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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-21
rnE .sEcnEr posslEn,,

Has Becn Given 10 the Court OF Cas-
sntion Under Reserve.
Paris. December ao.--Thc Courierc d,l
soir says this evening: The preyfus secret
dcssier was handed to the court OF casa
tion this evening under the pledge that ii
should not be communicated 10 the counsel
for the defense or tg any ono outside The
court
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-21
LADY COOK STOCK BROKER.
Going into the Husturss Co Eurthe
Sora,l Hcforrux

Going into the Huaiuess Co Further
social Reforms.
London, December s0.--Lady Cook, for
mcriy Miss Tennessee claflln OF New York
announces that she Is going 10 start the
new year as stock broker under the name
Indy Cook & Co." In an tnterview on
the subject Lady Cock Is quoted az sayinS
she intends 10 Attend 10 the daily business
OF stock broker and expects to get In touch
with influential financial mon and further
hor ideas In the direction OF reiressiu,,
social wrongs She added: When my sis
ter Victoria and | wore bankers and bros
kers in Wal, street we oftcn had the mar
ket In OUR hands. We operated for jas
Gould, Vanderbilt and Fisk"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-21
pncumonia weather.

Cat Spring. Texas, December lS-The
weather has been anything but agreeable
during the whole OF the past week, cold and
.da,no---iust the kind to make one feel like
1v,,earmo,n was about. Last night there
VAS a downpom OF rain and clear SKY
with bright sunshine this morning, which
is gladly welconieh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-21
pURyis PARDoNED.
lie Had Once Been Dropped from the
GalIows, but Escaped Hanging.

GalIows, but Escnped Hanging.
jackson. Mis-. December Ex-Governor
McIIaurin has pardoned VIII Purvis. the
famous Marion county whitecap. who was
oncs unsucl-ssfualy hanged In this State
for the murder OF fellow whitecapper.
Puryis neck was not broken In his fall
from the scaffoid. and owing TO the threat
ening attitude OF the crowd around the
jail the sheriff did not make o second at
tempt TO execute his prisoner. Puryls was
later rescued by the mob and hidden away
for GONE time. but finally gave himself up
IN the authorities and Ills sentence was
couuuted TO life imprisonment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-21
New Orleans.

New orleans. December :o.--Trnck fast.
Six and half furlongs--Timemaker Can
oya, llanion. Time. 1.2Sn
Six and half furlonge-Hittick. Tendresse,
Queen OF Song, Time. l.SeA.
One and half miles, seling--Dr. Marks,
lockwood. Royal Choice. Time. s:56is.
Six furongs. seling--Gath. carlotta c. APP
ple1ack. Time. i.2lL,
One mile-Macy. Elkin. Garnet Ripple.
Time, l:50A.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-21
Mcfarland knocked out.

New York. December 2O.-Dal Hawkins. the
lightweight pugilist from the Pacinc coast.
made short work OF Kid Mcfarland OF this
citg whom he met in the arena of tho LenoN
Athletic club tonight. The bout was decided
IL the third round, the New Yorker beina
knocked out with a left swing the jaw.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-21
KxAAK ACQUITTED.
safe to Cnu Wiilium shepherd If
Yum Arc llruulS.

You Arc Drunk.
Berlin. December ?o.-Thc provincial
court acquitted Frank Knaak of New York
OF the charge OF lese majestic in referring
to Emperor William as sheepshcad be-
cause IL appears that Mr.. knaak was in
toxicatcd when he committed the otftnse.
A member of the United States embassy
was present during tho court proceedings.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-21
/. xenro BADLY Hurt.

Caldwell, Texas, December
night at somerville there was a a'iiieu''y'
IN which Harry Bouldtn, colored' was
Snngsroue,y injured, having been slruch
over the head with Wincn~steh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-21

KIND and the music Is especially coed,
bslng furnished by full band Of colored
musicians The programme Is made up o;
3 series 81 plantation specinNies, ending
with the famous cake walk"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-21
.annerl,n Gin CIosed

Kopperl. Texas. December 2c-'rhe COZ
Inn "a all out and the gin here has shui
ao,rm. 1894 bales ginned and marketed al
Kopperl and Morgan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-21
cauennIk nd Morgan.

