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The San Francisco call., 1898-04-11

1 power specifies sex.
 | Sec. 10. The appointing officer shall
 notify the Commissioners of each posi- ! tion to be filled separately, and shall l fill such place by the appointment of | one of the persons certified to him by
 the Commissioners therefor. Such ap- l pointment shall be on probation for a | period to be fixed by the rules of the 1 Commissioners; but such rules shall
 not fix such period at exceeding six
 months. The Commissioners may strike l off names of candidates from the regis | ter after they have remained thereon
 more than two years. At or before the expiration of the period of probation, ! the head of the department or office in
 which a candidate is employed, may, | by and with the consent of the Com
 missioners, discharge him upon assign | ing in writing his reason therefor to
 the Commissioners. If he is not then
 discharged, his appointment shall be deemed complete. To prevent the stop
 page of public business, or to meet ex- | traordinary exigencies, the head of any department or office may, with the aD- proval of the Commissioners, make ] temporary appointments, to remain in
 force not exceeding sixty days and only
 until regular appointments, under the provisions of this Article, can be made. | Sec. II. The provisions of this Article 1 shall apply to the following offices and
 departments of the City and County:
 the County Clerk, the Assessor, the Tax l Collector, the Sheriff, the Auditor, the | Recorder, the Coroner. the Clerks and | Stenographers of the Justices and Po-
 lice Courts, the Board of Public Works,
 the Police Department. the Fire De- partment, the Board of Election Com lnissioners, the Board of Health and all boards or departments controlling
 public utilities; but the following dep- uties, clerks and employees in said ot- 1 fees and departments shall be exempt l ed therefrom: the Cashiersof the Coun-
 ty Clerk, the Chief Deputy and the 1 Cashier of the Assessor, the Chief Dep-
 llty and the Cashier of the Tax Collec- | tor. the Under Sheriff and the Chief
 Bookkeeper of the Sheriff, the Deputy
 Auditor, the Chief Deputy of the Re- corder, the Chief Deputy Coroner, the | City Engineer, the Secretary and the
 Architect of the Board of Public Works.
 the Registrar of the Board of Election | Commissioners, the Chief of Police, the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department, and all physicians appointed by or on l the Board of Health. All officers, courts.
 boards and heads of departments vest
 ed in this Charter with the power to
 appoint deputies, clerks, stenographers or employees in any of the offices or
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-10-06

H'he board of Supervisors met Mon
dpy,
Ibe quarantine bas been raised on
everything except passengers from in-
feeted points.
Pictures Window Glass and Frames
at q y, GILLESPIE a Cos.
Mr. Bass has nearly completed his
new store II, sass il will be ready the
lst and wants his oldcustomers To ca 1
ant Zee i ms
dr Mcneil has the brick work ut
his new torres near the Delta Machine
sbols completed The carpenter work
stars this week.
nf White heads palatal Lome win
re' for occupancy III q few day
Tim one Is th,l aadsmot IL
tia aity
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-10-06
DiaanlnrIon No.

The firm Of Purcell and Jones IS this
day dissolved by mutual consent r. 7.
Jones selling the business to Z. NJ. Pur.
cell, who will coutinue the same, as,
Stunning an liabilities and collecting an
accounts Respectful
IL NJ. PURCELL,
and n. n JONES.
Sept Est, 1898.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-10-06
a BIT or SOUTHLAND.
Tie piftsbmg Exposition Has
81 OF Display So the Foyer.
ga- sonrbern Raiinay das en-
ExAibi1 Wiach Appeals 20
TaoneEllnl people.

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E.amu.e Tlev find l1 fEe dssrlay.
a.e.. Common .tbf,a,a i vet
dsrf1l encyr,onedia af nature. 1aoy
+. f.g tgsrsatres bav COTTON arls
AM have i~rBpres.ef "a tlreir minds.
tt,t lopnd "a 1agipg auanfi..
tIa- a,aaa tta S8utGeru Raugay.
ueH.4-r Es.rfr ~. rgVI.. Fha foot T4rrrF EII
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-10-06
10 Tie Planter

am now buying cotton for the New
burger Cotton 20, and will be Glad to
have my friends call upon me at the
company office when they have cotton
for sale @. G. GILLESPIE.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-10-06
Shake! Shake!

