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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-07-21
BY LYMAN NAUGLE.
Caldwell Bow in Trouble

City Marshal Rowan of Caldwell
came up Wednesday having in charge
George Miller, son Of Ed Miller, street
commissioner Of the city of Caldwell
who was arrested at that place Wednes.
day on the charge of horse stealing
Tbs Miller boy is only - years of age,
and when seen by a JOURNAL reporter
at the county Jail today Was in a very
gloomy mood indeed. While talking
OF the case he sobbed and cried as
though his little heart would break.
He is small for his age and does not
look to be over 9 or 10 years old. Ac-
cording to the boys story, as told be.
tween sObs, on Tuesday he took horse
from a hitch rack in Caldwell and
rode to his cousins claim in the Strip
about ten miles south of Caldwell.
He says he intended to return with
the horse, but the owner came and
got it and brought young Miller to
Caldwell with him and turned him
over to Marshal Rowan. The horse
belonged to young man who is with
threshing outfit in the south part of
the county. The boy did not seem to
know that he would get himself into
trouble by taking the horse. He
wanted to 90 to his Cousins claim,
and boy-like, took the first chance
that presented itself.
Young Miller's father and mother
are not living together, having parted
some time ago. His mother is now
living in Illinois, and there are two
other children besides young George,
who has been living with his father
at Caldwell. One of the other chill
dren is at Topeka.
When asked if he was ever in trou.
BILE before, young George said that at
one time he ran his father in debt for
some things he wanted, but aside from
that, this is the first crime he has ever
committed. The supposition is that,
having no mother to look after him,
he has been neglected and hardly
knows the difference between crime
and good behavior. Heis just another
unfortunate boy that seems to have
had no restraints placed upon his &C.
tions, and has finally landed in a
PRISONS cell. The poor little fellow
has the sympathy Of the inmates Of
the county Jail, who say it is a shame
for a small boy to be placed in a place
OF that kind, instead of having been
brought up to be an honorable and
upright citizen. The boy said that
be saw his father before leaving Cald.
well, but did not get to speak to him.
His trial is set for next Monday be-
fore the probate Judge, and he will
probably be sent to the reform school
at Topeka or the refOrmatory at
HutchinsOn.-JOurnal, Thursday.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-07-21

are perhaps the most difficult Of man.
agement of any the photographer has
tn deal with. We have had unusual
success In this line. We p"se the sit
tiers in natural, familiar and conse-
quently graceful lines, and t he out
come is highly dellghting. Try US.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-07-21

