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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-04-27
ALABAMA TROOPS
REC I'VE THE CALL
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dispatch from Montgomery the volunteer
companies of the state will not be called
out today, as the governor will not have re-
ceived the order from the president direct
ing their disposal until tonight, and he will
in turn not issue his orders until tomorrow.
Then 1t is thought by nearly all the local
military officers that at least twenty-four
hours will be given the men to prepare for
their departure, and in that case they
will not leave until Friday. Allowing for
delays. it may be at least Saturday before
the order to leave is issued.
Rendezvous at Mobile
All of the twenty-eight volunteer compa-
MES will be assembled at Mobile, according
to the order of the war department day
or two since. No attempt will be made to
equip the companies, even the recruits who
haven't even a uniform, before they leave
home They will be taken to Mobile and
there supplied with new magazine rifles,
though there seems to be some doubt as to
what kind will be used. All of the boys
hope that they will be the Kragg-Jorgenson
rifles with which the regulars are sup
piled. They will be given the regulation
blue uniform of the army. The uniforms
to be used in Cuba will be quite a novelty
to the Birmingham boys. Broad sombrero
hats, a short blouse of light brown duck,
knee trousers, not gathered at the bottom,
and stout leggings to protect the legs. This
information was obtained from one of the
army officers who passed through Birming
ham recently.
After they get to Mobile. there seems to
be a great deal of uncertainty as to what
will be done with the Alabama volunteers.
Some say that they, with the volunteers of
other states, will be massed at some point,
both Chickamauga and Atlanta are men,
toned, and there organized and the train
ing started.
1t will be noticed from the above dis
patch from Montgomery that the cavalry
companies will not be called upon, much
to the regret of the boys in yellow. Cap
tain J. B. Morson of Troop D has been In
that city for two days trying to arrange
some plan by which they could be called
out, but Uncle Sam firmly refused their
proffered services.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-04-27
mastering Officers

Washington, April 26.--Secretary Alger
has detailed the following named officers
to muster into the service of the United
States for the southern states and at the
stations set opposite their names the
troops called out by the presidents proc
lamations. The officers are to go without
delay to the rendezvous designated and re-
port their arrival to the governors of the
states and execute the work assigned them
as soon as practicable:
Alabama, Mobile-First Lieutenant Mag
nus o. Hollis, Fourth infantry.
Arkansas, Little Rock-First Lieutenant
Percy Trippe
Georgia, Atlanta-Captain o. j. Brown,
First cavalry.
Kentucky, Louisvile-First Lieutenant
Herbert S. Whipple, Seventh cavalry.
Louisiana, New Orleans-Second Lieuten-
ant Jacques De La Fitte First infantry.
Mississippi, Jackson-Second Lieutenant
Herbert o. Williams, Eleventh infantry.
Tennessee, Nashvile-First Lieutenant
Samuel Seay, Jr., Fourteenth infantry.
Texas, Houston-Second Lieutenant AL
fred w. Drew, Twelfth infantry.
West Virginia, Martinsburg-Seco
Lieutenant Douglass Settle, Thirteenth in
fantry.
If from any cause the governors find .
necessary to change the place of rendez-
vous they are to notify the war depart
ment at once
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-04-27
Soldiers Assembled

Quite a stir was created on the streets
yesterday about o'clock by the announce
ment that volunteer troops would all be
sent to Mobile today, and that the men
must make their preparations to go. The
Jefferson Volunteers were assembled at
their armory at that hour and were given
orders to report to the armory at 10 o'clock
this morning, prepared to leave Birming
ham at once if necessary. But it seems
that Capt. Kennedy had heard the report
that the governor would send out his orders
for the massing of the troops this morn-
ing, and he wanted his company to be
ready in case the order called for an i'm
mediate departure.
1t was heard last night that Troop D and
the Birmingham Rifles would have meet
ings sometime today.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-04-27

