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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18

Mftolieo bes 0jrettoriums tpuroe.
Bon nieIer Sfiulo b16e i'm 9onab
fpGter eutburoen.
Ri6ter 0rigbt fprd9 bierduf ben
@drl De Ia Wdrr unb 6rn. 8rod6lep
BON Der 9ntIdQe Der WfiBd6tung Der
@eri6tsautoritGt Frei, ertldrte jeood,
has 9er6ulten Der 6erren lei ni6t tds
beuo8 depeIen, unD er miife lie ba6er
5ur 3ablung Der 9eriAtstOiten perurs
t6eilsn.
@tro berG3uren in 2iDos
ofa befu hen.
Qonopn, II. Q(ugiTt. - Der Ct.
56upger@orreiponoent bes Dot
lp SeIegrupb" meloet: SD bin in Der
Gage. Die 8s6auptung 5u beltGttsen,
baB &aiIer Bi.belm duf ietrtr ReiIe
na9 9dIdItina Ii9 uIs8uIt be8 G5dren
3pet Sage in &inaoia aufbatben piro.
Seine 8iiugi8afbfiirSu go.
2onoon, II. 2(uguIt. - Sm8ops
@trabep PoSi3eileriht puroe 8. 20.
Sdgo, Der erIte Offt8ier oe8 n8bite
Sian Cine "9dmpFers Britannia"
gegeu tpdIfen Die ameritnriTfe Bot
T9aFt ba8 Neutrality-suspicious. dnz
6dngig gema4b BAT, Dor bic S4ranten
gsbra1t. Puli3eirihter Bridge mics
BEN 9lntrag, ben Der 8etteiligung an
Stnuggel lmb 8ermtreuung Q(nges
ftagFeu gegeu 8iirgT4uft auF fre;en
Sub gu IeBer, db unb orbnete on, bab
OerIel6e ponSduff9 auf cine 0ode ms
8efdngniB 3uriidge6ro4t perOe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18
9ei6rnberbrrnnnns int 0rOBrn.

S6redli9e 3uitGnos i'm Eager Der ge>
fangenen Spanier 81 Santtdgo.-
lleber 700 2ei8en in 4I4e Derz
panbelt.
Sarttago 10 be 6 Il B q, II. Dug.
= Wfit Dem 9erbrennen Der Qei9en
bon Spaniern pirb fortgefabren. Soz
peit ItnD iiber 700 perbrdnnt. @eItern
Ha9mittag purDen 70 in Qi9e berz
panbelt. Qtuf stpei S9ienen miro elm
OuBenO Gei4en, quer iiber 0ieie Elm
anbere8 0uBenb gelsgt, unb bann
perOen ungefdbr 80 2ei9en 5u etnem
ca. 10 SUB 6oben S6eiterbauf.n dufz
getbiirmt. gta6Dem DerIelbe nit @ro>
81 getrdntt, tpirb er in Brand geieBt.
Sin 6eftiger Regen eritidte Die Slam
men, mas our 5Olge bate, DAB Die Getz
den nur balb berbrannten.
lin Den 6uufen iteben 22SGrge nit
bereits in 8erpeiung iibergegungenen
2si6en, unD msbrere b0llig nddte &0rz
per. berer 8erpeIung bereits iebr melt
borgsI9ritten, lagen duf bem Groboz
ben. Sm Gan3en ltegen ungefd6r 70
ni9t beitattete unO ni4t perbrannte
Qeifen lumber. Der @eru9, ben Die
ielben perbretteten, mar entiebli9.
llnb Dies trug Iih auf einem 6rieO6Of
innerbdl6 Der Stdotgren5en gu. Die
8e60roen unb bic 5SrieObOfsbeamten
erfldren, es lei unmDgli9, 2eute aufz
3utrei6en, Die BEL Der @remtrung bell
fen polen. 2Dbne BON 81 pro Sag
f0nnen Die @ingeborenen 81 Dieier
grGBlihen Nrbett ni9t peranla1en.
Die ni6t perbrunnten Qei6en iollen
Bis mprgen duf oer@r0e liegen 6lei6en,
oa man bofft, Dab oann i40nes Netz
ter Die 2r6eit baS 8er6renItei,s erlei9z
tern pirb. 0ieie 70 Qet6en lieferte
oas IpuniI6e Eager in 5lpei Sagen.
Die Der 8epDlferunq bur6 Den 8ernez
iungsgeru9 orp6enOe 8efd6r lit eben>
10 unbere6enbar, tpie Die 3d6l Der berz
6eigeloften Ndsgeter urO 6liegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18

