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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-21
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
State Land Office. Carson City, NJ

~ L ; &t4h
State Land Office. Carson City, Ne
vada, December Il, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that the State OF
Nevada, under the Act of Congress APP
proved Jun Is, lSS0(2l Stats. 2S7) has filed
i'll the United States Lari Office ut Carson
City, Nevada, List No. 1S7 of lands Sc
lected under said Act, and has applied
for a patent of said lands; that a part Of
said list is open to the public for inspec-
ton, and a copy thereof, by descriptive
subdivisions, has been posted in a con-
%Henient place in said United States Land
Office for the inspection of all persons
interested and the public generally.
Within the next sixty days following
the date of this notice protests or con-
tests against the claim of said State of
Nevada to any tract or subdivision de-
scrlbed in the list, on the ground that the
silC is more valuable for mineral thar
agricultural purposes, Will he received
and noted by the Register and Receiver
of the United States Land Office at Car
son City, Nevada, for report to the Gen
eral Land Office at Washington u. G..
The following are the subdivisions
described. to wit:
w of W. !, Sec. 26. T. 10 y. r. 10 f.
NJ. d. b. & NJ. 50 acres,
A. c. PRATT,
State Land Register of the State of
Nevada.
Date OF first insertion, Dee. 81, 1897.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
III the District Court Of the First Judi
cial District of the Stale Of Nevada,
Orm$hy County.
In the matter of the estate OF Oliver
Irngabaugh. deceased.
Notice of sale of real and personal
properly at either public or private sale
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
in pursuance of an urtitr OF sale made
and entered on the 18th day If january,
1898, il the matter Of the estate of Oliver
Long&laugh. deceased, the undersigned,
aimiui>irator Of said estate, will sell at
either pnhiic or private sale. and receive
sealed bids, subject 70 confirmation by
said Court, the following described real
and personal property.
One-haIf interest in the northwest d
feet of the southeast 81 feet Of lot No. !,
Block No. ), known IS the Thomas Beer
building. and 0ne-half interest in the
Hope building and the lot of ground
commencing at the southeast corner Of
Block ). lot No. l; thence northWeSterly
50 feet; thence southWesterly 80 feet;
thence southeasterly 80 feet: thence
northeasterly to point of beginning.
situated at Empire, Nevada.
Onc-half interest in general merchan-
disc store. three horses, one buggy. small
lot of hay. book Ormsbv
County warrant for a small amount and
small lot Of wood. Full particulars given
by undersigned on application.
Sealed bids will be received up to. and
sale will take place on Thursday, Febru-
airy Il, 1898. The real estate will be sold
at the Court House door, Ormsby County
Nevada, at II A. NJ. of said day, and the
personal property will be sold at the.
store of Longabaugh Il Co, Empire
Nevada. at 3 o'clock P. NJ. of said day.
Terms of sale. cash.
SAMUEL LONGABAUGH,
administrator of the estate of Oliver
Longabaugh, deceased.
Dated January Is, 1897. 3w.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-08-17
The Lancaster Graded
School.

HNllE NENT SESSION OF TIRE
Il Lancaster Graded School begins
the lst Monday in September. Patrons
ar" requested TO send pupils promptly
on the day of opening. Reasonable
tuition fees VIII be- charged pupils
who reside beyond tn" limits OF the
school District. All pupils will b" re-
CURED to pay monthly incidental
fee.
This school is better equipped for
efficient work than ever before in It's
history. The curriculum has been re-
viSed and the corps Of teachers is
second to non" in IA" State.
Boys and girls from distance de-
string To attend his school can readily
secure cheap rates Of board her" in
private families.
For further information address
R. +. MILLER.
th,m'n Sd. Trustees
CHAS. L. CoNNoRS,
Sec. and Treas.
Lancaster, :. {. Aug. =. I$N>.
limo.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-08-17
TnE End OF TNE VAR Has
COME
PROTOCOL SIENED-A CESSA.
TiON OF HOSTILITIES OR
DERED.

