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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-29

berte @eOrg, nbuB t9 ols Setpnoant
Dem guten 8urgen Die pQn SAarnln9
berldngte 5rtit pon bier Wc6sn 3uge@
itdnoen babe, UNI iih ein5uI4sBen.
@teI lerran pirb er in bieIer 3eit pobl
ri6t unb miro ppbl na9 46lauf berz
iel6en nit elmer neuen 8itts tommsn,
aud boffe i4, oaB Bis oabin 9sIne
mOrOerii6e Qaune boriiber it,"
n8ie magit 9u nur BON 2aunt
iprefsn, ba gu bod ielbit 3euge ges
ipeIen biIt Der fre8sn 9akiOiguna Die
i9 bod ni6t 10 binne6men tann,"
ng2un, mir fommsn bdrauf 3urid,"
Iagte 9eOrg, ~poorlduTig piinIde i6
bier 8O4en lang ni6ts BON bieIar
Sa6e gu b0ren - i9 bsbaure, baB i'd
nit 8urgen ni4t 10 Febe, I'M 3euge
ieiner S9ieBii6ungan gu Ieiu. SEPT
aber, na6oem i9 Dir meinen f6uloiz
gen 8eri6t eritattet, babe i6 cine Sra
&c an Did"
Sine 6rags," iugte 5dlten6erg be-
troffen, benn 8eorg'5 Uliene mar bel
ben leBten 8orten ernit unb faIt feier>
li4 geporOen, lid neroe Dir germ
antpprten, tpenn ib e5 bsrmag."
n9u bermdgit e." Iagte Georg.
n9u ALIEN. On bore bsnn, t9 frage
Did iebt auf 9ein GepiFsn Il. Define
gbre: biit 9u mein 6reunO pOer
ni6t?"
r@eIde 6rage!" ernibsrte 6altsns
berg unmutbig, i'd glau6s, 0u IoIs
teit ba5 piFen, i8 babe Dir tets meme
aufri6tigIte 6reunoiGaft betpieien u,
bin oa5u in jooem Qugtnbljd bereit,
psnn 0u neue 9eneiie psrLQngit. =
9u,muBt au9 piffen, oaB i9 nit mel
ner 6reunof61ft ni6t Der16penbsrtI9
bin uno nit OieIem Worte fein Spiel
treble"
(~,~4;L,.s E.Y.4s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-29
Som Gpn9reB.
(SurtIcbuu9 run Der 1. Scitc.)

