davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16
SSreunbli9it griiBt
S. q. 8raeger, len.

~ ". y l y lNW
1777. Dor etnigen Monatsn purren in
S6rer 3eitung mebrere Dege angese6sn, fDfe
man am bsten frii6e gter iiber ben @ins
ter a~uf6a!pa6ren fam. Molen sic, bite,
mir bic Nummer SbrsS 8luttes a~ngeben, in
rpeIder Dieie 4ngabe erI4ien.
Gpebede, Gbicago.
MntpDrt: Sn Der 2anopirtbI9aftlis
9en 9eilags bonn 26. SSunuar 1893.
1778. Mollsn Sic mir fagen, mo ib gur<
bpltnsrm befommen tann un0 pie bod
tommt bic @alone ober Das Pfunb2 Bie
bisle Quaoratparo5 fann man beitret9en
nit elmer @alore? Sd m0dte sinen 8erfu9
MAIDEN, elm usres 9uus an3uftrei4en. 8ie
pirb rs a~ngepsnbet9
Soepb 6etnrt@, g. Oatota.
4ntport: @enben Sic fib an Die in
Der Mnttrort auf Sruge 1774 senunnte Sir
ma, bic S6nen aud ii6er ben preis uno bic
M~nirenburg bic n0tbigen @uftlGrursen gez
Zen tpirD.
1IIS. NttI SVgelt plItS NOuP% VIZ JgoI$
BON ben iungen 8Gl6ern tpot; ei1ige DapoH
i9einen gsiunb 81 iein, tpenn lie tomlnen,
unb re6men bas erite Mal MiI4; ben spe:z
ten Sag bleibsn Tie lie9en uno tpOlsn ni6t
me6r ~trinten, unb am brttten Sage iterfsn
Ire. @inige baden bus abfiibren. Wir ba<
ben au6 Mittel bugegen dngepanot, absr
obne Grfolg. Sd babe felt benz Serbit nur
Rotbtlee>9eu e%efiittert uub Suss iibrr mas
rem Die &ii6e I'M &ornfelb pber UNI Den
5tro66aufsn terum. 9as 6eu lit troden ia
ben Stall getommen unb lit niht itaubig.
aber ss bat na9 benz S9neiben auf benz
5elbe 3pei 9epitteri9ausr getrie9t, tpus inn
bic natiirli9t Sarbe eenommen bat urb aud
bic meiiten 8ldtter. 6iinf &iibe in rinem
unbern Stun ~fiittern mir init 3tmOtb>9eu
unb bic &Gl6er bleiben ale am Qeben. Nun
freiten mir uns, pb &lse6eu bei trG9tiaen
&iiben i3Golt9 lit, ober ni9t. @s pdre
mir ertpiinI6t, tpenn Elm ober mebrere 2efer
lire 8eo6u6tungen in obengenannter 5rage
in Der n8eila9e" DerDffentlihen piirben.
So6ann&raemer, Soma.
Mntmorten BON 2eiern in benz ee4
pinI6ten SHINE fe6en mir entgegsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16
Observation-Disclosures 8rieffafen.

ginem ieben 2sier 1T bas Jfs9t eirge>
rdumt, iiG briefGi9 Db.r miinbIi9 an bic
ReOattion nm 4ustunft iibsr bsItimmts
puntte gu tpenbsn, psIae, fOtpeit reg in uns
lersr Ma9t Iiegt, setpabrt !uerben tpirb.
Nnfragen, benen ni9t Der Rame un6 bic
eenaue Qbrefs bes Srageiteners bsigefiigt
iiub, tperben ni9t beantportet.
Die RebQftion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16

