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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-09
CHARGED WITH CONTEMPT.
wife Wants to Force Her Husband to
Live with Her

wife Wants to Force Her Husband to
Live with Her.
In the Superior Court Saturday Sarah
Anderson through her attorneys, Messrs.
Twiggs & Oliver, filed contempt proceed
ings against her husband, William Ander-
son. The court recently issued an order
directing him to return and live with her
and to pay her $25 attorneys fees and the
costs of court. She says he has failed 10
do this, and asks for a. rule for contempt.
Judge Fallgant has directed him to show
cause in the matter on May IA.
Mary Rsclxley filed suit for temporary
alimony against her husband John Henry
Rackley. She says he is earning $50 a
month and charges that he has deserted
her.
In the matter of Charles Brickman and
Others against Annie Nelson, a consent de-
cree was taken providing for the division
of 1858, the proceeds Of the sale of the
property involved. The costs of cour1
amount to $2lS.72. After the payment OF
the costs in the case, the balance will be
divided between Charles Brickman ana
Others, heirs to the property.
Francis L. Hincks, former subject OF
the Queen of Great Britain and Ireland,
was made a citizen of the United States in
the Superior Court yesterday. He said he
wanted TO enlist with the Savannah Volun-
teer Guards and so 10 war, and in order to
be on the safe side IN every respect he
thought he would take out his citizens pa
pers.a
Ben Kronstat, subject of the Car of
Russia. declared his Intention of becoming
citizen in the Superior Court. He is de-
sirous Of enlisting in the Sixth Cavalry
Regiment of the United States regulars.
and took this step. as a prerequisite.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-09
HENRY VIII DID NOT DO 1T.
An Emphatic Denial That He Found
cd the Church of England.


cd the Church of England,
Rev. ]. L. scully of st. Paurs Episcopal
Church preached a most interesting SER
mon yesterday morning, dealing in an
emphatic manner with the question of the
foundation of the church, and particular
ly emphasizing the fact that the church
of England was not founded by Henry
VIII.
Rev. Mr.. Scully has, on several occa-
sions of late, it is said, had the statement
made to him that the Church OF England
was founded by Henry VIII. He has also
had the question put to him by a num-
Der OF members of his congregation as to
whether that statement was true. In or
der to more positively emphasize his con-
tradietion of it, he stated in his sermon
yesterday. and has made the statement on
othSr occasions that he would give SlO0
to any charity named, if any person
would prove that the Church Of England
was founded by Henry VIII.
He began with an explanation as 10 the
origin Of the Church of England, going
back to the days of Edward the Comics
sor and Of the historian Bede, who speaks
distinctly Of the Church Of England, ap-
parently in every way as separate and
apart from the Church of Rome William
the Conqueror, with Norman views and
feelings, endeavored 70 establish the SUI
premacy of the Pope of Rome, but found
that the sentiment of the people was so
strongly against it that he could not press
the matter. The people never did reeog-
nize the Pope Of Rome as supreme, he said.
and before the time OF Henry VIII they
discarded seme Of the doctrines upon which
the Roman Church insisted.
Rev. Mir. Scully went into the ma tier of
the history of Henry's marriage to Cath
crime of Aragon under a. special dispensa-
tion of the Pope, and his subsequent an
nulment of that marriage, because II was
decided by practically all Of the Bishops
of the Church Of England, and by the Uni
versities OF Oxford and Cambridge, that
the Pope was not supreme there and did
net control the Church OF England 1t
was stated ny prominent historian thar
Henry had endowed the Church of Eng
land. and many have construed that into
the statement that he founded it, which
is grossly incorrect. Henry himself was
an ardent advocate of the Roman Church.
nevertheless he took the opportunity af-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-09
NUHEz GOES no wAsHINGroN.
Carries information About Rest Way
to Invade. Cuba

