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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
FOR THE T. s. S. TREASURY.

Miss NJ F Jaeger Miss Aristne P. Mum and
Master James Buell. Mum have each sent q TO
help scatter sunshine Mrs. II. II. Wllbert has for
warded sl-part OF IT TO be used as initiation zee
OF a new member and the remainder for a gold
plated badge Mrs J. Kiersted has sent q cents as
initiation fee; Mrs. c. ". Dean 81 cents In stamps
for gold-plated PIN Mrs G. II. Clayton. 81 for mall
inr nurnoses and * cents for badge Mrs. J. A.
Deanoy 81 FOR T s s badges; Mrs jeanette \.
Leeper stamps for god-plated badge; Mrs W.
Lansing Tostevln 81 for badge and balance Tor
postage: Mrs s Sass, 30 cents TO spread sunshine
and Mrs E A Hunt IS cents for three badges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
WoHEN.s WORK AT THE TAI NAVAL.

Through the courtesy Of Mrs Harriet Tyler
Miss Grace Carew Sheldon. OF Buffalo. VIII have
an exhibit OF handiwork done by the self-supporting
women OF the Womans Exchange OF Buffalo. me
anair Is 10 be held al the Tai Mahal No SiS Fifth
aye onnosite the Waldorf A storia to-day and to-
morrow. and on Monday and Wednesday OF next
week from 10 o'clock .,.
Miss Sheldon has just returned from Nsls
among the Southern States. and has optAned
Some unique specimens OF punto tirato work sne
has also as novelties pretty outing caps and menu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
COMMERCE COMMISSION MEETS.

The New-York State Commerce Commission held
a meeting yesterday in Its rooms. No Il Park ROW.
Chairman Charles A. Schieren presided I. =
shayne. Secretary A. r. Smith and the counsel
Zen l. Fairchd were also present Commits
sioner Andrew r. Green Is III at his home Al,
Green Hill. Worcester Mass, and Commissioner
Hugh Kelly is in the West Indies on business The
meeting wa. called for the purpose Of adopting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
TrSTJuOyTAL TO MRS. SWIFT.

A testimonial was rendered 10 Mrs. Compton Swift
q reader Yesterday afternoon by number OF so
cety people at the United Charities Building Hall
Twentv-second-st. and Fourth-ave Among the
ro,ro,s we're Mrs Brandon Keys. Miss Amy Os-
- Moore and william Ordway Partridge. the
6rulDtOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
SUNSHINE RECEIVED.

box Of practical sunshine from the ever-gen-
erous NJ E. b. reached the T. s s. Office on Mon
day. In it were several pairs Of shoes and rub
bers a black bicycle suit, two bathing suits. a
lace bedspread. with pow-shams TO match. an
Oriental scarf white wrapper. an air-cushion. a
sofa pillow a roll Of lace wOrsteds books. linen
travelling bag and duster; four packages OF flower
seeds were from s. F. Dorecker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
rr.cHEBs FOR rACArIOy SCHOOLS

Teachers Of Industrial branches OF instruction are
a-,od for work In the vacation schools OF the
horouqhs OF Manhattan and The Bronx for six
weeks beginning July 10 1899. Applications should
ne made 10 the Borough SUPERINTENDENT or Scnools
Tobn Tasner No i4G Grand-st., New ork CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26

a resolution authorizing any one Of the comnission
ers or any larger number. 10 hold meetings, re-
gardless OF whether or not quorum is present. ana
TO receive from time TO time such evidence as may
be brought UP. This authority is specifically con-
ferred upon the Commission under the terms o.
the authorizing its continuance. Tne sud
ject OF the charges for the receipt transfer rto,
age and delivery OF grain In the port OF New fork
will be the first be considered by the Commission
Mr.. Farchild said that probably within tine next
week the next public hearing would be heid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
THE CURE OF CARE.

Do not brood DER care and trouble.
There's no time;
Brooding makes the trial double
Spells llfc's rhyme
Irp and ont with nature pleasing
Take your wheel.
Then dull care will stop It's teasing
And you'll feel
Altogether free from sorrow,
With a bright and sweet Tomorrow
-William Brunton In The Troy Northern Budbe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
THE STARS AND STRIPES PRESENTED.