binbung nit b:n 5srquetf9ten 80rnern, elm
609it p~ert6Ooles ~NubrungsmitteI fir unIsre
9austbiere.
1776. Den MrtifeG i6er bic 9erfertigung
bon G9nupftabaf babe ib Dor etli4sn @Oz
den aus Der ygeiluge" ausgeI9nittea, babe
i'm a6er berloren. WoIen sic mir, bite,
ta8 Recept nod einmal mitt6eilen?
Gaspar Sellp, Snbana.
Qntport: Warum benin Die r8silage"
3erf4nsiben? SIT es ni6t better, iie un6ez
Y4dbigt aufaubepa6ren unb ii4 benin Hd44
Tu6en na9 einem beItimmten Nrtifel bes am
&ppfe Der eriten Spalte auf Der 1. Seite an<
gegeb:nen Snbaltsper3ei4niIes gu beoienen?
Cur Grlsihterung bes &uffinOenS DON &es
ceptsn u. I. M. lit ia bas SnbaltSDer3ei4niB
eingefii6rt. 9as foIgenbe Recspt itanb in
Der y8eilase" bonn &c. Sanuar biefes Subres:
@tof(tn, Sums, Is, San. 1898.
Meutbsr 9err Simon!
Cur 8%santportung Der Sruge go. 1906
in Der p8siIage" ienOe i'd Sbnen hermit cine
Nn!peifung CUR 8ereitung bes e9ten Barrier
@6nupftabafs:
Mon mQbte 100 9funo bes 6eiten oirgis
nii9en 9a6uts gu Mebf uno be6unDIe bass
ie1be nit fuGgenOer Beige: Man l0t in 2 ST.
msrn Slug pber Regenpafer 9 9funb 8o9z
ial3, Il pfunb Sal5 dus 8einitein unb Sals
peter un5 I pfuno Salmiut uuf, brin9t 1
pfunb ruffinirtcn 3uder, 5 Quart Muluga
unO 4 Quart gutm Sran5brannttpein binau,
rii6rt QGes gut UNI urb na6 e~rfolgter 4ufz
I0iun9 Der @alae 1T Die Beige fertig. Der
5abat ptrb na@ 8e6anolung nit biefer
8rii6s nit 3oien0l, etpa 1 SrOpfen auf ls
2 pfuno Sabat, bermengt w1b in Stein<
t0pfen pber @lGier fet eingeoriidt uno 8uges
bedt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16

Die Qusfubr BON &Gfe lit in btefern Wtn:
ter befrieOigsno, t0nnte iebO8 nod grDBe1
ieIn. sic bstrug bur9f3nittli9 stpa e.:
5oo,OOO Pfunb per Mtonat, unb in Sen mi
Dem 81. SanWar abaeIaIo1snsn fiebsa Mo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16

Stla4omd Gitb betommt einen Yart NIT
Renn6abn, no Bferberennen, 8%afebaGipiez
len, 6airs unb bergIei6en ge6aIten tperhen
tOnnsr. 9as 9runbftid lit bereits eripors
ben uno pir6 fpfprt Der glnbuu Der nDt6igea
DISQUALIFICATION in Nngriff gsnOmmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16

Die 3uderraffinerie, tpel9e BON 6errn
@eo. g. Sanborn un6 Qnoeren in Solebo,
8, erribtet perben ioG, lit iebt erit fir bas
nG9fte Su6r in Nusfi4t genOmmen porbsn.
6err SunbOrn tbeilte bariiber nit, baB ea
gu fpGt lei, in 6iefem Sabre bic Sabrit bis
gum 9erbit in 8ereitf3aft gu baden, unb es
infolge beiIen abgemaht fei. file big gum 1.
September 1899 in 8etrieb gu feBen. Die
GARNER, pel4e ii3 DeppfIi9teten, 3udsr>
rii6en in bieiem Sabre an3u6auen, finb BON
Der 9era6gerung in &enntniB geiest porbsu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16

beri4pemmungen unb 9afpinen bubsn
Die M9tnenitabt MOnte Critic i'm Cascade
8ebtr9e gum She'll %3erit0rt urb bic 8a6nz
oerbEnoIng Ha4 bort lift unterbro9en. Die
Ntlnen BON S. .. &OdefeGer bort purben
oeB9alh 9ef9tofen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16

800 Pferbe, aus ben iiib1i6 BON 8ouIber,
gfont, 9alegenen Counties tommerb, limb
oreler Sage in eiren 8abn3ug Derlaben na4
Dem r0roli4en Sbeile bes Stuates u~bgeganz
gen. Die Pferbe tperosn fir 8lonOpte>@r<
petitioner our 8aripen0ung fomn1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16

@uf Spbn N}onger's 5arm nubs 8enton
9arbor, Mi6., lift bas bon msbrerem SAINT
lien betpo6nte Mobn6ou5 in Solge 8runD>
1tIttun9 total 3eritDrt porben. Sine Inter
1u3ung lit eingeleitet unb Die @ufregung unz
ter ben 5armern Der Na9bari9aft 1T grOB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16
Kraut un6 Ruben.

