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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-14
ahs weather We Hay Have.
Fair tonight and Friday;
warmer Friday. ~
Todsy's temperature. 81.
J. Il. DUR, Observes.
CITY CHAT.

NANN0A0NNNHNNea&AAeSAHA0
CITY CHAT.
Boil butter at Longs.
Hynes rents tandems.
Buy . home Of Reidy Bros.
Special hat sale at Byrnes'.
Charles Buford 10 in Chicago.
DR.. 8. c. Plummer is in Chicago.
L,e's Little Gem IL the best broom.
Fresh river fish tomorrow at
Longs.
3. Stockhouse is in Chicago on
busineSs.
For reliable fire insurance call on
E. ]. Burns.
Fresh bread, three loaves for 10
cents ct Horizons.
Millinery ct unhesrd Of prices q
Young 4 McCombs'.
Buy your wall paper and save half
at Young & McCombs'.
Fresh river salmon ct Hess Bros.
tomorrow. Phone 1881.
Summers & Co. for Blue Flame oil
stoves, Twentieth street.
Coffee and tea served free tomor-
row at Young & McCombs'.
Summers 4 Co. for cook stoves
and ranges, Twentieth street.
FRESH catfish, black bass. buffalo
and sunfish at Hess Bros. tomorrow.
A bright little girl has arrived in
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John P.
Dolly.
Miss Susie Ssckett, Of Victor, Iowa,
10 visiting her aunt. Mrs. M. F.
Archer.
John Tobin, of the Peoria freight
department, is OF duty on account
OF illness.
Big invoice of silk cspes. jackets
and suits Just opened at Young &
McCombs'.
Two thousand yards spool cotton,
tomorrow two spools for s cents, at
Ioung u McCombs.
Buy one OF those new coffee pots
and save half the price Of your coffee
at Young & McCombs'.
Business property, residence prop
erty and lots for sale in all parts Of
the city by E. j. Burns.
Try Horizons Pea Berry coffee at
III cents . pound and Holland Blind
coffee ct 10 cents pound.
The art Of demonstrating how to
make good tea and coffee free tomor.
row ct Young & McCombs'.
Assessor ]. r. Johnston has taken
office room with Coroner L. v. Eek.
hart at the county building.
46.inch black imported French serge
for tomorrow only "a cents q yard,
cheap at rs cents, at Young & Mo.
Combs.
You can save from 80 cents to
$3.50 0 pair on ladies' kid shoes q,
the sssignee's sale at the Peaslee
shoe store.
Millinery up-to-dste and as YOU
order it-loweat prices, styles cor
rect. no old goods to work of, al
Young & McCombs'.
At the meeting Of Home Tribunal
tomorrow night there will be ladies
drill In charge Of Miss Nellie Wilson
given for the FIRST time.
Edwin L. Hammer and Miss Ell,
L. johnson, Of Moline. were married
ct the court house yesterday after
noon BY Judge Adams.
Frank w. Rounds and Miss Mani,
st. Clair were united in marriage
last Monday by Rev. c. o. McCui.
loch, pastor Of the First Methods,
church.
The late Charles c. Reynolds
whose will WAS probated in the coun
ty court yesterday, leaves all Of hi
property to his wife, Mrs. Jane s
Reynolds.
Fred Foster and Miss Mary Kis
kaddeu, both OF this city, we're mar
ried by Rev. c. o. McCulloch at thu
parsonage Of the First Methodist
church Tuesday.
Thsophile Depsuw. wanted at At
tinson, Ill, on complaint Of Mis-
Minnie Welveart, was arrested TODAY
In the country back Of Davenport b,
Deputy Sheriff Hull.
George Hskes leis tor Seattle las,
night by way Of Denver. where he
will visit his sister before entering
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-14
when You Are Tired

Without extra exertion, languid, dull
and listless, your blood is failing to
supply to your muscles and other
organs the vitalizing and strength
giving properties they require.
Hoods Ssrsaparilla cures that feel
ing BY enriching the blood. 1. will
give you energy and vigor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-14

Little Colds" Thousands of
lives sacrificed every year. DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures lit
tie colds. cures big colds, too. Gown
to the very verge Of consumption.
Sold BY Msrshal & Fisher.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-14
Notice.

Nursery stock for sale. Fruit, or.
namsn<al trees and flowers. Corner
OF Third avenue and Eighteenth street,
Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-14
Glad Tldip1e TO A,,n m. 81 r.,.r..

