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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04

uno brei8ebn StunOen pro Sag ar6sis
teten unb Nu9tS in &elern f6liefsn,
rpd9renO BALTIMORE Qrbeiter rubig
5uie6en muBien.
SD boFfe, baB 9roF. 8oplano, Der
ia in isiner RsOe, i'm @erglei6 gu Ieiz
nem 4rtitel, feline 4nTi9ten bersits
b%soeutenO mOoifi3irt bat, OieIe Qn'i6s
Ten our4 bGufige 8siu9e unisrer Ser
IdmmIungen nod meter moOifi5tren
piro. 70 Dap er zines T60nen Sages
dls 0eIegat Der nSobns 9optin5' llnis
oerittdt" ii9 Der federation Of Ga
5or" onifIieBt."
gt16oem oann nod 8roF. Ropldn0
bon dnberen 9elegaien 6rogen geIielt
tpuroen uno sinige Der 9slegaten
i6logfsrtige 9emerfungen fir bic Sc
re6tigteit i6rer Sadie mu9ten, ging
man CUR Sagesoronung iiber unD err
pGslte bic foIgsnbsn 9eamten: prGIiz
bent @Dparb 6irI6, @ice : QrGiioent
Spispb 6lpnn, SetreiGr $. 8. Gi6ets
berger. 9iIfs z'SetrstGr 81. u. 81.
Wsurpbb, 5inan3 : SetretGr SEP. %.
9riesmunn, S6abmeiIter Gbparb s.,
Stint, SruItees George 9eatb, G6arIes
Wpsrs, 8eorge Rafmann, NuDiteura
@m. 6. StinB, $. SGroter uno SEQ.
u. SimpIon. Die 46Itimmung fir
bic Stequng bs8 9rdiipentsn ma fOlz
gsnoermaBen: Sd. 6irI9 IA, George
6eatb 43. Sir @ics 9rdiioent Soi.
6IDnn SO, George Na6muna SO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04

GocD Den ertlGrenoen uno perbinbenz
ben 8ortrog 6Glt. Qm Mpntaa Nu6s
mtttag 5 ll6r miro fir ben Cardinal
Gibbons uno cine Nn8u6l Mttalieoer
oeS &lerus, fpeI6s Der prGlut eintuben
miro, eine Prib1tz9o rftellunq qeqe6en,
tpd6renO bic regulGren 8%oriteuunosn
Wfontag 4benO Beginner. Matinee'n
Iino fir W1ittpp4, 0onnerItuq, Fraiz
tag unb Somitag in Nusii9t genom=
men.
9as 9a7iton5Ipiel puroe 3tpar Be-
reitS einmal Don StooOurb bier in
Wort UNI Bib borgefii6rt, aber Stooz
barO's 8tloer entbsbrten bes 2e6ens,
tpdbrenb Oiejenigen, fpel6e Der emIiae
8d6Gft5fIbrar Der nMuIit6aQe," ST..
50. Stratpf9, fir nG9ite @o6e Qez
tponnen fat, beIebt iinb unb bes6alb
Elm piel gr0Beres Snterefe 6ieten uno
nett effsttDOler iein peroen. Die OAR
iteQlng ptro duf ba5 Bette Ii. 0Grmz
ite bon elmer groBen ,3a6l 8eitli6en
8o'ton's, Wdibtngton's, 96tluDelz
ptta'S uno dnbsrer Srte, mo its pprz
gefibrt purbe, inbpTirt, uno audi bic
Prefe fat ii9 aIentE1l6en in unertenz
nenOitsr Beiie iiber bic @orfii6rungsn
geduBert.
nSrutorien 8efeIlz
6aft."
9eute, OOnneritag, gl6enb tpirb bic
rSratorien : 8eieQf6aft" unter Qeiz
tung i6res 9irigenten, 9rn. SoIep6
Pa4e, oaS 9dnbslf8e Oratorium
pMeiiiaS" CUR &uffibrung bringen.
Dem @orpertauf Der 8iaete mad gu
urtbeilen, tpirO Der 8eIu9 Elm gutter
perOer. DIS Soliiten bat Der Dirt
gent, 9r. Pa9e, betunntli3 getponnen
@barlotte Muconoa, Sopran, Sruu
Qnna SuplOr Sones, Dit, 6rn. @m.
Gieger, Senior, unO 9rn. G6orles 80.
9ldrt aus 2onbon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
SIN Sirnite Der Mubltbatisfrit.