Die Qr6eitsn an Der ueuen Molferei fir
ct. Clair, 9}ih., idrsiten riitig DOripGrts.
So3n 6. bluff 1T Der Gigentbiimer berfelhen.
@r bat @ontratte our 2ieferung bon 10000
Pfuno Mit4 pro Sag a6gei9lofsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16

s.. %. &i9orbs in @rmftrOng County,
pu., beTibt sin 8utterfuB, bas feline Muttsr
bsreits Sc Sabre i'm Gebrau4 ge3abt bat
unb in BEN isbe @p9s rinz Big biermat
Butter gema9! ipurbe. Gs 1T bies nod ein
SAP mad Der alien Mobe, aufreAt fte6en5,
aus Gi9tsnboG5, NIT Sidorp@Reifen. Der
QutrG utD 9edet iinb tpteDerbOlt erneuert
tporben, bas SAP ielbit lift ober t1O3 bas
ate, M5an bere4net, baB in oemiel6en ii6sr
$4,000 pfunb Butter fabri8irt purbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-03

ariiBund8 Semonitrdtjonen beg gez
tern aus NepzYprt angetommeneH
IpaniIGen &reu3ers ,83caDd" DUuern
bsute fort, uGein Ionit berridt Ru6e
in Der Stuot. Die Iuutsr IinO smIig
am 0rad Der yWtdine" an Der 2lrbeit.
Man fiirftet, OaB piele Spfer Der Grs
ploIion QGn8li6 in Stiide 3errt6en
puroen, Od feline Qei6en an Den Orten
qsfunDen pproen Iino, no man lie 5u
finoen erndrtate. Senator YrDctor
bat iiA na1 N}atdn3ds begeben uno
piro DEN 1ug bort Derbringen. SRI.
GIard Barton unO 5rau 8urO begIeiz
ten ibn. - Der gergeOampFer rs. S.
W}erritt" BON Der yW(erritt e Chap
mann WretinQ uno Dredging 60"
tam beute @ormittag bier an. Spdter
om Sage bugijrte oerIslbe einsn gros
ben 2aitfahn neben oa5 Wrad Oe5
S6Iahtififfe5 yQ}ajne" unO begann
bic 9ergedrbeiten. 3rpei ipaniid6e
SduGer IinO teute an Dem Wrud tbGa
tia unO perosn Der ipaniIheu Inter
iudung5 @ommiIiion einen 8ariht
ii6er Die llriate Der GrploIion erItutz
ten. Die Offi3iere Der n8i3cana" tat
teten beute Dem @enerdl GapitGn
8mnco uno Dem 2tOmiral W}onterolo
Seiuhe db.
Sen gBef, 2. g2dr3. - Die lIns
terIudunQs GommiiIion IeBts i6re
@cr6dnoIungsr 6suts 8ormjttaq fort
unO Dernabm cine 2(n3abl nciterer
3eugsn. Dds 5orpeooboot ,Gric5s
ion" qing 6eute friib nit 8Oitiahan
fir bic 5Iotte ra6 IOrtugas ub.
l5urticBnug Iicbc 3. Scitc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-03
Or. ROOmoO S
SQrlOpQri((jNn
BC(O(OCnt.
Scr grOFe Slutreiniger
Bur Scilnug
nler dlrDniidlem @ranfbeitett.