0ieo Isoinoe 10 Assn ma SunefofS.
Foleys Honey and Tar gives quick
and positive relief in all cases. Sold
BY T. H. Thomas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-14

Hoods pills are easy to take, easy
to operate. Cure indigestion, bilious
ness. IS cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10

The concession of the Cabinet
comes very much in the form of a
victory for those who opposed the
ruling regarding saloons. What
ever the final outcome may be, this
action will give the people an OPP
portunity for a breathing spell;
time to think over the scheme and
the probable result for good or
evil in Hawaii. The Cabinet
ought TO gain some valuable expe
rience from the incident, and de-
sist from spripging radical mea
sures until some method has been
devised to obtain the sentiment Of
the body polite. If the temper
snce people want to institute re-
forms the best way to do it is to
wait for an election aud make a
square stand up fight. That is the
way it will have to be done under
full American rule and the terri
tory is sufficiently close to that
point to allow radical measures to
drop for the time being.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10

Peking, Sept. 29.-It is rumored
that the Emperor had confessed a
against the Empress Dowager,
The plot is said to have been to
induce Iucn Shi-kai to murder
Yung-lu, to lead troops into Pc
king, and to attack the Empress
Dowager at her detached palace.
The matter ended in a fasco ow
ing to the betrayal of Yuen. Those
who were arrested as accomplices
in the affair have been bheheaded
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10

New York Republicans with
Col. Roosevelt at their head will
go before the people on a platform
calling for the release of the
Philippines. Here is popular
man on an unpopular platform,
aud the further development of a
campaign of the East against the
West on the problem of expan-
sion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10
NIcKINLEY,s WESTERN TRIP.
President Will Leave Washington OF
October 10Th.


October 10Th.
Washington, Sept. Ex-senator
Thurston, accompanied by W. \.
Ba5.ock, Transportation Manager
of the Omaha Exposition, inter
viewed President Mckinley rela
tive to his transportation to
Omaha. The President said:
Every road between Chicago
and Omaha has rendered the use
OF It's line, and l am profoundly
grateful for the courtesy. l am,
however, at the disposition of the
exposition and shall go as the
committee may arrange"
Secretaries Gage, Smith, Bliss
and Wilson, with their wives, will
accompany the President, as will
General Miles and Commodore
Philip Of the Texas and Assistant
Postmaster General Heath. The
President will leave Washington
October 10th, arriving at Chicago
TUESDAY. Without stopover ht
will 60 to Omaha. After the
Omaha visit the President will &c
to Denver, returning to Chicago t,
attend the peace jubilee exercises
in that city October 18th.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10
WALL, NICHOLS co.
In the Circuit Court, First Circuit, Of
the Hawaiian Islands.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
of S. l.. Kekumano, Jr., Minor. ON
reading and filing the petition of S. l..
Kekumano, Guardian, praying for an
order of sale of certain real estate be-
longing to said ward situate at Kama
kela, Honolulu, Oahu, at Pukoo, Molo-
kai, and in the Iii Alma OF Punaula, in
the Ahupuaa OF Mapulehu, Molokai
and setting forth certain legal reasons
why such real estate should be sold.
1t is hereby ordered, that the next OF
kin Of the said ward and all persons
interested in the said estate, appear be-
fore this Court on FRIDAY, the 18th
day OF November, A. D., 1898. at 10
O'Clock a. M, at the Court Room of this
Court, in Honolulu. Oahu, then and
there to show cause why an order
should not be granted for the sale OF
such estate.
BY the Court:
p. ID. KELLETT, JR.
Honolulu, October 8, 1898.
I034-6t.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10

The American who can write
an unbiased history of Thomas T.
Bayard's political career will be
hard to find. Unless it is Grover
Cleveland, no man of the genera
ton has received more laudation
from political friends or had such
high voiced condemnation heaped
upon him by his enemies.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10

Late reports have it that the
Philippine insurgents have ap
p-aled to japan for recognition of
their independence. If the under
standing between Japan and the
United States has been completed,
Aguinaldo's forces will fight for
lorn hope in the japanese Court.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10

The return of the ashes of Col
umbus to Spain coupled with the
history of the rise and fall of that
n alton furnishes plenty of food
for reflection on the future of the
present great Powers of the world.
The Anglo-Saxon now hold a
place at the top of the heap and is
heralded abroad as the advance
guard of the millennium. Will his
tory repeat itself again ?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10

