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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-12-15

Life is what we make it, but there are
people who do not even make their owr
living.-Ram's Horn.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-12-15

Most BARRIERS have TO "rnke and scrape'
to get along,-L. A. w. Bulletin.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-12-15

Limp and lame--lame back. st. Jacobs
Oil cures it promptly, surely.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-12-15

II is harder TO do wrong than right, If VIC
tut knew til. A. w. Bulletin.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-12-15

Where a woman coaxes man threatens
Chicago Daily News.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-12-15

A cold--sore and stiff. All right again
Sc. Jacobs Oil did it-cured.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-12-15

A dull, racking pain-neuralga. Its sure
Cure-St. Jacobs Oil.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-21
! VoIitiid)c y ot;sen.

Ser @uhm Der patrioten. bic in GU
ropa bas 8ertdufSredt aui Griegsma=
terial perlan9ten, i'm alsoann Die Ges
0ierung 9eb6riq iiber's G6r bauen su
f6nnen, ldbt auh oen observation-disclosures
ben an Der pacific Giilfe feine Mube uno
10 bat cine San 6ranciseo'er ssirma es
abaelebnt, Der Bunbesregierun0 10, 900
pfuno Dpnamit 81 pertoufen, neil iie
salaubt, DaB Die preife ifeigell unb oab
lie in fiir3efer s3eit fiir ibren grplolip-
ifDff einen b6beren preis befomnen Tam.
Die Dubler unb Demaoooen, oie un=
iere politit. unn Bic Wlonppole unb
1ruffs, bie unfer WeIhdftsleben beherrs
i6en bas linb Bic 6einbe, oenen oos
0nlerifanitde Bolt ben 4rieQ erfldren
follte. Rein 9r6Berer @efoden foml
oenen aeideber, af3 iDenn bas Bolt lid,
um frembe Qdnbel befiimniers unb bo-
riibsr feine eigenef Nei6merDeil peroiBt.
Se ousi6lieBli6sr DQs Wott leine 3nf-
If,erliamteit ollf nusiudriiQe qlnoeleoerl-
beiten ridtet, 0eiio freder ur,O firafipier
|lpiro IN tl0snelt dnbs nie Corruption
iis1 brett nlo6sil:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-21

81 DAB Der Brdlioent Der Ser. Gtaa.
ten biermit angepieien, beauftraet uni
ermdhtiat piro. ipenn notbig Die aans,
Sano- uno Geema6t Der Ser. Gtaater
our Dnrhfiibruns oieier HeIo!utiom All
permenoen uno menn n6tbi9 bic Wili;
Der perIhiebenen Staaten in oem MaBe,
in Dem oies CUR 9urhfiibruns Der Re.
lfolution notbmeuois iit. in ben 9ieni
Der Vunoesresieruns su beruien.
A 9aB Die Der. 5taaten biermil
leoe Nbii1t in Nbreoe ifellen, Souuerd-
nitdt, jurisdiction ooer gontroae iiber
Die Sniel aussuiiben, ausgenommen
CUR gerubiaune oerIelben uilo oab 1ie
Die ablibt erfldrten, tpenn oies pcilen=
bet 1T, Die 8egierumg uno bic gontrolIe
ber Jnfel ihrei 9emohnera gu aber-
lafen.
Sn 5enat paflirten Die gei6liiHe nit
AZ geger 35 Gtimmen, i'm Qaule nit
80 gegen 6 Stimnen.
Der Gampf brebte Iib nidt um Die
Qnnabme poer Nihtanabme Der obiaen
yeitliille. ionoern oarum, oh Die Mepu=
blit Cuba anerfannt rpeiosn ioIe poer
ni6t. Sn ben BeidlInpn, pel1e Der
Senat am Samstag angenommen bate.
nno on Stelle Der 3eiolutionen oes
6auies aeiebt bate. oeren Snbalt mir
ihon in unisrer lebten Summer furs
anaeaeben lautete Der erlte Yeldlu f
,pie folst:
y Das bas golf Der sSniel Gubo
rehtmdBi9 frei uno unabbdnaig iein
iolte uno 1T uno Dap Die &eaierun9
Der Der. Gtaaten Die Gepublif Guba
als Die mabre uno eeieblibe &eaie=
runs iener Snlel anertenut.
Sm 6auie tpurbe Die Mnerfennunas-
tlauiel aeltriden unb beioe &duier Idies
llen bartnddia gu fein unb nibt nod.
aeben au ipOllen, bod enblid einiate lih
Elm Gonferens=Nusidub babin, bic ge.
fhliiile einSuberihten, tuie mir iie oben
mitgetbeilt haben uno oieIelben tpurpen
an Diensta9 Moroen Inn lis bonl
Genate nno gleih barauf aud pom
0aufe paiIirt unb bamit baben iomit
Die Der. Staten bic pfliht iibernom=
men, bic 6panier bon Guba su per=
treiben, ,penn bieieIben ni1t i'm lebten
Momente nod ooran oerten, baB ,,8or=
iidt bas before She'll Der 9aplerfeit 1T"
nno ibre 6treittrdfte bon Der Sniel su-
riidsiehen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-21
Sa8csneuigfeite,t.
anlann.


