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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
(, P. AND G. BUILDING A DEPOT.

Beaumont, Texas, January 7--Since
Thursday morning the county court has
been engaged in the trial of a case OF
more than ordinary interest u verdict in
which will probably not he rendered be-
foto tomorrow. Trial is being had bsfore
County Judge Gray without jury. The
defendant in the case is Mr.. j. 4. Gossett
a prominent saloon man, he having been
indicted by the recent grand Jury on the
charge of permitting gaming on premises
over which he had the exclusive control
The Beaumont Literary and Social club
was chartered more than year ago and
has its quarters en- the second i!oor of tho
n Blanchettc building on Pearl street.
Mr. Gossett controls the entire building
by lease, but pleads that he had sub
leased the second floor 10 the club. In the
trial 1t developed that poker playing had
been INDUCED in in the rooms of the club.
but as n defense Mr.. Gossett pleaded that
the rooms were not under his control and
ii they were used for gambling hi was
Ignorant OF the fact. The State admitted
that the Beaumont Literary ana Social
club was n chartered institution and that
the club had leased the premises in ques
ton, but commended that both the charter
and the lease We're Illegal. The defense is
represented by Judge M. Dies and the
prosecution by County Attorney Broussard
and City Attorney O'Brien. A decision In
the case is awaited with interest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
CITY nREvIrIEs.

court.
The county commissioners VIII meet Mon
day IN regular monthly session.
The Fifth ward asphalt pavement is now
comrloted nearly To Mood street.
The members OF the Cooke Rides will have
meeting at their arinory Sunday afternoon.
The announcement Of Judge Sam H. IRA
shear for mayor has started everybody 10
discussing municipal politics.
{, Georse Lee. colored. 90 the charge OF burg
larry and theft, was placed under $40 boid
yesterday In Justicr Hills court.
Mayor Rice is busy on his annual message.
whleh VIII be presented 70 the council some
time during the month OF January.
There was no business done In Justice
Fitxe's court yesterday. the Judge havinS
gene to Galveston on official business.
Detectives Ellison aud Proctor Yesterday
xrrested Tom owens, charged with the theft
and Travis. -
1hsse are rndsliversd selegrams At tns
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
TRAGEDY AT MEMPHIS.
A Woman Shot a. Professor ANA
Then suicided.

Memphis. Tenn. January IA terrible
tragedy occurred in the outskirts Of Mem
phls this afternoon. Or. Step A. Rogers
professor OF anatomy at the Memphis Med
ieai college. cx president of the board OF
health and one of the most prominent phys
cans OF this city. was shot bv Mrs. Mary
sandhrink, widow. and tonight lies in
dying condition at ST. Iossph's hospital.
After shooting DIR. Rogers. tie woman
turned the revolver 10 her breast and sent
a bullet crashing through her holy. The
cause of the tragedy Is yelled Ia the deep
est mystery.
y is said that the woman was infat-
uatsd with he physician and on one coca.
sion had threatened to i,ill hsrself in his
fresep4e.
DIT Rogers retained ronsciolsn.ss for a
Few minutes tonight He made state
mept that Mrs. Sandbrink decoyed him 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
cnc Contract Completed.

Mr. A. 7, Lucas completed his part OF
tho Washington street brick paving con-
tract Yesterday by finishing the pavement
70 Houston avenue. MIR. Lucas has covered
that portion Of the street from the city
limits 10 Houston avenue.
MT. sforrie Is doing the other portion
OF the street and has his pavement laid
from the Milan street bridge to about the
point where Preston avenue runs into
Washington street. With continuation
Ut good weather Mr.. Storrie expects 10
complete his portion Of the work to Hous-
ton avenue within few days,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
BUSINESS CHANGES.