A handsome flag was presented last evening 70
49,, au, T-n,versitv Settlement Building. No lsi
Fldridee-st.. by Mrs Donald Mclean. in behalf OF
the \ Y. C. c. D. A r. There was large at
tendance and interesting exercises or d patrlouc
nature accompanied the presentation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26

lin in g. The
rounded edges
are finished
with quillings
Of a c . to
match. s a { n
ribbon or nous.
seline may be
used with be-
coming effect.
Dressy "jac-
O cite So IN
either style
may be made
ON : h TT
lengths OF bro
c a q .. velvet.
silk or woollen
fabrics. perfo-
rated h r o a d.
c ! OF h being
much used IN
their construc-
ton. Applique
OF ! a c 2. en-
bro I q ~ OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
vp AND MRS. BELMONT AT NEWPORT.

,sunort r l. MAY "a memorial window IN
memory OF Mrs. August Belmont was placed IN me
-, Memorial Church here to-day by Mr.. Bel
wont To-day the anniversary or MRS BEL
mont's birth. Mr.. Belmont was accompanied "
his son and Mr. and Mrs Perry Belmont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26

au-over lace braidlng spanged net. frizzed RIBBON
or gimp will make pretty fnishings ILL.,, 49,.
To make either "jacquette" In the medium SIC
viii require one yard OF material = inches Slus
rha nsite-n No : GaT is cut IN sizes for 81 80
and 10 inch bust measure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26

The marriage Of Miss Alice Lusk. the youngest
daughter OF the late Or. William T. Lusk. OF this
city. to DR.. Clarence Webster. OF Montreal. Cam
ada will take place tomorrow the home OF the
bride No A. East Thirty -fourth-st. IL will be
small, quiet wedding and there will be no general
reception.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26

Mrs. Lorenzo semple Miss Lulu p. Harrison. Ms
Dali. Miss Florence McAnerney. Miss Virginia
Chase. Miss Ethel Dominlck. Miss Belle McAnerneys
Paul Fuller. J. Preston McAnerney and Arthur Fish
were the passengers Yesterday on the public coach
Pioneer on the round trip from the Holland House
TO the Casino az Ardsey the Hudson. Reginaid
Rives fooled the coach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26

Mr.. and Mrs. F.. 3. Serviss will soon close their
house. No. 2i3 West One-hundred -and-twenty-
ninth-st.. and will 20 10 Mamaroneck- the Sound
for the summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26

Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Scrymser. who build-
ing Of the largest summer homes at Sea-
bright y. j., will again occupy the Dunbar cot
tage Low Moor. which is a short distance north
Of Monmouth Beach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26

their home. Bevoir Terrace. at Lenox, Mass.
which they will occupy until about the last week
in June. when they propose 20 go to Bar Har-
Dor for the months OF July and August returning
to their beautiful place in the Berkshires in Sep
TENDER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26

II is announced that the marriage Of Miss Julia
Beverage. daughter OF the late NJ W. Beveridge
OF Washington D. G.. 10 Walter Conwel Shoup.
OF this city graduate OF Columbia University and
member Of the New-York Bar will take place In
Washington on June q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26

Mr.. and Mrs. W Lanman Bull, OF No. sos Fifth
ave. will spend the summer at the Worthngton
homestead. at Irvington-on-the-H Hudson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26

Mr.. and Mrs Charles +. Beach. who were short
time ago az the home Of the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Beekman. No 229 West One-h hum
dredand twenty -irst-st. will spend the summer at
the country place Of Mr.. Beach at Sherbourne,
Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26

Miss Edith Fesser. Of Staten Island. has gone u
Tuxedo Park where she will be the guest OF hsi
cousin. Mrs. William B. Dinsmore. jr for ssv
eral weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26

Mrs. John B. Trevor. who. has occupied her house
in East Thirty-seventh-st. nearly all winter. with
occasional visits TO her country home. Glenview, at
Yonkers y Y, has decided TO spend the summer
at Bar Harbor, where. with her daughter Miss
Emily Trevor she will 81 about the second week In
June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26

Mr. and Mrs Thomas f. Stillman OF Joraiemou-
St. Brooklyn. whose eldest daughter Miss Mary
f. Stillman. was of the three New-York girls
who pres .nted TO Queen Victoria a recent
drawing room will this summer occupy the cot
tage OF Mrs ". b. Bacon at Lenox, Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26