Vel before using 9 bottle Of Chihons Chill Tonic 1t is guaranteed to
cure your chIs q money refunded no damaging effect to the system is
caused from taking IT. asis the result Of most an otler. chill eures Trv
one 9c bottle ana Be convinced Always follow the breaking upof vnr
c1lls With bottle Of Chlton's Improved Iron Tonic. This will build az
YOU system and prevent the chill from returning. Iyou live infbe Delta
Away keep handy bottle of Wizenons Vegetable LiverPns They IRE
little KlondiSe ofbeath For sale by nduggists
The Washington bee., 1898-08-06
THEY SAY

can has any recollection.
E. E. Cooper ought to know
that no one he abused last week
was ever dismissed from the Rail-
way Mail Service for robbing the
mails.
Neither did any grand jury ever
indict any man he attempted to
abuse last week.
r. W. Thompson ought to know
also that no one he mentioned last
week ever had his wife to come to
the Government Printing Office
and have one dismissed for non
support.
The public should beware Of
bogus newspapers agents.
The BEE is the leading paper in
the United States.
The American negro should
have some manhood.
1t is the bad man who does bad
deeds.
Think well of those who tell the
truth.
The colored soldier is still in the
dark.
He has been promoted from pri-
vate to lieutenant.
They fought bravely at Santiago.
They saved the lives of many
hundred Rough Riders.
They have been compensated by
being promoted to lieutenant.
The day will soon come when
the colored soldier will be wanted.
The nation will have a greater
war with other nations soon.
Don't forget, The BEES pre-
diction.
Don't be alarmed the country
is safe.
E. L. Cooper can change quicker
than any man who attempts to run
a newspaper.
His democratic proclivities
caused hlm TO leave Indianapolis,
Ind.
He will leave Washington shortly.
Mark The BEES prediction.
Honest men will do honest deeds.
Be truthful in all things.
You cannot help from secceed-
ing if you do well.
Don't forget that your duty is
first to your race.
Why did E. E. Cooper leave
Indianapolis, Ind?
Don't let everybody speak at
once.
The BEE has an interesting story
concerning the colored editor.
Do your duty to your fellow man.
1.-The world is stage and the
people are players.
DR.. Phil. B. Brooks is making
himself a great physician.
DR.. Curtis of the Freedmen's
Hospital is no longer chief.
Miss Ebersole is the boss of that
Institution.
DR.. Curtis is not in it.
He is chief in name but not in
fact.
Will Miss Chief Ebersole inform
The BEE, whether colored doctors
are admitted to the operations?
The civil service is not to be lift
ed from the Government Printing
Office.
Does it pay to elect civil service
Presidents?
Does it pay republicans or dem
ocrats
Don't forget that your duty is
to do right.
Not a District republican has
been appointed yet.
This is a white mans govern
ment.
Negroes must be content with
what they get.
Negro leadership is failure
If you want to find second class
donkies, just take a peep in the
Office of the Colored American.
The Washington bee., 1898-08-06

WANTED.-Refned, energptlc ladies
as agents for good-seiling Soilet arti-
cles. Must be we'll recommended.
Apply between the houis Of a. m.
and6 p. m. Tuesdays and Thursdays
II Florida Avenue n. w.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-21
Union Village.

Minnie Bartlett is visiting friends il
East Barnard.
Mrs; L. s. Patterson is visiting her sis.
ter in Newport.
Mrs. Henrietta Pierce spent last week in
Thetford Center.
DR.. w. s. Gustin visited his aunt in
Chelsea Monday.
Miss Mary Keyes OF Boston was here
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Florence Varney OF Pennington,
N. H., is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Jannette Morse OF Hanover, N. H.,
is with her friend, Mrs. Eliza Baisdell.
Mrs. j. s. Campbell is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. Lucy Newton, Of Lowell Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barrett and Rush
Newcomb recently visited Sout b Strafford
friends.
Miss Mary Cartee, teacher in Pepperell,
Mass, is spending her vacation with
friends here.
Mrs. G. II. Kibling and daughters,
Blanche and Mollie, of West Lebanon, N.
H., are guests OF Mrs. j. X. Blaisdell.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-21
East Braintree.

