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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-17
&ugeI no4, rsI9e ibn auf Der SteIle

&ugeI na4, treI9e ibn auf Der Stelle
tDotste.
9ensral 8ooo unb bic iibrigen
amerttonii4er OfFi3iepe bebauern otn
8orfaQ, tnhefen biirfte berTel6e etne
beiIIame Nirtlurg ausiiben unb ben
bister td9lt6 pprgefalenenRaub3 b3iigat
beg cu6aniI6m 9eImoeIs gagen Die
8orrdt6e oe5 @ommiffuriats uno Oss
Rotben &reu3ss ein @noe md4en.
Die 8egenIaiIpn bat ieBt alIen @mp=
Ites begunnsn unb e5 Ihuttet Obne llrs
terluB in Sfr0men bero6. Die gter3te
ertldrar, es Ief etn Slid, oaB Die
Sruppen nod re9t3eitig altfernt purz
ben, benr Elm bGnoerer auFentbult
tpiirbe ben meiIten bds 2e6en getoitet
baben. Die 2lusf9t uuf baGoigsn
6rieoensf4IuB perurIudt aagcmeine
8enuetbuung.
O0s 2. immune" &egimsnt bat ii9
ieit ieiner 2lntunft babier 10 oufriib=
rertI9 unb ungebprIdm betrdgen, 6dB
9eneral S6after ba1eIbS aus Der
StaOt in eiu 2agar baDrbert bat. ss
iollte bic St0bt qarnifoniren un0 bic
SronUng pabren, inbeifen barabmen
Ii9 bic SoIbaten rpie pollitGRoige
&duFboIbe, tsin Gigertt6um ioa, nte
bic 8epo6ner bebauptsn, DOR ibnen
Ti4er gstpeFen Tetn, iie betrantsn F4
bGufi9, I3oiIan bunr ibran 8efe6Idn
5upiber i6re @etpe6re ab uno Deriibten
Gbnlifs 6eloentbaten. 0as 8. SlIiz
noi5 acknowledgements (geger) 1T
ieBt an i6uer SteGe nu9 SantiogO be-
proert pDrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-17

MauleIel, ;5u6rlperte unb 2tmbulan>
3en ne6ff bem ba3u geb0rigen 9ei4irr,
iofpie 6utter fir Die 3ugtbiere an8u>
IfdfFen, Don Denen 3auienoe pd6z
renD Der tur3en 0uuer oes &riegeS
oetauft puroen, bic jeBt cine N&illiOn
8funo 6eu unD 6afer ais 6lltter be-
notbi0en. S9lieBlih mar Der gan3e
Sruppentransport - per S6tFf uno
per 9l6Ee - Sadie oe5 Qudrtiermets
iteroepartements, peldhes ii4 nit allen
8abnen oes Gun0es in 8erbin0ung 3u
ieben bate. oa'aus alien Stddten unb
Serritorien 9ruppen nd9 ben groBen
6Gbldgern uno na6 Den 6ufenitGDten
bef6rbert puroen. Die 8edmten oeS
8iireous refupituliren ieBt ge8eniiber
Den ldut getporOtnen &rititen ale olaie
i6re Sbliegenteiten, gum 8epeiie, ouB
in Der tur3en 3eit Don ibnen etpas
ngeleiitet" porben lit.
0a8 @noe BON Camp 2(lger.
@ofbirgton, 3. g.. Is, 2lug.
- g1u9 ben i'm 8iireuu oes General
4oiutanten eingeluufsnen 8eri9ten
pirb ous Camp 2tlger BEL Sails
@6urf, 8d., a6ge6ro6en. @eneral
@rubam meloet, ooB er ietr Corps
Quartier mitiummt Dem Battalion
6reitpiqigen Snfanterie, pG6e5 Oa=
Iel6It Da6toienIte perIub, morgen
tta6 MibbletOpn, Pd.. Derlegen perbe.
0}ittlerpeile gebt Du5 2lbbre6en Der
3elte unO Der transport Der Solods
ten unb ibres @epGd5 unter 2eitung
oeS 2ieut. t.z@oI. 8urnbam DDm 4.WiIz
IourizHeginent DOR Ii6, Der crit nit
oem leBten 0etu6ement dbriiden pirb.
Die 5peite 9tDiiton pirO 3uerIt abge>
i6o6en perben. Die Sruppen 3u
9unnz2oring, bic erIte Oipiiion uuter
9eueral Butler, lperDen pdbrI 9einlt3
nod 8lpsi Wo9en an 9luBe bleiben.
Die WurIborbre tit ben Sruppen
i'm 4Qgemeinrn dugenebm, oa ibre
penniDlDaniI6en &ameraben er3dblen,
baB iie in bus yGunb Der 8er6eiBung"
tommen iperben. 0u8 SelObpfpital
BON Sborougbfare<8ap pirb ua68ris
tom oerleot nerbeu uno bic Regt7
mentsGr3te perpen obne ibre 8e0urfss
Qlrtitel bleiben, bis tie na9 WtibbQsz
topn gelan9en. IS befinben it6 in
Rom 0nonrpth npnpnrnfrtin no Rns
tienten, baruHter 10 9ppbustrante.
Die friegsgeri4tli4e 3eugenDernebz
mung iiber bic Rubeit0rungen, an pels
6en Tta bic 2eute bonn 3. 8irginier
Regiment bet6eiligten, ptrb in Dunn
BORING fortseieBt unb tpobl nod Elm
paur Sage anoauern. Der llrt6eilss
Jpn '6 tft am 5reitug ober Samitag 5u
erpa,ten. @emeiner Garl Garter BON
Gompugnis 50" be8 65. g&efpsgorter
&egiments lit an WdIaria geItorben.
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Sbafter hattr frris 6anb.