The engagement is announced in Washington Of
Miss Lindsay Poor daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Poor 10 Colonel Marion p. Maus Of the
United States Army recently OF General Mess
staff and inspector general on Major General
Skaters staff. The wedding will take place I'm
June in Washington, and Colonel Maus and his
bride will start Immediately afterward for the
Pacific Coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26

Colonel John McAnerney. OF this city. has rented
the summer home OF Mr.. and Mrs. z. l. Horsman.
at Monmouth Beach. y. j.. for the summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26

Cards have been issued by Mr. and Mrs Charles
Albert Berrian for the marriage OF their daughter.
Miss Sarah Rogers Berran. 70 William Bates Fol-
ger Smith which will take place June at St.
Jamess Church. Fordham. 4 reception in the BAN
Quet-room OF the Fordhsm Club will follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26

Some OF the recent guests at the Meadow Club.
Southampton. Long Island. Mr. and MI
William Allen Butler. jr., Or. and Mrs George \
Dixon. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Godfrey Mrs Al
bert B. Boardman Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele Mr..
Nance Charles T. Barney Miss cornelia 5. wray.
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Clarke. the Misses Clarke.
Hoad1y. ir.. r. NJ. Oiyphant. Bernard r. Ruggles.
Stephen Peabody. Edward II. Kendall. Mrs. c. w.
Plummer. Robert Olyphant and Aonzo c. Monson.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-11
s,aftimprc= Chip sabn= sullettu.

sl.sJ p,u Baltimore mad, gSaib instpn uno
suritf um Sahtag IND Sounta2, qiiIi9 ,Lit
oie &idfabrs Bis .um fOig>Hotn WoH;ag. AGe
eSti;e, Oe. aRosil &iuIiieO" auserHomuen.
Sl.OG spn s5aIfImpre nab Ntiantics Site.
gapc Wfap. SceansGsp prer 9edsSsis<
(. Gito umf surilf. 8itets inp ieogm 6rei.
ta4 uno s1mitag biz sum- 8. sebtsmbsr 1899
lu psrfauisN. G1IftiG iitl ois 8tifiabct s:s su'.
ssaru0 mad Dem GErtluf sIQ;. GiHltig auf
alien 3deen fir 0ie 6tus uno ;sidfabst Sor=
sigltdjsr ssRoDa @llt"r r8ugDisuT
SI5O puu g3aittmgre mad, 9bilarctphta unc
surHd iSonntag, otn %. 2Lugut. Spe]idi sGal
nerldBt 5amosnz Station uaI $40 9oEmttdgs
uu9 4Rt &sDa!sSmtoH nm $50 9Orlrittaqs.
Cbierpatinns, Safe. Teftaurattonsz9Sn 90 ouS
GuT Dem 3lta. Tr 800 uad) tbita0tlp1id uno
9t.!r.9ort, ipsldpr orn eaat5cus91bnbof ,dsEib
ua i19r 4bsit0s urs 6su dRt. Jt0paIs5dbIb2i
um ubr 5 U!ili. .g9slos D.rdbt. C2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-11
W2e6r 6io6s6ot19uften.

We9r 9tob 5b OF d q item.
9ort be6rancs, SnFel Murtts
nique, 10. Qluguf. - Die 8ebOroe Der
SSRTef @uabeloups 1T in 6ol9s Der lln9
ter6refung oes telegrup6IAen Bsr1
febrs nod INNER pbne genuuaJtd4rihs
ten aus benz Snnern, bp6 tpeIB man,
boB bic gan3e Gocoa> II. &dfiees@rnote
10 gut Ipte 5er1t0rt 1T. gu Pointsds
Yitre tpurDen Iis6en BerIonen perleBt,
pG6reno gu Wpuls, Betit 9dnd unO
Yort 2puis cine 2lnsa6l 0lenT d)enles
ben perluren ging. Die 90rfer 8rtps
pom uno 2amenttn Iino totu( 3erl0rt,
uno Die 2eu4tt6iirme pon NIonrouk
unb 5pTillOle lis9en III Srimmer. 0aS
StGDt8en lSf. Qonis De MariR @ds
lante fat 6etrG6t!idJen 'S6aOen eriits
ten. @ouperneu- Moradini lam beute
fritz auf Dem frun3OIiIhen 8reu5sr
,Secille" gu PointzuzPitre an uno
reiHe TpGler na6 Sainte5 tpeiter.
Die SSnTel Dominica nuroe pom
Sturme ni6t Ie6r I6limm mitgenpme
men, oesglei6en 81. Sbomus uno 81.
Groir; auf q. Stills bage9en purbeg
200 I@Guier 5erf0rt. 2(us Der Repu6z
fit San Domingo liegen in 6Olge Der
Observation-Disclosures nur fdr9e
Ia6ri4tsn ppr. Die @iIen6abn 5.ptz
Iben 9usrto Ylata unO Der Stdbt
Santo Domingo 1T ni6t me6r I'M Be-
trie6. Die Sun9fruuSSnTeln, numents
li6 SprtpIu unp CT. Groir, bert4tem
snormen S6aoen, betrGdtlidben 2ez
bensperluft unb grOBs5 @leHo unter
Den llSberleberOen.
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Die 9er1ufe bel Gun Ser
ndubo.