Miss Sadie Loomis of Randolph is help
ing Mrs. c. II. Mann.
Arthur Flint of Derby, Conn.,, was in
town the first of the week.
Mrs. Jane Blanchard has returned from
her visiting trip and is at Ora Copeland's
Mr.. Huntington of Bristol has been in
town for few days in the employ of the
Grimm Stove company, Rutland.
Lolita Flint, who has been visiting her
uncle, Herbert Flint, in Springfield,
Mass, for the last few weeks, has returned
to her home.
Mrs. John Peavey went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital, Burlington, Tuesday Of
this week for examination before DR..
Woodward. She returned home Wednes
day.
Rev. Mr.. Shepard and wife OF East
Randolph visited at W. L. Peavey's over
Sunday. Mrs. Elias Hall and daughters.
Maud and Ruby, visited at Mr.. Pesvey's
recently.
E. E. Thayer, wife and two youngest
children of Oakdale, Mass, who have
been visiting Mrs. Thayer's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. "Timo Blanchard, have returned
to their home. Roy and RolIo stay for a
longer visit.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-21
ARMORED CRUISER NEW YORK
FLAGSHIP OF SIMPSONS SQUADRON.

flag Santiago was raised Sunday
day yielded to shafter the Spanish
gave campaign
Santiago glorious termination
the only city
the whole eastern the island embracing miles with
Spanish therein, numbering with those Santiago
agree transport expense span
ships
has the money and can hire the ships.
hope
army the city and destroy The
his position finally
permission Madrid YIELD Yellow had
lines and the surrender opporune Our troops will be moved
comfortable everything possible
have been but
few deaths.
military the surrendered territory
American in killed. wounded and missing in the Santiago
campaign 800 killed. The
their
The next scene of
dou of 200 warshps
the wav The whole
rand of Gen. Miles
ny the troops Santiago will Porto Roecaue
of the tem because they need time
to recruit strength already done their part and be-
they needed Cuba is not planned however, to re-
sumo operations fall when the danger from fever will be
Havana will be made unless peace
before.
The troops for Porto Chkamauga and
cmp Ager likely regiment will be of the
number The from several different ports and
different times and point off Porto Rico where
LANDING will be objective point and the
will with army reduction There only 10000
on the will probably be less
serious affair Santiago Yellow fever is unknown on the
About 90 volunteers under the last call have al
ready mustered in .,.,- -
News came had sent two his vessels from
- 70 sub Bay point in the Philippines and
had taken after Smelling the orfcaon ana comp
hurdred Standards to vessel
TO interfere the insurgents from somng the
forts hut Withdrew when Dewey vessels appeared
Commodore squadron has not yet sailed Tor spain Out IS
e.dv The coiers ships being prepared Inc
fear the approach the squadron as the remnant OF their
- moor condition venture from the protection OF
forts These be anquated and incapable OF
resistance being removed from the coast
towns to the Interior
pe talk continues mostly talk Our government mas
40 proposaIs The war VIII DC pusneo vigorously
.Ipd that Spain resist to the bitter end Inc spanish
as = protect itself from trouble at home
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-21
Teachers Examinations.

The town superintendents of schools
and the county examiner of teachers have
arranged to hold the summer examina-
tions as foilows:-
Chelsea, July 25-26.
Washington, July 27-2S.
Bradford, July 29-30.
Randolph, Aug. 1915.
The examinations will begin at $3.50 a.
m. All persons wishing to become legally
qualified for teaching the fall term of
school will be present at one OF the ex-
aminations.
An opportunity will be given to candi
dates to present themselves for examina-
ton for admission to the State Normal
School.
FRED E. PRIcHARD, County Examiner.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-21
North Pomfret.

