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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-08-17
GETTING READY FOR THE BIG FAIR
Mnrinm- Viii. Amin.


In n few weeks more the big Inter
State Fair will again be held, and the
management guarantees that this, its
eleventh annual exhibition, will he
one that cannot fail to be attractive to
exhibitors aud satisfactory To pat
ronHgo educated to expect more from
the great Inter State than from any
other fair. 1t will open September
10Th and close September Both The
Trenton fair Inns come to he looked
upon all over the country ms the great
est carnival in the eastern portion of
the United States 1t has been, with
out any question, II great institution.
One of the secrets Of it's greatness is
it's up to- dateness. Every year some
thing entirely new is introduced and
whit were features last year are
brought right up To date for this
While the fair ~, of course, intend
ed IA n comprehensive exposition of
everything pretaining TO the fnrm and
the farmer, there is no end of high
class special attractions in the way of
sporting events and entertainment
vaudeville and otherwise, during the
week
The first day, Monday, September
26, will be devoted TO bicycle races.
This has been the order during the
past two years and as II result Monday
hus come to he one OF the big dnys of
the fair Nearly ten thousand people
gathered Mt the handsome grounds ON
Monday of last year to witness the
racing events. The races this year
will, II possible. snrpass those of last
year. All the big riders are scheduled
to be here and over -, 900 will he civ
en- III prizes Oh that day alone. The
management Il trying to arrange II
middle distance 26smile match race be
tween two Of the best riders, aud if
they succeed in pulling oil such IL
race II will be mn immense drawing
card. \ very elaborate souvenir il
being arranged for the bicycle day.
Marion Mills. the guideless wonder
will he seen ON the track again every
day tins year. This wonderful mare,
which paccs IL mile without rider or
driver, created II very favorable i'm
preston last year. when she made the
mile in 30 Al the grand circuit
meet IN Detroit a few days ago Marion
made the mile on mile track in 2:063
There will he no end of other at
fractions during the week, but the
program has not yet been completed.
The horse racing will, of conrse. con
tinue to be one of the big attractions.
Speed events will be held every day of
the fair after Monday The racine viii
start each afternoon at o'clock
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-08-17

CLARK PIER6ON, Editor
LAMBERTVILLE. n. j.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Il, 1893.

Some Of the Republican news
papers are talking about tthe logical
candidate for governor The logical
candidate is man who has not mixed
himself up in faetlonal fights, who has
common sense enough not 10 antago-
ME the press Of the State, and who
gives recognition TO all parts Of his
State not alone to the section from
which he halls The "logical candi-
date should he possessed of some
more valuable qualities than smiles,
eush and hair, and after posing ms n
high flyer, should not fetch up as a
gntter-snipe
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-08-17
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
The Successful Remedy for
NASAL CATARRH

must be non-irritatine, easy of application
aud one that will by It's own action reach the
nilamcd and diseased surface
El.i'S CREAM BALM combines the M
portant requisites of quick action and speci
iic-curative powers with perfect safety TO the
patient This agreeable remedy has mastered
clans aud patients freely concede this fact
All druggists chcertully acknowledge that ii
this the acme of Pharmaceutical skin has beer
reached The most distressing symptom,
quickly Weld to it In acute eases the Balm
impnrle inetnnt relief
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By Absorption.

Catarrhal sufferers shouldremember that Ely S
Cream Balm is the only eatarrh remedy which
is qgteIlHaHd hor0HGhlg absorbed by the dis
cased membrane 1t does MI dID apthe Setlf-
toms, but changes them to n lmpid and odor-
less condition, aud finally tan natural aud
healthy character.
The Balm can be found Al amy drug store, ~
by sending 20 cents to Ely Brothers, ii Warren
st, New York, II will be mailed
Cream Balm opens and ceauscs the nasal
assaees, alays Inflammation thereby stop
ping pain in the head, heals and protects the
membrane and restores the senses OF taste and
smell The Balm ia applied directly into the
nnstrlls
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-08-17

Many of Congressman Piiney IS
friends IN this end of the State have
already expressed II hope that chance
would he given them this year to suit
the approving action to the word hy
giving him their undivided support
tor Governor This il n position for
which he is admirably fitted. which
would not necessarily interfere so
seriously with his law practice and
which he could hardly decline ii ten
dered with that unmistakable apprec-
iatlon and hearty enthusiasm a
bounding for him in this and either
parts of the State where he Is best
known HsiridofC 1poHo
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How to Make Money f!

