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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-02-04
Saved.

This word as applied to the soul has
come to mean something far different
frem what it did IN ages past. When the
work Of Christ's atonement was viewed
as chiefly sharp bargain with satan
by which the souls of men were bought
at the price of the death of Jesus, then
salvation meant escaping the clutches
of the devil principally. With the
passing Of the belief in material hell
of physical torment, salvation has come
to mean more than escaping future of
misery after death and emphasizes the
attainment of purity of heart and clean
ness of life in this present time. Christ
redeems not only from future punish
ment for sin, but from the present pow
er Of evil, and puts the life on the high
plane of righteousness and happiness in
this world as well.
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In ChaDcePV Of New Jersey


" 41JGtD IL OOSIOh.
DY VIRTUE of an order II the Court OF
Nd CHANGER. of New Jersey. m de on the day
of the date herenf in a cause wherein East
nan g Com any of New York is cOmnlainant
and you and afhers are defendants. you are re-
Quired to appear and plead. demnr or answer
10 the compliments hill. on or before the
TWENTY-SIxTH DAY OF MARCH. NEXT,
or the said bill will he taken as con essed
against YOU. The said bill is ied to have GER
tain conveyances of certain lands in the Town
ships Of Chatham and Passaic in the County of
Norris and State of New Jersey TO wit: One
from Solomon SasIes and wife to you dated
April 10. 1895, and recorded In Norris County
Clerks office in Book r a of Deeds. mage 325,
and another from you and vonr wife to sarah
e. SAvles dated April 10. 1895. and recorded
in Clerks office In Book P Il of said deeds,
page 3l2, set aside and declared null and void.
And you are made defendant because ynu are
the person to whom the first and by whom the
second of the said deeds was made
Dated January 25'h 1898
COLLIE, SWAYZE & ELLSWORTH,
So icifors for Camnlainant.
Postoffice address, 776 Broad Street, Newark,
New Jersey P F $50.
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Stronger Than Death.

There is a fear of death which is
9aithlessness, a tremulous sensation of
the nerves, but there is fear which
speaks out of conscience, out of dis
satisfaction with self. out of want of
conformity to the character of God and
the descriptions Of His word as to what
heaven shall be. But this is not all.
The sun will shine on the deepest grave
and simmer on the vanished coffin.
It is not the result of poetry or ro-
nance, not an invention of that strange
ability we have in self deception in
which the wish rushes in to become
parent to the thought, but the infallible
testimony of Christ Himself. Love is
stronger than death.-Presbyterian.
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between the hours of IL M. and O'Clock P. NJ.
that is to say at o'clock in the afternoon of
said day. all those tracts or parcels of land
and premises situate. lying and being in Nor
ristown Morris county, New Jersey.
First Lot-Beginning at a point in the mid
die of Courtlandt street in Morristown where
the same intersects a line drawn through the
middle of Garfield street and running thence
along the middle of Garfield street north thir-
ty- eight degrees and forty-ive minutes west
two hundred and forty-seven feet and eleven
inches to a corner of Henry Van Fleets lot;
thence % north fifty-three degrees and fifteen
minutes east eighty-one feet four inches to
another corner of said Van Fleets lot; thence
90 south thirty-nine degrees and forty minutes
east two hundred and fifty feet and oae inch
to the middle of Courtlandt street aforesaid.
thence "a south fifty-two degrees and fifty MINI
utes west eighty four feet and nine inches to the
place of beginning. containing forty eight one
hundredths of an acre: being the same prem
ises conveyed to Samuel Jones by Asher Car
ter and wife March 5, 1854, and recorded in
Book e of Deeds for Morris county, pages
$50 &c.
second Tract being the same premises con-
veyed to said Samuel Jones by p. w. johnson
and wife January rs. 1865 by deed recorded in
County Clerks office in Book L Z page l22 &C.,
and beginning at point in the third line of
the whole lot twenty feet distant from the
fourth corner of thereof in the middle of
Courtlandt street and running thence %
south fifty three degrees west twenty feet to
said first corner; thence ca along the line of q
lot formerly of Lewis Pierson north thirty nine
degrees and thirty minutes west four chains
and sixty eight links to the beginning corner
of said whole lot in the middle of the Jockey
Hollow road; thence 60 along the same north
seventy degrees and thirty minutes east TWEEN
ty feet and ten inches to point in the first
line of said whole lot; thence (D parallel with
the second line hereof south thirty nine de-
grees and thirty minutes east four chains and
ffty-nine links to the place of beginning; it
being the intention hereof to convey q strip of
land twenty feet in width with parallel sides
and running from Courtlandt street to the
said Jockey Hollow road off of the southwest
erly side of said whole lot.
PERSON A. FREEMAN,
Late Sheriff.
Dated January 4. 1893
Chronicle and Express. Pr. $l240
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Grass afleld wears silver thatch;
Palings all are edged with rime;
Frost flowers pattern round the latch;
Cloud nor breeze dissolves the cline;
When the waves are solid floor,
And the clods are iron bound,
And the boughs are crystal'd boar.
And the red leaf nailed aground;
When the fieldfare's fight is slow,
And rosy vapor rim,
Now the sun is small and low,
Belts along the region dim;
When the ice crack flies and flaws,
Shore to shore, with thunder shock,
Deeper than the evening davis,
Clearer than the village clock;
When the rusty blackbird strips
Bunch by bunch the coral thorn,
And the pale day crescent dips
New to heaven, slender horn.
Lord de Tabley,
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CT sTlAN ENDEAvoR.