The Terms Of Peace as Embraced
in the Protocol are Those
Which Have Become Familiar
to the public-Thc Peace Com
miSsiOnrrS VIII Consist of not
More Than Five Members on
Each Side-Thc Commissioners
to Meet i'm Paris Not Later
Than the FIRST of October.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07
Der Observation-Disclosures ben 7. Npril 1898.

- Der ,Sirma Freib 4 @immer,
DEM @errn Sal. lloermann uno benz
@erru 9. &enSten ponpe9en SeS Sais
lons @el6enfes IN Sorm zines ,SdB=
6ens allsSeseidneten Sodbiers lei
hermit nomenS bes Sruterperionole
better CAN'T erltattet.
- Die iunScn Mdnner in ct.
GlOup iinp mai wieper militdrilh
a%nsebauht, cine Wili;z ompallp loll
0e0rilnoet merpen. Web Nnterluno
ma9It rlbiS lcin,
- Nm Stelle pee tilr;lih aus oen
Sieuiten Der Ginger 9tdbmalhinen
COMPANY Nuo9etrctcncn Sperm Werb
Shmulen muroe ANcrr y. 9$illlno 0le
N0ent cn9d0irt.
- Erulmneiltcr veon. &oh crpieo
it'd Somerlta0 Nbenb mleoer ais be
tier &e0ellhicbcr, mie leinc nit Der
Wepaillc peS wronit Nitp &e0clsElub
0cihmiltte %rult be;eu0t.
- SonntaN tcbrte l,err Mm. Nrnlt
bon minneapolis, no er lld) Der lnnp
zines 9elhittcn Nu9enarStes amer
traute, bon leincm N~u0cnlcipen gene
len n0h st. Gloup ;lrit.
- Nerr uno ,vrou Sacobo ~rcilter
Wtonta9 nit ibrem Sobne nah Spoz
fame, Mnlb., 40 lie lid anperen Wtit
9liepern Der ,vumilic, Die lid bereite
Iriibcr BORT niepcrllcIen, uniGlieEcrl
ncroen.
- Scit Samlta9 betraIert Die IA
mile Is. WrpEmun Den SOB hires eil
,>abr altcn SobnhenS. Wpntn0
murpe Ole veihe beerpiot.
- Spt;ieller &trtnui o0ucrbaIter
( hlbe IN pieler Mod)c bel Wco.
Sr;cw t, 10. 12l, Ct. ~crmnin-
ltraEc. l12
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07

yestem SreitaS trai in Golb
Z pring bic Srauernadriht Elm,
oaB ,srau Waria Neuberser, bic bis
Dor einem Sabre IN iener Srti6ait
anidiiiS mar, in ibrem nelen teim 81
Sort Siiicton, Z. ,, icli9 i'm Sperm
cnti6laien lei. Sie %eritorbene mar
Mit9liec oeS in Golp Sprina bette
benocn NrduenpereinS. 49, in Der Tint
Scgeno Don GOlo SprinS wcrocn IN
oielcm Nuilbiobr ueri6icpene Neuball=
ten erlteben. 30 beiBt eS, baH ncblt
anoercn Die i,crrcn Mid). &rdmer,
Wtatb. Neipeln unr \olcpb Guliin0
neuc 9%$obnun9cn crrihten %laileu.
Ger I'M Conn yurcmbur9
wobncnpc !. y. ShrciielS e~rireut
iih leit Den lepten So9cn peS &ciuheS
lcineS Gulpers, peS i.errn ycouaro
S6rtifcls, melher an Dem Wepicdl
Golle0e III It. vouio pen meoi;iniihen
Stuplum oblie9t. Ter inngc Wcoi
;iner miro bic Ncrien;eit bel ieinem
SrlpCr ilbrin9cn.
s%ie tin GeriNtponN olpin0s
Orp bc'a9t, hat lid pdlelblt Aoerr
y. !. Shduble nit Hlbert Sur; i'm
Shont9el6dit uiloclirt. Sic &orbc
%rcltun9en iilr pas CONCERT, welhes IN
Der Sapballc am Sitermonta0 abeno
gum Selten Der airhe gegeben wirp,
iilo munmcbr 9etroiien, mo iiher lit,
paI Den &ewohnern Don Noloinoo
toro nlc ;luor Elm 10 0%n9enebmer
Nbeno bcreltct murpcu, lple am nod
item Monta9 Nbenp. Sas Nn9enebme,
nit Dem lobliden .Slpet p%erbunpen,
miro niht perieblen, Der l%lnterbaltlnl0
Gin poles i.>auo III ilhern.
- Speiieller &ertanf baucrbaiter
Shube IN oieltr &ohe bel ~ 0.
Sr;emit, No. 72l Ct. Wemain
ltruEc. l12
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07
Stabt=N sui9fcitcn.
NtNn ltie Ole }ln;ci9e Der yci'ell
Mn Nnmnnnn OIL nnncrer Stclle

