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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-05-31

Excursion given Last
| Holland and Flynn.
b, proved q most en-.
)nnss' pleasure barge
bmmission for the first
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-05-31

Dan" Brown OF the Franklin is laid
up with an injured hand. received while
at work in the Franklin mine.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-05-31
h Takes Two
i From NUM-
|ng Team.
anne Is "a shut-out
Inn played Fair ball but
lived a Very Decided
Tx Of Practice.

Sase ball enthusiasts turned
hiternoon to witness the
the Munising and Han
n the Driving park. The
| regular b lily Bryan al
81 the end OF the game
Iii in favor OF the home
iamond was in excellent
by the continual rolling
|aips, and was very fast.
wed the lack OF practice,
rous errors made on both
ne. as shown by the score.
} fret inning, when the
IN went up and excitement
game was too one-sided
10 and many persons lett
disgust after the third
ancocks played fair ball
game and the players
Applauded when a good
be. The features OF the
playing OF the Hancock
eir infielder's work. and
4 Rivers to Schell at short
Ing a man out at home.
e end OF the game was as
- 3 s 6 8 o To.
4 0 0 o o o o U o. l
o 2 20 0 3 0 0 K is
jail playing Of Sundays
A. r. celebration at Lake
numerous people out OF
bubtedly the reason why
at yesterdays game be-
sing and Hancock teams
Those OF our enthusiasts
BIT were surprised at the
it proved a fine exhibit
bnal game. The Munising
& defeat of the day prey
be unturned TO be in ex-
the second game. They
t their quarters at the
tern and yesterday morn
bed to the ball grounds,
mt several hours In prac-
/ the visitors put up an
oi ball. On the game
bcock we're in the field and
mt out in one, two, three
wac in the box for Han.
the game OF the season,
good condition and the
could be desired, and be
ppport all around. On
10 bat they were served
er. Munising failed to
entire game, while Hook
he second, Mutter and
he third and Schroeder
for Hancock. The Nun
uch better playing than
and showed that with
build be in it with any O
eula clubs. The features
- Pre the work OF Droney
ncOck's infipld. At thu
the score stood as fol
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-05-31

Mr.. j. d. Cuddiby and Mics Marie Cud-
dihy oil Calumet spent Sunday and YES
terday visiting at the Ryan residence
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-23

tuna in Der Stabt Santiago gegen ba5
prin3ip Der cubaniI6en 5rei6eitsiahe
lei, uno er einen berartigen S6ritt
entIdieDen perbamme, uno oaB er duf
@rurb aQer oieI 3uriidIebungen 0az
gu ge3pungen lei, feline RsiignottOn
ais 8eneral in Der cubdnii4sn &rmee
ein3urei9en.
Moraen nirb @eneral 8arcic Elm
0etret erlaFen, bur4 bds ale Cuba
ner, Die BON ben Spaniern aus t6ren
9lantaqen uno 2anbIiBen bertrieben
iinb uno fi4 in Die StdOte uno Orts
I9aften geflii6tet 6aben, aufgeTorOert
neroen, QuF bas 2anb 3uriid5ufebren
unD ben 2anbbau pieOer auf5unelz
men, inbem ibnen gegen etpaige &ez
lGitigun9en Seitens Der Spanier Der
militGriI9e S6uB be5 Sniurgentenz
beeres 8ugeIihert pirb. @6enio 1T
alien 2anodrbettern in Dem Snlurgen=
ten6eere, Die pom Bfluge fortqe6olt
purben, um ben Sniurgenten Regls
mentern einperleibt gu peroen, 3ugez
iiaert porben, baB lie ibre biirgerl;9e
8eiadftigung tpteber dufnebmen t0ns
nen. 0erartige WuBna9men 8eneral
8arcia's iinD i'm 9roBen unO @dn3en
5iemli9 unmotioirt. Die ben i'm Snz
furgsnten6eer btenenben 6elOarbeitern
ertbeilte @rlaubniB, ibrer biirgerliden
8ei6dftigung pieOer nu43uge6en.
fann nur Dabin ausgelegt peroen, oaB
9arcia ii9 nit Dem 9lan trGgt, ieine
StreittrGfte auf3ulOien. 4ber au4
bies lit OieGlei6t ni4t gere4tfert;gt.
@s fam als ii4er angenOmmen lperz
ben, oaB Elm 9rpBer She'll Der uuf iolz
6e WeiIe in @naben entlufIenen 2eute
ii9 petter am &riege betbeiligen pIrO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-23
Rrin gnmbarOrmrnt ipanii9rr Safcn.