Quite number of business changes nave
or Will take place in this city within the
next two or three weeks:
w. T. Keith has severed his connection
with the commission and insurance firm
of Curry Simonton & Keith. and has
formed a copartnership with his brother,
Mr. j. l.. Keith. and will engage in the
shoe business. The young men have leased
the lower floor of a building which w. X.
Caswell is to Immediately erect on Crockett
street.
C. I. Heisig has disposed of his interest
In the G.. w. George Manufacturing COM
pany to MIR. j. A. Hargis. formerly with
the Nebraska Lumber company, aud Mr..
Paul Heisig has rendered his resignation as
secretary and treasurer of ,he company.
Mr. Hargis will succeed Mr.. Paul Heisig
in the business department of the com
pany. He has thorough knowledge of the
business and Will add to the success of this
already thriving concern.
Hon j. l.. MahDney, a prominent law
yer of Wisconsin, has formed connection
with the firm of Ford & Crawford. and
during the year of 1898 this firm will be
Ford, Crawford d Mahoney The new ar
rangement will enable the firm 10 take care
of rapidly increasing business.
The c. l.. Nash company has dissolved
partnership, Mr.. Nash retiring on account
pf Ill health. Mr.. b. G, Moore and p. A.
Blackburn will continue the business
1t Is reported that Mr.. Joe Simmons
manager Of the Il. l.. Wilson Hardware
company will sever his connection with
that firm and establish hardware bus-
ness of his own. Mr. Simmons has been
with the Il, l., Wilson company for three
years and to his business ability can large
~ be attributed the almost phenomenal
success of the company.
Milie jeanette Stengle Will next week
move her millinery store to the handsome
new brick building she has erected Oh
Pearl street, next TO the bank.
:. Lederer has purchased the grocery
stock and fixtures of j. Frank and will
continue the business at the same old
stand.
Judge Martin Dies. who during the past
year was member of the law firm OF
Votaw, Chester & Dies. severed connection
with that firm and forming partnership
with his brother. Hon. w W. Dies. has
opened law office in the new Langham
building.
Drs. Ray & Houston have dissolved part
nership and DR., Ray has moved his dental
parlors to rooms and 3, new Stark build
ing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
SHERIFFS' DEPARTMENT.

Strayed or stolen from Sam Thomas
Fulshear, Texas: One sorrel horse heavy
set, about IA hands high reached name,
small dent in hip. branded k6 on left
shoulder Reward of S. for his return TO
Sam Thomas or joe McCraycy Fulshear.
Texas.
horst, Clark street, city: One sorrel horse.
7 years old. l6 hands high, star in fore
head, ho.h hind feet white, name worn
from cellar, Return to l1lS Congress Or
sherlffs office; reward IS.
Taken UP by C. d. Eison, Houston,
Texas One poor big bay horse. about l6
hands high. star in forehead Owner can
get his horse by calling at the Southern
stables, Albert Erickson,
Sheriff Harris County, Texas.
BY w. NJ. Baugh, Deputy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08

Deputy sheriff 7. $, hllienaahl was
aroused at an early hour yesterday noris-
Ing by n burglar on his premises at 1912
Kane street. As he opened his back door
he saw negro running from the stable
towards the gate. Before he got out OF
the gate MIR. Hillrnduhl took n shot at
him. and though the bullet did not stop
the burglars flight II eyiien.iv all him. AS
by blood marks Mr. Iiiilendahl was able
to trace him 10 and across the Sabine
street bridge ana thence up the bayou
towards the pest house, but he lost the
trail In the rear OF The old Hardcastle
ulara
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
LARGE TIE CONTRACT.

The New Mexico Railway and Coal COM
pany, with headquarters at El Paso, placed
a contract during the week with local
mills for 100000 ties and some few hun
dred thousand feet of bridge timbers. the
whole bill aggregating something like g.
$4,000 feet. The contract calls for the do
livery Of about 10000 ties per month or
more than 1850, 900 feet. so that the CON
tract is to be completed in less than Ave
months. This bill was placed the latter
part of November with Messrs. William
Cameron A. Co. OF Waco and was cancelled
by the railroad on account OF alleged fail
ure TO make delivery in accordance with
the terms of the agreement. II Is quite
possible that suit for damages will re-
suit from the cancellation, the railway
company having indicated a purpose to
sue Messrs, Cameron a Co for non COM
pllance and for damages resulting there
from, while Messrs, Cameron & Co alleve
That the railway company has violated lis
agreement and is therefore liable for dam
ages, What the result of this cross firing
VIII be II the matter goes into court can
not be foretold. but the case will AZ ali
events be watched with interest by mm-
Der manufacturers. There Is said 20 h,
activity at the tie camps of Messrs. Cam
eron & Co. in Hardin and Tyler counties
and that tenders of the ties will be made
as they arc hewed and loaded
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08

ton, DR.. j. Y. Sharmel and DR.. w. A.
Hoover, party of nimrods from Gibson
City, Ill, arrived in Beaumont last night
and spent today shooting snipe in the rice
fields. Tomorrow morning the party will
20 to Kountze, in Hardin county, for a
weeks bear hunt in the big thcket" On
the bear hunt the party Will he under the
guidance of F. Cooley of this city and
w. H. Turner OF Kountze, two we'll known
bear exterminators, and a successful hunt
Is therefore assured
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08

