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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-15
ICORSETS COUNTER

CORSETS COUNTER
One lot of "Sonette"
Corsets, white, drab and
black, at 7ec a pair,
marked down from
SI.25.
Also a. lot of Hip Bus
ties at Ioc, marked
down from CSC.
SKIRTS COUNTER.
One lot of fancy
striped Skirts, umbrella
shape, corded ruffle, at
81, marked down from
$3.50.
Also a lot of striped
Bingham Skirts at CSC.
marked down from soc.
UNDERWEAR COUNTER (Muslin).
An assorted lot of La
dies Corset Covers,
square and V neck, at
36c, been soc.
Also a lot of hem
stitched lawn Aprons at
27c, marked down from
3oc.
SHIRTWAISTS COUNTER.
One lot of white lawn
Shirtwaists, detachable
collars and cuffs, at soc,
marked down from
SI.Io, slightly soiled.
INFANTS OUTFITS COUNTER.
Five colors of real
Scotch Plaid Ginghams
at loc a yard, been CSC.
One lot of short Reef
er Jackets for children
four to six years. at a
S2.Io.
Three styles of white
P. K. at 2Ic a yard,
marked down from 3oc
and 32c.
Also one lot of cell
ored Lawn Dresses, two j,
to four years sizes, at
75c, been ST.
NT.
A lot of splint Lunch
Baskets at &C.
One lot of birch bark
Photograph Frames at
23c, were 39c.
A lot of Japanese
Straw Seats, for piazza
or rocks, at &c.
One lot Of silver plat
ed Butter Dishes at 79c,
worth $3.50.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-15
OWEN, MOORE eco.

EMBROIDERLEs COUNTER.
One lot of Swiss : Mus
lin Pillow shams, spatch-
tel cut work, at o8c, been
Sr.3o and SI.5o.
LACES COUNTER.
One lot of narrow
cream Laces for neck
and sleeves, at nc a
yard, been 18c and zoe.
HOSIERY COUNTER.
One lot of Onyx in
grain Isle thread Hosi-
cry (women's) Richi-
lieu and fine ribbed, at
38c, marked down from
soc.
HOSIERY COUNTER (Children's.)
A lot of fast black
seamless ribbed Stock
ings at IL IL I-2c, the
proper sort for present
wear
GLOVES COUNTER.
One lot of Women's
two clasp Mocha Gloves,
grey and assorted colors,
at 700, were 81.
UNDERWEAR COUNTER (Knitte1.
Another lot of Jersey
ribbed Balbriggan I'm
dervests, similar to a lot
we sold several weeks
ago, at three for 25c.
Special vaJme.
CHILDREN UNDERWEAR COUN-
TER.
A lot Of fine white Jer-
sey ribbed Undervests
and Pantalettes at
IL I=2c. right for chill
dren four to twelve
years.
Innings COUNTER.
A lot of fancy Skirt
ings, black with Roman
stripe, at 14c, marked
down from zoe a yard.
UNDERWEAR COUNTER (Men 81.
A lot of light weight
natural wool Shirts and
Drawers at 2Ic, special
value.
Also a lot Of Boys
Otis Angola Shirts and
Drawers at 19c, been
CSC.
HOSIERY COUNTER. (Men's.)
A lot Of footless Golf
and Bicycle Stockings,
with fancy worsted tops,
at 900, been soc.
Also a small lot of silk
plated Half Hose, sizes
9 I-2 and 10, at 2oc,
marked down from soc.
PARAsoLs COUNTER.
Twenty-Five fancy
Parasols, worth from s.
to 81 each, to go today at
half the married prices.
DRESS TRIMMINGS COUNTER.
A 1o+ &c uo1,oc eollorc
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-15
NNw ADVERTISEMENTS TopAx.
CASTORIA

Bears the signature of cHAs. H. FLETCHER
IN use for more than thirty years, and
Tie Kind You Hare Arrays Bought.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
GREAT DAMAGE TO FRUIT
reported From the Work Of Web
Worms.

