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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-03-17
THE OTHER GIRL.


stood round the immense heaP' IN al
tl'udeS deno'lng various degrees Oh im
patience apologlzed'
"It IS 0i no consequence 'ald Lad
Mannl"5Voh' III 'one 'i6'i'y i"6
was OF the greatest. Molly shook he
head at me and smiled
looked at tne '"o lauleS ana u
fIencn mald' ana 'nen l i0oNeo "' Vi
immature ma, mountain
ne oiou6i ii"~ IL O"ty o'"''0 ~
TWO, o. ni"'su' y ,,..
Oslss'e Can walk S"iu H"Oy Wan
nlng'on'
l snail De 8Iad oI nef company
responded Politely'
Lady Warrington glanced at Ii
douotiully' 'IefnaPs she coulo man
age by the coachman' she suggested
HIS vile Is most parVicuiar' l III
terPosed' quickly,
i should prefer 10 walk lian''
said Molly with an "lf oi mucn 8oo'
nature
"Terhaps that VIII be oesI' Lao.
Warrington conceded reluctantly
u am sure OF It, l indorsed' heaft
n.y.
I'll 0hi. your aunt naa sent III
omnibus Lady Warrington began
aSg[le'edly'
III was most careless oi her, / "o
mltted instantly l caught Molly
eye She had a curious way oi smlI
ing at noIhlng'
So Molly and started to walk owe
the crisp snow just outside the sta
ton l helped hef over 'he s'lis; "
may as well take the short cut l OBJ
served II Is not 80 very inuo" io"S'i
and | have 50 much to say to YOU
what about? asked Molly
l hesitated' III Is aoouI " II'en
OF nine, l replied at length
ION .
"He Is IN the deuce OF a mess
began cOnhdentlaIIy' Il want you
help.
" ha. can 10 : "'Neo NOi''
opening her eyes
you can advise me- l repIle'
taking courage "A woman $ Wit
Molly was pleased "Uo on MI
Trevor.
81 fear you Will vi i, tnlnh my lrien
Pal'lc"l"rly iooi'sn' l S"''' s0i'0"
lulIy, -, :.
cry NNeIy' IePiie" NOi'9' '"'"'
terently'
u assure you he l'S Iidnn .,., 54o :, y
points outl' happened gu ""ii''
to marry him'
" nat eAcl"lnleo Noii|'
can can 'nlnA r',1 Siia' sue 60" III -'D''
| fsPil0u' T ""VoI'V,'Ir.', u, ,,',,1 ...., - -,
/ nope S''' O-0-ly' } ~ %.t
gong TO Tell Lie any 'H'"S '-"' '' ">
proper ,.r,
On' no. iePiis"' "a, | ~ -
9'rI was quite FeSPs0'apl' AN -
P"i'tT' .c, "is I'9S' I ,;.
one u. [ 'Ouiu NV nav ~ 1'''
"'V0' '''O --O--y' "1' I,.,. = =,
l S'OPPso u TEST VIC ''''Na'A VI u
Ice over d pool s.,
/ nave seen ilet iooN qu''e "''e'
remarked 'nouSn''uii!
lou hno" Hel "SNe0 -10ii
quickly
"Oh' yes, II WASH Is"i'! the q
who wanted 10 marry my iiie"u,
was her mother mean the moth'
wanted the glFI TO marry my lrienu'
hope l make myself clear
a don't think that improves ma
ters' retorted Molly,
"She has large family o1 uaugl
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-03-17

