davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05

Staten beitimmt, in nelhem bic berI6ie@
oenen n@rbibits" Sntel Sam's ~gefammelt
our Iusitelung gelangen nerOen,
Die oer16ieoenen Gambler, nit tenen Die
@ereintgten Staten oiplomatif4e 8%e5iebun=
gen unter6alten, finb Offi3ieG our S6eilnabz
me an Der Sruns@MifTfiippiz@u5 iteaung
eingetaben porben, unO cine @n3a9l ocrielz
ben, barunter Canada, bann Die metIten Der
central unb fiibamerifanif9en 3epublit.n,
BADEN bieIe @inlabung angenomme1, lpdb@
renb pieber anbere, barunter 0sutl6lanb,
@nglanb unb Stalien, ertldrten, auf cine
o~ffi3iele 8et6eiligung Oer3i6ten gu u%iifien,
isbo9 ausna6mslps berii9erten, bic pribate
S6eilna6me Ieitens SnbuitrieIsr Der be-
t~rsffenben Climber 10 piel als mOgli4 I0rbern
gu tpolen.
Was bic in Musii9t te6enbs 9etGeilteung
aus ben berf9ieoenen Staaten Der Linton
anbetrifft, 10 fam, O6ne Der IN fpl9eu
9ingen lanbesibli9en uebertrci6uug Su
perfalen, 9eiugt perben, baB nit aueiniger
Nusnabme Der nWprlb's 6atr" nod teine
MusI teul1ng in ben Ser. @taateu cine Ipl6e
8eF9idung auf3utpeiien bate, als bies Bel
Der SranszM @Nuste1lung Der San
fsin pirb. Ni9t nur, buB Die CUR Sranss
MiiffiippizRegion geb0rigen "a 9tauten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05

ben 2eieru cine Nnii9t aus Der 8pgelperz
fpettioe bprfii6ren unb Der iiber 200 Ncres
umfaBt, 1T i'm n0roli9en Staott1efle tpn
Omaha gelegen unb fam mittelit 0reier
9traBenbabnltnien (SroGep gpIt:m) unD
3tpeier @ifen6abnen in 3e6n Minutsn bonn
Mittelpunfte Der Stabt aus bequem srreiAt
perben. Der PGaB Telbit 1T fir ben 3wed
nie 9ef9affen unb burb Qnlage elmer Ga
gune unb tleiner tiinitli3er Seen, iot0ie
cur6 bibi6e partanlagen entTp*e6enb
peri90nert tpOrbsn, 5plgenbe 9auptgebdube
fir Nusite1ungs5pede tperOen auf Dem Nus
"Ite[ungsplaBe erri9tet tperben:
@ebduOe: Sir 2anOpirtbi9aft; f8Dne
&iinTte; Snbuitrie; @lettri3itdt uno Mfaz
I4iuenpeien; MineraIien unO 8ers5au;
freie &iinIte.
Sir Die N66altung BON groBen 8erfammz
lungen, Gonbentionen u. bgf. nirb tin iogez
nanntes Mubitorium erbaut perDen. QuBer=
Dem tperben nod Elm administrations Sc
6Guoe, elm aus freilpiaigen 8eitrdgeu Der
96ulfinber BON Nebrdsfa nit einem Soften
uufpanbe BON $4,000 gu erri9tenoes sim
bergsbGuDe", Iotpie befonOere 8ebduo: erri1z
tet nerben, in pel9en probufte bes @arteuz
baus, Der &inbOis6@ unb 9ferbeau9t, Der
WaiI9pirtbf4aft, Der 9efliigelz unb 8ienenz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05

