davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-02
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL
BANK OF SEATTLE.

CAPITAL stock paid in......... s52s, no
Surplus ........ ........ ........ q, 900
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-02

GAS ENGINES for kionA ke or any other
pscV stationary OF marine. Geo. sintz.
aNr Western aNtnue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-02

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-B will
be received at the Office of e. w Hougfi-
ton, 90 New York block. for the ex-
Cavation OF the theater site on Cherry
street on or before p. m. March .
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-02
nioNlIkF AGHINTRY,

WfFfFf%E-S rrostvrtinE machine. weighs
- ppHnds. ss pronounced ihe most essen
t1sl article .1 nutHff.rs fer every u~as-
pa-pr Sais=rsa-us Z - NILS com
rsrY 1ls ana 20 Nc=.eF way.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-02

Correspondence I'm all the principal cities
in The United States and Europe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-02

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.
Paid-up capital $1,000
Surplus ....'..' $3.50 ''.'''..'. l'o,Uo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-02

CABLES from cur London bank wish all
the fasritorfuas etalsns w@ can get ln
both hionQike aut Alaska. 20 b. h3a-
died Nitt.n 90 di.ys from ihcir arrival in
New York. easssiy. lis Washing oa
building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-02

CASADIASn IJI-Tf ES-Cuatous house -.
pers az required ~ ire regulations %
isnada prepared Tor miners g1gGg inc
ne kissy,ss4ks- yeSfGs. via ere passes. sss
calculate tire duties ard pst TIE tFcp.k
papers ln the AaEGs q the miner. rea9E
10 pass tEgs custom house a. SATe %
rival We are aathsytz1d ~ TIE eos-
iecsor OF customs &c do this NeTs abs
can guarantee that our papers VII se
accepted 10 the customs cf4ass az s4ake
TazfsH. a. =. EugleAardt ~ 1sifsso
building.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-11-18
VILLAGE OF CHURCHs FERRY.

UnPlntted piece Of land north
Of lots
snd all Of l2........................''
Regtnning at the southwest
corner Of sek swN. sec Q,
township l65, range q, run.
ming thence In . south line
lS0 feet, thence east 12l fest,
thence north $50 feet, tlssnee
wess l2l feet'to place Of b.
Ginning ...... ............
The Coconino sun., 1898-10-15

4bttlNc uTt DsiHg for the meeting of the Arizona Agri- cultural society which will occur in Phoenix next Friday and Saturday. An interesting program is promised.
 J. C. Phelan. George F. Winslow. J. H. Holmes and Claude Brown composed a party of hunters from Williams who stopped here Saturday night on their way to Mormon lake for weeks duck shooting.
 It is said that Hade> is paved with good intentions. We are not acquain- ted with the climatic differences but would suggest to Phoenix ,ity authori- ties to try it one summer-Ihey might stand that climate too
 Regular service at the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning, Rev. Mr. Logic preaching. In the evening the congregation will unite with the NJ. E. church for young peoples meeting and for preaching services.
 Julius Aubineau came near meeting ~with a serious accident Sunday eve . ming. As he was crossing the railroad track in buggy at the depot, the ca boose of freight ran into his buggy breaking both forward wheels.
 A letter from Rev. C. P. Wilson. who is now located ut Chino, Caiif.. states that he is well plea-el with his new charge. There Is abundant work in his new field of labor for the Master, and Rev. W ilson is willing worker.
 Major John Milsaps of the Salva- tion Army, editor of the War Cry. San Francisco in letter to our townsman. Oscar Gibson, from Manila. in the Philippines, says: This country to which the cXigencies of the Salvation and L. $. wars have suddenly trans ferred me. is novel in every respect. The people and their appearance, ways. etc, are quite different from Us. The climate is hot and damp. indeed the
The Coconino sun., 1898-10-15

