davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01

Retpton Bates, Der in Der 6iirgerli8en unb
militdriI9en 9ef9i6e Der Staaten Sainois
unb Minn,fota cine berporragenOe &c0e gez
Ipielt 6at, i'm Otter bon 70 Sabren getorben.
Gr mar elmer Der @erfafer bss 5reibriefs
biefes Staates unb fein erIter Senator. gr
tpdr 5tpeimal 9tuatsI9abmeiter bon Sniz
npis unb lebnte ipdter Die @ouoerneursz
nomination auf benz bemofratiI9cn Sidtt
ab. WG6renb bes &rieges bisnte CT i'm so.
sSuinoifer &egiment unb bra6te es oom 9ez
meinen Bis gum 8rigabez@sneraI. @r pur5e
gefangen genommen unb in NnOerionoile
unb 2ibbp eingeiperrt. Die oei9e Mrs in
Springfield, ST., beigeIebt perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01

gu erf6la9en brobte, tpern fe i'm niat Etiz
rattle. sic mics I'm ab, porauf er tie f9ltg.
Sic bobs i'm bann bas @tid giI EN- cn~triien
unb i'm tobt geI4Iugen, %tporuuf Ie be 2eiAe
aus benz 9auie i4leppte. S6re beiben S6hne,
bic mar i'm 8erba9t bate, piiBten por Der
Sa9e ni9ts, Ser dltere 1T Is Sabre at.
S6pere 2lnflaee.
Samuel s. Marf6du, befen NniptIen6eit
in Portlanb, Snb., bringenb gepiinidt tpirb,
neil er bes MorbeS unb &aubcs tart .bsrbd9z
tig 1T, tpurbe in Monmouth, SG., ber9aftet.
Sci feiner 8erbaftung farb man cine eplbene
ubr, NIT ben Namen s. sc. '8lafe, Clarion,
SSnb., unb 8. 8. @arner, Gbica9o, auf Dsrz
Ielben eingrupirt. NuBerbem bate er cine
auf ben Namen bon Srant g. 9a1iel3 aus
geftellte &urte Der Typographical nnion"
BET 1i9. Mdribaa be6auptet, in9fodfo>b unt
@bicago 8riiber gu baben. Die pol;Sci fdgt,
bdB es nt6t benz geringIen 3tpsifel inter
liegt, baB Mariba1 Der ri9tige damn lit,
oa iein QeuBeres nit Der BON Der portlanber
poGi5ei berfonOten 8ef6retbung Ron ibm
auf bds @enaueI te iiberein1timmt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01
1terHbriitTf

