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Middletown transcript., 1898-05-07
A GREAT VICTORY.

Commodore Dewey won a great
and glorious victory at the PHILIPPINE
Islands on Sunday morning, according
to the reports which came by cable by
way Of Madrid. Details Of the en-
gagement are given elsewhere. The
cable was cut shortly after the battle
and as yet no report has been received
from Commodore Dewey, but through
European agencies the news is all con-
firmatory Of complete victory by the
Americans, yindication OF the Maine.
In Spain the situation is deplorable.
There is rioting in many Of the prov
inces, one of the demands being for
bread. The whole government is tot
tering and the queen is ready to fee.
The populace and the press are seeking
. scapegoat on which to pile their ire.
It may be the ministry and Sagasta
may go; it may be the queen who must
abdicate; it may be royalty again to
give way to republicanism. Really the
condition is deplorable. The cry for
bread must appeal to humanity. That
Spain has brought this upon herself
does not better the condition of her
people, but rather provokes them.
In the West Indies this week has
been one Of waiting. The Spanish
Navy sailed form Cadiz presumably en-
route for Havana or Porto Rica. The
American feet went to meet them
but there is no news Of an engagement.
There have been many arrests of per-
sons suspicioned as spies both on boar d
vessels and at powder works and arse
nails, to blow up vessel or works, to
stab in the dark, is the first thought Of
a Spaniard.
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FOURTH and MARKET Sis
Wilmington, Del.
Black Satines.
1000 yards fine black Satine
high standard grades, worth
25c per yard-special price for
this lot-l2ic per yard.
Mems Jeane Drawers.
$50 pairs mems fine un
bleached Drawers, bought
much below price and sold the
same .way-they are fully rein.
forced, of good wol kmanship
with woven ribbed ankles-all
sizes for 31c, instead of SOC
per pair.
Mems Balbriggan Un-
derwear.
700 Shirts and Drawers
made of fine Egyptian Cotton
and finished with pearl but
tons.
s77lc grade for 25c.
SOC grade for S771ac.
Mems Muslin Night
Shirts.
Only 120 men can be made
happy and comfortable with
these Shirts. They are made
all plain and colored,. trimmed
fronts and of good quality of
bleached muslin,
50c regulars for SOC.
75c regulars for Soc.
Napkins,
one small lot all pure linen
with red, white or blue Dor
ders-5c each.
White Pique,
new arrivals of this popular
goods in he latest styles of
fancy welts and plain cords,
with dots and stripes for 25c
per yard.
For Saturday.
Extra quality Indigo blue
prints-5c per yard.
One yard vice unbleaehed
Sheeting-4c per yard.
1000 Pillow Cases made of
extra heavy blea ached muslin.
IH yards wide, &c from 121zc.
II yards wide, 1Oc from 14c.
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Mems Balbriggan Un-
derWear.

700 Shirts and Drawers
made of fine Egyptian Cotton
and finished with pearl but
tons.
s71lc grade for 25c.
Snn Crada for 971[c
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WHEAT sold in Chicago on Thurs
day for $3.50, an advance Of thirty cts.
In two days. j July delieyry went to 81. .03.
Of course thess are speculative prices
bet the farmers who have wheat to sell
get the advantage Of it. 1t is said that
Joseph Letter, the new wheat king,
made in two days 100000, and that
his profits on his deals will amount to
$4,000, 900 or more.
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Trv Allan,s Foot. Ease.

