davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13
Sie Wote Der W1dtte.

Die Nnnd6me eir1*r gemetn a NJ n
0ote Der 8roBmd6te isitcns %unierer He9iez
rung lit cine Neuerlng, Die mir bur9 Die
gang Experimentation l1m!tdn6s unb bur9
ben 6umanen Son Der Note Iel6t geretbtferz
tigt tperOen fam.
W}an bat bisber in Europa nod ME ben
amerttanii4en GeIanbten gu biploz
matif4en @erbanblunge bin3ugeJpgeu, trenn
fuh Oieie um europdii9s, aiiatif6e pber efriz
fanti4s 8erpidlungs1 bre6tsn; Die europGt=
f6en @rOBmd6te ba6eE tets bic oiten g8eltz
.6eile ais lire uusI9iieBli9e GomGne bstra4z
tet, unb mir BADEN audi gar nidts bagegen
ei1l8uipe1oen ge6a6t, mir BADEN uns ni6t elm
gemif6t unb miere Qdnbe Dapon g%elaiTen.
Sn Der cubanif6en 5ra9e jeboA banhelt
es it4 um amerttanif6e 4ngelegenz
beiten, uno beBbal6 lit bas Quftreten Der
europdii4sn grOBmG6te, ieIbit in Der
freunbli6en Dirt unb 8eiie, ME bic gcmeinz
ibaftli4e HOte bur6 ben 8ptf6after Sir
Sultan Pouncefoote in 8egsntpart Der Bot
i6after unO @ei1noten 0eutI6ldnbs,
5rantrei4s, OeIerrei6s, 8uBGanbs unb Sta
liens itberrei6t nuroe, cine N~euerung pou
Der gr0Bten Sragtpeite.
0er bic Antlport Spunitn5 auf bic glei=
fen 8oriteaungen Der 0roBiuG1te uufmerf>
lam geleien bat, m;rb bsmerEt baden, BAT
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13
G6teaeo's po1ttt1@es Stern.

Wtr baben i6on AM Sage na9 Der @a6l
rnfert @enugt6uung iiber ben bur6 berer
Grge6niB gelieferten 8etpeis ausgelpro9en
DUB Die 8iirger iib bon 9artei6anosn meb,
als ie 5ubDr lpsgemd6t 5atten. Sin nGberes
Stuotum Der Ma6lreiultate itsQt bieIe Shat
fade in Elm beQes 9t6t.
60 CAB Die 3peite @urb fir ben republifaz
nif4sn Nfefprsz@anbibaten StrauB eine
Nte6r6eit, erpd3lte aber audi 3uglei9 ben
Demofratii6en &eformzG anbibaten @iint6er
in ben @ta0tratb. Die FINITE Marb, pel9e
bem bemOtrutii9en Nfefors : GunOiDuten
StuGart cine gerdDe3u gepaltige Wte6r6ett
CAB, eripG6lte ni4t5beftppeniger BEN republi=
fanif6en Mlbermans @anbibaten GDnnpr
@benio ernG6lte bic 5e6nte Mdrb ben bemo=
tratif6en MHeforszGanbibuten Suglei9 abe1
ben republitanii6en MISUNDERSTANDING
nit acknowledgement MeGr6eit, Oeriel6e San
lit aug Der eIften WarD gu per3ei6nen. Sn
Der 6ret3e6nten Gatte Der bemotratiI6e MGberz
man8zGanbiOut W}appole fat cine bpppelt il
grpBe Wte6r6eit, als baS bemofratii6e Sonn=
Si6et. SIN Der bier3e6nten iiegte Der repu6Ii=
tanif6e MfeIorsz@anbtDat nur NIT elmer
Te6r qeringen, Der repu6lifaniI6 e MI0ermans=
Gonoibat NIT ii6er 1000 N}e6r6eit. Sn Del
Is. purben bds bemofratif9e SonnzSidet
unb Der repu6litanif9e MlDermans@@ anbiodt
getpd6lt. SSSn Der 16. bate Der &epublttdner
Smulsti fir ben tur5en Stabtrat6stetmtn
eine Me6r6eit BON 564, tpd6renb gu glei9er
.3eit fir ben lQnqen Sermin Der 9emotrdt
Sun3 nit neniger a1S 100 Stimmen p6itegte.
pbq(ei9 3pan cine Mebr6ett Dpn fart 1000
bate. oSn Der 81. Waro 1iegte Der unab=
bdnqige Mlberman5 zGanbioat 0ermann, Dbl
po6( Der bemotratii6e MfIefor8sGanoi0u
TAFT brei 8ierttl offer 9timmen er6ielt. Sn
Der %. Mar0 purbe unter d6nliden Inn
1tGnben Der 3epublifaner Ip6am ii6er Goblin
aepG6lt. Die mad benz M15faG Der 8oripa6I
itarf repu6lifuniI6e 26. @arb erpG6lts Der
0emotrarn S4late nit me6r als 3meiorttz
szMe6r6eit.
@s 5inb bas 608it erfreulibe 3ei9en. 0el
@G6ler beginnt, tpenigitenS mas Die 2ofal.
na6len betrifft, 7i9 BPM 8dngelbanOe Del
Barteien Ios3uma9sn. @s 1T etne Nn5eigI
un Die M}ai4inen, baB ibre 9erri4aft 81
@nbe 1T, Der 8iirqer bat enbli9 angez
fangen, fir ii3 ielbit gu benten unO fir iiG
feIbit gu 6an6eln. 9as in ben meiften SGl=
len gliidli6e @rgebniB Ieines NufraFfens
tann ni4t um6in, i'm Mutb CUR SOrtieBuno
FOLDER @elbittdnbigfeit gu ma4en. Sc otter
er ite iibt, beito nebr @eIdmad ipirb er ibl
n%bsetpinnen. Die 9ienftagstpubt ruff be5=
hoIb fir bic 3utunft f~reuDige 9offnunger
berOor. @ie 1T Elm pplitrf4es Sfern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13