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stands at the top for its delicious aroma,
Good as can be made Try It.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-04-27

ninety-nine men ready to go, and the hun
dredth will be obtained this morning The
birmingham Rifles had only seventy-five
last night, but the officers were actively
at work last night and they will have their
fuH quota and over this morning. The
Huey Guards have the full one hundred
men, and II the reports that come from
our neighbors at East Lake are correct,
they are as enthusiastic as any company
In the state. The Woodlawn Light Infantry
also have the full number required and can
raise enough to make up the hundred II
necessary. These are all the companies of
the birmingham battalion which is under
the command of Major T. o. Smith Major
II. u. Mcleod, of Admission, Is in command
OF the second battalion, consisting of the
Anniston Rifles the Woodstock Guards. the
Salhoun Rifles and the Bessemer Rifles
Vacancies in the Third
The majority of the Third battalion is
vacant and there is some discussion as TO
who will fill the vacancy Ex-Captafn r.
II. Shelly, of Huntsville, has for sometime
been mentioned for this place, but it Is I'M
derstood that there is movement on foot
TO have Lieutenant Sam G. Jones, of the
United States army, now stationed at Mont
gomery elected to this office. 1t is argued
that Lieutenant Jones' experience would
be of the greatest value to the whole volun-
teer force of the state The Huntsville
Rifles, the Florence Rifles, the Etowah
Rifles and the Vernon Rifles comprise this
battalion.
Colonel e. L. Higdon is, of course, in
command of the Third infantry Colonel
Iigdon is now little bit worried about
his staff. Under the law governing the
United States army, nearly all of his staff
must be detailed from the commissioned
officers of the regiment and he will not be
allowed to have an entirely separate staff.
One chaplain and one surgeon with two
assistants are the only outsiders he is per-
mitted to have. But under the Hull bill as
1t will be revised, it is hoped that the Colo
nes will be allowed to have a separate
staff, and one that is unhampered by 9TH
er military duties.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-09

nona6e Der fpaniT6en Sorts pers
Itummte iofort, oa bic &1noniere f3
ni6t Dem 5yeuer Der omeritdnlIfen
g(rtiGeriiten uu55uIeBen tpagten. Gom
srIten 2(ugen6Iid on mar jdoer 4mert'
tansr BON itiner 8fli6t bsieelt. u8ez
0entet Der yN2uine" mar Da5 2oiung5s
mort, uno ieOer Offi3ier, jeoer N&1a
trpIe, ieber Seeiolodt mar bsitre6t,
ieinen She'll gu elmer griinolI4en Res
pon6e bei3utrugen.
8on BEN GlpitGnen bis gum leBtsn
Y}atroIen bate ieDer Gin3elne unbea
gren3te59ertrauen 5u 4omjral 9epsp,
lpte er BON ieiner M}unnihlft genunnt
nur02, obDDbl er nur Den Rdng zines
Commodore betleioet. 2tue fibI!en
unbepuBt, Dab er ME nufgeben piiroe.
Die bOn 6pngz8png aus mitgenoms
menen SnIurgentenfiibrer befanOew
1i9 pdbrsno oe5 Sam 8 an 8orb Der
ameritaniihen 6lott, Commodore
DepeD 3atte tie bprber na6s 8oliu1o
lunOen DOllen, nm nit ben dnoeren
6iibrern Der 2luFIGnDiTfen 5u Derte6z
rsn, iie iiber Die Pldne Der Qmerifuner
gu bendfriAtigen unD 8Ortebrungen
gu treFfen, I'm 2lu8i6rsitungen Seis
tens ibrer 2eute gu per6iiten. Sic tpeiz
gerteH IiA iebo6 poiitiD, ans 2dno 3u
geben, unD 9etpeD mar ge3pungen, lie
auf feinen S6iffen gu be6alten.
Gs perldutet, Dab Die IpdniIfen
8rieg5Ihiffe nod ni6t unter 9dmpF
pdren, aIs bic 2(merituner erI6ienen.
QDmiral montiip TpQ por6er oem 8az
nerulzGdpitGn mitqetbeilt bdben, er
bdlte alien 0iberItdno geqen Die omez
ritaniIae lte6srma6t fir nuBIos, oo6
Ieien er uno ieine 2eute 0iuens, gu
tGmpfen unO 5u iter6en. Gopitdn Gas
MARIO pom Tpdni1hen 6laggenI6iff
peigerte Ii6, obglei6 perpun0et, fein
brernenDes unO untergebenOes S6iff
gu DerIafien.
Go6oem Commodore 0epeD bic
lleberQube Der Staot QeForDert unb inn
8erpeigerungsfaIe nit einem 8Oms
6arOement geOrObt bate, Der3OgerteH
bic Spanier fire GntiheiOung urb
pe4ielteu Diele 9speT6en nit Uldz
brio. OepeD erIu6te I'm bas PriDiIea
gium oes 8ebrap95 be5 8abel5, unO
ais ibm oaIIelbe perDeigert purbe,
Durh1 hnitt er bdi1elbe.
G5 befinoen fi4 nod 3pei OOer bret
TpdniI6e &unonerboote in BEN Sc
C9Scitcrc Scri6tc iicbc lcRtc Scitc.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-09
POSRer'S
Sin erpRcr SciScn Sluspcrfauf nun
nod nic cn9ciucienem 0Sertbc.