A powder to be shaken into the shoes
At this season your feet feel swollen, nervous
and hot, and get tired easily. II you have
smarting feet or tight shoes. try Aliens
Foot-Ease. 1t cools The sfeet and
makes walking easy, Cures swollen and
sweating feet, blisters and callous spots.
Relieves corns and bunions Of all pain and
eives rest and comfort, Try it to-day.
Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for
25c. Trial package FREE. Address, Allen
8. Olmsted, Leroy, n. X.
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H0w9S Thfs9
F.J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo, o
We, the undersigned. have known F. J.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him to be perfectly honorable in all busi-
ness transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by their
firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo
Ohio.
Walding, Gilman & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by
all Druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Reduced Rates to Wilmington, De

heduced Rates co Wilmington Dol.s
via Pennsylvania Railroad.
For the benefit of persons desiring to
visit Wilmington, the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company philadelphia Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad Company will sci
special excursion tickets on Wednesday
May Ii, from all stations on the Delaware
Division south of Porter, inclusive, to Will
mington and return at rate of single fare
for the round trip. These tickets will be
good going on regular trains on May 11th
and good returning on regular trains on
May 11th or 18th.
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Who can fail to take advantage of this
offer. Send 10 cents to us for a generous
trial size or ask your druggist. Ask for
Ely's Cream Balm. the most positive ca
tarrh cure. Full size so cents
ELY BROS, Sc Warren st., N. Y. City.
Isufered from catarrh of the worst kind
ever since boy, and / never hoped for
cure, but Ely's Cream Balm seems TO do
even that. May acquaintance have used
it with excellent results.-Oscar Ostrum,
45. Warren Ave-, Chicago. III.
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Unclaimed Letters,

4 list Of unclaimed letters remaining in
the Mfddletown post-ofice which can be
had by saying they are advertised
Mr.. Charles Fanlker, Mr.. ]. B. Frank,
Mary EMS, James Groenendyke, The Por-
ard Mfg. Co.. Sarah Yandegrifs.
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Rncknels, AranIc salYe.

Tar BEST SALvElin the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Clilblains
cap..a and ali SKIN Ernntions. and nostive-
" cures Piles. or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale at vaughsn's Pharmacy, Middle
town. Delaware
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Galbe Staten aad) ben alien Gtaa,
ten bia W. 6. & 3. 8abn.

Wegen ber Geiertaes uerbea He.
tour Biqette am 20. unb 21. Oecem.
Der pertauft. bic fur 80. Sage selten.
Wegen Der beionberea giu3eIbeiten
uenbe u1an R6 au ben nd9aen 81,
Diet +. Nsenien ber M. 6. & s. Babn
ober f9reibe on
%. q. @ruib,
q. q. & 8. a., 80. 6. & 8. 8abn,
Dallas, 2sras.
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- Infer meiBer NebraSia. Safer unb
oas I'm Suni gei9nittene 9eu finb bas
bette pferbsfuiter. alles rein unb
mobli6medenb.
gerfudt es eiuen Monat.
Gumiet Wppb 60. Sci. 81.
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2hor. 95enn sic ourcDtommeu, war
tsa &c auI cen Qr6oisen Oerla uo
er { ie i'Q! lillbefietlt,
Gas 2ilis5 fun turS ltobmeiIe her,
aua in oes 's:5enibaft ftlif,)eu 9lnait, in
oer Yea lid beiQno, rnD in Ger 2tbe!n-
loiigEeit, in Ole Der ibnelle |auf iie
oeflcgi latte. lln0 oob lag cine iolde
Sidjerleit, cine Iolhe araIt Der ueberz
reogng in ibren 2tuorbnuagen, oaB
92agenielo in uollem @ertrauen lid
pon ibr fiibren lieB.
g5 par feline alinute ;3eit Su uers
liereu, ltRo 10 panote lid Noepte clf
@5ebbaros SSint nod benz granoenbule
ger 9bor. ludteuo Gebbarb ielbIt Don
Sea baitig iiber Die 9inben geiijbrt
ruroe uno oann in einem Gepirr uon
@aIieu balb nicbt mebr lruBte, iuo er
iid elsentlid befiube.
Sea fannie bier offenbar jeoeu 29ins
fel. Wiit unieblbarer Siderbeit boa lie
redts unb linfs elm in Die frumnen
engen G;dBthetL 70 eng lnanamat, oa6
troE Der Monsnadt cine tief itblrar3e
SinlterHlB carin briitete, iuie in eineln
grnanen. 9alb i'm slnfans bieier 9rr-
fobrt erinnerte iid) @ebbarb, ouf elmer
Idmalen Sscl5briide, eiuem Ianf{:eA
iiber Die Spree setommen ;u lcin, baum
iprrSe bic Wanoefnns INNER unbeims
lidler.
(TprtieburQ folat).
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Nath ftir,, @Atter.

