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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-27
New NJ. f.. Church Dedicated.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ARGOS. Ind. Sept. 26.-The new NJ. f.
church was dedicated Sunday by DIR.
Moore, of Cincinnati, editor of the West
ern Christian Advocate. The total cost of
the building was $780, and of the amount
$240O had to be raised Only $1,70O was
raised at the morning service and the rest
at the evening session. The building is
nicely finished with quartered-oak seats and
lighted with electricity.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-27

II ten thousand Spaniards of Porto Rico
prefer to return to Spain to remaining I'M
der American rule, Americans will not re-
strain them. Ten thousand Americans will
soon take their places.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-27
Money Needed for Navy yards.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 = AS approved
by the acting secretary of the navy and
prepared for transmission to Congress
through the Treasury Department the ma
val estimates include the following items
for new works in navy yards: For Ports
mouth, N. H., $3O60OO: for Boston. 1885,, OO0
for New York. S6l2.062: for League island
folk. s., 100000: for Port Royal. 8. c., $145,000
for Key West, $l12,520 for Mare island,
1891 $50; for Puget sound. $50, 500: for New
London SIS, 900: for general preservation
and repairs al all yards. $3.50 600.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-27

Watts-It seems the police keep a remark
ably strict watch on that young Glubbinson.
Has he criminal record?
Potts-No. That's what they are down on
him about. They arrested him once and he
got clear.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-27

The remnant of the silver push" of 1896
is reminded that, if they demand it, Mayor
Taggart will cause to be printed again his
declaration of unalterable and undying de-
yotion to is to l.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-27

torney Burke should not read Democratic
platforms, in view of the disgust he ex-
pressed after the adoption of the Chicago
platform in 1896.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-27

The British way is much like the Ameri-
can way. General Kitchener took charge of
Fashoda as Admiral Dewey did of Manila,
leaving diplomatic questions to be settled
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-27

Laura-Papa, they are going to introduce
military figures in the german this winter
Mr. Ffgg-I presume that means an in
crease in your appropriation bills
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-27

Why should William J. Bryan go to the
President about mastering out his men? Is
It because he holds himself better than a
hundred other coloneIs?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-27

Two or three weeks hence the leaders who
forced the sick-soldier issue will realize
what a mistake they made
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-27
Information Wanted.

Mrs. Wickwire-I wonder what has be-
come of the paper. There was an article
in it l wanted to save-it was about jams.
Mr.. Wickwire-Fruit, log or Jim?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-27
Reduced Rates to Clubs.
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL.
Can be found at the following places:

NEW YORK-Astor House
CHICAGO-Palmer House, p. o. News Co., 217
Dearborn street, Great Northern Hotel and
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street.
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OF Third and jefferson streets, and Louisville
Book Co.. 256 Fourth avenue.
ST. LoUIs-Union News Company. Union Depot.
WASHINGTON, D. C.-Riggs House, Ebbtt
House and Wizards Hotel
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-27

NEW YORK. Sept AIT the annual
meeting Of the Union Traction Company,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-27
BUBBLES in THE AIR.


ideal?
Chimmy-He meance she's tie real ting.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

Gr pronete ferner in benz SeItaz
mente an, oaB uGe QnIprii6e, peI6e
er an ieinen SD6n So6n s. Gno uno
anOere @erpanDte CUR 3eit Der 4bz
fa7ung 0es Seituments gebabt, ais
gel0i9t an3uieben ieten.
Der 8eit oe5 8erm0gens, nd4Oem
ale oben erpG6nten Qeguts be3dblt
limb, ion in 3pDlf glei9e 36eile gez
tbeilt tperDen. 6isrcpn Iouen 3pet
S6eile feinem Sobne Qmos ). gno
uno lie elm She'll ieiner 3o6ter Wurp
@no Bindot, 6enrp 6. Gno, Nntoiz
nette Gro DarO, Sobn s. @no, Dilz
liam g.. @no, ieinen @nteln 6enrp
Cane @no, 9ifForo 9indot uno Qmos
81. Gno 9tndpt, Ieinen Gnfslinnen
Qntotnette gno Sobnitone, 5lorence
6. Gno gemeini6aftlt8 nit Murp e.
@no, ben SO4tern Don SOhn e. gno,
3ufuQem
gu 9eItaments : 8ouitredern err
nannte Der GrbluFsr feline S0bne
Qmos s., 9enrp s. uno Wtlltam P.
Gno, feline So6ter Srau Qntoinette
Gno DooO, ietnen S6ptegerio1n
sSumes 81. 9indot unO So6n u.
Separt, 9rGIiOent Der III. @. SruIt
Co." Ha4IaBrt6ter 6tBgeralo iteate
bic iibIifsn Jragen an bic Seitaz
ments3eugen unD Gretutoren unO be-
itGtigte DQnn ous Seitament in aQer
Sorm Re6tens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Cine $40, 600, 900 Grbi6aft.