Sn Stougbton, @ts., Brad Mittpo9 I'M
Qnitrei9erz0 Department Der Stpug6tpn
@agon So. 5euer aus, bas, ba Elm itarter
@inb tpebte, 10 f4neG I'm fih grlfT. DAB in
~fiir5eiter 3ett bas gun5e @tablifement bOn
benz ber5eerenben @Iement c~rgriffen mar.
lin 2 ubr puren bas rrtgenunnte 9epurte~
ment, Der 8erIdberaum unb bic groBen Waz
gsnremiien 5erft0rt. SSn ben 8agenreniien
befanben ii9 eben erft fertig gepotoene g6az
gen i'm Wert6e BON bielen tduIenD Dollars.
20 Wdgenlabungen folten biefe 8p6e rerz
1an6t nerben. 9as gan3e Waarcnldger lit
aerf10rt. DIS bus Seuer unter Gpntrple Qez
brn9t mar, i4dbte Die @eieqf3uft tbren Ser
'1u7t auf $4,000.
9ur9 ben 8ranb bes @ebGubes, in tpeIz
dem ft9 100 @internagen Der GonIoIioateb
StraBenbabngefeQf6uft befanben, 1T in8atz
timore Elm S6uben BON $25O,OO0 angeri9z
tet tporben. 9as 8ebGube lag in SsSroington,
an Der 6reberid Gpab, etlide N&eilsn peftz
1i9 pon Der Stabtgren3e.
Cine Seuers6runit %3erit0rte in Cincinnati
Elm groBes bierit0diges @ebGube in go. 416
-418 Sf g.. StroBe, unb berur1a9te eiuca
S9aben BON $4,000.
6reitag bra9 in Dallas, Ser.,. in benz Sc
f9Gfts6lod, in pel6em it3 ba5 oroBe
9rudereigef9dft bon 9orfeD uno Gompan1,
Die Sarbipaarenz, Del unb Iape:en6anbz
lung bon &, S6ieIbs &c Company unb cnbere
@ef4Gfte ~befdnben, cine 5euersbrunI aug,
Die NIT %ra1enber 9ef9pinbigteit uin fi9
griff. lin bul6 flint ubr tparen f~olgenbe
Observation-Disclosures benz @lenente yu;.,
Spfer 9efulen:
0te 9ruderei bOn 0orieD & Co.; ba3
Sar6paarenz unb SapetengeI9dft BON e.
96ielbs &4 g., bas @~Qen7Daarerz unb 9Geiz
bergef9dt BON s. 8. Wirpt, Die 5attGsrz
n~udrenfa6rit BON @bparb 2e6mun anb oas
Qoful Der Ngentur Fir Die 09ms Sepin9
Md9ine. Der 9eIammtIGabcn ipirb 0uf
100000 gei9db:.
SGmmtli4e dusge6rannte 6irmen naren
gut berii4ert. 2eiber 1T BEL Der Geilersz
brunit Elm Menf9enleben perIoren gegangen.
DIS nGmli6 Der Bel e. S9islD5 e So. anz
geite1te 8ertdufer S. %. Conan iib in bas
brennenbe @ebdube ~ftiir3te, I'm bic Bi6er
Der Sirma gu retten, fiel Elm: Mdu,r bes
@ebdube8 elm urD Gotpon ptroe bon berz
feIben erf4lagen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01

DIN f6Iimmiten berlest fpdren: 8ir0te &dn@
nee. @ertrub 0refel, 8ert;e Bauer. Glen
Mopb, Ratie Gopnep, 9eorge Sigh nno
profeIor gotpeQ.
Derffieoete unfdle.
Mm Sreitog Rd4mittag glet9 nad)@
benz Der beftige Plabregen a1fgehorE
hattie, rutT9te in Gebur gfupibs, Sd., Der
sur 6e6en f3perer @teine beiltbts Srd6n
Don feiner unterlage, in Sol5e beiIen bier
apGnner, bic an Dem &ra6n bci9dfttgt mo-
rem, BON benz f9peren Ge5dIf beieIben
oetrDFfen fpur6en. Dem StrGfling HeDnolbs
n,trbe Der @6Gbel unb bic 8ruf 3ermalrt,
EobuB er mad 8erIauf riner GtunDe ftar6.
Grnem anberen @trdfling NalaenS e. Car
rtb purbe Der S9G6el 8erf4mettsri, iChaB
aud er f9perli4 bur9tomnsn oiirfte. Dem
@trGf1inq SO. g. gaul ipurbe Dag linfe 8ein
unter6af6 bes &nie's bur9 einen Sulfen ab~
oeI6nitten uno benz Strdflin9 @inslop
purbe ber re9tr SUB 5ermalmt.
Gin 8aTertburm auf s. Mapers 9lab an
pine Safe, 8is., geriet6 5reitu9 Ra6mittag
in 8runb unb brei BEL %. S0pfer &c Son3,
Mtlipuutee, in 9tent ite6enos Mrbeiter
fprdnqen aus elmer 6Obe bon 10 5ub Gerunz
ter, I'm i6r Qeben gu retten. Der bierte Dir
better, Der ais german befannt mar, berz
iu6te, auf Der Sreppe binuptsr5utomme1
unb ~berbrannte. Die bret dnberen 6uben bel
benz Sprung in bic Siefe erbsblide, elmer
notwithstanding t0Otli9e 8erlebunge1 baponz
eetragen. Ser bur9 bas Seuet onsert9tete
@a9I9aben 1T uner6e6li9.
5pei Kinoer perbrannt.
Die @o6nung BON u. Ri6ter in Ston
Mountain, Mt9., tpurbe Mittpo9 Naft
bur6 Seuer 5erItDrt. 2 &inber, Elm 9ziG6riaer
anu6e utb Elm 11iG6ri9es MGo6en, talnen
i'm 6euer I'm, urb 5ipei anbere, Elm 9na6e
pon 6 unb Elm MGb9en BON 1 Sa6rsn, erGitz
ten 10 f9limme 8runbpmosn, oaB fe
f9per1i9 nit Dem 2eben bapontommen fperz
ben. lteber Die l1rIa9e De3 6euers tonnte
ni4ts ermittelt tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01

