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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10

Die Ren 0orter Sun"
bringt cine 9driierGprreiponoen5,psIz
6e ii4 barber beI9pert, oaB Oie2tmsz
rifdner in iener Stabt geieli6aFtliG,
ged6tet iinb. Mtun bsi6rdnf! ii9 auf
ben rotbpenoigIten @ertebr nit ibnen.
Gben 5ptf9en 5~ran3oien Hno 4msriz
t%dnerinnen peroen ofs MesuQiancer
betra6tet. Imerifanii3e 9iplomdten
1perben ii6er bic Q6IeI angsfe6en. Mfan
farm it9 iiber Die Mitt6eilungen nlr
freuen, ba hermit Die 6uffnung gegez
ben lit, baB Die 4meritaner 10 bel
Selb1tgefiibI BADEN tperoen, it6 enbli3
BON Der &rie6erei bpr ben 5ran3Oien
gu %emdn3tptren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10

SenrD @inter0abis, Der
BON feinen Gonitituenten i'm Sabre
1859 aufgefprbert purbe, n65ubunten,
neil er bur6 feline Stimme ben Repu=
b%lifaner Bennington d%nitatt eines Iiibz
Ii9en 8rpit~laOsreimannss gum Sprez
der eema6t bate, bieIen obsr ben
Stanbpunft ge6Drig tIur ma6te, bat
bieier Sage in benz Senator 2inbIaD
BON &entufb einen Na9abmer gefunz
ben. Ser Senator mar Don Ieiner fl
berpiitbigen 9efebgebung dufgeforbert
fporben, ub5ubanten, neil er gegen bic
Silbsr Bill pon Seller gsItimmt bat.
Der Senator mics bieie 3umuf6ung
entf9ieben 5uriid. @r lei nur ieinen
9runbIdBsn in Der 0G6rlln9sfrdge
treu geblieben, bic BEL ieiner Dabl gum
8unoes Senat in &entudp ougemein
befannt gepsIen puren. G2i9t er babe
Die bemotrutif6e 9urtei in &entudD
perIaFen, funbern biefe i'm. sd bin
Elm Genator BON &entudD," Id9te er,
,aber i6 bin du9 Senator fir bic
Ser. Stoaten. Sn 2otalfm9en bin
ib bereit, ben Snterefen 8entudp's
mad beIten 9rGfen gu bienen, ebrIi9
unb nit &ii6ii9t auf bic 8unbes> @ers
fahung. Nenn a6er aIgemeine Sntes
refIen porlie9en, pelde iecen She'll bes
2anbes 6etrefFen, 10 miifen oieIel6en
pOm Stunopuntte bes Die gdn3e Union
umfafenben Batrioti5mu5 betra9tst
perben. ltnb bie5 peroe i6 tbun,
glsi9oiel per meme 6anolungspeiie
Derbammsn oDer rper fe biaigsn mag"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
Strnarnrdubrr anf gedntrn.

Gin Rdolr non 0.f= As. Strab.. Rem : Iori,
purOe ffr]li6 BON 3psi Strab,ur0ubtru, mid; uuf
Pjcpcles iubren, I'M Gsutral=9dri dsQcflntH, be-
raubt NM btiiuuunQglos iit0tu etlihtu. 99jeNer=
holt ino in On 3situUgtn ptribit0tHtr Sbeils Des
Qdrots 9eri6te tbtr RGubanidlt, btqanQsH pom
Stutct, iptl1c duf DEM i6ucl lid DlbiHbtiU,geHoeu
HaDt j1bel, grihisltn. 60 ip;it man iptiB, inn bic
lltbeltbattr in itOam Sdle DIR 9oliisi eutfoumtu.
Ntn. 0siurObtits %jrit0rer, Rrdufbtittn DER Nl:rIu
NM Der 9lai,, peroen nd i,b. i~Ulbri6:irli6 in
oltiber 99eiit DIR Gtitnabm: ~cutiie5su NM uHgez
btmmt ibr: e~ntisslib, SbdtiQfeit f%orticBcu, inns
ibWtu uibt ron anbcuiru an Giubalt qctban piro
ourb Dus trditiQc Gtugr:iieH BON Sooitetttr's lRa=
Q.Hbitttrs, Ocm btttu niuretii6tn INN tUHiih,H
Witttl. Oas pje 0;uitit ttuut. Gas Q~trauutt 0ts
male @orbsueunas miittl lit Der bette bctlHHts m,Ois
;iniio,. S5uB. muo jplr Mot MIR qc1ru Ritrrr=,
iuHO;rE dub QsQtH rbcima hide uup NtIldrId=SeI=
ocu. zine RrcHtbtit ruirD in ibrtm 9ufslIsitIOium
lfibtcr NM DolfluojItr ~ubrDdl!jpt. Die NHlptHs
Dund oss @itt:rs ifbrt gu Den Qliidlibt.u SttiuitI=
ten in 5dlea uou Spsp:pf:, 9:ritopiuuJ, Geberlel=
'Dtu urO 0trOcuFtdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10