Commodore WatIon's 9uuptoufga6e
beite6t oarin, @amara's 6lotte gu
bepba4ten unO pDmDgli4 gu perz
ni9tsn. - &ein @lngriff auF Saz
panu aor nG4iten 9erbIt.
@uf6ington, .. g., %. SuIi.
- Sin Del &ominiitration Iebr nd6e
itebenber 6err ertlGrte 6eute in elmer
unterreoung nit einsm 9ertrster Der
rNfOciirten greFe," Commodore
WdtIon's 9ei9paoer, peI9es pa6
Der Ipdnif6en &iiite abgs6sn pirb, To-
buIb bic porto Rico Expedition gez
lanoet iit, ioue feline Snitruttion err
6ulten, IpuniI4e 5ufeni itdote gu bonn
burbiren. Die eigentli9e 2lufgabe
beS 8eIhpobers beIte6e bdrin, @dmuz
ra's 5lotte gu u6erpd9en unb poz
mOglih gum Sample gu 5tpingsn, I'm
ben 3eit Der fpanii4en 6lOttenma9t
aus benz Be9e gu rdumen.-Was ben
erpurteten Qngriff uuf Sapana on6ez
lange, 10 piirbe berIel6e ni6t beqonz
nen neroen, Big Die belize Saiion uno
Die 8elbfieber @pioemie beenbet
ieien, benn friegerii9e Sperutipnen
in iener ungeiunben @egeno pGbrenb
DER 9unostdge piirben gu piele Msnz
I6enlfben toIten. General S6after
uno feline Sruppen psrben oa6er big
gum 9er6ite duf Dem DItli9en Gu6a
bleiben unb lire Spsrationen uuf bic
len S6eil Der Sniel bsI3rGnten. Die
3egierung tperoe tn3niI9en nit Bprz
10 RicO, ben P6ilippinen II. +. M. ge=
mug gu tbun BADEN.
&riegs Setretdr QIger idgt, es lei
ni9t pabr, baB Die 2isferung BON 2ez
benSmitteln an bic cubanii den SnIurz
genten eingeitellt poroen lei. 9as
&riegs 0epartement Pat nod feline
offi5ie[Ien Na9ri9ten iiber ods aneebz
Ii6e 3erpiirfniB 5piI9en General
S6ufter unb @snerul @urcid, uno Der
&riegs SefretGr Deigert ii4 oaber
porlduftg, msbr odruber 81 1d9en, ais
DAB Die SADIE feiner 4nIi6t nu9
pabri4einIi4 nidt 10 f8timm lei,
Die 2tngelegenbeit pur0e iibrigens,
pie man neiB, in Der bsutigsn 8a6iz
nets Sibung in @rpdgung ge5ogen.
Oas 8abinet bsIpru4 aud Die o6ige
OepeI6e bes Generals Miles, uno es
tpurDe babel bic 8eIprgnib geGuBert,
Dab Der Mongel an 2tdterf6iffen II.
Remorqusuren peiteren aufi9ub unO
9roBen Dirrpdrr BEL ber2dnDung Der
Expedition auf gorto Rico peranlaI=
len tperben. gBer bic @eruntpprt=
li4teit fir bieIen MangeI trdgt, lit
nod niht feItaeifeIlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-23

