davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05
SEP @efmb.

SaB bds grpBe Seer Der 0erlpiI6e fjn
9e9en Die @ngldnber 1T Der lebtea S91a9t
i'm Sudan nit GuBari}er Nusbauer unb
Sdpferfeit i9Iug, 1T btfarn, genug. aeiz
ner aber mar tapferer uls beg &1alifen pOer
Mtabr's 8ruber, @mir glafub. Man tennt
tbn f9pn BON frii6er uus ben S9ilberunz
gen 0es Sefterrei6ers Slutin 8ai9d, Der
Sabre lang in ber 9eTan9eni@aFt hes SID
Iifen I9mo9tete, aus tpetGGsr er erbli9 entz
fam, unb Der Die @ngldnper auf ibren reuez
item SuOanfelo3iigen h%egfsitet.
Selten bat elm damn gr0Bera Spbesberz
a9tung ge3eigt, pie Outub in Der nsu!idfn
S9la9t, unb bie1en Utut9 fl0Bte er aud
ieinen 2euten elm. Gr rift an Der 6pi3e
elmer bi9ten, bunflen Geitsri6dar uno berz
fu4te mebr als einmal gum 9anb9emenge
gu fomrer. @inmnl nd9 Dem ollberen
galpppirten bieie Geiter an bic britiT9en
Girien 6eran, f6pentEsa bann I'm unS
lieBen eine @tal6ipolfe unb eirs longe
Spur Dpn SObten unO Gterbenben 5uriid.
Ginnral ergoB fi9 bus bcrni6tenbe Seuer
in tire Slante unb in t6ren Giiden. Qber
tie pilten ni6t binpeg. Sic ianrmelten ii6
in bi9ten MaFen auf's g2eue urt Die SABINE
gafu6's urb troBten it0l3 benz to06ringeaz
Den 8tai. @ine groBe Meage tpeiBgefteiz
better SuBtruppen rannte in boGer Gile, ben
gtdmen NQa9 f9reienb unD ibre Gdpcrter
in Der Cuff 59nentenb, ij6er ba5 8la9felb,
pffenbar in feiner anber3n 4bft9t, uls nit
ibrem Su6rer gufub 81! terben, 46er has
Seuer Der 9epe6re, Der Martmf9en Sc
19iBe unb Der 9ranatsn mG6te Ie niebsr.
g}t@t elmer BON 8ebn %geGdngte Biz CUR
SABINE gafub's. Die, ipelt6a 6infcmen,
ftanben nit ben penigen &eitern, Die mod
ii6rig toaren. Man 6Drte ibt troBiges &C.
f9rei, Bis fetn Mtann nlshr ftano. Gie
ipDllten feinan Barbpn. Slatin 9oI6a
bate bic SABINE gatu6's srfannt. gr rift
bin3u unb fanb ben @mir NOD am 2e6en.
9iefer prfannte 1einen altea SSeint uni
GangiG6rigen @eFangenen ulto 1tarb bor feiz
men &ugen. DIS Yafub Den Iebten !6au6
oustieB, erboben fi9 mebrere ~oerpunbete
Better, Die BEL linn 1agen, unb %feue1ten
S6iFe ab. @gpptif9e @pIoaten m2t6ttn
ibnen iofort ben Garaus- yafub's groBz
artige 9elOent9at mar Der 1ebte 8eriu9,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05

