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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10
NOT GRANTED.
Aldermen Read Spy Story and Concluded
to Wait While.

Aldermen Read Spy Story and Concluded
to Wait a While
The decree granting the Worcester &,
Clinton road the right to make oonnec-
tions at Britain square with the Con-
solidated was not adopted at the special
meeting of the board of aldermen, yes
terday. The Spy's exclusive story had
informed the members that the city en-
gineer did not approve Of the plan
which provides for a double track, but
wanted a single track connection. AL
derman Barrett made a motion that the
matter be referred to the city solicitor
and engineer, and then withdrew it, No
further action was taken. Later the
board viewed the location, and it is
very probable that the position of the
city engineer will be sustained
The following petitions of abatement
of street betterment assessment We're
referred: Abbie NJ. Akarman, Harvard
street; Maud M, Durant Summit ave
nue.; Mary A. ingalls,, Summit avenue;
Cyrus S. Peacock, Summit avenue; Cor
nelius G. Whitcomb, Summit avenue.
Orders for the abatement of street
betterment assessments as follows: H.
S. Prentice, Harvard street. $36753 A
B. r. Sprague, 4S,40.
A location of poles in Washington
square and Grafton street was granted
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10
Glorious News

Comes from DR.. D. B. Cargile Of Wa 4
shjfa r He writes -Four bottles Of
Electric Bitters has cured Mrs bai Brewer rge
s,,ssarine III, wears. Terrible sores would
breaE out io on her head and face and the
best doctors could give no help; but ner
cure IS complete and her health Is e6 Ssge
nrayed-that Electric Bitters is the best
blood purifier known, It's the supreme
remedy for eczema, letter, salt raeum'
ulcers, boils and running sores. = s eIneis
pojsons helps digestion, builds up the
atyepath only so cents. Sold by Brewer
q CO.. druggists. Guaranteed.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10
THE LOWER COURT.
Young Offenders Have Their Cases Con-
tiDued Till Tuesday.

A trio of young men who were ar
rested Thursday night by Sergt. Hick-
ey, Officers Barrett and Dustin, on
warrant charging them with breaking
and entering and larceny from the
junk shop of a. L. d. Buxton, were
arraigned before Judge Utley yesterday
morning. and had their cases continued
until Tuesday morning. The young
men are John Heenan, James Dunn and
Martin Murphy their ages ranging
from Is to II years.
Michael Toto, a member Of the East
Worcester italian colony, was charged
with assaulting Michael Lyons. The
court was unable to see the assault
from the evidence offered, and the de-
PENDANT was discharged.
The drunk list included the following
cases: William f. Barrett, state farm
William H. Miller, house of correction
six months; John Turner house OF cor
rectiun four months; John Young,
fined $iO: Stephen Burlington, fined so;
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10
AT LOSERS EXPENSE.
Reds and Whites" Banquet as Re-
suit of Ticket Selling Contest.

Reds" and Whites" Banquet as Re-
suit of Ticket Selling Contest.
In the recent literary and dramatic
entertainment held under the auspices
of the Mems Guild of ST Matthew's
Church there was considerable rivalry
between two groups known as the
reds" and whites" in the matter of
selling the most tickets, and the agree
ment entered into at that time to the
effect that the defeated side should give
the victors a turkey supper at a local
restaurant was carried out last even
ing, when sixteen henderson the guild
sat down to an elaborate menu at the
State Mutual restaurant.
Sixteen of the youthful spirits of the
guild sat down to the banquet board.
and gilded their appetites with a spirit
of good cheer and i'll will to none.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10
DECISIONS RENDERED.

The following judgments have been
handed down in recent civil cases tried
in the central district court:
Hamilton VS.. Haggerty, for plaintltt;
$3.50.
Schofield VS.. Allen, for plaintiff, $75;
defendant appeals.
Aug VS.. Rosenthal, for defendant.
Ratigan VS.. Bates, for plaintiff, Sl0O;
defendant appeals
$42.56.
Hazard VS.. Lincoln, for plaintiff,
SCI: defendant appeals.
Richardson VS.. Maynard ct al, for
plaintiff; $304.17.
Cotton Us. Murphy, for defendant.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10
Mem Auxiliary