In great many places over the country
there is complaint of the disastrous ef-
fects of the web worm on fruit trees
of every kind, especially apples. The fol-
lowing suggestion of remedy is submitted:
To the Editor of the Eagle.
In your local columns 1 saw IT reported
that worm, supposed to be the web
worm was devastating trees in and
around Wichita l am of the opinion that
the pest is the canker worm (anisopt eryx
vernata), which is now appearing in many
parts OF the state. doing great amounts of
damage TO fruit and shade trees.
The garden web worm (euryceon ran
tals) attacks corn when young, and the
pears late in the summer hence my con-
clusion regarding the worm in question.
The canloer worm appears soon after the
leaves unfold and often completely strip
all the trees in an orchard. Two or three
such visita1ons are generally fatal to the
infested trees.
The larvae are about an inch In length,
grayish, and when disturbed Will lot
themselves down several Inches by a
thread which they spin for that purpose.
Painting the trunks of the trees during
tie early spring with any gummy sub
stance viii prevent their appearance, as
che female Is w1ngless Spraying with
London purple or Paris green is che most
effective remedy 70 apply after the trees
are once infested Every person should
take steps toward the determination Of
it, and. as can be SEEN the wingless fe-
males viii be a considerable time in re-
covering territory once cleared ot them.
Fo- full description read Common n
furious Insects of Kansas by Y. /. KeI-
logg pages sd. DAVIS BOYLES.
Casey & Garst. one OF the leading whole
saiers and jobbers OF this southern coun-
Try. are taking the initiatory IN the way
OF declaring themselves 20 the trade gen
orally. Today ;hey have a very a:trac-
I've and unusual notice 20 the public OF
the ninth page. which VIII attract the at
tention Of the reading public generally
and the trade especially.
Mr.. Van H. Brooks Of sal; Lake City.
IS visiting his family at loo9 North To-
peka.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
SPECIAL TRAIN OF 20 CARS
SeperatOrs and Engines Will BE
shipped BY Van Zandt.


Mr.. A. Van Zandt, of the Van ZaTrdt
their Wichita house, has just returned
Implement company, and manager Of
from Belville. H., where he has made
arrangements for the shipping Of a special
train. consisting of twenty cars. which will
be loaded with Belvine threshing machine
engines and separators, direct from the
factory 10 Wichita.
This will be the first special train of
threshing machinery ever shipped into
Kansas. and the Van Zandt Improvement
company the first concern TO ship a solid
train-load Of goods into any city in Kan
sas While eastern concerns have shipped
trains of goods across the state, il re-
mains for the Van Zandt people to run
the first special train into the state and
distribute from Kansas town-the Peer
less Princess of the Plains. The train will
be gaily decorated and Will make the run
across the state on daylight schedule 10
Wichita. and viii be distributed TO the
other houses Of the Van Zandt Implement
company and Their local agencies in
Southern Kansas and Oklahoma from this
point.
This not only shows the importance and
progress of this enterpr.sing firm. which
has grown 10 the largest concern % tho
kind IN the STATE. but also Wiohitas nat-
urai advantages as a jobbing and distI-o-
utinE point Before another year. eastern
concerns vii recognize the advantages Of
Wichita. which must make this the dis
trubing point for the Southwest, and wiz
be shipping goods direct from eastern FAC
tories by special trains 10 Wichita for
distribution
The Van Zand. SPECIAL marks an epoch
in the history OF Kansas and Oklahoma, as
some Of the goods were sold n direct com
petition with Kansas City concerns,
The arr.va, OF ihe special Wiz be an
rounced in due time fo- those vho nav
wish % see the f-s1 spec.a. train os goods
arrive IN Wichita
Daily Eagle. by Carrier. l0c per week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22