II you are out Of employment and want a
position, paying you from $50 to sioo monthly
clear above expenses by working regularly,
or If you want 90 increase your present iu-
come from Se,N TO $500 yearly, by working at
odd times, write the GLOBE co, ~ Chestnut
st, fhlla., Pa, stating age, whether married
or single. last or present employment, and you
can secure position with them by which you
can make more money easier and faster than
you ever made before in your life, n.3,'M-ly
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-08-17

Several of our exchanges seem to
think that there will be more interest
and ii livelier contest in the Repuhli
can state convention this fall than has
been generally expected That a
strong feeling in favor of Mahlon
Pltney for governor is developing can
not be denied. and despite his an
nounced desire 10 retire from politics,
influences are beng brought To hear
that may induce him to change his
mind aud he candidate Nem }ork
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-08-17

Thousands of persons have been
cured of piles by using DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. 1t heals promptly and
ran X Go.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-08-17

The editor Of the Evans City, Pa,
Globe, writes, Zone Minute Cough
Cure is rightly named. 1t cured my
children after all other remedies fail
ed. 1t cures coughs, colds and all
throat and lung troubles s. W. Coch
ran Il Co.
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DEATHS.

flCkEl In Union township, Aug 3. 1Ses
Joseph NJ PICKED, aeed - years, 1 month,
Eand Y days
GOODWIN In Annanlale, July II, ls'ts, Mrs
John Goduwn, aged about - years
VAN SNGkEi,-kt the home OF his daughter
IN Nj Pleasant, JnlN <, 1sHs, John I Van
Svrkrli after long Illness
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MONDAY. the TWENTY SECOND DAY
OF AlGlSl. MINT.

OF AUGUST, NENr,
between the hours of twelve aud five O'Clock
IN the afternoon of said day, at the Court
Honse, IN the township of Raritan, in the
County of llunterdon and State of New Jer-
scY, all that certain tract or parcel of land and
premises, situate in the Township of Delaware
bounded and described As follows: Beginning
at a stone corner to Jacob Hices land in John
Holcomhe's line, and running thence 10 along
SAID line south siNty-throe degrees and fifty
one minutes west. seventeen chains to Il stone
corner Ia John e Holeomhe's land thence
tt' along his line north twenty-siS degrees
ami forty minutes west, forty-two chains
and httN-siS links to a stone heap in
William Wilson's line: thence t3) along his
line north SiNty-four degrees and fifteen
minutes east, tMcntN-siN chains and eighty
one links, to Il corner in John I4amhert's line
thence az along the SAME and said Jacob
Hlce's land, south fourteen degrees and three
minutes east, forty-three chains and fifty
links to the place of beginning, containing
ninety-two acres and ninety-three hundredths
of an acre, more or less Being the same
premises conveyed Ia the said Jacob II Hol-
comhe, by Beniamin A. Holeomhe and wife.
by decd hearing date October eleventh, A. u.
lsSei, and recorded in Vol, aSS OF Deeds for
Hunterdon County, page l6
Seized as the property of Jacob II Hol-
combe ct ux, and taken in execution at the
suit Of Lambert I Warman, and 10 be sold
10y
JOHN RAMSEY.
H. = kuuI., Sol'r. sheriff
Dated July 18th, iSes
!
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-08-17
THE MARKETS.
Lnmln.riAlllr Angnst L,

