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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-12-22
SAD rArr F0E cHiNA.
Marquis Ito Thinks 1t VIII Ovsrtake That
Country Within Three Years.

Aouutty Wttbin luTeC ldhrrs
Vancouver, b. c., Dec. 15.-~The
steamer Empress of India, which has
arrived here from Hongkong and Yoke
hama, brings the following advices:
An agreement has been concluded
between the Japanese and Chinesr
governments for the lease of an an.
chorage for Japanese vessels at Foo
Chow to the extent of 10000 tsubo.
Marquis Ito is said to have recently
expressed to Viscount Takaahima and
Marshal Nosua o very pessimistic view
in regard to the future of the Chinese
Empire. "There is no man in China
who can rescue her from the impending
collapse" said ,he: '.the country is SO
big as to defy all attempts at renovating
IT," Indeed, the Marquis would not
be surprised if sad fate oyertakes
China within rather short space of
time, say three years.
The armored cruiser Kaiser, the Ger
man flagship In Chinese waters, ran
on rock, and had to be beached in
Samsah Bay. The Danish steamer
Active lies total wreck 200 yards off
shore near Tamsui, Formosa.
Fire occurred on the Japanese steamer
Hal Loong on November 25th. when
near Annoy. Terrible confusion soon
prevailed among her 200 passengers,
many of whom were confined below and
could not reach the deck. The flames
were extinguished after hard work at
the pumps, but not before two men had
been burned to death and three injured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-12-22
Patrons of Husbaudry.

Dover, Dec. 15.-At the meeting of
the State Grange, Patrons of Hus-
bandry, yesterday, Secretary Seeders
reported little change in membership.
Treasurer Riggin reported receipts
amounting to S1,0s7.40 and expendi-
lures amounting to s32s.05 The
following officers were elected fol
the ensuing year: Master, Arnold
Naudain, Stanton; Oyerseer, S HI.
Derby, Woodside: Lecturer, DIR.
A. T, Neale, Newark; Steward, Byron
Pepper, Georgetown; Assistant Steward.
r. G. -Buckingham, Pleasant Hill
Chaplain, H. G. Lewis, Laurel; Sec
Rotary, w. W. Seeders, Pennington
Gatekeeper, d. w. Ralph, Laurel
Pomona, Mrs. Arnold Naudain, Stan
ton: Flora, Mrs. Anna c. Burton, Hol
lyvilIe; Ceres, Kate johnson, Stockley
Lady Assistant Steward, Bessie Buck
ingham, Pleasant Hill.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-12-22
DECEMBER.
Alfred hnvington.

December, why so churlsh be?
Sharp is thy bite, thy breath is cold.
Thy charity we fain would see.
Blithe summer waned when. bold and free,
The brown-eyed autumn climbed the void.
December, why so churlish beP
The ways are bare ON hedge and tree
No feather'd Ministries concert hold.
Thy charity we fain would see.
Young lambs no more frisk on the lea,
The sheep are huddled in the fold.
December. why SO churlish be?
The skies hang leaden; drearily
The snow-charsed clouds are earthward
rolled
Thy charity we fain would see.
The aged year will die with thee;
With thine, its death bell will be knollod.
December, why so churlish BET
Thy charity we fain would see.
-Uhlcago Record.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-12-22
THE vIRGls's HYMN.


Oh, sleep and rest oh, sleep and rest RI
Thou Blessed Babe upon my breast,
For softly fades the evening light;
Soon it is night; soon it is night. .
Sleep on, sleep on, Thou Babe Divine,
Held warm against this breast of mine;
So soft and small. so soft and small,
To be the very Lord of all.
oh, little, little tender hands,
Must you be pierced and bound with bands,
Oh, little feet against my arm,
Must you 20 forth to suffer harm?
But sleep and rest oh, sleep and rest.
Thou Holy Thing upon my breast
The sword that pierces heart of Thine,
My Little Babe, must pass through mine..
Sleep on, sleep on, tho shadows fall.
Sleep on, Thou King and Lord of all.
OH, sleep! Thy Mary shall not fear
While Thou art near; while Thou art near
-Harper's Bazaar.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-12-22
CHRISTMAS, 1S9S.