Morgan, Texas. December eo-sullivan's
southern Plantation MINISTRIES gave a per-
formance at the opera house here iAst
night The company Is good one OF ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-21

Domingo has bsen assassnatea. General
fIcireaux arrived this morning at Jacmcl
about thirty miles southwest OF this port
In cond hcrlth
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-21

Port An Prince, December 2o.-There Is
no ground whatever for the runor that
President Herreux OF the Republic Of San
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

f6loot nur ia ni6t Die i40nen Trii9te
nit 0er Stunge taput!!" ngta," le9t
@ottlteb, ia fam De Oai4 beruht9t
lien. bat bebben mi psrbinnert. Ill be
Iitten 9inber6sns rDpen MI, ba ipiren
feir 0Qri6en JPN 8o1m, Butte barr's
al oFftGfert, amer Sru 9dntern Iadt In
f,ot e nun Is mol ~fpieien, no De 0inger
tpir.n I'M Gottlieb meint outo, benn finn
fe mi6r as 9rooeten. =
Gnbli6 mas 5ru &dntern fertig I'm
"a fs 10 INNER BEN 9D6m iteibt, iegt Is:
'Ge6t Sbr pobG, 8inoer9en? Der
goum fiBt ia g,ordngt boller 5riifte!"
.6erriebs nOG'n NAL" iegt 8ottlieb,
npot bo6 MID be Snbilbung beibt!"
glpsr SFru &dntern tet nod MAIN betsn
cerauer to III ounn MART Ie benin, Dat +,
Sp3 nun miite6ten mas. Stu treten e6r
be Q6nmadtsn an" icgt t@ottlie6, III
0unn fling ie an tG iummern: yGn, 9u
lie6er 6errgott i'm 9immel, no Iino un=
Iere f90nen 9firii4e birgetommen!"
rSs," isgt 8ottIie6, uoa miiBt Oh nun
nen unner5 frueen!"
De arm Sru &dntern gina bod pot
Qor 10 idmmerli9 to &i6r I'm nj Drei
Qiimmels pol!en ms thinner boblanen
- amer nit einem mai lDp uns Dat oo6
9an6 tplt Gnern Yudel - benn o6ne Dat
hi MART BARN, mas &antsr QanqImitt
BONN &ir6hof rGpsr famen IN mas babi
grab up uns lpslppen.
gu mas amer bp6 8olen in Hot6 -
De Pari6en BARN mi grab p0r un5, no
tiinnsn ri "a leigen? 9err &untsr ido
oDt tein Mort MID - 6g tet un8 bios 10
dtper fen 8riu on, 54lisBlih amer meint
Re bod: Isl iinb bod gang gefjbrIi4s
9aQunten IN eigentlih fin id Sud- MI
bier De 8iiren tram treden - amer id
min mi nt9 atpmaraGen - tommt Do
mai rute!" ga, nj tamen benn oot rute
as ION begatene puo.ls IN bann ido9srr
Santer, Sannis Wient Tin 9ottlteb Ell
men ant Mrbl 6uugsn. Dat Deb 9dnnlS
benn ppt In @ottlieb matt Elm grupeltg
9sii6t. nga," meint De 8dnter bum,
ngan3 10 ouq BART EN- oot nib baugen
brutt - MI 6ou 0u EN- einen ben, Soft
feb" - 8pttlie6 Deb benn amer oot lien
S6ulOigfsit In 6aut 9anntien ant
Mlu6l, Dat bat man 10 tnaitern Deb.
Dunn piiro 6annis fali6 IN inn 9dno=
iimbreiben 6arr'n ie Iif 6eio in De 9aar
IN per6imften lid, Dat e6r bat 8lot Ut
g(Gs I'M Mu6l loppen Deb.
De Sunter Itiinn oubi IN nun itd
iimmer bpDla9en; mi matte bat MI teiz
nsnSpab I'm id null mi 6etmli4 Driiden,
amer Ranter freq mi bin 8autbaten IN
Te9t: .Ne, S04ing, Oh tannIt nod MID
ma 6uu8 9aGn, irIt OrO6it Su nod De
9ar56en nab mienen 0pren!" Sb id
MI tpuu Ober mid, id mubte ran I'm De
arm sFru &untern bet fid bod oot to beel
freut, Dat Il DoA ~nenigitens einen 9etBl
BON chr 9ari6en rpeoOer tre9en bet; -
id bep mi amer ihdmt In Qppelmuien
ooer opfirIi6Ieie balten" bin i'd mten
Qepbug MIDI peooer CABIN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