Parker. pastorSunday school, $50 a. m, c.
l.. Davidson, superintendent: II a. M, ser
mon by the pastor. Subject, Christian
Perfection" At p. m. the Epwonttl
League anniversary service. special
program has been prepared
At the Central Church Of Christ. corner
Market and Second streets. the pastor Will
speak of the two sons in the parable In
Luke, 18th chapter. The Elder Son" in
the morning The Younger Som IN the
evening Sunday school at 9:S o. m, l.
w Gill; superintendent; Y. P. S. C. E. at
Gas p. m. ]. F. Kirker presiding.
At the First Methodist church. 1890 a.
m, the pastor, w. B. Slutz. will preach
the Baccalaureate sermon before the
graduating class of the City High school.
Mrs Fuller and Mrs. Bryant will sing
duet. "My Faith Looks Up to Thee" Miss
Imboden will sing for the offertory. Come
Unto Me-" from the Messiah Program
for children's day vii lbe rendered at
D. N.
Reformed church, corner South Topeka
avenue and Lewis street-Services by the
pastor, Bruce Griffith. at II a. m and 8
D. M The pastor will Tread his annual
report to the congregation at morning
service. Ofertory by chorus choir. Mr..
Henry ". Huffman, director. Evening
discourse will be on the Ascension Of
Jesus Duet by Mrs. Griffith and Mr..
Hart. Sunday school at s:45 a. m Young
Peoples society meets at 7 p m.
Plymouth Congregational church. corner
North Lawrence avenue and Second street,
Rev. Henry E. Thayer, pastor-Services
at II d. m and 8 p. m Sunday school,
12:l5 p. m; Y. P. S. C. E., p. m. The
pastor will speak in the morning on
'Idealizing Our Own" Mrs. Smythe will
sing Fear Not Ye, o, Israel" In the
evening the theme Of the address win be
William Ewart Gladstone" Mrs. Hig-
ginson will sing These are They" from
the Holy City
Today at the First Baptist church, 237
North Lawrence avenue, the services will
be as follows: superintendent ]. F.
Sbearman wiz open the Sunday school
promptly at 1 O'clock. The pastor, c. H.
Wareham, will preach at II o'clock and
also at O'Clock. The B. Y. P. U. will
hold their regular Sabbath service at Z
o clock. The mid-week Bible class will
meet at D. m. on Thursday and the
prayer meeting will open at p. IN. same
evening. All are most cordially invited.
st. Johns Episcopal church. corner
Third street and Topeka avenue-Services
at II a. m and 8 p. m. Morning subject.
Gladstone the Great Commoner." Music
by quartet, with offertory, I'm a Pill
grim" Evening music by robed choir.
offertory by Mrs. Hamilton to London,
Eng. Sunday school. special service of
songs and instrumental music, violin parts
by Edna Stillwell. at $50 a. m. Henry
w. Huffman, musical conductor. All in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
PLACES OF WORSHIP.

German Evangelical church. s35 South
Market stree;-Sunday school. go a. n.
preaching. 1920 d. m.
Lawrence Avenue Christian churus-
Preaching al i 4. n. by the pastor. G. T.
Back; Junior Christian Endeavor. p.
m; Senior Christian Endeavor. D. m.
Preaching S p. m. by Rev. Pruln OF Dodge
Avenue II. E. church.
st. PaDi's ii. Z. church. corner Law
Tence avenue and ThiUee1th street, A A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
u. 900 PAID WANTS

In the Eagle during the year 1897.
This is the largest ever printed ia
one year by any Kansas paper.
The Eagle reaches the people.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22

Daily Easl. y Carer X Per week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22

Daily Eagle. by carrier. l0c per week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-16
anS benz Tatbbanic.