A wear ago. little year,
But oh il seems full ten years long
Since one she loved was here-was here,
And with her sang the Christmas song.
Tho Christmas song Of mirth and cheer,
One year ago, one weary year.
Alone she sits and thinks of him,
The years last sands are sinking low,
Tie empty loom is strangely dim
gave for the candles yellow glow.
Almost one fancies ghosts about;
The sparkling Yule-tide stars are out.
She sings, with what guavering note,
| Her erieving thoughts are far away,
a sob is trembling in her throat,
How shall she sing this song today Z
Old memories at her heart-strings clutch,
Ones native land may ask too much
And yet, there may be tender ghosts
| That steal from shores contiguous
| 10 waves that sweep from our own coasts,
And wistfully yearn over us;
| Such shadowy friends. go close they stand,
One almost feels the vanished hand.
And many heart this Christmas-tide
Keeps vigil, for its dear ones gone.
| A lonely hearth, IA chair beside
The embers once that reilly shone.
| And many heart must mourn its fate
| This Christmas, eighteen ninety-eight.
/ -Harper's Bazaar.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-12-22
CEoIb 60 UNrY.

Burglars visited Warwick, on Tuesday
night, and, entering the store of Mrs.
v. Hayden, secured about 500 worth
Of boots, shoes and other merchandise.
Entrance was made by means OF false
keys. Tho hotel of II. Delbert Aiken
was also entered and quantity Of
liquors taken%
John W. -Bouchelle, aged 90 years,
one OF the Oldest residents in Cecil
county died on Tuesday night at his
home, on Bohemia Manor. He was born
and lived ell his life in the Second dis
trict. He voted at II Presidential cleo
tions and always voted the Democratic
ticket. Joseph III. Steele and DR.. Will
lianlNC. Karsner of Chesapeake City
are his sons-in law.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-12-22
SOME rHiNas TIP HATE no BE.

I'd hate to be human pig,
One Of those things, You know,
That leaves broad trails of nicotine
Wherever they may so.
You see them in the crowded cars,
Where they the fact ignore
That other people have to put
Their feet upon the floor.
You'll find them al the play, where they
Crowd in and out, nor care
"A rap for rights that should belong
To other people there.
They curve their elbows and exhale
The odors of their swigs--
I'd hate to be a meiu Der of
The race of human pigs.
I'd hate to be human pig,
I'D hate TO be an ape, '-
I'D hate to be fool who lived
But to display his shape; ..
I'd hate to be donkey or
poor old brindle COW;
And, lastly, i would bate to be
a big, fat turkey now.
Cleveland Leader.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-12-22
Contract for a large bridge.

The Edge Moor bridge works have
received contract to build a steel
drawbridge for the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Co. TO replace the present structure
across the Passaic River at Newark,
N. j., on the New York division. The
bridge has three spans and two tracks
and is 800 feet long. The bridge works
are to begin delivering the frame work
early in March and the new bridge is
to be in place the latter part Of April.
The railroad company's force will re.
move the two fixed spans and the con.
tractors will remove the draw span.
The change is to be made with Sigh
delay to the running OF trains.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-12-22
why Russia Occupied Port Arthur.

London, Eng, Dec. Is. William 7.
Stead, writing with reference to his re-
cent visit to the Czar,say His Majesty
is entirely animated by goodwill for
Great Britain, and that he brought
from India genuine admiration for
British colonial administration.
'"But,'' the Gear is said to have
sorrowfully observed, colonization
sometimes reduces itself to supplying
natives with alcohol and other de-
moralizing agents" The Gar, it also
appears. regards the partition of China
with feeling of horror, and he is said
to have asserted that Russia only occu-
pied Port Arthur under bitter neces-
sity, and in order to forestall German
and British designs. I'd.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-12-22