9lubcroclUObulide IHjiebuug5trGfts in taibiouubs
len SciOcufOffcn. Cas QroBe StNOrtimtnt umabt
farbiae brotaOirtc ciOene Qoplus, in Den Com.
biuatioutn pom Gaoetiarbc uuO 9lau, M0rtbcniOrbs
unp W}arimcbuu NM gObfarbcu uur 6uDctiar6cm;
farbiqc 5rotaorte 3ufietas in 9obiarbsH II. @roun,
gltrou uuO Cltpcniarbt, @tlotrOp unO S6ipurj,
S6luuacueriiu mO GaOetiarbs, 7ablia II. S6ipas3,
9cliotrop uuO Griln @lau urO 6tnblfarbt, &iri6.
furbe uuo erau, Surauoiis unO GIiUefarbe, 2o5s
farbe unO 9lltroia unO Cloriarbs uno G;ri6far6e;
alorc gtlOus in e8tcn Garbtn, mic Mar;ncbluu,
Dlprtbeufurbe, @ruuu uno 1ilfarbc; tarrirte Sufs
fcta Glace in Orciarbioen GOntbinutiOncu BON Sur=
quuii. unO s8par,, Rir8iorbe unO 9aisforbe,
alteolo, GaOctfarbe .uO S6parj unO @cliotrop,
9scB uuo S6parj; olei6iaus iupancfii9e farrrte
5ciOtufuffc, III gltroia CliOtfarbe unO Qurpur,
griiu g8tib uuO Garnet, Wariueblau, Gjarnct unO
g8tib: olci6faas i6par3e brofaOirts 9uOiag uuO
qtlais Sici. Collection reprdieutirt bic gr0bttu
g9crtbt, bic ie in itOcucu Rlciocrtofin Offtrirt
parOtn; iucrtb bis 5u $1OO. Ser grcis 20c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-09
Seftigea 0sItatfener bernOmmeH