Esterhazy may 60 down in his
tory as forger or he may not, but
he will surely have a place on the
staff of the Prince of Liars. The
only man who has not made a con
fession Is Dreyfus, and the poor
captain will be lucky if he gets
back to Paris alive.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10

There was too much up-to-date
kicking in Saturdays baseball
game to suit the public Fortu
nately the sportsman spirit in
Honolulu is not educated down
sufficiently to put up with it. l
the boys want to play without
audiences, they can continu" At
they started in on Saturday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10

Activity in naval circles center
ing toward Honolulu harbor
proves positively that the United
States is not to be slow in making
the most of its new possessions.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10

Advance guards of American
plantation labor are sure of cor
dial reception, Notwithstanding
the warning has gone forth that
there are no openings for laboripg
men in Hawa,..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10

According to japanese des-
patches, Ii Hug Chang received
bribe of half million taels
from Russia. Ii holds the price
of his yellow jacket high, but he
is not averse to losing it once in
a while at stated price.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10
England and France In Africa.

The Times declares that the i'm
mediate and complete evacuation
by the French of the Nile valley
and the equatorial provinces must
be made condition precedent to
all Interior discussion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10

The straw ballot taken by the
BULLETIN shows thus far a large
proportion in favor of allowing
the saloon doors to remain.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10

The success of the Dowager
Empress of China indicates that
when women once get into inter
national politics, they are not to
be pushed aside as easily as might
be supposed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10

The BULLETIN gives the people
an opportunity to express theI
opinion on the recent ruling OF
the Cabinet regarding saloons. II
you have an opinion express it
and let the people know your 'ea
sons.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10

The manner in which the garri-
son officers deal with the two sol
diers who created row on Fort
street last night, will be watched
with no small interest.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10
Kang Yu-wei and British Minister,

Peking, September %. - Sir
Claude Macdonald, British Minis
ter, has declined to deliver Kang
Yu wei, now in Hongkong, to the
Chinese Government.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10
sons.

One of the features likely to be
brought out at the next session OF
Congress is that Hawaii is not
half as big as it used to be. The
day has passed when this country
eau produce an international flu
rOra
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10
MONDAY, OCT. 10, 1898

Another international mystery
is whether the Chinese Emperor
is dead or alive.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10

Hilo's republican club seems to
be doing thriving business. 1t
can at least get up sufficient inter
est in politics to have a meeting.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10

The numerical force of those
who want the screens taken off
saloon doors by command of the
Executive seems to be nil.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-10

If the City of Columbia is kept
here much longer, it will win the
right to join the Hawaiian navy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-15
Der Spitenpunft,
atint Ab(dDatung brr Rrirgsfrngr.
ltnclc Sam's 9luSgaben fiir aricsS
5tucdc iibcrftciaen sur 3eit nod
inmcr ieinc Ginnabmen.

9in9leD's W&ittbeilungsn lber bic BE-
pOrite6enOe GougreBIiBung.- Der
gegenpdrtige Sarif miro 6eibebalz
ten. - 2tG8W groBe ge6iet5erperz
bung lit nd4 Der 2(rIi9t bs5
Staotsmarre5 DON Mdine gu perz
meioer. - Die unruban unter ben
ipaniiG6en 3ruppen auf @u6a. -
9fd6eres i6er bic tiir3li9an Mtsu>
tereisr. - SSn 6dDara lit Die
Sa6Iage nod INNER beoentli6. =
Die aus g2oroz uuo 5uo=Garplina
Dsrtrie6enen repu6Litdnii6en 9oliz
titer flagen Dem 9raFOsnten ibr
QeiO.
Baibtnqton. .. g., IA. Nop.
- Die btefige n9oit" srttGrt auf 2tu=
toritGt oes 8priiBers 0inglep, pom
Gomite fir N&ittel uno De9e. Die
&rte9sitsuer perOe in Der beoorIte6ens
ben tur3en SiBunQ bss GongreHe5
niat a6ge16afft perDen, unD tetneRe=
DiIiOn be5 3urifs perOs ItattfinOen.
6r. OinsIep iagte in elmer unterrez
ouna, bic 3sgierunQ peroe nod uuf
ldn9ere 3eit ale ibr 0ur6 bic &riegsz
iteuer qebro9ten ReDsniisn R0t6ig baz
ben. @G6renD bes iosben perflphenen
Otonut5 Stto6er a. 9. bdtten Die
8rie9sdusgu6en bic 8rieg8zReDeniien
I'm poGe $14,O0O,OOO iiberItisgen, unO
i'm luufsnDen Monat perbe ous 0efiz
3it minoeItenS $10.OO0,OOO 6etragen.
8on elmer 8ebuttion Der Step.rn i'm
laufenben Si8talidbre tDnne 0a6er
feline R&be Ietn, uno bic &rieg5iteuer
mitiie nen5giten5 np9 auf Elm Sa6r in
&raft beIteben. - 6erner IeBte 6r.
0ingleD ausein0noer, OaB bic ndhIte
regelmdBi9e GonqreBliBung nur etnd
orei Wfpnate Dduern uno Dur4 Die
iG6rIi9en 8erpill;gungS 8ias uno
anOere &outine 9eIGGfte DoGtGnOig
in 2ln!pru9 genommen Iein perOe. @r
boffe 5noeiien, OaB es mOgIi9 lei, bic
g2otbperoiqteit elmer GrtrdIiBung na6
Dem 4. MGr3 gu permejoen, boruusge=
feBt, OaB feline neuen 8erpidelungen
nit Sponten eintretsn. 0inglep Guz
berte i'm Quufe Der l1nterre5unQ audi
ole 6offnung, oaB Der erpartete Sriez
oen5 8srtrdg nit iSpdnien ben Ser.
Staaten ni4t mebr neues 9ebtet 3ufiiz
gen perbe, ais u6ioIut nDtbig, benn er
Iebe Elm, oaB es in man9en6dqen Iei4z
ter iei, 8e6iet gu ertperben, ais IS ME
Der lbs 5u peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-15
3nftanOr in 6abana.

