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The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-05-28
THE OMAHA EXPOSITION

VIII BE Opened Wednesday, June 1, BY
President Mckinley.
At noon Wednesday, June 1, Presi-
dent Mckinley will be placed in tele-
phonic connection with the officials of
the Trans Mississippi exposition at
Omaha, and his message will be read
before the assembled people. The
president will touch the button that
will start the exposition machinery in
motion.
The program for the opening of the
exposition with the attendant ceremo-
MES aud the outline of the program
for the three following days has been
prepared by President Wattles.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-05-28
CAPTURED Boats Condemned.

In the United States circuit court OF
Kew West, Saturday, the Spanish
prizes, Mathilde, Candidate, Sofia and
Argonauta, with the rifles and ammu-
milton found on the latter, valued at
$4,000 were condemned aud ordered
sold.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-05-28
TREATY ARTICLES PUBLISHED.
rbev Are Those of the Geneva Convention
I,euriur on Neutrality.

They Are Those Of the Geneva Convention
Bearing on Neutrality.
At the direction Of Secretary Aiger'
the war department has issued n gen
eral order giving extracts from the
treaty articles of the Geneva CONVEX nv NJ
ton bearing on the neutrality TO be
accorded equipments and individuals u,
engaged in the treatment Of the SICK
and wounded. ,
Tn the same connection the depart
ment published the regulations when 81
have been adopted for the observance
Of the treaty and the requirement Una.
On persons and equipment engaged IN
caring for sick and wounded snail "
displayed the Red Cross.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-05-28
PROTEST AGAINST TURKEY.

Americans Not Allowed Passports to
Travel In the Interior.
A cable dispatch from Constantine
ple states that United States Minister
Angel has entered protest with the
Turkish government against the action
of the authorities in refusing to grant
passports to Americans to travel in
the interior.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-05-28
ANOTHER "vICTORY" CLAIMED.
Blanco Says Our Ships Used Spanish Flag
For Blind.

ror Bl1ud.
A Madrid dispatch states that Cap.
tain General Blanco cables from Ha.
vana that 'in order to deceive the gar
rison Of Guantanamo" the American
warships hoisted Spanish flags, but
were Immediately recognized and re-
pulsed.
The captain general also reports that
insurgent bands have been defeated in
the provinces Of Matanzas and Havana
and that several insurgents have been
killed.
Great indignation is felt in Madrid
over the statement contained in Gen.
eral Blanco's telegram. The newspa.
pers contain savage attacks upon
America regarding the alleged action
of the United States vessels.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-05-28
GENERAL WESLEY MERRITT.

re in return promised regular pay
d their families in their absence
build be cared for. They will also
Exempted from tribute. After seven
|nths' absence, during which they
Eeived no pay, they returned home
find their families starving and to
called upon for tribute. They
BE risen against Spain"
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-05-28
DISCUSSED BY M'LAURIN.

@h Of Gladstone Theme OF Senate
Chaplain's Prayer.
lhe death Of Gladstone was made
asms Of the chaplain's invocation
hs opening Of the senate Thurs
~ Aresolution presented by Mr..
~A' Of Texas, was passed. 1t calls
y the secretary Of war for plans
,,specifcations for the improvement
ufansas Pass harbor.
The conclusion of the morning
meas consideration of the war rev.
' oill was resumed. Mr.. McLau'
vi South Carolina, delivered o sci
Ia upon the features Of the pend
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-05-28
MCCOY WHIPS RUHLIN.
Twenty Rounds Were Necessary to Decide
the Contest.

the Contest.
The fight at Syracuse, n. T.. Fri.
day night between Kid Mccoy and
Gus Rubin, the latter OF Cleveland,
resulted in q victory for Mccoy after
twenty rounds. Three thousand rer-
sons were in the Alhambra, where the
fight was held.
suit, and the showing made by Rubin
was a surprise. He stood lot OF
punishment and was always ready TO
come up for more. n
When the decision was rendered jam
Corbett leaped into the ring and asked
Mccoy to fight him, but the latter de-
clined to consider the matter.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-05-28
POLO LEAVES CANADA.

Notified BY British government To Take
His Departure.
A special to The New York Herald
from Montreal says: 1t has not been
possible for Spain to postpone the de.
parture of Senior Polo y Bernabe any
longer. Saturday he sailed with all
his staff by the steamer Dominion for
Liverpool, and he will go thence to
Madrid. He says that though lie was
detained in Canada for some time by
business he respected the declaration
of neutrality and left this country vol
unfairly.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-05-28
TORNADO IN ARKANSAS.