Mafbineton, .. g., 10. Dug.
- Sine Deps{6e bes Generals DTS
Qus Mdniid melbet, baB Der 0ertut
b.s Generals Wc2rthnr in btm gsHris
gen GreTFsn BET Can JernanDD uis
5 Spbtsn unb 25 8erpunbeten beitebt.
Oas nele acknowledgement bssOberz
ten Sen nd6m OH Dem SreFTen Qlnz
ibeiI, unh bret fsiner SFIi6iere tpurz
ben bertpunbet.
Sn elmer anberen 9epei9e meLbeE
Dts, bab Der Srun5pprfoampfer
,DennTplpaniu" 9eute friib bon SIpilo
dboinq unb bab Der Sransportbamz
pier rS9er5ban" beute Qben0 Waonila
ptrlafTen miro.
@eneral. McMrtbur fAdbt in einenp
8eridt an General Dts. bab minbez
items 100 Jiiipinos in Dem geltrigen
SrsF5sn eetDbiet urfb 300 perpunbet
nurben.- Die SnIursenten peiheH
raid in n5rbli9er M9tltng 5uriid 1t.
Fbiensn geIern Nben0 Die POracz9iz
nis uufssgeben gu bqben, no lie sine
p1elpernliibfs in Die Cuff fprsngtsn.
IGberes iiber bus 9efs d |
pom Mitttp d.
90 Munilo. 10. 9fuguit. - Der esz
ftern BON Mc9lrthur's Srlppett BET
Gun syernannp esnra6te 4ngriff tDurz
be um 5 l1hr friib bur9 Elm 8ombdrz
ben1ent einer 8atterie Der 1. Nrtt1erie
ouF 8aeolor, auf bem finfen Sfagel,
srDFFnet. 9fsi9aettig uttadirte bas
36. 9eginlent urtier Sberft geu Bite
Stabt @aeolor bon Der Tiidieite ber
unb trieb bic 9e6eIlen bsraus. Soz
bGnn fnbren inn Gentrlm ilnlerer
9(ufTtelung gepdn8erts Mosgons nit
ie eintm Se6spfiinDer lsnb 5lpet 9atz
Iing7@sI1iibsn alsf bem GiFenbabngs'
Ieiie bor. 9aIb bdralaf erDffneten otez
ie Gefdiibs Elm isbr ptrtiumes Serler.
@dtterie & Don Der 3. 4rtillerie u.
100 Maun bonSS SSopazReginlent ua4=
ten einen SheinangriFf ouF MleTico,
ipGbrerb bas @rps Der Sruppen, be-
lteberb aus bem acknowledgement, bfm
II. 3egiutent u1h eiriem Battalion
bss %. Rsgiusnts untsr @sneral
Wbsaton, ouF bem re4ten Sligel, II.
Dem 9. 8eeinent, Dem IL. 8egiment
unh Dem Regimsnt 9eG unter 8eneraI
1isclur. euf bom Iinten 5liigel, itetis
unttr lsbbuftsm beioerfeitigsn ayeuer
bprriidte. Die &ebeuen paren batr6
9sr9aus gut ssi&as'. unb es fGien ibs
nen an Munttipn niht an febien. 4ber
ife bermo9ien ben &ugelbusel anierer
Mrtillerie unb Snfdnterie niht ianee
ausalhalten unb 1oasm fid. Snhte uah
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Geum NcniGen su Snbe berbrannt.