Charles Kenyon is ON the sick list.
Mrs. Leland Clifford is reported as being
very i'll.
Lucy Burke is home from her visit to
Randolph.
Mr.. Mosher is slowly recovering from
his illness. ffn
E. w. Burch was home from East Barn
ard over Sunday.
Z Miss Stetson is home from New Hamp-
shire for season.
F. E. Lamberton and family are enter
tanning out-of-town relatives this week.
Miss Bessie Adams OF East Barnard is
visiting her grandparents here for a few
days.
Mrs. Myers of Washington, ID. c., is
spending her vacation at the old home
stead here.
The G. E. topic for next Sunday even
ing is, "How to Have a Happy Home.'
Reference, Job xxx. 1-20. Leader, Mrs.
P. w. Strong.
Ladies', Take the Best II you are troubled with
Constipation, Sallow skin, Tired Feeling take
Karrs Glover Tea. 1t is pleasant to take. Sold BY
G. Z. Black, South Royaltoni Drew & Leonard,
Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-21
Hancock.

s. II, Buell. is on the sick list.
Miss Dora Cove is working for Car
Guptil.
viii Ford went to Warren Monday on
business.
Mrs. J. H. Church, who has been quite
sick, is on the gain.
The prayer meeting will be held at E. j..
Boyden's next Sunday.
Mrs. w. J. Lamb of somerville, Mass,
Is in town for few days.
James bund OF New York, with Ward
Volkes q Co., Is here for three weeks
vacation.
Mrs. Newton Knapp and little daugh-
ter, Lillian, OF Winchester, Mass, are at
c. O.. Vinton's for few weeks.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-21
Orange County Court.
june Term. Is9s.

Hon. HENRY r. START, Presiding udge
Hon. JAMES r. Nolan, Assistant
Hon. HENRY W. Fits,
County court reconvened at 9 a. m. JULY
l6, after its two weeks vacation. Hon
James r. Nolan Of Topsham succeeds the
the late Judge Kibbee.
The trial OF the case of State Herbert
). Colby and Nora A. Pepper for adultery,
was commenced Tuesday. The crime is
claimed to have been committed at Tun-
bridge Sept. 20 last. The respondents re-
size ID Barre. The evidence In the case is
wholly circumstantiaI. The states at.
torney and j. II. Watson appear for the
state, and S @. Shurtletf and r. NJ. Harvey
for the respondents. The trial will prob
ably consume the greater part OF the
week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-21
S1ot).

DIR. f. Detchon's Anti Diuretic
May be worth to you more than 800 II
you have a child who soils bedding from
incontinence of water during sleep. Cures
old and young alike. It arrests the trou-
bic at once. 81. Sold by Richard G. Nor
ton, druggist, Main s., Randolph, Vt.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-21

For Constipation take Karl's Glover Root Tea
the great Blood Purifier Cures Headache, Ner-
vousness, Eruptions the Face, and makes the
head clear as bell. Sold by c. e. Black & Co.
South Royalton; Drew & Leonard. Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-21

Be not deceived. A Cough, Hoarseness or Group
are not to be trihed with A dose In time OF Shf-
loh's Cure will save you much trouble. Sold by G.
f. Black & Co., South Royalton; Drew & Leonard
Randolph
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-21
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
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ober bic 1~tanbat0Ien 8orgdngs, bic ii4 ges
tern i'm Suiti3paIot Bel Dem gro5eB Gar
petite abgefpielt ba6en, fpotten ieber 8ef4reiz
bung. MeG8 Elm pu6litum! Din 300 Or
bofaten i'm 4mt5gepanoe, UNI ben uniaubez
rem 8erbanblungen audi nad6 Dem 4usi4llB
Der OeffentliGteit b~eippbnen 81 biirfen;
6erren unb Oannn Der oberen Glaf1en,
f9reienb geflsibste 9omen Der 9ulbpelt, unb
BET ben 3eugsH unD 3suginnen lunge UNI
6Gtere IngebOrise GROCER unb frpmmer Sd
milien. @nbli9 erf9ien in benz bi6t gefiiG=
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lens fprberte itreng Ru6e. @taatsanmalt
0ennure bertrat Die Nntluge; bic Nboofdten
5rid, 9umont, p%rebinaire, Sre9 un6 Gre
Decoeur bert6eibigten Die &rgetlagten. @ui
Der 4ntlagebant IaBen bic bobfein getleioete
gorpette, lire elegunte S9peiter, bic &diiz
rerin Der &neipe Marie Glit, IMAM tGnle"
.qenannt, uno bic @u9erin ban 9enteloDd.
8elaben tparen 214 3eugen, BON oenerl ELL
GROCER S6eil, Defenders rei9e StdmmsGite
uno befannte perfOnli9tetteu, feblten, nie
be r Oeputirte Warocque. Ous balf ibner
rti6ts. 9as @eri9t bsrurt6eilte lie iofort 81
100 Srcs. @eIOItrafe unb tub tie auf Montae
bor, Sci benz @rf9einen iebes 3sugen uni
ieber 3eugin fam es gu 10 unpaHenben 8uno=
~gebungen, baB Der PrGiibent nit Der Raa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
Dodenfdlau.
te6IuB bon ber 2. @eit..l
Nod Elm hon fuI 3ltriid.