IS z8ertrez
ter am 0ufon beriA!et, DaB in ben leg
ten a9t Monaten feline gr0Bersn8olbz
funbe gema6t porben uno Dab bic @rz
perbsd1ncen bort re6t fiimmert;6
feien Qt6sr troBosm Iinb ale 9ldbe
uuf alien Sran5ppri 9dmpfern na6
Nldstl bis gum W&dt 6indus belegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
Baltimore NnnapOliS= SBnrt>9incs
6ileHbahu.

Fro4iuRrQftam II. 3optmbtr 1897.
9noc perlaTen Die 6amosHsS tation nab aHHasos
q OHSt standardization al Wo6tatGsu nm C.55.
. "a S M uup Ito Ra6mittug5 uup 6.25 Nbt5.
q ynrtS nS6 4nuapolis uno u. g8. & Z. 3loiibtGs
an @obsutd0m I'M 405 Ra6mittl94.
sonutaos 500 9ormittaos nHo 45o Ha5mitiegs.
tootn Gas uuO So 9ormitta1s, 1900 Minlvg.
. n pafEittdas IND $40 AbtHps. SoUuilG5 93l
SoTmittlQs uup Go 9btUbs. Sin 6.abJuq iSbrt
+5oli5. ausQW0mmen SouutGss, UUu gSst Il. 8teE
oeip. StruBG Baltimore, ab.
). @itfcu 9ropu
@eHtrals9fadftsiu brer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
SrQnfen iih III Sobe.

8efon, W.s8a., 9. 6ebruar. =
Did Simpler, Dirt Gbenrpith unb
So6n Burton 6aben ii9 81 @lenbiae,
@ifmorz Gountp, gu Sobe getrunten.
@tlmorSgountp 1T nit Dem Segen Der
8ro6ibitipn bebaftet. unb Die brei err
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10

ueberaIl touAen5ur3ett
@rinnsrunqen an pas tole Sabr in
OeuiI6en 8Idtiern ouf; man itDBt al
Ientbalben auF 8ru9Ifide Der 9peIie
jsner 3eit. 6reiIi9ratb, 9erpeg, Sim
tel, 9uQe Ii. (. M. fperbsn nieDsr MoDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10

Senprbe2pme {, Spanien's
@ertretsr in @aIbington, Ifsint Elm
9eianbter BON Der Sorse 81 isiu, pie
iie 5riebri9 @ilbelm Dem 8ierten
borI6pebten; nGmli4 Die fparen Sc
Tanbts, u6er feline - @eI6idte. De
Come bat Das 81. g. 6. Der Diplomatic
auBer @6t %9eIaffen, unD feine8s6eimz
ni1e niGt genug gepdbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
aaehIidlr NlarplanOer @tienbabn.
qrottnatsftom 3 ouobss 1891

