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Evening journal., 1898-07-01
ASSESSMENT TABLE.
Amounts of Tax to Be Paid
BY Each Hundred.
wILMINGTON's BIG SHOWING

FIGURES WHICH SHOW THE AS
SESSED VALUE OF THE COUN-
TY'S REAL ESTATE AND STOCK.
TAX RATE FIXED AT SIXTY
CENTS.
Yesterday afternoon the Levy Court
ADOPTED the following assessment and
tax table for 1898:
White Clay Creek-Real estate, ST.
O57145; stock. s49,91S; total assess
ment, 81 ,1O7 ,O6S; county tax, S5,5S5.3l;
poor tax, $117O6; capitaticn, s464.5O;
total tax, $71O6S7.
Blackbird-Real, s674, ,76S; stock, $7i,
7O3; total, s746,471; county tax, SS-
1926; poor. s746.47; capitation, 1924;
to;4i tax, s4.7O2S2.
Brandywine-Real, $2,251.S25; stock,
$Ss, ,155; total, $2,S4O.sSO; county tax,
$11. .7O4.sO; poor, $2,S4O9S; capitation,
$500; total tax, s14,7S5.S8.
Appoquiniminlc--Real, $500, ,2S3 stock,
s57, ,S64; total, 1864, ,147; county tax, $4.-
S2O.7S; poor tax. sS64.14; capitatlon,
s392.5O; total tax, $5,577S7.
Christianar-Real, s2,4OS ,4S7; stock,
ss7 ,OS4; total, s2,5O5,571; county tax,
81 .7S5; poor, $25O5.57; capitation,
S7175s; total tax. s15,75O.92
Red Lon-Real, 5000 ,914; stock, $685.
4s6; total, 1865, 1850; county tax, s4,-
S26.75; poor tax, s965.35; capitation
tax, $37l; total tax, $6,16S1O.
F~Loader-Real, $1,OO9,959 stock
sS2,146; total, s1,O91 sos; county tax
| So, ,457.42; poor tax, s1,O91.5O; capita
ton, sSO5.5O; total tax, s6.S54.52.
Mill Creek-Real, S1,76O,S44; stock
s1O1 ,O7O; total. s1S6l ,9l6; county tax
ss,SOs5S; poor s1,S61.s1; capitaticn
S6145O; total, S11,7S5.99.
st. Georges-Real, s2,O46,5S6; stock
SIPS, ,4Sl; total, s2,174,s67; county tax
SIC, ,S74S3;; poor tax, $2,17496; capita
ton, 1925; total, s13,6757s
New Castle-Real, $2595,S ,S51; stock
, s65, ,114; total, s2,66O,965; county tax
$1s, ,3O4.S2; poor tax, s2,66O.96; capita
3 tion, s1,1145O; total, s17.OSO.2S.
wilmington-Real, s2S, ,414, ,127; stock
r s1d1, ,745; total, $2S. .525, ,S72; county tan
s142. .629.S6; poor tax s2S,525.S7; cap
? tation, $1O,749; total tax, S1S1,9O4.2.
= Totals for county-Real estate, $43
9S5, ,141; stock, 1909 ,666; total asses
? ment s44,Si4.sO7; county tax, s224,22i
poor tax, s4,4S4.47 capilatiCn, Slb,-6
! total tax levy, S2S5,S3777
Wilmington Coiored prof.
g erty, s29s, $50; negro school tax &c
Wilmington hundred, sS94.5O; for wa
Y mington hundred only.
s The tax rate was fixed at sixty cent
L on the 500; fifty cents for county an
9 ten cents for poor purposes.
g. Mr.. Rodney having advised the Lev
u Court that application of count
5 money to the support Of private char
Il ties is unconstitutional, all charitab
e. institutions, including the Ferris Il
g dustral School, vii be cut off the a.
y preparation list.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01
EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON
PARK.