Sn Yoint 9lrena, Sal, fpuroen in
Der Naht bonn 9onnerstag auf sSreitaa
SO grolt0Be peripiirt. Sn GREENWOOD
tpuroen mebrere Sduier beibdoiet. Sie
Groe 3itterte bis 8 l1br am Greitas
Mor9en.
yyhistep tpirb i'm Outpn=@ebiete,
Nlasta, bermalen nit $50 per 8allone
be5ablt.
Sos @ei6maoer, Der Ser. Gtaaten
IN Ditaiien bat Srore erbalten, IiCb BEL
9ongfona su eoncentriren. um BON bort
aus epentuea 9esen Die pbilippinen gu
Dperiren.
Nie Musfnbr i'm Wonat Mdra betrua
$1l0, ,944. 644, um $25, 900, 900 mebr
als i'm Mdr5 oes @orjabres, pdbreno
Der Smport 9egeniiber benz Noriabre
um SIS, 900, 900 ab9enommen bat.
Mm Sonntag entltanb in einem Sc
treioesgleDatcr in Gbarleifon bel Bottom
cine @rplpIion, poour1 bas Dab ab=
gerilen tpuroe nno Elm Geuer entltano.
400, 600 Buibel Getreibe perbrannten.
Der @eiamntihaoen, Der bur1 Wer=
fideruna seoedt 1T. itellt lih afll etpa
5000, 900.
Die ssirmen 8ooorid bon gfron,
0o00bear bon Connecticut unb Butler
BON Netu Seriep. bic brei ba,lptiddlib.
ten 0drtgummi : 6irnlell i'm 2anbe.
baben iid au einem 7rut persinist.
Mu1 bic Ssabrlfanien bon Rammer=
rt0belii lpollen eillen 9rult bilben. so
pro3ent Der Jabrifonten tpolen oen-
felben beitreten.
8. 81. Miebes, prdlioent beg totbo.
tifden Snlfituts iiilger Mdnner. bul
jeben Drtsuerbanb bes Drbens oufoe.
fDrbert, Elm MitQIieo ia ernennen, al
tpel6s8 Il i'm &risgsfalle bebufs Nil.
olllta BPM 0reiipili0en @eaimenterT
ttleaxaptiren fam. Der prbegl ba
So 600 MlitQlieoer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-21
.3,,,tt &ricg t,tO eiea.