Spdnien uusbriidli9 4erborbebt, Dem Drude
Der eurppdif4en Grobmd6ts na6gez
ben gu molten, nno 6fpii6en ben 3eilen lit gu
leien, Dab man fi6 Dem 8ertangen Der
9dnfces nidt 9efiigt buben piiroe.
Die meiiten Guropder begel1 bic bo6miz
tbi9e Nnft6t, baB bic Nmerifuner i'm CONCERT
Der @roBnpd6te nidt ebsnbiirtig Ieien; mir
iinb in ibren 4ugen Seine @roBmu9t; pir
iteben in 3~tpeiter ober britter 8eihe, unb mir
tperben ert bann our 8eltung fommen, tpenr
mir auf eigene 5an pOrge6en unb
pbne auf bic 8orlteQungen anberer MtG9te
gu ~tparten, t6un, mas mir au t6un fir re4t
6alten.
Nus Der 9dn5en biptomutil9en &it6rIelisz
felt ntrb bo9 ni9ts Geralsfommen; benin
mas pirb Die einfeitige ginltel1ng Der 6einb=
feligfeiten auf Cuba niiben? Die SnIurqenz
ten lperoen ii6 Tim ben NaffenftiQItanO ni9t
tiimmern. WeBbalb fo1ten ie audi? Man
f4lieBt feinen @affenitiGitanb nit elmer
Mu3t, Die man ni9t gu firdtsa fat. Spa
MEN tit ben Snfurgenten g~e9eniiber mabtlos,
unb Die SnInr9enten molten Die 1nabz
bdngigtett @ubas pDer ben Sob.
SIS gisbt teinen gomprpmiB.
Spanien min fi9 mi auf einen 5r;eben
unter 8abrung feiner Souoerdnitdtsre9te
einlufen, Die Sniurstnien ipoGen fret unb
unab6dngig tper6en, DELE Gegen1Gbe tDnz
men biplomutif9 ni9t iiberbriift tperben,
nur bas S4pert fam Die Q0fung brirgen.
Die gemeinf9aftii6e 9lote Der @rpB1nd9te
fam bab,r nur ais cine GefI4igfsit Spanien
g~egeniiber auf9efaBt perben; mir beDurfter
Der Ma6nun9 tpabrli9 ni9t, unO ipenn iiA
bic 9roBmG9te iel6it befrugen niirben, Oh
Tie 10 lange ipie Die 8ereinigtsn Staaten gez
bulbig 5ugeieben bdtten, Damn miBten ite iitb
fagen: nein, unfer @soulOsfa0en pdre f9pn
lGngit 5errifen.
Mdre Die gfots ni9t in 10 freltnbI9aftli9e
@orte gefleibet g~epeien, bann triirbe Die ELM
8ige ri4tige Nntport Der 9inpeis auf bic
30 OnrDe@9 ottrin g~e1peIen fem. gu
a6er bat Wc&inleb ite in e6enIp freunbli6er
Weife entgegengenomr1sn, ben Md9ten aber
5ugE@i4 6ebeutet, baB er entI6loiIen lei, ben
Srte6en auf @u6a ber5uItsQen, penn u0t9iJ
our3 S~nterpentipn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13

