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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

Athens. Ga. Dec. The remains Of
Private G. Kelly company c. 2O2nd New
York. who was shot and killed here
Were sent 20 his home In dorchester. NJ.
", today. Becker. who killed Kelly.
4, locked up In the guard house, and
the number OF men guarding him has
bAcn Increased, as violence IL feared.
u Is said that Kelly and the quarter
master sergeant mot In the company
s,fecei and a few words wer passed.
when the shooting occurred, Al the
members OF company g, however claim
shat Kelly was an Innocent onlooler a,
row Becker was having with 1--WE OF
three other man.
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serIna. rIre and r.pIe.Inn.

Detroit, Dec. Am explosion Of tur-
pentine today on the second floor OF
Reuther a Co.'S carving and modelling
Establishment caused serious Injury 20
three men. William Lenore, an en-
ploye.. wea perhaps faNsly burned;
Junchlm JungWfrih, a member OF the
arm, was burned about the face ana
hands. Charles Kummerheld an EN-.
ploye, had leg broken. The damnge
by IRE amounts % 81, 1000.
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Two Motr '.a.. victims. 80

orleans. Mass. Dec. 1.-TWO more
bodies have been ashore from the wreck
of the Portland. making ,wcnty- three
In all. one OF the latest has been idenli-
Ned as that of a. Gosseiln, assistant
city clery ~ Montreal. Canada. and the
other as deck hand. The three bodies
which were fsp1 81 = IN hsfh,in
last nigh, are those Of Anscl Dyer.
guartermaater ~ the Portland: Walter
l.. Bemis. OF Auburn. Maine. and ed
win Dunbar. of Booth Bay. Maine.
This makes seventeen ldcntifcatinns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

New York. Dec. AIN the course n q
statement % N. II. Hanna, chairman
Of The executive committee Of tn In
dianIp1Hs Sound Money committee,
made 10 the New York chamber of
commerce. the speaker related por-
of a conversation with presldeul Me-
Klnley held on Tuesday, as followsi
v,atifday, when asked him what |
Sould say 10 the peiple when | went
back 90 begin my work;
's'Y0u can say that ] stand thorough
ly for monetary legislation and that |
IN, detormined tina; every pledge tha
Republican party ever made along thls
line shall be kept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

Washington. nfo. s-Recerring to
certain published s,atemeHSs thn Cans
udlan commercial travellers WN,rr nor-
hidden 20 pursue their calling In III.
United States by ths terms OF the allen
eontinct law, Ass,san, Secretary
spaulding said today thae the law IL
nof 90 construed By the treasury de-.
ptrtment and that commercial travel-
eis are ~, considered as Gaming with.
NJ It's provisions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

New York. Dec. "A dlspasch to the
Herald from Guayoquil. ECUADOR. says.
owing to the attempts Of the rTyo-
lutionlsts 10 Invade the country stimuli
ttnsously from tho Colombian and Per.
uvian frontiers. ths council OF state has
granted cNtra5fdlnary powers 90 rresi-
dent Alfaro. who has assumed a dlcta-
torHhlp over the country.
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poabis wreck on the nuriiasron.

oNumwa. Ia. Dec. "A double
wreck occurred today on she Burling-
son mad. A wvri bound freight ran In
20 a dcraillng switch at Bridge. The
engine and seven cars were piled up.
An east bound freight came anJng Inn
medlafely aficrward, running Into che
wreck. Arthur Hickey and Frank
Common. brkemen. were badly huv.
Hickey may die.
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Commodore rhllIp under ordsr..

Washington, Dec. s-Commodor. PHI
ip az Norfolk has been ordered 10
proceed with he flagship. the New
York. 90 Havana Immediately He will
start tomorrow, He Is now IN tenn.
porry command Of che North Atlantic
Roads II lH not known whether any
niher shlps VIII be song % Cnh,l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

Chieago, Dec. s.-Governor Tanner,
who was Indicted for omission Of drty
by the Macoupin county grand fury in
connection with she Nlrden coal mine
riots, refusNd today 10 talk on nh sun.
iect, stating his belief that thu whole
analr was notb!ns but a political
schema
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narrr. ne.easd from Tho riem.n,..