er tie nur niat nit ben Qu5en 0era
I6Iirgt!
,6fnbeT Du?" Tagte Die junge @itts
fe Ihmu6tenb.
gGlo8, peiit Oh, Die gan3e 6igur ges
fGllt mir ni8t," fjng er feline pirtlihe
g}einung 3u duBern IN. o8roBe, be-
rij6mte 2eute Ttellt mon ia 10 bar; mir
f6eint uber, DAB 9ein Gemabl, Soft
laT' i'm ielig rubenl Elm re9t gep0bnz
li6es M}enidentino geipeIen lit. 0O5
Dirtt lG9erli1. Sine 8iite piiroe 5eiu
@noenten peit angemeHener bepubz
REM"
,2tGleroin9s, i6 fam Dir Oarin niAt
llnre6t geben," meinte nun aud Die
iunqe Wittib. QuIo Ia7Ien mir es BEL
Der 8iifte. llno bier tommt oas Bib.
8itte, IaIIen sic iib niAt in Sbrer Be-
IAGftigung It0ren!" @dmit perbeugte
1is ii6 uuo tdn3elte nit Dem jungen
@Iegant sur 3bir binaus.
3pci Wonate IpGter pollte Ger Bib
bauer bic TtrtigiteIIunq Der 8iiite mel
ben un0 Die 9eitellerin bitten, tie in ieiz
mem @teIier gu beIi0tigen, ebe tie uuf
ben &ir6bof geIdafft pUroe. Gr lam
geraOe red}t, UNI Die iunQe 8ittipe, in
boiler 2ebensluIt itrubIeno uno NIT
brdutliaen 8erpGnoern QsIhmijdt, bic
Sreppe btnunteri6reiten 5u Isben, an
Nrme oes7elben iungen Mdnnes, Der Die
Statue ieine5 @orgdnQer5 SIT elmer Bio
BEN 8iite bate acknowledgements
luiIen. G8 mar oo2 Elm ret9t gliidz
li6er llmftuno, ouB Die 8rdut Ihpn
porber ibren Srautert ySreu bis in ben
Sob" bdpDn au5gemer3t bate.
Qu8 ben Pupieren meine5 @epd6r8z
names gebt berbor, baB audi bic 9iz
ite Der runDer6dItniBmdBjg bo6en So
item baIber" i6rem S60pfer 5urijdge9c=
ben perben Ionte, unO 0aB e5 linn MIR
na6 bielen S6reibereien uno Der cnerz
giI6en Qnbrobung zines 9ro3eNe5 gez
lang, Die Innabme uno bic 9onorirung
81 er3rDingen.
nSa, ja," f6IoB er ingrimmiq ieinen
8eri4t boriiber, n3reu Bis in Den
Sob"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

SroB ieines pin3i9en Qtu8iebens mar
in Dem 6Gu86sn Oe5 3dpitdnS RCu)m
genug fir Die iaiffbri6ige 0}anniaOft
%porbanDen.
Gn0li6 oirg bic 8eieaidoft CUR Rus
be; ais IeBter Dog iia Der Oberf0riter
3uriid.
(2lus einem @olfsromane.) QooIp6
mante Elm jdmmerIides 6e(O)idt, 0l8 er
ieine Sdpiegermutter erbltdte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
sin be fieCIe.