SD,r lropftu 0ts SlridglyQau RtolOtut ers
tbtlt purb pas Slut 0tH ShUGb, Ocu uriU uno
anBu, 6.uifaf,itsH ots SDt,ms u,u. 20tHs'rdit,
osHu e tritBt Die DtrbTluGttH EhtNt ots Eorptrs
burt meme uUD ltiynDt WdtsrItH. Stropbtlu,
SbwiHouat, Spp5i,s, ungeboltt uuo aItht bts
boBbtltt Syphilis m lbCcu m0Hni1f1bn JormtH
utHon leHn cents an 'Hr ms 'lutETE Sa0
CRadways on NenereglG ErUtU=Rruu'hUi.r, BtE
idplrt i'm Gdt uuo DluUot geUin RTottn III
BEN TritU uuO GHotUU ShtitU b,s SDftms, tntf
luuo:tt AuQeu, Csybc5t:t: a61uuoUuU1H aus otn
GrlHtbsIt:u, GNbnuCt, 7yltb'r =4us'bld1, 8uUbS
iUpf, R'gFDUTW, .ieRbtuWltlsmus, RoiblIub
{5UutU, i5Uarjt G!ttsu I'm 6.ttt, rttrHos S'u'
len, tgtbs1rtI0t @opa@l; 5mutnHRran!9tltfH unO
ale 1lDltu0 uH0 ltWEBbltt,U Nusl6cleuN9ta,
NIttiGDUB. Q0luijOn'u uu0 ale 9ugtuoungtT
Der GebsUs sgriH}lpl:U Iltln luu:rhdlb 0fs bultuz
ben S:yt,ds 0tl:s l8UnQtrs OU mootrU,u Sb:UIt,
un0 ,iu @tbJaub BON DtHJltu 5agtu D,ro tr1tnO
tIHtr Gcvlou, Dth: olntib, 0tJeE T9sHo ntt9e
Sform OI,itr Rruutb:!ttU eIuumut, lttus btiltrats
tqs 99lrlunG b,DtIitH. WeHH g 0sm 9dtItnteu-
DgibT tuEilb 0ur6 Die IortlCtbt juHs5NtuoeH
gtCuh' uno AutIoiuugtu an RraItn cTlwrt 5,'
I,Ha;, bjsicu 9srlutu Glubl.t 81 tbuu uro 0lt1ds
ben purd aus 0tluH0tW gluit tUtlpriUQtu0t utus
MuttrlulItH Iu tri,Etu, urb Elclts plro burb
Rl0mnD's SaIapIT,lloH A,io,osHt N@.r rrtldi,
10 If sint 6tlluul ger,k, otuu UtUu DItiss Gsil=
mitttt tnmGl ltlHt H,riluUg slrbtyt bsGiUut uab
g bm 0:!tHlt, oigs 9,rlufc iu UtrmHosrH, 10
fUirD bic Stiiruu1 raid Tio,ptr. LAD M; itb:m
SAG, Diuo nd Otr arluts b,itr HH0 iglitl5T tuSs
len, Dit GTb1uuHG 'v'r0 i;!yd'tllt Der Ippttf eta
bsf.rt uua Jltib uuo @,rtt u,ro:H JuHtbmtn-
Gbttago, 81, BEN 4 aui 1891
7. q ao ( g Q.
unD Ritr,usRrlufh:it btbli,,t, uu0 lt5raudt; ia
III i.Hv 8:it Or,j T.aittu 55rts &Go0tnt Dorlui
i'd Qtbtjlt max. Eb iu0- lcF,, olB lb b.1ltHtl0tH0
bin. Sg blb: St!Udat1uIaNt & uno ttiH, 6oBtrols
ubtr min, 10 oaS b l~0r bdurl ur,Hir'H mus:
Soa i'd o1s &.iO0Ht Dgtotr H;5msH, ME luD0rl
Dl gCltmau
gr. 2J7, 20 s2Bli5tHgiOEsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-03
sflrriff Wartin's Wrn,eB.

giIfesbarre, 8a., 2. WlGrs.
-Sn Dem bier gefii6rten 8ro3eiIe me-
oen oes 9lutbaos ppn 2dttimer puroe
beute oo5 8reu3perb0r bes S9erifFs
Mdrtin fortgeIeBt, pbne baB neue
SbutId6en BON 9eoeutung ans 2i3t
gelangten.
Saml. 9rice, Elm gontroftor uno
@ommiiIionsbGnbler aus 2attimer,
nelfer pG6renb bss Strif~s 7ls eriter
6UlFsI6eriff fungitte, bsftGtigte Die
qeitern BON Wlarttn gema9ten Qusiaz
Qen, llnb be5eugte, baB mebrere ungaz
rii6e Strifer unmittslbar Dor Dem
3uIammenItoB gu Qattimer bic 0epu=
ties berbDbnten unO 6erausforoerten.
@iner Der ungarn rief aus:
"You shOotee NEE, killee NEE. Me
no citizen, my wife and children get
plenty money!
3euge lab audi, oaB biele Der Strtz
fer nit RepolDern un0Steinen betpaffz
net paren. WG6renb bic Striter ben
S6eriff, al5 i6nen berIelbe entgegen
9etreten mar, miB6onoelten, feuerte Elm
binter Den Deputies itebenOer Striter
5psimul nit einem Gebolper auf Den
3eugen, uno cine Der 8ugeln pfiff t3m
bt6t am S6r borbsi. Der S6eriff
f6pebte, na6 2lniiht oe5 3eugen, in
2ebensgsfabr. al5 Die Deputies feuer=
ten. 91s S9ieBen bauerte feline Rdlb'
N2inute II. mad Der eriten Salpe puro:
ni9t mebr gefeuert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-03
A. cnob:r 1897.