acquainted you. captured Manila Aug. 18th. believe omr easy victory wa> prOvidential because Manila is well fortified and the Spaniards We're well armed"
 Ed. l. Gale has moved his family from Winslow to this place and he will take charge of the Hawks hotel. Mr. Gale is well known and he knows how a hotel should be run and the Hawks house un- der his management ought to become a popular hostclrA.
 Harry Rowland. an Arizona Rough Rider and one of the crack shots of the West came honr last week Nr. How land got sidetracked at Tampa. Fla. and feels chagrined for not being in the battles that made the Arizona troops famous.
 Rev. C. P. Wilson writing to friend this week. said "I am delighted with my charge and people. Was with them yesterday all day: got home at II p. m.: ulSldHtt. StNtU lillIt-~. sSuUudN Stut"l good. congregations excellent. re:ep- tiOn royal.
 Every preparation has been made for the most enthusiastic meeting ever held in CoconinO county at the court house tonight. A galaxy of able speak CTS will he there, headed by the stand ard b, arer of republiranism. Col. Alex. O. Brodic.
 H. J. Sellers. the republican nomi- nee for recorder of COcOnino county. came in from his ranch near Williams Wednesday and is commingling with his old friends in Flagstaff. Mir. Sell CTS was with Buckey O'Neili's famous company. and took part in the battles of Las Guasimas on June 24. san Juan July l and the siege of Santiago fol- lowing. He was chaperoned by Dan Hogan. who was with l.! ] throughout the three battles. Mr. Sellers Is laud-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-11

giebt, purbe in elmer fiir5Ii9en Ser
fummlung Der GarIiTtenfii6rer ioforz
tiges 2psI6Iagen beI6IoFen. unD Die
9tnRdnger Der 9artei erbielteH 8efebl,
it6 suiammen gu f9aaren.
@s perluutet uuBerOem, bdB DON
Carlos am nG9Iten W}Ontug poer
9ieuitug iiber bic @ren5e naa Spds
nien geben piro unb buB Die GurliIten
bereit5 10000 @efpe6re, iotpie groBe
QuantitGten Munition erbalten baben.
Die Maortber 9reiIe ubtr
bic g d. laee.
90 brio, 10. Q(uguit.-rGt Smz
pdrciaY Tagt 6aute be3iigIid Der poli>
tiT6en Situation: .0ie 8olititer uno
8enerGle, pel6e nit bem Senor @ds
saita conferirter, iinD aQgemein Der
9{niiht, oaB Die 6rieOenSunter3dnbz
lurqen our9 Elm neues8ubinet gefii6rt
perOen Eolten, ba Sagofa uno Iein&
gpqegen, peIde ben Srieg ertIGrten
BEL DEN Observation-Disclosures dul
beosutenOe S6pieri9teiten itpBsn
nI1eu."
rSmporcial" befiirportst i'm 8eite.
rem iofortiqe @inberufung Der Gprte2
uno 2(ufhebun9 Der Suspeniion oer
@erfaTung, Oomit Die PreiIe gele92n=
belt er6uIte, Der DFfentIi6en MeinunQ
freien Gusorud gu oerleiben.
9a5 cpnIsrputipe 8Iatt rSiempo"
Ioot: gSpanien'5 SouOerGnitdt iibsr
bie8bilippinenzSnIeIn Iollte ni9t auf.
aeqe6en, unD ben amerifaniifsn Gr=
preFun9en Ipllte 8iOsritanO geleiii;'
neroen. 8enn ieoo9 bic 2lbtretunq
Der oSnIeln ais unbermeioli6 era6tei
niro, 10 IolIte Iie duf iol4e WeiIe OpI.
3oqen peroen, buB Iib oa52unb 6unoz
lungsfreibeit fir Oie3utunft betpdbrt.
Spuntf9e 8ert4te aus
8orto Rico.
81 a brib, 10. 2tuguit. - Sine Of
fi5ieQe DepsT@e aus San Suun ot
8orto Rico melOet:
oGus 8uanamo 3urudtebreno(
ameritdnif9e 9ruppsn griffen bic 2(n.
bG6en bDn @uamani an. Sine Sue
riluz@treitmadt unter Dem W}dioI
Gerpsra unter6ieIt Elm i4arIeS 6euel
auf 0auer elmer Stunbe unO I4Ius
ben 6einb i8IieBli6 3uriif. 8ir er.
littsn teine 9erluIte. Der 8erlut Dee
5einoes 1T niat ermittelt. 9ds Dor
@umuo puroe BON elmer beOeuterr
ii6erleqenen feinbIi62n Streitmd4J
an8egrifFen uno muBte gerdumt ner.
oen. lln.Tere 5ruppen iino auf Dem
Riid3ug.
(8e3ei6neD Macius."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-11
Sanitdts=gl glnOr6nungen.
@orii6tsmaBregeGn bei'm 9ranspOrt
Der Sruppen bon Santiago na4
WiDntduf.

