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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04
ANOTHER VIEW OF
PHILIPPINE MATTERS
No Pear From Any Foreign seures
Unless Germany Forms an AMI
sae- win Aguinaldo.

New York, Aug. IA dispatch TO The
Tribune from London says;
The rumors in Madrid 10 the effect
that the final treaty Of peace will be ne.
gotiated In London after the prelimina.
ries have been arranged in Washington,
cannot be confirmed here. No intima.
tons have been received TO that effect AZ
the American embassy Apart from the
Inconvenience of prolonged diplomatic
negotiations by commission nc this
season In London, there are practical
reasons for the selections Of some other
capital as the place for conducting the
negotiations. The Spanish government
will naturally desire 10 remove the com.
missioners from the influence Of English
public opinion, which fayors American
retention Of the Philippines.
The American government, II II de.
cides to give up these islands under
proper safeguards for securing humane
and reformed goycrum mt, will do wise.
ly to have the final negotiations take
place elsewhere. The embassy here
ought not TO be- associated with a diplo.
matte settlement which will be unpopu.
lar in England.
There is conspicuous exception 10
the uniform practice OF the English
press Of minimizing the difficulties and
risks Of permanent American occupan.
cy Of the Philippines. There Is a col.
umn special from Manila in The Times,
throwing much light upon the situation
there and the real character Of Aguinal.
do. Ordinarily the English press is con.
tent 10 be convinced % what IL wants 10
believe. IL desires the United States to
keep the Philippines to keep Germany
out and % cooperate with the English
in China. The press Is generally conf
dent that the United States will have
little trouble in governing the islands.
Some. however, think that Aguinaldo
will either have 20 be bought up At a
high price or b. killed OIL IN civil war
and that the Germans are ready enough
20 intrigue with him.
The French are not likely 20 make
any trouble Tor tine Americans In the
Philippines, but the German emperor
might do 30, and AguInaido would be
his natural ally. He viii not be dis
posed TO keep quiet when he Is smarting
from a rebuff The emperor is only too
anxious to divert the attention OF his
subjects to some fresh field.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04
NO OFFICIAL AoWcEs.
The News d Given Pull crsdsnes. How
ever, by the President.

ever. by the President.
Washington, Aug. S-Shortly before
midnight last night Secretary Alger, as
he left the White House after a confer
ence with the president, said the adj
ministration had received no official in
formation that the Madrid government
had accepted the terms Of peace pro
posed by the United States.
Unoiiicially, the president has been
informed that the Spanish ministry had
acceded 10 the terms Of this country for
n cessation OF the war. The unofficial
advices have reached the president In
the form not only Of press dispatches,
but private dispatches from confidential
agents Of the United States govern
ment
While this government has strong
reasons for believing that is terms Of
peace have been agreed 70 by the Mad
rid government. the president Is taking
nothing for granted. Arrangements for
pressing the war 20 a successful con-
clusion are going forward precitely as II
no negotiations for peace were in prog.
ress.
At IA conference participated in by the
president. Secretary Alger and Adjutant
General Corbin at the executive man.
sion last night a final decision was
reached as to the constitution Of the pro
visional government for Porto Rico TO
30 commanded by General Wade.
The regiments which are 20 comprise
the corps were decided upon and will b.
designated In a general order 10 BE- is.
sued, probably today. Secretary Alger
says that the corps might be en- route to
Porto Rico within n week
Notwithstanding these warlike prepa.
nations, the belief In official circles
amounts almost 10 conviction that act.
i've hostilities have been concluded.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04
cAMeoN's MISSION.
Il wm End n soon ~ All ths Pre-
timinarles Are Settled.

