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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-01
58. Sabrgang.
Sd)neue SnblMttg.
baltimore ben %. Suni lsG

@al more. ben %. Suni 1893.
Mn Die Scamten Fer .,pcme TrienrIp."
gir. loo. Meits6apettez Strase
sSer1b. sosrrtn! SnOem i5 Sbutu msinen aut=
sdDtiee Saut ubtatte erabte ib IS fir wsiic, ods
0ubtffum pH;n gu lafta, ME i6nta Der anipru6
ruf Die 2sbtnsp,riiberuno msinss Gnabsn. 5 T II
6. Sttna,G, BON Sbrtr olts1 b:imidtn Gomz
paeri. bsIdbt pur0,. Gsirn %IbsnO ertrdut tr,
unO iobab id meinsn 9IHiprub uui $40 tinrtit1te,
bdroiqttn Sit mir ,iutn G5td aai OtH 9ttrae in
pnio,r, oIs finf Ninu;sR elm. SD fam Sbrt
gompaenie hiuii6tIi3 Der QrOmptbti. auiribtig
tupitbI,n. SD bate an 9brt GOmpaoni. MIR $l.G0
brdblt.
Spbn g. Stensci.
0741 9tr 1906, Seott]Strnbe.
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Gin beutI9es &riegs diff
mad Santtago unter=
m , n z

Qonbon, 80. SUM-. - Nlun per-
tiinbet bier. boB Der beuti9e 4reu3er
r9eper" amU2ittipo9 BON 9aOana a6z
fuhr, um ii9 iiber Samaica Ra6 Sanz
ttagO be Guba 81 6egeben.
9eIbes 6ieber II. 8Idttern.
2Onbon, 80. SUM. = Cine De-
pd4e aus &iHSitOR meI0et, IS lei bOrts
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Sei .lnirrer Gnrbut.
Recognos3irungen gegen Santiago. -
Gin @OrItoB gegen bus StGOt4en
Ganeb, Fiinf MeiIen nOrODitIi6
ppn Santiago, erpdrtet.

Sin BoritoB gegen ods StGOt9en
Ganeb, Fiinf Msilen norODftIi4
ppn Santiago, errpartet.
@eneral2 2opton's Suuptz
quurtier, flint WeiIsn DTtIi9 bon
Santiago, 90. Sunt, 2[6enbs, piu
Ringiton, Samoica, 80. Sum-. - Die
ameritanHhen Sruppen Derbrd6ten
ben geitrigen Sag nit 8ecognos5irunz
gen. @eneral Sbafter TsIbIt brang
nit elmer tleinen Gstorte fdIt Bis na8
@aneb, einem fleinen Srte, fiinf Meis
len noroOitIid bon Santiago, Dor, bon
no aus cine @iienbubn na9 Santiago
fiibrt. lieutenant Stunoing bsfeBte
nit einem 0eta9ement uRerifaniI9er
unb cubdniI6er S6urFI9iiBen eirsn
9iigel, noropeitli9 BON ben ameritaz
niI9en Qinien, tpel6er eine freie Qusz
iiff auf Suntiugo iopo6l, pte Ganen
beberri4t. Sn benz leBteren Orte i6ei>
nsn Ii6 nur etpa 300 ipanii9s Solz
oaten gu befinosn. Blister gldu6te
man, bic bur9 unIer 8orriiden 9eqen
goiquiri uno Suragua pertriebenen
Spanier feien auf Ganeb 3uriidgetpi>
den, anItatt auf Santiago. Die gez
ringe Nn3a6l Der in Ganep befinoli6en
5ruppen oeutet an, odb Die Sponier
Den Ort gu rdumen geOenten.
lieutenant Stanoing tpurbe Bel feiz
nen 8eoba9tungen ni9t belGitigt, obz
9lei9 er ouf ieinem Weee bur9 Elm
Eager fam, nel9e8 "a Stunben Dorz
Der nod our6 einen Itarten ipanii6en
8orpoiten 6eIeBt mar.
Corporal 9u6t bpn Gompagnie .,
Z. SSnfunteris 8sgtment, pel6er gez
tern friib nit Iieben Wlunn nuf @pr=
poitenoienIt, 3!pei W2silen BON Santa
90, gsl6idt uno Bis Na9mtttdg per-
ge1en Dor0en ipar, tpurbe pom 9ene=
raj S6after aufgefun0en unb in's Ca
ger gsIfift. Die Manni9aft betra6=
tste ben 8orIaQ i'm 2ibte einsg gslunz
9enen Spafes. Sic batten mebrere
a6tbeilungen Spdnier geie6en, purz
ben jebO9 BON oenIel6en nt9t 6elGitigt
uno perbra6ten ben Sag i'm Wdloe,
tpie auf einem 9icnic. Der Corporal
ertlGrt, tpenn er einige 2eute 1nebr BEL
Ii3 gsEabt Bate, 10 piiroe er 40 Spdz
nier als 9efangene nit in's Eager gez
6rd9t 6a6en.
Wte6rsre BON oen umerifanii6en
8orpoItsn in's Eager gebra9te Paciz
ficos geben Dor, nur tpenig ii6er Die
3uItdnoe in Der 6elagerten StaOt 81
tpifen.
Die Solodten fii6ren in i6rem Ga
ger elm rs6t beI6perli9es 2e6en. 9ez
itern fiel Itr6menber 3egen un0 bur9z
piiblte 9laes. Die 3ationen perben
jsBt resslmdBig beutbeilt, ieOOa nod
immer ni9t iebr rsi6li9. Offiaiere
unb Soloaten er6alten ods NGmli9s.
8iele oerSoIoaten, tpel9e pd6reno bes
bsiBen MarI9es bier6er ibre 0eden
ipeqfpdrfen, bGttsn oieIe16en ieBt Ie6r
gerne pieoer, osm Die Hd9te Iino fiibl
auf ben Bergen. Die peggepprFenen
Oeden puroen bon oem Gubanern le6r
raid dufaebo6en. lle6erbdupt nimmt
oieIes @eitnoel glnes, mas es friegen
tam. O9ne ieatGla Bel elmer 4rbsit
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SHUTTERS 6auptqnartirr i'm Srlo.
Weitere Sruppenbetpegungen. - 8ez
Iogerungsgsi4iiBe auf Dem 8ege
na6 Der 6rpnte.