Buf6tugtOn, .. g., 10. gtug.
-8s3iigli8 pes Sran5ports ber3rupz
pen bon 'Saltiago mad D&ontaut=
POint bat @eneral S6after pom
ariegsOepartement foIgenbs SnItrutz
ttoner er6alten:
Sruppen, bic fir ben Srunsport Be-
Itimmt finD, ioqen brei bis finf Sage
in einem Ieparaten Eager, bas pon5iez
Der ni4t tnfi5irt lit, gebalten tpsrben.
0as Eager fOq 5peimaI bes 2ag6s
DOR Aer3tep tnipi3irt psrben, berz
DG6tige 6Gtle ioQen iofprt iIoIirt perz
Den. Die Mdnni9aften foqter, e6e lie
bieies ObferDatiOnslager be3ieben, elm
8ab nebmsn unb friI6e &leioung anz
legeH Ober bic alte Rleioung IoQte
griinbli4 besinfi8irt perDen.
SIN Sale es niht m0gIi8 lit. bic
5ruppen in Den Qagern inter SbIers
patton gu 6dlten, iollten bieIelbeu bor
Der @tnI6iffung Elm 8ab nebmen,
neue &leioung anlegen ober Deren alte
&leiOun9 griiubli9 besiufi3irt per@
ben; oerod9tige Sale liHb Dor berGinz
icbiffung ab5uionbern.
9eIbfie6er RecOnDaQescenttn ODer
8erbd6tige follteu bic geIunpen 2rups
pen ni4t begleiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-11
ilncle Saul's GrnBmlttb.
Die gefangsnen ipanii6en Seeleute
7oGen entlaFen tperOen, menn
Spanien bic Soften Der 3uriid=
TRANSFORMATION be1treitet.