oH,. r,rr,T,u ee 6iaeusS station, fDie Fslat:
91Sff III =. G6utulug. Sauptlinie, y. < "a. n.
~ % r INN rem GHosH uuD ausgene amen SOHHtaJs
~ n n, v. r.. Gbambcrsbur9, MarttHsbuTg uH0
95i' SSssrrSittoog QoTi, g. & 8. 9ip.. unO
* rs,Tris ofIi6 BON GmorasSroUs. fsrHsE gars
IL rro g. { 3. y. ".
~ g, ']armittaos - Suuptllnis, @bambcrsburg,
'-+.n,rid' GmHj.sburg mo q. < VI. u. U. na5
% S z H@S%9Tiai3toss - aa0m. nod u~nion.9riog.
ug9 SS1orTittaos - Qtiom. mad llniou:griogs
NJ S&ttgsbirg. icrucr Carlisle Ho -. K .
,,56- TR,bmfttoas @Hom. nab Emoro=groOs
:553 GT,Emittc1s 49, Ntiom. mad uuious9rio-L
SO . G1iThmittlos Ggprsb ua6 00.i uHD q. 6
,,SSo 1nbmittaos 49, Ntforl. nab gmorps@ropt
iiCg V1hwtttuQs GLprsb mad 9uuit,U an ttr
S,rntGris. f.rucr Grebcrid, Gmmitsbuyg, 5bip'
S.~sbrra uub 81. ( 20. u. R.
10 Tabmitta5s - diiom. nab GnOrpsGroot
n Ia Nbturs - Nitom. mad uujOHsSrtoec.
qI0I s. Wbeuos - NttOm. nab G~moJpsSroyt.
III d WbsuDs ~ 4fiom. nab Gm0r1s8rop1
- gdcli6. !909lth, uus8euoumtn SoHHia1s-
Nur SoEutlQs.
qinets uuO @eg0dsCiiin gr. 2D5 DFsSali!merN
ana, holten an Unions, Observation-Disclosures.
SnltSrs. 3atbroofs (~Qortbsgotnussl Stailon an
( IN. S 0 b. Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
9alttmsre So.

NV ~WW
GIsaunte Sampfsr tGllih, dusgeHemmtn SanRs
tags, pom lIuiouz5ot (5Ts Der @oHcorotrasO. $50
2beHbs, SaHtOEsIsrits 90 abos, Haa SIe Vptnt
Comfort, WnrfoIf. PORTSMOUTH uue alien
Suntten eeS SIeruS. gsrbIHouHs in Yorismoutb
nit Der % Staboor0 QiT Stuie" Geifloiener Sug, FORTS
mouth nab AtlGHto. SU0c 8tTbiHbuHa Iu WeleoH
nit Der ~gtIaEiuc @ocit eIui.." gu ytoriolt SerbiHz
buHa NIT Der ~lorielt uno SdroIlna," nyioriolt uEo
{ oEtbcrH," atlantic RHb DdupiQt" uno rgIoriolt GHo
UeitsrH SiieEbabR," uno mt Der nSlb 3omlHicns
SinIt" nab g]tsrrberHe rub g8oihtHqIoH, Mss. 81
Slo BoIut Comfort init Der aGhCiaprnIe Uuo Ohio
gIieHbuhu" uah SIdmUED NIB IuutttH bGs NtiteaS.
liGtlieiteH E01 Gem tEropiIiheu Blanc. SururiOie
9dIiicHsSlmMer. G,ctirIiIe SslsuttuHg. SGmpis
bciyuH9. 9oIsn fr:I DtdH beige sailttsH= Simmer I'M
OFT SaItimores Ctr. 2eiepbOn l435.
Sphu ". Ebcrfppp6, BtnIGm RGuean,
GsHerdls Uiaunaer. Gen. ~. mo BGl. ABeHt.
g. Sromn, GsHeralsS BILLET Gsent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10

50 ab'mi 6 1te6!" bar m a n
alio in 0euti4lnno auf eineS6nuppsz
marie ieBen 4u9 gWdrme MIDI"
rMa9 mid luItiq!" uno r0u abnIi es
ni6t!" limb mad @ntT6eibung oes borz
tigen Bdtentamtes, troB benz 9rpteIte
bss S9nupps6renner : @ereins, mod
aIs nSrabe : N1urtz" Spriide 5uldfig,
tpogsgen n@a9bOlberperIe," r@inen
gum 4bgetpDbnen," ober gar Der 9Ger=
lebte" berp0nt iinb. WabrI9einlt9
tpiiroen AUDI 8e3ei6nungen ME. Sargz
nigel" pOer r&attengift" Der preubiz
f9en Sprit Snbuitrie in europa unb
Nfrifa unb bumit AUDI benz beiIigen
&arioffeIbou, ber9runbIage Desstaaz
tes, i6peren S6aben 3ufigen unD
ni9i gebulbet perben. Sa, IS gs6t
ni9ts iber cine Re9ierung, Die in jeben
Quart i6re Gaie Iteft unO 4GsS better
tpsiB unb better m16t, als 2eute, Die
bdrauf ftubirt baben, oies unb ienes
bod better gu piHen, als Elm belisbiger
8iireautrat pber 9ens0arm!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10