Rep 0ort, 8. Mai. - Die
r0orlo" per0ffentli6t foIgenDe, DON
beute Dattrte 0epeI6e aus 8uerto
Platd, Gan Domingo: n8edmte Der
&epu6Iit San Domingo 6eri9ten, ouB
feftiges 9eI6iiBfeuer n0rOli4 BON
Monte G6riiti, so Msilen Bon bier, an
Der 8iiite Dernommsn porDen lit. Wiun
gldu6t, OdB 2Comirdl SampIOn's Sc
i4maOer nit Der fpaniI6en Sap Ser
Oe95lotte tdmpft. Die &anondbe be-
gam qegen 9 llhr beuts 8ormittag un0
t6r Bonner mar entieBlib. Die dmez
rtfunii9e 6IDtte mar i6on geItern
Ru6mittag in ben @epGIern BON
Yorto Rico fGllig, unO man erDdrtete
Die ipaniiGe 6lotte I'm ungefdfr Die
nGmIihe 3eit. 2(Omtral SunpIpn
bate 8eFt6l, Die 2eBtere an3ugreifen
uno gu bernihten, cine 8Iodaoe oon
9orto Rico su sta6liren unO eDentueG
Die 6afenitGots Der Sniel gu 6IOdiren
unD gu beieBen."
9ort al 9rince !5aDti, s.
N}oi. - Wtan gIaubt 6ier, oaB Der
ameritanii6e &reu5er n9sontgomerp"
einen 8ampf nit einem nett gr0Beren
ipaniIfen 8rsu3er gebobt BAT. Sim
3alEeiten IinO nod ni6t gu erlangen.
Der nMontgomerp" ging tiir3li4
pon Gape 6aDtien a6. unO Elm groBs5
ipaniI6e5 &risgsf6iff, mel9e5 Dor
benz 6afen auf i6n gsIauert bate,
ma6te iofort SSagO auf i6n. Die
Manni&aft Oes fran30iiI&en DAM
piers nOlinoe RODrigue5", pel9er 5i8
in Der gfGGe befanb, tfetlt nit, DaB
Der Spanier idneuer fubr. uls Der
rW}ontgomerD" uno pffenbar i'm 8ez
qriffe mar. i'm ein8u6olen. 8ulo Dd=
rauf, naAOem Die 0untsl6eit angez
bro6en mar, pernabm bic MannI9uft
@eIGuBDonner, tonnte ieoo3 iiber oas
&eiultat D2s Samples gti6ts in Grz
fa6rung bringen.
(9Scitere Seridbte ftcbe ). Seitc.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-09
Gin 6lutiger sOnntag in @tailanO

Quguno, G6nei3, 8. Nfai. -
Der beutige Sonntag in W}ailano mar
Elm S6retenstag. @egen l ll6r
Hu9mittag fam a5 in Der 8ia Som@
traire gu elmer f0rmli6en S6I1ht.
0as 8plt mari 3iageliteine unD gan3e
S6ornIteins pon ben 0d4ern 5erab
uuF bic Sruppen. pal6s gum Rid3uge
ge3rungen puroer. Sin d3nli3er
&F ereignete Tih in Der 8ia 3urt@
No. M}an IddBt, DaB ni4t meniger
als 300 MenI6:n 9et0Otet uno an
1000 Dernuroet nurOen. Sin foeben
aus M2QilanO fier lngetomm5ner
8uufmann meloet, Dab i6on geitarn
fuTt pclTtGnoige 2(nar6ie 6srriGte.
Die 5u6rer Der 2(ufitGr0H6:n 61nOeIz
ten offen6ar nd6 ein&m i'm 8orduS
arranqirten 9lane. Sduarsn pon
9ufrii6rern 5ogen Don alien 5boren
6er nod oem Gentrum Der StdOt, no
lie 8urrifooen erri4teten. DIS lie
Dur6 Die Sruppen pon bort oertrtcz
ben purben, Itiegan Tie uuf Die 9G4er
uro 5eBtsn ben &f BON BORT aus
fort.
Die S6ore Der Staot pdren an
Qlbenb uno pG6rcno Der 9dn5en 9td4t
pon Sruppen 6aieBt, 10 OaB Die uuBerz
bul6 Der Stdbtgren3e teiaGItigten Dir
better lire 8o6nunaen ni9t errei4an
fonnten. Den 2(ufitGnoHaen puroen
6ie1Dur6 ale 8erItGrtungsn Don aus
pGrts ent3ogen. Die Staot mar
pG6renb Der gan3en g}aAt in oi4te
5infterniB ge6Ult. &rtillsrie, &dOaIz
lerte unD Snfanterie lagert auf Der
9iusu bel 0uomo unO 8eritdrtungen
lan1en fortpdDrenD an.
9as 8latt ,Secolo" in Mailano 1T
cpnfisairt unD iein 8ebatteu- perbdftet
porben. 9icle 6Iii6tlinge, barunter
Der RsDafteur Des republifaniI6en
8lattes rSStalid bel PopOlo, iinb iiber
Oi. 8ren5e na4 Der G4pei5 getOmz
men.
8tber5pre den D % 4ri4 :
ten aus 81 ON.
81 D m, 8. U}ai, Il llbr Q6enos. -
Der ReIt Der GeIerOen BON 1873 unb
elm 5h.il bar Reierpen pOn 1874 iinO
3u Den Waffen geruFen por0en. Sc
genmGrtis 6errT6t Rube bubier uno in
fuIt alien S6eilen b2s &0ni5srei4es.
Der g(ufru6r an Der 9orte SictneIe in
N}ailuno 1T DouitdnOi9 unteroriidt,
alein 9erItGrtungen fommen mob inn
mer bort an. Q(ue 6abriten folIen
mOrger auf 8efe6l oes Generals 5agd
nieoer er0ffnet perOen.
Qlnosren OepeI6en aus Wtailanb
5ufolqe 6a6en Oie2(ufriihrer j'ood neue
8arrifaben an Der 8id 8ertant, Der
9orte SicineIe uno Der POrte 8ariz
bulOi erri6tet, unO Die 5ruppen iino
sum fortpd6renDsn @e6rau4 t9rsr
@afFen qeanungen. Die Regterung
bat Die Qlufl0Tung alIer Io3ialiltil6en
unb rspu6litaniifsn Clubs bsfoblen.
Die QuFru6rer iouen etnen 3ug angaz
6alten uno CUR rmtsbr ge3ipun9en b1@
ben. neil lie glaubten, es bsfdnoen lt3
SoIoaten baruuf.
SenerulYQieut.ndnt 8dDd 8occdris,
8cfs6ls6aber Des 3. Qrmeecorps 81
MailaEp, telegrapfirt beuts Qbsno
Dem Pr3mierminiiter gtarquis Hu@
bini:
~9sy QuFIianb gu 0lailano 1T uns
teroriidt unb Die Sruppen ltoBen aut
telHFR 8iOeritanb me6r."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-09
PoSner S
&roRcr Scrfanf BON fSancD iupllc
ncn 8lciDcrItDTfen.