Der Sobn oes Miliondrs 4mO5 81.
Gnp erbGIt bierbon peniger, dls
cine Milion. = Wo6ltbGtige Ser
mG6tniFe. - Nnoere 8erDanote
in liberaler 0eiie beOa9t.
Nep gort, II. MGr3. = 0as
5sitament 0as in Sim5burg, Conn.,,
beritorbensn 4mp5 81. Gno, Das DON
BEN 53sugen G6orles 6. Curtis, 9aItOr
Gbas. 6. Stone, Seffrep .. P6elps
uno 4leranoer 8attiion unteri4riez
ben 1T, lit i'm bisiigen Ra6luBgeri6t
i'm GinperftGnoriB nit alien Grbbe=
1eftigten CUR 8aItdtigung eingersi4t.
g2a6 Dem Seitament bat Gno Elm Ser
m0gen bon ettpu $2O.OOO,OOO 9interz
luFen, BON pcl9em Iein So6n SObn
6. Gno nu9 Ib3ug aIer Qegate, Die
febr bstrG6tli4 limb, elm 3.pOlftel be-
tommen ioa.
So6n 6. Gno bate ii6 Dor Sabren
uls 8antprdiioent iehr f~rugpiroiger,
finanaieQsr Sperutionen i9uloi9 9ez
ma6t, pegen pelfer er BON ben 9roBz
qeI6norener in Nntlage3uItano ber=
Tebt tperben Io1te. gr fam isiRr Ser
baftung ieoo9 3upor, inoem er trob
ieiner ueberpa6ung bur9 9eteftiDs
nan Canada flii6tetc unD Daielbit
feds Sabre 5ubra6te, ebe er nab ben
Ser. Stadten 3~uriid3ute6ren paqte.
SSn8tpiI6en bate iein Batter ale Ser
6inbli6teiten Oes So6nes, bic ii9 auf
nett iiber eineNtiQion beliefen, ba3ablt.
eyobn 6. Gno'S 8iidfsbr aus Der Ser
bannung erregte ieiner 3sit eb2n Iol9e
SenIation, pie por6er feline 6lu6t.
Inter ben 8ermd4tnihen, pel9e
Der nun 8srItorbene mu6te, befinoen
fi9 $4,000 an oa8 y4mberit college"
uno $1,000 an Die Gongregattonaliz
ten Stride in SimsburD, Conn.,, lei
ner @ateritaDt, mo aud fetn Monuz
ment gu iteben tommt, fir Ous er $25,z
900 ausgeIeBt bat.
Die Summe BON $150,000 ber=
ma9te er an bic bieIige 9anOeIstumz
msr fir bic l1nteritiiBung iolder Mttz
glieber, reip. beren 6amilien, pel9e
Der Mrmutb perfaQen. On bieies Der
mdatniB 1T bic 8eOingung getniipft,
DaB bic 6anbelstammer fir Den glei=
den 3ped OieIelbe Summe ~aufbringt.
Die f~oloenoen religtOien, reip. pp6lz
fbdfigen Snititute erbdlten je $4,000:
,4msrican Some Mtiiionarp Socte>
to-, yNmertcun Sunoap S3ooI
Union. .GoIoreo Orphan Iiplum"
De Melt 0ispeniarp", r9rOteitant
6aIF Orphan QipIum", rQfociatton
for TIE Relief Of Reipectable 4geo
6emales", y5ome for Slo Wfen dnO
Igeo Couples. rNepzgprt Cancer
SOipital" .@ocietp for the Relief Of
toe Ruptureo anb GrippleD", &rdn=
fenrpGrterinnsnI6uIs an Ot>26. Str,
8linOeuunitalt unb bic Nep>Gngluno
SpcietD. 0as yRep>0ort SuOentle
Qiplum" betommt $4,000.
Oes 8eritorbenen 8%erpanoten perz
ben in Folgenoer @siie beoo6t: ST.
$4,000 an 4mos +. Gno; 9enrb s.
Gno 81, 100000; 8iqiam g. GnO
$1,OOO,O0O; 6ruu Warp GnO pi9ot
81, OOO,OOO; 6rau 4ntoinette @no
Maro $1,000 900; 6lorence 6. unc
Warp g. Gnu, SD9ter BON So6n 6.
Gno, ie 100000. Der 8ruoer Des
Ssitutors in Connecticut erbGlt $780,
600 unO feline 5psi S3peftern je $40
900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
@ini6ensprrtbr Ginpanbrrnns