aunts from far and near to eat and eat
and eat, till eating ceased to be a
pleasure and that awful spectre, in
became certainty. That
was the day OF turkey, mince pic and
home made pickles; the day when the
table was so ladened that the sight of
the pot-pourri took away one's APP
petite. But we have grown civilized.
The giving of Christmas dinner now,
requires taste and tact. am going
to delightful old country house not
far from here, where i am sure of
welcome and a dinner fit for Lucullus.
Shall / tell you what know / shall
have? Well have seen the menu and
/ will show you one. Mine hostess
took a plain card, and from her clever
brain and reference here and there to
a favorite author she has evolved a
quotation for each dainty she gives us.
So the feast will not be all fuel for the
stomach, but food for the brain as
we'll, and the quotations will promote
conversation and make eating some
thing more than a mere animal
function:
MENU.
Blue Points.
.Into the Jaws Of dca,h."--Tennyson.
Green Turtle Soup.
"a SAVIOR that may strike the duiest nostril." =
Winters Tale.
Trout.
"This dish of meat is too good for any but
anglers or very honest men."--Waitons "Com-
| plete Angler"
Celery.
Cum grano sails.
King Turkey,
Oyster Sauce uud Potato Croquettes.
I ~ ltIrn ltH
leaving it'-Macbeth.
Onions. Cranberry Jelly.
ssIike Niobe, all tears" "Feel, master, how 1
| --Hamlet. shako."--Henry ~.
| lSorbet.
uTo give safety q fresh appetite. '--othello.
Wild Duck. Lettuce Salad.
uWhat Is the opinion sIThe tender lettuce
Of Pytharoras concern brtngson softer sleep"
ing wlldfowl."-lweifih --hipg
Night.
| Mince Pie Plum Pudding.
81 am forbid to tell "a man can die bni
the secrets Of my prison once.'-lienry IN.
house y Hamlet.
Roquefort Cheese and Crackers.
$50 may glory from defeat notwithstanding
Coffee.
,water with berries ipit.r-Tenrest.
Cordial.
IA thing devised by tho enemy.'-Richard III
| This is simple menu, but one nc
palate will disdain. The duck must, tc
be properly cooked be carried
through a hot kitchen by a cool-headed
cook.p The king turkey stuffed with
spices. chestnuts and oysters; the
mince-pie beyond reproach, with fax,
crust, and the pudding a dream, MOI
nightmare. Above all, good cheer
and good spirits must be the sauce
and you will say fate cannot harm
me, | have dined today
Well, q very happy Christmas to you
Let me wish you some of the joys Q
Yule tide. What are they that 20,
, want?
A Christmas dinner without indiges
, tion is a Joy.
A present from some one whom yov
thought had forgotten you is Joy.
A big bunch of sweet smelling
flowers, from someone you love, is a Joy
A well-fitting frock, paid for, is
J joy.
To have some money left in you
] purse after your Christmas shoppin
3 is joy.
A good dinner, with good friend
t is Joy.
A Christmas without any heartache
3 is joy.
t To make some poor soul happy o
, Christmas morning is Joy.
o And that you will read this, and b'
t lieve that it comes from the heart, wi
y be Joy to Portia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-12-22

Smyrna, Dec. 15.-The Methodist
Church has invited the Rev. Charles
A. Hill to return as pastor next CON
ference year.
William A. Winford has been elected
a director of the National Bank of
Smyrna, vice Robert Hill, deceased.
Col George III. Raymond has succeeded
Mr.. Hill as Junior warden of ST. Peter 5
Church.
Robert Ii. and William George Hill
have been appointed administrators OF
the estate OF their father, the late
Robert Hill.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-12-22

There is something in the air now,
Just what it's hard to tell.
That seems to warm a person up,
And make the bosom swell.
A sort of friendly feeling,
A kindly. genial glow
NWhats that? The Christmas spirit?
BY iinks II must be so
For it comes in with December.
When the skies are bleak and gray,
Aud it seems to grow and prosper
With the passing of each day.
It's the Christmas spirit. surely,
And it's full of lightsome cheer
Then here's hurrah for Christmas,
The best time of the year.
st. Louis Republic.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-12-22

Capt. Horace Wilson, manager Of tho
Wilmington Steamboat Co., stated on
Thursday that it is the intention of the
company to maintain the service
between Wilmington and Philadelphia
all winter, provided there is not too
much of freeze. The steamer Brandy
wine has been specially prepared Tor
going through the ice.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-12-22
Cigarette Cos, a life.

