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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26
"KlD" LAvIGNE WINS.


Gets the Decision Over Tom Tracey at San
Francisco.
San Francisco, November 25.-George
Lavigne, the undefeated lightweight
champion OF the world, and Tom
Tracey, champion welterweight of Aus
tralia, met in Woodward's pavilion to-
night in a 20-round contest. Sporting
men throughout the country are in
terested in this event, as both fighters
are the top-notchers in their class.
Lavigne is the only worlds champion
who, during his career as a fighter has
never met defeat. Tracey has fought
the best men in the country and has
the reputation of being the cleverest
and most tricky boxer in the business.
Notwithstanding Lavigne's well
known ability as a fighter, there are
many ring-goers who like the Austral-
ian's chances enough to place their
money on him. Many eastern betting
men have sent out large money orders
to Harry Corbett to place on Tracey.
Lavigne, too, has many strong support
ers in the east. Local sports expected
Lavigne and Tracey to furnish the
fastest 20-round contest ever fought in
this city. Both men were in splendid
condition.
Time was called at 9:24. The men
added for some time, Layigne forcing
Tracey about the ring. Lavigne led
first and reached the neck with left.
He tried several hard lefts for the face,
all of which Were blocked, Tracy coun-
tering with couple of good body
punches and left jab which left its
mark on Lavigne's eye.
In the second round Lavigne kept
after his man. but the sfifty Australian
kept out Of reach. LSVigne led for the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26
we're taken on the B, & 0. to Cameron

were taken on the B. & o. to Cameron
for interment.
A public temperance meeting will be
held Sunday afternoon by the w. c..
I. u. at the NJ. Il. Church.
Mrs. Joseph Miller, of Cleveland,
and Robert McCraeken, of New Ath.
ems, Ohio, are visiting at the residence
of Albert Serig.
VIM. Dugan is recovering from an
attack of typhoid fever.
Miss Mary Dixon is home from
school at New Concord, Ohio, to spend
the Thanksgiving holidays
Misses Jessie Whiting and Emma
Hardman. of New Concord, Ohio, are
visiting Beenwood friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26
MINSTRELS.
A Very Craditable Performance Rem
dered by Home Talent at the
Opera House Last Night for the
Benefit OF the Home for Aged and
FriendiesS Women.

The curtain was rung up at the
Opera House last night, and for three
hours the good sized audience which
had assembled was entertained by
band of home talent Ministries. The
affair was for the benefit of the Home
for Aged and Friendless Women" and
was very creditable one. All of the
seats on the lower floor were filled, but
the gallery was only partially so. The
stage setting of the first part was of
Oriental design, and in the circle were
Tom O'Brien, interlocutor; bones, Mike
Warner, the Mcclure dude; Jas. Fl. Rid
die, Jr., Bob Null and Harvey Sutton;
tambos, George Boring, of minstrel
fame, Joe Naylor, Lawrence Wheat and
Will Loeffier; in the circle were Will
Day, O. w. Burdatts, Will Clemans and
Master Allen Goodwin, vocalist, and
Will Heburn the baton swinger. After
the opening the interlcouter introduced
viii Heburn to the audience, who gave
an exceedingly clever exhibition of his
skill with the stick. Then followed a
fusilade of witty jokes, mostly local
ones, in quick succession, all of which
were devoid of the suggestiveness of
the usual minstrel show. The vocal
numbers were we'll rendered and in
every instance called forth an ovation
Al ssT1no1o Milyo'' WAR
ner rendered bile the Postum Down"
very pleasingly Will Day sang Sing
Again That Sweet Refrain in a man
ner worthy of his we'll known talent.
Bob Null, in his song and dance, en-
titled, Come and Listen received his
share of the applause. "The Turn
Key" was the title of o. W. Burdatts
solo, which pleased every one. Joe
Naylor sustained his reputation with
the song, when the Millennium Dawn
I See." "The Dawn" was the ballad
contributed by Will Clemans. A
laughing song, sung by George Boring,
kept the audience in continual fit Of
laughter. Perhaps the song that was
the most popularity received by the
audience was Kentucky Babe" sung
by Master Allen Goodwin. 1t was rem
dered in a sweet child soprano voice
and every word was articulated dis
tinctly. The first part closed with the
end man song, cause He Hadn't Moth
r%1- IT. hxrT
! accompanied by the troupe.
During the change Of scene for the
| musical speciality by the Waldo Quar-
! tette, composed of Messrs. Miller, Rit-
| ter, Vardy and Otto, which was excel
| lently rendered on both banjo and
mandolin, with guitar accompaniment,
| Boring and Null entertained the audi
ence with a pleasing speciality. Fol-
| lowing this Joe Naylor used mono
logue as a mode to liven up the audi
ence. Charley Ebeling next held the
audience with a clever exhibition of
hypnotism practiced on ten subjects
! picked up around town. OF the ten,
Mr.. Ebeling failed to bring one under
| his full control. A speciality by Bob
| Null was cut out of the evenings pro-
gramme on account of the lateness of
the hour. Little Allen Goodwin again
pleased the audience with the well
known ballad, "Old Kentucky Home. :"
The evenings performance was closed
with stereopticon views.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26
Pacific Coast Limited.