The guests of the convention We're
then presented by the president, in
Guiding Rev. f. J. George of the Trim
Iity quarterly conference, Rev, Nahum
Taintnr, Rev. L. w. Adams of Web
ster square, Rev. J. H. Humphrey of
Cherry Valley, Rev. G. w. King. Each
spoke wordi OF encouragement for the
work that the women had been doing,
ana that might be done in the year to
come
Lunch was served in the vestry at
uouu to the delegates.
| The afternoon session was opened
at o'clock, with devotional exercises
| conducted by Mrs. Fl. L. Wriston of
Holyoke. This was followed by a dis
cussion of the topic, Special work, "
! led by Miss Nj. E. Holt.
Miss Clementina Butler, a missionary
| tG Mexico, spoke of her work among
the loWly Aleyicans, and of the prog
less Christianity was making in that
border country. She was followed by
Miss Florence Nichols of Lucknow, In
dia, who has been for several years
engaged in missionary work among the
poorer InGian people.
The mission school at Lucknow &C.
cupies a tract OF about seven acres, and
includes several buildings. The main
building, called the Open House, was
formerly the treasury of the king, and
It Is said that there is hidden vast
Il easure within the walls. Among the
other buildings are new memorial
building built with the contributions of
churches in the eastern part of the
United States, a large school house and
the vast dc rmitories.
The durnitories consist Of one LONG
room on each floor in which the girls
sleep in rough POPE beds. Other rooms
mr. Ag
most Of the Girls are working their way
through the mission schools they are
required TO Go a large share of the
work
The course at the school, occupying
several years, being finished, the girls
take up the practice of medicine, the
English government comforting the de-
gree of A. 3. after graduation at the
state college. During all this time, re-
ligious work is not forgotten, the girls
having their missionary society each
week and on Sunday, and on such other
days as there is time, religious services
az held and instruction given by the
girls to the poor in the country dis
t9icts In this way, the gospel is be-
ing disseminated throughout the dis
trict of which Lucknow is the CEN
tire.
There has lately been established at
huChuOW the lItSl girls college, in In
cia. This is q significant fact when
1t is remembered that 80 years ago
hardly any one in the country could
read, even in his own language.
While the missionaries of some of the
other denominations are first in the
matter Of religious instruction and in
some particular lines, the Methodists
arc first i'll the matter of education
A rising vote of sympathy and CON
ISOLATION was taken for Mrs. John Legg,
who has been confined to the house
by illness for several days. Mrs.
Legg has had entire charge of the ar
rangements for the meeting and direct
ed the details while yet in bed.
After singing Blessed be the tie that
binds" the benediction was pronounced
by Naham Taintor.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10
MRS. MADDEN's FUNERAL.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Madden
took place from her late residence, p
Ward street. yesterday morning. A
requiem high mass was held in St
Johns Church at o'clock. Rev. c. A.
Sullivan offered the mass and ofticiated
at the grave The pall-bearers We're
Michael Swan, James O'Neil, Martin
Farrell and Thomas Gilehrist. The
burial was at st. Johns cemetery.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10
ATTACHMENTS.

James McDermott VS.. Charles Mack
in of Milford, $500. Third district, Wor-
cester. Writ served by Jenkins. Will
liams & Williams for plaintiff
John AIcKenna VS.. Melissa Caring
ton OF Charlton, $500. First district.
Worcester. Writ served by Jacobs. ].
NJ. Cochran for plaintiff.
J. S. Clark of New York VS.. Anna T.
Southwick Of Blackstone, $1,000 Su-
perior, Worcester. Writ served by
Early.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10
AT NoTRE DAME.

The funeral services over tba boa,,
of Mrs. Margaret Kinsley. the widow 49, ~
John hinsley, We're held at the 1]nder-
taking rooms Of Alfred Roy yesterday
AFTERNOON. Services were also held in
the Church of Notre Dame, Rev. Josanb
Brouillet officiating Mrs. KinsIev was
a resident of North Broolxfeld. and died
at the Memorial hospital, where She
had been since last May
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

A real estate exchange involving
property valued at $40, 600, was effected
Yesterday through the agency Of E. e.
Pharaoh. The property, comprising an
S-room residence at Chelsea, formerly
owned by George A. Newmark, was eX-
hanged for a property owned by Fred
erick w. White on Chelsea street in
this city.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10

The Worcester Engineering Society
held their regular meeting AT he 81
Mutual restaurant last evenins. Ps ,7o,,ce
were read, and questions upon the cars
of the municipal streets were discussed
AT the close a spread was served b1,
Landlord Brigham at the State Mutual
restaurant ''e'i
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10
ALL SOULS vEsPERs.

