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A '98 Bicycle, $33.75.

This is strictly a '9s MODEL. with all the
high-grade features; has short head flush Joints
arch crown, Fauber cranks. large sproeket,
Goodrich NJ. s. W. or Hartford tires-in fact il
is a '9s so Wheel that I offer for ssS. .75-
merely as an advertisement. To meet the com
petition Of CHEAP SKATES offered by other
dealers and the Wheel IS GUARANTEED fol. SIX
MoNTIIS-not 60 days.
X. Y. BURR.
727 t4th St. n. w.
The evening times., 1898-05-03
Orioles Win From Chants

The Baltimore team jumped to the lead
in the first inning i'm the game with the
Giants yesterday. and were never headed
off. The New Yorks could do but lit
tie with Hughes delivery. and were un-
able to hit the ball at times when
hit might have changed the result The
score:
Baltimore. .......... 8 0 Q 0 0 0 x-6
New York.. Q ! 1 0 0 o.
Left on bases-Baltimore, 8: New York,
< First base on balls-Of Hughes, 4; off
Meekin, ? Struck out-By Hughes, .; by
Meekin, l. Three-base hits-Jennings 90
and Clarke. Two-base hits-Kelley C0,
Grady. Joyce, Van Haltren and Tiernan.
Stolen bases-McGraw 90. Joyce, Jen-
nings and Demontreville. Double plays
Kelley and Clarke; Davis and Joyce;
Jennings, Demontreville and McGann;
Jennings and McGann. Hit by pitcher
BY Hughes, /; by Meekin, 2. Wild pitch
-Meekin- Umpires-Emslie and Andrews
Time-1 hour and 40 minutes.
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MONEY to loan on real estate; s25e

MONEY LOANED on household furniture, pianos.
etc. without removal; business confidential.
e. B. MCGOWAN, Room 10. -l4l9 ST. NV.
my2-1mo-em
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GAS STOVES.
For Cooking and HeatIugsr - g..,
GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE
1424 New York aye.
mcb2- 2-tf pm
is1oes-assJ sJisocc0
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1904 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Pa.
Home once,
"a z. 2oth Street, New York City.
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Capital Loan Guarantee Co..
6oI r Street N. w.

MONEY 20 LOAN at the lowest rates OF interest,
On improved and unimproved property il ths
District OF Columbia; no delay beyond exam
nation Of t:tle. WALTER H. ACKER. 7ol 18th
n. NV fe3-tf
MONEY to loan on real estate; s25e and small
sums per cent; $500 and larger sums, per
cent: 81 500 and larger sums, aud IL per
cent; all transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers. VA. II. SAUNDERS
& CO.. l407 I st. NV apl7-u
LOANS OF $40 and upward made on furniture,
pianos, horses. wagons. etc. at lowest rates and
on the day you app.y. It can be returned in in
Etalments. which reduces the cost Of carrying it
Loans also made on the building and loan asso-
citation plan. Call and get rates, front room 1ss
roor NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO., SIS
st nw ja3itfem
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White Ash Coal
SQ.99
per ton. Delivered anywhere in
the city free of charge Our big
shute wagons will put it in for you.
No dust, no dirt, no clinkers.
WIN. j, ZEH,
70S lith St. ". w.


& = - It's all We ask for this
o' ., ''perfect-in-every-Vart
S34.50 wheei-m'de especially for
JONES & FELLOWS 5I3 9th st. y. W.
my2-tf
The evening times., 1898-05-03
The American
Navy

lS SGIN0UIy pOPLII'I VIII
all patriotic citizens, and its name
sake. our AMERICAN NAVY
SERGE, is none the less popular
with the hundreds of men who
come here year after year, season
after season, for it, and will take no
substitute. 1t is a pure worsted,
full indigo, absolutely fast color
serge. and the price is only
The evening times., 1898-05-03

DESIRABLE BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE. PROP.
ERIN. BEING NUMBER 100 BLABFNS-
III re ROAD; ALSO STABLE AND STABLE
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wISCoNSIN'S CELEBRATION.
Anniversary OF
stntes's Admission Into the Union
Appropriately Remembered.