L0mbrftNiIe Aug1st L, ls'is
PRl GES OF GRAIN corrected every We'd
nesday by + + LEAR dealer in Grain. Flour
Feed. &c
PRICES OF PRODUCE, &c, by CONOVER
< CONOVEH dealers in Dry Goods aud Gro
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given thai the co-partner-
slup heretofore existing III the undertaking
business between Peter Heath and Joseph
Matthews. under the firm name of Heath a
Mathews has been dissolved from August LIST
lS,r
All hills owing hy the firm should be Pre-
scented to Peter Heath for settlement
PETER HEATH,
JOSEPH MATTHEWS
The business Will be continued lay the nm.
dersigned at the old stand
PETER HEATH
ianhertNlle \ } Aug Ia. is9s
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-08-17

NuH fuHaStV SVit anu Nuiuh' fNuf fsfiV AHaJs
To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
nctic. full OF life. nerve and yisor, take No!ro
Bac. the wonder worker that makes weak men
strong. All druggists sos or 81, Cure guaran-
teed Booklet and sample free Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago CT New York
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t.aNe In Mun,,

II was troubled with my stomach
aud""nld he obliged "a giveupwork ror several
DAYS al time was at last persuaded To
take Hood smsapatilla After the first few
doses ri tins medicine began 10 feel better
and can now 10 any.kind of hard work e.
/ CLsYloN. Southland, \ J
Hood's Pills arr the favorite family ,athar-
tie Easy TO take easy ~ operate s5c
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After Scarlet Fever
Great Weakness Overcome by
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Headaches and Dizziness Cured -
A Mothers Statement.

anu bIALilooS
A Mothers Statement.
"My three little boys had scarlet fever
which left them very weak. / gave them
Hoods Sarsaparilla and it built them up
80 that in a short time no one would ever
know they had been sick. became worry
much run down and was troubled SO
much with headache and dizziness that L
would often be Obliged to lie down. My
limbs would get numb and 1 feared paraiy-
sis. Thought as Hoods Sarsaparilia had
helped the children SO much 1t might
help me. began taking 1t and soon tho
headache and dizziness disappeared, l
gained in flesh, and began to feel like
another person. Az for Hoods Pills, We
are never without them" Mrs. q. III.
SHAW, Prospect Plains, New Jersey.
Hoods sa ps;'iia
Is the one True Blood Further. All druggists eli
SIX for So &. J. Hood Il Co. Lowell Mass.
II, D:it<, do not cause pain or grippe.
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Rl!!IandallS'
AT NEWTOWN, PA.
SHERlFFS SALE.

by virtue Of n writ OF Fl Ia 10 me directed
issued out Of the Court of GhanecrN OF New
Jersey, viii be exposed ia sale at Public Ven
DIM
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For Is cents.

All our ~ 50 faney stockings
They're made of finest Isle thread,
with highly colored ziezag, stripes
on the front
These prices are for this week only
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-08-17
HI O>iery
Reduced.

our entire assortment of Fancy hosiery re-
iuced to lust half price Summer styles must
go to make room for Fall styles soon to arrive
fhis Is our way Of reducing stock
For Is cents.
dozen styles that were DC Some
are Of isle and some are of cotton
3ome are plain and some are drop
stitched; some are in plain stripes
aud some are IN Scotch plaids
For 81 cents.
All our zoe. Isle hose with ombre
stripes or Scotch plaids, some are
PLAN and some are dror-stitched
For SO cents.
All our 81 ~ fancy stockings, made
ot fine Isle thread very thin with
exquisite colorings They're made
doubly attractive by elaborate silk
clocks
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Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Ysur Life Away.

