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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
Sheriff's Notice.
To william Thompson. of Brocton, In the
state of Mnssachusetts, and all Others
whom IL may concern.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROV
IDENCE PLASTArlyNs.
Providence, sc.

Providence, Sc
of the supreme Court IN Providence.
To the Sheriffs of our several Counties, or
TO their deputies, GREETlNG:
Whereas j. n. Wall and &. " WALL or Iris
tol in the County OF Bristol IN AID state, 60.
partners under the firm name ~ j. IA. Wa1l ty
Co. have filed a petition in equity IN said oifice
repfesenting that kfle l.. a. IillnghaSt Co.,
a corporation or co-part rtnership of said Town
of Bristol, and of the City OF Providence, in
said State, is indebted TO them in the sam II
$500 II, basidcsi interest according 10 the
GO unit nlcd with sail petition, for materials
furnished and work and lal or performed
without written contract IN tho construction.
erection aud reparaulun of certain
buildings, wharf and property bc-
longing to the said The l.. a. rlninyhSst
Co. NJ the time snid materials were FURNISHED
and said work and labor uCrformcd situated
in said Town OF bristol upon that lot Of Land
owned by the saii The l.. A. tillinghast Co.
at the time at the snid lien accrued, thereon
in Zee simple, bounded and described ~ fol.
Eoandod northerly hy land owned or oocu.
pied 10y the said Town OF Bristol; easlcriy by
occupied Ly the National India Rubber Com.
pany, and westerly hy Bristol harbor; also
that other lot o. land sitratod ofi he eas.crly
side OF said Tbamss street owned or leased NY
said The H.. A. Jl!inglast 20, bounded nur:h-
crly by John strdvl ess'efly hy iand now or
formerly OF Horny Ti'lcy aud others; south
.rly hv lanu Cf Hugh Holmes md west
orly by said Thames sireei,' alleging that VII.
liam Thompson OF brooktpn IN tbe rtato q
tate, and that !. al. Constock & Co. hold an
attachment upuu said estate; claiming a lien
for said amount, with interest ana costs ana
praying that SAID lien may 10 enforced against
said land, wharf ana buildings, and againss
the right, title anu interest ;hnt the said Ihe
l.. a. 1iiiinghAst Co as tho owner thereof, had
in and 20 the same NJ tie time ssid petitioners
lien accrued thereon, ana attached thereto,
and that the ssme may ho nold 20 sntisfy Naid
claim of the petitioners and all ether accounts
hnA demands ftr wiicN tue same is picdg el
and Liable by Chapter &c Cf tho General Law ),
and tie amendments thereto.
We command you 70 cite the said Tie J.. A.
1illingnaSt Co., William Thompson ard !. H.
Cuinstuck 4 Co.. TO apposy, " they shall sea
fit, before The Appellate nnvison ot cur Su.
preme Court az Pr,y iderce, Within the County
OF Providence,On the lyth dny uf March a. u.
1898, and show causc, 10 any Lev have WAY
said lien should not be allowa4 ant enforced
by saiu Court FOR the amount claimed.
Hereof fail not and make true return OF this
Wri'lwiih your doings thereon.
witness, Hon. CHARLES MATTkSON, CEiet
Justice ni our supreme Court ~ Providence,
this 10Th day ~ fetruary, A. ID. 1893.
BERTliAM :. Di-AlsDkisl., Clerk.
A True Copy--Attest:
FRANKLIN Is. nAM. Deputy sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14

