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Arizona republican., 1898-04-30

FOR SALE-Horse, buggy and har- ness at a bargain. Inquire at Grand Avenue corral, Five Points.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-30
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS.

MADAME CARROLL, spiritual me dium, of San Francisco, 232 East Ad- ans. Can be consulted on all mat ters. Locating mines speciality. Of- fee hours from 10 a. m. to p. m. and from ' to 10 D. m.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-30
F. CLERlCI,

Manager for the United States. Write for estimates on complete Mill. ing, Mining and Refining outfits
Arizona republican., 1898-04-30

FOR RENT-Office and residence suitable for physician Apply to Dr. Stroud, 31 Second street.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-30
Santa Fe, Prescott & Ph@niX Ky,
 WITE THE
 Santa Fe System,

Shortest and quickest route between Phoenix hansas City, St. Louis, Chicago and EASTERN
 points. 5. F. p. G. P. TIME "A BILE. NO. 25.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-30

H. J. JESSOP-Dentist. Office Porter building, corner Washington and Center streets, rooms IA and 16.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-30

FOR RENT-A house, furnished or unfurnished; also rooms for house keeping; modern improvements; cool for summer, and in best locality. h. ouire 546 North Fourth avenue.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-30

Tucson citizens have shown the
 right spirit and foresight in organizing a committee Of safety which will pro- ceed to organize every able-bodjed man in Tucson into a body of minute men, or home guards, to be ready at a moments warning to meet or inter cept any attempt of organized bandits to invade Tuscon with a view to plum der or committing any other un- lawful acts. The committee appointed
Arizona republican., 1898-04-30

Popular " ants. WANTED-By a good honest Jap anese cook. a position as cock on ranch, mining camp or anywhere that
 may be desired Address, Japan, this office.
 FOR RENT-Office and residence
 suitable for physician Apply to Dr.
 Stroud, 31 Second street. WANTED-To trade a nice house and lot, renting $20 a month, for business of some kind, secondhand store preferred. Address, c. B.. Re publican.
 FOR SALE-Horse, buggy and har- ness, at sacrifice. Inquire at 5O5 North Fourth avenue WANTED-Safe horse, good two seated, light running road wagon, cover, cheap for cash. Box l152. Mrs w. M. Culberson.
 FOR RENT-Three rooms furnished for light housekeeping. Cool and pleas ant grounds and surroundings. Cen tral location. Use of parlor and bath room. Inuuire at 522 East Monroe St. FOR SALE-Cheap driving team for mountain use. Gall at once. Grand
 Avenue corral, Five Points. FOR SALE-Horse, buggy and har- ness at a bargain. Inquire at Grand Avenue corral, Five Points. FOR RENT-A house, furnished or unfurnished; also rooms for house
 keeping: modern improvements; cool for summer, and in best locality. h. | orire 546 North Fourth avenue.
 Wanted-A small place in town or | country to look after during the sum-
 mer in absence of owner, rent free. | Address, House, this office.
 Wanted-For the summer, two or
 three rooms or small house furnished
 for light housekeeping. Address
 Rooms, this office.
 PARTIES desiring nice country home and good board for the summer months will find same one mile from
 city on Grand avenue, formerly known as the Murphy place. Brick house, nice grounds, with an abundance of shade. Call, or address Box 664. Il WANTED-To exchange first-class income Phoenix property for a good
 alfalfa ranch of 60 to 80 acres. Ad- \ dress Owner" 321 B. Jefferson St.
 WANTED-By a good honest Jap
 anese cook, a position as cook or
 ranch, mining camp or anywhere that
 may be desired. Address, Japan, thi;
 office.
 FOR RENT-Large front room or north side of brick house, with mod : ern improvements and electric light A nice lawn and best location. AZ West Van Buren.
 FOR SALE OR TRADE-A nev Henney buggy, rubber tires and ball bearing; will trade for horses or COWS d Apply 4z6 North Third avenue.
 WANTED -Shoemakers to call a : N. Porter's Saddle and Harness Co . 211 West Washington, for shoe find ings.
 I YOUR choice of one large 22x2 \ photograph of scenes along the Sant Fe railroad free with every $6 pur ! chase at the Sunbeam, corner Thir ! avenue and Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-30