utuiuANifa AN'
New York, Aug. "A special 20 The
Times from Washington says:
Il is very well understood at the de-
partment Of state that as soon as tho
preliminaries are settled, Ambassador
Cambon's mission for Spain will end,
and further negotiations" that can fol-
low agreement TO the first conditions OF
the United States will be taken
up By chosen commissioners OF the
United States and Spain, probably IN
London with confidence that these
expectations will bo realized, the
administration Is turning its attention
20 shrinking the great war organization
that has been created since the prospect
Of war began to be alarming. The work
of expansion and shrinkage may seem
for a while 20 be going ON at the same
time, but already arrangements are be-
ing made TO cut down public expenses
by many vessels chartered AZ great cost
for service supplementary to the navy
With peace negotiations in sight that
task viii bo urged With yigor
Tho administration will have its
HANDFUL Of creative work that will 10
Expensive, but will promise TO be prof.
table by and by. The president Is al
rcady interested in tho evidences Of
inendliness manifested toward the
. United States in Porto Rico and mem
Il bers Of the administration are inclined
70 believe that tho annexation Of that
Island will DO accomplished at an early
hy with the approval Of the people
pho are about 20 be- released from their
legianoe 10 Spain.
The administration does not see Us
hy TO large sudden reduction of the
&my. Should any arrangement be-
lde for tho withdrawal OF the troops
pm the Philippines il is not believed
y this will be effected before next
ing, II as early. A large army, Il Is
ped, will have to be maintained in
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04
WIN Abandon III. church.

Washington, Aug SECRETARY Al.
ger said that in accordance with the rec.
ommendation Of Surgeon General Stern.
berg he had decided upon tho abandon.
ment Of the camp near Falls Church,
Va, but that he had not yet finally de.
cided the question as % the future camp
Of the troops now there. About 5000 Of
these troops will b. sent 10 Porto Rico
TO reinforce General Miles army Of In.
vasion, leaving about ZOO to b. other.
wise disposed o.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04
free Gra.. Organization.

Denison, Tex, Aug 3. -Twcnty.eigh'
arrests Of white mon and Chickasaws ON
the charge Of fence cutting have been
made in the last week. These arrests
have been made IN tine vicinity Of Simp.
sonviIle, Chickasaw nation, and ~ of
tine parties arrested have been bound
over to the Federal court ON the charge
OF fence cutting 4 "Freo Grass" club
was organized In the Territory 20 cut
all the fences Of pastures between Red
river and the Oklahoma2line.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04
WANTS TO FIGHT.

Corbett TIA. Posted $4,000 FOR a Match
with Either TitE.immons or Jenris..
New York. Aug 8. james J. Corhett
has posted $500 at the office Of a morn.
ing paper Tor a match with Bob Fiiz.
simmons or JIM Jeifries.
In his letter Corbett says:
'Tf defeat Mccoy at Buffalo shall
expect Fitzsimmons 70 show disposi.
ton to make a match. II hc is unwiil
INK 70 do 80 the s250O goes 20 Jcane,,
and II / defeat JeiIries do not sec how
Fitz can decline 70 meet me
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04

London, Aug 2.-The Times, com.
monting oditorially on the statements
made by the premier IN the house Of
lords in reply 70 Lord Kimbcrly's criti.
cism Of the governments Chinese policy,
takes Salisbury 20 task, charging him
with weakness regarding the matter of
Chinese railway. IL asks the premier
whether that Is the way his old leader,
Lord Boaconsteld, acted in the purchase
Of the Suez canal shares.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04
TROUBLE EXPECTED.
Americans and Insurgents May Hattie
a. Manila at Any Time.

Washington, Aug. 3-The officials
here make no concealment Of their ap.
prehension Of serious trouble to follow
the execution OF our programme in r..
gard to the Philippines. The reports Of
the military aud naval commanders Of
late have contained warnings Of expect.
cd conflicts with insurgents, and nosur.
prise will BE- felt at the receipt OF news
OF an outbreak
The United States government feels
that Il has assumed a moral obligation
toward not only the foreign residents "
Manila, but toward the unprotected
classes Of the Spanish community,
women, children, nuns aud priests.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04
Soldiers Granted rurloush.

Washington, Aug 3-Adjuiant Gen.
Corbin, no the direction Of the secretirv
Of war, issued an order granting sick
and wounded soldiers at the hospital
when able 10 travel one months fur.
Tough aud transportation 20 20 20 their
homes. This order has been sent 10 the
commanding officers at the general hos.
pitals, headquarters OF army corps and
military departments.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04

Wichita, Kan, Aug. g. AT Anadar.
ko, O. T., a negro man named Barrett
was killed while trying TO enter the
room OF Miss Phoebe Stokes, a school
teacher at that place. Miss Stokes heard
him poking the window and she fired
six shots into his body, killing him in.
afautlv
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04

Washington, Ind, Aug g. This city
was visited by a heavy storm. Much
damage was done 10 buildings aud
crops Miss Mary Hendrick was instant.
" killed AZ the orphans homo by %
chimney falling on her It's umorI
that Whoatland, seven mile, West, wa.
struck by a cyclone. All the wires ara
down and no communication can be had
with the town.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04
Want Reciprocity treaty Enlarged.