H. = kuHI., Solr sheriff
Dated July 18th 1855
fees, 81 20
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-17

@on 8ormtu9 bate Elm argsrotb Fugfunosn, psfsm
m Die @efd 2ong Qg QomiruI snarO, Capt Mu6an unO Capt
GrOpnn6elO bt6eilgtn
Sn Der Gpnrn brboien, rcite gbe6erFfere Qe un0
m0gn @orrGtfen Santiugo enon
Die Sfpigtsn Die $4,000 Mann nof Spnin gu bringn purs
@oneren unterdbt eOoa pirO ugeanben baB
fu 3i gu 6en pien pir0. Sdon einigen Sagen bate
@rparung OB Srppnrunsppr 9agOronung en
neroen Elm 5runsporaon rsau bepG6rn 2eung
Sberten Sefer eingsrid9te.
Die expedition na9 gprto Rco pirO pubrIfeni 3pe g8odu
Neppops ob9s6. DIsr 9aB bat T na ben bsbs9n @r=
abrungn fir GnIfungsn Sruppn dls 6r gng Rrausgel
na 9roo 2eung G5eben unter COMMANDO oes
Expedition ubernebmen pb iprad9 feute I'm
&egsbarmn CAB Rpport bsr 5oa9er Camp
S6Omas, G6damaugu a6
rauf mad 8aGenciu," Gabi3 unD Barcelona.
Nurinez0epurtemcnt BAT bic 8 Q6a6rt Gpubers
unter Commodore aion na panien ufe nod n gB 9d
bes GeGaDer m auf lange e guBt MAIDEN muB 10 muhsn
umfdnge 8ortbrun9n geron Commander 8ropnon
6l53er ygdne onre bute nit SetreGr Gong Der nYanee
bnD m gu orfol 6eute Santiago abpampen pDeb
0snag ntreffsn po SOfOrt nd nm Gintrefn Dor Sanz
ago pirO Der pgun gOBe Mn guntOn unt Die Srie8s4
perben Nb bic M Oortg au5gu6r peroen muB uno eben
aQs 3eiaufpanO QnIpruf nimmt Dor Gn nGen
8ofe prb Q8ans @eIpaOe DemHa dum tfeig ein, Den
@panern 6rm genen einen 9eud ubFaen u t0nnn
Sc i9neller, ie beifer
@ufbington n, D. g.. 16 Sult - Gs feut abno i'm
befann gemad baB bic puntn 8eongern
Santiago n ipdter, oIs ben % SuI ngeifit pOn iOaen
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Runsfabrt. RtbOb0tbs Bead. $50.
S1htlidler Mnsauitu=S Stifl,

81 pzg OFF, 16. SuIi. = @s giebt
5dQe, in benen man BON ben Nefpz
Serieper Mosfitos ni9t 6umoriitii9
I4reibsn tann, unb bieier 1T elmer 0az
bon. Die @eiGi4te banoelt BON einem
iterbenoen &inbe, Iterbenb an ben Sol
gen zines W1osfitoIti6es. Der San
oes &inbes ROIIin lit Der erIte Der
Soiion unb bef9dftigt Or. 8prne
bon unionz9iG. Gr giebt ipenig 9offz
nung, baB bus &inb geneien tpirb.
@nfangs oteIes Nfonats purOe bas
&lno, behen Gltern in g1r. 230, Sui
tonitroBe, llnion<SiG, tpobnen, iiber
Dem re9ten Qu9e bon einem Der plagez
9etiter geito9en. Die 0unbe 6egann
elnige Sage ipdter gu f6tpeuen, uno
oas Quge mar balb seI9lofien. glutz
bergiftung iteIIte ii9 elm unb bas 9inb
lieat i'm Sterben.
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9(mf immcr aebeilt.

lIniOns8riOge. M0., 7. Suli 1898.
2ln Or. 6artle0, 92r. 81, RorOz
PacaItrabe. - 9esbrter 6err! Seit
5ebn Sa6ren lit i9 an einem 2(uss
fluIe aus bem re4ten O6re. 0esgleia
den mar id gang 6eoenfIi6 nit
S9pierigtsiten bei'm2lt6men geplagt,
uno batte punOen 9als. gla4Oem i3
mid pom 6er6fe 1896 big gum 2lpri[
1897 Sbrer 8ebanolung unterIporfen,
bin icb, 10 nebme i9 an, duf immer
gebeilt. 24tungsDOait Sbr &oD 6.
MileE- (185.90)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-17
- pie "2ott.Tott."
RamiIirn,GrRurffnn ban aan,,n rna