Wanted-A small place in town or country to look after during the sum- mer in absence of owner, rent free. Address, House, this office.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-30

OICy ItCCO1 UCI' First published in The Arizona Re publican, official city paper, April "A, 1898.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01

l1niere bis6erige 6tottenpolitit tpur fat
uusidlieBli4 auf cine neutrality-suspicious.
eeridtet. Der jebi9e arieg bat uns a6er 81.
reits Die Nugen g%sOffnet. Mir bruu9en ln3uz
funft nod me9r S@iffe, bic ii6 fir bic 8 :
fe n be eignen, tpie Die Stem 9orf" nro
Die v8rooflbn". unb Der fribere Mur:nez
isfretdt Sracp i9ldet baber por, boB Der
8au bon feds 9rpBen 9un5erfren3ern To-
fort in Nngriff genommen peroe. DAB IolGe
i6nele ganSerfreuasr i'm mobernen See
friege bon grDBtsr @i6tigteit fino, bo6sn bic
Sapaneien na9 Der S9Id9t pon Oalu icTOrt
erfannt, urb obne 8,r5ug BEL ben Irmz
1trongs in @n9lano feds iol9er &ren8er be-
itelt, BON oenen bereits 5pei, Die gai1imo"
unO Suit, auf benz Wsse na4 SapHn iih
befinben; beibe S9iffe 6dbsn 1885 Sons
unb Iegten BEL Der grobsfa1rt 1875 BIG 10
¬en in Der Stunbs 8uriid.
Die gan5e @elt iie6t nit 5pannun5 ttnn
3ufammenItpBe unferer 5lotte nit Der Ipaz
nif9en e~nt9egen. Sebe @rpBmabt BET in
ben lebten Sa9ren MtQionen unb Milionen
fir 6lOtten5psde beraussdbt unb uuber in
Der 94ladt BET Oalu BADEN bic 9epqnaes.sn
S9ifFscolofe Der Neu5eit NOD feline 6eutrz
probe beitanoen. SEPT ion fe itattF:npen,
unb lore 2e1re fperben ii9 ale &egierungen
our &idtI4nur fir bic @usriitun9 i1rer
5lotten ne1msn.
96on beBbal6 foGte geroera BALD cen
Muth finben, ii& gu iteGen; eana europa III
6egierig gu Iernen, tpie ii9 Die S9lu6tihiffe
benebmen unb o6 bas fir fe be5ablte DisIe
@elb gut dngetpdnbt mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01
anowmotbimstbnm. lit oiefe,n artes.