Sitics Eager 1T bic bette QroOuttiou oiticr Slis
ion; Oic 6arbcn uno 6Ombiua:iOneu iinO egtIuip;
Wcrtbe uuucrQlci5Gar. 9o3 9iortimcnt umabt
bic ua6ftcbcuOen 6urbcn: S6lDari uuO GritH,
S6luar, NM Sraun, 4obfurbe uuO Gjrtu, 9lau unO
gscib, glau unO CliOeiarbc, 9Iuu uuo Griin, Gas
ottfarbe mn @rauu, Uariusblau mn 4obiarse.
@lau unO Grau, gobiarbc uno Jtou, Grau unO
S6nar;, Qpbfarbe uno Braun, Griin uuO Roa,
Clivcfarbc uno 9obiCrbe Gjrin uno eeliotrOp, &ez
icOa un0 2obfarbc, Glociurbe mn g8cjb Braun
uno Grim, Griu uuo ocnroiu iSrdnj0fibbIdu rnb
2eiepa, Grou uuO g8eib, Braun unO Sditblau,
S6Dora uuo ipcibzqciptrielt; iciocuc unO DolsHe
gsbro6tu.tarrirtc &lcOrioiie in i40ncr 6ombi=
nationcu: 9iQourrur= Stoiis in piinibeuDer.beu
Garben; 81 bis A 3Oa brett; pertb bis 5u 75c.,
39c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-09
YOSner'S
Bargains, 10 erUs. aIs Die afpirdtiOnen Der
gBeIt. 10 ftef ale Die gtr6mr Ger Snfhpr'
une 10 unserff6rbar, iuie bic Str'
einisuns Sirfer ardfte!
OnRef Sans I8rie6S[ftfe!
riniauna nirfrr Rrdftl

sSeber 8anb entbGlt ie9s3ebn 8 bel
10 photographer Der 9riegSi4'fFs
Der Ser. Staaten, suiammen nit Den
9ortraits Der Offt8iere uno Der g}dnn~
ffoften. 3pDIf 8dnbe entbdlt DIE
Serie. Die erIten iieben IinO jeBt fer@
tiggefteQt unb bic 2(usfiibrung Der
iibrigen nirb beI9leunigt. Seoes
Seim foIIte bieies 6errli9e &l6um Der
ameritantI4en S9lo9tfGotte beIiBen.
@ir controliren ben 8ertduf Oleles
berrli6en &unittpertes in bieIerStdot.
Sic f0nnen Die erIten Iteben 8dnoe
beute erbalten Ii. nebmen mir, DdmltSte
ni9t enttGaI9t perben unb nur cine
unDollitGnbige Sammlung er6alten,
S6re Orore fir Die iibrigen flint entz
qegen. @erOen frantirt na4 alien
SEeilen Der Ser. Staaten perIanot.
8reis fir ieoen 8anb 10c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-09
POsnG'rS
Sin grpscr @erfamf pun iueiRcn nnS
farbi9cn SaumtuullitUffcn.