GumpSuragua, 20. SUM-, pia
8ingiton, SSamaica, 30. SSuni. - Sc
neral Gbaftsr enti9ieo beute, ben
3ranspOrtOampfer nSeguranco" gu
periaiien uno iein 9duptquartisr I'M
6eloe auf3ui8lGgen. 8abrI9einli9
piro er bic nG9ite Raat i'm 3eIte bes
Generals QB6eeler perbringen, lpenn er
big 0a6in nod feline puiien0e Steae fir
ous 9auptquartier ausgepGblt bat.
&4em 4nI9eine na9 pire Suragua
binnen 5tpei ober brei Sagen nur nod
oas Centrum oes Gommifariatsz uno
mebi3iniI6en Departments Iein. Gine
CUR 8epa9ung bes Srtes binrei6enbe
2l6tbeillrng piro bier gelafen perben,
pabri9einli9 pOn ben 5000 Mdnn,
Die CUR 3eIt BON Sampu aus 6ier6er
unterpegs Iino, uno bic gan3e iibrige
Streitma9t niro na9 Ganep pOer
2IguaOOres geI9idt perben.
Die bon bier na9 Santiago fii6z
renoe @iTen6a6n piro BON ben @eniez
truppen 10 raid aIs m0gli9 pieoer in
Stano gefeBt. Sbre 8eOerberiteaun9
miro bic 8ef0rosrung BON Pro0idnt
erbebli9 erlei9tern. Die I4persn 8ez
lagerung5geIhiiBe puroen leBte Ra9t
3u 8aiquiri gelanoet uno na9 Der
6rpnte a6geI6tdt.
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9illttt fnO aui nlH 3tocn, Den r2imitirtsn
GOn9reiFOnelen" auseenOmmeu, siltis. i173-O
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SonO an5ulegen. Gs ge6t ibnsn melt
beFsr, als unieren eigenen Solooten.
Die OTTi3iere erpd1ten teu.e cine
8orfpdrts6epsgung CUR Ginndbme oes
Ubenerpdbntsn StGot9ens @unep,
bod peiB man nod niGts 8etpifss
oarii6er. @rnItli6er @icerituno Der
Spanisr gegen DieIe 8elpsgung miro
taum erpartet.
Sds @ri1einen bes Generals S6df>
ten BEL Der Gprbut perdnlaBie Das Sc
uii9t, baB Der allgemsins Mngriff auf
SantiagO Tfon mprgen erfolgsn psrs
be, a1ein Sta6sofFi8iere erttGren. es
lei unm0qIifl. opr Den nd6fen paar
Saesn Die nod nDtbigan Gorbsrsitunz
gen Su treFfsn. @irtd 1000 Nmerita@
ner Faaern iebt bier Meilen DItIi9 ppn
Der beldgertsn Siabt, uno Der HeIt Der
Qrm1e bsfirbst Iib auf bsm UtarT6s
bon Sara9ua unD 8aiquiri nd9 Der
6ronte. Oie8or6ut biIoet einen6albz
treis, nit Der linten 6fanfe unter bem
9ensrdE @9nffee etrpd 5tpei Wteilen bon
Der See, uno Die re9te 5lunfe unter
benz S6eriten UGtles eiipa cine bal6e
W1eile npropeitli6. sic beitett aus
bem r., T., IT,, f.. %. unb 10. sSn=
fanteris Rsgiment. Die 8orpoIten>
tette lit prei 8ierIelmsiIen peiter pors
gei9pben.
Ri9t rpeniger als Iieben 5laggen Der
9eIeqI bonn rptben &reu3e pe6ien
6eute auf grDBsren 8ebduoen in Sanz
tiagO uno 5tpet tpeitere follen gegen
2lbeno uuF9e5ogen tporben Iein. gs
f9eint, baB bic Spunier baruuF aus
iinb, ale tpt6riqeren @sbGube in Der
Staot our3 iOl4e 6luggen Dor uniez
rem 9ei6iiBfsuer gu i6iiBen.
Die Dor oem 6ufer, pon Santiago
liegenbe sSlptts oes Qlomirals Sumpz
ion Bat ii4 Isit mebreren Sugsn boIz
itdnbig ru6ig Oer6alten. Die S9iffe
Soma" rWtofu4uIetts." rSnOiuna"
uno ygRetp Srkans" nd6erten Fi9
3par 6GuTtg bsm Morro Gaiteq Big
uuf tur5eShuBtpette, dueln tetnS6uB
purbs apF biefeIbsn a6gefeuert. Die
Spaner ipuren Offenbur ibre Muniz
tion.
gontre NomiraI SampIon puroe
beuis benaGri4figt, bdB Der ipuniI6e
0ampfer rBurifimu Conception, "fpelz
der tiir5li4 nit einem groBen Sarge
9orrdt6e BON Sumuica abginG unfe
r:n 8IoddOeiffFfen entgangsn, unb gu
5unus, probin3 Santa CLARA, Gu6a,
dngefommen lit.
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NpIijef'5epartement.
Surruu ecS MarfdtdlIA.