Dor absr so Sabrem f9ou purbe
Wtrs. @in8lotp'S Soothing Syrup
BON Willionen bon Mhttern beim Sab,
men ber ainber angepembet. Wirf bu
I'M S9lafe bur9 bas S9reien eines
ainbes gef6rt, bas i'm 3abnen iif unb
bpr 59mersen tpeinta Wenn 10, laHe
icfOrt eine Jlai6e bon vMrs. Wins.
Ions Soothing Sprup" boleu. 6ein
Wertb III unbeaablbar. Sc wirb benz
tleinen 8eibenbenio iofort 2inbermns per'
f9afIsu. 8erlabt eu9 barauf Mfittsr,
es III tein 3meifel bartber. gs beilt
9pienterp unb Diarrboe, resalirt ben
Mageu unb bic Nieren, beieitist Winb'
aolif, ernei9t ben Gaumen, berbin,
bert @ntahnbuug unb ftdrtt bas gauge
Spfem. rMrs. MinNops SOOTHING
Syrup fur 3abnenbe 4inber 1T anges
nebm in Gef6mad unb bas aecept
fammt bon einen ber befen tpeiblideu
asr3te In ben Ser. 5taaten. gS if BET
allen Sruggihen In Der sanaen Welt 30
babeu. preis rs gents per Glai9e.
aauft ni9ts anberes, als Mrs. Wins,
tntps SpothingsSprup.
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- @riber Bros. fab bic ion.
ansebenben eesuneiiere In Der Stabi.
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(6ortiebung folat),
aein Neeat auf Saslthfeit.

