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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-06-24
ONE OF DoDGK'S STORIES.

DIR. Lord, formerly of Boston, was a
resident of the west for about six
years. During his first years, he was
extensively engaged in buying wool,
and, on one occasion, becoming
little bewildered with the multiplicity
of crooked roads over the broad
prairies. he rode up to a small cabin,
enclosed in a cluGp of locust trees,
and hailed whiteheaded boy, perched
ON the top of "a hen coop, with:
Halo, boy"
Il reckon you are Ii stranger?n was
the response.
Look here, sonny
- ain your sonny
NO, you ain / MY sonny, but you
will jump down and come here, and
I'll give you dime
The boy sprang as if alighting from
wasp's nest, and coming up to the
stranger exclaimed:
"Well, old hoss, what is it!n
Il have lost my way and don know
where l am. Can't you tell me?"
Yes. You are sitting on that
boss"
Mr.. Lord laughed at the boys wit
and handed him the dime.
The boy took the money. and look
upon it with Mingled feelings OF
wonder and delight, ana said:
Il reckon you must have q power of
money"
"Why so?'
"Cause you slather it away So"
whats your fathers name" in
uuired Mr.. Lord.
bill jerks" was the reply,
"Ah, yes. know him." exclaimed
Mr.. Lord. He grows wool, don't
he?'
mo, but his sheep daz."
elf you knew me, my lad, you
would be more respectful in your re-
plies. am u friend of your father.
NY name is Lord"
"Oh, yesI' exclaimed the astonish-
ed and delighted lad. II have heard
pap read about you in the Bible, y
and starting for the house on dead
run, he bawled out at the top of his
voice, IN other, mother, the Lord is
out here on horseback, and has lost
| his WAY -
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-06-24
BODI AND SOUL.

The body is the temple of the soul,
too often its prison-house. 1t has its
laws, and if they are violated it knows
of no principle of atonement, but
claims its utternost farthing. Neglect
of health, unwise regimen, insufficient
sleep, over-taxed powers, all tell on
the spiritual part of US, and make
their protest felt, often by utter pros
tration of the nervous power. A
Christian sometimes goes to his clergy
man for advice when he ought to go
to his doctor; or, still better, learn to
take care of himself. The Lord Of
Nature and the Lord OF the Bible is
one Lord. When we obey Him entire
ly, and recognize all His authority,
then, and then only, do we honor Him;
then, and then only are we really capa-
Bile Of JOY.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-06-24
VOL. XLIII---NO "a
IN THE HEAT OF BATTLE.

That young American officer Cap
tain f.iip 1ictiiliu, who commanded
the Chinese Li.ttieship Chen Yuen, at
the engagement of the Nalu River,
gives = vivid picture of an adventure
which befell him III the heat of the
fight, 40 adventure that we'll illus
trateS The horror OF q modern naval
battle. The snip was ablaZe eight
time from the bursting Of the shells
fired from the heavy guns of the
japanese cruisers, which penetrated
the armor plates.
Nearly half Vi my entire crew was
disabied,' says Captain McGriffin,
and in helping personally to put out
the last OF these fires, | was badly
wounded. The blaze was forward
on the forecastle. and there was such
fierce fire sweeping the deck between
1t and the tore-barbette that the officer
whom l ordered to go and put it out
declared is to be impossible to get
there alive. was obliged to 60 my
self.
calling for volunteers, | got several
hardy fellows. The lire was on the
port side, and as the sJarboard fore
harhette gun was firing across that
SIDE, | sent orders fer it to fire only on
the starboard side. But as bad luck
would have it, the gunner who receiv-
ed the order had his head shot off lust
after | had gone forward, and his sue
cessor had not heard the order.
As stopped to pick up the hose, a
shell or fragment passed between my
wrists, grazing both of them. Snort
ly afterward, l heard loud explosion
and saw brilliant light behind me.
| was knocked down and lay uncon-
scious for while-how long | do not
know. l believe it was the flame from
the gun which l had ordered to be
fired only on the starboard side; but
it may have been a shell exploding,
though if so | ought to have been
blown to pieces.
Il was badly burnt, and when l
came TO myself l sat leaning on my
elbow and was looking almost down
the tube OF the great gun, which was
pointing straight at me. l saw the
muzz!e move little to one side, then
to the other, then up a little, then
down; | knew that the gunner was
taking aim, and / waited for what in
my daza2 condition seemed years-a
fraction Of a second, no doubt-for
the gun to fire and blow me to atoms!
Then it suddenly occurred to me to
make an effort. l rolled over on my
side quickly, and by great good for
tune fell down a hatchway, some
eight feet or so, on heap of debris,
which broke my fall.
As l fell | heard the deafening roar
OF that big gun over my headn'
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-06-24
The EGISAND NTELLIGENCEE.
IL Published Erery FriGGy6y
FRANK e. GORRELL.
A Year I'm sdyan ce