8drd;d ieiep auf bem Wsge nd4 San=
tiago, um nit bem dmerttdniI4eu
GlommanOeur gu cOnferiren, ldIi@
iinb.
DIS bieIe @eriiGie bem @eneraf De-
metrius @uItiIo gu Obren tamsn, -er=
tlGrte er oieIel6en ais unglau6lih, od
er tpuBte, baB tie, Iopeit 9eneral So
ms3 in 8etra6t fam, falI4 pdren. Die
cu6aniI9en 6iibrer purten Den 8er=
tauf Der Observation-Disclosures
8oriGlGqe Der amerituniIfsn Re9iez
rung unb 8efebIe Der propiIoriI9en
Regierung in Gamaque3 ab.
9eneral 9arcia pirb pa6rI6etnli6
nu4&amaque3 geben, um nit osn6iifz
rern Der 3egierunq cine @onferen3 abz
3u6dlten uno benTel6en einen llebers
bid iiber Die militGriI9e Situdtion in
0itQp6en Gu6a geben.
Gin @Ourier befinoet Ii9 auf osm
Wege gu 9enerdl 8arcia, um 0enIelben
BON Der untsr3ei9nung bes 6riebensz
Prototo[ts unb benz @initelen Der
Standardization in &emtnib gu IeBen.
9enerut Gaitinp Iugt, bic cubdnHds
@umee tpiirbe fr4 dufIDIen, penn Die
Qeute auf brei Sabre be5ablt piiroen.
Soften Die 9euts obne 3abIung aus
einanber geben, 10 pHroen Our4 Die
bislen an ben 9ueuillatrieg gepO6nten
ii6er oas 2dno nerItreuten Qeute ernIt=
li6e Hnruben entitehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18
m mittelu n9.
0epSnoIeD g @tanbut,

2pnb n, II. 2luguIt. SSn Der
Queens 8end 2(bt6eilupg Der Sigh
Gpurt of Suffice purbe Ods 8euFa6reH
in BAN Qntrag, Carl be Ia Warr unb
6oolep'S g9eI4dTtsfreunoe "8rOdb.eD.
8raoI6ap unD 4udsr negen W3iBa9z
tung eines 9eri9ts6eFebIes gu beItru>
fen, fortgeTeBb, 6oOleD eptIGrte, feline
frii6ere Qngabe, er babe Carl be la
0arr $4,000 fir bic @rldu6niB, Tetz
ren g1omen 6ei ieinen y9riinbuugen"
Gis Wfitgriinber urO 9eieqi4aftsz0iz
retbor gu ge6uru9en, 6e3a6lt. 6eru6e
inIofern uuf S9Srrthum, as er i6m nun
$25, 600 baar 6eaabIt unb ben Reit BON
$50, 900 gu 3a6Ien D2rIpro9er babe.
Gr 6abe bunu ieinen 2lgep5en 8rodoIeD
6eauftragt, Die rsitirsHben $25. 900
8pIIfen oem @ur unD 9oro QE6emurs
Ie gu tbsilsn, 8rpaolep babe dber bus
9elo in bic itgene 5dT4e geitedt. Qu4
lei Is frag.i4 o6 Carl be ia Wdrr i6m
1000 pfunb StepDir9 bafiir Offerirt
babe, oaB er ieiren Rdmen oeri6peige.
Die 6efreffanbe 8sbuuptung lei gar
niHt pon Dam @olI, Iorbsrr Don benz
QemeinTdneH Observation-Disclosures
leD Gusgagangen, unb 2eBterer babe
i6m I'M Sotd 8runsipid i'm Namen
oes GurlS bic 6etreffonbe Siumme gez
boten
g2u8 einem f6arTsn &reu3Derb0r
F6lug Rbabeu Wuig6t bic 2lntlage gez
Qsn 8pdoi6afp uieoer. Qebterer puroe
0drduf aIs 3suge pernommen, mu6te
dber teine neuen 2lHedben. gr mar 10
ungegriFfen, bdB er pdbrenb ieiner
8ernebmung o6nmd9tig purDe.
Damn erI6ieH Carl be ia 0arr ielbIt
duf benz 3eugenitanbe, nlahte uber i'm
BeIensli6en bisielben 9lusIageR, pie
pOr Dem 8nnterott 8eui6t. Sn bem
&peu5Oerb0u gab Der Carl gu, 5000
bib. Sterling ais 9ei6ent erbalteR
3u 9aben. SpGter babe er noh 1900
Pfuno Sterling srbalten unb nod ipGz
ter Babe ep bon SonleD 10000 pfuno
gebprgt, abep ni4t paraufbin, baB er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18