Few stories Of the sea have been moro
thrilling, none so thoroughly gratifying
than that OF the wreck of the steamer
Vsendam and the rescue Of all on board
by the American liner st. Louis
What a gracious fortune IL was that the
liner should have come to that particular
spot In the broad ocean at that particular
timel Otherwise, in all probability, the
Veendam would, a few days hence, been
reported overduo-s little later assurances
of probable safety would have grown more
and more weak-a little later hope of her
showing up would have been abandoned
and gradually the anxiety as TO her fate
would have lapsed. SO far as the puplic is
concerned and, with various speoulations
and theories as {, her possible fate. her
name would have been added to the gruS-
some list of the craft that are gone to join
the gnostly fleet in the "port of missing
ships"
Not SO, however, with the fortunate
Veendam. What was so close to being
an ocsan horror. tho more impressive be-
cause OF it's unknown nature. became
something for human rejoicings The
gallant ST. Louis, speeding to her port
stopped TO inquire of rocket signals and
remained to rescue. Was ever such a
meeting on the surface of the painless
waters more inspiring With unfaiIing
courage aud splendid ssamanship the 2l2
children, women and man Of the fated
steamer were transferred TO the protection
of the gallant little liner flyipg thu
American flag-and the ilag never wit
messed uobler deed more splendidly per-
formed. Not lifo was lost, not one of
all that ships company. or any OF the
brave res siusrs suffered the least harm,
though the sea tumblud the boats about
and crashed one or two Of them to pieces
bsfore tho glorious task was accomplished.
Splendid, too, and fitting accompani-
ment to tho showing made by the Ameri-
can sailors, was the conduct of officers
and crew of the sinking SKIP, who saw
their charges safely away, beginning with
the children, before they themselves took
TO the boats, the captain being the last
TO leave aud wisely taking the precaution
to fire his ship that she might not cold
together and, half submerged, perhaps drift
In the currents menace to other ships,
as it appears probable some such derelict
il was that she was wrecked against.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
HERE'S A MODEL VALENTINE.

Though the young woman of today.
who Is interested In the festival of ST.
Valentine, may think herself very pro-
gressivc, and though II is acknowledged
that she is tender and lovable, we doubt
II any young man received in his mail
this morning a mlssive so charming and
graceful from her as that valentine sent
in the twelfth century by the Confess
De Die to one whose hnppiest title to re-
mem mbrance is that hs inspired the
charming poem of the lady of Provence
Some extracts from the delightful and
appropriate missive are:
or that wpAld not. alasl Must sing,
He whom III has ciused no such deep pain
For though loveshim more than earthly thing,
My love and courtesy but meet disdain,,
And beauty, merit. wit, are all in vain;
But must mourn as hopelessly and long
As If l Willingly had done him wrong.
II comforts me, sweet friend TO think that
Have 'gainst you in word or deed trans.
gressed
You're proud to me in conduct. speech and
air,
But to all others kind snd debonsirs.
II mnrvels me, sweet friend, that you can
Towards me that pride that cuts me to the
heart;
All Wong IL were that any dane should steal.
Your love from mo, whste'e er may be her
arts;
And never let the memory depart
OF what oui love once was
Your prowoss which all others hold so dear.
Your fame, disquiot me with their bright
shine
For not a lady, whether far or near
But will, il ere she love- TO you incline.
But you, sweet friend, ahi Well might you
divine
Where beats the heart moro tender than them
all.
Forget not former vows. whate'er befall.
Much should pure fame. much should deser,
avail,
My beauty much, but truth and love far
more;
Therefore send this song 20 bid you hail,
And In your ear my thoughts and hopes 70
pour
fain would know, q, friend, that adore
Why you TO me are ever harsh and cold:
ls't pride or hate, or think you'me too bold
All this my message bears and this beside.
That many suffer from excess Of pride.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14

A prominent novelist allows that his
ideal OF work 10 to spend year at writing
q book, then burn it and put in another
year rewriting 1t. But he does not
claim to live up to this ideal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14

1t would seem to be but most natural
thing for Mexico TO offer her proposed re-
funding bonds TO financial housts in the
United States. instead Of going to London
with them. The Mexican external debt
amounts to sos. 600, 600, which was
handled by London houses. The interest
has been promptly met and it is
said that the sntirefprincipal can be paid
of IN July next. ss arranged for. The
rate Of interest is per cent, and the re-
funding through American houses Is sug.
gssted at lower rate. The securities
being 90 good, LoLdon would bs likely
not to let them come TO the United States
II II could be helped, but there would
seem to be no good reason why New
York should rot % the financial market
for our cousins across ths border anu.
isdesd. for ell the republics Of the West.
srn Hsmispbers whose bonds have in the
past been mostly ncgotistsd in Europe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
DEATH NOTICES.

