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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
Rcpclutfon In StaIisn

GR Stalisn braut fb cine Rroolution Juiammtn.
7ic ntu,rli6tu 9rooriots IuO ofr'n unu;rttnnbart
9orboten. 7ds itali.uii6e 9olt bribt inter Der
iurttbdreH Steuulat %3uiummsH. Gin grobtr Sbeil
icinss Gintomn:ns muB an Die &cSitrung abgs9ts
BEN prO,n. Ger triti6t 3,jtpunfi, in Dem Ods
@olf ieius 9rroe abjulperfsH lid cntiblitBt, ritdt
udbrr urO uibsr; Ous 6uOt lit iDabribtiuli6 oas
ndmli6,, ME bti Der amsritaNiibtn R,uOlution.
gicis Wdnnsr uuo tGrlusn Dtrjuttn, ST. bic! ju
thun. Sic mut6en ibrem G0rpsr gu piel 3u, 9traDe
iDjt GtQitruugal ibrtn lluttrtblHtn jUDitl jumus
then. Sam tonmt Der 3uiaulmtnbru6. Orr
Mdacu, bic Qiersn, Sober, Siut NM Ncrp'n fnp
uffiIirt. Sen onr1us entftbtuotH RrGntbtlt:n
ruerotu aat moQli6su qroBarriq f~liuQsnOfn Srtib=
uIuqtn bciqtl,Qt. Nbtr Damit w:ro ni3ts Qtb9is
itrt. Bas nutbutuois 1T, 1T cine Nrlusi pjt &os
~ttttttr's 9RaqsHbittcrs, ipslhs Glt idlsbttn S0itt,
afs @~iftftOffs aus BEN R6rp:r enti'rnt, Die sraft
i6aiit. StOc Qpotbcte iiibrt Is uuO itOcr 2etoenDC
miro f6 i%punDern, tuie ibutl uuo prompt Is rbT
Erltibtcruno unD (yueiuud psribd lift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
Nene Mniciaen.
chip.3Haetin.

81 25 BON Baltimore nab g9aibinqton NM SUI
RID an SamfNA1tu unO Sonntaetu. Qulti0 tIr Die
gRidfahri aui Men 3itetn, sjni6iitblid Der pFdbfi=
on gRonal=Eilr As Minuttn= 3iQe.
$40. 90 BON hlltimore mad ben Riaodras Gdnen
uup urid; Ourd Os bsrrli6, @OomiuQ= 5bal bel
Sad,sAht. Ter - ~siafsu9 perldft am SouRsrfto0,
Stn D. slupuft,. ona 6amocusSdbubOf I'M Q ltbr
O lI6r o D{iu. 9orni, Gleaaute 9eriontnz uno
0arlorz9 paQQous. &btshtr BON 3o6tit,r uad
Acknowledging CSauitnO=5Hielul MIR $3.50 iur Die
RuHoreiie.
rid aus 0tranldHuuQ Oes Observation-Disclosures Der
10. Y @inete inn ju p%crfauisH am g., 4. NM
! iSgpftmbcr, qiiltia iir DID 8iididbrt bis ium Is
September, nit Dem QorrSlbtc hcc 0frl6neerrua
his ium >. Cftobcr, iaptn Dus billet bel Osnl Siaz
fions saQcuten in Cincinnati sA'ii6en O:m }. hno g.
september qcgeu Jldbiabiun0 BON p 6nts otooz
nirt miro. t24-5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
&tfanRtmaflMnae
04iireau Ger Strafruz5 urdbruOS-
~ 6 pmmffI0re