Property Destroyed.
A tornado which passed through a
portion of northwest Arkansas last
Friday night did immense damage to
property and caused the death of at
least seven people. Reports OF the
destruction are being received slowly
and it is feared that later details will
add other names to the death list.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-12

Anaerssn's Home Ran Was All Thaf
saved the seattle Team

Special Dspa.cA 10 the Post-Insellg@DcsT-
TACOMA SEPT ii.-BGt for Anderson :
horss run IL tne sixth inning Seattle would
have been shut au. In ,osSays game mere
With The hgroe team. rs II was. the score
stood 30 against sfas visitors. the hol1s
team playing an errosIsss game through
out The nlne innings. Sna4py pali. repsste
with neat plays, marked the ~ora Of ooia
teams, and 81! tod the game was Gle u
the best seer here this season
Rabbit ard Kelly. battery for Tacoma.
ais good work. Kelly played strong
game Rabbit had six ssrlke-outs TO MS
credit, ie. three men walk 10 first. and held
the Seattle team down 10 five hits Par
rot. In tire box for Seattle. retired four
men or strikes. .et three reach first III
earned, and vas found Tor eight hits.
Blonde eaugh: clean game from fEsi &c
last.
Although the visitors got a man 70 third
base and several as far as second. The only
run they could get across the pate was
:ha, brought IN by Anderson's clean NJ,
in the sixth. II the seventh DAIRY mole.
the first man UP, also hit out home run
HAYNES made a bot stick record IN the
game getting three singles and one two
haggsr IN four times at bat. IN the first
inning Clarke at first and Babbiti in the
box made q near double play. the only enc
Of the game, retiring Corbett and Aneer-
son.
Both Rabbit and PARROT fielded their
positions to the queens taste, doing strong
work without the sign OF al error. Seattle
piled UP four errors AUrry. Anderson.
Blonde and Comiskey getting these dis
credits. TIE attendance was large. inciId-
ing a delegation from Seattle. The teams
viii play here Tuesday. Wednesday ard
Thursday Of next week, finishing out the
week az Seattle
Following Is the detailed score o. today =
game.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-12

81 may tETn cus that soyse goesi nSsseslsz
tzs en.e.e4 srhoci ] hope We c1a get us
8 coed strof-~ team Eyssz with nsw ia
fe~1ai think ~ can 60 fairly well ~ 1ar1
Ecrk@
Howard q. Freeman. u Po<sizS. has
fs-e~ rayrsux IN n The score for TIE DE-
tscrzaf Il A. W racing championship ard
row ox.rsnks tire Busasx aruksrs OK bss-
ton, as~veas, Msrrens Jay. Eaton kasrr,
Joap Eden ard May eise-s. TIE scnFe
il as follows. Rala -. AeFar-ans Ia. Aa}oF
Taylor IL, Kgnnnse ILL., CcoSp- I'D. ATf1asr
Gsarxaaxser II, Freeman s. TIE na2zkss. ,esa-
s8-e a5oa. rrsesran'S rz1sIg tG-s year =
that he generally wiTls a Tor'A2a OF tAe
prize money He f&s not Eor EnarE HFsss
fs,. an for sazyy,ess. cGsrsz and faag-As he
azs a Sorg srrUE FEE BE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-12
Third and Fourth Glass Matter.


Chief of Police Reed doubts more than
ever the truth Of the story told by little
Edna MacSween about her wonderful eX-
perience in Tacoma and Seattle with u
bury kdnaper. \ prominent business
man told the chief that a girl answerir &
Edna MacSween's description came 70 his
home last Wednesday afternoon and ask
ed for work. she admitted that her home
was in Tacoma and that she had come 10
Seattle the night bestore. The business
man sent her home.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-12
standing of the Clubs.
opaf> Defeat sh~ Rochcsterx.

Tbs Seattle 0p2,s defeated the Rnca.s-
',Ts from Tacoma Yesterday afternoon st
tha Madison stree; grounds In & poorly
played game, the score being - 70 i Bat
;eries were as follows: opals Fowler ana
Ri, ResHszters Sta.kler, Cieary ara
Gay score ny innings
Cpais -.---. .,.....S IS > @ -
Eochestess ,.... II 8 / O i \
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Louisville o. Cincinnati s.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1l.-rhe Colonies
again outplayed the Reds today and won
haudily. MCGEE lasted but two innings.
Bowling. who succeeded him, was in fine
:orr.s. Attendance, 1. JVe Score:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-12

INDEPENDENCE. Or Sept 1t~r-4l
Eorte today eaualed ;he worlds ressc-, a.
= =lts"ls-Ss pscer. covering 9 nile N s0+&.
Ise ;lzne ~ quarters r as fellows. 49,
-. x. G.0sss Del Narte y a back So
Ion and IA FL brother q Ghsaans ,hs
y e. known PAGER
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-12
New York =, Warrington =.