Rep gort, II. MGr5.-9ulfsz
GintpanOerung5 : GpmmlTdr Wic>
Spesnp lit Der @nfibt, buB i9pn felt
LANCER 3eit feline 10 fir bas 2anb borz
tbeilbafte Characterization bier LAM
bette, ME Die am 0ienitag nit benz
0ampfsr r&aiIer Wilbelm Der GrpBe"
angetommene. Inter ben 605 3piz
f6enbeds : PafIagieren befdnoen ii9
rs 9iirger uno 121 tparen unter Is
Sabre alt, pas 0ur4f9nittsQlter Der
2eute mar 25 Sabre, mas babpn berz
riibrt, baB iih tinoerrei9e Jamilien
unter ben gintpanoerern 6efQnoen.
Die Qeute 8eigten Dem Regierungsz
glert $4,000 in 8aorgelb, bod bat
man @runo on3unebmen, baB Der
pirfli6e 8ermDgensitano gr0Ber mar
unb bic GinpdnOerer iel6It geben gu,
ooB Ye ni9t an ibr 8elo bsrge3eigt
bGtten. Sp bate Elm 6amilienpater
ME bereits beri6tet, $4,000 in Sob
Bel Ii6 uno Gbef : Glert 2eoertiIger
i4dbt, oaB Die 2eute etpa 100000
ms Qanb bra6ten. 8pn ben Reiiens
ben Qinoen 307 nab Puntten peitli4
bon G6icago ub. Nur Z tamen Dor
bic l1nterIl6ungs : 8ebOrbe. Na6ez
gu 100 puren ruiIi4e W&snonIten,
pGbreno Die meiIten anoersn aus
Oeuti6ldno tumen. Die U{enonttin
Iinb ausna6mslos Qder6auer uno
i9lieBen ii9 ben S~auIenOen pon9loue
6ensbriiOern an, bic bereits in Oltotd
QnIisoelungen gegriiRbet 6a6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
6rgrn nas Snrnlebrrr= : rmiuar.