6amilteH'GrturfiOn een sanlsH Eas.
MnnapoIiS, Bsfs uno Gepern RiperS.
feeen nRcntdS. TPfftwsdb, Ereitag v. &cnntae
uIn libr Wpreens,
NIT eem poruIdren 9ampfer ,,&mma @iIeS,"
bsstnnene am Wonfae, BEN 20. SUM-.
Stles H. pt Ssotrmann nsib bic prd6tishe
8sur 1gH BoltimSrt aus $allluft pdbrsno Des
angtu.bmtr GsieGidaft RTdtunTt fyubs.ite am
9bsno. Dtuff. Gute Muhlstit,R Soc, SDer briugsn
Sis SbrsH Rorb NIT. Gdbgpr.is Soc. (9uRil2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-17
&abeIperbinbung 6erges
tellt.

9GaDa bel s Gfte, Is. Suti. -
0as &abeIboot bes SignalOienItss be-
enOete beute Die 2egung bes &abeIs
5piI6sn 8aiquiri unb Guantanamo
8ai. 0as 3pii4en Guantanamo
8ai uno Santiago be Cuba Iiegenbe
fran30iiihe &abel pirb iofort pisber
perbunOer unb Der 9eieGI6aft iiberz
geben fperDen.
Die &egierung ptro fir ben telez
grapbif9en 0ienIt 3pii6en ben beiben
Puntten ibr eigsnss Rabel benuBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-17

Die QuffGrung I Die Situation fam in naebenoer 0epe:
gIana Del @e ui 1896 2ln General aoiuranen Der Der
Staatsn gBubngtpn 9aupuarier nufe Santiago 16 Su Die
&upiuaons 9bgun9en 4eBen dae Strede uno aes Srgs@
Maerial bes betrefnben Serritoriuums in it'd.
Die Der Stauten berne6nu ifnea a mDgli ale ipunt
en Sruppen Ors etnem gegenn Sr nd Spaz
nien gu enpen.
Die Ofssrs beben 6r 9egen unb bic O3ier unO SoOun 6
perDnss Gqnt6um Der punie GOmmanOant erbdt @ruubnB
bic mliGrfsn ardbipe taptuirten 9tritts munebmen
Ollie unbn puniden Ndnndaften, Die Dem Numen 5pt
br ueriud Die Cuba berbt6en poln er6d
ten oeuen Qbleaunq @brnpOres buB tie m n beem &rg
6esiaen peroen gegn 46leerung Buen @rdubniB bu
Die paniiden 5ruppen mafiren nit mildden @9rn aus Der
bt @anaoo unb opOntren lire Naen elmer S uber Die
I6ereintommen pirb.
G pO unQenOmmen, Die GOmmiIdre pOen mpsben baB bic
poniIfsn @oOuen nit i6ren Buffn e 10 up DOgtsn, nuf
Spanien 5urattbrn perOen.
om piro 9gerung DO1Gnb anbemgegeben OBJ lie Den
5ruppen bic gBaffen dFen miro poer nid3
@ made burau aufmsrfam oaB F uner ben SruPpn 1900
unn 6enOsn ou pee nt sn39er @uB geuer purOe 9on
ben umlieaenoen @drniiOnen)
GemdB Der 4naabs Generals Soa biem 9tr
24OO0 olOutn na Spanin gdnOt muen So st. Sbuf
commdnoirenoer 9snsrllmdior."
Der prdfibent bo6erfreut
@retdr &9er @etreGr Sage gena goof 9neral @orbn
6uen oO uad5 @mpang @ufsboIdft ee Gonferen5 i'm
gBBn 6uuie" as sduOe DeeBen Iuete eed age
Der grdFbent 6Obegudt enOsase eroung aupula
tiOnsiruae lei.
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Hunhreiie 25c

