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Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-09
ARM0RY ECHOES.
Cast of Characters Selected for
City Guards Play.
sergt PIummer Gets the Best Local
Talent for the Production Social Life
and Gossip Among the
Miitiamen.

Military life seems bit dull this sea-
son compared to the past two, and
aside from the general routine of work,
there is little to demand the attention
of the militiamen During the past
two winters, life at the armory was all
astir on account of the basket ball
matches which frequently took place.
The interest in the game was general
throughout the city, and at each game
tremendous crowd gathered. The in
terest never tagged, and whenever two
of the strong teams came together, no
matter il two such matches were held
in the same week, all the militiamen
and hundreds Of their friends assem-
bled to enjoy the sport This winter,
however, there is no such sport to act
as a advertisement from military duty,
and, in consequence, comparatively lit
tie interest is taken in the young men
outside of the several companies. That
Worcester militiamen and their friends
should be placed under the ban and bas-
ket ball prohibited simply because some
company teams carried the indulgence
too far, seems unjust, but what is law
for one company is law for the militia
The game is greatly missed in this
city, and since the order was made
known to the militiamen, there has been
talk of petitioning the adjutant general
for permission to play the game in this
city. The season is so far advanced
now that it would hardly be well to
start in on the game, and, although a
petition was sent to Adjutant General
Dalton last week, it will really make
little difference whether the answer is
favorable to the game or not. With
basket ball tabooed, some of the militia
men thought it possible to hold athletic
tournaments in the armory But this,
too, seems out of the question. The
armories are intended only for the
members of the militia, but the argu-
ment is made that athletes of com
pany should be allowed to invite ath-
letic friends to participate in their pleas
ure as well as the devotees of terpsi-
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-09

are beginning to bid for her, and it is
confidently asserted that she will visit
American the coming fall.
America is particularly the home of
the stage beauty. All the great sue
ceses have been made here and the
great fortunes taken from here.
1t is declared that the fad for taking
up vaudeville bea ny began with Car
mencita in the skirt-dancing days.
Then came Otero and Omene After
ward Yvette Guilbert visited us, carry
ing home. it is said, 100000. Then
Anna Held came over, almost to stay.
Then Merode spent nothing here, but
earned much and is said to have gone
away the richer by 100000 She is con-
templating another visit.
AND NOW COMES TORTOGADA.
This young woman, besides being of
good education and birth, held some
position in society before deserving it
for the stage. Her speciality is a song
and dance in which the gestures are
made with the skirt in most expressive
fashion. Although a great sensation
with the chappies, she keeps her dis
lance and receives very few of them at
her home The chapieS of America
stand small chance of making the ac-
quaintance of the fair Tortogada when
she visits US. Harry Germaine.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-09
GEORGE WASIINGTONS DESCENDANT
Appearing Costume

ing card.
Mr. Washington now lives in New
York city, and mas in his veins more
historic blood than any other Ameri-
can. lie has the unique distinction of
being twice related on his fathers side
to the father Of his country, once on
his mothers side to the great general
and once again on his mothers side
to Mrs George Washington Mr..
Washington's middle name is the origi-
nal OF Norman, one of the early Wash
ingtons then known as De Herkburn,
crossing the channel with William the
Conqueror and earning with his sword
the English estate of Wessingtun, sub
sequently known as Washington
Mr.. Washington is well-known bust
ness man in New York city, and is
engaged in many enterprises He is
an expert in deep-water machinery
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-09
DEATH OF MICHAEL SULLIVAN.

Michael Sullivan died at his home. 81
Green street, early this morning from
old age and complication of diseases.
He was 72 years of age, and has been a
resident of Worcester for so years
Previous to that time he conducted a
farm in Auburn. He leaves a widow
one son, Thomas D., and three
aaughters, Margaret, Katherine and
Funeral arrangements are not com
pleted as yet.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-09
A NEW IDOL FOR
THE CHAPPIES.
Tortogada Cuts Out Merode and
Holds London Spellbound.
Gui,bert, Held and the Pest Have Daz
zed Her With American Won
Fortunes.