remainder of the summer, The next
one will occur in about four weeks
The band boys desire to thank theil
friends and the public in general fol
their generous patronage last night
and assure them the usual good time
at the next entertainment.
Fred Ono was up from Rome Mon,
day.
Harve COverdale spent Sunday at
Drury.
j. W. Wampler was in from Milan
Monday.
G. W, Morris of Cicero, was in the
city Monday,
A. B. Weatherington was up from
Perth Saturday.
j. W. MOnahan was in from Arson
Monday, trading.
Al Russell and E. F. Higgins spent
Sunday at Drury.
I. j. Burk spent Sunday with his
family in Wichita.
Thos. Nixon was down from London
township on business MOnuay.
ia. Rhodes and WA. Schurman of
Winfield, spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Ella Newell and Miss Mamie
Bybee spent Sunday with friends at
Dalton.
Ex-Probats Judge Chapman was in
from Valverde township Monday on
business.
z. Kramer spent Sunday with his
family in Caldwell, returning Monday
morning.
Miss Eva Unsell spent Sunday at
her home in Caldwell, returning this
morning.
Miss MOllie Davis went to Kansas
City Sunday night to visit three weeks
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Heskett spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mis-. AL Bur
chell at Clearwater.
E. G. Cox and son Lyman, were in
from Creek township Monday, guests
Of Chas. Cox and family.
&c. Thomson, formerly mayor of
Wellington, is moving from Wichita
to Rock Island, ILL.,, to reside,
Miss Libbie Porter returned to work
at Price, HOge & Co.'s Monday morn.
ing, after vacation of two weeks,
L. G. Pelham of Greene township,
and A. B. Widick Of Palestine, were
10 the city Monday paying taxes.
Mrs. Minnie Dunlap spent Sunday
with the family of E. Brown of May
field, returning home that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lucas were
over from Oxford MOndayvisiting Mrs.
Lucas parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ.
Dispatcher Roy Clements and fam.
lily returned Saturday from their two
weeks visit in Kansas City and points
in Illinois.
Miss Bird Weimer, who has been
visiting Miss Katie DeTurk, near the
city, returned to her home in VIM
field Monday evening.
The trial of George Miller, the
Caldwell incorrigible youth, was held
Monday and he was sentenced to the
state reform school at Topeka.
Mrs. L. j. Fisher, who has been
visiting In the city with the family
Of Henry Glamann, returned to her
home in Oklahoma Monday morning.
The Rebekah lodge had a nice So
clal time and banquet at their hall
Saturday night. Miss Hill was initi-
ated into the mysteries of the order.
A heavy shower of rain fell east of
the city Sunday, but it did not ex.
tend very far The shower here was
very light, but sufficient TO cool the
atmosphere perceptibly.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Gillian, father
and mother of Deputy County Clerk
Gillian, were here Monday on their re.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-07-21
Band Boys Entertainment.

AnSell'S Concert band held their ice
cream social and concert on the COM
mons east of the Christian church
Friday night. A big crowd was pres
ent, who partoOk Of the refreshments
and enjoyed themselves to the fullest
extent. The entertainment lasted
until II o'clock and was jolly affair
from start to finish. The boys took
in about S45, which will 90 toward
paying for their new white duck
uniforms.
1t is the intention Of the manage
ment of the band to hold a social and
concert once each month during the
remainder of the summer, The next
one will occur in about four weeks.
The band boys desire to thank their
friends and the public in general for
their generous patronage last night,
and assure them the usual good time
at the next entertainment.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12