Wie unIsren veIern tpobl betannt.
baben Oirio lanae ais moslih Die gr-
baltung Deg Srieoens befiirmortst. Ser
Grie9 1T elm gralliamer 3eritorer uno
elm nn9liif fir isoes 2ano, ,peldes oa-
BON beimgefuht ipiro, uno menn aud
Der Grieg. on oehen Mnfang mir lteben,
init ilnierem Sieac enoen miro unb muB,
10 miro er bod tieTe Wunoen ihlaaen,
5auienoe bon bliibenoen Wenfdenleben
oabinraffen uno unae3dblte Milionen
peridlingen. M
glber Die 3eit fir iolbe geoenfen lit
nun pprllber, Der Rrleg lit uupermeio=
li1, er 1T oa, nro nun 1T es Yflibt
zines Seoen, Daju beiSatraaen. baB oers
ielbe 10 idnea uno nadoradlid), 10
ldarf, uno entihieoen tuie m6ali1 all
Gnoe aefii6rt miro.
Saau beiutrogeu. 10 piel es in feinen
ardftsn ftebt, 1T Die Yflidt zines ieben.
Der bieies 2anb - lei es our1 8eburt
ooer Wabl - Iein Yaterlano nennt.
Was nur irgenb belfen tann. oen 2riea
erfolgreid 5u MAIDEN, oas mub 9etban
tperoen llno alle oaSn nDtbigen Mittel
miihen obne 3auoern bemilliat, alle oa-
au erforoerl;aen Spfer nilifen bereit-
iDillia iibernommen tperben. Weoer
Nnifren9unsen nod Soften oiirfen ae-
ideut meroen, mo es lih I'M Die Gihe-
runa bes grfolaes banoelt. ssye frdfti=
ger nno pernidtenosr Der &risa gefiibrt
wirb, it acknowledgement bic Madt lit,
nit Der mir slei6 i'm Nnfana Dem Seq
lser gegeniiber tretsn, beito beHer miro
bic gbre bes Qanbes setpabrt, belto eber
miro Der Grieben lpieoer bergefelt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-21
Die Gmtidjeiomne In, Gon0rei>
lit aefauen.

|ha9 lanQslft beftioem Rampfe puroen
Die folSenoen Bsldliiie ppn beicen
0duierr oes GonsreHes angenommen:
aSoint Neiolution aur Nnerfennung
Der unabhdn9i9feit oes 0Oltes llno Der
Nepublit guba, nit Der Gprberung.
|bab bic Gegierune Spaniens ibre Mutp.
ritdt uno Neeierung auf Der s5niel
Cuba oufaebe. ibre Hano@ unb See-
|itladt aus guba uno ben cubaniIhen
@eiDdfern juriif3iehe llno nit Der Wei-
Jung, oaB Der qrdiibent oer Der. Gtaa-
Item bic 2nno. uno 6eemadt Der Ser.
Gtaoten aur Durhfiihrun9 bieier Geio=
luton bertpen0e.
.Na bic entieblinen 3ult1nbe, bic
ieit mebr ais brei Sabren auf Der Snfel
Guba IN 10 aroBer 9ldbe unferer eiaenen
@ren3eti beltnnben; oas illoraliI1e @e-
fibl bes Bottles Der Ser. Staaten em=
pDrt babtn. oa fie IN Der 3erit6runa
|eines omeritaniiden 2riegsfhiffes tno
|oen lobe BON 266 Dffi3iererl nno
Msanni6aftsn gipIelten, pdbrenb li9
bas Sd,ff auf einem freunbihaftliAen
Hefnh I'm Oofen bon 0aOann befano,
|nnb D1 3uitdnDe beIteben, bic nidbt Idn.
Qer 9ebulDet tperDen t0nnen, ipie Dies
BON yrdnoenten in ber NptjdQit pom
I'M. Mpril 1898 aeibilbert lporben III,
lin ber Der Gon9reb 3unl 0anoelr aufQe-
|f0rOert ipirD. 10 iei befd)lDl1en Dpnl Ges
mat uno 3sprdifntantenbaus ner Der.
Gtontei, nls Gonorsb perldmnrsIt.
} Cab Das Boil Der s5n{el Cuba
re6tmd6i9 frei uno unabbdn9i0 Ieiil
i0Ilts uslc
~ Dab es bie yflidt Der Der. Stad-
ieil III ~ fcroera uilO Die 9eajsruna
oer @sr. @todten fprDert bierniit, D0b
bif 8e1ieruslg bon Gpa,sien lofort ihre
ltlofiidt ailb berridaft Aber bie IN
Ist &li6Q alif0ibt utlb ihre Qdtlb. ulsb
esj1E0@b oll3 Euba iinb ht,l ciib0ni.
M Itrlt allrld ishI.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-21
Der Krieo it lider ]
Gin llltimatum an spanien.