gu Der lebtertpdbnten NusIteGung tperz
ben gang beionbere 8orte6rungen 9etroffen,
nnb Die felt Qnfang bieIes Sa6res i'm @ange
befinblt3en 4rbeiten fir bic el6e iinb 10 melt
Geote9en, buB ni9t Blob an Der re9t3eiti9sn
GrOffnung Der @usfelung, Ionbsrn audi
an einem me6r als getp0bnli9en @rfoIse berz
iel6en ni4t mehr ge3peifelt perbsn fam.
Die Srans=Miifffippi=Q usteGung foirb,
pie oerf9iebene 8prgdngerinneu IN bieIem
2anbe, internationalen @barafte- 6efiben,
oa Die @usiteaung bur9 Elm @efeb bes Gonz
9reiies anertannt unb, Bel glei63eitiger 9ez
piuigung BON 100000 fir Die erpa3ierz
ben unfo1ten Der S6eilnabme Der 0sreiniqten
Staater cine &egierungscommiIi;6n freirt
puroe, pel9e aus ie einem @ertreter Der
beri9ieoenen Regierungs@0 81 Departments, oes
Smith, zSnititutes unb Der Ser. Staaz
en~5iI3ereicpmmiifion befte6t. 81, Sum
me bon $4,000 1T fir elm bereits in Der
@usfi6run9 begriffenes @ebdube Der Ser.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05

fiinf5ig Mitgliebern beftebenben 9irettoz
RUINS, peI6es einen 8pGSugsausF9uB,
beftebenb aus feds 9irettoreH, aus Ieiner
Mitte CUR unmittel6aren @ei9dftsfibeuug
unO 2situng Der Nusfiibrungsur6eiten err
nannt bat. Die feds 9irettoren finb
@befs BON ebenio bielen te9nii6en Separ=
tements, pel3' lebtere pieber Die a0t9ige
Nn3abl 8ureaur %entbalten.
Geben Der ELECTROMAGNETIC Der 9lusiteis
lungs=@ eieui9aft, tpel9e bur6 8ertreter
Der perT@iebenen SranszM iiiiip Stauz
ten ergdn8t lit, Die ben Slang oon @ices
Yrdftbenten in Der ELECTROMAGNETIC be-
tleibsn, pibmet au9 nod cine 5raueuz
bebDrbe Dem llnternehmen i6re 9ienite, dbn=
li9 pie bies auf Der G6cagoer NusIteluag
Der SAL nar. Die lebtere 8e96roe pirb
bic Sberaufi9t ii6er berf9iebene 9eparte=
ments Der @usfteIung fibren, narlentli9
in 8eaug auf Die NusfteIung Der Nr6eitsu
Dffentli9er S9ulen, Der &inSeroGrten,
9anburbeitsz unO Snbuitriei9 ulen, 9linbeus
unO Saubtumm nzSSntitute, &eformf9ulen
Ii, I. m. Die 5rauenbeb0rbe beIte6t aus brei=
Big Mitgliebern unb bat aus ibrer Mitte
einen @OQ3ugsausf9uB bon fieben WiitgIie=
bern CUR unmittel6aren 9eI9GftsfIbrung
dngeoronet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05

Su9t mad Sob SauIenbe bon gintpanbez
rern in bieie acknowledgement @egenosn tibrt
unb babur9 neue Nieberlaffunger 1Qid6rIi9
in GROCER 3ubl entiteben, angeii4ts Der Hot6z
nenbigteit, fat oIe Nabrung fir bieie neu
6in3ugefommenen MenI9en bon peiter Serne
ein3ufiibren, einen duBerit attuelen Gbarat%
ter, Ni9ts lit betanntli4 i9pieriger, als
bic 3ufubren i'm CONNER BON ben Snoianern
I9leppen pber i'm Winter nit 9unoei9liiten
bef0rbern gu ldIien. Sin 9unoef9litten fam
o%ur6f6nittli9 nibt mebr pte 15-20 Meiz
len tdgli4 3uriidlegen unb leibet unter benz
beoentli9en llebetItanbe, 6aB aud bic Nabe
rung, iopobl fir Die Sunni: pie fir Die &elz
Tenben, uuf 10 lange 3eit mitgei4leppt lperz
ben muB. S9on aus oieiem 8runoe piirbe
Die GinfH6rung bon &enntbierpoiten einen
@erfe6r 5piI9en ben oerf9iepenen 9}inen
unb Nieberlaffungen, uno Oeren ausrei9enoe
observation-disclosures ii6srbaupt erit erz
mogli6en.
q Die @inri9tung elmer duBerit renta6len
eSSnbuitrie BON &ennt6ierz 8robutten. 2dpp%
lamb nit Ieinsn 100000 Rennt6ieren DerfOrgt
ulle Observation-Disclosures pes n0roli4sw@uroS
pas nit gerdu@ertsn Fsnntbier3ungen, bos
Gtiid gu 10 Gents, NIT getrodneten 6duten,
bas Stid gu $1,25 bis gu SITS; nit 9eger6<
ten 6duten gu 50 Bis So, unD auBerhem nod
$4,000 Sleif4erIdben nit gefrOrenen ganaen
S6ieren.
SriI4e Rsnntbiere selten babel nod ais
cine Delitatefe. 9isfe tOmmen in gsfrcree
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05

