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The times., 1898-05-09
ANOTHER SPANISH VICTORY.
Force of Insurgents in the Philip
pins said to Have Been Defeated.

pms Safd TO haE% besen GHtttteN
Madrid, May IA dispatch from the
Philippines. forwarded by way of La
buan. says that the Spaniards have cap
tured Panay, the chief center of the in
surrection. which was defended by 1000
rebels. The Spaniards claim to have kill
ed l72 rebels on the field and 500 more in
the retreat. The Spanish loss is placed at
two officers and forty-two men killed.
The town of Paray was destroyed.
An official addition is made to the dis
patch TO the effect that the operation of
the Spanish force was important for the
pacification of the island.
The times., 1898-05-09
seurvy Epidemic I'm Dawson.

Tacoma, Wash. May William New
ton has arrived from Dawson. When he
left Dawson was suffering from an epi-
demic of scurvy. The hospital was
crowded with patients, and others were
sick in houses The health conditions
are worse than ever before, and no
doubt exists that many deaths will oc-
cur before the miners are able TO take
the river steamers to civilizatio Real
estate, food and provisions continue to
rise in price
The times., 1898-05-09
NEW VOLUNTEER BILL.
Chairman HuII VIII Secure Action
by the Housc Mt Once.

Chairman Hull. OF the House Commit
tee on Military Affairs. said yesterday
that it was his purpose to call up the
Senate bill to amend the act providing
for the enlistment of volunteers early
next week.
This amendment, which has passed the
Senate, proposes to increase the number
OF volunteers that may be enlisted out
side of the militia organizations from
1900 to 1900 The yellow fever i'm
munes' and organizations of engineers
and electricians are TO be included in
the new enlistments.
Chairman HUH was asked If the bill was
likely to encounter strong opposition in
the House. He replied that ne had no
reason to apprehend any fight against
it. he had not been apprised of any
opposition.
The times., 1898-05-09
Sailed for Hampton Roads.

Newport, r. l.. May THE cruiser
New Orleans sailed shortly after / O'Clock
today for Hampton Roads. where she viii
join Commodore Schleys flying squad
ron. A force from the torpedo station
was busy all morning on her torpedo boat
outfit and before sailing she fired two
Whiteheads from her starboard bow
tube as a test. Both were good line
shots.
The times., 1898-05-09
PLOT TO KILL BUDD.
spaniards Said TO BE After the Gov
ernor of California.


San Francisco, Cal. May 7.--Gov. Budd
has been warned of what is alleged to
be a plot against his life by Spaniards.
The story of conspiracy against the gov
ernor's life came from q Southern Pa
cifc Railroad brakeman. He said tha'
while the overland train was passing Be
necia on April 20 he noticed three Span
iards in close conversation in one end
of a car.
The men seemed greatly wrought up
over Gov. Budd's activity in organizing
the volunteers to fight Spain. and one of
the conspirators dropped the suggestive
remark:
''If we cannot get away with the gov
ernor, We ought tosget some one 10 do
it for us.
The brakeman followed the Spaniards
to this city, and the governor and police
were notified of his suspicious. The gov
ernor' makes light of the matter. but his
friends are disposed to regard it as Sc
riOuS.
The times., 1898-05-09
On Pa. Ave-, 9l6=9lS NV.
BRICK
BRICK

except refer them TO his minister's; and
when the ministers refused 10 act on
them ne was in a false and humiliating
position. out of which he might naturally
get by precisely that act OF resignation
which had seemed so singular Probable
tiles seem to favor the truth of this st0-
~: and if il was false. there could be no
objection TO cOntradIctiug It. In the Zola
case Casinir- Perier was on the witness
stand, but gave out nothing OF interest.
He said that it was his duty not 10 tell
the whole truth.
The times., 1898-05-09
DIED

CRAslER-On Sunday. at 3 a. m at his late
residence 40S New Jersey ave NV, MILTON
CRAMER, formerly Of StaFke County Ohio. aged
3 years.
Funeral from residence at u m Tuesday
Services and interment az Mt Zion Baptist
Church, Montgomery County. Md. at $50 p M
1t
WHEELER-At No. IS K Street northeast in
The fifty eth year of her age, MRS. LAURA
C. WHEELER
Funeral at tho house Monday at p. NJ
WARNKE- Saturday. May :, at $50 a. m. C.
WARNKE, JR., beloved husband Of Laura Warn
Ike, nee Allen, in the thirty-second year OF his
are
Funeral at the residence of his parents. 9l3
First ST. NV, Monday. May 8. Is9S. at D. m
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO at
tend. Item
The times., 1898-05-09
DR.. CLEMENS
I4It Pa. Ave. Adj. WiIard's Hotel,
Is Every Day Curing People
That Other Physicians Had
Declared Hopeless InvaIids.