4oRie For the Week Beginning Feb. g
Comment by Rev. S. HI. Doyle.
ToPIc.-The Christians confdence.-H Sam.
xii. IA, 1851; Pet. 1, 80.
The psalm contained in this twenty
second chapter of II Samuel is similar
70 the eighteenth psalm. 1t was I'M
doubtedly written by David at the most
successful moment Of his life, when he
had made Of Israel an empire, firm and
SECURE It is full of Thanksgiving to God
for what He had done in bringing about
such glorious contamination. 1t illus
frates the fact that the Christians con-
Rdance is in God. This is always the
case. 1t is God who is the Christian S
refuge and strength, %aether that
Christian be king upon his throne or
q humble servant of the master in a
1owly walk in life.
l. The Christian has confidence in
God for this world. This is illustrated
Ia David's psalm. It was for present,
temporal blessings that he extolled Je-
hovah. 1t was for these things that he
had put his trust and confidence in God.
We should learn as Christians to trust
God for all things even in this world.
It may seem to US that we could manage
for ourselves in this life if God would
only look after our future welfare. This
is false philosophy. We need to trust
in God for all things and at all times,
for the most common, ordinary things Of
life as we'll as for great achievements
and accomplishments, for life, health,
strength, daily food, daily happiness in
the home, daily success in business,
daily grace for the worries and perplex-
ities of life. When great calamities
come, we seek refuge in God. When
weighty problems confront us, we seek
Gods direction and guidance. We
should go to Him with all things and
trust Him for all things.
2. The Christian trusts God for the
life to come. This fact is taught in the
passage from Peters epistle. blessed
be the God and Father of our Lord Je-
sus Christ, says the apostle, "who, ac-
cording to His abundant mercy, hath
begotten us again unto a lively hope by
the resurrection Of Jesus Christ from
the dead to an inheritance incompatible
and undefiled, that fadeth not away,
reserved in heaven for you, who are
kept by the power Of God through faith
INTO salvation. - We trust God for this
world. We trust Him also for the world
50 come. To the natural mind there is
no explanation of the future and no
prospect of future happiness. The most
that the human mind unaided can do is
to hope that the soul may be immortal.
God has revealed to His people through
His Holy Spirit that there is life be-
yond the grave and life of happiness
to those who are His. AS God fulfilled
all our expectations when we trust Him
for the things of the present life SO we
may rest assured that we may trust Him
implicitly for the future life.
Bible Readings. job xix, "a, 90; Ps.
xiii, Iii; xiii, 8; xci, liz; cxii, II;
Prov. iii. 1926; xiv. 90; Eph. iii, II,
10; Phil iii, 8; II Tim. i, 10; Heb.
iii, 6, ID; Z, %, $3.50; I Pet. iv, 10;
I John ii, 28. 80; iii, 1924; V, IA, Is.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-02-04

Rev. L. ?. Tucker was elected pres
ident of the Epworth League of Yer
mont conference at the session of 1896
Under his energetic and capable leader
ship much growth has been secured and
important changes made in manage
ment which give promise Of increased
efficiency. He is of Vermont birth, and
his ministerial life has been spent with
in that state. He is about 81 years O..
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More Useful.