Philadelphia. Dec. "A dispatch from
Cape Henry. Va. 10 the Maritime Tx
change. states that the barge Enos
soule. which broke away from the tow
INK steamer orion on sunday night dur
ing the heavy gale, was towed Into
Cape Henry ~ o'clock today by the
British steamer Elton. from Hun. sor
baltimore. The crew II safe. The blrgrs
Enos Houle and ocean Belle. In tow Of
the orion, were ON their way from
Newport News 90 Providence.
The Ocean Belle. which was anchored
ana abandoned ten miles south Of Win
ter quarters sh0ll. was subsequently
brought 10 the Delaware lireakwntcr
by the rug North America. but the
EnoH S0uie. with her crew on board.
parted her havser ON sunday night, and
was al the mercy % thf rough seas
uniil picked W by the Exon yeater-
day
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COAL nAnnns sINK.
Ten Of III. Twelve Men Who Compose Their
Crews Perish In IN. storm.

New York. Dec. s.-JThe coal barges
llelicon. QuiunubauEh ana Corsica, u
hita Just been learned. was lost during
she fcceD; storm with ten u N. Twelve
men who composed uhe4r crews OF four
each. The barger Helicon and QUINN
baug. loadsd with coal. In tow OF the
tug oc-an King. and the Corsica, In
COW OF the sug Luckenbach. iefz Nor
inlk Nov =. for New Englgni points
They encountered the gnie lu all ~
force.
When about thirsy-nve miiss on
Hargptc. the Corvicn broke from her
tow ana wont down. followed by the
Hellcon. ana Of the ore,t men comprls.
INK she crews. ak w.rc drywned. The
VnlnnebauR was lugt siprit Of. IL was
learned today THAI she Quinnebaug
went down sunday niKht on Scotland
lAEhtship, probably taking her crgw OF
tour men with her. The Luckenbcrg
.Owing oombany. NY the b~rges wers
worth 10000 each.
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uNiour VERDICT.
80" '"r an opes iioune Plot Sur.
e''' w" A"quittsi of an As.as.ln.

a ioik' Dee, IA dispatch to
w.. Aia from Mon,evldeo, Uruguay.
b M, ky, t1 murderer Of President nor.
|ass. p,sn ahsolyed by the court be-
|kfusse. slll TO have acted under the
|,s,ser, ol oneryesence. The public
hat 4''' VIII appeal against the jugd-
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Amateur c,eii.,. ISnsr.. III. League.

New York. Dec. e-seventy-elght
amsfeur racing men viii throw on all
lcglancc to the American Wheelmen To-
morrow ulght by competing W unaanc-
toned races IN Madison square Garden.
Among prominent vTNteurr entered
for the-r events are challrs Fritz, for
mer rational champion. W, y. Whrcn-
berger. walter lbibb. Franklin Fisher.
W. II. Moshor ana other sprinters well
known "a metropolitan patrons.
Harry Elkes ana Eduoari fayiofe
are 20 meet IN she Garden tomorrow
niRht In n placed race Of one hours
duWsion. The winner Of this race will
be matched against Eddic McDuffec
aud the next winner 10 turn will ohal.
iense Michael for the world'A Champion
ship,
Kimble. Gardner. Cooper. Eaton and
the Huilsr brothers all have their back
ora Tor tha indoor professional cham
plonthip. Eaton perhaps IL slight
ta"rto over any one Of the others
named
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

Toledo, o.. Dee. an. sixteenth VIE
um 20 she uuaon Ele,rsor holocaust
was found t0hiA motntng "a the ruln..
the body being thnt Of alx-year-old
Harold Parks, son OF Sup,. Parks, who
Utmost met his deash IN the flames
-Four members % the family host their
lives In the fire,
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with III. cabine, a, washington.