9as gannftatter BOLSTER,
pel9es in ui9t ~penigen StGoten Nmerifa's,
= bant ben S9nabenberetnen = feline
piirbige auidbrIi4e Nu4u9mun9 finbet, but
in feiner urbetmat6 brauBen cine
neue omtli9e 4nertennung ge<
funben:
Sir bi. gauge 3eit bon %. Bis 30.
Sept. b. S, pirb auf Dem 8%oItsplab
in a n n It a eine g D # Il II # a 1t nit
Dffentli9er Selephoni It ellie unz
ter9ulten, bic BON Motgtns 8 l16r Big
Nbenbs 7 l1br pffenite6t nub ii9 init benz
Gerfauf BON pofttpertb3eiDen, init Der Nne
nabme unb 4usgabe BON ppitfenbungen
ieber DIRT, nit Der Mnna6me bpn Seleqramz
men, fopte INIT Der @ermiitelung trlepbpz
niiGer @eiprd4e gu befdTen Fat. Sem
bungen, tpel9e ben @mpTInger.t arf benz
8pltsfe5tplab eingebGnbigt tperDen IoGen,
BADEN in Der Nuff9rift nebea Der 4ngube
bes 8eftimmungsprtes .GarnIQt!" ben
8ermert r8oltsfeftpldB" ullb irenn lie am
S9alter Der 8olfsfeitpoitanftalt in @mz
pfang 9enommen tDerben tppllen, ben Ser
merit p8OItsfeftptab poitlagerno" gu trogen.
@s lift pp9G bas srte WtaG, baB bic pot
unb bas NIT ibr in @irttembtrg pie i'm
Rei3 oerbunbene Selepbon ii6 benz qGobe
zines DoItst9imGiben 5eites CUR @erfiigung
iteaen, unb 5tpar glei4 uuf OoQe a6t Sage.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05
2Iuoemeiner mddrenmorFt.

lite r-8eIt creamery 19-19Mc; IL. Quolttdt
17-18c; go. q l3-14hc; bette uabgemabte. 14-l5si
bette DARN liz; !. QualItdt, l4-l5c; 2. Auolitdt 12-l3.
9d Ie-Ewins. 7A-8:; Siuthurser, reuer 6h &c;
69petser, 9-9Hc; omertf0nti1er Raie IN StnerpsaI
42s fir III gfuuS.
8Obnen-get. S1OO-sIO2H; CUTE 9o-95:. set:
.Utebiums", 95-97Mc; 9ertuse Aualttat, $685..
Cell ii geG-Gurtep5 &c oas gfuuO; 9ibner 8:
bns qfunb; Gnten &c bas 9tuno; Sdnie $3.50
80 bns SIbeno.
@itr Sang frif9e @ertute absere9ust 14s
bos 8usenh.
RuGbfIetf4-80 big rs Tfnnb Semitt 6h q;
75bis 100 8funb, 7H-8; 100 bis lilo PiuHA 8Zc; Ga
pbbnlibes unb fdperes, &C..
Sri{ne 81 de - 8laf Bah, oroSe, has 9funA;
lOH-11c; pite, 6-6Hc; 9tfereL 5-6Ar.
81 o19 benfeI-5-45c bas DuBeno.
u-25-75c fir "a st. .RiFt..
@firfi d e-1o-20c FIR lis 8uI9eG.
metutrouben - 7H-8c fir 8 pfun0.
@affermeG ouen-$12-l5 per 100 Stif.
~I-yteue. be beIte1, 81. 25-L75 bas gag.
Sranaen -St. Mi6aels, S200-2.2 5 Die Rite.
Stir nj n-8eTte Quotitdt $5.5)-6 50 Rtt..
Qauaneu Bette. 41c-sl.00 6ns 8inOst-
Tet9eu- Seipoidene. 10-20c oas RfIn>.
@nauas - aus Stprloa, $L50-250 fhr q Rit..
Meme artoffelu- Carp Ohio 27-29; oas
guiael; Se6rous 30-32r bas Suibel; geerlsB 1912:
bas 9ufdet; &oie 27-30c; 9urbants, 1913 oasguin.
Sp tebeIM - Crime, 6o-75c Der Saf.
Geues Wei str ut-4o-5oc bas &tFtbst.
gIumeufo III - 25c-75c Die Ritz
Nptbe 9th6eu - gteue. 75c-SI.0o pls jig.
gobnen 4O-5oc Der 8WiaeIsRiits.
Surten ~ 20c-25c per Cad.
81 m t E n-15-35c bas 8uI9eG.
en-53petne 1siib.SiHtr. 75c; fletns
gbmaIatiitben, 95-97hc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05
JnIano.