Dan lt'e Die Nn;cige Der ycl'el
1huh Company un dnocrer Stclle.
lie 6erreu !. u. HSimmer, IS.
* Stcmurt unp ,Sobn GoGteS bc0a
ycn it'd heute nuh .Ntinmcupolio, I'M
,ogt Ocu Contract Iiir yicferun9 Der
l'lOitcr Stcine elmer SirmN bon Ct.
N.ouD III iihern.
@&ie 0epobnlih miro and Jest
m5 Der MNbl oGrOui Sepoht, mas
ctr cine Oocr Der anoere rllr ocn CT
mobltcn NHnpiO0tcn 9etbdn bat. User
W &Irtlihtcit oOo Scini9c iur &Snbl
1slctyN0en, 0i6t lid nit lcinem BE
mIFOcju ;ulrieoen, obnc 60 an Ole
1.oHc ~lode il bOn9cn.
IN ocu Cn0li'hm .3citur9cn
'uloi0cn unitrc NcG0ermelltCr crbobte
N,slhprcjlc an. Sjc yilte lit III
.1ul, I'M Tic meutgelolih IN oeIlidcr
-pruhc wieOerNu9cbcn. Zen Seut
'.W uiro ole Antitnoi9m9 milnoli6
GgWlht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07
Tin mtsrGsbmun sSnniicr M~potbciry. !.

TO 0lbt nrlr &CuiNc, mclte 0cmcd
ity .ulo mltuuebmun0ouolIcr limo ais
y. !. " II H mo pic teiue Wtl6t
iparcn, pde Eelte uon Nllcm ibrcl
Nunptn bclor9cn III tonncn. tyr bal
Jest Die wcrtbpolle N9entur uou u.
Nino'oNcw S;9copcrU9c0cn Muino
iUGt, NytGltNn2 uuo Nu'tcn. Sicc
III pOa mmpcruoIt Neilmiltcl met.
Dies 10 0roRco Surorc I'M 9an;cu YAM
DC maMt iniol0c Der plclen b%epunoCro
utrttcu Gurcn, to beilt 0blolu,
Nlthmn, GronhiiiS, Neiicrteit umc
ale Nolo Nrull mo Wn9cnitlpcr.
Spredt III obiger Npotbcte nor mn
laHt euh cine frobchaidc irti 9eb;r
ppcr cine rc9uldrs WroEe iilr 80 Nto.
uno 81. oo. @ciluns Sarantirt ope,
Der Freis ;uriiderltattet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07
NiD;ciam:N
9ln Ealmionntud cclebrirlc D