Yortsmoutb, N.z6., II. 9lug.
- Na6 oreitdgigem Qufent6alt in Der
Staot trut 2tOmiral Gerperd feline
Riidreiie nd9 2lnnapolis, bia Bottom
unb 9fetp<9orf, an. Qluf bem 8abnz
bof butte it6 cine gepdltige Bolts
menge einaefunDen, I'm i'm no9 einz
NAL gu ie6en, unD er tonnte li9 Bis
gum Q6gang oes 3uges Der auFOringz
li9en 6Gnbeifiittler niht erpebren.
@r Iagte Dor ieiner gtbreiie, er erpurte,
nod Dor Dem l. September Die Reiie
nu9 Spdnien dntreten Su tDnnen, unO
DAP feline bier i'm Camp Gong gefdnz
gen ge6ultenen 2eute 6innen Wouutsz
friit ebenfulls IGmmtli6 nu4 Der, 9eiz
mat6 unterpeg5 isin piirOen.
80 iton Moi., II. 4uguIt. t.-Q(os
mirdl Gerberd md6te, ais er bier auf
Der Our6reiIe dnlungte, abIi6tli9 eli
nen l1mtpeg, ur lditiqer Neugier gu
entge6en, aber es balf gtiAts, er muBte
auf Der 6abrt gum 6u[lzRiperz8a6nz
6oF bod bic 3urufe BON SduIenoen
Don miiBigen 9affern iibsr Ii4 ergebsn
llIen.
g9enz z0ort, II. Qtuguit.-Qu9
bier er6ielt 2(omiral @erDeru eineOpa>
tion, als er beute friib auf ieinemRItz
tpegs nd62lnnapolis in gtepzYort an
ldnqte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18
Wcbr 0rianaene.

&opitnlGtion Der ipanii9en9arniIons
BON 8aracOa uno Sugue be Sdna.
mo. = 9ieIelben tpuBtsn mob
g3i6is DOn Der 3erIt0rung Der
i5Gptte GerDera's unb Der ue6erz
gabe oon Santiugo.
Santiuqp begu6 q, II. gluq.
- W2ajor ,. Wfilep uno me6rere an
oere Sffi3iere bpmSta6e bes Generals
Qatpton limb in gegleitung bes Stabs=
@6efs bes Ipdrii9en 9enerals Soral
Don, 8uracpa uno Sa9ua De Sanamo,
an Der NorofiiIte Der Buopin3 Sdntta=
90 be Gu6a 5uriidgefe6rt, pO6in iis Ii4
am Iebten 5rettag begaben. um bieaaz
pituLatipn Der bortigen TpaniI3en9ar=
niIon srtgegen gu ne6men. Sn 3D.
racpa iiberga6en ii6 625 unb in Ga
qua be Sanumo 872 SfFi5iere unb
Sotoaten.
l1e6er 2OOO @epebre, Elm oItes
9ruppfGes @f9iB unb 100000
Patronen purDen erbeutet. Sur tpez
mig &rant6eit upb tein gel6ss 5iebsr
berri9te in beiben StGoten. Die Ipas
Acknowledgment 6efanDen Ti6 in Der
gliidliGiien llnpifenheit ii6er Die rsuz
ergi3en &risgsereigni6e, unb 6utipn
nod tein Wort bon Der l1ebergdbsSdnz
tiago's ubcr Der 3erit0rung Der Sglptte
@erDera's qe60rt. Sic erpartetsn bi.
Qntunft IpapiI6er S9ifFe nit @or>
rGtben uno 8erItGrtungsn, uno piir=
osn Die WfHi6eilunqen Der @nlsrifaner
IApsrIT9 gegldu6t ha6en, pnn midi
DER gbef re5 SoruPi9an Sta6es nit
Qetommeu pGre. Sic lparen ieoph
ofne 9ln5nohme ho1erfreut ii6sr 0as
Gnoc pes &rieges unb ii6er Die g(us
Ii6ten auf 6GlbTge 8iidts6r nu6 Spu=
men. = 2(meritaniT6e Srupptn ner=
ben 6innep psuigen Sagen bon bigr
d6Qeben, um bic beiosn StGote gu BE-
IeBsn.
Die Melouno, oab bic dmerifan:s
T6en unp cubuniI6en 9eepTii6rer in
Santiago cine @onferen3 ge6a6t bit
ten, uno oab Die @ubaner fif bam;t
einxrItanoer erflGrt bdtien. ibre 2tr=
NEE auf3ulDIsu, penn Die Der. Staa.
ten oenSoloaten Der cSr'Iurgeutsn$15,.
100000 sdhlen ipiiroen. piTo BON S2s
neral Stafter als Dolltammtn faITt
lnb uR6&griinbet be3eiAnet.
Nus gonito fam qsltern Q6snb bic
Ra4ridE, Dab be 9erii4ts, GOmea u,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18
Sas rubaniitr grOblcm.
5ragen ii6er Die sutiinftige 8erIpdls
tung Der Sniel. - lnterituBung
Ger g(ot6leioenben.