NG6eres ii6er Die U&euterei Der irreguz
IGren Sruppen. - @rOBes 8lutz
pergieBen nur nit U&ii6e per6utet.
- 8enerul Arola5 ioq nit eigener
6dno einen Soloaten nieOergez
mu4t baben.
6uDana, IA. g&opember. - Die
Nufl0iung Der oSrben publico", elmer
irrsgulGren UGlitGr Organization,
Oersn W}euterei 3pei Sage lang oen
9rieoen Der StuDt 6eorobte, puroe
our6 8e3ablung zines S6siIes Des
riidItdnoigen 2obnes uno Ous Ser
ipre6en, ouB audi Der Rsit oemnG6it
be3G6lt tperDen ipQte, pur9geieBt. Sc
raj 2lrpla5. U2ilitGr 9puDerneur pon
Sabana, peI4er ais idb3Ornig betannt
unD gefiir6tet lit, bdtte pdbrenO Der
3u6sit0rungen am leBten 6rettag unO
0pnneritag um elm 9dar einen @Onz
fltft 3tpiI6en Den Wleuterern uno Den
8egutdren berbeigefibrt, pelher Elm
qtoBes 8lut6aD CUR 5olge geGabt 6az
ben miiBte. @lijdliher WeiIe DerDeiz
gerten ibm bic 3eguldren Den 8e6orz
lam, uno Der 8enerul perpunDete fpdz
ter in feinsr 0utb etnen ni6t bstpaffz
neten SolDdten bes .Sroen Bu6licO",
pel6er t6m in Die Quere fam, 0ur6
SG6eliti6e 10 i4per, DAB Der Utann
om nGGIten MOrgen itdrb. 1000 re-
oulGre Splbater pdren aus Der I'm
gebung 3uiammen ge3ogen noroen.
6Gttsn bieieI6en, pie es 8eHerdl QroS
las 6edbli6tiate. bic Wleuterer angez
grtffen, ip tpiiroen ii6 pa6ri6etnlt4
Die GipilqdrOe uno bic un3ufrieoenen
QlrtiQeriften OenIel6en ungeThlp6en
6aben, unb i9redli4es 8lutDergteBen
tpGre einoetreten. Die IpaniI9e Res
dierunq I4uIbet bteien Sruppen N}tlz
lionen BON 0pGars fir riiditdnoigen
Sob, uno bic SolDdten be eI6neren
Iia, oaB ous linen sutOmmenOe 9elo
our6 WtiBnirtbI3aft pergeuOet Ooer
qeruoe3u geitpbLen Dproen lei.
Obglei6 ieBt 2aes rubt8 1T, bait
man bic Sa6iaqe Oenno9 nt6t fitr
un6sberfli6. Die Sruppen itn0 nod
in i6ren Quartieren conItgnirt, unO Die
Itrengiten 9oriiats UtaBregeIn per@
ben 6eoba6tet.
Sin Battalion Der ySrDen publico"
nur0e 6eute an 8oro bes 0ampfsrS
n2llicunte" nu9 Spanien etngeI4ifft.
Rein 8ioeritanO purDe geleiItet uH0
bic @inI6iffuna 9tn9 O6ne llnorOnung
BON Itatten. 4eguldrs 5ruppen pnter
bem @eneralNrolos puren an ben na6
Dem 6ufen fu6renben StruBen aufgsz
iteQt. S6erit Pa9liari. Der 8pli3ei6ef
Don 6apana fat reIignirt, bod gIau6t
man ni6I, baB 8eneralcapitGn 8Ianco
ieine 96odntunq anne6men nirb.
glanco bat Dem 8enardl galirto
9arcia un6 Den iibriqen N2itglieoern
Der cu6aniiaen @ommiiIion, pelhe i'm
2luFtrage oes gu Santa Gru5 bel Sur
ioqsnpen @OnpeRts nu9 8aIbington
reiien, otn Ratb srtfeilt, Ii6 niat 6ier
in 6apanu gu 3eigen, ionoern big gu
i6rer Q6reIe in Vlarianuo gu bIeiben.
um etpaiQe OemonItratiOnen 80 per-
meiosn. Die Gubdner baben Dem
3at6Ihlage 5oIge 9eIeiItst.
Die in QrrOpo QpOlIo. SsTus Del
Monte Galbaria uno Managua. nabe
6apana, itatipnirten 8orpoiten Der
.guaroiu Gipile." eIna 200 Munn
TART, legtsn nGbreno Der pergangenen
Ru6t bic Neiqung an ben Gag. bem
9eiIpiel beg yOroen Publico" gu fol>
cen unD eine 0emonItration fir i6ren
rud1GnDigsn Sob in Scene 3u IeBen.
@s aelan9 ieoo4. bieis Ql6li9t 5u Dera
bitten unO Die 3ube au 6epabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-15
9ataifrupbr auf Srm Griessre.
Sin un6etannter S6ooner nit Iieben
WtenI9en an 8oro untergegangen.