NEW YORK. Sept 1.-THE Giants beat
the Senators today easily 4: Weehawken.
y. J. Seymour was IN fine form and was
TOO much FOR the Senators a all stages OK
the game, only four hits being made eff
his delivery. The Giants hits were mum
erous. but errors cut qt!te q figure In their
ran column WaSh!Dg.on's two runs were
made in the ninth or a base on balls.
Andersons triple 10 center and Gilbert's
cut. Seymour broke the sirike-out record
% eleven held by Doheny, by compelling
twelve men 10 fan the ai-. Score;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-12
Totals

Dea ont for Interference with batted ball
Hits-Off Parrot y. off Rabbit j.
Bases Oh haiis-On Parrot 3. Off Bah
bi,t 3
Base from being hit by pitched ball-By
PARROT !.
Struck out-By Parrot s by Eabh.tt C.
Two-bas hitx-Dalrymp Haynes
Home runs-Dairynple. Anderson.
Double piays-Ciarke 10 Bahbitt.
Umpire-Daiiy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-12
Why Are You III
When Other People All About
You Are Well
WAY Are Nou Weak While Others
Are strong and Healthy

BaSa4Ra yosir ss TEN VIE saaTa s1en'e Ftt-
Sss ID attacks of dssesasse- Nc<ss sese aSea -.
Ia. been allowed 20 deVe}op ard y3Hr
etrenstn Disease originates IN ifnpagt-
ties in the hgst>l Hence the importance
OF kssfsuA rha bleed At ti times ~ a
taafchx condition in oTSser fhAE SIS. a.se
may ~ avoided. uS<sa'ss Sa-sapRrflla cures
tessofe,la satt rheun ,syegsVps.s, rtess'fss-
.sssfi catarra and al other troubles o11E.~
mating sn ov promoted nv vi suys AtSsf
and 4 eeeps people wei l's>.a.&ea 8 cxiCis
all disease germs frcga fste otft-i aad
makes Il rich ard pare.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-12

NJ nager SeNs-li = ~o: h,s1lv slated ove-
'he chances II 'Ae high S2Asao1 gtS,;tzsN ;eae,
We saFs sAat Pc Pas ts"n casting aiS eye
around - sd c@tt where be starts hu>
tsss as yes he 6=es acs - HE Y-zk-~y
any, rash g,ats sY,eeats We ALL ...~+as.-,,,
have ;C~-'s, = Ss43 yess ~ BAY *l.st an,
afraid = AL sex }>~ strong as during
slse E~2ss TWO seAsos.s We v1si laS>a rnaey
~ or css Payers ard 4 usa Ap = ha~ss
sASS - replace t.@aA After scssa. oy@as
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-12

Interest IL the EorHctt- Mccoy fsxh, Sc
iosScr@2 tv the uncert aintv as 10 whether
& VIII really take place aaa the ise., .ha,
e IL 70 re picture exhibition In other
words sporting rrsn - not look upau the
Tsctacca fstr.ag process, ~ apple. o. G.-ut-
irS wit5 airy degree - enthusiasm. some
sN}rk $50 promoters - the rorte4t ara
morn Interested - getting y CORD SCI rs,
pictures thsa snrthlre else However mis-
nay -. iotk fav q splendid oxidation -
sc'ens-9- fsh:lnr y gha present tirs3A :
appear - 10 almost a}o1e n this co94-
gn0aitv 81 n king McCpv Is the wilmer.
especially < fhe fSft rvas 7e% thr p~4ns 90
krac&eG:. afn ~uph413c ir rse k.ax
I.tstgns - vssp Frank r-arn@ :, fs~ rs
l -an Sc rhe oaly rNsvsale chance ne lat
ser has les n tae fect that EaY:zne has
b9Fr' ~a.s. frl'iH'rg hi@ constitution ~ fast
NvtrS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-12

FOR Waila Walla and all points on
Washington & Columbia River railroad
take the Northern Pacific. Train leaves
Seattle daily a; p. n. Through car SER
vice - Wa.Ia Walla-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-12

DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL, diseases OF
women. "a Hinckley.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-12