to Invade Cuba.
Brunswick. Ca. May s.-The Morning
News correspondent had an interesting in
terview with Gen. Nunez at Waycross yes-
terday morning. He was en- route to Wash
ington city. Reliable advices state this
is for the purpose OF conveying Informal
ton from Gen. Gomez to the war depart
ment as to where the army of invasion
should land. Whpe this is not given out
from Gen. Nunez. the following clrcum-
stances lend color to its truthfuness He
left Key West Friday and arrived at
Tampa about p m. His presence there
seems to have escaped the newspaper men
and he left at o'clock for Washington,
arriving a Waycross yesterday morning.
Gen. Nunez states that he may not re-
main at Washington an hour, but will re-
turn Immediately to head one
wing of the Cuban army Of
invasion. The invasion of Cuba, Gen.
Nunez says, will not be made until Ad-
miral SIMPSONS feet meets the Span
iards and they have a battle. He says il
would not do for the United States army
TO enter Cuba now, or before the North
Atlantic squadron engages the Spaniards
and Is ready to back up the troops. He
does not think Matanzas will be used for
landing place, but says as the fihbusters
got on Cuban soil all right he does not
think the army viii have trouble.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-09
POLITICS IN GEoRGIA.
Comments of Editors and the Caudi-
dates in the Field.

dates in the Field.
Prof. Fitzpatrick OF Newton has an
nounced himself for the Senate Benton
Odum will make his announcement for the
Senate in the near future Col. A. L.
Johnson will make the race again for rep
resentative. Ex-Representative e. L.
Hudson is expected to make his announce
ment for representatives soon.
County politics in Hall is warming up.
Two new candidates entered the legisla-
tive race-A. r. Smith and II. Il. Quilain.
W. b. Sloan had previously announced.
and d. IL. Jarrett has been mentioned as
a probable candidate Others may come in
the race. james r. Chamblee Il. NJ. Bell
and w. d. Welchel are running for clerk
of the Superior Court. w. r. Robertson
is having no opposition for tax receiver.
and no other candidates have yet been
announced for the other county Offices
but the present incumbents WILL it is I'M
derstood, be candidates for reelection.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-09
woRTH's SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
sixteenth Annual Celebration a Bie
Success.

Poulan, Ga, May S.-The Worth Coun-
ty Sunday School Association held its
sixteenth annual celebration at Poulan
Tabernacle yesterday. The attendance
was more than 1900 people. There would
have been 500 more, but the Plant system
was unable 60 furnish special train SER
vice, cheir equipment all being used in the
movement OF troops The most striking
feature of the day was lecture of w
5. Witham, president of the State sun
day School Association
After dinner was over the singing con-
test for the banners came of, as follows.
First Choir Contest-The Poulan choir
won.
Second, Glass Contest-The Sylvester
Union proved the winners
Third, School Contest-lIn this the ban
ner was awarded to the Poulan Methodist
Episcopal school.
There are usually about fifteen schools
from all parts OF The county represented
on this occasion.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-09
TRINITY's 10TH BIRTHDAY.
Sunday school CHILDREN Celebrate
Their Anniversary.

The seventy-siXth anniversary Of Trim
ity Sunday school was celebrated at the
church last night in the presence Of
large number of people. The exercises
consisted of a programme participated in
by members Of the school, which ranks
with the largest in the city.
Trinity school is proportionaie to the
large church membership. and when the
group Of children is concentrated. if is an
encouraging one for teachers and other
officers. A full representation was nres
emit to take part in the anniversary eyer
cises, which We're exceedingly wen con.
Quoted and showed the outlook Of the
school 10 be brilliant with promise
That the audience might have an onnor-
tunity to review the school, there was no.
departure from the usual custom OF ba,,y
fore taking the reserved seats. T-bey ~
sembled in the school room and marebed
from there 70 the front entrance Of d.,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-09

lawful act. and much to be deRlored, q
has TUNED OUT 70 De go3send. For IL
has allowed the baciSW0ois cattle to reach
Tie kissiumee river. a Bassinger man
tells that herds of cattle have been pass
Ing his place FOR days going east for water
Tine cutting Of the fences has saved the
lives q thousands Of cattle. most Of them
owned by The small holders. who would
have been ruined had the fences barred
the way. Even as ia is the loss of life
among cattle has been considerable. The
road below Bassvillc is as hard as a turn
pike all The way 90 Basslnger
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-09