Die S%1fenbefOrOs %ern1rnte bic bis6ez
riaen 9eamten tpieoer. - Mebr
reue 8eumte fir bas Steuerz
8iireuu. = GerI9teOenes.
Sn Der geftrigen @iBung Der Sufenz
be60rbe fiibrte Mapor MaIIter ben
9oriB unb bic 8e60rbe ernannte bic
ruuf bic na9itebsnOen 8eumten: Snz
g~enteur g. 8. 5utton (GebaIt $500
pro Sa6r); Glert g. 6. 8iaorbs, an
SteQe bes 6rn. S. 8. Srpin, jun.,
($12OO); Gapitdn RDb. 81. Dunn bonn
Gisbre6er y4nnapoliS;" @apitGn 81.
9. MiQis pom 6 SHREDDER nQutrobe;"
gupitGn 80. q. Spots bonn S4lsppz
pQmpfer Baltimore" Ge $1500;
Md6tniften S6omas Sbornton, 8m.
0poer uno Gbp. Qttin5 Ge 5000;
Superintendent Der 0erfte 8enj. 5.
Soaps $4,000; superintendent Der
@I 6enz2ei8teri9iffe. Ser gfaat
Souls 8. SDoings pom 9ampfer nGds
tro6e" purDe gum O6ermaat unSteae
bon Qler. 8iltinion unO Sidut Ros
binTpn gum MtQat ernannt. Wte err
fi6tltd, fpurben bic frii6eren 8eamten,
nit Qusna6me bas Glerts S. 8. Srptn
iGmmtli3 mieber ernannt. Der z2ue
Glert g. 8. 8i9urb5 mar lett mebrez
rem oSa6ren 8eriGterfatter Der n@Oez
n~ingzg}eps" i'm 8attbuuie.
StabtzS teuereinne6mer So6n s.
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ANTE: Glerts - @Dpin 6. Steport
e. @urO); s. 8iltam Smbofe Is.
@arO); 8atliff - @m. 9. MereOit6
Q8. Waro).
Die @aFer6eb0roe belt geitern
No9mitto9 i'm GmpfdngSiaale oe5
Mapor5 cine informeIe SiBung ab.
@ie perlautet, puros in Der Gonferen3
iiber peitere 8erdnOerungen i'm Waiz
er~9epartament berbanoelt.
Sur 9 r. itungDon4 It eff
III n9s9e apr.
SunttGtsz @ommiTGr 6. 6ampbon
SOnes initruirte gsitern Die 8eamten
ieines Departments, in 6dQen BON
anitefenben &rantbeiten bic Namen
be. IfulpfIi6tigen &inoer in ben be-
trefftnOen 6duIern 81 n|otiren uno cine
QtIte oerIeIben an Die superintendent
ten gu Ienoen. Nuf DtsIe Meiie glaubt
Or. Sones, inoem iol6en 8inbsrn Der
S6ul6eiu6 %par6oten pirb, 2nItedunz
gen unter S9ultinoern am 8eften gu
Derbinoern.
8auerlaubni
9as Steuer : QppeGationsgeri6t
itelte geitern bic na6foIgenDen 8auz
@rlaubniBi4sine aus: Garter Ii. Bill
ling - 20 3peiItDdige 3iegeliteinerne
8ObnbGuIer an Der OitIeite oerSraO=
forOitraBe, 5pii6en 2anpaIez unO
SppnIenoItruBe; 8e6r, 9Obelmunn
II. @ottliebz8 rauerei - Elm breiIt0diz
gs5 3isgelIteinernes 8iireauz8 ebGuoe
an Der NorDIeite Der 9anOperz uno
Berr9ItraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-16
9nfalbCri6tc aus gBaibingtnn.

Morb am belIen Saae.
Dennis s. Guntp, friiber Glerf BEL
Der 5nii6enitaatli4en 6unoelszGoms
million unO ipGter 36sil6a6er Don
6ermann Ban Senoen, benz frii6eren
9ripatietretGr bes SefretGr8 Carlisle,
in sinem GommiiIions s8ei6Gft, BAT
geItern Mltttag Dor Dem rGb6ittz6ouz
Ie" an 6zStroBs, nabe IA. GtraBe,
9sorge 3pe erf9ofen. 2eBterer Bate
baour6, Dab Dor tur5er 3eit GantD II.
Ban Senoen's 8ei6Gft fuIirte, Der
LUTTE gebabt, unO in 6ol9e OeTIen ma
rem 3piI6en RDe unO GantD Die0erz
bolt barte 8orte gefuIen. So audi
oeTtern, uls Die beiOen Mdnner Iih auf
Der StraBe begegneten, unO ME Unite
benbe b~ebaupten, Rne Iih uuf GantD gu
itiir3en Derfu6te. GantD ertldrte, ais
er fpGter per6aftet puroe, oaB er ben
Repolper ge3ogen unb u~bgefeuert, neil
Hbe Elm Mefer in Der 6onO gebalten
un0 DieIeS gegen ibn ge3iidt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-16
8rief6.f6rberuna mad, Dem s(uslanbr.