Washington. Dec. :.--Aftsr eie cab
in-t meeting today Y wus suited that
n";hlnE had been heard from Paris ru-
Hpeciing the failure % shs psuos COM
nisslon 70 r.go,iate tbs purchase OF
strung island, one or tho Caroline
Efoup. nor u she matter regarded as OF
grraf consequence In any eycnt d, IL
tW vital Go she treaty OF pence and n
tho Hpanlnris show any frsciinatiop To
not part with Il shs matter win be al
loved 20 drop
Secretary Gage remained an hour
after she other mcTnberv OF che cabinet
had left che White House. during which
time che President rr,d that part Of his
message 60 conEress relating 10 the
financial situation Secretary Gage re-
gariA the message a. cos 81 che most
IMPORTANT s-N ~ conrrcss ia many
ytara.
The cabine, discussed a. ss-ns lsrr,h
hs ADMINISTRATION ~ Cuba. roing into
details as 90 the rry~nues sautsss,pn,
ihe personnel OF the govsrnnent ana
0;hef matters.
A military government of oo1nrr v,ii
.Nis: for some time unless ConFre.. a.
- not deemed probable otherwise a.
rfct- az fhe ensuing sesron. The cab
met DECIDED ttts unusual care should
he taken 50 secure persons OF tac<. ahil-
IVY und discretion 20 administer yhs NJ.
fairs OF ths island temporarily.
immediately upon occupation OF the
various ctsos. promrs steps are 90 be
taken 10 put chem in she best pos,<fbie
sanitary eondhl0u ana plans were tis-
cussei today ~ a. hOw best q mee<
the large ekpcns this will involve
without undus TAXATION.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
Gin Yifuif.

Sas belle, parme Sonuerli6t fliebt
ME 0oloener 9teSen ilbsr ben Sierllhen
Se6rersQarteu, als Sulius SennDlOn
Oas YfOrtben Dfiust uno ben reinlI6en
Sisslpes betritt. Nles buffet Ino
blilbt. Die 6enitsr uno Sbiirsn oss
Sauies iteben Ofeu, absr es berribt
Sabbatbrube i'm Snneru.
Oils bic feds SUB bobs GeItaIt oss
Sra8Oner.S iiiSisrs auf bic Sbwslle
!ritt, blift Die dlteite uno o~iirrlte Der
Srdu!ein Sig8ins empOr.
.Meiu 8ott, tpie Oh mid eri5redz
teIt, Sulius per bdtte DID srwartet?
Seq did, i6 bin nit Belinda allein
81 Sauie, Die Inoeren iiuo ale iOrt-"
,6Ort? @obin, IrabeQa?"
Sum Yitnit. Sa 10, On neiBt
ni6ts oauOn. Sir Ybilipp Garrus
TIERS, Spro Sinslsp uno siuige onoere
Serren bNben siu Yituit p~eranItaltet,
uno lie limb ollie bin9e0an8eu. ge,
LINDA uno i6 paren aud eiuael0oen,
aber SemauO mus Su Sauie bleibeu,
uno uno ib bins 0euObnt."
$50 III o0s Yitnii?"
,Ntatiirli1 Guf Garrutbers Court.
Gs lparen cine Wen9e @Sanerpartieeu.
2anopartiesu, GroQuetpartieeu uno
0uoere lnterbaltunQsu, lett On forts
gin9it. GrpltaQ lit cine ausgsmabte
Goiette. 60 sin &iuo iolte NOD Gin
paar Sabre in Der Sinoerltube bleiben,
itatt nit al ben jun9eu Serren lumber
81 ~flOniren, lno iib ben Sol MAIDEN
81 laiIen. SD bate mir oas ME CT.
laubt, als i6 ...... %, er lit meg! ST
ebsn aIb elmer BON 9rpitall's Silaosn.
g9ie tb0riht oOh Die Mdnncr lino!"
Gep0bnlib lit bas Glteits Srdulsin
Si99ins nibt bnsartia, aber Die aufs
fallsnoe Glsih9iltiateit. Die lie in ben
leBten Sabren pom Wlnnsr9eihlebt 81
erfObren Sebabt. bat lie erblttsrt.
Sopiihittsluo madt lis ii6 pisosr
an Die @rbsit, Sulius aber eIIt gum
Yitnit.
Der @ea lit melt. Der Sag beiB.
Die 8etreioeislosr ibsinsn bonn Sons
nsnlI1te Setranlt, Der rOtbe MIObn nldt
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| z.
0efaBte GntidlIke.