Great preparations are being made
by the Washington Park Fxeursion
Company for the excursion to the park
on the Fourth of July. The beat leaves
King street wharf at $50 a. m. Re
turning, leaves the park at 1880 a. m,
giving an opportunity to see all the at
fractions, which include The Bombard-
nent Of Manila" the Electric Foun-
tain, the wonder of the century, with
It's living pictures and far-famed dane
ing girls, the Ferris Wheel, from which
a view OF the country for fifty miles
can be obtained; the chutes, mystic
maze, toboggan, carouseis, etc. The
famous band Of Cleveland, Ohio, Lib
erad, the greatest cornetist in tho
world, as leader. will be heard. There
will be plenty OF room on the boats
for baskets.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01

NEW ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR.
Thomas S. Lewis, Of the Seventh
ward. the new assessor and collector
for the Northern district Of this city,
assumed his office this morning, Col
lector Mitchell moving TO his desk
space OUTSIDE the rail- Mr. Lewis has
appointed ex-City Auditor H. H. Bill
lany, Of the Fifth ward, and William
H. clayton, Of the Ninth ward, his
deputies. They are adj busily engaged
to-day in arranging their bills and re-
ceiving taxes for the new fiscal year.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01
rnEIR OFFrCnAH. sTATION.

The War Department has published
a table showing the present station Of
the troops Of the volunteer army. II Is
che first OF a series to be published
weekly for the benefit Of persons who
are anxious to know the location OF
their friends and with who they may
wish to communicate. The list does
not give the precise place at which the
troops are, but indicates simply tha
headquarters through which they may
be reached, while the Delaware troops
are sill at Camp Tunnel, their Off
cial station is Governors Island, New
York.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01
pnranREn A. COWs.

The Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Company is having
trouble with COWS along the New Castle
cutoff track. One part Of the road Is
hilly and the engineer has to make an
extra squirt to climb the steep, hilly
part OF the road and it is with difficulty
he avoids running over the animals
which frequent that locality. Detective
Jones warned some OF the owners OF
the COWS yesterday to take better care
Of their cattle.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The Jackson and Sharp Company
is building some handsome cars for the
Sea View railway.
General John P. Donahoe, Colonel
William B. Norton and Frank SEWER
Yesterday afternoon appraised the
property Of Jane McHugh, widow Oh
the late John McHugh.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01
HAMrHoRNE,s ENTRIEs.

Clerk Robert Hawthorne, OF school
district No. AZ, settled his accounts
with State Auditor Lewis yesterday or
the special $3.50 appropriation he ne
ported sS7S.7S paid on a judgment
against the district, and the balance
of S271.22 for lawyers fees.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01
WILL GAUNcH A BARGE.

Tomorrow morning the Jackson and
Sharp Company will launch a barge
building for the New England Sani-
tary Company, OF Philadelphia. The
Dimensions Of the barge are 81 feet
long, Is feet inches beam and feet
depth of hold.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01
FRIAINK TIYDORlN DETAD.

w. f. Hydorn, editor Of the Milford
News and Advertiser, passed through
this city this morning on his way 70
the funeral OF his uncle, Frank Hydorn,
at Troy, n. Y. Mr.. Hydom died very
suddenly, and was about 65 years OF
age and manufacturer OF sash, doors
and blinds. Jonas Hydorn, OF Freder-
lea, is a brother Of the dead man. He
leaves wife, two sons and one daugh-
Ter
Evening journal., 1898-07-01
A SEWER CONTRACT.

John Jacoby went to Washington
this morning, having received a con-
tract for building a big sewer in that
city. 1t will be ten by thirteen feet
in size. The work will be begun on
Tuesday
Evening journal., 1898-07-01
ROYs GAIA OCCASION.