" Nm Falnlonntd9 cclebrlric Der
bofw tie Hilhoi Srobcc nah porher
9e9un9cner Ealmweibc ein F'ontiiical
amt lnnn hiclt dbenos en0lllhc lsre
pl0t. Nat) Der Abcnpanpaht wurpe
un9ctiinpigt, OaE Der Sio;elan Sberc
I'M i llbr abeups Die lelegrapbildc
Ndhrlht pon Dem Sorc ieines -
sabre dlten &aters, pee IN Giuih
prep I'M iilpliten Seiterreid mcbnbai=
ten Nerrn Mottbduo Srobec, erhaltell
babe, Der an 9leiden Gage, 3 llbr
nndmltta9o, clngetreten mar. Nlle
wldubi9en Der Sio;eie, welde Dem
Nerrn %iihof ihr t%iciitsS Teileio be
;ell9en, iperpeu lid 9eipiH audi nit
Dem Sberbirten im Webetc percinioCn
filr bic S%eclenruhc pee &er'torbeneil
unp 10 puS Nnpcnten pes unlerem oci-
'tigcn %ottr 10 nabe 0eitunpencn "a
blh9elhiepcncn IN Der ri6tioen tatbo
li'den 2$ei'c nhtcn unb ebrGn Mon
rag Mcr9en 9 llhr wuroe in Der Na
tbcoralc Gin Seclenumt iiir Den per
~it,rbcncn Ncrm Mutthdus Srobec &c
hultCn.
@0brcnO Der leptcn Gage Del
Nbaupohe mo am ho6bl. S'ter.
ielte iinpct Ser w%otteooien't III ne,
Notbcprale mlt iol9t ltatt: Mie &C.
lteri, Mittmoh, Nbenp 10 iilocn Dom.
nCr'to9 utp ,vreltug Obenos bOlb :
HIN Die ,SencbrG" it0tt. 2m wriln
Somntr'td9e miro mpr9ene =" l(br &c,
Sl'bof cin Eonllflcoinmt cclebrircl'
lnp mGhrcup peoielben Die bl. Selc
welbcn. Nm NharireltdN bc0inncll
bic Gcremonien mor0en9 llhr;
ubcnp9 mad ben Mettcn EanionSpre-
oi0t III cn9lllhcr Sprahcr Nm Char
'dm'tO0 Ntoim Der. NcrrmonlCn nm :
llbr NIT oardui rot0tn0cm EouttNtui
amt. 2lm hi. Sitc,icitt pontiil;irl
Der hohmit Ntrr Eiidoi morNcne
hdtb ii llhy; abCnoe hulb : llhr Eon-
tIlicOlusopCr mo Ercoi9t, llO ;unl
SdluI miro Der Sberbirte oen Se0tr
nit pc:i Allerbciligltcu crtbeilcn. SlC
Gollctte ant : %ittrionnt0gc III ais Gu.
t~htpruticum 6eltimmt.
SIC i'll HoScoe NnlGni9cn &NtDo
litcn, 9ebcn, mit mir boron, nit Dem
wceuntcn I'm, cine Stride III buien.
Sas Neit Der iicben Shmer;cr
M0rid, pdo Futronsielt Der pom
hohp. i. NonrNo, =. :. q, patio
rirtcn wcmcinoc III Nlbonp, purot
,vreitu0 ollpa rurh ein pom hod)w. 7.
Erior Nocrmam, :. Z. y, bon Si.
iobn'o inter NMiiten; Der bohm. BE.
neoictintr %incent mo Millebroo &C.
bnltrncn Nmtco, wdbrenb mclhem Del
NelcbrNnt Die Neltpreoi9t hielt, IN
icicrlihcy H$eiie began9en. "e9tr
BOO Mtitglieber DER Wenlcinpc Cmpitl
0cn am Edironoieite Die hi. Comm.
Mon. Ger inter ycitun0 peo Erof
9lno .NcIIcr 'tcbenot &irdendol
trl0 ourd, 1us0e;cihnelen Welan0 he.
ieutlid ;Wr NCbun0 Der Ntler bel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07
9Sic sut a%uaiuiebcn.