SAttuH IEr
a more, DEN 30. SuG 1893.
Die auimsrtiamteit pOn j 6cuerrper tz9 tr
I n miro aui iOlgtnOeu Nbi6uitt Ocs arti=
ttls 20 Saltimorer Stdots6oOtr, Qtlrutt:
rj4 Gbid)nitt. Gs III iitr Ssosrmaun eessniOrie,
lnuerbdlb oes Staot=g9eib6loes 6rddtrs, Sauibs,
Hdtetsn ooer aROeres Seuerptrf Su ptrfaufen oDtr
jum 9trfaufe Gus3ubsten: ieood finOst Oieier 9Ib=
tirten gindlsStrpddung Oerfautsn 2lrtittls @u=
Denounq, uno Seoer Der elmer Der @titimmunQsn
oioies Ibidnttes SuipOsr bdnDelt, ueridlt ir ieoe
tinislne uebertrstuug in 3tpsi Dollars Strais"
fStrutr miro Die 9luimertidmttit dui bic glfts otr
@eitBeebunq pom 1882, 4npitel 424 grleHtt psl6e
BEN Ysrfauf pon 9iftol,n iretnO iusl6cr 9lrt an
9R n D er a br ge, ionic ben 9srfdui ODER ous
9St9aeben 0es y q tronen & tuDer Z i :
i an irgeno Scmanoen perbietst.
Die guimerfIamfeit oss 9u6liiums miro anSurd
dui Den fol0snoen abi6nitt oes artifrs 20, 9altis
morer StaotzGooer. erlentt:
53. Ab6nitt IiemoHO bari ireenb sInsu Sauib,
8afet, Grader SorptOo, granntt oDer dnOtre ldid)t
brennbare 6eusrlptrfstorper ooer let erplooireuOe
9rdpardtt inrerbalb ots g8ei6biOts fperSn,
qtbsn otrtdut SeOer in cine gelobuBt oou nbt iber
fiiHi Collars
Sic Qolijei pro hermit anqetuisi:n, boritebenoe
@sess ourcb fSsitHabmc ulcr bti'm uebertrcten Der
8erimmnnetn Otrlelben an9ttrotTcncn Qsrionsn
frene Durcbiuiibrtu, uno erbGt Die ipeitcre Ypti=
iuna, CUR 9erbdftuue alcr Oiei,bm Hbertretcnocn
Gsrlonsn, ipel6e BON rgcno elnem 9iirgtr aue9eiet
tptroeu 9eui6tsbtfeble ju erldueeu uno iOlb. Der
lonsn III arretren.
Die 9eftmmunotn Ots ob,n auseiubrtcn So ab=
ibnittes finOtn laut elmer GHtibsiouna Deg @erih=
t,s iolpobl AMI 9rOat=g =gofalitdtru uno zllmfrisp=
Qunptn, Die auf DiisutIibe Straben, eaiicn unD
SdBben inHtrbnlb o.s Staots99tibbilOes gRnsn.
ouHa.
SIN 9luitruus Der 9oli,sibebbrot
C173,5.O SamueI Z. 5amiItpu. Taritau
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Bur Nnrhricht.