80ton E ouge, Gdp 10. Nug.
- Stint feline gte9ertinber purben
in Der 6iitte ibrer Gltern auf Nlc8ers
pun'S 9lantage nabe SudIOn, 2a., 5lu
Sooe Derbrannt. Die @ltern butten
bic &inoer am MittIpoh 2l6enb eina
aeT6lofien unb naren in bic 8etItInbe
gegangen. DIS iie 8uriidtebrten, funa
ben fie Die Siitte eir9eGT4ert, unb bic
psrtobIten 2eidRn Der finf &inpeG
unter ben Sriimmern.
Mlurton, 8a., 10. 2tu9uIt. -
Sbos. Wfurtin's Wpbnung brannte in
Der pergongsnen gta4t nidoer. MurtiM
uno feline orei &inbsr i'm Qllter bon
reIp. 8, II uno 13 Sa6ren Itdr6en ben
Slnmmentpny
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-11
Il nfers S4iffe in IN It.
inDiIf1en s. eDGfiern.

Da1bington, ,. g., 10. Dug.
- Dem 5lOtten > Oepartement IinO
Bis 9eute Neittag feline tpeiteren No6p
ri9ten iiber ben tpeItinlbiI6en Sptlon
8ugegange1. 2(ue unIere &riegsf6iffe
in fpeItinbiI6en @epdfern Iino obne
3peiTel in Si9er6eit. Ods &anonenz
boot nMa4ias" befinbet 1i8 gu &up
6soro be Wfdeoris, San Domingo; Der
Srau3er nNetp@Srleans" perlieB ben
9ufen Don Sunto Domingo am leBz
ten 0ienltuge, um bem Sturme aus
Sutpei4en. Der &o6[enbampfer nGdz
far" tiegt i'm 9dfen bon Gan Suan,
Porto 3ico, uno bat jeoenfdlls fein2n
S4doen erlitten, oa GapitGn SnOp
pOn Der oortigen 6lottenitatiOn in feiz
mem geItrtgen 8eri4te 9fi6ts oapon
erpd6nte. SonIt befinoen ii4 teine
unIerer S9iffe i'm 8erei6s Des Sturz
mes, unO bas ein5ige 6abr5eug Don
ipel6em nod nibts @epihes pori;i9t,
iIt Der &reu3er nNsp@Or.eans." " Die
8ebOrbe 6egt tnbeIen ni6t bic gez
rin9iteR 9siOrsnife um osnielbeR.
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Wnrbaeiinoel in Sennefer.

Snorpille, SenH,, 10. 2luq.-
Sine SSe6ps 1T 3piI6en ben 6umiliem
RobinIon unb Sapage i'm 9sbirge oon
Union Gountb, ndbe Der @ren3e BON
9entudn, duSgebro6en. Nm. Sdz
page purbe bOn Sad RobinIon err
fhoiIen, na6oem er berIelben Oura eiz
men S6ub pertpun0et bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-11