The finest and most luxurious limited
three day train from Chicago and st.
Louis to California. Runs via last WIN
ter's route of Sunset Limited. No high
attitudes; no snow blockades. Write
for lowest rates and illustrated pamph-
let giving complete particulars to j..
Charlton, c. P. A, C. & A. R. R.,
Chicago, H.; or H. c. Townsend. u.
P. A., st. L. l. NJ & S. Ry., st. Louis,
No
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26
SHOT ACCIDENTALLY.

A ten months-old child of Louis
Logis, farmer living back of Mozart
Park, was accidentally shot Thursday
by % caliber rifle in the hands of a
neighbours boy. The brllet entered
the child's right cheek, passed through
and came out the left cheek. The child
will recover. Doctors Cracraft and
Armbrecht were called Thursday night
to attend the child.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26
HIS REASON FOR IT.

Mother-"Why, Tommy! you don't
mean to say you took second piece of
pie when you were visiting. do ycI?
Why did you do it?"
Tommy-"I just wanted to show
them that I was used to having plenty
to eat when | was at home"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26

ma Departnrse ~ stranxsrd
III. Harry Alexander, editor 81 the
GAINESVILLE Signal. was In the city yes
terday.
Capt. W. S. Sims, the well-known
salesman for the Schaefer & Driehort
Co, was in the city for a short stay
on his return from an eastern trip.
Miss Carrie BrueS arrived home
Tuesday from New York city, where
she has been taking in the sights at
the great metropolis. She was cha
peroned by her aunt, Mrs. Nellie Club
Tom Mullin. member of the P. G.
football team. was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. E. P. Hughes, during his stay
in the city. He returned to the coll
lege yesterday.
Christ. Hartman, of Cleveland, O., is
in the city calling on friends.
Miss Amy Whittleshafer, of Alpena,
Mich, is the charming guest of Miss
Elsie Gundling, on North Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26
MARRIED AT PARKERSBURG.

Special to the Register.
Parkersburg, w. Va, November 25.-
George M. Bennett, OF Kokomo, Ind,
a prominent business man, and Miss
Martha Wilson, of Parkersburg, were
married here last night at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Wilson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26
Auction

Sterling Silver grade of Gorham,
Whiting, Dominick & Half, Towle Man
ufacturing Co., and Howard Sterling
Co., at our auction sales every day.
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26
MUSEE ALIENS.

If the lovers of the great game Of
tenpins would have attended the games
at the Musee alleys last night Mr.. Will
Stevenson would have shown it to
them, as he did some very fine bowl
ing. His total for three games was
COS, although both teams did very good
work
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26
Blood

(Swift's Specific) is the only blood rem
edy guaranteed purely vegetable; it
forces out every trace of impure blood,
and cures cases that no other remedy
can touch. Valuable books mailed free
by Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26
MARSHALL COUNTY FARCE.
The County Court Clips Off Six More
CT DunleVy's Majority.

AND THE REMAINDER WILL VAN
lSH IF ANOTHER MEETING IS
HELD-A WRIT OF NIANDAMUS
ISSUED BY JUDGE HERVEY, d.
RECTING THE COURT TO COUNT
CERTAIN VOTES, OR SHOW REA-
SON WHY THEY SHOULD NOT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26

We stake our reputation on our Dia
monds. The prices are right. Nc
Namee's, 1907 Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26

Large line of Sterling Silver Novel
ties at McNamee's, 1907 Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26

Diamonds saturday Only.
$4,000 Diamond Rings, set with II
karat Blue White Diamonds at $50, 90
each. at Shelf Bros.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26

The All Alikss TEinnsd Thorn for
Three Stfaights

m THE WHEELING TOURNAMENT
LAST NIGHT-A BIG CROWD OF
.RoOTERS' ON MEMBERSHIPS
IN THE CARROLL CLUB TOURNA-
.MEyNT-BOWLING. BOXING AND
x,THER SPORTING MATTERS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26