tbeils a~bge6oIfen perben, tpeI6e felt
Gtnfitbrung Oes rau4loien 9ulbers
eingetreten lit.
9 de um 8enfionser66>
bung.
SIN Senat bat Der 3epu6lifaner
@aQinger BON Rerp=6amp76ire Be-
ri6t iiber Die unterIu6ung bss 9enz
iionsz@omite'5 8etreffs Der 8efugniB
eritattet, nit pel6er Der 8enIionSz
GOmmiTdr Ii3 peigert, 9eIu9e UNI
Beniionser60bung binnen zines Sab
res 3peimal in @rpGgung gu 3ie6en.
@alinger ertlGrt, Der GommiTGr lei
bouauf bsfugt gepefen, Die Srbre gu
erlaHen, uno OieIelbe liege i'm Sntershe
jener Wittnen unb Waiien, Deren Sc
fufe tpegen Der 4uforingli9teit Qnoez
rer un6eriiGIi6tigt liegsn blieben.
8ermt3tes.
9oS Senotsz Gomite fir 6unoeG
beI6Gftigte fi9 nit Der y4ntiz Scalp
ingz"9tQ, UNI mar, nm 3eit gu fparen,
ipglei8 nit Der !6aus6iq, peI9e QuBer
ben 8eItimmungen Der uripriingIi6en
Senatsbiu nod mebrere 3ufGBe =
53nangsetnlDTung BON SidetzG Coupons
unO Straf6eItimmungen - entbdlt.
@s tpurbe auBeroem bd5 ENHANCEMENT
geitelt, bic 8iu nit Der bonn Senator
GuQom eingebra6ten CUR StGrfung
Der @ertebrszGommiIiion gu perz
fGmel3en. SIS 1T Mu8ii9t por6unben,
baB Da5 gomite in bieIer SSDrm einbez
ri6ten pir0.
Der britii6e 8pti6after Cir SUI
lian 9auncefote Itelte Dem SefretGr
8IiB ben canaoii6en iteupertretenben
WintTter fir 9atentneIen uno Qanoz
pirt6I6aft, %. 9. Scarf Dor, Der bier
an9elangt lit, Inn unIer Patenttpeien
gu ftuoiren.
SIN 9aufe bra9te 5iBgeralb (9em.,
Maf.) Elm 8erfaFungS : 4menbement
Elm, tpel6es ben Qmtstermin bs59rd=
iioenten auf ie6s Sabre feitieBt unO
WtsoertpabI zines 9rGtoenten Derbie=
tet.
0as 6lotten Department. bat pon
Dem GommanOeur bes nMurblebeao,"
Commander McGauu, einen 8eri6t
ii6er bic Gage Der Qr6eiter duf Der
SnIel Napafa erbalten, pegen beren
8lagen, bic i'm Stuotsbapartement
einqelaufen tpdren. Commander W&Cz
@aQa ertldrt Die 8lagen fir our4z
aus unbegriinoet.
Oas 9enatsz Gomite fir Militdrz
@ngele9en6eiten beri4tete cine Bill
oiinItig Elm, nsl9e perfIgt. bdB Sd
6etten fir 0eItzYoint nur ernunnt
peroen oiirfen, tpenn Te in benz 9tz
I"trifte Der tie borI6ldgenoen Reprd=
fentanten nirfli9 po6nen.
8rieg8iefretGr 4lger letbet mob
INNER an. Der 8rippe unO Malartd,
bat fi6 iebp6 10 peit erbolt, baB er
fi6 nG6Ite Wo6e CUR OoQTtdnoigen
Seritenung in Die @ebirgsgegeno bon
SiiozGarolina begeben ion.
9rGTioent Mc9inIep, 9ripatietretar
9orter uno Staatsietretdr Grioler
fe6rten Inn 4.35 6eute Na9mittug pon
Nspz0ort 6ierber 3uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-29
Grrmii6te trlegrapBii6e Srpciden

= Sn 9elenu, Nrtdnias, uno anbe=
rem SbeiIen ienes Stauts Iinb BRET befz
tige, raid aufeinaroer fOl9enbe grberz
i6it!erurgsn perFpiirt pproen, mo-
burG OieIs 6Guier in i6ren8runDfeten
erT6uttert nurDen.
- Der General : @puparneur bon
Gonaoa bat Ii6 Qspejgert, ben 18zjdbz
rioeB Same5 QIiion gu begnabig2n,
peI9er bic 5armer8frau Srr bel Der
lin, Snt., ermprDete.
- Der junge 6urmer 6. u. Mattice
BON Prattsburg, S!eu6anzGpuntb 81
g., MIN permibt uro 1T alien In3eiz
6sn rad pdbrenb oss Sfneeiturms
am tBten Gieritag umgetpmmsn. Die
Pferoe uno BEN Wo9en, Quf bem er
fuhr, BAT man %gsfunOsn.
- 0a5 O6ergeri6t ppn Brighten
Bat enti6iecen, DaB Die 3eitungen DIN
Horfplt, 81., bic ibnen com StaDtrasb
auFsrIegte 2tcen3fteuer 6e3ubIen mill
len. Die un.ere Snitan3 Fate gu @urz
ten Der 3eituraen entiGieben.
- Bitter taltes @sttsr 6erri4te eez
fern in pariGieoenen @sgenoen Qcuz
Gnglano's. Sn !6anpper, R.S9., fisI
0as thermometer auf "a 9r1D unter
RuQ.
- Sui1n u. 0ers6p tp 2Dnr,
Mah., pel6a fir3IiG i6rsm Qieb5a6er
Sbomas s. &eIifsr, nit benz ie Streit
6aits, @itripl ms 9eIiht ooh, 10 DaB
oi&ier bas 2itt beibar NuQen einbiBts,
ftebt jeBt i'm gegriffe, ii4 nit 3eli6er
gu psrtsiratfen, uro Die gegsn oaIeI6e
anbdngI8e @riminaltIage iou nieDergsz
fhlageE ne;oen.
= SibiriI6e 8Glte BAT in Zen leBten
3agsp in Soabo gebsrrf6t; in81ncrpE
fieI oas Sfarmpmster bis auf A 8rob
inter GuQ, in MartetzQdte auf 81.
5m iipIifan Stall bss Gtaa!eg liaot
Der 6fnse Bis 3u Is 3oQ bed. ,3u ber
grobsu &dlte. Ser u;el 8ie6 erleo:n lit.
tommt Der bro6enbe Mane2l an 6eu
6in3u, pettsr bic 8is63i6ter in qroBs
8eIprgnife psrieBi.
- Sn Somsriet, &D., 6rannten qez
tern frib bier 9Gosn uno Elm babies
0uBerb anOerer 9ebGuce nieoer. Der
8erluit piro auf 100000 geI4dBt.
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Sicbmdrfte.