The boys Of Second street, between
Adams and Monroe, will raise nag
there tonight at o'clock. There Will
be addresses and singing of national
airs, and S-year-old Katharine Grant
will raise the flag. Max and Charles
Naumann, James Grant and EVarts
smith are in charge of the affair
Evening journal., 1898-07-01
ro-nAY,s MrNrC1PAL couRr.

George leonard and Harry Graham
were fined s. and costs in Municipal
Court this morning for fighting. George
Blight was fined $40 and costs for dis
orderly conduct, and Theodore Name
lies, John B. Boyce, George M. butcher
and Lawrence Conway we're fined for
drunkenness. Robert Cottingham,
James Smith, Charles Eagan, William
Easiey, Charles Campbell, colored. and
Charles Leones. tramps, were fined for
trespassing on the property OF the p,
w. e. B. railroad.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01
COL. JOHN WAINWRIGHT HELD
CHARGED WITH PENSION FRAUD
IN THE CASE OF MFRS. EFFTB
GARlRIS.

CHARGED WITH PENSION FRAUD
IN THE CASE OF MFRS. EFFIB
GARRIS.
Philadelphia, July John VAIN
wright, pension officer at Wilmington,
Del, was yesterday held under $1,000
bail by United States Commissioner
Bell, charged with making false re-
tuns and aiding fraud in connection
with the claim OF Mrs Effie Garris,
alias Russell, alias Young. Mrs. CARTS
was held under $500 bail ON a charge
of swearing to false pension vouchers.
According to the testimony present
ed, Mrs. Garris applied in Wilmington
for a pension as the wife Of Joseph
Young, Of the Twentieth Pennsylvania
Volunteer Cavalry, stating that she was
married to him from 1890 to 1894, when
he died.
The pension was granted, though, II
was stated, Wainwright was advised Of
the fact that Mrs. Young had a hus-
band living, to whom she was married
before the union with Young.
Elias d. Kunkei testified that the
pension affidavit he was asked to swear
to did not mention this fact, and Com
missioner Bell accordingly discharged
him from custody. "a number Of Wit
nesses, including John Garris, first
husband Of the defendant, corroborated
the testimony, and Commissioner Bell
ruled that Assistant District Attorney
Kane had made out a sufficiently
strong case to hold both defendants.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01
MT. SALEM CHURCH NOTES.

Mt. Salem NJ. X. Church has been
newly carpeted by the Ladies' Aid So
ciety, which will celebrate the Fourth
Of July in Rockford Grove. A class OF
ffty-seven probationers was received
into the church by Pastor Ewing dur
ing the month OF June.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01
ANoTIHER FulAGlRAIsING

A nin6ty-foot fiag-pole was raised
last night at Pennsylvania avenue and
Scott street. The flag will be raised
evening with addresses and
music. Refreshments viii be served.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01
mas TOsr THE DEsnRE.

J. Edward Addicks made the state
ment to a friend within the past week
that he no longer had any desire to go
to the United States Senate.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01
rDACuERs, EXAMINATIONS.

Teachers examinations for first
grade second grade andprovisional GER
tificates. will be held at Middletown,
Newark. and in school No..1 Cfifth and
Frendh streets) Wilmington, on Satur-
day. July 8, 1898.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01
ms nEcIsION RESERVED.

Judge Spruance to-day heard argu-
ment on the questions involved In the
application OF City Solicitor Conrad
for a commission to condemn land for
the opening of Eleventh street from
Monroe to Adams street. Willard
salisbury. Jr., and Victor b. Woolley
represented the objecting property
owners. The judge reserved his deci-
sion.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01

Rain or shine, the 16 lots near the
Cause residences, on Pennsylvania
avenue. will positively be sold to the
highest bidder on July 8. An oppor-
tunity seldom offered. Hawkins 4 co.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01

Lodging for women, 25c. a might
s1.25 and $3.50 per week, at Young
Women's Christian Association, sos
King street
Evening journal., 1898-07-01

The best place to buy milk, cream
and butter in any quantity, wholesale
or retail, is at the Standard Dairy, los
w. 4th ST. Cream for ice cream makers
a specially. Delmarvia phone BIG.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01
A HFARTNG POsTpONED.