Wsuff ben Der Rup,n. beg fHnft.n Sediments.
Teus uno int.reFaHte gttraItou,n, fir pi. Gin.
uno Raffabrt. Ser srsS. Samili.n.GrbOluuos.
SIas. al,s srf,r RluFs R,u, rint,rboltuuotn
SissOntO fir s9uI.n uuO S.I.aiSsft.n.
(Dtai4, 4Dlta
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&cnte aNcrecm um 9 ltbr feiteefeet.
9ie ipantide 1lasse tuei6t Oem sternenbanner
eoinsnnssoe sle6ersa6e. Der eraOenf aanat Der armee

Du{6tngtpn, . g.. 16 SuIi ubr Q6enbs @eneru2lDju
tant empfng Ioeben bic nabbe 9epsif reOaser nu
@anugo u Die ue6ergubs 1T befup erlo norben MOrgen
9ormag Die StaO Santiago 6erge6en unb bic fpunn
Sruppn egsgangene Stab hraus maridr
Die panif 6aggen ebsn br Mursns 6rabg5o9sn unb bic
ameraniffen 5luggn aug6B tperben @bafter genaaiOr
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GnnDcrneuer fir 9(ri,nun

8 a binetOn. 3. g.. Is. syuIi.
= PrdfiOent Mc&inIeD bat q. 3.
Wlurpbp gum 9ouOsrneur BON 4ri3p=
nd an Steae oes @ouperneurs Mpron
80. Wc@orb srnunnt, pel6er uIs
Oberit in bic 9trmee eingetreten lit.
9ouDerHeur MurpbD bate bereits
me6rere einfluBrei6e StelIungen i'm
Serritprium Qri3ona inne.
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- pie 2sap 6inunter
beinabe bis aur tiefblanen see.

Die @rfuriionen fuahreub ees sausen 1asss bon
1b0 glellen freroeu mitteIf bes 31mpfers emma
@tIee- 9ienftas, ben 23. SUM. bestnneH uHc ea'
nah fsAsn Ctenffaa uno Sonnsrffas tUrts.iest
AbIahrt Nhr ROrstns. Runefabrt nur % 0tS
(9uRil2, ,2fiteSl
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Simmer mebr Yriirn.
0rei i'm 6ufen bO1 9ebz8eIt.-3pei
peitere Prrien perOer ftiinOli6 ers
fpartet.