Mat6ia8 Yf6orr, B ser
@rpBbrauer in Min6en, nil Der
Sh1ot Miuipnsn i6enten, psnn Die
8iIte Ieires 9roBDaters, Des 8egriinz
berS Der Miintensr 8rau : Snbuitrie,
in Der Rutme56aIe oufgeiteGt nirb.
Grub ME in Qmerita! Die Sbee 1T
ii6riQen5 gut; Der alte Yf6orr glei9
ne6sn 2uopig Dem Grten! 0jfter
unO 8rauer! WaIer : pi6ter unD
9ier : 6rdueri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
Sine meme SehnmSIung ge9en Wlts
bilOuEarn.

Rir habtn uzisrim ( orotorium rim Esuss 7,pertss
ment fur orthoEGou6 0eiIiuHot uRi,r s,ituHo ots
Or. NJ. Gdlapirc. irubrr in gEitu, binIuatilat.
qlntu GTtsR poH Dil6biIouHaen hes 9itl6ens. oer Ollie
16eiL na1 Der nsE.n Tctboee b.s Broi. Sorcn1 uez
gsien. Sr. 6loIa r.. Sreplfer,
Sr. 1921, TGsiiOH'A osHus, Baltimore, no.
(glsp26. 3DIu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
9pmncrHas, DEN 10. Sc6rnar 1898.

Die uuqenbltdlife . f
feren5 5piffar 9euti6Iano uno ben
Ser. Stauten lit cine Iduiige; natiir d
GhilhInns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
SSnd, l&ajbiuatou.

Gt. G0Da.s5tatiru, an lDQ5Htlg.l, I5.,O T0j
Ncr9sn5, f7j0. f3.50, Il0.0l gcym.it15s, Hi,
12.26. 9}.3G gtobmitiaQs. N5.ll. fji2 fI.p,
f9.32, IlO.4l abmos. SoLutcls, 3tlO 4lcyl.a5,
E8.jO, ElOOl Eormiitl1s. H325. 33.3j Natmi.s
tags, 3C.42. f932, Hl0Il 2btHos.
6lmotHsS %tGtjoH, GH 23c6,ntlRC, 800, Iil5,
fi.1j, 6.3I UtorQu5. F7.2O. ES00. SIS. 1900
tl0.l2, flO25 @oruittlls, l2.15, fl25o. r. 40,
30, lT3 % = Wiuutful Ni.lO Rl6mi,tlQs 1.0i,
Ej.50. GlS. f7Wn. 1870, E7is. Oh t.l0
3l0.55, ll20 Nbtuos. SCuutogs Ii.-5 6.3j Yors
otas. S.3j. 1000. HlOl2. flo.25 9orui,:'Es, 10
RIO i3i5 T. lEiuu.eH) N16w;t:115. ag5, GIG,
ROO. EI3O. q.l5, f9.4 fl0.5J Il.3) H5mos.
%Jb annapolis. Mt. RoYllsS toliou. I05 No-z
GERS. $50 Normitta1s mn >. Il NbtHfs E'mo.9s
Station. 20 Nlur1eus. 800 @grmtt.l5, 40
Ra8mittaas uuo so Tb,uos. Yin Soauta5su, 800
@urmiit1os grD sos Ih.ros.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
Baltimore S~e6ia6-Gi(en6aGa