berQiT6en @6georbnetea6alie, Der 5peiter
Samnler, dnqenpmmen. Sir feline dQieitigs
@ere6tigfeit fpri@t laut bic Shdtio4e, bat
Die Qnno6me einitimmig erf0lgte. unb BAT
fat6olif6e MitglieOer ebenir bereittpiai8 ba=
fir ifimmten, ipie pripteitantji6f.
duff Die glei6e @eiie iiegte bieieS 9eiet
barauf i'm benz Ober6auie, Der eritem 8ums
mer; audi bort itimmten Die 8dt6plifen
.benTo bereitpiIig bafir, tpie Die BrOteitanz
ten. Gin b0fli6es @eoerten hutte in Ter erz
item &ammer nur Der 6iirt gu 9obenlO3ez
WaIben6urg er6O6en; Der ueinte ndmli4,
es lei .unbelifat" gegen ben NOD in BEN be-
item sSyu6ren (4nfangs Der 5unf5tg) iteben=
ben 80nig @il6elm H., ft9 nit Dem, mas
na6 Teinem Sooe gu gel9ebea babe, gu be-
faIen. Ni6t 10 ,beIifut" lit a6er Der &0rig
5elbft betreffs feiner PerTon; feline Miniter
branqen ba6er in Der eriten &ammer gang
often uuf bas enbli9e 3utanOetOmmen bes
Observation-Disclosures, ba mad nsnI9li4em @r=
mefIen bic ebangeIii6e 0inis Deg 0auies
@iirttemberg NIT benz ieBigen G0nige aus
fterben nirb.
Ser R0ntg fat aus feiner jebigtn gbe feline
8inber unb aus Ieiner eritem g6e zine Sod
ter, bic i'm einunb3pan3igiten Sabre isbenbe
9rin3effin 9auline, tpelIe Ti3, ME bersits in
unierem gNusGanb" ~gerslOet, bieIer Sage
nit Dem ie9sunb3tpun5igid6rtgen Grbprin=
gen bes mnbiatifirten SirIenbauies @ieb gu
Neuipieo am G6sin, einem Neffen Der G1niz
gin bon &umdnien, Carmen SDloa, berlobt
bat. 0a in @%iirttem6erg Srauen BON Der
SbronfOlge ausgef4lofta limb, fam pdu=
line nu9 Dem Spbe ibre8 8aters ben S6rpn
nibt beiteigen, fOn0srn OieIer fd1t bunn Der
an mGnnli6en Sprofitn feinen Mangsl lei
benben tat6oIif6en 2inte bss 9auies 8iirtz
tern6erg 81.
Sin tat6Olii6er &Dntg in Wiirttemberg
tpirb CUR ebangelii9en Stride gerabe 70 gez
felt fem, .ipie Der fat6oIif9e &5nig BON
Sa9fen; Die larbes6srrli6e &irbengeipalt
Giber Die eoangelii9e 8irbe ii6en bann amber
tpeitige StaatSbsbOrben, u1lo alpar nit Silfe
elmer ebungeIif6en SDnoDe, aus. Mdren
in 9eutI4IanO, pie BEL uns bier, Gtaat unb
.&ir4e b0Qig getrennt, 10 ipiirben terartige
@ofte9ru1gen unn0t6ig Tein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13