. {. 10 q ,, =
g.tis fir tju IuBtr0 Fiaiatu 2br,s 8ro,out
nit. 0I:iut Tuttsr ltbrlutt, e Uor I:bI Sa5ytH
qtg.H zine faris SddDu,t tGeacr ATt IN Der
S,its Eiti.!b, mar gUpB g,HuQ, nm auT ourb
bas 9imm,r fGt5ar gu islu, ptHH It Ibr, RltiDsr
anbat1t Iaa5,m Sit 5as 3,OlO,nt 0,5rautt me
nabm Iuoli fT.aid:nh iAita ri, a5.itUuIt alm1s
Hq 5u Otyi6tutrD:u mo e oaucrt: Uibt I1Hg,, b,s
Dor re uogiQ OribBouo. N:Et btui fih ab:r cine
duoee 8tidnu.f an btr lE0UtH Sti!s ,Inluiitutu.
Sb piiuibtt 81: rjdti1t Sort ron RtiolosHt 81 ga
bultsu oa bic 5itiiq;u %pebct,r mid Iu Ub:vr'otR
iutt:u, ivgtu0 tipls GHD;rss gu nt5mtu, uuo ID
mo6t, DlNtIb, DItb.y ba5ta, D,ltts mir irubT
batt,n: Otsha!5 'trc.tt ih or'h an Sir, I'M ts
pirstt ju ubaltcu. @1urgsccu
81 s. SDsttfdHO
garlboo, SautsGo., @jscouia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-03
@it ben &runtbieren mirh iuritrr &C.
uuritelt.

Nep 90 +, 2. Wtdr5. - Die gez
itern aus QupplanO in gfetpzgort an
oefpmnlenen 529 Renntbiere, fir mel
6s Die Regierung jeBt teinen Gebrau6
me6r 6ut, pa Die beabIiAtigte &lon=
bifeS@rpebitipn berbummslt uno nun,
bu Der 8inter DOrbet lit, gdn5li4 duf=
aeoe6en purbe, gingen geItern auf eli
nem GEtra3ug bon bier na9 Seattle,
Wdf6., ub. @as tpeiter nit ibnen gez
i4sbsn iuu, lit niat betanHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-03

pieOer gen6t6;gf. i6r -3immer gu BIZ
ten. sic 6at iiG cine neue @rtaltun9
5uge3ugen. Der faiierlide 2slbar5t
lpiinItI, baB fie balbtbunli4It Berlin
berlaiie uro einen tlimatiIhen 8urort
unter milberem 6immeI5itriae auf=
fu4e.
g 4u6ma8er Strtte in
Berlin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-03

NOr B n, z. UtaI3. UHIer<
ItauisIetretGr 9eOrge @ur3on erpiz
oerte i'm unterbauie auF cine 5rage
iber bic 6insiiIde 5rage, @nglano'5
SntereFen in Oit1iien ieien yDor5errz
i6sno, a6er ni6t ercIu7iD." Die briz
tide Station babe tsin Re6t, legitime
Gonturrenten nit i4eelen 2(ugen gu
betra9ten, IonDern IolIe ii4 Oielnrshr
6eItreben, in bieFem 3eitaltsr Der @on=
turrsn8 3u bebuupten, mas lie IN eInem
3eitalter beg MonOpols errang. Gs
lei Doraus8uIe6en, DaB China in Der
3utunft grGBeren Gefa9ren aus8eIeBt
iein piir6e, als in Der 8ergangen6tit.
unb GnglanD's 9Olitit 6eftsbe oarin,
bic 3erIfadslung g6ina'S gu Oer6iten.
8elsgentli6 elmer Don Sir Gais4ibz
meuO Bartlett geitellten Snterpeaation
in 8e3ug auf Gbinu, fam llnteritaats=
ietretdr guraOn auf bic 4nleibesger@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-03
Sa8 SetonOmii&fte! 9a8 SeFe!