SemporGre Surneri3ulen ioQen ais
GrIaB empfoblen per0en. 4nz
bere Na4ri4ten Der SiBun8 oes
8e3irf8pororte5 in Ct. 2ouis. -
SurnplaB BON Der 9artbebOrDe in
MilnQutee bepiQigt.
81. Qouts, II. MGr3. - 8G6z
reno Der 0onnerItags : Sibung OeS
8e3irtspDrortss nurbe cine 5rQge lebz
bait beIprpfen. ipeI6e Dor Der gr0Btan
0i9tigteit fir Den gun3en 3urner@
6uno lit, nGmli6, pb es rathiam lei,
ous Mtilpautee'r Surnlebrer Semiz
mar lpeiter fortbeiteben gu laien, Doer
o6 es ii6 ni6t biel mebr empfeble, oasz
iel6e nit Dem Dortigen 2tbrersSemi@
mar gu Deri4mel3en. IS puroe od@
rauf al mertfam gemd6t, DAB Die
Notwithstanding oe5 Surnlehrerz
Seminurs fir ben 8uno cine iGbrllAe
QusQu6e BON $1,000 beosute, uno DaB
bufiir b06iten8 feds bis Iteben Surnz
le6rer u~usge6tloet piiroen. Mun
nabm BEL 8eIpre4ung Oieier 5rage
tein 8lutt por ben Wtuno uno md6ta
tein 6e6l Duruu5, OdB man pdbreno
Der leBten Sabre nit ben 30glin8en
bes Seminurs rent traurtge Grfabz
r,tnnpn romnh4 hItts
Die Webr8abl Der iungen 2eute,
pel9e ftb CUR Qufnabme in odS 9ez
minur melbeten," fiibrte elmer Oer3ur>
ner aus, ynaren perfeblte unO probe
matii6e GrtIten3en, Die it6 i6on duf
alien m0qli6en 8ebieten psrIu4t, aber
ani6eineno iiberaG S4iffbru6 gelitz
ten batten. DIS leBten Rettungsanter
f6ienen bic 6erren ben 8eruf zines
Surnle6rers gu betra9ten. Sic mel
ceten ii6 uno puroen auf Soften Oes
Surner6unoes ausgebiIoet. QuT benz
Surnle6rer Seminar erbalten Die
6erren ieit Ginfii6rung Oes 3petiGbriz
gen Qe6rturfu5 cine 10 geoiegene 8Orz
bilounq, buB tie na9 nur tur3em Stuz
blum ou8 Opttor Gramen gu MAIDEN
i'm StanOe iinO. Die 5Olge lit, baB
piele Der Surnlebrer numiatteln" uno
Qer8te tperDen uno bamit Dem Sur
ner6unbe berloren gsben. Gbrgefibl
i6einen bic penigften oieIer 6erren gu
beIiBen. Sic pergeFen ibre 8obItbdz
ter uno biele bon linen limb 9uratterz
los aenuq, benz SurnerbunOe nt6t elm
NAL bic saar bunbert Dollars 3uriit
gu besablen, peIde OerIel6e ibnen uI5
8oitqelD poritredte. 90 bat Der 8uno
CUR 3sit ni6t peniger, uls $4,000 aus
ite6en. BON oenen pielei4t, tpenn IS
qut oe6t, Der 3ebnte She'll piro 3uriid
be3u6lt fperDen. 8ielen Der tpGbreno Der
,3ett ausoe6iloeten Surnlebrer febGt
ale Gnerqie unb aues @brgefubl. Bon
ben orpBen OpFern, pelde Der Sur
ner6unb uQiGbrli3 fir OuS Surnleb>
rzSemindr bringt, 8iebt oer1elbe alp
nur fe6r geringen RuBen."
Taf ale antpeienOen Turner 1prdz
den lid iiber bieIe 6rage aus, tpenn
audi fein DISCRIMINATION &ntrag gez
IteQt purDe, uno 9ae paren Der On
fi6t, bah Du8 Surnlsbrer : Seminar
cine fe6r fotipielige Anitalt 1T uno
benz Surnerbunoe nur iebr gerin9en
HuBen bringt. gs purOe BON Der@
f6ieOenen Geiten Der @Ori4lag gez
ma9t, in ben qr0Beren Stdotsn 0es
2unoes oDer in Der Ndbe Oerielben TO-
genannte @ommerfdulsn fir Surnz
Iebrer ein3uri6ten uno Dds Seminar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Nift 10 ihIimm armeint.

8afbington, II. Mdr3. :
2anopirtbf6uftS : Setretdr Dilion
fpra6 6eute feline 8efrieoigung iiber
bic Dirt uno @eiIe aus, in Del4er Die
beutf6e Regierung bic gegen ben Smz
port DON friI6em Sbit aus Den Der.
Stduten erlaKenen Sperr ReguldtIo@
nen auSfubrt. Die 9eri6te u~nierer
8ertreter in9 eutf6lanD lieBen erieRen,
bah aQes gsiunbe ObIt in's 2uno ge>
laiTen unb nur bas nit Der Gan Sciez
S6ilolaus bebaFtete Elm tIetner
8ru6tbeil = abgepteIen perbe. Die
SnIpeftion bringt alsroings fir bic
8erIenber man9s 8er3Ogerung nit
Ti6, bod Oeuti9Iuno's MaBregeln err
i6ienen nur perniinftig. uebrtgens
ieien uni ere 8oniule bemiibt, ben Gin
gang ~unferes Obites m09Ii4t gu err
lei6tern.
Die Sruge lit uufgetau4t, ob ObTtz
f6dlen unb zSer3en, bic BON bier nab
Seutf9tunb erportirt uno bort gu
SSru6tgelees perarbeitet perDen, 5ouz
frei eingebsn birfen. Die oeuti4e
Regierung tpirb barber bemndait
emit 6eioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

