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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13
8aoeu.

9arISrube. Der BirserausihrB
senebmiste einitimmis bic Ginfiibruns
Der Observation-Disclosures, nit einem
@eiammttoitenauimanb por l,l59,O0o
Wlart, Die aus Nnlebensmittelu belirit.
ten neroen.
Waunbeim NJ. 9uiieben erregte Gle
Serbaitun9 mebrerer V0feImeiiler,
ole nit umfan9reifen S0deoieblldi)-
len, Die gun, 0iadJtheil oes 9etrel0ss
bauieS SalomOn 3. Damn ueriibt MR.
ben, in Serbinoung iiebt. gus BEN
Saum'ifen GeIhdit linb 2ouIeroc
pon SGden entpenoet moroen.
Sberharmerobaf. Der |un0,
mirtb Gornmaier hat leinen l2llbriGen
Stieibruber Stepban aern ermoro.t.
Nad, ser Ibnt ourdmilhlte er uerld)ie'
bene 3immer bes Nphntaules, mari
9lles o~urheiranber, UNI oeu Anlflein
~ erneden. ais lei ein Glilbrlh III
Sauie ueriibt moroen, mo um bGbuydI
ben grreadlt Der Gb1terltnif uon lid
nb;ulerfen.
Sffeuburg. Gin Spfer Der Cub
million 1T Der @lalermeilter Vult II
Sreiburg sewcroen. 81 bate iiir >en
bicilgcu 3alelnenbun Die @laler0rbsl!
III iold' nieoerem Treiie eingegeberl
uno erbalten, baB er oamit nod Gem
urtbcile leoeS Suf)perlidnoisen uidt
belieber fonute. Tor menigen Nodler
hat nun yult 4onfurS 9enGd)t mo ~
iept inter 3urildlaiiung leiner 6anll'c
nah Nmerifa geiildlet.
YiorSbeim III. Su Dem b~eradlbur.
ten Y'reeplngen limb IL gSobnsebouoC
uno 8 SUeunen niepergebranui. lyteb'
rere SeuerWehrleute wuroen perlett.
GUak- Sotbrtngen.
StraBburs. Sieler Gage FAINT
bier bic ieierlihe Ginweibun9 oes an
Siufmattitaben gelegercn neueu monl'
mentaien S%uiti,palaites itatt. in mel
dem bas Vanossridt uno Nmts9erih'
eemeiniam unterfunit finoen.
MaSm il n tier. Infer StGoiher
tpurbe bon elmer uerbeerenoen 5eners
brunit beimseiuhi. .3wan,is @ebauo'
fielen b~eiielben gum Spier. ueber 81
Oamilien iinb oboadlos; ibre 9aee ii
um 10 i&limmsr. als ohnehiu bic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13
NapeEn.