Der Obitoampfer 8arnitu6le 1T nit BEN
ameritanif9en @oniul McGarr an 8Orb aug
Gienfuegps, Cuba. in CUBA angetommen
Bte Der @pnful fagte, mar bel Ieiner 2[breiie
bon @ienfuegOs baielbf ales rubig.
6eforben.
Or. $. Il. @perp, felt 1894 @eIunb6eits=
epmmi1Gr BON MinneapoIis, nurbe Sonntaa
Mprgen in Sorman, q. o., tobt i'm 8etts
eefunoen. Or. Nperp OetIieB bic Staot am
Sreitag, I'm iib cine GrbOGuns gu e0nnen,
mar aber ni9t frant. @r mar so Sabre alt,
in dr8tLii9sn &reifen bss Norbipeitens an
eemein betannt unb gebOrte elmer &eib: bon
@ereinigungen un. Sin 9eraii6eG mar Die
nrIabe Ieines Sabes.
gReb. Sominit 8. 8olaiinSti 1T in Detroit
oeItpr6en. Gein Sob purbe bereits felt ben
Iebten 48 @tunOen itiinbli9 erpartet, ba er
bor einigen Sagen einen 9eraf9Gaganfau
batte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20

mung beg Sdales brobte unb Die 9alfuis
Der 4ntpGlte idarf tabelte. Sin AODotat,
Der auf Die 8ant itieg, um Die SGm4en BEL
Ter gu 1eGen, muBte ben Saal Oerlafen. Ha9
bem &ufruf Der 3eugen purbe fofort Die
SeffentGidteit a1sgeI9lofien; nur Die NbpOz
faten burften bleiben, bod tpuroen brei Der
lel6en tpegen mpafenben 8erbaltens BON
@enbarmen aus Dem 5aale ge1@afft.
Die @erbanblungen limb ni4t tpieberaugez
BEN. Sin ganSsr Sumpf BON 2afterhaftigz
felt cr0ffnete ii6, ulb ntr Mitglteoer Der
oberen @eIelf9aft iinb baran betbeiligt. Die
5Ga19e S9aumtpein toilette in Der Bar @ar@
p4te" 1910 Sruncs; fir $4,000 6rcs.
G3aumipein faufte bic @arpette in ben 6eiz
ben leBten Sd6ren. Die &eanertnnen 9atttn
auBer i1ren YrDSenten an ben @etrGnfen NOD
tGgli9 Bis 40 Srancs Srintgelber. Wtan
fpielte flott. 8uriden bon Is unb II Sa9a
rem aus groBen Samtlien be5a6lten iDre
| Spieloerluite nit We9feln bon i 500 Trcs.,
~getpannen aber uu9 OH mundsm I6enoe big
1900 6rcs. Wdbrenb bieier 3el1genoernebz
mungen, bic Bis Wbenbs 81 ubr buuerter,
ging es in Dem groBen 3eugenIaal lui1ig gu.
Deine unb S9aumpetne flQiIen III SlrO@
men, man ipielte unO i9er5te, nit einem
Worte, Die 3euginnen batten grpBsn Grfplg.
Dian lGrmbe 10, baB Der Prditbent nit @inz
3el6aft orobsn muBte, Ni6t minber ifunoa>
tDIe Muftritte ipielten it9 pdRre1o Der Mfitz
tagspaule ub. Der Garpttte unb Der Sals
Ifrerin tpurban tpabre 9uloiglngen barge<
6ru9t; uu9 @bbofuten 6et1eiligten ii4 an
bieien unangebru9ten Manifetatipnen, 1o=
baB Der prdfioent bic NuSi9lieBung aller
Nbpofaten aus benz @eri9tsiaale anorp9ts.
Mprgen tpirb Der pro8eB fortgefiibrt. 9ie
Gntriit1tng iibsr bieIe ftanbalOien 8orgdnge
1T aagemein. Der Suiti3poIait gli9 geit:rn
Ielbit Der n8ar Garpette."
Ga brau9t man tpabrli3 in europa iiber
unfer @eri4tspeien ni4t bic gfais gu
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20