GrfuIgrei8ss 8emiiben bss Damien
@ereins bes yOsutIden @atisns
'bduies" Bel benz iG6rIi6sn &uiterns
Souper in Der QnItalt. - 3a9I1
rsime 9pnqtionen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
srlbftmurD in Der GrfansniB3eae.

@ines anifeinenb @eifts8geft0rten
S6ut. - Grbdngt ii9 an elmer
S9nur. - 9atte feline 5rau nit
einem Bell gef4lagen.
Sn Ieiner 3eue i'm @toOtz9efdngz
nib 6s9ing geitern gta9mittag tur5
na3 5 u6r Der ~35<jd6rige So6n Mebz
binger Selbitmoro bur9 Gr6dngen,
inbem er cine S6linge an ben Giienz
eittern oes Seniters befeitigte unb, ba
bds 5eniter nur ettpd bier SUB bonn
6uB6ODsn Der 3elle entfernt lit, Ii4
0ur9 4n5ieben Der Seine bu6itdbli4
erpiirgte.
Der WGrter @iQtam Get6 6emertte
ben 8orfau, als er feline getp0bnli9e
3unbe ma6te, unb Barbein 8aileb
unb Der 8efGngniBar3t Or. GEdrte
rpurben gerufen. Or. Glarte perIu4te
Iein M0gli4ites, Die RefpiratiOnsOrz
game be5 Mannes pieoer in S6dtigteit
gu ilBen, jebo9 mar bds 2eben beretts
aus benz d~lleroin9S np9 parmen &0r=
per entfloben. Coroner 8%ubDen6obn
fpurbe bon benz GreigniFe in &enntniB
geieBt uno pirO kute 8ormittug UNI
10 l16r cine llnteriu9ung anitelen.
Der Seib ItmOroer befano it6 i'm
8efdngniB in Interchangeable, uno
5tpar bate er ii9 am II. Sunuar felbIt
Der ppli5eibeb0rbe ausgeliefert. Gr
ersGbtte an Dem Sage Qieutenant
SGleiq6 BON mittleren Oiftritt, odB
er Ieiner @attin, 6rau @leanore Meoz
binger, i'm 9pfraume feines 9auIes,
0r. 4O8, 8len @onarbsz 2tpenue, Ell
men S6tuq nit einem Sanobeil DerisBt
bate. lieutenant S4ldigb nu9m ben
Mann, Der ~uufgeregt eri9ien, in Ser
pabrIam unb funote bdnn einen Be-
1mten aug, UNI ben Sal 81 unteriu=
den. Wie fi9 beruusiteate, mar W1eb=
binosr felt ldngerer 3eit D6ne Qr6sit
oenefen unb bate ii6 btes 20 al Ser
aen oencmmen, DaB er, an bp9grabiz
1sr 3~erp0Iitdt leiOenb, Dor 8ur5em
1o6 benz .So6ns 9pptins' 9OIpital4
oebra6t tperben muBte. On Dem
4benDe, dls er aus benz 6oIpital ent=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04