Douglas Ca. May s-Work on the COM
pletion of the Waycross Air Line Railroad
10 Douglas 10 being vigorously pushed. e.
L. Nhhden OF Thomasville. who has the
contract for laying the iron, viii com
mence laying track his week. one hun.
dread and fifty hands are grading ana a
large force is trestling and bridging Sew.
enteen-Mile creek
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-09
LOCAL Personal.

o. w. Flynn leaves for the North on the
City of Birmingham this evening.
Dr. J. f. Cronin has gone to New York
with a patient whom he attended some
time at the De Soto. After seeing tho
journey there safely made. DR.. Cronin will
return, arriving in Savannah probably by
Saturday.
Lieutenant Commander w. II. Bealer OF
the cruiser Montgomery is well known in
Savannah, lie is o brother-in-law of Mr.
a. c. Harmon. Commander Bealer Is a
Baltmorean. and is the inventor OF a num-
Der Of nautical INSTRUMENTS Of great value
to the navy.
Mr.. John u. Harms resumed work in his
old place as night clerk of the Screven
last night after an absence Of five years.
Mr. Harms was always popular with the
patrons Of the Screven, ana. besides, has
a host Of friends in Savannah. who are
pleased to see him in his old place.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-09

Judge Robert Falligant and Solicitor g ny
eral w. W. Osborne win leave the city 10
day for Springfield bingham county,
where they so to hold the May term %
the SUPERIOR Court for that county
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-09
OLIVER SPRINGS, Anderson Co., East Tenn

me most dehghtfu summer
up IN
e sea NO mosquitoes No Malaria
excessively Nine
80 W. a aous MNe lor rates and folders N. F.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-09

River Report.-The hight of the Sayan-
nah river at Augusta at q. m. (75th me-
ridian time) yesterday was SIS feet, rise
of .C3 foot during the preceding twenty
four hours.
Observations taken May s, 1898, s p. m.
18th meridian time, at the same moment
Of time at all stations, for the Morn
ing News:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-09
T0-DAY'S WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Savannah and vicinity until
midnight May 9. 1898: Fair weather, no
decided change in temperature.
Weather From Washington st
For Georgia and South Carolina-Fair;;
warmer in northern portions; westerly
winds.
For Eastern F,orida-Fair; warmer
westerly winds
For Western Florida-Fair; light north
erly winds.
General conditions: Part cloudy to
cloudy weather prevails on the North At
lantic Coast as far south as Charleston,
at Key West, in Northern Michigan, Mn
nesota and Western Missouri. Clear skies
are noted in all other sections east Of the
Rockies
Temperatures have risen in the Carroll
mas and Georgia.
Fresh to brisk northeasterly winds pre-
vail on the coast north of Norfolk and
fresh to high northeasterly 10 Northwestern
ly winds on the southern coast.
Yesterdays Weather at savannah
Maximum temperature, 2 p. m. 76 degrees
Minimum temperature, a. H.. 4S degrees
Mean temperature ............... 81 degrees
Normal temperature .....,......72 degrees
Deficiency Of temperature. 10 degrees
Accumulated excess since May
................ .................. 16 degrees
Accumulated excess since Jan.
............ ....................161 degrees
Rainfall Observation-Disclosures. 90 inch
Normal Observation-Disclosures. .06 inch
Deficiency since May 1........... Al inch
Deficiency since Jan. L...........S.76 inches
River Report-The hight of the Sayan-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-09

The right hand, which is more sensi-
tive 70 the touch than the left, is less sem
siuve than the latter 10 the efrect Of heat
or cold.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-09

1T. temperature; ~, velocity Of wind,
H. B. Boyer,
Observer Weather Bureau.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
Suumpre.