9rsi i'm Safen bo1 8ebzDeI t.-3pei
peitere Prifsn perben ftinbIi6 srs
fpartet.
Sen BeTt, 5gla., 10. 5uli. -
0ret unbebeutenoe griIen purben
btute singebra9t. Der 0ompfsr r8rsz
nop GaItle, Der Ieit Sabren bic cuba
nii6e 8iite unter fpanif6er 6lagge
befu6r, aber Iett Dem 8. Suni pieber
Die britiI4e 5lagge aufgeIteat 6at,
purbe am 0Onneritag BEL Sap Gru3
getapsrt, er mar nit einem groBeu
&argo 2ebensmittel bon &in9Iton
na6 Man3uniIIo unterpegs. 9ieutez
nant Smith unb 3nei MarineIploaten
gingen als PriIenmannI4aft an 8orb
uno erlItten unterDegs dllerlei llngez
md9t. Sic tpuroen 3uerIt auBer &ur5
gebra9t unb pGren um Elm 6dar am
SSreitag bsi Sap 2lntonio 9eItranbet,
Oa Die Ulefungs SnItrumentc be5
0ampfers auBer Orbnung paren,
bann purbe Der &eiiel led, unb iie
muBten Den Sch BEL Saroinillos an
Iaufen, IdlieBli6 gingen i6nen Die
SObIen aus, 10 baB tie an ben 0rp
5ortugas anlaufen muBten. 90 fam
es, OaB lie erit beuts bier anlangten.
Die ManrI8aft oss 9ampfers bete6t
aus einem engIiI6en Gapitdn, einem
engliItsn Supsrtargo, ie35 Spaniern
uno bier SamaicazNegern.
2lm MittpO6 Bate bic ,0irie"
AUDI 3lpei nit Na9rungsmitteln na9
Ma3aniIo unteripegs 6efinbli6e
S4OOner. n5bree Bells" uno g9ils
grim" getdpert, oieIelben limb d6er nod
nt4t bier ein9etroffen.
@niign 9. 6. U&cOou9al bon Der
n9iit" uno Elm paar 56eeriaden Brad
ten beute ben Brittle ben S9ooner IS.
u. g}iderIon" bier an, Der am 80.
SUM- BON brei rWoStitps" qetapert
DurOe. 3pet iogenannte 9aFagiere,
in Dirtli4tsit 2(genten, Hamens 81.
bon 8putbarb unb Srdnt Berger, ma
rem an 8orb, fpel6e als 6riti{8e I'm
tertbanen gegen bic 8aperung protez
ittrten unb ertlGrten, lie tpiiroen bon
Der 8unbesregterung beoeutenOen
S6aOeneriab berlangen. Die 2aounq
bes S6OOners. Der Ii6 auf Der 6u6rt
bon Samoicu na6 Man3uniGo 6efun0,
beItanD e6enfaQs aus 2e6ensmitteln.
9us 9iilfsz&anonen6oot yuncas"
6ra6te Die tleine, Bel Garoenu8 Qefuz
perte. ipunii6e S6aluppe ,geQa
Sns3" in ben Sdfsn. Bier W2ann BON
ibrer 9eiaBung paren ii6er 8orb gez
fprungen unb 6utten bas cu6aniT6e
llfer i6tpimmenb erreI6t.
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oret 9eierteure BON einem i'm 6ufen
BON 9aOana liegenoen fpaniI9en 8a=
nonenboot, nelGe in einem fleinen
Boot auf bic 8todubei8iffs 3ugerubert
tamen. Sin Boot bes Wonitors Ser
ror" na6m lie auf uno bra9te lie auf
bic nGaItine."
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Gnrrn Snnf's Gi(rnbabn Comp.
ErGd1ttGer Nabmittags.0 s.0lmS ling
aui Der
- g6efapsaee- -2sai.

Ter prdttia, Sumpf,r IS .Saeorits puldbt
ben Ster 9r g. 9isbtsStrutsns Prft., I'm rbr
20 Vtin. Ra6mittdas tdeli6 (uusotnpmmtn spnns
taesl mad Queenstown. Sie Riditbr mad Saltis
m0re trfOlst UNI bolb II llbr abtnos
Iu Sonntoeen fdbrt Der Sampler nm llbr
Dtoresns ab, nit aui&lub al Den 3uo fir 3tbo=
beibaSeaH. Anfunft in Baltimore UNI 10 ubr
Ubenos
Nunefabrf, Rebcbcths Bead. $50.
RunefHbrt. EueensfcUn. so 0entS.
WablJettH i'm rootsl SoliuQlp" ossr ouf BEN
Roote 30 Gents. CUTE geeqs fir 9enclifttu ausers
bolb Queenstown. C9unil6. 30it tdel&
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GammifiGrr rrnannt.

0af6ington, ,. g., Is. SuIi.
= Der prdfiOent BAT Die ra4Iiebenoen
gommifGrs erndnnt, um nit elmer
G6nli6en cdnnbii6en gOmmifion Dtrs
i6iebensS sStreitfrugen spii6en Den beiz
ben 2dnbern gu eIeoigen: SUatOr
@EdrIss %. 6airbants O1n Snoiana,
SenatOr @aorgs 9raD BON 0sIupare,
Gsprd;srtant g2elipn Oinglsp BON
Mains, Ql9!6. SSo6n u. @ufipn BON
Soma unO 2lttb. SobH N. Softer pom
Oiitritt Columbia.
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Ooppelfinnig. = p8er 1T
Der iun9e Wtenlh, Der ba eben our
S9iir berdusflUg?" = Sin entfernter
9erpanbter pom 6aus6eIiBer-"
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