An intrepid courage is at best but a
holiday kind of virtue, to be seldom ex-
ercised, and never but in cases of neces-
sity. Affability, mildness, tenderness
and word which would fain bring
back to its original Specification of vir-
tue-I mean good nature-are of daily
use. They are the bread of mankind,
and staff of life.-Dryden.
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REV. L. P. TUCKER.

age. Converted when 10 years old and
uniting with the church, he became q
Sunday school teacher at "A, superin-
tendent at Is, class leader at II, ex-
horter at Is and local preacher at 20
years Of age. He studied at Montpelier
seminary. He joined Vermont confer
ence in 1887. His charges have been
Johnson, Wilmington, Bradford and
Northfiela.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Daniel L. Dalrymple vs. John s. Cramer. Fl.
January term, A. D., 1893.
j. III. NEIGHBOUR, Atty.
DY VIRTUE of the above stated writ of fieri
ID facias in my hands, shall expose for sale
at Public vendue at the Court House in Nor
ristown, N. j.. on
Monday, the 14th Day of February
next, A. D., 1898,
between the hours of I2 m. and O'Clock p. M.
that is to say at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon of
said day, all those tracts or parcels of land
and premises situate, lying and being in Mend
ham township. Morris county. New Jersey,
and generally described as follows:
First Tract contains fifty acres. more or less.
Second Tract contains fifteen acres, more Or
less.
Third Tract contains twenty and ninety-three
one hundredths acres, more or less.
Fourth Tract contains about eight acres.
Fifth Tract contains thirteen acres, more or
less.
Sixth Tract contains sixteen acres. more or
less.
Being the same premises as described in q
mortgage from John Smith Cramer and wife
to Henry @ Pitney, Jr., dated October 18th,
1897 and recorded in Book BIS, pages $780, &C.,
of mortgages for Morris county.
EDGAR L. DURL1NG, Sheriff.
Dated January 8, 1898.
Chronicle and Dover Journal P. f. $7.29.
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To BE Miserable

II you want to be miserable, think
about yourself, about what You want,
what you like, what respect people
ought to pay You and what people think
of you.-Charles Kingsley.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

In CHANoERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between Margaret H. Garrard, complainant,
and John Levin and Simon Levin. Jacob
ASelrOd and Rachel his wife, and Isaac
Levingson. defendants. Fl. ia. for sale of
mortgsRed premises. Returnable 10 Febru-
GUY M1NToN. Solicitor.
ID Fieri Facias in my hands shall expose
for sale at Public Vendue at the Court House
In Morristown, N. j., on
MONDAY, the 2Sth Day of February
next, A. D., 1898, between the hours of 70 M.
and O'Clock f. M. that is to say at o'clock
in the afternoon of said day. all that tract or
being in the village of Stirling. in the County
of Morris and State of New Jersey, with the
buildings erected thereon. being part of Lots
Number One % and Two (2J in Block G as
shown on a Map of Lots at Stirling. Morris
County. N. j." laid out by J Willis. G. E..
March, 1874. and more particularly bounded
and described as follows. viz.
Beginning at the point formed bv the inter-
section of the sOutherlv line of Railroad
avenue and the easterly line of Main avenue,
running; thence ID southerly. along said east
erly line of Main avenue fifty feet; thence ca
easteriy, and at right angles with first course
one hundred and two feet; thence CD nOriher-
ly, and parallel with first course fifty feet
thence "a westerly. along the southerly line
of said Railroad avenue. one hundred and two
feet to the point of beginning. Being same
premises conveyed to said Jacob AxelrOd and
Isaac Levingson by deed dated September fiji.
teenth, 1888 and recorded in Morris County
Clerks Office. September 10Th. 1893 in book G..
ted by Harris Kaplan and wife.
Dated January rs. 1898.
EDGAR l.. DURLING. Sheriff.
Chronicle and Jerseyman. 1923.
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The virtues of the Mothers.

think it must be somewhere written
that the virtues of mothers shall occa-
sionally be visited on their children as
well as the sins of the fathers. Charles
Dickens.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
NEW JERSEY SUPRFME COURT.
MORRIS CnuNl