The hearing Of testimony by the ar
bitrators in the case OF jeremiah Wood
and wife vs.. Hughes Bros. g. Bangs was
this morning postponed until Tuesday
at i2 O'Clock, the witnesses expected
to-day failing to appear.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01
pAYING oFF rHE nFFIcIAIS-

City Treasurer Curry is busily en-
gagged to-day in paying off the various
city officials He is placing internal
revenue stamps on all checks.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01
REcovEREn ms TEAM.

Lveryman William c. Martin went
TO New Castle yesterday and recovered
team which two young fellows hired
and failed to return. He found II at
the jefferson House stables, and ascer-
tained that the young fellows and their
girls had gone to Pennsville in a sl0in.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01

A hack will leave the corner OF
Fourth and Market streets for Lom-
hardy Cemetery on clear Thursdays
and Sundays at 2.S0 O'Clock p. m.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01

Lunch at Young Women's Christian
Association, sos King street, Wednes-
days and Saturdays. Deviled crabs
15c. Roast beef, sc.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01
FIRE!
FIRE!

II. T. Sergeant, Coal and Wood Office,
Seventh and King. Delmarvia phone
545. B. & L checks with cash purchases
Evening journal., 1898-07-01

POTATOES AT LYNcHs,
Choice old, 45c. basket. Good Flour
81. so bbl.; Clifton, S5.75. Best Whiskey
in the city, s1.OO qt. N. w. Cor. Madi-
son and Fourth streets.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01
wRFwoTRKs AT LYNCIHs.

a large assortment Of the best fire.
works at right prices. Northwest cor
ner Mad. son and Fourth streets.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01
EI.EcrRrCITY IS LIFE.

Prof. Kennedy, electric physician,
Rheumatism and all Nervous Diseases
a specialty. sos w. 4th. Lady assistant.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01

INTERESTING PATRIoTICsERVlcE
Hon. William T. Smithers, Of Dover,
will make a patriotic address at the
closing services OF st. PauRs Sunday
school Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
There will be special music and an in
teresting service.
Evening journal., 1898-07-01

The Tom Moore Club gives an excur-
sion to Cape May, Sunday. on steamer
Republic. Tickets, rs cents Trains
leave Front and French $50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05
aoadtee.tnd1e autnots gtaats Bettate, amtttsunab 5. oktober 1898.

ben 8erei9 Der G~ibilgsfebe hinaus, uno
tpenn es crit gar 10 peit tommt, bdB Der Be-
lagerungs5nitanb unO bus Stunbre9t erfldr:
tpirb, bann b0rt bic 4utoritGt Der Chill
beamten unb @eri9te gang unb gar auf.
Die 3uftdnbe in Pana ftnb unbdlt<
B unb @pupernetr Sanner hdtte i9on
lGngft bon Der Poti5eigepu1t Deg
States 9e6rau9 MAIDEN unb bic Gegeno
DON benz T6par5en @eIinbel r~einigen fOuen,
bas Die &oblenbarons nu9 .Pana gebra9t
BADEN.
Die a6parfenbe @teaung, bic Der @!aat
eingenommen, lit fir bus 8lutoergieBen
be%rantiportli9, unb penn ni9t iofort Mili3
na9 Pana gef4idt pirb, bamit Tie bort ben
Srtebsn aufre9t erbal.e unb jeben e )
it0rer, mag er nun elm uScub" ober Elm
@eperff9aftler iein, uni4doli3 made:
bann pirb es nod gu blutigereu @rceifen
fommen uro Der 8iirgertrirg in benz
frtebli9en @taate SGinois pirb me6r 8Irz
ger6lut foiten, uls in alien S9la9tea bes
leBten &rieges ~pergofen tporben 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05
Gin treTttGes poltttfGes SetfpieI,