Gr beountt Ii9 bei'm &riegs Setre:
tdr unb 9rGTioenten. - Die ber=
miBten Qmerttdner in bemSreffer
Bel Santiago. - &ein ein3iger
hsrIeIbsn fiel ben Spaniern in Di:
SGnbe.
Wdf6ington, .. g., 16. 2lug.
- &riegs SetretGr 4lger erbielt eli
nen ldngeren Brief bon General S6af=
ttr, bon Dem 6Olgenbes Elm Aus3ug
lit:
Santiago, 4. 9luguIt. R. q.
2llger, &risgs SefretGr, 8aIbingz
ton.
Wein Iieber @enerul 9uqer! Den
(Smpfung Sbres 8rieFes pom %. Suii
feItdtigenb, Ounte i9 J6nen uno oem
Yrcfoenten fir bds in MIDI geieBts
Yertruuen, bic mir bier sugemiefe1e
etufgdbe erIiilen gu f0nnen. Die
3ahl Der &runten in meinem GOm>
manoO 1T eine ie6r groBe, penngIei4
re 3ubl Der neu @rtrunften ni6t gr0e
Ser dIs Die Der acknowledgement lit.
Die Gooesrdte tit CUR 3eit ni9t beun>
yu6igeno, ubi6oa lie itetig i'm 3uneb<
men lit. SeiteEs Der Ner5te pirO mir
estldrt, baB bas SEieber, Wlalaria unO
ionftiges 6teber, immer beftigere Sc
italt annimmt. ollie m0gIi9en Dot
tebruugen iinb getroffen gegen cine
8eri6leppung Der &rantbeiten an
.9orO Der S6iffe, bic bier ibrs 9aoun>
gen nebmen ober lOI9en. Gs 1T oies
jsbo6 eine f9pierige 2lufgabe.
Die Silber 5rage bat li9 bier bon
ielber gel0it, ameritanif9es SLIDER
pirb ieBt e6enio bereitpilig in Sab
lung genommen, pie ameritanii4es
Papiergelo.
gDas bic feiner 3eit permiBten Solz
paten unbetrifft, 10 lam i4 ertlGren,
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0as 9elbe Stsber in Sep
Meft.