Geert Wforsen l124 nerseinete Der Grdibent ST. ae=
neinauten gele oes Gonsreies in meln Spanien ouae=
foroert mtro Die Sne gba Su rden 3u alefer Belt mar
au en tmatm asgearbeitet porbu unb an bie paniIde
tesrns seft Daselbe sbt Spanien bis 5amstaa ittaa
5elt sn elmer ntwor uo ue bis oabn feline frebenteenoe
nwort einaen 10 rb Der grdioent oort an Die usfih=
rnu9 Der bon Dem eonerB parten Cuba iouton sen bas
beBt wen Spanlen Cuba nit reiwis rdum 10 miro oann
oror Die cbanf Jotte naf Cuba abseln UNI Die Spaner
init @ewa su pertreiben.
Der pande remermier GagaIta fat in Sen gortes err
fart Spanien peroe ene peeren gononen MAIDEN unb lei
&rese beret De grflarung puoe NIT 9roBem gn6iasz
mus altgenpnlmen.
Sas Sans bat feline enimmise Genebmigung ertbelt sunl
Nufrnf BON $4,000 sSreimillaen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-21
Nemeite Na1rid)tca,.

Sn Wala9a purbe Der inrbiae ge.
oiente oes amerifauiihen Gpnluls por
Dem ipaniiden pDbel setootet.
| Spanien betreibt Die 8efeltiauna De,
cubanilden Suite auf oas gmlioite.
Sn alien 9dfen perben 5orpeoos ae-
lle9t.
Inter ben belleren alaiien Sopanas
taBt Die 4nlidt INNER mebr gooen, baf
Die bette 20iuns Der Wirren in cine,
sln9lieoerung Gubas an Die Ser. Staa.
ten beltebe.
Is beibt. menn Der Griee aus6rehe,
weroe 8epler Den Sberbefebl auf Gubo
erbalien.
Sei Gienfuesos wuroe cine @iIenbobn-
bride bon ben cubatliiben Snluraenten
in bic auit geiprenst.
Sn SeicelterIbire, en9lonb, lfebt Die
9Bbltipif Goblensrube in 5lalnmen.
Wan slaubt. oaB Al Nrbeiter umaetom=
men iino.
Sas 3rieasoeparten,ent bat beIdloI=
len, bel Dem erlten Nufruf 0,000 Mann
gu ben Waffen su rufen uno iollen bie-
lelben aug Der Wailis Der perldi.oenen
Staaten genomnen tperben.
Sn gonoon pollen lid sablreibe @no=
lanoer uno Srldnber fir Die Ser. Staa-
ten Armee rno Glotte anwerben laGen.
In Der 2onooner gbrie fielen bic lpa-
nilden Iierprosentisen. Die ppraefern
nod gu 81 quotirt puroen, auf "a.
Sn aioerpool baben Die gureaur Der
Sunaro-Sinie uno Wbite Star 2inie
beroHeHtliht, baB au1 na1 Nusbrud
bes 2rieges ibre Oampier na1 mie Dor
3mllhen 2iperpool uno Netp Oort uno
Bottom fabren meroen.
Nus Rom fommt bic 9adridt, baB
Die gtddte i'm gesriffe iteben. einen
neuen Sdritt gu tbun. Sic molten
ndmli6 Spanien uno Die Ser. Staaten
Isriuden. Die STANDARDIZATION auf @uba
.uno auf Die eubaniiden @swdNer au lo-
stQltllrefl.
So Sine eliropdiihe Madt bnt ben Bablt
angefraat, OF er @uba annebmen molle,
ipenn ibm Spanien balielbe abtrete.
Nah Der abtretuna tonne er oann Die
unabbdngisteit Gubas protlamieren.
Ser pabit ioll oas projett siinitis auf=
genommen, jeooh ertldrt baben, oaB er
nibt Die Snitiatipe in elmer iolden Sabe
ersreifen Tonne. - Sstanntlid bat nab
Dem Grieae BON 1866 Geltreih 8eneoia
an Napoleon III. abgetreten. Inn es nicbt
oireft ben Stalienern iiberseben 81 mill
len.
Der ipaniibe 8eianote in Waibine=
ton bat feline pdhe perlanst uno lit se=
tern 4beno nit ieinem Stabe bon
Dafbington abgereist.
6eneral Slanco bat befannt aeaeben,
oaB er bis auf Weiteres aae reauldren
paliagieroampfer als neutral betra9ten
mer0e.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-21