Capt. W. H. Dunlap, Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, says: Several years
ago boils and carbuncles appeared
upon me to an alarming extent.
causing me great trouble and pain.
Physicians treatment did not seem
to avail, and finally I decided to
give S. s. S. trial. l improved at
once, and after taking six bottles.
the boils and carbuncles disappeared
entirely"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26

II Diamond and 10 m raids Pendants
at y bargain at IL. 4. lA---LMAN & CO.'S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26

Since we went into business we have sold
more Gold Watches than any house in the
city. Our price did il.
lie. HILLMAN & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26

yacheron 6 Constantine Watches at
II. E. HILLMAN e. CO.'S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26

IS stones, fine Crystal White Diamond
5-Skt each, At . special price.
II. E. HILLMAN = CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26
Auction.

Auction!
Some fine rare pieces will be offered
at our auction tonight.
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHER co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26

Totals .......... GIT 342 $50 2619
/ Scorers, Sadler and Friend; umpire,
Henry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26

Grand bargain in Diamond Pendant
8 stones at u. e. HfLLMAN IL CO.'S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26

Bargain in a Diamond Pendant 16 stones
and pearls AZ n. e. HILLMAN CO.'S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26
WRAPS. WRAPS!

Special Sale of Ladies' Misses, and Chile
rens' Wraps to-day at l.. S. Good & Co.'s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26
PAINTERS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR Blank
~ - aasas' on Leases. For Rent
Cards. For Sale Cards and Rooms Rooms tes
Renf Carts. Call at Register Onles
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26
DON ! Snow
/ YOUR IGNORANCE

UuR IGNORANCE
BY Using Stomach Medicines.
Sprays. pouches and Atomizers
To Cure Catarrh, Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis and Consumption.
The Medical Profession now adrit there Is nd
other way OF reaching these diseases, excepting
through the air we breathe.
"Hyomei" is the only dry-air .,ermicido
known which nature permits to enter the
bronchial tubes and lungs.
1T CURES BY INHALATION
Is Guaranteed Because 1t Does Ours.
Hyomei outfits, complete are sold by all druggists
or sent by mail! Price $1oo. Extra bottles, 50ctS
r. T. BOOTH COMPANY.
Room so-s1 Auditorium Building. Chi
cago, Ill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26

The Medical Profession now adu-'t there Is nd
osher way OF reaching these diseases. excepting
through the air we breathe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26
IT CURES BY INHALATION
Is Guaranteed Because 1t Does Ours.
r. T. BOOTH COMPANY.

Hyome outfits, complete. are sold by all druggists
or sent by mail. Price $1oo. Extra bottles 5Octs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-26

Room so-si Auditorium Building. Chi
cago, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06

ben, 10 pirb man bic 9eutf9z4merifaner
INNER unter benz S~ternenbdnnsr finben
|(8eifaG.)
Die @6optipbiirssr bsanipru4sn. midi
mehr gu fein, dber lie iteben aud fsiusr an
beren &IaTe Der 8ep0tferung In 4nbGnglids
felt fir b;eies 2anb mad uno baben bssbalf
Elm &e4t, ale 8erbd9tigungen auriid gu
reiien. Die 2iebe CUR Sreibett uno Der
@unf9, lire Gage gu perbe1ern, BADEN ie
b:erber gefii6rt unb tie ba6en fib fir INNER
nit ben @inrt9tungen unb ben @sfdider
bieIes 2onbes ioentifi3irt. Die Ser. Staa,
len iinb bas @atsrlanb ibrer &irbsr unb BAG
Sternenbanner 1T ibrs ein3ige Slag9e.
Sm porli:9enben Safe iebnen lie li@ ni9i
na4 einem arie9e, aber ie tpiini6en alf
ben 5rieoen ni9t, tpenn er niht auf e6ren=
bafte Deifs sr6alten tper6en fam. sic iinh
frieblih unb conIerbatip; absr tpenn oas
2urb tie brau4t, 10 iinb tie bu, bereit, i6r
I6erabIut fir bieSa9e Der @ereinigtm Staaz
ten gu pereisBen. Sd mO9te bssba16 ferner
feline fol4en lnteri9iebe apii9sn ben elm
getpanbsrtsn lnb ben eirgeborenen 8iirgerr
gema4t feben! (9roBer 8eifaG.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06
Die erobernma pom e@emst.