Qort5 ban D en- Il ssS tation.
3ugs ssgta 40 81 SS0gtaIaseA nap earDlii um
7.4U SerHIlIl0s mlo 4UU 9tdOuutiaQs.
3uSe geben ab al 9SebtntdseH uap 9tlaiE um
$50 99rmitta0s mD $50 Qaamiitas8.
gage oebnl alb al SDRntaQen ua9 Cardiff I'm
go 9ormitta0s uao 400 4a6mittaqs.
9hgs eebeH al an 5onntaoeu nap 9slair UNI 6.31
Nbenos.
90. q. Rosrs
GALL @eHerois@ si2dftsfAbTsE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
9ampfIdiifS> 9ln;eiger1
.Neue RQns0tnie,"
ST. GrifsCu-finie, Mt SttF gD:,,

nad1 Vhila6elphin. 7aidtt ~eiuSelney Iabrprcl5
5000. S,bntlsia; GTtlrtou S2.25; Gtt-StnJeusr
]Sebrprsis $50, Ssbuta9ige Srturiion $500. gtat
golt Cp.r Sabn pon philadelphia 81, GriuriiOn So.
fern,r Siuste Hat TaUs J1lutr, Bolton, Albaup, Iron,
g&.sg, W%:nsraUeu, SrIoIeport uuo BcrtlaHo, NE,
uRo RuHFteH uorotIn. 2dBlih, aus SerorneH Conn
taas, I'm 5 pbr giGdlm. GTfurfonss Slltte rperosu
mi + I'M Sur,au ~psrEarit. 6rGdt biaiesr ais luie nit
Der SGbH. Shift roh Bumpbtet. SIareuce Sbrtz
srr. assHt, III. 2OI, Sl5bttTGBe. CSttS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
ROYAL BLUE LIVE

hNNb 49, 70
gGs3uQs iu.ro-a Ouya oas 4Hs 10: sd; l:uhtsL
YtyluiitH blmOtH StntIOM
Tgt,IaNtu III. NDpllsS tdtlUU 1 4iHu.Hl lplttr)
J,lb yi,iDsgogt, Bottom Dno Dem Cttl an lHos
6sutaUeu, G.j5 Ytorgtn5 @g.ltOalG9aL 500.
1850 5psiitUag9nnl GormlttaE5. Psi els
Sp:iitlpag9oUl, $40 YdbmltioJs, goo S9eIitpag5
goul 900 QDtHos, lis Nl@.5. S3.lira qJOu Oou
35,rSsi S%onata2E. C75j. $50 -Sp:ticplggom
gormit.aos, 2.lj 5ysiGDlGJ,ul 3.43JtItmittags.
600 SveiispaqQouI, 300 g1slOs, Ills Ga5rs.
Sa.aiDa 383n pcm DIT. &o~o1.=StatIom Gle" iir
g15 QtldHt.lsEitr. 7.55 gj0ratus, 1880 gormits
f15s. $50, is 54S Nabm,-ta85. ScHutags.
Ga5 Vl5ilassg5ia, Wt,m.uatoa IND G5ditr, an
lQob,utogeu, G.55 SDglno0l0oal SO. 1890, uur
In yRllmiuaton dnbl.!cU9, SDsNaDagI0HI NOruitz
.1Rs, l2.5T, els SgciaUaGgoH, Rur IN l9ilmin1s
COM, 900 abenOa. lis sa@ts. SOnntaos O.5j
uuO $50 SpsiicpIE1OUD SorMlttlgsf els Sptiiss
lpalgou), 3.49 Matmitt18s, GOO 5ptii;Uag9rU,
q 90 gbtuns. lis GdGts.
Ia6 agflis Stationeu an Der 46jla5iyhi:r 0ipi-
fou. an J0cbtutng:I, 800 GOUmI!tlRs, 800 YlEs
mittdgs, 5.Oj A5:aOs. SOnuta5s, $50 Gorm;'t155
gtrlaiitn GamOtn Citation
Qab frtOtzid, 40 ~Qormjt.ag3. 10, 40 T16'
mittaqs uuO So AbuOs. IH SouHtagag 9.35
gUrmtttlls uno 90 &btuos.
RAD @iu6stsr, .7.3O gbunos, 240 uHo A39
"5 Ra5 6aaarstopr, HOP gormittaaa HlO IND
430 Vadmittags.
had VT. GlrO NM LSegUlIlpNtaf GIT -N3@EA@
tao,n. 73G gormittdGs, 40, 40 glbal.tta1s,
55j Nbtuos. e9Hntugs, 9.3j &crmiita3s, 52j
RS6 GnicottsGiiD. an BO8,u.al.a, 60 Dior
a.ns, 40. HOO 9ormittaps, l.21, 800, $50 5ta5s
mittadg, 5.2j, $50 lilo g5,Ucs. SoHHia55, S.35
9ornittaos. SIS, G.30, lilo &51ros.
Qab Gurtis' 9lD. an g9o1.gt5Jsh 02S gtoEs
a,ns. gtTldbt Curtis 9lv, an 29ot:ntaath 5.Oj
AbtuOs. an -
%1dQii9. 3GEpr:Bjug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10