A Berks county pa woman fell in
a faint upon seeing her husband enter
the church door and sit alongside her
in a pew for the FIRST time in twenty
years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-03-17

his uedu.
at could not have been a great
loss, observed Molly, disdainfully.
Moo; but it was the only one he
had, and he was accustomed to it. He
didn't know what to do. So he said
he was already engaged.
"Did he say already ?
Eyes" 1t was a cold day, but l
mopped my brow with my handker-
chief.
Molly uttered peal of silvery
laughter. 81 am really sorry for that
girl, but it served her right.
"The girl didn't turn hair. She
simply Strengthened herself up and
asked to whom he was engaged.
"Well?"
"He blurted out the name Of the
other girl. He couldn't think of any
other name.
"To whom, of course, he is not en-
gagged ?'
"No; and I don't suppose she would
have him. She is far, far too good for
him.
uTs that vour whole story ."
Very nearly. The girl went away
and told her mother, who came up
gushingly and congratulated him. She
is true sportswoman. Afterward she
went about telling everybody of the
engagement, and nay friend has had to
receive congratulations ever since.
How awkward :" said Molly, medi-
tatively. Has the other girl heard Of
it?"
"Notyss;. This all happened yes
terday."
15g.5 5'' n,a .bo ,,.o,..4 :. Aha
other girl is expected to arrive at the
Towers almost Immediately
Dear me, said Molly. $50 your
friend is at the Towers now?'
~ ,..ol,LlSI
P'',r'' ,T',,,. = t -, I,,,.b nr+ :. ,,ost
70, ,,,l,, "a Won ton mo
1I4 = o.,
'' ~ ,,.a,.4 ,.,,,. ...I,,;oo
.trLa ' : ,ta atI,ar ,,;,l ." ,.tod
~ :.
I'D "P,,s.a w. 5o,,'l ..l, Co.. n.,oos i'm
,.,..I
P'''9' ,.-. ,.l a..
-, ;.l;, I,s -, a. 49,
'''L, "c, o.. ,4l,;,.,,,4 49, ,,.,f,ot .,
'r' s.i ''y ,'.''0 '''
oI. ].,L. 4" rr,...o1 ,ro1Ir s,t;r-
io.Ilr ' ''''''
"Yon might almost be the other
Girl Yourself" I went on, with careful
carejessness.
oReaIIv - said Molly. u believe
that must he considered q compli-
mont Thank Won very much"
oVbat" asked with elaborate in
difference "wonId Won do if YOU were
the other girl?"
Molly stopped and broke off sprig
of red berries. They were not so red
as her lips. "Of course" she said,
Il should be very annoyed"
"Ah, of course, said I, forlornly.
"At any rate, l should pretend to
be very annoyed"
"But really I began, delight
ed.
ooh, that would depend on the
man."
osrnnosiro for the sake Of illnstra-
tion said I, surveying the wide ex-
nansa Of neipbboring field ~ was
the man ?"
"Tbis Is nonsense" said Molly.
eve cant make believe to that ex-
tent"
49,
w"' '11 s--,;-,
- W
p"' - ,..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-03-17

Mamma, if a child should be born
on the ocean, to what nation would it
belong?" "Why, to the nation to
which his father and mother belonged,
Of course" "Well, I know. But sup
pose his father and mother were not
with him. Supposing he was travel
ing with his aunt ?"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-03-17

Miss Cora Clapp, niece Of Mr..
Charles Broadway Rouss,snd Mr. Hugh
Hagar were married at Mr.. Rouss pa
latial residence in New York recently.
The marriage brings forth romantic
story. The couple met about year
ago The groom, who Is a cousin Of
Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee, and whose family
live at Culpeper Court-lIouse, was at
that time so poor that he was sleel ing
in the rear of a fruit store at IS Bar
clay street 1t was a case Of love at
first sight, and the poor young nan
persisted in his attentions to Miss
Clapp despite the protests Of the Rouss
household The young man was finally
forbidden TO enter the house, and then
Miss Clapp showed her constancy by
going to see him at bis place Of busI-
uess. Mr.. Rouss held out until he saw
it was uselvss to interfere longer, aud
then consented.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-03-17
NO 7 ICE.
CHARLES Town. w. Va.
nnrnmhnr II lNNH

December II, 1891.
am very much in need of money to
meet the obligations of State aud county
| have no resource for raising money
other than that of collecting the taxes
which are now overdue. | therefore ask
that youput forth an extraordinary effort
and help relieve me from the situation.
Nothing would give me more pain than
10 have 10 collect the taxes by law, which
| will have to do if not paid promptly.
EUGENE BAKER Sheriff
Dec. Is, lsg7-tf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-03-17
NEW VOL. 33.--NO. 20.
Rules for Long Life.

