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CAUSED A SENSATION.
Cnpturc Of tl,c French Liner Promises
Interesting Hcvelopmcnts-NisW OF
Nashinr ton Officials.

WASHINGTON, May The seizure
the French liner Lafayette by the gun
boat Annapolis, caused a distinct sen.
sa,ion in official and diplomatic circles
here, as it was believed to involve the
possibility of more serious foreign COM
plieations than had arisen thus lar.
The officials Of the state department.
and Of the French embassy received
the news OF the capture from the AsSo'
cia,ed Press dispatches, and III both
ouartcrs ii was given grave attention
In the state department II was taheh
MS a forcrunncr ot nunper Oh cases GA
like character to follow, Tor TINS WAS
,ba eyncrl,ucc Of the United states
hlockadlrE forces during thc ciVll war.
Many times during the progress OF tiiiit
war the country was Oh the verge OK Il
breach Of diplomatic relations Win
some of the EuroIean nations, because
If tho seizure OF blockade runners.
Taking the facts as reported, the ON
clnls OF the department. ucciafo posi-
lively, and III this they are supported
hv The unanimous voice OF the naval
ot,;c,,ls that there can be no question
| the Lafayette was
| luo,kndc Runner Iur" and >ihp'"
and as such is lawful prize. Ihe
state department has beon disposed 'o
,reat with the greatest hbcrallty TIE
sh,nniny Of neutral powers, and, as at
ready stated, we have taken an ao
yanced position in this matter. In the
,,roclamation of tho Goth ultimo, the
| president said:
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Deaths BetrotI,aI.

A few years ago a New York newspaper
conducted an open discussion upon the
topic: is Marriage a Failure?" The
answer is easy and upon the surface. Where
there is mutual love and respect, if there is
also health, marriage is a success When
health is left out even the most ardent love
does not count, and marriage is invariably
failure.
Modern science has cried the warning
so often that all should realize the dangers
of wedlock to people in ill-health. In
case of this kind death turks on every side
in the kiss of betrothal and the caress Of
the honeymoon. The man who is suffering
from ill-health is physical bankrupt, and
has no right to condemn a woman to be his
nurse for life and the mother of babes that
inherit his physical weakness. Or. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery acts directly on
the digestive organism. 1t makes it strong
and its action perfect. When a mans di-
gestion is all right his blood will be pure !;
when his blood is pure his nervous system
will be strong and his health vigorous
A woman who suffers from weakness and
disease of the delicate organism of her sex
is certain to suffer from general ill-health,
and to be an unhappy, helpless invalid and
disappointment as wife. Her children
will be weak, puny and peevish. A happy
home is an iinpossibi.ity for her until her
health is restored DR.. Pievce's Favorite
Prescription cures all troubles of the dis
tinctly feminine organism. 1t cures them
speedily. completely and permanently. IT
fits for wifehood and motherhood. Both
medicines are sold by all good dealers.
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''Ihe right Of search is to be exor.
cised with strict regard for the rights
OF neutrals. and the voyages of mail
steamers are not to be interfered with
except on the clearest ground of sus.
plclon OF violation of the law in re.
spect to contraband or blockade"
1t Will be noticed that in this the
president expressly warns foreign YES.
sells, even mail vessels, against break.
ing the blockade, which seems to be
exactly what the Lafayette attempted.
1t Is said that whether or not the ship
carried contra band of war is absolutely
lmmaterial in the disposition of her
case
France May Take a Different View.
The seriousness of the question, how.
ever. arises from the fact that the fore.
going view Of the officials here is not
likely to be accepted by the French
government and its representatives in
Washington.
At the French embassy the ambassa.
dor had intended to go to New York
today, but on hearing of the taking of
the Lafayette he determined to remain
here to look after such questions as
were likely to arise. In the absence of
official information, he asked to be ex.
cused from discussing what course the
French government will take.
In other diplomatic quarters it was
felt that an insistence by the French
! government that the Lafayette be re.
leased might involve serious conse.
quences. While she is merchant and
not government ship, the French gov.
ernment has been very insistent upon
the protection Of its merchant vessels.
1t is not thought this would extend in
the present case to any captlous de
mand that French merchantmen should
not recognize the blockade, the same as
ships OF all other countries. AT the
same time the popular sentiment in
France Is such in the present war tha,
the government might be impelled to {
strict upholding of what it believed t
be the rights Of merchant ships.
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which announced that Uncle Sam had
ordered the stranger to heavo to. Tha
liner obeyed aud the Morrill, and the
Associated Press dispatch boat started
on a neck.and.neck race for the h;o
prize. In the meantime boat from
the Annapolis had boarded the French.
man. as the stranger proved to be. On
ooara the liner, a crowd of excited pas.
seheers pressed anXiously about the
vessels side. Up from the south the
wicked gray hulk of the Wilmington.
win her men at quarters and the deli.
cately lined Newport were looming m
lapiuIy. moment or SO later the three
warshlps lay by till the boat from the
Annapolis started back from the liner
70 the gunboat. Then, suddenly, to the
astonlshment Of all on board the war.
shlps, the Frenchman blew long
tuerulous whistle and put on full
Steam ahead, pointing straight to the
entrance Of Havana harbor.
Thought Better of 1t.
a sharp word of command rang ont
on board the Annapolis, and in less
tihe than 1t takes to pencil these words.
her crew were at quarters and the
muzzie OF every gun OF her starboard
broadside was pointing in deadly earn.
esl straight ut the runaway.
men the big after gun roared forth
II arse order from over her starboard
GU ,rtcr, while the crews of the other
gun, looked up anxlously, eager to fol-
low SUIT. But the warning note had
IT effect. The big liner again stopped
her engines, and then put them yolna
s>tcrn, while columns of steam from
ncr escape pipes told Of the high pres.
sure below, pleading for release.
lhe Wilmington and the Morrill, had
already started across the Lafayette $
path but their services were not neces.
sarv. for the Frenchman no longer
iarc:: to make a run for it.
Long spoil Of Wig -wagging.
Then there was long spell Of wig.
wagcing between the Annapolis and
the Wilmington in the dusk Of the
evening, the sun dropping behind the
horizon and the night falling over the
scene.
Later electric signals succeeded the
HSg signals, and there was nervou:
period OF rigging and blinking wine
and whl,e questions and answers.
lhe signaling continued for alnos
al hour, while the puz2.cd dispatch
boats gathered in the weak moonlight
almost rolling their boilers out in tn
northeast swell as they inpatient,
awaited the solution of the signal con
sultation.
At 40 p. IN. the annapolis and WI
mincton lowered boats and the officer
boarded the Frenchman.
The examination of the liner wa
soon over. and after the boats had re
turned 10 their respective ships. priz
crew from the Wilmington was put O.
board the Lafayette and at S:lo tho bl
Frenehmau was headed north and wa
escorted TO Key West under the gun
Of the Wilmington. The prize al
chorcd here IN the morning, and III
prize court VIII probably dctermln
what is TO be done with her.
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German Duty stands.