na9 Sep4Beit gege6en. 0aiIerbe bes
finoet Iib uber unter Der GOutrole Der
9ereinigten Stadten unO ieoes Ieiner
5eleQramme mug Die @eniur in 8eDs
@eF, Sadipnpine unO glenz0ort pa1z
iiren unb ge6t, fans es irgenOmie 3peis
fsI6aft erifeint, an Oa5 &riegS Sz9epur=
tement.
Maorfb, %. SuIi. - Sn amt
Iiden 4reiIen beiBt ss, baB in Den
leBten Sagen Ia8ri9ten bonn 8ene=
rdlcupitGn 8ldnco niht eingetroffen
pGren, pesbaIb Die ipaniide Regies
rurg gii6er Nlittel berat6e, pie cine
8erbinounq nit Cuba unter oenIelben
8eOingungen, ME por Dem Sale Sdns
tidgO's, pieoer bergsIteIlt neroea
t0nne.
Sin Mari& mad 6oI8uin.
@untta9o. q. SuIi, pia Plana
Del Ste, p. Suli. - QBie perIdutei,
nir0 General S6afier binnen &ur3em
nit eiuem 56eile iajner 8ruppsn eiren
MarI6 ndb 6pIguin antreteS um Die
bort liegsnbe IpaniT6e @orniion 5u
Bddren 3u traiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-23
Gnrrin, anins !!

Der SnIurgentens9eneral Garcid uno
feline nNrmee" oriiden ii9 in Die
8erge. = @r min ieBt auf eigsne
5auIt gegen 9Olguin unO 0tan5az
nIllO Operiren.
(-GOppria5t" Der .gToeiirtsn prtHs' 1881
Santtago be Guba, q.
Suli. - Der gr0Bere She'll Der 4rmee
General 9arcia's pirb morgen nit
Sagesanbru6 abriiden. SroB Der
abipluten 2osIagung BON ieber tpeite=
rem 8unbesgenOfeniaaft nit benz
amsritaniI9en Seer geberbet iia Sc
neral @arcia, als o6 ni9t bas Geringz
tie 8piI9en beioe Sbeile getreten pdre.
Der GubanerS9ensral betreibt auPs
GifrigIte feline @Orbsreitungen fir Elm
S9urmiiBel nit ben ipunif4en
StreitfrGftsn in 9plguin uno Ntan3a>
Milo, unb Dies troB ieiner in ben 6its
terIten Qlusbriiden gebdltenen Be-
i6neroe an 9eneral S6ufte-, bdB er
in benz Gnti9eibungstampfe unD bei
Der uebergabe Der Stabt poQitdnDig
iqnorirt tporben lei, baB bic WieOerz
beriteaMns Der ipanii4sR@ipilOsrpul@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-23

bort bier6er uno te6rte 1euts friib 5uz
rid, na6oem lie Den paeren SanDerz
bait feit9eItellt batten.
(9s3sianeD @boftsr."
QOmiral SampIon telegrdpbIrte
bsute Dem 5lotten 9epdrtement bon
Plapu bel SITE aus:
n9R Expedition na9 gfipe mar
boaitGnoig erfplgrei4, pbgleia bic
Minen aus Mangsl an 3eit ni4t entz
Fernt pproen IirO. Der Iponif6e
&reu3er nSorge Suan," peI6er ben
6afen pert6eioigte, puroe total ger
itDrt, pbne paB mir irgeno pel6e Ser
lutte erlitten. Die &dnonen6oote
r4nnapoliS" uno r@dfp" fu6ren bon
Nipe ab, um Die Sranspprtflotte oes
9snerdIs Der 9(rmee na4 Porto Eico
gu begleiten.
(8e3ei9neO Sdmp5on."
9tipe liegt an Der gtorOtiiite @ubd's
birett gegenuber BON Santiago, pelz
Dies 6etanntIi6 an Der SubtiiIte liegt.
Cine 8orrat6sz uno OperationsbaIis
IoQ bort etablirt perben. 8orrdtbe
tDnnen 3psi Sage I6nsuer bortbin ge=
tra9t perocn, als na9 Santiago, u.
Der Ort eignet Ii9 auBeroem bOr3iig.
liA ais 8Gfis fir einen ebentuelea
Q(noriff ulf 6oldutn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-23
Seri@te SHUTTERS unb sampiun's.