Sn Der Orti6aft 6alIersfeben i'm
iebigen preuBii3en Gegierungsbe3irt Slime
burg tpurbe am biesmaligen %3tpeiten 4pril
Der 6unbertf e 8e6urtstag bes
0i9ters aug. 9etnr, 6Offmann9es
feiert, Der iih bon bieiem ieinem tletnen Sc
burtsorte fer 9Offmann BON Saaersleben
nannte. Sang Sa1ersleben prangte i'm 5eIts
ihmud, Die bOrtige 5eier gipfelte in einem
8inberfeit. Sci Der SeittufeG entftanb GROCER
Su6el bur9 bic @erleIung elmer 9epei9e
8tsm6rd's. Der Qlttan3ler geba3!e
bes groBen 2ieOes 9offmunn's BON 6ulersz
leben: 9eutf6Ianb, 0eutf3s
lamb iber 4G1es". 8egeiitert Jimmie
Die Seitoeriammlung bas 2ieo an. Sas
@rab bes 9i9ters Bel S9loB &orbei an
Der @eTer, po er am 20. Sanuar 1874 als
8ibliot6etar beg 9er3pgs bon &attbor itarb.
purbe feitli4 geihmiidt, unb Der 14Onfte Der
&rdn3e fam bon ben &inoern in 5aaersz
le6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13

!6err Paut 9r5pbOnsti unier
frii6erer trefflt4er college bon Der Slinois
@taats3eitung, un6 felt Sabren elm Eo3s
angeiebenes Mit9lieO Der 9r:Ie 9er[in's,
befinoet fi4 ieit einigen Sagen in 4nerifu,
UNI fir ben 8erliner v2ptals An3eiger", Der
Ii4 unter Ieiner Mitpirtung f6ne1 gu elmer
Der a~ngeiebenften unb berbrettetiten Settun=
gen Der beuti4en &ei6sbauptitaOt empOrz
gef3pungen bat, 8%erbinbungen an3utniipfen.
9err @r3pbopsti, Der ii4 ieBt au1 eintg'
Sage in Chicago b%efinOet, geoentt feline me
rifanii9e Geiie Bis GaIifornien aus5ube9nen
unb tpirD mad Grlebigung beriel6en auf ietz
men 8oiten in Berlin 5uriidte9ren, Wo lcine
Gie6enspirbige 5amilte 3uriidgsbIisben 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13

11nfere n0rblt6en Na96arn i9etrten ffd
gutter 3eiten 5u erfreuen. Sus 1te1t mon
i4On aus Der groBen mOnatli9en @6nabme
Der ganterotte baielbit, tpel4e BON GA i'm
erften 8iertelid6r BON 1897 auf 423 in ben
brei erften Monaten bieies Sabres gsfauen
iinb, cine Mbnabme BON 81 Pro5ent, pabrenf
bic BaIiiba cine nod grDBere 4bnGbme get
gen, nGmli6 As grp5ent. un0 babel BAT Die
3abI Der @eI9Gfte pG6renb oes ieBten Sab
res entf9ieben augenommen. 9ts Ginfu4g
bat fir 1896/97 gegen bas 8oria6r I'M a9t.
Die Nusfu6r INN Ie9s5ebn Millionen 9ollars
3ugenommen, unb in ben Bis @noe Sebrudl
perflof1enen a3t Mpnaten bes l1l fenoer
He9nungsia6res mar Die @infubr Inn II.
bic Musfu6r UNI 26 MiQioren b0ber alS I'M
9lei6en s3eitraum bes portgen Sa6tes. Sell
1892 ftno bic 8anfzG inla9en BON 200 aui
271 MiQionen geftiegen, Der Notenunllau
bon 81 auf Sc MiGionen, unb bic 8cnfan5z
9lei6e peiien cine 3unabme pOn 126 WiQioz
men ~geqeniiber 1896 auf. Nu9 bic @iien=
ba6neu mei1en bDbere @rtrGge auf; BIZ
8ruttoz@ innabmen Der Ganabii4en 9acificz
8abn ftiegen UNI 81 Miaionen.
Die l1rfabe bieies &nfI3punge5 TT, ipi'
Bel uns, ~tpenigitens iopeit numentti4 baS
lebte sSSobr in 8etra9t fommt, in ben gutter
greiIen gu Iu6sn, pel9e Die 2anDpirihe fin
lire @r3eugnife e~r3ielen, unb natiirli9 aud
BARN, baB tie etrpas oqs3ufibren baden
Oie Grnte 1T aud in Canada gut gepeIen
unb Meiereiz@ r5eugnife, pel9e fppieTr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13
9as 9erbaIten Der beuti9en &eqieruno in