IN bemfeIben II. Mui, an tpel6em Ter
bereits bei6rte6ene uusge3ei4nete @rabtIdof
8oup BON Sreiburg auf elmer Mlntsrci{r
pl0bli9 inlRuin3 ftarb, enbete Der 8if9ot
8eier BON m iirttembersii9 &o:z
ten6urg uuf elmer 5irmunasreiie ebenfo plDBs
Ii9 in @Gtpangen. On inn ertennt ie.bH
Der untitutbOlii4e r@4pdbii6s MertGr"
folgenOes an:
Die tutboGii9e Stride berliert in i6n
eiren treuen So6n, Der in fein:m berantporz
tungsbo1en Nmte ben @runbidb Ger Ser
iD6nli9teit, bieie 609Ite 9flint zines geii.s
Ii9sn O6erbirten, tpalten 3u lafien tets be-
mii6t mar. Die Gegenidbe penn irgenb n6Jz
li9 gu milbern, mar fein 8etreben; er rer@
m;eb periOnli3 iebe unnOtbige Geri4drfunJ
bes 8erfdltnifes atpii4en ben ein5elnen
gpnfeIitonen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01

9os tGeGi9e n9bi1ubelpbia
8oGtsblutt", bOn beutf9en 8az
t boGiten gegriinbet unb berausgegeben,
lit nun eingegon9en, tpGbrenO bus
8p9enblattt besiel6en, Die rNorbz4merita",
nod tpeiter erf9eint. Snbem Die groBe
MebraubG Der INSTRUMENTATION tdg=
Ii6en 3eitungen iiA ieber l1~nbulOIumteit
gesen bus fir9lide 2eben entbdGt rno AUDI
iiber bieies in gerc4ter 8eiie beri3tet, ipiin=
i6en eben bic msiften tir9li9 geiinnten
9eu!I9zNmeritaner, 8atboliter pie 9tote<
i~tanten feline ausi9lteBli4 confsiiiOneac
Sasesp reffe me6r.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01
gtrbreh1en.
Opfer pon R6ubern.