gepIant, audi aus9efGbrt. 0a5 16.
6reifpilligen &egiment WennIplbaz
rier) bsgub li9 geitern 4beno nda Ell
nem Punft nDrbli9 bon Der Stdbt uno
ldrgte, na9 einem fprcirien Wtdr14
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Murgen um 7llbr i'm Riiden Der Stabt
an, gerabe re6tSeiti9, um ben Eud5ng
Der 6einDe auf3ubalten.
gei Sagesdnbru9 gingen baS 3.
aegiment (DisconIin) uno Sroop @,
(g2etpzgprD auf Dem re9ten 5Iiigel
Dor; bic QrtiQerie, QeDedt pOm 2. Rez
giment Wisconiin) riidte i'm Centrum
bor. Oas 4. &aOalerie>Regiment
na6m cine 2GufiteIung, aus Der es be-
quem gum 2ln9riff ii6erge6en uno I'm
8alopp bur9 bas Sbal in Die Stdot
jugen tonnte. lin 7 ltbr begdnn man,
oa5 8lpdbaus nit @rdndten uno
SbrapneIs gu beiperfen. Die Spanter
antporteten nit eiptgen SaIben aus
i6ren MauIergetpe6, EN- unD ergriffen
oann Die Slu4t. 9as 8Iod6aus Itano
in 6lammen, urb um 7 llbr 45 Wttn.
NRorgsns purbe bds 2lrtilIeriefer'r
eingefeIt. SAT- unmitteI6ar burauf
tnatterte i'm 3iiden Der StaotPeleton=
feuer. Die Spanier eilten Dirett auf
Oberit outings 3egiment gu, oas duf
Der ben Weg be6errI6enben 9Obe dutz
geIteqt mar. sic fu9ten Ii4 in 8rGz
ben gu Bergen, tonnten ii4 aber gegen
ba5 berni6tertbe 6euer ni6t 6alten.
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purben get0otet; bic Spanter muBten
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bon so IpaniI9en 8eitern enttam
iiber bic 8erge, oa unIere 8uOalerie tie
Midi berfolgen fonnte.
Die Spanier bdtten bic in bic Stabt
fiibrenDe Stein6rude iiber ben 5luB
-@Odmo 8erIi0rt; iie tonnten Ii3 u6er
taum auf cine ener9ii6e 8egenpe6r
oOrbereitet 6u6en, ba gar feline 4rtil=
lerie bort aufgeItellt mar. Die @ingez
bOreren 3etgten ii9 iiber Die 2lntunft
Der glmeritoner bo9erfreut. Sobalb
Die Stdbt qenommen mar, fhp6 Sc
neral Wilfon Die DisconIiner Regi=
menter cine MeiIe Dor.
5roop s bon Der gtspz0orter &o=
bdlIerie perfoIgte porgeItern nah Der
@innabme BON @odmO Die fiie6sn0en
Spanier cine Strede bon 4 Meilen uuf
Der StraBe bon 4ibpnite. 2lm 8uDonz
6IuB muBte bic 8erfolgung eingeIteut
perOen, neil Der 5sinO Die Bride 8ez
Fprengt bate unb cine fpaniI6e BAT
terie BON Den SO6en aus Die StrQBe
bsferrThte. Die &aballerie srpioerte
baS 5euer unO be6auptete ;6re SteIz
lung. Sin Battalion bes 3. Wiscon=
finer Regiment5 fam TflieBli3 3ur
0eritIrfuno berdn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12
SnrnGrts aui Ynrtn &irO,
Gin3eln6eiien Der Ginna6me bon Goaz
mp. - Geoeutenoe 8erIuite Der
Gh:A. NJ. nnEAk1aknknr n,nh

Gin3eIn6eiien Der @inna6me bon godz
mp. = Geoeutenoe @srluIte Der
Spanier. - SIR 8efebIs6aber unb
8ipei @apitGne gefallsn.
LGoppriabt' Der ,9Hociirtsn 9rsTe' 1887
@oamo, pprto 9lico, II. Quguif.
= 8eneral NilIOn BAT, pie f6on tura
6sri9tet, am 9ienitag Die Staot Goa
mo 6eIsBt. Der dmerifdniIAs @erIuIi
itellt ii9 auf nur iie6sn 8ertpunbete,
IGmmtli6 2eute bss 16. 9ennI1lpa=
nier Regiments. Corporal Barnes BON
gpmpaqnie 6 fpurbe i0otli9 psrruns
bet, Corporal BARNES BON gompagnie
, unp Sergeant Wis6art lei6t perz
punoet, 8smeinsr 5rdnt @6itlof err
bielt einsn S6uB in ben unterIei6,
Gl1oe 5rant eintn S6uB in's 8ein,
bic 6eioen iibrigen 8erpunoeten paren
SpaD Il. Serbert Qubolb. ipel9e 9eioe
cine &ugel in ben Qrm er6ielten. Die
Spunier perlpren i6ren @ommdnoeur,
Maior geaescas, ferner @apt. Gcante,
Capt. 2Dpe3 unO neun 9emeine,
IGmmili9 getDOtet, fopie 35 9erpun=
bette. Die Qmeritaner mu9tsn 180
9efangsne, 10 3iemli4 bic gan3e 5rupz
penma9t Der Spdnier; nur Die feino=
li6s &aOalIerie enttdm. Der 2tngriff
auf bic StaOt purOs 10 treffli4, pie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12
Gnn Der SyIOtte.
9Offnun9en auf balbigen 5riebensz
i4luB. = 8utsr @eiunObeits3uz
itanb Der Manni9dft.