An agent for the State penitentiary called
at the police headquarters yesterday after
noon and took charge of VIII Davis. an es-
capped convict from a farm near Angleton.
Davis wac arrested by the city detectives
several nights ago. While working on the
farm he was regarded as a trusty. and not
long since, when the guard sent him some
distance to procure an ak and other tools, he
failed to return. He was taken to Angleton
Yesterday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
THE DEATH ROLL.

Miss Lizzie Sadler died at IL 80 o'clock
Thursday night at the home OF her brother.
Mr.. Girard. at III Sixth street. and the
remains We're shipped last night by Ross a
Wright to the home OF tho deceased al
Thornton, Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08

NJ. 10 Charles b. Wood 26 l1-14
acres in j. s. BLACK survey $50. -.
O. n Wood and g. r. Bates to John
Fnrater and a. w, SCHUYLER. one
half undivided part Jesse Lee III
acres, in j. S, Black survcy.,... q
l.. w. Reynolds TO Mrs j. X Car
lisle, lots II, is, 10 and 20 block
&c. Bay Front addition La Porto .
Miren Rhodes to j. c. II. Read, lots
to s, block llga. La Forte, ..
George Spencer TO James Spcvak.
survey 5S. block .. certificate 1888,
Houston and Texas Central lands.
GAO acres. -. 80 . II
Simon iiildehrnndt and wife Annie.
to Charles Hoffman, lots and I,
block IT, Frosttown.. :. A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
Milllam.on Coanty COZ

Georgetown, Texas, January z
lowing notice has been sent 70
of the democratic executive 9
this county: THE members y
executive committee are heree[e
meet in this city Thursday. y!
the purpose OF consultation az
the coming campaign. A fun
desired and urged. M
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08

Send your address 10 IL.
Co., Chicago. and get free : "a
Dr. Kings New Life l'ilis
convince you of their merits
are easy In action and are ~.
fective in the cure of constip:i
headache. For. malaria ana
they have been proved inyss
are guaranteed 10 be perfecu
every deleterious substance %
~ vegetable. They 40 mol "
action, but by giving tone "
aud bowels greatly inyigols
Regular size 25u per box. 2
Reyer. druggist
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING

a meeting of the board of trade has besn
called for next Tuesday night The prim-
airy purpose OF the meeting is 10 consider
the irrigation scheme formulated by Mr..
Turner and approved by number ~ cit-
liens, Nothing has been presented to the
heople OF the city In recent times of
greater Importance or that promised more
substantial benefits. and all members of
the board should endeavor to be present
anu give the project careful consideration
Another railroad would not do more TO-
ward promoting development, while the
nifest returns to those who may invest
In tho enterprise are assuredly large Al,
citizens interested in the Irritating prom
osition are invited TO meet With the bolrd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
Mnrrlngc Liccnsc..

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday in the office of County
CLERK Ed Il, Dupree:
r. d. Taylor and Mrs l.. 4, Roberts.
John Greer aud Matte Brown,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
WILL IlIxEI.Y DIE,
\ katy brakeman Loses Both his
Logs InLcr the Mhrcln.


X. l.. Pullman, brakeman working
for the Missouri Kansas aud Texas rail-
way at Smithyillo. was brought 10 the
city Yesterday morning and taken to the
Houston inArmary.
Putnam was run over early IN the morn.
ing by a train and his left leg cut on at
the thigh and his rish leg at The ankle
llr. stuart Ut the inhrmary reported Put
nam last night as being N a very critical
condition with strong likelihood of his
dying during the night.
smithville, Texas, January 7.--Switta-
man Il. l.. Putnam was crushed beneath
the cars while working in the Katy ya,ds
last night and conveyed to .he hospital at
Houston this morning. He viii lose both
legs and can hardly recover, Mr.. putnam
is az years odd and unmarried. lie has Il
brother In iIillsboro and another ut Barry
His father resides AZ Cooley, Texas, lie
had been In tho employ of the company
here about four months.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08

A BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
A Case Under the Gambling Statutes
on Trial.
K. C., P. AND G. BUILDING A DEPOT.
Another one VIII soon he Under
taken-A Mig Contract for Ties
Plnccd-LocaI Notes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
e. M. BUR
LIME, CEMENT, SAND
SEWER PIN
Agent Royal Cement
8l4 Commerce Ave. Tele

the fatal spot by writing him Y
says the woman has greatly y
with her attentions and thresie
him ON several occasions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
BUILDING A DEPOT

Construction OF freight depot far the
Kansas City, Piitsburg ard Gulf railroad
Is now fairly under way, the Foundation
ana frame work OF the building being near.
" completed, The depot is located near
tne beaumont Lumber company yards. and
i doesn't look as II it viii b. large euonrh
Tor the oompsny's business in this city. a
PASSENGER Depot is also 10 be built. how
ever, and It is expected that This bmild.
ing viii be on a more extensive scale
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
Will HUNT BEAR.

=, b wsliAce, T. J. Larson. Taomas
cneFryman, n L. Gregory. IA A. Crane-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-08
] DAY AMONG THE COURTS.
ffsceediaas 10 the Different Civil
" Courts.
LARGE NUMBER DIVORCES GRANTED.
= ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In the Fifty-nfth
District--Six Couples Have Their
Marriage Vows Annulicd.

Yesterday was a remarkable day In the
courts for the large number OF divorces
granted. There were six in the Fifty fifth
civil district court and one in the Eleventh
district Otherwise the day was uncvent-
fui, though much business OF general
character was disposed OF. including a
great many continuances In the civil disc
trict court
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-18

I'm gurteiitnm beg @ortes) uus9earbeitet
ndmlib BON benz Galifotnier Soiep6 Mcz
Sienna, tpel9er BON 9rdiibent Mc8inlep ert
gum Ober6unbesanpalt unb mad benz Riidz
tritte bes einunbd9tsigidbrigen Sberbunoesz
qeri6tsmitglieOes Stephen S. 5ieIb gu beS
2eBteren Nu6folger gema9t nurbe. 0opz
pelt ME 6o6n tlingt baber in Der @ntffpiz
bung bic SteGe, nona9 bds 8olf bes frags
liden5 STATES Die Ma9t beidBe, Die fraaIiben
@erfufungs6eitimmungen gu dnOern, ipenn
f1e inn ni4t g~efa[Ien. Dieie 8erfufungen
forgen ia u6er geraDe bufiir, baB bic msiften
BON Senen, ge9en Die iie gsri9tet fino, gar
ni6t itimmen %t0nnen, alio i6ren 8iIen Be-
treffs elmer bon ibnen getpiinI9ten 8erfa1z
fungsGnbtrung srit re4t ni4t bur43uieben
be~rrn09ett.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-18
Git ,neDr ais NunSertidbrioer.

1teber mod einmal 10 alt ais bic tGgli6e
S0tnu:s Staots3eitung 1T Der tbD9entli9e
v&eabin9 Nbler". Seine erite Numz
mer, Elm Brobez8latt, fam ann 20. Nobember
1896, unter Der S~tpeiten prGIibent19aft
Wafbin9ton's, beraus, unb felt Dem 10. Saz
nudr 1897 erf6ien er reeelmdbig Big auf ben
beutisen Sag; itets b~ebauptete er Ieine Stelz
lung ols Elm brabes unb tpetterfeItes EDIT
beutf9es Organ Der 0eutI9zPennfplbunier,
au9 unter Der 2eitung treuer Na6tommen
Der alien G~intpanberung. 9er5G6 frsut uns
bo6er beg uNbGers" n~d9trdgli9er Slid
pun19, Der in ben 6erali9en 8orten 9ipfelt:
vFiinfaio Sabre, BON fteinem Mnfung bis
au ibrer beutigen M%usbebnung, bat Die Subj
larin trelt ut1b fur9tlos Dem 9eut19zMmeriz
farert6um nit @bren uno Grfol9 gebient,
Wenn ou6 oft bic politif9en Nnii4tan aus
chamber gingen, lit Tie uns 0o9 itets / netpiqz
tommene 8unbesgenoI1in i'm &fe fir
@a6rbeit unb Re9t unb fir bic beiten Snz
~tere1fen I'M Ieres 8olfsitomnnes in Der neler
6einut6 q~eipe5en urb Der yNDler" ruff 0aber
Ser Subilartn 81 ~ferneren i40nsn @rfolgen
Elm 6erali6es Slid onf! 3u."
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fomen uns na9trdeli9 audi MOD ebenIo
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engli16en n8or1bz9erulb" in Der glei9fdus
am YugetzS unbe geGe9enen Stabt Sairz
baoetr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-18
9ontaone als steaesperfanser.