Spanien bic Soften Der 3uriidz
transportation beItreitet.
@ufbtngton, .. g, TO- 2tug.
- Die Ser. StaQten bdben iia groBz
miit6iq er6oten, bic 1900 Spanier, bic
bei Der @erni6tung ppn Gerpera's
SFlotte ben Siegern in Die 6GnOe fiez
fen, aus Der @efangenI4uft gu entz
lufen. W}it Q(u5ndbme Der Sffi3iere,
bic ii6 in Q(nnupolis ameritaniI9er
8aItfreunbI9aft erfreuen. iinb Die Sc
fangenen in Bortsmoutb unterge=
bra6t, no tie cine groBe bi6i4e Sn@
lei fir ii9 bQben unb in cOmfOrtablen
@e6duDen unterge6ra3t itnb, Die Ell
qens fir oieIen 3ped erri6tet pur0en.
Oas 2lner6ieten purbe gema6t obne
RiidIiht auf ben naben 5rieOen, unO
um bic unbequemen toItipieliqen 8GIte
los 3u peroen. QBie 9efungene iino
Tie eiqentli6 nibt bebanOelt norOen.
Sic erfreuten Ii4 fat unbei6rdntter
8eneQunqsfrei6ett unb elmer 8erpflez
gung, fpie lie unIere etgenen Matroien
ni6t 6eiIer 6a6en. sic beburftsn bieier
aQerbinas audi. Die meiIten bon i6@
nen paren our6 @ntbe6runger uno
2(nitrengungen 10 berunter getommen.
DaB Iie me6r Steletten, ul5 W3enF6en
Qli6en. Sic ieben beute anbsrs aus.
Sic IinD pitber trdftige, 6lU9enbe
eni6en geporDen, uno Spanien bat
in bieier 8e3iebung nur l1riaae, ben
Ser. Staaten bantbar gu iein.
Seltiamer Weiie 6a6en bic Spanier
Bis jeBt auf Die Offerte petter tetne
| anOere Q(ntport gegeben, ais Die, tie
purpen iie geniigenb beriidIi4tigen.
QlnqeIi6t5 Der SbutIa9e. buB brii6en
bic GarliitenFur9t peitere &reiie err
qriffen 3u 6uben i4etnt, ioute man
bod gluu6en, bic ipaniI4e Regierung
piiroe nit gr0Bter 8enugt6uung elm
Q(ner6ieten onne6men. baB ibr mebr,
| ais tauIenb frdftige 2eute CUR 8erfii>
gung Iteute. 2t6er tpie geIagt, man
bat in DaI6ington feline anDeren8orz
te, aIs 10 cine 2trt @mpfang5bei4einiz
gung. Der @runO lit pobI Qebiglt4
Der, oaB Die iponiI4e Regterun8 um
8ransportmittel berlegen lit. Uncle
Sam ,rtlGrte ii6 3pur bereit, bic BEL
Santiago gefungen 8enommenen
2anbtruppen auf feline Soften in bic
6eimat6 5uriif3uihifen, a6er in bem
Sale Der Matroien unb W}arineiolouz
ten 1T er ni9t 10 freunbli4 gepeien.
Die Spanier iollen fir bic 8ef0rOez
rung i6rer SeeIeute aQein fOrgen. -
86un lie bas ni4t, 10 erpii4Ie fir bic
Ser. Staten Die llnanne6mliatett,
DOR benz @intritt Der talten Sa6resz
8eit enttptoer neue, tpGrmere Quartiere
gu bauen, ober aber Die Sefangenen
na9 benz SUben 81 f4iden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-11

gquipirungsItHfe Ober perIOnlt4e
GFfetten, bic infi5irt iein t0nnen, btrz
fen nur mitgenommen peroen, nenn
lie bor6er Dur8 0ampf poer iOnItigs
N2ittel geb0rig OeSinfi5irt ltno.
Die @infchiffung Der SrupPen iolz
te Bel 3ugesliat unD uuter iorgfdltis
oer g(ufii6t ppn 4er3ten erfolgen, ls'
Der bic Ianitdren 8erhdltniiie Der
SruppenI6iffe baben auf Der Gdbrt
bic QlW3te @ontrDle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-11