Madison, Wis, June THE celebra-
ton Of the semi-centennial anniversary
OF Wisconsin, admission into the union
opened in this city Tuesday. Several
thousand visitors were present from all
parts Of the state. Gov. Bushnell and
staff, of Ohio, arrived Monday. At 2:i5
in the afternoon the first official meet
ing OF the celebration was At the uni
versity armory. Visitorswere welcomed
on behalf OF the state by Gov. Scofeld.
on behalf of the city, by Mayor Whelan.
The response was by Gov Bushnell.
At $3.50 in the afternoon occurred the
boat race between U. w. freshmen
and ST. Johns military
In the evening the State Press assoc
citation, the state legislators since 1913,
the Eastern Star and other organiza-
tions held banquets, while the veterans
held q grand camping at Camp Randall.
Over 1000 veterans are already under
canvas on the historic camp grounds.
An overflow meeting at University ar
mory was addressed by J. Quarles, OF
Milwaukee.
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ward. The second line, the New York
leading. with the New Orleans. Yankee.
Iowa and Oregon following. turned
eastward. The Vixen and Suanee were
far out on the left flank. watching the
rifemen on shore. The Dolphin and
Porter did similar duty on the right
flank. The line headed by the New
York attacked the new earthworks near
MORO Castle. The Brooklyn column
took up station opposite the Estrella
and Catalina batteries and the new
earthworks along the shore. The Span
ish batteries remained silent. IL Is
doubtful whether the Spaniards were
able TO determine the character of the
movement, owing to the dense fog and
heavy rain.
ships Open Fire.
Suddenly the Iowa fired a 12-inch
shell, which struck the base of Estrella
battery and tore up the works. Instant
ly firing began from both Rear Ad-
miral SIMPSONS and Commodore
Schley's column, and a torrent of shells
from the ships fell upon the Spanish
works. The Spaniards replied prompt
ly, but their artillery work was of very
poor quality and most OF their shots
went wide. Smoke settled around the
ships in dense clouds, rendering accu-
rate aiming difficult. There was no
maneuvring Of the fleet, the ships re-
manning at their original stations and
firing steadily. The squadrons were
SO close in shore that 1t was difficult for
the American gunners 10 reach the bat
teries on the Hill tops, but their firing
was excellent.
MORO Castle Spared.
Previous to the bombardment orders
were issued to prevent firing on MORO
Castle, as the American admiral had
been informed that Lieut.. Hobson and
the other prisoners OF the Merrimac are
confined there. In spite of this, how
ever, several stray shots damaged MORO
Castle somewhat. Commodore Schley's
line moved closer inshore, firing at
shorter range.
batteries Are SiIenced.
The Brooklyn and Texas caused wild
havoc among the Spanish shore bat
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FORTS ARE IN RUINS.
The Destructive Work of American
Shells at Santiago.
Spanish batteries silenced and Forth
acations Demolished-The Enemy
Loses a Number of Men-Ameri-
cans Uninjurcd.