% al bin gtpn n. .. g., 16. 9lug
- Dem 9sreraIar3t Sternbars ginq
beuts foIganbe 0epeife oes 0r. 9ar:
DEN aus &eb @sIt, 5Sld.. 3u:
n0uet 6GlLe BON geIbem 5iebsp UNI
orei beuoGttige 8rdnt6eitsfGGe per,
Oan offi3iea in Der bieIigen UiorTreta.
ierre gemsIpet. 5i5nf5ig Mdnn, grDB.
ts1t6ails gum 5. Mrmee Corps ge60:
rig, tpeIhe I'M bieIem 6pTpttdl trani
barnieoerlugen, iinb pjebsr btenitFG.
big, uno 81 0noeue ge6m Der 8ei1erltnc
eTytgegeu.
8urbe nj Of t erf 4offen.
8afbingto n, .. g., 16. Dug,
- Dem &riegsbepartement ging 9eu=
te foIgenbe 0epefhe gu:
v9once. Qortu Hico, Is. 2tuguIt.-
On ben @eneralabjutanten in Wafb=
iugton. = 3ur Nntport auf S6re De.
peI9e babe i9 gu meIben, baB SoIbat
Ga QUITE pom 2. WisconIiner Regi=
ment bur6 Elm &riegsgeri9t pegeu
S0btung Oes @OIouten Stafford gu
lebensldngli4er 9aft i'm 3uat6uuit
BON 2eapenport6, &8., berurtbeili
fpurbe. Gr 1T CUR 3eit bier unter 8e.
pa6une unb erpartet Sransportaz
ttpn.
(9e5.) Gilmore, 9rigabsgeneraQ."
9or einigen Sagen purbe betannt.
li9 eemelbst, Ga Oute, pel6er Stuf=
for0 in einem Dirtbs6ausfreite nob(
Ponce tObtete, lei itanbre4tli4 err
fnoifen nprben.
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9aB teir eir3igsr Mdm gefangen ge@
nommsn porosn 1T. Die 8ermlBten
Itnc Iol6e Splouten, Die in Dem Oi9s
ten llnter6rl3 gefallen Iino un0 oeren
2ei1en ni6t pieoer dufgefunoen perz
cen tonnten, o6pobl oas ganSe5erratn
na9 Der S9la6t auf oas Sor9falz
tlgte abgeiu4t nurOe.
Die Eager, Die Die Sruppen jeBt be-
3ogen 8absn, Fno psrbdltniBmdBtg
gut; lie befinben It6 duf Dem 6eIten
Serroin in Der gan5en @egsn0. Die
S@pierigfeit, Die Eager elmer 10 gro@
Ben Qrmee BON einanber gu trennen,
Fat bauptIG9li9 oarin i6ren @runo,
Oab Die @erproOiantirung elmer 10 groz
ben 4n8a6! 2eute 10 grpBe Wiibs err
fproert, beIoroers lit btes bsi nafem
g8stter Der San, mo- bic Bege 10
i6neG dufDet9en unb our6 ben tar
fen 9erfe9r i9nel unfa6rbur tpsroen.
Der 3ronspcrt muB unter fplden
llmftdnOen fait gang nit Pddtrains
beperfiteltgt tperDen; ous Sdlimme
u6er an Der SADIE tft, buB 10 piele Don
ben Subrleuten uno 9ddern, fat 95
Pro5snt, trant geporoen Tino; gerd0e
tpie Die Solodten, srlangen aud OieIe
2eute na6 i6rer 8eneiung t6re p2Gen
&rGfte ribt pieoer. On Ge6ensmitz
teln, &leiOungsitiiden etc. berrT6t jest
bier tein Mangel mebr.
Sd ne6me nohmals 2lnldB, S6nen
fiir oas 8srtrduen, 0ds Sic in mid
geIeBt, gu banten; me6r ais our9 ales
2lnOere babe i6 6isrpon baour9 Den
Setpeis erbaiten, ouB Sic mir in meiz
Hen Operationen gegen SantiugO pDlz
lig freies Spiel geldfen bubsn. IS
t6ut mir leto, oaB perI9ieoene 3eitunz
gen OerIu6t baben, Den S6ein 81 err
heden, sic bGtten, berIu9t, bic Gam
posne bpn 8uI6irgtpn aus gu fiibz
rer; 3tpeifelsobne ba6en Diele Oies gsz
glau6t; oerartige 8ei6i6ten lui1en Iid5
einmal ni6t Gnoern, piepo6I i9 MIDI
tets bemiibt babe, e5 algemein gum
GetpuBtisin gu bringen, OuB mir Itet8
freie 9dno geld1en pur0e.
(8e3.) S6after.
BON @eneral Sbafter 1T im&riegsz
9epartement du9 cine 0epeI9e elm
getroffen, porin er melOet, bordusz
it6tli6 tOnne Die @6fabrt Der leBten
Sruppen oes 5. QlrmeecorpS Biz 9orz
neritug erfolgen; er ieIber (9enerul
S6dfter) peroe am Samitag Die &eife
untreten. Die 0ibiiiOn Bates, Dem
Die l. Dit. Columbia SSnFanterie 3uz
getbeilt 1T, tpiro Ii3 ouf ben SranSz
porti6iffen, Oeren 2lbfa6rt morgen
ooer iibermorgen erfolgen ion, ein<
i9iffen.
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0awtnn's 0lbifieO.
2O6enbe 9nerfennung Der @affent6a=
ten Der 2. 0ipiI Iion bes 5. lrmeez
CORDS burCb ben 8eFebls6a6er.