William Croal, aged % years, was
burned to DEATH, in Philadelphia,
yesterday week, by a fire start
ed by lighted cigarette, which
he dropped upon a lounge before he
fell asleep. Nine other persons, in
Guiding paralytic, were helped to
escape from the burning house by fire.
men. p.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-12-22

Bridgeville, Dec. ia swiftly-re.
volving saw recently struck William
Hallowell, and nearly severed one of his
legs at the hip.
While Miss Emma Shovel was
standing near fire, her clothing be-
came ignited, and she was severely
burned, 5
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-12-22

"Boffkin has got himself in a fine
.tHow?"
He wrote an article on THE Ideal
Wife for woman's paper last month"
Well, what's that got to do with
his present fix?'''
Somebody told his wife about it,
and she's been reading the thing over
and over during the past two days,
trying to discover single trait
wherein his ideal resembles her. She
hasn't found it, and BofflSin is taking
his meals downtown. "-Cleyeland
Leader.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-12-22
a oHRIsrMAs HIsn.
ByaYoung aionopoIist.

I wish my dad was great big man,
Six Thousand or more feet high,
With fearful big legs about the space
y OF a half of the bright blue sky.
I'd hang his golf hose up tonight,
And MI all the other boys
With envy at my mad delight
AS cornered all the toys.
,s19y, Harper's Monthly.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-12-22
Liked tho wn.,,erwoman.

"How do you like my washer
woman9'' Yl.r
Mighty we'll. I came out three col
lars and two. handkerchiefs long last
week, and she has just taken to send
ing me your pink flannel shirts. "
Yale Record. sl
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-12-22

On Friday evening, December 30th,
concert will be given in st. Georges
Presbyterian Church. j. I. Clymer of
this city will take quartet Of local
singers to participate in the pro-
gramme. j, NY s.;s3 q,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-12-22

"Drillum's independent company is
becoming so large that he has decided
NJ make it 10 regiment "Who is
eligible for fhepsbership7'' 9 Any, ono
who first planted the American colors
on Cuban soil. Truth.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-12-22

William Moyce, aged IS years, who
was arrested yesterday week On tho
charge of drunkenness, died in the
evening at the police station, the result
of exposure. Deputy Coroner Chandler
took charge of the remains.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-17
Gin mthtioer 5euoe.

Sbnn unen 3uiub oer5ff.ntli6en pir folz
9enbe 9urIegung bes 9ertm.G. S. SacotIOn,
Stsego Safe, Mt4. Set 16 Sabren"
faate 9err Sacobfon, latte id cine inner
Ii9e GiiteI, tpsG9e mir 9roBe S9mer5en be-
~reitete. Die Ner3te f9ieten nibt i'm Stdnbe,
mir gu beLfen. sic IdGugen 8!par cine Spez
ration Dor, befiir4teten ieop4, baB id bie>
Ielbe Bel msinem 9ef4ipdttsn 3uftanbe ni4t
hurhmu9en tOnnte. Nun ndbm ih mir bpr,
eire Sur nit Sorni's Nlpsnfrduttrz 8fltbele=
Der gu unternebmen. Haa tur5er 3eit fiiblte
i'd better, Die S9mer5en DeriApanben unb
i'd bin nun ii4er, DAB AID Die 5iitei obaez
itorben 1T, ba i9 felt ben b~ersongenen IS
MOnatm gang tpON unb geIuno fii6le."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-17

