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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08
Weue @~tmfeIrieoe.

@ar man9er &rieg aud IN btelem Sabre
6unbert bot feinen NrnOlb BON Winteirtso
aufsupei1en, Der ebel iein 2eben opfert, nm
feinen MittGmpfern Die Safe gum Sts3e 3n
ba6nen. 9erabe bic neueite &rtegsgeiAt3ts
peist nieber 1ol9e 9elben auf.
8eim lebten Sturm Der 9reubsn auF bic
9ippeler @9an3en am %. Mdr5 1864 rrnr
es Elm einfa9er preuBii9er @ebrmann, Der,
auf bas bGni@e @erbau DOranftiirmenO, BE
BON ibm geI9leppteu 3erftDrungS!toffe BIN
eln19Ieuberte, bic ibn in Stiide TtBtn. aber
audi cine gepaltige 8rei3e in bic FeinDllGen
Wtrte ma9ten, 10 baB feline &amsraoen etnz
bringen tonntsu. 8innen sebn Mtnutsn
purben bann, frsiGi4 unter iApersu Wfen=
T9enOpfern, bic S9un3en DOn Den preuBt
f9en SturmcOlonnen genommen.
4u8 bic ameritanii4e &rie9s9eI@IAt',
3umal Der omeritunii3e Seetrieg, tpetst
IDl9e 8tnteGriebe auf, tnb tpenn i9ntn Saz
BEL bur8 gIiidGi6e unb jpunbsrbare 3ufdGe
ibr gum Opfer burgebru6tes 2eben srbulten
blieb, 10 tpirO babur9 ibr @eroienit ntAt gs@
f9mdtert.
Cine ID16e 8intelriebt6ut our zee 1T bic,
pel6e Der S9iffsIieuteudnt 9obIon uno
feline 1ieben ebeniO freipiGigen 8tfdRrten,
barunter Der beuti9e Glauien, am 3. SUM-
i'm Sufen bon Santiago De Cuba Dsrri4teten
unb peI6e in BEN lsBten Sugen eingeberS ssz
f6iloert unb befprO4en purbe.
Die einfn6fte @ere9tigfeit srfornert ss,
buB mir beute audi einen anberen umerttdni>
f6en 8tnfeGrieb our See bOrfibren, bir9
beKen 8eiIpieI 9Ob1on O9ne 3metfet angez
feuert purbe.
Miutam Barter 6 uf6in9, 9sboren TN
Nobember 1912 in 8isconiin, auf Der Slot
tenatabemie Der Ser. Stuuten ausgebiloet,
bate f6 als iunser Marius~SfFi3isr i4pn
mebrFa6 i'm 8iirgertrtege ausBe3et6net, ais
er in Der Na6t bes 27. Ottober 1854 feline
unIterbli9e Stat oerrt9tete.
SIN 4Gbemarle @unb, Der al Der 8iiite
Horbzg arpGina's melt ms 2unb b:neinrei3t.
bate bas itarte neutrality-suspicious. rNl6ez
murIe"", bas uu6 iiber einen fur4tbaren
| 9porn berfigte, gtreittrdften Der Union
fur6tbur 3ugefebt. Sreipiaig erbot i4
Guiding CUR 3erftDrung beg 1ngetbiims, be-
reit, fein 2eben gu opfern. Mtt elmer ebenfo
tcbesmutbigen freimiqigen tleinen Mdnn@
f6uft fu6r er in iener Na6t nit einem tIeiz
men OampfeGutter, auf Dem Elm SorpeoO be-
reit mar, gegen Oas S9tff Nlbemarle an,
unb unbemertt g~elangte er an bafslbe. Run
uber tpurbe er BON Der Wu9manni9af: be-
merit unb bef9ofen. @r erptosr!e has
6euer NIT feiner 9aubiBe unb fubr NIT feiz
mem fleinen Sampfboot iiber bus ben PAN
ger .AIbemurIe" gum S3uB segen SOrpebus
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