Transient 4drertisenents.- Square, 3
insertions or less S1.50. Each subsequent in
sertion % cents. Longer advertisements in
the same proportion. A space equal to six
lines makes square. Figure work double
price.
Obituaries and Personal Communications
will be inserted at 10 cents per line.
Yearly Advertisements at Special Rates.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-06-24
Rneti1al.
MARYLAND MI MARYLAND,

The civil war was in its infancy. State afte
State had seeded and 1t Was confidently ex
pected throughout the Southlsnd that Mary
land would follow their example. The Legls
lature was in session at Frederick, and al
ordinance of secession was daily looked for
when Mr.. James X. Randall, of Maryland, theI
q resident of New Orleans, wrote the song
We give it in its entirety as originally written
II was prohibited during the war, but gloriousl!
survived the prohibition, and gave our Stat,
the tune which has almost become national.
The despot's heel is ON thy shore,
Maryland. My Maryland!
His touch is at thy temple door,
Maryland! My Mary land.
Avenge the patriotic gore
That tiecked the streets OF Baltimore,
And be the battle-queen of yore,
Maryland! My Maryland.
Hark to thy wand ring sons appeal.
Maryland! My Maryland.
Ny Mother State. To thee kneeI.
Maryland! My Maryland.
For life and death, for woe and veal,
Thy peerless chivalry reveal,
And grid thy beauteous limbs with steel.
Maryland! My Maryland.
Thou wilt not cover in the dust,
Maryland! My Maryland.
Thy beamng sword shall never rust.
Maryland! My Maryland!
Remember Carroll's sacred trust!
Remember Towards war-like trust,
And all thy slumbers with the just,
Maryland. My Maryland.
Come. It's the red dawn of the day,
Maryland! My Maryland.
Come. with the panoplied array,
Maryland. My Maryland.
With RingRold's spirit for the fray.
With Watson's blood at Monterey,
With fearless Lowe and dashing May,
Maryland! Ny Maryland!
Dear mother, burst the tyrant's chain,
Maryland! My Maryland.
Virginia should not call in vain,
Maryland! My Maryland!
She meets her sister on the plain,
"Sic Semper," IT'S the proud refrain
That battles minions back amain,
Maryland! My Maryland!
Come. for thy shield is bright and strong,
Maryland! My Maryland!
Come! for thy dalIiance does thee wrong,
Maryland! Ny Maryland.
Come to thy own heroic throng,
That stalks with Liberty alone,
And ring thy dauutless slogan song
Maryland! Ny Maryland.
seek the blush upon thy check,
Maryland! My Maryland!
For thou vast ever bravely meek,
Maryland! My Maryland.
But 10. there surges forth q shrek
From hill to hill, from creek to creek
Potomac calls to Chesapeake!
Maryland! My Maryland!
Thou wilt not not yield the vandal toll,
Maryland. My Maryland!
Thou wilt not crook to his control,
Marylandl My Maryland.
Better the fire upon thee roll,
Better the shot the blade, the bowl,
Than crucifixion OF the soul,
Maryland! My MarylandI
hear the distant thunder mum,
Maryland! My Maryland.
The Old Line bugle. fife. and drum,
Maryland, My Maryland,
She is not dead, not deaf, nor dumb,
HuEga. She spurns the northern scum!
She breathes She burns! She'll come,
She'll come,
Maryland. My Maryland!
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-06-24
MOLLEE'S RESIGNATION.