9lae Rnabtu i'm alter pom y bis II tSabrtn, iptl6s
entn Sbe Der rmtni6libm 6ldaecs in Der GatdOe
4 ON t. Suli All bilOen fuiiHi6tn, lutroen hitrOurb
'oufetforOert, h5 btuf, Morgeu am Ill llbr in etr
90aftnbole oes usrten 8egimsnts al S8citz6dDsttt=
Strdbe einjufinOen.
We. u. Scdeuc,
Q74D Sttretdr pss 5inaHIsG
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0enrral ganSn's @nri6.

SrIurgentenbanben DerIegsn i6m ben
Deg. - 8ubriaeinli4 peroen
tbm AUDI 2lmeritaner entgegen
ridden.
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2onbon, 80. SUM. - Der Dat
ID W&ail" pirb aus Qiperpool gerel0et,
baB bier groBe &OblsnbamPfer OOr Ell
niqenSagen 3uIammen aus eirem ipaz
niI9en 6afen uus9elaufen feien, BEL
elmer SSrIel auf Der S06e Der &iiite an
gelegt bGtten unb nun na4 einem rpeItz
inbii9en Safen abge9ungen ieien. Die
&o6lenbampfsr, melOete Der GORE
iponbent petter, feisn Elm SAeil bon
Gamdrd's 8ei9paber.
@s Iinb bies pabri9einli9 bieiel6en
Oumpfer, iber Die Elm GOrreIponoent
benz 6ieIigen Star" meloete, Dab iie
auf Der S0fe BON Qlgecinuc Bel 9ib>
raItor abgeI6pentt u. bic 5a6rt nod
gorto Rico ungetrsten bdtten, I'm gu
Dem 8eTdtpaber bon Sorpepobopten
gu itoBsn, oaB Der fpanii9e 2tomiral
@iqamil ieit brei Wo6en bort Deritedt
balte. Der GorrelponDent oes Star,
Der pd6rI9einlih bus 9ras pa6Ien
6Dren fam, Fiigt ieiner Meloung bin
gu: g9isie 6lotte ioG QOmirdl Sdmp>
ion DON binten angreifen. tpG6reno4o>
miral Gerbera bies BON BORN 6eiorgen
ion, 10 baB Sampion 8ptf6en 5pei
6eusr fommen piro uno 8enerdl
Sbdfter ni6t lGnger pirtiam bethlehem
fdun."
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2tn Die Stettersahler.

sbibdbtr= 1auptquarticre iinO tdeli6 in s'u
esnoen 9lGBcn 9e0iinet:
Evening star., 1898-09-21
SOCTHERN RAILWAY.