9ie 81 ntet1uns bDu weib<
lt3en @pnbucteuren an Der Strd=
Benba9n in Gbillicoibe, o., f4eint ii9 bod
nt9t gang 10 gut gu batpdbren, als man ar<
fangs unna6m. @ine Der biibi9eiten 9idel<
iammlerinnen, SRI. Marie Snoofs, tit eatz
laifen morben, neil ie einen tleinen 2iebes=
roman auf Der Gar in Scene eefeBt BADEN
ion, benz file angebli4 mebr Wmfmertiamteit
f4entte aIs i6rer gflibt. 0ie iunge Oame
re4tfertigt ii3 bamit, buB lire ~GoGe9innen
AUDI fummt unb Ionbers rS9Gbe" baben.
-@egen bienrptbr" HetGa m E.
@on Utica, q. g., aus lit cine 8epegung ms
Werf geTebt porben, ipel@e einen ie1r lo~
beaspert9en 3ped Derfplgt, IS bun9el: ii4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05
2Insldno.

SIN ii. SuB<Nrtiaerie <ae9imsnt IN
Sborn buben &ubrertruntun9e n
einen er0Bersn l1mfong angenommen; 81
Mann De inben iia in ar3tltAer 8ebonOe
luna. 0te 9aferne 1T geIperrt unO bas
aeqiment bonn @a9thiemit e%nt6unben.
Sin 53red1i9es @erbres
den 1T 20 @erit bonn &trAOorfe 1alrr
in &uBlQn6 psritbt pprben. Der Sauer
2ptfin nit Ieinsr gun5en Camille tpurOe
ermproet unb %Dsrbrannt; man fano DE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05

fura bor ibrem Spbe gepflegt purOe, Iugt
iibsr Die n9oilette" ber1el6en in ibrer letten
2e6ensaeit:
n&aiierin @liia6etb beri9mG6te a1e
SoilettentiinIte, bate ie aber aud pirfli3
ni9t n0tbig; lire @eitaft mar :aoellos uno
i4r punberbares 9aar lag als natirli9e
&rone uuf benz Saupte; S4mud trug tie
ME, nun an Der u6r, auf Der cine grie4ii9e
Snf3rift etngrabirt mar, einige tleine
M2iin3en."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05

Die @attin bes uugludli9e n
Suuptmanns9 repfus, Die in puz
rig 10 bingebenb uno 10 tlug fir feline 8e=
freiung tpirtt, 1T cine geborene 2ucie Gugenie
Nn6amonb, So9ter zines rei6en BON Suben
a6itammenben Supeliers in paris unb cine
bpGenbete Trana0itf3e Dame Dom beften Spz
pus. Die CARTE in &ei4tbum ~aufgelpa9iene
Srau Bat tpieberbOlt barum, bic @efangene
i9aft ibres Mdnnes alf Der Se1felsiniel
tbeilen gu biirfen, mas ibr aber abgef9lagen
purbe. Sour UNI 10 eifriger betrieb lie BON
paris gus sundbit bic &ebifion Oes Prp5ef=
Ies un0 bat nun Die betannten bielperfprez
Genbeu Nnfangserfolge erSielt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05

ISo6fon berfts6t fi9 ni4t nlr auf'S
G9iffeberTenten, fOnbern ou3 auf haE
Seben gefuntsner @@iffe. Sci.
ner @ef9idGi8teit bat mans gu 5anten.
bub Der f9DmIts unb Bette Der fpanif6er
Rreu5er, bic in Der @eef4la9t bon Sanz
tiagO Der1untene uMuriu S9ersa a"
nunme6r gtidGi9 gebo6en 1T uno fortan
fir bic Slotte Der Ser. Stdaten berpenoei
perben tptrb. @enn man 9obfOn geud9z
rem ldBt, pirb er AUDI bas uuf cu6aniI6e
Riffe getriebene. ipanif6e &riegsiGiff
nG6rtfto6a1 @olOm" beben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05
Oie y2ep gorfer ginnanberrnosbe6Drb

Die g2ep gorfer gintpanberunssbe00rbe
bat fri{6eingetpanOert e3igeuner<M III
fifer als uGontraftarbeiter" 5us
riidge6aIten. Ous Observation-Disclosures
aber bat jebt in Der Sa4e cine pi9tige Gntz
ideibung obgegeben, beren 9aup:in1alt fol-
genber lit: SIN Slime Der ginipanberungs=
seIebe bat man als &iinitler, Die bon ben Sez
itimmungen bes Y%aragrup6en iiber Die Gin
fubr bon Mrbeitern unter Gpntratt uusgez
nommen iinb, iol3e 2eute gu betra4tea, biz
einen 9eruf ausiiben, in ipel9em Wiffr
ober 2ernen unb @ei4mad bus rein Mte3a.
ni19e iibertpiegen; Elm Muiifer BON SUD- II
Elm &iinitler i'm Sinne oes 9eiebes, UNI
pent1 er unter Gontratt bierber tomn1t, nm
fem Sud- ausauiiben, 10 itebt bam nl3is i'm
Mege. - Die frugli4en 3igeurer, ipel3'
Muitt aGs 8sruf treiben, Oiirfsn alp Eeretn'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05