BERLIN, May In the reichstag
Baron Won Thielman. secretary OF the
imperial treasury, declared the govern.
ment had no intention Of asking the
bundesrath to suspend the duties on
grain.
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KEY WEST, May IA dispatch boat
which arrived here during the day
brought intelligence of an engagement
between Spanish troops and insurgents
in Havana province, III which Colonel
Juan Delgado, the insulgent leader,
and four men were killed and the
Spanish lost twenty.one.
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Sioux City Live Stock.

SIoUX CITY, Ia, Mayo.
HOGS-Market strong. Range OF
prices, $500 dI.Uo. -..-
CATTLE-Market steady, quiet.
Sales ranged at S2.2Oeti.3 80 for cows;
s3.6Uull.75 Tor stockerS; S26)G4 % Tor
stock hefers; Si.l0 d5.25 for yearllngi.
SHEEp-Fair demand, S5.60Ui.35.
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Poultry, Butter and Eggs.

CHICAGO, May i.
POULTRY-Live, in good demand.
Turkeys, $685.; chickens, SGe12c; ducks,
sWSlac
BUTTER-St Creamerics 13Cs
l6c: daricS, l20JlJc.
EGGS-Stoady. Fresh, l0c.
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Criticized the Government.

MADRID, May THE debate On the
governments policy was resumed n
the congress during the day, the sitting
being mainly occupied with the con,in.
vation of Senor Romero Robledo's
speech. He severely criticized the gov
ernment for its lack of foresight.
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FRIENDLY TO AMERICA.
Story Of Russian Intervention Entirely
Unwarranted.