9aftimprc. ben Is. Nuouft 1898.
Sn lebereinftimmunQ nit Den Serorouungeu pes
Raltimorer @eiesbu6cs. Artifel Is, ma6en bic
9ommiHdrc iur Strahens9 ur6briibt In Baltimore
hermit befanHt, DaB fe ciueH Seri9t iibtr bic Gntz
ibdoiquuQen, Roteu NM @ertbtrbobuugsrSusrn
fur Die 6OHbemuirHnQ unO Sur6brebun9 Der
R arbaGI=StrGbt {, BON @epstlins bis
&eit= Strnbe, lGut Der pom Wdunr uuo Stooiratb
BON Baltimore am II. Suli 1897 ongenoumenen
YeroroHunq Gr. 62 baben ousfcrtiQen l0feH, uno
bic Abi6dBuHqcH critrcden fb aut uno umIufen
beioe Soften Der beidattH 0ldribaus StTdBt, eilz
ibtiebfib nes Sobripeets %OtrielbeH, pom Seotrlin=
StraBc bis CUR 0sftsStrahc iCrncr % GUS oitita
uno ptili5 BON benz Surbbrube oil Der Rorblcite
Der 9euerlinsS trabc, IS 6uB oitItb NIB peltll9 BON
Dem Sur6bruhe an bctoen 5elteu Der Ateno=
Strabe uno Is 6uB Dtlid unO mcftlt3 non bent
Sur6bru6e an Der Supieitc Der gS6tieits.
Gie 6ommifdrc mdbcu hermit terrier bttanllt,
oab porbeiaQtsr geri6t usbft crlduitrnnen 9lduen
iest sur Sefbtiquno fir une babel betbei!iQten
BerioneR bersit 1T, mn mas ie 0itn q Q, ben
.. Iuouit 1893, @ormittaqs 10 llbr, III tbrtn gu=
rcdu i'm 8atbblussAnne no %OeridUnslR %iDerotn,
nm bic in ~beioaterl 9eri6t uH0etibrten 4ustub=
run9cn in G%riD60unQ iu jieben, 9e0en Die roeHb
cine babel b~etbeiligte 9crion 6inlpnno erbeeen mag.
Sirdm g. SapIor,
SpuiS SoHmaun,
Sames 6leH,
&ommiIdr.;
(222-4,6) Carl Gdfep, @lert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
Sutr G%rIesenbrit fir bic eemusratrn.

NGS bor nod nift CANA bier Moz
naten Commodore Oepep, ber8eFeFlsz
ba6er'unisre8 dlidt;ifen @efGpaoerg,
burf, bic @erni6tune Der Ipanil6en
5totte Dor Mlunila uber gla9t 6erii6mb
gGporben mar uro ole 0elt Fraqte:
r@er lit Oapeb?" erbielt man nur me-
mig Qusfunft. Gr mar aug @ermont
geburtig uno ioate ieiner Pplifit nab
9smOtpat fein.
Ssit brei Ionaien 6at Ii9 Der
Wbann nab Derf6itbenm Seiten bin
dusge3eifnet; er bal Ii3 als GROCER
Diplomat unb ais oprtrsFTli9er 4oz
miHiitrdtor berpd6rt, uno ME bat mar
an ihm bic DtdBigung permtbt, bic eli
nem gliiGIidea Sie9er 10 po6l unIte6t.
Seine 9Opuluritdt 1T beItGnoi8 oeItiez
gen, unb bic @rpberuno Mtanila's bal
berislben bic &rDne ld~uf9eiebt.
,9ds gefummte amsritdRiide 8p.f
lit barber einig, OaB ibm cine duBsre
oroentEi9s 8etp6nung perben Tplte.
Sin Rsp0orter 8latt l6lGat Dor, in
feinem Snterehe ben Gane zines 4Oz
mirals tpisber 5u c~reiren; Elm qnDeres
Iogt Sa Oa3u. ~gleif3eitig ma9t IS bic
DemDfraten odr1uf aufmsrtGam, iodB
Detpep Elm Dortrefflifer prGlibenbz
l6ai@@GRlipai lei. 4as piirbe sr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
10 altimpre-S 8 -Sn6n

y. ". u o B,
Sen. sgoTaoitrsggtn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20

BrGftoent 6dure foil
fih nit Dem 8eoanten tragen, Die
i~iberlebsn0en Mdnni6nftsn Der unterz
ge9angenen n8ourgogns" nit 4u8z
3ei6nungsn gu Oetoriren pegen Der
p%orragenDer Sapfsrtsit." Wabrz
I9einli9 lit 9r. 5aure Qtttjondr Der
fran3DIiIfEn 9Qmpferlir;e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
Cttp Mpernrr.