Al.EXANDER-fn this city, i2th inst. NJ his
residence. - Luna street Henry AIcxan.
der, eyed 90 years.
CAMPBELL In this city, 18th inst, of pneu.
monia, Daniel Putnam Campbell. agel g.
years.
hORAN-ln this city. 18th inst. Ann, widow
Of COrmirk Moran.
STNNOTT-At Arctic Centre is'h inst. Ger.
trude Mary. daughter uf Thom..t r. ntd
Annie - -inncti, aged year : months
and ~ days.
THoRNTON-ln Enfield. l2ih inst. William
al. 1horntCn,aged 80 years
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14

With what distressing feelings of isal-
ousy must the train shed committee now
put away In camphor. regard the
Supreme Court in It's enjoyment OF
sitting in judgment bstwixt the good
corporation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14

Germany may IN we'll understand, first
% last, that 1t Is all nonsense to charge
the American apple with being germ
carrier and = menace to health. The
American apple il a.peach, that's what.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14

Miss Sharp-Before gave you that pic. you
SAID myJeidowalk needed shoveling.
Hungry Hoby-Yes, lady retHate my
slatement-it duz need shuvelln.' An ef l
wuz you I'd keep mo eye peeled fer some Ia
borer an civ him de job. Mornin', lady
Judge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14

The train shed controversy Is now con-
fined to the Supreme Court and the efrer-
vescsnt opinions Of the esteemed Journal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14

And the information is again advanced
that the relations between the United
States and Spain are perfectly friendly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
Official
Advertising.

This newspaper publishes ofNciA
advertising Of the GOVERNMENT
OF The UNITED STATES. Of the
STATE Oh hhoDh BLAND. anu
several TOWNS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14

She had served acceptably as treasurer OF
the club for a little over year. and that was
an exceptional record.
"pon't you have difficulty in balancing
your books p they asked.
"Oh, dear,.no," she replied. why, it's the
easiest thing in the world. / just add up
what / have received and subtract from that
what l have paid out 10 show what Is due the
club, and then make my husband give me a
check for the amount. There's really moth
ing hard about keeping books when you know
how. Chicago Post
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14

Teacher-You are painfully slow with hg
ures, Tommy. Come, now. speak up quickly
II your father gave your mother a $50-bill anC
S20-hill, what would she have?
Tomny-A NJ. -Harper's Bazar.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
A LITTLE HUMOR.

Shell don't think that girl knows what
general housework means.
He-She seems 20 think that it means doing
nothing in particular. brooklyn Life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14

Mrs. Freedom--You say you want half a
tumbler Of rye whisky TO mako great moral
experiment with?
Torn Tompkins- Yes, lady. I've ies taken
de pledge, yer know, an ] wautor see whed-
der my moral stamina is strong enough ter re.
sist de temptation NV drinking il or not
Judge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14

"What is the sense ~ this frssseci hum
bua 2" asked the Dy spopiic hoarlsr
"frce seeds" the Cheerful Idiot explained.
make the farm cr root for the Congressman. -
-lndianapOli. Journsl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14

Hail, st. Valentine, presiding genius of
. frequent cause of disturbance of the
peacei
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14

"Oh, papa, Miss Higher met with an en-
tarrassing accident last evening
"What was thatr
''She was singing "Ths Cows Are in the
Corn" and her voice got husky. "--Brooklyn
Life
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14