9offnun9en auf balotgen 5rtebenS@
idluB. = 9utsr @eiunDbeits3uz
itanb Der Manni6aft.
8uantundm m o g q /, Gubu, II.
2tuguit. - 2luf Der SSlotte 6ofFt man
auf baloigen 4bi6luB Der 6rieoensz
llnter6dnblungen; man lit Der aRbdlz
tenben Spannung unO Der lungen Ilns
tbdtigteit 6er3li9 iiberoriiiiig. Gez
iunb6eit unb 0is3iplin Der Wlarine=
WtannI6aften Iinb befrieOigeno. 2luf
Der &rantenliite ite6en BON elmer Sc
iammtftGrte ppn 5000 Munn, 10 piel
5Gblt bic N2unnI4aft Der bier Dor 2lnz
fer liegenoen S6iffe, nur ITO Wann,
uno unter bieien 10 iinb feline
S6pertranfe. llnter ben nit &rdnt=
beitsurlaub na6 Dem Noroen ge6enz
ben Offi3ieren befinDet Ii9 @6efSSnz
genieur 6. s. Mc@onneq, Der Slot
tenzSngenieur bes 6luggi4iffesn Nepz
gort". @r lit Idon fat ieit 8eginn
os5 &rieges an 86eumutismuS, belt
dber troBOem duf ieinem Polten aus.
SEPT buben ibm bic 4er3te poittiD cine
Sur i'm g}orben berorDnet. Die gldnz
3erben 3eiItunqen Der Wlai6inerte Oe8
rNep=9ort" uno Der tpeiten uno
i4nsqen Sabrten bRies S4iffes ftnO
groBent6eils Der llmii6t unD Wa6=
iamteit De8 Gbef>Sngenieur5 WtcGpnz
neQ 3u olnten.
Der st. 2oui5" uno nSt. 9aul"
fu6ren Dorgeitern na6 Santiago ab.
8eioe 0ampfer peroen Die lnu4 Wton>
taut 9oint beimtebrerOen 3ruppen
auBer6alb Der 6afeneinfa6rt an 8oro
nebmen, ba Die S6iffe gu lang iino,
nm in ben innsren 6dfen einlaufen gu
fDnnen. On 8oro bss st. Baul"
gebt GupitGn Glart, Der ieitbertge
@pmmanoeur pes Oregon, be6uf5
8ieOerteritellung ietnsr 8eIunobstt
na6 Dem gfOrOen.
@apitGn Barter, frii6er uuf benz
nReDart" commanbirt ieBt Oenr rOrez
gon", un0 GapitGn 8oooricb, frii6er
auf Dem st. Qoui8", ben ngepart"
&eBterer nit Detroit, nSupunee"
unO Scorpion" begleiten Die rReIoz
Lutte" mad Der SynIsl Dds Pinos. GOmz
manoeur Der gan8en expedition, mel
fe beute Die 2(nter lihten Dtro, lit
gapitdn @ooori6. 2tu6 Der rOSz
ceola" I6lieBt F6 Der 8lodaOeflotile
an.
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Gin 1rrfien nage MaBagur;.