lit bas SgIotten 0epurterent bereits
nit 9ldnen Sur &eouttion Der 6lotte
auf Den 6rieoensfuB bei4dftigt. Die
Mpnitprs perben pabri9einIt9 bic
eriten 5ubr3euge fen, pelihe duBer
0ienit geiteat perben.
8efDrberungfiir ir 9 am p on
unb 9 4leb.
@af6ington, D. g., 10. @ug.
= Der 9rGfi0ent bat bsi9lOifen, bsm
GongreB gu empfefLen, ben funglren>
ben Gontrez4omiral Sampion nm
a6t g2ummern uno ben Commodore
@9IeD um feds g1ummern gu abanctz
rem. Dies piro DQrin reIultiren, baB
ieber Der 8eiben ben polen Stang Ell
nes gontres2lbmirals er6Glt, jeooA
nirb S6le1 bem Qlbmiral Sdmpion
um cine Drummer na6Ite6en. 4u4 oem
GapitGn glarf pom S4ld4ti9ttf
Oregon, benz 2ieutenantSGommdn~
Der Waintprigbt bom &reu5er n9louz
cefer" unb perf9ieoenen anDeren5lot=
tenOffi5ieren lit 8efOrOerung 3uaez
ba9t.
Sruppen @erf4tebungen.
@afbtngton, 3. g., 10. Dug.
- Oas &rieg5bepartement bat be-
I6lpfIen, cine 9ipiIipn 0es l. &rmee@
corps BON Chattanooga nd4 gai6ptlle,
Sem, unb cine anbere BON @bidu>
mougu na9 2erington, &p, gu per@
leqen. Sine 0ibiIion be5 4. @orps gu
Sampa 1T na9 6unt5btle, 4la., unp
bic 2. 9ipiiion 0es 2. Qrmeecorps BON
Mana1as, 8a., na9 W}ibbletOpn,
9a., 6eprbert porben. Die Sruppen
aus gbidamaugd tperDen tpabri9etnz
lid Die gan3e Strede na9 2eringtOn
marf9tren.
81 ebr Sruppenf iir Merritt.
NaIbington, .. g., 10. Dug.
- Oas Srteg8=0epurtement 6ut be-
f4lphen. in San 6ran5iScO BON 10,z
900 bis 10000 Solbaten bereit gu
balten, um Iie epentueG CUR Inter
itiibung bss @eneralmajors Wlerritt
na9 Wfdntla gu I9iden. 0ieIe 3rupz
pen perOen in San 5ran3iscO lagern,
Bis ale @efd6r tpeiterer 3ufdmmenz
ft0Be auf ben 96ilippinen poriiber 1T.
Die neueiten Na6ri9ten BON 0tanila
iinD fir oieIen Gnt1hiuB Oerantport<
li6. @eneral Werritt piro poraus=
li6tli6 1859 N}ann gu ieiner Ser
fiigung BADEN, unb me6r, ais $1,000
W}ann Iinb T6pn i'm 6ufen BON W}a=
Mia angeIungt. Die 8eri6te 3eigsn,
baB 8eneral W2erritt nit biefer 4rmee
i'm Stanoe lit, Das DON i6m 6elebte
8e6iet 3u 6altsn, O6pO6l bic i6m gss
genu6er fte6enoe Strsitma9t berSpaz
nier, o6ne 2(guinaIoo'5 8ebelen, auf
10000 Mann gei6Gbt pirb.
(Spdter) - Der YrditOent 1T be-
na6ri6ti9t, baB beuta 2O00 Mdnn
Sruppen BON San 6ran3isco na6Muz
Mia abgingen. @S befinOen Ii9 3u-
3eit nod 5000 Sploaten in San
5ran3iscp, pel6e 10 raid na6 Maniz
la geI6idt perben tDnnen, ais Srans=
porti6iffe gu erlangen iinb.
San Sran3i5co, 10. Q(ur 1T.
= Die @aI6ingtoner Ra4ri9t iiber
bic beutige Q6fa6rt BON 1000 Manr
3ruppen na6 Manila berubte auf Ell
nsm Srrtfum. Nur cine Q6tbeilung'
gtetpzgorter 5reinilIiger ging auf bem
9ampfer yMaripoTa" na4 6apoii
ab, Die Gini6iffung peiterer 3rupz
pen fir ben 8ensrol Marritt tpirb crit
nG9Ite @o6e erfoIgen, ba es CUR 3eit
an SrqnspDrtoQmpfern fe6lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-11
Gs 1T ieBr Di9tis OuB ieOs Ja'
ulilie einen Sorratb bon
OlADWAY'S
OG READY RELIEF

ftts an 9anp bat. Ser efbruub Otsi,s S,lmit.
tsIs piro f3 tets, tpsnn Sic Sbm,rItn erpiiuoH
oesr franf fHO, ais icgsusrs9 srpsii,u. sc tTtirt
Hi6tg in Der 8,lt, oas S6ul,r3sn beb,bt oOer Dem
GOrti6rst:n Der RrautBtit 10 raid Giu5alt Sebtsu
t:t, Rs R,usp Rdj,f
eeGtu S0piU'5 lob TiordHs Oor BON R,rb6ataE
bsrrIbreueD, 3a5HDe5, Rtraait &bsuutaiismus,
ouitUsb, S6mirJm i'm 9tHdtn, Der Birbsfduls
Sosr otH Rirn, in 0r 2,bugtgtuO, gIariFt On.
i5p;auHg Der Gttnts unb abtrbdupt S8msrgtn
isOer 1rt bepUtfsuist Die aYsitatiou Oou aaos
NAYS gtsaOp &;tsf iOfortiue Srlsibtsruuu uus
DirD bn tOrtgsi,ttsm Gtbrau5e DdbrtnO eiais,r
GAGE cine Oslitduoigt 9tiluugs rrJitlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-11