am I. 5S6ruar 1893, 3 llbr 3u6mittdQs, IS / IL
/ I IN d d I 7 I'M Nlter BON Sc Sabrsn.
Die @eeroiQung iinoet b c IL / c, go6mit=
tags ? lI6r, pom Srauerbduic, Nr. 1927, MtiamuH=
Strubc, aus TAFT.
Sic truucru Gattin ncbt
(33-6 il RiHOtrH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10

Esus S,ttioHsn INN iest jr S,l0tiauHa h,rV,,
ridtst. gis!s ausgepdblte Cots. Ser SEpsriHttr.
bent U5s @runots uu0 9Oo.us iUirO itOe ssWiirihts
Qu5funit trtbtiita. Sls 8 T emdtor Il NJ ts5t
tdgli1 Iur anip.ftion Oiitn. @tg,n Hdbtrsm p,nO.
man nd an ben Supriut.uo,nt:n OOtr an OGg Bis
rsaI IN 0r. 322, ROrosG :.
t9hrifIS IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
GS ftnrh
GS ffnrh
NS ftnrb

3u Ci=9taoioro, ga, am i. Nduucr mad laUQem
mo idlpcrtm &eiOeu = rcperid = D #, - Sabre
mn 9 MOndte ait, friibcr in Baltimore ipObubait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
Hene Mn;eiaen.

WennS6rosm Srunte Ober
benz 8ebrau4e BON 9roguen ergeben
Ieio Il. ni6t our6 SelbIt6e6errI4ung
baDon lafen fOnnt, 10 penoet Sud an
bas SeeleD : Snititut, Nr. 14l8, Maz
oiIon Qbenue, Baltimore, MD. $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
@cutt nan rein lit,

fRsIt man am ~ipoblfsn. Na6 ,insm gao i6tiui
Sas G.b.u b0b,rtn Btrtb fir uns Iu bao:u. llno
,f has 30blstfitbl, psHn man pur6 uHe purt
rein III!
Evening journal., 1898-06-24
Clayton House.

HARRY BOTHNIAN. Proprietor.
Dinner Saturday. u to q OoIu roc
Cafe or main dining room. Oilly SOC
Puree Of Jackson, au Croton.
Mulligatawny.
Baked Salt Water Trout, Potato Chips.
Radishes. Lettuce, French Dressing.
Boneless Bacon, with String Beans.
Baked Lamb Pie, Family Style.
Deviled CLANS on Half Shell.
Iced TaDioca with Cream.
Lemon Sherbet.
Ribs of Prime Beef, Dish Gravy.
Stuffed Loin of Veal. Brown Sauce.
New Potatoes with Cream. Green Peas
Sugar Corn. Red Kidney Beans.
Lamongue Pudding.
Apple Pie. CocOanut Custard. Cherry Pie
Vanilla Ice Cream.
Assorted Nuts. LAYER Raisins Fruita
Crackers.
Tea Coffee. Cocoa. Milk.
Evening journal., 1898-06-24
WILL USE POSTAGE STAMPS
A MILLION DISTRIBUTED FOR IN
THERMAL REVENUE PURPOSES.