The ladies OF the Red Cross Society de-
sire to can attention again 10 the sewing
clrrle work 20 he taken mp tomorrow morn
ing as published I'm the Post IEterigencer
Sunday. The needs of the Washington
volunteers at San Francisco are urgent
ard should tie met as rapidly as possible
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-12

CHICAGO, Sept. U-The Ofph1ns won
two games from the Browns today by
superior work. hcta in the fed and with
the stick. Dowd'S catches o. three hard
hits almost into the bleachers and some
wonderful stops and throws by Cross we're
the features Of the nTst game. The locals
did some great base running. Lang nix a
terrific bah over Stencils head - the club
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-12
LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS

Letters addressed 10 tha following
manned persons remained uucailed for az
the gersrai delivery az the Seattle post
Office. Saturday. September 10. 1885:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-12

"VTTOS" breakfast food. Ask your
gr0ceY.
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New York ...... .......


" .iSs3tif- ASsA
Ba;teries~Seymour ana Warner: Killen
and Mcclure. mpires-Hunt and Goa
molly.
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Totals 80. 49,. 81 4 s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-20
gerntiTa1teH.
Golo pom Klonoife.

Ra9bem man pdbrenb Der lebten aebn
Sage bic @ntunft beg 9umpfers nSt. 9aul"
itiinbIi9 nit llnrube erpartet bate, lief Der
Ielbe Sonntag in Gan Srancl5co Elm. @r
fonmt DOn ct. Mi3aels unb brtngt @olb=
grGber unb S6dbe bonn &lonbife. Nuf Der
gaHdgierliite ftanben 176 Perfonen, unb ibr
8eiiBtbum an @oloitau6, @~olOtlumpen uni
8antanpeifungen pirb uuf 3 M:G;onen
Dollars gef9dBt. Den grOBten 2ei9tbum
bringt elm 8oIbfu9er Namens q. s. pidett
Der 10000 Dollars in @%olbitalt6 unb Sob
flumpen in Feinem 8eftb bat. peter Wp=
birb betennt fi9 aIs Gtgentbiimer bon $780,
600, s. Nui6 bat $4,000 unb 5reb. 8errr
bon 6resnO, Sal, Der f9on friiber Elm Ser
mrgen NIT beimgebra6t bate, fagt, buB ct
bissmaI ni4t mirber erfOIsret9 mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-20

@on ie6er in unferem 2unbe iest ftuttfins
benben g ulbers @rpIofton fOlrn bic
Spanier bic ur6eber gepeien iein. @enn
bas ia m0gliA pGre, 10 1T es bod nur gere4t,
baruuf bin3upeiien, baB bas &uffliegen bon
Pulnerfa6riten bier3uGanbe Elm leiber febr
b%dufiges 8OrtOmmniB, audi pd6renb
Griebens3eiten, unb uls NOD Niemunb un
einen &rieg ba9te, geipeIen 1T, pdbrenO nun
in anberen 2Gnbern nur ie6r Ielten Oubon
BORT. Die 4nnubme f4eint besbul6 gere9tz
fertigt, baB es bel uns 5ulanOe bod pp9l an
Der nOt6igen @orii9t mungeIt. 9us tpiirbe
ii9 audi baraus ergeben, tpenn es iiberbdupt
irgenb Semanbem m0sIih gema9t mare, big
gu elmer Pulperfabrit in feinbli4er @bii@t
bor3uoringen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-20
SYnheeri6t.

So6n 5enrp Somes, Elm g}eger, Der 9iensz
tag Morgen uuf Der 2unbftrcBe, in Der
gtdRe Der Wobnung beg MGb9ens, einen Derz
bre4erti6en Nngriff uuf SRI. Sulia 9otOpp
9ema9t bate, nurbe spei Wsilen nett
lid BON Der @tabt BON elmer bepaffneten
@4aar bOn 200 MGnnern geIpn9t. Die
gebOroen 6atten ben @efangelten ain Nben0
borber aus Dem @efdngniB genOrp1en uno
aut einem @rtra5uge ua3 Staunton gebra4t
uHo es mar eine Spe5iulz9runbiurp ein6eruz
ten tporoen, I'm ben San 81 O%erbanoeln. Sds
9ert3t mar in Sibung, als bic Na9rt9t einz
traf, baB Der 3ug nit benz @efunsenen angez
baIten, Der 2eBtere ersriffen unb an einem
Saume aufgefnipft pprben fei. &uf feline
Set9e tpurOen ao4Ireide S9i7s ubsefeuert.
S6war5er unholo.
Die Negerin @urub Cole tpurbe @omTtag
Cole in einem norbpPfIi9 BON 8uI0ington,
Sno', gelsgsnen geerenfsIbe srmolbet. 9ta4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-20