3srit0rung oss fpuniIden &reu3ers
pSOrge Suun" gu gtips, = Spuz
nii9e 9arniionen, pel9e ni9t an
Die &apitulation BON Santiago
9lduben tpolIten.
0oi6ington, .. g., %. sSuli.
= 0us ariegs 0epartemsnt per0fz
fsntli9t folgenbe, i6m pom @enera(
Sbafter 5ugegdngene 0speT8e:
gSdntiago, p. cSuli. - sd
i9itte spei S8pabrpnen RdDaLIerie
unter Dem lieutenant M3iIeD in Be-
gleitung etli4er fpanifder Offi5iere
d6, um Die &apitulatipn Der Ipuniz
i6en Sruppen gu San 2uis unb BAL
mas entgegen gu nebmen. Die Qebz
teren puBten nod Ri9ts bon Der Ser
It0rung Der 6lOtte @erperd's unb Der
lle6ergabe Soral's. Sic peiqerten
Ii4, Die 8dffen gu itredsn, bis mir i6z
nen 9eitatteten, in unIere 2inien au
tommen uno ii4 ielbit gu i6er5eugen.
Sine G6tbeilung iponiI9er Offi8iere
uHb SoIoateD fam geItern 46enb BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-23
Nubicn3 bci'nr |raiiOrnteu.

Sin 8eIu9 Oes beutI tI9en 8oiI9dfters
i'm WeiBsn 9atlie, tpel4en man fir
beOeutiam bdlt.
Wofbington, .. g., %. Suli.
- Or. BON 6oQt6en, Der beutI9e Bot
f4Gfter, tebrte geitern A6eno pon eli
mem lGngeren Qlufen!baIt in Retpzgort
bier6er 3uriif uro batte beute 8prmit>
lag cine ettpa 20 Wtinuten bauernpe
QluOien3 bei'm PrGitosnten i'm WeiBsu
9auis. QGuh StuataIefrstdr Dan mar
anpeTenb. HatiirIi6 erregte bic Sa6e
betrd6tlifss Qufie6en, oa perT0nli6e
8eIu9e Der Mitglisoer bes biplomatt=
ihen Gprps 6ei'm PrGiibenten per6GItz
nFBmdBig ielten linb, uno neil leBtbin
10 Oiel iiber bic Sddlage auf ben p6i=
lippinen. iiber Observation-Disclosures
gen II. T. N. gertbst pprben 1T. @s pirb
jebo9 ppIittp ertlGrt, Der 8eIu9 babe
ni3t Die gsringfte ppIitiIhe 8ebsutung
un0 lei cine bloBe 50FliAteitsbiIite ge=
peTen. SroB 2[qebem bGIt man ss fir
ni9t unpabri9einIib, baB Iffdiren in
@er6inOung nit Dem &riege beIprQ6M
puroen, unb baB Der eigsntli6e 3ned
Der nnterrebunq aus StaaisriidT6ten
ber6simli6t pirb. Nu9 pirO Der Be-
fu3 oIs Elm psiterer 9epeis era6tet,
baB Die @eriidte ii6er gefpannte 8e5iez
bun9en 5piI6en 0euti4IanO unb ben
Ser. Stuaten o6ne alien 9runb Iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-23
co'sSfolirung.

Waf6ington, .. g., %. Suli.
- 8ei'm &riegszDepartement traf Die
MeIbung Elm. baB 9aOana ieit Wtitt>
nod Na9mittag BON Der telegrapRiz
i4en 9erbinbung nit Der @elt a6ges
fdnittsn isi. Gs ge16ab Dies buourh,
baB Offi3iere DeS SigndIz@Orps in
Santiugo BON ben brei peItliCb BON
Santiago gslegten &a6sln 9eiiB err
griffen uno bic 8erbinbuug untsr6ruz
den. Die ein3ige M0gli4teit fiir Sc
neral 9lancp, Ii8 nit Der 4uBenpelt
in @erbinbung 5u ieBen, 1T ibm our9
bic 8eHiiBuHs Des Diretten &abels
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-23
2ieutenant So pbfon's An :
funft.