@hicago. SlS., %. iaa. - Die AuSs
fuhr uon 9tmpuiel be,,ul G000 Stit;
DCaril lieti0 be imiidsn $3.50 MD $3.50
uarItreHoeH preiisH. StlUttue : i3utuar
4I,O00: DtarIt aitlu; be Brelie oar-urten
;ruihen $500 mo IS. 80. Shaaie: 3uiubr
$1,000: @lurEt fetg; ore 4rsIle uarrIrlsn
;pihsn $500 mi. s.. 90.
Gaf9Ibertp. "a, %. Saruar.
BE giaEir iar &iaep!et mar lelta bsl
,mIihen $500 uno 81 90 lflUaHteuoeu
ereiieH. SdpsiHe: 3ntuhr leltlt Yfartt
iietig; nie 45yetle u~arilrteH imilheH $3.50
uno IA %. Shdaie: Dart; iIetig; oUe
Freile parriirteH spiiheu 1925 mo $3.50
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Q(rbcit mn 9n6u.

9oDer6tll MaF,, %. Sonuar.
- Der Strife Der g2uIters" in Der
Sdubfabrit BON gto9e5 &c Reao bat
Oamit geenOigt, DAP Die @rbsiter gu ben
olten 20bnen an lore fri6srenQr6eit8z
iteQen 5uriittebrten.
9 0 # Q n, MaT., %. Sanuur.-0i.
8aumpoQpe6et Der ,n5aQ Riper Sron
Worts MiG5" BADEN Die 2o6nzReoutz
tion acceptirt uno bic Nr6eit rpieoer
oufgenommen. Sic pursn ni6t prgaz
niIirt unO tonnten Da6er Den Strife
ntdt aufre6t er6aIten, Die n@agle
Cotton N&iQs" in Saunton Tinb fir
unhitimmte 3sit osI8Lofen porbsn.
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Ser 9rrr lieutenant Ipirn ;nriif-
inCnirt,

3ep gort, %. San. - Inter
ben PaTagieren b25 9ampf2rS ySarz
tar Prince," Der gsItern aus Genu1
fier eintraf, befuno ii6 aud G1Iimir
Sitter bon Pietra53 : 8.epicD, unge6z
li9 lieutenant i'm t. uno t. D1trei6;z
i4sn Snfanterie : Rsgiment Nr. 3
(Gr3ber3pg &arD, Elm biibI6er,. jun
ger Mdnn BON % S1bran. Or SEER
Qieutenant min Die 8siIe rad Qnerifl
uur gu ieinem 8ergniigen uno um Die
8eIt tennen gu lernen, unternommsn
bd6en, bod bat bar y8oaro Of Special
SnquirD" burii6er Ieine eigene 4niiht
gefdBt unO bei6IOifen, ban gaIi3ii6sn
Salbabeligen nteber oortbin 3uriid gu
ienben, pDber er getommen. Mit
DemIelbsn 9umpfar mar nGmli9 aud
cine Is Sabre ate 9olin o~ngeIangt L..
bieie bate BEL Der 2anoung ibren
2anOsmann bsifuloigt, er babe tbr
unter benz 8orpdnoe, tie niirOe b15
9tlo in Nep : gorf nit 6oben 3inIen
5uriiderbdlten, IA Sub, DIT. u. abgez
tnDpft. 9a5 8elb Gube er Dunn auF
Dem S6iffe perjubeIt. 9ietrus3z&isz
ptc3 min Oagegen UNI oa5 Gego bsito6z
len porOen Iein, gr Fat 3nar GENT
senOe QegitimatiOnspapiere BEL ii9, ba
er aber in Qmerita feline MenTfenise,e
tennt, piro er 2uriidseIonot perben
aua bem angebli6en @runoe, Dab er
IonIt poraus1i6tli6 benz 8smeinpeien
CUR 2lft fallen tpiiroe.
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opdren Sic SIR &ero!