Munhen. Der NbseorSnete b.
Sollmar, Der iif piele Sabre lang MIR
miibiam nit Silfe iweier Stode fcrt'
beweaeu tonute, lit lett unter Die 9tcb.
Ter sesansen. 9Sie man Der -5rautIuf'
ter j3eituns" itreibt, beoient iiH Sell
mar bes Sabrraoes iehr 9erne, leidt
uno nit groBem Tortheil. Ger be,
fannie @ein, Heitauroteur Srie I|uz
tbiuS Shleib lit 9eitorbeu. -2iQ
Gage ldob iib Der l3idbrise Soan
zines Gbarfutiers in ser HumiOroltruBc
burd unuoriidtises Wianipuliren nit
einem Hepolper in bea 9opf iulo lrar
iofort toot.
8ambers. Der Wialer GSuuro
Miiller BON Sonnebers. Der am ~.
Srli 1. 8. bier a~rretirt poreen mar
uno i'm Poliseiarreitlofale einen Strch,
lad anse;iinoet hattie, I'M auI oleIe
g4eiie III entfommer. iii i'm ftaStiitlen
&rantsnbauie on elmer Nunsenfranfhsit
seitorben. -5rater Spo, Der alte Gin
fieoler pom Staiielbers, ieit ldnsersr
!3eit iton in Greensboro bel ben Sarm'
ber;isen Yriioern. iii INNER nod nidyt
seltorben, ME pislfad wieoer in neue'
iter i3eit seidrieten wurbe.
8apreutb. Seine erei Sinner
ermorbete Der Gpinnereiarbeiter Heu'
tber uno besina Damn S%elbiimoro,
@rafenau. Gin in Wtitternadl
aussebrotenes Seuer Gldlerte ollie Sdrs
Ter bis aui swsi elm. Verbrannt Inn
faIt ollie GrnteporrGthe uno oiel Tieh
slud1 cine 6rau, ionie elm breiidbriac5
Sino famen nad) baDeriihen VlGttcrn
in ben Slnmmeu urn. Ger SdaHs1
miro aui 200, 900 Wiarf gcihdet.
Sol. Sn Selb erban9te iid) Der
9aumeiIter @oliel aus iibertriebeTen
Gbr9eiiibl. neil Elm SotoTen tilr olc
Hor;ellaniabrif Selb, eelien Neuban
, @0liel eiuem italieniiden Subatior
bautsn iibertragen hattie. einseliIlrii
mar.
Nurnbers. Neulid abenos mrrsc
in Dem Yororte Ct. Soblt cine roe'ab'
renoe Game bon ,pei b%etrunteuen Bur
id)en beloltigt. 3br Wiann, Der Scm
mis- Seibclo, pertbeioiste feline 6tau
Die 0urihen iielen ilbcr Inn her mn
tooteten i'm ourh meblere Weieriilte
in Den Sals Die Chatter iins ocr
baitet.
Plattlius. Su StepbanSpcidlr3
lit bas gnweien bes Sauern Wild mil
allen Grntes uup Sutterporrdthen aeGe'
brannt. Tas 9BpbnbouS wuroe s%ereitct
Cine Srau serietb oerart in Shredcr,
bab iie mabniinnis ipurce. Gs berrIcbie
@aiiermansel. Die @ebanoe limb eTI'
Dor Swsi 9abren absebraunt.
Hesensburs. GaS petroleum
lager am redten Ooruuuier unterball
bes 8ruberwobreS wiro in ndd)ilel
3eit beeeutene psrsrSBert werNen cnrd
bic aufielluns Don weiteren Ssfl gro
Gen aeiieln. dos ruminiide petrc-
'Nbonnirt ouf ben .Voreferu."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13
9rannG6weig. An6aft.

9raunidwcis. Die beige her.
so9lide 2edniife SOtlhule perbieit
iit i'm uorisen Sabre benz g%uitro9e
aui 3ulaiiuus bon Sorerinnen itren9
ablebneno. Snsmiiden iino weitere
sntrdse nod bieier Ridtuns eriolai,
bic idlieslid GriOl9 sebabt b0ben,
Oas GeftOrat bat leet i'm Erinsip Gle
j3ulaiiuns bon S%Urerinnen iuselion'
Den, alleroinss Sunddit epentuell iiir
&unliseiditte uno Siteratur.
Se6nit. 9eim 6iid,en in Der
MulSe muroe oieier Gage in eiuem
@arniad elm iunger Oiber sefanger.
Seioer ipar oas Sbier lfon umgetOm'
men. ebe man ben Garuiad entlserte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13
Gin bini0cS Scim.

Ser unterSeltneIe bat 500 Ntcr gam MI
Conn Mllpppo gu pertauien, aui otltl CT
aerne oeutibe Samilien augelieoclt lthtH
mptte. las game 4anb ei9net lih gum Et
bauen iebr trei1id, Der tooeu lit iebr ltl,ptr
Slad Slime nit Hlap llnterbooen. Npl Der
SrpBen Gderilahc sibt es pieles gutes SSit
ienlano fuie reihlihes Napel, Glder lino
Giienbcls. 5as 9ano ipiro MIR al 7eutihc
fir $40 bis Sl2 per glder pertauii, pou oeueu
81 YrpSent ansesablt peroeu miiien mn ot'
&e1t fam in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. le nndl "
lieben IN Is bis ~ Sabren 81 5 TroSeni pt
sablt tperben. Srseno einem aauler rpIro
elm Saus errihtet uno bic sum eebaliel eta
Jeloes nDtbiaeu Nderserdtbe selieiert lielt
@ele9enbeit III cine 10 CUTE, pie ne pohl Nl
ten nieoer in Stenrns 6puntp geboter wlro'
0er INNER iih elm portbeilbaites 0etnt M
ter 10 siinitisen 8ebinsuu9eu anihareH p'u'
penoe lid on Senrp Blente,
36-2mts sreeport. Ntnn'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13