Die auslGnbii9e ppIt fir bic nit
benz 19. MGr5 1898 enbenbe Wo6e
i9liebt i'm 6ieIigen 9oitamte( in allen
Sdqen piinttli6), ME folgt:
Mittpp4, 16. - II u6r 8ormitz
tags, fir SdmGica, bia 9ort IntOntp,
per 0ampfer BON Baltimore. 7 llbr
Q(benos, fir 8raIilien unb Ga 8lataz
@taatsn, pia 8io SSaneiro, per DAM
pier .Nfti;" II l1br Na9ts, fir @es
~ne3uela unb Curacao, per 9ampfer
Y@ene5ueIu;" fir Samaicu, per DAM
pier n4rbanbbu."
9OnnsrTtag, II. = Z u6r 46epos,
fir Gbina, Supun uno 9opuii, per
9ampfer BON San SraBiscO.
6reitag, 18. = Z u6r 46enOs, fir
4uitralien, Nep 3eaIanO, 6apaii, Sill
unb Samoa Snieln, per 0ampfer pon
@an 5ran8isco. II ubr 46enb5, fir
europa. per 9ampfer nGtruria," pia
Quesnstppn." y u6r Nu9t5, fir
2eetparo unD @inbparb Sslanos, per
0ampfer rGaribbee;" fir 6oriuneSsz
LAMB, Samaica unb @artbagend, per
9ampfer oQ~llegRanbi" fir 9aDti,9ez
ne5usIa, Guracao, Srinibab, 8ritiI6
uno hoQdrDii9 Guiana, per 0dmpfer
nPrirss @iIsm L.; fir 8rdiiiien unb
Ga gtata : Gtaaten, per 0ampfer
nGolerio9e," pia Perrlmbucp, Bahia
unb 3io Saneiro; fir pernambuco,
per 0ampfsr n9anoeI"; fir RafIou,
81. g., unb Santiago De Cuba. per
9ampTer nSaratpga;" fir Nafau, q.
s., per 0ampfsr BON Wiami, 5tu.
9oIt fir Ieufunplanb uno Miguez
Ion, pia Bolton unb QaItfar, idlisBt
bier tdgIi6 um 4 ltbr Ra4mittags;
fir Guba, pia Samp1, UNI 1.50 No4=
mittags; fir Gbino unO Sopan, per
9ampfer ppn BancouDer, idgli3 bis
gum q. WfGr3 7 l16r Gl6enbs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-16
Gus benz Smuern @arBlanO's nnO
ben nngrrn3cnbCn StaatrH.