5u9t etc. CUR QusiteGuns geGangen ionsn.
Die 0imeniionen Der 9ouptgebd1be iinb
bur3als bebeutenb unb Deripre4sn geniiz
geno Raum. Sn Ausfii6rung Der peri6ies
benen @e6Gube pir6 Der Iogeaannte fret
tlaiiii4e Stpl b~ominiren, nit bebsutenber
anlebnung an Die fran3Ofii4e 8snaiiiancs.
Die 8ertleibung Der @ebdube miro nit To-
g%enanntem Staff" erfolgen, pel6sm. UNI
bas fir bas 4uge bss 8ef9uuers unungez
nebme 8eiB gu permeiOen, Elm leidter Nn=
flug BON @remefarbe gegeben pirb. Die
5eritslung BON SGuIen, 8usreltsfs, Sta
tuen unb @ruppen, gum S4mude Ser Der1
f3ieoenen 9ebdube, tpirb bur9 &iaitler i'm
8ilb6auerfa9e e%rfolgen.
Die Soften fir Snitanbfebung bes @use
ft~e1ungsplubes unb Die @rridtung Der be<
treffenben @e6dube perben ii9 auf 6sildus
fig $1,2OO,OOO belaufen.
Die GontroGe bes Nusitslun sllnterusb=
mems befinbst fi4 in ben !9Gnbeu zines aus
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05

Die Iebten bret Sabr3ebnte bes CUR Ieige
gebenben S~abrbunoerts tonnte ma: pobl
nit 5ug, unb 9Re6t Die periobe Der Mus@
.iteaungen inner Ni9t, als Of eS ni6t
f9on Dor biefer 3eit Aus1teIungen gegeben
bate; Die 2onboner NusIteQl1nq in ben
fiinf5iger Sabren, Die Barrier @tftausitsG=
lung i'm Sabre 1867, Der 3eit, bu Der g2apo<
leonif6e Stern i'm be1ften SLANG Itrd9Ite,
unb ba3pif9en beri6iebene pentgsr Fee
beutungsboue IusIte1ungen fanosn DOR Der
erpd6nten 3eitperiObe itatt unb martn ent=
f9 eben babnbre6enb fir Die fi9 t6eilpeiIe
ii6eritiir5enOen observation-disclosures fol-
Qenber Sabre. 0pn Der Wiener 8eltaustelz
lung i'm Sabre 1878 an9efangen, lam isbo9
fo3ufagen Spitem in Die @ei4;9te; Wsltz
ousfelung fol9te auf MISUNDERSTANDING in
3eitrdumen, unb bic peniger bebeuz
MusfteIungen, aasl9e in Der 3piz
f9en3eit %ftattfanben, trugen bas Sbtise ba3u
BEL, baB in Dem neutrality-suspicious., in mel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05