Following is the program for the
Vesper services at All Souls Church
tomorrow evening at 8 O'Clock:
Organ prelude, ''oerenade' .Chaninade
quartet, "Sleepers, wake" .Schnecker
Alto solo, "iThy king Roli,1eI,
Quartet, Art thou weary C,heJ 80, 1T
Duet, tenor and bass 'st pa y, \ ? ?
90, Now We are ambassadors. .
Ofertory violin and organ. .NTacl,enyie
"Benediction >,
Organ pOstlude, "Postlude" Nferi,al
The choir viii be assisted by Miss ISittia
Ida Fish, violiniste '79 i>i''ie
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The county commissioners visited the
truant school at Oal1dale yesterday and
examined the minor improvements
which have been made during the past
month. The commissioners are busy in
the auditing of bills for the close of the
fiscal year which ends Jan. 10.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10

John Means. case placed on file; John
Mexican, case continued.
Arthur o. Hagan, charged with viola
ton of a city ordinance, had his case
placed on file.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10

Wheat shred brown bread and wheat
shred steamed fruit pudding, either or
both, by speaking to the driver Of team
or by telephone or postal TO Shredded
Wheat Co.. Jackson street
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10
70 Cure Constipation in One Week
To Purity the Blood in One Week
20 Strengthen the Nerves in One Week
Cure Sick Headache in One Day

Take Cleveland's Celery Compound Tea,
25c. # it fails to cure, your money will be
refunded by
Brewer & Co. sc Front st: George e.
Fairbanks, SS4 Main St; Burlington Phar-
macy; Martin Z. Waite. 10 Front st.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10

You are not making any mistake if
you buy an opera glass of Stockwell &
Pratt, OPTICIANS.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10

The spy contest for Fifty Dollars In
Gold unto DIS like Rose. When i'm full
boom everyone win wish to pluck It,
Read every 81 carefully, particularly
December 9Ist.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10

The much tallzed-of play THE con-
querors, comes to the Worcester the
alter Monday. Dec. IL, with the sans
cast and scenery used in it's presenta-
ton at the Hollis street theater Boz
ton, where the house was crowded az
every performance The sale of seats
begins today at 8 o'clock.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10

TFRPSICHOREAN HALL
To rent. Finest floor in the city for dane
ing. Sill Main ST.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10
Discount of 40 Per Cent.
A Manufacturers Stock Of JeweIrV.

i The well known Jewery Manufacturers of Providence
H. MessrS WXon Roberts, will be at our store on Satur
lay with their entire stock of fine, honest jewery. This
RIM have heavy stock on hand which, rather than carry
er to another season. they will sell at less than manuact
ring costs Just at this time this most welcome money
| dVing event for you.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10

Children's Wool Shirts, Drawers ant
Pants in gray or white, sizes is to 81
previously sold at SOC and Sc. Fol
SATURDAY
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10
soc each
UMBRELLAS.

On Saturday morning we offer 5000
Umbrellas that were closed out by us
from a Philadelphia manufacturer at
very low price for quick cash. The
values are really phenomenal.
Children's 24-inch fast black School
Umbrellas, with silver trimmed natural
sticks, real value 75c. Sale price
Arc each
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10
3Qc each

Mems Heavy Natural Wool Shiri
and Drawers, worth 75c. SATURDA
SPECIAL
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10
SILK
GUARD CHAINS.

The above are but few specimen values that will be
offered during this SALE The stock is complete and comprises
Stick Pins Brooches, Bag Tops, Side Combs Back and
Pompadour Combs Jewel Settings and Rings all Of which
will be offered at half or less than one-haf the prices you
would regularly pay for them.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10
MITTENS.
UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' Heavy Wool Jersey Yes
and Pants, heavy silk trimming, re.
ular price 89c To close SATURDAY
AOC n9C
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10

Ladies All silk Taffeta Umbrellas,
steel rod and paragon frame, silk cases,
Princess sticks in natural or Sterling
trimmed also in Dresden or pearl,
worth $500 and more. Sale price
SI.3o each
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
Ser Siegsr bum GOnsreb ssebrt.
g9 q ilinQtpn. 9. WtQi