am itOlseften fein t0nnen, finb offenbar Der
nun berftor6ene uusge3ei9nete beutf9@ame<
rifanii9e @eneral @ugtft 8alentin &aub
unb Iein nod am 2eben unb i'm 0teait be-
finblt9er 8ruber Commodore Mlber: &uub."
= unb Elm ebenIo tii9tiger &auB beripribt
bes Generals Sobn gu iperben, Der Iib als
ungebenber 6~IOttenoffi3ier i'm r~eueiten
&riege 6erportbat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05

Sir bas preuBtf8c @59sorbs
retenbuus finb pie llrtpablen oOel
@ablmdnnerpabsn nub benz fumolen Srei=
ffafenfDitem auf ben 81. SttOber uni
bic bur9 bic @ublmdnner pOr3unebmenOen
eiqentGt9en@ bgeoronetenma4
len auf a9t Sage 3erna9 anbez
rcrnt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05
Dtehmarft.

Rtnbbieb murbe IN ben StofsDarSs trie foIgt
npttrt:
ertro.Ie,ne 9t,ere, 3oO-15Oo 9fmnS 500. $685. IS
S16nes Stiere, 1900 $500 Yfuno .......... 5.5o-5 Is
@dbue St,ere. 2o0-l6O Wfuno ......... $685.. As
@ute 5tiere. l2Oo-l6OO Bfunb .......... 1855. Is
MittelmGBiQe Stiere, 900-l2O0 Yfunb 49,. A.50-4. 80
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05

Dem b~issiG6rigsn mibratbenen
Mein i'm Nabet6uGe BADEN bOrtige erdlts
fame DibboGbe ben Spibndmen: nSenrp,
Der SoGsubf9netber" Osrlieben.
9as lift BENIN bod gegen einen burmlO1sn
Ga9enpuBer al bel!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05

@eber bic 9eGbz mod bic @oGbz
9ede 1T gu fur5, pie bic Organe Der 9tlz
6erbOloe unb 9el0oerpGferer fortpd6renb
~bsbaupten, benin Sob lit iebt in alien 8artea
SIT BADEN unb bic @olbre1eroe bes 8unossz
i3obss 1T gum neberGaufen BON; audi bat bic
Menge Der umlaufsmitteG nit benz 3utpa9s
Der 8epOIterung unO ben Nnforberungen bss
CHARITIES, BON einigen StDrungen abse1e6ea,
iets 5ugenommen, pie aus naAitebenber 2az
Belle b~erbOrgebt, tpeI6e bic 3unabme Der Inn
laufsmitteG uuf ben 8opf Der 8ebDlferung in
ben oer1@iebenen Sa5r8e9nten Dieies Sabrz
bunberts an9tebt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05

1teber beut9e &duBr in Mme<
ia bemerft Die n9roBzgaep gorfer 3eiz
tung": vNu9 unter ben 9euti9en in arez
rita giebt es 8dube berf3ieoeniter 4rt; Die
beiben beut19en &duBe, auf pel9e mir absr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05
Sm bsutf6en @infuArhonbsl