Gs ftarb am Is. Auquf, Ra8mittass 2.45 llbr,
Otto l8otruer i'm 40. 2ebtnsiabr,, otborrn am B.
CttOb,r 1910 1T 0sinsbtim, 6tpJoptbum 9doen.
9i, 9etrOiqunq finOst 2 ountao, Rl3mittdgs
, llbr, pom Srausrbauis Er. I'LL, 6optins=Got
aus dui Dem aSaltimorcr GsmctsrDS itatt. Der:
pdnpte unO 6rsunO, iino a6tunesuUa eiuQelaosn.
SittraueruOt @attiu
C23-4 ntbft , S1bntn uno . 10bttrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
Scnnie 0pniic sdhrrnrl.

IS harb am 10. @uQuit, go llbr NbtnOs, mad
IGnqsrsr RrdHtbeit Stnuie 2ouiia Shrsosl i'm Glitter
pom II Sabrtu, ! 0iorat uuO . IdQu in ibrtr
ltsten Wobnuns, 9r. lO2, Wttzoturitttas StraBt.
5R 3;jt Der 9ttroiguug miro ipdter d~naejeigt.
9Iifts fsiue glumru C224-6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
Bern &crcnscn.

Gs ftarb am Il. 2luqui, gbtnOs Z lbr, Bern
utter BON - Sabrtn. Die grrOipuuo ijuOtt
beutt, 5umhaQ, Rahmittaes , llbr, BON isi=
uer lssttn ~g8obnung Rr. 30, SuOsAnnsStrabt,
aus fatt. lin i'm trdutru isne tieibstriibte
Satin ntbit GinO, Glttru, 9ruOtr, 5bwiteertlttrn,
S6ndatr mn Sdpd aerin. (223
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
Mnrn w Mnnt.

Sc fturb am Jrsitdq, ben 70. Au0ut, 3.15 llbr
9a6mtttaqs, mad ldnQcm 2tiocn W}arD u. Wanr
in ibrem s.. 9tbsusiabrs, 90ittpt pes perferb,Heu
j.. ID. Wann, irubr in 9altimorts6ount tpobn:
bait. Sic 8tsrDiqunq finOtt W o n a 0, ben %.
auquft, Ha6mittaqs , ubr, pom Sauie ibres Sob
mes, Rr. SIS, 6orrtftz Strdbe, aus itdtt. gtripanott
uno 9ttannte FnN b6iIiAit sInaslaotn. l22l6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20

5OIgenbs Roti5 ba6en
mir in m~snigItens 5puu3i8 perf4ieoez
men 8lGttern 9eIeben: Die 9olge'f6e
Si15 : 6a6rit in 9oIgeOile, q. g.,
lit Dpm S3sriff 0ffsntli4 %meiitbietenO
psrtauft npr0er. Gon. s. Burns,
elm Sem : gorter &apitaIiIt, BAT fie
fir 100000 erItonoeE. Sn oerIels
ben ion in Submit 9idnobol3
fabpi3irt tperoen. @ds ba5 lppbl lit
= 8ianobOl3? NabrIdeinIia 1T
PtanpFil3 CEMENT,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
eamRas, Dem 90. Slnsmit 1898.

Sin Staatsmann 1T Der,
Der Gapa8 fir Dds 8olt gu tbun
miiHI6t; Gin poIititer 9srienige, Der
riinf4t. tdB oas Bolt fir Jpn etpas
ihue. Robt. SnegripQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20

Sn 0eutf9Idno peroen
jeBt aus 5pti son Harlem 9apier be-
itebtnoe 6slogsf6iBe fir Die OeutTAe
SnfdHterie ongefsrtigt. 9us Pdpier
foa cine gr0Bere @iOeritanbstraft ia
ben, ais Stabl DON bemisIben Sail
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
Glara Hrcrel.