Saus. Die Gmpfeblung be:
grdiiOenten, eim SuntesUotlm Iiir oel
Commodore SemeD uno ieine Sifi;Iert
81 beihlieBen, iUuroe eintlmnig un9e:
9enommen. ebeulo Die GOrlage, welbt
cine meltere 9lomiralltelle Cir Den Sel=
ben BON WtduIla) ibGnt.
Se Sill, melbe Die Organization
elmer ,freiWilli9en Sn9enlerrbri0aot
llno Die NuslebunG bon 10000 6rei=
tUllli9en. Die QeQen &ropentrantGeIter
Qefelt llno, dnorouet. Wuroe nub Slueis
ltiinoi9er 9ebntte du0enpnmen. Sie
neilte SppOlitIon mNhte lib oaae9en
GeltenO, oGB Der Pr0loent ale Sfli=
Slere ernennen Iou.
Die SCnNtsuOrld0e. tuelte bic glrmee
ermd0ti9t, 9tabrun03mittel inter Die
notbletoenoeE 6ubdner Su Oert1ellen
uno Die cub0niihe SeOOlterung 81 be-
,uOfnen, luuroe ongenOmmeu.
Glcib noh %crIeiun9 oe8 9rototpQs
muroe Die YOtbaIt oes Yrllioeuten
unterbreitet uuo Derleleu. Sie Nerles
iunG wurpe niht ourb glppluus unter=
broben, 0ber am SbluIle Iano cine
mebrere Wtinuten 6Guernoe &un09e-
bun9 ltOtt.
Sie SOtIb0It bes Praijoenten bate
fOI9enoen 9VortlNut:
,gln ben Gon0reB Der Ser. Staten!
glm "a. glprit beauitraote i6 ben
SlOtten Setretdr, bem Commodore
8eOr9e ScmsD, GOmmanoeur oes ala.
tllben Gjeibmnoer5. melhes oomals i'm
Saten bon @un0ton0 Dor 9lnfer laa,
iOiOrt na6 ben Bbilippueu absuIeQeIn,
nm bort bic ipnuiIbe 6lotte in cine
S6la6t 81 permideln. 9ieiem De-
Ieble prompt Epl0e leilteno, iubr Oos
Ser. StaNten=oiei9wNoer, beitcbeno
aus Dem 6lO9Gibiif .SlDmpia". Sals
timOre, GnleiQb, 8OitOn. 6OncOro unO
getrel. uno Dem 3Olltutter Wc0ullOb
ais 9illfsoepeIbenbOOt. am |. W0i bel
S09esGnbru1 in ben 0Gfeu bon WIas
nIla ein llno Derlpidslte loIOrt Die ganSe
aus IL SWlIen DelleQenOe 1panllDe
TlOtte, iuelbe ouBeroem nod unter Dem
S6uBe Der Saiterien Der 2auo-Y -Yeielti-
8ln9en fNno. in eiuen &i.
9iN6 beiti9em 6eueru, bur6 welhes
beHl Seinoe 9rOBer Gerlult su0eIRQt
iUuroe, ipurOen oelen Sbiiie tbeils GER
fort, tbeils boil litdnoi9 uubraubbor 0s.
mNbt unD Die Stranobattcrien bel
GaOite sum- SAmci9en 9ebrabt. YOn
initren brapeu SiiiSiersn uno Manns
t1aiten wuroe nlAt elmer GetOotet uno
nllr aht leibt Oetwuuoet; alle uniere
.Sdlne ent9ln9en 9rOBersr Sei6doi-
,Qun9. glm 4. W0i nabm Commodore
Semeb SellB bon Der 6lOttenltatiOn in
0Nolte, SerltOrte Die OOrti0sn Seleltis
gun9en uno Die bel Der SaIeneiuiabrt.
llno entlleb Die @arniiOn 0ui Gbreus
mort. Die 8ai 1T unter ieiner pollen
GOntrolle. @r rihtete innerbalb Der
ameritaniiheu Sinicu Solpitdler ein
uHO bra4te IN oisisu 250 psrwuuosts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
6abr9ei1pin=
Sorpeoo.