WASHINGTON, May IA leading
Russian diplomat said during the day
that the cable report from London stat.
ing that Emperor Nicholas Of Russia
was much disturb bed as to the ultimate
destiny Of the Philippines, and that
some sort Of immediate Intervention
was probable, was entirely unwar.
ranted and placed Russia in mislead.
ing position before the people Of this
country. He says the sentiment
throughout Russia, official and uno1fi.
cial, is one Of extreme cordiaiity to.
wards the United States.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain.

- " 49,. DULUTH, May, 8.
WHEAT-Cash, No. hard, ST. IS;
No Mort hern, l.4l: No. 2 Northern,
Sl2n To Arrivs-No. l hard, ST.
No. / Northern, Sl.4l; May, Sl.37;
July, sl.2o; september, S6!ac.
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Chicago Union stock Yards.

Chicago Union Stock Aarus.
CHICAGO, May9.
HOGS Market opened strong, closing
elsy. Nh.
81 m0o42o for mixed; 81 10 44.2o for
heavy; S4OONl 10 for rough.
CATTLE-Market slow and steady.
sales ranged ut Si9OW5.25 for beeves;
lo,a46o for cows and heifcrs; Sa.'oGy
!. n for Texas steers; Sh1oGoOO for
stockers and feeders.
SHEEP : Market steady to strong.
Sales ranged at S3.:O@i.5o for natives;
:, 15olt 40 for Westerns; s3.1oGooo Tor
lambs. ,-,,
Receipts: Hogs 25, 900; cattle 100;
sheep, 6ooo -
Chicago Grain and Provision.
CHICAGO, May =.
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-Nlay. Sl49A; July SlOl;
September S37sc; December, sl3sc.
CORN - May. $3.50; July, $40;
! Scptcmbcr, 3l3sc.
OATS-May. aOAc: July, 2oAc; sop
tomb cr. 2}hQg23st,.
PORK May, 5000; July, $l.O0
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HOT CHASE
: Of the Capture Of the
|,f,yertc by the GunbOat
Annapolis.
L. Receiving Warning of the
Blockade She Tried to Get
Into Havana.
From the Big Gun Stopped
Hyr..Erourht Into Key
West.
/. Causes a Sensation 1T Wash.
grion..- Interesting Develop.
mcnl> Expected.

Ialri the Associated Press Dis.
!. ig4t Kate Sgcnver, VIA Key
l. ia. Ny I. The Lafayette o.
|yrstA General transatlantic COM
X .laa, a, ,s. If 500 tons gross
IT,. tnuul from Corunna, s. ain,
c... -, i1g Havana. was captured
j. lat rfav, by the United States
.A; Annapolis. Captain }. J.
[Lr. w...e t.yluy to run the block
si.ar -aEias previously been
|tt. u. >e has on board large
k.rai 'a>, gers and n valuable
:g',...y eautaiuiug contraband
H.
i L.:ay ,;e, which halls from s..
-, France, i a fine vessel Of the
u ~.e il - feet long, has Al
,t.m, and Is IS feet deep. She
H.; II l>ii, at Greenock. of iron,
i 0N.ur WAS effected shortly be.
;--l-wu III the following man.
"" Heading straight for Havana.
:. Lafayette was heading for Ia.
All was boarded by an officer of
Annapolis and warned not to enter
s4c afterwards made an attempt
- aaa was captured. The Wi.
s~a, Newport and Morrill, took
. ,ae capture Of the Frenchman.
.a1 an summation Of tho Lafay.
E!aler, had been made. n prize
"@ the Annapolis WAS placed on
al! >Ae was sent to Key West,
''eI BY the Wilmington.
's'2a> y this step bolng taken.
-a'aAler lIunker OF tho Annapolis.
"'4ioFary flag officer. and Com
'es = {. Iodd Of the Wilmington.
---sel signals for over an hour. \
:" Ill.ernational question Is
's@s 70 b. involved in the capture
trench steamer, but 1t was SEEM
'AaIy decided TO send her To Key
4AH tact that she left II Span
a. 'oFnnna. on April %, after
se'aFat'an Of war, which occurred
1PA1 q, seems to warrant holding
Aiayetta
"le question of contraband OF
~ ollcers Of tho Wilmington
.eacei'I' but it hardly seems pos
,""' 'Ae steamer could leave Spail
>. many male passengers on boaro
- nave contraband Of war i'll hcl
h. 'Vported that the Lafayette. il
Ams 70 being u French MAJ
|sn, n.y. is a French naval reserve
kga.S guns and carrying crew
kea @ make her ready for activ'
h 49," ~ snort notice. This, it is said
(e,p,,; ,,";a'0erably to tho gravity of tn
0i'ai aspect Of the case.
n ''ory Of the Chase.
lafayette was first sighted b,
b. aAannapoIs which at once CAV
b, ), Inc !, speed at which she wa
|dsnna. aa her direction seemed to leav
knna wat the liner was bent ol
!, ana NJ through the blockading squad
kn' "u getting under tho guns 0
r1s,'e' II possible, before bcin
kn 'V' But within five minutes
Bee =, - many different directions
h ban onc.e Sans warships whicI
/ b,a i" drifting idly on the tropi
(rcl wen galvanized into life. Al
|aea j.. " tho chase. and speedil
An,.', ~ the attempt to block tn
entrance to Havana.
|lb0 '"e' by tn. Annapolis.
hy .n"'hapols. however, had bee
n sbo +" line work with her engine
ks ah overhaulod tho stranger tw
\. 'a n Of the Morrill,, a dispatc
lte s,, ",fe was q fash, . puff {
oAe to the lee. followed by th
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Nj NNEAPoLIs, May &.
WHEAT-Ml closed at sl.3i; July,
Sl3l; September, o4L9c. On Track
No. / hard Sl.3i4; No. Northern,
81 3Il.r
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81. paul Union Stock Yards.