Gin, sled. utbdIt m.5r pirtG8, m6iiiuiits
6tiltrlit as ir1eu0 elm aH0Tts QJIplrat. 5n
1b,clDfitl=Ioiu gu usbm.H, YGJrsuo aHDtrs iunf
ooty itts Nal 10 vi:l ,riorosrH. 81 5a5sH in Om
gpotbg'tn Qy.j5 s..
Strti5t an r. TdbpuD & 60, ar S.,
GlmzStr., Ga5s0or., tD,gsH BUD uEo aHDdiua9.
30
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-03
mit sermanentem GrfOfa acbran dit

grOOfIpu G.sg., o,n g sunni 1895.
3 7. r q D Du . & O.
Wtu ctrr! - 5UOtu q, mir cell. &6r gub
ub,r guebcrysIluug Der c1ruJ05y," iUr :ius1
fSr,unb. Sd Qt5rGubts Shrs gs5lHo.ur8 iur 05tgs
Rrau.b:jt in 1877 NIT o1u:rno:n Grtoljs.
Abtuulsg0u N5r
4usut 9 C6ftnrtttB.r,
Gr. 6S, Zebs0o;issStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-03
Is april 1896.


ID. NVIII L-7U'
Rdbn1u 60
Brt6, 6rr,H! Sa bah, isjt "a alsrtH S5r
edriaparililn 8,iolU,ut a5 urO ~ 7t1U m,,H glut
eiHg,rcmmcn Es III bj, tlrli9' Wt0Ilu, Ds.ts
uiid qduuo ,rbd!t uuo htts ng5!tbu,uo lu MID
p.rtt Sd sio, an u:rO6itu Au'da.u uUo g.itl,ttB
lia:r Ghndht.
u :. l. etnO,n eit mir bmts iir ijuf 25alrs
@:rtb 9sH a5T:r R%utH.
d. = g8 o D 70 lro,
Gmoa, 9rHoas5o, g8!5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-02
FITZ LEE TO COMMAND.
John s. Mosby Offers His Services to
the Government

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April 1-spsciar.
1 said to-day to Major-General Miles the
commanding officer OF the United States
Army that the people OF the South ex-
pected General Fitzhugh Lee 10 have an
important command in the event Of war
with Spain and asked him II the matter
had been considered by the War Depsrt-
ment or II he had anything 20 say about
II. lie replied that General Lee ard
other Southern soldiers would. he thought
have commends. lie spoke earnestly
about the matter and referred 10 the
great importance OF having experienced
men like General Lee IN the service. Hs
then showed me a letter he had just re-
celyed from Colonl John 8. Mosby Offers
ing his services In case OF war. The lets
ter was dated San Francisco. March Nthl
The general impression IN official and
unofficial circles here is that General Let
would start out as a major-General OF
volunteers. IN command of the Sowherf
contingent and that az the close Of tint
war ne would be transferred 70 the rsrus
lar United States Army and retired wstk
high rank.
Rev. Dr. Brown and wife. OF Ashland
are al the Metropolitan Hotel and win rc<
main until Monday.
Mr. W. r. Tfigg was In the city to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-02
NAVAL BILL PASSED.
Number Of Torpedo Craft Doubled.
New BattleShip Provided For.


WASHINGTON. April AFTER an ex-
ceedngiy turbulent session OF SIX hours.
the House to-day passed the naval appro-
priauon bill and ,henl adjourned unit
Monday.
The war spirit was manifested IN an the
speeches and overrode the Naval Com
m.ttee itself by increasing the number OF
torpedo boats and torpedo boat oestroyers
10 twcnty-four. The cill as reported pro-
viding for but twelve, and ,he apprOpr!a-
uon to N,60OooO .nseead OF S2.20,Oo0.
40 REDUCTION.
The amendment Of MI Cannon TO re-
duce the number Of batueships TO one.
was buried under a overwhelming ma
iority The provision relating 10 armor
plate. which in ordinary times would have
precipltated a debate OF several days, was
disposed Of in ten minutes. a proposition
TO decrease the price agreed TO In the bill
from AI0 20 800 per ton being drowned IN
a perfect chorus of noes.
In speaking on his amendment reducing
the number OF battleships. Mr. Cannon
said:
Most gentlemen believe that within a
week we win be al war with one Of the
countries Of the earth. That will mean
additional taxation and authorizations 20
borrow 500 10000 IL means that these
burdens shall be put upon the people. Let
us double taxation II necessary but let
us not authorize a single dollar that is
not necessary to meet the emergency just
I'm front of us. Long before these battle
ships can be launched the war viii be
over. and / fear. these battleships viii be
obsolete" applause on the foor)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-02
SENTENCED IN LANCASTER,
4 Farmer Shot From Ambush in the
Night Time.