SIN bsutf9en @infu9r9anbel
nefmen bic 8sreinigsn Studten, tpte aus
elmer an anberer Stele mitaet6eilten ISABELLE
berporqebt, bereits bic brittle SteQe elm. HoG
in ben Sabren 1894 uno 1895 itano OeIters
reid an britter Ste1e, leitOem 1T eS Gber bon
rem 8ereinigten @taaten ii5erfligelt ipOroea,
heren Nusfu6r na3 Oeuti9lanD BON 533
MiQipnen Marf i'm Sabre 1894 auf 658
Miaipnen Mart i'm Sabre 1897 o~eitiegen 1T,
&ber au3 Die Nusfu6r aus 9eu!I6Ianb mad
cen 9ersintgten Stauten Fat I'M 9lei9er
3eitraume INN 125 Milionsn Marf 5uge=
nommen, 9eutf9lanb taufte isbo4 in
Rem bier Sabren itets mebr pOn ben Ser
einigtsn Staten, als Die 8ereinigten Staaz
ten BON 9eutf9Ganb, unb I'M SABRE 1897 be-
trug Der l1nterf6ieb 81 neren gun
# ZEN in runber Gumms PSI MiQionen
Marf. Wenn Die 3unabme 70 peiter gebt,
lpie bis6er, lperben mir buID an 0eutf6Ianb
ne6r berfaufen als @nglaa0, unb fpIte sa
uns gar ni9t tpunhern, trsnn ni9t f9on i'm
Nuspeiie iiber ben beut!9sn GinfubrGanbel
i'm Sabre 1898 unfer 2anb i'm stpeiten
@nglanb i'm britten &anss per5ei9net ftebt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05

@en6bnIite Gtiere, 900-l20o Bfuno ...... 4.00-445
6ute Stodters uno 6eebers .......... 400-475
@ernDbnlide bis CUTE Stoders uuo 6eeber5. 3.25-425
9uneu. bette bis e~rtra.gute Nualitdt. 800. 3.50-425
Buae1. ~eerin9ere bis mittIere Nuaitdt ... 2.25-34O
EerIen, bette 430-47 IS
&Ihe unb 9EerIeu. oute "a.
Ribe, ntttelndBige. $50. .............,.. 350-3.S0
&Ibe, oeipbbultbe bis CUTE Gamers. ...... 2.80-345
Staas uu6 SnIen -. 1.75-2.75
&aIeer, pel1e .............---.- ....... .. o.2o-.lo
Rdlber, eeringere QuolItdt ........... -. 3.00-6.U0
SendItete tueltItde Stiere 3.75- II IS
Seras Stiere .... .. 4.00-5. 25
Teros Riibe unb 8uleu .................. 3.l5-39J
Wtilbtiibe unO SprtnQers, per Staf...... .23O0-55)J
S6rpetn e notlreu
Bette rno orotutre bon nebr os $50 pfurn
9urdIbnltts9etultt ........... SO 2H 1856
Nv "nIDeHh"HotL .sss e. ~ "O'
aus9siudblte, ~oiiorttrte, 200-250 Bfnub -. 8. 60-4.00
ausse&Ddblts, oiIOrtirte. lsO-245 Biuuo 49,. 3.5o-3.95
Ssibte, f1one. lso-190 @funo ........ .-.. 3.S5 -3.97H
asi5te, cretndre. 14o-I95 RfuHO ..........3.55 -3.82A
.BigS". 70-l25 YTIno ........ ...-. us -38o
.9IIS" ...... 100 b SO
S~9ofe-@eft.rn, $L.oo-4.5o; gtatipes, $3.50
4.50. Skinner. S425-5.50
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05
gin am1bert d. t.
Der 6eIomorrt.

wsdIsG auf glep gort purOen nit 10 Gts. aafsetO
p~erfautt
gaa9itebeub bic fir geferr oH9e5ei9ten ms1IeltHrIe
ouf bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gurppa's:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-07

thor, ventures to accuse the late Colo
mel Merridew of theft. and that in the
house which was Colonel Merridew's !"
Mr.. Merridew, " said Sir Matthew
in cold, sarcastic voice, "must admit
that any other explanation of the colo
nel's action is-well, difficult, and that
in any house, whether Colonel Mcrri-
dew's or another's. "
"My dear friends &" expostulated the
vicar, pray have reason. The presence
of these-er-articles in this bottle Of
port, taken in conjunction with the ex.
PLANTATION afforded by the late Colonel
Merridew's letter, makes the whole
matter perfectly clear. The vicar
paused, swallowed his nut and then
continued with considerable and proper
pride. "In fact, although there is no
reason whatsoever to think that Colonel
Merridew stole the indianapolis rubies
yet any gentleman may well suppose
and has every reason for supposing that
Colonel Merridew did steal the mahara-
jah's rubies.
Sir Matthew tugged at his beard; my
father rubbed the side of his nose with
his forefinger. The vicar rose and stood
between them with his hands spread out
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-07