gen Sperette y@ulomeiiter." Bonner
tag lit oteielbe 8orftequng, pGbrenO
am 5reitag abenb unb in Der Sumz
itugSzWatine Sfferbo6's unIter6liz
de Operette Die f9Dne 6elena" nit
&DpGcfD in Der SitelrOue gegeben pirO.
0as 4uftreten Der gonrieb'f6en Sc
ieQi6aft unO beS gefeierten 9aItes
bei6lteBt am SamItug 46eno cine
&uffibrung BON Straub's MeiIterz
inert Die S%tebermaus." Sn allen oez
nannten Speretten, tpel6e pom 0iretz
tor @onrieO peri0nli3 geleitet fperoen,
bat bic 8eieQi9aft in NepsYort Die
grOBten Grfolge gema3t, unb Der @nz
t6uiiasmus, pel4er 5rau &opacIp in
ben etn3elnen 8oriteQungen bege9nete,
mar Elm ber3li6er. Inner beuti9es
86eaterpublitum fam ii3 gratuIiren,
oa5 Gtn3ige 81 iein, peI6es auBer ben
NetpzYOrtern bteIes bielperIpre6enoe
@nIemble uno Die beltebte &iinItlerin
al 6Oren betommt.
8ie Ie6r in Gstp : gorf bic Opez
retten gefielen, unb ME bos 9u6lifum
Bel Den bOrtigen 4uffibruugsn ftets
nd6 einem encore berlangte, oariibar
iagt cine Oortige &ritit: Die Operetz
ten puroen geItern 5ipeimal aufgez
fiibrt. 9as beiBt, UNI geptfen9aft
gu iein, muB Der 8eri9terItatter Be-
tennen, oaB er nit bisisr 8e6auptung
bod stpas 3ubiel fagt, Denn t6atId9z
lt9 purbe Der 0ialog bur4peg nur
einmdl geiprpden, unb es gob auberz
benz Elm pdar 9eiangsnummsrn, bic
ni6t nieOerbolt purben. Smmerbin
paren Der NieberbOlungen 10 piaIe,
baB Die 8iinitler fi9 berunIaBt fii6Ien
t0nnten, ooppeltes Spiel6pnordr gu
perlangen, mas ibnen, ou9 pom Oirefz
TOR @Onrieo gepiB a~nItanbsIoS bepilz
ligt tperoen nirb, tpenn it9 bas 9ubliz
fun enbli6 bd3u berfteht. fir Die Grz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04

la1en tpuroe, erIu9te i'm Ieine Satin,
t9r 6et'm 9ereinbringen bon 8rennz
hol5 be6ulfIi3 gu fein, ais ibr @atte
plOBli8 Gin 6unObeil ergriff IL. 6ruu
Meboinger einen S4lag ii6er ben&opf
berIeBte. DR.. SEQ. $. Gber6art puroe
gerufen unb nubm bic 3iemli8 F6per
berleBte 6rau in 8e6anbluna.
Wfebptnger mar obne 6ra9e oeiItesz
geftOrt unO bGtte f4on IdngIt mad Ell
ner SrrenINnItult geianbt fperoen Iolz
len.
Ser o8eretn Der Saul :
Ieute unD 5a6rttanten"psr
anitaltet beute Q6enb in Reuneci's Spz
tet Iein II. Sabrss : 8untett. ue6er
$50 9erIonen Faben iotpeit Tulicr:6.rt.
Die $50. e. StanIeb 8ar9, 5rantlin
9. Gator, 6. g. Bruce, Wm. 9. Rpz
binion uno Capt. Srping u. Bud tperz
ben beute Ra4mittag ii9 nd9 8a16z
tngton begeben unb bic G~brergGTts BON
bort bter6er oeIetten. 9rGIioert Gum
merfieIo 9uIbtpin pirb bic 8dic Be-
piqtpmmnen unb Setresdr Clarence
8. 6orrsit ais SoaitmeiIte- funairen.
S6aBdmisiefretdr Sage pirD ii6et bic
8e3ie6ung bes 8eI6Gfts CUR 5inan8z
Idge Der Regierung fpre6en, General
PoitmeiItsr 9arb iiber BOitoierit unb
6anbel, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ling
leD ii6er ouniere inbufrieae> unp qez
i6dftli9e 3ufunft." lle6er yGu6a, bic
9erIe Der Qntiqen," piro pa6rI9einz
Ii9 Der Q9tb. SO6n 30. Qqsn i2rs9en.
@ertuufte an Minberdb f.
riqe.- 9eorge 9orr tpuroe geitern
bonn 9oIiseiri9ter Qee9 i'm npro0Itz
Ii9en 9OIi5eigeri4t pegen Spirituoz
Ien~Derfaufs an MinOerjdbrige unter
$500 giirgI6aft benz @eri6tsberfa6z
rem ii6erpiefen. Oorr betreibt cine
0irt6i9uft in Or. 2409, Srleansitr.
Gr ion einem tleinen MdO4en ange6=
li9 Bier berabrei4t buben.
9ds 1. 6eft bes neueH Sa6r=
ganges Der y9drIenldube" lit foe6en IN
Der 8ttte'fGen 9u6banblung einge.
trOffen. Die S%GuftrdtiOnen in elegant
tenn 8untbrut aeigen, mas man neuers
bings in 9euti4lauo in oieier 8ran4e
leiiten tdnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04