wtuuge, an Nopnunsen perrIpt. wiau
uerrnutbet Branbitiftuue.
Neubreifa9. On Der Ndbe uon
bter ertranf elm Solbat beS In aolnar
9arniionirenben urmdriit@en Ora
9oner'R e9iments. als er iein Pierb
unterbalb bes iidbtiiden Rb~einlanoes
abwaiden wollte. Gr serietb nit ben,
Tbier in cine 2iefe, rutidte berab
uno ueridwano, udbreno bas Pfero
ans Qano ihmamm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13
0fOen6Mrg.

Sanoe. Die lanowirlbihaitliten
Iebduoc ees Qsrrn SAB Sr |eSeifeln
bel observation-disclosures iinb elm 8aub Der
Slammen se,poroen. Die gansen iehr
betrdhtliheu Grnteporrdibe, bic bic
auf Die WOhnen einsebradlt wareu. uno
elm Shweir limb uer6ranrt. Die
llriad)e oes UranoeS III u~naufseillyt ;
man nimmt Selbitentiiinouus Der
Grnteporrltbe on.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13

Uv umTre pres MONT uas gruBre Iuau'
tum iein, bas iemals an arebfen in
Qibed ieerpdrts einseiiibrt wuroe. 9lur
Elm ileiner poften blieb bier, Der 9robte
1beil selanste CUR 8erienbung in's
Snlanb, elm 3beil wuree nod Sranf'
reid besiebunssweiie Oeiterreih per-
fenbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13
2IeGfen6nrg.

Hoitod. Yier Slider %ertranfen
neulib in Der 9ldhc BON Gibnip beim
Sentern Smeier 6ilAerbUOte. Die iibri,
gen orei Sniaiien Der Yootc fouuten
lid ourf Shwlmmen retten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13
1tnterri6t In Der Nuiif

aeitentt. Nuh ipiro bier 9odltern Bf,saens
belt 9ebotcr, iih fir ons 9sbriah aussuttI,
eeu.-Sn B~crbnerr9 nit Or ataoemic, !s.
enh IN einem beicTr 'reu @sbGuoe piro cine
Sdluif aeIeitet fir AHGb.n ron 3 bic II
Sahrer. urielbH ite enc cute Frj;ebuna NIB
mn'tcrItdhc Soraiolt nenr'b,u lin uosere
s'istnr'' rgncc man lib O 'in'gn an
Sr. Direttress, O. 5. b.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13
Das Beste fuer den baushedarf in
=: Spc3ereicm BET -:
LORENZ ENDERLE & COMPANY.
St. @ermaintrabs, st. Glouo. Winn.

&er INNER mr. bas Illerbcite iir Siite
uuo Salls fauieu mil, tomme III uns. &ir
balten MIR Die ~ieiniten uno beiien Groceries
I'll m0alidit nieoriscn Hreiien. Stride Sut
ter uub Gler, unD mas uns Die Satlpn auaen
blidlih nod an iriidem @arteuSeu9 bleter
fam, tets porrdtbig. Steele unb Supprtom
menoe Seoisruna ieoem aunoen iu9c
iihert. 16zba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13