9ie 6rau, Die bibi6 bon Gnselidt,
BON i9oner Sisur nno ianftem @emiitb
TT, tpiro itets Sreunbe baben, tint aber
10 an5iebenb au fem, nluB man feline
@eiunbbeit gut erbalten. gsenn eine
Srau franf uno idipd6li1 1T, uno
iuenn ibr Spitem sei6ua9t iit, banu 1T
Iie reisbar uno neroDs. gSenn 1ie an
Sartleibisfeit uber gaierenleiben labpz
rirt, 10 miro ibr unreines 8fut baBli6e
6aut Susidldse unb einen unreinen
Eeint 5ur 6Olse baben. electric
8itters 1T Die bette Wsebiciu Der
Welt, um Maaens, 2eberz uno giieren>
leiosn au resuliren unb bas 8lut su
reinisen. gs perldafft trdftige geerz
ben, Belle Nusen, iaumettueide, flare
Saut unb bliibenben Teint. Surg, bies
Weittel madt eiue frdntli6e unb
ibtpa6e Srau seiunb, anmutbis unb
an5iebeno. Sir nur 80 Gents in Der
Ipotbefe bon S. &alteber & Son.
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uorieen 5onutaa Morgeu fatt. lin
104 ubr begab Fh @enefoI pctfrio
OiG3 Ii. GROCER uaiFnrm, be9Ieitet BON
ieinem gentralitab uno benz ariegs.,
Sufis uno Bsrtebrsminiaer mad gha,
pultepsc, lin oem feierii6es Ifie beisu.
prhaeu uno bic Nus5eiAuuasen si9ea,
bdnbis az bic GhaIer au pertbeilen.
9fa6 ter Weribeilang fanb lit ber
Rriegsf9ule ein Jefefsn Hati, BET spel'
der @elesenbeit ber YrdFbent eiae iebr
beber3iseHsmeribe Rebe belt, III Der er
ben suftnftiaen Offt,iersu anbeutete,
pie Re Die GoIbaten aH bebanb1a
bdtten.
- Mus ben 3abatss Difricten wirS
beri@tet. baB burG BITE fartsn @nfIe In
Der &esen. .5ailon bie SabatssYfan.
sen febr gelitten bahen unb bic grnte
eine febr serinse isia mirb. @lddIis
dermeiie tpirb bic nddie grnie auf
Cuba aud nod tsiae gr6Bere ol8 I'm
porisen Sabre feiu, 10 bab bic msritas
uiihsn Yfanaer ftr ibren Sabat nod
einn,ol e'nea h6berea Breis erbaIten
psrben. Sn ssorbaeteu 3eitsn er5suai
BITE Snfel Cuba eina $4,000 8allen
Sabof, bie iebise Grnte aber mirb taur,
$50, ,000-160. 900 8anen betragen unb
fiir nd6Hes Sabr barf n,aH mad bem
1rtheile npu aeunern Der Gage auf
@uba nitt bisi Msar srmarten. Der
Werib bet grute !dBt f6 Ihwer obs
f6dgsn. ba Der grsis stuii9sn $50 unb
$110 par 8aGeu f9pantt. Sn eIn
paar s}abren fanu aber bic 8abattul
tur mieter ibre Frtbere 8Iiitbe errei6en.
borausseisbt, BOB Rube unb Srbnung
auf Der SNfsI einfebren nnb eefdert
blsiben.
- Sie i'm Sabre 1888 nit 80 So,
loaiiien BON bsm Gsausofen @usnot
gegrinbeie @oIonie 9icaItepec sdbIi
beute 500 Gom,len. Ste Golonifen
finb meifisrs mpbIoabeab unb haben
ii6 nit Ser 3eit cine Stride unb meb,
rere g6uIeH gebaut. Die @olonie
Iieat am 1luHe palmar i'm Staate
8eracru5; bon Siealtepec na6 NautIa,
benz 6afsa. tpurbe pen ben @oIoniften
i'm Sabre 1843 eiae 9anbfraBe ges
baut.
- Gran36fiiGe ua6 ipaniide Rapi'
Iiiien baben nit einem RapitaI bon
81 600 600 eiHe @ompagnie sbilbet 3ur
@ranSuu9 elmer 3uderrobr 6acienbo
nit elmer sruBeu Raffiuerie. Die 9a.
cienoa ngl Siso" lisst am CLUB pa'
nueo. ca. Is WeiIen TON Sampico,
unb ftno sur 3eit bort iton 1900 Ar.
better nit benz Gdlen Der 8dume unb
benz Qusroben bes unfrautss be.
f@dftigt.
= Dem NaiiOnnl GonsreB III Elm
@efeb @ntpurf porselegt morben, mrs
burd bic Rsgieruns 3ur grIaRuna eines
BITE S6ifffabrt bestinfiisenben @efsbes
erm16tigt merben fou.
- en- 2eon til eine Srinter' 6eilan.
ffalt erri6tet norben. Sn % big 35
Saseu iOu ieber @euobnbeitstrinter
gebeiIt merbeu.
= Sn 3rsaiapan in man babel be.
f9dftigt. cine 4rpifanfabrit, bic erhe
ibrer Wrt In Der Republit, su erribten.
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WertfaniiMee.