Will do or ought to do is hard 20 say, tut you
ought 10 ! ok a. that bargain in Elmwond an
elc gant lot next 90 corner OF flmwood ave-
nue., aOxl0O street sew cred. curbpd, 1gra1ed
and concrete walk, willseh for less tnan nc
tual value. L. A. Perkins, l07 Westminster
street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR sAIE-Ten-room nousc. IO4 burnets
street. Apply TO u. Russell brown. t
FOX SALE-Nine-roon cottage at Oak
land Heach. Apply TO J. IL Randall. 20 Oak
land Beach svenue nov2.tf
FOR SAIE-Two snIendid cottage lots
,srwick Mock Apply 20 u Russell Brown.
TT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14

FOR RENT-Cottage house, Burnett street.
ten rooms: S25 per month. Apply to ID. Rus
sell brown. 62 Exchange nlace.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
HELP uAETED--MALE.

WANTED-Agcnts. The New England Reg
istry Burenu Of Boston, Mass, has lately
opened Office In Providence. Agents wanted
in every city and town in X. ]. and Conn.
Liberal Inducements 20 good men: call and in
yestigate or address, $40 Banigan building.
Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14

subscription rates Daily News by MAI! or carrier,
es wear. $3.50 for SIX months, 10 cents Tor
t,res nonfhs Weekly News. 6o cents per snnun
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
PROFESSIONAL cARDs.
ONE OF THE FINEST.

Prof. " d. Emerson, the Optician, win a
the most difticult eyes 70 your perfect satisfsc
ton at one-half the price others charge; ex
animation frca. Al HOSMEkS. auli-u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14

TO LET-Cesirable lower tenement, 40
Hendrick street. rooms on floor and 2 at
tics; first-cas- order: sonveniences, good
yard, with fruit trees; rent $40. Inquire on
premises, or at S92 Atwells avenue. dl7-tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14

FOR RENT-Upper part house 429 Pine
street; modern and in perfect order; rooms.
Apply TO ID. Russell Brown. G2 Exchange place
n12l-If
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
HOUSES 10 LET.

TO LFT.-One tenement five rooms; slI a
month in good order. Call at 65 Elm St,
Robert Muir. f9-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14

SAwDUSI hOR sAIF-F!our barrel, u
cents A. H. tnnt Mfg. Co, end OF Troy
street. mrll II
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-14
KsoNA T..
8I.5O FOR zoe
FOE sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

MOTOR FOR SALks-Mnnufactured by the
Waddell-kntZ Company OF Bridgeport, Conn.
* in trst-class condition Apply or address
The Evening News, 62 South Water street.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-29

Capt, Stoermer bonn Observation-Disclosures
9ampfern 8aiier 5rieOri4" entbedte Sreitag
FAB Oas lebenSgroBe @emdlbe bes betTtorbe=
Ten 8aiiers 6riebri9 nit einem Msfer ger
Tdnitten iei. 9as Bib, Elm Se!gsmdloe,
bling an benz borberen @nbe bes 2eIe3imz
mers unb bate $4,000 eetoitet.
@s batten 9onneritu9 Qbenb aaE1reide
8eIu6er bus S6iff, bas am 9od in 6o6ofeu
iie9t, bdIi@tigt, OO9 mar bus Bib, cls 4Qe
8efebl erbielten, an 2anb gu seben, nod unz
beIhGbigt eeneIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-29
Gt1trrnhrn4tHe.