&irali9 59tlberten mir Die rite num6afte
omeritanii9e SruppenOeri9iffung, Die Der
1900 Mann bes Sen. Scot: bon Der Rto
9ranbezW Ginbung na4 @era Gru3 i'm
6rii6iabr 1847.
9eute Derfen mir einen 8lid auf zine Der
mertpiirotgiten uno tii6niten 3ruppenper>
f9tffungen, pel9e gerabe bor bunoert osSa6s
rem Dor fi9 ging = nGmli3 Die bes nod ni9t
gang neununO3pan5igjdbrigen Generals
Napoleon 8onaparte unb ieiaes Seeres BON
10000 damn bonn 10. Mai 1913 an BON
Spulon, @enua, QiacCio aus 1a9 Geqppten.
Sic mar unenbli4 f4pieriger ais bie5cott's,
neil es gait, Der gepdltigen enJGtI9en 5lotte
un:er Nelion gu ent9e6en. 9dtte e bamalS
in Sranfret9 3eitungstdrmsr unb qez
f9pGbige 8eamte bes 8riegs= unb Slpttenz
amtes gegeben, pie mir tie in Den Ser. Stade
ten gegenpGrtig in Menge babe1, 10 Diirbe
NeliOn 4GeS o%b9efangen ba6en. Nber Die
8orbereitungen gei6aben urter 8onapa1te's
2eitung ebenio beimIi9 pie geI6if:. Die
5ransportflotte Sdblte 400 SegelI6iffe uno
mar gebedt BON elmer &riegsFIOtte. 8eioe
entgingen bur4 gei@idte S9e;ufabrten Der
@a9iamteit NsliOn's, unb na9bem Ie uns
:ertpegs Malta erobert batten, erfolgte enbz
Ii9 Qnfangs SuIi bic 2unDuug bel Ileranz
bria. l1nb bann besunn nit Der @rtiire
mung BON Stabt unb Seitung Ileranbria
iener punOsrbure dgbptii4e 5eIO3uQ Rapo~
Icons, Der es ni9t nur NIT ben setuObnli>
9sn assppteru. iOnSeru aud nit ben b09ft
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08
Sic SmmsersmotD 1T Sr1amS.