Sreitag MOrgen brad in benz RIM
if0digen 9ol3gebdube Nr. 1921 Nef pplt=
itrdBs, tpel4es elmer Sruu Sutie @berbarDt
9eb0rt unb oon Gbarles Batter unb 5rau, IS
be5p. so Sabre aft, betpo6nt pirb, Elm SJeuer
aus, bas etnen S9aben BON $1,000 berurz
fa3te unb Dem genannten @bepaar bus 2ez
ben ~foftete. 0as 9aus fte6t gan3 i~IoIirt auf
elmer prairie unb Der nG9Ite Na96ar Der 5az
Mile 8aier lit Der Scr. 1912 lexington Npe.
tppbnenbe s. 6. Buffer. 9as 5euer brad
um 2 1br aus, tpurbe aber erft bemerft, ais
bGs 9e6Guoe gang in Slummen Itdn0. Ser
Wd9ter bes me6rere Meilen entfernten
SpribenbauIes go. 26, an gde Der @ronb
NOe. unD q. 9incOln StraBe, fub es auerIt
unb CAB bas NlarmiignuG. 9prtbenz@omz
pugnie go. II bsgab Ii9 na9 ber 8ranoz
ftdtte, bod als lie bort anfam, itanb bereits
Der o6ere She'll beg 9aufes in belen Slam
men. Sn Der 3pif6en5eit mar bas Seuer
aud BON Nnberen gefeben tporben. Nls 9err
2uffier, Der Ru9bar, bemerfte, baB bus
g6epaar 8aier ni9t auf Der Gtrabe Iei,
ma9te er ben Gapitdn Der @priBenzGomz
pugnte burauf oufnertIam unb begab ft9
felbft fpfort ms ~6rennenbe 6aus, bas er
fannie, unb itieb, ols er Die na9 benz S9lofz
5immer fibrenbe Sbitre Dffnete, ouf bic
2ei9e Der Srau 8aisr. 2ufiisr mar bann
Ielbit benz @rftiden na6e unb NUT nit fndpz
per gapt6 fonnte er ms Sreie geGangen. Capt.
sulibun unb feline 2eute itiirmtsn, uls tie
BON Quffier 60rten, baB bus S9epadr eritidt
Oben Iiege, binouf. ste nobmen erft Die
2ei9e Der Sruu 8uier binuntsr unb bann
Die i6res Mannes, Die fe bal6 ber6rannt i'm
8ette fnnbsn. Na9 unb mad tpurDe bas Seuer
gelDf9t unb nun iteGlte bic Seuertpebr cine
1nterfu9ung an un0 ermtttelte, 6aB bas
Seuer uuf Der Sreppe, bic mad Der 8ii9e
flbrte, ausgebro9sn mar. Die Sreppe fiibrt
nod benz oberen She'll beg 6aufes. Quf
tpel9e Weife es ausbrd9, fonnte ntht feitz
gete1t tperben. 2uIiier 1T Der anii9t,
buB bds 6aus BON GGu6ern angeftedt purbs,
unb biefe bas g6epaar borber rm $500 be-
ruubten. ST iab biefes @elb BET ibnen nod
einige Sage borber, aIs er t6nen einsn 8oiu9
obftottete. @is bdttsn es in Die 8ibeG gelegt.
DIS bieIt 6erborge6olt tpurbe, fanb man muir
nod etnen $5sS9ein. Die 9oGiasi f9lieBt
fi9 Der Qnii9t, baB MorO nnS 8ranoftfz
tung ~borlte9e, an.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-17
,,Ggtra NaGe"", 0SalUAtor" Mno
..8atrti@||.
Nettte MaI5btere, 8ebr11tt BON Oct
GOMr. Getpp 8retp8.Go. SSSn 0laiGen
t&nS I6Tertt sn babett. SeIepbone:
go. $780, 9Ottlins 9cptnt. SO. 800.