gntslin: nM}orgen beirot6sit Du ala
10 gum Dritten M}ale?"
@roBmutter: n3a - nenn man 10
min! Dor fiinf5ig Sahren rei6te ih
Osinem 8roBpater bic 9anO, Dor %
Sa6ren f~eierte i4 nit inn Die fil6errs
uno morgen Die goIoene 6od3cit! 0a5
lit berrli6!"
Grtelin: yQ6, 8roBmutter, - jeoe5
Mdl nit DemIeI6en, Oa6 1T bob Elm
bis6en mpnotpnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

mod ben gan8en 0Ii9en 3tpif in Der
9oT9e.~
0as @erb0r bsginnt BON Neuem, un0
I9lieBli6 geItebt Mitplsitis.
p&onnte aber bob ni4t Oafir, 9:rr
Gritsr Offi3ier."
0as Wort Superintendent lernt
MitpleitiS i'm gan5sn 2t6sn ni9t. v9ab'
bod 8reIenning aufgerout lnb babel
umgeitoBen. BerO AUDI g,niB ni4t
nie0ert6un!!" ieBt er bittenb b;n3u.
,9as min i6 Sbnen aud gerat6en
6uben, Sic ungsi9idter Better, Sie. 9d5
mar nod i60ner! 4Iio, 8potsmaat
0rep8, Der Mann toItt Jest erit nal
bic @teae, uno 6sut Nu6mittag T6susrt
er nit Sdnb unb Steinan - 10 lunge,
Bis Der Sled meg lit - gang meg, Dap
nidts me6r DaOon 81 ieben 1T, p:ritunz
benz"
r3u 9efe6l!!"
n&b!"
@sIsntten 6uuptes ma6t MifoIeitiS
&e6rt, natirlib re9tsum, imp trottet
mad porn. @r 1T b~siOenFro6, 10 8elinOe
baoongstommen 5u fein, aber er fat
ni4t an 9reps geoa6t. Der nimmt
i'm fih nun erft nod NAL Dor.
LIMB benn, Gle 9immelbuno, ptIen
Sic nod ni3t NAL, ME Se6rt gema6t
pirO?" bsiBt e8 3uIsBt, rGintsum,
linfsum DirO 8e6rt gema6t, mein
Gobn! 6ier 1T Iints, mo OieIs5 O5r
ItBt, unO bier lit re@tS, mo Oas anoere
iiBt, ie6en Sie?"
MitoIeiti8 i6reibet cine Ihmer3lide
8rimaFe, bsnn 9rep8 bat imam trGfz
ttge Singer.
So, unO nun - 8e6rt! = 8e6rt!
= 8e6rt! - &s6rt! -"
Simmer I6neGsr foIgen bic 8ommanz
DOS, DAB er iiA 3uIeBt ME etn &reiiel
Dre6t uno i'm taft I6pinOlig piro.
g@iTen SIZES num-"
n3u gsfehI!!" Iagte MitoIeitis. Gr
bat etpa finf5ig 0}al &e3rt gemo4t.
vQ6mari6!"
8ums, md6t er rebtsum tebrt, be-
Iinnt ii6 aber i4neQ unO ma6ts raid
3peimul linf5um.
vRu, ou8 mar sS6r 8liidl"
Qm Ra6mittag ideuert MitoIeiti5
nit 3ieieneifer. S9lieBlia lit Der lei
bige SelfIed ber5hDunoen.
y8itt I'm llrlaub, 9err llnteroff3ier, "
fommt Wttoleiti8 an SpGtna4mittdg
gu 9reps.
rWas, uuf urluub poasn Sic uud
no6!"
81, ia bod, nit arutte. 50 F9
Sreunb Don mir"
nNo ia, S6r paBt 3uiammen. MSeiz
netpe9en, IaFen Sic F6 aufi6rei6en!"
ySu 8efe6I!" MitOlsitis grinit Dor
Sreuos iibsr Oas gon3e Geiidt. n0ant
aud i60n!!" unb in ieiner 9sr3en5freuOs
mu9t er pieber re9tsum &ebrt.
g9erl, Sic iinb unOerbsTerli4!" ruFt
i'm 0rep8 mad, IGBt i'm aber %laufen,
bevn Der Mann bat ben SeIfled nirtli3
tab'qo5 pisber psggsi4euert.
N'it ftra6Isnbem 9sIi9t itei9. Ritoz
leitiS am 2(6snO ins Boot. Die 6Oie,
bic er un6at, bat i6m iein 6reun0 8rutte
deliehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
y {.