SOUTH ST PAUL, May t.
HOGS-Narket &c higher. Quality
good. Not enough to supply demand.
Range of prices, SS.5oW4oo.
CATTLEl- Market firm anu active;
moro stockers wanted.
Sales ranged at s3.7o@i21 for stockers;
s. 4oM4oo for cows; E.6OW3o % for he'll
,rs: Sl25d4.5O for steers.
SHEEP-Good demand.
Muttons, $3.50@4.5O: lambs, 81. .2o~o.oQ
Rcccipts: Hogs, l,2OO, cattlo' -oo;
calves, 10.
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Grlbrs syicbrr in Guantanamo.
Der @eIunb6eits3uitanO Der 9ruppsn
beTert Ii9 ieood I'M 2ugemeiner.
- Ratipnen fir bic gu6aner.

8uantunamo, Guba, 26.
Sept. - Seit Dem 20. 2(uguit 6aben
fi6 unter ben bier itutionirten 5rupz
pen oes Oberiten Run unO ben $40
Mann 3G6IenDen Gompagnie'n oes 3.
6reipiligen Regimsnt5 3tpei SoOess
fdue am gelben 6ieber, elmer an Gum
genent3unoung uno % an, pie man
gldubt, U}alariafieber ereignet. Der
8efunD6eits3uituno Der Sruppen beIz
Iert Iib. 8eitern er6ielten bic Wdnnz
I4aften friidss 6leii4, nu4bem me9z
rere Stud 8ieb, Die pom S6erIten3aD
fir $75 pro Stiit Qetauft purOen, gez
idla6tet ppr0en pdren.
9entral Bsre3 lit nit 300Gubanern
bier angetommen; bieieI6en erbalten
bier Rattonen. Sic narten duf SSnz
itruttionen pon Der SSunta, porin ibre
Iufl0Iung Derfiigt miro.
W}an glau6t OaB in Der Staot ni1t
mebr, ais 1000 Rationen porEdnOen
Iinb; Die Gage Der 8epp6ner oer2anbz
oiitritte 1T pegen WungeI5 an &leiz
oung5itiidsn unO Qabensmitteln cine
iebr traurige. Die Stdot Dirfen Iie
ni6t betreten. Sic baben du6 2lr3z
nsien unO Gr3tliae8ebanolung n0tbig,
unD Die Oienite Der c8eieui6aft POM
3ot6en 3reu3" t6In Iebr notb.
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@ns Grneral Gumrj brrlaugt.