All the "chappies," old and young. in
London, are worshipping at new
shrine, that of Senorita Consuelo Tor
togada. The fair Tortogada cannot
only dance with all the grace and fire
of Spain, but she can sing like night
ingale, and her admirers say that she
is as beautiful as a dream.
Her dark eyes are like the waters Of
the Guadalaquivir when they reflect the
stars of Spanish nights. and
When she speaks you think each min
ute tbs the trilling Of linnet,
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-09
REDUCTION s PER CENT.

Pawtucket, Jan. s.-Today in the mills
OF the Lonsdale Company, at Lonsdale
Ashton, Blackstone, Mass, Hope, r. l..
and the Berkeley Company at Berkeley,
notices were posted in the mule spin-
nlng departments which informed the
employees of those departments that
the reduction Of wages which will take
effect a week from tomorrow. will he 2
per cent instead Of IL 1-9 per cent.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-09
PROMINENT MAN A SUICIDE

Exeter. N. H., Jan S.--Felix Hanna.
once a prominent democrat. committed
suicide today by cutting his throat with
a. razor. Last August he tried to kill
himself at the Hampton House, Boston,
by turning on the gas. He leaves two
sons and two daughters. Hlnna vas AZ
years of age
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-09

River last week James LangfoFd was
chosen to succeed Chief Davol. The
term of the latter will not expire until
March l, but he believed it would not be
well for him to make out estimates to
govern his successors expenditures and
Tie did not wish to spend the depart
ment's money for the next two months
and have the new chief held responsible
for the expenditures Chief Davol has
been at the head of the Fall River de- |
partment since 1867, with the exception
of three wears
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-09
JACKSON DAY HoNoRED.


Boston, Jan. S-Jackson's birthday
was observed by number of Bryan
Williams democrats, with dinner at
the American House tonight The most
prominent Of those present were Thos.
Riley, recently. a candidate for mayor of
Boston, and Christopher T. Callahan Of
Holyoke. No speeches were made.
MR.. BRYAN PRESENT.
Chicago, Ill.,, Jan. S,-A host of. demo-
Gratis, quite a number of them from
Iowa, Indiana and Wisconsin, celebrated
jackson day by banquet at the Ire
mont House this evening. William J..
Bryan was the principal guest and
speaker.
STEAMER ARRIVALS.
AT New York: New York from South
ampton.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-09
wM. DE HERKBURN WASHINGTON
A Collateral Descendant of George
Washington Represents the
Father OF His Country

There is no aristocracy in birth in
the United States. apparently; never
theless the people of Greater New
York recently tiocked to a historic and
scenic entertainment given in the
largest auditorium in the city, simply
because they wanted to see the father
Of mis- country represented by William
de Herkburn Washington, a collateral
descendant. The fair was under the
auspices Of the National Society of
New England Women, and Mr.. Wash
ingtor was by all odds their best draw
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-09
DEATHS.

SULLIVAN = In this city, 9th, Michael
Sullivan, Y yrs.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-09
NATroNAL DEMOCRATS
Mr.. Morse Elected Chairman of the
State Committee.

Boston, Jan. s.-Godfrey Morse was
elected chairman of the democratic ma
tional state committee at meeting of
that body held at Parker's today.
T. ]. Gargan of Boston and Waldo
Lincoln of Worcester were chosen vice
chairmen The other officers elected
were Secretary T. c. Lane Treasurer
c. V. Dasey.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-09
LOOK OVER YOUR
OLD PAPERS.
IS Cents Each

Will Be Paid at the
Spy Office for any of
the following copies
of the Massachusetts,
(WeekIy) Spy:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-10