Bdrteiconbente unb ni9ts alS 9drtetcon>
bente ober Observation-Disclosures, morin
Die cine Bartet Die unbere ais iol9e I9letbt
ma4t, iinb ieBt an Der 5a9esOrDnung,
M6er baB Die Sc ltunbtbetle per-
f9teOener 8arteten ft3 gegen
8 9pr6eit unb S9Ie9tigfett
b0tlig bereinen, Du5 fOmmt nur ieI=
ten Dor.
Sn benz aus einem S6eile Der 9tabt
philadelphia 6efte6enben britten GongreRz
be3irf bon pennIplpunien lift aber 10 eben
etmus gef6eben, ppriiber ii4 ieber 6reunb
mdnnli4er polttii4er u~nab6dngigtstt unb
~oerniinfti9er Wabrung bon 9er5en freuen
tanr.
9iefer 8e5trf pirb i'm Nbaeorbnetea6auIe
bes gegentpdrtigen Ober fiinfunbfiinf5igIten
@ongrefes Dertreten bon benz 0empfraten
BiQiam M cMleer. Mu9 i'm 5ulrfe bes
3peiunbfinf3igften unb breiunDfinf5igftsn
@ongrefIes faB Mc2lleer; nibt aber i'm
0arie bes pierunbfinf3tgfen goagre7e3;
benin BEL Der Wabl fir has 9uus Des leBz
teren mar er tein &dnOibat, unb nit &C.
t~paltiger Me6r6eit purbe bdmals (9fpoemz
Der 1894 Elm @epWblifaner in benz 9sSirf
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nabm Mcglleer Die bemotratii9e &unt!oaz
tur pieber an utb iiegte gum britten Mal,
pbgfei9 er ft9 teinespegs auf bic gbicdz
gper ben1ptratii3e Nationdlplatform nit
i6rem beiQoien Stfberf9pinbel itelte. @r
tt Elm iebt 1eaaiqiGbrtger MebIbGnbler, FIAT
ii9 i'm @tabtratb unb in Der StautsgeIeBz
gebung bur6 @6rli9feit unb @erItanb 5erz
por, pirft 609It tpobttbdtig ais elmer Der
Setter bss NrmenpeIens bon Bbila9e!pbia,
lit aun beroorra9enbes MitgIieb Der 9au@
belstammer.
DIS e@ter Gltpeldnb=O Democrat trat er
uu4 i'm ieBi9en NbgeOrbnetenbauie entf9is>
ben gegen bic NnT9ldge Der in Der bemotra=
tiI6en Minberbeit besIelben porberrI 6enben
g iG6erf9tpinbelet unb fir cine berniinft;ge
8G6rungsreform auf. 9drum BADEN nun
iilberbemofratii9e parteiflepper Ietnes 8e@
5trfs feline Wieberuuftelung befdmpft, OBJ
gGei9 befanntlib Die neueIte St~uatspiatz
form Der penniplbaniiden 9enof,oten
ni6ts gu 9umiten bon Sil6erfreiprdgnrg
entbdlt. 9a9egen tpurbe er bon 0enierigen
Oemofraten isines 8e3trts, Die entI6ieben
fir Sob als @Gbrungs6aits itnO, pteber
npminirt.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05