Der Rne6t Iiebt in Der Slide eirI
Tlaide nit Gro0l Iteben, in Der Maei.
Tunq, es lei W&oIt, t6ut er einen trdftiger
3ug Ddraus.
6ou5fruu Ole bin3utommt, i6aoen.
rob: yNun Sun8, bats gsi6medt?"
&ne6t: IS mOin', er bat E biBle er
8eia'i6mad."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
q E.

nW}sin Derebrtss 5rdulejn! Sn bent
8risf6en, pDrtn Sie mir fir ben
S6mud bunften, BADEN Gle 0iumanten
fonItant nit 3rpei I'm" gci6risbsn 80"
,0dS peiB i6, 9err Baron EDITS
0iamanten bate ia nift falI4 geiGries
benz"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Der

Der 3er t reute Proe e OF.
.Wag MAIDEN sic bier imDaloc, 9err
9rofeTOr?"
sd bin nit meinem tGgliden Spa
3)ierritt bs16aftigt. Der Qr5t bat mir's
Reiten bringenO e%mpfORlen."
ga, u6sr no 6abn Gle SIR Pfsro?"
n8os pFero? D~abrbdfttg! 9obe ih
es pieQei8t irgenOno iteben lafsn, oOer
am Gnoe DsrgeIen INFRINGEMENT"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

Sie5G gum Sepp, Der gsraOe rDegea
elmer Rauferei cine einj6brige Rerters
bait a6gebiBt bait: r8Omit bait Dir
eiqentli i'm langpsiIigen Sod q pen'g
bic 53eit Dertris6sn?"
Sepp: rg}O, / 6ob' bait alep.il,
penn a Wonat poriibsr mar, an Strih
an bic 0unb g'ma4t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

Giner mad benz Nnbern.
Sanolungsreiisnoer: nSerr S6miOt,
gtftattsn sic, OuB i4 Sbnen meme Nluz
tier porlege."
S6miOt (gerabe Ieinen So6n bur9z
priiqelno): y0arten Sie einan Qugenz
bid, @iner mad benz 4nbern."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Si6eres 3ei6 II.

Mutter: r@e56alb gIaubit 0u benn,
oaB 6err 9eisr nG4itens UNI Define
6anb unbalten piro?"
So9tsr: r0as iebe ta aus elmer gam
gen Menge &%leintgteiten; geitern bat er
mir I6pn eingeitdnben, er bate teiner
9fennig i'm @erm0gen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

6srr; sean, auf meinsm aleiOsr'
ifranf liegen -"
0iener: .Gigarren, ib peiB i6on!"
9err (erItaunD: nDie BADEN Sic BIZ!
g%efunOen?"
9iener: %, ousge3ei6nst!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
0eutlther mint.

Rei6e iunge Dame: uNG, ieben Sic
6err Baron, ME IT'D Die @0gIein mi.
Mpp8 ibr g}sit einri4tsn."
Baron BON Subenihts: ga, tpenn id
bas nDt6igs Moos oa5u bGtte, mD6te id
mir audi elm g2eit einrt6ten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Bel 6eiDen.

gQ6, mein 6err, s5 gie6t MIR eintn
M}uiiter unO oa5 lit 8agrer!"
,0trtli2 go. uno Sie?"
ga, rpenn Sic meinen, Oann giebt eS
eben 3tpei!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
SO oDern n.

6remOer: nWeFen tleineS Mdbder
bift DUP"
2isg6sn: sd bin 9upu'S tleines
MGoaen."
1remoer: rQlber fpurum ni4t Mdmas
tleines MGb6en?"
Qi.s6en: pDsil Ods 8erift mid BEN
9apa 3ugeiprp4en bat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
" baefuhr u I.