Here are a series of rules for lon
gevity set forth by Sir James Sawyer,
a noted English physician, who says
that by their practice one should reach
100 years
l. Eight hours sleep.
,. Sleep on your right side.
s. Keep your bedroom window open
all night.
/. Have mat to your bedroom
door.
3. Do not have your beds.ead against
the wind.
6 No cold tub in the morning, but
a bath at the temperature of the body.
:. Exercise before breakfast.
s. Eat little meat, and see that it is
well cooked.
9 (For adults) Drink no milk.
10 Eat plenty Of fat, to feed the
cells which destroy diseased germs.
II. Avoid intoxicsnts, which de-
stroy those cells
10 Daily exercise in the open air
Is. Allow no pet animals in your
living rooms. They are apt to carry
about disease germs.
II. Live in the country il YOU can.
l5 Watch the three D's-drinkmg
water, damp and drains.
l6. Have change of occupation.
II. Take frequent and short hoh-
days.
Is. Limit your ambition, aud
10 Keen your temper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-03-17
II. /. SNYDER PUBLISHER.
TO OUR
Friends and Patrons.

We extend to you our sincerest
thanks for your very liberal patronage
during the past month, and to show
you that we appreciate your kindness
we Will continue to give you
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-03-17

\ full line of Watches, Jewelry. Dia-
moudS. Silycrware. Cut Glass and Fine
China always in stock Fine Repairing
a Specially.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
nit benz seIammten Ma~orerporrut6 absss

nit benz geIdmmten Maarerborratb abses
brunnt. Der @trluft betrGgt $4,000.
@umItag Morgen finb Die Sabriten BEL
r@ranb GapiOs (Mi6.) 0est Company"
u1b Der r9ate Manufacturing Company"
abgebrannt. Ser 8erluit Der ~erfteren Be-
trdgt $4,000, Bel $4,000 8erft6erung.
@onntas Naht 1T Der 9ef4dftstbsiI BET
SrtT9uFt Garpin, Is Meilen nOrbli3 bon
8eue pluine, SSa., abgebrannt. Sa cs an
@afer unb 2019apparaten feblte, 6rGnnier
bic 8ebGube nit ben ganaen Waarenpot=
rGt6en Biz auf ben @runb nieber. SIN Gun=
gem purben ubtaebn 9eT9dftsbduier GER
itDrt; bic @eriiherung piro ungefG9r cir
9rittel beg @erlu1tes beden.
Ser @etreibeYpeider unb bas WoIenGasel
Der Sirma s. 6. Glofe &c 60. in SDrOn
Mih., iinb GOnmtug Morgen abgebranni
Ser @erlult betrdgt $4,000 Bel $4,000
8erfi9erung.
Ser Opern6aus in albuquerque, g. M.
1T am leBten Montag pD1ig abgebrannt
unb Der tao1rA angerihte:s 8erluit 5etrd9.
unnG6ernO $4,000. Sn Sem Os6dups te.
fanben fiA biele @ei4IFisbursaus, bersr
Ginri9tua9c1 bpuitdnbig 5erItD=1 fino. Sl'
@erfi9erungsiumme betrGgt $l27,000.
Sin Seuer 5%eritDrte in Srupling, Mi4.. BIZ
9Ol3luger BON Sailing, 9anion $50, pobe
100000 SUB 8dubol5 perarannten uni
elm @9absn BON $4,000 angeri9tst ipurbe
9srfelbs 1T Do1itdnbig burb 8erii4erun!
g.bedt. IA @~obnbduier fino e6enfaqs ger
it0rt unb babur9 Elm S9aben bon $75O(
angeri6tet pprbsn. Die 8eriidsruns in Die
fen SGuen lit nur unbebsuteno.
Die alten 9aberibum'i9en Hrismii6len
bic einen Der dlteften 8lods in @apunndh
@a., bilDen, inOem zines Der ba5u gebOrtger
@ebduoe bereits 1923 errihtet puroe, fin
am @Dnntag bur9 cine Ssuersbrunt 5erit0r
itrabl entitanoen.
Sn Mefabp, Minn., tit g. 20. Sins groB
5Ggemii6le nebft ben %anitOBenotn @ebdu-
li6feiten lebte Na6t burb ETH. 6euersbrunf
ppnitdnbig 3erit0rt pOrben. Der @erluTt be
trdgt $4,000 unb 1T tbeilpeiie bur9 Der
Ii9erung geOedt.
Sn goungsOiue, 9u., fat MOntos MOr9sr
cine 6~euersbrunit folgenoe 8erlulte anae
ri9tet:
gounasDiue Manufacturing Gompani
$4,000, @srTi6erung $4,000; S. u. Ga
gerboG $500, @erfi4erung s4OO; @sreltn'
Mi6le $1,000, teine 8erii4eruns.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
Ranbnoro.