Ser 8rie9 trug ba3u bel, baB ba5 g(69t@
prbneten6ars in MdIbin9ton Die 2oo9e59}I
oes Senats ~penigitens Tiir Die oieStnalige
Ge11ion talt iteQte; er tpirtte alIp in btefem
pi9tigen San, gegen ben 8notpnotSIng;ss
mus. 9o9 geraoe ~tetreffs bes &rte3eS Telblt
tritt iebt bd unb bort bas .abf9suli9s ma
tipiItif6e 8eitreben gu Sage, @i19epanoerte,
unb ieien tie nod 10 tii4tig, aus benz 9eere
fern gu falten. @ir 6Oren bon terngeIunten
0eutiden i'm beften Otter, bic als f0rperlid
untaugli9 5~uriidgep:eIen nurben, barunter
elmer, Der auf Der beutf6en &rieQsflptte
biente unb benz, als ct fi9 barauf berieF, Der
me6r als Ionberbare 8sI9sib tparb, DaB bisle
0ient3eit i'm Quslanb mebr Elm 9inoerniB
uls Elm 8ort6eil fir i'm lei.
Nls in ben eriten Nnfdngen bes jebigen
arsges bieiige no9 pOai9 triegsfd6igs Be-
terunen aus ben 6sersn Oetlt19ldnbs ii9 err
boten, elm &egin1ent gu biloen, erbielten fic
bon eirem bD6aren Sffi3ier ben 8eI6eio:
Mun none feineS bsrten, gapitd;ne II. (. H.;
man braufe ausI6l:eBGi9 iunge 2eute BON
Is bis gu 25 Sabreu, buoon babe man 3pei
MiQipnen unb 5tpar in biefem a II b
~9ebprene. l1nb 6uuptId4li9 poIe man
Geeleute.
go unber19dmt ndtibiitI9 pd6lerii9
mar man benin boot i'm 8iirgerfrie9e ni3t,
Iel6it ni9t in ben sriten &riegs5eiten, in Re-
men Der Qnbrang ron SreitpiGi9en ii5sr ZEN
8sbarf binuus9ing. limb namentli@ an bsn
in Nmerita ein9ebiir9erten gebientsn 2euien
aus europa, audi tpenn ie rur u%nregelmGBi
gen 8ebolutionstruppen bon 1848 uno 1849
an9e6Ort bdtten, frar man feitig fro6, 5uz
mai aud an Offi5ieren bisfer Dirt. 5dtten
ie b o + ibrer rebolutionGren 3ett cine 39b'rs
miGitdrif9s Qusbilbung brauBen asnpFen,
mie Si9e1, Wiai4, S9immelpfennia, luno
oisle @noere, bann u1erbinss UNI 10 oeiFer.
0umals 6errf9te ebsn Der eble, bon Grunb
aug &npmrotbin gSisinbli@e @eiIt eiaes
Nbrabam 2incoln.
Sin b~eiOnoers auffulIenbsr, ia enpOrenos~
San bon &nopnotGingt6um int iebi1en
&riege lit Der foGgenbe:
Nlp9ons 8alde, 6eraneebifbet in btr aus
Se8ei4neten Warinez Nfabemie gu 8i.l, in Der
man II. q. un4 gan5 gut @n9lil9 lernt, hattie
es brauBen na3 uno na9 gum lieutenant
CUR See gebra9t unb ii4 ais 8efe6l5ha6er
zines Sorpsboa8potes defenders i'm T6iptsz
rigen Sorpsbobienit grfabrung unb Sc
f9ifli4teit erfpor6en. Dor a@t rSc6ren
tpanberte ct na4 4merita aus; CT srlcnsts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01
Mehr 9rupNettI

Die gel6en SingDblGtter bdtten bor einigsn
Monaten gei6rieen, baB Elm &rieg nit Spa-
MEN i'm 6anbumbreben mittelit ber 6ereits
%borbanbsnsu Streittrdfte 6esnbigt tpsrbeu
t0nne.
Nber nun 1T lett 8sginn beg &rteges Be-
reits Elm 5peites Sruppen@4ufgebot erfnIgi
= 5000 5rsitpilies mshr, alio Bis jeBt i'm
@anaen 100000 Mann nit GinI6GuB Der
&eguldren unb bic 5lptte ba5u! Die 5rei:
1pini9en auf 5tpsi Sabre.
Man fie9t iebt in WuibingtDn Elm, Dab bi;
Pbilippinen uno CUBA fDtpie porto &itO gu
9lei9 Ii mittelft elmer gr0Bersn STREET:
md@t gsnpmmen unb beGauptet tperbe1 f0n+
men. 9aB Die &egierung bies, mod ele Be,
8umpf bnr3 2anbb:ere begonnen Fat, elm
iie6t unb ouna4 banbelt, lit gut.
Der tpeiie Moltfs bat gefagt: user id
auf etren fur5en &rieg borbereitet, Mrs elmer
ldrgen &risg filr:n." = 9o~ffentli9 beinir=
fen I'M fere b~ermebrten @ortebrungen, nap be,
8rieg ni9t au LANCE bauert!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01