@inium Heubeder unb Srau, EN- betagz
tes @6epudr BON 8rooffieIb, @isconIin,
purbe am Samftag 3u fri5er
Stunbe BON 5ipei Wegelogerern I9redli9 SUI
geri9tet. 6rau g1eubeder's 8erleBungsn
iperoen it4 ipabri4einli4 aGs tDbtliA erneiz
fen, tpGbrenO ibr @atte, Der e~benfa0s i9ner
perleBt 1T, nit bsm 2eben baponfommen
spirb. 8on ben Qngreifern, bic offet6af auf
Raub aus tpurer, bat MAJ feline Spur.
Inter : @6eriff 5runt @i9iI, bon
Mlbuqnerqus, q. &c., 6i1fs : S6eriff
9du 8utamente utb Elm inbianii9er 6ibz
or fino bon ben 5tpei Gdubern, pelhe ont
9tenitag ben Puffagier5ug Der Santa Sc
@tfenbaAn angebaIten batten, erf4ofsn toorz
ben. Die beiben 8eumten 6atten nebIt elmer
@n5d6l Snbianer aus Bue6lo bas Eager Der
Eduber BON @lamOIa Greet, 65 Meilcn tpsit=
Ii4 bon gelen geGegen, um5ingelt. Ml5 Sic
&Guber aufgtforbert tpurben, ii6 gu ergeben,
f8ofen iie lire 8in9efterbi9isn auf Die
8edmten unb beren 8egkiter Of. Man
glarbt, baB elmer Der &Guber in benz Sample
p%erfpurOtt pOrbem 1T, bo4 finb beibe entz
tommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01
Wohenfdau.
(e6ruB BON Der ?. @eite.)

DIN f6Iimmfen DerGeBt paren: 8irbie Sam
neg, @ertrub 0reffel, 8ertie Bauer, @usn
Moob, Rutie Goonep, @eorge Sigh nrO
8rofefTor WotpeQ.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01
mOroperiu9 uno seIbfmor0.

MurD 6Onortu, cine bD6miTGe GiJurrenz
ma3erin in Netn gorf, tpurbe bon i5rem
Shame SoIep9, Der ebenfaGs Gigarrenma=
der tit, in Die Naie unb bus !infe Muqe qe=
f4oiien, %iporuuf ct ii4 bunn Iel6ft cine SUI
gel in's re9te Nuge iagte. Gr mar iofort
tobt; lie befinbet ii4 in iterbenosm 3%uitunOe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01
5m Wahniinn.

Gbparb 9ammeritrom bon Snoroile,
ST., erttdntie um 6reitog Q6enD in
eirem QnfaG pIDBlihen Srtftnns iein tleines
S09ter9en in einem W1i6Sa6tr unb iagte
it9 bann cine &ugeL in Der j0:rnI4doel, Bic
1einen uugen6lidli9en 3ob her6eiFii1rte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01
r1oro mo seIbitmoro.

Sn s~otbenpiGe, uuf @futsn SslanO, Eat
Der @e9er 8aiGp 9sder feline Gruu, cine
BeiBe, Our4 einen S9uB tOotl:a certpu1z
bet unb bunn it9 ieGbit eri4ohsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01

OQlIQ.
Ser 0ampfer Gio Sun Maru lit in Seuttls
nit fpGrli9en Ra9ri4ten iiber Die antizelroz
pGii9en lnru6en in Sba>Sbai in Gbina an
9efommen, nobel bas britif9e @oniulut ultb
bic @e19GftsgebduOe Der Sirmen SarOine,
Matt6eTon C So. unb 8utterfielb &c Stpire
abbrdntten.
Ser britif9e @onfuG purbe I6per 9emiBz
banbelt unb bic bort tpobnenben GuropG:r
tparen gen0tbigt, ii9 auf bic i'm 6luIIe lie
senben 2agerfdiffe gu flii9ten. GrraorOet
tpurbe Niemanb. S6uzSbai 1T cine qrpBe
@tabt am gangzSi ez&iang, ungefdbr bum
bert Meilen bon Der Miinbung sbef1elben 9ez
legsn. @s 1T elmer Der @dfen, tpelde nu9
benz 9ineiiid@iapanii4en &riege ben Qusz
lGnbern %ge0ffnet tporben tparen.
@s berrf4t 9roBe @rbitterung ge5en @rs2
Timber. Die rnruFn ereigneten fi6 am 9.
Mai unb bic g1a3ri9t oubon traf am 10.
Mai in &obe Elm, tur5 bpr Der N6fa6rt bes
r9fio SUN Maru".
3pei britif6e 8anonenbopte babsn Den
8efebl erbalten, ii9 BON Song aau nuG
SbazS6di gu begeben, unb @onful 9arben in
Sban95oi bat BON bort Elm &anoneneoot &C.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01
Gin Moro aufeeflGrt.