SSra9en I6er Die 5ufiinftige 8erIpdlz
tung Der Sniel. - llnteritiiBung
Ger NotbleioenOen.
8af binQtpn, .. g., II. Dug.
= Die 8erpdItung Der SSniel @ubd,
ibrer StGbte unb 0dfen lit cine Der
erniteiten 6ragen, pel4e Die Ser.
Staaten uugenblidGi9 gu lDien Raben.
Was Das bereits befeBte 9e6tet dnbez
trifft, 10 srgeben ii9 fir Oas 3olps@
len, bic Steuersin3iebung unb Die all=
9emeine 8ertpaltung peiter feline
S9nierigteiten. Die Mominiitratton
Der anoeren S6eile Der SSniel bon ieBt
on bis 3ur RGumung Seitens Spa
MEMS iteIIt ii9 inbefen al5 Elm i4pie>
rigerss 9roblsm bin. 0tan gluubt Dab
Die 3oQbeItimmungen uno ionitigen
@eIebe Spdnien's bis CUR Sttupatton
bur6 bic Ser. Staaten 6eIte6en bleiz
ben uno bic Spdnier Die 30Qe erbe6en
unf bic 9dfen 10 luu9e nod Dsrpalten
tperoen.
Op9 bie5 lit niGlt Die ein3ige
S6pierigteit. Die ReftgnatiOn 8lun>
cp's, iolIte Iie iidh ais tbutid4ii9 gez
f9e6en berausiteuen, burfte nur Der
8orIGufer Der ReIignationen tpeiterer
Offt3iere uno pieQei9t beoentli6erllnz
ruben in Der ipanti6en Qrmee iein.
Die 8erpdltung Guba's pG6renb pes
Snterrsgnums bietet fir Die Ser.
Staatenregierung Die grOBten S9ptez
rigfeiten Ddr unD fie bilOete einen Der
6auptpuntte Der @r0rterungen pG6>
reno Der geitrt9en &abinetsIiBung.
Die QominiItrdtipn lit nod ni9t 10
melt, Na6rungsmittel unb ionittge 8e=
DarfsgeqenItGnoe ben cubanii3en
Not6leioenoen i'm fpeitli6en Gubu gu
ii6ermitteIn. 0us llnteritiiBungsz9e@
pdrtement bat a6er 6sreits oabingez
benbe @ontrafts abgei6lofen unO bat
5onbs genug an SdnO. 3pet S4iffe
nit 6ilfsmittsln fir Die cu6dniiden
Sruppen unb ipnitige Rot6lei0enbe an
8prb itno bereit5 bon Yfiami uno
Sampd dbgefdbren.
0as Qlnerbieten i5rl. CLARA Bar
TOMS, Na6rungsmitteI, pel6e BON ben
Ser. Stdaten na4 6d0una gei6idt
perbsn, duf Cuba gu Dsrt6eilen, finOet
im&riegsbepartement feinen Q(ntlung.
Die &egierungs N2aT6ine, 10 beiBt
es, lei i'm StanDe, auein Die 4ufgabe
gu betpGltigen, uno lei geeigneter, dls
pie nidt contrOlirenoe PriputtbGtig>
felt.
Detroit. N}i6., II. 2tuguIf. -
@iner 0epei6e an bic nSri6une" aus
giles, Mi6.. 8ufOlge bat Die pNtles
Wftling Gompunp" bon 5ernanoe5
6eres Il. So. in 6apanu, @ubd, etne
i4lsunigit gu erle0igenbe 8eitellung
auf 1000 3pnnen Mebl erbdlten. Die
erite Senoung miro unber3iiglih u6z
geben unb bic M&ii6le Sag unO gtd4t
arbeiten, I'm Die 8sItelung aus5ufii3z
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18
RADWAY & CO.,
SIS Elm St., New York.