Gln. Saahtsl BON Gutt'S Bitten er.
ipart 3busu plcle OoQar5 fir DOttor.
0lcdnuHQen. Di.is Biucn turirtn I'm
ter alien umitGuOen iGmmtll4e Ourh Oer
Wtag,n. sic yeOer OOer ole Glu9tUeiO.
pelanlaBten &rausbtiteu.
Gs if DIES hrint gswagtr D:banptTng.
0snn 9.s.n 90piiamer5:n, 0ysp:p
l., W}aLorla, YerltOpTuug unO @autn,
':iocn gebrau3en OtiuiOnsn Qtuts
Suits &eGer Nil"u.
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Iuftions@ Inseigen.
2 austtOns- Oser pripatz gcrfanf
@A oes
oIsrffpdisen 6ribGfsz mne Raareuhauies,
RprrpifsGfe Ger D1cSenrps uno
GuIfnnzS trn6r

Ga @utttOns- 0rer @ripatz Scrtauf
oleritpdtgcn 0efd)dftsz Mnc @adreuhaufes
RprepffsGcte Ger W1cSenrps unb
6ulton=S trdse,
ntbit StalluuQ fir 30 9ieroe, 0aqcnremiie, 3 brei.
lotlgct un0 ) JipeifDdigeu g9ubnbduieru. Nr. 22l,
~ 20, ~ ~ nno 81, SiO=G ultou: 2 traBt
erenjt 100 SUB an Die Chicite Der Eultons : trasc
nl ciltF rcDtipinteligen 8tcfe bon 81 6uB al Der
N%oroletts Der Ytceoenrp=S traBe gu elmer ~ SUB
@rnnO}iHs BON $3.50 belotct. Sos Gdbaus ntbit
StdLuH0tn ilnO iu elmer idbrlibcn Qa6t ppu $3.50
bis sum II. SUM 1902 ucrpadtct.
Sic Huttion 0icies GiQeutbums fiuNct TAFT
y II II Z q q, Den 10. Hcbruur 1898, al Srt
NM STEELE nm 3 llbr Nu9mittoOs.
4 llbr @abmittaqs peFciben Cages ptrOct bic
jfpci @runoitiidc, ieoes nit elmer fldbc BON y SUB
3o4 an Eorolttte Der 9ratt=S trGbc bel r%c1tiuint=
l9cr 2lele BON 30 SUB Su ciuer ~ 6uB breiicn
@dne gtleQcn uno on pie g9cfticitc Der IrltHQtons
4Oenlte ~0ren3eno, icOes bclaitCt nit Dem iaDril9tn
U5rnnojins BON so, NIT Den 24zftodi9en SoDn=
bdulcrH
Ir. 100 une I1G2 g6eit. prnttfraee. unb
Gem ereiitpdiaen gfr.I2s. 5uesGrlinstpns
Guenue.
al Crt unO STEELE p%crfteiscrt iptrOtu:
!5 llbr ~Eadmittoos OeFel6cn Cages ipirO oas an
oer Suolette Der SumbarDzSt rabe N Der Nnt1erz
lliIna BON - CUB iUchlid BON Der soo!tus=Auep 9ez
Icgene, u bel 90 5US Grobe @ruunri'd, btlafet mt
N'"HHL lNgt4lWNH OINllulliS NNA ~ ny" "NGuv. 49,
DEM 23sitDdiQen 98obnbaus uao ciUitOdjger Gube
gir. 1891, SScifs eombdrefrafc,
an Grit uuo STEELE p~ertciQcrt WerOcu, uHo
) ll6r Ia6mittaQs O%citlbeu Iduts iuirO ous
8runoititd AT Der SioDcnicitc Der 6nrsDsStrdBt,
in Der Gutferuuua pom % GuB } 3oa ilibotlib
BON Der Suftr=StruBc QcltQcH, II 6nB , SOL bel 65
Sub QroB. bcluittt nit Dem iabrlibtn 9rrnpitns
BON so uno bebuut nit Dem 2%=ftodtgcH gSobnbaus
Rr. 1874. RurrzGdreuftraEe.
an Srt uno S;clc pcrttt0srt lusroen.
Nnqebntc pcrOen uub priputim auQenommCn.
Observation-Disclosures iiuo: baar, Die aubers
@dlite iu & N}unutcH, oocr AMI g8unid Ots 3dufcrs
Die poue Rauiiummc badr. Zine An3ablung BON
$500 uuf ous T%ultpuzS Il. zGiQcntbum umo 800 Guf
icOcs auOcre luiro BON benz &dufcr bei'm Sauie uers
ldnqt.
@co. ". BON 2inQcu, 5ruitec.
EOuis Y. @ennigbauien
Nripnlt. Nr. 2l5, ct. Qaul=Str.
z. u. 6irtluHo, Nuttionatpr.
20.j.3l,0
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Scr @rnpnftrn:M lnrtt.

