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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-02
MAINE VICTIMS.
Wreaths Will Be Placed On Their
Graves Today.

Havana. Nov. This afternoon
Senor Giraunte, secretary of the Span
ish commission, delivered to the Amer
ican commissioners two notes, one au-
thorizing DIR. Lane to inspect the sttni-
tary condition of the Spanish military
hospital in Havana, with a view to a
report, and the other announcing the
sailing from Gibara, province of Santa
Clara, on Oct. %, of the transports San
Ignacio and Notre Dame lu Salut.
each carrying 1000 troops with officers.
all belonging to the Holguin division
The note further states that General
Luque Will remain until The Inst SOL
dier is ready to go. The steamer Cha
teau Laftte will sail from this port to-
morrow for Gibara, to comDlete the
evacuation.
Tomorrow the members of the var
ious United States commissions and
their staffs will 90 to the CO'on ceme-
terry, to place wreaths uDon the graves
where lie the remains of the Maine \ ic-
Tins. a committee of young Cuban
ladies sent five baskets of flowers to the
Hotel Trocha tocay, TO be used in The
ceremony.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-02
murder On Alaskan Trail.

Victoria, B. c., Nov. 1.-The murder
of a prospector named Botleau on the
Ashcroft -Glenora trail has been re-
ported to the provincial police. The
murderer is variously known as T.
Wilson, McGregor and McGraw. The
killing was the elimination of several
weeks of quarreling, induced by priva-
don and disappointment on the desolate
trail. The news reached Glenora Oct.
10. and Wilson was believed to have
passed there five days before. He has
not yet reached Wrangel. and it is hop
ed to effect his arrest there.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-02
CAPTURED DEFAULTER.
Wilt, the Bohemian, Willing to Re-
turn Without Papers.

Chicago, Nov Lambert Wilt, the
absconding comptroller of the Bunglau
Savings bank, Bohemia. and his wife
and aunt. we're brought here today
from ST. Louis, where they were ar
rested last night. They will be held
as prisoners to await instructions from
Bohemia.
Wilt, through an interpreter, con-
fessed having embezzled S45, ,00o of the
banks funds, and expressed relief that
he was through with being a fugitive.
His young wife, whom he married
about the time he left Europe, declares
she was ignorant of the cause of their
sudden departure for America.
In Wits possession was found S5,521,
and he is said to have considerable
more of the s45,000 which he stole from
the Bohemian bank on deposit in New
York. Wilt claims his father had fire.
quently written letters to him demand
ing money and threatened to commit
suicide if it was not forthcoming. He
asserts that he had no money, and
that apparently the only thing left for
him to do was to steal. He expressed
a willingness to Immediately start for
Europe without papers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-02
Denver Electric Roads Default.

Denver, Nov. IA suit for fore
closure of mortgage and sale of the
entire property of the West End Street
Railway company has been filed by the
Central Trust company in the United
States circuit court Petition is made
for appointment of a receiver and an
injunction to restrain the present off,
GERS and interests from interfering with
the future management of the road
The mortgage is for 100000, interest on
which has been in default since 1894.
The West End railway is ten miles
long and runs into the suburbs of the
city.
A decree was entered in the district
court today ordering the sale of the
Colfax electric railroad, another su-
burban street car line. to satisfy de-
faulted bonds and interest to the
amount of S216, coo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-02

w. H. Bancroft has been selected to
succeed himself as vice president and
general manager Of the Oregon Short
Line under the new regime.
This was officially announced yester-
day when Mr.. Bancroft received a tel
egram conveying the happy informa-
tion that at the recent meeting of the
Short Line directors in New York City
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-02

sultan at the palace last Friday. Fvi-
IDENTIFY mistaking Mrs Oscar Straus,
wife of the United States minister to
Turkey, for the wife of another diplo-
matist, the emperor said he knew her
queen very well.
Mrs. Straus quickly replied: II pre-
sumo your majesty refers to Mrs Nc
Kinley."
Emperor William was evidently very
much entertained at his own error.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-02
CINCINNATI TO CUBA.
Fast System of Passenger Transport
tation Talked Of.