Ginen 6oben 8etpeis feinsr 5attfeFtJz
felt bat fOe6en Gommpb0re S6lep, Der
Sieger in Der Seef6Ga3t pon Saniiago, 9e>
liefert. Cine Nep Yorter 3sttung beging Die
SattIoigteit, BET inn telegrap6il9 un3ufrdz
gen, tper gu benz Hubn1e 5ereatigt lei, baS
@eI6naber Gerpera's bernihtet gu BADEN.
@9leD ert6eiGte benz 5rageteGtr fOlgenbe
Mnttport: Ser Sieg gs95c isbem
Sffi5ier b W Der Slotte."
Snbefen perOen in Muretanb bic
6 + b e m o n It r tiontn Fir
@41sp ~fortgefebt. Sn ieiner @utertabt
5reberid funh ibm gu @9ren Elm GROCER
um3ug ftutt. gu Cumberland rperben @orz
bersitungen fir cine @6rea9ube setrOffen.
Die 8e6Drben 8ultimOre's T4idten an S4Iep
einen teIegropbii3en 9Glid5puni@, arf ben
en- tura bei4eiben erpioerte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-20
Quslan ..
Oeutihlon0.

Die fruhtbaren Nieberungen am Inro<
runoe bes 9ar5gebir9es purOen in ben lstten
Sagen BON perbeerenoen !9o3paI era uno
1eberI6tpemmunsen beimgsiu3t, i'll 5olge
BON fur9tbaren Gegensii1en uno Wolten=
brii9en, pel9e I'M 9ar5 ~nieoergingen. Mm
16Iimmften f6eint, ben Bis iebt buriiber porz
~liegsnben telegrup6if9en Meloungen gemdB,
bus Stergebiet betrOffen gu iein. 6ierna3
ite6en @tabt unb 8reis 90 oGfen6uttel
unb S9eile bon g ii , zSannoper peitz
bin unter 8aIer. 9ie 8e60rben 9abtn bic
8eipobner @ulfthbiitters uno Der umliegenz
ben Srte er1u9t, bes Na9ts I9urfe Q5aGe
3u 6alten, I'm nibt plDbIi9 BON a~nitiirnten<
ben Slut6en in i6ren 8etten iiberrui9t su
tpsrben. SIM &reiIe @plfenbittel iino arf
peite Streden Die @rnten %3ert0rt, 3ahGrsi9e
@riiten5Pn berni6tet, SIN Sbrum, Nmtsges
ri4t 9OSlar, iinb cine @n3abl 9Guier unter
Dem Nnpraa Der pG0bIi9 bsranb:auienben
Slut6en eingefir3t unb me6rere MenIasn,
b~arunter Der &lempnermeilter 9lant6e, rrz
~trunfen. 0us FreunbIi9e, bon Srember biel
beIu6te braunf9neigif6e StGbt9ea Sara
burg ragt inielgleib aus Der es umtofsnben
Slutb empor unb 1T bonn 0srfe6r b0liq abqez
F3nitten. Sci @%ienenbur9 in Der Xanoz
brotei 9iIbesbeim BADEN bic Slutben bic 3az
baubride, auf benz &Ioterqut 8Dltinserobe
i'm Nmtsgeri6t @oslar, bic Ster6riide FORT
geriifen unS 5eritOrt. @e6r i9limm 1T audi
bag freunbli9e Seeien an Der @6tloau mitz
genOmmen. Die @~9ilOaubriiGen finb berz
i9tpunben, Der bortige &urpart 1T 3sritDrt,
bic bielbeIu6ts Sberf0rterei slei6t einem
Sriimmetbaufsn, Die @ebdube Der 3uderfaz
BRIT finb benz @initur3 nabe. Sci Quebltnz
burg lit Die 8ooe UNI ni4t penigst als atpsi
W1eter geitiegen.
QeuBerit arg BADEN bic SGutben III Der
@tabt 8ruun&pei gebauT unb
einen riefigen SGuoen bort ungeri9tst. Ser
berrIi4e @iien6abnpart iOtpte Der 8iirgerz
part fteben gang unter @afer. 9as Cont
nrsrtbeatrr 1T iiberflutbet, bas NIT eroBem
&oitenuuftpanbe erri4tete @afertpert tbsiIz
tpeiie ~5eritOrt. Ser @ertebr auf Der elrt<
trif4en StraBsnbabn muBte sdnali@ einge=
itelt tperben.
Sbpobl bic bon Der So9fGutb b~stroffsz
men gs5irte gu ben pobIbabenbfte 8raunz
19psi9's uno Sib : Sannober's eeE6ren,
brObt Der iiberf4memmten, t6eilueiIe BON
9ous unO 9Of gsfIi4tetsn geD0lteruns
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-20