ira Nummern audi EXTRA gu be3ublen.
Qber ba bas Publitum gepD6nli4 oaz
fir 6elo6t mirb, tpenn es re9t ti4tig
tlatI4t, pirb es 1pp6l faum 81 bepss
gen iein, ii9 an cine iOl4e gang reue
Sronung Der 9inge gu gefpO6nan.
Mertpiirbig lit bas, Oenn es fdat ia
op4 Riemunbem elm, gum n9rOcer" 81
geben unb ibm gu id9en: r2ieber
5reunO, Sbr ,8uffte gefdut mir 10 gut,
Dab Sic mir glei4 nod elm Pfuno baz
bon gebsn tDnnen, notiirli4 obne Be-
3ablung." 6reiIi9 Iiegt bas nur oas
RON. odB Die r9rucer" ni6t gan5 10
freigebtg limb. ME Die SiinitIer. 9as
9ubltfum pdre i6on geneigt."
Puffionsfptel in beIebten
8iIbern.
Oas berii6mte 8aTfionsTpiei pirb
nd9Ite 8c9e in Der rMuIit6aqe" CUR
3%Irftelung geldngen, uno 3rpar oerz
mittdlIt oes &inemutogrupbS in be-
lebten 8ilpern, nd6rsno Brpf. Grneit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04