A MILLION DISTRIBUTED FOR IN
TlERNlAL REVENUE PURPOSES.
Washington, June 24.-The secretary
OF the Treasury has decided to make
temporary use OF postage stamps for
internal revenue purposes under the
new war revenue act and yesterday the
first lot of about a million was deliy-
cred for shipment to collectors.
1t is estimated that about 25,O00,0OO
postage stamps will be required TO
meet the needs on the service until the
regular issue can be furnished in suffi-
cient quantities. About 100000 pro-
pretary stamps of the regular issue all
ready have been sent out, and here
after large daily shipments win be
made. The Pacific coast will be sup
Piled first, and then points further
East, until the whole country is COW
cred.
AS soon as the revenue collectors re-
ceive the stamps they, in turn, will
place them Immediately in the hands
OF their deputies throughout their dis
tricts. National banks will be asked
also to assist in the distribution OF the
stamps, so that the general public may
have as easy access to them as posi-
bic.
Evening journal., 1898-06-24
Double
breasted
Sack Coats

tons a side, wide fronts and
good sized lapels to be correct.
The proper and best cloths for
them are Serges-we have them
in suits ready made at $40, $l2
and $15 in young mems and
mems sizes. At $S and $40 in
youths sizes, 16 to 10 years.
The $15 kinds are silk lined
and silk faced, very nobby and
dlessy. Our $40 Serge suit in
black or blue, that we make to
order, is the best Serge we know
of for the money. AT $25 we
have a very fine twill, and at
$50, genuine Clays. All the
grades in blacks and blues to
order. The ready-made ones
mostly in blues.
Evening journal., 1898-06-24
TABLET TO BENJAMIN WEST
FAMOUS COLONIAL PAINTER RE
MlENlBElRED BY A DELAWARE
COUNTY SOCIETY.

FAMOUS COLONIAL PAINTER RE
MIENdBElRiED BY a DELAWARE
COUNTY SOCIETY.
Media, June 24-'The house at
Swarthmore now known as the West
House, the place where the famous CO.
lonial painter, Benjamin West, was
born and reared over a century ago,
was where the Delaware County His
torical Society met yesterday to hold
its midsummer meeting.
An interesting part OF the days ex-
ercisCs was the unyeillng Of a tablet TO
West in the room in which he was
born. The great artist first saw the
light OF day here in 173S The house,
NOW somewhat remodeled from the
original, was built in 1924. The old
walls and quaint architecture are still
preserved and surrounded by a pretty
shaded lawn. The historic place has
an inviting and cosy Took. It is now
occupied by one of the Slwarthmore
College faculty, who showed the his
tory searchers through it yesterday. 1t
was a West day with the society, and
the exercises for the most part were a
eulogy OF the great painter Of cen-
tury ago.
Colonel "A. X. Mcclure was the first
speaker. He talked fifteen minutes on
the Importance OF political research
and OF collecting and preserving the
data OF great events for future his
tory. Papers were read by Mrs. Phillip
II. Mowry, OF Chester, wife of Rev. DR..
Mowry. on THE Patron Saint OF the
American Revolution" and by Garnett
Pendleton, OF Upland, on "The Present
the Child of the Future"
w. Benjamin West, a descendant OF
the fourth generation from benjamin
West, unveiled the tablet. 1t was OF
granite, and on it was inscribed Ben
jamin West, p. p G., born in this
house Tenth-month, Sth, 1888. PLACED
by Delaware County Historical Society
June, 1895"
A sketch OF the life OF West was read
by Rev. DIR. Joseph Vance, OF Chester
and a beautiful ode on "The West
House" was composed and read by
Professor John Russell Hayes, OF
swarthmore College. The closing ad-
dress was by John f. Lewis, of Phila-
delphia There was singing during the
sessions by forty pupils OF the Media
High School, under the direction OF
Miss Henrietta f. smedley and Miss
Helen Calvert.
Evening journal., 1898-06-24
WARM WEATHER COMFORT FOR

WARM WEATHER COMFORT FOR
the feet will cost you very little at our
store this evening. Here is a special
lot of fine, extra light vici kid Shoes for
men, both tan and black, "a full SO Shoe;
this special line, $3.50. More of those
light velvet calf Shoes for men, thin
sole, light, fine calf, a 80 Shoe from toe
to heel. Our special price is $1.5O.
Ladies fine hand-turned Oxfords, white
calf lined, a good s12O value, this
evening 81. Here is a special line OF
Ladies' Oxfords we were lucky enough
to get, a good 81 value in looks and
wear. We price them 7S cents. Russet
Shoes for boys and girls. Special
prices on special lots that will save
money this evening for many a careful
buyer.
FOnUIHN y, Shoe House,
No. 10 East Fourth ST.,
Between Market and King.
Evening journal., 1898-06-24
pADpEp sATIsFAcrIoN.