leur, bat ii@ tros bes UorurtbeilS iebr
raid unb gut einsefiibrt unb iheint
ii1 alS neuer 2onfurrent bes Welt'
Petroleummonopols 81 bebaupten.
Trtftern. Ger Nrit Or. u. B1sl
ftirste auf elmer Ielocipebfabrt gu
einem 8ranfen. NadtS itarb er an ben
Verlesunsen.
gus nrr Rbrtnpfala.
Opener. Gin b~reiidbriseS Giro
lief an Der Hbeinltation in einen rans
s~irenben @iter,us unb wurbe BON Der
Qofomotiue gu Booeu senorien. Nls
Der san,e j3us iiber oas Sinh binmes.
selaufen mar uno Die entietten i3us
ifauer einen Seriesten Veihnam 81
finben slaubten, l~tellte es iif bercrs,
bob oas Sinh auEer einigen unbebeu;
tenben Sautabidiirfunsen am aupis,
Die linn Der gidentaiten Der 2ofomctius
su9efii9t hattie. feinen Sfaben e~rlitten
bate.
Outtweiler. Sier wurSen o,ci
Vanoltreiher perbaftet, BON oenen eiuer
bel einem Streitbanbel ben anoerea
beiduloiste. er lei Der WiOroer Ilsques
BON Wannbeim. Dor eini9eu Wionatea
wurce ndmlib Der junse Sauimonn
Gisque aus W%iaunbeim i'm @aloe bel
a~ltlubbeim Don ganbitreitern leben3s
getabrlih perleet uuo aussepliinoert,
bod 1T oerielbe sliidlid)er @eiie jest
wieoer polli9 berseltellt.
y euItaot. Gin rabfabrenber 9liei,
bcte ltieB auf Der 2anoliruBe Mu6bad)s
Neultaot auf elm Wildfubrmerf, mohci
linn bic 0eidiel in ben 0eib uno Die
Nieren sins. Der Wiann itarb turi
oarauf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13

9err1utter ftarb, bic arberen beioen
Herionen iino nod i@wer franf. Wabrs
I1einli1 mar In ben 8affee Nrienis
semiiht troroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13

SER 9epdre Sarts, Ter lutiss @ianastr ICES arpesn
@iftatiester Stsyrdre 60 gu Sraesriat, 81. itrtttt:
SD mar ME sinsn Gag In mtinsm sCten franf bis
1890. Sd purts 10 fraat tnteIge uerpsisr S6na6t.
retiutte unitrs Setdls Ner,te une eintn IN Solicit. atsr
3ismane tan mir uHe ea6ts, eae i'd tfeIttn riirtt.
Sd fam ,um @srire,it.n nne lit ua'dsiidt angt
I'D tcnnte nttt tntn. ftlafen ned rHttn, uno 80
Itien mir, a 8 tSuute ih ntbt LANCER metr t%rtittfen.
BAD feds Npaaten mar Id bic gu mstnem S6attss
s~efuuien, julest marie 4 eu Set; ansegrtntn uRe tb
mar in Ter 3t=f eleneia Sd ndtm lcfs cher a6t
Sldfheu srn Ir. Wiles' Ntrcint, eas mir ieferl ealt,
une fblie tIit mar id farirt. &c ~
III eiss esr srptts S'gsE msints
e'stnS;@ s.,n,,, m,,,,n Niiles
sSg, aat" s sss,,;i;r s,s HsisF 'ias5 6eilmittel
eis erts Bldlhe tilft eeer tas tf,UrG NNs<
@tie ,uruterffattet rtre. Sus NV
Rtr uber aranifsitr hes Scrs furNkrit her
,ers une RsrpsR frtt. AertNs: l""'fN' w.
TT. @,ilss speoieal Co.. GIttart, 9ns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13
ST. Bsnediot's Eoadsmu
Ct. Soiepb, stcarns Guuutu, @inn.

Ter ilu'erriht in or,ieibea umfoBt Die
Z rtid1c nHc e"9ltite Gprane. nebit allen
psibt der & aararbsite" lowie iYeit.
men rnp Walsn Es'oubere Nn'mer,iomfe,t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13
Sa6(eu.