gine sSeuersbrunt, tpel9e Mittpo4abenb
in2incoln, Neb., aus6ra4, 5erIf0rte oas 6tBz
neralbz @ebGube, eiren %bierit0di9en 0@teinz
bau, in ipelaem bas @ngroszProbuttengez
I6aft bon $. g. Sou unb bic Beatrice Grsos
mern So. hire Auartiere batten, ooll1tGnoig.
Der @eIammtI9aben tpirb auf 100000 gez
f9dBt.
9us Clifton 9ouie, bus ein5ise 9roBe 9oz
tel uuf Der canabif6en Seite bes Nidgara
Saues, iF@onn.ag MOrgsn ab9e6rannt. Ser
@erGuIt betrGgt 100000. 9ie flint unb
u9taig @Gite unb bic 9Otel6ebienitets berz
mo9ten fi9 un6sf6dbi9t gu retten.
8ei elmer Geusrsbrunit, Die Sreitdg &benb
in Der Wa9stu9fu6rit BON Sbomas
potters Sons &c 60. in p6ilaDelpbia
itattfunb, famen 5tpei 5~euertpebrleute um's
Qeben unh o9t anbere purben oerlebt: Sie
Sobten finb: Sumes Mtaget bon @pribe NO.
As unb Elm 1euerpebrmann, befen Same
ni9t au erfabren mar. Ser Dur9 0as Seuer
angeri6tete @@aben betrGgt $25O,000.
2ait elmer 9epef9e ausStiIlpater, Minn.,
6ut baIelbft cine 5euersbrunit Die Me9lmible
unb ben @etreibefpei@er bon Sfaac Staples
3ert6rt. Ser 8erlu1t betrdgt $150,GO0, bic
8erIi6erung nuf @ebduoea nebit Snbalt
$4,000.
OOnnerftag N6enb ipurbe bic san5e Seuers
pe6r ponQouisbi1e, 3d., aufgeboten, I'm cine
6euersbrunit i'm WbpleIale Sabutbiitrift 5u
s. fGmpFen. Na9 bartem &fs aber gez
LANG es Der 6euerpebr, bus Seuer inter GDnz
trpue gu betommen. 9as Seuer mar in Ter
@iIengieBerei bon gmeab &c 60. oGagsbroz
ben unb bas gauge SubrifA@ ta6lifemcn: fiel
Der I3er5tDrung anbetm. Der S9aDen be-
tr0qt iiber cine 8iertel MiGion OpQars.
l1m1O ubr gerietb bus einen 8lod 0iIiG Ion
MurtetftruBe g~elegene @60nir<9otel burA
bic bon Der @ieBerei beriibergepe6ten Stnten
tr 8ronb. Die @GI tie murben gerettet.
9ie ber6eerenbite Geuers6runit, bic ie Die
Stobt MiqoiIe, q, S, beimgeiu6t bat, trug
ii9 Sonntag Mforgen gu. 9as Opera 9ouie
unb Elm babies 6dufergeoiert NIT 2Gben i'm
MitteIpuntt Der Stabt Iinb a6gebrannt. Ser
S3aben be5iffert fih uuf $4,000.
Der 8lib f9l1g am Samftag fri6
in peoria, SGinois, in Die @reat
WeItern 9eitiQsrp Elm, unb Big auF Die
i'm 3ouIpeihsr befinbli9en unoerfteuerten
SGRer S3nups brunnte NGes meg. 0er
@erGuit 1T enorm, pabrf9einli9 iiber $780,
900, Der inbeRen burb @erii9erung eebedt
lit. Die 8rennerei psrbrau4te td9Ii9 $500
Bis $500 8ufde1 Muis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-29