Eyes" declared Mollie Cranshaw,
Il nave made up my mind to go to
war il my husband must go. | shall
be Il nurse. 1t will be no worse for
me than for him, and l would much
rather endure the hardship of camp
life than suffer the anxiety that 1
would not be able to escape if he were
at the front and l were left at home"
As the sweet little woman finished
speaking, says the Cleveland Leader,
there came blood-curdling veil from
the direction of the kitchen, and Mrs
Cranshaw turned pale. What if those
awful Spaniards had
Bit Just then the cook tore madly
through the dining-room, yelling:
ION, murder, murder! Pm killedm
Moliie Cranshaw took one look at
the half-severed thumb which the
cook was waving at her, and then
there was q thud. When the doctor
succeeded in getting the lady restored
to consciousness she feebly asked:
Where am |? What has happen
edy''
The cook nearly cut off one of her
thumbs with the butcher knife" said
her husband, ''and you tainted"
"Alfred,n said Mollie Cranshaw,
afterward, you will not think | don't
love you just as dearly as ever did,
ii tell you that l guess l shall not go
as nurse, after all with your"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-06-24
VARIETIES.

Stand with anybody that stands
right. Stand with him while he is
right and part with him when he
goes wrong.
We sleep, but the loom of life
never stops; and the pattern which
was weaving when the sun went down
is weaving when it comes up tomor-
row.
We should manage our fortune as
we do our health-enioy it when good,
be patient when it is bad. and never
apply violent remedies except in an
extreme necessity.
A man can no more be Christian
without facing evil and conqueringit,
than he can be a soldier without going
to battles and encountering the enemy
in the field.
Home, is home, if it only holds a
venerable mother, or little child, or
any being who is dear and fond and
true. Thank Sod for it and cling to
it as to very life.
-Adversity exasperates fools, detects
towards, draws out the faculties of
the wise and Industrious, puts the
modest to the necessity of trying their
skill, awes the onulent, and makes
the idle Industrious.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-06-24

Great occasions do not make
heroes or towards; Cuey simply unveil
them to the eyes of:men. Silently
and imperceptibly, as we wake or
sleep, we grow and wax strong, We
grow and wax weak; and at last some
crisis shows us what we have become.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-06-24
JOHN A. YOUNG,
PRACTICAL
Matchmaker and ODdCial

Twenty two years as watch repairer, 8
years apprentice. one year under instructions,
316 years a foreman and the balance of my
time in business for myself, during q Il this time
have made study of "optics," fitting Spec
tacles and Eye Glasses properly, as they should
be fitted.
The lenses are ground to their proper axis
and are fitted and adjusted by myself in Spec
tacles and Eye Glasses of Gold, Silver, Nickel,
Steel, Rubber or Zylonite frames, and am re-
sponsible myself for all mistakes.
In fitting Lenses to the eye my speciality is in
Myopia, Hyperopia, Presbyopia and Astigma-
tism, which are near-sighted, far-sighted. old
sighted and poor sighted. Nearly all cases of
astigmatism cen in children, causing pain in
the " rubbing of the eyelids, pain above the
eyebrow adache, letters running together,
sc. Rave a complete set of Instruments and
test cards which l use to correct the sight in the
young as well as in the old c. middle-aged.
refer to DR.. VIM. 8. Richardson, DIR. z.
Hall Richardson, DIR. W. B, Aunnikhuysen and
DIR. ]. Ward Scott.
JOHN A. YOUNG,
18mh Main Street, Bel Air. Nd.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-06-24
HOW IT HAPPENED.

Look here, young man." said the
druggist.
The clerk did bot have to be told
that he had made a mistake. He knew
it long before. Indeed he had figured
il out for himself and was able to tell
Just how il happened.
"You charged only - cents for this
prescription, asserted the druggist,
land the regular price is ST."
Il admit it, said the clerk. 1.-THE
fact is WAS ratified. You see, made
IA ltasty calculation as to the cost of
the ingredients, and the result was
cents instead of as it should have
been. That is how it happened.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-06-24
THE OLD MAN ITAS PATRIOTIC.