. Wis eS bsiBt, pirb Ssrr Warf
8ifbop bon Slnfter Strabs unier nd1.
fter PUitmeifsr tperben.
= Dem artbur Sspcor bon SranfIin
Strabe tpurbsn am Donnsrfas i'm Spen.
csr BREEDER ,tpei singer beim &arrsnfOp.
peIn 10 i8limm serbrddt, bab fs ampu.
tirt tperosn nubten.
s Ser alte Borough council beenbete
am Montas absnb feline ibm nod pOrIies
senbe @eidafte, iporauf Der neue sur
Organization sufammentrat. NIs 9rds
fibent iruros Soi. Msbipas, aIs SHrsi.
ber Wm. Ssffrsp, als 4nipalt Sobn @.
WeAsfie, als @eometsr ID. g. 8nisbt
unb als SodconfabIer Dm. Soffmann
srpdblt. Oas SaIair bss Streibers
ipurbe auf 5000 idbrli1. bas beS Stras
benfommiHdrs auf $50 monatli6, bes
@someters auf So tdsli1. bss 8urssB
unb AnpaItss auf ie 500 idbrli1 fet'
seiest. Cine Iansere Boti&aft bes Bur.
eeb poipeq purbe perIefsn. in tpelber ct
peri&iebsne nsbelitdnoe rGst uno um sss
meiniames 8orseben eeeen oieislben er.
iudt. ioipis au4 auf cine Ansabl 8srs
beheruneen aufmerfiam ma4t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
@ilfeSbarre Ra6rt6ten.

Srau Gbriitian @aItsr ipurbs an
Dienftas 0Ormittas bon Der ct. gli4o'
las 2ir@e aus besrbist.
- GIN nd6fen DisnRas, ben Is.
Ndrl fiubst eins SpesiaIisuns Der
@rOblose bes Oob SeIloip Orbens bes
States in TunfbannOd itatt.
- S6eriff Wartin unb feline Dspu'
ties, Der 1botune bon Streitern su Sat.
timer anseflast. ipurben am Diittpot
BON ben @ei&pOrensn frsiseiprc&en.
- gubrsip WeaausbIin bon Canal
Strabs, eer Iebte Mode 70 lebenssefdbr.
lib in ber SiIman Mber Wine berIebt
ipurOe, itarb am Sonntas i'm SoipitaI.
- alfrsb See. Der farbiss autidsr
bee Serrmann 8ursunber bon Dana
Strabs 1T. am Dienitas Morsen. burd
9eu6tsas beinabe erfidt, in feinem
Gunner aufaefunben worben. Gr ers
bolis fi& ipdter.
Ser 81 Sabre aIte Sobn Reeo bon
Rortbampton Strabe mubte am Bonner.
neritas in GrmanssIuns bon 81 900
8arsidaft in's 9sfdusnib ipanbern. auf
bic AnfIase. einen frimineIlen 4nsriff auf
bic l5 Sabre aIte Tials S&Isiinser per'
iudt 3u baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10

Nsins aranibsit mar Srausnidpdde
unb bas idon felt flnf Sabren. Bier
unb eins balbe Slaide Besru.na turirten
mid. SD pdnide. bub ale Ieibsnoen
5rauen Ys.ru.na nsbmen, benn i'd BIN
dbsrssust. baB es oieis ebenfaas furiren
wirb. SD fam Ps'ru'na ni4t ssnus
loben."
@oblssmsrft, Srausni&pdds iif 8a.
tarrb oeS nnterlsibS. peldem Srauen
defenders ausseisbt iinb uno bon benz
nur tpsnise perfdont tpsrben. Be.ru'nu
turirt 2atarrb. ipo INNER er ieinen Sit
Bot. ,,@eiunbbeit unb Sdbnbsii", Elm
Bud. bieisr Art bon Ratarrb ssipibmst,
an irslder Srauen meifeus leiben. tpirt
frei an irssnb cine Srau ueri6idt iper.
ben bon Tbs ge.ru,na Drug Wanufae'
turing Company. columbus, Obio.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
Gin abaefeeter Mapcr.