.Gs ifur6 am Is. Nluquft 1898 6lard 7rtrtG, oe=
li,btr Satin non @turp UR. Srcrtl, i'm after BON
81 9abrsn. Die &ssrOipuug fiuOtt bcute.,
5dmitaQ, Naamittaas 3 ubr, bonn Sraucrbauic
Qr. 1865, Bet=2sriuqton=S traBt, aus auf Der rSous
DOH. Nhrf=Gs mtttrpn ftatt. l223-4l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
Erirnrih 6niirr.

Gs farb Soun,rtae, ben Is. &uquf, 9admita
tags , lIbr, Pl6sIi6 am 9I3iblags Grieori9 Sal
~btusiabrs, etbirtip aus @oigtjsmar, Rutb.Ttn
Sit 9terOiVuu9 iinO,t btuts, SamftaS, Ea9
mittaqs 1 llbr, pom gr. 1904, 6ttuOeriusStraB.
aus itatt. 6rsunoe uno Ss'annts iino siuedaosn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
.0cmcetrn.

gtus Seftiontn Fnb itst sur Stf6tisung btrgt:
ri5ttt. 9itle dusssD6blte Cots. Der Superinttnz
BENT pts Brunoes uuo 8oocus piro i,Os gtpInibts
Nugtuuft ertbeileu. Sds 6 III 7 ! II m fts6t
t6Gti5 CUR S~nipsitiou often. @tg:n Hdbsr:m D.nOs
man nd All ben SUperintsnoenttn oosr an ous Biz
reau in Tr. 32, rOsGbarItszS II.
fQbriUS1M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20

0as bempfrattf3e Gon=
grsB : Champagne Gomite min ben
b~iesjGbrigen 8ablRlo3ug gang uuf
9runD Der STues BON 1896, beipnz
bers auf 9runb Der Wdbrun8s5 5rage
fiibren. 8enn ii4 Die 6erren ieber
9offnung auf @epinnung Des 9auie5
BON bornherein enti4lagen unO ben
Repu6lifarRrn cine Ritosrluge iiberz
baupt unmDgIi4 MAIDEN molten, 10
mOesn Tie nur babel bleibsn. Mit Der
@dbruu9sfrage, BEL ibrsr 6tauEsit IL.
u~netnigteit in 8e3ug auF Smpertalisz
mus, loden tie beute, unmitteIbar na4
S6luB bes 8rieges, teinen 9uno pom
Sfen. On. 3. St3tg.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
Z. Z. ZdiaumIbftI, anruoIt,
Rr. 30l uno $40, 9apsSuilOing.
Eeminiffrattpnss2 tnSeiss.

vi s&En5tIgt'
Radri6t nirp bicrmit gcgcben, Nab mic rutcrs
3etbneteu Dom WaiicHQeri6t Der StoOt Baltimore
bier sctorbcnen Z o BIN 4. y able srbulteu baz
ben. AHe SicieniQcR, bic 5orOcrunqen OH bieisH
RaGlaB BADEN. psrotn hermit uuioti0rDert, iol6e
nsbt zen u6tbiQen gcleQcu bis Bum s. Gebruur
1900 ciulureid5eu uuo QslttnO gu MAIDEN. o0er ~
ectpdrtiqcu, ouB ie ibrtr Nniprii6s OIL biten RAD;
laB qcieBlib fHr p~erluNig srflort tUsroen mooen.
4ac. Die 3ablunQsn an oieitu Rd6laB gu MAIDEN
bubsu, perbsn hermit auigsioroert. iolbe unoers
5iiqli6 an bic uutcrieibneieH 3u leitteu.
@Cqeben inter u%niersr @unO an 8. 1a9s Oes Iso'
mats aueuf 1898.
W4drgaretba SaFIer,
&puiS SaBIer.
(20S,1a2,M Ra6labperpaltsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
81. &pbert apffu1nm.