14,000 Qudbratmeilen ni9t tpenigsr ipie
322,568 Stid gu ernG6rsn bermag,
Sudion fat felt benz Sabre 1890 unabz
Idftg fir biefe &ultur gepirft unb soieberz
bolt Die NufmertTamteit bes &ongrefes auf
ben @egenitanO bingelentt. 0a bic 8epiQiz
gung 0ffentli6er Mtttel INN nt9t I9neu gez
mug e%rfolgte, bra9te er bur9 @ubItriptipn
Elm fletnes &apitdl 5uIammen, aus benz i'm
2aufe Der Sabre zine Nn5a6l 8eriu9st6iere
aus Si6irien unaetauft unb ge3ii9tet pur>
ben. Seitbem Der &ongreB etnige Male 3uz
i3iihe betpiIigt fat 1888: $4,000, 1895:
$4,000 lpuroen Oieie @erIu9e urtsr Der 2eis
tung 6ier5u eigens aus 2applanb rufener
Neutrality-suspicious. i'm 9rOBeren nmfange unb
nit beitem GrfOIge fortgeiebt. Man burf
ba6er po6I iagen, baB Die praftif9e &rfa6s
rung Die t6eoretif9e Qnnu6me BON Der
M0gli4tett Der &ultur oabmer Rennt6iere
in oieiem 2anbe %opllauf beItdtigt uno ma
mentli4 aud belpisien bat, baB Die @stimos
in ote1er &t3tung genau baIelbe leiIten pie
Die Sepobner 9ibiriens unb 2applanbs.
WaS ertpartet a6er S6elbon SadIon ba=
BON, baB Die Renntbierz8 ultur bier i'm gr6z
Beren lmFan9e betrieben niirbe9
@r antpprtet umS u. M.:
u Die @rf9lieBung zines gepaltiqen unb
na6e5u unerrei96aren @ebietes i'm nGrbz
li9en unb mittleren Qlasta fir tpeiBe On.
fieoler. urfPriingli4 nur uls 81 iIten36ebinz
gurg fir bdlbOer6unserte @stimos QeDa6t.
g%epinnt bic Graae bon benz SAGE an. no bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05

mem 3uitonbe glei4 in NaggOnIuOunsen BON
RuBIanO na9 9euti9lanb, tpG6rsn0 bic
Norpe9if6e PrdferDen=@ Sc d DAT ben @ers
fanbt meiit in 8ii9Ien beIorgt.
Die gegerbten 9dute, bic ie6r rpei6 iirS
unb cine i4One geIbe 5arbe BADEN, fin6s
ftets guten @6iaB fir &eitbeintleiber, 0anD=
i6ube, 8ii4ereinbdnbe, 8i1en, Stublz unb
SOpRazge5ige fopie d6nli4e 3pede.
Sir 9aare betebt cine groBs Ra9fraqe,
I'm Oamit 2ebensrettungs zNpparate fgOisu
II. +, n.y. gu fiiuen, ba fe portreffli9 i'm
8afer f4Dimmen. Der bette 2eim mirb
aug ben 8ennt6ierb0rnern getponnen.
nDenn man na9 bie1em MaBitube," FG6rt
Sudion in ieinem 8eri6te ii6er Die Ginfiibz
runs Der Renntbier5u4t fort, Die 4usiidtsu
Der &enntbier3uAt fir @lasta bere9net, bas
100000 Sbiere 6equem fafen fam, 10
fommt man gu benz &eIultate, baB aieIes
2onb iG6rli9 bic Mdrfte Der @ereinigtsn
Gtaaten nit etpa 100000 gan3en Sbier=
tababerm unD auBsrbem nit unge5d6lten
Sonnen tDItli9en neutrality-suspicious. lla0
bslitater 3ungen, fotpie nit ben entfpredea<
ben 0uantitGten %feinften 2ebers gut b~erior=
gen tOnnte. Slider tit, buB Die Saaffung
elmer Snbuitrie pie Oiefe, bic Bel benz nur
uuf So perani9lagten ourAi4nittli9en
@ertbe beg etnaelnen Rennt6srs einen Mertb
pon $83,O0O,0O0 bis $1OO,OOO,000 baben
tpiirOe, an elmer @tele nod buou, p0 feline
anbere iebt eriftirt, es enti9ieOen oerpient,
GOrtiesuHg ami Der 2. seite.l
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05