9or elmer 8ode purbe in 9ut9inion,
&us., Der Sleiid6dnbler %. s. 8opO uuf
oebeimniBpoGe @eiie ermOroet. Seine 2ei&e
tpurbe in einem @ra6en unirei! 6es bon 6rul
9oItGepaite unb ibren beioen S0bnsn 5etr!ez
bensn Getaurant5 geFunOen. Montag ertlGrte
s5ruu goi fIepaite 6sim @oronerszSnqreit,
baB ie 8opb getObtet babe. @r iei in Der
gau9t in i6r 3immer 9etommen, bepaffnet
nit einem @tiid @ilenrO6re, NIT benz ct lie
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01


Sci Der am @onntae in paris err
fol9ten @~nt6ulung bes benz Nnbsnten
bet &rieeer BON 1870 in ct. @tiennc
erri9teten Oentmals ertpG6nte 9rG1bent
6aure i'm 2aufe 1siner &sbe ben 1paniI9z
ameritaniihen &rieg unb fprab fein Sc
bauern ouriiber> aus, baB Die 8%en1iibungen
Sranfrei@s unb Der anberen MdGte, ben
&rieg gu berbinbern, erfolglos gepelsn feisn.
Ser prdiibent ertldrte, 6rantrei9 iei felt
entf9loHen, fi3 itreng neutral gu berbalten
unb fagte, er boffe, bic 8emiibungen Der reu=
tralen Md9te, ben Srieoen fpieber6er5uItel=
len, ipiiroen bpn @rfolg begleitet isin.
Sci @elegen6eit Der Sa6resfeier Der proz
tlumatipn Der Commune bon Yaris (28.Mai
1879 fam es gu etli9en unbebeutenoen Hei7
bereien, a6er ernitli4e &ubeit0rungsn fanben
ni9t 1tatt.
9as &abinet 6ie1t tiir5li9 cine Sibun9 al
unb Do13pg berT9ieOene ~Graennun9el., bic
b6rauf bintpeiien, baB Meline'3 Minifterium
ni6t auriidtreten unb Qebon, Der Miniiter
fir Die @olonien, Der BEL Der Wqhl Der Mbgez
orrneten fir Die Seputirtentamntc, ourd=
Fisl, niGt e6er aus benz N1nte lGeiben lpirb,
Big bag Mbtpmm.n Der NegerzG Contention
rasificirt lit.
6enrD 9o9efort, 8ebaftsur oes 8lattfs
v2'SSntranfiseant, uno Der frii9ert lo5ialiitiz
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-22
HAS GONE TO OMAHA.
President LOVenstein of Savannah
Post at the National Convention.

Post at the National Convention.
Mr.. Joseph Lovenstein, formerly presi-
dent of the Savannah post, Travellers Pro-
tective Association, and Alderman A. L.
Well, will leave the latter part Of the
week for Omaha, to attend the national
convention of the association.
There is always an interesting time over
the election of officers, which is one of
the main features of the convention. The
office of president is one of the most i'm
portant within the gift of the convention,
carrying more honor with it than emolu-
ment, however. That of national secre-
tary is the most lucrative in the associa-
ton, paying a salary of 5000, with lots
OF good trea tment from the boys all over
the country.
Mr.. Lovenstein will probably have some
thing TO say to his fellows about the re-
cent state convention in Savannah, which
was such a success in every regard Then
State President Smith of Atlanta will
probably attend the convention, also as a
representative of the association in Geor-
Ella
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-22
NO CHANGE IN MAIL DELIVERIES.
savannah VIII Not BE Affected by
Proposed Postal Law.