nkptWEs~ ~@bW CbkILAtsl AIpHs
Wtunfla, 10. NuguIt, 5.45 @bbs.
- SfflsieI1en 9eri9ten bonn S9auz
plaBs bss geltrigen Samples init ben
5tlipiHos 3ufoGge psrbra6ten unisre
Srupper BEN belltigen Sag nit Reeogz
roscirunger. sic fonoen uur penige
e5eTttbe 1Gnb teirs usuen Srsffen bon
8sbattung ersignsten ft6. Gin 9ataiIe
Inn pes Il. eeSHfanteris Rsainlents
ltnter 'Danr Major S'9rien riidte Big
bid5f DOT Q(ugsles Dor. Der Maior Be-
rtbtet, oaB it4 mir sttpa 25O SnIurz
genten BORT beftnben. Gin Battalion
hes IL. Snfauterie Rsgirrents urrz
ternaRn eihe 8ecoatpo5cirung in Der
Rihtlurg BON poroc, unD Die portfgeH
sSeinos ssrI Itrenten ff6. Die 9aupt<
maht ber alrerifaniI1en Sruppen
tiegt gu GaIuInn. Die BON iGr beIsbts
2in!e BAT ffA, ieitben bas 9prradeR
pon gtItsrH eingeltsllt tp,rrbs, nut pez
niq perGnbsrt, unb tmI6lisBt ieBt bic
Stdote @uugua unb Sunta 9lritu.
@eneru(maior Stis erfieB beuts Ell
rer 8efe9t, peL4er Die I'M 8eIiB Der
sSnIlrrgsHten befinbli1sn 9dfen fiir
bsar 6anbel NIT ben iibrigen 9dfeR Der
SnIeiu f9lisbt. &gllinafop erfisB am
"a. Suit DON Sariac uus Elm Oetrt,
spefdes Die sSnIur9elltsrbGfen fir ale
uHter omerifaniiGsr 5luggs fabrenz
ben Sdiffe geIdGOHeH erftdrte uaO
fren6s SHiffe su einsm 9eIlIte Der
9Gfen eintuD. Sebt f0IEren teine
SdJHis bisfe 9Gfsn errei9sn, obRs Die
Slodabe 3u 6lsr9brt9eU.
Die &ononettboote ,WorttoipH, q
vgoncopb," yG5alap" u1o rYampurr=
ca" bomburbirten Sun Jsrnanbo an
DienItag. DIE aiIipinus urtipprtetsu
cine Sturt0e lang nit 2(rtilleries unb
WuStetenfeuer lAT0 enfFlpbeH Damn in
Die 9itgaf. Die &anonen6opte ieBten
bus Syeuer nit i9ren Naui9insngez
f9iiBen fort, Biz ulle SnTurgsnten Der=
ihtpilfben tppse1r. 8iele 5daler tpurz
ben Durh bqs 8pmbarDernsnt 3erIt6rt
ODER bsT9Gbfgt, bo9 gsristb bic @tobt
ri9t in 8ranb. Die &dnpnenbcpte
taubeten feine WtomylAaftsn unb Der
8srtuit Der SHFurgentsn tIt Hi9t er7
mitteIt.
Der 9euts ppr1 W!anilu nhb Sun
Jran3isco dageganggna Srun5portz
banpfer. .Gbersna,l "6rin8t 667 Mann
Observation-Disclosures SO Mqnn
bes Mitnefpta Hegiments unb 205
Mann DOR anbereR Suuppen Orgos
riIationen rlu4 ben Ser. Staatsu 5uz
rid.
GuropdifGe Nusrfennung.
Mo{bington, .. g.. 10. 9luq.
- General Otis fd3idte beute 0ore
nittag Dem GriegsheparteHen! Folgen=
bs Oepeids:
rMdnilo, 10. Musufi - 8rtefe {inh
uns in bic 5dnbe gefalen. in tpel9en
eire bobe @utpri!dt unter BEN SnIur=
genten bic Ginsf6orenen bsT9p0rt,
nod etipas tdnger aus3u6arreu. Sn
ben 9riefen miro erfldrt. Die europdi.
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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-03-08
What Presidents Cost.

1t costs the people of the United
States $114. .S65 yesr for a chief ex-
ecutive. His salary is $4,000 and
found" as our Western neighbors
say. The presidents finding is
rather comprehensive, covert ng
about every possible requirement of
q family. His private secretary, the
clerks, door-keepers. messengers and
steward. aud three other servants,
cost us $33, 1865 year. Then there
is contingent fund Of $1,000 year
which the president may use accord
ing to his discretion. In furniture
snd repairs to the White House the
sum Of $4,000 more, to be used by
the direction of the president. is
provided by the nation, and is always
expended. For fuel alone So, 900 is
allowed, and for necessary repairs to
the greenhouse there is 81 900.
Altogether the presidential find
ings" annually amounts to the snug
sum of. $64 1855, nearly Sis, 900 q
year more than his salary. The two
aggregate $l14,S65. This is an i'm.
posing aggregate, but it is small
compared with other presidents.
The president of the French Re
public receives as salary $4,000 q
year, $32 2,4S0 for contingent purp oses
and handsome house rent free.
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COxcy To Lecture.

CHICAGO, Feb. 22-J. s Coxey Of
stgood roads, and Coxeys army
fame, is here to arrange for lecture
tour. He has engaged sleering
car, dining car and a coach, in
which to carry baggage. and will
travel over the entire couLtry, giving
lecture every night.
His lectures will be on three sub
jects-"N National Currency" ''Good
Roads" and The Issuance Of Bonds
by the Government" He viii ad-
vocate new scheme in the last
named lecture. His plan 10 to have
the government issue bonds that do
not bear interest, to municipalities.
The city governments, according to
his plan, should operate aud own all
utilities. II this is done, when
money becomes stringent because of
a panic, and bankers refuse to supply
funds, the municipalities will prevent
depression IN business by employing
the idle men and keeping money
freely circulated.