Der In Der 9auptitabt srideinenben
.Oeutfde 3eitung BON Merito" ents
uebmen mir Golgenbes:
= 8emperatur. Sn ber Nadt bon
Sonntas ouf Moutag baitsn mir bic
niebrigfte 8emperatur In bieiem Sabre
3u peraeidneu. Nm Sountag Qbenb
10 ubr beaaun bas thermometer au
fallen unb fisl I'm 2aufe Der Na9t bis
auf 2 Grab uuter Nnu. Die gan3e
Stabt uar In bi6ten Nebel eebhat, aug
benz bas eIettriide 2idt seipenfif9
berporIugte. Sie bas Sbal bon Merito
umgebeuoen 8erge finb bis lief unten
nit Sdnee bebedt, mie man es felten
3u beobadten Gelegenbeit BOT. eSeben.
I falls baben mir nod einen far Meritu
barten Wiuter 3u ertparten.
- 0pals2ager. 9tuf Der 6acienba
be 2lape. Diffritt bon San Suan bel
Rio, finb groBe Opaqager entbedt uors
ben unb merben bereits au8gebeutet.
Die OpaIs iolIen son GROCER sd6abeit
fein.
= Cine Neuiateit. gDie mir aus
9laubwarbiser Quelle erfabrsn, mirb
ein sroBes eusliides spnbitat NIT
einem enormeu aapital auf benz @runbs
beFS BON Jrau Manten in Sri3oba
eius aroBartise 8rauerei erriGten. Die
betrehenben plane Hab bereits ausge.
arbeitei unb her Woetsauma 8rausrei
stusds Intauf eiHe sanaige Ofsrte &C..
madt morbsn.
- Wsr aeiet fia feis nobel? Dem
ReGenf6aftsberidt Der Sunta patrio,
be la IA DsmarcacIon entnebmen mir,
bob foIsenbe Betrdee bon ben beridies
oetien 3oIonien unb ben Weritanern
ge3ei1net murben: BON ber italieni,
f1en aolorie $l45, bon ber amerita.
ntihen $161, bon ber fpanil1en $605,
BON rs Gran3ofen 5000, bon iiber 300
Megitanern 1885 unb BON 81 Dsut,
fden 1925. aommentare fiub mobl
tberftiiRs!
get ben Observation-Disclosures
auf benz neuen Boter i9en @rnnbfiide
murbe flir3li6 elm altes Gla6reIief Don
regnldrem umfause aufsefunben, usI.
DIES aus Der G3tefeuseit su ffammen
f9eint. Ser Stein ifi benz Wuieum
sei6entt norben.
3wiftigteiten swiiden benz ameri.
taniiden aonful, 9srrn 8arlcn, unb
benz ameritanifden gics. 8cufuI, 6erru
Bennett. perauiaBten. ben erieren, BON
isinem pofen aurhdsutretsn, wdbrenb
IsBtrrer cine Beidnerbe bsi ieiner Rs>
gierune einreif)te. 2ektere Bot nun
5errn 8. 8. Wiurpbp beauftragt, bes
Jaa 3u unterfuden unb herielbe 1T be,
reits In Der 9auptfabt einsstrofen.
- Aus benz Siaat Midoaeau. qm
5. DECEMBER Bat MSnieuor 4rciga, Der
Yilhof bon Worelia, ben erfien VaaeI
fur bic BON Sbarrafia6 pobeuaro au
srbauenbe pferbebabu eingeidbIaaen,
Damn murbe buS unternebmen aemeiht
unb eingeisguet, mag bet ben oorhanoe
men Steiguugen bon 61 proceut piel.
Iei9t nidt hberfhffis eri6eiut. Gin
Imerifaner bot iofort $40 fiir ben Der,
| filberten 6ammer. nit benz Der 9iIdoi
ben erfen S6lag 'ge,ban baite.
| - Die prdmienpertbeilung an BIZ
Rriessi6aler In gbapultepec fano an,
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9taat Dbis, StAht IsIstsA
2Nfa& GAut1th. q. q.