Wd6renb in I'M err Sagsn bic &unbe bpn
peItgel6i9tliden Greignife bur4 ben Sc
lesropben nit glibesI9neGle natD a1en
Wobnitdtten menf9li9er @ultur ffiegt unb
bur4 bic preffe fofort aIertpdrts berbreitet
tpiro, ina man friiber CUR lteberbringung
pidtigsr Nadrt9ten dusI9lieBli9 auf reiz
tenbe 8oten a~ngetpieIen. gu ben 3eiten
5riebridfs bes 8roBen mar Die poit Bel
alien @iegesbertinbigungen meit bst6eiligt.
Sober Siegesbote NAT ndmli9 bon 300
blaienben poiti1onen begleitet. 60 ritten
hem Sliigelabiutanten, Der bic aunbe bon
Dem Siege Bel Goor go. September 1745)
ra9 Berlin bra6te, 20 Pofborni4metterer
borauf, Der BON prager Siegssfeioe Is.
Wtai 175O anfommenoe Courier eri9ien nit
80 6laIenben ppItilonen am g. Mdi 8orz
mittags in Berlin. 1867 am 6. geobember
NbenbS 5 11br iiberbra9te Der 2isutenant
bon Sdulenburg Der bamals in MdgDeburg
tpeilenben &0nigin Die &unbe BON benz Siege
Bel HoBba9 g. Nobember 1850, "a bla=
1enbe pDitiIone rittsn inn poron. Stint
Wo9en barauf, am 8. DECEMBER M6enbs Z
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Der No9ri9t bes Sieqes BEL 2eutben g. Oez
5em6er) bort Elm; 48 btaienbe poitillone tru=
gen ba5u BEL, bas groBe @reigniB gu bertinz
ben. Sn Berlin erfu6r man Die Na9ri4t
Ihon am 7. DECEMBER in Der 5ebnten N6enbz
ftunbe bur6 einen nit 80 bGaIenben poiti1o=
men eintreffenben 5eIOidger. DIS am Na6=
mittag bes 81. Sttober 1852 bic Nd9ri9t
bon Der bur9 prin3 9einri9 am 20. b,ifetz
ben Mpnats genonnenen S9la9t BEL 5rei=
berg na9 Berlin fam, f9rieb Der Warquis
b'Mreers, &ammerberr uns 8ertrduter DEG
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Die blalenben pp1tilone ais 8egleiter eireS
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bert gebrGu9lih g"etpefen. So bielt 2ieute=
ndnt bon Wrangel 1907 in 8Onigs6erg
pr, feillen @in3us NIT 3pun5ig poItiaonsn
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BEL Bnltusf (26. DECEMBER 1906 ST mel:
ben. Mie bic Siegesboten bic erobe Sab
Der poitiGons -icoesn1al 5uiammen6ra9ten
bariiber lit ni9ts Si4eres %befdnnt; pabr:
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bic iie 0es Yferbepe9fels pegen berii6rten
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3abl 5uIdmmen6utten, Ser Courier, bsl
ben sing BON &eHelsborf Is. DECEMBER
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ba er Nbenbs 8 u6r %anfarn, 40 poiti1on;
nebt 5adeln aus ber Stabt fommen unb id
einbolen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-18
aa8A)entlta1e altnn9s staats- astt,nnes aatttend1, IS. aetat 1898.

un.rtrdgli9 geporbenen Sod unb Qusz
faugungsTpItem; bo4 o6nf 4nglieberung
bes @ilanbes an Die groBe &epublif, fir Die
Iolfer Griperb 9epiB nidt Die beiten 6rii6te
brd9te.
Nuf @runb biefsr f6orfen 0ortegung
8lino's lafIen fid ullO fOl9enbe @egenidbe
a%rfit,0en: Sn @ngldno thut 5tpar bic
prefIe gegentpdrtig gar f6on NIT ben Ser.
9taaten; aber Die iiberpiegenbe Me5rbeit bes
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preFe CUR @4ult e%etragens @efii6G einesz
tpsgs. Sn 9eutl4lano bdgegen f4neiben
ni9t menige 3situngen boot grimmiee Sc
Ii9ter geeen Die Ser, Staaten; aber bas
beutIde 8olt lit, elei4 bent beutfden 8ai~
Jet, ben Ser. Staaten frsunolih geiinnt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-18
a1aoSeraSatfG ,sstS 1tuete san,.