Paris, Aug 3.--The Temps says the
United States has notified the French
minister Of foreign affairs that she de-.
sircs TO enlarge her reciprocity treaty by
including in new products. France, the
paper adds, has accepted tho suggestion,
aud negotiations on the subject will be
opened.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04

Jacksonville, Fla, Aug. The gov.
eminent transport ITO, which left for
Porto Rico with - mechanics, princi.
pally colored iahorers, aud about CO.,.
600 feet Of Lumbar, which will be used
in constructing poutoons aud buildings
Tor use by the United States troops In
their invasion of the island.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04

MAMA, Fla, Aug 3-The Second
Louisiana has left FOR Jacksonville, and
u regiment day WILL leave hereafter.
DR. W. f. Chambers has been appointed
contract surgeon by Surgeon General
Sternberg
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04
started undsr rolIes rro,setlon.

Oshkosh Wis, Aug. 3-F.yo Of *
big sash ami door plant. which hayo
been closed for five week, ON account Of
woodworker's strike, hay. started under
police protection with a small uonunion
force
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04

Philadelphia, Aug B. Tho excessive
heat which has prevailed here for the
last three weeks eliminated in one Of
the most terrific electrical storms that
ever visited tine city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04

London, Aug. &c. George Doughty,
formcrlya Liberal mombcr " rarinmont
for Grmsby, has been reelected by his
old constituency asa UnIonist. Re rc.
ceiyed 1850 votes against 1888 oppost.
lion
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04
Ne,hInr To- sp.In.. Aeeeplsne..

Washington, Aug Sup 10 late this
afternoon no official at Washington had
received any intimation that Spain had
come 20 any conclusion about the peace
treaty much less forwarded IL to Wash.
ington.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04
wnlIam pa,Id ,Iurray psad.

London, Aug. 2.-Wiliam David
Murray, the fourth earl OF Mansfield, is
dead. lie was born In 1905 aud had
been lord Of the treasury and lQrd high
commissioner Of tho church Of Scotland.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04
Soc EsesIrsd by Mr. cambon.

Washington, Aug. S.-The French
ambassador had not received the Span.
ish response to the American peace
terms late today, although a communi.
cation not definite in character come 10
hand
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04

Paris, Aug. IA dispatch from Mad.
rid says that II definite reply 20 the
United States peace proposals is arrived
at today the Spanish cabinet will meet
and officially accept the terms
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04
Rppudlate, Tho In.urssnt Lead.r.

New York, Aug, 3. Palma, president
Of the Cuban junta, disayows Garcia's
action. Garcia will accode 20 Skaters
wishes until all Spaniards are expelled.
Palma will sec the president in day or
fgpg
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04

Valencia, Aug. B.--The village Of Ne.
diana has been wrecked by cyclone and
many persons were killed Several
houses at Hornillos were ougulied by
floods and a number Of people porishod.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04

London, Aug at is reported that
George n Curzon, parliamentary sec.
Rotary Of the foreign office, has accepted
the Office OF viceroy Of India in success.
ion 20 the late Earl Of Elgin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04

Ledbottcr, Tex, Aug 3.-Ruf' Ritky,
living south OF town, was gored 10 death
by bull which he was leading to the
pasture. Ho only lived about one hour,
Mr. Ritky was about 30 years old.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04

Madrid, Aug. Sit is reported hero
that two Spanish steamers forced tne
blockade In Cuban waters aud were at.
tackled by the Americans.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04

London, Aug. "A special dispatch
from Barcelona, saysa formidable ris-
ing OF Carlists has taken place near Tor.
ida, In Catalonia province
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04
WIN go to Porto Rico.

Washington, Aug. 3.-The Fifth Hi
nois regiment u infantry, commanded
by Colonel Culver, according TO order
Just issued, will BE- sent 10 Porto Rico.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04

Cuba until the stable government
which the United States has promised
shall be provided in place Of the unsta-
bic government Of Spain has been set
mp and been recognized as such by the
whole population.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04

Paris, Tex, Aug "a massmeeting
Of the Populists Of Lamar county Is
called for Saturday morning next at the
courthouse
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04
IIurgin. ror conrr....