Das Springfield. ObiO. 2rsiseeri@t
bat ben Masor s. W. @oob isinss am.
ties perIufis srildrt. Das abiesunss.
osfret ersins auf Grunb Oes Garfield.
idsn Bableeisses. ipOnad ale 3anbi.
oaten cine bsi&pOrene Ausiass iibsr ibrs
DabIaussabsn bsisubrinsen baben. 80
tpurbe ssridtIi& iOnItatirt, bab 6oop,
Der feline Dubluusaaben auf nur $40
ansab. nod s2.s35 ausssssbsn, aber
ni6t in isin ,,Affibabit" aufssnommen
battle. Inter Der Iestersn Summs be.
fanben ii@ S9l fur Bier. alu4 tpurbs
bstpieien. bab @oob ber ,.Trabes ane
2abor AHsmblp" bor bsr @abl peripro.
den bate, sinsn su ibr ssbDrissn Union.
Wann aum Nitslieb Der Bsb5rbe fur
bfsntliHe Ansslssenbsitsn su ernennen,
tpomit er f& sssen bas @sisb Ssrsins.
Die ,,1taoss anb 2abor AiembIp''
ieIbit ipirits bel BEN esesn ben Wapo,
einseIeiteten abiesunespsrfabrsn nit,
permuibli& ipsiI CT ihr isir Wort ni1l
sebalten bate.
@oob III elmer bsr prominsutsifen @e.
iddftsleute bon Springfield. CT mar,
alS Ct far baS Maporsamt fanbibirte,
nod Elm Rsulins in ber poIitii. Srabei
mar ct 8rObitlticnifi, bod ipurbe CT auI
bem bemoirutii&en Gidst gum Mapol
erndhIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
Npre 9erantoTI.

= aIsr Simopiti4 bsraubte am
Samfas ben Bopea Bartouit bon
Gburd 4psnus um $500 8aarselb unb
mudte iid aus bem Staube. Die go.
lisei nabm ben SAD prompt in Sano unb
am Wontas Na6t purbe Der Dieb IN
2anias Giip erpii1t. Deteftib YRoir
bsfinoet iid uuf bem @sse. ben asrI su'
rad 3u brinsen.
- Ser "a Sabre alte Dapib Dapis.
Der bel isinen @ltern on Der gde BON
Dapne Nbenue uno putmann StruBe
pobnte uno in Der Warpins Wine anse
hsut mar, IN am Samitus 8ormittas.
pdbrenb er nit bem aurrenfoppeln BE-
iddftist mar. bon sinem IosseIbiien
Barren setrOffen unb 10 idtper innerlit
perIsst tporben, bub er turse 3eit na9ber
ben Self aufsab.
6. $. 6. Malonep ldbt nod INNER
nidt in Der 8srfoleuns bon unIisenFrten
pldssn na1 unb am Donnerfas mubten
Wartin WcAnbretp uno Sobn 8umblep
8drsidaft fur ibr ssriatli4es @ri&si'
men itsqsn. Nm ielbsn Ibsnb murben
Sobn unb amsIia 8iibnosfi auf bic
4niIase bss @ounip Dstsftips fur Elm
slei1es 8erseben ebsnfaaS unter 8drs.
idaft ssfeat. Bier tpeitere 4erionen
purbsn am 5rsitas uuf bic anlIuse bon
Ralonss unter 8drsidaft seitsat. I'm.
erbitterlib fdbrt Walonep fort unb am
Wontas lief ct tpieber stpei anssbli&e
@eissdbsrtreter perbaften unb untsr
SIrsi1afi iteaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
6pSe a>arfer Notiseu.