II must be admitted that DR.. CLEMENS has a
record Of cures such as has never been achieved
by any other physician in the treatment of all
disorders of the BRAIN and NERVOUS SYS-
TEN, DISEASES OF the SKIN and BLOOD Ca
TARRH, ASTHMA, DYSPEPSIA, MALARIA,
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. HEMORRHOIDS.
PRIVATE DISEASES or MEN AND WOMEN,
and all affections OF the THROAT. LIVER,
STOMACH, KIDNEYS. BLADDER and SEXUAL
ORGANS.
Men suffering from nervous debility or loss Of
capacity, result of overwork mental worry
past folies and excesses, quickly restored
to sound. vigorous manhood by DIR. CLEMENS'S
treatment
The times., 1898-05-09
He Needn't TrembIe.

lFrom the Mail and EXpress.)
Senor Polo assures his friends in Canada that
he isn't afraid of the whole United States. And
he needn't be. The United States, being now
chiefly engaged in dealing with pirates and cut
throats, wouldn't hurt nice little chap like him
for anything in the world.
The times., 1898-05-09
First Gums,

(From the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
The first gun of the last fired by the
South. The first gun of the present war was
fred by the South. But there is everything in
the aim. The first was rebellion, the last re-
union.
The times., 1898-05-09

9ut drugs or medicines or no paw. Prof Victor,s
superior mental and remarkable psychic powers
and a natural intuitive faculty of unerring in
sight into all conditions of human ills enable
him TO diagnose all diseases without physical ex-
aminations or exposure. Confidential consI,lta.
tion personally or by mail free Daily hours. 10
a m 10 p. m Sundays, from 1 4 p M
Oh lVth 81. NV myS-tf
The times., 1898-05-09
King Croker.

(From the New York Commercial Advertiser.)
Mr.. Croker. says a dispatch, is travelling in
Ireland under an assumed name This is neither
blameworthy nor surprising 1t is customary in
Europe for crowned heads to travel incognfto
The times., 1898-05-09
A DfrefuI Thrent.
(From the Chicaro News ]

(From the Chicago News.)
Rose-Did Charlie threaten to commit suicide
when you refused him?
Myrtle-0h, it was worse than that lie said he
would live to make regret it.
The times., 1898-05-09
CHARGES MODERATE, MEDICINE INCLUDED

Daily Office Hours-10 a. m to p. IN. Mon
day, Wednesday. Thursday, and Saturday to s
p. IN. Sunday, 10 to u IN,
CONSULTATION STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
Question List-A for man, for women, for
Skin Diseases.
The times., 1898-05-09
The ST. Paul an Guard

Cape May. n. J., May THE auxiliary
cruiser st. Paul appeared off here tonight
and is throwing her searchlight on OBJ
jects at the entrance of Delaware Bay.
The times., 1898-05-09
AlAIiRIED-

HoLDEN-PADGETT-At Cathedral Rectorv.
Baltimore. Nd, Friday. April IS IS9S. BY the
MARGARET A. PADGETT. both of Washing
ton, ID. c. IT
The times., 1898-05-09
PROF. VICTOR,
THE FAMOUS
MODERN HEALER,
NO FAILURE WHEN ALL OTHERS FAIL.

His marvellous cures are
made by magnetic manipu-
lations, and If required a
scientific combination of cleo
trio and magnetic treatment
IL applied. All stomach,
kidney, bladder, liver, and
lung troubles, rheumatism.
rupture, cancer, and all
chronic, nervous, and vast
ing diseases OF either
sex permanently cured with
The times., 1898-05-09

Your credit Is good at Lansburg's Fur
niture House. 18th end F SITS oc3-tf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-17
Rrinrfr's SElnht.