Eacifczg iienbabn itir5te beute Mor>
gen un Y llbr 10 Minuten in Der
Ndbe BEG a6t Weilen BON bier geles
eenen Oiaee Gitp in ben Oiage 5luB,
Ter 3ua ert9leiite nuf Der Bride
na9Oem bic 2Dfumutioe eliidlib iiber
Oieielbe 9clau9t mar, elm SUgen Der
Srilde iuuroe upn einem Der Wagen
sertriimmert un0 iinf 8agen itur5=
ten in ben 5luB. @s murbe inoef
Nieman0 oerleBt.
- Columbia, 0t0., 2. Wai. Nus
Dem beute nusgeeebenen mUnatli6er
Saatenberi9te Der Stantsz Aderbau:
beb0r0e gebt berupr, baB Der Stanf
oes 2Sei5ens iid5 ueribtedtert bat II
Mai8 tart 5urud9eblieben lit, jeoud
immer ein siemli6 gutter @rtrng er
| martet mir0. 9n5 nit Sabnt be
pTlail5te Sreal lit sr0Ber ais i'm puri
gen Sabre unD es iinb ginltige Nus
iid)ten nuf cine quite @rnte uDrban
ben. Ter StanO Der 8nummDlle il
5iemti6 gut. @eiOeGdubereien uni
2Sieien perlpreden einen reiden @r
trad.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-10

bebufs 5riebens an5ugeben, 10 bat
oiele Snd9e in 8aibingtOn rueoer i'm
Staatsoepartement nod in irgeno ei-
ner Der fremben Sptibaften ereifbare
EUrm nnQenUmmen.
9iplomatil9e 8eamte bnlten es
Iur leidt mDgli6, Dab Spnnien 5rie-
ben su erlnngen tradtet, nIein man
elaubt ni6t, OnB bie8 iuirtil9e Be-
ad)tuns ieiten8 Der @rpBnlabte fin
Den ipiro.
gSie eben Elm Diplpmatii6er Se=
amter beute iaete, Spanien finbet iid
in bemielben 3uitano BON SiuIirtbeit
mie 5ranfreid in 1S70-71.
9nmals cling SO. Sbiers, Der ipd-
tere S%raliOent BON elmer 0auptltaot
sur nnberen, bic Mitiuirfune @uro-
pas nit 6rautreid su erbatten oer-
lubeno, aber feline MifiUu mar Elm
MiBerIule. Die 9tufeabe gnfiuu'a
bciBt es, lit Ger BON 90. SGiers agli-
lid, uno bic biptumntiideu Seantter
g(auben, es tuer0e i'm bn5 eleide
SdJidlal ereilen.
Wan peiB, baB Spanien meiitens
baraui rednete, 5ranfreid)s tbai:
trdfti9e8 Sntere1e 5u errcgen, abel
nidt erful9reidJ mar.
Die bieiigeu iran5Uliidcn 9tutOri:
taten haben lett uielen @D1en nicbta
uon irBeu0uelden llnterBanolunger
9eb0rt, Die oarauf i6lieBen lieBen.
OnB Die Nutoritdten suSaris Die &ur:
I9la9e ppr Senor GaitiID bebufs SI:
t%eroentiDn in 8etra6t ge5ugen bat.
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-10
Qms 2nihourt.