Where many men are crowded TO-
gether, as at Camp Tunnel, personal
differences and animoslties are sure TO
arise, and the parties to such disagree
ments. being fighting men. naturally
want to settle their affairs at fsticuffs.
Army discipline is strict and the pun
ishment severe for infraction OF the
rule prohibiting fighting. but there is
always a way to accomplish a thing il
intelligence and strategy are brought
into play. While fighting is tabooed,
boxing is not, and gloves are TO be
found in camp for the amusement of
those who are inclined to use them
One day quite recently, the WayfareI
learns. two members OF a company be-
came engaged in a dispute. It became
50 hot that words were used which
called Tor severe punishment. The vol
unteers agreed to fight it out TO a fin
ish with gloves, and repaired to a Sc
cluded part of the camp to do L. The
gloves weighed six ounces, but that die
not prevent one Of the belligerents
from knocking the other out, and ther
both shook hands and were satisfied.
Evening journal., 1898-06-24
SPECIAL.

We've about so pairs Of
Mems Black and Blue Serge
Trousers that came from suits
from which we sold the coats
and vests. We've marked them
at half their value for quick
selling. $1.25, $3.50 and 50 for
trousers worth from $3.50 TO
s.. Don't expect to get them
next week.
Evening journal., 1898-06-24
DIED.

DIED.
BENT.-At Thurlow, Pa, June IS, 1898,
George Elbridge Bent, in his S7th
year.
Evening journal., 1898-06-24
PROSPEROUS PEoPDE-soUTT

A PROSPEROUS PEOPBE-SOUTH
DAKOTA FARMERS ARE OUT OF
DEBT.
They viii be lending money to East
ern farmers within a year. Don't stop
to sell your old worn out farm. Let the
mortgage take it. Go to South Dakota
and buy a rich black loan prairie farm
for cash or on crop payment plan. No
hills. no stones, no stumps. Good
schools, good churches, good water
fine climate, and the best people on
earth for neighbOrs.
For railway rates and information
regarding lands along the lines of the
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Poul Rail-
way, write to III. f. Hunter, Immigra-
tion Agent for South Dakota, POI Dear.
born street Chicago. ILL.,, or George
II. Heafford, General Passenger Agent
Old Colony Building, Chicago, Ill.
Evening journal., 1898-06-24

Come and see for yourself
Our store will be filled with
bargains awaiting you at 8 80
tomorrow morning.
Evening journal., 1898-06-24
COLUMBIA AT BRBAKwATER.

The United States cruiser Columbia,
which arrived at the Delaware Break
water on Monday afternoon from New
York, and sailed seaward that evening,
returned to the Brealwater yesterday
afternoon, but departed at $40 o'clock
in the evening.
Evening journal., 1898-06-24

In London. II is said, even small
boys wear the American colors, side by
side with the Union Jack, and the two
flags float together from public build
ings. Time seems to have greatly i'm
proved John Bull. and the old gentle-
man may be assured that his good will
is heartily reciprocated by Unce Sam.
Evening journal., 1898-06-24
MARRIED.

BURKE-GOSSON.-At the residence
OF the brides parents, No. 1904 West
Third street, on Wednesday evening,
June %, 1898, by Rev. John ID. G..
Hanna, William +. Burke and Miss
Blmyra Gosson both of Wilmington,
Del
GUDGEON-STIDHAM.-At the resi-
dence Of the brides father, No. 926
West Seventh street, on Wednesday
evening, June %, 1898, by Rev. John
d. c. Hanna. .Medford r. Gudgeon and
Miss Rosa May Stidham, both of
Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1898-06-24

Really the way John Bull is carry
ing ON viii cause the powers to ask
Uncle Sam: Who's your fat friend?''-
Chicago Dispatch.