Cine Gpt3ialoepei9o aug pepin. Wis.,
fagt: Murp Selbon, bic 17idbrige SO9ter
S6omas Selbon's, zines 6armers, Der in
Elmer Nnfeblung atpei Meilen norbDftli9
bon 9epin ipo9nt, tpurbe Sonneritag Na9s
mittag seg.n 1 ubr BON 8Gu6ern ermorbet,
tpd6renb fe fi4 alein gu Suufe bsfanb. Die
&duber Iebten oas 9aus in 8ranb, UNI bic
Spuren ibrts 8erbre9ens gu bertpii9en.
0ie 2ei6s mar nubeau bonn 5euer berSebrt,
muir einige Der grDBeren &nOfen unb Der
@9Gbel tpuren nod 5temli9 unoerI e6rt.
Wfan glaubt, baB &aubluit bas Mptib Der
Shat mar, ba $500 uus benz SauIe febien,
Cine perod4tiee perion purOe beute perz
baftst.
G0otli@ eefdofen.
Or. George %, Ruib BON Sabannab,
Ga, bat in 9apton, O6io, ieinem
S9piegerputer, George 9etpitt, in bes
2eBteren @obnung cine t0ot;i@e G@uBs
tpunbe beigsbrd9t, Die beihn Mdnner
batten auf febr geipanntem IJuBe mit=
chamber gtlebt. Or. &uI6 batte Wontug
Mbenb in Oepitfs 9uuit borgefpro4en, Inn
feline Srau ub5ubolen, iein S9tpiegerouter
aber mics ibm Die Sbiire unb lief NIT einem
bo9 emporsef9ipungenen Stuble 9in1er ibm
fer. Rufb lparnte i'm, ibm ni4t gu na9e gu
fommen, unb feuerte glei9 barauf breimal
feinen Hebolber auf Oetpitt ab. &qe brei
&ugeln brangen benz alien Mann in bic
Brut. @ein @bleben lit isBt ieben Nusenz
Bid 81 erparten.
Dom S6wieeeriohn eefdofen.
@iliam @en3el, @i~gentbiimer zines SUI
pelierlabens in SOmab, Mis., purOe bon letz
mem S9pisgerfobn 81. s. 2Dn4 oltr4 etnsn
Rebolberi9 uB i4lperu nb tabrI6einli9 tOotz
li6 bernunbet. Wsn5el mar, als er gei9oiz
fen purbe, in Itinem 2aben an Der 4r6eit.
Samilien5piit tpiro als bic i1rfaGe her SLUT
that angegeben. Die &u5el mar Wen5el in
ben Muno sei9offen poroen unb aus benz
baden berausge5ogen Spn4 1T berz
baftet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
9ermtTmteH.
Srauerconpent.