9erstpifIern Sie Gfdb. eaA Gle ~9RabpGn'S-
erbaltrn uno febsn gle an, eah Der Wams fieb
auf benz ArtifeI, BEN gie faufeH, befineet(2J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18
SclSla9cr Der "GDtbias Sitter" in
SnoianaDuliS, SnO.

IN @eranlafung Der 3psijd6rlifea
Gunpen!ion tar Supregn 9oge bsS
,llnifprnirte1 8urgcs Der Ppt6ias=
Sitter" pom 20, 2lug. bis 3unl 10.
Ssr!. 1898 in indianapolis, Sno.,
pirb bic y9enniptDonier @iienbdhn"
SrfurIipns 8fLlets gum 5a6rprelie
BON $16.CO fiir Die &unbreiIe Dertau>
Ten. Gtllsbs perben am 49,, 20. ulo
q, 2tuguFt DerfauFt, uno 1T Die as
fa6rts5eit oon 2lnnappIis fiir oieRiidz
Ia6rt pom %. Bis 30. 2luguit begren3t.
G;qen 0eponiuung Der 8illste bsi b:m
giad Qg:nten in SnOianapo.ts BET
hfm %. 2(uquit uro cine NdA3a9lung
pon % Gems bstllten Die Bia'te8iii.
tigtsit bis gum 10. September 1893
eiRitasBIu5. 12-23)
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Aus 9nrto gliru.

glrecibo's @urntIon mar nur 12O
Mdnn Fart. - 2Gi6onitO dngebli6
BON ben Gpaniern nie0er9ebrannt.
8once, 9orto Rtco, II. Auguit.
- 6ier eiRgetrOffene GOuriere be5 &C.
nerals 9erpD meloen, odB Elm Parla>
mentdr, pel6er lebten Sonntdg Eu6
Qlrecibo gei9idt purOe, nur 120 ipdz
niI6e Sploaten bort porfano. Die
Ginpobnsr bra6ten in 8egenpart Der
Spanier So9rufe auf Die @meritaner
aus. Die @purtere erfiGren, tpsnn
bic @inIteGung Der 6einoieIigteiten
um 3pei Sage perI9pben tporben tpGz
re, 10 pirDs General 9enrD i'm Belize
BON Qreci6o gepeien ietn. = General
Stone bat in Der 8erbeferung Der
f6le4tsn 9e6irgspege 3pif6en DO
iuntas uno lltua0O pabre 0un0er gez
leiItet.
Gs berlautet bier, baB Nibonito BON
Dem 6einoe eingeGI9ert poroen lit,
bod mangelt Der 8eri4t Der 8eitdtiz
QlItLQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18
81 n 8efu9 bei'm 8eneral |.
cupitGn Wdcids.