wv W. Z' ~SAH'IIUt W. ~ ~tAHVNN~
corps burb ben 8efe6l5bu6er.
Santtogo BE s u 3 a, 16. gtug.
- 8eneral 2dpton, tpel9er binnen
Surgeon na8 Den Ser, Stoaten 5uriidz
febrt, fat BON ieinen Qeuten uno Diff
3ieren in fOlgenOer 2lorefe 4bi6ieo
genommen:
6auptquartier, 2. 9ipiIion, 5. DR.
meecorps, Santiago, IA. QuguIt 1898.
ga9 einem anoeren Mirfung5treis
a6commanoirt, tritt Der l1nter8ei4z
nete bas COMMANDO Der 2. Oibiiion
oes 5. Qrmeecprps ab uno nimmt bier
Bel 9elegenbeit, Den Sffi3ieren uno
Manni3aften Ieips5 Gommanoos fir
oeren pufere, e4t iolOatif4e 6I6rung
gu odnfen.
Die 2. 0ibiIion, neI8e bpr etpus
me6r aIs 2 Wonaten ge6ilbet tpprosn
mar, puroe fait iofort fir Die Sans
tiagO expedition eingeT6ifft. Die
OiDiTor tpar bic erite, bic ausgeI9ifFt
puroe, tie betrat 3uerit ben cu6anii9an
8ooen, I'm iofort, obne ouf 8otionen
uno 9epdd 81 parten, na9 Sibone1
por3uriifen, Die Oortige @arniIOn gum
eiligen giid3ug 3pinqeEO. Damn
nabm Die 0ipiIion i6ren 8ormarf9
gegen Santiago auf. Sag uno 9a6t
ertrug bie0ibiiion bic i6tperIfenStras
pd5en. 2luf bteIem @ormari6 fe9t lie
Die entT9eioenoe S6ld9t bon @l Ga
neb. M2tt einem Sturm, pie er MIR
BON. ameritani9en Sploaten ausqez
fii6rt tperoen fam, betnube ieoen Spa
nier tODtenb, peripunbeno o6er qeFanz
gennebmen0, purbe oieIe pi9tige, 10
itart befeitigte Stellung genommen.
8on bort riidte bic 0ibiIion, o6ne
odB Elm ein5iger Mann bermiBt muir
De, nu4 Santiago bor unb' na6m auf
Der Re6ten Der Irmee 9oTition. 9lm
2. Suli fam bic 0ipiIipn pieoer in'S
8efe4t. Bel Sage tGmpfenb, Bel Ger
Ra6t S9ar3grd6er uufperfeno,
ooancirte- Die OibiIion nu6 Der He6z
ten Bis auf $50 S4ritt an bic feinoliz
9en 2inien, Die 3e8te Biz an bic 8ui
bon Santiago rei9eno. Gs fam Der
oentpiirotge II. Suli, an benz Die lez
bergdbe Der Stuot uno Der fpaRiI9en
9lrmee erfOIgte. Damn fam 6as @ns
oe oss &rieges. Dis Sbr pom 6ieber
b:faQen tpuroet. ba perlieB Sud- nidt
@uer Nfut6, Sure StGrte, Guer Spz
ierIirn. Sn Der @ei6i9te Der &riege
fir Die cu6anii4ellna6bdngigteit miro
Die 2. DipiiiOn itets ebrsnDoG genannt
perben.
Meinem Stdbe bunts i6 beIonbers
fir feline 10 lObdle uno getreue 9fli9ts
erfiiQung.
(S{e1 = so Qntn+on
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4ngeblt9er Qufru6r in
8 dbdnd.