Washington, June s.--Shortly after
seven o'clock Tuesday evening informa-
ton confirmatory Of the dispatches con-
eerning the bombardment of the forti-
hoauons of Santiago reached the navy
department. II came In the form OF a
eablegram from Admiral Sampson
which was made public In the following
bulletin:
Secretary OF the Navy; Bombarded
forts at Santiago 1880 TO 10 a. m, to-day.
June 8. Silenced works quickly without in
jury OF any kind. though within 1900 yards.
(Signed) SAMPSON"
While the officials OF the navy depart
ment declined to say definitely whether
the bulletin contained all the informa-
tion given In Admiral SIMPSONS cable
gram, there is reason TO believe that 1t
did not The officials refused 10 discuss
the subject or 10 vouchsafe further in
formation than was posted on the bull
letin board. Only one additional point
was ELECTED by questioning. That was
that the cablegram contained no infor-
nation about the landing Of either land
forces or marines.
Dispatches received from Spanish
sources indicate that landing was eff
fected, either during or Immediately
after the bombardment. This is re-
garded by naval authorities as entirely
reasonable. 1t is deemed likely that
Sampson landed a sufficient force Of
marines to hold the ground he had
gained and to make preparations for
the landing Of the regular forces upon
their arrival, II, indeed, some Of them
are not already at hand.
spanish Losses AT santiago.
Cape Haytien, June s.--The latest re-
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teries, quickly silencing them. While
the larger ships were engaging the
heavy batteries, the Suanee and the
Vixen closed with the small inshore
battery opposite them, raining rapid
fire shots upon il and quickly placing
the battery out of the fight. The Brook
lyn closed 10 500 yards and then the de-
struction caused by her guns and those
OF the Marblehead and Texas was really
awful. In few minutes the woodwork
of Estrella fort was burning and the
battery was silcnced, firing no more
during the engagement. Eastward the
New York and New Orleans silenced the
Cavo battery in quick order, and then
shelled the earthworks located higher
up. Later the practice was not so &C.
curate, owing to the elevation OF the
guns. Many of the shells, however,
landed, and the Spanish gunners re-
tired.
Shortly after nine the firing ceased,
the warships turning In order TO per
NIT the use OF the port batteries. The
firing then became long reverberat-
ing crash OF thunder and the shells
raked the Spanish batteries with ter
rible effect. Fire broke out In Catalina
fort and silenced the Spanish guns. The
hring OF the fleet continued until ten
o'clock, when the Spanish were ceased
entirely, and Admiral Sampson hoisted
the Cease firing" signal.
No Damage 90 Americans.
Generally the fire of the fleet was very
destructive. Many OF the earthYorks
were Knocked to pieces and the Estrella
and Catalina Notifications were so dam
aged that 1t is questionable whether
they will ever be able TO renew any ef-
fectiye work during the war. After the
fleet retired the Spaniards returned 10
some other guns and sent 10 shells after
the heet, but no one was injured. One
large she'll fell close 20 the collier ms
tin. Throughout the entire engage
ment no American ship was hit and no
American was injured. If the Spaniards
stuck to their guns, and all evidence Is
to the contrary, their loss must have
been heavy.
Probable Junction with Insurwen,.
Cape Hayden, Hayti, June s.--Accord-
ing TO the latest direct advices from San.
iiago dc Cuba, dated Monday al mid
night, the bombardment which began
at 1;45 a. m, Monday, and continued
until half past ten in the morning, was
resumed again for short time about
midnight. II was then believed that
the Americans had effected a junction
with the insurgents near Daiquiri, some
distance east OF Aguadores and near the
railway line 10 Santiago.
stu nj CadIx.
New York, June Especial dis
patches TO local papers from Cadiz state
that SPANS reserve squadron is still
there.
London, June s.-A dispatch TO the
Daily Chronicle from Gibraltar SAYS
that Admiral Camara, with the Cadiz
reserve squadron, VIII said for Cuba In
1
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The Rural Free Delivery.

Washington, June s-rhe conference
report on the post Office appropriation
bill as reported TO the senate Tuesday
and agreed to by that body, carries a
provision for the appropriation OF $780,
600 for rural free delivery. This is a
compromise, the house having appro-
priated 100000 and the senate having
ralsed TO make any appropriation.
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national nank FniIure.

Washington. June s.-The comptrol-
Ter Of the currency has received tele-
gram announcing the failure Of the
Delaware national bank. New York. In
It's last report the bank had individual
deposit. amounting TO $20s,070, and n
surplus OF si7,746. The capital OF the
bank was 100000. The failure is said
10 be due 10 excessive loans.
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Queen VIII Erect Monument.

London. June Tn the house OF COM
mons Tuesday message from Queen
Victoria was read announcing her
maiesty's intention 10 direct the cree
ton Of a monument TO the late William
T.. Gladstone in Westminster abbey. in
accordance with the wishes expressed
in the address Of the house of commons
10 the queen.
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Over I24.ooo Volunteers.