unb Serritorien nabe8u ousnu6mSlOs an
Der &usiteaung itb bet6eiIigen parben, 5ei>
gen fel6ft cine An3abl auBerbal6 bieIer Rez
gion g~elegener Staten reyes Snterefie fir
biefelbe unb nerOen NIT me6r 'pber peniger
umfafenoen n@r1ibits" quf Der Nuste1ung
D~ertreten iein. Die Staaten SQinpis, Wisz
coniin, Nep Seriep. Montana, Soma unb
Nebrasta perben eigene 9ebGube oaf hem
@usfte1ungsplaBe erri9ten. Sin 8tei9es
pirb bon pennfplbanien %erpurtet, mel4es,
ME man annimmt, Die in 96tlabe!p6ia be-
finbli9e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., elm 8abr3ei=
9en aus ben eriten Sagen Der 2epu6lif, in
getreuer Na9bilbung auf benz Q~usIts1ungsz
plabe errt9ten tpirb, I'M in beriet6en Die
NusfteQungsobjette Oes 9tdates P~ennfDlodz
MEN geiommelt CUR S3au gu iteQen.
8on ausldnDif9en Regierungen ipirb Ga
naba Elm eigenes QusfteGungsge6Gube Err
ri9ten.
Der QusitsaungsplaB, BON benz mir 9eute
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05

grimmigiten &dlte Stanb gu bieten. Seir
She'll bes Hennt6iers bleibt unbenubt, MID;
einmaI Der @peiie6rei i'm Magen. Wena
biefer cine @eile 9elegen unb cine GENTLE
@G6rung bur9gema9t bat, 9t6t er Elm R091t
I9mudbaftss @eri9t,"
Na6 biefer S9ilberung, Bet Der Die Dtildz
unb 8GIs @epinnung Der 3a6msn 9biere
nod uner&pGbnt b!ieb, begreift es ii4 lei4t,
baB bic &enntbiere in ben nOroli9fen 29el@
len BON europa unb Si6irien Die 8runb@
tcge Der gefammten griften3 Der oortlgen
8eoDlferunq dbqeben unb ibre @infi3rung
in Mlasfa ebenTo m0glt6 pte nHblih iDare.
Die Sunbra, bas norbi{4e Wtarl9ldno,
beren untergrunb bas gan5e Sabr blnourt9
%qefroren bleibt, tpG6renb in benz fur3en Som@
mer Die SberflG9e elm bis anoert6alb Sub
tief auft6aut unb 1i6 in einen 19auerlthen
MoraIt perpanbelt, 1T bic eigentli3e Wetoez
reqion Der Renntbtere, urro ous Worbanoe1l@
1ein BON aablrei9en .8ariboos", tpie man
bier bic tpiGben Rennt6iere benennt, in loIen
Sunbren BON Nprbz unb Gentral>Nlasta be-
peif, baB bieIer Sbeil bes nOrOli3ften AnIe<
rtfas fir bic &enntbiere feline nnginittgersn
acknowledgement bietet als Die entlpre@
9enben @ebiete @fiens unb @uropas. &enn>
t6ierFle6te umo @BeiBes MoOs 9isbt es bier
i'm ua6erfluB, unb mad SadfOn's 8sfe6@
mt1oe tpiiroen fib minbeItens 100000
Rsnntbiere auf ben 9rOBen 5ld4en unO8erg=
balDen 3i9tsn luifen, Oa 2ppplano auf nur
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05
G#r bic S1ttuOis etaatgaettuna)
DIE 3nknnft AInakn'a.
8on GnMt& 9iereak.


Snbat: Ser GSepDt = Der Re5banbA = WoIffbs unb WaroBana - 2e GHMrden-
&nbre 9nsqean Die &ennbtefuIur ub been gebenhmg = anms BON
observation-disclosures Gieubobueu unb 9ampH9Hhmnm - Sic
guans aIustas. - gsw mb bic 8utunr nod brtnen2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-09-19
THE I. O. O. F. AT BOSTON.