Stndn5telIe s II It E. -
Qls 0irettoren Der nllniteO States
3ruIt 60" iinO ertpGblt fporoen bic
So. DiQiam q. 8retper, Campbell
Darlington, Miaer 81. Greig6ton, Oliz
Der g. 9ibion, $. 9erman Srelano,
SEP. g. pabne, Wiliam Seleger, W.
9pDie unb Clarence 6pbipn. 0as
0irettorium orguniiirte fi6 Our4 Die
@ahl BON MtIer 8. Creighton Prdz
Tibent, S6erIt Clarence 9o0iOn Dice
9rGfioent, Jrant S. 8obler Setretdr,
uno S9dBmeiIter unb eugene q. be
Buffet SilfszS etretGr.
- Die 4ttipnGre Der DRopul Qrcdz
mum 8au>8 eIeGI6aft" BADEN als 0iz
r~ettoren erpd6lt: SO6n 80. @ruett
8rdiOent, 8ilbur !. Smith Setrez
tar, @bfon W. S6rpper, u. 6. Strip
pc, Daniel 8. 9rinton, G6arles 8.
SQDlor, Charles 6ogenDorp, .. :.
SsuDenal. George 90. 8oot6, @iQiam
s. GDnaros, @ilbur j. Smith, g..
9. S9ott uno Or. Sames 8iQin9sleu.
- 6r. 81. 8tctor 2ansbale 1T ais
8aiiirer Der nNational Gr9angez
8ant" an STEELE bes 6rn. So6n Scott,
Der geIunO6eitsbalber reiignirte, err
pd6lt nDrDen.
- Bel Der am 9ienftag ftattgebabz
ten Da9l bon 0ireftDren Der Sparz
6ant BON Baltimore fir oas laufenpe
Sabr rpurosn eripdblt bic $50. 9. !.
RerpcOmer, Glaas @p6e, 35soOore
SOoper, Gb1rIes Marte1, 5olins &c
Sim, SoIepb 80. Guibing, Sas. ~.
9arp, SEP. 6. Sentins, Oliptr u.
Barter, Ri8drb Grompsq, 6. Morton
Stepart, Douglas $. S6omus, Gbas.
s. Somer, Qleranber 8rOpn, 6. q.
6ipsleb, 81. Brent 9spIer, Wm. 8.
GOntling, D. 5a6naItod, R. @ur5on
SDffman, 8ldn91rtRlnouQ, u. !6ar>
Ian @iqiams, 5enrD q. Silten, 5rant
q. 6oen, SObn Pleuiants uno @op.
6. Bartlett. 9as 9irsttOrium Orgd>
nifirte Ii6 bur9 Die @abl Der folgen=
Rem 9samten: 0m. 8. Gontling Prd>
iioent, SreOsrid q. 9offman S41Bz
meiiter uno G6as. 8. Qibburner, jun.,
9iIfs : S4aBmeiIter.
0tr0 beute beerotgt. -
8incent &ral, relher am 0,enitdg
Qbsnb in Jolge zines unfaaes, tpie
geItern i'm gOsuti4en GorreiponoeHs
ten" beri4tet, i'm nSobns 5Optinsz6os
Tpitdl" Itdrb, miro bsute Ra4mittag
3 u6r bon Der n9Obmen : Sdas" aus
auF Dem 606mii6eu RatiOnllz6ri
6ofe CUR lsBten Ru6t b.itattst. Gr piro
DON Mitglieosrn bs5 bG6mii4:n Or
oens .9uborit" gu Srdbe gebrd6t
perbsn, ba sr bier tsine 4ngebOrigen
bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
Gus Der 9Gelt Der Stunt.

Seute ApSHo SQH6SIl ptS 1lo'O""-
8ereins. - 0us beporltebenoe
9aItipiel Der &upucip. Die
9a1iions : Spiele in 9iloern.
@erI9iebenes.
9as Repertpir fir buS am W3ontag
nd9fter @o9e iidttfinOenoe 9aitlp!el
Der GpnrieOf9en Spern@SeieLi9 aft'
berbunben nit Muftreten Der berihm=
ten Sperettenz0 ibu Sulie &opaclh TT
ieBt enbgiiltig feItgeiteat, uno 3tpar
tpie folgt: DIN Montag Abenb bebitz
tirt 6rau &opacIp ais n2a4taube" IN
Der glei9namigen Sperette Don Sauno
unD tpirb in bieier Purtie in berSlenz
fta9szNbenbz unb Mittpo4s Ztatt@
nees@ oriteIung nO4mols alIttreten.
Mittpp6 4benb eri4eint Der 9alt
gum erTtsn MaIe aI5 r9anline" in Der
Gtrnub'fhen. ebenfdQs l1elter 3>dfttz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
9lus brrnnrnbem 6auir grrrttrt.
8si 8rpei 8rGnben muBten bic 8spo6=
ner Der 6duier bur6'5 6eniter &C.
rettst nsroer.