3pei Gompagpien oes 4. S6ioer Rez
giments in einsn 6inter6alt ge=
faG1en. - 3tpeifcI6uFter @ert6
Der 5reunOi4aft Der POrto Ricaz
ner.
qouct, 9orto gico, 9. 2tuguit,
pia ct. S6omas, 10. 2luguit. - Sn
einem 8orpoIten Select, pel9e5 gez
tern Na6mittag flint Meilen BON
9uapamo ertfernt TtattfanO, puroen
feds Soloutsn oe5 4. O6ioer 6reiz
piIIigen Gegiment5 berpunoet. Die
Qmerifaner geriet6en in einen Sim
ter6alt, uno e5 lit Elm Wun0sr gu neuz
nen, puB bic 8erluita Der GOmpagz
MEN u unb s. bonn 4. O6ioer Regts
ment ni9t beOeutenO gr0Ber paren.
Seitoam Dor bier Sugen 8udDamo
BON Den 2tmerifanern beIeBt pprOen
mar, bdben bic GingeboreneB in De-
mouitratiper 0siie Ti4 bemii6t, ben
Qmeritanern oar3utbun, pie fro6 lie
nGren, pom ipaniI9en Sod 6efreit
gu Iein. 9eItern trat eine Qenoerung
Elm, lpelde 9epienigan ni6t iiberraz
i6eno fam, Die ben G6arafter Der
9ortp 3icaner tspnsn.
Gs mar l llfr Ha9nittags, al8
Elm 9feiter in Die Stuot fprengte uno
unIere Sruppen our6 Die Wprte dldrz
mirte: rS6idt fofort Die 9Dnamitz
&anonen. 9a5 4. O6ioer Regimant
piro aufgerieben!"
Sn neniger ais flint Wfinuten mar
Die gan3e Stabt aldrmirt, uro Die
StraBsn begannen Ii9 nit So(Oaten
gu fiiQsn, bic mad i6ren 9udrtieren
eilten. Die @inge6orenen perF6pans
ben, ais renn lie Our9 einen 3au6er
aus bsm 8ege gerGumt poroen pdz
rsn; fsirer BON itnen ItsB Ii4 6lifen.
Die Sen Iterldoen purOen geI6lofien,
Die @eI9dftslofale perIperrt, Die
&utInsr eilten nit i6ren 9fer0sn nu6
Den Stdllen = tur3, 2rllss Oeutete odz
rauf bin, baB bic 8app6ner cine Diez
bereroberung Der Staot our8 Die
Spanier befiir8teten. Gine 2(H3a6l
5rausn elite in Die &dt6eorale uno
6etete. Der gan5e 3pii4enfau 5eigte,
ME penig Wert6 bic 8erIi6erung ib=
rsr omerita freunoli6en @eIinrung
Ieitens Der Gtn9eborenen bat. 9(m
Mprgan 6atten O6erIt Goit, Major
Dean uno lieutenant 0droman
BON Stabe Des Generals 8roote nit
Den Gompagnien q uno 6 pom 4.
Sbioer Rsgiment cine Recognp8cirung
in n0rOli9er 3t3tung bin unternom>
men, um feit5uiteqen, pb Die 8riiteB
uuf Der StraBe na6 GaDeA, poDIn
8eneral 8roofe nit Ieinen Sruppen
Oor3uriifen bat, unterminirt pdren.
Der 8ert9t, OaB Die feline Recoge
noscirungs Sruppe BON ben Spa@
nistn angegriffen porOen lei, errs9te
8sItiir3unq i'm Sduptquartier 81
9uapamo. 8tritdrtungen puroen
iofort na6 Der 6ront 9sfan6t, Be-
ipannung fir Die 91Hamlt@&1norR1
mar ni6t porbanoen, uno 10 muBtsn
bic eOloatsn iis fiinf W5eilen psit
5isfen.
i'm 2 rbr srrei6ten bic 9erItdrs
tunaen eine 8sgung Der StrcBe nnO
fonnten ben S9uaplaB bes 9efe9ts
ii6erIe6en. Die StrdBe beIbreibt bier
cine 3if3adlinie. 9a 6ii9el al beiz
ben Seiten ben 9tusblid Der9inperteE,
10 paren bic Sruppen Obne 0icle0lube
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-11
81 Grtnritolt S.
mad ocm McercsitranSe nnf Der
YclllllDlOania-
Cite It b a b It
nad AtIantif > Gitg, Cape Map,
Wfran-Gitp nnO Sra e9sIr Gitg.
Die efnlfse ununterbro dDene Gitenbdbu'sRputs
mad MtIantic' Gitp iiber Die SeIawdre'
RipersSriIcfe.