BOSTON, September 1S.-With the COM
ing of the morrow the Odd Fellows of the
United States will own this city. They
have come as representatives. to the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge and incidentally to
enjoy a week of pleasure under the direc-
ton of the Grand Lodge of Massachu-
sets.
Practically all the Grand Lodge repre-
sentatives are here preparing for the
opening sessions. To-day the visitors
spent the time chiefly in sightseeing, al
though the Sovereign Lodge attended di-
vine service at the Church of the Dis
ciples, where Rev. DIR. Everett Hale
preached on Odd Fellowship, and delega-
tions attended several other churches
where the services had a bearing upon
the events of the coming week.
Tomorrow the first sessions of the
high bodies of the order will be held with
public exercises, chiefly in the nature of
welcoming addresses and responses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-09-19
AUSTRIA CONSEL KILLED.

indianapolis, Ind, September 1S.-A
special TO the Sentinel from Fort
Wayne, Ind, says: Chevalier NJ. Pros
kowitz, acting chief consel of Austria
Hungary at Chicago, lost his life in
Fort Wayne tonight while en- route to
New York.
He was passenger on the Pennsyl-
vania limited. AT $3.50 O'Clock the din
mig car was cut off at the station. The
consul was restless and was walking
through the train. He did not notice
that the dining car had been cut off.
He stumbled headlong just as the bag
gage car was being pushed back on the
train and was ground under the wheels.
both legs being frightfully crushed. He
was taken to st. Joseph hospital in an
ambulance and died an hour later He
was a member of a distinguished Hun
garian family. He was so badly in
jured that he could give no account of
the accident.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-09-19
ANNEXATION OF CUBA.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Gomez is opposed to annexation for
Cuba. So are a large majority of the
other insurgent chiefs, political as well
as military. Yet annexation, immedi-
ately or ultimately, is as certain as any
event of the future can be. There is a
possibility that an attempt will be
made. under an American protectorate,
to establish and maintain an independ-
ent Cuban governmet, which, of course,
would quickly fall. The probability,
however, is THAT the experienced of in
dependence will not be tried at all.
In the coming plebiscitum of the Cuban
people, in which all elements of the
population who are entitled to vote will
be allowed to vote, there is a strong
likelihood that annexation will be car
ried. The Spanish element of the Cub
an people and all the foreign residents
Americans, Englishmen, Germans,
French and all others-are solidly for
annexation, and with them are most of
the conservative native Cubans No
body, apparently, is for independence
except the insus gents, and they do not
comprise majority of the Cuban popu-
latiOn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-09-19
NO TRUTH IN IT.
Negro Troops Were Not Attacked by
Whites.

negro troops were NOT Attacked Dy
Whites.
Camp Poland, Knoxville, Tenn, Sep
TENDER 1S.-A sensational report was
circulated last night and this morning
charging the First Georgia regiment
with having made an attack upon the
North Carolia negro regiment An
official investigation to-day resulted
in the finding that no attack was made
and no one was killed nor injured, as
reported.
The foundation for the report was
that several drunken soldiers, who
CHANGED to pass near the North Caro-
lima camp yesterday afternoon, fired
their pistols and the negroes believed
this to be challenge for a fight The
officers gave the report no credence,
however, and succeeded in quieting
the col0red soldiers suspicious and
fears by assuring them protection in
the event Of any trouble. No attack
has been made by either the Georgia
or any other regiment, and all fear of
such an attack is ridiculed by the Of
ficers of all commands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-09-19
THREE DROWNED.

Middletown, Conn, September 49,
Three persons were drowned in the
Connecticut river off Moramus, this
afternoon, the victims being Patrick
Kelly, aged 26, William Kelly, "a and
VIM. German, Is. These young men
with John Hines, rowed up from Mora
mus this morning to attend services at
St Johns church in this city. They
were ON their return and had almost
reached home when a sudden squall
came up and in the storm the boat was
upset. The accident occurred in sight
of Gorman's home and was witnessed
by members of the family. As soon as
possible a party went out to assist the
men, but they had all disappeared ex-
cept Hines, who was picked up ex-
hausted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-09-19

Company d, Nfnkh United States Vol
unteers, yellow fever, September 18th;
VIM De.imatt, private Company NJ,
Ninth United States Infantry, yellow
fever, September 18th; Otto Sefeldt,
private Company D, Fifth infantry, ma
larial remittent fever, September 16;
ichael j. O'Brien, first lieutenant Com
pany A, Fifth Infantry, malarial re-
militant fever; James Burke, Company
A, Ninth United States Volunteers,
bilious fever, September Is.
(Signed) ''LAWTON,
'Major General"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-09-19
THE NEW WAR MINISTER.