- ungeGeure W1~isernte. Ni9t
MIR bic gr0Bte Wei5enSGfNie, ol9 bic 9ez
tpdItioIte Maisz@rnte, nel6e biefes 2ano iez
mails bate, ite6t in Qusii9t. gu Gem auf
375,00O,OOO Bis 40O, 100000 9uEdrG Sez
fddbten 9etrog an WirterzQ Dei5en fpmmen
runb 3oO,00O,OOO 8uf6et 5ommerlpeisen.
MQen Nnaei9en na9 !pirb Der biesidbrige
Grnteiegen oenienigen bss bis9ertgen ganz
nerja6res 1891 nod um 100. 100000 8uT6el
iibertreffen. SIN gar5en Welten iisbt bic &C.
i6Gftspelt elmer %sldn3enh:n Slfurft entgez
gen.
- MGnnGt6e StenFmGb9en N.
Sn Netp Oort e~ntpuppte Iib tiir3li3 Elm biz
rii9es 0ienftmdb9en, Ncmens @Griftind
8esrens, als cine MunnsperIon. @pr benz
&i9ter geitanb 8eerens, DaB err 6rauertletz
Der angs5ogen babe, UNI Irbeit 5u bsfomz
men, bic er in Mdnnerfls;Oung tcrsebens 9ez
fu6t. 3sbn Sabre mar es linn i'm Inter
rod gut gegangsn, big Elm 3nfaG 3ein Sc
'beimniB entbedte. Der 80. p. 9Rralb"
meint, baB es biele mGn1li@e Dientmdb9en
in Nep Oorf eebe, bic pie Notb gu t6rer
0ertleibung getrteben ba5e. Iir baben es
bier, tpenn bieIe 8e6aup!unS rtbtig 1T, nit
elmer erniten p9uie Der i~ocialen Grage gu
tEun.
Gin @eoGogt nod Der Pbtz
.1ippinen. Die 8eamtsn bes Geologic unb
Germsfu lungs Bureaus in MafbingtOn finb
Der Mnfi9t, buB bic 9~6ilippinen pa6rI9ein<
Gt6 reid an &oblenz unb petroleumlasern
fimb, unb ertldren, bab betanntermdben oa
@plb sefunben perbe. Ser @eologe Or.
George s. Batter 1T babsr 6suuftragt !porben,
bulbm0gti9f nu9 ben 9biftppinen o%banreiz
fen, UNI cine ltnterfu9ung Der oortigsn Uftz
neraltassr ansuftelen. 9ie MtlttdrbebDrz
ben tperben i'm pG9renb lsiner SorI@anssz
reife in Sbbut nebmen.
Die SGIinois Stadtsfuir
pirb in Der lebten Wo9e i'm September in
Der ouuptftabt @pringfielO ftattfinsen. Ser
Montas lift &inbertaa, pefiir 100000
Sidsts an bic @9ultinber i'm Staat fret Der@
tbeift nerbsn. Nm OienItag tit Der 8etez
ranenzSug, tpofelbft ale @eteranen Bob
ees" erbaI!en. Mittpo9 1T @ouberneursz
Sag. 9onnerftag 1T Der groBe Sag Der
Staatsfair, tno Sebermann ge9t.- 5rettag
1T Star ppinterz Sag, hoo ber groBe pacer
gegen feline ei9ene .3ett lauren tpirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-17
Ser 3uderz unb auffse>

Ser 3uderz unb 3uffss<
&rieg. Gin 8eamter Der nNmsricun Sns
gar &efining 60" iagte nit 8e5ug onf Die
ueue &affeezH0iterei: TIMER @tablifement
pirb bas grDBte Der @elt fein. 9afelbe
pirb rim gauges 9duisrgepiert an Norb 2.
unb NOrb 3. @truBe. 8roOtlpn, einnefmsn
unb ptrb nun gum &uffee<RDfen benubt
fperben. Wir tperbsn ungefdbr 300 4rbeiter
beI9Gftigen, unO mir bOffen, ben 8etrieb in
ettpa feds @o9en aufnebmen gu fonnen.
Die Mufdinerie pirb tbeiltpeiie mtttels Gletz
tricitGt betrieben perben." Nus Der Dorz
ifebenben @rfGdrung 1T erii6tIi4, baB Der
r!&rieg" 5pii9en ben 9abemeper's uno ben
4rbudIe's nit frif4en &rdften fOrtgeIeBt
nerben pir1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-17