= Serr Gusuii Sibetrotb bon Norb
Spbe Harf Mpenue tpurbe am MittippH
i'm Briggs S&u@t burd sinsn Saq bon
8oblen in febr f&mersIi&sr @eiie Der.
lstt.
= gpan, Der 2iibrise Sobn bes @pau
@pans BON glOrb Bromley 4psnue, fieI
am 9ienfas sesen einen bsiBen Diem
unb iparb idlimm on ben @rmen unb
BEN @eiidt perbrannt.
= sc IN ni&t INNER bas su pieIe
@fen, tpel6es Wassnlsibsn perurfadt,
ionoern bduie 1T es in SoIss unreseIs
mdbiser Mablssiten. Or. MuguIf 85nie's
Sambnrger 9ropfen perben ielbft ben
i1limmitsu Sal beilen.
= Der SIopade Rite SubitI@ Der.
iu9te es am Montas Radt, einen an.
srlff auf bic l6 Sabre aIte annie Ne.
2ain bon Rsunter StraBs 3u MAIDEN,
bod 8eIans s8 bem Wdb1sn fi1 Iossus
reiben unb in ibre nabeliessnbe @obn.
uns su fiebsn. Ser 8erI mar sntHoben,
als man ibn aufiu&te.
= Sn BEN Gisfabriiations @ebdube
ber 8. Robinion's Sbbns 8rauerei an
Weit 2inben unb Siebsnter Strabe. ent.
hanb am Sumfas Ra9t furs Dor 10
nbr Elm 5eusr, bas in elmer @de bes
Waidinenraumss pI5sIi6 berporbrab
uno i&nsa bic SoIsbefIsibuns ersriff.
Gin AIarm puroe BON 8aitsn IA ausge.
anbt, bod sbs bic Ssisrpsbr eintraf,
batten bic in Der 8rauersi anseitellten
Grbeiter ben 8ranb seodmpit; Der 8ers
luit bstrdst stpa $500.
= TbomaS SattereIIo bon Bolton,
Waf., madte Dor msbreren Sabren in
isiner Wobnuns baielbit bic @ntbsdung,
oab iein 2oitSdnser. elm italieniiGer
GaneSmann namenS 8etaule Maruttio,
su intim nit fsiner Srau mar uno als CT
elferia1tie unb drserli6 oassssn prote.
it,rte, iparfsn Jpn beibe aus sinem Sen.
fer. nobel er einen Irms unb Bsinbrud
oapontrus. @r ipurbe nad einem Sos
ipitaI 8sbra&t uno pdbrenb sr barnies
osrlas, nabm Naruttio unb bic Srau
feline eripartsn $500, fedtsn isin 8ino
IN ein Snititut uno famen bierber, mo
fe iih in Winstta's 8IOd an Reunter
Strabe nieoerlieben. Sattsreqo erfubr
na& isiner @ensiuns ibren Iufentbalt.
fam bisrbsr, puroe aufsenommen unb
aas brei lebtsn fur cine 3eitlans auiam.
men, bis Suttsreao es ni1t msbr aus.
balten fonnts uno seeen iis cine AntIass
auf @bebrud ausfteaen Iieb. Waruttio
pOate bel fslnsr 8srbafiuns bon sinsm
Wefer @ebraud MAIDEN, nurbe iebod
caran berbinbert uno er iopObl pie bic
Srau arretirt unb IN grmansslune bon
81 900 8drsi&aft benz @sfdnsnib iibsr.
pieien. Satsrelo madte nod fpdter
bic gntbeduns, bub Muruttio am absnb
bss D. W. 6. U. 5euerS ben Sbneioer
SantO befabl unb lieb bisrauf sins tpsi.
tsre anilass Ssssn ibn sintrussn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
0om eubanifbeH Sd,ladtfelSe.

8eridte dber baS fiiralide Ireffen in
SOIsuin. propins Santiaso be Gubo,
Iinb aus eubanifben Nueqen aneeiom.
men. benen sufoIee bic Spanier sins
idners NieoerIase erlittsn unb tsinsn
Siea erfodtsn buben iOqsn, tpis aus
'paniidsn Aueasn beridtst purbe. Die
Spanier, 10 beiBt es, ergriffen bic Sludt
unb Iieben ibre Tooten unb idtpsr Der.
punbstsn auf bem Sdladtfslbe suriid.
Die iisarei6sn Snfureenten braGtsn bic
psrpuubetsu Spanier na6 SoIeuin unt
lisben aipeibunbert TOote auf BEN
SdIndifelhe liesen Der 8ampf bauerts
iluf Gage unb Der 9erIuh Der Gubane,
an 9ooten belief ii6 auf psnissr aIs
finf3is Wann. Der 8srIuif Der Spa.
nisr pirb ME befannt peroen, ba ibrt
8ertpunoetsn unb elm 9bsil Der Toeter
in Der Ru@t fortsebra6i porben iinb
Sin Der cubaniiten Sunia berrfdt islbif'
neritdnblid GROCER SubsI iiber ber
..sIorrei&sn" Siss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
Ncu Der Subfeits.