publit a1s goloniulma9t gu fehen nit ge@
t~paltigen Riiitungen gu 2anb unb CUR See,
foaten fi9's senau ii6erlegen, ob lie Der
Sadie Der interna:ipnafen 5relnoI3dft, ben
Der 10 bel @utes erpartet peroen tanr, ouz
nit tpirtli9 einen 0ienit erpeiien. N6ge1ez
ben BON Der Sbatfa9e, bdB i6rem ungeItu@
men 9rdn9en 8etpeggriirtbe oes gigennubes
untergef9o6en perben f0nnten, mas 81 be-
bauern pGre, fOlten fie ii4 gang ernf9aft
Die Srage borlegen, ob 1e ni3t Die 8eoanten
bes amerituntf9 en 8olfes BON per 4ufga6e
ablenten, beren 2Dfung zine 2e6ensfrage 1T
unb, penn boubra9t, Der gan5en Men149eit
gum Segen gerei4t, unb ob ie nt3t Die &ez
publf auf Elm Gebie: loden, pel9es i6reu
natiirli4en 3ielen fremb 1T uno pobuc3 Die
angeitrebte internationale Sreunbf4aft nn<
6ere9enburen Gefa6ren ~auageIebt tpirb.-
gi9t in gemeinIamen @ro6erungen Der
beioen 2dnbsr, fonbern in benz @runoFaBe,
baB ieber Streit anii9en ibnen friebli9 uno
tpenn nDt6i9 bur9 Elm @4iebsgeri9t beige
legt perbe. fie9t S9ur5 pas Mittel gu elmer
bleibenben SreunOI9oft 3tpii4en ibnen. 81
erinner: baran, baB es e6en bas ameritaniz
f9e Siugofbum gepsfen fei, bas bic 8eitdz
tigung bes bieien 9runbIab sntbaltenten
Oon prdItbent GGebeIanb dbgd@loFensn
@ertrags bintertrieb. Su Der @rneueruna
zines fOl6en @ertrugs fiebt er Elm 6eiIeres
8eifpiel fir Die Menf9beit unb elm melt BEL
feres Mittel CUR SOrberung meni3li3er
Sortf6ritts unb 9liids, als in groBen 9ee=
rem uno ariegsflotten uno in ameritaniI4=
en9lif4en 8iinbnifien gu gemeinfamsr Gr=
oberung unb Sriebensft0rung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05
Gin Giea Oct 1snabD6M0i0et.

Wir f0nnen ni9t begrei;:n, peB9alb il4
10 piele unabbdngige 8iicJer Seem gorf5
ni6t barii6er beru6igsn %f5nnen. baB Gol.
GooIsbelt es bOrge5pgen 9at, uuf nem re-
guIdren republitaniiAen 2idet nomiairt gu
perOen, ftatt fi@ 8u9or bic Domination
feitens Der rnabbdngigen Sit bplen.
Wir bleiben bet Der bereits ne6rfa9
auggeipro6enen NnIi4t, OaB bic Il ma 3 :
bGngigen Seem Oorfs obns6in eiren
groBen Sieg srrungsn Ga6su, in benz iie
our9 ibr itiirmii9es Quftretea u8pB"
platt unb Teiner Mo19ine einen berbaBz
ten @anbibatsn uugen6tbi9t bu6ea,
einen g%anbibaten, Der Iih n09 nis elmer
MaI4ine gefiigt bat; De- fo9ar ais Sberit
Tsines nilben HETEROGENEOUS init ben
militGriIden 8orgefebten in Mai6in9ton
~forttpabrenb in 9uber lag; Der ais Niiiitent
Oes 5lottemminiiters foG4e St0rungen berz
borrief, buB Song erteidte>t a~ufut6nete,
aIS G~ooieoeIt ii9 ent74GoB, in ben Grieg
gu 5ieben; Der uls golioeioommiiidr BON
Ietp 0orf in 10 biele @eipenneiter geito9en
bat, baB bic Sem 'gorter nit Sebniuat
Der 9eupa6l unb benz Gia3uge Sam
munp's in bic @tabt9a1e entaegenfabsn.
nSebbD" &ooiepelt ptrb Der G9refea
hsr repubIitunii4en Mai4iae rperbsn, renn er
@ouberneur lperben iolte, mas ibrigens
NOD 1e6r in Sroge ftebt, penn hie 8roBz
Stem gorfer po1en BON GoOlebslt ni4ts
pifIen unb mir be5peifeln ie6r, Db er nit
elmer geniisenb ~itarfen Mebr1eit gum 9arz
lem bera6tommt, UNI bic unge5slse 5 m D.
traffic. Mebrbeit dus3uit:hsn, peI9s
@~roBnpport benz Ri9tsr San Wpd seben
pirb.
9ie 1rubbGn9fgen tOnnen ii4 bop
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05