Ser SO. iG6rli6e Gonpent Ger ullniteb Sta
tes 8retpers Nhociation" 1purbe I'M lebten
Mtttpo9 in Ntlantic gttp, 81. S., unz
ter 8or1ib beg PrGfibenten Sergn@r er0ffz
net. @tfpa 400 9elegaten tparen dntpeienb.
Sn Ieiner SubresaOrehe fa9ts Der Prdfioent,
baB Der 8ierfonium ndbreno beg Sa6res
1897 fi6 auf 34,423,094 SAP b%eluufen ha5e,
1 100000 SAP i~psni9er als IN Sabre porber.
@r mn9te auf bic S6atiaAe aufmertIam,
6aB ben 8rauerintereien bon Dem 9eTtern in
8raft 9etretenen 8rie9sfteuergeieB 9efoRr
orobe, neil bur4 bic bObe Stsuer Der Saz
brifant biuigen unb minbermsrt6igen 8ieres
~perleitet perbe, 1etn Prpbutt su einem pretie
in ben Martt gu bringen, Der nie5riger 1T,
als gu mel9em bic 8rauer beIerer 8iere ibre
@daren osrfaufen t0nnten.
Die Contention fat 0onneritag fir bas
nG9Ite Sabr bic fplgenben 8eamtsn eripdblt:
prdiibent: s. Wiaium 8ersner. p9iIa@
beGpbia.
DISQUALIFICATION: &u0olp6 8ranb, gbi@
caso, unb Sra 0anneburg, Sem gort.
S9abmeiiter: Mm. 8. &ingler, geelp
gort.
Setret6r: &i9arb &aBenmaper, Nep gott.
Setter bts 2iterarii9en Bureaus: 9adus
SbOman.
Sruitees: Sliber Gurte, Bottom; Gbtparb
Srautn6eim. pittsburs; Charles 8orn IT,,
Columbus, D.; Sreberid s.. 9ottlieb, 8ulz
timore; $. SO, &ueter, Bolton; 9erman
@traub, pittsburg; SObn SOeB it,, @inz
cinnati; paul u. Gee9er, Baltimore; s. %.
8ergner, philadelphia; 6. 8. pontOtp, 8nfz
faGo; SO. 9Offmunn, Seem gOrt; 9ottftie6
arueger, Netpart; s. 8. Pabt. Milmautee;
Sames Sbeurer, Chicago; 8. 90. Nt9olaus,
ct. 2ouis; s. SLAB, Pbilaoelp6ia; S. M.
8rotpn, 8rootlpn; s. s. 8. 9ipfel, Nep
gort, unb ,Sobn M. &rbner IT,, p5ilaoelpbIe.
Detroit tpurbe aIs Srt Der aG4iten Con-
bention ertpd6lt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
mo9enfdau
Cg9IuB BON Der 2. 9eite.)