\ prodigal son, stranded in Texas,
after many fruitIess appeals to the
home folks in Georgia for money,
wrote:
Father, il you don't send me SEQ
by return mail, shall enlist in the
army and die fighting"
70 this his patriotic parent replied:
Dear John: Go ahead and enlist
If you die for your country, the
government will bury you; l can't
afford 10. -
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-06-24
WOES or VAR.

\ woman know has u brother in
camp at Chickamauga, and fired by
the older woman'S stories of how we
used TO send comfort boxes to the
soldiers more than thirty years ago,
she wrote to her brother, asking him
what he and his comrade stood most
in need of. His answer came Thurs
day. 1t was brief, but full of mean
ing to every officer who has suffered
from the modern girls brass button
craze.
Dear sister," it ran. "Send me
safety pins. rve just met fifteen
new girls.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-03
Stltgrapbii4t 9epei4el1.
SWIAmp.
Go,tsreRberb erbanol1mSelt.
9ra,lerfeier.
Mafbin0ton, %. Mpril.

2S Dln9ton, 70. Nprll.
Senat. Das 2apitol tpar beute
nit 9rauerab,eiden berieben. Die
Jabne auf bent 8ebiuoe mar aui
Qalbnait aesoaen uno i'm 9an3en
Senatsfliigel ,uaren 9rauerabseiden
anaebradt. I'm IL ll6r Witta9s
puroe Der Genat aur Sronun9 9eru=
fen. I'm ieinem Mitalieoe. benz am
Tonnsrsta9 Nabmittaa Uerltorbenen
'Senator Go,uaro @arp Waltball BON
Miiiiilippi ben iiblihen 9ribut Der
9ldtuns uno Yerebruna 3u soaen.
9aus. Tas Qaus nabm bsute
:auf brin9enoes Nerlanaen oes Yrali'
ocnten uno hss &rieasminiiters Die
,9eeres= =&eor9aniiationsnorla9 an, oa
aber Der Seuat nidt in Sibuug blieb.
.tpiro bic 0orlaee crit nd1te Wohe al
ben prdIioenteu 9eben. Sic 9emo.
iraten ipraden Die Yefiir9tuns aus.
has itebenbe Seer tonne ourh bic Sor=
laae in Irieoen:3e;ten Dermebrt uer=
ben. aber elm 3uiab Yailep's, tuelder
allen 3lueife! in oieier 9iniidt aus
benz gYe9e rdunlte. iuuroe BON 9ull
acceptirt uno bic Yorla9e aing elm.
itimmi9 burb. Die WorlaSe brinat
bic Stdrte Der sSnfanterie auf 81. 800
Mann. Der GaDallerie auf $4,000
Mann, Der 9rtillsrie auf l6,475
iWiann. oes Snaenieurcorps auf 752.
iauiammeu 81, 600 Mann. Sie Sfii-
3iere ueroen um $50 permebrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-03

pettiaretp Iebte auseinanoer. oab bic
He9isruno ben Snoianern smiihen
s5O0.00O uno 5000. 900 besablt babe
uno DAB Der Yetras. I'm ben es iid IN
Der Yill banole, iueniaer als 50, 900. 600
betra9e. IS tpliroe Ginwanb erbOben.
luorauf bic Yorlase suriidSele9t lpuros.
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&uSIanO.
g pa nen.

2onoon, 25. Mpril.
IS lInterlie9t taum einem 3peifel,
baB Der ipaniihe SOrpsooidser vguoas"
nab 6errol Ooer Gaois sshen mirb, oa
ibm nod uiel 81 elmer olitdnoissn
&risssausriiltuns fsblt.
Sonbpn, 25. gpril.
Wiau slaubt. mad elmer Wslouug
bon ben tapusrOiiben Suieln. oaB Die
lpauil1e 6lotte beltte bon bort abgebt.
Wtaorio. 26. Npril.
e llbr glbeuos.)
Seute 9lbeno belt Der cardinal 81.
riacO y SerDas bon Spleoo cine patrip.
tilbe Heoe. in Der er bic ,,Ginigtsit
auaelibts oes 6einoes prizes uno in iei.
mem uno oes Observation-Disclosures BON
GallGoOlio 9tamen ertllrte, Dab Tie
yeioe on ben in Der Sbronreoe Der G0=
ni9in alsaeoriiften 8siinnunaen felt-
blelten. Sieies SOraeben Der 0eit.
Iibtelt flnoet 9roBen Seiiaa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-03
9ubuque Sowa 9enaag, ben 3. Ma 1898. Mo 1897.