9as @erbulten Der beutfAen &egierung in
ter @ubafrage lit Elm bur9aus c~urreftes unb
ben Ser. Staten in feiner Weiie unfreunbz
1i6es. Snbem Die amerifanii9en @elben inn
mer tpieDer gegen ben beutI9en &uiier liigen,
geifern unb beben, be9eben iie iounit 5uglei9
cine @4dnpli4feit gegen bic Ser. Staten
ielbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13

am meiiten in S4fraen seben lieB, fii9lte
man itets bic @egenpart zines @ilcns uno
elmer g~eiitigen Ma9t, ipie tie Der 606e ieiner
@teGung entIpra4en. Gr par feinesmsg5
barauf aus, einen beionberen @incrnt 5t
maiden, aber er mar Ii6 tets ieiner Sheen
unb 3pede bstpuBt, ieGbf in ieinen unbPz
pohteften Muaenbltden."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13
Qn5ei9en.


nit 9lmiidltem BON Chicago. 10 &arten nit 80 lob
nen MnIi6ten foIten 25C. YOrrGtbi9 bel
KOELLENG IL KLAPPENBACH,
9euti6e 8u9baHolung, l00-l02 Gauoolpb Str.
SeIepbpn Moin PIG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13

profeffor @9r6ber 1T mobile
bolten uuf letnem ppiten in Miiaiier an
getomnten unb tpirb bort feline 8prleIrngen
ifer 9ogmatit am 25. Npril be5ianea.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13
0err 0ncpb 0eitl.

eeboren IN 9pbensbambobe. &reis OberpfaI5 in 9oiern,
miro bieroIrdb erIu6t, fib OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
boIber nit benz unter3eibneten in @erbtnoiin9 gu iessu.
wilhelm Veitl.
l3ap4p6 @eueCeria be @bibuabun. Mertcr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13
Seltene 0eleaemheit.

SIN oltes, ioliOes. felt Ion9en Sabren NIT grfoIs
eefEDrtes u9robuce Gontmiiiion"=Seibdtt 1T uHter gins
ftlgen 9ebin9uu9en au Oerfoufeu. GiQeutbiimer Dhni6t
fib bonn @eI6aft auriid5u5iebeH. abreifre: " 20
Stoots3eituuQ.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13
Darl0r= Or9eln ; sn sfGssn grei'-

lin bas Eager bebeutenb 81 ermdBi9en, offerireu mir
nod uidt ba9etpeiene @ertbe. Seine Or9elu, mel9e
friber SIS foiteteu, ieBt Su$t7.5o. @ebruubteOr 9sIn DON
$5 on. @er9eBt nidt iofort fir etnen &ataIp9 gu fhrel.
ben. Ser meltbefaunte 3uf bteies paufes ut cine Ga.
reutte fir bic 0uoIitdt Der SDon & Sealp.Sreeln. gu
o~breIireu Sept lO7, LYON g. HEALY, &abaIb
al0e. unn Adams Str., @bleaeo, 81.
2ms4mn INN
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-07-07

THE immense wheat crop which is in
sight is already reducing the price of
flour, which is somewhat lower now
than it was in May and early April be-
fore the Letter rise. Present indica-
tions are that the wheat yield in the
United States will be from 100000
to 7OO,OO0,OO0 bushels in 1898. The
largest previous crop 612,OOO,OOO bush
els was in 1892 and the next in size to
this was that of 1893 which was in the
neighborhood of 52O,0OO,000 bushels.
The nearest to the crop Of the last
named year was that of 1885, which
reached 513,OOO,OO0 bushels. In 1896
the yield was only 467O0O,OO0 and in
81 it fell down to 428,OOO,OOO bushels.
The crop of 1898, even with lower
price than last years, will bring a great
deal of money to the American farmer.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-07-07