Columbus, o., Aug 3-The Repubh.
cans OF the Twelfth district nominated
Hon. Il. n. Huggius OF this city for con.
gress
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-04

Washington, Aug. 3 The First Ohio
cavalry now at Tampa, viii form part Of
the interpolation sent 10 the assistance
Of General Miles at Porto Rico
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08
Sm S9lnB.

&uoolpl bon Senpprf, Der re6tmd=
Bise Grbe ieines 8rpBuaters. mar nit
gerin9ereu Shwisri9tsiten in ben Sellb
feiner Sitter aelan9t. als er. uno ielblt
Sultisratb San9ner permutbet batten.
Sie SbatIahen, Die fir Ruoolpb uno
NeAeu ienen Ibenteurer iprahen, Der li1
Gn ieine Stelle 9eordn9t bate, paren
liar 9enil9. ieoen 3weiiel 81 beleiti9sn,
uno 10 burite Der Grbe nit allen Ghrsu
in Die Stamnburs ieinsr Batter einSies
ben uuo Die Mntunit ieiues Nsbenbub-
lers nit rlbi9em Gemiitb erparteu.
DAB Subert Stein. Sdasr Serrmann
uno @Grtner Nnoreas Iib auf Die Se,
9eSnung nit Gmil Sreiiprt riiitsteu.
Der ibnsn pOn Stalisn Der 10 mobilize
tannt mar. e%rfiillte ben iunaen SblOBs
BERN nit lsiiem @rausu. Die Gmpor-
ung oieier brapen Wtdnner ilber ben
isigen MeuhelmOrber mar su 9roB,
als oab niht 81 bsiiir6ten itano. lie
pilroen li6 10 melt psr9siisn. ibu Die
Strait ibrer Tdulte iiblen gu laNen.
Die srlts Mablssit, bic @uoolpb uno
Sutta untcr ibrem eiSenen Sah einnab-
men, perlief beiuabe unter fsisrlihem
S6wei9en. Die lunSen &cuts mubten
ii6 srit oaran %9slu0bneu. in BEN gro.
BEN Still 81 lsbsu, ben ibre nsus StsI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08
90
Suichb @arbura.

gls Der Sebrer nit Den Seini9en in
S0l0B eintraf, fGnoen lie bereits Elm
iismll6 Sablreihe Geieli6ait periam'
melt. Baron &uoolpb BON Ssnopr'
bc9riiBte bic 8dite nit slrerbisti0e,
Ser3llhteit, uno Itellte ibnsn Die 2lnlue.
ienoen Dor. IuBer SuiIisratb Gang
ler, Su6ert Stein. Der wsni8s Stun.
ben SuUpr an9stOmmeu mar. Ino be,
lun9eu SNrcnin, beInertte Der Ssbrel
nod ben 8drtner uno Den SGaer Ssrr,
mann. Die iid beiheiosn in elmer Sem
iteruertiefung psrbar9su.
..Nb, oieie Wtdnner iOlsn ole fiji,
Die SoentitGt oss 9eSenwlrti9en Shlo6.
BERN SsIQen, uno ibre getannti1afi
nit Dem bctrii9eriihen Nbenteurer be.
tunoen, Der li1 als Der lleue Serr UNI
Gebieter bier an9emelost bat, oabtt
Der Sebrer. ,,uno mir uno ben Mei.
men lit SlsibiaQs cine Hplls in oisism
Drama Suertbeilt."
Sie untsrbaltuna bel Slid mar
3ielnli6 einlilbig. Sebermann mar gu
lebr nit ieinen eiaenen @eoanten be-
'hGitiat, nm lib einem 9leibgiiltl9en
8eiprdbstbema susulpenoeu. Wdb=
reno Die Serridaften nod an Der Saisl
perwsilten. tpuroe Nnoreas in bic Dor.
bale gsrufsn. no feline Nitte SuIis uno
ibr Satte auf ibn iparteten.
Ser alte Monn psr9oB Sbranen Der
Gibrun9, als er 6rau @arburg in
feline Nrme ibloB.
nSu bait DID weuiser psrdnosrt als
i'd, Sulie," rief er. .Su ben swan-
Si1 Sabren, in peltsn ib did ni6t se.
ieben babe. bin i6 gum @rsiis gepor-
ben, Su bit cine biibiae, itattlide
6rau. @enn ib mid crit CUR 8ube
isbs, siebs i6 81 Sud uno ls5e bel
Gu6. Saiir iOllt Sbr oann aud nab
meinem SOoe msin t!sines Sapital
erben."
.Sprsdsn mir nidt bon Seinem
SOoe, Sntcl". la6te Sulis. .,Su
Dirlt nod rett ldn9e uno rs4t trohllb
nit uuS leben."
Ser Serr Baron wiini@t 6raI
Suite Warbur9 uno ibren 8attsn 81
iprehen". meloete Elm Sisner. uno Der
@Gttncr BEETLE iib. feline Yerwanoten
bel benz Greibsrrn eiusuIiibrsn.
&uoOlpb emfina oas stpus lin,iihs,
perle9en lGbelnoe Gbepaar nit artiasn
@Orten. bat Sulie uuo SOiepb War.
burg. iib als isine Giits 81 bstradten
luo ibm in ben Saal 81 iOlasu. in benz
ll6 bic itbri9e 9sleaIhait bsiano.
,,Gpmmsu Sic 9sraoewe9s bon
&irhbera. Serr g9arbur9?" ira8te sr.
nSa, Ssrr @arOn. g8ir trafsu nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08