0ur6 unter benz Ofen IiegenOe5
8rennbol3 brad geitern Ntorgen nm
2 Ibr i'm 6duIe Rr. 612, Suoz9et9.lz
StraBe, 6euer aus, psl9es einen folz
den Rau9 perurIa9te, bdB bic Sniuiz
fen bes 5auie5, beItebenO aus Der 73s
iGbrigen Gli3abet6 MiIer, benz 60
jG6rigen 3bomas S6ilin8t, Der 49,.
rsip. 1~8zid6rigen Qnnie un0 W&arp
S6ilin5 uno benz o~ieriGbrigen Mdrtin
Sparnep, tpel6s i'm 3peitsn Stodz
rerfe i4lisfen, in @efa6r 1tanOen, gu
eritiden uno bon cenSergednten Gong
len unb Hot6 uno ben 9pli3tIten Wfcz
Sam uno Saacion aus ben 6enitern
geretten perOen muBten. Der S6az
ben, ben oa5 6euer dnri9tete, betrug
800.
Sn Der 8Dbnung oes S6nsioermeis
tiers Jreb. %. 80bmer, Nr. 2203,
0sTtzgrattItraBe, entitunO geitern
glbenO oaour6 6euer, ouB Elm uuSgez
D0rrter G4riitbaum an elmer Serge
5euer fling. Sn tur3er 3sit Derbreitez
ten ii9 bic 6lammeH iiber ben gan5en
9urIor bes 6auies uno 6rau s. Bob
mer, iopie ibr Sobn GOnraO, pslae
Ii6 CUR 53eit Der 6euersbrunit in Dem
9auie befanOen, tonnten MIR nit tnapz
per Notb Our6 Die 6suerpebrleute
Steinader uno @iinger, iOpis ben go
tighten Sing gerettet trarben. Die
SSeusrpebr paro pom &aIten gtr. As
aus alarmirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
MnDere Il nfGlIe.

Del Is Sabre aIte 8m. 9riDer
purp geitern in 8ater'5 Stun tOiingers
6abrtt gu 2ocuit@9oint idper Ders
briibt, inosm er bor elmer 9ampfubz
IaBr0bre binfiel. Der 8erungliidte,
pelfer in CIR. 124, 0eIts5ug6e5z
StraBe, pO6nt, paro na4 Dem rUta>
rDldnDsr uniDsrIitGts : 9oipital"
iibergefiibrt, poielbit bic Aer3te bofz
fen, i'm am 2eben gu er6ulten.
6eroinanO s. Sungfer pon CIR.
1853, qatapscOitraBe, SiiOz9aIti~
more. elm 3eitung5trGger oe5 n0eutz
i6en GOrreiponOenten" itiir3te geitern
M&prgen an Der Guitern : QDenus uno
@qiottfraBe auf Dem beeiIten SrOttoir
unO arlitt cine ni9t unbeDeutenOe
&opfpunbe. 9OIi3iit Ssaton braa!e
BEN @erlebten, Der Elm i9on 3iemli9
6eiu6rter Mann lit, nQ3 Der Guntoner
&pli3eiitatiOn, ND Or. u. s. Sauer
Die 0unbe 3undbte uno i'm bann our9
Den Sargeantsn @pan8 nu6 ieiner
0p6nung in SiiOz8dltimore i9tdte.
6r. Sungfer bsitunO crit oaruuf feline
3eitungen dus3utrugen, nu4Oem er
Osrbunoen mar, ieOO4 lieB Der &r5t
ni6t 3u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04

6eierte feinen SO. 8 e
bu g. - 9r. Strip @e6renz
berg, Der populGre 9rGiiDsnt bes I'm
tel 8rGiig : 8ereens", beging geitern
i'm beiten Woblerseben Ietn 50. @iez
senfeit. @on Nab' unb 6ern gingen
benz @eburtstagsfinbe 5ablrei9e Sc
i9ente unb @rdtulationen gu, uno am
QbenO fanoen ii9 5a6lrei9e 5reunoe
6ss 9rn. Webrenberg, Ourunter Der
8erpultungsrat6 bes rllntel 8rGItg=
8eraens", peri0nli9 in 9rn. Webrenz
berg's Wo6nung, Ger. 8O3, 8ineItraBe,
elm, UNI bemielbsn gu feinem Wiegenz
feite gu gratuliren. Inter Den prd9@
tiqen @eI9enten, pel9e benz 9eburtsz
tagstinbe 5~ugingen, b%efanoen fi4 fold.
bon ieinen Neffen Srebbie unb 8iuie
8ebrenberg, SRI. Gina Mebrenberg,
5rn. Strip Debrenberg, 6rn. Sstar
6ermunn unb Satin, Srau Subj unb
SRI. Mumte Sii9ting.
Der 81 II # a Qbolf 9 E II
in" tpirb Mitte 5ebrudr in Neios
6arbt's SaGs Elm 8antett nit n!6foL=
genbem SdnstrGn54en OsranitaltsH-
8eitern 4beno belt bds aus ben So.
s. Bort 8orfiser, S. Meper. ). 9isz
ber. Sui. 0tenbarb, 8. 6. 0IIinq, $.
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Gboff ~beitsbenbe Gomite in Der Set
mania : Surn6ane" cine Sibung az,
m fpel4er bic lebten 9orbereitungen
~gefroffen purosn. Giner Der 6eirsSS
ner tpirb '6r. Meher fem
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-09-01
WANT A NAVY.
citation Of the valae OF Fight
ing ships.