4Gs35liQc pcibe SnOia=ginneu, icbr ibOu unO
bubi6 32s30aige gang ibpurlc &uDn5, cbtcs
s@uurI 9cripiratousfber; 27=J6aige tUciBe loon
bcmaltc 9iaucs 3Os3oliUc DeiBc Guds, nit iarbis
gen 6iQurcn in @eablau, &oia unO S8Darj; 2Ss
3oaioe aimmcm Graib=Stoffe; 3o=30aiGe furbiOs
gaiuus in bcacu unO Omtlm S6attirunQcu ron
9lau &Oa, ROtb, 3ilfarbe, 2uOcnOer, Tturncbuu,
Cardinal uuO s8por3; 3Gz3Oaige ucibc 2Ouq=StOf:
fc. rpci@ ocurbeitet crtru=fciu unO 40=j0aioe @t=
lab.tantioc gproucttc unO iptibe lSclt 9auc. 2cie
fuO idmmtli3 uusuobmsWciie quite 98cy.bt, Zoe.
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Gin 2srat6aO in 2TairamO.
ScIperate StraRcnf1mpfc Stuiicbcn
Militar unS Bolt.

9reibunbert Sobte uno an tuuTenb
Beripun0ete. - Die italientI9e
Regierung bemiibt Iid6, bic Sa9z
lage gu beI90nigen. - N1e6r 3ez
ierben gu ben 8affen gerufen. -
GepublitaniI6e unb 1p3idliItifdbe
8ereire aufgel0ft. - 8iele 8epu=
blitaner na4 Der @4pei3 sntflos
ben.
Som, 8. N&ai. - Sn MaiIanb lieB
6sute Die 3egierung ba5 Stanpre9t
protlumiren, lpeil Die geitern bort be-
gonnenen llnru6en Ii9 6eute Dteoer<
bOlten unO ii8 10 i4Iimm geitalteten,
0aB bic 8egierung Den 3eitpuntt fir
getommen era8tete, energii4e WfaBrez
geln gu ergreifen.
Ginsr ipGteren M}eloung 5ufolge
trugen Die 6eutigen llnru6en in YEaiz
lamb gang ben G6arutter elmer allgez
meinen @rbe6ung, 9tm ialimmiten
gsItaltstsn T6 bic llnru6en OOr Dem
9aIa35o Saporiti, am GorIo 8ene3ia
unO BEL Der 8ene3ianii3en 8forte, ND
mebrere 5Gu7er gepIiinbert puroen.
2ln Der 9ia Sorino uno audi an dnDez
rem Srten tpurDen 8urritaOen errt4z
tet, pel6e uber pieDer Don Den Srupz
pen psmolirt punoen. U&e6rere 9tuz
heIt0rer purOen getOOtet OOer perpunz
bet. Qtu9 piele SpIoaten trugen8erz
nunoungen papon, man6e 10 ithpere,
odB Tte nl4 Dem SDIpitale iibergefiibrt
peroen muBten.
8egen 9u6litation zines uufrit6rez
ridden 4rtitels puuben bic 3eO1t!eura
Der republitaniI6en 3eitung nStalid
bel 9opolD" in 5aft genommen.
gbenIo i6limm, penn ni4t nod
i6limmer, Tino Die 3uItGnOe in 6Ioz
rsn5, Der SauptItaot Soscona's, mo es
geItern Q(6eno gu einsm Sample 3piz
i6en Sruppen un0 8iirgern fam, poz
bet cine 2ln5a6l DON Sumultudnten gez
t0Dtet Dber perpurDet tpuroen. 9d
audi in unoersn Orten Der 8rooin3
llnru6sn porgetommen IinO, 70 prOtlaz
mirte Die 3egierung Geute fir gang
Spscdno bus StanDre6t.
U}e6rere Soote Urb 8ernunOete
gab es audi in 2i0orno, Der 91uptz
Itdot Der glei6namigsn Probin3.
W3ailanD, 8. 0&ui. - Die 8e=
601De fat eina 8roflumdtion erla1Ien,
pel6e Die 8eb0ltspung duFforOert, fiA
ru6ig gu berbalten. 0ts6r Sruppea
langen ItiinOIi6 an. Sn MOn3a, 8
Wtetlen bon bier, purDen gs1tern oret
MenI6en in einsm Sample 3pif9en
Dem @olte Uno Dem D}ilitGr SetOotet
uno Is DerpunOet. Die 80nigin unO
bic &0nigin 8egentin pon 9ouunO,
nelGs bier erpertet purben, babsn
oon Der itulisniI6an 8e9ierung Den
Gat6 er6alten, porIGufig ni4t 9ier6er
5st fnn1r1or
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Sic na9fte Scei5la6t.
2SirO 1ua6rf6einft6 am 9iett-
flag ttatttinOen.
Ankuntt finrr aus II S6ifrn brfr>
bfnOen lpaniC9rn GOttr in SrH Or
mdatrn uun Porto liitO.
SampiOn'S 0ei6waOer nabe Gape
SaBtieH geit9trt.
Sn @aigingtun lit man uibt bclnrgt
Inn Oas 9teiHltat.