f9uB BON $56,980,359 Der Iusfu6ren iibsr
bic @%infubren pG6renb be5 Moaats gtdr,
mas cine @aarenbiIan3 gu @uniten Der @er.
@taaten BON $571,889,077 in Elf Wsondtsn
bes He6nungsjobres md4t. tpG9rsno RettO@
eiufu6ren an Sob $102,O26, 989 6,trAger,
p6pD6G in feinem frii6eren 5isfaliahre bic
Rettoeinfu6ren bon Sob $97, 466.127 in
1882 ii6eri9ritten BADEN.
Nt6t peniger pi6tig lit Der umtlids @us=
re:s, bdB unfere Station dnoeren Itattonen
1O,O58, 2O8 8u16el Wei5en un0 204, 600
Buf6el Mais in III MOnuten ~gsltefert bat,
Ubne ben 3ufu6ren BON 5urmern @inbaIt 81
46un, uno baB lie Wei3en um 20 Gents
fallen fe6t, neil cine @rnte in Iu5fi9t eez
Steut nirb, Die I'm 100, 1000 8uI5el gro
Der lit als bic leBtjGbrige. Dieter Prs;situr3
tpiirbe friifer getOmmen iein, penn ni9t 2eiz
ter mad gr0Berem @etpinn ausgeidaut fGtte.
Ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lit fir Die Sab
res5eit anbauernb grDB, O6tpp9l Der preis
frob qiintiger g~rnteausii6ten INN 1/16 in
bic 606e gegangen tft. Die NahFraqe fir
SFa6rit3tpede i'm Nuslanbe lift gut urto tonz
trouirt 2iperpooI, unb gu bieier fpdten Sat
1on ii6erldBt Nmerita Oas Ma4en bee preiIe
2iberpool.
&p6eiien lit auBergepDbnli9 fGau, obtpobl
8efemer nod Die Brei5ftetgung BON Gsbtrr
Mo3e 6Glt unb anoere Sprten iino ni6t
n%ennenspertb niebriger. Seine Qbndbme III
i'm 8erbrau9 fihtbar unb ipd6rsnO Barren
f9pa9 iinb, iinb ie in Pittsburg UNI q
Gents in Die 9Obe gegan9en, pG6ren5 Gbt=
cago INNER mod bebeutenbe Gontrutte fiji
Die Saiion BON Wagenz Gi1 e~nbabntpaaenz
unb f%OnItigen Sobrifanten beri9st. 59pe=
reg Giienble9 tit better i'm Often, aber 0iinne
PGatten iinb nirgenbs better. 6abrifen fin
gifsn fir 8au3pede iinb fir ben CONNER
boQauf bef4Gftigt unb BADEN snei bemerz
tenStpert6 CUTE @o6en in Chicago in 8ez
5ttQungen fir @ebGube unb 8riiden qebabt.
8anferott.
Ste Bottom @OOen 9ofe anb Ru6her
COMPANY lit bunterott. 8erbiubGi9teiteh
$1,20O,O00.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
Ep1tPrHhriimHe.

Cine @pe3ialbepef6e uus Part @itp,
l1tab, faqt: Ser @ef9dftst6eiI BON Bari
Gitb an MainitraBe, lit Sonntag nit Nus
nubme einiger menigen 9ei4dftSbduier am
oberen @nOe Der StraBe, b~oIitGnbig nieberz
qe6rannt. 9as Seuer bra4 9egen 4 u6r i'm
Nmerican 6ptel aus un6 berbreitete it6,
bur6 einen Itarfen Siibpinb angefa6t, bic
qan3e StraBe binunter. Ser gan5e Sc
I6GftstRiG 1T iebt cine Sriimmermaife, Der
@6absn biirfte 9egen cine MiIion OOllars
b~etragen.
0aS @tdbt6sn @rooe Gitp, 3d., tpuro(
Mittpp9 Na6t BON einsr piitbenoen Geuers=
6runit 6eimgeiubt, bic in Der @affen6aus
aum Mus6ru9e gefommen NOR. 9te Staot
bat feline regulGre 6euerpebr unb bic fret.
piuiqs seuertpe6r mar auBer Stanoe, ben
Itmfidqreifen Der Slammen @inbaIt gu tbun
9ebn @ebGube tpurben 5eritOrt, barunter BIZ
6auptIG9li9iten 9ebdube Der @taot. Sim
qun3e Mn8a6I 2eute ent9ing nit tnoppel
Nuib Der @eFabr, in ben Slammen um5u.
fommen. Ser nriprung Oes Seuers lit IN.
befannt. Der @9aben Oiirfte $4,000 be.
tra9en.
Sn @burGotte, Sa., 1tnb Mttttpo9 fritz fol:
osnbe @ebGube ubgebrannt: e. 3. So5G.
mann's giientpaarengei9dft; M. 8. @ohl:
mann's Sotel unb 3eitauraEion; Die BAN
BON Gbarlo:te; 2augbtin's Npot6ete I'M:
me6rere anOere 9ebdube. Der 9erluit De-
trdgt gegen $4,000.
Su Lagrange, MihOuri, a@t Meilen boz
bter. limb beute Moreen i'm Mittelpuntt be-
0uincp, 81, iiub Oonneritug Morgen in
Mittelpuntt bss 0rtes as9n Gri44is9auie'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
1loro=Wisconiin.s