Stenull, utl uuW ue2 ulleH SSutuHts
eitle SO6ter betrog."
Primes, 0etduidtes g0eib! Wie gut,
oaB Nnoreos ieine Yerpanotsn einluo,
bler6er 81 tommen. 60 miro bic lln=
alitfliAe in Der Shma6, bic ibr niht
er'part tDeroen tanr, cine 3uflu4ts.
itdtte al benz SerSen ibre5 8atsrs fins
0el."
Ser Serpalter fam, Dem @utsberr,l
Die Bidder uno Die Gehnungen DOrilts
le9en, puroe aber oGmit 0uf cine ipd=
tere 3eit Oer,uieisn. oO0egen sum Nbeno=
elien auf oas S5lOb einaelaOen.
8dbreno oieIer TOrQdnAe in Sen=
oorf batten Suite g8arbur0 uno ibr
6atte oes 8drtners Nnoreas ginla=
Dung erbalten, i'm p6ne Ieriu9 bel iei=
rer neIen Serri6ait 81 beiuhen, uno
Sulle iiberle9te niht LANCE uno 9e=
borhte benz 8uie oes Sbeims. Sn
oemielben 3u9e, in lpelbem Die braoe
3rdmersirau uno i6r Wann bic Geiis
na6 Senoorf madten, batter aud
Gmil Srefiort. Der pisuoObaron, Seo=
mig. feline idbne gs2leitsrin. uno Gdiar
Marburg in elnem @u9en erIter &laile
pluB 9enommen.
Srehort lab p"erIt0rt uno nerp0s aug
uno qudlte Ieine beioen Heiie9eidbrtsn
our6 ausbrilhe iibler 2alne, bic iib
III INNER 9rOBercr SeftiQteit itei9erten,
Bis man Die Ius8angsItution erreidt
bate.
Warbur9 uno feline 6rau iuaren Die
erIten, bic Den 3u9 oerlieBen. Sbne
3Ogern beltie9en lie ben einsigen @a=
gen, Der Dor oem VabnbOf belt - uno
fubren nah SenoOrf.
SreTort rno feline 8eieQI5aft be-
onrlten elmer lQngsren 3eit, Iib Sureht=
~5uiinoen. Die SOtOmotipe bate lib
l6on wieoer in Serue9ung 0sisBt. uno
Der 3u0 braulte ibon wieoer nub Nor=
ben lueiter, als SreffOrt ijb nod nit
3ornesblid na9 elmer GabrNelenbeit
umIab.
Ser i1urtii6e Yerpalter miro es
mir biiBen miiIier, oaB er 10 nabldiiig
mar, mir Die befpblsne Guti6e ni6t sI
reAter Stunoe 81 i6ifen." tniri9te
Sreffort, oeiien 9er0tbetes @eIidt psr=
rietb, oOB err urterweNs wie 9ep09nli3
Der @einflaibe nader Su8eiproten
bate.
.,@eben mir in3tpiIben in Den Warts-
iaal, url bort ausiuruben, bis Die uer=
ipGtete acknowledgement bier eintriHt,"
ialu9 SeOiuia i6ren Se9lsitern Dor.
Miirrii1 uno Yerpiiuidun9en aus.
itobeno, iiiste ii6 SrefOrt oisier 9ln=
%Oronun9, aber Stunoe Guf Stuuoe
oerrNnn, uno nod INNER lieB Der srs
tpartete 98a9en auf iid wartcn.
Ser iddnoIite 8ube i6eint mciu
Sele9ramm gar nI9t beahteu Su wol=
lcn." ihalt Sreffort, bsinahe ~IinnlOs
Dor @utb. .,gDir t6nren uum00lib
Die gauge NaAt bier t"uOrtell, bis es DEM
Glenosn pieleitt 9efGlli9 iein miro,
llD 1eiller YfllDt 81 erllllerll. Nun,
meme erIte Sanolun9 als Gutsberr
miro Iein, i'm ODne grbarmsn ~fOrtsu=
la9en. GaiGr'', iusnbete er iib al lei.
men Sbwu9er, ..Su wirit Die bon Dir
10 beibbegsbrte Stelle iOfOrt iibsrnsb=
men t0nllen, Gber biloe Dir ia ni6t
Elm, oaB i6 Dir irgsno cine llutrsue
our6geben lalien iperoe."
GQIar UerIi6erte, inter allen linz
Itdnoen nur ous SnterelIe leinss @ebie-
ters iuabrsu nno DertbeiOiasu gu mol
len, uno er6Ot iih, Dem trunteHsn
8roa Ieines SAua9ers auf cine Weile
;u entrinnell, iib nab Der Staot 81 be-
ssben uno BON bort sineu @aBeu Ber=
b%elSuho!sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08