BUM err ten MaI ourtpa6t Sulius
TennpiOn cine Na6t uno oentt.
Ssntt!
Bon allen nelen Gmpiinoun9en, biz
IN ben leBten Stunben Jpn bsltiirmt, III
has Die un9epobntel te.
Ssuten. usberlssen mar etiuaS liner,
bOrtes. gisber mar sr itets nur BEN
Smpulie isinsr Natur gefol9t, Oh gum
8uteu, oh gum S9limmen.
Sum 1T es ibm an6eimeeEelt, BIZ
@eIbide bon bier Weni9snlebeu su BE-.
itimmen, 2aoD Sineleps, ieiu ei9enes.
GrDltals uno Grihs. llnniltiirlit
flieot ein SGtelu iibsr feline 3iioe, ala
er lid als Iibter lber gri6s 3utunij
bentt.
Salo jeood ibpinoet bas 9ddeln.
Gr wirit eiuen Bid auf Die perailb,
ten pOpiere, bic psrbli9ene Sano,
i6rift. IS 1T bic Sariit oes Satsrs.
Der ibm fold NroBes, ieiner Wutts,
iol6' unpioerruiidss llnrebt 9stban.
Sieie 3eilen iolleu ieiu Geht beltim.
men; iCbalo oieies &eht Dem Sater
niht msbr binoerlib mar, iubte er I'm
jsoeu Preis Grieoen nit benz Simmel
81 %9eiuinnsn. Ses Yebens Sliltbe &C.
'bOrte benz Satau. ben oiirftisen &sli
Dpferte er benz S60pier.
60 bsntt Sulius oes Wannes. be,
ldnsit Staub uno @i5e 9epOroen.
Seine @erte iOl9en ibm nab!"
{ Sulius ieBt iid uno FART plauloa
Dor lid bin. er lit SOro Sinelspa
Glteiter SObn. nidt ms6r Der arms,
unbeoeutenoe WeuIb, Der S6iBlinN
elmer DOrnebmen Dame; er 1T Grai
Sinelep, iein Bells erItredt ii9 beindbe
ilber ollie 8raIibaften oes &0ni9rei6s,
er beliBt elm S9lob i'm SO1lano. eine
Silla in &Dbe uno nabesu 06tsiS Mil-
llOusn. Gr lam 9rpltau 81 &aor
SineleD MAIDEN.
Greuoi9es Gotb iibsrfiest isin ant.
: lip bel OIslem Vsoantsn. @ass. Was
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Ittxft1hitr1rr Gdtrftr.