RON her Relic iufiid, bat ieint 4raris pisOer auigt
uomr1cu.
t22S-8) 6I3 9nrf=9lnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
%S Frat I'm Kraft am Is. SUM- Isss.

49, 80 1NA@l" 49, 49,
Ra6 Gbicoqo uue benz RorSptftn Dlt. &o9l!s
Station, 1904 9ormittags, GAP AbtuDs taEllW.
GamssHss%t atiOH, 1912, 1925 9OrmittaQs UHo nOJ
@btnps.
mad Cincinnati, Ct. Qouis uuO 9ouispirt - Dr.
RobalsS Station, 2.26 Radmittaa5 uno l0.tlabeho5,
taglib. SGmOsu=S Station. 1925 9Ormlttu85, 24J
Radmittags uH0 1885 UbcHbs.
GaH 9ittsburg uuO 6itpelduO Dt. &c0als
Station. 1904 gormittags, tealib, I49 Nbtrbs.
eusosnommsn 6OHHtuqs. 6omotuzSta1on, lol2
BOrmittags uub 7.30 abeuos, togith.
Paa Columbus, Sol,Oo Uub SctrUit - Nft. RIOS
poIsStutisu, l0.41 Qbnbs. GombtnsS% tatioH, l95j
abeuos.
Rad gep : Orleans, W,mpbis, girmjugbdm,
6battduooqo, Rnorpile, griitoi NIB E0auoit-I,t
8opdls6tatisH, s.32 taoli6. 6GmOtHs5iaton, -
40 GbsuDs tdaiia. SdlaiDoguous BON baltimore
big RsDsCrltans uuD gBCihiUQtoH bis Uttmphls.
tGgli6. Game,Hs6 Citation, 2.4oRaamitta05, ta5itb.
Had @aibinatUR.
MT. RopalFS ~tatisn, GHgB0bsHtageu, 1901, r1O5,
E75o, 1850, rl0.049srmittaqs, Il2.4l, r226, r3.aj,
1906 9aamittaos, GAP, TI.49, 1882, rIO.ll,
QbtHes. GoUHtaqs, t6.6, 1880. rl0.9t S0rmlta
TAGS, rl2.55, r28, $3.50 RaDmiftags, J0.42, T9.33
uHD rl0.4l Nbsnos.
Camden : Station, an @odtutoqta, 800, r6.l5,
1926, 6.35, 1870, 1900. 8.35, 1900. HOP. Gl025
BormittaQs, l2.l5, rl2.j0 r. 20, 30 lr3.h to
Bsin.l I4l5, T5.l5 (5 UtiHutcnl 80, 1000, GIG,
GOO, 1870, g7.5S, 9.l5, r9.4O, rl0.55. ll30 Nbo5.
SsuHtngs, 1926, 6.35, SIS, 1900. rlO.l2, JIe.-5
9ermittaes, rl.Oo, ,l05, r2.4G, 345 tj YlInuIeHL
$50 RaHmittass. 6lS, goo, $3.50, s.l5, ~. 10,
gloss. ll30 Q6ruos.
Ra8 annapoli5, ut. Rooals Station. l7.05,
1850 BERN, u2.H Qabm. GdmOtH=S Station, T.20
Born. uHo so 9udm. Nm SoEHtageH, 500 9orz
uIttaa5 uuO $50 Vd5miffaa5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
Miners