OK unten itebenDen Yreiie ba3ieGen
ii8 duf ba5 Gngro5 @eTfdft; i'm
Gnoetail 5anosl lit Elm 9(ufT6lag
bOn etpa 3ebn PrO3ent gu 6ers6s
men,
Der 4epfs(m 5eigta teius
9erGnoerung. - Gi6t our6 6roTt be
i6Goigte u pfelfinen murDen mdz
big 5u8efibrt uno inO in 3ismli6 gu
ter Na9Trage. - M&it Qusnobme Don
8opffaIot iino @emiiie aus Sir
rioa isIten. - 3pte6sln purOa1
me6r eingefiibrt, bod 6tbduptan CUTE,
trpdens Sortsn ibran 9reis. - gsfers
GSlorioa'er tomatoes, Die ni6t
uattr Dem 6roite gslitten, Diroen
sreifello8 lei8t pert1uflih iein. -
&ronSbeeren Tino ftau. - Ges
mile aus Der 3adbarI6aft etpd5 fez
tier i'm 9reife.
Die YreiIe iinD, ME foL9t:
2(epfeI, pro SAB .... $2.00-$3.75
0eiBfobl, pro 100 o.. $1.0O-$3.O0
s3pie6eln, pro 8ui6sl $1,000.
,3Die6eln, pro SAP -. $2.25-$2.50
4artoffaln, pro 8uI4el 65c.-78c.
Spinat, PRO 8uf6el 40c.-50c.
SeQerie, PRO 8iin0el 49,. 15c.-3c.
SeQerie, pro 0uBenb 10c.-25c.
&~ronsbeeren, pro SAP $5.OO-$Z.5O
&~rpns6eeren, pro Site $1.50-$2.0O
8unOe 8iibcn, pro 9uI4el 10c. bis
15c.
Garotten, pro 8iinbsl 49,. 19c.-2c.
@lpfeIIinsn, pro 8iite . $2.OO-$3.0O
QpfeIIinen, pro SAB $4.00-$5.00
Meerrettig, pro 8uI6eltiIte $1.00 bis
$1.25.
3omatoes, pro Sorb $1.OO-$2.50
Ser, PRO 0uBeno .'... 15c.-17t.
Creme : Butter, pro pfunb 16c.-21c.
Do. DARN Prjnt, pro 9fO. 12c.-18c.
Qe6enoss @efliigel, prO PfunO:
Sunge 5ibner &C..
4lte 6i6ner . &C..
Gnten 8-10c.
8Gnie 8c.-10c.
gef6la8tets5 geflHser, pro 4frnO:
Sunge 9iibner Gt.-9t.
@nten 1Ot.-1lc.
@dnIe 7c.-9c.
Butter 1lt.-l33t.
&apaunen . So.
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9nr qlboanfnna anforfurnrrt.