9}ep gort, %. SuIi. - Qiau=
tenant 5obIon, Der Selb Der rMerriz
mac" 2(ffdire, fam beute auf Dem
6ilfsfreu3er st. 8dul" bier an unO
reiite fofort iiber Die nPenniDlpdniaz
8d6n" na9 0aI6ington ab. N}an
glau6t, oaB er ben 8eri9t oss Q(Omiz
rails Sampion iiber bic 3srItDrung Der
5lotte Gerbera's DorE6in 6ringt. 8ei
ieinem @rIfFinen i'm 8a6nbpfe gu
SerIeD gitD puroe er bon benz anpez
Ienben 8olfe ertunnt unb our6 ldute
9o9rufe begriiBt. Gr peigerte ii3,
piel iiber feline 86at gu ipre9ep uno
fagts, es lei i6on genug oariiber in
Den 3eitungen Oer0ffentIi9t poroen.
W al 6ingtO n, .. g., %. Suli.
lieutenant 5obion fam UNI 2.38 6eute
Na4mittug bier an. Seine 8emiiz
bungen, It9 Der Oeffsntli8teit gu entz
5ie6en, gelangen inn ni9t. @r puros
bei'm 8erlaiien oss 8ubnbofe8 err
tdnnt uno bur9 eine entbuIiaitiIhe
MenI6enmenge umringt, 10 baB ibm
bic Yoli3ei ben We9 nd6 elmer &utz
i6e bu6nen muBte. Der lieutenant
begab Ii4 Obne 8er3ug na4 Dem Slot
tenoepurtement, ND er ppm Setretdr
Gong unb anoeren 8samten aufs
WGrmita 6etptlltommnet purbe. gr
iiberretbte bem SefretGr Elm langeS
S6rei6en bes Nomtruls SdmpIon,
tpel6es inbefen ni4t ben erndrteten
8eri9t iiber oas 3reffen nit GerDez
ru's 6lotte ent6Glt, ionOern MIR BON
ben 8ergearbetten an Dem fpaniI6en
&reu3er n@6riitobal @olon" banoelt.
= lieutenant 6obion pirb ppn bier
ouf SampiOn's 5SlaggI4iff rHepz
0ort" 5uriiftebren, tpenn nt9t Setre~
tGr Gong anoeregerpen0ung fir ieine
9ienIte Ftnoen ipllte.
0ie g a9Ia9e in Der g ia 3 t
Sdntiugo.
Santiugp, be 6 Ii b q, q. Suz
Ii, piu 9lapa bel Site, %. Suli. -
Rube 6errT9t in Der Staot uno bic
9sI6dfte peroen aQmdbli9 pieoer
dufgenommen. 8sfangene ipaniI6e
Sruppsn treffen tdgliA aus OerI4ieOes
nen 9beilen Der 9roDin5 bier Elm unO
peroen in elm Eager gei8itt, ND Iie
ibre Gini4iffung no4 Spanien err
purten iplIen. 9eneraI Noob, Der
neue Militdr 8ouberneur, 6at Die
@r0ffnung aaer 2dOen uno WertItdt>
ten angeoronet, un0 tiinftigbin iollen
jeoen 0onneritag uno Spnntag Dfz
Fentli6e Gon3erte bur9 Die W2ilitdrz
8opelIen ouf Der 9la5a gegeben tperz
Den. Die 5ruppen parten nit I'm
geOuIb auf Die Qlntunft bes 3abImeiz
tiers.
Die cu6anii9en SnIurgentsn pro-
teitiren gegen Die 8ei6e6aItung Der
ipanii6en @iDiI 8eb0rOe, neil tie,
Die 8unOesgenofsn Der Tiegrsi9en
Qmeritaner, bierour9 ben 8&Iiagten
untergeor0net psrosn. Sic beabf9=
tigen, einen pffi3ieGen 9rotet an ben
General S6after gu ri8ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-23
Ginc &1ar bel aQem
Slratlitrr C nlltplnimta