Sin unbetdnnter S9opner nit Tie6en
MenI6en an 8oro untergegangen.
SoIeop, D., IA. Rop- llnneit
9reen sS8lanb, i'm Grie Gee, 1T pG6z
reno oes itiirmii9en, nit S6neefaQ
berburbenen 0etters pom berfloKenen
0&ittpo4 Elm 5petmaitiger 'S6Opner,
duf Dem ii9 Iie6en Weni9en befanben.
untergsganger. Die g&ahri3t gelungte
crit 6eute bur4 einen 5ti9er, Der pd6z
ranD Des Sturmes Ielber peri6lagen
porben mar, bier6er. Der 2eu6t=
tburmpdrter auf 9reen S5lanb lab
Den nit Der boben See boffnungslos
tGmpfenoen S9ooner, pel9er einen
MaIt perloren unb 9}otbIignaIe dufgez
3ogen bate, mar uber oes beftigen
Sturme5 psgen auBer Stanbs, elm
8ettungsbpot ab3uienben. Gr be-
mertte nit sinem 5erngIas iieben 9erz
fOnen, oarunter cine 5rdu. auf oem
S6ooner. Sin She'll Der 8emannung
beitieg zines Der Der 8Oote. um ben
fintenoen S6ooner gu perlo6sn. 6alb
na46er 9epabrte Der 2eu4ttburmpGrz
ter a6er, DaB Oas Boot getentert mar.
DIS Der 3peite Mait ii6er 8orb ging,
fonnte Der Qeu6tt6urmpGrter g2iez
mdno mebr auf bem S6poner bemerz
fen. @r perlor ben QeBteren bei elm
tretenoer 9untelbsit gang aus Dem
Quge.
W2un glaubt. baB Der S8ooner Elm
nit Steinen oDer 8o6Ien befra4tete5,
8piI9en Detroit unb Glepelanb fab
renoes 5obr3eug Uoer Oieqei4t audi eli
nss BON ben canaOii9en 6a6r3eugen
mar, pel6s um bieie 3eft 5armprOz
butte nu9 dmeritanii4en 9dfen brtnz
oPr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-15
Jla6tIiuge aus SBilminstun.
9is2eibensgei6i8te Der tiir3li6 bur6
einen Ulob bertrie6enen peiBen re-
pu6litQniI6en polititer.