Dresden. Der Rebaiteur Ger
rSddiiiten grbeiter,eitung." Gid
born. Der ben gemeincspOr'tuno Gyo5.
mann in Tlauen Ses AmtsmiEtrQuGa
beituloist bate, wuroe me9en Scl<i.
oisuns ;u 1000 Wtarf @clobube u-rs
urtbeilt.-Oie hleiise Foli,ei tat Dot
9uriem cine Slniubl So,ialoemotratcn.
Die Dor Der Heihstagsmabl Slugblot!cy
In ben StraBen pertbeilteu, uui Gruro
notwithstanding beitraft. sic
iollteu ourd Sas Oinleiden Der DlGt-
ter ben Yeriebr seliOrt baben. Der
5reiiprehuns Der Veitraiten curh Dos
Sd6ifenserift bat iid ieet audi oaS
Qanoseriht anseidloiien.
Gbemnie. Gas bieiiae @eihwo-
aersuaeriht perurtheilte Den @eiiilnel'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-13

abonnirt auf ben .Vorshsrn.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-06
ADMIRAL CAMARA,S FLEET.
A British officer Says Ii Is i'm Scandal
DisrcpaIr and Unscawor;l:y.

L0n<lpn, June pa Dispatch to
THE E,aily Mall finn LET SAN says:
\ distlL!S ushtd ,:uIl.a oilN:c.', VITO eX-
bm;ned Admiral CAn:ura's Ships care
fully, laughs at tLle id>u OF Admiral
Camurn attempting - rt.tca Mllriiln.
The Spaniartls, he say, gre WIS., TO
keep The fleet cs;'I OF .ire AnHJ.iU.t
WAY. The baGt:> snip Pe.hyb ni1l the
nA'nSor>d cruiser EIrrc;rN!>r Carries
Quinto are III scaht.n.'ous dislVirlir.
hntlSTtl are htlrtty u>awor:;hy, wGli.c
it WEI be impossible for the tOrpeslo
boat desnroyvTs no gtt far. I he Span
mris clam Iact keep kac C.G2tfles
trimmed.
The Gibraltar c3I7;; sl>ongt>nit Of the
Dai1y News SAYS: 1Gle Ga;Iz author
titles are persuaded thns Cultz is the
objective point of tlhe An.crt cans, but
metthe their measures of defense Or
the afird squadron will be of Use I'M
less Spain cam finll English or Ger
MAN engfrsers. .Admilul Camarn at
his present rlte Of plD2rrsti cam ESt
reach the philippines before SIXTY
days. 1t is reported tt.nt Gie is carry
ang 10000 tons OF coal InI THAT THE
secontl-clalsrs cabins of the AUXILIARY
cruiser RapAo are stuffed with coal.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-06
A TALE OF WOE.
Captain General Augusfi Informs the
-. Spanish Government of His
Democratic f,crcirfou