eSSn elmer 8er1ummlung Der Oelegdtsn gum
Rorbe@ isconIinz 99iibenfeit in Bauiau,
Wis., ipuroe cine bauernbe Organization gu
9tanbe ge6ra9t. Sonntag 8Ormittag fano
bas Seam 99ieBen 1tatt uno an Na9z
mittuq purbe s. s. S9mibt bon Wilmautee
ais 96ibenf0nig gefrOnt. Oa5 Set tpurOe
5onntaq M6enb nit einem gaa bei4lOIen.
DenfmatG nthilun9.
Die in sSadionOiIe, 5lu., hurgenomz
meme @%ntbiuung bes 9entmuls fir
bic i'm giraertriess gefallenen @Onz
f0berirten mar iniOfern Elm bemerz
fensmert6es GreigniB, als DieIelbe i'm
8eiI elm elmer sroBen @n3ubG Don 8unbes=
trllppen 1tattfanb unb Elm @ntel General
Grants, uGs MitglieO bes Stabes bon Sen.
See, bic garabe beii4ti9te, in pelder bus
Sternenbanner friebli9 neben benz BON ben
aGten conf0berirten 8eteranen getragtnen
3ebsQenbanmr f~latterte. Ser 3ug mar etn
impoianter urb es nabmen oaran &egimens
ter bon SGinois, Seem Seriep, Soma, isis
conIin, 9irginien unb NorbzGarolin1 t9etf.
Deridme5une pom Disqualification.
Gin pi9tigss 9asgeIdaft, meldes felt brei
cSSabren i'm 9ange sspeien 1T, lit fiir3lI9
burd @erI6mel3ung Der 2eu9t6as9sIeaz
f6aften BON Nqegbenp gountp, pa.,
gum abi6lufe 9ebro4t lpOrbsn. Dos
8etriebsfapttal Der neN'n GsIeai4afi
betraet $11,oOO,ooo, peIdss wie fOIgt
pertbeilt lit: 100000 priOritdts=
Mftien, 100000 gemO3nti&e unb
$5,O0O,00 5~proaentige f~inf5ia Sabre lauz
tenbe @olobonbs. 2ebtere i'nD ale 9easi9z
net unb bic Mlebr5abl Der Decentralization
limb ebenfaus untergebru6t. Die CUR neuen
Company gsb0rigen 9sieIf6uften iiub:
Die pittsburg 8as Company, Sic 9ei1
gno @as Company uno bie 5rantIin 9as
Company bon 9ittsburg, bic @ues1enD @as
Company uno bic &Qes9sEp illuminating
BON 4aeg9enp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22

Sc 6errf9t in ~&OmitantinOpeI 9rOBe gs>
IorgniB in 6olee zines @erii9ts, buB Der
frii6ere &Dnig MiIan bon Serbien beabii9s
:igt, nit 8ulgarisn einen STREET pom 3aun
gu bre9en, I'm cine innere llmtpdl5un5 in
Serbien 6erbor3urufen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
China.
1r1itteI= uno Sios Nmerifa.