5rau (ndh elmer srregtsn 6Gusli6en
S3ene): DWus i'd Dir biete, bietet Din
feline Qnbere."
Munn: SD fpiiros IS mir lp~enigiten&
bon teiner MrDeren bieten lafen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
9 pru6fortf6rit

Die fstEiG6rige SIN: Nd b0r' bo@
nur, Cnt.I, tpie metn tleine5 Shpeiters
den f1on papa" uRo nMama"
Ipridt."
Ontel: .@(ber GGp, bas 2iHbGeR
Iaut bod immerfOrt nur "a a."
SIR: gSa, bas g" unb bus ~
tann iie natiirIia ncd ni6t auaiDrst
9eR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
6umoriitii6e8,
6ataIe 6rugefeIIung.

WWEUEI WIU . r Ut u 9
,@ie i4on 10 large iinO Sic mir gut,
unO Sic nOuen pirtlt6 Die W}eire pers
ben? Bin ib ni6t Der gr0bte GieI, oa8
ni4t gu merten? . iagen Sic nSa",
mein TrduIein!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

DID, le6sr@ott, ME rsi5enD mar bod
meme 5rau in 8d1Iduben unb pte bat
lie Ii6 berGnbert, fsit lie 9antOffel
trGgt!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
@eranidte Nnnpnre.

Gin gr0Berer 9oIten 8inter5iite fir
0amen GIterer SAIGON biuigit gu pers
taufen.
Mertbetm &c 6 o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

Sic limb miiOs, Shpisgermama7
gsben Gie Das 9ugelfen, iesen Gle fia
bod"
., ih femme sic Iaon, 5err S@Dies
oerio6n, 6d5 lit geptB Elm - 4meiitR'
6aufen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
6D6Reg 6~eIbfgefG6L.

6Qusfrau: n8enn Sie IeBt
bic Wietbs fir bic flint MOnote nidt
aa6len. 10 oeben Gie IS mir n~enigitens
f6riftli6, bamit ib cine Si4srbeit baa
Be-"
0i6terIing: I'D, i6 psiB i4On,
| Gie ppllen nur ein Qutogramm bon
mir erI6ninDeIn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Qu8 Dem a TtronDmii6en
Grdmen.

9rofeFor: .Die melt lit bic Some
BON uns e~ntfernt?"
StuDent: y2O,682,OOO ReiIsn!"
qrpftTor: n@ts finben Sk oa8?"
Stuoent: n8rDBartig!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
QuF biefem midi me6r uns
oen0bnli6em Wege.

81. (Sunge5bruoer auf &siu9) /:
.6Qit 9u Dir Die reide 8raut eriun'
gen?"
9. DER beim 3peiraofabreu Die Dus
me fennen geIernt unO nit ibr Louren
oefubren): nGee - eritrdmpelt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Gin tleiner Spetulant.
Du, Batter, bau' mid Elm peHig!"

H~NNANIEA WHIT
DSa, oann siebt mir bic Mama 9irz
nenl"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-23
THE FRENCH IN AFRICA,
NJ. Hanotaux Says There are no Troops
i'm the SolSoto Region.

LONDON. Feb. 22-The Marquis OF Sal
isburv I'm the House Of Lords day said:
MY Lords. before moving the adjourn
ment perhaps 10 would be convenient
that ! should read a telegram from Sir
Edward Monson. the British Ambassador
az Paris, with reference to matters which
have excited some attention:
IT paced .n tAo hands of NJ. HanotauN
(the French Minister for Foreign Affairs
az soon as could obtain an interview. a
note drawing attention 20 the rep,rt pub
hshed TINS morning OK French advance
into sokoto. said that II the report was
correct the news must be regarded as OF
q very serious character
M HanOiauX replied that be had no
knowledge OF any such proceedings. and
that Il anything of the kind had occurred
II Iaust have been done not only without
tho orders Of the French government,
but against their wishes and Instructions,
as they had no desire to approach SOko-
10. He said ne did not believe the news
was true. and he has since communicated
10 me tho assurance that there are no
French troops In that region"
The reading OF the dispatch was recely-
ed with cheers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-23
SPLIT IN CUBAN MINISTRY.
The Reports Create Gloom in Madrid.
Gown Severely Condemned.