Sn etn3elnen S6eilen oSrlanb's 1T i'm boz
rieen Sabre Die @rnte gdnali9 rniBratben,
bauptId9li9 in ben Iiibpeitli@sn unb ipetz
li9en Counties Gorf, &errp, @ottoaD unb
Mupo. 0iefe Sbeile Srlunb'5 baben ben
biirftigifsn 8oben unb fat cine ungemif9te
teltiI9e 8ebDlterung, benin BON Dem fru9tz
baritsn nUrDGi9en S6eile BADEN bic protez
f~tanten 8eiib ergriffen, unb aud i'm Ditliz
9en unb fiib0ftli9en 36eiIe lit Der 8Oben
fulturfdbiger unb ernG6rt feline 8etpobner
better,
Spgar bic &artoffeGernte lit in ben gez
~nannten 8e5irten gr0btentbeiGs miBrutben
unb mas bas fir Die arme irldnoil9e 8ez
o0lterung gu beOeuten bat, 6as pifen IeiD.u
nur Die Wenigften.
9n3u fpmmt np6, baB pas 2anb grpbz
tbent6sils bon en9lif9en Qoro5 gseignet
ntro, bic tbr 9slb mo an6ers pet5eb;en.
DAP bic 8ebauer n d Die Sigentbiimer,
Ionbern nu bic pd9ter Iinb, unb baB 6aber
auBer Der Not6, pel9e bic MiBernte CUR
8olge bate, audi nod bic Execution unD ST.
million brobt.
Ni9ts gum Nagen unb gum 8eiben gu
6dben unb bann nod bon 6aus unb 6of
pertrieben gu psrben, neil man Der pa9tz
f9iQing ni9t bs5ablen fam; bas 1T Elm
bartes 2pOs, bas lit Elm i9peres 2eib, nell
DIES bur9 bic 9rauIamteit nod berbittert
pirD.
ltnb nur tp.nige bunbert engliidt Met>
len bappn liegt bas rei9e NltsGngGarb, benz
Is Elm Qei6tes pdre, feline gefpidt' 8Otie 81
Dffnen unb notbletbsnben irldnOtf6en Sar=
mern 8rot unb Sleii9 gu fnufen, Sdatz
fru9t gu i9iden unb ben Pa3ti9iQing bOrz
3uftredsn, bumit Der geri8tIi3e SGerge
ni9t ME elm 8oIf in's Saus bringen
fann.
@e60ren benin bic 8in6er Der griinen Snz
lei ni9t unter bic Sb6ut Der &0nigin Don
Gngldno2 8ictoria bat ols &atierin BON
eSnoien fir bic 6ungernben in 0inouftan
geforgt. @eBbulb ntmmt ite fi@ niGt nit
glei9em Gifer ibrer lntertbdnen in Srldno
an9 Die Notb i9reit gum 9immeI uno bic
&lagen Der 6ungsrnben SrIdnber bringen
gum englii9en Sbrpne enlpor, dber audi
ii6er bas Meer, nur nit Dem nnterI9iebe.
baB tie bier erb0rt tperben, buB bic ameriz
fanii9en Srldnber beretttpiaigIt belfen,
8elber unb @a6en fammeln unO tie CUR
8ertbeilung in bic ate 9eimat9 IGiden. 90
bdben, I'm nur elm 8eifpiel an5ufibren, bic
bon Der Strip MorIO" in Sem gOrt sinz
geleitetsn Sammlungen bereits Die Gobe
Summe BON $4,000 errei9t, unb audi Sp6n
s. SinertD's ygbicago Giti5en" peit fGon
etnen nambaften 8etrag aus.
England, bas ii4 itets aGs SORT Der Srei>
beit un6 8sI9iiber Der llnterpridten aufs
Ipielt, bat in Srlanb f9limmer 9e9auit, als
Die Spanier nuf @ubd; es bat 9ur4 feline
eng6er3ige unb ~blutTaugerii3e pplitit Die
Sniel entD0Ifert, Miaionen BON Srldnoern
iiber ben Sceun setrieben, neil rs ibnen bic
6einrat6 berleibet uub CUR Quat sema4t
bat.
Sober Menf8 liebt feline 5siuldtb, ben
goDen, auf Dem er gebpren uro aufge4pdhz
len lit. 8enn Oaber cine &egierung bic
9eute 10 brungiuIirt, baB tie oas 2isbite,
mas lie baden, bic 6eimat9, b%erluiIen urb
in Die 6remoe 5ie6en, bann 1T Die Hegierung
zine berbammsnsipertbe.
Srlunb bat nur no9 100000 GinpObz
ner; es tOnnte ~ebeniOgut Die boppelte g[n=
3abl erndbren; bas &Dnigrei4 SaGfen 3. 9.
lit nur Elm Se4itel 10 grOB uno bat
100000 GinpObner; in SrlanO tOmmeu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08
Die &eIoemtbat Der M6t Dom Wers
rittac.