Savannah viii just escape the proposed
law curtaillng mail deliveries to four a
day, as this is the number the city now
gets. The three most important deliveries
are in the forenoon, or before 1890 o'clock.
The mail deliveries are according to the
number. of ihabitants in the various Sec
lions of the city, the more congested To-
calities, of course, receiving a greater
number of deliveries. The largest num-
Der OF persons to the block in Savannah
is between Liberty and Bay streets, the
section which gets four deliveries by In
Gle Sans carriers each day. South of
only three deliveries a day, while beyond
Anderson and in the suburbs, only two
deliveries are made This has proven to
be a satisfactory apportionment of the ser
vices of carriers, and enables the maif
deliveries to be made at the proper time.
Mr.. p. Aston Warning, assistant post
master, has received information concern
ing the proposed law curtailing deliveries
but says 1t applies only to the larger cities
In cities where there are seven, eight and
oven more deliveries each day the post
Office officials do not see how they can
devote less time to getting out the mail
without increasing the force which would
then destroy the object of the bill as a
revenue measure. Mr.. Warning believes if
the deliveries are decreased, it would les
sen the mails to some extent, thereby in
terfering with the governments revenue.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-22
OWNER HAD CHASE FOR HIS BOAT
Tom White Arrested for Stealing at
Johns Island

Johns Island
The. account of an interesting race came
to the police barracks yesterday, in which
Tom White, cOlored, aged 80 years, a ma
tive of Johns Island, S. c., travelling in a
sail boat, raced Moses Ford, colored. the
owner of the boat, from that place TO
Savannah. Policeman Umbach acted as
timekeeper at this end of the line and lodg-
ed White in the station house for losing
the race.
White had stolen the boat from Ford at
the island, after which he spread sail and
started for Savannah. Ford heard his
boat had been stolen and that the man
was steering for Savannah. He started
through the blackberry patches to over
take White, who was making pretty
strong efforts from all accounts TO get
here, possibly to dispose of the boat which
is said to be worth about $3.50. The two
seem to have come together near the city,
White in the boat and Ford by the way
side.
The complainant told Policeman I'm
bach of the theft. The officer leveled a
gun on the vessel, which caused White to
put up the flag and come TO shore The
boat was then turned over to the owner
and the offender sent to the barracks
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-22
THE AMERICAN hoy FUND.
Contributions to Aid in Building the
New Maine

Master ]. r. Fawcett. who has taken
a deep interest in The American Bow,
fund, beng raised by the children of the
schools of America for the purpose of
building new ship to be presented TO the
United States navy to replace the lost bat
tleship Maine, has met with considerable
success in his efforts so far.
The following contributors from among
the school children of Savannah and
others are on his LIST: W. Barney. SC;
A. Timer, 25c; Miss Symons. 1Oc; G. New
man, 25c; c. J. Graham, 81; Miss Mary
Moore, 25c; Miss Katie Moore 25c; Miss
care Moore 25c; A. B. Moore, Jr., 25c
Rebecca Marques, 10c; Ida Monroe 45c
Abe Gable, sc; Elmer Weeks, SC; George
Wells, l5c; E. c. Guilmartin, SOC; NJ. Kat
zon, DC; NJ. Konsin, sc; Max Clarg. sc;
Ward Burnett, 25c; G. Van Horne. 25c +;
Freda E. c. Calls, 1Oc; Charles
Powers &c; Robert Riley loo; Thomas
Kreeger, 25c; Fisher Bertha, Sc; Viola
Nell, 1Oc; Marion Dubois, SC; Car
RE Sack, sc; Willie Wohanka, &C.
Emie Wagner, sc; Rachel Garfunkel Sc;
David White Sc. Harold Epstein, &c; Nora
Morgan, sc; Cash, sc; Harold Vetsburg.
10c; David White, 1c; Joe Sognier, Sc;
George Deter, sc; Lee Fornir, Sc; Ida
Blueste.n, 25c, Gertrude Henken, 25c; Ms
G. Ruthford, 81; Mrs. Fawcett, 81; j. r.
Fawcett, So.
Third Grade b, Chatham School, No. /.
Nathan Cooley, Sc John Engluse, &c;
Robert Kissh, Toe; Charlie Kimenskey. sc;
Walter hurry, sc; Albert Rosenheim, Csc :
Eddie Sickel sc; Adolphus Smith, SC;
Frank Smith, 25c; Southwood Fison, SC
Barney Ungar zoe; Walter Vetter, 2Oc;
Adolph Rosenhoff, sc; Marie Black, &c;
Hannah Buckwan s.; Annie Courshow, &c;
Ella Clair Cults, &C, Rachel Fredmun. &c
Lizzie Gordon, sc; Alice Guerin, sc; Ethel
Helperin, Sc; Annie Harowitz, 10c; Ola
Johnson, &C; Ida Laskey, &c. Katie Lynch,
&c; Stella Muse, SEC; Leila Sack, SC; Phoebe
SarVet, DC; Lena Semken, lac; Alberta viii,
SC; Miss Walker 81; Annie Marcus. 1Oc;
Willie Friedman, sc; Henry, 10c Adelaide.
20c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-22
oOLORED coLLpeE EXERCISES.
The Annual Commencement VIII BE-
gin Next sunday, May %.