6ein 9lun fir bic 3utunft Der Snz
iurgentenz2lrmee. - SeOer cu6dz
niI9e SolOat ion Elm Stiid 2aHb,
einen 9flug, Elm Sod 041en uno
etpas @elO er6oIten.
6uoanu, 26. September. = Sin
grief oes Sniurgenten=9eneraIs Sra
rio U}enocal, pslfer an 8sneralzGaz
pitGn 8lancp aDreiiirt unD Der Qmeriz
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rung, ouB bic ameritantTfe Commit
lion ni6t ais 8ermittlerin 3ph6an
Sniurgenten unO Spanien fungiren
t0nnte.
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uno our6 'Sps3iaIz8oten in Die Com
million, ous 9ro6Iem Der 3olIfreien
Gjnfii6rur8 Don Qsbensmitteln fir Die
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GpmmiiTGren elmer eingeberben Prii>
fung unter5oqen tporoen. Gr perlangt,
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nG6ren t0nrdn.
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gt6li6, trpBDem tie groBs 0ot6 leiret,
gut auf. Die 8enerGle 9etuncourt,
WlerOcal uno MaDca Roorique3 bdben
i6ra 2autc bacon in &eHntniB qeieBt,
DaB lie itanore6tli6 eri6oiTen perben,
fails fe iia 0iebtd6le gu S6uIoen
tpnnen ldi1an.
Die 3peite drummer Der o6ne 9lutoz
riiatiOn Der 1parii6en 8eb0rDen puz
bIi3irten Sriur8enten 3eitllng ga
GitreQa Solitario" lit erI6ianan. 9as
8Iatt behauptet, Die cubaniIfen Solz
oatfn pdren Die sin5igen pabren Gtz
genthImer be5 2droe8, uno benno6
Oarb5n lie, troBoem Der 6risDe ertldrt
lit. Dern oieIer 3uitdnD Der 9in5e
anOausre, piirOsn lie iih nit 8epalt
Rabrung OerI4uffen.
Die llmg26ung bes @uIOn 9ro8a
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&ranfbeitrn unf 9urtu Ritu.

We6r, ais Der pisrte She'll Der 0ortigen
ameritaniIGen Sruppen bienitun=
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Pfee.0ngen.
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8rie95 Department in elmer 6eute
bon Ponce, 9orto Gico, a6geI9idten
9epeife, DAB ieBt 29O9 unfersr Solz
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oerielbsn IeiOen am SDpbus, 498 an
W{alurid, 297 an Rubr uno 1914 an
onoeren &ranffsiten. Der Yro3entIaB
Der &ranten betrGos %. Die SOlDaz
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9Idubt nt4t. DaB bic 3uriidisnoung
Der car 3eit auf Der SynIel beTinoli6en
Regimenter na9 6auie ratbIam iein
nur6e, oa irgenD peldbe. an i6rerStelle
abgsihidten 4eqimenter ben ndmlihen
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ge9en, baB bic am SaperitenGrtrant=
ten nad 6auIe 9sl6idb piiroen, mo
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uno bic 0ur6fiibrung Der noa6penOiz
gen SanitGtsmaBrsaeIn IGBt IiA BEL
linen hRffer ar,ninnan
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Snterefiunte 6nniuInrberi6te.
Der 6anoel Der Ser. Staten nit
Seitrei6sllngarn uno 8elgien.