oentli6 Der au~fqefporfenen 6rage vWas t1ll>
aen mir nit ben p6iiippin.n dn2" i'm sltts
Cbsn Slime er0rterte. 8ir ia9ten odrnals,
b1b bic W}G9te Guropa's &c 3e91rnnl lt0er
ye6en piirb:n, bab mir Die PRilippinen se9alz
ten, dls baB Tie elmer BON ibnen 3ufaEehCh5z
lamb fe7on0ers !riirbe es ME rno n'1nnlef gu
Qeb n, boB Granfre;6, RuBlanO OberDe1t'9'
Lamb feline 6uno an be Snie!gruppe l'gs.
0eutI6lano fat AID 6ereits bdihofft5lth err
fldrt, baB rad 8r:eg5r:4t Die Pb!lIpptnen
bsn Scr. Gtaa!en g'9oren, mas troQI OLE
9GmpFsr auf bic @9r,e:6clei:n on9''c9ct
1rerben muB, nit bsnen Sc6n Bun columbia
um!pirbt.
@s f6nn'e ober ou4 fein, DaB i'd 5fart.
reid, GuBlanb unb 0eutI3!ano rerbtnren,
I'm uns aus Den Bbil ppinen fe-u1E5Ss
reu6ten", tpie tie Die Sapan:isn I'm De
5rij@ts i6rer Gie3> sebrd4t uno na33sf it1)
felbft buyein getfeilt 6afen.
Menn @rglarb's @oI:tif i, frr3F9'9 g.
reIen 1T, Damn mar Te IS i'm ia~pnnii47An:z
iiIGen 8riQs. Nun fuGt lie dIleroiag" bs
8e6!sr gut 3u muben, nit ben Sapdr'icl
16eint tereits cine aGiun3 obgsi9lofsn gu
iein unb ftatt Der iiegreifcn Sapdtter i'bsn
isBt Die GngIdub:r in Wei1oifpet.
11e6rigans limb mir noA imnler Der I'M
F6t, tab renn 6panien balo na3gt6t uno
bic pctinbiIfsn Snf.ln an Die Be-. Sta TEL
a6tritt, e:e7e Inn Die 6aapt;nl:In fet PAll;pz
p.nen Gafen necten. Die cinc obeG ot. Cnz
bere tec SnYeln bpn ban ungei29r 500, tp'l0'
cen 0rfoelagus biGten, nirO o1sroin35 Gil
Die Ger. Gtaaten a6getreten tperben mll11ed,
camit lie eine 8obtsnfation err;4tea f0nnen.
W}it 6apaii in nnIerem 8:TB uno ein!n1
feiten Salt auf elmer Der Pbilipp.n:ns5nIel1,
riiden mir Gem 59aupl1b oAn:6ia gefG9rii@
nd6e, ouf benz in rd6it:r 3uftnft cine Boz
titii6e umpdl5un9 Ttattfinben tpiro, me i,
~qroBartiger unb oerbdn3niBOoGer bic Wslt
ME 9eie6en bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01
Die @ta@te ,.mS ole @biGtppinen,