giasts fnO rur ofltie uuf ben 3hosn, p,bt otn
Iluiouz9dbnbof in Baltimore 5Srcitaesn unO
Sauritaetn um 1906 uHO LAG Rabmtta9s pirlai=
fen, iopit iur Riididbrt auf Den reouldren 3ugsn
bis gum iol0tnDtn Sitnitde sniblisBld; itrnsr bts
rsbtiqtn Oititlben CUR unterbrtbung Der 5abrt aui
Der Ritdrte iunerbdlb Der beqreHjttn 3sit. Sis
ltbts GrfuTTion fdbrt am 10. September 1898 pom
8altmort ab. (2l5.20,2,79,3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-11
r. >F|I|1Fll1

8de Daps &taop Rtlie Dicft Rber NAB
II suo,rIdiF9 in 5oI9e l.,ds: huIlirtuoru HftiOn.
ntIb: tb ouf Die Geron uHO Stal,a Rrdftt Ots
R6rp,rs erfrtdt. Gs irditist oi, ,r,u, r,at bic
iaummeruO, 9tatdt O:r pbpffaIii6ta etruttur
lu ,rusut,s uHp erb6bttr 96dtiat,it an, uuo pers
m5g, Di,irr seiuHosu Stjmulation uHe trb66ttr
NItiou riEs Die llrat, Oss G @mtrIts bdtis
tigt uHO ,in Hatirl6tr 3uidn0 btra,fat Dies ia
btr GruHo, Darum ReaOp @sIttf 3ur
Sttllun9 Der 2 d mtrItH tets gtbrdu5t
miro uHO obu, Oas 3iTio Don i5Iintmsu Radnirs
tun1:u D.Itt nit Si6Tb:it ben Dem g,buaubs
D.,tr iogsnaunt,r 6aImtttl, iptI5, beutIutaot Iur
StingHa Der S@m:rJsH s,brSuSt DsrOsn, b'rrabs
reu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-11
9ampfe anf @nrtu Hirn.

3tpei Gompagnien be5 4. Obioer gfsz
giments in einsn Sinter6alt gez
faGen. - 3peifeI6oFter @ert5
Der 6reunOi4aft Der POrto gticaz
ner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-11
Cine &1tr bet 0Hett
Srtu1m1er C Complaints