MADRID. Feb. pa gloomy tone per-
vades political circles on the reports OF
split IN the Cuban ministry.
The Autonomists Senior Giberga ana
Senior Amblard. are. 1t is believed. se-
cretly treating with the Separatists In The
direction of independence for Cuba. Scnor
Gown. the Cuban Secretary OF the Inter
Tor. is accused of treason by the Impair
cial. which publishes a fac-simile OF
letter from Senior Gown 10 a friend, IN
which the former says:
How could YOU think that Sagasta,
man inf riOr TO CanOvas. and l. beral
only I'm name. has inspired my attitude
and not my deas and santim nts as
tuban2 Mckinley. as well as Cuba, Will
determine whether / am span ard.
Long live our country and liberty"
El Pa says. spain should treat with
the rebels direct rather than tolerate the
traitor GOWN"
El Correi Esp1nola asked how Will
Senior Moret the patron OF Gown, and
Senor Sagasta. the patron Of both Morel
and Gov ~. stand, now that Gown IS
traitor to his country Whoever sup
por.s a traltor is likewise a ira tor"
The Of Cial press on the other hand,
couns Is prudence and confidence IN the
patriotism Of the Cubans.
4 squadron of torpedo boats mas lclt
Cadiz for Havana harbor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-23
NOT A TRUE BILL.
No Indictment Against DIR. Booth--The
Grand Lodge of Pythians.

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 22.-Special.-
Tho grand jury to-day failed to find a
true bill against Or. ]. L. Booth for NAL
practice.
The Grand Lodge Knights OF Pythlas
OF virginia. convened its thirtieth annual
convention here tonight.
Mavor Collier delivered the address OF
welcome. which was responded 10 by
Vice-Grand Chancellor NJ. l.. Walior' IN
the absence OF Grand Chancellor Darnall.
after which the Grand Lodge went into
socrets session. The election OF oiilcerH
will take place tomorrow afternoon, and
AZ night there will be a banquet at LIB
rary Hall.
The 22d was observed In Petersburg by
the closing of the banks and the dilferent
government Offices. The Petersburg
Crews paraded this afternoon and A. T..
nm Rifles had a target practice on Water
Works liill.
Mr.. John Field. a widely known citizen
OF Dinwiddle county. had his leg broken
Saturday by q barrel OF -four rolling on
him.
Miss Mary s. Short. and Mr.. Claude
Brlstoe.of this city. were married this
afternoon az the residence OK the father
os the bride on Union street. Rev. H. NJ
Hone oniciated The couple lett on
bridal tour north.
DR.. p. f. Hale OF Birmingham, Ala,
Is assisting Dr. Battle IN a series OF meet
ings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-23
OBLIGATION OF WEALTH."
Harrison Speaks on Eva
sion of Taxes.

CHICAGO. Feb. 22.-Ex-President Ben
jamin Harrison spoke to-day at the Audi
torlum at the central meeting OF the
annual celebration Of the Union League
Club. I'm honor Of Washington.
All the historical and civic societies OF
the city were fully represented. Among
the distinguished guests OF the club were
Or. John II. Finley president Of Knox
College: General John NJ Palmer Major
General John r. Brooke, former Governor
Richard J. Oglesby, and Charles Emory
Smith. OF Philadelphia.
The Appolo Club, Of four hundred
voices, furnished the music Tor the pro-
gramme.
Ex-President Harrison took for his sub
iect. obligations OF Wealth
In the course Of his speech General Har-
rlson said
"The SPECIAL purpose OF my aduress
to-day is TO press home this thought upon
the prosperous, well-tO-dO people or our
c mmun ty. and especially OF our Ereat
cities. that one of the conditions or the
security OF wealth Is a proporuonate ana
fun contribution 20 the expenses or the
state and local governments. lt Is not
only wrong. but lt IS unsafe, 10 make
show IN our homes and on the street that
is not made in the tax returns.
1T is probably also true that una the
tax laws of many OF our States double
taxation results. and Taxpayers TAX l.
upon themselves 20 remedy THIS delect
In the law, not by the methods prescribed
I'm the Constitution. but by leaving or
from their tax returns such stocks ana
$ cur ties as they suppose 70 De taxed IN
other States