gan3 etnge6en gu lafIen. 0teie Cont
merturie t0nnten auf einige Mpndte
bere6net uno glei63eittg bon 9unDerz
ten BON 3urnern 6eiuht peroen, aus
Oeren I3a6l ii6 Oann piele pielei6t gu
Surnlsbrarn eignen tpiiroen. lnIere
beiten SurnIebrer, ME 3. 9. 6r0bli9,
Witti6, &inDerpdter, bGtten nur einen
balbidbrigen SIRIUS 0ur6gema6t,
aber troBDsm bic gr0Bten Grfolge err
3ielt, neil tie eben nit Qu1t uno 2iebe
Bel Der SaGe ieien.
Deiter tpurDe porgeI6lugen, baB
unter ben Wtitqlteoern aner Surnperz
cine in oieier 6infiat agitirt uno OaB
10 piele MitqlieOsr, ais m0glt6, fir
Die sSoee Der %@tnfihrung ooer @r0ff=
nung BON SurnerI6ulen ~gstponnen
treroen foQten. 0aDur6 piiroen Die
8pltsi6ullehrer in ben gr0Beren
StGDten nit Dem DeutIfsn 5urniDz
item betdnnt uno bsrtruut gemd6t,
neil Tie Die 8or3ige Defalben eben aus
eigener 4nIhauung tennen lernen
t0nnten. Man miiffe es Ii9 CUR 4ufz
ga6e MAIDEN, bic SugenO fir Die 9rinz
3ipien unb SSbeen Der Burner gu gez
tptnnen unO oamit bic fommenben Sc
nerattpnen nit ben Qnfhauungen Der
Burner pertraut gu MAIDEN. Die 5rage
lit fur bu5 6ortbeiteben De8 Surnerz
bunbes uno ods @ebeiGen Der Surnz
8ersine BON Der gr0Bten Di4tigteit Il.
ipiro pordusii6tli6 uuf Der nG4iten
8unoestugiaBung gu lebbafttn @rDrz
terungen 4nlaB geben.
Gin GIDprabD ii Surner.
MiIpaufee. @isc., II. MGr3.
- Die Wilpdutee'er Ydrt : GDmmtiz
Iion Bat nun Den Deuti6en Surnern Ell
men 0ffentli6en Surnz unD SpielplaB
i'm g@eit 9drf" CUR 8erfigung gez
itelt. Die 4nIdge Oes PlaBes piro
BON Der 9urf6e6Oroe unter 8etrat6 Des
8e3irts : 8oritunDes DON WtsconIin
in Qngriff genommen perben, ipbalo
Der 8ooen froitfret gepOrOen lit, unO
bordusIi6tli4 piro Der YluB nit benz
@intritt Der tpurmen Wttterung ber9ez
nubunQ ii6ergeben tperoen. Del 9lun,
ME er ppm tshni5den 4usi6uB oes
9e5irts ausgedrbeitet uno bon Der
Bart : Gommiiiton gutge6eiBen purz
be, iiebt etnen IlG9enraum bon $50
gu 200 Sub bpr. Sn einem beionoe=
rem 9ebGuDe peroen RGume fir Iufz
b~erpabrung Der 9erGtbe uno Spiel
Qpparate, Mntleioe3immer fir Die ben
QlaB benuBenoen &tnber unD Grna6>
fenen Il. +, M. eingeri4tet peroen. Sn
erIter Ri9tung fOn Der PIuB Der
S6uliuqenb als Grbolungsz uno
3ummelpluB CUR 8erfIgung iteben,
bic aber nur unter Qufii4t unb Gonz
trpIe Der Gebrer 3ulaB ftnOet. Die
8enuBung bes glaBes Don @rDu9iez
nen unterliegt ben 8eitimmungm Der
9art : GommifIion. Den SurnDerz
einen unb d6nlifen Clubs ite6t Der
9ldB unter 4ufii9t ibrer 2e6rer uno
Surntparte our 8erfigung.
SutO6 S4GFer, Der 8iaurbzU}as
tabor, 1T nit ieiner $4,000 S3aOens
eriaBtldge gegen Die Rorb G6icagO'er
StraBenbabn : @e1eqI6oft abgebliBt.
Der Pro3eB purbe gu @uniten Der 8ez
flugten enti6ieoen. Soldier puros
bor Drei Sabren aus einem GbicagO'er
StraBenbabnpagen getporfen u. mod
te geltenb, oaB our9 bic erlittenen8er=
leBungen feline StOBIi6erbeit nit benz
8iaarb : Queue 0auernb bteintrG4tigt
pprben lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