General S9pan's Commando I3ld9t
einen Qngriff Der Spanier 3u,Id.
= 3pei unIerer Solouten get0oz
tet, Elm lieutenant uno bier Sole
buten berpunDet.
@af6inqton, .. g., II. Q(ug.
- 8eneral W2iles iibermittelte Dem
&riegsDepartement ppn 9once, Bprto
3icD, aus folgenoe 0epei4e 0es Sc
nerdl5 S6ndn:
Eager na6e 6ormiguero8, 10. 2(uz
quit. = Die 9or6ut meines Gommanz
COS, einI9lieBli4 elmer 96t6eilung
8uoallerie, itieB bti elmer RecognOsctz
rung noropsItli9 bonn RoIaripflu1e,
nabe 6ormigueros, auf cine 5iemli4
Iturte IpaniIfe Streitmddt, pelde in
Den 6ugeln, nDrolia pon W}aDague5,
psrborgen gelegen bate. Sn Dem entz
Ite6enDen Sample purOen 5pei Solz
oaten oe5 II. SSrfanterie Regiments
qet0otet uno bier anDere Splbuten
perpunDet. lieutenant 8Drpn ppm
8. &aoauerie 4sgimsnt erbislt einen
S9uB in ben SUB. @iner Der @et0Oz
teten hieB 6ernberger uno ge6Drte sur
Gompagnie 9 Des II. 9nfunteriez9 z9tez
oinents. @s perldutet, DaB Der grDBte
She'll Der ipanii6en 9urniion DOn
Mdpague3 uno pe5 ualiegenOen Sc
bets, pel9e aus 1000 3tgulGren uno
200 6reipilIigen beite6t, an Dem Sc
fs4t betbeiligt mar. QBir Oertrie6en
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gIuubsn, oaB bsrieIbe i6pere 8erIuIte
erlitt. Sin perpunDster fpaniI4er
lieutenant tpurDe auf bem 6eloe gez
funoen uno in unIere Qinien gebrd6t.
0as 9etragen meiner MannIdaft uno
Offi3iere beroient ods b06its Sob.
Wtorgen friib bed61iatige i4, meInen
Mari6 gegen 0tapague5 fOrt5uieBen.
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8eFe6t qet0btet. Ous &anonenbpot
bate cine OampFbartafe in Die Bal
9ei9idE, um einen Ipanii4en S9oonet
ab3ufangen. @paniIds Sruppsn fel@
srten pom l1fer aus auf Die 8artdhe,
puroen iebo9 bur9 bas5euer bes tIeI@
nen8eF9iiBss berielben raid 5eritreut,
unb Die 2lmerifaner tdperten ben
S6ooner. &ourlouris, pel6sr 8ur
MonnI3aft Der 8arfaiie 9ebOrte, err
belt einsn S6uB in Die 8ruf uno
purOe augenbIidlih getObtet. Sonit
puroe Riemano auf Seiten Der Dime
ritaner berIeBt. Die Spanier follen
oagegen betrG4tli4e Opfer erlitten ba@
ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12

Sc W { It. 5la., II. 9(usuit. =
2aut Snitruttionen ppn D1i6ington
fat Commodore RemaD bic norpegiz
i6en 0ampfer nGlaoOin" un0 n8er=
gen" freigelaiien, pelAe tiir3Iih aui
Der 5abrt bon Sampico uno 83raG ru5
nd4 Sa9ua Ia 8ranoe BON ben &dno=
rsnboptsn n6opt" unO Biting gez
tdpert Durben. Der 9rlno fir Die
5reigabe OieIer griien lit. OaB Sagul
Hi4t au ben bIpdirIen SdfsH sshOTt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12
6ampf 5n Sap San Snan.
Sin @erIu8 Der Spanier, ben Oortigen
2eu4tt6urm 3uriid3usro6ern, perz
eitelt. - gmpfinOlidbe 9erluite