Schedule in effect May l. 1895
All trains arrive and leave at Pennsylvania pas
s:12 A M-Daily Local for DanviIIe. Charlotte
with the Norfolk and Western daily.
FAST NAIL. Carries Pullman Buffet sleepers, ]
New York and Washington to Jacksonville; uniting
and 1 MSpRis pfs Tenn and at Charlotte with P1fi
9eR Ye to New uniting at
with Pullman Sleeper for Birmingham Connects
ton daily except Sunday ard Natural Bridge daily.
Slid train washington to New New Orleans without
nesday to San FRI, Francisco s 2, wit without change;
s:aI P.M:GDaiiy;. Local for caariotts.yine.
5GTi MEAsf1SGTGS t eSn eom
posed Of Pullman Vestibuled Sleepers, Dining Cars
Nashville. Tenn via Asheyille. Knoxville nd
Gh.tts1o0ea New York to Tampa via chsrl.tte
York to Memphis. via Birmingham. New York TO
New Orleans via Atlsata Mn.p and Moa.gomery Yes
ern Railway Dining Car Greensboro to Montgom-
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO D1v1s-
ION leave Washington 9:el am; daily. loo pm.
nd S Gnln ,d da oues @ suasy and s2
cept Sunday for Leesburs; and 6:2s D m. daily for
and s1e pm daily iTxs nnd g. s
eept SUNDAY from 1,U,, r & cnd Hill zoe am. daily.
's eept sunday. from Leesburs 0 N-'' 0A'''' eA'
Through trains from the RUTH arrive at WASH
sas sts and o S noon and ss
Sunday and e:S5 m daily and $50 am. daily
Tickets Sleeping Car reservation and informs.
ton furnished at Offices. 705 18th st. n.w sIl
Pennsylvania avenue. and at Pennsylvania iaii-
FRANK S. CANNON; I'D Vice Prest & Gen. MT
W. A. TURK. Gen. Pass. Agent
L q BROWN. Gen. Agt. Psss. Deot.
Evening star., 1898-09-21
National University
Law School.

FACULTY.
HON. RICHARD III. ALVEY,
President and Lecturer on Constitutional Law.
HON. CHARLES e. COLE. LID,
Lecturer on Statutory and Criminal Law.
JAMES SCHOuLER, LID.
Lecturer on Bailments. Domestic Relations, Wills
and Administrations.
EUGENE CARUSI, LID,
Professor of the Law of Real Property, Domestic
Relations Contracts and Equity Jurisprudence.
JACKSON II. RALSTON, LID,
Professor Of Common Law and Equity Pleading
and Corporate Law.
HON HENRY f. DAVIS. AN. LID,
Professor of Evidence, Mercantile Law AMI Con-
stitutional Law ard Lecturer upon the
History of the Law.
FREDERICK l.. SIDDONS. LIN,
Professor Of the Law of Negotiable Instruments,
Torts and Criminal Law.
CHARLES COWLES TUCKER, LIN,
Professor of Practice and Judge of Moot Court
WILLIAM W. MILLER, Lib,
Lecturer on Law of Corporations.
L. CABELL WILLIAMSON. EDWARD H.
THOMAS and HENRY T. BLAIR,
Judges of the Court of Appeals
The National University Law School '!ill enter
upon Its thirtieth year by opening at its building,
SISS29 18th street northwest, on MONDAY, 0c-
tcber 3. 1895 c:30 pm. As appears above, val
uable additions have beer made the faculty.
with the suit that the previous nigh standard Of
the school has been materially advanced. The
Secretary may be seen daily at Clio 18th street
northwest Office District Title insurance Co.. ard
after Octt Der at the Law School building, from
$50 to 80 pm. As heretofore, two years study
uate course Of one year. For circulars call rpcn
W. II. MorrisOn's Son. 1926 + street northwest;
W. ii. Lowdermilk & Co.. 1i2t + street north
west; John Byrne 4 Co. 1922 street; Washing
ton Law Book Co.. 1922 F northwest. or the
undersigned. L. D. GARUSI, Secretary.
ge2t-;tw-IO
Evening star., 1898-09-21
SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. ).
HOTEL WINDSOR,
Atlantic City \. ].
SPECIAL WINTER RATES
From September l.. 1895 to March l. 1890.
American plan-single. SIS TO $25 weekly; dou-
bic, S2s to $50 weekly; ESQ to IS daily.
European plaD-S1 10 So daily.
Open ali the year. G. JASON WATERS.
ses- 156t
HOTEL DE VILE.
rates and attractions for September: coach;
cbestra NJ. w. TRUlTT. SELECT
THE SCARBOROUGH
Beach fr,rt, Maryland
Special rates for September. Write for Illus
trated booklet terms.
au2726t,5 ALFRED WYMAN
Hotel Imperial & Cottages,
Maryiand and beach. Full ocean view.
Wide. 3-story porchts. every comfort and
verience for $50 guests. Large rooms health.
lest locality; artesiaa water, table rnd service
a spe .lalty: 81 TO So day. Special rates for
Fall and Winter. q. w KENDRICK.
jy9-1St-S
CAPE MAY POINT, n. }.
CARLTON HOTEL-NEW MANAGEMENT; d.
rectly on the beach; accommodates 400; 6rehes-
tra cunning; fishing. Send for booklet. Terms,
81 to Sl2 per week. KELLY & WEAEEK.
je20-tf
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
StEeduIe In effect June IS 1SgS.
Leave washington from station corner OF Nel
.lersPY Il rp .e md S.r


