $y3lbUe" bic
gegierung auf gung 6ung's @erIans
gen na9 elmer lGngeren iSriit 3ur 8ez
i6dffurg oes &dpitalS 81 unteritiiben,
uno bemertt bd3u, baB I9on Der dmes
ritanf6s @elunbte in getinq 0unq
Sung bipIomatiih unterItHBf babe.
S6neles GingreiFen Seitens Gnqa
lambs lei uotbpenOig, I'M benz @srs
iu4e 0eutT9ldnb'5 bei'm 5iurgzlis
Yamen, OieIe GOn3eIiion 5u erbaIten,
3uOor 81 tommen.
Sym Sber6au1e antportete 9remiers
miniiter Goro SalisburD auf bic Qns
griffe 2OrO &imberleb'5 pegen Der
GOnturrsn5 in China, Die Ii8 erfolgs
reid bemii6e, GngIano aus allen @is
ienbdbnz uno anberen GpnaeIfonen
6erdu5 81 mun0priren, pbne bdB bic
Regierung etpd5 baoegen t6ue.
Qoro SdIis6urD ertlGrte, ouB feline
britii4en &apitdliIten Gifen6d6nen in
China 5u bauen perTu6en, unb baB er
ii4erIi4 ni4t ben 8au Ober Die @u6s
bentionirung fpl6er 8abnen Seitens
Der britiI9en Regierung befiirporten
piirbs. Damn tpieoer6olte er bic Gur1
sonSfe @rtldrung iiber bic SnItruts
tion an Mac0pndlb unb Tii9te nod
bin3u: rDir iinb bersit, 0ds ieberaeit
pieoer 5u tbun unO 2tue5 burun 81
isBen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-03
9er5og Grnft 9iintbtr's
8ermd6lunq.

&oburg, 2. 2luguit. - Die fir6s
li6e 3rauung beS 6er3ogs @rnf
9iintbeu pOn S6testpig 6oIitein.
8ruoers Der beutT9en 8diIerin, nit
9rin3eIliu 9orotbea bon Sa8enz3o,
burg fanb beute in Der bieiiegen 6ofe
Stride Itatt, 0as SO83eitSma6I
puroe i'm 36rOn3immer Oes 9aIates
Ier0irt.
SernedQn 1T berGd6nunz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-03

-Sn GlepelanD, O., IeBten bic 2lrz
better Der bortiqen 0rdbtfabriten eiz
nen Strife fir Grb0bung i6res tiir3z
li6 um Elm 0rittel rsbuairten 2obnss
uuf ben alien 8etrdq in Scene. Girta
21OO W2dm Iino paran bet6eilidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-03
TreisGrfnritOa nad 9Owarh>Tarf
unter Cen Nuipijicn Der ~SS. TnS 3. eanes 60"
WfUntag. WSittiuub uno eSreitas,
Den 4 3. uue ). Auguf,

pom Suredu Der 0omplgn!t aus,
- Rr. 323, Rcre= Gbarless Straae. -
Rlbmittuls um 3 llbr, an obocH SaGsn.
9Ille Sititnqcn. p'lb. Die 6ra0s elmer @oritOOt=
g9obnuH9 in Griudgung gsjog;a blbin, ir0 ju elmer
Stii3tlguug oon
Spwdrcsgdrf,
ypiibsu HnrO= ypubroot uno @nDnu= Cat Qarf, sl=
Q,ilosn. Gin 5abya:!O fiy anpobner. Gouutnzgb=
Qd5,u. Srsitt 2lotHucs. &eiu Daldrd. Sas i;uts
I9aii'r. Mdbgs 4rtjie. 2eidbtc Seoingungtn.
- Sc wire Seutic, gefprOd)ru. --
t20j-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-03

Or. Sfpeninger 6at I6on geitsrn
mil Dorten BON 6rieOri65rub 2tb=
i+ieo gerpmmen, inbem er iagte:
yMeins Ro[le tier III au5ge5pieIt!"
llebrigens bietet Ii6 ifm jeBt nod
@slegsnbeit genug, feline aunIt aus5uz
iiben, btnn es aibt Der 9atienten O;eIc
in oem 6ausbalt Deg 8erItorbensn.
5iirIt 6srbert 8ismard lit elmer DOu
itnsn; er lit in 6olge Der 9lufrsgung
Der leBien Gage unb elmer ungeitreng=
tsn 3bGtigteit unDobl, auBeroem aud
poQiidHbig 9ebrp9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-03
a. Sftrn6er1.

bisbcr iudbreno Der lstcn pieruuo3UaujiQ Sabre in
Cir. Ga fSorrrf=Strubt, bat Sos Saug
Hr. 3GS, Sf=Snlt!mDrc= z .raRc,
neben 2ennetfs, angcfauft unO OniislbC ji cincm
mOosrneu Gafs nit alem Comfort uuO gtuutmIjds
feitcu umboueu ldiicu. y};ue i7rcuHne uuo pas
9ublifum fno gu cusm 9eiut ciUCcaocu.
Gable e'6ptesSuniCb
piro tdeGi3 i,roirt gls Spgialitdt perou Nu.
fern in ieOcr 3uri6tuug icroirt. 1slepbnH
2j65-2 (2l3-Sna
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-01

their convention in Springfield June %.
The july in the case of Joseph Mauzy
on trial at Decatur, Ills, for the muir
der OF Matt Mckinley nine years ago,
brought in verdict of not guilty.
The Tennessee Democratic executive
committee and the Populist committee
had secret conference at Nashville
TO arrange for a fusion state ticket.
The Ohio river is falling everywhere
above Louisville except at Pittsburg.
where the reports predict it will soon
be stationary.
The Joint state conference at Dan
vile. Ills, between operators and min
ers to adjust the scale for machine
miners has adjourned to meet again
April IL. Nothing definite was ac-
complished
Irving McDougall Garfield, son of the
late president, resides in Boston, is p
years of age. and last week won his
first law case in the city courts.
BY a vote of is to IS the Ohio senate
defeated the Sullivan bill abolishing
capital punishment.
The government Yukon railway bill
was thrown out OF the senate at OF
tawa, Ont. by vote of SO to IA. The
senate is overwhelmingly conservative.
Governor Tanner has callel special
session of the Illinois state board of
pardons to be held Monday, April 4,
for the purpose of considering the ap-
plication of Edward shannon. who is
under sentence to be hanged in Du-
page county April IL for the murder OF
his wife in Belvidere, Ills.