- ct. SOiepb, l., SUM. G8 iin6
bier Seri6te iiber grDBen SdJaocr
einQetrUffen, ben Elm 5prnn6u Qeitcrr
WtOr9en in einem Sbeile Ton be &alt
County, NtiIiUuri, nngeridtet bot.
9ie 6rnu uno orci 3in0er oe3 adj
Nteilen nor0meitlid) bon MtnoSDiac
m%pbncnocn Cabin Smith muroen &C,
tD0tet.
Plus &eriebcn trnnf nntWiuntag
9tadmittn9 in benz Qnburatprium 0cs
SumelenluoenS BON s. $. Aiicbnus
3l2 NUrO 6. StraBc, in ct. 2uuis
Der 9eidJditsrtiienoe s, 8. llnbcr-
ruppo pcroiiunte Slauidure ~nlItatt
GlSmoncr. Gr ltarb cine babe
Stunoe ip1ter I'M Siapenlurium ,
uodbem CT boS @iit furs uur ) llbr
9etrunfcn bate.
Eurd 2lrbeit2lDIigteit sun Ser
5ne'Tlun9 9etrieben, itiirSten iih &c,
ter @eiBbrU0, 81 Sabre aft, unb Der
S0riitieber Yaul &riebt, Der cine
@un9er leioenbe 5nmilie BON ssrau
unO ireuu &in0err hat, ON 9ienItno
Aahntitto9 in ben 6IuB. Seibe uur.
Den aber Qerettet ub8Ieidb lie lid oerz
5tueifeLt 0aeeoen mebrten. SIM
StaotbOipital 5eiate @eiBbrob Spu-
rem BON @abnlinn uno ipiro luahr>
ideinlih fterbcn.
- Als Die Satin 6es Seuaturs
u. q. Mabiiun ant Spuntae nit III
FER So6ter Carolyn nad) Ieitus sur
9irde fubr, Wurbe ibr Ifero beim
$aIiiren elmer Birdie ldeu ulto oas
Sua9p ltiir5te nit ben beioen SsSu-
ialiinnen in Die Siefe. 5rau Ntaoiz
ion puroe ui6t i9per nerlest, aber
ibre So9ter erlitt auBer elmer itarten
Serpunbune ant aupfe mod inner
liAe Serltbuneen, Die iib mDelider=
iueiie tDbtlib erneiien neroen.
- Seferiun @itp, 3. Sum-. Die
stueite Ibtbeilune bes Dilli6 eeben<
ben Sutersuses Sto. II berMifourier
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-10
lin out &assuf el'slt.

@utesNuslehen II. esiSdKe0eR asta
| ais 0autuerbenerl 6aE5 I'M
oar BON eincm gcius aiEtna Dc al.
Ter Qe6euSorgane nbIans af
Die 9eber nntbati9, 10 eea Sie cir
frantes slusleben; mtFt 59se @seret
anaeerifen iiuo. 10 era SIC ers
Iid0pjt aus. Sidern o.
lunobett uno Sic ruerOea geog cir
eutes auSieDen baben. ~ttraasr
Sittern" lit Elm gutes Ns5ks nno
-StarturqSmittel. CT ptrf 6tett
anu Waaen, uno Sober mo &aEeE.
Heiniat oas 8lut, beieitlat HhtneHs
Sfeden ioluie Sd1ren nno eis
ne quite @elihtsiarbe. SeoeY 5la
qaroutirt. gu uertouien IN aitee
SrpS. Qpotbefe. 80 Gent bic
Idle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-10
Qusldnoii Dies.