M@lrid, june 29-The governments
has received tile following Dispatch
from Captain Guntrul -Iugasti, Gpted
from Maniia en- JuEie %:
"Ihe si;i,a ttGn is skill grave. / con-
tfnue 10 malGp.aiR my Csit:cn inside
dale E1r> Of bsockhouses, but the ene-
my is increasing in numbers, as IT,
rebels occupy the PROVINCES, which
are guaranteeing. forrtpt:al rains
are inurSll.::srg the ;Tptrrnchmonts,
reIrie.c.3g tho work OF defenrse diff
cult. The Plumbers of sick anclg w.
trcDTg are IL cI'>rii Ing, making u!ls sit
uu'.tofn very dfs:f'>ssi1g lt.ld Causing
lner, ..:,5l,l t.y.tT+t;i1nS of tic native
soldiers.
ut is estimated Thu! The Insurgents
member $4,000 arnrski with rifles and
100,0G6 armeu wiis swords, etc.
"Agu.hdsklo E.,s summoned me to
surrender; but / have treated his pro-
posal with d., t!nin, fer | am resolved
to mntDtafn tfa. sovereignty of Spain
and che honor of she ffag to the last
eXtrem nifty.
II have over 1000 sick a;n1 zoe
WoIr:fiId.
''The citadel hills been Invaded by
the suburban inHaabf t2nss who have
abatlti r:l,u Their homes, owing to the
bar barity of the reI5els. These inhab-
i1antS constitute an embarrassment,
aggrava;iipg the situation, in view of
the bombavtpmenx, =. hich, however, is
not seriously arprehenued for the
mosne'nt-
''Tfre governor of the NLetayas AMID
Minklatnao il:Chritls cables that he has
defeated the insurgents in an en-
gagem1r.t during which Chief Arco
Agu!Tnldos representative, was
killed. He adds that tranquility now
prevails tIhrouehcut these islands
and he further asserts that tine prin.
6iphl Malay chiefs of the MiTkNanao
group declare Chat hhey desire to
fight GIN the side of the Spaniarxls
against the in vaxters."
According to other adv7ices, tdu
emfet9agits sent out to seek General
Moraet's CcEumn of Il Thousand men,
RETURNED after a frnitltsts search.
Caki,alh G,rat':,al Augustus family II
still i'm the ht,nshs of the Insurgents.
Gpnruhl P,'na, with 1000 soldiers
has surrendered. His soldiers, MOST
of whom are natives, Joined the in
surrgemts. a majority of the delta CHI.
menEs i'm the island of tuzcn have
surrendered, owing to their lack Oh
fcod, though sonne succeeded in Els
Gaping.
Numerous Spahllautls, Including the
governors of Ba!,hmga, Lag'urAl and
Buaadlm, have taken refuge ut Cavite
The reboGs, WHO nire be.ieg;ng Ma
Mia, exceed $4,000 mm
The city is completely i4:.Nu.SI nilE
she arrival of the STxnthfl squadron
lis amNf'ously iLrtl, fer the To1,.Ecq,
of Manila is un enable
Small rebel craft nnvi9ate the bay
conveying prisoners to Cav.:e.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-06
Buried In the Field,


"With the exception of Captain
Capron, all the rough riders killed in
the late battle wore buried on the
field of action. Their bodies were
laid in one long trench, each wrapped
in a blanket. Palm leaves lined
the trench end were heaped in pro-
fusion over the dead heroes. Chap
lain Brown read the beautiful Episco-
pal burial survice for the dead, and
as he knelt in prayer, every trooper,
with barred head, knelt around the
trench. When the chaplain an
nourc;d the hymn, Nearer, My
God, to Thee" the deep bass voices
of the men gave a most impressive
rendering of the music. The dead
rough riders rest right on the sum-
NIT OF the hill where they fell. The
sight is most beautiful. A growth
of rich, lu1uriant grasses and flowers
covers the slopes and from the top a
far-reaching 1iew is had over the
tropical forest. Chaplain. Brown
has mauked each grave and has CON-
piete records for the benefit OF
friends of the dead soldiers.
After a brief serv'ce a parting
volley was fired over The grave OF
the dead captain and the bugel
sounded taps as the sun sank over
the mountain tops beyond Santiago.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-06
To Attack SAMPSON.