louisville, &p., IA. Sanuor.
- Man glaubt, puB Die r&entutn
5ruIt 60" morgan ibren 8anterOtt
antiinoigen miro. @m. Reinsfs, Der
8icez9rGitcsnt unO @si6dft5fibrer
Der @ompagnie, lit perI6nun0en uno
bat bic Qffaire in bethlehem 8irrparr
3uriidgslaFen. 0erielbs mar frii6er
S~ourndliit uno erfreuts ii4 als Der
treter bes ungsIebenen beutI6en Sn5tiz
tuts elmer gea6teten SteQung. 8enn
oerIelbe audi in leBter 3eit eiHige BE-
fpemoenbe 8untzSran5attionen Dor=
no6m, 10 f60pfte man bob teinen Ser
puht gegan i'm. Grt ais er am Wtonz
tao gu Der QlftionGrz@ erIGmmlung Der
@eIeuT6aft ni6t eri6ien, tonntsn iif
iel6It Ieine Iber3eugteiten anbGnger
ni6t Der NnIi6t berI6lieBen, OuB Reiz
nete auf fali6er 9abn mar. Surg Dor
feiner 6lu9t ijbertrug er iein 8ermOz
gen an eSobn q. Wiler, jeop4 lit 4Qe5
berartiQ nit S6uIben belaItet, Dab
fir bic 8lGu6igsr taum Gtpas iibrig
blei6sn piiroe. 8isIe feline 0euti6:
Ioiirften ibr gan5ss 8erm0gen oerloren
h1hpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-17

6rGul. 6rance5 6. 8iQuro, rpel6e
Der internutionalen Convention Der
n3emperen3zunion 6riItli6er6rauen"
~beipo6nte, iagt, DaB Before @eIunoz
Felt fir 5rauen beutigen 3ags5 MOTH
tren0iger lit, ais Oa5 6rauensSt imm>
re6t.
Sic fogt. mas 6rausn ieBt am
meiiten beoiirfen, lit cine O~ergrDBerte
In3abl bon ROTTEN 8IuttUgslfen."
4ll5 alien 3hsilen oes 2unoes, pon
MQine bis Californian, tommen
glQubniiroig2 8eri6ta pon 5ruuen,
Die bIutarm, opspaptif6, nsrpeus,
ernItli6 erfd0pft uno in Dielen 6Gqsn
in 5oIgs BON GROCER S4tpGde 6sttz
IGgerig paren, uno pel6e jeBt nit
6iiIfs oe5 groBsn 8lutz uno 8eiunoz
belt : 8ermittler5 Baine'5 GslarD
COMPOUND pieoer in ben Stano QeIeBt
purosn, ibre PldBe i'm 6amilisntretTe
unO i'm geIeQi4aftli6en 2eben aus
3ufiQen - ais geiunoe, trGftige, Ouu=
erno ge6eilte SSrduau.
6ruu 6. q. 0arO lit cine oieIer
gliidli4en 6rduen, pelGe Our6
GAINES Gelerb COMPOUND Dor einen
elenOen, unqliidlifen, inpalioen gu
ItunOa bspu6rt bIieben, ME Der fol-
genoe 8rief 3etgt:
9}r. 213, M}i6iganz&(penue, Maion=
GitD, Su., psn u. September 1897.
Weus &c 3i6arofon So.
Msine 6erren! - Mein gr0Bte5
2eioen f9ien in elmer all9emeinen
S@pG6e unO in einem total erI60pfz
ten 3uitanOe gu bsitsben. So Bin 66
Sabre alt uno erpartete nidt, iemals
pteoer getrdftigt gu peroen, bod gez
brau6te i6 bier 6lai6en Patne'5 Sc
lerD COMPOUND uno purDe Dabur6
beDeuteno gaitdrtt; audi f6ien mein
6uIten na63ulaRer, 10 Dab i6 nit benz
@e6rau6e oeS 6eilmittelS %aufbDren
fonnte uno isitoem feline 0otbnenoigz
felt fiibLe, 6ilfe irgeno pelfsr Dirt gu
be0nfpru6en.
Q6tun95Dou
fSrdu 6. u. Mdro.
BerIpnen, pslde inter nerpeuien
6rauen, bic in Der 3egeI mayer uno
blutarm fino, groBe Grfubrungen gez
famnelt baden, empfe6lsn, ais iiber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-17