Sn 9ambur9 lit Die MaIdinenz
fabrit BON SUget & &Gpm Elm &aub
ber 6lnutnen ~geppr0en.
@ieBen, II. Wtai. 9ie 9abn
fibrt iteiaell6es @OAwaIer. 0rei
8aOcanltnlten liltO bier IOrt9eriiien
uUroclt.
Il Sci Gll5eru ent9leiltc Elm Souz
oer8u9 Der 9tpr0Driten, nubei lieben
Stcdenarbeiter act1otet ulro orei per-
mrn0ct mur0er.
Z Su Der M0be bon Gublens gaben
&einberge OurdJ 6rolt 9clitten. Sn
<brurt iteBeu Die Ynbn9eleiie
III Der Ndbe bes 0nfeuS unter g8nls
Ter.
Weiturbeu liito: Wiuiif- YrpIeiur
@ug. &ranb III GreS0en, uu0 Der freiz
%funIeruntine Qau0tngS 2tbgeprouete
fir 0nuetberg, Gruuiu3 8ran0cn6urg,
Ger StoOt0lteite @ettid) in N0Uclz
berg.
z Sl Sreslau iuur0c geute bic
Iilnf5igite 2ebrerueriammlung nit
einem 6eltuDrtrn9e res 2ebrers @drt=
ner Oun MtiiudJcn er%DlInet. Ter
3agung tuUbnen nidJt iUcniger ais
$500 2cbrer bel.
7 Sn GeipSi9 lit bic SrmGer'ide
E%innDfnbrtt perbrnnnt. 900 GtauIere
uno 6ns 6nbrif0ebGu0e lilrO SerltOrt
tuprOcr. S1 DRESDEN lit Die Sctrez
tdrswittluc 2tnna aiiri1ner, burdJ
9tabrul1gsiurgen in Den SUB ge=
trieben tuUrocn; lie ourdJidnitt iidJ
un0 iGren 5tuei &in0ern Die YIlsnz
Oern.
= Sn @uUnngen in g8itrttemberg
bat ein Sprolie bes benz llra0el Der
l6pabiidJen &ei6sritterldnft arge=
bDri9en freiberrli6 b. g8el0en'i6en
@el0leBt8, Der BANTER &arl Wfurib
5reiberr b. 8cloen, &lcite gemndt
uito iidJ nit frnn5DliidIem Nbi6ieo
nndJ unbetnnnten 8e0ipnen gerduidJz
lDs ~per5Dgen.
q WtnrburQ, 21. Mni. SnIulge
BON &Dltcnbrilden bel Nnu16enberq
uno @lnbenbnd iino 0ns CABIN mn
0as Sbnltbal arg IberI6auemut. Die
9nbn iteiet bier reiBenO. Die @ilcnz
buBn itebt au elmer Strcde bel gtie-
oermol9ern utter @oller. 9n8 &al=
ler brin9t in Die Sta0t Sirdbniu Elm.
0ier muroe cine Saoeaulta(t meoQc<
ldtuentmt.
4 SierluB, 20. Wtai. i9eute
Nbeno ain0 9e9eu Z llbr elm iuDlfen,
brudJarti8er Gegen BEL ldbluerem Sc
luitter nic0er, Der grpBc Scrruuitun=
gen anrid)tete, Die iid sur 3eit nibt
iiberlcben laiicn. Ter 0urd oie
Stn0t misunderstanding ueripan0elte
Iid in einen reiBenOen Strpm, iU0aB
lie ben @initur5 0rUben. Iud Die in
ben iiberi9iuemnrten 9eucrn tagernz
Oen8nbrifate Der gta0cl, uu0 anoerer
Snoultrien baben grUBen S6noen ge=
litten.
7 9tuS Der @Ial5, 10. 0tai. Die
r8fnlS. 3t9." beridtet: Jfedt tribe
Nusliften bietet Die iebise Snbres=
5eit Ilr Den 2an0mann. Safer uno
SSei5en luer0en 9ett; oa3 &urn lie9t
uno mus m%aIienmeiic 9ei6nitten
perOen. Die penisen %Sartuffe(n,
bic seItedt lino, uerfnulem int Suben
unb iuie manber nrmte Wtaun, Der
ieinen Nder fir tbeures@elo bot pflii=
gen loiien, fpnnte nod feline einsiae |
aartuffel berausbringeu! MDdte
Der Simnnel Grbarmen baben
unb trudene @itterun9 uus Ienoen;
mir 9ebeu ionit ii6er einem Sanger=
iabre entge9eu.
Iebnlid)e 9iubspuIten fummen aus
anoeren Sbeilen 3euti9lanos, mu
anbaltenbes &esentuetter Sturne u.
0~aeeluetter, eroBen S6aben a11aez
baben, beiOnbers audi ipieoer
inSaoen u. @urttembere in Der 5au=
Der uno Iedareeeenb unb audi i'm
9eriudt eIue 1oc. SdddDtcI 3osonrets, Der bette
uEb eiuseipstoe- RssIIator ssmaht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-10