Gin balbcr bis elm oaul;r 5b,sl6ffsl bon Etaop
gttif in sintm baIb'u Sloit g0afr, tuitOtrbult 10
of, als Der Gurbilu arbdlt uno tiu GlausGa
sappsu. gstrdutt nit 8taop Rtli,i ouf Oi. Nuosns
etutuo uRO Otr 4,ib gclegt, asUd6rt iofortist Grr
lti6t,ruHs uEs brorrft;nst cine balOias Rur.
SuHtrli6-ejn bal6st bis eiH oauj,r S5s,l0ffel in
einem balben @ldit g9aFsr b,ietigt in ptuigtnDRis
HuteH RrampFf ShDiHodiuiGqe, lauren Uldqtn,
9luita Grbrsdbeu, SoO5r'Gntu, PtrU0ftdt 5blafs
lohGtsit gligraHi, SIdbun9tR uHD ale inHerli3tn
@a6DTOsH.
Gs srlfrt friH otjlmitttl in Der 9Dtlt 0ds Ifebtr
unb g1sbitlfsb,r uuo ale dHD,rsn maldr6sn biz
iiotu uno dnD,rt 6itbr i'm 9r:u nit q aDs
NAYS QtlltH 10 rai3, iDj, r 8dDDa ap's
RsaDp Rtlief bsb,bt.
Qrsis 30 Gents pro 5laibt. Su babsH bel alsH
@p0tbsttrH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-23

m6gen aud tiniee ntuss 5rau,n Si,isr geboups
tunp tuiOsrippe6en, Gieituesn, ipsl6s enuaI eirsn
SassRungs periu6t babtn, ipiirOen fi6 ME lbrrs=
btn IueH, SUI DER Otrastsn Wttboo. suriif,ufsbrtn.
gsis Sic icbtu, 1T ss 20 I.i6t, eiu,u gas1Raros
milk lanaiomcr to9tn 3u laTen, aIs Sos onO,re, 10
bdben sic nur ben 6abn gu OrsbeH, uuO Sic f0Hu,n
Die Sis. auf rotno entn pttpiiEi6tsu Grab rsou3=
rsu SoHslbe it nit 5brtm 9raten Der fJaa. 9esHn
O,ritlts SUI raid r6itst bOben Sie nit n0tbig, bic
9adofeut6iirs 3u Oiiusn unO gu Tisfren, OaB Die
gbtibluuo gu isbr trfolqt Sic t0np'u a6rsn Sass
9tanoe in ieoer Stm 5lsi6 Ornl6en Bsiis reeus
lirsn. (I96Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-23
Na6 9DrtD &icD lulterlpe9s
Gin prridt Ors Generals alilrs uuu
ron 6rr Rifr GaDti's.
SshenfIi6e @ansel Der Expedition.
SettW Sidltcridliffc umS 3cmuraucure
sum Sanben Der Srnppen.

8atIon's SeI4paber ion feline Ipaniz
i6en 9ufenitGbte bom6arOiren,
fon0ern nur nit Gamara's 0lotte
dufrdumen.- 8orIdufig tein anz
9rtff auf SdDana. = 9as Ser
piirfniB nit ben cubdniI6en SSn~
iurgenten. = Sin erfolgrei9er
&ngriff uuf g2tpe, an Der Norbz
&iiite Guba's, unp 3erTtDrung Des
ipuntf6eR 8reu3ers nSorge
SSuun". = Or. b. 6oQa6en, Der
oeutI4e 8OtI9after, in Gonferen5
nit benz 9rGTiOenten. - 2ieutez
nant 6ObIun in 8aibington.
8aibington, .. g., %. Suli.
= 0as &riegs 0epartement erbielt
6eute Folgenoe 0epei9s bom @enerdl
Wliles, aus tpeI6er 6erbprge6t, baB
2ebterer I'm 7 ubr geItern 2tbsno
Guantanamo nod ni9t bsrldKen bdtz
te. Die OepeI9e lautet tpie folst:
% Ia b bel 6 tie, 21. Sult, 48
ltbr 46enbs. - On ben &riegs Sez
tretdr. = 6olgenoe, na9 Yorto Rico
beitimmte 3ruppen befinoen Ii3 auf
meinen 5ransport9iffen i'm 9afen
bon Guantanamo: Bier lei9te Butte
risp bes 3. uno 4. Qrtiqeris 3e9iz
ments, 8atterie g bpm 5. 9lrti[leriez
8sgiment, bus 6. SSlinpis Regiment,
oas 6. MaiTo9uIetts 8egiment, 275
Retruten fir bas 5. Corps, 60 Mdnn
bom Signal Corps uno bas 7. Soz
ipital Corps, i'm Gan3en 3415
Mann.
(8e3ei9net) Miles."
Sn elmer IpGteren 0epei6e meloet
9sneraI MiIes, baB er nit ieiner6lotf
te um LIS beute Nu9mittaq gu Mple
ct. Ni6plus, on Der &iiite ppn 9apti
angelangt 1T. Deiter beiBt es in Der
9epei4e:
sd bin enttGuI9t iiber bic g2i9tz
antunft bes Oberiten Ssder nit Dem
onitruttipns Corps. ObsrIt 8lad
fam o6ne ySrdg 8oote" uno 2i6z
terf4iffe. 8itte, i6iten Sic minoez
items pier itarte, ieetii9tige 2ihterz
i6iffe unb Remorqueure, iotpie audi
9eneral Stones 6abr3euge gu Sad
ipnDille, penn pieielben ni4t i9on db>
gegangen Iino. Mfeine Srarsport=
flotte mu4t CUTE 6orti9ritte.
(8e3.) Wtiles."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-23
So 1T iebr Diftig, OaB ieOe Ta,
milie einen Snrratb bon
MADWAY'S
~ READY RELIEF

tt'ts an &anO bat. Scr @tbruu5 Oi'iss otilmit,
tets miro f6 tets, sperH Sic e6m,rl,n smpfinD,H
oosr tTaHf fno, als itstusrsi3 ,rOtsH Ss eriitirt
@iats in Oer S9,lt, oas S6m'3n b'btbt OOu Dem
Jorti8rsitn Ser Rranfb,it 10 raid Giubolt g,bis.
nj, pis RtaOo R,lisf
@egn ROpip'b lob MjOrdus ootr BON Rtrp5ftdt
b;rrHbrsHOl, Sa5npib, 0ural0i,, R6tumutjsmus,
SiiitDcb, SbmsrItH i'm 8ud,u, Der 0itbsiauls
cher Oru Titren in p.r 2t5erQcs:uo plolrif,, gln,
ibUtuung Der Gtlsufs NM u5trbdupt Sam,r,tH
itOu gIrt b,Drittniat Die SI9slitGtiou BON 9aOs
Ddp'5 RadO0 9ttitt iofOrtiv; Grl,ibttruns unO
miro bel iOrig'itst,m @tbraude DdbreuO eiuiqtr
Saas sins poIitanOiat NtIlnna trlitlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-23
F. >F2>F|}|

RaopaSs sRtabb b@sti,f tUirft F5,r uus
If suotrIdfg in Solo, IsIh,v futalircuo,u a'tiuH,
tud6; ii5 dui Die @,rou uuS DtaI,u RrdFte sH
Sorp,rs erfr,dt. sc frdftiat Die tiutu, reot bic
iblummWrps 9itdlitdt 0;r p6pTFlliib,n 5truftur
SIT ,rnmt,r unO srb0bt,r 9bdtiat,it an, unO D,rp
m08s oi,i'r gtiunoeu Stimuaton uHO Tb66hr
gitOH DirO bic uriat, Ots 9 6mtrjts 6.ltis
tjgt uuO Elm Hatirli6r SufCuO btro,hnt. Dies "a
oer GruHO, tDarum ReabD Rtlttf sur
StiIIuHo Der 6mtrstu tets at6rau6t
pirO UNI obu' Ous Riiio RON iblintmsu Ra6pirs
iunG:n, pdd, NIT Si8ub,it Don Dem G,brau5s
pittr iogtHanut,r otilmitttt Dsl8, 6tutlutaat Iur
Snauus Der S3mtrlsn g,brsuat DtrOsu, b,rrubs
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-23
9teue SSriebfn89erithte.
l11as Srr lpanifbr 4Aliniltrr GamajO
gr(agt babfn foil.
angcbli6r lIntrrbunOGungrn in Fnris.
unicr Surtigcr @eianbter 9Ortcr
tpciF inociien Iihts oarpn.

ltud aus Wien toumen @erii6te iiber
ltnter6anOlungen. Neuere5
ii6er Die Sa6lage bor N1anila. -
Die 5ruppen Der 5peiten ameritdz
nii6en W3anitu Expedition gez
lanbet. - 4guinulOp's 9r0Benz
pu6n. = Gr Fat Ii6 ais 0ittutor
prptlamirt uno ideint alien Grns
ftes geIOnnen, Den 2tmeritanern
SroB gu 6ieten. - @as bic Gngz
ldnoer pon unisren 8unbe8genoiz
len auf ben 9bilippinen balten. -
Gamara's 3Slotte BON Der Bib
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-23
6 a mdru'S 3FIottG

@ibruItar, %. Suli. - W2on
meloet bier, baB Qomiral @amura's
Sylotfe bemnG6t auf ibrem Riidpege
pom Sue3fanal gu GeuIu, 9egenii6er
BON @i6raItar, erpdrtet piro, unb oaB
Iie bpr. ben peiteren @erluuf Der @r=
eigniiie abpurten iOa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-04

and that Mr. Swanson voted with the
Populists for the greenback s. ~
That the PopulIsts were OPP to the
issuance Of bonds and that Nj. swanson
voted with the Populists against the Is
suance OF bonds.
That the Populists voted against the
war ryenue bill, and that Mr.. Swanson
voted with the Populists against that
measure.
That the Populst party favors the con-
troll and regulation OF railroads 50 a. 10
give the people reasonable rates, and
that Mr.. Swanson has always favored
the proper control and regulation Of rail-
roads by the government in the interest
OF the people.
That the Populist party advocates as
one Of its fundamental principles the free
and unlimited coinage of both gold and
silver at the ratio OF lG to l, and that Mr..
Swanson earnestly favors and has never
failed TO vote for free and unlimited
coinage Of silver every time It has been
before the House.
That the Populist party supported Mr.
Bryan for the presidency. and that Mr..
swanson fought with the Populists TO Sc
cure Mr.. Bryan's election.
That the Populist party detests Mark
Hanna. and that Mr.. Swanson detests
Mark Hanna.
That the Populist party favors the pay
ment Of government bonds and interest
thereon in either sold or silver at the
option Of the government, and that Dir.
Swanson voted with the Popullsts for
the Teller resolution TO that end.
That the Populist party fayors the
coinage Of the present bullion in the
Treasury, and that Mr.. Swanson has al
ways voted with the Populists for this
proposition.
And this in conclusion as a clincheri
Thus upon every proposition advocated
by the POpulist party we find opposition
on the part Of Mr.. Parr. There Is not
a principle nor policy OF the party which
he does not say he viii vote against II
sent to Congress. For all Of these great
questions and reform which are beneuclai
TO the people, Mr.. Swanson has voted and
will continue 10 vote.
Thus does our Chatham contemporary
show what The Times has so often de-
elared. that as between an ardent free
silver Democrat and Populist there Is
very little dlnernce Of doctrine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-04
FITZ. LEES ORDEAL.

The Charlotte u. O. Observer repro
duces some remarks of ours concerning
General Lee and the administration, with
this comment added:
Whatever will satisfy General Lee will
satisfy the South and anything that does
not will not AS to him personally, his
bearing as consul-general at Havana be-
fore the war was such as 80 entte hun
to the best the administration can pro-
vide him with, ana SecOndarily the man
ner in which the South bore itself in the
war and has borne itself since-accordng
to President McKinleys admission made
Friday-entitle It TO recognition in him,
fits now favorite citizen.
We have tried TO impress the fact that
all the grumbling in this connection has
been done by General Lees admirers
throughout the South and not by himself
or his intimatcs. The administration re-
cognized his ability very early in the ac-
ton, else he would never have received
the appointment as major-general. As 1t
happened there was no occasion, in the
opinion Of the administration 10 send
General Lee TO the front. hut II the
war had been prolonged. If it had been
necessary TO march against Navarro,
there is no sort Of doubt that General Lee
would have marched at the head Of the
column. He understands this and IKE
the noble soldier that he is has obeyed
orders without protest.
General Lee has passed through q try
ing ordeal and it required more courage
and discretion to conduct himself IN a
perfectly soldierly manner at Camp Cuba
IAbre than 10 have LED the charge at San
tiago. But his conduct has been eX-
emplary. He has measurd fully Up 10
the occasion. lie has met every Gemand
that has been made upon him and he Is
as much hero Of the war as any Who
exchanged shots with Spanish soldiers.