gin Next SunUdts NaS -.
The seventh annual commencement
of the Georgia state Industrial College
will begin next week. The bacealaureate
exercises win take place next Sunday
morning at the college. The sermon will
be preached by Rev. e. W. Lee of Macon.
Monday, May 80. will be devoted 10 ex-
aminations and at night the college Young
Mems Christian Association VIII take place
at which the annual address4wiu be de-
livered by Rev. J. w. Jones Of Rocky
Ford. Tuesday will be occupied with OK
aminations and Tuesday night the liter
airy societies will hold their anniVersar-
les in the college chapel Orauons will
be delivered by Edward J. Brown of Saw
annah on the Duties of American Ciu-
zens," and by Charles II. Gregor OF Col
umbus, on the Demand for Negro Work
men"
The question Resolved, that the United
States would have been justified in recog-
niziug the independence of Cuba" will he
debated in the affirmative by w. \. Nell
son of Oliver and in the negative by =. b.
Thompson of Darlington, 5. c. The an
nual address will be delivered by Rev, 5.
Y. Floyd of Augusta.
The Commencement exercises will take
place Wednesday at II o'clock at the col
lege The programme is as follows;
Music, College Band.
Prayer by Rev. Alexander Harris.
Music. Anthem, 90 Sing We Jehovahs
Praise"
Grafton, w. H. A. Howard, Montgomery,
Ala, industrial Education for the Negro"
Grafton, r. c. Thomas, college, Char
acter Without a Flaw"
Music, College Band.
Grafton, u. S. Browne, Columbus THE
Demand for Negro Scholars"
Grafton, r. r. Wright Jr.. college, THE
Practical Uses of Electricity
Music, 'Hark, Apollo, Strike the Tyre"
Mr.. I, NJ. Jackson, representing the c.
S. l. C. Alumni.
Music, College Band.
Addresses by Gov. W. Y. Atkinson and
Prof. W. II. Crogman, A. NJ.
Presentation of diplomas to graduates.
Chancellor Boggs.
Music, chorus, Away to the Fields"
Short speeches by conference visitors.
Benediction.
During the commencement Gov. Atkinson
is expected 10 be present and address will
he made by the Governor and Prof. w II.
Crogman Mayor Meldrim, Judge Ham
mond of Atlanta, Hon. p. j. Cline Of Mil
ledgeville, Rev. w. ]. White of Augusta,
Rev E. K Love of Savannah President
n w. Collier of the Florida Baptist Col
lege, Jacksonville, and others
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wooDMEN OF THE WORLDS DAY.