auf Die Sorts BON San sSuan uno bon
Der glntunft Der ipaniibeu 6lotte bel
UtartlnIque, nur 500 Wteilen bon
SampIon uno tpeni9er als 1000 Mei=
len Opn Saoana entferut, bate bic
gntienoung oes fliegenoen 8sI6iuaosrs
unter Commodore Shlep uno Die Ser.
iblebuns oes Giufalls in Guba sur
6olSe. Die Gs9ieruug perldbt ii1
lebt in SeSug auf Die Gnti1eiouuss-
Ibla6t auf Die Glptte.
Die 9tGbe oes ipaniiben 8sibpaoers
IieB IOfort Die Sefiirdtuug auitommen.
oaB es onr6 cine raibe Sepegung Die
Serbinolng 5u gSaiIer ,s,pil9eu
6uba uno Sen 98elt abI6neioen
tDnnte, pOour6 cine in Guba oelanoete
Sruppenabtbeiluu9 in Die sroBte Sc.
fubr tommen witroe, oa lie 3piIbsn ben
SanOtruppen auf Guba uno Den
S6ladtbifen oss Seinoes ein9eI6loI-
len iein piiroe. Saber mar es nptb-
wsnoig oen 9lblan9 Der militdrii6eu
Expedition oDn SlOrioa su perihleben.
bis Die ipaniIde SSlotte 0elieIlt, pernitb.
tet Ooer aus ben peitinoii1eu 8emdi.
fern Dertriebeu 1T. Gom &rieas= uno
6lottenoepartement flOgen Die Yefeble
eIIig uuo ihnell. Die erlteu bemmten
Die Sruppenbewegun9 bon allen S6ei,
len oes Sanocs nab 6lorioa lno lent=
ten lie n06 Dem Eager Gbifamau9d
ub. Sas 6lOtten Separtement tele,
groDpIrte SdmpIon iiber Die glnndbe=
rung Der ipOnlben Slotte uno 9ab
iDm neue glnlueiiungen, wd6reno ein
Gnoerer 8efebl au S6lep abQina, Der
in SGmptOn &oao3 beim 6riibltif ia6,
nls Die milltOmmene g8eiiung cintraf.
10 Idnell Dic mOAlid nit ieineu Sbif=
fen auBubreben. Ser Commodore
mar bereits I'M 3 llbr 45 Winuten
nuBerbalb oes gereibe5 elmer tele9ra=
pbiIhen 9t01rtdlt. 9SUbiu er abcom=
manoirt iii, tGnH uur uermutbet psr=
Den.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
SnDnqnf SOwa, Snnaag, oeu II. Mtal 1898. AO. 13g!