Ser / n i M ii umerifdnif4e 30 i
IitGr : @ouDerneur bon Sdns
tiagp, 8rigabee@ eneral @bambers Mt c.
&ibbiu, lit Elm Heguldrer, a6er, pte Sbafz
ter unb Miles, fein @eft pointer. @r trat i'm
8iirgertrieg als @emeiner in's itebenoe Seer,
arbeitete fi9 in bieIem bur9 @niteqi9fett unO
Sapferteit empOr, bra9te es auf 9rant's
bir9inif4en Selb8iigen Biz gum 9auptmunn.
@uf ben cubunif9en &riegsT3auplab lam er
als Siibrer zines ~reguldren Snfdnteriea3esiz
ments, unb fir feline in ben Sdmpfen I'm
Santiago betpiffene Supferteit purbe er bonn
p~rdIibenten gum 8ri~gabegeneral %ernannt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-20

0ur9 bic niebertrG9ti9ert @erfu9s bsr
Gs!b n, bic Ser. @tuuten 9egsn Seut19lanb
ga berbeben, nerben AUDI Die 6einbe bes
beutf9en INTERRUPTS in Dffent=
IrGen S9ulen pieber our @ruererung ibri5
Sreibens srmuntert. 0as 5eiet ii9 3. g. in
Cincinnati; unb Die bortige Commercial
S.tbune" nimmt iOl9e @tGnfereien auf.
S)u5u bemertt uber Die bOrtige u5reis qreKe":
.&uu, gliidli4srpei1e 1T bur@ Elm Stuatss
geieb in SbiO Oafir gefOrgt, baB Die 6einbe
bes beuti9en Spra9unterri9ts ni9t mad
&elieben nit bamielben umfprin5en uub auFz
riumen t0nnen. 9iefes @eIeB i9rei6t be-
tanntti9 Dor, buB beutl4sr SpruGunterri9t
in ben 0ffentliben S4ulen unIeres States
ertksilt tnerben muB, tpenn Die geiebli9 porz
gtIGriebene Nn3abl BON 8iirgera rs berz
lunet; unb es ub5uI9uffen, lit cine QuFgabe,
beren 2Oiung i4On mart4em @erIu4e ses
fppttet bat unO AUDI tiinftigbln ipOttsn
piro."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-20

@arum Der feline b &reu5er
n9eier4 nu3 Santiago De Cuba GEE
ge19idt purbe, bariiber CAB am II. Suli bic
vNorbbeuti9t NGgemeine 3Pituna' in Ser
lin foGgenbs buG6omtGi4e @ustunft: Die
Qufga6e bes S9tffes betebt Isoigli4 burin,
bic feline beutIbe gofonie Sartticgo'5 aus
Der BON 8ef9ieBung, 9ot6 unb Glenh beimz
seIu8en cu6untfden StuDt aund4ft na9
einem merituntf4en 9~ufenplabe gu bringen.
NGio elm bur9aus lobeaspertbe. 3Dedl
Mu9 bag Sbun unb 2ufen beg 9r0BereE
bsutT9sn &reu5ers rSrene" Bel Manila 1T
iebenfaqs melt barmGofer, uls es bon sez
tpifsn beuti4enfeinhIi4en 9esetu bingefeat
tpurbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-20

Sir 1924, 7O6,O6o grOtfOfft, S34,768,>
9O7 &inbbieb unb S9peine, uno fir $751;
454,O74 Observation-Disclosures fir $513,z
929,O41 2ebensmittelb a6en Die 3 r.
Gtouten bonn 1. Suli 1897 Big gum 80.
SUM 1898 Der bartender W:lt mitgttbeilt,
osgen 1858, 294,17 Inn Sabre por6er, $685.
458, 1888 i'm SSSu6re 1895/96 unb$270,130,242
i'm Sabre 1894/95. On Wtebl urn getTeibe
baden mir in bieiem Sabre nd9s3u preimdI
10 Diel ausgefii6rt, ME i'm Sabre 1894195.
= N4, tpenr es bod immer 10 bliebe!