TdeinIi9 uns CUR @~erfigung iteben. Sin
Nnerbieten BON Bombs bur9 bic Regierunq
bringt gIei9 gu Mnfun9 Nngebote fir mebr
als Den oreimaligen angebotenen 8e-rdg.
mdbrenb Die polfsmdBige 3ei9nung T4on
fir oreibierte1 bes 8etrages beutliA bas gu
trduen bes Bottles benefit.
@eisen BORT uuf au faGsn unb be9innt i'm
Preiie gu iteigen, neil uusIdnOif9e 8ebiirfz
niiTe nod niht 5ufriebengeite1t iinb. Qtlanz
tif9e Nusfubren fir Die @o4e 6uben, Mebl
eingef4lofTen, 3,246,2O5 8ui6eG betrugen.
gegen 1,445,947 i'm lebten Sabre uno paciz
FiI6e Nusfu6ren 517,153 8uibel 9eeen ST.
098 i'm leBten Sabre unb Die Na3fra9e pa:
feinen fpefulatipen Gburatter.
Sn Der Snbu1trie tpirO, in Der Sa6res5eit,
ND GirfeGun9en bes 8etriebs gu ertpur!en
Ite6en, Die probuttiOn in ii6erraI9enber
Weiie uufre6terbatten. Sc finben peniq
ltnter6re9ungen pegen Nrbeiteripirren ftdtt,
unb 2obntabeGen fir bas tommenbe Sabr
ftnb faft a1e in freunbf6dftli9er @eife ge=
f9Ii9tet tporben. Die @i1eninbultrie lit Ie6r
flau i'm Siten unb es fpirb bariiber geflugt,
baB Die Breiie ni4t iteigen. Nber in pittsz
burg unb i'm Weften befommen bic Sabriten
fortpdbrenb mebr Nrbeit unb bdben fogar
etnen febr f9arfen @ettbetperb ms @ert gez
febt.
8aumpo1e 1T I'm 3/16 5eruntergegan9en.
nit ausge3ei9neten @rnteausIiAten, abe1
cine gr0Bere Nuhfrage na3 Waaren ift 81
bemerten, Dbppbl Bis iebt no6 nibt binrei=
9enb groB, Inn cine @teigung in YreiIen 81
tpiinf9en. 8eri9te iber @erTanbt itnb in
4~a9emeinen ermut6igenb.
Die 53a6l Der Ganferotte in ben Ser. 9tddz
ten bat lebte Mo9e 285 b%etragen, gegen ZIG
i'm leBten Sabre, unb II in Canada segeu
"A i'm leBten Sabre.
Sanferott.
9as &IeibergeI9dft bon 6. 81. SUN uni
0utton in Glsbelanb cling Mittpo9 in biz
6dnbe zines Maf1enbernalters iber. s.
6eiBt, baB Die DISQUALIFICATION Der Tirmc
ft9 auf iiber 100000, bic Gut9aben auI
$4,000 beIaufen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-29
HernttTh1teH.
r%1ilwanfee's Garnepal.

Ser sur 5eier bes g%Olbensn Su6ildums
bes Gtaates @isconiin borbereitete, auf eine
gan3e 8p@e bere9neteGarneoul nabm Monz
tag M6enb feinen Nnfang. Die G%tDffnuns5z
feier bsItanb aus sinem grOBen @mpfang i'm
pubfzSbeatsr unter benz 8oriib bon Qlbin
g. 8etf&, benz praitbenten Der nMilpautee
garnipaG MFoeiation". MapOr 9ubib 3.
Sole bielt i'm Ramen Der Stabt bic 8epiaz
COMMUNICABLE, pGbrenb @ouperneur @bz
tparb @cofielb cine 4nipra4e aIs @ertreter
bes @taates bielt. Die Sauptrsbe bes Nbenbs
mar bic bon GOparb g. 8ilus bon bier, Der
bas sbemu: r5inf3ig Sabre Stat" be4un=
bette.
9ie Gtubt getpd6rt in ibrem rei9en SET
16mud in ben garneoulsfurben: aotb
9a6mfarben unb 0~lipen9rin. berbunben mil
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-29
mo9enf9au.
GortIebuns BON Der 2. @eite.)