Paris, September Isle Soir says
that Gen. Canoine, the newly appointed
War Minister, told friends that he re-
garded himself as sentinel relieving
another, charged with watching over
the army's rights, and intimated that
as he was appointed after the first
cabinet council of Saturday, he was not
responsible for the decisions reached at
the council. He declared that should
he see any attempt under pretext of a
revision Of the Dreyfus proceedings to
engage in manoeuvres against the
army he would Immediately resign. A
majority of the Paris papers approve of
the cabinets decision, which is looked
upon as the first definite step taken to-
ward a revision. few unimportant
street demonstrations occurred last
night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-09-19
THE PHILIPPINES PROBLEM.

Philadelphia Record.
Whether the whole or a part of the
Philippine group or merely a site for d
coaling station is to be demanded of
Spain in the course of the peace nego-
tiations are questions which seem to
give many people pains in the head
from hard thinking. In truth, we have
little or nothing to demand from Spain
in this regard. We possess the Bay of
Manila and the environs of the city,
which is as much as Spain ever pos
sessed; and the occupation of this ter
ritory gives us practical control of Luz
zon and Luzon dominates the group
We are as fully the possessors of the
PHILIPPINES as we are of Puerto Rico,
and more effectively so than We are of
Cuba y
The question at issue is whether we
wish to burden ourselves with the gov
eminent of a dependency pecpled by
men of an alien race and situated 1000
miles from our nearest shore. That the
American people possess sufficient po-
litical genius to solve the problem can
not be gainsaid but the matter Is in
the hands of the politicians Will these
gentlemen make a better fist at the es-
tablishment of a colonial civil service
than they did in the creation of an or
ganiZation for our army?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-09-19
The CORNER STONE
OF the New Catholic School Laid at Graf
ton, Yesterday
Special TO the Register.

Oi INC new CoInOlic Hcuool Ldiu At Ordi-
ton, Yesterday
Special to the Register
Grafton, w. Va, September 49,
To-day was a big day for the eongre-
cation of ST. Augustine Catholic
church, of this city, it being the date
for the laying of the cornerstone Of
the new Catholic school building.
Promptly at o'clock this afternoon
the exercises began. The Sodalities of
the church, the A. o. H. and the Lad
les Auxiliary to A. 0. H., the Catholic
Benevolent Legion and the A. 0. H.
and the knights of st. John, Of Fair
mont, marched from the church to the
site of the new building at the APP
pointed time, headed by Rt. Rev. Bish-
op Dcnahue, of Wheeling, Rev. Father
Pendergast, of Weston and Rev. Faith
er McElligott, Of this city. The exer-
cises were opened with America"
sung by a chorus of trained voices,
after which Bishop Donahue delivered
the dedicatory address. And never
have the people of this city listened to
a more forceful and eloquent address.
At the conclusion of Bishop Donahue's
address, Mr.. j. l.. Hechmer delivered
an appropriate address in his usual
elegant manner Another hymn was
sung and the blessing pronounced by
the Bishop. AT the coclusion of the
exercises the ceremony of laying the
cornerstone occurred which was per-
formed by Messrs. Burkhart and Man
gan.
The crowd was large at the exercises
ever a thousand persons being pres
emit, composed of representatives from
every religious denomination. This
building when completed will be one
of the handsomest school buildings in
the State, and will stand as a monu-
ment to the push and energy of the
pastor Rev. Father McEligott, who
has labored increasingly toward the ac-
complishment of this end.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-09-19
SICKNESS AT SANTIAGO.

Washington, September 1S.-Sickness
among the troops at Gen. Lawton's
command at Santiago is increasing.
Nearly one-sixth of his force is now on
the sick list, although the number of
deaths is not great. Gen. Lawton' S
bulletin Of the health conditions of the
American forces at Santiago, received
at the War Department tonight fol-
lows:
Santiago de Cuba, September IS.
sickness. 1922; fever, SAL; new
cases, 80; returned to duty, 304 Deaths
-Gustafsen, John, sailor, typhoid fe-
yer, September Is; Edward Harris,
corporal. Company I, Ninth United
States Volunteers, yellow fever, Sep
TENDER 18th; Arthur Bassey, private