LANCASTER. VA, April L-speciaL-
The County Court Of Lancaster mas pen
i'm session since last wednesday trying
the case against John Mckenney ior
shooting William GU with intent TO KIN
on he ID day Of Mach air. Slil q
-,ard- working and industrious man. NJ
10 his barn about $3.50 A. NJ 10 ieeu Ms
stock and 90 on an errand.
Suddenly ard Unexpectedly some one
fred upon him AZ a distance OF auou'
-bfrtv-fve feet. the entire load taxing
effect I'm Mr.. GilIs arm and sile. ne
turned. and as he ran TO his house IN
assassin fred again, but missed MS marx
The neiehborhood when the deed was
known. was anxious and excited ana mas
taken great interest In the trial
Suspicion soon pointed TO Mr.. John Nc
Kennev and ne was arrested. The eyi-
dence was entirely circumstanual but
very strong. J.
About twelve hours were occupied in
the argument Of the case. M court
house being flied with people and un-
usual interest being manifested. J. w
Chinn. Jr., and Howard Hathaway as
sisted the Attorney for the Common
wealth. T. J. Downing. and c. II. Walker
and LLOYD T. Smith represented the de-
fendant A great numbr Of witnesses
were examined on both sides.
The jury. after being out about thirty
minutes. rendered a verdict Of guilty,
fixing the term OF imprisonment at TWO
years.
A motion for a new trial will lie made.
There is great interest maliicsted in
this case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-02
Wickedness to Dispose Of Its Lot
Without Its Consent.
MORE OF SPANISH DIPLOMACY.
The Government All Right. They Say.
Part of the Trouble Laid on tho
American PIcss--Insusgcnts In
a Minority According 10
Their Way OF Thinking.
Quote Washington.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-The Cuban
government Cmeanlng the present homo
rule authorities I'm Cuba and not the in
surgents) has issued the following appeal
TO President Mckinley. Ii was placed Ia
his hands this morning:
''The Colonial government OF cuba de<
sires 10 make known to the President ot
the United states that. although there
are some Cubans In arms, yet there are
an immense number who accept homo
rule and are resolved 10 work zcaiousiy
under this form OF government In order
10 re-establish peace and prosperity 20
the land. The insurgents form minor
ity while the autonomsts represent tha
majority OF civilization by means OF JUS
tice and liberty The Cuban people Is an
American people and had In consequences
a perfect right to govern itself according
TO It's own wishes and aspirations ana Ia
no way would Il be just for a foreign VIII
10 impose upon II a political regime when
II esteems contrary TO It's happiness and
conscience This would be a substitute
OF oppression instead OF liberty.
A FREE PEOPLE.
'The Cuban people Is now free people;
II wishes 20 rule It's own desiin!es and ie
would be a great wickedness TO dispose
tory and the feelings OF the United states
do not permit an American people TO be
sacrificed and forced 10 form a govern
ment which the same people consider per-
nicious TO it's permanent interests and TO
the cause Of peace and order in "A coun-
try OF different races, OF small population
and whose political education is yet IN
complete.
THE honorable government OF Cuba
hopes that the President OF the United
states. faithful TO the noble traditions
Of the great North American republic:
will consider and respect the rights OK
the Cuban people not permitting vio-
lence 70 prevail. IL also hopes that II
will contribute by powerful action TO
peace I'm Cuba under the sovereignty OF
the mother country. and with home
rule government equal for all and which
might be stil improved so az TO inspire
the confidence OF every one.
BAD MEN
"The Home Rule government Of this
island. which II Cuban government,
protests energeticaly against the false
hoods of a part OF the American press.
published with the malignant intention of
firing passions making Il appear that In
Justice and brutal force reign In Cuba
and that Home Rule has failed even be-
fore the Colonial Parliament has taken It's
seat. and when experience cannot vet
tell whether the new regime will answer
or not.
There is no good faith in these sfo-
ries AS was said by the immortal Wash
ington: Honesty IL the best policy
THE Cuban Parliament is about 10
meet. and both the spirit OF America and
the principles OF right demand respect
for the will OF the majority OF the people.
(SiRned)
JOSEPH MARIA GALvEZ,
president Of the Home Rule Govern
ment OF Cuba"