Die genelDete Grob.rung unb s3erItOrunQ
BON S9enbi burb bic englii9zaegpptiidsr
8anonenboote lit Elm. nieberi@metternoe'
S9Iag fir bic 0srnif9e. @s liegt Is Msi=
len obsrbalb Der MiinOung oes Atbara IN
ben Ril unb muir so Meilen bon Gbartum
unb biEbete bic Sperationsbaiis uno Die 8or.
ratbstamner Der 9erpif9e, bic ii6 ME i3or
gemelbet am 4tbara, einige ~5tpan5ig 0teiler
BON befIen Miinbung perf6qn5t baben. Na9:
benz lie BON ibrer SpsratiOnsbafis abgei6nitz
ten tporben unb lire 8orrGtbe Seritprt por:
ben iinb, tGBt iib taum baran 5tpelfs:n, bal
le g~e5tpungen fem peroen, cine offent
-@9la9t gu pagen, ba in Der l1mgebnnl
ibres 2aeers SubfHten5mittel ni9t porhen;
ben Iinb. @
Die @a9Gass 1T uGiO fir bic &itAener'i9C
Expedition Iebr g%iinftig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06
s, %niel8eprieicnc amerifamii6e.
Treibett!
Sarge, NprbzD dtpta
26. MGr7 '99.

6afgp, NprD@ y dtpta
26. MGr3 '98.
9a unb bort in unierem jungen Staot'
nir6 Die inn ~auf9eI9ninbelte proDibiz
tton mod nit f9euBli9er 9Grte burd]ge=
fiibrt.
Hi9ter YpGod pom britten 9eribtsbe9ir:
BON NorbzO atpta, perbGngt iiber ieoen Qagez
tIagten, pel9er Der 8srlebung bes @etrdnte=
perbots iiberfiibrt' lit, bic bO@iten geieblif
5ulGiiigen Strafen go perurtbellts er in
Grafton inen Mann, Der gum ~5peitea Mtale
Der llebertretun9 ienes @erbots f4uibig be-
funben mar, gu Is Monaten 3u9tbaus, Sen
4pot6efer Storb bon Buffalo Derurt1sifte er
lpeg.n befelben 8ergebens gu 80 Sagcn Sc
fdngniB unb 3ablun9 elmer 9elobnbs bon
$500 nsbt Soften, 5uiammen $1,000.
Mit ben gemeinften, f9euBli9iten Ser
bredbern perfdbrt OieIer &i3ter Diel miloer.
Sin pierunb5pan5ig Sabre alter sreuIi4e1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06
oas Samii6e @etinStem.

9as Sear1t'19e 2iigenzSournal in Ifep
gort 6at cine neue @rte aufgetiI3t, Sane6
1oG un1ere Ofegierung bic bdniI9zpetinoiz
I6en Snfeln Sainte GrOir, st. S9omas UNI
ct. eSobn fir Die Summe Don $9,0O0,0oO
angefauft unb auBerosm BON 9Gnsntcrt nod
5pei 8reu5er unb bret Sprpeo05Opt : Ger
ft0rer ernorben baben.
Stun lit es 3tpar cine befdnnts unb an
bieIer Stele f9on mebrfd9 beipro9enc
Sbatid9e, baB 9Gnemart feline tpeitinoih9eu
8eIibungen germ losiperben mDdte. Nt9i
neil Tie linn irgenb dbnli9en Sru5el perurz
laden, pie ettpa @uba Spanis1, tppbl aber.
neil ie me6r fo1ten, als ein6ri13en, une
bas bGniI9e 9olt feline 2ult bal, Bios I'm
ii9 riibmen gu t0nnen, auh Golpnialsgeitg
gu ba6en, iein 9utes @elb gum 6enIter bin
ou%s3utperfen. Nenn mir alIo Die SnIeln
BADEN molten, 10 6rauden mir tpG6rliA tei1:
nern MiQionen Dollars bafir Gin5ulegen
Wir t0nnten Ite gang umionit Ga6en, ooct
bod fir cine gang numinele @ntI4doigang.
Sin Wertb itedt ni9t barin, 9em Die Snislr
umfafTen 3ufammen nur 1873 enalil6e Aua=
oratmeilen, baben nur cine 9eo0lterun3 poH
1926, unb i6r 9duptprooutt 1T 3uder, Der
mir ielbIt bduen f0nnen. gs Iei bsnn, e
lei unlere politif, iiberbaupt Gag gauge Meft=
inbien un3utaufen, 10 1T tpabrli@ ribt eir=
3ufeben, mas mir nit ben pa1r tleinen SCI
iennetern Beginner ipllten. Dena mir abel
fir @etzSnbten naA Der anJegt6tnen Ratt
besa9len %ipollten, 10 tpiirben mir $500 Weil=
Iionen Dollars bin5ulegen BADEN.
Mas ben ungeblihen 4ntauf bdniiAu
S9iffe betrifft, 10 finben mir cuff Der 2ite
Der bGnif9en Slotte feline Sorpeoo6pCtz3er=
itDrer, uno nur rinen Rrsu5er l. unO elmer
2. 8Gaffe, bic mod ba5u febr alt iinb, uni
bret nerere &reu3er 3. &lafe. 9a niht an
3unebmen it, baB mir uns alte, unmOoernt
S9iffe taufen tperoen, unb uns audi CT
&reu5ern 3. alafe tpenig !ie9sn tann, f
BARI man pObl annebmen, 6aB audi oiefs1
She'll Der &a4ri4t cine gnte IT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06