~
rtntac.
Shr- ibr bort auBen In Ser @eIt,
Die Gaieu einsefpannt,
9emm man6sn Mann, benin man6en Sel6,
SIN Srieben gut unb tart i'm 6etO,
Gebar aud bieies aunb,
burf beute po6l audi elm 8iir1ec Der Ser.
@taaten ftngen, an9eii6ts Der 9elbeat9aten
zines 9etpep unb Der rN9t opm Merrimac" ,
fel6ft tpe1n es teinen @ufbin9ton, feinen
Sadfon, teinen Grant, feinen Sherman unb
Sberiban, teinen perrp unb Sdrr1gut, unb
ni6t bic bielen anberen brapen uno rIners
f9rodenen MGnner unieres Nebplutions=
unb observation-disclosures gegeben bdtte, beren
S6uten in bas 8u9 Der 8el9i6!e unb in
bic Ser3en ibrer Mit6iirger nit unauslOi6z
Ii4en 8u6Itabsn eingef6rie5en itebeu.
9enn cine 6elbentbat, unb 3tpar cine err
item Runses, mar Der geglidte 8eriu@, Die
fpanii9e 5lotte i'm 9dfen oon Santiago,
bur9 8erientung beg Merrimac in ber Gin@
fa6rt, ein5uiperren. Dap sr unblutig rer@
lief, baB ieber Sbeilntbmer baran nit benz
Qe6en babontam, mar Elm 1uBerprhentli9er
@lidsfau. Oenn bic Observation-Disclosures,
OdB ale u9t bon ben ipanif4en GeIdoiien
9etDbtet pber bon benz unterge6eEoen SdGrz
5euge nit in Die Siefe ge5Ogen rperoen mir
ben, lag nur 81 nahe, unb Elm Sober BON
ibnen muBte feline Ge9nung init benz !6tm=
mel gemu9t unb nit Dem 2eben abgeI6lpi=
fen baben. @enn fte, na9ben ie i6ren
Nuftrag glidli4 bis auf oen 8u6Itd5en
ousgefibrt, fi9 in bic Nrme bes 6einbes
fIii9teten, itatt fi4 in ben ii4eren Sob su
tpagen, 10 tpar bas feline Seigbeit, fpnbern
Elm @e6ot Der RIugbett. 9ean ibr Spfer
tonnte bann ni9ts mtbr niger; es pdrs
pOuig 3pedGOs g~epefeu, neil ni9ts babur9
errei9t nerben tonnte, pG6reno Ie 10, ouf
bic &itttrli9feit ibrer @eener re9nenb, ii9
i6rem 2unh fin bic 3utunft erbalten tOnnz
Ten.
DAB lie bur5 i6re berpege:;e 1bat nidt
MN bic 6Iotte gerDeru's i'm !6afen BON
Santiago eingei4lDfen unb a1BerOem ieoen,
mod ettpa pbtpultsnben 3peifel barber Oer<
ideuat buben, buB fi9 bieieI5e pirtli4 BARN
befinbet, lit muir Elm S6etl ibses 8%erbienItes.
S9tperpiegenber btelei9t lit nod bic IA<
tung, tpel9e bies relle unb babel nit 10 groe
Bem @orbeba9t unb NIT 10 GROCER Slider
bett uus9efibrte Dagnib Der Welt not5z
penhiger @eiIs fir unfere 6lotte, ibre Sub
rung uub 8emannung obrtngen muB.
gu bieIer @elt gsbDrt audi unItr eigsnes
2an6. Wis 8iele bat es ntht au6 BEL uns
gegsben, pelhe bunee 3petfeI Gil Der aanpf@
tii9tisfeit unIsrer Jlotte ni4t nur, fOnbern
audi an ibrer @eetii4tigteit hegtfn. @ber
Ie bat bieie 3peifeG bis babin sldn3enb be-
I9Gmt. Die 2eiItung bes Oregon, Der
na9 elmer betipielGos f9nsnen 5abrt um's
Gap 9orn berum nod fee unb tampftii9tig
bier anlangte, tpirb bon Der eun5en Welt
angeItarnt. Gogar bas ltnglidsI4iff
rSeras" bat ii9 Bis ieBt bur4aus taoellos
b.rbalteu, unb ii9 teinen unfaI gu SGu(z
ben tommen Gufen. No9 bat teinS %uniersr
tpirtli9en grOBen ariegsi9iffe bebufs IuS@
beiIerung ben 9afen uno bas DOd fu4en
miifen. Wtr tDnnen NIT iebem Gage me9r
~unierer 6lotte na9 ieber &t4trng bin i'fsr
Iein, unb gu bielem 9i4er1eitagefiibl bat
bic Selbentbat Der Q4t bonn Merrimac gat
@roBes beigetra9em.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

i9islt, lit our9 ben unglHdliGen 5elo3ug in
NbeIiinien unb bic inneren l1nrubtn 70 labm
gelegt, baB es CUTE Miene gum bOien SpieIe
Seterrei4's binter isinem 9tud'a MAIDEN
muB.
@on zen 9arbunelsn Bis aur StraBe BON
Gibraltar perben ii9 in nG4ftsr 3eit MIDI
tige pOlitii4e @reignife entpideln unb bas
Snterefie Der gan3sn @elt auf fi6 lsnten.
tpenn erf Der. MISUNDERSTANDING Gonz
flitt bpriiber lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