Ell TEMPO, the organ of the clerical
(minority) party in Mexico, wants a
navy. In the course of an article on
the subject it says:
with regard 10 the nations that are
not able through lack of funds to at
tain such an equality, they should
strive by all means that their military
Advancement should not remain in too
Insignificant a state and to secure
through il certain amount of re.
ctability. Mexico, which, during
the 81 years of peace which she has en-
Dyed, has been able to introduce con-
siderable improvements in her army
md put it on modern footing, yet has
lone little for her navy, and that the
latter is indispensable the country is
seeing proof at this time.
"MeNico, as we have said, has no
navy; cur government has had many
other things to attend to which have
distracted her attention elsewhere;
but that she has not overlooked it is
proved by the purchases which she has
been making of such small vessels as
will form the nucleus of the Mexican
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Won't Talk Into n Phonograph

Mr.. Edison has persistently refused
to register his voice upon photograph
cylinder for repetition. To some friends
who urged him to talk into one Of these
machines he gave his reason: ut would
make me sick with disgust TO see
placarded on monographs everywhere
l turn: Drop nickel in the slot and
hear Edison talk. No. no; none of that
for me" The tone of voice in which he
stated his objection made it clearly ap-
parent that he could neither be coaxed
nor dragged into granting the request,
even though he has had an offer Of &c.
600 for five-minutes' talk In perfect.
ing the monograph he has, of course,
been obliged to talk into the machine
frequently. but the cylinder is always
scraped so that his voice cannot be re-
produced. To one close friend, how
ever, he reluctantly gave a cylinder re-
cordiEg a few of his words, and to a
young man who particularly interested
him he gave another on which is re-
corded his favorite story. These are
the only two in existence. - Ladies'
Home journal.
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There is no end of smart little neck
arrangements to he worn with street
gowns, and women are SO accustomed
row 10 muffiing their neclls that il will
be some time before the fashion Coee
entirely ont of style. Many of the col
lars are really small capes. They are
made of rutlles OF lace. chiffon, or nous
seine de sole plated very fine and put
on fitted lining of silk or satin. Os-
trich-feather boas have for some time
beer aid TO be out OF style; but judging
from the quantities that are for sale, as
well as the numbers that are worn. it
is safe to say the assertion is unfounded.
For between seasons, and on q cool day
in summer, there is nothing pleasanter
to wear than one of these same boas.
They come in black, in the natural
feathers. in brown. and in light gray
Light gray is especially effective, and is
very much worn with dark tailor gowns
The long boas that come as far as the
waist are considered the smartest.-
Harper's Bazaar
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Clear Tomato soup.

Add a pint OF water to quart Of
stewed tomatoes. Add a slice of onion,
bay leaf, teaspoonful of celery, or a
little celery seed, or sprig of celery.
whichever is most convenient, tea
spoonful Of salt and dash of red pep
per. Add two tablespoonfuls of butter;
bring to boiling point, press through
fine sieve, return to the fire, and add
three tablespoonfuls of cornstarch
moistened in cold water; cook until
transparent, and serve with squares of
toasted bread.-Ladies' Home Journal.
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armada. Good! The nation can also