Wutco 2luolcben bdn9t guli lino
gar pom cinem 9utcn .Sultdnoc alter
%ytGcuoprgNnc al. Menn Die vcbcr
mtbGti0 lit, bubt ibr Elm blIiolcs Aus
iehcn; mcnn cler Wu0en III llnoro
mruD III, babt ibr ell 'dl;ht pcrouI
enoco Nuolebcn iyHn cure Nleren
an9c0riiien limo, bct. lbr ell 9epreH
tco NlSleben. SlDcrt cld cine quite
Welunobcit, mo tltr TuSleben ipiro
iihcrlid cin 0uteo lein. nNlcctric
@ittcrS" lit ein NuteS olterircncco mlo
Stdrfemittel. l&irtt brett Gllf Den
Wia0cn, yebcr mo Nlcren, reini9t
Dos Tlut, belt SInnen lnp Senlen
unp perlcibt Gin sutee AeuBcre. ,Neoc
,vlaihe %Sarantirt. %rrtauIt IN y
!. &ubn'o Apptbete, 30 Hento
bic Slal6c.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07
Nms Der Mm9c9cmh.

NN'tttH, 1N'ltlppu, "VplSlHr
'tdrb IN M upbcm vutc, Benton
10, Die Wdttin oes loerrn ,NObn
Shmitt i'm after bon ~ ,Sabren. Mit
Dem 10 lhwcr 0epulften @0tten bctrall
crnpeu um;eiti0cn SOD Der Mltter ad)t
Sinner. Mor9cn, Nrejta9, Nahmit
tag iinpet Die %ccrpi9un9 III Saut
NupipS itutt. Zen Nintcrbljebcnen
;ollt Der ,2torpltern" leiu Sellclp.
zine belize Shlaht brad)te Die
an Sicnitu9 III Saut Gentre "a
9cpeiene Stuptmubl nit lid. Die
Stimmoeber iprahen it'd III @miten
peo NntuufS peo rEroucrei= Ni0en
tbumo" aus. Mit 81 0eoen II?
Stimmen wrlrpe y. y Ncw ais
Silr9ermelter eupGblt mn Dem lang
IGbri9en Stnptlhnpncilter ylcuo &ello
wurpc Die fate Shulter 9eSei0t.
&ierwirtb ,>oiepb llpte9roue pon
~ elroe miro lid leiner orpinan;
~lpirci9en &eriabrenS ipeScn - er ioll
leinc Stontltlbc na1 II llbr ubcnpS
nod pften Nehulttn BADEN, Dor penl
Hie'trCn9cn pcruntworten millicn.
Sic I'M Sown ct. Martin
gcle0cnc Woreo ,Surm purpe iiir 81,
500 eincn, ,i,crrn ullo Iiellc l:lain
uertuuft -Nlerr Mid. Sbelen bat lid,
nit icincm Sntcl Motb. S$u0ncr, DEL
in q. Glouo cine Socumaiicriabrit
III Setricb bdlt, 9clhGitIih pcrbm
ben.
,Sreo Nedlln pon u cm Eup=
neopillelo ll, mic c0 bciEt, 0Clon
ncn lcin, it'd III 3tihmono nitoerW
ldllcn mo BORT Nullocl III NderNerd
tbCn III betrclbcu.
Ger il ,iubre ultc N>cinrih,
Ohm DER III II / ii monp mobncn
pcn H$ittwc Nlnupiuo H%eber, fam
Sienltu1 Nbenp III lester s&oht All
Der Nd0o nNd Nnten i'll Sant hiper
um'o vebtn. Wlnt Stunoe lpGtcr
purpC Ole Eeihc gefunocn. Nrtit0N
INno inter 0roHer S%beiluuhme ole Be
cro,GlnN 'tOtt. Yer 10 hart Neprili
ten Mutttr ;ollt Der n2torc'tcru" icill
ouirihtigc@ Neilcip.
Ger \ sabre Olte Sobn Der III
|yutc ~ Gorge mobntuoen ,yomilic
,iobn Ecreno crlitt eiueo Cages IN
tester H$oNc aui Der ,Su9o p%rh III
iGli9co voS9chcn icincr ,ylintc erbe6
Tide &erlepIn9en I'M H'eliht CT ut
0ui beipcn NliGcn blino, lIrp man be
iNrhtct, oGH cr oOS Nugcnliht nldt
wicocr crbultcn miro.
,>m after uon IS iubrtn itOr6
Z omltnN MtorNcn III Sout IA
|pipo Die Wuttin peS Sperm !N.u9t
&ropn. ,ibrcn 500 betraucrn nit
pcm ~'uttcn ;lpei So0tcr unp Elm
So6n. Sic vcidc wuroc MittWod,
IN Vrincctou Dem SdoE cer EroC
ilbcr9cbcn.
Nua ocm Nlcl'hbNuic oeo Ncrri,
Neinrid Nrcbo uon : t. Nu0ui it q
wurocn IN tester ,SrcituN 9iaht Nc9cll
loo Fiuro I&urit unD uht Shiutclr
O~cltoblcn. Dit Sihcrhcit weiI man
niht, Iucr oeu Sieblt0bl ueyibtt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07