Sranffort, 8p., %. Sanuar.-
Der St%aatsienat paiiirte beute nit %
qeQen 10 Stimmen ben g~eItern bereits
bonn 6uuie angeupmmenen 8eI6luB,
nel9er ben 9unoesIenator 2tnDiap
gum 46bunfen oufforoert. Hur elm
Sil6erbemofrut Jimmie bagegen.
8af6ington, 8. g., %. San.
- Senator 2inbIup iagte beute in
8e5ug duf Obiges, er pertrete ben
Staat Sentudp i'm 8unoesIenat, nl9t
bic 8entudp'er 2egislatur, uno ertsnz
ne ous Ge9t Der 2eBteren nt9t an,
i6er i'm gu @eri6t gu itBen. ueber%
bies lei Ct ni6t bon Der gegennartlgen
Qeuislatur erpG6lt porben. Bas er
t6un fperbe, fo6alD ibm Die dmtli6s
9ntiinbiqunq bes in 5ra9e iteRenoen
8eT8lu7es 5ugebe, tOnne er IeBt mob
ni9t Iagen.
aufIe6sp erregt in 0upDar,
Rpnt.. bic fiir3li9 heimIi4 DoQ3pgsE.
uub ieBi crit an ben Sag gstOmmene
8erheirdibung Der jungen @ittpe
Minnie GuI6mdn, elmer 0eiBen. bic
ols Qebrerip in Sort S6ap angeiteI.
mar. nit einem @oIblut : giegunsSns
biarer. Die 8raut lit bic So9tsr bes
in Sort geltndp itdtionirten aapldns
Der 8un0esarmse s. 6. 8atsmGn
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te friibere Sbsrdmt5ri9ter Mi6ael
9ofmdun in einem 4nfdne bon 3riibz
linn ieinem 2eben Elm getpIltIames
@noe bereitet.
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Sol; tnS GuBleH.

GohCn.A Iiufer unbefinstcS Saaripfem
NJ UULku. ieSI ms in StGEo, apbleu au
se,biporeHoeH grelieF NJ uertaufeH.
Sefe SuaIitGt (224U BID. aarantI5t) tIeiner RUS
fObIen III So 40; 9Ort, yr. l lu S.. 10; bart. VII.
2 M $3.50; rant; Yr. 3 III $5.96; harte NuGtohlen
EU S .4b Suuburp III. = 81 1915; Suaburp Vr.
3 81 $3.50; SugeHss8altu Cir. Z AL So 20; 9oteass
8Gleu Sir. 3 Su S6.4O.
CASH COAL
SIR 80, St Scringtpn Giraffe,
(Sosn=gebluseJ. lelepbou 90.
guitgdas lpcroeH eHtaeasn %eeuOmueH in Nr. 1928,
SitsSteitonitrdRe uHb yir. 526. Bsits6 raHtlInitress.
NtppBl Ultrl
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Rnltrnlnrer Wnrfthrrihte.

CEsridtet fur oeH .Oeutiheu Sorr'iooEoeHrtU.D
Baltimore. ON Is, Sduulr 1893.
Die beutlle gJetierSuiu1r 6etruJ 1O.H4p Suibel,
bsr Sleu0turens8orrdi 9S4,3h9 9uiheI, ScTiaHot
non BEN slevatorsu 55l3 NuibeI. gsytauit Uur4
Den 2n.O0O Ruihcl mo 2 GG99onS.
Eol1euoe Sdl:ae Ictlt ben b%edItls7, q~CItrIqen
arb oca legtji1-tleH SIaH0 Ger lSsiIeuDrtIis IN Der'
IlgibeEOer leberilbt.
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Hood :
S~arsaparIila

ist die beste-in der That die einzige wahre
blutreinlgende Medizin.
Hoods Sarsaparilla wird Won allen Drogulsten
fur 81; sechs fir So veFkauft.
Won c. /. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, praparirt,
Hoods Pillen P pSeE kneif sGil"'G nicht
Bel ale Droguisten. % cents.
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&erlangI TIL IhaemcrneK.