Ssant s. GbeneS bef@p5rt, bab &.
be- Mtere Rartner ber Sirna S. 8. Gte,
2eS 4 60. tft fueIde Geidafts In Ser
@sast ToIeso, in ebenssnanntem Counts
nns etaate, thut, uas bat beiaste Girma n.
Gumu.e bon eiubunbert DoIIats
fts kben SaH Bon 2atarrb be,ablen tpirs,
beT hur3 ben Gebrau4 bon 9aIrs 4as
tasrt.Axr si4t ssbeiIt tperben Tam.
1efdporen bor Mir unb unter.
(~~~) f4rieben In ,neiner @ssentrart a.,
I SEAL ! 8. essten,ber ". D. 'ss.
wv. u. 10. @IeafsA
SffentIiher Rstar.
&ea's Ratarrb aur tpirs irnerIid sensm,
neH, xra isirft bireft auf eas SIut uas biz
tA4etmiSeu Dberfahen bss Sbitens.. 2sst
Sud arHirnft 3eusnilie fpnnten.
SIS. Gbeneb & 60, ToIebe, 8.
E~ gertauft bon Npptbefern, rs Gts.
Saa's Gamilien Yillen iinb Die befen.
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Wsattbtes Srpe. Tlei5her,

Wo. 507 3 Hs6 on z n.Strabs
Rur bas Dorstigli6He Rinbs, shaf.
unb Sdweinefeii6.
Spesialitdt: Suuses aalbHeiid.
Aae arten BON WurF, Ghinten
3uuge, S9mal3 &C.
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Regenfdirme, OperngIdfer. Sois
Iettetdaen, 8hrfen. Rdmme, porte.
monuaie's. Gisarrea'gtuis. Strei1.
bDl,erbhdien In @olb uub 5ilber unb
taufeub anbere artitel bel @riber
Arms
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Weabnfe @utel Sar,
Off, 5oufon straBe,
" NJ. VI Il tb, 49,. Gi8emtbiimer.

Wtan fnbet bier elm bDrattsliaes
@las Bier unferer beimifden 8raue.
reien. geionbere Inertennung Der.
oienen bic Weine, gisarrsn. Wbisties,
Giquore &c. gor3tiglider Grei:
lun6 bes M orgens unb Na d.
mittags. Sieie Wirtbf6aft erfrent
R6 bes ausgeseidneten Rufes 3u benz
angenebmhen gufentbalisorte BET
Stabt su 3dblen.
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Nene tiirtiide Baoe Muitalt.
9ritte straBe go. $40, einem 8lod
binter Der Hoit Office.

Sirfii9s. rufRf9e. Rafenbampf:,
ytabels unb einfads gdber tdslid fur
0erren uub Damen. Wafage, Cub.
ueraugen Operationsn. Often Gag
unb Na1t.
geionbere 8abtanfalt fur Damsn.
G9rl 6eted, Gisentbiimer.
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0rnnbet8entbums Iebertraguneen.
Nnita @. NOjeran on Grip 8ormann,
200 Nfer an ber 2sOna, 10 Meilen bon
Der Stabt, 81. 900.
Grans WdQer on 6. 3. lrbabn,
$beil zines @ruubfiades an OR.@oms
merce StraBe, $175.
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Grcmritons. Staten mad, bsm sub

GgcaritonS,Nate na1 benz Sub.
oaen tiber bic @hblibe pacifie ober
Suniet 8 Babn. Gin Jabrpreis fir
bin unb aurtt, nit 80 Saaen 3eit fir
bic &hdfabrt. Sage bes gertaufs: {:
20. unb 81. December. Man frage
nod Sideis via Sunfet Sinie. Nu1
nur ein Gabrpreis nod Nem Orleans,
Co., unb 3urhf.
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APPEALS AND DEGREES.
Divorces Asked for and Granted I'm
District Court.