Sic Iino bes 3ooe5 - i6 babe lange
ouf Sic gepartet unO jeBt enOli6 babe
t3 Sie!" 5ii6te ss unter Dem t;ef in
oa5 Gefi6t osOriidten S6lappbut fer
Dor. SRI. 2onerQan mar Dor S9retz
fen teiner 8epe9un9 fd6ig. Ssoen
4ugenblid befiir6tete lie, Den S6uB
aufbliBen gu iefen, Der ibrem Qe6en Elm
@noe MAIDEN ioQta. 3u i6rar @erpunz
Derunq blieb aud Der &Gubsr unbez
pegli6, er belt 3tpar nod INNER Die
MtorOmaffe auf lie geri6tst, ma6te jez
OO6 teinen 9eriu9, i6r bic 90rIe, bic
ie in Der 6ano trug, gu entreiBen. CD
itanoen lie ii6 DolIe 3psi Wtinuten ge>
geniiber uno i6lieBli6 gep1nn Die
junge Dame Mut6 genug, gu ibrem
Qngreifer gu ipre6en. nQaIen sic
mid bod ge6en," Bat iie, Sic iebsn
ni6t pie Elm f6Iedter Weni6 aus,
Der iih an einem idnafsn 0ei6e p:rz
greifen niirDe. 6i2r - ne6men Sic
meine 90rIs, rrenn Si: in Notb iino."
Der 3Gu6er bog zen Qrm per i6m bic
80rie rei4te, ianft CUR Settle. ,Sie
BADEN 3edt, 6rGuIein," Iagts er, ,i6
t0nnte Sbnen Ni6ts gu 2eioe t6un;
i6 61be cine MItter uno S6peitern
gu 6auIe. 9e61lten Sic SIR @elO
uno gs6en sic un6eldIttgt S6rer @ez
&C." SRI. &onergan feb Iif oies nt6t
3pei Wtal ia9en; lie eilta in bas NATE
gelegene 9aus ihrer 6reunoin, BON no
man lie, na60em tie iib Don ibrem
Qbenteuer erbolt tatte, unter iiGsrer
mdnnli4er 8egIeitung nab i6rer 8o6z
nun9 brufte.
Qus SefferIoroiQe, SnD.. niro be-
ri6tet: SeitOem Der 2uDen BON 8ianz
ger Il. So. BON Gin6re6ern
betmgeu d noroen lit, 6dnqt
an Dem 8eloi6rant Der 1irma Elm
Platut, auf peIdem gu leien lit: Bit
ten tein 9pnamit gu gebrau9en, Der
S6rant lit offen." &iir3li4 itatteten
Gtnbre6er oes No6t5 a6ermols bsm
2aOen einen 9eIu4 al, bod OsrlieBen
iie oenielben Iebr erttdui9t, na4Osm
tie 0a8 Platot geIe6en batten.
9as 8uopeis : 0epurtement Der
gQn6euIerzguI4 9reping QFociaz
tion" in ct. Qouis bat iOebsn Elm i
genartige s SubilGum az
feiert. Die 3abI Der in Oieier @btbsiz
lung Der grausrei gefiiQtsn 5lai&en
6at bic 500. Ntiuion CREDIT; cine Set
itung, bic bon n2nigen 8rduereten
ubertroffen nirb.
SoIep6 e. Gdsl uno 6rau 8srnice
8intpn puroen foeban in Ct. 2ouis
2um bierten MaIe perbetz
rat6et, na6oem ite i@on Drei 0@al
be~r6eirutGet unD efarIo oft geI4ieOen
parer. Gdel mar Glert BEL benz erIten
Mlanne Der 5rau unO bsirdtbste bic
felbe Elm sSlbr na6 Dem Sob ibres
Wunnes. Die @be mar ungliidli6 u.
GeiOe trennten Ii9. Na4 tur3er 3eit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-17
9ie ihnur,c 0iTc,

Gbtco9o, SGs., IA. Sanuar. -
0as 9erbttt ouf $4,000 S6aosnerz
iaB DON Der Chicago II. NortbpeItern
@a6n : @sIeGi4aft, peIfes benz 2otos
motipfitrer 5reO. n. Set4am 3ugez
iprofen purDe, neil er ungebli9 BON
Der @pmpagnie auf Die ni6tpar5e 2ifte"
qeIeBt tpprben mar. purbe pOm Ridter
Ri6aro SO. Glifforb umgeituBen uno
Elm ncrer gro3eB angeorOnet. 0erRi4=
ter 6egriinbet feline @nti4sioung oaz
nit, baB bic Surp in unangemehener
@siIe gu @uniten bes&Idgsrs initruirt
poroen lei. Sin Bid auf baS @erbitt
geniiae, UNI es um3uItoBen. Der PRO
3eB 1T Elm GrgebniB oeS groBen G5i=
caao'er @iIenba6n : Strites.
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StaOI Baltimore.