Bort antpnio, Samaica, A. Suni.
0epeIbenbuut s9ountleB" Der rNt1'
reIe" (oeripdtet). Die lpaniidJe
,slptte lift Jest bulIloS uno lie9t iider
ocfuugen I'M Snien BON Santio9p 0e
Gubu. Ger ense Safenein9nn9 muir
De beute Mprgeu ieit nerltUpft, ais
oa8 anterifaniide Spblenidiff n9Ner
rintac" am @ingang uerienft fpitr0e.
Die Spanier t6nnen jest u%nnhDglid
aus bent 0afen Derau8 eelangen,
auein es fDnnen AUDI feline anteri-
faniiden Sdiffe bineinfnbren. Die
i~paniid)en Yan5erfreu5er rNFnrln
5bereiia", yGbriitDbul GDlpn," Big
cana" uno .9tlumirnnte Squennp",
luuic Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n6u-
rur" uno ,4Sluton", baben flir Spa.
| MEN feinelt @ertb mebr. Sizes MIDI
tiqe GrgebniB mur0e erreidt 0urf)
ben 0eloenmutb Oe8 Sieutenants
| RidnrO i. 0ubipn un0 Der Seeleute
9aniel WtuntuQue, @ep. Cigarette,
s &. Wiurpbp, Oscar 9eignnr, SUtn
i. 4bilipps, Sobn aeGp unO .. G(au-
len. Qebterer, ein Gprlpain oe@
areuserS ,Ietu yDrf", betbeili9te iid
an Der Expedition D5ne GrlaubuiB.
2tQe WtQnner ljn0 0eiangen gcnUmz
men un0 Der lpanil0e 2(0niiral bat
III 9nerfennung i6rer Sapierfeit Dem
umerifanilden N0miru( unter elmer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bic 9tabridt
| 9eianbt, Dap CT 5unt2tu8touid) 6er@c-
T~au9enen bereit lei. Gr 6at suoleib
ertlart, oaB e8 ben Qeuten, 10 lange
lie in ipaniid)er @eian9euIdaft ieieu,
an NIGHTS feblen iuue. @cl6 uno &c
6ensntittet iir0 linen aeinnot tuDr-
Den.
ainQitUn, 4. Suni. lieutenant
pObiOn ideint leinen Sian i'll alien
@in8elnbeiten 10 burdJ9elilbrt 5u Ba-
ben, ruie er bon inn eutruurieu uurz
DC. Dur Die 5lldt lit linn nidt 10
%gefunaen, tuie CT e8 QcfuuniGt bate.
Gas 3t%u0erbUpt in bent CT nit Der
0tannidnIt gu entfOmmen ludte,
mur0e enttueoer in Die Quft gelprCngt
U3er in Stiidc 3eridOlIen ur0 Der
giCutennnt un0 ieine Wtnnnldnft triez
ben nuf cinem ulten SDOt ans 9nn0,
0n8 NOD i'm lebten 2lIgen6life nl8
game b~eion0ere SUrii6t5mnBrtaet
ms &Soiier 0elaiien lpurOe. Nl5 lie
0n3 uier crrcihteu, Wrc0en tic &c
innQcn oenDmmeu unO unrcr NcOetf
una nnd) SnntinDD 9cianot. Spnter
UurOcn iie nod DEM NtUrrU Gultclt
Qcbrndt. III DEM tic lid jett beiiu
Den.
Gap Qayticn, 3, sunni. Plus Snu-
tld9D fuIr0 ~ge:Ici0ct, bar Die nmcri=
taniIbe 6lOtte Die 6eliun9sWertc un0
Die ipanilden &rieg3ibilie Geutc
UtOr9cn UNI } llbr nbcrmal8 nn0c,
grilien babe. 9n3 Oei0iibleuer
ruuroc bis / llbr out unterBnlten.
Sin omerifnnii6cr 0utISfreu5cr,
Welder einen %criud) mn1te, Ii0 bic
Gurdfnbrt 81 er5pinoen. mur0e uUu
ciucm Gprpeou 5um Sinten gc6radDt.
Nd)t Nmcritaner Wurben upu 6ell
Spanicrn %9efan9en.
GnS &abcl, ourd iuclde8 0iele
0epeidJe iibermittelt ipuroe, iteGt ullz
ter ipaniidcr @putrule. Der Same
oeS Niili8treu5erS, lpelhcr gum Sius
ten 0ebraft tuUrocn icin iuQ unO
audi Die 3abG Der umgefumuenei
Geute miro nidt nulcAc6cu, ie0UdJ
miro uit9etbeilt, BOB ein Cberin9e=
uieur uno ledJS WtntrDien geianQelt
mul0en leieu.
IcS - ~, ooA..II,, C1n., &c.,,
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Onldnoiihes.