AEA 1880 W
% Transportation Comp.
- Sampfer = Sinien.
Hdh y ZION uHe Gem Often:
iteeH StsHfag. 8oHneritas uue SOHHtas,
RanmtttGas 4 nbT.
Rad NrppteeucC uno nem Often:
isbsn ViOHtas, 0oHHerfas, Samitaa, Rabm 4 rhL
Rad SapaHrab uue esm 1Ieeu:
jtoeu Di,uftGg uno ~freitGs, Natmittaes 3 rbr.
Samitoq, BEN %. Nuguf, Camper r&aiurcHtc,
]btiorocrt feline 9aiaeicrc.
Gicuitug, Den %. AuQuit, Camper rStasca
Rad RtppOrtsSi rpB un6 Norfulf:
ieoeH Dtsntas, SieHftGs, Samtag uHh SouHtas.
Gdhm. 4 uhr.
unibsrtrtfnide Decentralization uno 8ttohiauna.
9neefdbiateit fir 6radt nHbtsrenIt, iarsfaLtis. gsTs
taeuug uH6 ihHtqe SeforbeuIug.
q. ". SinInsbam, GstHt,
Sup bGs Iaus.H 9o6s;
". S.2tcbbius, y. z. M;
u. .. Burner, @.sBEA.;
2. g. @bitnep, 2.sQt.
Sauptbur,aur Nr. 2IL OF Gtrmans9 traAs.
UI3t&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
- pie Sap 6imunter
bcinabe bis aur tiefblaucn see.

$50 Wtilen : GrfurFortr, ben eauJsn 9aq aui
benz g8oHtr. Sumpicr emma Giles Ssou
GieHitss uuO Samttaq, Dtorseus I Ibr. 9trgnii=
eisisr Srt in Der @tlt. Die atrjt. ~tmgitbleu refine
Soliluft. Siu,ts Is CTS. 8udfebr nm go absu0s.
0uHil2, 2Dite,A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20

Sn etnem Der PanIaz
pismus auf 3eiien" betitelten QrttfeI
i'm n8erIiner 5~agcbIutt" ipridt Ii4
Elm 0euti9=8uiIe iiber bic grOBe Sc
fobr aus, pel9e Die neue flaOii6e ge>
tpegung, Die our9 Oas neuIi9 inPrug
u6gebaltene ilapii9e 8er6riiDerungSz
feit inaugurtrt purOe, fir oos gez
iammte 0euti4tfum beoeutet. 4uf
oieIem 1yeIte tpuroe untsr ben Nugen
Des beutIfen 8oltes Die 1laDii4e GU
IibaritGt, Der bsilige Srieg 9egen aaeS
9euti6e, gegen bas aus Dem Re4te
Der i4affenOen @eltgei4i4te berborz
gegangene l1ebergerpi4t pes germaniz
i6en Stammes in Wtittel : europa
protldmirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20

Der beutf9e 8teGf3reiz
Der Spiel6ogen, BON Dem man bisber
gar ni6t puBte, bGB er ft4 unter Die
9i6ter re6net. f9eint feline tiir3li6
erporbene Stsuung unter ben n3eimz
oi9tern" nit Der 9erpaIt feItbalten gu
molen uro pirft ii9 gepaIttg in bic
8ruit. @r ertlGrt. er nebme &e4t
ybon ieinen 9airs," ni4t ober BON iez
benz Settings : GIopn." r8enn Der
berii6mte 3omanoi9ter uns bic be-
seifren ppIte," bemertt bas n8erliz
ner Sugebtatt," Die er uls feline
ypairs" betra9tet, 10 piiroen mir if
ren germ iein pOlitif6es Spnstt nit
Der 5rage portegen, mas tie fir f4limz
mer bardn balten. Die POeIis ooer bic
9pIitif."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
grd6ttgss -
To(C6GfGr. :: 81 st. s s &; :: :::.
- Scr aampfer ,,eOutie."

~ Scr Sampler ,,SOutie."
an u Oasutagtn um 10 ubr sOrmtttaQs
uHo f3 ubr Ta5mittaGs, NIT gugnubms ssn
9ieufaos uEO 6rettass - an Si,isn
SaGsH e 9OureH) 10 ubr ssrmittaos, 2 ubr au5s
mittG0s unI " u6r NssHos. souutaes um
9 1br gSrmittsas unS 70 rlbr RaSmittass. Grtra.
Gsst.
Nun6reiie 25c.
Teuff ben Der Ras.H. beg fiuft.n R,aim,nts.
Rsu. unb iHtr,haEt, attrattiou,n, fir Oi, 6ins
uus &hdiabrt. Der srsb. Samili.n= G rboluHqss
gLss. auts srtr RIaFe. Rtu, uutsrbaltuugsn.
0isss4tO iir esulsH unO sitaiSsftta-
@lat4. 4gttl
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-08-31
The Gallant Schley.