S~trIauqt:
QtymaucUts 9cibditigung ipiro elmer bcrtits be-
]iitbeuocE, nit 10 bis - 9ldbmui6incu arbGittnOtu
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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-17
TARDY HoNoRs
A Monument in Memory Of Marquis
LAFAYETTE

CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-Accoryiing to pres
ent plans. Lafayette, the French hero, who
came across the sea in colonial days. with
sword and money to aid the birth of liberty
on American shores. is to have his grave
marked with a $250,00O monumental trib-
ute from the patriotic school children Of
America.
President Mckinley has concurred In the
plans proposed by Ferdinand W. Peck.
Commissioner General to the Paris exposi-
ton. for the unwilling Of THIS beautiful me-
mortal at the Paris exposition on the
Fourth Of July, 1900.
1t Is to be the feature Of United 6tat
Day" at the exposition.
At the Commissioner Generals office n
is announced that President Mckinley will
soon issue a proclamation designating
date. presumably October 10, as Lafayette
Day for general observance in every school
district throughout the United States. Gov
errors Of States and Superintendent of
Instruction will be urged to cooperate
On this date, which Is the anniversary OF
the surrender OF CORVALLIS at Yorktown.
historical exercises will be held IN every
school In the country at which nominal
admission fee will be charged. Millions
Of pennies and dimes thus secured from the
rising generation OF American patriots W1il
be applied to the monument fun6. WIN
emooo schools and S.eoo,ooe young re&saaAS
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-17
BACK FROM ST. MICHAELs
A Few Nuggets and Many Disguised
Passengers

sEATTLB, WASH, Aug. 1o.-The steam
schooner Grace Dollar Arrived here this
afternoon from Kotxebue Sound ana st.
Michael. She had ninety passengers from
Dawson. Captain Fosen estimates that the
amount of gold dust brought down was
about $4,000 He had this amount In his
safe. 1t was owned by d. Z. and A. =.
Dannerman, Tim Connolly, A. l. Burke,
Julius Peterson and c. u. Larshp. The ma
jority of the passengers had gone into
Alaska early in the spring and had become
Disguised with the country. AHii1
The Grace Dollar brings advices from
Kotsebue Sound up to July 10Th. The most
important item Of news is the inability OF
river steamers to get more than is miles
up the rfver Kub,ix or kovnk, as II IS COM
monty known. There are two river steam
ers and several launches nov plying on the
Kpbuk. ow1tg TO the fc'v stage d water
they can only 80 10 Coafvsin, small set
Element near where the RED river opens
into the Kubuk. Captain Fosen said hs
heard Of no gold discoveries in the Kotxe-
bue district. He estimated that there were
about 500 prospectors there+
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-17
NEWS OF PEACE
Did Not Prevent an Attack OF
Manzanillo

M6nZHu1IIO
HAVANA. Aur 1s-Desn,te tbe r,,,,or.
that the signing NJ The nro,ocoI va. COW
f3rmed. news came; almost s,rn,,,,oro,,,sI,,
that on FRIDAY last an Amer,car hoot a.,
ing a flar of truce. carried an oa,cer ROW
the American warsb,na on Man,ani,ho
with a formal demand for the svr-endar
of the town on the same conditions a 9 a a.
companfed the continuation of eant,a qo aa
Cuba.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-17
AMATEUR ADMIRERS
SELF Constituted Experts Outlining =
Foreign Policy

6eff-OOnstacuted Experts Outlln1n&
Foreign Policy
SARATOGA, n. r.. Aug. 10.-Henry
Wade Rogers and Raiph Measiey. Chair
man and Secretary Of the COMMITTEES on
Arrangements of the National Convention
on Foreign Policy to be held here ON FRI
day and Saturday, have arrived ana arr
ranged for headquarters at the United
States Hotel. Among. the subjects to Be
discussed at the convention ares
Future colonial policy Of the United
6tates.
The Nicaragua canal.
International law.
Should the law permitting prize money
payments be repealed
And other questions growing out Of the
late war. -
The committee announces the following
thus far have consented 10 speak:
Carl schurz. New York; Judge r. g.
Grosscup, Chicago; Patrick A. Collins
Boston; W. P. Wilson. Managing Director
Commercial Museum, Phiiadeiphia: war
ner Miller. New York. Samuel Gompers.
President American Federation Of Labor;
Charles A. Gardner, Attorney Manhattan
Railway, New York: Albert Shaw. New
York; Congressman Frederick H. 0illett
Springfield, Mass; MoorefieYd Storey, Bos-
ton; II. A. CARRIED, President Chamber Of
Commerce, Cleveland. Ohio: A. J. Bever-
edge, Indianapolis, and Henry Wade Rod
gers, President Northwestern University.
Chicago.
The San Francisco Chamber Of Conn
merce will also be represented on the pro-
gram.