ONE deduction which may be reas-
onably drawn from the attempt made
by Cervera to escape from the harbor
of Santiago, clearly is that Santiago
is on the eve of it's downfall. 1t is not
probable that actual fighting will con-
tinue much longer around the be-
leaguered city before its surrender. 1t
may or it may not be several days be-
fore that event takes place, depending
upon the time consumed in prepare
tions, strategical conferences, etc.
Should Shafter think it necessary to
delay further operations on Santiago
until the arrival of Teinforcements from
this country and the time when Samp-
son can safely get his feet into the
harbor i'll order to CO. operate with the
land forces, it would not be strange if
the doomed city's fate should be post
poned until the middle of next week.
Should the bombardment of the town
begin at once, however, as some re-
ports have it, then the seizure of San
tiago is not far distant. Cervera's run
for life can be regarded in no other
way than as an evidence that the
besieged city can hold out but
little longer. Had there been the
faintest ray of hope that it could con-
tend successfully during any length
of time with the American forces
knocking at its doors it is absolutely
incredible that the Spanish admiral,
who is lacking neither in courage or
sagacity, should at this juncture with
draw from the combat so potent fac
tor in the city's defense as the feet of
warships under his command. Ger
vera's run was last resort. Seeing
the inevitable and almost immediate
fall of the city, realizing the futility OF
any greater sacrifice Of life than could
not possibly be avoided, and knowing
the great need of SPANS shattered
navy for the splendid men of war COM
posing his feet, he tried the only
means left to him of saving life and
preserving the cream of SPANS sea
power for further use in the struggle.
His daring break is proof enough of
the desperate condition of Santiago.
Its resistance is hopeless. 1t would do
we'll and wisely to submit to the inev-
liable while something may be gained
by it.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-07-07

THE Democratic Louisville Post
wants the annexation of Cuba, Porto
Rico, Hawaii and the PHILIPPINES, the
doubling of the present size of the
navy, and the increase of the regular
army to 100000 men. This is good
doctrine, but is not Democratic. The
bulk of the Democracy is opposed to
svery plank of this platform. Many
Democrats favor the acquisition OF
Cuba, Porto Rico and Hawaii, and a
few of them want to see the Philippines
annexed. The great majority Of them,
however, are against the accession of
any of this territory. They are still
more hostile to any increase of the
army or navy. If Debs, Bryan, Bailey
and the rest of the featherheads who
run the Popocratic party, could have
had their way in 1896 they would have
abolished both army and aavy. The
Post stands chance to be read out OF
it's party. All of these acquisitions of
territory are likely to be made, but the
Republicans and not the Democrats
will make them. The regular army
and navy will be increased, and in this
work also the Republicans will encoun-
ter the opposition of the Democrats.
St. Louis Globe Democrat.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-07-07
Says Peace Is Necessary.

Paris, July 6.-The Temps publishes
an article headed Peace Is Neces-
sary," in the course of which it says:
Perhaps the only service which Senior
Sagasta can now render to Spain, his
party, liberalism and himself, is to
open negotiations for peace. There has
been enough bloodshed, battles and de-
struction of ships, forts and lives. II
Spanish honor is not now satisfied
when, in the name of heaven, will ii
hop"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-07-07
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-07-07
Preferred to Fight at Sea.

Off Santiago de Cuba, July 4, via
Kingston, Jamaica, July 6.-The first
and only statement concerning the re-
cent naval battle made by the Spanish
commander, Admiral Cervera, was to a
correspondent of the Associated Press
on board the battleship Iowa. 1t was
as follows: II would rather lose my
ships at sea, like a sailor, than in a
harbor. 1t was the only thing left fol
me to do"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-07-07
KENOsHA BOY INJURED.
Ed Tanning Has an Arm Cut OFF by an
Engine at Sidney Neb.