@ufbington, D. g., 16. Dug.
= Mitt6eilungen aus 9abanu, bic
Dem &riegsbepartement 5ugingen,
meloen BON einem blutigen gonflift
3tpif6en fpanii6en Sruppen unb 6az
Daneiif6en 6reiipiGigen, Der am leBten
Sonntag itattgefunben baben ion, Il.
5tpar ob bes 9(nfhIagens BON 9lafuz
ten nit Dem Wortlaut bes sSrieDensz
prototous. 0ieIes Qnf6lugen. mel
DIES @eneral 8Ianco in Der No9t bom
Sumitag auf Sonntag bate beIorgen
luifen, purbe BON ben SreitpiIIigen
als S6eil Der 8erf9p0rung gegen Die
Ortli4e Regierung uufgefuBt, unb bic
Platate naren oenn aud 6aIb na6ber
entfernt. Damn ergingen ii9 bic 6reiz
lpilligen in Characterization Demon
Itrationen, bas regu4Gre W2iIitGr muBz
te dufge6pten ipsrOen, unb elm blutiger
gonflitt folgte, iiber pel9en iebo9
feline peiteren Ginseln6eiten Dorliegen.
Sen 80 #, 6la.. 16. @uguIt. =
Sier e;naetroffene gtu9rt9ten aus 6az
rdnd erfiGren pos @erii6t iiber einen
hort fattgefunbenen 9tufrubr fir unz
begrilnbst unb melbsn, bab DOlIItGns
oiqe 4u6e in Der Stdot 6errI6t.
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QeiFungen bes Quartisrs
meifter 0Rbartements.

Dafbington, .. g., 16. Dug.
- Seit Der &riegsertldrung 6at bas
QuurtiermeiIter 8iredu bss &riegsz
0epartements fir ben transport BON
Sruppen un6 8orrGtben mad Gubu,
pOrto Rico, SonOluIu unb ben qbilipz
pinen 16 groBe S9iffe unO II feline
angetauft uub Sc 6abr8euge peri4ie>
bener art ge4drtert. 6erner Tag ibm
Die Pfli9t O6, bic gan5e Bolontdrs9rs
NEE nit ben n0tbigen &leiOungs itiiden
gu perIOrgen unb 2agergriiHbe aus3us
iu6sn unb WaiIer5ufubr unO Q6z
3ugsrObrenipltems ein3uri9ten. 0absi
bate Is fir Die Sruppen ale pferOe,
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Gin ameritanii der Snbu :
itrieritter eindelo6t t.

2onDon, 16. 2tuguit. = Sin
Qmerifaner, Namens @bauS D6eeler,
alias Sir" 5enrp Sneqi, n9almiit
Der 80nigin, purbe beute i'm QIIifens
@sri9t tpegen 9ie6Ita6Is 8u einid6z
riger @eTGngniBbaft BEL 18perer Or
6eit berurtbeilt. Gr lit ii6erFIibrt,
5pei 93eiFeIGte aus oem &ingszGroBs
8ubn6Ofe geItoblen gu 6uben. Bbeeler
bebauptet, friiber Correspondent fir
ben Retps0orter rSerdlb" uno rSours
nal onD 2GDDertifer" getpeIen gu 1ein.
Mun peiB, baB er friiber iein ge>
i6Gft als gpdlmiIt" Wa6riuger) in
g}r. 1914, 8roabpap, glstpsgort. be-
trieb. SIN leBten SUM- fam er nit
elmer 9Srau Nelie SbateTpeure bon
9bildbelp6ia bier6sr unb ging bunn
na9 9aris, no er ii9 Baron Musz
grape" nannte. BON 9arts brannts er
nit 9interlafung Der Gruu S6ates
fpeare unb elmer betrG6tli9en S6ulz
benmafe bur9 unO te6rte ud4 2onz
Don 3uriid.
9iBe unb &GGte in@urOpu.
9art5, 16. @uguft. = Ri3t nur
in 2onbon, lonbern audi bier berrI4t
ungetp0bnli4e SiBe. NGbrenO Der
Man0per bel 8e3ier5 itiir3ts Oberfs
Qieutenant 2onguet in 6olge eins5
9iBfdIuges Dom Pferbe unb mar bdlD
Darauf cine Qei9e.
Syn etnem merftpirbigen @egenfaB
gu oieIer intenliDen Sibe in @nglanb
unb 5rantrei4 ltebt Die ungep0bn~
li9e &Glte in ben @e6irgsgegenOen
SeItrst9's, mo- Der thermometer I'M
ner6alb peniger Stunben um so 8rub
fiel. Starter SGneefdQ 6dt in SIMS
brud, @ra5 unb an dnberen Orten
itattgefunoen.
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@rOBe 6euersbruHF in
92iTbntiz 92opdorob.