Leave washington from station. corner OF New
| Jersey avenue and c street.
! trains. ll:95. II:25 s.m.. s:oo pm.
For Cincinnati. ST Louis and Indianapo Ex-
press. IL ;2o a m Vestbuled Limited. $40 pm !;
Fo- Pittsburg and Cleveland. express daily I1:O5
For Columbus. Toledo and Detroit. 1855 pm
.u fo5 MiDchestef and points on Valley Branch.
tanoosa, Knoxville, Bristol and Roanoke. io:4s
| pm daily; sleeping cars through.
For Luray, $40 pm. daily.
For Baltimore, week days. 500. $50. ,T:oa.
o5 m. i2l5. Si:15. s ss.oo % sao. 'sS I4:so 4a5
265 k2oa; h5;l9 70 162o G:a0. Hs:oo s:l5. 1900
ay.oo days p6 ss and & tl2Si night sS5
1:uo, xl:l5, 1900. 800. 4:35. r5:O5. IS:1o $50
hsi9o: 100 slo:mo ll:l5. 11l:5o pm. fl2:oI night:
pm: week days: $3.50 an and 4:35 PIN. Sun
For Fredert,k. week days. 900 am. Il:25. .:3o.
$50 pm. Sundays. 8 m. 1915 pm.
For For @ @Haserstown. tl1:G5 a IN. and 1880 pm.
stopping only at Gaithersburg and Germantown,
$50. $50. T:O5 PEA. Sundays. 900 am. I:l5
FSF GatthsrsbuEs ard way points week days
For Washington Junction and way points 1900
am, principal stations west of Gaithersburg only
80; $50 pm we"F lays: 500 am, l:l5 pm
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PII1LA OELPHIA
An trains illuminated with Pintsch light
For Philadelphir, New York, Boston aud the
East. week days. 7:05. 500. 1000 am; 12:o5
pm, LIS pm. foregoing trains have Dining
Cars. 300 t5:G5 Dining Carr. 500. 1901
night tSieeping Car open 10 o'clockp. Sundays
1O5 900 1t. l:l5 Dining Carr. 300 t5:u5 Dining
Carr, 500. .0l night (Sleeping Car open at 10
o'clock.
Parlor cars all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 am, 1905 noon. 1:15
and 300 p week days.
For Cape My, l2:05 noon.
Except Sunday. xExpress trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences ansfpr
left at ticket offices. 619 Penrsy ylvania avenue
northwest. New York avenue and 18th street and
n; depot.
WM. NJ. GREENE. D. B. MARTIN
General Manager. Mgr. Pass. Traffic.
Evening star., 1898-09-21
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
THROUGH THE GRANDEST SCENERY n