funt16en Bolitifern, Die bu9ten: Del Der
Gbaltung Der ~bortigen 0emofratle in elm
@p[bz unb elm Silbers2oger peroe ia Elm
repu6lituntI6e 9anbibut lei3t gu tpablen
fem. @6er 10 tleinlih ba4te Der re-
pubIifaniI6e Ge1greB6e3i-faconbent ni3t.
@r bat ieBt bic bonn 9uten She'll Der De-
mofrutie borgenommene @rnennang Mc=
NGeer's betdtigt, inbem CT einitimutg folz
genOen 8si4luB faBte:
.Serrn Wm. McQGeer'3 9emIbung.n
peroienen Nnerfennung 1nb icrne longjdlriz
GEN Grfa6runqen MAIDEN i'm gu einem
fperthpo uen Oiener bes 8plfss. Wir eriu=
den bic WG6ler feines 8s5irtS, II mun
befmim inert um bte pdrtetfel=
Iunotbre Stimmen5 &c b e1."
8ir beben bieIen san Defenders Gn3
beS6alb berbor, neil cine l1nGbbdngi9tett
unb cine 9unfbarfeit, pies bieIer repubIt=
faniI6e Conpent tie Denies, i'm dmeritani=
I9en politii6en 2e6en 70 bO9t ielten fin0.
McNleer 1T bur9 Ieinen mlt5igen Wtner=
5tan6 gegen bemotratii6en Silberf6tptn0el
burdaus tetn repubGitanii6er partei1nann
gttporben; er lit audi 5ur4dr5 tetn Nn=
nerions< unb Grpanfions z8riiler. @ber er
Ite6t in Der nod INNER brernenbfsn
5rags, Der BON Der 80 dbrung, felieaz
felt auf Seiten Der &eplb6lifaner. 0arun
perben bic &epublifansr ienes S9eils bOn
philadelphia i'm Nobenr6er fir feline gFdn@
3enbe Mieoereripd6lung forgen.
Sn biefem 3ufdmmenbange lei uu9 err
pd6nt, baB I'M a9ten GongreB6e5irt bon
alabama @eneraI 8feeGer, Der
Itit ie9s8ebn Sabren bort bon 9emOz
fraten getpGblt ipurbe, biesmal Der @rfO@
rene aIGer purteien Ieines 8e5irtes lit;
ie ale, ap9 Die 5ablre;4:n &epu6litaner,
BADEN i'm biesmdl tpeJen feines braben
@erbuItens inn n~eueiten Griege uufgeite1t.
N6er BET bieier gemeinfamea 4~uffsua1g
banOelts es fh3 ni9t, pte III Der O6en be-
fprO9enen, I'M Elm grobes 9emeiniames
9rin5ip; 9utgeIbIeute iinb ieBt .pie S4ledtz
g~elbIeute fir @beeIer, Der fi9 i'm @ongreB
81 ben leBteren btelt; ben ~erfteren ge6+ Oiesz
mai bic Sentimentalitdt iiber's pril3ip!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05

Sieie unb unbere pu9tige @eipeisgriinbe
pirb bas Miniterium AUDI geItenb MAIDEN,
fails ihm nnf bic pben belsu9tste f9d<
bif4e @Oltsubftimmung bin ougemut6et
tpsrben iOlte, baB es nun fir BEN grlaB
zines prO5ibitiOniitii 4en &ei4sg.fess5 ein>
fteben miife.
Gum S9fuffe 6etonen mir, OaB ber 10
gebiegene beutf9e She'll Der cnnaDiI3en
8e0Dlfsrung, audi Der fr0mmite prOteitanz
tiI3e fammt ieiner @eiitli9teit, bic proz
9ibition entI9teben betdmpft bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05
GGttrs 1tttS SrettnofGnft spffGet,
Sett Scr. Gtaatet 1tttS Gtt9lan0.