VIII Go to warsaw on Their Annual
Excursion.
The second annual picnic of Mistletoe
Camp, Woodmen of the World, will be
given at Warsaw Wednesday
The presentation of the camp flag, Co
mated by the ladies committee, will take
place during the day.
There will also be dancing, and other
pleasures, and those in charge of the COM
mittee picnic will see that all attending
are properly and well entertained. The
camp desires to make this one of the most
successful entertainments that 1t has yet
given. The committee in charge consists
of w H. Fifer. Chairman; w. F. Sher-
man, A. NJ. Walthour, w. L. Hancock
and w. r. Hewlett.
The steamer will leave Thunderbolt at
o'clock in the morning.
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HAD TO WASH UNDERCLOTHEs.
Predicament of Men who Went in
Camp without Change.


Camp without "a Change.
DR.. J. G. farrell, assistant surgeon OF
the First Georgia Regiment Infantry,
United States Volunteers, came down yes
terday to spend three days in the city.
Dr. farrell is enjoying his camp life, and
says the men of his regiment are all in
good health and spirits. They are being
well fed and well cared for now, and there
Is no complaint heard from any of the
men.
IN view of the excellent preparation
"hlch is being made with the First Regl-
ment Dr.. farrell believes it is ultimately
10 be sent, to the front along with the
o'her troops. The men are being thor
"uslliy drilled he said, and are doing some
FTAtIaordinarily hard work He thinks the
FSt Regiment is in better shape than
t'e second in many respects as in the
raw recruits. -
a" interesting feature of the camp life
- -, ou' o. the fact that The men in the
- regiment, or, practically, none of
I'm carried a change of Undertaking 10
Y1. i-"H, Ihey all expected to be supplied
60 80 VlolhIhg and equipment there, which
~, IL tHeF not having done So
o1i' LaWton thought a day or two ago
tha' the men had stood il as lone ~ t% %eV
fSlIou'a' and an order to wash undercloth-
th 7 was issued. As the great majority of
el men in the regiment in fact. nearly
- a. UI them We're without change, their
~ eocament may well be imagined. But
M washing had to be done, and there was
o'$ one way 10 do it-take the under
o.lies on Undergarments were hanging
IouHo the camp that day in varied and
interesting profusion, and the orders kent
o eisIlors out of the camp until those under
clothes had dried.
~ farrell does not think the troops will
e equipped fully until they reach some
DdSe OF supplies. The Second Regiment will
Psooaoiy be uniformed and equipped on
~, al at Tampa, and the same policy
WI countless be pursued with the other
commands. DR.. farrell win return to
drlffn tomorrow night.
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HOTELS AND SUMNER RESORTS.
BLOWING ROCK.
GREEN PARK HnrEI.

This delightful resort is on the summit
OF the Blue Ridge, 1890 feet above the sea
level, $50 feet above Lookout Mountain,
2,050 feet above Ashevlle, 1000 feet above
Tate Springs, $500 feet above CatskiI
Mountain House, New York Eighth sea-
son will open June 10. and persons desiring
10 engage rooms would do wen to Apply
soon. All modern convenences and the
usual amusements, with excellent string
band. p 0. and telegraph Office in hotel.
Through tickets 10 Blowing Rock from all
points and baggage checked through to
destination. For circulars and fun infor-
nation address GREEN PARK HOTEL.
CO.. Green Park, N. c.
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MASTER BRANT's CONCERT

VIII BE Given at Music Han To-
Morrow Night.
The first concert by Master Saul Brant.
violinist, will be given at Masonic hall to-
morrow night. Master Brant will be as
sisted by Mrs. Max Byck, pianist: Miss
Hattie We'll, contralto; Miss Emma Bull
loch, soprano; Miss Lille Selig, elocution-
list, and Miss Bette Gnosspelius, accom-
PIANIST.
Master Brant has frequently been heard
in concerts under various auspices. and
his friends are interested in making his
own concert a success.