VI 0Ngi ON2 puuuJtIi SupItk Vttoui
lllo Siinoct IS an.
Sic ItObt einen iblr6;enosu Sdre.
aug, eilen Sdrei, ben er ME Der9iBt,
lno Itebt wie e~ritarrt.
Writ 9lilbenoen Nugen berfol9t lie oi'
6ellerSun9eu, bic bas pergilbte Papie,
bslefen, gu QI6e berI6rumpien lalien,
nGOmit snoet oos 8ebeimnib, .
Ipri6t SuIius. .,tpcoer I'M 9eben nod
I'M SOoe iOIl Elm g8Ort Oslien, mas sic
mir geltern mitgetbeilt. iiber meins
Sippen tOlnmen."
Sic INIT IAluer portpdrts uno ums
Idlin9t ieinen Sols. GpnoulIipii1ea
3lttesn f!ie8t our6 lire 8lieoer. III
9dlt lie felt umiblunGen. Stumm
ltlo Seioe. 0rObe Sbrdneu iteben in
Su!lus' blaueu gl0en.
ST fubrt lie gum SOfa uno tnist Dor
ibr.
80 2OOp Sinelep, uis meb t6ut
Mrs, 81 ieleu, oGB SIC nur einer
Nu9enblif oenten tOnnten, i9 wiiroe 10
eleno b0nceln."
,,gleno? SuIius. Oh BIZ. tsin
Wann, gu bit ein gn9el."
Sulius loAt troy ieiner &il6rrna.
Die Soee, iib IN Der JtoQc zines Gu9el3
su leDen, unterbdit i'm.
,,GerSeiben Sic, 2aoD 9inelep, aber
Der @eoante lit 3u gut. @isbsr Bot
nod 9tlemonO sn9elb0Ite Grihsiminger
an mir entoedt. SD beroieue Sbre
quite Wteinun8 uirtlib ni6t. IS III
teIn Cpfer, N%uf3uQeben, mas i9 nie
beieien. SD bin peOer ebr9eiSi9, nod
9eiItrei1, bcNniprute tein onOeres
Slid als ein SfIi3ierspatsnt, meine
@rDIt0l uno fiinibunoert Yfuno jdbr=
li6e Gente. Oils Goelmanu nit
8ltel, ggiirOen uno @eIig wiiros i'd
cine trauri9e &Ole ipieIen. 2aiisn Sic
mid Sulius 9ennD'On bleiben."
gu bit elmer isncr Mdnner, ou3
ocnen 0eloen nerOeu. SGtte oot
Grih nur einIge 9einer 9uten Gigcn=
iAaften. Mp9er bait gu bob oieIe
6erjensgrOBmutb? Oh Qlei9it Geinem
@Nter Dem NeuBeren mad, @rib Gber
bat, wie i'd iiir1te, Die Sduttenieiten
lClne5 g9eiens 9eerbt."
,,Grih lit ui6t boIb 10 iblimm ,oI3
Sic oenteu, laiien Sic uns Die @e=
l6t6tc Mot mcbr erUibneu uno drI=
ne0men, ib bate nie oapOn ge60rt.
gSenn Sie," iitQte er S0qerno bin3u,
,mi6 leBt nlr ein menlg IIeber baber
t0unten."
Sic belt0t Iib Dor llno tiiBt i'm 10
3drtIi0, ME lie Gria 0etiiBt BADEN
pllrOe.
u90er t6nnte e3 ilber iib 9eminnen,
did niht lleb 81 b0beu, Sulius! Scenes
Vtdo1en in %IncOlnibire lit ein Gliif=
Iibc5 8eIh0pf. S1 tanu mir oenten,
ME iebr Gid'5 ~OerlNuQt, 81 i6r gu
ellen, uro bon bite i1 Did. bel mir
81 6leiben, bis ib Gelernt babe, ONa
Slid Seiuer 0rObmutb 0l3 @irlIi3.
felt ST. be0reiIen."
&Onnte lie Nbnen, onB oieIes SpIer
i6n i6werer Wuroe oils o0s anoere?
Seiner 9SOblt6dterin 0ber ionnte el
ni6t5 0bidluBen.
gr i6reibt oemna6 mad 2incoln:
fbIre NM mPlnet 0nc or in elmer Wndlf
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; &on cigener Wntter perioben.
Nns benz Gnglijdcn.
lGprtiebu o.