Sin 5alber Bis Gin sanler 5bts6if,l ooa ataSs
Rslirf in tnrm bal6,n GIuis DuF,r, Diseer6olt 10
oft, ais Der Sur6iau aubdlt uHS elm SIau,as
aapp,u. pstrdntt nit R,dop R,liti. auf bic Rao,ns
stg;up unb otu 2tib esle0t, gepdbrt iOiortiat Grs
l,dt,ruH9 uEs bcD;rtttQiGt cine baIOigt Rur
Sumrli6-riu bllbr bis elm 9aujtr E6tsloiIa in
RauIta, GrbrtDtu, SOpbruusn RtyUoftdt 66lafs
lOfgitit, Uligrdnt, &llbuugcH UNI ale innul5tH
gsidDT0tH.
Gs tritirt fciH Seimitsl in Der gp,lt b1s i5teber
uHO GBe6ielieb,r uuD ale dnOsrtH mallriihtn. biz
loitn unO anDsrt JitbT i'm grtiH nit q D.
To a p's QiIttn 70 raid, nj, a 10 a p's
RtaDp 8cGief btbtbt
grtis 50 Gents pro 5ai9s. 81 bdbu bsi allen
4pntbtttrn.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-14
DEERING.

The annual fair of All Souls Univer-
salist church. Morrill's, is to be held in
the vestry of the church Stevens Plains
avenue. on Tuesday, Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday afternoons and evenings. of
sAis week. The following is the execu-
@ee committee in charge of arrangements:
MIR and Mrs. B. W. Meader, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Varney. MIR. and Mrs. W. W.
Hooper, Mrs. Mary L. Goodridge, Mrs.
George W Leighton. Decorations, Mrs.
y. Parer; Paper and printing, j. L.
Shaw; Entertainments, Wednesday even
ing, Miss D. N. Morton; Thursday even
ing, Rev. f. 4 Nelson; Friday evening,
Mrs. H. 5. Emery; Music, Miss Buxton
Fancy articles. Miss Mary Cook; Apron
table, Mrs. N. K. Sawyer; Art BOOTH
Miss Stella Davis; Sunday school table.
Miss Ida Leighton; Fruit, preserves, and
groceries, Mrs. ID. N. Hawkes.; Pitcher
table, Miss Ella Rogers; Dollar commit
tee. Mrs. Mary L. Goodridge; Cake table,
Mrs. p. A Eeeney; Candy table Mrs.
Elmer o. Varney; Ice cream, W. M.
Leighton; Supper, first day Mrs. Fl. A.
Hill; Supper, second day, Mrs. +. r. g.
Robbins; Supper, third day, Mrs. George
w. Leighton.
The monthly meeting of the Deering
school committee is to be held on Wed
nesday evening at 730 O'Clock at the
mayors office, city building.
lie Portland Railroad company are
raising the grade of their road bed on
Spring street at Woodfords, near the
Maine Central tracks.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-14
WESTBkOUk.

Westbrook lodge of knights of Pythias
held a successful entertainment and dance
at their hall, West End, on Saturday
evening.
Tee mayor and board of aldermen met
Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock on Forest
street to view the property of Mr. George
L. Roterts who claims damage caused by
tie change of grade of that sureet. The
aldermen will make report with re COM
mendations at their next meeting.
The regular monthly meeting of the
WestbrooR school committee is to be held
Oh Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clock at
the High school building.
The annual inspection of the Ladies'
Aid society connected with Wade camp.
:. of ", will be held Tuesday evening,
November Is All members are request
ed to be present. An invita- ton Is also
extended the members of the camp to at
lend
Considerable interest is being taken
in the Young Men S Debating club which
holds weekly meetings in Foresters' hall
at the West End. The club has recently
discussed the Cuban and Philippine
questions as well as matters of municipal
interest.
One of the Westbrook cars was deraiIed
Friday afternoon near Valeute's hill. 1t
took nearly half an hour to place the car
on the rail There was no delay to the
traffic of the road and no damage WAS
sustained.
Two large hunks have been erected at
the police station for the accomplodation
of trsmps. The officers have found it
difficult to accommodate the tramps and
still have room for persons that may be
arrested, SO the new hunks are to be used
for tramps and the cells for prisoners.
The nine-year-old daughter of Mr..
Robert Boyden, accompanied by young
friend, were riding in a beach wagon
saturday forenoon on Bridge street. Mr.
George Cobb. milk dealer, was also
driving along the street. There was q
collision and the teams crashed together.
The young folks were thrown out, but
were not injured. The forward wheels
of their wagon, however, were badly
smashed. The milk team escaped unin.
iured.