nWir t0nntsn ni9t 9lei4giltig 3u1eGen,
fpenn Die pbilippinen bon 5ranfrei9, 2uBz
lamb ODER 9eutf9lanb genomn1en lpiiroeu,
obglei4 mir ieIbit genug an 6ano BADEN uno
uns nidts 0ardr liegen lam, un1ere Get@
antportli9teit in ienen 8egenben 51 oer@
me6ren, ausgenommen mir nerDen ba3u &C.
5tpungen, UNI gu %ber6inbern, baB Die Snieln
fu3u Esniibt perben, ben freien 0dnoel 3H
bei9rdnten unb 3mar niGt nur jenen, Der I'M
nerbdlb ibrer @ren5en, 1onDern uu9 ben, Der
net bariiber binaus Iiegt. @ir t0nften
iibrigens ouf bic 8eIiBergreifung Der SnIeln
burb bic 9 er Stddten m @1et3e
muth ia fogdr mil 8o61gefal@
len bliden. Sc lit jebo6 feinestDe9S
Ii6sr, buB, tpenn erIt bic ieBige &rie9sluI t
perralt9t lit, be;m @olt Der Ser. Staa.en,
be7pnbers bei benz Der Wfittelz unO @:itz
Fadten, nel9e nit ben &iftenitaaten am
atluntiiGsn unb paciFif9:n Ocean peni9e
qemsinidme HShtere1en BADEN, Der @ntbuttase
mus fir SGottenaftionen unb Nusoe9nun9
Der Serrf9uft auf frembe @e6iete febr or1B
fem tpirb. Wir tonnen MIR fagen, Dab fod9@
reno mir bic Nnrerifdner auf ben Y9tllpp;nen
niltrmmen 6siBen ipirben un6 5Fpdr uls
BE unb N1Ittrte, tpsl4e i'm
fernen Often burh bic It d t e n 8 a n De
dametnIumer cSnterefen- nit uns %psrbunoen
limb. mir bic Nnglieberung beg Nrhtpeld5us
feitens iroenb elmer anbere1 Wtdcpt 9dn6 az
bers beurt6siten miibten."
CONDOR Simes.
0ie 0pnboner Shines" 1T bds tonangez
tsnbe0lott @noIanb's unogBprte tpie Die tDrz
teb.nben Iinb b16er bon grDBter SeOeutang.
aein 3peifsl, baB ~feitens Der engliIAen De
~qi.runq d6nli9e @nii4ten ge6egt tperOen
unb bah Elm GROCER She'll bes europGiidje1
Bodies nit SeiB6ungsr Die @urI beri4lingt,
tpeG6e ibm @nglunb nit Der @psdisite 5u=
nirft.
0ie .Simes" irrt iibrigens, unb biefer
Scrrt6um 1T in europa elm melt berbreitetet,
penn fs annimmt, baB Elm tpeIentli9er I'm
terI6ieb in Der OenttpeiIe 5pii4en ben Mitz
tel uno @efttuaten unb ienen Der 8iiftenz
Itride 6oftebe; mir iinb fpgar Der &nii4t, bnb
bic &iiitenlGnber iiber Die 6lottenattioEen
unb Nng1gbsrungen neuer 2Gnber tueii
fiibler benfen, ols bic 2unbratten, unb BAT
i'm &urnpfe bes ameritalif4en 8oltes oet
S,ingcismus biel iippiger mu4ert, als an ben
8eripberten unferes 2anbes.
Die Shines" ipri4t i%ibrisens einen Sc
bant.u aus, ben bic rSGinots Staatsaeitung"
gsi4 aa4 Der galu4t bon Manila seis'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01
GMncae gepamScrtc Rrem3cr.

Gins bat GerDerd inns bDrdus: CT bat
f4nelere S9iffe unb fam ba6er 3elblt hann
mod bas Meite 1u9en, ipenn uniere Slotte
bsreits iiber Dem 6oriaonte auftau6t. 4ber
enbli9 nirb er it6 bo9 iteGen miifer, oenn
ni9t gum @erteden1pielen, Ionbern I'm bic
cubanil9e 8lodobe gu bre9en unp
9luncO @riub gu b%ringen, 1T bic fpaniI9e
Slotte iiber's Meer 9etommen; Sponier muB
5eigen, baB es i'm Stanbe 1T, Der boa ulIIez
rem @eI9paOer eingeI6lpienen SnIel Qiilfe
gu b~rin9en.
@rfilt Geroera bieie 9offnungen n:6t,
GdBt er 8lanco bergeblib uuf 1ib t%partsr, fsz
gelt er oisGei6t gar pieoer baoon, pbne ben
8eriu9 gema4t gu BADEN, in G~ienfusgrs
ober 6abana gu lanoen: bann pirb i6m bas
ni6t nur bon ieinsn eigenen Qono3teuter
fonbern al9 BON alien ienen @lropGern ii6el
aus9ele9t nerben, bic an cine ueberleqen6eit
Der Ipanif9en 5Iotte, an bic Rriegstii6tisz
felt unb ben Mut6 Der ipanif9en Marine aez
glau6t baben.
l1ebrigens tperben ieBt in Der dmerifouiz
T9en Breffe Stimmen laut, tpel9e ben 8au
BON idnelsn 8un5ertreu8ern berlangen. llnz
Iere @4Go9ti9iffe feien ni9t fir ben Nnz
griff. ioubern nun fir bic 8ert6eioigung g.
I9affen, fldgt man, unb mir befdnben urs
oa9er ieBt i'm Na3tbsile unb tpirben uns 10
Gange i'm Na4tbeile 6efinoen, 10 lange uns
Gerpera gum Barren 6alten min.
8eines unferer S9la6tI6iffe lit i'm
@tanbe, me9r aIs 16 ¬en per @tunte suz
riid3ulesen. tpdbrenO bic S9iffe @epera's 1e
bis 20 ¬en MAIDEN t0nnsn.
@ir 9aben aber bod bas fliegenbe Sc
19tpaber unter S4Isp! SIT bieies a5er ftari
genug, cine @4la4t ~on5ubieten9 Wir elau.
ben ni9t, unb es muB iib oa1er na9 Gem
f4psrfdGiseren @ei4paber9 ampfun's ridy.
ten,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01
1tneIe Gauh's eric SrAppenUerf6tf'
fM1tN.