Gin 8eriu6 Der Spdnler, ben oortl9en
2eu8tt6urm 3uriid3usro6ern, Derz
eitelt. - gmpfinOli9e @erluite
bes 5sinbes.
Iepz 0prt, II. 2(nguIt. - Der
,6eraIO" per0ffentIi8t folgenOe, pon
geitern batirte 9epei6e bon Sap San
Suan, 9Orio 8tco:
Sin 3peiItiinDiger 8ampf fdnb gez
itern OorSoQesanbru4 bier Itatt. Natz
Gunoert Spunier periu9ten, ben
2eu9tt6urm, tpeI4er BON 40 unIerer
SeeIeute unter Dem Qieutenant Qtpaz
ter, 6UIF8z zSn9enieur Sentins, @nii8n
8ronion uub 6euerperter Campbell
beieBt mar, 5uriit gu erobern, puroen
ieop9 our9 pas @ranatfeuer Der &a=
npnsnboote o2(mpbitrite" Il. pQeDben,
ippie bes &reu8ers nGincinrQti" per-
trie6sn. @ingeborene beri6ten, oaB
an 100 Spanier get0btet purben. &d@
bstt Wm. $. 8Odroman bon Der nNms
p6itrite," pelGer iit i'm Qeu6tiburm
befano, erIitt eine beoeufli6e Wun0e.
8iele 6Iii9tIinge, Oarrnter so 5rausn
unD &inoer, paren pG6renb bes &dm>
pies in einem gu bsm Qeu9tt6urm ges
b0rtgen 8e6Guos 3uIummengeordngt.
Die dmeritaniI3en S9iffe Ianbeten
$50 Mann, tpelGe i'm @erein nit osn
6euer Der S6iffe Die Spanier IAlieBz
li4 in Die 6lu9t I4lugsn. Die 2eBtes
ren lieBen Elm Mai4inengeI9iB, eine
2ln5u6l 9epe6re, TDpie cine Quantie
tat W}unition aurIf. Die 6lu9tlinge
Iinb ieitDem no4 POnce geI4idt NOR
Den.
llnfere 1Iaaqe pebt nod ouf osm
Qeu4tt6urm. aasin Die 8eIaBung III
3urIdee3pgen poroen. Die 8ei4uBe
Der ,@mp6itrite" bsbsrrIdan bas Sc
bduoe unb Tinb bsreit, oafel6e in
Srummer au f6ieben, fails ein 8ers
fu6 gemd9t pirb, bic 5lugge 6erab gu
8ieEen. Der 2euGithurm iit elmer Der
ipi9tigItsn an Der &iiIie POrtO RicO's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12

9lu6 Der norpsgiI6e0ampfer p5rantz
lin, in ocFen Sale Die 0inge G6nIi4
lieoen, piro freigegebsn perOen. Sc
tern Id4mittaq erbieLt Commodore
Remep Snitruttion aus Bai6ington,
audi ben 0umpfer r5abu5queno," Der
duF Der 6a1rt nu8 Sagua Ia 9rdnoe
6egriffen mar, uls er bon benz &anos
nen6opt n6apt" getapert puroe, freis
3ugeben.
oSm 2auFe oe8 S1qes purOe Der Ipda
niihe S6ocner oSalDs Waria," Der
uuf Der 6obrt BON Satabdno nd4 Der
SSnIel Pires begriffen mar, BON bem
6iilf5 = &unonenboot n!9Ornet" dIs
9riIc bier eirgebrohi. Die nSalDe
N2dria" 6atte cine 9emannung BON 6
&0pfsn, fii6rte dber tein &argo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12
Rod elm Seemann i'm
e dmpfe gefaIlen.

Reb 80 #, 6la., II. 9luguit. =
emanuel &ourlOuris. Elm foblenz
I6aufler auf Dem 9anOnen6oot r8anz
croft" purbe am 2. QluguIt in Der
Gorsssgai. an Der SiiOtiiiie Der PRO
pin3 pinar bel Hip, @uba, in siRem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12
Senator W} c MilIan's
SD6n6en DirD ge>
Gin Mithrmrrhrr gEnlrntt's.

Denbtr, GoI., II. Qtuguit. =
G6urles S6omus, Elm berporrugenber
Qlupalt uno friiber WtitgIieb bes De-
motratiIGen 0ational@GOmite's fir
ben tStaat COLORADO, bat fOrmen am
getHnoigt, oaB er fir ben 8unbeseSe=
natsFB canbibtren min, beiien Snbuz
Der iebt Senator WolcOtt 1T. 4us
bieIem 8runos Iinb Die Wablen BON
StaatsIenatoren, bic in bieiem 9erbite
IattfinDen, bon beIonOerer @i9tigs
felt, bu Die GrfpGbIten aud nod in
Der 2sgisIatur, Die in 1901 einen Ru4=
folger fir Senator Dolcott gu err
pGhIen bat, i'm Qlmte fein per0en.
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6pbIon's 8utsr pirb 3 It.
meiter.