,,llnrebt, oeIisn mir uls nl3t
beluuBt limb, ibmerSt nl6t. Grid
ioute ieine Sitel uno Sitter niht Dem
Spbne oes iriIbeu 6iIhermdOhens obs
treteu, Ieiu 2eben ourite nidt perlpit=
ftet ueroen bur6 ben Seiebl zines 9rallz
famen, ielbtiii9tiSen Saters. SD
tpoOte bic .@abrbeit perbeblsn. 3ebn=
tauIeno Wdl bab' ia Mrs por9ellom=
men. Die Sabre perflOnen, Sbr lelo
geioe Wdnner. gr wiro in iperi9en
Sa9en miinoia. Qoa lit feline Sraut,
bas MGoben in Gincoln'bire ut Dir
.perlpbt. SD selObte mir, es nldt 81
: Qefieben, uno nun weiBt Su Nlles.
@eiBt, iuie 9rauIam. ME ibanoliA Su
bi~nter0auQen wuroelt It. Sier limo HOro
9inelsp's pupiere. SD bin bereit, bic
8eiti9te Dor irgsuo einem 8erlGtsboTe
gu ~be3eusen. aaes ideint mir leI9t.
ba i6 Sir's %9eitanoen, penn ib aber
on Grid oente. bri6t mir oas Ser3."
2aop SineleD's Stimme miro 81
iiDbnsnoem S9luhsen. Sic tennt
@ri9 gu gut, weib. oaB er benz Batter
fludsn, bic SHUTTER baiien pilroe.
Z Warum hattie Tie niht 9eidwie9en.
Die tonnie Ties tuNQer, 10 gu 'preben!
@as tpar oes iterbenoen Saters gSils.
iuenn ss lib nm feline 8eburtsrsdte
banoelte?
@dpsiaeno nimmt Sulius bic pa=
pierre.
Aud Der tebrt ftp 9eaen MIDI"
bentt lie i6merslih, ,,uno bod babe l9
meine Yflitt get6an."
Siefes Suntel berribt I'M 8ema6e.
Sulius permUg taum bic umrille Der
8eltalt 81 iebeu.
SD weiB ni6t, mos id ia9en io0."
beainnt er nit isltium tlin0enOer
Stimme. .,meiu &Opf itwinoelt, es 1T
tlles unQlNubli9. WOllen Sic mir
cine Na6t ihenten. UNI tlOr 81 tperOen
iiber meme &aNe?"
,,@arum frG0lt Oh? SiIt Su nidt
Serr uno Wteiiter?"
{ Stint Sic b6ie?" fru9t er.
98ie oft bat er 10 9sira9t, wsnn ibr
glit ben @ioerpiQen nibt 81 betam=
pfen permO1te, ben lie Gc9en ben
; Mrmeu iiiblte, ME DIT bat er lih en-
I foribt, 81 piiien, mas er perbrOben?
Sss jungsn Mannes tinbli4es
9atbos 9ebt lbr su SerSet.
,S0Ie?" mieoerbolt lie, ,.b6Ie nit
Sir? Nrmsr Sulius, Su bait mir ME
urIahe 9e9eben, bOle 81 peroen."
,,Gas freut MIDI" wisoerbclt er
bol @infalt, lid boie. Sbnen au6
tilnftig feline 81 9eben. Saop Dine
.lsD, meme Wsinuu9 mag Sbnen NleIh=
9iltig iein. aber i6 moAte SDnen ia9en,
'paB i6 Sic in teiner Weiie beihu!oi9e.
oils Mutter tonutsn Sic nibt anoers
'banoeln, es mar mebr, als ell Sterb=
'litsr 81 tbuu DermOAte."
,,Su bdttsit IS setban, Sulius!"
fpridt lie.
,.Sas 1T ni1t fiber; ia bin fein
Selo uno iOld' eiu Spfer erfOrOert
Selosnmutb. SD bin nur Elm lln9e=
i6idtsr Samerao, 0ber ib CLAUDE, i'd
,piiroe lieber iterben. als Semano webe
tbun. ben ib lisb babe. Sic perIteben
MIDI. 2oop 0ineleD, niat wabr? Su6-
len Sic iib ni6t iber bic @el6i6te, es
miro Nles redt Ueroen. Grid tuelB
natiirli9 ni6ts oapon?"
.,Nod nidt, o Simmel. oas lit bas
Sbwerite. mas mir O~blieSt."
gr tnist Dor ibr. gum erIten Male
I'M 2eben berilbrsn feline Sippen ibre
Wan9eu.
vMutter," ipri1t er, uub Sisbe
ma6t feline Stimme 81 Der zines
Gnsels. vqudle DID niAt. es miro
Nlss re6t weroen. Sd mill mfrs
iibsrlsssn, uno oaun ioll Die @elbitte
fir INNER ab9etban Iein."
CT erbebt ii6 uno perldBt lie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
10.
gSer bas 0lif bat, fiibrt bic Srant