~aufsefibrt 1T. 2eiOer lit in Die 3OIsrmdBi=
eung' niat audi 8aIg eingefdtOffen, befen
Nbfab in Sranfrei4 BON 15,439.477 pfb.
i'm DOrtgen Sabre auf 7,457,550 9fb. i'm
laufenben g~eiunfen 1T.
Aaes in alem f9eint uns, als Of mir bus
Before @efddft Bel biefem @egenIe;tigteits=
@ertrage gema9t bdtten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

Die nSmuba See" 1T am Sage Der
grOffnung Der Srunsmifitiiipp itsllung
i'm Seitgepanoe erf9ienen. 81. Drummer
entbdlt cine 9ef4iate Der QusiteQung pom
Gage BEG erften @ntpurfes bis our gr0ffz
nun9, 5ablrei3e 8iIber Der 4usfelungsses
bdube urb zQnlagen, fOpie cine grOBe An3GbT
tpo1lgetroffener pOrtraits iol9er peri0nIihz
teiten, bic ii4 UNI Die q~usftsGpng ~beiOnbere
@erbtenite ertpurben baden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

See, Moltte in Ieinen S9riften sem ungliid@
li4en Ofterrei4if4eu Sel0berrn 9enebet be-
tpieien BADEN.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-21
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Joseph E. Pottle, Esq, Of MinedgeviIle
spent yesterday In the city.
Mr.. j. NJ Brooks of Molena was among
the visitors who spent yesterday in the
city.
Among the visitors In the city yesterday
was Mr.. James Walker, who came up from
Darien.
Among the arrivals registered at the
Screven House yesterday was Mr. f. E.
Johnson of Americas.
Among the guests registered at the Pu-
laski yesterday was Mr.. c. c. Grace. who
came up from Waycross.
One of the consulting physicians In the
case Of DIR. NJ. l.. Boyd reported last night
that the patients condition had not i'm
proved, but that he still entertains hope
of recovery. DIR. w. s. Halstead Of Bal
tlmore, chief surgeon of the Johns Hop
kins Hospital, arrived in the city yester-
day afternoon, having been called to sa-
vannah for consultation, which was
held last night. DR.. Charlton, DR.. Dun
can and DR.. Owens being present. DR..
Halstead gave no opinion, II Is said ex-
cept that the local physicians have been
doing everything the case has demanded
in 50 far as he was able to Judge
DR.. Halstead is one Of the most noted
physicians in the country, and Is regarded
as the leading authority on blood poison
ing, which he has made a speciality.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-21
-s-D-e---
FIGHTERS IN FINE TRIM.
COrcOran and williams VIII Settle
Their Differences Tonight.

CorcOran and williams VIII settle
Their Differences Tonight.
Tonight will settle the disputed ques-
ton amongst sporting men whether Tom
my Corcoran can stop Jack Williams in
the limited ten-round CO.
Williams is in the pink of condition, and
as Corcoran has been training for the last
week or so, 1t is supposed he is in first
class shape. He does not underate VIII
liams, but seems to think his superiority
in weight will win the battle for him. No
doubt it will be one of the best and fastest
exhibitions of boxing ever seen in SavarE
nah.
Corcoran put Billy Duke of Baltimore
out in two rounds, and gave Larry Nc
Donald, who recently defeated Lon Camp
bell in Dayton, an awful drubbng and
COrcoran is considered second to none in
the country at his weight. williams has
defeated such men as Stanton Abbot.
champion lightweight of England, knock
ing him out in the seventh round He also
defeated Jack Downey of Brooklyn and
Joe Gaus Of Baltimore. The contest takes
place at the rooms of the old Pastime
Athletic Club.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-21
TIME TO BECOME A CHRISTIAN.
Evangelist Gales Elaboration at the
First Presbyterian Church.