Wafbin9ton, 3. g., II. Dug.
- 8rGIioent W2c&inlep ernannte
beute ben Ri8ter S. 8. 6obion, 8uter
Des ,U3errimdc" 6elOen, gum Poltz
meiIter fir Greensboro, Ola. Pdpd
6obIDn lit Democrat unb Ieine Grnenz
nung erfolgte ouf ernite @mpfeblung
Der Republitdner bpn Greensboro
nel6e i6m hierDur9 sinen 8epeiS if
res 8oblpoQens geben pollen.
Me 6r Opfer bes Spp6us.
QtIuntu, 8a., II. 2(uguIt-Sm
aQgemeinsn SoIpitaI 3u5ort N2GPberz
ion Iino iiinf SpIDdten BON Der 6reIz
niuiqenz2trmse am 3pp9u8 geitorben:
@6a8. SO. 41sn BON Gompugnie 30 be5
3neiten ReQiments BON Netp>9ort; s.
G6iloers BON @ompagnie Wt Oe5 3pe;z
ten Reqiments p&l &entudp; @6a5.
QB. 8afer Don Gompugnie s bes 3psiz
ten 8aqimenis BON NelpzYort; @6aS.
MorrtTor BON Gompugnie . oes 3peiz
ten Nspzgorfer 8e9imenta; Benjamin
Bourne BON Gompa1nie u Des Oritten
Geqiments BON S6io. @s beFinoen ii4
ieBt 618 9atientsn i'm bieIigen 9Oipiz
tai, oarunter 400 am Spp6us ertrantz
te. 8pn Sampu purDen 250 SDp6usE
franfe, ppn G6idumQuga 158, BON
SEernanDtna 100 6ierber geI4idt.
(SpGter.) - 9rei peitere Sooesz
fGqe am 3Dpbus iino isit Obigem gez
melOet tpor0en.
Die @ubansr ano bic 6rtes
observation-disclosures
Sen 90 E It, SID, II. QluguIt. -
Senpr Menbe3 goppte ppn Der cubdntz
i6en propiIoriT6an Rsgierung, begleiz
tet BON Senor BortiQo unb SsnDr
8on3uIeS 2unuIa bon Der Sunta, traf
auF Der gMa5cotte" bier Elm. @r bat
pom 6lottenOepartement in 0uI6ing,
tpn 8oQma9t, Iih auf ainem dmerito>
niifen &riegsIfiff nu4 @u6a gu be-
ee6en, um bort nit ben cubuniIGsn
6ii6rern i'm 8streff Der beDorite6enoen
0a6ler uno unDerer pclitiIder Sra
gen, Die nit Dem 6rieoensI4IuB in
8erbinOung itetsn, gu conieriren,
Senator M c MtlIan's
SD6n6en pirD gez
gdngen.
@af6ington. .. g., II. Dug.
- Der Sobn bs8 8unbss SenatDrs
McU2illan Don M}i4igon, Sames 8.
McO}iqan. elmer Der @unitlings, nell
DIE gu 9eginn bes 8r;sges nit Diff
5iers=gutsnten perIs6en purben, iii gez
3pungen porOen, ieinen 9oiten nls
Sta6gzGapitGn i'm Nuariiermeiitsrs
amt nieOer5uIegen. Gr ioa ii4 in
Snntiago 10 itanbul0s uuf9eFiibrt buz
Ben, baB er auf 8snerdl Sbafter's
@erlangen Teine ReIignatiOn einreihen
muBte, um friegagsridtli6er&afiirun
gu ertge6en. Der PrdIibent bat Die
defamation dndenDmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12