9eter8burg, 16. &ugult.-Syn
HiI6nij NObgorob, 6auptitaot bes
@OuOernements glei9en Rumens nabe
Der. MInbung Der Ota in bic 8olga,
etpa 250 U1eilen nOrb0Itli9 Don
Mostau, bat cine sroBe 6euers6runit
sire 2tH3abl 5abriten uno 80 8obns
bduIer aerIt0rt. Der @erIuIt pirb auf
II U}ilIionen &u6eln gei9dBt. On 40
9erionen trugen 8erleBungen oaDon.
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gnn elmer s6iIhpa6e eridufrn,

@ubunif4es RdubergsIin6sl gu SGnz
ttd9o. - 8orrGt6e bes Commit
fariats urrb bes Rot6en &rel3es
our3 SnIurgertsn gspIiinbsrh =
9eloenthaben zines vimmunn"
&egiments.
SanttagO be@uba, Is. 2lus
guIt. = Der 0umpfsr rSlibette"
ging 6eute NIT 200 Bis 300 &rantan
BON bter nu6 Muntaut point, R.zg.,
ab.
Sin gubuner purbe bsute frIb Don
einep S6ilbpafe ouf Der 0srfte
bei'm Stdblen BON gommiiIaridtspurz
rGt6en ertappt uno = Od er au emit
ffie6en perIu9ie - eri9oiian. W2on
bate geitern eTrtOedt, baB an .brei
&arrenlabungen Dddrsn BON Der
MerFte geitoblen unb Den cu6dniIben
sSnIurgenten in ibr Eager qe6raht
pprben noren. Sin Mlann, uel6er
beg Oie6itd6ls perbd9tig mar, erI9ien
geitern 46snb aaf Der Werfte unb
puroe fOrtgapieien. 6sute frl6 lab
I'm cine S6ilbpa9s abermals uuF bet
@erFte unb rief i'm an, fporauf er bd-
DOmlief. Der SOIDat i9idts ibm eiR
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Rnr ansi @ersttste.

Qonbon, 16. guguit. = Deitere
Ra9ri6ten dus U2el6ourns befager,
baB bon Der ameritdni1 den 8arfe IS.
6. Sunt." bic an Der &uIte BON Glib
2luItraIien itranbetes nur 5tpei perIoz
nen, Ramens Peterien unb &roug6,
gerettet purben. Die 8drfe bate eine
2ubung bon 618.5OO SUB 9oI5 i'm
Mertbe BON $4950 an 8oro. q. SO.
S4ulB in Gan 6ran5iscO mar i6r
Gigent6iimsr.
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Gin Slntbab anf Tnrtu 9lirn.