oerla9e erlitten babe. gs miro oies als
eine bloBe MutbmaBuns anseisbsn. oa
aug oem bisberiaen &oten,ue6isl niht
auf cine osrarti9e Yswsgun9 81 iblies
ZEN III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-03
Gro i britannien n.
Cine itbeiubar ri9tisc Nnii6t iiber
Spuniens &riess>1aftii.
9 0 II BON, 25. Mpril.

2onoDn, 25. glpril.
Der 9lomiral Sir George elliot.
friibsrsr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in gorts.
mouth uno elmer Der au9eiebenten bri.
tiihen glomirale. bat iit benz GOrre=
iponoenten zines 9tem Dorfer Slattes
aeaeuilber iiber bic wabrIbeinlihen
Yldne Der ipaniidsn SlOtte fol9ens
oermaben 9eduBert:
.Watriheinlid tpirb Spanien ben
sluariii auf bic Sorts BON Sapana bon
Seiten Der ameriianiideu 6lotte rubis
9eitatten; ebenio elmer Sruppenlan.
ouns aui Der Siioiiite Der Snisl nihts
in ben gDe9 leasn. neil es auf oas
selbe ,sieber als Yunoesseno6en rcd.
net. Damn miro Spanien feline be.
felti9ten Yldbe bertbeioisen ba es
aber. wie idb bore. in Sapana an Sez
bensmitteln mansslt. 70 wi!roe bic
bprti9e 0arniiOn balo in Gotb gsra=
then. luorauf bic ipaniihe 6lotte er=
Ibeinen Wiiroe, I'm bic Slofaoe Su
brsbsn; bann aber luiiroe bort Der
&f sur See itattiinoen. Nas 1T
neiue 0or0usia9un8."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-03
8 on b n, 90. gpril.

@eaen Der Tsrbaftuns mebrerer
gn9ldnoer auf Guba. ipelbe beiduloiSt
,puroen. ameritaniide Spione 81 iein,
limb unterbanolunasn er0iinet uOroen.
bic ben 3tuef baoen. britiide llntertba-
nen nit einem britiidsn &riessi4in
abSuholen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-03

alud Die Mannlbaftsn Der iibrisen
yrl'en meroen Bis auf @eiteres an
goro gebalten unb bon isbsm @ertsbr
NIT oem Setlanoe absei9nitteu
lperoen.
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Cts
&mxet,th,trger Gnsette"

Ea4xEt,th,tr9er Gnsctte"
frfaetnt ieb.n 1temstas uub fOitet untsr
Z }DOronsbsaabtuns fur bic Der etaatsu aao
Ganaho;
SahrIid(. 90 Salbiabrlia... -e1.00
V Nadb europa portufret
Maiisu boraasbesablt msrbsn):
Sabrltdb. b........-s2.5Oi 9aIbiabrIida.. -s1.sS
Gorrejpoubenaen unb Iittteilnngen ma1en
batettemS bis Jrsitag Wcrsen penn fe IN
her ndd5ftex Nummsr Nuinabme ftnben ionea.
slaoeIaabt tperoem. Wreic obne unteri&rift
Uerben aidt berudfbti9t.
~ glnr fur Gelber. bic pee seett4stefsu
S3siet sser oeIo oampeitmmo Money Order
aeiaubt psrben abernebmsu mir biz Ueraut.
UcstIt&sstt
q: =: 2sse s'sr'fp0aS'n'sn u. I. to. asr.fa..
':LUxEHBURGER GAZETTE,
Dubuque, Iowa
0o G6e BET 6. uua Sotpa.S State.
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lpretIs Der Aassefae.t.