(Ffom the Philadelphia Nor,a Ane:icaa.l
We all know that Admiral Schley
vas a fighter to the core. but his
little speech to the women Of New
York gives hin aew distinction
Toe general impression has been that
Scb.ey belonged to the Bob Evans cIaes,
aud left toe fr'lS TO sbose who liked
,5em, bu, we were all wrong Not even
D we3, 'he Cheste, FIELD Of the cavy,
could have borne biwsef better ;han
Schiey did when be faced that great
aggregation Of feminine Iovelioess and
said: "My idea Of the relations OF the
navy GO the lacies is, our ayus are their
defence; their arms are our recompeose y
Waesber that is crigina! or DOT, 'bs fact
that be Thought Of i, acd said it is
enough X shows tie AdDisa! /" oew
light, aud one nu:5 10 bis credit For
sulaseIy, the ladies De addressed we're
on yacht aioo gsids. while be vas safe
90 bis ogn Geek Had it 20, osen for
that he would probably have been kiss
ed to death, apd while that would have
been delicious va? to die, the nav!
canuoe spare bim Bu, oh Sch'ey, ycu
brave old sea cog, who woulc; have
thou gbs 1t of gcu.
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Which Will it Be Z?

Under date of August %, the
Camp Cuba Libre correspondent OF
the News and Courier says /:
There seems to be a good deal OF
the ego bome'' fever among the boys
although it is less prevalent than yes
terday. Several large petitions were
sen, up by the enlisted men to day
to Gen Lee and other authorities
asking that the regiment be disband-
ed aud sent home.
Lieut.. Col Tiiiman made little
speech to- o-night to large crowd in
from: of his tent Some times they
would cheer him and say, "Go
home p' and again they would cheer
him and say, "Go to Cuba !" "Go to
Cuba - and it went on in this strain
throughout the entire time at inter
vais of his speaking
While here to day the inspector
general took notes of everything that
we needed, and said that he would
recommend that these things be furn-
ished at once, so that our boys should
not need for anything
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London, August 81 The Madrid
correspondent Of the Daily Mai says
the officers and soldiers who have re-
tn.ued from Santiago de Cuba bitterly
accuse the Americans of uoiul6lled
promises made at the ,iue of the capt..
ula,iop of Santiago The Americana,
they say, forced the Spanish troops to
eccanp on 500, where hundreds Of
corpses Of the Spanish defenders Of FL
Carey were buried The rains almost
upear, bed the bodies the steoch from
which produced an epidemic The
Americans, ;be Spaniards assert, kept
the latter without food and he officers
received only ,ioned sardioes Most
OF them returned seriously i'll frcsn the
effect of prolonged hunger Several
die daily. The e"vercmens bas re-
solved, the correspoodeb, says, TO
appoint the ex-Spaoisb coosuI at Key
West as diplomatic agent at Washing
ton uotil peace shall have been signed .
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"Blind Tom" as He is 20
Day.