Der Serliner yGldbberubati9" fonY Ii
beraI, t6uts gegentpdrtig an Nut1 gegen
Uncle Sam ben meiittn pteuBiden SUM
ferbGdttern glei9. &iir3li4 naunte er benz
IelGen Iogar in olem Grnfte eineu p99uft"
in einem an Spunien geri9teten @eoi6te
iagte er biefem:
nMirb jebt NIT 3Gbigteit BON eud 9stritten,
Qiegit bu balb oben unb bal0 nieoer er,
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Ma6 boa Dem S4uft bic Sq6e mO9lihit
f9tper!"
gGir 6offten, Der 8labberabati9zGeba
teur, So6onnes Srojun, ber eelsgentli6 lei
mes Observation-Disclosures - piel
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19sn preie fanb, perbel bieie @~emeinbeit in
Der fplgenoen drummer eutmuden unb gu
riidtpeifen. Oo9 aud in bieIer iebt bier an
gefommenen neuen Drummer pirb ben Ser.
@taaten muir 59limmes unb 80Tts naf=
geIdgt unb gepini4t. 9isr Ii Elm
YrDbGen:
Sci ben Oanfees tpbt, tpie bic 9ldtter
melOen, bas &riegsfieber i'm A0dten Grabe,
unb e%Srrfinn unb Selbfmorbmanis Iinb bic
f9rsdli9en 5olgen. Sin NoerluB CUR re9z
ten .3eit niirbe 5peifellos Bel ben gatienten
Munber t~pirfen, unb bteien f0nnten fe6r
pobl bic Spanier beIorgen. I'm 10 unbsz
greiflider lit es, oaB fie ii6 ni6t ettpas Be-
ellen"
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felt uno @ebdBigteit 6alten mir es fir un9e.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gu per0fentli4en:
n2iebe @toats5eitung! Ser 8erGiner
&labberabati9 beiBt ben Uncle Sam, Der
bot 2 Sobren feierli9 ertlGrte, baB Ell jeoen
Dollar, Cen er f9uloet, e5rli9 in Sob 81
beSu6len bersit 1T, uno Der Mi1ionen 9eutz
I9e in bie1em 2an0e fdon gaItli9 aufge=
nommen urD iie bur99ehenbs au9 onitdnbiq
erbalten bat, -%einen nS9ut". Wus
fagit Oh ba5u?
Giner, Der iid bur9 ben oG9uft" auf
9etroffen fiiblt, dber ni9t i'm Stanbe 1T,
benz 8erliner 2umpen ieinrn 6oblen SbdoeI
einaui9lussn."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-18

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ma9t 5orti4ritte. 9iefel6e 1T oom Inter
ausI9uB bes poitzGomites oes 9auIes an
bas oolle Gomite einbsrt6tet, uno bon bieIem
auf ben II. Mai our Debate angefebt tporz
ben. 8is ba6in tperoen AUDI bic NusIagen
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8efirportern Der neun ber19ieoenen Poftz
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~1nterausI9uB Oprlagen. 8emertenslperth 1T,
baB trob mebrfa6er DffentliAer QuffOrOez
rung fi6 feline Gegner Der pOtiparfufen Dor
benz Nusi9uB gum Dort meloeten uno au9
nur einige tpeni9e i6riftli4e @inmdnhe ougez
gen einlteFen, SIN pOit@Qusi6uB beg Sez
mats 1T cine 3tpii6en ben 9enatoren Maion
uno Butler peretnbarte ppitipartafen@8orz
lag. glei9faus our eriten 8erat9ung gefomz
men. 5reili6, baB Elm goitiparfafenz8eIek
nod in biefer Sibung gu 5tanbe tommt, 1T
me9r als fra9li4.