Reun5ig 8etpobner pDn Giales bon
Den Spaniern niebergemeBelt, neil
tie cine ameritanif4e 6Iagge auf>
ge3ogen bdtten.
Ponce, 9prto &ico, 16. Dug. -
gBciBe Slaggen psben ii6er alien Tpae
Uii6en unb amerttaniI9en 8prppYen
anb DOlIitGnbige Rube berrI1t an Der
Tronte.
Die erIte &unbe ii6er @etpalttbaten
her Spanier innerbal6 i6rer Qinien
purbe beute bur9 einen PrieFer an
Der Spite elmer Oeputation aug Giaz
les, 20 Msilen norb0Itli9 pon utuabp,
in baa 6uuptquartier bes Generals
NtlIon gebra9t. Die 8epo6nsr bon
Giales bdtten nu9 benz Qlb3ug Der
Spanier bic umeritani1fe 6lagge aufz
gt6iBt. Die Spanier febrten fpGter
5u,iid, rifen bic 5lugge 6erdb uno
meBeIten 80 Der 8eipobner nieber.
Dies geI8a6 am leBten @amItag. Der
YrieIter Bat Die 2lmeritaner umS6uB,
aIein bieIelben Iinb unter ben 8eoins
sungen bes 6riebensprototoGs ma6tz
Ios uno t0nnen ii9 ni3t einmif9en,
itI6it penn bic Spanier Str0me bon
9lut bergieBen.
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men beute uuf einem Sransportbam>
pier bier an uno be3Ogen Elm Eager
bor Der Stabt. Die &riegsI6iffe
r9uritan, rSsrror," rYrdirie, -"
.@Iouceter." e@ufp." n0epten" anb
n&nnapplis" fabrsn morgen na9
8uanica, nm Bis auf peitere 8efe6le
brrt gu b!eiben. Der 6afen bon @uaz
Mica 1T Elm ausge5ei3neter.
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oem 9eneroI Eueb. 9runt uno Stob,
Ionie elnem She'll bes 1. &entudDz
9otnntGr Reqimsnts i'm 9uFeR pun
Purce Tngetomulen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-17

No brib, Is. Quguit. = Die in
ben PreB @ommentaren ii6er bieSie
tuation Dorberrf9snbe Stimmunq lit
p6iloIopbii9e 3sTignation. Die aez
biloeten &laiIen 0erIu6,n ni6t, Sim
OenbDde 5u finoen, ooer Ii4 oamit gu
tr0Itsn, oaB Iie Den iiegrei9en 6einO
Derurglimpkn. DGbreno lie bic
8ur3ii6ti9teit Der 3sgierung i9arf
tritiIiren, ertennen Iie bod an oab
tein ein5elner Staatsmann ooer elm
&abinet, ionDern bic Station iel6It gu
taDeln lei. Die &olonien bGtten. an
itatt oas 0dno gu bsrei9ern, oafel6e
an ben 8ettelitd6 gebra4E. Golums
bus lei Our4 Gntoedung Der neutn
8elt ni9t gum Woblt6Gter, fonoern
gum b0ien 9eiIt Spanien's gelporoen.
Sin angeIebenes 8latt ma9t ba6er all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-08

For sale by 2. c. NJ. L, CLARK El.
oredgc & Co., Western Hardware Co.
Salt Lake Hardware Co., and Gee. A.
Lowe. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-08
The Tramp Problem.

1t would he impossible to ascertain
and describe the many methods which
have been tried to solve the tramp
problem. So far as the writer knows,
all, except the Railway plan. have
failed. And this plan, owing to its
Objectionable feature. is not likely to
find many advocates. Indeed, not
withstanding its success, it has al
ready been abandoned by the authori-
ties of Railway themselves. The
Railway plan was suggested only
when the usual methods of arresting
and filming tramps had failed to free
the locality of their presence. Situat-
ed on the main line of great railroad.
Railway was visited by an ever-in-
creasng number of Migrants, until 1t
was finally decided by the mayor that
notices should be consplcuously posted
throughout the city, warning tramps
that they would be arrested on sight.
and put to hard labor on the streets in
chain gangs. The notices We're post
ed: but the first tramps who saw them
treated the matter as a joke. and pro-
ceeded, as usual, to beg from house to
house. They were, probably, the most
surprised Migrants who ever visited
New Jersey, when found themselves,
next morning, forced to mend and clean
the STREETS, each man wearing ball
and chain rlveted to one of his ankles.
The usual punishment created great
interest Railway correspondents of
New York papers telegraphed the
news which was then disseminated
throughout the country by means of
press associations; and within brief
period tramps from one end of the land
to the other were familiar with the
horrible fate" that would await them
upon a visit to Railway. The gentle
man who advised the mayor to apply
this summary treatment said recently
that after qiy NJ then,
treated, the city was absolutely freed
from tramps, and that, although the
plan has not been carried out OF recent
years, It's effect had been so salutary
that 1t is exceptional, even today, foi
tramp to enter the confines of that
municipality. Instead OF walking
through Railway, when journeying to
or from New York, the vagrant waits
outside the city limits until he is able
to board freight train, and travels
through the place as fast as the cars
will carry him.
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