Die 6einOIeIigteit.n 5ptfden ben Der.
Staaten unb Mertfo batten idon biel Idnger
%geoauert, ais infer ieBi9er 8rieg NIT Spa
MEN, aber aud cine gauge Geibe BON 9isgsr
mar bon benz tleinen 6eere bes @enerut Sdps
ior I9on erfO9ten ipOrben. unb Der @ongreB
bate ldngit a~riegsgeGber unb Sruppen Be-
Fplut9t. 9a begann erit Der 9auptfelbsn9
untet @eneral Scott, uno er tpurpe ein9sIei@
tet our4 Die erfe er0Ber. SruppenOerIdif>
Jung, pel4e in Der @sI6i9te Der Ser. Staaz
ten oortam, ndrnGi9 Die bon 10000 Munn
nnter General Scott
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01

8Getbt Offen. 9as 9irettOrium
Der Srdns Miffifftppt@&n sz
FrGtung in Omuba bat nit "a gegen IL
Gtimmsn bei9lofen. bic @usfeIIunq
aud an Sonntagrn, un0 5tpar BON
/ n6r Na6mittags Bis 10 11br M6enos o :
fen gu bulten. Man Pat alfo ben Sabz
but66eiligen ben Sonntag @ormittus ges
opFert uno ben Mudern uuBeroem bas gu
eefGnbniB 9emaht. baB an SOnntagen feline
g~eitigen @etrdnte Derubrei9t per6en hiirfen.
Gunaerte tperOsn iebu4 t%uttfinDen anb aud
Der pMiDtpap" pirb often iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01
sinS ole spamier 1aom miirbe?