rtESt RreSbyteriun Nhurch.
Pilates query. what will you do with
Jesus. who is called the Christ" was the
subject selected by Evangelist Weston r.
Gales at the First Presbyterian Church last
night. The attendance was larger than at
any time since the meetings have been in
progress, and the fact is taken as an evil
dence of the increased interest which is
now manifesting itself.
One of the features of the meetings is
the excellent choir. seated on an elevated
stage in 'front.' and which is rendering per-
feet music. In arranging for Mr.. Gales
those in charge seem not to have been
mindless of the fact that the success of
such meetings depends largely on the
music and in the members who have been
chosen to sing in the choir, there have GER
tainly been no mistakes made Another
thing which is noticeable, and which is
thought to draw many is the absence of
any attempt on the part of Mr.. Gales to
create sensations by attacking public Off
Gals or individuals. 1t Is his policy in
preaching to put the truths strongly and
plainly, apprise men of their condition
without creating any public stir by cast
ing bombs in the camps of public officials
Mr.. Gales is a smooth, clear reasoner who
clothes his ideas in plain language, thor
oughly comprehensive to all.
you must take Christ into your conf
dence and trust Him in all things" said
he, in the course of last nights sermon.
There are few men who do not trust
people every day, by giving credit TO them
in a mercantile way, loan.ng money, or
otherwise showing a willingness to trust
them. And in a great many cases this
confidence is found to be misplaced, and
they are the losers. Has any one ever
trusted God and found that He has proven
traitor? There are none, and this fact
alone should be enough to convince all of
the safety in turning over their spiritual
welfare to Gods keeping"
Mr.. Gales referred at some length to
infidelity and to the kind of men who were
engaged in assailing the gospel. The
power of the Holy Bible is such that it
cannot be overturned, he said, and the eff
forts of men endeavoring to argue it's
falsity are similar to efforts to turn a
mountain with a toothpick
There is danger in delay, he said, and his
hearers were impressed with the import
ance of embracing the Christian faith
without delay. There was a time when
the spirit of God would not move people,
and all were advised to guard against this.
An apt illustration was given of one who
was visiting and on approaching the door,
knocked several times, but those within
would not answer and open the door The
result was the utmost indignation on the
part of the one who sought admittance,
and declaration never to visit that house
again. Mr.. Gales said God Is knocking
at the hearts of many sinners, and they
are treating Him in the same manner by
not answering the call
Inestimable good Is being accomplished
and much success even yet awaits Mr..
Gales in the work he is doing He is ably
assisted in the meetings by Rev. Arthur
]. Smith, pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-21
OF THE ST0M-
ACH.
A Pleasant simple, Hut Safe Enectu-
al Cure for II.

Catarrh of the stomach has long been
considered the next thing to incurable.
The usual symptoms are a full or bloat-
ing sensation after eating, accompanied
sometimes with sour or undergraduates a
formation of gases, causing pressure on the
heart and lungs and difficult breathing;
headache tickle appetite. nervousness and
a general played out, languid feeling.
There Is often a foul taste in the mouth,
coated tongue. and If the Interior of the
stomach could be seen II would show a
shiny infiamed condition.
The cure for this common and obstinate
trouble Is found in treatment which
causes the food to be readily. thoroughly
dlgested before 1t has a time 10 ferment
and irritate the delicate mucous surfaces
of the stomach,
To secure a prompt and healthy digestion
Is the one necessary thing to do, and when
normal digestion Is secured the catarrhal
condition will have disappeared.
According to DIR. Harlanson the safest
and best treatment Is to use after each
meal a tablet, composed of Diastase, Asep-
tic Pepsin, little Nux, Golden Seal and
fruit acids.
These tablets can now be found at all
drug stores under the name of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets, and. not being a pat
ent medicine, can be used with perfect
safety and assurance that healthy appe-
title and thorough digestion win follow
their regular use AFTER meals.
Mr.. N j. Booher of 2,710 Dearborn street.
Chicago, ILL.,, writes; "Catarrh Is a local
condition resulting from a neglected cold
In the head whereby the lining membrane
of the nose becomes infiamed and the poi
sonous discharge therefrom, passing back
ward into the throat reaches the stomach,
thus producing catarrh Of the stomach.
Medical authorities prescribed for me for
three years for catarrh of stomach with
out cure, but to-day / am the happiest OF
men after using only one box of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets. / cannot find appro-
pirate words to express my good feeling.
] have found flesh, appetite and sound
rest from their use.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is the safest
preparation well as the simplest and
most convenient remedy for any form OF
Indigestion, catarrh of stomach, bilious
ness, sour stomach, heartburn ana boating
after meals.
Send for little book, mailed free, on stom.
ach troubles. by addressing Stuart Conn
pany, Marshall, Mich. The tablets can be
found at q drug store.
I
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-21
ST. FAUL's LUTHER LEAGUE.
Entertained and Selected Officers for
the Present Year.