ponce, porto 8ico, II. Qluguit.
= Der &reu3er g2etp Orleans per-
Iu9te, unter 9urlamentGrfldgge in
ben 6afen ppn San SSuan gu geldnz
gen, um Die W2eloung BON Der Inter
3ei6nung bes 5rieoensprototo[s bort
bin gu bringen; pegen zines 8rads in
Der 6afeneinfa6rt muBte Oas S9tff
o6er auBerbul6 bleiben. 9drauf lieB
Ii6 Der GapitGn oes ,Reip Orleans"
in elmer 8urfaiie ans 2anb ruOern.
@r purbe ppm9enerdlcapitGn Macias
auf'5 3ubortommenoite empfaHgen.
General 0eucias nubm ais 8epsis Der
6o4I9GBung ieines 8eiu6s eine Sim
ldoung gum Diner an 8oro oes dmez
ritdnii9en &reu3ers an.
General U2iles ne6It Stab begdb
Ii9 unter @stDrte BON SrDop u Bon
Nepzgorf an bic Sront, npIel6it er i'm
6auptquartier Wilion's me6rere Gage
pertpeilen niro.
ID a den bus militGrif DE
Yicnie NIT.
WuI6ington, .. g., II. Dug.
- 6rau unD 7Frl. W1ites, Die Satin
un0 So6ter 9eneral Wfiles', 6dben be
Su6rt na6 Gbdrleiton dngetreten.
8pn bort aus perben lie Ii9 nit Dem
nO6oum" nodb 9orto 9fico begebsn,
um bort nit @enerdl Wltles 5uIammen
gu trefftn.
3pIItutter Mot me6r ais
&rtegsi4tffe ges
6rau9t.
@aibingtOn, n, .. g., II. @ug.
= Der amtirenDe 5lottep Setretdr
ieBte beute ben prdTioenten odpOn In
RenntriB, DAP bas 0epdrtement dnges
Ii9ts Der ginItequng Der 6einoieli9@
feiten neiterbin feline 8erpenoun9
fiir bic 3oQtuttsr urb Die 5a6r5eug;
oes 2eu9tt6urm 0ienItes, ipel4e
tur3 no9 Qusbru9 Des &risges Der
5lptta 3ugeieut poroen paren, babe.
Sr emprsblt, odB DE 6dbr5eugs lDret
re9ulGren 8eItimmung unter Qeitun9
Oss S6aBamts Suriidgegeben nerosn
IS 6anoelt ii9 um 20 S9iffs, rpelfe
pd6reno oes 8rieges als 0epei9sns
5oote, 9atrulboote, u. +. M. peieH;l'df
Dienits selsiItet ba6en. Ramentll9
Die rMar9robe" fat Ii6 pdbren0 Der
See Gampugne in ben cubanilfen
SeDdiiern ousgeaei4net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18
Sie leBte Genilr.
@rOBe 9eerT9au i'm Eager gu G6iddz
mauga. = 10000 Munn in Reib,
utD 8lteD.

mauga. - 10000 Wdnn in Hetb
uno 8lieb.
Gbtdamaugd, Chattanooga
Observation-Disclosures, Senn., II.
gtuguit. = Die 6eute W}orgsn in Camp
Sbomas abge6dltene 3spiie mar zines
Der glGn5enbIten S6aufpieIe Der leBz
ten Sabre uno Elm @reigniB, bas
BON ben 3beilnebmern 10 lei4t ni6t
bergeiIen perben pirb.
Die Ydraoe gepann 16on babur9
an SntereiIe, buB es bic leBte 8spiie
Der IeBten groBen 4rmee aus bem
&riege mar. lle6er 10000 W}ann in
ibren beIten llnifOrmen marI6irten
nit fltegenDen Sa6nen unD T6mettern=
Der W}uiit an Der RebiieSSribiine Dprz
Bel. Die 3ui9uuenoe MenI9enmenge,
Die Ii3 po6l auf $4,000 &0pfe belief,
jubelte ben y8obs" Itiirmii8 entgsgen.
Sm Eager mar f9on frii6 am Morz
gen 2lles Qeben unb 8epegung. 9lsi9
na9 bem Srii6Itid fanb eine SSnIpetz
tipn itatt, unb Die 8egimenter Tte0ten
ii4 in 8aruoe auf. lin $50 puroe
our4 etnen &dnonenf6uB ba8 Signal
gum 8eginn Der purabe gege6en, unO
bic lunge Mdrf6linie marI6irte am
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moment. There is an old aunt of mine
over in Camden who is ill, and might
possibly be summoned to her bedside"
''Well, then, let it go. I'll stay at
home, and go to the bank, as intended,
myself" 1 said, feeling quite disap-
pointed.
'But if I say will be at the bank
you may depend on me, Mr.. Conway,
sick aunt or not" Jackson went on.
He really seemed so willing to do me
the favor that I could only reply:
THANK you very much. I'll depend on
you. It will be doing me great favor
indeed. I'll reciprocate some day"
'Not another word. Mr.. Conway, on
Then he regarded me with a smile as he
continued: 81 suppose it is Miss Nor
ley that you intend to visit. Now, 1
am just on my way to see her father
at his Office"
ooh, you are acquainted with the
Morleys, then?" I remarked, somewhat
coldly, for did not relish his bringing
Florence Morley's name into the con-
versation.
"Only slightly acquainted. I am in
terested in a few business ventures
with Mr.. Morley. My acquaintance ex-
tends no further" jackson said.
returned to my lodgings light-heart-
ed and happy at the prospect of again
seeing the sweet girl whom 1 had loved
and worshiped for some time in secret.
So then Horace Jackson was &C
quainted with Mr.. Morley. could not
but feel greater respect for Jackson.
For Mr.. Morley was one of the most in
fuential and highly-thought-of men in
Philadelphia, and, besides, was one of
| the trustees of the bank. Jackson had
never boosted of his relations with
such an influential man; indeed, had
never even heard him mention the fact
before this.
had felt all along that it would be
presumptuous for me to aspire to be
Florence Morley's husband. But this
| evening she was so gracious, so sweet
and lovable, that it was impossible for
| me to resist the impulse to tell her OF
my love. To my intense happiness I
| discovered that my humble self was by
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A SONG OF HOME.