Seber 3oH ber gpaIte per Sahr .,-.,.......-$12e
6 Wlpnofe, 400
Wsuuats......... 600
@r5Sere Museiseu btQigss
2pcaI.Npti3eR:
SIR iebe 3eile grsoisr oosr hereu *aa1 >as
este Waal Is Gents.
Seiratbs. unb aoossanasssa NIT SD1sAN -
pbne SprRb SlQ0
Mn,eisen. Die BEN Ssife Der tatSoItiAss 3ssAe
Iu,ptSer fno finbeu feius aufnabmA
2ln,eieen ienoe man fp1te
tens am 1fIonta9 Nee
gen Elm.
Sok1 1ktetteu nller Nrt prompt ulo 01lo
ausssiabrt
Cifite: Gte Der s. uuo Sona.s strass.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-03
Smei Mrnatc bcs &ricecs iucrocn uns
100000 foften.
gH q bjratDu. 90. WbriT.

wa Dtr9 ton, ~. Wprtl.
Ser ShaBamtsistret6r bat beute BON
oem SetretGre Der &rie9sabtbeilun9 Die
IblbdBun9en Der SSeblbetrdae in ben
3Tidullen erbalten pelbe Die 4rie9sab=
tbellung in Saufe Der 3,psi Iauienoen
Wonate oes i6lieBenoen 6istaljabres
beollrfen luiro. Sie Seblbetrdge be.
lauTen Ii9 auf $34. .Ol9. 337.
Sn ielnem Sriefe ia9t Setretir NIser
oab Die 6on9reBatte melbe an %. uno
70. Mpril 1898 gutSebeibsn ipuroen
uno luelhe Die Ginberufuna elmer Srei=
pllllaen=9lrmee beitimmt uno auglei1
reaulare 9lrmee auf &risssfub fel
olele 3unabme Der Helbausaaben fiji,
Die Organization, ben unterbalt rno
Die Snltanoba!tuns Der ueuen 3riess=
trdIte benOtbiat.
Die peri6ieoeuen Seblbetrdae in ben
3u'billlen meIbe perlanst uerosn, lino
(Obne WuQdbe Der Seuts) mie fplat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-03

Siele NbibdBuua tpelbe oem Son.
9relle beute ilbermittelt purbe 1T abio-
Int unabban9lg BON ben $500, 600. 90
welbe man oem Yrdlioenten fir Ne.
tbeioi9unsssluete erlaubt bat. bieies
Ssl9t an, oaB bis gum ndbiten l.. Suli
1898 (tuei MOuate) Die bermebrten
aussabsn, oes &rieges ueseu. Iit auf
ettpa $50, 600. 600 belaufen weroen.
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G II b a..
8laneu balt ii6 fder.
Sabana, 20. glpril. bio
NouoOu. 26. 9lOril. {

Gsneralcapitdn Slanco bat Der Ie.
aierung in Waorio telearapbiid er.
tllrt. oaB oas ipanilbe Gjeiduaoer ana
oerswo perwanot meroen tonne, oa er
i'm Stdnoe lei, Sapana pbue Inter.
ltiibuus Der Glotte 81 oertbeioisen.
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9ie &rie8serfl
DafbinQton. 25. Mpril.