MORRIS COUNTY.
William Lee vs.. Caroline Milter ct all Alias
Il fa de DO ct Ter in debt on docketed judg-
1898
JAMES r. NUGENT.
Attorney.
RY VIRTUE of the above stated writ of
ID Fieri Facias in my hands | shall ext Ose
for sale at Public Vendue. at the Court House
in Morristown. N j.. on
Monday, the 7th day of March next,
A. d., 1898,
between the hours of IL M and o'clock p.
M that is to say at O'Clock in The afternoon
of said day. all those certain tracts or parcels
of land aud premises hereinafter particularly
described. situate. lying and heing in the town
ship of PeQuAnnock in the County of Morris
and state of New Jersey.
Being two pieces of land adjoining the home
tract of land about two acres on the east side
the road leading from compton Plains to
Beavertown. and tract of land of about ten
acres on the. west side of said road also the
small piece of meadow land call. the Brook
lott adj lining the lands of Alexander Gillen.
and the Beavertown brock. ard being the same
premises beQueathed to said Hulda Miller and
of Sarah M. Pierson. deceased. as described in
said will hearing date the sixteenth day of
January 1894. which said will was duly proved
by the Surrogate of the County of Essex on
the fourteenth day of May. D., 1894 refer
ence to said will being hereby had, may more
fully appear.
EDGARiL. DURLING.
Sheriff
Chronicle and Bulletin. P. F. $50
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SHERIFFS SALE.

MORRIS COUNTY.
Alfred Mills and John Fl Lidgerwood execu-
tors &c of Stephen Vail deceased vs. Sarah
e. Woodward Alias f. fl, de DO ct ter on
contract. Returnable to February term. A.
ALFRED E. MILLS.
Attorney.
DY VIRTUE of the above stated writ of
ID Fieri Facias In nv hands. l shall expose
for sale at Public vendue at the Court House
in Morristown, N. j., on
Monday. the 7th day of March
next, A. D., 1898,
between the hours of IL VI: and o'clock P. NJ:
said day. all that tract or parcel of land and
premises. situate living and being in Mend
ham Township. Morris County New Jersey.
Beginning at q point in north east corner
of Elias Bishops land and also in line OF
Theodore WoOdward's land and running
thence ID as the needle now points. north
seventy seven and one half degrees east eleven
chains to another corner of said Woodward's
land. thence (2) still along Woodward's land
north forty-two and one quarter degrees west
five chains thence 90 south sixty seven de-
grees west ten chains and seven links to the
line of Elias Bishops land, thence "a along
said Bishops line south thirty-two and a half
degrees. east four chains and fifty links to the
place of beginning. containing five acres of
land strict measure. being the tract of
land which was conveyed by Abraham b.
by deed dated Jnne "A 1879 and recorded in
Book D. 10, p. ga of Morris county record of
deeds.
EDGAR L. DURING.
Sheriff.
Chronicle & Jerseyman. p. f. IS 10.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT,
NORRIS COUNTY.
Mary H. Luse vs. Samuel Jones and Others
Fl. ia de DO ct ter in debt. Returnable to
February term, A. D +. 1878.
PITNEY d YoUEGBLooD,
Attorneys.
DY VIRTUE of the above stated writ of
ID Fieri Facias in my hands. / shall expose
for sale at Public Vendue at the Court House
in Morristown, N. j., on
Monday, the 18th Day of February
next. A. D., 1898.
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DY VIRTUE of the above stated writ of
ID Fieri Facias in nv hands. l shall expose
for sale at Public vendue at the Court House
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William Lee VS.. Caroline Milter. ct al Alias
ment. Returnable TO February term A. D.,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-21
Die Gbtnefen uno ser Kalenoer.
(S6luB bon Der l. 6ette.)