Ser nicaraguanif6e GongreB tpeigert fi9,
ben 5riebenspertrag, tpel9er BON ben Conn
miiIGrsn bon Gotta Rica unb Hiearagua an
&c. Npril an 8orb bes ameritanii9en& riggs
I9iffes ,Nlert" unter5ei6net tpurbe, gut5uz
beiBen, penn Der 8ertrug ni9t au9 BON ben
Gongref1en bon Salbabor uno 9puburas,
tpel9e nebft Nicuragua bic sroBe Republit
bon MitteIamerita bilben, angenpmmsn
pirb.
SIN peiIi9en Nicaraeua bat am 18. Wai
RE Eegenaeit ~begOuneT, unb es bat ieitbein,
entpeber Bel Sage ODER Bel gaa9t, forttpGb<
renb geregnet.
Die 3eitungen ereeben ii9 in 8etru9tun@
Gen iiber bic Monroez9 ottrin, nobel piels
be6aupten, baB bic Ser. @tauten feline 8s>
re9tigung gu benz &riege NIT Spanien bate
ten, unb bic 8efir9tung ousbriiden, bdB
tie amerifanii9e &~egierung ii9 i9lieBlia
au9 in bic politii9en 4ngelegenbeiten bon
M%ittelamerita einmiI9en tOnnte.
Ser gongreB bon peru lit i'm 8eiiein Der
&i9ter, uIer Mitgfieber bes OiplomdtiibtH
Corps uab aublrsi6er unseiebener 8irger
erDffnet porben. prdibeut pierOla psrIas
feline 8Oti4aft, pel9e bsifaais au%feenOmuIsu
tpuroe.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-07-22
WHAT IT WILL COST.
Estimate OF What Uncle sam Must Pay to
send Prisoners Homs-Cheaper
Than to Keep Them.

Washington, July IS. Since definite
news of the surrender of Santiago has
been received the problem Of getting
the prisoners safely home is straining
the nerves Of officials at Washington.
1t is estimated by officials Of the de-
partmeut that it will cost about SIS a
man This is thought to be n fair allow
ance- A vessel could probably take
1000 men, so that for the round trip
from Europe to Cuba and back again
each ship would receive SIS, 600. There
are said to be about p. COO men to
sent home, 50 that the cost of trans
pOrtatiOn will be S625, 900. In addition
to this charge, there viii be the cost
Of guard Of about 1, 900 men at 81 a
day and the cost of a camp equipment
for the guard According to estimates
Of the COmmissary department it
would cost half a million dollars TO
feed the men for 60 days If they were
kept prisoners Of war, so it will be
much cheaper to get rid of them at
once.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-07-22
A HINT FROM DEWEY.
German Cruiser at Manila Again Attempts
TO Ignore the Admiral and Is Quickly
Brought to Time

London, July 19.-The Hong Kong
correspondent of the Daily Mail says:
United States Consul Wildman informs
me that as the German cruiser Irene
was passing Mariveles, OF Manila,
the other day, the United States gun
boat Hugh McCulIOch was sent after
her 70 ask her to stop. As the Irene
refused to obey a shell was sent
across her bow and a small boat sent
to discover what she was doing. The
German admiral protested and insisted
that German ships had right to en-
ter the harbOr without being searched,
a claim which Admiral Dewey de-
clined to recognize. 1t is reported
that Admiral Won Diedrich, who is
in command of the German squad
ron at Manila, interviewed Capt. Chi
chester, Of the British cruiser Immor-
talite, as to what he would do if the
Germans interfered with the bonn
bardment Of Manila Capt Chiches-
ter replied that only Admiral Dewey
and himself knew that.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-07-22
sANTIAGO's GOVERNMENT.
Many Questions Must Be Settled Regarding
the New Charge Of Uncle sam-Has
Population OF 10000.

Washington, July 1S.-COineident
with the occupation Of Santiago there
are a vastvariety Of questions which are
being considered by the president and
his cabinet respecting the future pO-
Htical conditions which are to obtain
there. These will have to be settled
whether the government Of Santiago
province shall be a military one or a
civil one with military powers vested
in the executive officer, or other form
Of administration. Unlike the Philip
pines, which, although nominally in
our possession, are not formally so,
all questions Of Jurisdiction over and
administration Of the occupied ter
ritOry Of Santiago must be met imme-
diately- Santiago itself is a city OF
approximately 40, 900 people, and in
addition there are a large number Of
people in the captured territory whose
interests viii have to be looked after.
The commercial side Of the matter
also must be attended to promptly.
Santiago being ours, the presumption
follows that the blockade main tanned
by this government viii be declared
not to exist and the place made an
open pOrt-the government maintain
ing a strict surveillance to keep sup
plies from getting beyond Santiago
and being furnished 10 the Spaniards.