SSSI uHp 01Hu Dai, I"1iA wv StuHt
Brim.
Ger Nbsno osriirsidt in a%n9enebms
ter Weiie. Grid uuo GrpIiall 9ebsu
uab auBsn oas Gliif ni4t tuuo, bas
lie pertlart.
Sic iin9sn uno ipielsn pis Sep0bn.
LID, absr GrDliall's 2luSen ihimmsrr.
uno ilber Ginelep's ihoue 3ise flis9t
suwsilsn ein Sdbsln bsfrisoi9ten
Sriumpbes.
sic uippsn Sbss aus blauweiBeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25

Saiien uno tnllipern 3lpiebat, llno
enolih Q~eleitet GrDitull Den 8eliebten
ben @artenpfao entlanq.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-12


Ine bottling up of Ceryera's feet IN
tne harDor Of Santiago de Cuba Is not
the only claim to distinction possessed
by that curious old city; for. as the In
haDitants never fail 10 remind the trav-
eier, II has long been a disputed fact
whether Columbus landed first nj San
Salvador OF Santiago de Cuba. How
ever that may be. st. Jago. as the
spanish call II. Is FAR older than any
city In North America
The peculiar narrow streets ana the
iacades Of the houses remind one of
some Of the old towns In Italy: but
there the resemblance ceases. for the
houses OF Santiago are nearly all built
around a court or patio. as they are
In most Spanish towns. With their
nigh barred windows and giaring plas-
tered walls, on the outside they look
more Ike prisons than like the Amerl-
can Idea OF dwelling houses. But 20
inside the patio, and everything Is DIFF
icrent There are palms and shrubs
and flowers and In some OF the richer
houses even fountains. Meals arc often
served In the patio IN pleasant weather.
In Santiago, as well as In other Gu
ban cities. the proprietors Of most of
the shops and warehouses live In the
same building IN which their business
Is conducted. The shops open about 0
o'clock In the morning and remain
open TIL about noon. when they close
up. and everybody goes TO the midday
meal After that everybody takes a
nap In the heat OF the day. The shops
open up again about 2 o'clock In the
afternoon and remain open till half
past or o. Go 10 an Office In Santiago
at half past In the morning and no
body will be up; go again at half past
II and everybody will be eating; 20
again at half past and everybody will
he asleep.
In the evening the people sit around
and take life easy, and smoke. OF
course, for In Santiago everybody
smnkes-men women and children.
Even the walters In the hotels and
cafes pun out a cigarette and smoke
between the courses The porters and
cal,mcn smoke at all times and soa-
sons The stcvedores on the wharves
smoke Mt their work. and even the
clerks In the dry goods stores roll a
cigarette and take puff between two
customers. Tho senorita blows cloud
OF smoke from under the lace of her
fascinating. mysterious mantilhl vhfle
negresscs walk along the streets pulling
away at huge cigars. Children Of s
and 10 may often be seen with ciSl7-
cites in their mouths. and It Is no IN
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-12

them IN their dreary and desolate sur
roundings.
zone night" says Maj. Byers. while
pacing up and down and cogitatlng on
the wonderful success Of Shermans
campaign. wondered what they
would call Il. II was not hattie only,
reflected. but a march as well-and a
march % the sea Instantly the thought
struck me OF a song"
While walking about In the darkness
for warmth. Maj. Byers partly com
posed the song and finished 1.-THE next
day. He showed Il 10 several OF his
fellow-prisoners and one of them.
Lieut. Rockwell. set the song to music.
There was glee club among the pris-
oners and by them II was first sung
Thence one OF the prisoners carried ii
North and soon It was heard all over
the land
When the war was over. Maj. Byers
was appointed to a consulship In Swift
zerland. where he remained for many
years. He has also been the American
consul 70 Rome