&sreiniQtsG Gnger.- Die
0eIegd.sn Der Der. SGnser" fanosn
ii6 geItsrr Nbarn in Der r82rmdni1z
Mdnrer6or : Safe" gu ibrer mOnatz
IiGer @arI1mmlung Elm. pa Der Brdz
iioent 5ran3 5al.l uro Der 9jcszPrd=
iiDent Gas. Neu, Ionic Der Setretdr
2.Stcpf Mot arneIsnb pursn,io nun
ban Or. Neuh1u5 ais 8priiBer un00r.
9. 31rtmeiItar als SetretGr erpGbIt.
Wit RiidiiGt parauF. CAP oas grptoz
toQ Der leBten GsrilmmIung aiht pprz
IoQ uno audi bic 8erih:e getrsffs Neaz
berurQ Der Statuisn MD! oQe srtssz
cen uenommsn per6en tpnnten, Der
taate man it9 rad fur3sr i~nIormsuer
9eiprtfEng Bis gum 3"lpeiteu 6reitag
i'm Tebrulr, purr bic 9eriammlung
in Der r2ieoertrln3 : 9oQe" Gbgebal=
ten mer0en ioQ.
@tn6eitli6e Sugo9eieBe.
- Der yWarnlGnDer Sage uno 81
GsreizSGubzGxrein" bal unter Dor
fB pes SIR. @ao. .. Qsnuimdn uno
Der 9rotofpQfiitrung be8 Dr.. q. 0.
Wa71more bef6lofen, Der Stad:s=
8eIsBQa6ung einen @nttpurf fir Elm
tinhejtl;Ta5 SIgbgeieB gu unterbrslz
tsr, urO BAT 5u oieiem 3tpede IN elmer
@trIammlung oe5 @retutipA9omIte'S
i'm oGcrrou:on : 6otel" bprgeItern
@b:nD cine Nn316I 2leroerungen Dor
geI6,a8:n, Die ale gut geEeiBen purz
car. Qls reue Witglieber Duroen fplz
genoe t9errsn oufgenpmmen: Charles
j. 8roOt, s. u. 0eories. Sefferfpn S.
Walif, Or. G.. &. BENNINGTON, SEQ.
8. MiGer, 8. 6. Gtratton, Dis g.
&eiI6oIB, Nm. q. Souie, jun.
Ginen guten sang bat Do
Ii3iIt pster graolep gema9t; er perz
6Qftete rGmli6 Den goporo Smith
ouf bic @nI6uIoigung, aus elmer Qn@
3ubI lGsr ite6anbsr SduIer i'm n0roliz
den Siuottheile bic bIeiernsn R0bren
tsrausgebrofen unD BEL 3. QeboniB
an Der 3oqers : Qpenue pertduft gu
t1ben. Smltb, Der ffon etrmal sinen
Sermin i'm 3uatf1uie ub9eIefen bat
lie, Operirt3 nit einsm 6anotorbe, ben
er BEL elmer ieirer lebten ,&untrsiien"
auf Der 5luGt itsben Laifsn muBte. Der
PpIi5iit 9ra0lep JAP DEN &Orb in benz
Stationstauie, ruBte iofort, b1B berz
ielbs Smiths GigenIbum mar uno per>
haftete ben Siam an Der Siio : Gas
raDitrabe. Smith purce oem9eri6iss
berfabrsn i6erpieisn.
Qbleben. - SIN Qlter BON so
Sabren lit geitern Sr. s. 8. 60ferz
lamp in ielnar DObnung, Ir. 429.
GbortitraBe, geitorbsn. Die geerbiz
eung finbet MOntuQ Ra6mittag 2 nbr
ftatt.
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Gin Northumberland

gittsburg, pa, IA. San. :
Sn elmer 3uIammentunft am nd6iten
9ienitag perOsn Die amerituniI6en
DeiBbIe4 : 6abritanten ibar bic
9riinoung eirer Continuation beraz
then. 8orbareitenoe S6ritta puroen
in ben lsBten @oAsn BON sinem gu bic
lem 3psts :irgeieBten Gomite gst6an,
bu5 in Columbus, 8, pitts6urg unb
G6icugo nit esn intersIiirttn 5a6riz
fanten cpnfsrirt bat. Sin Spnbitat
Netp : gOrfer 8apitaIiiten IOu hreit
isin, bic CUR GpnIOliOirung n0tbigen
Miaionen por5uftredsn. Set Dem
9inalen : Sarif flbIten Die bo96es
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Bnitmarfenzl lncntnrCn.
9eri6ieDene StaOttbet.e, in peI9eu
YoIt Wertb3ei4en Dertauft

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400, Ggro=GlC9g=ST1ga 5y9H u. ZlUs, @5tut.
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