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
THROUGH THE GRANDEST SCENERY OF
AMERICA. ALL TRAINS vESTIBULED,
ELECTRIC LIGHTED, STEAM HEATED.
ALL MEALS SERVED in DINING CARS
STATION. SIXTH AND STREETS.
Schedule in effect Sept, l, 1898.
go Pm DAlLI-Cincnnati and st. Louis SIZE
ciai Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepers
Cinc,nna Lexington, Louisville. Indiana polls
and st LGui, without change. Connects at Cow
ington Va. f.. Virginia Hot Springs daily. ParIJr
Cars Cincinnati to Chicago
iI:1o Pm bAIIf-F. L. v Limited-Solid trntn
for Cincinnati Pullman Sleepers 10 Cincinnati
Lexington Louisville without change. Pull,nan
Compartment Sleeping Car to Virginia Hot Springs
without change. daily except Sunday. Observa-
tfon car Hinton to Cincinnati. Connection daily
Seepers Cincinnati TO Chicago and ST. Louis
z 20 NJ. DAILY-For Gordonsville, ChsrIottes-
Vile, Staunton. apd for Richmond daily except
Sunday.
1887 AM.-Daily except Sunday.-Parlor car
Washington to Richmond, and Richmond TO Old
Point. Arrive Richmond, 2:45 p.m.-old Point
$50 pm Transfer at Richmond
Reservation and tickets Chesa peake aud Ohio
Offices 5l3 and 1927 Pennsylvania avenue, and at
the station. I'll. W. FULLER
au1s-30d General Passenger Agent.
Evening star., 1898-09-21
Deaths Among Lawton'. Men

Gen. Lawton's report Of health conditions
at Santiago yesterday is as follows:
SICK, 1ls1; fever, 679; new cases IS;
returned to duty, 2S9. Deaths-W. Nj. John
son. sth Illinois Infantry. teamster, thernI-
ic fever. September 10; Felix Boswell, Com
pany ID, 9th United States Volunteers, bill
ious fever, September Is; Albert Richard
son, nurse, Company L. 9th United states
Volunteers, pernicious malarial fever, Sep
tember IL; John ]. Nickoden. Company X.
LIST Illinois. typhoid fever. Sc ptember IL:
John ]. Blake, private, Company F, 9Th
United States Infantry. typhoid tever, Sep
tember 10: Robert L. Courson, private
Company B. Sd United States Volunteers.
yellow fever. September 10: Walter Gray,
private. Sd United States Volunteers, per-
nicious remittent fever, hemophysis
Evening star., 1898-09-21
UNDERTAKES.
APPEAL TO SIIIPBIILD
Dfficers of the w. &. 4. 4. Take Tip
From Secretary Long.

From Secretary Long.
Unsuccessful in their efforts to induce
Gov. Tanner to substitute water for wine in
the christening of the battle ship Illinois,
and failing of the positive assistance sought
from President Mckinley and Secretary OF
the Navy Long. the officers Of the W.C.T.U.
have focused their endeavors on the ship
builders Mrs. Lillian NJ. n. Stevens, the
national president, has sent a letter TO the
contractor. urging the use of water instead
of wine I'm the ceremony.
"In Secretary Longs answer to our let
ter Mrs. Stevens says, we are told the
shipbuilders are the persons having au-
thority in this matter; therefore we have
written to them. This L believe will be our
final appeal"
The letter from Secretary Long was as
follows:
Navy Department,
Washington, ID. c., September il. 1893.
Mrs. Lillian NJ y. Stevens president Ma
tional w. c. I. u, Chicago.
Madame: Your letter of the 18th instant,
addressed to the President, recommending
the use Of water instend of wine in the
christening OF the United States battle ship
Illinois, has been referred to this depart
ment, and in reply ! will have TO inform
you that arrangements for the christening
of the Illinois are in the hands of the con-
tractors, who have entire charge % the
vessel until II is completed and has been
accepted by the government
Very respectfully yours,
JOHN ID. LONG, Secretary
The letter sent 10 the shipbuilders reads
as follows:
Chicago, September 10. 1898.
ITO the builders of the battle ship Illinois,
Newport News, Va.
Dear sirs: We learn from Secretary
Long that all the arrangements for the
christening of the battle ship Illinois are In
your hands builders of the vessel We
fIara f.a,.n t. hale % . ~.
the United States, present 10 you our re-
quest that water may be used instead of
wine in the ceremony. We ask this be-
cause of the object lesson we believe II
would present in indicating The advance of
public sentiment on the temperance oues-
tion. Trusting We may receive favorable
reply. Respectfully,
LILLIAN NJ. n. STEVENS.
president
KATHERINE STEVENSON
Corresponding Secretary" {"