pfdne beg 8otf6afters, Der Bon leirten Sc
tretGren unb @tta36s beglettet mar, fano I'm
8lauen 8arlor bes WeiBen 9uuIsS ftatt. 9el
8otf6after nnb feline 8egleiter lpdren in Sc
Iuuniformen eri9ienen. Sn Der iiblifen Nm
rebe, peG6e Der gotI4after BET ueberreiz
3uno feiner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9telt,
1prd6 er BON ben freunoI4aftli4en 8e3iez
hu1oen. pelfs ftets 5pii4sn Dem ruhii4en
Geife unb ben Ser. Staaten beitanben bGtz
ten l1nb oab Der 9ofFnung Nu5Orud, DAP
bieTes beralt6e @erbiItniB mod Disle Sabre
lana fpeiter6effe6en m0ge. 0&it beIonberem
NQ6brud bob Der 8pti4ufter 2ebtsrss bsrz
npr. Ser prdfibent ernioerte auf Die gtn=
5nra6s in elmer f1r5en, ebenfaus in ii6erau3
freunbf6dftlidsm Some g:baltenen Hebe.
Oeuti6Iano mo Manila.
Die geri9te, 9eutf4(unb babe eine Nnz
so6 Standardization in Munilu gelanbet,
tpc1ben i'm @taatsbepuriement un5 IN ben
beffnuterri6teten biplomatiI9en &reiTen als
unpQ6r 6ingefent. Go1te i%i6rigens That
fd6li9 cine 6eutf9e ober anbere au2lin5tI9s
Sr1lppeuabt6etlung in Wanild gelarbet 5etn,
70 nGre bies babur8 gu erfEGren, bob bieielz
Be ~aeitpeifig 9o1i3eioienfte leiiten miiBte, i'm
SfuGe Die Sn1urgenten in Die 5tuot brdngen
unb bic ginlpo6ner gu maffdtriten Drp9ten.
Sine fol6e pp1i5eili9e 8eI6iibung pGre aber
uur aeitipeilig unb pp6l unterf9itoen nDn
elmer tpobl6ere9neten Re9ierungspOlitif, BET
Der ss ii9 Inn @ebietserpeiterung banbelt.
Grtennn1t9et.
Ser prGiibent f4idte folgenoe grnennun@
gen an ben @enat:
SO6n 6. 9Oplep BON Obio. gOnfuI in
southampton, @nglanb.
s. s.. emmett BON Nebaba, gunbesmarz
f9uQ fir ben Be3irf Nebaba.
Sofep6 8. Barrier, dr3t1i6er 9ireftor in
Der 6lOtte.
s. g. Morton, Ginnebmer DffentGi4er
@elOer in San SranciscO, Sal.
@ltpopb 9obGep, Snbianeragent Der Pi,nus
.@gentur in Nri3ona.
Daniel g. W2cgann bon Mapntdna, 2anbz
amtsregiitratpr in Gircls, N[asfa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-29
gte 0FCh1HftHLnne.

81. g. 9un C Cos @03entli6e ueberz
fi4t ii6er Die @ei9dftsIuge bringt Sol:
genbes Der &rieg bat nur fe3r penle
pOn benz reuer @ef6Gfte i'm @er6dltniB gum
9eIammtgei6dfte beruria9t. Tr bat ober
au4 teines, ~tpenigiens fopeit bies bur9 gez
trD6nli9e 9roben entbedt perben fam, be-
binoert. @benfopenig Fat Der 3uidnmens
bru@ Der INSTRUMENTATION Die ertparteti
Nbnabme i'm @erfanbt berur1a9t, benin @usz
fn1ren iinO ~anbauernb bemerfensfnert6 groB,
@olb fpmmt pber fommt ni9t, pie mir es
tpuni9en. inbem bic MGrtte Der @elt augen=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-29
QusIdno 3.
Oeutfblano.

SoGgenbes 1T bas boGftGnbige &eiultai
Der @ti8nablen fir Mitglieber bes Re;6s=
tuges: &pnierbatibe 10; Hei9spartei 10;
Centrum %; &eformpurtei 5; Nutional=
liberale 80; rabifale l1nioniiten II; rabitale
8%oltsparten 20; beutI9e@oltspartet 8; Ngra=
rier 3; @oaiufifen "a; PoGen 1; @elfen s
unb u%nabbdngige 6.
Inter ben aanbibaten fir Den Gei9staq,
msl6e aus ben Sti4pablen als Gieger ber=
Oorsinseu, befin6et fi4 aud Der friihere 9of.