Der 0dnoel Der Ver. Stddten nit
OeItrei6slln9arn uno geIgien.
DafbinQton, ,. g., 26. Sept.
- Der ameritdnr6s &oniul in Wien
meloet in einsm8eridt an ou5Studt5z
ospartsment iiber ben 0itrei6 unguz
ridden 6anoel unO i6rei6t oa5 all8es
meine Sinten oes bortigen Grportes
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uno Oeitrei6 be3ogen. 2lu9 bic Nu9z
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amerifdnii6en 5Fdbritlte5 na6geluiz
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bsgniigen unD ben Qgenten b@6sre3a6z
lung5beOingungen getpdbren ioaten.
Raffruge lit audi na4 ameritaniz
i6en @onIerDen Dor6unoen, oo6 Iino
bic Yreiie 6o6, neil oieielb2n ourh
ben 3pii9enblnOel Dert6euert perOen.
Der uncertainties &onIul in 2tnts
perpen bariftet, odB Der belgii6e Grz
port na9 ben Der. Stauten 1896 &c.
437. 700 betragen babe, mas 5 gro3ent
psniqer mar, ais in 1895. 0agegsn
importirten Die Der. Stuaten 1896
Daaren i'm @ert6 Don $37, 7,504, 300,
oOer 81 4rO3ent mebr, ais 1895. gu
bemerten iit cine bsoeutsnoe Steigaz
rung bes 8ierperbrduhs, Der in Bel
glen iid auf ij6sr 81 (?) 9aQonen pro
8opf iteQt.
9lus Dem 8onfuldtsbe3irt Sent Tiir
Das Safr 1896 lit 3u erIe6en, ouB Die
8uumnoQpebereien INNER me6r amez
ritaniI6e gaumpoue psrarb.iten. 0a
mebr SpinosIn in S6dtigtait Fno,
miro Die 0u6frage nu9 8aumpO1s
pon Sabr gu SSlbr cine gr0Bers. Qu6
Der Smport umeritunii9er @fienDuaz
rem itsigt betrd3tli9, uno Die Girfiibz
rung umeritunii6tr 6dbrrdOer 6ieIt
aud 1896 erfol9rei4 an.
Der neue StaatsfetretGr.
8uibiugton, .. g., 26. Sept
- S6erit SObn 61b, Der friihsre Der.
Stadten<8oti6after in 2pnOon uno
neuernannte StautsietretGr, bdlt ii6
CUR 3eit duf ieinem Qdn0fBe in Reps
9ampIbire auf. Gr Fat oem Stadtsz
Department mitget6eilt, odB er am
9Onneri flag iein neUes 2lmt antreten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-27
&laer aut Drm 6eimnegr.

Supunnu6, Ga, 26. Sept6r.-
8rtsg5IetretGr NIger bat ieine SnIpefz
tion Tiibli9er Sruppenluger pollenbet
uno piro morqen fri6 pieoer inBoi6=
iagton eintrsffen. Gr lars!e DdbreHO
Der psrgurqenen RaGt fisr an, unO
5eiiGtig5, i'm 2uufe bss @Drmittdgss
osri9ieoene 9untte Der llmgebuHg Der
StaOt, peI6e ii6 fir SruppenIuger
eignsn. I'm II ll6r 4a9mittugs rei=
i.e er naa @barIefOn, &c, ab.
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Rriit mad Srruialrm.

Sin 9ertrettr Der OeutIhen eDdn9elis
Ihen SDnooe bon IprO 2lmeritd
miro Der Ginpsi6ung Der Grl0Iers
Stride in Der 6aupbItuOt pa.dIiis
mas beipobnsn.
Quincn, 81, 26. September. -
Der 9eneraI Gonferen3 Der OeutI6en
epan9elii6en SDnoOe BON Roro>2lmes
rita, pel6e felt einiQsn 3ugen bier
tagt, ging cine ginIaoung Seiten3 be5
Sbsr &irhenrdt6e5 in Berlin gu, els
nen 8erbretCr gu Der Ginpeibund Der
grI0Ier Stride in Seruiuiem our9
SaiIer BiLbelm gu entIenosn. Die
@inla6Hng marble nit groBer 9eQeiItes
runq dngenpmmen, unD YuitDr Ydul
8. N}en3el gum 9ertreter Der SDnooe
erpd6It. giniQe Der anpienOen GjeiTts
li6sn ertlGrRn Iib bereit, aus eiqener
Saihe 9aitor Men3er5 geIammte
ReiiefoIten gu 6eItreiten, mas mitOdnt
angenDmmen nuroe.
8.eid3eitig puroe 8difor MenSsl
6fauftraqt, Oas in Der @srpuLturg oes
S5er Rir6enrut6ss 6efinoli6e &apiz
tai, pel6ss fir oas 9reoigerzSem
Der epangelifaen Spnooe emit qeIamz
melt purbe, gu bebsben, oumit ooFeIbe
CUR 50zidbrigen S}ubeIfeier oes Preois
ger : Seminar5 in 6dnoen Der SDnoOe
lit. YaItor W}en3el miro nod bieIe
@o6e Ieins 3eiie mad Berlin, reIp.
SeruiaIem dntreten.
- GorOpn 0iQiam8 purbe i'm Ga
ben ieine5 9ater5 3u Saranacz2dte,
N.z0., in 5olge Der 8eriibrung etrs5
elettriI6en 0ra6tS get0Dtst, Sein
8ruoer Rob Dililms uno 3pei an
oere W}Gnner, bic i'm BON Dem 0rabte
lo53ureiBer periudten, pur0en Our9
elettriI6e S6Id9e betdubt.