-Jnlduoii Dies.
5 Chicago 81, so. Ntai. 0eitern
2lben0 pur0e Der II Sabre nltc Nlz
bert YSatt Dor benz Yboenir 0Dtel BON
| EbOmns j.. Dean ~ernur0et. Dean
Wur0e onrnuf bon einem ToltsbaIfen
enc tur3e Strcde iueit geja9t un0
icitQcnDmmen. Sm @eian9niiie Weiz
0crte CT lld), ll6er leine SDnt gu lrre-
den.
5 YCrrD, Ctln., |. SUM-. Ter III
@ueOc Springs, SAM, mpbnbnite
28iltlnm Yiper eridpB crit ieine 5rau
Damn icin &inO unO jnQte li6 i6licB-
lid lelblt bret &u9eln in ben 9Upf.
Cine nu0cre 6rnu, Die SGmclter lei
! net Satin, mur0e I6iuer u~erluun0ct.
N}nnn uuo 6rnu bntten lid opr &ur=
sem 9ctreunt II. i"tritten lid) ieit Oieier
3eit UNI ben 8eiib oe8 Sinoes. Sn
einem Nniou ld)redli9er @utb be
9in1 Der Wtann Die furdterlide
SGat..
S harrisburg, 2. SUM. Ncute
tn0tc bier Die republltnnildJe StuatSz
contention. Der ein5i9e &nntpf faro
unit Die Domination fir bas 9trnt oes
@uuUcrnerrs itntt un0 9err &SiQinm
q. Stonc, Congratulated bon 2We=
Qbeuu oin9 iiearetd aus bentIelbeu
berour uuo erBielt Die Domination
idun Bel Der erlten 9(bltimnlun9.
Der 5Ueititarflte Ganoioat tpnr
! Subn &nnamafer un0 GpnareBrez
praicntant Charles g8. Stone BON
9Sarrcn County mar Der brittle Gan
0i0at. Ger 9ampf ruuroe tbatld6lidJ
id)Dn geitern On0ur6 entidieben, DAT
SeuatOr Guap ieinen Srellnoen crz
tlarte, DAB CT liir gSiIlinm u. Stune
lei.
5 San 6ranci6cD, Gal, 2. sunni.
NOltnadJribten nus 9tultralien ent>
Dnlten eillcn fur5en Seridt lib er
&nnnibnliSmpS in Neu Guinea. Sine
Nn5nbl nOn @ingebDrenen, iueld)e in
NtDnlbara gebnlten iuur0en, eutfn=
men uno IlDDen 81 ben 8uidJzSt6m-
MEN in jener @egen0. Die 6liltbt=
lInae lnmmclten cine itnrfe 0nsnbt
pun onoercn @inecbprenen IN IidJ
uut0 fcDrten nndJ MUmbGrn 5urilcf.
0Ort 9riifen tic cin unterbnlb 0cs
Eu(i5citogers 9eGe9enes frieolidJes
Gpri an, 0eIIen Scuubncr lie i'm
&erondte 6es Serrntbes hatten, uno
ldJtcpptcn olle Srnuen aus ocntlelben
fUrt. NitBer0em nnbmen tic 18Ni1n=
ncr gclangelt ltuo crntUr0eten oieiel=
ben t%uurauf tic sebn upn ibnen per=
ipciiten.
5 Ntcw Yorf, 3. SUM-. Die orDBte
SABINE Der 8elt unb 5tuur Elm Ster=
%ttcnbnnner, miro auf GalteI Murrp
6ei 0nuaun flattern, nadJbem Gene
ralcapitdu Slancu capitulirt baben
iuiro. Gie SUI bieiem j3uede be-
ltimntte 6abde lit bereitS unoefertiat
uno Tar tann lie in einem leereu
2%a9erraume int SauIe Np. 147 Sui
ton Str. 0rapirt lcben. Gin 9atriUt
aus Der @aII Str. bat Die SABINE an
ferttacn lafien. 9ielelbe lit 12O S5uB
lang uno 435 SUB brett. Man elau5t,
DAB lie Die 9rOBte SABINE in Der @elt
1T. Sic lit 10 grpB, oaB Der Stuff
fiir oielelbe %beionoers fir lie in Bolton
getpebt Ueroen n1uBte. Sober Strei=
fen miBt abgeIeben BON Der 9tnbt 40
3Ou. gu iebem Streifen puroe Elm
nUIIes 40 Yaro mehenoes Stud oes
Stpffes eebraubt. Die Sterne Iinb
nidlt iebr eruB. Sober berielben
mist BPM Spite su Spite IA Bon.
Die Sabne fptet $3.50. go eroB,
mie iie lit, taun lie in einem erpBen
8eiietuHer 9lab finoen uno nieat
nittt mebr ais 200 bis $50 Sfunb.
S @albiu9tun, 2. Stunt. @enn
bic ipnnil6e aDniein=8 eeentin rpirf=
lid Senur @aftiuo i%nitruirt baben
IUute, bic Madte UNI Suterpentiou
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GS lit ein Qemnlti9er Sprung BON
Ben oltmpoiiden 9ulen upn Gepd
lilberitoH uuO sum- Sleden reiSeroeu
NbIiibrmitteln bis 81 ben nnocnebz
men tleinen TiQen, Die muter benz
9tan1en n9esSttt'S 9ittle GnrlD 8il
er0" 6efannt iin0. Sic beilen Ser
ltopfuua, WtiQrdne urto StDruuQen
Der 2eber.-2&alter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-10
Frote= Sdue.