Entertained and Selected Officers for
the Present Year.
The first annual meeting OF Luther
League of st. Paurs Lutheran Church was
held last night at the residence of Mrs.
d. NJ. Spring, No 22O Duffy street, west.
Mr.. Charles Ehlers presided and the meet
ling, which was of a social and business
mature, passed Off pleasantly and profit
ably.
The first thing on the programme of en-
tertainment was piano SOLO by Miss VIII
lie MetZger Then there was banjo solo
by Mr.. McIlveen, who also delighted the
audience with several comic songs and
Rotations of a pleasing nature. M IS
Josie Roberts, Miss NJ. Williams and Miss
Mallory also sang. Miss q. Manning and
Master Frank Metzgo~ "~''--'-te.-i'-- en-
tertained with selections on the piano
The selection of officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows:
President-Charles Ehlers.
Vice President-C. Won Gilser.
Recording Secretary--Miss c. L. SPRING.
Corresponding Secretary-Miss G. Ian
dershine.
Treasurer-Miss Eva Roberts.
The entertainment was fifty concluded
with refreshments, There is quite large
membership of the league and enough were
present TO make the occasion one of the
most enjoyable events Of that church for
some time.
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SENSATION IN The SENATE.
Continued from First Page

question, and if any senator on the other
side of the chamber desired to speak on
the question he would yield to him.
There was no response to the invitation
by the Republican side, and Mr.. Vest was
proceeding with his remarks, when MT
Platt Rep, of Connecticut, asked il At
was Mr.. Vests intention to press the res
olution to secure an immediate vote.
The speaker Interrupted Mr.. Aldrich
who asked: rs it the purpose of the
senator to secure a vote on the resolution
to-day?"
Il expect" replied Mr.. Vest. Ito en-
deavor to secure a final vote on the reso-
luton when, under the rules of the SEN
ate, final vote can be reached"
The Missouri senator was proceeding
With his remarks when the Vice President,
the hour of O'Clock having arrived, laid
before the Senate the unfinished business,
the census bill.
Mr.. Vest moved to lay aside the untin-
ished business and asked to proceed with
the discussion of the Teller resolution. The
motion prevailed without division, the eff
feet being to make the resolution the I'M
finished business.
Mr.. Vest then yielded to a suggestion of
Mr.. Aldrich that further consideration of
the bill be postponed until tomorrow, in
order that those opposing might have OPP
portunity 60 prepare for the debate
At 2:10 o'clock the Senate went into eX-
ecutive session, and at 2:55 o'clock ad-
journed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-21
CURRENCY BILL TALK CLOSED.
The Committee to Meet Wednesday
to Decide on "a Measure.

The Committee to Meet Wednesday
to Decide on "a Measure.
Washington, Jan. 2t-The discussion on
the currency bill was brought to a close
to-day and the committee will meet next
Wednesday to decide which of the four
bills before them is to form the basis of a
currency bill that is to be reported by
them. These are known as the monetary
commission, Gage, Walker, and Fowler
bills.
The committee devoted the afternoon to
a discussion in detail of the provisions of
the Walker bill. Secretary Gage appear
ed again for examination, but the Secre-
tary turned questioner and put Chairman
Walker through a long series of interro-
gatories Secretary Gage thought the bill
lacked explicEtness, and suggested that
the banks do not want to assume an am
bguous policy.
Mr.. Walker asserted the responsibility
was absolute, and proceeded to explain
why There was long discussion on this
feature, during which the secretary puZ-
zled him considerably. Mr.. Walker, in
the course of the discussion, suggested
that the bill made allowance for the sup
position that we may have a disaster,
panic or something of the sort, and that
panics and such events were guarded
against.