1ente ;
tbeiImeiir tribes, marmrrcs /;
@rttrr uuh iiiOliar gsinnr. !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12

Qonbpn, II. 2luguit. = Der
6ongtOnger @orreiponDent oery y0dilD
N1ail" i4retbt:
yGire Delegation Der SSuntu Der
g6ilippinsn SSniur9enten Bat Den
Ser. Staaten &oniul 0ilomun Daz
BON in &enntniB geieBt, baB OFfi3iere
Der japuniihen &reu3er nMatbuI6is
ma" unb rSafoiago", pelt: Ieit6er
Die BAL bon Manila bertaFen 6d6en,
am Sumitag nit UfitglieDsrn Der
Sunta cine @onfersna butten unb i'm
8erlaufe DerIel6en bemertten, tie ieien
pon Der iapaniI9en Regierunq i'm
itruirt, 2guinaloo unD ieinen Qeuten
fir ben 5dq, blB Die 2lmeritaner bic
96ilippinen dufgeben un0 bic oSnIurz
genten fih ibre fSreihsit gu ertdmpfen
niinI9ten, Wdffen uno Wlunitio1
gratis our @erfiigung gu ftellen. Die
Sunta babe pdrauf feline 9lntrport gez
geben urO Die SSSupuner piirben i6r
4ngebot nun Qlguinaloo perI0nli9
bOrtrdgen.
9eneral Nerritt pirb nit bem ent>
IGeiOsnosn 9lnqriff duf W3dnila Bis
our QlntuRft res U1onitors ,Wona=
bod" pdrten. pa er li1 auf Die sSnz
iurgsnteH Ritt OerlafeR Tam. 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28

resuming his normal position his left arm
struck the case and knocked it TO the fiool
of the car.
"A thousand apologies on his part fol
lowed, and I graciously helped him out Of
his confusion by all the polite French al
my command.
| 1T was human nature that he should en-.
deavor to remove the impressions caused
by his 'awkwardness,' and in less than five
minutes 1 was informed that he was First
Lieutenant Fernando Weyler, and that he
was enchanted to make my acquaintance
as his father-whose meme he pronounced
with something akin to awe-was OF Ger
man extraction. and took the greatest in
terest in everything pertaining to the Fa-
therland, particularly the army"
Lieutenant Weyler presently introduced
| his new acquaintance to his father, and
/ that astute general proceeded to accomo-
] date the American spy with all manner OF
letters and other evidences Of mis- regard.
which aided Brock nightly in his invest
| cations, and on one occasion procured him
his freedom when ne was caught in the
very act Of photographing Notifications
and was under arrest as a spy.
Weyler personally conducted the SUP
posed German scientise to the EscurlaI
and carted him around Madrid in his own
carriage.
At Barcelona. while inspecting the Buta
Notifications. Breck had a narrow escape.
As he describes the incident:
''The sentry paced slowly round the
whole battery, occasionally varying this
program by mounting one of the bastions
and scanning the vicinity. While he was
rounding the western end, sprinted for
the eastern, and then walked around the
work. keeping it between me and the SEN
try.
Suddenly, however, as was eagerly
taking IN the number, construction. cali
bre and position of the cannon, a rough
voice hailed me from the top Of the work
its owner having assembled, for a change.
from the other side, his light-brown work
ing uniform preventing my noticing his
arrival on the summit
What are you about down there" he I
shouted. Stay there until I come down. !
He turned and disappeared, but 1 con-
cluded not oaocept his kind invitation TO |
an interview, the less so as L was already |
in possession of all the information cared |
for.
1T grieves me, therefore, to be Obliged |
to record that the American army turned l
and ran as fast as the loose sand would (
allow, toward an extensive wood lying to
the east of La oBta and when. a minute
later, the sentry appeared round the west
ern corner the fugitive was a couple OF
hundred yards away, and making good
time.