8uri9e, ipsI6er feline sigene ieds5e6nidbrige
S9peiter unfittlid anse9riffen bette. unO
Elm anberer 8urI9s, Der baieIbe Maoden
pergstpaltist bate, pnren in 9aft genommen.
Den beiben @efangersn geftattete Der &i6s
Ter, Iib bss einfaden @ngriffs iGulbig 3a
befennen, morauf CT ie gu 30 Sugen Sc
fGngriB unb $500 @elotrafe perurtbcilte.
Dieter Rifter 9olod bGlt bemna4 Den
@ertauf zines @Gaies 8ier ober @9naps fir
elm tpeit grDBeres @er6re9en, als 8lutl4anbs
unb Rotb8u9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06

unterIu9ung ii6er Die 3esitorudg be5
,Maine" benz GongreB iiberlanbte, gebt mn=
3peibeutiq 5olgenbes 6erpor: Muf @runb
porberiger 8sritdnOigung 3pii9sn WaIbing&
ION unb Mabrib mar Der 8efu9 bes .Mdinc"
in 6apuua bur6uus freunbIi9cr, ia ftsunbz
f6aftli9er Nutur ~gegenii6er Don Spanier,
pie ia gegenieitige 8eiu9e bon &risssiGiF=
fen befreunbeter 0utionen ais 6efpreete
Sreunbf9ufts6epeiIe geIten.
6als @upitdn Sigs6ee bennu3 Die in ben
3tpei tragii9en Matrofenbrtefen erpGGuten
8Orte6rungen am Sage Der @infehrt, Is,
SSanuar, getroffen bat, 10 mar Dies, nie qez
fugt, iebenfaIs iur cine 8orli3tsmaBregel
fir ben SaQ zines unerpartetea Nnqriffs,
11nb babel muB 1pirtli9 Die itrergfe GOriitbt
ge6errf9t 6aben, 10 baB bic @%6reniGuiIe, nit
benen bic ipanif9en Sorts uno arie3si4iffe
ben rMuine" empfingen, ia ni9t nit @oGz
f4iifen unb Qnsriffsf9iifen oeriue9Iett
tperben ~fonnten. Gs lief Bel Der Ginfcert unb
bann nod @o9en lang Nles sang giatt a6,
bis am Nbenb bes Is. Sebruur bds I1redlihe
1ngliid erfolgte.
Sn5lpii9en a6er mar gapitGn Sigs6ee,
tpte aus ieinen benz neutrality-suspicious.
betliegenoen Nusiagen er6eIt, tets auf 1einer
9ut t~perigitens 9egen einen ~pffenen MRariff:
ueberaa bate er auf benz rMaine" Grtruz
tpu9en uufgeiteut; bic @ei4iibe paren be-
itdnbig gelaoen; immerfort ipurbe in 3psi
0dmpftefelu, ni9t nur, pie es Ionita auf
etnem rubig in einem 6afen liegenbcn @9iffs
Der SAT- iit, in einem, 9ampF bereit2gez
6alten, 4u9 1ieB er 1e6r iorgfaitig barber
tpa9en, tper an 8orb fam unb fper uno 1pel9e
Sabr8euge iid benz oMaine" II6erten, Gs
famen ipdbrenO Der gu43en 3eit nur 3tpei Ipaz
niI9e Offi5iere an 8orb. Seinoli9e Demon
ftrationen gegen ben nMaine" fsteh iibriz
gems, tpte Sigsbee be5eu9t, poI1 2an6e aus
ni9t Dpr, unO 5u. Waffer nun s;nr, nie melt
mebr biibii9 als 9efG6rli6 mar: am eriten
Sonntag nu9 Der Qntunft 9es. blaine"
in 6apand fu9r cine bi4t NIT @i5il= unb
MilitGrperfonen g%efiilte, BON einem 9tiereez
fe6t in Gegia 5uriidtebrenbe 0ar1p|fG9re an
Dem rMaine" bpriiber, unb et!pa Disr3ig ppn
ben barauf befinbli4en P~erfonsn ergin9er
ii4 in 6obngef9rei, pfeifen unb dbnli9en
ptoerli9en &llnoge6ungen.
~9O4 trOB aler @orfi6tsmaBressin, Die
ulerOin9s nun pberIeeif9er Ie1tllr qspelen
gu iein {3einen, entging Der oMaine" Ietnem
8~erbdngniife ni9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06
Or. R,oOmaQ's
SarlaparlQlan
Re(o(Oent.
Ser 9rORe 8Itttretntger.
Bur Seifnmg
Afer GrnttifGnr GrnmE6nifen
Smr Settling
after 6r0ri(Gen Srang6eifen.