Den Spaniern gebt nit bem @elbe au9
Die 8rIte aus. Die aot9I9ilb's ioGen err
tldrt BADEN, OuB tie tetn 9elb 6ergeben" mol
len unO bic 5run3oIen iAetnan uu4 tsint
2uit m:6r gu ~beripiiren, ben Spaniern bas
@elo gum 8riegfibrsn bor3ui9;eBen, bauptz
fd9lt9 besbaIb ni9t, neil lie babur9 sic
@meritdner mod me6r s.sen iii9 auf6ringen
tpurben. .f]nH $&
Mds fam 15punien ii6erbaupt Ieinsr
reuen 9lGlbtgsrn Fir 8irgi9aften bieter?
Oas Sabatsmonopol9 9dmtt ion es iiberz
barpt niht beIonbers gut bsite1t fein, unb
bic @inno6mena baraus brau9t Gpanien
pbre6in fir benz reguldren Stddts6aus6a[t.
@enn es ieBt Oieies WonopOl unb anbere
@innabmequeIsn nerpfdnbet, I'M einen a II e
fi9tsIo e n 8rieg tpeiter gu fiibren, ipte
min e8 in s3utunft feline regulGre Mrmee unb
Slptte, feline 8eamten unb 8erpaltungsfpz
item beaablen?
Sb an Dem @eriibte stpds 1T, baB Spa
MEN bic B6ilippinen, Die Ganarif9en Snleln
ooer @euta an 6ranfrsi6 dbtreten min, lpens
bieles oas @eIO gum ariegfi6ren 6erbeiz
f6affe9 Wtr bdlten ale berartigen Nngaoer
fir ~3eitungsenten. Die Y5ilippinen fam
Spanien f4pn bebbalb nidt mebr osrpfdnz
Den, neil Tie bereits in BEN 6dnoen zines amez
ritanif9en SEeriffs lisgen, unb gs3sn bic
@btretung Geuta's pber Der @anariI9en GSnz
Ieln piroe @nglanb fufprt @infpru9 er6ez
ben.
Mtr gldu6en bielnre6r, baB Der Mdbriter
Correspondent Der yQonoon Netps" re9t BAT,
pel9er bebauptet, buB nfpanif9e Sta1tsmGl=
1ter alien @rnites mad Der erIten bsIten @sz
le9enbeit ~auslug:n, Inn benz 4rie1e Elm @noc
gu MAIDEN, tpenn Der Srieben unter ni4t all
5ul4meren 8~ebingurgen gu erlangen 1T,
@panien iel6t piirbe freiIid ni9t bic Sni=
tiattbe ergreifen, pie es ia audi ni9t ben
8rieg ongefangen babe, uber man piirbe in
Weabrio ben 8orI9ldgen elmer neutralsa
Ma9t genre @eb0r f9enten unb ite ni9t itc15
suriidnetIen.".
0as i9sint bic Stimmung inW2dbrib rid
ti9 81 3arafteriiiren. Oenn felbit Der bod
no1tgite DON muB our lleber5eugune gelan9l
isin, baB Spanien BON fetrer europGiTAen
Md4t Siilfe gu ertparten but; baB Spauieu
nirgenos Sch auftreiben fam unb oab N,1z
get3ts bes nerni6teten aiiatt19en Sc
f9paoers unb Der 8lodirung BON Manila,
lotpie Der po0tdnbigen Ginf9lteBung Gu6d'a
unb Der bDui9en 2a6mIegung Gerpere'a
ebe@nsfi6ta @rfol ge19murz
ben TIT. Spdnisn fam ia, fpenn es in eitler
8er6lenbung bic pabre Sa9ldge ni9t rrz
fennt, ben &rieg nod peiter fii6ren, nof
me6r Splbuten, @9iffe unb @elb nubcDz
opfern; tuenn es uber ni9t gang berblenDet
1T, bann tpiro es burb cine %befreunbeteM adj
in @ai6ineton antGopfen laffen, um uuSau-
ftnben, unter tpel1en 8eoin9ungen Uncle
Sam pillens mare, Srieoen gu MAIDEN.
cuba freili9 tpirb Spunien aufge6en
miiffen, benin beBtpegen BADEN mir ben 8riel
gefiibrt, AUDI tuirb ss fi9 tpobf CUR N6trstunq
bon POrtoricO berite6en miifien. Die p6i=
Iippinen ieOp9 fam Gpanien fir li9 retten.
tpenn es cine Sn1eG bes Nrhtpelagu5 Sneds
@rri@tune elmer &oblenftation an uns az
tritt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01

= Sami1iemtragDb;e. Sn 8u=
BEN Fat fi9 cine iunge @drtnerfrau, bic IL
idbrise perebeli9te 8et4e, nit loren bier
tleinsn &inbern, I'M alter bon 5 bis Z SAB
rem, in bic aeifIe geftiir5t. Die SHUTTER en-
trant, Die ainber fonnteu fdmnl.li9 gsrettei
perben.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-08-17
REYNOLDS Were In II,