in favor Of bold course, as Uncle John
had been, he said.
cover the mantelpiece, said he,
turning to his guest, with rather fore
ed smile, "you will observe, Sir Mat
thew, a portrait of the late Colonel
Merridew. 1t is considered an extreme
ly good likeness.
Sir Matthew examined the colonel
through his eyeglasses with a critical
stare.
'"It looks" said he, Every like what
have always supposed Colonel Merri-
dew to have been--indeed exactly like. "
My father frowned heavily. Sir Mat
thew's speech was open to unfavorable
Interpretation.
"You mean," interposed the vicar,
"a man of courage and decision? Yes,
yes, indeed, the face looks like the face
of Just such a man. "
"Poor Uncle John" sighed my ia.
Their. His last years were imbittered
by the unfounded aspersions"--
II beg your pardon" said Sir Mat
thew politely, but very stiffly.
BY the unfounded but very natural
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-07
WILL IMPROVE SANTIAGO.
Gen. Wood, American Military Governor.
Proposes To Levy IA Tax ON the Peo-
pie to Accom- ulish the Purpose.

Santiago, oct 5.-Gen. Wood pro-
poses to naugurate n system of munic-
ipal taxation, making the taxes re-
troactive to September 1. The funds
of the customs house cannot legally
be taken for municipal improvements
here or in this vicinity, though the
present surplus is 500, 0OO Conse-
quently another source of revenue has
TO be obtained. 1t is the policy
of Gen. Wood to spend all he can
legitimately upon Santiago which is
the exact opposite of the system adopt
ed by the Spaniards, Water in the
dry season costs % cents per barrel.
Gen. Woods plan is to bore artesian
wells and obtain a plentiful supply of
water. Santiago can stand the exc
penditure of lot of money in improve
ments and Gen, Wood proposes build
ing boulevards around the city thus
practically extending its limits and
making the outskirts the most popu-
lar portion.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-07
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Mr.. G. II. Newcomb went to Kansas
City to see the show.
Rev. \. :. Freed came up from
Pittsburg Wednesday.
Mrs. w. G. Jones left for visit in
Humboldt and Chanute,
Miss Victoria Steel went to Kansas
City to see the Carnival.
Miss Mabel Holt returned to her
home in LaHarpe Tuesday evening.
Messrs. Gales and West, of Geneva
are staying in lola taking treatment
for their eyes from DR.. G.. G. Glynn.
Mrs. Ganwer, sister of Mr.. j. ID.
Parke, and two daughters and grand
children, from Mulberry, Ind, arrived
for visit
Mrs. Mary Thomas, who has been
visiting her father J. G. Thomas, up
on the river, left with her children
for Missouri Wednesday.
Oscar brennan moved down from
Deer Creek this week and 10 now
living in the new house lately built
by Mr.. Ling at 302 North street.
Broderson, the manufacturer of the
"Red Wingn cigar tells the REGIS
TER that his trade 10 rapidly increas
ing and that he expects to soon add
another man. This will be very
gratifying news to lola people and II
evidence that success comes to tho
man who attends strictly to business
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-07
ARE LEAVING RAPIDLY.


San Juan, Porto Rico, Oct ga
large Spanish transport arrived Satur-
day. and another was due yesterday,
and a hospital ship is due to-day.
These ships have total capacity of
5000 men, and there is enough tom
mage en- route to clear the entire island
of Spanish soldiers. Admiral Schley
says the Spaniards will NIL be out by
October 9. The preliminaries for the
general raising of the American flag
have begun and immense crowds of
expectant natives are looking forward
eagerly to the change. 1t will be the
most impressive ceremony in the his
tory of the island. The repressed feel
ings OF the natives promise a grand
spectacle when the people feel safe to
give them vent
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-07