Cincinnati, Nov. 1.-Cincinnati is to
be the northern terminus of a new fast
system of passenger transportation be-
tween the north and Cuba. 1t is about
settled that an agreement will go into
effect on Dec. l by which tourists or
travellers generally desiring to visit
Cuba can make the journey from here
to Havana in 81 hours. This agreement
is between the Cincinnati, New Orleans
& Texas Pacific road, Queen & Cres-
cent" and the Florida East Coast
company. The run from Cincinnati to
Jacksonville will be made in "A hours.
At Jacksonville quick connection will
be made with the Florida East Coast
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-02
Transport Arrives From Manila.

San Francisco, Nov. 1.-The United
States transport Peru arrived late to-
night, % days from Manila, via Naga-
sal1i, Japan. She brought about 20 SOL
diers, who returned with her on leave,
on account of illness or because their
terms of service have expired.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-02
Traffic Association. ion Must Disband

New York, Nov. IAN informal
meeting of the board of managers Of
the Joint Traffic association was held
today. While no official expression
could be given, it is said on good au-
thority that the members present
agreed that there is nothing left for
the association to do but disband.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-02
Encouraging News Brought Back
by Hon. R. C. Chambers.
EXPECTS TORESUME WORK
ACTIVE OPERATIONS MAY BE-
GIN ABOUT JANUARY l.
Politics In California-Judge Ma
guire's Excellent Chance For
Election as Governor, Notwith-
standing the Southern Pacific's
Fight Against Him.

Hon. r. C. Chambers returned yester-
day from the coast, whert he spent a
busy week, looking after his California
business interests.
One of the chief objects of Mr.. Cham
bers' trip was to consult with his San
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-02
Declare Their Intention to
Hunt or Fight.
ALARMING REPORTS
FROM OVER THE LINE
Alleged Plan to Massacre the Colo
radO Game Wardens.

Nardens and Cowboys Preparing to
Attack the Indians In Force
Hundreds of Utes Have Left the
Reservation, and 1t Is Reported
They Have Passes From the Agent
Said to Be Killing Deer In Great
Numbers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-02
Battery c Ordered to Embark
at Once.
LONG TERM OF SERVICE
IN THE PHILIPPINES
No Prospect For Discharge of Bat
ferries Now There.

General Corbin Says It Costs Too
Much to Transport the Men For
Them to Be Relieved at the Pres
ent Time-Battery C Boys Are
Eager to Embark-Had Become
Discouraged When Assigned to
Garrison Duty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-02
The SHORT LINE
MANAGE
W. H. Bancroft Remains In
His Old Position.
THE ANNOUNCEMENT
IS OFFICIALLY MADE
Important as Indicating the Policy
Of the Directors.

Now Considered as Certain That
General Traffic Manager Eccles
and General Passenger Agent
Burley Will Also Remain-The
Ogden Gateway Still Being Dis
cussed-Cincinnati to Cuba-A Big
Contract Let-Railway Notes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-02
GREELY COMING WEST.
Signal Service Officer Will Look After
Arnr Teleerarln Lines

Washington, Nov. General Greely,
chief signal officer, will leave for Cal
ifornia in about two weeks, on business
connected with telegraph lines of the
army on the Pacific coast.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-02
SILVER AND LEAD.

Bar silver, e1ss cents.
Lead, brokers', $3.50.
Copper, casting, 117z cents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-08
EuBIann.

. Sn Saarbura, mo bas 2. branoen=
burgiIde llanen- -Geeiment SO. IL uno
oas MISUNDERSTANDING lllanen=Geai=
ment 9lp. Is in @arniion liegell, lino
100 lllanen am Sppbus erfrantt.
Sine entieblide Ylutthat bat Der eei=
fesset0rte Outsbeiiber Jriebri1 yron=
ner su Mei1enmeiler I'M &reiie Gap=
poltsmeiler in DberellaB oeriibt. sn
ei,len Wutlanfall bat Der unfelise feline
beioen 56hter erithlagen uno punn iei-
|nem perfellten Daiein NIT eieener
6ano ein acpaltlames Gube eenlabt.
g(m 6reita0 mar Der so. Sabrestag
Der S1sonbelteiguns oes Dltereihilhsit
Raiier5 SDiepb uno puroe oerIelbe I'M
E9anaen Geihe arDBartia geieiert.
Den politiihen Geiangeaen III un=
IGarn 1T 9lnlneitie Qeipdbrt ,uoroen uno
|es iino cine 9roBe NlBabl Croen perlie-
ben tuorDen.
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Observation-Disclosures

Sm Rreisgeridt lpuroen Die gntI1ei=
ounaen Der Common pleas Gourt in
cen folsenoen proseilen aufredt erbal=
ten:
9. q. 9artman segen bic sbanss=
bile Manufacturing So.
Mm. S. Mnoerion eegen emma Mc=
Clean.
ssreo @appel sesen bic etaot l1brids=
billie.
+. 9. Wistimen, Nomr., sesen &o=
bert s. Gent, Momr.
Sacob 9lfiolter sesen bas gomite
Der Sniurance 50.
Sirom s. Wsiller aeaen Sobn
grplpnlna II. u.
Tie gntiheipune, poour6 Orion
Gust bon Der praris als Nopotat aus=
ael6lolien niro. marc nit Der 3u1tm=
muna oe5 glnsetlasten anertannt.
ssolsenoe gntibeiouneen Der Gom=
mon pleas Court muroen umseHoben.
Sn ben proseiien:
Die Staot ubribsoille sesen s. 8.
0calea, Walenoernalter.
Sic Yeoples Sau= llno QeibgeiellI6aft
9esen s. 8. Sealea, Mahenperipalter.
Sm Common pleos @eridt fa,nen
folgenoe Gdlle CUR Grleoisuna:
yNilliam Sill 9egen s. 8. Sealea,
N'alienperwa!ter. geieelest unb Go=
lten be5ablt.
Sobn Siaeore sssen Sobn 8eioen=
bab uno 9lnoere. Nuf Softer oes
&ldgers foaeu aelaHen.
gvm. &. Sosp seaen temperance
&in1eD uno 9lnoere. Ser Seriht Der
@omTlildre uaro beitdti9t.
u. s. Sum9arbner IL. u. oegen
gBm. 3. Sbpmpipn II. u. Sem
&ldser wuroen s742. l3 sugeipro=
den uno gertauf angeoronet.
Sate @oabt ge0en %. $. 8osGt. |
@6eiheloung belpillst.
Meluinu Williams geeen 2emuel s. |
Willams. @beideioune bei!pillist uno
Ger Gldge,in puroe Elm Grunotif su |
ilrfm unterbalt ansepielen.
YerrD %. Gtemart ge9en Gaa
Stewart. g6eibeioung bemilligt.
2ouiia Mitdeu seseu bic Wilsus
Daroparc 50. Geigele0t.
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Sbr iolltet bic bnblben 9ofdent iber
bel Burniibes ieben su elm Cents.
5 uno 10 Gents. 81
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-08

yin fllrh:barer Sturm 1uhte am
Wontaa Baltimore hetm uno puroen
ourb oen1elben iiber 800 9duier ab9e.
oeft.
Gas Gleuelano 0enlal s Sr)tan 6eim
IN WeriailIes, ap., lit om Ntontag nit
einem gRole in Elm aroGes 9oipital per=
manoelt porben. giidt peniger als
"a perionen nit GinidIub Der Worne=
herin, 5rau Marp graoIorb, oeren
'Mtutter 6rau oldham uno cine Mulit=
lebrerin, Trau @lnoerper, lieeen franl
oarniecer uno brei bapnn ib,ueben sfpi=
lden Seben uno SOB. GaB Elm Wer=
alttun9sfall porlieat, unite, ltebt feinem
3ipeifel, alleiu Die glerste linD oariiber
llneinlg. ob oer!elbe bonn @enub ppn
&iirbis zpei ooer gDaltrs, mel6es su
lange in gltirDbren aeltal Den, berriibrt.
&ldter2ap erfldrte am Mcntae, oaR
Die 5rieoens=@omiIlian ale Souptfra.
gen erleoiat babe uno oab Der 6rieoens.
pertrdg IN orei poer pier Sogen uuter=
5eibnct luerben tpiirbe.
W}an ertpartet, Der Srisbsnspertrae
tperbe am samitaa unterseidnet.
Im Sienltag muroe Der oeutlde
Geihsta9 ourh ben &aiier erOffnet.
Graf BON Saleitrem, elm Gentrums.
man, murOe gum Prdlioenteu oes oeut=
fder NeihstuaS nit 279 ueucn 81
Stimmen erndltt.
eSa g9ilna. Der Sauptlfaot bes 9lei1=
nami9en rliliiben @Dupernelnents,
braA in Der Yloblhen etruupfmaaren=
fabrit Teuer alls. Die Hlammen pera
breiteten lib nit FOLDER Gbnellieteit,
bob Die meilten oer in Der 6abrit be-
i6dftiAten Grauen uno Mdoben. Inn
lbr Geben 81 retten, aus ben SenItern
iprangen. 9abei wuroen fiiniseGn bon
lbnen aetootet uno iiinISig idper Der,
lebt. 9tur iuenisen aelaug es, unper=
lebrt baoon5utommen.
Sn geumiinitsr, elmer 3iemlib be-
oel,tenoen Gabritltaot in Shlesmi9=
Dpllteln, tam e5 au beoentliben 2lrbe=
tertralpallen. Sic Sonballe uno Die
@eidsballen, slpei 2ofale. in oenen Ser
iammlun9en ltattfanoen, purben oemr-
lirt luo Die glusl6reitungen nabmen
iolhe Eimenlionen an, oaB Die po!isei
nladtlos mar uno gRannihafteu oes
Snfanteriereailnents go. l63, oas in
Neumiiniter liest, requirist me,oen
muBten. Die Sumultuanten muyben
Iblieblidh auseinanoer getrieben pobei
piele perlonen ourh @alonettitite Der,
lebt muroen.
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sSn ben Reaierunos- sdiffsboubofen

syn ben Reaierunas-e e6iffsbaubofsn
3u Gerrol. 5panien. brab Geuer aus,
melbes mebrere @ebdube serli6rte nno
eine grplofion bon bort aela3erten Sra,
naten beruriabie. Ser angeridtete
Sdaoen iit enorm unb wirb auf 4 Ulil-
lionen geietas Isl. 900, OO0) aefbdbt.
Sm Meerbuisn BON giseapa ain9 Der
britiibe Gampfer Clan D.umono"
unter, nobel 81 perionen umtamen
yin Der Wiinoung bes sSeniiei in On=
lihirien 1T eine grpeoition angetommen,
pelhe nod Dem Noropoliabrer Nnoree
luben mill.
Der Gtaat gquabor bat an9elbts
Der brobenoe,l 6altung Der benothbar=
ten Gtaaten Colombia uno Yeru ieinen
Yrdlibentsn Nlfaro auberorbentlibe
@elnalt Derlieben uno ibm bic 5ictatur
iibertra9en.
Der britilde sdooner rgillaoe geae"
aus Samaica 1T nit ieinem gapitdn,
pier U}atroien nno orei paiiaaieren bel
0rano eaplnan untergesanNeu. 9rei
Mann wuroen pou einem npripeeiIden
Dampfer eersttet.
Sur Sinoerllra Der Notb in gritiI6,
Weltinoien bat Die britiihe 8eolerune
.tlir garbaooes 10000 gio. Str, ct.
Vincent $4,000 4fo. Ctr. be,piaiat,
unb auBeroem jeoer Golpnie cine Mn=
lelbe bon $4,000 Yio. Gterl. bemillet.
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Cite 8citie int WorOcn @is=
contiuS.

gau Claire, Wis., 2. Ges. Gin
Wann Namens Dunn III Cameron be-
9ina geitern clue beitialiIbe Shat. Gei=
ne Trau 9enas bon einem &inoe. Gr
ielbit sina bin uno 5eioif lih. AIs ct
beimtamL ergriff er oos neueebprene
&ino, 5erlbn,etterte ibm bas 0irn ,mo
ipollte ieine Grau erpiiraeil, als Na1-
barn bin5utamen. gr wuroe feitges
nolnmen. berpunoete jebo1 porber oe,l
Moribal uno eilliae anoere leute mit=
telf &epOlperlbilien. ST iuurbc na1
Boron Ing 8efdn9niB abeefiihrt, um
81 perhilien, bab er gelpnht tpirD.
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Sober Gprreib o ND ems.

Gus -unlerm Stdbt6sn miillen mir
teioer bsribteu, Dob in ber leBten 3eit
Die gintro5nsr, ipie oielerorts our9 sabl=
reide 9isbsreien beimeeiu6t tperoen.
uno Die Siherbeit ben betpeslidem gi=
sentbum itebt bier sur 3eit iebr in
6rage. Sas Nusrauben BON 6iibner=
tdllcn II. /. ~. miro bier ais etpas
sans sepDbnli6es betro6tet.
Snoelien gelang es Der bieiisen puli=
sei lebte Wpbe oas Neit einer poblor=
saniiirten 9iebsbanoe aussubeben in.
Dem lie ncb tapferer Geoeniuebr lieben
Der betreiienOeu 8auoe oerbaf.en uno
in @emabrian brin9en fpnnten.
9ie Siebe batten ,br Sauptquartier
gang in Der 9fdbe Der Staot i'm @ebDlae
an Der ioeenannten Susorcreet aufse=
lbluser, BON NO Gus bieielben ,pdbreno
Der NadtSeit Ipltemotiid auf &aub aus=
9insen. llno als bieielben Dur1 Die
Yolisei iiberraibt muroen, fano man
IN ibrem yeiibe aeltoblene gbmaaren,
5pirituosn, Sabaf, eilberwaaren,
Repolper, Gdiebpuluer IL. I. ~.
Sic Gerbaiteten ,puroen unter js
$1,000 8ureibaft 9efeat, oa jeoob tei=
ner ocrieben cine iolbe autSubrinsen
permohte, wuroen iie idmmtlid Dem
@ountpsefdnsniB iibertuieIen. tpolelbit
lie iArer gefrafuna entsegenleben.
IS pdre geboten. i'm SntereIe ber
gIrger uno @ialpobner binlibtlib grD=
Berer Sihcrbeit fiir bier nno umsesenb.
Iiir Die betreHenoeu &aubaeiellen Dos
b5bfe Gtrafmab in 9lnmenoung Sll
b :in9ell, I'm ibnen oas 9anomert aui
Die Tauer Su !e9en.
Mittpob Na1ts lebter Wo9e bra1en
Siebe ourh Die 9iuterthiir in Die Wob=
nuna oes Germ 8Dttlieb Giin5i an ga=
nal Strabe oab,er, uno selangten llnse=
binoe,t in bas SDlafSimmer oeilelben,
uno tablen unter Ititnabme ieiaer
6oie aus ieiner Salbe bic Summe bon
$36 unb 90 Gts. 0on ben Eieben bat
man teiue Spur.
Sic Mmeriean 5in plate So. babier
Dot ibre 5biiren eefhloNen unb Die
@erte oorlduiis auf einise Sage aube,
Yetrieb aeiebt. Der Grano babon 1T.
tpie mir b6ren, bic &esuliruna Der Nm
aele9enbeit bebuTs ginperleibung in Der
beltebenoen, io9enannten 9lmereicar
Sin 9ruf, bem bis iebt bieies @eibdf
nod nibt anaeh6rte. @s iinb jeoot
Muslidten porbanoen, oab bas @eiddf
feline 9hdtisfeit balom0gl,hit miebel
aufnebmen miro. oa Denii3enoe Beitel=
lunaen eingelaufeu lino UNI bas Be'
iddft fur brei Monate i'm @ange al
balten.
| ctht fDfftef HE fiihld,en S nIhenf ifhp,
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Yolitii6es. !

Nm Wontas bat ber gonsreb feline
6ibuneen er6ffnet.
Gie Botidaft bes Yrdfibenten er3iblt
in unsefdbr suansia Spalten, mas ie-
hermann ipubte, uno cntbdlt teine 20
3eilen iiber oas, uas jebermann su err
fabren begier:u mar. (N. b. 49,
Yrdlioent Mcsfinlen bat aeIte,n bem
Senat berid)ieoene Grnennunaen unb
Seforoerunaen aur 9eitdtiaung eirge=
fbift, unter anoern bic yeforberuaa
ber Gontre=9lbmirdle @iniielo gcptt
sdlep unb Samplon uno Mnbere, ot=
rem Namen bereits fiber fhon publisirt
lparen. Sabei tonlmt jeoenfaus audi
bic SSra9e sur. GrorterunN, pomit
Gamplon feline BeIorberung iiber
Shlep peroient - ooer nift peroient
bat.
Die 8otihait bes YrdIibenten an ocn
GonareC. Die am Monntaa snr 0erle=
lllnu fam, lit lang uno - rli1tsioeeno.
Miit pielen Morten oriift lih Der 9rdli-
bent I'M bic Golonial= uub @rponlipns=
Nraae herlm, phne es al tpaaen isinen
Stanopunft flar sr itellsn. Sur in
leinen @mpfeblungen fir cine Nermeh=
rllng oes ltebenoen 6eeres aui 100000
Wann nno cine meitere Yerltdrtun9 Der
sSlotte tOnnen mir erleheu. on6 ct Die
Nusoebnung unieres @ebiets i'm Nu9e
bat.
Genatur Mareus Mlonso gamma.
.welder am Gonnerstag bon elmer @eiie
mad, Chicago. puielbIt ct besiglih .oes
prdloenten Muslanbpolitit bic 6ffent=
l,de: Meinrna tennen Iernen pollte,
nod Glepelano suriifaefebrt lit, bat
permoae bohlter gntihliebune funo
ltno su ,piIlen tubn lailen, baB Ohio
poroerbano ieinen ponaemoeenen Nn=
tbeil an politiiten vpHaumen" err
balten babe. 6tdrfer tonne er ben
Baum nit Dem belten Wilen niAt
fhiitteln.
Sie @rpaniions= politit pertrdet lib
pernunftgemdBer Beile 70 penig nit
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nie nit Der
G6ub50Qnerei. Die 9e,rpn 2oooe,
Dinalep uno @oniorten mcroen elmer
b61It atrobatilben 2aeif beoiirfen,
.un ibre alte 9lbIperrllltgs. 2ebre init
Dem neuen @uanaelium Der Nusoeh=
n,ln9 in ginflang 81 brinatn.
Il (. gl
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LIMITED LIABILITY JINGO"

LIMITED LIABILITY JINGO"
lit elm neuer poliiilber Ausoruf, Der
in WaIbinaton in llmlaufastommen lit
nno i'm Cabinet oes prl lioenten ieinen
llrfprung baben ioll. Gin Witelieo
oeS cabinets, 10 miro beri1tet, babe fir
bic GrwerblIng Der Ybilippinen ae-
itimmt, niAt neil er Die grwerbun9 fir
tpiinfdensiuettb Listt, ionocrn tpeit
nideinbar nihts anoeres iiblia blieb,
als iie sll nebmen uno lie gu bebalten,
big bic 3eit ben Me9 our Yeitimmung
i1res Gbidials seigen miiroe." 9tah=
benz Der getreifenoe in bie|em Gime ih
ausseiproheu. babe ct lid ieiblt sirRn
2lmiteo 2iabilitD SinAO" genannt. ei=
nen Smso Init beIbrdutter Ysrant=
mortlibtelt." Ser 9eri6terlatter
fiist b'nsu: .Die aimiteo Qiabilitp=
Singos perlpreden iebr sablreib gu
,peroen.
Gomit lit Der g.. 8. Sinao" elmer,
Der fir Die Mnnerian lit, ahsr fir ibre
Golgen niht perantmo,tlid isin min.
@r lueiB niht. mas nit oen neucn gr=
perbnnaen aeibeben ioll, aber er madt
ii6 aud teine Surge bariiber. gr
iinat .Wer M, Den lieben 8ptt ldbt
molten. .Rommt 3eit, tp,nmt Ratb"
- lit ieiner ftaatsmdnniiben Meisbeit
Gdlub. Mit einem Mort: er lit ell
- llnoerantlportliber Singo.
Dieie Sinao=Slalle biirfte lid aller=
binss als iebr aablreib ermeiien. @iel=
leidt entpuppt Iih iogar Ger arobe
Staatslnann McRinlep als ibr Sbsr=
iter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-08
BufIenS Nrutfa @albe.