There was a bicycle collision on Main
street Saturday night in which Arthur
Reynolds left arm was broken at the
elbow and borough ordinance was
badly fractured. Reynolds figured
conspicuously in the whole affair. Ar
thur Reynolds, son Of Captain Charles
Tilton Reynolds, and Harry Reynolds,
son of Samuel Tilton Reynolds, were
the participants in the bicycle COLI
sion, and Dr.. Samuel Reynolds 'shin-
gled" Arthurs arm. The collision
occurred about eleven o'clock. Both
young men were riding without lights
and were far exceeding the limit Of
speed allowed by ordinance. They saw
each other in plenty OF time to prevent
n collision, and had Harry obGyed the
custom Of turning to the right Arthur
would not now be nursing broken
arm. Just as Arthur turned to right
Harry thought he was not going to turn
out and he turned to left, then Arthur
turned to left and Harry turned to right
and collision was the result.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-08-17
Soldiers Are Not Starving,

Mrs. =. Foley received letter from
her son, James Foley, OF Co. l., 10th
Regt., Pa. Vol. few days ago, in
which he says: THAT communication
In THE STAR about us starving and hav-
ing nothing to eat for two days, is not
true. or course we had pretty tough
grub when we first came to Newport
News, but it was no fault Of our Colonel's,
as the the paper stated. We had all
the hard tack, coffee and 'sowbelly" we
wanted, and some Of the boys could not
eat that guess the person who wrote
that was home sick; we have had quite
u lot OF homesickness in camp. Lieu
tenant-Col. Richards has treated us
like man, and we have had more lib
critics than any other regiment here.
II the boys want to they can buy most
anything right on the grounds"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-08-17
New Assembly Grounds.

The assembly grounds at Stratton-
ville Clarion county, which was under
the management Of the Clarion District
Conference Of the NJ. T.. church, has
been abandoned. An amphithcater
and Il number Of cottages had been
built on tho grounds, but the inconven-
ience OF getting to the assemble made
IL an elephant" on the hands Of the
flnanciers and after a number Of years
OF worry over the lack of success. iiuan-
cially. the assembly at that place was
given up as a failure. AT the session Of
District Conference held In Brookville
the latter part Of June IL was suggested
by j. NJ. Groves that an assembly be
opened near Falls Creek, where suita-
BILE grounds could be procured and the
railroad accommodations would be cx-
cellent.
The conference appointed committee
of thirteen, including leading men Of
other denominations, to look over the
grounds ut Falls Creek. Eight or ten
members Of the committee met at Falls
Creek last Wednesday and were favora-
bly, impressed with ~ acres of land
near Falls Creek, owned by Hon. j. +.
Taylor. Mr.. Taylor informed the com
mitteo that he would sell the grounds
very reasonable for an assembly. The
committee will meet again in few
wpakc IN lapi1, nn ln.atip,r N ., nooar, hI q,
at Falls Creek. If the proposed scheme
is carried out IL will be undenomina-
tioDal
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-08-17
Killed on Railroad.

Malcolm Averill. aged thirteen years
OF Meredith, four miles west of Reyn-
oldsville, jumped on a freight train at
Meredith about $40 A. NJ. Monday and
In attempting to get OIL fell under the
train and his left leg, from the knee
down was mangled terribly. Drs. Neale
and King, Of this place, were called and
they found IL necessary TO amputatc tho
leg and made all preparations for the
operation, but reaction did not set in
and In seven hours after the accident
the Death Messenger called for the
crippled boy. Tie remains Of Malcolm
were buried in the M. T.. cemetery at
Emeriekville yesterday afternoon. The
parents little thought when they ate
breakfast Monday morning that before
supper time the next eveaing they
would bury their beloved son.
Malcolm seemed to have mania for
jumping on freight trains and just few
days before the accident he had prom
ised his father that he would quit jump
ing on trains, but he continued the
dangerous practice once too often. II
is stated that he was good boy around
home and was obedient in all other
things but the jumping on trains. He
was helping his mother wash when To-
cal freight stopped at Meredith to set
in car and the boy ran out and jumped
on the train and in few minutes he
was carried into the house.
Mrs. Averill is sister of Mrs. G.. N.
Lewis Of this place.