am WOrgen fattgebabten Geiebte nod
ilbrig gebliebsn waren. Der >, Petrel"
nabm ben Sransportoampier ..Was
Mia" uno mebrsre tleinere 9Ompfe,
meg. Der ,. Wanila" bate 600 Son:
nen &Oblen an VOr0.
Commodore SepeD nabm Selib BON
Nrienal uno ben Sorts uno ssrlt0rtt
idnmtli6e Gei6ilye, Wilnen unO BIZ
PulpermagaSine.
Die GlOtts 9ln9 oarauf bOr Manilo
Dor 9luter.
Commodore SeueD lleB bem Sou.
berneur mlttbeilsn, baB er Die Staoi
SuIdmmenlt tieben lueroe. ipenn nod ein
S6uB auf bic 6lOtte ab9efeuert ooer
lrgeno cine ieinoli9e &unogebuug
ltattiinoen wiiroe.
Siele cine gSGrnlnS 9enii0te.
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elmer Par!amentarflag9e ein Sblspp=
oampfer uno iberbra1te DDm Seiebls=
baber oOn 6Orre9ioor bas Qluerbieten
Der lleber9abe. worauf Der .galti,
more" uno r&Nleigb" ab9eititt wur-
ben, um bic lleber9nbe ent9eSersunsb-
men. sic fanoen nur ben Yefebls=
baber bort, benn feline Sruppeu ip0ren
Oeiertirt uno Die 8eidliibe iparen in Die
SnIt geiprsn9t.
Der Safsn bel Gopite lit bon ben
omerltanIi6en 8eibOnsn pOulidnoig
perluilltet.
Sm 9luBenbaien lie9en Die perIuntc=
nen gSrafs Der Sbiife vGsiua 6bri=
tina. ySOn 9lntonio be lllloa" uno
DGaltilla". gtur bic oberen Seds
ra8eu aus Dem QSniier berpor.
Sm Sinnsnbatsn lie9cn Die @rats
bon aAt perbrunnteu Grie9si1iiien;
elnl9e oapOn fOnnsn geboben weroen.
Nlele &NnOncn Oerlelbsn lino uubeIhd=
olQt, tDnnen Der0usgenommeu uno nit
Dem SransportoampIer ,Wauil0"
belmgel6idt peroen.
gSeitere Standardization reroen ni6t
itottImoen. nenn Commodore Sewep
ni1t Die Staot bombaroirt. Die Ser=
wunoetcn IN Der 0OIpltdlern in Gaoite
lsiora morset aWStrtensmitteln uno
iperoen auf GrIu9en Der gler,te na1
Wtanila 9ebraht.
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Jiaf Guba nSer nid)t.
" q bingtou 3. s., !
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Der 9luibru1 Der Qlrmee nob Guba
lit jebt 10 siemli6 pprbereItst, llno Die
beuti9en 9tabrlbten laheu erteuncn,
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trelbuna Der ipanllhen 5ruppeu uno
Ge9Ierung BON Der Yerle Der glntillen
81 urlteruebmen. Sin beute Nabmit=
tag ppm &riegsospartement 9e0ebsner
SeIsbl tiir Den glntauf bon 5000. 600
G0tlOnen Seiat iuie ernltlib bic Sor=
bcreltllnAeu filr Den Giniall in ipani=
ihcs eieblet lino. &On oieier 9rcBen
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oCI Pblllppincn, Oid San Sr0ncisco,
uno Der Jtelt nu1 6ubd. Mus iroeno
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benz er 9eltern glbeno gllles sur glbreiIe
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uno iiir cine 3eitlHn9 ihieu es, als pb
Die erlte WtilitdrsGrpeoitiOn auf wnbs=
'tnmte 3eit OeribOben weroen iOllte.
Spdter leoub wuroe oas SinoerniB.
welhcr glrt es INNER 0ewslen Iein
mag. entfernt uno Is muroe wieoer
betNnnt gema6t. bdB Der commando
renoe General nit einem sablreiben
Stabe mor9en bon @aibln9tOn brett
nub Sampa abrelfsu weroe.
Die beuii0en 9iahribteu in @erbin.
olng nit oem erneucrteu YeIstl an
Sen. Wtiles. nNb Sampa ab,ureilen.
laNsn nit 3iemliber Sibcrbeit aui bic
baloiNe @ntlenouu9 beoeutenOer Srup=
penmnneu na6 Subu iblIeBen, mQbs
reno lelbhOerltIn0lib oas Bbilippinen=
PrpArGmm ltpu lett slniSeu Sd9en
oelinltlO islt9eleBt lit.
Gnt9e9en ben Grwartungen 9in9 i'm
Requirement Der Sug mieoer
Obne Nabrl6t bon Sampiou oabin.
SrpB Der idelnbar Suuerldiligeu 3ei-
tlln9snatribten ilber Die glntunit oes
&apperoilten 8eibwuoers in Gaois,
fanQen Die Seamten i'm 6lotten=Se=
parisment al. 9rpBe 3wsiisl al Der
Tlbtl9telt oerlelben Su be9eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17

8en. Stemaro 9. 98pooIoro. ameri=
fanllber @sianoter in SpOnlsu. traf
leute Nbeno tllrs Dor 9 llbr bier ein
uno be9lb lib oirett nah Dem 98ei6en
SNuie, no er bonn PrGloentsu berilih
empfdngeu pur0e. Sis su iplter
StunDe beipraAeu Die geoeu Die 0anae
ipaniIb=NmeritaniIbe Situatiou. Ser
BrGNoent orifte Sen. g8oOofpro feline
bObe Sefrieoigung nit Der glrt uno
SSelie. mie er Die umerfaniben Snte=
renen in utaorio oertreten babe. aus.
gSai bingtpn, 8. e.,
10. Nlai.
6lottenminilter Gong bat cine De-
peIt)e bonn ,Slpttenattah6 in Spnbpu
erbNlten, wOrin Die i'm Staats Separ,
tcment ein9etrpfIenc SabelOepeibe, oaB
lib oas &apOeroiibe 8eibuaoer in Ga.
oii beTinoe, beltdtigt miro.
" orio, 10. Mai,
Wlltternabt.
Die &ammer bat oas Sriegsbuoset
eno8tlti8 On8enommen.
Nt q orio, 10. Wai.
G3 miro bier bebauptst. Der ipauiIbe
SGmpIsr ,. Mputierrat" babe bic
Slodaoe orr6brOben uno lei in SaUana
eIn9elaufen.
Son bon. II. mai.
Sine Spesialoepslbe aus Wtdorio
iaat: Der 6lottenminiltsr, Nomiral
@ermeiO. Itelt in glbreoe. baB oas
&Gpperoilbe 8eihwaoer nad @aois 3uz
ritd2etebrt lei. Gr iaQt. Die 6lOtte lei
oa. 100 lie ibrsn Seisblen 8enldB iein
iollte.