einen W&ob Dertriebenen peiBen re-
pu6lifaniI9er 9olititer.
@a-I6ington, n, 3, g., IA. g}OD.
-3. N. Cumming, 8unoes GomiIs
dr. unb Gr 6riebensri6ter gu @ilz
mington. Gr 9oli3ei6ef Sobn 81.
MeIton unb 6. 8. 9ilbert, Superinz
terpent Der itGbtii9en &urren, pel6e
Dor etIi6en Sogen bur6 einen Mob
aus 0ilmingtou, q. s. pertrie6en
purOen. linD bier angetommen, UNI
Der 8unbes 4egierung i6r QeiD gu
fIagen unb 8enugtbuunq gu foroern.
SS6ren 2lnguben na6 nurOen lie obne
8eiteres nu6 benz 8d6nbof IpeDirt
unD abgeI6O6en, na4bem Iie fi6 auf
Dem Wege bort6in dqe mDgli6en
S6mdbungen unb 8sIeiOigungen ges
fallen Iaiien muBten. rWsiBe Bigger"
mar ungefd6r Der mtloeIte Der i6nen an
ben 6als geporfenen S6tmpfp0rter.
2tuf Dem 3uge iagte man ibnen gum
2lbT6ieO, penn lie ii9 iemals pjeber
in 0ilmington bliden lieBen, 10 piirbe
man tie nieoerI6ieBen pie toQe 9unbe.
9Sn 0ep6ern perpeigerte man i6nen
ben 2lufentbalt unter Der Nnga6e, ouB
lie bort ni9t ii6er iein piiroen, unO
lie fubren bu6er neiter na4 g2orfolt.
DIS iie bort erfubren, baB elm e6enfaqs
aus Wilmington enfflDbener geger,
Ramens 8rppn, i'm gOitamte bulb
toDt gei6lagen porben mar, bielten tie
es fir gerat6an, gforfolt ben Riiden gu
febren. IS Duroe i6nen nod an per-
I9ieoenen dnoeren gunften Der Bint
gegeben, baB man tie bort ni9t min
i6e unO lie tamen bdber nu6Waibtng
ton, mo- Iie Iidh jeBt in sinem tleinen
6otel an Der gsnniblDdnia QDe. aufs
balten. Sic tpiiIen ni4t, mas lie dnz
fungen ipGen urb nagen ni6t in ibre
6simat6 3uriid3utebren. Die 6lii6tz
linge bsbdupten, aqe in Bilmin9ton
gegen lie er6o6enen 8eI6perOen ieien
aus Der 2uft gegriffen unb man babe
lie aus bem ein5igen @runDe Dertriez
ben, Dab Tie Gepublitdner iinos
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9as anti=GBiurirngcieR auf Den Pbis
liupinCn

8u{6ingtOn, 3. g., IA. g}oD.
Die 0ur6FHprung bes gnti=Gbine=
iengeIeBes in N}aniIa iit, pie Dem 4i=
neiii6en 8eIanbten mitgetbeilt NOR
ben, obne Die 3uitimmung Des PrGiiz
Oenten ober bes &riegs : SetretGrs
bon bem commurbirenOsn 9eneral an
georbnet porOen, unO 9enerul B6it=
tier, Der ieBt Das GOmmaroO fiibrt. .6at
auf Orore BON @dibington bic betr.
8erorbnung 3uriidgenommen. GS
miro Dem GongreB iiberIailen bleiben,
gu entI6eiDen, ob unter ben llmitdnz
ben Die Itritten, fir Die pbilipplnen
namentli6 iebr bari6 eri4einsnDen
8eitimmungen bieies @eIeBes bortglnS
nenouHg finbeR Ipllen.
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gsusr, leibter, LANCER RHfJubuuggplaH, pie
FOLDER BON oHit Ritmunoem oifsrirt miro. 9lui
Die 3eit zines Subres penu Sic es tuiHi6cu
Seine falideu 9sripre6unqeu in ben 3citungtu
Seine 3inieu=Raten uuqe3eiat, I'm Sic ire 5u
fibrsH, bod pcrOsn Sbuen als Sortbeic 9cbOtsu
iuslte @nOsrs ofitrirsH. Rob5utraQeH i'm @ircau
Der s9OtOmuc eOun Guarantee 6ompanD,1 3tmmtr
Rr. ), s9anf BON 9ultimOrs=~@ebduot ode Sultz
more uuO Ct 9aul=Sra6s. CRo0 10, 0.&S.l0
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