r.u0 ptS politilhcn VebenS nah0ez
.anul. Nuh bic be9eilterte ,Sreupe
..ety Die Nnnubme Der Slottenporlaoe
~ utrruudt, Wenn cS aud niht al
1,0htldn0cn ieblt, Cont bcrrlbt
.utrlihc Seltta9e Z timmun9 mo nit
r.ulpiOcu Weiiblen 0ebt Seutlhlano
,,t9nul in p0S ,Selt binein, oenn Die
w,rlbihuitliNen %erbdltniile buben
NIB oNuerno 0ebcilert mo eS berrlht
,,t Suirieptubeit uuo Sebo9lihteit
rsy Sutteu.
,En Seutihluno wurOe Die Stim
"lmO III Der cubuuil 6en Nn0ele
JUubtlt lett elmer 9&ohe lmmer ireuno=
.lhcr 0eoeu sic %tr. StOntcl unO
'hrGtbt man Dies bNuptlGhlid Nuci
,lrluhen Hu: Vrlteno loll Der &0ilcr
llh Der Nnlibt Sulti0en, oaH bic Hr-
p~lciiou Der Wtaiue pom NuHcn her cr-
iol0te uno ;uciten0 ut man trbittert
1e9tn Spuuicn, neil oNllclbt cntlpe
Der niht Oen 9utcu l&illen ODER nlht
oit Mtaht bat, Die Srcmocn III Nubu
III ldnltcn.
SiSmurt' 9 50. N~'eburtotu0 lit
IN Nrieorlh9rub NJ I ctnem Neltolner
U~eieiert moroen. northumberland
ben mp SclcGrCmme licfcn aus alien
Weoenocn Seutlhlano'o in llnmulle
Elm, oarmter cin lebr hcriliheS N0no=
lhrtiben oeS Rujlera, Der Dem gilt
tun;ler eintn ~toitbartn SpNiierltot,
0tlur nah Dem Mtllter peS weltbe=
rilbmten &riltltoto oee groHcn Nrleo
yih 1emuht, ais neutrality-suspicious.
iIberlunpt hat. Siomlrt'o Weiuno
bcitoWituno III ;uiriepenltelleup, bod
miro ibm ouo Weben iebr ihper.
IN Dem .Suitunpt ocs %irriinnigen
N0ui0o Stto pom = uiern lit cine
Mtupun0 sum Shllmmcren ein9etre
ten, unp mult 0luubt, ouG CT I'M ( ter
ben llc0t.
Si|eruilii h { SABINE mebt ilbcr
Sort NrtbW unp Die oent'hc ilber
! Njuo SihNu. NS oldlbt lest Die
mNuo mebr an Die Nrbattun0 Der ,>uz
tt0ritdt oeo hineiiiden HeiheS unp
man iieht ciuem unuuibultlamen Ger
iujteluu9o EroieB ent9egcn. Ste
Nruu;oien buben bereIto tire ,Soroc=
rMlO uu9emeloet, lpflhe i'll ser Crz
wCrbuu1 zines Sbeileo pee llloliden
Nblnu uui r99 ,Sabrs" bcltebt ulD
ltpt hat lid nod Gn9lunp III melpen,
Wcldes pas 9dn;e Shat peo 9)an9 tie
Niun9 un lid reiGen miro. Sapall
iheint in Der Meiie ;uiricpen9eitelll
lein, oaB lbm NuBlunp ireie Nanr
III Sored eln9erdlmt hat, Welheo no
minell inter hineliiher Superanitdi
'tebt. Gn9ldno miro 'id III ple'el
Nnnectirun9 nit 'tmeren, Ner;en per
iteben, u6er eS miro iietiroepem poll.
;leben.
I'm Nerlauic DER Budget Sebatte
I'M oiterreihiihen Vi Il 9naten + Il IL
{ lepten Slmltu9 tam wruf S;e=
henpi Uui Die Shue;ole Der &erei.
ui0ttn Stdutcn III Iprehen mo per
lNn9lt non DER c'terrette'h lil9art-
'hen 9te9lerlll9, oaB ne pa9e9el S$le
Nerper9eltun9o WaBre9eln er9retre.
Su N0noel9mlnl'ter Nrbr. D. Camel
CAB III, oar Der :Sltererport lebr &c
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The evening times., 1898-08-01
NO PARADE FOR CAMP A1eER,
Plans for q Grand Review When
the War Ends.