= @iQiam 5. Sams, Elm iunger
Mann, beFen SHUTTER in gr. 1912,
G~IariOnItruBe, in 9~biIubeIpbid tpobnt,
bega6 Ii4 i'm pergan9enen Somner
nit elmer 5libuItier : Expedition nab
Cuba unb lieB LANCE 3ett nt4t Oos
MinbeIte BON Ii3 b0ren. @orgeftern
iebo6 erbielt ieins Mutter BON ibm Ell
men in QiFabon, 9ortugal, aufgegsbez
nen 8rieF, in pel4em er iareibt, Dap
er nit me6reren anberen 4meritanern
pG6renb zines 9efe4tes DON ben Spa
niern geFangen genOmmen poroen lei
unb lie ii6 nun auf benz Wege na9 eli
mem IponiI9en 9sfdngnife befdnoen.
sic bdtten feit ibrer 9sfongennabme
fur6tbures urgemu6 gu erbuloen gez
ba6t, 6offten uber, in Spdnter ausreiz
zen gu f0nnen. Sams Tiigt bin5u.
Dab er BON ieiner &btnteurerluit fir
INNER turirt lei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Sin nn6rfannter 6rntihtr @raf.

Iep gOrt, u. WGr3. - Sole
Tiguerito, Elm Spanier, unO 9raf 5.
BON 9lume, Der QeBtere Elm 9ampferz
S;n9enieur, tpeI6e an 9Onneritag nit
Dem Dampfer nGitp Of 8aibiugton4
bier aus Cuba eingetroffsn pdren,
peroen Ieitens Der Ginpanoerung5z
8e60roe nab Cuba 3uriiderpeOirt perz
ben, neil tie mittellO8 IinO. Der 8rdf
tennt RiemanO bier uno ertlGrte, er
perOe 10 LANCE in ben 9oli5ei Sta
tions6duiern iiberna6ten, bis er 8es
I6Gftigung gefunoen babe. 8er Spls
nier Qab an, Elm Better bon Inn betreis
BE cine ReltauratiOn in Nr. 80, Glers
rpitrdBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

OuieImeier: Der muB Ietn - er
muB Isin tobt, 9err lieutenant,
- gan3 tpOt!"
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Der neue Ipunif8e Sc
fonbte lit an BERT
reunbli6.

@ofbington, II. MGrs. =
SD bin iber3sugt, baB bic Ser tQaz
ten teinen 8rieg pOuen, geraOs 10, tpie
i'd iiber3eugt bin, baB bic ipanii6egfez
9ierung teinsn 8rieg min urb 4Qes
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ben."
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fanbte, SenOr Quis 9olo y 8erna6e,
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8ertreter Der pQfociirten BrsiIe" gez
eeniber aus, als er geFragt pur0e, Of
bic Situation auf einen 9riea oeute.
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net babe Die Senor SepiQiss pOng1eps
0orf unb 8ariqa, ben Sefretdr Der
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

QnIdBlia Der &ufPebug bs5 ouf
Orei Sabre @eFGngnjB Iautenoen urz
tbsils gegen gIaum Sifstlti4ieD me-
gen 8et6eiligung an Der @rmOrbung
Ds5 friiberen bulgarii9en Premiermtz
niItsrs Stambulpp SeiteHs Des Up
pelIbOfes in Sofia srgebt iid fat bic
qsiammte europdii4s 9refe in i6ars
fep 9erurtbsiIungsn Der bulgarii4en
Re3tspfIege. IS pirO often Der lie
ber3eugung Qusorud Segeben ooB Iii
fetti6iep Der Qnitiftsr uno Wtttdu5>
fI6rer oes Moro : GOmplott5 gepeIen
lit.
OusGentrum HimmtS telz
lung.
0as Centrum Des baperii den Abge=
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Help The Orphans.