Wa bin9ton. 20. Mpril.
0aus. Tas Mbaeoronstenbaus
nabm beute bic WDrlaae. ipelde ertldrt.
baB Grie9saufanb 3,ui!den ben Ser.
Gtaaten unb benz &0niarei4 Spanierl
berri4t. auf cine 94eiie an. tpelde II,
Der 9ansen Mslt Ginbrud MAIDEN fann.
Sic Nertreter bon iiebsig Millionen
Menfben iiimmten obne elm Q8ort Der
Sebatte. pbne cine perneinenbe Stimme.
Dbne Yerleiuna Der Namenliite. aber
nit poqem YeritdnoniB bon Der Srag=
tueite bes sdrittes, fir bic Yorlaae.
eSn elmer Winute uno einunoDiersi9
.Setunben mar 9llles ab9emaht. Tas
9aus berietb 9eraoe iiber einen @abl=
fall uno maAte einfad cine Yauie. um
&riae 3u ertldren. IS luar llbr 20
Min. als 9loams Inn allaemeine 3u=
ftimmung CUR Yeratbuna Der Yorlaae
eriudte. iuelhe Grieas,ufanb striiden
bet Ser. Staaten llnb benz &0ni9reih
.Gpanien ertlart. Seine Stimme tpuroe
baaesen laut: Die 8orlaae iuuroe per=
!e,en. Sle lailtete iple fol9t:
9iermit lei beidlpiien.
Grifsns, paB biermit etilart lperbc,
bak ,wii&em ben Der. staatcn nno
bem StGnisrcib Gpanien 4riess,u>
ttanb berri@t umo ie;t bem 21. April
seberridJt fat.
3meitems. oaR oer NrGfbent Der
Wer. Staaten biermit anseuieien uno
crma@tist ,ueroc, bic seiammte 3anos
uuo seema@t oes 8nnoes 81 benuten
mno bic @ili3 Der beri@ieoenen staas
ten. 70 peit es nStbis 1T. gum ~irflis
den Sienite bes BumoeS ein,ubsru=
rufen. um oieie aete aus,nfabren.
Yei Der Mbitimmuns ert0nte ein lau.
tes Sa Damn ,purbe bic Weratbung
bes @ablfaaes fortaeiebt.
Sie &riessReuersE Eorlaee.
Waibin9ton. 90. gpril.
9aus. - Tie allaemeine 0ebatte
iiber bic &rieSsiteuer.yorla9e aelanats
heute Mbeno. nadosm 81 Gtunoen
lans &eoen 9ebalten waren. gum 9lb-
fhluNe. Ser bsuti0en Debate man=
aslte es an 0eiH unb Sntersile. llsber
bic Steuerpara9rap6en ipuroe tpeni9
Qeia0t. 9ie 9smotraten isBtsn ibre
Mn9riiie auf bic Wonoaus9abe fort
nno ainaen fur bic Gintommeniteuer
in's 3eua. 2ebtere tuuros bon ben
Mepublitanern ldderlih 9emadt.
9ie 1lottenetats Norlase.
@a binaton. 90. Mpril.
Senat. -S Sn Der beuti9en Sc.
natsiibuna ,uurbe Der Weribt Der Con.
feren,ausi4iilie iiber bic Glottenetat.
fra9e unterbreitet uno 9utQebeiben.
Sic Dur&fiibrun9 Der Yorlaae Wiro
einen Rofenauiwanb bon etpas iiber
$57, 200. 900 peyuriaAen. Gon1ti9e
0ef@dite bon aQaemeiner @i9ti9ieit
puroen nidt erleoiat.
Yetti0re,0 bon Siio'Natota rief cine
Blu auf fur bic gDiebereiniiibrun9 Der
3allun9 Der Sabresaeloer an bic
Gi1eton' unb 9Dbapeton.Yanoen ober
bic Siour=Snbianer.
Maiion (Solua) par aeasn bic Mab=
reGel unb iaate. CT lei nitbt norbereitet.
cine Bill nod iur3er 9lntiinoi9un9 er=
ipd9en 81 laiien. bel Der es iib um
mebrere 9lillionsn Dollars banble.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-03
~ a bin9ton. 8. g.. !
25. Qlpril. {

9as 6rieasbepartelnent bat bic ein=
3elnen Staten auf9e!oroert. ben auf
lie fallenben She'll au benz aus l25. 900
damn beltsbenoen GreiwiQiaenbsere au
feltn.
Sol9enoe Tcpeihe uurbe al bic
00Wpsrueure oer sinaeluen Staaten uup
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-03
M a orib, 90. 9lpril.

8eneraltapitdn 8lanco tslsarapbirt.
oab ein ameriianiI&ss &rieasishiii &C..
aeniiber bon Dimas, YrOpiu3 pinar
bel Rio aui ben @runb 9eratben lei
uno oab bic anoersn Shiiie bemiibtsn.
ss wisosr lstt 1u ma3sn.