Read the advertisement of j. J. Mel
ligan 623 i. st., w. W. Washington,
ID. &,
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Uicdr, "Drdu haze reason"
and a smile of candid appeal on his face.
There is no reason at all to suppose
Uncle John meant to steal them" OBJ.
served my father
II have every reason for supposing
that he meant to steal Them" said Sir
Matthew
Exactly, exactly" murmured the
vicar, what 1 say, gentlemen; just
what l say"
Ny father smiled. A moment later
Sir Matthew smiled. My father slowly
stretched out his hand. Sir Matthew
hand came slowly to meet it.
THAT'S right" cried the vicar ap-
provinRly. ~ felt sure that you would
both listen TO reason"
My father looked up again at Uncle
John.
MY uncle was a most uncommon
man, Sir Matthew, said he.
80 1 should imagine, Mr.. Merri.
dew" answered Sir Matthew.
And now, papa" said Sylvia,
"give me the Indianapolis rubies.
"A moment" said Sir Matthew
There was "a matter of G5, 000."
1--WE cannot" said my father, Ego
behind the verdict of the jury"
Sir Matthew turned away and took a
step toward the door.
but, my father added, 81 will set
tie twice the amount ON my daughter
in-law."
1--WE will say no moro about it, "
agreed Sir Matthew, turning back to
the table.
So the matter rested, and before long
I saw the maharaiah's rubies round
Syivia's neck, but as 1 sit opposite the
rubies and under Uncle Johns portrait
l wonder very much what the true story
was. Uncle John was very fond of O
joke. Was the letter the truth, or wai
it written in the hope of protecting
himself in case his hiding place was by
some unlikely chance discovered or wai
it to save the feelings of his descendants
or was it to annoy Sir George Marston'
descendants? / cannot answer thesC
questions. AS the vicar says, there is M
reason to suppose that Uncle John stole
the rubies, yet any gentleman may wei
suppose that he stole the rubies. Uncle
John smiles placidly down ON me, with
his glass of port between his fingers, anC
does not solve the puzzle. He was al
uncommon man, Uncle John!
At any rate, the vicar was very mucl
pleased with himself.
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kCUINALDO'S NOV e.


New York, Oct. 3,-A dispatch to the
Herald from Manila, via Paris, says:
The celebration of so-called Philippine
Independence, as engineered by Aguin-
aldo at Malolos Thursday, was a native
function, with an absurd European
element in it, born of the dictator's de-
sire to initiate the dress and manner
of civilization. Aguinaldo and his adj
visers appeared in full evening dress.
There was n parade of the barefoot
army of insurgents, whose chieftain
delivered an address trimming over
with patriotic platitudes Afterward
there was banquet and the few
American guests present sat down
with the Filipino statesman. Tie
menu was drawn up in the most APP
proved French style. A toast to the
United States was given with three
cheers and the declaration of Filipino
independence was read.
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THE EMPEROR OF CHINA.
It Is Alleged That He Committed Suicide
Which Ia Understood to lean That
He Was AsHaasinated.

London, Oct "a special dispatch
from Shanghai, published to-day says
kilograms furnished by the Tao Tai,
or local governor, to "A Chinese paper
there, alleges that the emperor of Chi
ma committed suicide on September
81, after signing the decree which
placed the dowager empress at the
head of affairs in China. This, it is
added, is understood to mean that the
emperor was assassinated. All the
English-spealsing secretaries and tho
principal members of the Chinese for
eign office, it is further announced,
have been seized and banished.
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Administrators Sale.


To all whom 1t may concern Notice Is here.
by given, that in pursuance of an order Issued
out Of the Probate Court Of Allen county.
Kansas, authorizing and empowering the
undersigned to sell the following described
real estate, belonging TO the estate of W T..
Aten deceased, for the payment of debts, due
from said estate will at , o'clock p. m. on the
9Th day Of November lSlS, Mt the front door of
the court mouse. In the city of lola, Allen
county Kansas offer Mt public sale the following
real estate towiE Twelve and onc-teuth acres
~ u situate in square form in the northeast
corner OF the west half t,) of the northeast
quarter dissection -four a. township twenty-five
90 range nineteen 40 Allen county, Kansas
Said sales to be made TO the highest bidder
deserving the right to reject any or all bids
and of the amount to be received from said sale
the whole amount thereof, to be paid by the
purchaser cash In hand.
Dated this 9th day of August lS9s.
ISABEL ATENl BEARouT.
ll5-4gl Administrators OF the estate of
W. E. Aten deceased
II. A. EwING Attorney for Administrators.