Die 8erinte ii6er ben &umpf neroen
prompt berDffentli4t peroen. -
&reu3er vMontgomerp" BON einem
groBen ipanii4en &riegsi4iff per-
folgt. - S9perss @eiduBFeuer
an Der &uite BON Sun Domingo
pernommen. - 3pet amerItantz
f6e S8iffe i'm Sample nit elmer
StrQnobdtterie BEL 6uDdna unO
nit tnapper g}otb Der 3erItDrung
entgongen. - Gin5eIn6eitsn uniez
res Sieges gu U2anila.
8of6tngton, D. g., 8. Mai.-
Sm 6lotten 9spurtement paren bis
fpGt 6eute g}a6mittag feline 9ta6ri4z
ten BON Qomiral SumpIon's 6lotte
eingstroffen, peI6e OerDffentli4t perz
ben tonnten, p6ne Die 9ldne Der itraz
tegiI9en GommiIIipn gu gefdbroen. @5
puroe ir0efen poTitio dngege6sn, e5 lei
gti6ts pon einem @efe6te, oOer einen
unmittel6ar beporfte6enoen &umpf sez
meloet pproen, unD Ipbal6 cine Derarz
tige 9&d8ri9t einlapfe, perDa OieIel6e
prompt Der Osffentli6teit ii6ergeben
peroen. Gs lit ni9t 5u befiir4ten,
buB Der 8eri6t iiber eine Seeihla9t
in ben 8enGIIern 9orto 8ico'5 lange
auf Ii6 parten laTen tpirO, pie Der
jenige iiber Den &f gu N&anild,
Denn in 8eitinbien 6absn faIt Gle GRO
Bsren SnieIn &abelperbinOungsn, 10 g..
3. Die fran3D7iIden unD britFI6en Be-
IiBungen, unp 0ieielben iteb.n ni4t un=
ter fpaniIbsr Gontrole. N}an bari
ii4 Oaber Ourauf perlaiien, binnen
8ur3em ii6er Ous erpartete 9efe8t un=
terri6tet gu iein. ue6er Oas ReIultat
be8t Die 6ieIige Regierun8 ni4t bic gez
ringite lluru6e. 2(Ge 6a6r3euga oe5
2COmirol5 Sampion fino T6lpers Panz
3erififfe unO Den &reu3ern bes fpuniz
I4en Sap @erOe GeI4rpaOer5 melt
iiberlegen.
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0oSner' S
Scioen= SSaiitS.