Gololiale 6ibe Bat in GaliIornien am
Sblte unermeblidsn Sdaoeu anaeri6=
tet. Sas thermometer ffise anf 90
8rao i'm gbatten. Nub bic Muslid)=
ten fir Weisen uno 8erite iollen bic
fdlimmifen felt Sebn Sabren Iein.
sSm 0itliden Nebrasta bat elm Geaen=
uno 6agelfurm eroBen Shaben anoe=
rihtet. gu 2ouispille. Nebr., tpuroe
oas Sabnbett Der Gof esslano linie
out cine Strefe bon 500 6ub fortoe=
ldwemmt. infol9e oeHen Elm poha9ier=
Sua entgleiite.
Sn @lwooo, Sno., mar iiber Die
Summe BON Is Gents stpiiden Walter
SHORES unb Saplor Gnnrids Elm BETTE
ger Streit aus9ebrodsn, Der bamit eus
bete, baB Shores sinen Gniippel erariff
uno @norifs einen heftigsn Gdlag auf
ben Sopf Deriebte, baB berIelbe toot
nleoeritiirSte. Shores befinoet ib iebt
I'M 8efdn9niB.
Die 3abl Der 8anterotte belief fih
mdlreno Der Wohe in ben Der. Staa-
ten auf 254, eeeen 267 i'm lebten
Sabre. uno in @anaba auf 18 oeoeu
80 i'm lebten sSabr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-21

! ausIans.
SIN Giel bat ein fpaniider Naent l9
5orpebos getauft. Die Der. Staaten
Sotldaft gu Berlin lit benabridtiat
poroen uno ,pirb Die oeutide aesierunq
eriuben, bic Nbienoun9 Der 5orpeoos
nod Ausbrud oss Grieses su perbin=
bern.
Sm Marftflsden G6Blarn in Nieoer-
baiern puroe Die Gbreiners=@ Satin
S9ubmader plOBlid tpabnlinnia. ssn
Der Gaierei ltiirste lie ii1 nit eeidpun=
genem Bell auf ibrsn 8atten uno pers
munoete ibn f6per, ebenIo ibre bier
Sinoer, bon benen oas iiingite alsbalo
ieinen gSunoen erlae.
Uiele ebemalige oeutIde Goloaten
haben Ii6 in Der ameritanil6en Sot-
ihaft gum glntritt in Die 4rmee ooer
6lotte Der Ser. Staaten eemeloet.
prinssllin 2ouiIe bon SadIen-@p-
burg =Gotba 1T aus Gelterrsih ausgs.
tpiefen iporotn.
Srei Wiener Nlpenfeiaer batien bic
Sferfeiertage 81 elnem Nusflug nod
Dem Semmering benubt. 9lQe brei,
S9libtinJ Gent unb Gelieler. 1tiirsten
on elmer Nlpenmano ab uno fanoen in
Der 5iefe ben SOB.
Die SrtIhaft Glappai in gD6men,
geSirfsbauptmannfhaft GauoniB, 1T
bon pollltdnoieer Yerni6tung beorobt.
Gin Verarutlb bot tatt9efunoen, ipel=
der bereits 81 6duIer nieoeraebrohen
bat. Nu0 oas Shulbaus ilt pe9ralirt
poroen, unO Der GinIturs Der Stride
piro ie0en NuQenblif befiir9tet. Sic
Notb uno oas gleno infolse Der &ata=
itrople lit eroB.
Sie i6meiseriibe &eeieruna bat eben=
falls Die Ginfubr friiben amerifaniIben
Sbtes oerboten, als Yoriidts=MaB=
nabme aeaen bic ginibleppuns Der San
SolesShilolaus.
9as ameritaniIbe GonIulatsaebduoe
in Malasa tuuroe BON einem p6belr
baufen ansegriffen.
Die ipaniIden 8ebErben perlpreben
iofortige 8enu9tbuung uno 8eitrafun9
Der &doelsfiibrer.
Sic britiIhen Rolonialbsb6roen in
Samaica lino bon 2onbon aus inltruirt
poroen, I'M Gaue bes Nusbruds zines
Grieges Goblen als &riesscontrebanoe
gu ertlaren.
: Nus Granfrei9 miro eemelbet, bab
Spanien ale f0rperlid riiitigen Spa=
nier aufaetoroert bat, 10 raid mie mog=
lid naN Spanien suriidsufebren.
GDniain Wilbelmine BON 0olano be=
finoet lid in paris uno amiilirt iib
t6nielib.
Ser 3ar bat benz prinsen bon Mon=
tenesro als Oiteraelbent 80. 900 &epe-
tirsenebre uno 25, 900, 600 patronen
seianot.
ssn Maorib herrldt srobe 8egelIte=
run9, neil Die G0nigin- -&e9entin bic
6amnle0iiten CUR Deritdrtuna Der fpa-
niihen Glotte nit Der Summe bon
elmer Milioll Granfen er0ifnet bat.
Sic fpaniide Gegierllng unterban=
belt NIT ben QDnboner Gotbfhilos iiber
einen Hump bon $40. 900. 600.
Bon 0aboisa ton,lnt Die Nndriht,
oab IN Der propin3 pinar bel Nio @e-
fe6te atuiiben ben fpaniIben Sruppen
nnb ben Sniurgenten itattaefnnben ba-
ben.
Diele ldnebilhe. braiiIianiihe uno
onbere frelnbe Dffisiere baben Der ipa=
Inifben &e9iernu9 ibre Gienlfe an9es
Hboten.
Sn Singapore III 0aS Dampflhif
QeO XIII. bon Monila nnqetpmn,en,
iibsrfiiat nit iponiihen Deomien uno
Gamilien, iDelde beriGtter, DoB Die Me.
hc{Iin,1 nf,f M, SIN; ~; !. -, 81,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-23
SHE WANTS THE PHILIPPINES.
SPANS Ministerial Papers Say She win
Defend Then With Energy.