Washington, June IA few odds and
ends Of the mastering Of the first vol
unteers called for by the president re-
main yet TO be caught up, but TO all in
tents and purposes the work has been
completed. Adjt. Gen. Corbin an
nounced Thursday night that few over
$4,000 men had been mustered.
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ports from Santiago summarizes Span
iEh losses as follows:
Cruiser Reina Mercedes dismantled
Estrella and Cayo batteries and Cata-
lima fort destroyed.
MORO Castle partly demolished.
Punta Gorda, Socapa and Cincorealos
batteries and Moro barracks damaged.
Officers killed on Reina Mercedes........ 3
eeamen killed and wounded on Reina
Merceucs's,s.ss .....sss...s ..s.,4....+.+....2 20
officers wounded I'm land battle......... 8
Aon killed or wounded In land battle. %
Among the officers killed or wounded
are Col. d. Salvador Diaz Ordonez Capt
Sanchez, Lieut. Grizar, Lieut.. Elroy
Gonzolo Garcia, and Lieut.. Perez.
Loss on American Side.
A considerable loss of life is reported
among the American marines in the
landing force, but the report comes
from Spanish sources and has not been
verified. III probably an exaggeration
II not wholly untrue.
sunk by sampson.
A Spanish torpedo boat destroyer,
supposed to be the Terror, was sighted
by the Texas while trying 10 sneak
into the Santiago harbor Monday night
and was shattered and sunk, the entire
American fleet opening fire upon her.
Cervcra'. omciaI Report
Madrid, June s.-The following Off
cial dispatch has been received from Ad-
mirnl Cervera: Six American vessels
have bombarded the Notifications at
Santiago and along the adjacent coast.
Six were killed and II were wounded on
board the Reina Mercedes; three officers
were killed and an officer and II men
were wounded among the troops. The
Americans fired 800 shells OF different
caliber. The damage inflicted upon the
batteries OF La Socapa and MORO castle
was unimpovtant. The barracks at
MORO castle suffered damage. The en-
envy had noticeable losses.
Madrid, June SIN the chamber OF
deputies Capt. Aunon, minister OF ma
rine, read Admiral Cervera's dispatch,
and dispatch from Blapco to the effect
that Gen. Linares had repulsed an Amer
lean attempt TO effect landing OF
troops at Aguadores. The senate, after
hearing Admiral Cervera's dispatch
unanimously resolved to congratulate
the army and navy.
story OF the Bombnrdment
On Board the Dispatch Boat Dandy,
or Santiago de Cuba, Monday (Noon),
Via Kingston, Jamaica, June s.--Thc
American fleet Monday morning en-.
gagged the Spanish batteries defending
the entrance OF the harbor of Santiago
de Cuba, and after a three hours bonn.
bardment silenced nearly all the forts
destroyed several earthworks and rem.
dered the Estrella and Cavo batteries,
the two principal Notifications, useless.
Formation OF the Fleet.
The feet formed In double column,
ak miles Off MORO Castle, at six o'clocl,
in the morning. and steamed slowly
1900 yards Oft shore, the brooklyn lead.
ing. followed by the Marblehead. Texas
aud Mnaannhnanfia md turned west.
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Death of EIIInh Morse.

Canton, Mass. June elijah A,
Morse died Sunday after n long and
painful illness. He was the manufac-
turer OF n stove polish known around
the world, in which he made an enor-
nous fortune by advertising. He had
been congressman three times.
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SIN MT Cadfx,

London. June 7.-Reports from vari-
ous sources state that Admiral Camara's
fleet Is stIll at Cadiz. Ia Is detained
there. II Is alleged, because The govern
ment fears a revolution in the south OF
Spain II the spaniards should be de-
feated.
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VIII Have No Ticker.

Montgomery, Ala, June s.--The re-
publican state convention has resolved
not to place any ticket IN the field, leav-
ing members of the party free 20 act
ss they see fit in the state election.
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New Chinese Capital.