8ibbon in 9dft.
Die Goroner84 8eI9porsnen BADEN
in benz sSnqueite ii6er Den Sob bon
Qeslis 6prine, Der, pie mitgetbeilt,
bel elmer 9erenabe Dor @i6bOn'5
Saus in 6reoerif, 3D., erI9O1en
rpurOe, elm 8erbitt abgegeben, ouB
8eorae 8tbbon n~b05lpiuig unO obs
Ithtli9 ben S6uB ubgefeuert," Der
Sortne t6btete. 8i6bon pno 9Orine
tpuren quite 6reunoe gefpeIen, bod
bate, rpie BEL Dem 8erbDr iia berUuss
IteQte. 8ibbon bereits mebrsre Gage
Dor Dem l1ngliitstags 5orine 9eiparnt,
ouB er bic beu6ii9tigte Serenaoe I'M
terluIIen IoQe. Der uripriingli6 in
6aft Qenommene Gltere 8ibbon, Ser.
@ib6on'8 Batter, puroe auf freien SUB
geieBt.
Sptele ni6t NIT S3teBa
qelpebren.
6r. SpFep6 g}Ice BON &norbtle,
Mo., lit, ais er bic @obnurg BON SRI,
9rice in &norpiQe am Montag be-
Iu6te, BON Der iungen Dame 3ufdatg
gsi6oTen tporbsn. Nuce bate aus
rem 6eniter geIGaut, als oaS N&Gos
den Inn 3urief ii6 einmdl um5uIpens
ben, unb babel glGi33eitig einen 8ez
pplper aborijdeno, pon Dem lie gez
glau6t 6dtte, er lei ungeIuben. I'M
glijdliferpeiIe unb pbne Dab SRI.
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Sage borbsr cen 3Gbolper, Der lett
LANCER 3ait i'm 9auI L berum gelegen
bate, ~qeluoen, unO als bdber SRI.
9rice BEN Sa6r an3og, cling elm S6uB
los unb Die &uQel Gang gtuce in Den
&opF binter's DIR. Die 2ter5te glauz
ben ni6t, DuB Die 8erIeBung cine tDotz
li9e lit.
sir 2i9t unb 8uffer.
Bel Der porgeitrigen Muni3ipalnubl
in Outlano, Mo., Bat ous 8irgertidet
ii6er Da8 repubIitanii6e ben Sieg ouz
BON getrugen; getpdbIt puroen st. g.
SamiTon, Mapor, 4u9uit 8ropn, 6.
81. Speooen, q. g. 8osleD, Staots
rat6smitglieoer, Der 8orI6lag fir
Die G~infii6rung elettriI9er 8eleu6s
tung uno Grri6tung BON @afertpers
fen erbielt cine grpBe MuiOritdt.
WoIlte Ietne Srau Der i
germ.
@ie geitern betannt ipurbe, Fat am
6amitag in 2ittle Orleans bel Gumz
berlanO Der 6armer 2tmo5 GonraO,
gegen ben Elm 3ablungs=llrtbeil auF
$50 bur6 einen S6eriffsJ8ertuuf
boqitredt fpurbe, al9 feline 5ruu uno
&inoer gum @ertauf ausIteIen pollen.
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9laBe onlpeIeno iei, nelaer Dieiel6en
taufen no1e. Der 9onitabler bate
groBe Mtijbe, ben W}ann BON ieinem
| 0or6dben db3ubrinden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-16
9entfGe Correspondent.
MittpDd,, ben 16. |ars 1898.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

,Eore'S Gpernhaus.n-9iele @odeieeeH
abene uno eamhas Matinee: The Royal Box.
Riron mo Simmermau's p0ir1fs Ataoe'
mie.--Scbsn Hbeub unh Utittipef uno GaHfds Vfas
tinee: The Bride Elect.
y6oQiNup1traFen. heater ."-Oiele Wofe
iehen sbsno unb 1lontao. glittfuoh uno Sar1itda
Dldtinee: Northern Lights.
,Quceum.G heater.n - 0ieie 8odle ieoen
Wb.nS uuo gaittpsd, Gamfas Natiae,: The Lost
Paradise.
,Quoitorium. MThtho le .n-Gieie Wode
ieben RGhmittas uHp abeno: A Trip to Chinatown.
y9ehmuuu's ale."- Yiano=6ecital Der
TrduIeias Gutrc am . snntrnas, ben II. Didrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-16
StaSt Baltimore.
&nb!rn fir Die arirgsi9ife.