I've wandered north and south:
In many lands I've been.
But one small spot alone
Am / contented in.
And there the roses bloom,
And there the daisies nod
For home, my humble home,
I thank the gracious God.
The glory of the east.
The splendor of the west,
The pomp of prince and king.
Are but hollow jest.
Give me the sunny stream,
The green and fragrant sod
For home, my happy home.
I thank the kindly God.
The rain upon the roof.
The robin in his tree,
And simple fare and health,
And peace and liberty
What greater boon to ask.
Had / a Merlin's rod?
For home. my pleasant home,
I thank the gentle God.
Moreover, at my side,
When singing, full Of cheer.
The blessed wife of youth
With deepest love hear,
! fancy more and more
My paths are angel trod!
For home, my joyful home,
I thank the living God.
Chicago News.
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MRS. CAROLINE DAFT. EvANsPORT. O..
Pelvic Catarrh is usually called female dis
ease. Not being called catarrh, as it should
be, it is not treated as catarrh. Hence the
frequent failures to find cure. Catarrh is
catarrh wherever located. Pe-ru-na cures
catarrh wherever located. Mrs. Caroline
Daft, Transport, o., writes, 81 can testify
to the merits of Peru-na. have taken con-
siderable of it and one bottle of Man-a-lin,
and they both are excellent remedies. am
as we'll and hearty as l ever was in my life
and give the credit entirely to your medi-
cines."
Catarrh of the lining membrane of the
vagina, womb or bladder, producing a con-
slant discharge of mucus, is a very common
disease 1t is generally called female weak
ness The catarrahl nature of this disease
is not usually known. Hence very few peo-
pie are receiving the correct treatment.
Every woman so afflicted should immediate
ly write to DR.. Hartman, giving the particu-
lars of her case, and she will receive prompt
answer free of charge, giving full directions
as to her treatment. Cases that have been
thought i, be incurable are promptly cured
by DR.. Hartman's treatment. I
Every woman should have copy of DR.:
Hartman's book on female catarrh, entitled
Health and Beauty" Sent free. Address
DIR. Hartman, Columbus. Ohio.
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THAT FOLDING BED.
1t Is Still an Object of Suspicion to
Many Hotel Visitors.
ITO BE Continued

Many Hotel Visitors.
"Tm sorry, sir" said the polite young
uptown hotel clerk to the grum-looking
guest, 'but haven't another room in
the house tonight. If you could use
this till morning I'll fix you up right for
tomorrow" But the inducement, per-
suasivly delivered, failed to work, and
the grum-looking man went away.
When he had got over the threshold
the suave clerk smiled pensive smile
and said: you can't do anything with
a man will let his prejudices drive him
out into the night to seek inferior ac-
commodations. And yet this man
looked like he knew better, too"
what was it dissatisfied him?"
Nothing in the world except that in
the only room he'd have there was a
folding bed. You see we are crowded
now and there are but few vacan-
apartments. He is crank on the sub
ject of folding beds because in modern
times two or three human beings have
been caught in them, when they folded
up inopportunely, and had their lives
crushed out. pleaded with him that
no such disaster could happen to him
here, for nowadays folding beds are
made with patent catches that abso-
lutely prevent them from manslaugh-
ter. No matter how sorely a bed such
as we have should yearn to close up on
it's slumbering victim these catches for
bid. told him all this, but it had no
effect"
Are most people imbued with this
prejudice?"
"Yes; think majority of the trav-
cling public has that feeling and 1 do
not believe the time will ever come
when the folding bed will gain the full
confidence of the American people
Washington Post.