Die bette Sa!b. in Der We!t fir
shnittmunoen, Geibuiire, 6alaflub,
Giebermunben, Nusi6las, ailfseiprun-
gene 0dnbe, Groltbeulen, 9iibnerausen
uno ale 9ausausIdldse, iouie iie be-
1timmt SdmorrboiOen 1eilt. sic tpiro
sarantirt, Die bette 3ufriebenbeit gu se-
ben, ober oas Welo miro auriifseeeben.
preis Is Gents per Sdadtel bel 0. 8.
Willicr & 5oln.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-08
Sin Nols m Non .@tro6e

Gin 6aus OIL &an @traBe, ae=
baut IN 1897. 1T sn bertaufen ober
auf Garmlano Su perbanoeln. SIN
9auie limb 5 Mobn;imlner, Elm Baoe=
uno Elm Speiisainlmer. Geller unter
BEN aanien 0auie nit .einem DIen our
9ei3ung oes 0auies. Mnf Der GOT lit
Elm gutter Brunnen, Stpei giiternen quite
Jrnhtbdnme unO Stalungen.
Dabio Maurer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-08

7 Sin banbfeIes Meib ldeint Grail
-Marp Miller BON 9iffin, g., gu iein,
bapon tonn Ronifabler q. S. 6. Smith,
per einiae OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
confis3iren ipolte, 3eu9nib ableseil.
Gie pri9elte ibn tpinbelwei9.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-04
New York Produce Market.

New York, March 3.-Flour-Inactive,
demand being checked by the high prices
asked. Wheat-Spot steady; No. red,
store and elevator, s1.0sh, (. o. b., afloat
to arrive; No. / northern Duluth, M1SA,
o. b., ahoat to arrive; No. hard Mani
toba, s1l2&, spot, 1. o. b., afioati NO. 1
hard Duluth, 1.3i%, (. o. b., afloat to ar
rive; options opened firm and bahc.
higher, but developed considerable irreg-
ularity; near months advanced on Clique
support and reduction of the Spanish duty
on wheat, closing ssa%c. net higher, al
though somewhat off from the top; late
deliveries affected by bearsh crop news,
weakened and closed ssaSsc. net lower;
No. 2 red, March, sl06alal.07A, closed
nW; May, S1.0l3sa1027s. closed Sl.Ol%;
July, 92lsa93hc. Corn-Spot firm; NO. z
327sc.; options opened steady and ad-
vanced, closing firm at 1ac. net advance;
May, 35Aa35kc.. closed 35lac; July, 369sa
36%c, closed 3G5sc. Oats--Stronger; No.
2, 311ac.; No. 3, 31c. No. white, 33c.; No.
white, 3shc.; track mixed, western, 3llaa
33c.; track white, S3a39c; options firm;
May. closed 307sc Beef-F'irm. Cut Meats
Steady; picked bellies, 5%a7c.; do. shoul-
ders, iAc.; do. hams, 73dc. Butter-Fiim;
western creamery. 15a20Mc.; do. factory.
11a14iac.; imitation creamery, 1SiRal1c.; {;
state dairy. 13a17c: do. creamery, l4a2Oc.
Chsese-Easy: large white, September,
SEC; small S%ac.; large colored. Septem-
Der, Siac. small do, SAa9c.; large Octo-
ber, SaS4c.; small october, SAaSRc.; light
skins. Cache; part skins, 4a5i2c.; full
skins, 2a3c. Eegs-Steady; state and
Pennsylvania, 13Ac.: western fresh, l2&c;
southern, 12Aa13c. Tallow--Steady; city,
35sc. country. 3&c. Petrolcum.-Nominal; ;
refined New York, $3.50; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, $5.S5; do. in bulk, s3.3j.