Midrd, September 22.--General Angus
tin, the former Captain General of the
Philippine Islands. has arrived at Vitoria
Spain.
The Ministerial newspapers protest
against the supposition that the United
States will keep the Philippine Islands.
They maintain that SPANS rights to
these islands are incontestible and that
she lis resolved to defend her rights
with the greatest energy" The govern
ment papers also contend that the terms
of the peace protocol confirm SPANS
right to the Island of Luzon and the
rest of the Philippine Islands and they
declare that if the United States bases
its claims on humanity and civilization,
Spain will prove that there is no higher
civilization in any of the Asiatic colo
MES than in the Spanish colonies in
Asia.
The rumor that the Rothschilds are to
lend Spain large sum of money when
the treaty of peace is signed, is denied
here. Officials of the Spanish govern
ment claim that the bank of Spain is able
to supply the immediate demands of the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-23
DREYFUs NAME NOT MENTIONED
In the Mass of Documents Brought
Against Him.

Paris. September 22.-Tne Soleil says
that owing to Yesterdays events, the
Cabinet, at an informal conference dis
.cussed General Zurlinden's action and
the Fronde even asserts that the Pre-
mier. M. Brisson, disavows the meas
ures taken against Colonel Picquart
which, he says, were instituted without
the knowledge Of the Cabinet.
Picquart was transferred this after
noon to the military prison of Cherche
Midi.
The Matin affirms that it has authentic
information that the name of Dreyfus
was never once mentioned in the mass
of documents brought against him. II
adds that the only serious document
is the so-called BOrdereaG. The docu-
ments in the case, it appears, consist en-.
tirely of fragments of letters referring
to everything except Dreyfus and the
whole matter, the Matin adds, consti-
tutes such a fairy tale that no sober
minded persons would dream of accept
ing it,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-23
GEN. LEE UNABLE TO GO
SENT A MESSAGE OF COINCIDENCE TO
MRS. DAVIS.
Virginia. Governor will Also be Unable 10 At
tend the Funeral. Few Changes in
the Funeral Arrangements.

Richmond. Va, September 22-The
arrangements of Miss Winnie Davis had
not been completed at n late hour to-
night, but it is known that they will
be immaterial. General Fitzhugn Lee
telegraphs that owing to the fact that the
Secretary of War had notified him that
he would inspect the Seventh corps in the
next three days. he (I.ee) could not be
present. He also sent message of con-
dolence to Mrs. Davis. to be delivered TO
her on her arrival. Owing to high water
the Governor cannot be present. The
absence Of these two gentlemen viii ne
cessitate some change in the list of pail
hearers. There will also be some addi-
tions TO the number of pall-bcarers. Col
onel William Preston Johnston, of New
Orleans. arrived tonight and will be Il
Dall-bearer. The remains will arrive Mt
$50 tomorrow morning, and will be
taken from the depot by Lee Camp and
escorted to st. PauPs church, where they
will lie under guard of honor. until the
time of the funeral at $3.50. The public
will not be permitted to view them. Mrs
Davis and party will be met at the depot
by committee Of ladies and gentle
men and escorted to the Jefferson Hotel
The burial will he in the north section
Of the Davis circle. about ten feet from
the grave of Mr.. Davis. The hearse
will be drawn by four white horses, and
the military escort viii consist of the
Richmond Howitzers, three companies
from the First Virginia regiment. three
from the Second and one from the
Third.
Beautiful floral tributes are arriving
from all parts of the South. as are also
kilograms conveying the actions of Con-
federate organizations. The service at
the church will be conducted by Rev. DR..
Hartley Carmichael, the rector, and
Rev. NJ. ID. Hoge, pastor of the Second
Presbyterian church, and there will be
reserved seats near the. bier for all the
other ministers in the city.
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.