--
&dltimorer &p6lsnfirmen f0nnen BIN
men "a SiunDsn 10000 Sonnen
mad SepgWeft liefern. 4rtiQez
RE mari9bereit.
3eprGIentunten Der 8unoaSregiez
runQ 6aban in BEN leBten Sa9en Bel
ben DerI6iaDen2n &oblsnfirmsn BON
Baltimore angefragt, fir trel4en
8reis unD ME i4nsQ unD ME piel
&1Gten lie i'm Sale zines &rieges nd6
&epz@eit beforoern f0nnten. Na4
forgfdltiger 9riifung Iino Die Qbgez
funoten Der 2e9ierung 81 Der 4nii4t
Qeianqt, oaB Die 8altimorer Soblenz
6irmen in "a StunOen 10000 Som
men &p6len perluoen t0nnen. 0enielz
ben iteEan iiber 100 Sdbr3euge CUR
@erfiiqung. 6r. s. &. 2oro, 9rdIiz
cent Der y@pnIoliDirten 8oblen=@pmz
puqnie", mar geftern in Waihington
Auno ofFerirta Der 3egierung Den DENT
Der Sa3r3euge Ieiner Gompagnie. Die
Gpmpagnie bsiiBt 5pei 9ampfer,
n6roItburg" unO vG6as. ). Maper",
fopie Drei BARREN unD einen S9leppz
brmpfer, Der aber nod ni4t DOaenDet
lit.
Marf9berett
Die 8attarie 8 Des 4. MrtiIeriez
Reqiments gu Sort Mfc!9enrp, psl9e
8efe6l erb1lten bat, ii6 fir Den Oh
mari6 nab Sort Oelapare bersit gu
maGen, lift felt geftern mari3bersit.
Die 9atteris pirO enttpeoer per Gtlen@
balm Deer per S9iff na9 Dem neuen
8eitimmungsprte transporttrt peroen.
0ie Sprpebpbppte 3ur
Brpbefu9rt bereit.
0as S~OrpeboboDt raoOgerS" lit fir
Die Probefabrt bereit, tpel3e am Cant
1tdo itattfinben miro.
Qu9 Das iubmarine Sorpebobopt
nplunger" piro in ben nG91tsn Sagen
eins qrObefabrt MAIDEN. Nfit groBem
Sntereife miro bieiem GreigniiIe entz
gegen geIebsn. 8eioe 6u6r3euge pl1r>
ben in ben columbia : g~iIenperfen"
ee6aut.
8ermif9tes.
Der groBe biermaItige S9ooner
.r6rant u. 9almer" nirD bier ertpar=
tet unD 200 Sonren gput unb 600
SOnnen 8oblen fir Sampeco luoen.
pie 10. Sabress 9ibun9
Der 30 c rn q g roBloge
bes n4tten Srbens Der Der
einigten 4rbeiter" na6m ge=
fern i'm y&oDdl 4rcdnum : 8ebdube"
i. ibren 4nfang. @roBmeiiter &. g..
SappingtOn aus 6reberid, Mb., fii6rte
ben 9OriiB unb auBer ben i6rigen
SroBbeumten uno 8ertretern Der gu
Der 9rOBlOge g%eb0renben 81 untergez
orbneten QOgen Der Staatsn MarDs
Lamb, 8irginien unb benz 0iItritt 60
Iumbia, ma Der Q4fb. SO6n s. 4der
aus 4l6anp, 81. g., SupremsS9abz
meiiter beg Srbens, onpefenD. Die
SiBung pirb beute bur9 S%nltaairung
Der neuen 9eamtsn ibren AbI9luB
finoen.
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Wrirffnhcn.