tpurben a1s eingei9altets gu b~rei5ebrten beg
betreffenOen Sabres gemabt. Wie Die &nz
fGnge Der MaBftdbe babel 5u chamber GEE
legt tperben muBtsn, ergab ii3 aus benz iez
%peiligen @btanbe bes S~abresanTdr5s BPM
beoba6teten t~iir5eiten Sage.
9amit iinb ale &egeln oes 4ineIif4sn
8alenbers erf90pft. &eIiimiren mir nOa
einmal: Die 3eit beg t~ir3eten Sages miro
brett beoba9tet. Die Soften Der Neumonoe
tperben bon einem s%epifen @nfangsbatum
FER bur4 iebesmaliges !9in5u5dblen BON
29499I $40 Gagen unb babe Sage fir uoa GEE
re9net, W1it 9ilfe Der SOnnen@ unb Monbz
Gin%iterniTe, bic ia genar auf h,n eriten Bee
5iebungspeiie ben fiinf8ebnten Sag i'm W1oz
nat fallen muBten, purben Die 10 gefuaoenen
MonatsanfGnge ale bret Big bier Sabr6u1z
bsrte I'm einen Sag corrigirt. 0as Scbr
bat 5tpDlf ober brei5ebn FOLDER MOnate nod
MaBga6e Der foeben ~gegebensn einfa4en
&egel.
0ieTer &alenber bot bor benz unierigen
ben 8or3ug unbebingter lleberelnI timmutg
NIT Dem 9immel bur4 ale Sa5rtanl eroe
bin, neil er auf 8eo6a9tung, ni3t ouf
S6eorie, berubt, ferner GROCER Ginfa9bett
uno betm0gli9ter Stetigteit 6ei @rfiiaung
Der 8eOingung, ni9t nur nit Der Sonner
pie unIer &alenbsr, ionbern au9 nit Dem
Mpnoe in l1ebereinfimmung gu bleiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-21

Ser &openbagener &orrefp. Der 2onbon
r9uilp Mai1" fagt, &0nig Sscar II. bon
G9peben fei pG0Bli9 srfrantt unh miiis
bas 8ett bitten.
8eloien.
Die 8riifeler poliaei bat cine Sabrit entz
bedt, in pel9er na9gema4te Meifteritiide
aler b~erborragenben utobernen Wtaler berge=
fteqt purben. Cine Qn5a6l falf9er Outlets,
8aubrDs II. +. m. nurbe tpeggenommen. So
fino lalter bor3iigli9e Ra9abm1n9en. Die
S9pinbler BADEN nit benz 8erfalf ibrer
SGGI9ungen, bon benen bic Mebrbeit naH
Nmerita geI9idt purbe, cine Miaion 5rancs
berbient.
8om 8ouberneur beg p6eren &on9on in
8riiHel eingetroffene Na@ri4ten beftdttgen
bic bonn 9ampfer r2eopplbbi1e" Der tiir5li4
in Mntperpen anfam, aus Afritu ii6erz
bra9te Mitt6eilung, baB bier beleif4c
SGnb1er BON ben @ingebprenen bes Sberen
1bungAt get0btet unO aufgefref1en poroen
Teier. Ser @ouberneur fiigt 6in3u, bag
cte aus breiBtg SolDaten beitebenos 8ez
gGeitung Der 9GnbGer e~benfu1s niebergez
mebelt porben lei unb baB cine peitere
Mbt6eilung bon bier3ig Splbaten, Die BON
peiBen Offi3ieren befe6Iigt tpurbe unh
3um 8eiitanb Der Gambler abgeI9idt tpor=
ben mar, BON ben @inge6orenen iiberz
rai9t unb glet9fa1s nieOergema3t purDe.
2lfrifa.
Maior Mar9dnh unb feline @efeuI6aft
BADEN Saibobu am MOrgen bes II. 9e5emz
Der gerGumt. Die frun3Dif4e Slag2e ipurs
be einge3peen unb bic britt19e unb dapptia
f6e 6lagge aufge6iBt. Die fran3Oitf9e &bz
t6eilung brad na6 Dem Sobat 6lniIe auf.
CHINA.
y1u6bem bic aablrsi9en S9pieri9teiten
e1bIi9 aus benz Wege g%erdumt iparen, bat
bte&aifertnz@ ittpe Mittno9 ben9emablinz
men Der auspdrtigen SptI9after unb Bez
Ianbten cine Nubien5 gepd6rt. Die Oaz
men berfammelten ii4 in Der britif8en
@eIdnbt19aft unb begdben fi9 BON bort
na9 benz PaGuit. Dim @in9ange 5u benz
Yalait6e3irt purOen ie bon prd4tig gez
tleibeten Munbarinen empfungen utO nudJ
benz groBen SaaIe g~eIeitet, BON mo mebs
rere 6tnefif9e 9amen tie nub Dem Nu<
o%ten33immer geleiteten. Die &aiferins
Wittpe JAP auf einem BON einem Salba=
din ii6errugten erb0bten Sbroniib binter
einem Slide, Der NIT Gbrpiant9smums
unb QepFeIn b~er3iert mar. gu i6rer 2inz
fen IaB Der 8atfer. 2ubp CLAUDE Macz
9onalb, @attin bes britif9en @eIanoten,
berlus, als 9ppenne bes biplOmutif4en
&orps, cine AOrefie in englti9er Spru9e,
in peI6er fe fagte, gu pie gruBem 8erz
~gniigen es t6r unb ben ii6rigen 9umen GEE
rei6e, 9elegenbeit gu baben, Der &aiIsrinz
@ittpe gu i9rem Seburtstuee ibre GIiGA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-21
GUS 14ttTere4t 51iinnEu1ttnern
Cuba.