Gin auosres groBss 9ager, beFer, Oenu Oas lests.
- S,ioeu= =9Puiis. in siuiadeu uHO gebliluten 5dr'
bent5uen, 6Gnns Str,iisn II. /. ~; ols5iaas idr'
bioe Dlobars g9aiits cingeicdte 9orOsricte, 81 9S
Sd5ue reife Saiietaz SeOeu= =99aits in Sbioarj'
Qals, Riri@iarbs, 1Otb pO!le Slouie tinqeitedt in
qai6elH, Der gduGe mao uuO treuimtiie 0ott-
Ridcn, qlci6iuas re6e Strtiien unD RarrcauT
pertb $500 uuO 500. $4.95
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9nnbcnlhneiber: 6 pftiime.

Gin ipc3icncg Eager pom f,iucn, cans iuOlfencn
nab Gunocui6utiDtr= 9rbeit btrgcfelten 6bcUot=
RofimcR, 5lps6rOute=9 9ddcts, Qauj init StiOe g'=
fiittcrt uuo oontormen anpaiienO; 3ode nit poueH
fcbcu 5alten nit 9ertaline gtiiittert. Sieie &o=
itiimc fDuueu bsuts BON ieiuem Gobrituntcn 5u uns
iercm 9erfaufspreiie bergsfsat perOsu $6.9S.
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2Ieefer's 3arR.

Sn Golac Ocs ReqtnDctters 1T Die Gr6tfuuug
BON Wertcr'g Qart aui gtontag, BEN IL. ytai. per-
ldlpbfn nnrhfn ll2lhi
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JO6rl C. Iri6(e.

&rieg ooer fein arieg, Der Be-
bari nimmt ieinen 6ortgdng.
8auft, penn es Sud beliebt uno
nur 9as, mas SSybr gebrau9t.
0ieier 2dDen fiibrte ntemdls Elm
1olGes Qfortiment, pie Dies
bsute Der San 1T. Seoes gfora
timent t0mmt aus eritsr 9ano
unO lit in 8etreff Der aualttdt
biQig i'm 9reiIe. 8lace 9anoz
f9u6e, Seiben 6unOI4ube,
fdpebH4e 6anbi4ube, @9az
mois : 6anOi6ube, 8irtelz
S9nalIen, 4rmee 8urtel<
S6nulI2n 25c.; i4pur3er Sdmz
met @iirteIItoff SbirtzWatits=
&nopf 8arnituren, Sragenz
uno Ufdn9etten &n0pfe, @orz
tets, S9Ieieritoffe, S4mudia=
den, QeOerqiirtel.
Sriblc, 80 @rit &rriustnn StraBc
Gs mire 9eufeb ssiprOeben.
ycEpb O7 J&Gl
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Posller's

Oas Materiul unD Die 9rbeit 1T in
oie!sn 9teioun8sitiiden oas 8eite, pelz
G2s prcou3irt rer0en tann. Quf bieie
0eiIs tperosn @ert6a erIten J}anges
6er8eIts1t. 9roBoem iinb bic 9reiie
phenomenal biIig.
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@uIfItofFen 5uIammen gu itsIen

Gin QroBcs Eager BON pai6burtu &lciOcritOiieu,
bctebeuO aus Der Qr0bten Mauni0fultietsit wuO ben
bcten 99ertbcu, bic ic offsrirt iDurOen Sie Samms
luna umfubt parObrcte bcOrudtc Battle in bub=
fBcu 5trcifcu, Garreaur uuo g8Hrfsln; 0arO.brcite
beOrudte 9ercalcs in 0cbro8snen Rarrcaur g3hr=
fclu, Strcifcu uuO Giqureu Glci3fuls elm Eager
BON 3O.j6lliqcn i86u bcOrutten SroanOps2upns in
qrOBer guswubl BON DIuferu, idmmtii8 belle
GjruuSiurbtu, in 9lumcn nO Strcicu; Drtb 12!c.
Special. Qrcis DC.
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pOSner'

9as sifrigite gta4Tu4en, mas oos
qu6litum in &leibertoffen an Mei>
item piini8t unb mas am 9rattii4Iten
lit, febt uns in ben Stanb, berartige
Bargains, tpie Oieie, in unierem tolois
falen 8ertaufe pon baumpoQenen
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Sttfercis
Saldentii6ers, ,NnSidnb.

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