G6iffbrihiger" nit ie elmer golbenen Msz
battle unb bonn beuti9sn &utier nit neien
8iloniB unb Der eigenbdnbigen llnterI9rift
vG6re, benz @6re qebii6rt" uusge5ei4net.
4u9 ben brapen 5tp0lf beutf4en Matros
fen, Die i'm, pis mir iaben, in apei IbtGPis
luneen BEL Dem boppelten, obsr beioe Scale
BON il m nnternommenen unb geletteten
~8ettungsperte untertiibten, ipurben geei9e
nete 8%elobnungen gu She'll. Der 9aupts
RUBIN gebiibrt Dem Steuermann Gorbes
ielbit, obne beffen erituunlihe Nusoalter,
Sapferteit unb ieemdnnii9e @ei9idli6teit
oas &ettungstpert nimmer gelungen mare.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
: Ser aampf gsgen ous Cor

= Ser & gegen Cor
fettin ben ruffif@en MGo9enz
8om rul1i9en 1nterri6:smint@
tier lit cine MnDrbnung %erlufen porbsn, tpoz
rad in alien ftautli3en b0beren peibIiden
Q~e6ranitalten mad Mpgli4teit uuf bic 8eieiz
s.iaung bes goriet:s Bel ben @9iGsrinnen 9e>
trungen perben ioll. 0ieie g~erfigung lit
auf cine Mnregung Der 3artn bin erfoGgt. Die
bo6e sSrau bat Ii9 in lebter 3ett pielfadb nit
ben 6ragen elmer geiunb6sttIidsn ger6efez
runs Der Srauentlsibung bei4dfti3t an6 Die
gefolgung bieier @rnnbiGbe b~eiOu6ers Der
t6eibli9en Snseub anempfobIsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
Gro6brltanniclr.

9as unterbaus fat MortaJ na9 ben
Sferfsrien ieine SiBungen ipie0er %aufgenomz
men. Sames 2op:6er, t~on1erpatioes Mttglieb
fir Die SSIe Of SbanetzN6t9eilung bon Sent
frogts Die Rssierung, Of angeii9ts bes onz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
Jamaica.

Ser amerifanif9e gonIul iii &ingtpa,
2enis u. Sent, bat am WOHtu5 BEN Britt
i6en 9ampfer @apricornus ge4artert, lin
i'm na4 oeri9iebenen cubanii4en 9dffn gu
19iden, bamit ameritanif6e 8iirger ii9 auf
osmIelben einI9iffen tDnltten. 9urG
aus @uI6ington ein9etroffene Beiiungea
iebp9 puroe bic Ya4tung bes 0ampier5 an
nuGirt. IS beiBt, boB Elm 9ar!pfer Der
@urblinie an einem Der nd6Iten Sage
in Santiago be Cuba fduig 1T, pelber llmz
ituno pabri6einlid bic l1ria6e Der Nnf6s@
bung bes CHARTERS bes Gapricornus ut.