armada. Goodl The nation can also
help the government.
1--WE are going to give out an idea
which fer some time we have nursed
in our mind and which to-day, consid-
cring IT ripe for publicity. we launch
forth. certain that our readers and the
public win take IL up with pleasure and
second IL with .nthusiasm-that ships
be bought by national subscription.
"We believe that none will refuse his
mite toward an object which is so pa
trictic as the one which we propose.
and that all Mexicans who in reality
love their country will see in this sub
scription. of which we are the movers.
an opportunity to help in the progress
Of Mexico in power and respectability
before the whole world.
'The example which Spain is setting
in these moments is admirable; her sons
all help her in the war, from the opu-
lent banker who gives 100000 pc
setas, down to The poor widow. who.
not having single coin to dispose of,
gives her son as a volunteer. We, the
Nexicans, who are children of Spain,
let us all help our country for peace.
because the more powerful and strong
a nation is, ii is more respected and its
tranquility both interior and exterior
is to that extent guaranteed. Let us
initiate the example of our mother,
Spain, and that the love we feel for the
land in which we live may be embodied
in the shape of formidable man-of-
war which in proudly flying to the
breeze our beautiful tri-color stand
ard. shall announce to the world the
power Of advancement Of Mexico and
the patriotism OF her sons.
From to-day. therefore. we open
the subscription in our columns; and
we are induced TO hope for a satisfac-
tory result from the extraordinary
success which other subscriptions
which we have opened have attained.
as well us from the patriotic and noble
idea which has caused us to open this
subscription and the encouragement
which all those with whom we have
spoken have given u.s."
FL TEMPO opens the subscription
with $500.--St. Louis Republic.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

In the Superior Court of the State of Washing
ton, in and for the County of Yakima.
In the matter of the estate of J. NJ. Adams,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned.
Phoebe ID. Adams, administrative of the estate
order of said court duly and regularly made,
will sell the real estate belonging to said estate
at private sale; that said sale will be made on
and after the 18th day of September, 1898; that
offers and bids for such property will be re-
ceived at the residence of said Phoebe ID. Ad-
ans at No. 1917 Seventh avenue, in the city OF
spokane, Spokane county, Washington that
said property will be sold for cash, or one half
cash and the balance on time not exceeding
two years, interest ut per cent per annum pay
able annually; balance of purchase price secured
by mortgage upon real estate sold; that said bids
and offers must be in writing, and may be made
at any time after the first publication OF this
notice; that the real estate which win he sold
belonging to said estate, is described as follows,
to-wit:
Lot 6, block 50. in the city of North Yakima
Lot 8, block So in the city of North Yakima.
Lots "a and y, block 81, city of North Yak
lima.
Lots II aud ~, block 50, city of North Yakima
Lots IL and IA, block 49, city OF North YAK
ina.
The south half of lot 8, in block 3, in George
W. Goodwins addition TO Yakima City; also
the north half of lot s, and the south half OF lot
TO- and lot 9, in block u. in Charles Schsnno's
addition to Yakima City.
The southwest 4 of the northeast a OF the
southwest 4 of section IL. township 49, north
of range Is east, containing ten acres.
Lot 2, section ~, township Q, north of range
80 east, in franklin county, Washington.
northwest 4 Of section 6, township Is, north of
range - east. in spokane county. Washington.
Dated this 10Th day of August. 1898.
s32t PHOEBE d. ADAMS. ExecutriI.
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GOING EAST ?
IF YOU ARE,
DO NOT FORGET
THREE IMPORTANT POINTS

FIRST-Go via St. Paul be-
cause the lines to that point will
afford you the very best service.
SECOND-See that the cou-
pom beyond St. Paul reads via
the Wisconsin Central because
that line makes close connections
with all the trans-continental
lines entering the Union Depot
there and its service is first-class
in every particular.
THIRD-For information call
on your neighbor and friend
the nearest ticket agent-and
ask for a ticket reading via the
Wisconsin Central lines, or ad-
dress
JAS. c, POND, or J. A. CLOCK,
Gen. Pass. Agt., General Agent,
Milwaukee, Wis. 246 Stark St.,
Portland Or.