Daily except Monday. tDaily except Sunday
Trains on the Scotland Neck Branch ROAD
leaves Weldon 3 SIS m, Halifax 4 80 p m, ar
riyes Scotland Neck 5 20 m, Greenville 81 !
M Kinston 8 55 m, Returning leaves KIN.
ston so a m, Greenville So 4 IN, arriving al
Halifax II Is III, Weldon II SO a IN, daily ex-
cept Sunday
brains on the Washington Branch leaves
Washington 20 a m and 30 p m, arrives Par
mele 10 a IN and 90 p IN, returning leaves
PaTmele 8 IS IN and so m, arrive Washing
ton II 90 and z 20 p m, daily except Sunday
Train leaves Tarboro, N G, daily, except Sun
dav, 5 80 m, Sunday Is p IN, arrives Plymouth
daily except Sunday, so m, 8 90 m Return
ing leaves Plymouth daily except Sunday, z Sc
a m, and Sunday 8 90 a m, arrives Tarboro
10 05 m, II 90 nj
Train on Midland, G, Branch leaves Colds
boro, daily except Sunday, 10 M, arriving
Smithfeld 80 m, returning leaves Smlthfield
Q 90 a IN, arrives at Goldsboro 10 Is am
Trains on Nashville Branch leave Rocky
Mount at 4 30 p m, arrives Nashville % p IN,
Spring Hope 30 p m, returning leaves Spring
Hope 90 m, Nashville 80 IN, arrives at
Rocky Mount 505 IN, daily except Sunday
Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw for
Clinton daily except Sunday, at II % a ~ and
IS p m, returning leaves Clinton at 90 a m
and 90 pm
Train No rs makes close connection at We'll
don for all points North daily all rail via Rich
mond.
II. NJ IMMERSION, Gen Pass Agent.
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GENERAL LEE AMUSED.
Blanco's Empty Vaporings Excite Our
Risibles.
Especial to the Baltimore SUM-

(Speclu TO the Baltimore SUM-
Jacksonville, Fla, Sept. 22.-Maior
General Fitzhugh Lee is slowly recover
ing from a rather severe attack of in
digestion and slight fever accompanying
it. He was able to leave his bed for the
first time in several days Monday. hav-
ing moved from his camp to the hotel.
where his family was stopping. He has
received most affectionate care from his
several daughters, whose devotion to
their father is one of the charming fea-
lures of the family life of the Lees.
General Lee is now anxiously await
ing the movement of troops to Cuba, for
he believes when this takes place his
time will come
"All statements that l expected to go
to Santiago or Porto Rico. and that |
was disgruntled because | did not go are
false" He said today: Il do want to
go to Havana. and | have so stated
number of times. | told General Miles
that | was n soldier and had no favors
to ask. but / had the strongest desire to
go TO Havana with my troops / pre-
sumo if there was any large movement
of the army General Miles would com
mand and all / ask is the command of
the troops in the lead Of that movement.
1t amuSeS me to hear of General
Blanco's expressed regret that he did
not have chance to try conclusions with
the Americans, bec'alse peace was de-
clared. General Blanco is not soldier.
He is unfit especially to command. has
to go about Havana in hack. He
knows absolutely nothing of modern mill
tary tactics. He is incompetent.
know him well, personally, and would
like nothing better than move against
Havana with my corps alone We could
run over Blanco and his army, without
trouble and without the assistance Of
any other troops than the Seventh
Corps"
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A NARROW ESCAPE.

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