- g. 8. Clifford, @eip Gaifeu,
@isc., lit an Neuralgie uno 8beu,
matismus; fem Wtagen mar nuBer
Oronune Ieine2eber mar in beunrubi=
senber @eiie aneeeriHen, 4ppetit
nabm ab, uno er bate an Sleii6 uno
StGrfe beoeuteno nbgcnommen.
grei 5lai6en r@leftirides Sitters4
heilten Inn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-10
7eoermann faat 10.

@ascartts SaIir'SpuboHs, Dir wunterborfts mesi-
slutfhe Grtoetuuq oes STtalttiS. ou9tuenHt uno CT
frIioeub fur ben Seidmad. Dtrteu Ietrt uro be.
fttu1mt duf 2tereS. Ssber HHo stHgeneioe. reiHt9sH
bos anuie Spftem, pertretbsE GrfdIlnuesn, hrltsu
aopiipeb. Jisber. GrOHiihe 8ei f0DfHHg uno 9alits-
frtt. Butte fauftt NIB probiret peute ert Snodiel'
cen, 10. 25. so Gents SerfGHft uHo g%araHtirt ren
allen Apothetera.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-06-10
Sudlen's Nruicd=Sdlbe.

SeIte Salbe Der @elt 9e9en S6nit:
te GuetIdurgelt, 0ei6luitren, Sal5
huB, 5ieberbeulen, Sinapurm, auf.
gefprungene Sdnoe, 6ubnerau9er
uno nue Snutausldla8e. @eilt ii6e,
8ile8, pber feline 8e5abluu9 Der:
(anet. 6eilun9 aIeu 6dueu 9aran
tirt, ooer @elb suriideritattet. Ereis
% Gents Die SI6ie. gu baben be
8alfer SrD8.