The ThornmcU Orphanage, under the
care of the Southern Presbyterians, is
located in Clinton, South Carolina. 1t
is itself a little village OF family Gotta
ges, in which reside one hundred and
seventy-fivc fatherless children, with
their teachers and matr0ns. Here too
are the buildings for school and trade
work, for both boys and girls are thor
Oughly fitted to care for themselves
before being sent out into the world.
These orphans are received from any
national affinities. The orphans of
Presbyterian parentagc are in the mi
nOrity. No indenturing or binding i'll
or out, us in most homcs is required OF
the orphans. Love and advantage are
the all-powerful means OF discipline.
The support of these children isl pro-
vided by ..whosoever will" 1t is wholly
voluntary. If any reader of these lines
is led to help them, he can send his
gift to ''Thornwell Orphanage, Clinton,
S. c." Provisions are as useful as
money, where they can more easily be
spared.
At these thanksgiving times, our
hearts are all alive with gratitude to
God. How can we better show it than
by pitying the fatherless {?
DR.. Jacobs, the head of the Orphan
age, will gladly give information to
any desiring to know more OF this re-
markable and in some respects, pioneer
work for the orphans.
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At Hynlen $ Altar.
ssTwo souls with but single thought;
Two hearts that beat as Ouen

Two souls with but a single thought;
Two hearts that beat as one"
One of the prettiest homo weddings
that has ever been witnessed III this
County took place ut the residence OF
Nr. Jesse HI. Hardin, Wednesday at
ternoon, October 26, when Miss Jessie
A. Sanders, his attractive granddaugh-
ter, and Mr.. Ira Walter Cox, a promi--
nent merchant of Pelzer, were united
in marriage.
Shortly after the hour of noon the
friends of the happy young couple
began to assemble and subsequent ar
rivals swelled the company until the
spacious parl0r was filled.
Promptly on time the organ, under
the soft, skillful touch of Miss Katie
Mobley sent forth the tender strains OF
Mendelsohn's Wedding March, and the
bridal party entered the room i'll the
following manner:
Miss Moultrie Buchanan, OF Chester,
-y.,; vii NJ. NJ Waite; 5. Brock, Of Ander-
Miss Matte L. Brown, of Bolton.
with Mr.. j. Il. West, OF Bolton. These
were closely followed by the radiant
bride and handsome groom. The cere-
mony uniting these young lives was
solemnly and impressively performed
by Rev. j. II. Marlborough. of Black
stock.
When congratulations had been cx-
tended IL bountiful wedding feast was
served. The quests were royalty en-
tertained and tho flying moments were
most delightfully."- spent.
The presents, tastefully arranged Ill
an adjoining room, were numerous,
serviccable and pretty. The groom $
gift to the bride was Il very elegant
brooch.
The bride, as Miss Jessie Sanders,
has always held Il high place ln the
esteem Of the community and the aliec,
tions of the friends whom her cheerful
spirit and kind heart drew around her
in large numbers.
The groom is popular young lner,,
chant of excellent social standing and
fine business qualifications.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox left Wednesday
night, by Seaboard Air Line, for their
home at Pelzer. They carried with
them and will retain through life the
sincerest of good wishes OF their hosts
of friends here and elsewhcrc.-Chcstcr
Reporter.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-09
Great BarIow's Minstrels.

-
The attraction at the Opera House
Friday night, the 11th, will be the
Great Barlow AIinstrels, now i'll its Goth
successful season. The past record of
this company is all that is necessary to
warrant 4 frst-class entertainment.
Among the great features this year
with the Great Barlow Minstrels are
Coburn & Baldwin, musical comedians,
Hugh Cannon, the worlds greatest
buck and wing dancer, Willie Hale,
England's famous rolling globe club
expert, and the next President of Min
strelsy Harry Ward, the king of come
dians. Seats on sale at H. II. Russelfs
tomorrow. Prices: Reserved seats,
775c: gallery. SOC; children, 25c.