! "Tbe uams Thomas Wiggics means
aothiog to the majority of readers. :"
sei,es Jobo J a Bscke, IN the Sep
tember Ladies' Home J urual ''Bus
Thomas Virgins is Blind Tom e
oame familiar to huodreds Of thousands
in tbs ccuutry and abroad, who have
heard the piano played oy 1sb's wonder
fol negro. The preston that be IS
dead is pretty general one As a
matter of fact, BIiod Ton has never
been i'll day io his life. Ga the
banks of the Shrewsbury River. III a
domain of oyer two huodsed acres Of
woodland, stauds picturesque two and
a-balf story wooden house with broad
veranda Here Bind Tom is at home.
"Ris bands are DOT at all piano
hands In place Of the slender, long
fingered hands which one 80 often sees
10 great pianists, Toms bands are
small and plump. With the thumbs aud
saperiog fingers quite short.
'sTse strongest impression bore
away was that CT the sweet, contensed
life the poor, bliad negro is leadiug.
There vas pasbos 10 it. had expect
ed to find wonder at toe piano, and |
cid. for bis uotaughs mastery OF the
instrument is marvellous From the
time when the Besbune family left the
dinoer-sable to see woo could be play
log on The piano, and discovered the
sightless pickaniony of fcur years
perched on the stool, bis little bands
p'ucking uncappy melody feom the
key bosrd-f,om that siue uosil now be
has bad an unwaveriDg devotion to 'be
Instrument whose music is bis life.' u
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TIME TO STOP.

The State can and does appreciate
the situation of the First South Caro-.
lima volunteer regiment BOW quarter
ed at Jacksonville So far as posi-
BILE, we should like to see the govern
meut consider the wishes of the men
The weary routine Of camp life
through The hot summer months has
pressed heavily on the troops and
the prospect before them does not ap
peal to military ardor. Granting all
this, the men at Camp Cuba Libre
have gone entirely too far and are
bringing reproach On the service and
on their native State They have en-
listed in the service of the United
States for two years, the kind of ser
vice not specified, of course, and
they are not the Judges of whether
their services are demanded or not.
Gen Lee asked for the First South
Carolina and the government does
need the regiment for service in
Cuba Indications do not promise
an idle life in camp after the regiment
lands
The enlisted men have proved true
to duty, in the first instance, by en-
tering the army. They cannot fail
in the supreme moment without dis
credit to themselves In fact, they
have very nearly all been guilty OF
violating military lava serious mat
ter for every one of them
The President has acted nobly by
South Carolina and South Carolina
troops ought to. for this reason, show
appreciation of such treatment. The
men of our First regiment have GER
tainly gone far enough and we trust
they will no: go one step farther =
State.
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News From Company NJ.
Correspondents Dailv Item.

Special Correspondence Daily Item.
Camp Cuba Libre, Fla August 23.
Il know | have been a little delin.
quens in writing, but every one
knows that soldier is subject to or
ders, and. after moving, we had to
get settled in our new homes !; then
came series of reviews-frst regi
mental. then brigade. then division
The Sumter Light Infantry, better
known in the volunteer army as Go
NJ, was highly commended Our
regiment is considered the best. and
Co n the best in regiment
Our regular programme, carried
out daily unless rain or special orders
prevent, is. revil!e 4 As, police call
SO, breakfast 5 80, drill to 9
o'clock guard mount 4 O'Clock,
dress parade at 81 =; after parade
we usually pass in review. Among
the daily spectators we number Brig
Gen. Barkley and staff
The friends of the following boys
will be glad to know of their promo
ton
Corporals Yeadon and Strauss to
sergeants
Privates NJ B Clyde, H A Moses
and 2 A Brown to the rank of cor
porai
There are eight more corporals to
be appointed will write who they
are as 5000 as the appointments are
made.
Our captain, L s. Carson, VINO is
well known to all, is considered one
of the best line officers in the regi-
ment, and if you could see our com
pany drill you would think be de-
serves more praise than he gets
Lieut. Wilson is very popular witt
the boys
Lieut.. l. Il. Moses, Jr, who a
short while back was appointed to
Gen BarkIey's staff, makes quite a
handsome appearance mounted on that
handsome horse of his, so well known
10 the most of Us
The friends of Priva.es Ha! Scott
and NJ. L. Harvin will be glad to
know that they are improving.
Private MelIett is quite i'll in dIvis
ion hospital.
Co. nj was the color company on
division review. and the reviewing
officer was heard to say that the color
company of the lst S G was the
best be had reviewed. Non CoM