Edward Tanning, a we'll known Ke-
nosha boy, is expected home this
evening from Sidney, Neb., where he
has been visiting for the past few
months The home coming will be a
very sad one, as few days ago young
Tanning met with a very serious acct
dent which resulted in his having his
right arm cut off. No details of the
accident have been learned more than
the fact that young Tanning fell under
a switch engine and the wheels passed
over his body, cutting the arm off just
above the elbow. 1t is not known
whether he had been working on the
railroad or not, but it is hardly
thought that he was, as he was ex-
pected home a few days after the acct
dent occurred. While the accident is a
great misfortune to the young man, IT.
is fortunate fact that he is left hand
ed and this will in some way mitigate
the effect of the accident.
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THE Waupaca Post, in speaking of
Capt. j. V. Quarles in connection with
The senatorship, says. among other
things: "The principal business to
come before the Legislature at it's next
session will be the election of United
States senator to succeed Hon. j. l..
Mitchell, and the Post believes it voices
the sentiment of the great majority of
the Republicans of Waupaca county
when it states that Hon. j. Y. Quarles
of Milwaukee, should be the man. He
is an ideal candidate, in that he has
not taken any part in the factional
fight that has caused so much feeling
in the party in this state. He belongs
to no machine or combination.
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KIN Fifty spanIsh at Manila.

London, July ga special dispatch
from Manila, dated July 2, says Capt.
Gen. August made sortie for the pur-
pose of repairing the aQueduct which
supplied the walled city. and in an en-
deavor to communicate with Gen Mo
net The insurgents concentrated their
troops and opposed the sortie, forcing
the Spanish commander to return to
Manila. The insurgents are said to
have suffered severe losses, and the
Spaniards are reported to have had 30
killed and $50 wounded.
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ing 5000, have succeeded In getting
into the city Of Santiago. According
to refugees who arrived hare from San
tiago, Gen. Pando was seriously wound
ed In the arm while commanding bis
troops in a battle at Dos Palmas, at
which point Gen. Garcia, with several
thousand -Cubans, attempted TO pre-
vent his further advance toward San
tiago. After the Battle Gen. Pando's
men proceeded toward the city, finally
entering without difficulty.
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FORTUNE FAVORED AMERICA.
Had Cervera Taken an Eastward Course
He Might Have Escaped.

Had Cervera Taken an Eastward Course
He Might Have Escaped.
Off Santiago de Cuba, July 4 (via
Port Antonio, Jamaica, July 6).-Ad-
miral Cervera held a consultation with
his officers before sailing out of the
harbor of Santiago de Cuba, and by a
small majority the move was agreed
upon. The majority said that destruc-
ton was sure, as many of the f1remen
had mutinied and the best men In the
feet were worn out by serving the
guns in the shore batteries.
Early on the morning of the sortie
careful observations were taken Of the
sea, east and west Admiral Cervera
decided upon taking the westward
course, with ManZanillo, Cienfuegos or,
if possible, Havana, the port to be
reached. He would have gone east but
for the sighting Of large transport
fleet off Siboney, and the assurance
that a conway of war vessels was still
with the transports.
AS matter of fact there is no war
vessel larger than a converted yacht
except the New York, that could have
obstructed Admiral Cervera's escape
eastward.
Naval men here are sure that the
Spanish vessels could have disabled or
sunk the New York and escaped had
the eastward course been chosen.
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months rent

Special police-R. DeHaven, l day;
W. NJ. Lamphar, l day; j. N. Wash
bish, L day; John c. Johnson, l day;
M. Kleist, day; Albert Bleigh, l day;
M. F. Barber, postage, ST..
On motion of Aid. Tarbell, the salary
of the special police was fixed at $3.50
each, and the Clerk was instructed to
draw orders for the amounts.
On motion of Aid. TarbeIl, the bills.
were allowed asread and orders drawn
for the amounts.
NEW BILLS.
Fire department-Burr Bros, 76c.
Printing - Kenosha Volksfreund,
$l2O; Kenosha Gazette, So; George
M. Melville, So 60.
Public grounds-L. E. Hackley &
Son, 1926; Burrss 25c.
Pauper-L. E. Hackley & Son, 81;
R. Henschen, $3.50; j. NJ. Blackmon,
$3.50; F. Augustsen, 1906; Z. Mem
hardt, $2O.91.
Sewer-Benedict & Tarbell, $2O.G5.
On motion of Aid. Gonnermann, the
bills were referred to the respective
committees.
On motion of Aid. Tarbell, the pro-
Yiding of desk for the purpose of
keeping the papers of the health officer
was referred to the committee on
finance, with power to act
On motion of Aid. FRANKIE, the City
Clerk was authorized toIengage such
help as he needs at the expense of the
city.
Council adjourned.
Gus JACOB, City Clerk.