Srau DITTO Gage bon Diqop Strabe
lisst lsbensssfdbrli& ertranit barnieber.
Srsilisrutb 2oss go. 289. o. .. g.,
bdlt am Samftus in Der Sanserrunos
Saas elm 5amiIisnfst ab.
SRI. Winnie Sdneioer bon Bird
Strobe unb gonuro Samm bon Bhis.
ton Apenue. finb am Ritttpo& abent
bermdblt tporben.
Die Gsptans SdIaut @ompanis sr.
nannte am Disnitis abeno Elm @omite.
bas 8orisbrunssn fur cine @rcurfor
trsffen ioa.
Wiaiam. bas 4idbriss S5bnIein bei
Gbas. Storr bon GeOar apsnus, iisI an
Rontas bic 9rspps binab unb brad Der
rs&tsn 4rm. ,a'
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Wrdf. Wfesinlsp VS. Srei Silber.

Sisr iino ,usi funteIneue aartoffsIn
uno Ssrr SaIser Oifsrirt $50 in @cIb fur
ben bbGitsn @rtraa: 70 au4 s40O
in 8Olo fur pafsnbe Nameu fir isin IL
3oa lansss neuss aorn. unb Safsr.
Wunber. Sisbe 2ataIos.
Bite, isHos oisie sloti, nit 1Os.
POrtO an ole SObn U Salssr Sch
Co.. "a Gro0e, Wls.. unb befomme obi.
ses aorn uno Sufsr iammt proben neuer
5armidmsrsisn (poa $40 psrtb um ei.
men anfans enm.t su bsiOmmsn) uni
beuti4sn aateloe.
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eieb.nunbtieb en,is (.17O.

ut" 10 Or. Sumpbrsp's beriibmtss
Spseifie.far bic 3ur bon @ripps..anb CT.
idltunssn unb sur 8erbinberuns bon
2unsenbanbuns. aas apotbsisr = 25
Gents.
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uSH 11tIeb
Sbnen i'm Wai
1897; i'd bate
ibon beinabe aae
SUHuuns aufse'
seben, eenn i'd
bate bic befsn
Gerate in Der
Stabt unb fonn'
ten mid bisisI'
ben nitt furirsn.
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Tub=Seppi9c.
Srabiabrs Msmiter. G'rbfter SOrratb.
BoSp Sriiiiels.

gSir baben fir bas 6rbubr cine auserdbte enie 8
ielS Sub Seppdn an9aut Die ebt Sur Sdau aus9tel no
sic no unpefelba Die nen e na6 oeier Staot 9bra1ten
Sbre SnipeftOn oerelben 1T erbeen
aSanb: :3apeten.- -GgcIuipe Mufsr in ranSofiben eng
Iiden uno beut9en Sapeten
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@ublicireu Sie meinen 8rtef.
Damit Trauen erfabren, tpo fie CIR
leidhteruna finnsn f6nnen.

Dies iif bas Griudsn bon Sruu 8.
W. Snpnes. Springfield. Wo.. (Pof.
laesrnb) Nahhebenb Elm Tbeil Dor
esm Brief Der Srau Sapnes:
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= Dis bieRse ct. Sobn's 2ose bss
5rsimaurer Orbens trifft 8orbereitunsen.
um am II. apriI ibr 50idbriaes Gift
unssfsf in entiprsdenbsr Wsiie su
feiern.
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9ttt6tpn.

- Das SanbelS' 8eb6rbs @ebdube IN
am Donneritas fur Sl2,4 an g. 5.
3sqp periauft porbsn.