The Camp Ager- Troops will not be re-
viewed by President Mckinley next Sat-
urday.
The postponement and probable aban-
donment of the function for which such
elaborate preparations were being made
is due solely to an Introduction from the
surgeon generals department.
The military authorities were assured
that typhoid fever exists to such an ex-
tent at the camp that it would not do to
march the soldiers from that rendezvous
through Washingtons principal streets.
1t would endanger the health of the
city and probably cause the develop
ment of many new cases at camp.
In this connection it may be said that
there is already a movement on foot to
army at Washington after peace becomes
an assured fact. and have them reviewed
by the President before they are mustered
out.
The movement first took shape in New
York city. and the intention of those with
whom 1t originated was to have the re-
view take place there, marching the SOL
diers past the tomb Of Gen. Grant.
The suggestion was well received by
that the Capitsi of the nation was the
proper place for a display of its military
strength at the close of the war
There will not be as many soldiers in
line as there were in 1865. but there will
be enough to make a magnificent show
ing.
The evening times., 1898-08-01
CAPTURE OF NAT ARNOLD.
He Stabbed Edith Parker On Feb
rUary IT. 1897,

Nat Arnold. colored. who stabbed anc
nearly killed Edith Parker, colored
abou; eighteen months ago was captured
Saturday evening at Atlantic City by
Detective Lacey and will be brought tc
Washington today or tomorrow.
The trouble between Arnold and the
Farke- woman occurred on the night OF
february Is, 1897.
She lived at 20i Eleventh Street north
west and il was there that Arnold Wis
tied her A quarrel followed and Arnold
plunged a penknife in the woman's back
The blade entered near the spinal verte-
brae and caused paralysis. Arnold made
his escape.
Ti.,. woman was sent to the Emergency
Hospital where the physicians fouri the
knife blade sunken SO deep in the body
that Z was with great difficulty that they
extracted it. The patient fingered be-
tween life and death for several months.
and when it was learned that she would
recover the grand jury indicted Arno'd
for assault with intent to kill.
After a preliminary hearing in New
Jersey Arnold will be brought to this
city for trial.
The evening times., 1898-08-01
Shin on Fire,