Sn elmer e9t ftdatsmdnnti6en Idngeren
Qbbanblung i'm Sttober6eft bes bo9aneez
febenen rQtlantic Mont6Gp" begriiBt @3ur3
nit 5reuben Elm EDIT freunbi9afttt9es Der
bdltniB Stpii9en ben ~obengenannten atpei
MG9ten, tparnt aber einbrtngli9 Dor ieber
uebertreibung unb iebem MiBbrau9. 9e:
@ebanfengang Der 9ouptabf9nitte 1T fol-
genber:
@DGte aus bieTer Srsunbf9aft elm 3uz
Tammentpirfen Der ameritanii9en Singos
nit ben briti19en SingOs entIpringen, banu
pGre ie Elm Stu9 unO fein Segen. Soften
bic Ser. @tadten unb @roBbritannien i'm
@ertrauen auf ibre iiberGegene @tGrfe ben
8erfu9 MAIDEN, grOBe @tide Der WeIt gu
erobern unb unter iib 3u tbeilen, bann mfg
ten fe tpegen Der @ertbetlung Der 8eute UNI
oermeibli9 unter ii9 uneinig perben. 4uGj
1T iebes Nbtommen gu Dermeioen. bas geeigz
ne: pGre, in Der MISUNDERSTANDING Der sSns
tereiTen rnb Stelung Der beioen Md3te in
Der Samilie Der NaSpnen bic zine BON Der
anberen ab6dngig gu MAIDEN. Die @emiB=
beit FOLDER Nb9Gngigteit tpiirbe 81 gefdbr>
li9em Qrgnpbn unb MiBtrauen fiibren.
@nglif9er Sets pirb uns g%egenpGrtig
eifrig gum Smperialismus gerat6en, uaz
mentli9 CUR 8efBna6me au@ fdmmtli4er
p6ilipptnen. Gs liegt uuf bsa9unb. bub
To6ulb uniere &epubIif fib borouf einIdBt,
fe Iofort in bic @tferfii9teIeien unb 3Gn=
fereien Der europGii9en MG9te bertpidelt
pirb, fir tnel9e colOnialer grtperb in ienem
She'll Der 8tlt Elm 9auPtaped 1T
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05
Td9It@e nnb r6@entIt@e
,Sutmots ~StaAtSsSettMn9"
1nN
sOSef 80 E It e ~.
MbnnneHaemts .9retEe:

&b nnetaemt sYeetSe:
tn 6Hlrasu bur9 bic 9rd9sr ms 3Gus ssItfeSA
Gu0ebIntt per
F6ouae qusoabe unb sSer gDeRsnH per @0&e.. 020
9agIi6s aus9obe per Sabr LsO
unb Ser Weiteu@ .......... 1040
Der weIfeuH per Sabr......... . ........ 2.oO
as5aeutli9s Nusoabs per Sobr...--~~~.. 25O
Eustuartics Nbonnsntsn SeE Bon In ben gsr. Staoteu
fopie Gnnaba unS Wertes:
SdaIine QuSeabe per Sabr. sSOO
Ser g9sfen" per EW
@Snentli4s Gusoabe Der Sabr..~.~~~~~ EW
Sns &u3Ian6:
GdnoSa Mne Mericp o~usgthomuenl:
kEoli6e &us9abt per
RRodcnblatt oDer Wo6eusgBefen .............. 800
6OnntnaszWtffc nit sG6er8 uno GrufS...... $50
SaosblGtt uub Scr NBefen" I7.Ss
Illinois StaatS-ZeItung Coz
Chicago. 81.