,,ttnb bon ale benz i09tet Oh mil
nt6ts?" tlaQte Gooa nit DOrtpurIspol=
lem Bid.
,,WoSu hattie ib DID OOrSeitia BE-
triiben uno beunrubi0en IOuen? Sam
meme Wittbeilun9 nidt nod INNER
friib senu9? 4ber nun lab' bOren,
meirle &leine. Oh Su aud gBillens bit,
mir na4 SraunbOf gu iol9en?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08
Scr Tan bcs Wsribts.

@ie sebt es Sbneu, Serr Srefort,
posr ipl i4 Sic lisber als Bruno Ssls
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08

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Sutta Der Sebrerin llno nabm neben
lbr PlaB. llu;ufrisosn nit ben ouut.
len, ibm unDeritdnoliten Inoeutungeu
oes Sebrers, sntferute li6 GGIar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08

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Nnt0mmIin9, Der nit orObeno erbobe=
6auit bor,pQrts Itolperte.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-13
BOOK ON LOUISVILLE DERBY.
Hamburg Made the FavOrite With
Plaudit and Lieber Karl Next
I'm Order.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 12-The
turf exchange today opened book on
the coming Kentucky Derby, to be run
at Louisville on May 4. Hamburg is
made the favorite at to 1, Plaudit and
Lieber Karl being next in order at i
to 1 each. Bangle and Bannockburn
are quoted at 6, Pacemaker, 10; Dr.
Black. Isabey, Frank Thompson and
Gallivant, Is each; Don Quixote How
land and Irwin, 20 each; Han dor, Of
fictal, Pontus, Cynic, Benares and
Sackett, rs each; Nuto, Candleback and
Banastar, 40 each; Opponent, George
Keene. Eitholin, Libation, Verify, Be
queath, Bounding, Mr.. Batter, Swing
Swango, Goodrich, Farrell, Delhi, Hen
ry of Trastamare, Cob, Philip Byrnes
and Marcato, so each; Widower. OK
nard, Chang, Ruskin, Dominion and
Swiftmas, rs each; Prince Lee, Friar
John, Innuendo, Ben Roe, Duke of
Haven, Dunbar, Armada, George B.
Coy Judge Quigley, King Bermuda.
First Call, King Oscar, Arbaces and
Connie B colt, 100 each; Alleviate
Oelin, Alouette, Injury, Commerce.
Nepper Barrisso Incidental. Terra
f1rma, Foskari, Sound Money. Elm
stem, Colonel Bartlett, Idolator, Trick