Annapolis, Nd. Aug. 1.-The pungy
William Chestnut, Capt. John Clement,
loaded win lumber from Basil & Parlett,
Annapclis consigned to Henry A. Tyd-
ings, while proceeding on her way to the
Magothy River. when off Sandy Point
Light, was discovered on fire. The ves-
sci was run on the shore and scuttled in
order to save her cargo from destruction.
This was not done. however. before con-
siderable damage was done TO vessel and
lumber. Capt TORY, of the bugeye Gar
field, of Annapolis. and an unknown ves-
sci aided in getting large quantity of
the lumber off the vessel. and also in cut
ting the sails loose and taking them
ashore The fire originated from the
Stacking of lime in the hold of the YES
sci. Much of the lumber drifted OF and
was picked up by passing vessels.
The evening times., 1898-08-01
DIED

McALLIsTERaon Sunday; July 81; lses. az
husband a. Margaret c. McAllister. nee FlaheTty,
and son Of Margaret and the late Michael Nc
Allister
Funeral from his late residence. go ST. se..
on TUESDAY morning. August .. ls9s. at a. m.
Thence to St Peters Church. where reGu'em high
mass will be said at $50 a. m. Relatives and
friends respectfully invited Item
HYMAN-On Sunday. July 81. at 2 p. m,
MAGGIE HYMAN, wife Of Frank 7. Hymzn- agAd
Funeral from Israel A. NJ. E Church at 2
D. m, August 9. 1893. Relatives and friends
are cordially invited to attend 1t
KELLEY-suddenly. on Saturday. Ju'y go 1898.
FRANK 7. KELLEY, son Ct Mary A. and the
late John L. Kelley. in the thirty-seventh year
Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence. No. Ito Sixth
Street southeast. Monday. August I. 1885, at
p. m. Friends respectfully invited. 1t
LEONARD-On Sunday. July 81. 1893, at his
parents residence. 324 Delaware Avenue. EARL
CAMMACK. only son Ct Charles l. and Leila
Leonard aged eighteen months.
Funeral will take place on Tuesday. August
2, at 9 a. Friends invited.
''Suffer little children to come unto Me. for
Of such is the Kingdom Of Heaven" 1t
MARyINE-On Saturday, July 80 1893, after a
long Illness GEORGIANA p. MARvINE. widow
Of the late Archibald r. Marvinc.
Funeral services at the residence OF Mrs 8.
Monday, at O'Clock. iy3l-at
NcDoNALD-on Saturday. July 30. Is9s. at 10
a. m, GEORGE b. MCDONALD. son of Alex
ander and Mary Mcdonald. in the I'D year Ct
his age.
Funeral from his late residence. IS Street
northeast, Tuesday, at $50 a. m. Mass at St.
Aloysius. Friends and relatives invited to at
tend. iys1-st
HiCKS-Entered into rest on Saturday. July
80, 1888, at p. m, in the eighty sixth year Of
her age. MRS. JANE HICKS. beloved mother Of
Mrs J. B. Lloyd. Of this city, and Mr.. A. E.
Hicks CT Hicks, Col.
Funeral from the residence Of her son-in-law,
1855 Street northwest, en- Monday, August I.
at 4 .. m. Friends respectfully invited to attend
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The evening times., 1898-08-01
C.reIe.. Bather. in Danger.

Ocean City. N. J.. Aug. Three bath
ers here yesterday narrowly escaped
drowning as the result of their own care
lessness in venturing out too far. A
young woman and young man, who were
bathing near Eighth Street. were res
cued by number of people forming a
chain by joining hands. The third party
rescued was James s. Mayberry. Phil
adelphian. VINO had become exhausted.
He was an expert swimmer and had
overestimated his strength. He was
brought in by James and Thomas Brewer
In their surf boat.