London, June THE Globe says II
learns from reliable source that the
tsung-li-ynmen (Chincse foreign oflice)
has decided TO make Stun Flu Capital OF
the province OF Shen SIP the capital OF
the Chinese empire In place OF Picking.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-06-11

New York, June 6.-The funeral OF
Thomas w. Keene, the tragedian, took
place Saturday from his late home on
Staten Island. II was largely attended.
The floral offerings were numerous and
costly.
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Ccrvcra's Tribute to bravery


London, June 6.--All the papers refer
In terms OF the highest praise to Naval
Constructor Hobson's daring exploit at
Santiago de Cuba, but some doubts are
thrown upon the statement that the
Merrimac so completely blocks the
channel as the American reports assert.
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For Connrcn..

Springfield, III, June s.-The repub-
leans OF the Sixteenth congregational
district met Tuesday at Carinville and
nominated Jams III. Duslin, of Jack
son lille. for congress.
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story OF the Bombnrdment.


The feet formed In double column,
ak miles off MORO Castle, az six o'clock
in the morning. and steamed slowly
5000 yards of shore, the brooklyn lead
ing. followed by the Marblehead. Texas
and Massachusetts,. and turned west
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04

Igr lunTIes lDelen fugte 'lt) Gerne le@
Dem Wunlhe uno jeoer Nnii4t ibrer
2ieben = piepiel mebr Dem Wiuen
zines Wannes, In tpeltem lie pou
Neutrality-suspicious. 9antbdrteit ibren
Grrstter aus Der Hotb uno 9erlanens
belt lab. Wenr ibr au6 lelber leoe
Rsqun9 BON CAB uno Ra1e isrns lag.
10 reIpettirte 1ie oot) oas leloeni6aftz
lihe Gmpfinoen Wiuibalos, unb tpenn
lie aud ben tpuuosrliden Ylan, pels
den er be9te. unbegrsiflin fano. 10
Tugte lie li1 oennod obne ben minoe=
item WioerItano ieinem Wilsn. 81
mar ibr Serr - er ioQts bsfebIen uno
lie poute ibm geborden!
Vie mar ben yirgern BON Ringer
mics cine b0tere Gnttdui6ung geiporz
ben ais in lenem IugenbIid. no lie
nit 6ddeln, Pauten uno Srompeten
Dor St!ob Nieosd anlangten uno oa5
yte't leer uno ~perlaIIen fanoen.
&niriGeno Dor Sngrimm uno Be
'ddmun9 tebrten lie nm uno ipubten
nun genau SeiheiD, ME bic Netien auf
Nteoed fir lie itdnoen.
IS mar lire eigsne S6ulo, uno oas
ceroroS lie an meiitsn.
Ggof 3iiois:r mar I,br unanotnebm
tibtlrdiut, ais er erfubr, oaB Yetter
Willibu!o iih auf unbeitimmte Sci.
nit itiner 0emablin Guf Hei'cn be-
aeben babe. Sic snt5ogen iia nun
v0ui9 ieiner 9eobaftuna, uno BAG
peroroB ibn. Gr erippa bic Rotbpen-
ot9teit, ous neu ererbts Yermogen
tliiglid 81 Ratbe gu balten, bis iia Die
GrbfoIge bon Nisoed enti6ieoen babe.
Gr beipoq feline Satin, bic 6umiliens
trauer sum 8or!pano 81 nebmen, nm
oda toItlpieli9e 2ebea etpus sin5uz
.Nur uuf turse i3eit,"
troitete er. uUiro fem Sphn uuf
Nleo:t giboren, blsibt oas Waiorat
fiir 8ulfiz0 10 boltn mir 9lues
ooppClt ndh."
De l2ejt perging. @oQ fieb.rnber
barrie man Der tommenz
BEN Gin9e. Gin 5rsuno Deg GruFen,
peIher Die NieoeGsr in Der Stpsis
9etroffen, 6erittste. Dab 9rdfin go
tpo9r uno p~ubrhaitig Dor einem
freuoi9sn GreigniiIe Itebe. Hiioiger
uno Welanie per,umen ppr9uTregung.
trdf na4 Wlonuten elm Brief aus
5issbuoen Elm.
rYon B;Qibulo." tsudte Giioigsr
bleia uno bebeno. Gr rib nit sit
ternoer @ono ben llmiflaq ab. Damn
5ellte Elm SriumphQeldfter ourd has
3im.:ier - veine goGter!."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04
y Of t Gdpitel.