Charles A. Baltzell was made defendant
IN Il suit for divorce filed yesterday by
Lille May Baltzell Mrs. Raltzell say.
she and her husband were married July
io' 1888. and that August o, 1894. her hus-
band deserted her and one child. leaving
them without support
An order was signed vest erday In Eou;ty
court No. 2 by Justice Hagner directing
Johh Roland 10 pay Bridget p Boland ali.
mony in the sum of $40 per month and
counsel fees TO tho amour, of $50.
olive H. Dash.el was granted a decree
CT divorce from Julius NJ Dashiell yester.
day. In Equity Court No. I. by Justice Cox
Inc custody OF their child e. w. Dawson
Dashlell. was given 10 Mrs. Dashiell. and
the defendant was ordered not to modest or
interfere with her or the cnild
DlVorce proceedings were instituted YES
terday by Benjamin F. Miller a resident o,
i.angdon, against Lotto May Miller on the
grounds aof cruelty. II is set forth in the
petition tina; they were married January IL
lSSS. The plaintiff states that his wifes
temper is not only violent and ungovern.
able, out almost satanic, ana charges that
she often threatened TO kill him. swore at
him and at one time knei; and prayed that
some one would murder him o. throw yilrio
in his face.
MIR. Miller also declares that his wife
drove him from the house, but ne has since
continued 10 contribute a portion of his
wages to her and their three children
which he proposes TO do hereafter whether
his petition for divorce is granted or not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-18
Drove Through the Procession.

An elderly man named John W. Galla-
CHER was arrested on Pennsylvania avenue
yesterday afternoon for driving through
funeral procession. In attempting 20 pass
between tn. carriages the pole of one Of
the vehicles caught the rear wheel of his
surrey and disabled it. Mr.. Gallagher be-
came very indignant and seemed anxious
to have the hackman arrested for injuring
his wheel.
Policeman Dyer of the first precinct set
tied the trouble with as little delay as pos
sible by arresting Mr.. Gallagher. Under
the funeral entered a complaint against
him and the was required to leave IS col
lateral at the station for his appearances
and the collateral he had deposited was
forfeited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-18
CRUISING FOR PLEASURE.
Mr.. George BullOush of England Ar
rives With His Yacht.

The English yacht Rhouna arrived here
this morning shortly before 10 o'clock and
moored at the wharf of the Great Falls
Ice Company. at the foot Of 10th street
southwest. The yacht is owned by Mr..
George Bullough Of Accrington, England,
who is on pleasure cruise. having with
him a number of friends The yacht left
Norfolk yesterday morning at O'Clock
and steamed up the Potomac as far as
Matthias Point, the party on board desiring
to see the beauties of the river by daylight.
At Norfolk Pilot James A. Richardson was
taken on board, and brought the boat safe
ly through
The Rhouna is one of the largest and
prettiest yachts that has visited this city
for several years. The boat IS % feet in
length and has a tonnage of So tons. On
account of the two rather large masts. the
vessel has the appearance of a ship. Its
speed is given at seventeen knots an hour
crew of thirty-five is aboard.
The yacht left Oban, Scotland, five
months ago, and during that time the
party has been cruising in various waters.
With Mr.. BulIough are Lieut. Milward Mr.
F. B. Crew and Mr.. r. Mitchell who are
mis- guests. The party was at Tampa a
short time ago engaged in tarpon fishing
The start for this city was made just be-
fore the blockade was started. While off
Bermuda the yacht was chased by some
boat, thought at The time to- be a gum
boat, but she easily ortran her pursuer
Night before last the boat passed the St
Paul just off Cape Henry, but attracted no
notice. The boats passed each other in the
night, and the colo-s of neither ship could
be seen.
Mr.. Bullough was asked by Star report
er for his views on the war between Spain
and the United States but he declined to
say anything. preferring not to give express
sion to his sentiments. Some of the mem
bers of the crew are more emphatic and
express the belief that the United States
is entirely too slow in the conquest of Gu
ba- Had Ii been England instead of the
United States" said one of the petty Off
GERS. Cuba would have been long ago I'M
der our flag"
The Rhouna is under charge of Capt
G. H. Prior. The boat will remain in this
city for three or four days, giving every
body a chance for sightseeing. Upon leav-
ing here the boat will proceed directly to
the home of the owner in England