QGe 3uI6riften fir bieIe Q6t6eiz
lun9 IoQten beutIi6 unb uu8oriidli9
aore7iirt per0en. 8riefli6e 8eantz
portunq BON 6ragen fam unter feiz
men lImitdnoen ~erfolgen. 4nfragen
obne ltnterI6rift finOen feline 8eriids
IiGtigung.
90. ~. Gertralz2lps. - SIN ge7trts
gen 9latte mar bereit5 cine G6nli6e
Qnfrage 9etrsff8 be5 0raibunoe5 bez
dntnortet. 0erIelbs eriitirt nod 3pis
f6en 0autI4lanQ, OeItrei4 unO Stas
lien.
,3pei StreitenDe. - 0u5 it 0es
i4mafsTade. Der &0lner Dom uno
Der grifeler SuIti3palaIt iinO entz
I4ieOen iG0nere, impo7antere uno till
DOQere 8ebduoe, ais ou5 &upitOl.
q. - Sm gagemeinen 6atrdgt bic
SfuBpeite Der Snfanteries Gspe1re
etrpa 1000 Meter, inoaTan gi6t es aud
i9on iol9e, bic Bis gu 1000 U}eter
gebsn. @inen groBen @srt6 fat e5
freili6 ielten, nit elmer 9anOfeusrz
paffe algf ioI6e 9iitan3en gu FAieBan,
es lei oenn, ouB Das 3iel Elm b~alonosr5
grOBes uno feItes lit.
g. - Die 8rin}:n Des t0rigIi4en
6auIes BON BreuBsn psroen, IoDeit
Dies n0t6iq, pom 80nig er6alten. Der
ibnen cine Qpaaags ausIeBt, iObllO lie
bas Miinoiqteitsalter errei6t BADEN,
mas BEL ben Qrin3en nit Dem Is. Be-
6snsia6rs Der San lit, brei Sabre fritz
Der, ais BEL gepG6nlj6:n Stsrbli4sn.
.. 2.-Sie tOnnsn, penn Gis S6r
cries QaD;er Eisr Dor 3pst Subren
6erdug osnommen BADEN, S6r 8iirger=
popfer in ir8enO einsm Orte Os5 &unz
BEG 6erous ns6men, penn Sic 3eugsn
bafiir BADEN, DaB Sic flint Sabre I'M
Qorog iino, uno tpenn Sic bic an Sic
aeridtetsn 5ragsn 6eantpOrten tOns
men.
q. -0 Die ate beutIGe &aiferfrone
lit in 8itn, Die nsuer8aiier SSnIignIen
InO in Berlin.
GoIOaten miffen piintts
lid fein. - Stint M}irutsn Oor
Der 53eit, lift miGitdriI6. 9iinttli6teit,
1T cine 9egel. Die Der % = idbrt5e Nm
itrai6er Gbas. SO. Smith, Gin gSit=
qlieo oes 4. Regimentas Der M1rDlGnz
Der Rational Mili3, niht 81 beb,r}lz
Qen i6eint, oenn gum finften W}ale
puroe er auf bic ACKNOWLEDGING, BEN
llebunden beg Raqim;ntes niht Beige
nD6nt 3u BADEN, Dor POli5eiri6ter Hoz
berls in Der iiioIihen Station 9s'
6raht. Du er uuBeroem Die un.ioruT
unb ar0eres oem Staate geb0riges VI
oentbum BEL Settle gebra6t bate, rarz
be i'm cine Strafe BON $500 5uottz
tirt unb er, oa er Oieie ni6t be3ahl.t
fonnte. nab benz 9efdngniIs geIaitt.
0usOirettoriumo Der vNters
camille SruIt unb 9epOiit Company
bat oeIfern our6 bic @abl BON 8edmz
ten iiC6 organiiirt, unO 3par 8eneraI
So6n Sill Yrdiiosnt, 9r. VI. w.
Spence 8icez9rGIibent, 6r. GbdrleS
q. Spence 5peiter cezPrdItoert, 9t.
u. 8. g.. 9oIt oritter @icesPrdiioent,
6r. Sobn Mc6enrD S9dBmeiiter 9t.
6. G. Slider Setretdr unb 9r. ebds'
6. Mc2ane 9iiIts>S etretdr Il. S4aR@
m%eiIter.
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@etter d n.-Siir
MdrplanO unb ben Oiitritt @ulumbia
Regen, gefolgt BON Ii4 tlGrenbsm
nGrmeren Wetter. iiiblide @inoe-
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