Sus umeritaniide 3runsportf9tff npaz
mama" nit General Sib9ugb See ano ieiz
mem Stab an 8orb 1T MtttpO4 fritz in ben
9afen BON 9abana e%ingelaufen. Sin &orres
fponbent Der Nfociirten preffe iebte @ez
neral See bon feiner grnennung gum 9ouz
berneur Der PrObin5 9abana in &enntniB.
General SEES 9auptquartier lOtrb i'm
0uemabO Camp, Marianao, fem. @iele
prominente periDnli9e Sreunbe ma9ten
benz 9eneral Bel feiner Nntunft ibre
@ufpartung. SpGter nm Sage fu6r Der
9eneral unb fein Stab in 8egGeitung oes
@eneraI Greene in benz @9Gspper n8ris
tannia" na6 @sbabo, ND er ft9 Bel Gene
raj 0abe melbete. Bon bort begab ft4
@eneraI See gu 9ferbe na9 QuemdSO, Sin
Battalion bes Is. acknowledgements muir
be beute bonn amerifanif9en Srdnsport1
i4tff Saratoga gslanbet unb muri9trtt nit
tlingenbem Spiel unb fliegenben Sabnsn
mad MarianaD.
Der Sransportbampfer nSlori6a" 1T
ebenfaus in 9abana angetommen unb 5tpar
NIT Dem 8. reguldren Snfanterie=& egtment.
9onneritag 9ingen bic Sruppen Der nMi4tz
gan" unb Banana" an 2anb unb mdrf9irz
ten Damn na90uemabo Camp beiMartanao.
Sas umeritaniife 5ransporti6:ff 800
bile" 1T 9Onneritg Born. nit 8rigabegenez
ral Biaiton unb Stab, Dem 161. Snbiandz
gte9tmtnt, benz 3. Battalion bes 2. SGinpiz
Ter HegIments, bes SiQnalcrrpsa6tbeiIung
oes Z. 4rmeecorps unb benz 0~auptquartier
Der 1. Brigade Der 2. Otpiiipn beg Nrmee=
corps in 9abana angetonmen.
Bdbre1b cine Nbt6siGung bss 2, SuinOt=
fer Hestments OOnnertag fritz auf bemSun
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-21
NusId 3.
Oeutfhldno.

Die 8si9stagsibungen tpdbrenb ber perz
gangenen Wo@e iinb, tpenn audi ni9t 10 FEM
1ationeG, nie mar ertpartet bate, bod in
mebr als elmer 9inii4t bO9t interefant ge=
pefen. Die 0ebutten paren bemerfens=
tpert6, inhem ie gu ben amtli9en NeuBe=
rq1ngen iiber bic 9ippez0 etmolbf9e @ngele=
genbeit, &aiier @iIbelm's Orientreiie, bas
englif9Sbeuti4e @inberfanbniB anb bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-21

(GOrtissuna auf Der Z. @eite.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-21
S6weoen mo Normeoen.

Ser &Openbagener &orrefp. Der 2onbon
n0utlp W3ail" fagt, &0nig Oscar II. BON
S4peOen iei pI0Bli4 srfrantt unh miriia
bas 8ett bitten.