london, June 29.-The Star prints
a story from foreign correspon-
dent to the effect that part of Ad-
miraI Camara's fleet left him off Alg-
ceras. near Gibraltar, and is now on
IT'S way to Porto Rico Ito join the
squadron of torpedo boats which Cap
tain Nallamil has had concealed near
there for three weeks past.
The correspondent adds: This
fleet will attack Admiral Sampson in
the rear while Admiral Cervera at
temps a sortie simultaneously with
the commencement of the land bat
tie. Thus ADMIRAL Sampson will be
too pre-ocupied to help General Shat
ter" $500
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himself and Miriam Gss r:;o ai1 ::;r ii, hrs
neck.
"ITe won't, promise you,s said
Grace, sparkling with pleasure.
Il don't quisS see how you can help
IT, returned Freeman.
Il should hope I could manage
creature like that" murmured she,
smiling.s
"Well," said Freeman, after q pause,
for Grace's seeming change of atti-
tude puzzled him little,-"Pm glad
you look at 1t in that way. don't
wish to be meddled with; that's all"
''You shan't be-" she whisperedi and
then, just when they were approach
ing the point where their eyes might
have been opened, in came General
Trednol1e. The group round the Gold
en- Fleece broke up.
The general wore his riding-dress,
and his bearing was animated, though
he was covered with dust.
81 was wondering what had become
of you all,'' he said, as the others
gathered about him. II have been
taking q canter 30 the eastward. Ka-
maiakan said this morning that one Of
the boys had brought news of cloud.
burst in that direction. I rode far
enough to ascertain that there had
been something of the kind, and think
II has affected the arroyo on the farther
side of the little sierra. Now, I don't
know how you gentlemen feel, but It
occurred to me that it might be interest
ing to make up little party Of explor-
alton tomorrow. Would you like 70
try it, Meschines?'
ITO be sure I shouldr' the professor
replied. II imagine I can stand as
much of the desert as you can! And
want to catch sidewinder."
"Good! And you. Mr.. Freeman?'
"It would suit me exactly" said the
otter. ''1n fact, had been intending
to crafty my curiosity by making
some such expedition on my own ac-
count"
,"Ahr' said the general. cycling him
with some intentness. "Well, we may
be able to show you something moro
curious than you anticipatc.-And now,
senior de Mendoza, there Is only you
left. May we count on your company
into the desert?''
But the Mexican, with bow and q
grimace, excused himself. Scientific
curiosity was an unknown emotion to
him; but he foresaw an opportunity to
have Grace all to himself, and he mean
to improve it. He also wished leisure
to think over some plan for getting rid
of Senior Freeman, in whom he scented
q rival, and who, whether a rival or
not, had behaved to him with lack of
consideration in the presence of ladies.
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AChange ofTone.

St. Petersburg, June 29.-In view
of the continued improvement of the
military position of the United
States the newspapers here are
changing their tone TO friendship for
America and now speak with con-
temptuous pity of Spain. the reason
being, it is alleged, the growing fear
of Il possible Anglo-american alf1-
ance.
The Russian press, however, does
not think such an alliance is proba-
BILE. and predicts that the victory of
the United States over Spain will
lead the former into colonial policy
which will eventually result in a con-
aict with Great Britain
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voted to resi- in IAN aSIiiude that Io
European or white American could
have maintained with comfort longer
than five minutes.
An hour-two hours-pacscd away.
Then MAMMALIAN noiseles4'y arose.
pc red about him cautiously for few
moments, and passed out of the court
yard through the open gate. lie turned
to the left, and, stealing beneath Miri-
ans windows, paused there for an in
slant and made certain gestures with his
arms. Anon he continued his way to
the garden, and was soon concealed by
the thick shrubbery.
History requires us to follow him.
The garden extended westward, and
was quite spacious enclosure; one not
familiar with its winding paths might
easily lose himself there on dark
night. But MAMMALIAN knew where
he was going, and the way thithcr. He
now stalkcd along more swiftly, taking
one turn after another, brushing aside
the low-hanging boughs, and passing
the lovelicst flowers without glance.
He was as one preoccupied with mo-
rived at a small open space, remote and
secluded. 1t was completely surrounded
by tall shrubbery. In the center was
a basin of stone, evidently very ancient,
filled to the brim with the clear water
of spring, which dubbed up from the
bottom, and, overlooking by way of
gap in the edge, became small rivulet,
which stole away in the direction Of
the sea. Across the slightly undulat-
ing surface of the basin trembled the
radiance of the star.
Kamaiakan knclt down beside it,
and, bending over. gazed intently into
the water. Presently he dipped his
hands in it, and sprinlsled shining
drops over his own gaunt person, and
over the ground in the vicinity of the
spring. He made strong movements
with his arms, bowed his head and
erected 1t again, and traced curious
figures on the ground with his finger.
1t appeared as if the venerable Indian
had solemnly lost his senses and had
sought out this lonely spot to indulge
the vagaries of his insanity. If so, his
silence and dcliberation afforded an
example worthy Of consideration by
other lunatics
Suddenly he ceased his performance,
and held himself in il listening attitude.
| A light, measured sound was audible,
accompanied by the rustling of leaves.
It came nearer. There was glimpse