Gem Wuiorutsberrn bon Nieo;d
!pdr cine 3o4ter geborsn. cine
So6ter, u~nitutt oes tDhIt eriebntsn,
ho6pittigen Sobnes.
Sieie Nahriht pirtte auf 0rGiin
Welanie pie cine Hurtoie. Sic Itarrts
nit blOoem GGdeln Dor iid bin uno
pteoerbolte tpie i'm Sraume: yGine
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in i6aoenfrober Weiie b;u auT: %,
pie id ibm ous gDnne, benz perriidten
&erl! Wie mir oas cine 9enugtbuz
uns it'll"
9ruf Riioiger bate bic Irms 9ss
treu5t unb pdnoerte NIT baitigen
Shritten i'm Salon auf uno nisoer.
ga, bas lit benz junsen Gbssatten
redt seideben," ipottete er NIT elim=
menbem Bid. ,Oieie Niete biirfte
bod pobl als Raur.if auf iein 1urtelz
t%aubengliid fallen. benn ih boffe, gum
s~fpeiten Scale ihpingt iid ous Dude
linden niht 6u cerurtisen 2eiituneen
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auf. Damn piiroe ia bic Grbfplae
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rabm baitia bas Yapier our 5anp unb
entfaltete es. pa. bier, ba lteht ia
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elm idullsnbes 0eld6ter aus. v&0itz
lid. er maft nod WiBe! 3 iieb'.
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peni9 gepultiam, uno tpsnn Rubi9sr
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tete, 10 iurdte lid feline Stirne benz
nod babel.
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elm ainb in bic Welt iebt, tam es
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men. Ilio perlaFen tOnnen mir uns
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04

- Neues mort ~: ,Wm II
benn Der 5err ba i'm Sporttoitiim2 2"
: g.: Der 1T 2ebrer an elmer Rob
fabri4ule!!" = a.: rIliO setptNsrma.
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nib, er III !, W iiber bic Shr:n Ger.
i&ulbet!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04

Xnochen, MusSeln md Gewebe beeinf1usst
Wenn es unrein list, kaAn IS desc Theil nicht
geh3rig ernahren. WeEn rs durch Hoods Sar-
saparilla rein, reich, roth und belebend gemacht
wird, schafft es Gesundheit anstat hrankheit,
und repariert das ermidete. nerv8se System vie
0Onst NIGHTS. So werden MISUNDERSTANDING
Hysterie, Neuralgia. Herzklopfen durch
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Io0dS
SarsapariNa

kurirt. we'll es die einzige wahre biz W.
gende Medizin list. Preis 81; sechs fir -.
Hoods Pillen lan m n,e r f,1G's ) nar r".
parilla gu nehmen. All Drogn'Sten "ren'~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-16
rp..u4 - Co.
JAMES ADROY
Is TURNED DOWN,
Not Allowed to Take Charge
of the Grand Jury.
JUDGE BENSON'S ORDER.
He Deems 1t Advisable That Spe-
oial Prosecutors Continue.

Prosecuting Attorney Pleads HIS
Cnse In Vatn-In Refusing - Al.
low Him tn BECOME the legal Ad.
wiser Of the Grand Jury, judge
Benson Ignores an Opinion
Which Judge Upton Prepared az
the Courts Request-kimg Tells
why Special Prosecutors should
Continue With the Grand Jury.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-16
SEATTLE WATERWAY
HIGHLY APPROVED.
Navy Department Makes
Public Favorable Reports.
NO NEED OF SEcREcYNOW
Lake Union and Lake Washing
ton Are Ideal Basins.

Capt. Barker, of the Oregon, Gives
the Results Of His Examination
Into the Merits of the Canal-(sOv-
eminent should He In Full Com
trOl-Capt. Clark, of the Monterey,
SRys Lake Union Is All That Could
he Dcsired-Secure Anchorage In
the Quiet Waters of Lake WASH
in&ton-ReEOrt ON the south Canal