Mls Der g1a9t : 8aifirsr Der v@eneral
GGeftric Rulpap Gompanp", %. g.
Bennett, om @onntag Qbenb I'm
ettpa feds ubr uuf fsincm re-
selmdBigsn Rnnosang in bic Offics Der ge<
1elf9aft an Der 80. StraBe unb Reb3i> NpR.
fam, I'm bon ben Gonbutteuren cas- Gelb in
@mpfung gu nebmen, fdno ct bic Office
berlaiIen. Mit Nuspabme zines 9ptenjrnz
gen bsfanb fi6 Niemnnb burin ltno eintge
@~onbufteurt, bic i6rs sasesar5eit beenbet
Etten, tdmen binetn unb l~ieferten lire Gin
nabnren ab. Chen nartste er auf Die nd9Ife
9artie, als Elm iunger Mann rag 2otal be-
trat, pbne Elm 8ort gu reben, auf 9errn
Bennett 5u19ritt unb NIT b~orge6altenem Rez
oplbsr bas 9elb berlangte, bas 6err Bennett
in feinem 8eiib batte. 0u biefcr iob, buB
iebsr Wiberitanb unniiB mar, neil iib Niez
mani in feiner gadbe 6efanb, 70 lieferte er
benz 8duber bus @sIo, 1921, aus, rorauf
bie1er bas Weite fu9te. Sofort alarmirts
6r. 8ennett bic in ber Nd6e Der Offtce eez
legenen Wd9enremt1e dr9e1teuten Mrbe,ter
unb ma9te ii4 nit ibnen uuf, I'm Den 9duz
Der gu berfoGgen. 2etber bate hieier einen
10 grOBen 8orfprung in benz Te9r ipdrlid
~bepobnten Stabttbsil, baB es inn gefang,
gu entfommen. Qu9 bic bon 0ertn Bennett
requirirte poli8ei fonrte nidts ous=iaten,
obtpobl ber aafiirer cine 5iemli4 quite Sez
i9reibung bon benz &duber gu 0s6en i'm
Stanbp mar. @r ma elm iunger, fart gez
6outer Mann, 6atte feline &letber an, trltg
einen nei9en 9ut unb buntlen S9nurrz
bart. DIS gang befonberes Slid beaeiAnet
es 6err 8ennett, baB Der 8duber inn sa 70
Frii6er MbenOI tunbe einen 8eTu6 1bftd:te:e;
tpdre er einige Sturoen fpdter ~getonrnen, aGs
bic gpnbnfteure ale ibre @innn9mtn u5gez
lie ert batten, oann tpGre bic 8sttte nidbt
1921, fonbern mtnbeftens me6rere Sauferb
Dollars getpeien. 8is iebt bat bic poz
li5ei bon benz Rduber feline Spur 9efunosn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-17
unfere Wohen.Qusaabe.

0ir lenfen bic Mufmerffa1ntett %ltnfs:er
aeTer urf unIere @o4enzNusJu6e, psl9e
in 9eittf9tanb cine nu9 SuuIenben 5d1lRnbe
@er6reitung bat uno gerube iebt fod9rerh
bes arieges 5pti9en ben Ser. Gtaaten ntb
Spqnien groBes Sntereffe erregt.
Gs f0nnten @iele ibrsn 8ertpanoten bur9
elm announcement auf bus Wo9enblatt cine
Sreube beretten unb es finben audi bteGe
Sroeen ij6er bieiige 8erbdltnife, tpel9e in
biefer 3eitung eingebenb er0rtert tperoea, uuf
biefe 8etfe tbre @r~lebigumg p6ne Iange
8rieff4rei6ereien.
Die Wo9enzNus9abe, na9 0tuti9Ianb
ober font ms NusIunb Derfanbt, tpItet incl.
porto $500 per Subr, i'm @oraus SabG6Gr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-17

-NeueOampfcrltnie. 3nifdrn
Stem Yort unb NeuzS esianb 1T elm reselmd>
bigger 0ampferbienit iii Der 8orbereitung bez
griffsn. Der erIte 0dmpfer pirb am Is.
September BON Nep Oorf abgeben unb bic
Neuze eelGnber Soften Qudlano, DeQineton,
Dunedin unb 2ittletpn anlaufen. Die Netp
gorfer 9abeitete befinbst ii4 am Nort6 genz
iral gier, Mtlantie Dod, 8roOtlpn. Qls
aetp Oprter Mgenten DRf.r 9inie perben
giorton &c Son fun9ireh