Sober Srppfen beg Sariapariaian ~9teioIpent ers
tDetlt ourb oas 8lut, ben S6:uetB, Den uriu uHo
anoere 6liiii0feiten oes SDfems nene 2ebelstraft,
Oenn IS cricBt Die Oerbraudteu S9eiie Deg &Drpers
ourb ncuc uuO 9eiunoe Waterie'n. Stro2belR,
S0ipinoiu6t, Syphilis, u~nqebcilte uno iDle6t be-
%banOelte Syphilis in ibren manni9iabeu Gormet
ienCct 5cbn Gents Gin fir Das iauirirte CUB
i6tuire i'm &alie unO Wlunoe, 8eulen, ¬eu in ben
3riiien unO auOeren Sbcilen pes SDiteus, e~ntiHtrcte
Angen, %Dcrbdrtete MbipnOerun9en ats Den Sbrer. ;D=
ipte bic i0ltmmieu 6orlnen bon ouut=&runtbeitcn O.
l6tpitrs, 6teber=@usi0loe, G%rinptOpt, &ingipurnl,
Sol =9tDcumati5mus, 9%totblauf, Sinueu, l9wlr3e
6lcden I'M 6leil6c, eiternoe Seulen, frebsarti9e ticz
lpable, Grduen=&runtbcitcu uno alie iApdcbeuDcn uno
l6mer3batten NuSl6etounQen, Na6ti6meiB, Qouutio-
nfn uIO ale Ser9euounaen Der Sebens<Yrn5tptc
ltegen %innerbal6 DeS DsileuOen 8ertids pieles 9Sr::=
oer5 Der ninocrnen GbeHiC, uuD elm @ebrducb BON ioez
gcQen irQenO iuelbe 5orm oieier &rautbeiteu CHI,
ninInlt, lcine beilfrdftige g8irtung beipeiieu. QSsna g
Dem N%oticnten, ipeIber tGglib Durb Oe ~iortgeieBt
5Inebmenoen 8erluite uno NuflDiungen an &riitW
perliert, gclinet, OieieH Serluicu Giubalt III tadl
uno %oitlelben ourb aus geiuuDem @lute cntIpriuqtEoe
ncuc Watcrialicu au ericbeu - unD Tieies piro curb
NaoipaD's Saridpariuian ReiOpent ii6er crreidt =
10 III cine ScIluHg QeluiB, penn lpenu Dieles Neitmittel
ettHai leine Ntinioungsarbei begiunt uno IS ibm acs
lin9t, otcle Verl1ite 5u perminoern, 10 piro Die PcIc:
rrng raid %erfolgen, unb init ieoem Sage miro iMl pr
6runfc beicr unO ~trditiQsr fHbleu, bic 8erOauunG miro
%9strdftiot, Der &ppetit 0~cbcfert MD SIeii6 uro Yez
ipt6t DtrOen s%unebntcn.
Sas, 5olqenoe lit elm Sail, to cine JIai1e uon
Gaoipab's SariGpariaian Heioloeut bic betrsiienGen
Symphonic beleitigtc, bic Observation-Disclosures
oOcr Die Observation-Disclosures ~Serit6rte unO Den
9atientcn bon Qolutionen b~efreite. Dieter @riei
ipurbs i'm SttOber 1897 aei6rieben: