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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-01
NEWS OF THE LODGE ROOMS

;. Evening Star Rebekah Lodge Mo- Is has
us semi-annual installation of officers on
uhe tn OF January, 1899, at It's hall, Fifth
and Wabasfla.
The initiatory degree was conferred by
Twin City lodge. 1. o. O. F., last Thursday
night.
Division No. 4, A. o. H., will give a. card
social at their hall. West Sixth and Fort
streets, next Friday evening.
banner Lodge No. 4, A. o. U. W., will In
stall their new officers at their regular meet
ing on Monday evening next. The cere-
monies of Installation Will be performed by
Grand Worthy Foreman James Diment. Owa-
Ladies Auxiliary, will be present along with
other visitors, and will be guests of honor
Dancing will follow the installation exercises,
and supper will be served by the ladies DUR
ing the evening.
Prosperity Camp Royal Neighbors of Amer
lea. will meet next Wednesday evening at
streets. A large class will be initiated and
a degree team will be organized by Neighbor
William Rolling, after which the delegates
will be elected to attend grand camp. Dis
trict Deputy Neighbor Bamford will be pres
ent.
Forest Camp No. $500, Royal Neighbors,
will meet New Years eve and install Of
eral consul, c. Jones; W. adviser. c. Johne;
banker, William Rolling Jr.; clerk, S. n.
Gross: assistant ]. q. Kelnoneschoads. Light
refreshments will be served and progressive
euchre will be played.
Pioneer Council. Royal Leagues next meet
ing will be held next Thursday evening, and,
aus their new officers Will be installed that
evening, there should be the largest attendance
of the season. Deputy Supreme Archon Fred
Johnston will Install the new officers. There
will be several new candidates initiated. and
an ENJOYABLE time may be looked for, as the
full degree team will be on hand to help
the candidates over the Chilkoot pass. The
entertainment committee is hard at work
ON the coming entertainment and an exoel-
lent programme may be expected
At . meeting held last THURSDAY evening
m ws 81 K. ooWns officers .e % s for
the ensuing yeart President, Louis BeckerI
vice president. A schinz, recording secretary.
John Till; financial secretary, William Klein
boeh1: treasurer, John B. FandelI trustees.
Richard linn and Nick Welteri delegates to
grand lodge, William Stoll. Charles Mueller
and George Torch.
West ST. Paul Lodge No. "a; Sons OF Horn
n gs1 al TT" Union hail. on Concord and ROBBIE
streets, Excellent music and fairly large
crowd made the evening a very enjoyable one.
The arrangements were In charge of q COM
mittee composed of Henry EchAacht. FRED
Schietz, Fred Barake William Kleinboehl
and Albert Schinz. Among those present
were William Stoil, Hermann Reiohow, Mr.,
and Mrs. Henry Schacht, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Schlstz, Mr.. and Mrs. William -Kleanboehls,
Louis Becker, Mr., and Mrs. Conrad Stock,
M. and Mrs. Peter MARTIN, Mr. and Mrs.
Ddmrerta1i, Miss Bertha pingertahl, Mrs.
ANNA HackBenberg, Ed HenskA, Mr., and Mrs.
Rftlhard zinn, Mr.. aI4 Mrs. Charles Franz.
Miss Minnie Gr1zenewaad Miss Gdesrnan Fred
KoahnKe Mr4 Rebhpox, Ma2 Re6holx md
NJ Bertha KEudA
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-01
The Great Family Find.

The Mutual Life Insurance Comnarv
or New York have enjoyed most graft
tying prosperity during the past twelve
months. The policyholders have accu-
mulated $270, 100000 for their own pro-
lection. which is aptly termed 'aThe
Great Family Fund of the World"
The new policy offered by the Mutual
Lille provides for liberal loans to the
insured, cash surrender values. auto
matte paid up insurance and other good
features. All the advantages are set
forth in the policy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

guest of the Metropolitan.
Robert j. Tweedy. OF Albert Lea. is in the
city. looking for his old place al assistant
file clerk of the senate.
George Jensen, Of Duluth. is candidate
for second assistant clerk of the house.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-01
Barton. John s. erode. George r. Finch. D.
R. Noyes. George Thompson. T. D. O'Brien,
7. r. Kane G. R. Smith, c. B. Bowlby.

Barton John s. erode. George R. Finch. D.
R. Noyes. George Thompson. T. D. O'Brien,
I. r. Kane, G. r. Smith, c. B. Bowlby.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A. B. Driscoll, chairman: George r. Finch.
James H. Skinner, L. P. Ordway. F. f.
Yerxa, Pierce Butler. D. R. Noyes O. B.
Rowlby T. J. MoDermott, G. R. Smith. Rob
ert A. Seng, A. L. Alness. Fred Lstoe, A. II.
Lindeke, Kenneth Clark, DR.. A. ]. Stone +.
A. Kirke, Albert Schuneman, Benjamin Good
kind. w. H. Elsinger, T. l.. Blood. F. ID.
Rice. John Wagner. q. II. Hobo, Charles
Strause.
COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION.
Charming Seabury, chairman: J. T. Conley,
G. s. Sommers. ]. T. Clarke. j. NJ. Hanna
ford.
COMMITTEE ON PRINTING.
George F. Spinney. chairman; T. D.
O'Brien, C. w. Hornick.
INTRODUCING COMMITTEE.
Richards Gordon. John w. Willis. Condo
Hamlin. DR.. A. J. Stone. G. d. O'Brien.
The members of Garfield Post. G. A.
r., have been cordially invited to at
tend the reception to be given the Hon.
John Lind, governor ELECT. on the even
ing Of Jan. 3, 1899.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-01
DANCED OUT A DYING YEAR
EIks' Clock Stepped, but tho May
Waltz Went On.

The third of thsaserie Of informal
dancing parties arranged by tho local
lodge OF Elks, was sgiven last evening
at the hall. TWAS understood that the
old year was to be watched out, but
some one stopped the clock at 1890,
and when the New Yea was ushered
in at midnightethe guests were dancing
waltz. .t.s,e II,
Seventy five couples enioyad and
danced through programme OF thirty
dances to the music furnished by the
Twin City Mandolin orchestra, The
hall was decorated with palms. flags
and bunting and refreshments were
served at midnight
The entertainment committee VAST J.
B. Baker, F. ]. Mclaughlin and b. II.
Tenny
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-01

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house and the offices will be closed In
the evening, however, the Republican
caucus will be held, and the corridors
of the upper floor will be the scene Of
great activity, as the 1000 applicants,
more or less. for legislative honors, will
be on hand to hear the result Of the ses-
sion. m Sal
For Saturday yesterday was q very
busy day at the state house.
All the departments were open all
day. which WIS quite unusual. The
books of theI5asaitor and treasurer
We're closed for the year, and the off,
Gals exchangsd greetings Of the sea-
The retiring officials spent the day
packing up their personal property
ana getting the departments into shape
LOT their successors. Gen. Childs NOV
cd his law library and desk to his new
apartments in, the German american
Sank building All the other appoint
I've officers had their old shoes and
laundry in shape for transfer before
nightfal1.
Miss Ruth Hilln1an is candidate for
the railroad committee clerkship.
,9NS-s
Tuesday, at noon, the two houses Of
the legislature will convene for purpose
OF organization, and as soon as they
shall have completed their organiza-
ton by the election of a secretary in
the senate and speaker and secretary
In the house, 1t is expected that they
will proceed to listen to the farewell
address of Gov. Clough and the inau-
gural Of the new governor, John Lind,
Of New Ulm.
1t is possible that the entire slate in
each house may, however, be elected
before the message of the governor Is
received.
While today will no doubt be busy
one. as the average political button
holer is not a close observer Of the Sab
bath. with the opening of legislative
session so close at hand, yet tomorrow
will be the real day. Each congress
sional delegation in the Republican
ranks has caucus called for the aft
ernoon. and in the evening the house
and senate Republicans will hold sepa-
rate conferences for the making up of
the final slate
The Democrats. too, are to have a
meeting tomorrow evening, at which
they will present nominations for con-
tention on the floor Of the respective
branches Tuesday more as matter of
compliment than anything else
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-01

Joseph Winston and John Hellar, boys re-
spectively IL and years Of age, were found
proving about Mayor Kiefer's office at $50
O'Clock last evening and were arrested ON
the charge of disorderly conduct. The city
hall 1anitor says boys make practice Of
visiting the city hall about closing hours and
remaining in the building. He sage young
sters have several times OF late been found
In the different Offices. The boys found In
the mayors office had done no damage. but
in order to break them of hanging about the
city hall 1t was deemed best to lock them I'D.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-01
Dead at Peoria.

News was received in St. Paul yesterday
Peoria, at that place Mrs Murray was a
sister of Mrs. ]. FeeleY. of ST. Paul, with
whom she had visited frequently. and through
her visits She had cultivated quite circle
of friends in St. Paul. One of her sons H J.
Murray, is employed with Lanpher, Finch &
Skinner. of this city, and he has gone to at
tend the funeral. which viii be held at Peoria
today.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-01
Junior pioneers, Entertainment.

Extensive preparations are being made for
the tenth annual social entertainment Of the
Junior Pioneer association, which takes place
at the association parlors in the Lowry ar
cade on the evening of Jan. II, 1893, fun
programme of which will be published later.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-01
Nurses Start for Man,I.

Miss Erickson. Of st. Paul. and Mrs. Buzz
ton, of Minneapolis, left yesterday afternoon
for San Francisco. from where they Will sail
on the Scandal about Jan. 10 for Manila. 70
enter the general hospital tsrvics there.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-01

You can avoid paying commission and ex-
change by. borrowing direct from The State
Savings Bank. This home institution has a
large amount of money to loan at lowest
rates, gives the-sson or before" privilege and
requires no gold clause
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-01
Got tho Grip.
Providing I'm city omce..

Preyento Grip and Cold Cure. Cures in
one day. All druggists. Price 25c.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-01

Are you one Of those people who never act
upon suggestions that others have found
prohtable7 II SO. try Apple Blossom Flour
and then try ana get along with some other
hour
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-01
THESE WILL RECEIVE
COMMITTEE IN CHARGE OF THE
INAUGURAL RECEPTION
TUESDAY EVENING
PROMINENT ST. PAUL PEOPLE

No Party Lines Are Drawn In the
Designation of Those Who Will
Greet the Guests Who Come From
Outside the City-New Govern
. Or's welcome VIII Be Most Cor
dial One.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-01

Monday will be q holiday at the stat.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-01

neapolis and that Martin McHale or
some other union labor man will get 1t,
It Is still believed that McHale stands
at this time a better chance of being
appointed than any man under con-
sideration.
The Thirteen Towns, Fosston, says:
IS. A. Farnsworth, formerly a Red
River valley teacher and now princf-
pal Of the Cleveland High school, Of
st. Paul, Is a prominent candidate for
superintendent of public instruction.
Mr.. Farnsworth Is an able educator
and the people Of this end Of the state
will be pleased to have him receive
the appointment"
Three new candidates for state
places have made themselves known at
Ada They are all professional wheat
buyers and desire positions on the
grain inspection force. The most
prominent Of the three and the only
ones that have so far taken any active
steps towards furthering their plans
are A. 9. Gecke and Fred Heising, the
former buying wheat for the Thorpe
Elevator company and the latter for
the Northwestern. These two gentle
men have already prepared a formal
petition, and received the signatures
of the prominent politicians of both
the Democratic and Peoples party.
The other gentleman who is spoken Of
as a candidate is Fred Ardist, who
formerly bought wheat for the North
western, but through some misunder-
standing between the buyer and one Of
his patrons trouble arose which re-
suited in the resignation Of Mr.
Ardist. and he was succeeded by Mr.
Heising, who also becomes his contem-
porary again. All three gentlemen are
proficient in their profession and are
capable Of performing good service for
the state.
Mnndax will he n holiday af the sfafa
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-01

Attorney General Childs Drops the
Litigation Which Was Begun at
tho Instance OF Alex Perry-At-
tOrney Bowe Questions the States
Right to Take such Action I'm
less the Reason IL Apparent.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
BOT Der CIT Sbnr.

lteber bic balbbarbari19en 9uItdnbe in
etnem S6eile beS petlt9en N~orOzGaroIina
ni9t nett BON ba, mo ii9 bas berrli9e
@anberbiIt'f6e Gut befinbet, beridten bort=
Fin entIonOte @pangeliften @aartrduben=
bes, nobel gu bemsrten 1T, bag es iib buz
Bel niAt etpa um rNi9gers", Ionbern meift
Tim tpeiBe Stotamerifaner 9auoelt. Der
8eri6t Der Gbungeltiten beia9t i'm Me=
ientli6en 5olgenbes:
v8iele 0GrIer iinb pbne cine 2an1pe,
einen &amm, cine 8iir1te, etnen Spie9el
pber G6nli9e Ginge. 8iele Qeute ba6en
ME cine @tabt geie6en. Die Ncbrung 1T
rob, 6albgefo6t unb tptrb auf i9mubi5em
@ef6irr 6erbei ge6ra9t. Sn bielen 6amtz
lien fam ni6t Elm ein3iges Mitglieo leien
ober i6reiben. Ni9ts @ebrtdteS ftnbet
fiA bOr. Sn etnem 8e3irt bon $50 Quaz
brdtmeilen, in tpel6em ii9 400 Sinber i'm
S6ulalter befinoen, giebt es feline SGule,
unO tie er6alten feinen unterrt9t. JGur
penige GrnaGIene in benz 8:5irf tDnnen
leIen. SIS 1T feline Stride unb feline Conn
tagsf6ule bort. Qerate giebt es auf tpei=
ten Streden ni9t. l1npifen9sit, Glenb
unb 2aiter berri6en in bobem 8rabP. Die
Srauen unb &inber baben Die meiiten Dir
beiten gu berri9ten. Sn bieien 6amilten
1T feline 3unetgung Der Mttgltsoer 81 be-
merfen."
Ntdyt pieI better itebt es nu6 Dem bOllz
s~iiItigen 3eu9niB berldBli6er @ngIif4=
Nmerifuner in 10 man4er anosrer @egenn
Oes 2anoes, ieGbt unter fOdameritaniI@er
8eb0lferung in ben Bergen HeuzGnglanoS
aus.
Qber erit miiKen bic Pbilippiner uni
anbere 5rembe in Der Serne gepaltiam unr
unter 16peren Spfern an Sui uno 8lut
rbegGiidt~ tperben, e6e fir Die Dielen @sra
pa6rlo1ten i'm sigenen 2anoe ettpas gss
f9iebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
Setm tutHemf6aftlt6en 9euti1t1tttt
9etptomtetes en8tifG=amerlfa=
niSGeS Wtn0astn.

9as neueite 8ierteliabrsbeft Der null i'm
3~tpeiten Sabrgunge begriffenen n@me<
ricana 9ermanica" 1T eri3ienen.
OteIe bon benz groBen englil4=ameritantz
I6en @ermuniiten Martpn 0erter 2eurz
n D BON Der u11niDeriitp Of Pennfplpunia"
erri9tete unO geteitete 8ierteia4rsI4rift
be6auptet audi in ibrem neueiten. i6On
me6r einem %aniebnlihen 8u6e getd}enOen
6efte ibren bp6en &uf betreffs be5 Der7
qlei9enben Stubiums Der literartiAen,
Ipra9liden unb anberen @ultur6e3ie6ungen
apiI6en 0eutI9Gano uno Nmerita.
Oa treffen mir ben S4luB Der gele6rten
Observation-Disclosures Nrbett oes profe1>
Iors s. st. W1iIer bon Der 2ebigb timber
ftp iiber Sans Suhs. Serner cine eberIo
geIe6rte ME an1pre6enbe Nb6dnolung bes
prof. Shomas Stod6am 8ater BON Der
Sobns 9pptins unioerittp iiber ben Gin
fluB bes engliI9en 6umoriten Qaurence
@terne auf Die OeutI9e Qtteratur. QrOF.
6reberid 8. 8ilttns bon Der So6ns Sop
fins uniberittD fi6rt ben G4lpuben @6riz
titan 5riebri9 Daniel S6u6art Dor, ni4t
in Ieiner @igeni4aft als Oi9ter, puhli3iit
unb longidbriger polittf4er @efan9ener,
Ionbern in feinem Melen als g%eniafer Wtuz
liter, SrgeIz unb GGabtertiinltle ME er in
ieiner 2uOpigs6ur9er GIun83eit benz i'm
Sabre 1772 9euti9lano bereiIenben engli=
l9en MuIitgelebrten Or. G6arles 8urneD
erf6ien.
Prof. 2earneb ielbt, pel9er feline Nusz
5ige aus benz f6riftiteueriI9en Na6IafIe
BON PaitOrius fortIeBt, pibmet an elmer
anOeren SteGe bes 6eftes benz fiir3tiG in
San Srancisco per1tor6enen beuti9~umez
ritonii6en 0t9ter Sbeooor &ir96ofT einen
Id0nen Na9ruf, norin er i'm aGs ueinen
Der begubtefen Observation-Disclosures =
ger" feiert.
gfeben mar6en anberen ebenio tpert9po(z
len 8eIpre9ungen ent6dlt bieies nertefe9eft
Der vNmericana @ermanica" cine IIr piele
9euti4~@merifaner fe6r intereFante Inz
tiinoigung: Prof. Qearneb arfeitet an
elmer @ef9i9te bes beut6en
0rama's in 4merttu, Die fol-
genoes beipri4t: 9euti9lGnbii6e Ora
men, borgeftelt auf Der 0eutI4en
8iiRne @meritu's, Iotpie auF Der eng
characterization 8ii6ne; Giterarif9er
@tnflub bes Oeutf6en Dramas in Nmez
rita; Die in Amerita Ielbf oerfabten
beuti4en 0ramen. - Sir ieoen 1~tterariz
f9en 8eitrug gu benz Merfe in @eftutt oon
3ettungsausI4nitten, Gremplaren bon
9ramen, ME tie bon beutf9sameritaniIden
@&nuipielern unb Souffleuren benubt
iporben iinb, perOen Prof. 2earneo unD
feline Mitorbeiter ie6r buntbur fem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07

Ser nStruBburger poit" entne6men
mir cine erg0BGi9e Gel 9i9te, bic
9egenpGrtig in Meb ben 9uuptftoff gum
2u4en bietet. 9ort initruirte elm 8e3;rfs=
offi5ier Bel Der 1ebten observation-disclosures
lung Die Referbiften unb 2anbpe6rmdnner
itber i6re Sb~liegen6eitsn Bel eintretenber
W}obtlma4ung unb nabm babel, Tim better
oeritGnbli4 gu iperOen, ben 5. M1ai b. S.
dls er item Sag Der Mobilma9ung an. Die
W6annI3aften ga6en benn du9 bur9aus
3utreffenoe Nntnorten, unter genauer 8ez
5ei4nung bes Sueesbatums, an tpel9em fie
fi4 periOnli9 gu teuen baben piiroen-
Suroufbin er8dbIte nu9 8eenbtgung Der
&ontroQber iammlung irgeub elm Sea5boz
gel beim @6pppen Wein ben biebereu
2a%no6epo6nern, baB am 5. Mai b. 8. moz
bill gemd4t piroe unO iiebe ba, troBbem
Sranfrei4 unh 0euti9lanb i'm tiefiten ssritz
ben le6en, ftunben an 5. N1ai 5tpei frana0z
iti4e acknowledgements, befe9ligt pon
einem 8eneral, an Der @ren3e unb iibten
f4arfe Sren36epa4ung aus!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07

Qu9 unter bielen Norobeuti9en lit es. be-
tannt, DaB Die 8 ii binge 9tubenten
einen !6ei0enlGrm uufi9ldgen, iobdGO Sl0>
E er NIT i6ren 5lDBen ben Nedur ber<
unterfabren unb DaB Die 6l0Ber in u~rgro6er
Wetfe bas @eI9ret ertpibern. Nber biefer
langjG6rige 8rau9 tptrb pobl iebt balb aufz
b0ren, inbem bic Sl0Berei auf benz Nedar
abgef6afft nerDen ion. Die
Gtdmme t0nnen nGmIi4 ieBt ebenio gut auf
ben Giienbabnen, bic 10 Ie6r Derboatommnet
itno, befDrbert nerben; Die 6lDBerei aber
f6abete bur9 l1fer6ei9G6igungen Der 2unbz
pirt6i9aft unb ba unb bort bur4 tiinili9es
Mni9peGen bes 8afers fat mod me6r.
Sn bieier 8e8ie6ung fagt Elm piirttembergis
i9er Gegierungsberi4t:
r0ie 8ort6eile bes Sl0Bereibetriebs fir
ben 6pl3abIab aus ben SorI ten treten INNER
me6r 8uriid 6tnter ben acknowledgement gta9z
t6etGen, bic feline Sortbauer fir bic 2unoz
pirtbi9aft un0 SnDuitrie in ben 5luBtbGs
Tern CUR 6olge bat; e~rItere bat Dur9 uferz
beI9Goioungen, bur9 8ena6t6eiligung Der
Si19erei unb bur9 bic Slut6pelen, bic BET
NieDrigpa1er our S~ortbepe9ung Der SlOBe
in beIonberen Stauporrt9tungen er5eugt
neroen miifen, leBtere bur6 unboltommene
NusniiBung Der an itA borbanOenen Dafer<
trGfte 81 letben."
Die Qufbebung Der SIOBerei uuf benz
Redar ion am 1. Sanuar 1901 beginnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07

Wie in groBen @tGbten aeigt ii4 aud
in 2anb It Gbten @meGita's un@
ter gGtf9@@meritaner inn
mer mebr . unb 2rteb, tdA%
ttg 0eutf9 gu lernen. 90 au4
gu Maquofeta in Soma, Der einunobter5ig
MeiGen n1rbli9 BON 9aocnport geIegenem
@eridtsitabt bes Sotpaer @ountp SadiDn.
@ie mir aus Dem b%ortigen beuti9en rSudz
%fonzSourna1" erieben, lit bafeI6f unter
eifrig 9eutf9 I.rnenben Qmsritanern unb
Nm~eritanerinnen Der pGan I'M Merte, unz
ter ii4 einen nOeutl9en 8erein" gu grim
ben, I'm bic beut19e Spra6e in PpeIie unb
proia. iopte in algemeinsr ~unter6altun9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
unb bur9 Singen beutf9er 2ieDer gu pfle=

N1ubinotod Der iibirii9e 9afen
RuBlanbs, bat i9on ieBt einen berbdItnib.
mdBig um fungret9en 9~unbeI,
Der i9 i'm Sabre 1898 elmer ausfi6rli9en
Statitit u%nieres b~orttgen 6unoeGsagenten
5ufoIge auf 269,415 Sonneu einz
gefiibrter unb 3O,994 Sonnen aug
gefi6rter Waaren belief, obne etpu
1000 Sonnen gu re9nen, bic nur our9
ben !9afen i'm Sraniit gingen. BON Der
@infu6r famen 88,2O4.06 Sonnen aus Guz
ropa un6 1865 aus ben Ser. Stdaten. sir
ben Witbetperb Der leBteren i4eint bd alfo
nod elm offenes SeIo gu Iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
mefinoien.

Nu6ri4ben BON Der Snfet MontIerrat,
elmer Der 6ritifztpetinoif4en Snisln,
melben, baB bafeG6it am II. Ufat in 3ett
bon 5 Stunoen As @rbitOBe Ftatt9efunoen
buben unb buB auf bieie nod bdufige perz
etnselte @rbitDBe gefolgt iinb. Din 9ebduz
ben unb Selbfridten 1T GROCER @4ahsn
angerihtet noroen uno etli9e Meni6enlez
ben finb b%erlOren gegungen, Die 8ep0ltez
rung fat, tnie Die Na6ri4ten Iuger, Dor
Gauter Nngit unO @4red ben &OPf perz
loren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07

9reuli9er benin ie tptrb Die M'Gffens
ermoroung BON Singb0geIn urb nas
mentli3 BON S9puGben bur9 bic
Staliener unO bic @GIf9tprpGer
betrie6en. 9aber bic auffalenO geringe
BON g 9paIben in Oeuti9z
nj in bieiem Sabr! 9arum in beutI9z
ldnbif3en 3eitungen Der StOBieuf5er:
r&unn fi6 benin Der beutI6e Reh5stag,
Der bas Bis in's Detail ausgearbeitete @oz
gelI3uBgefeb nebft ben bielen bunberten Qe<
ttttonen bon 8pgelf4ubbereinen uno See
meinoeporite6ern i'm Sabr 1893 etnfa9 NIT
einem f4le9ten @tb pon ,~freiIinniser"
Settle, nu9bem bieIes S9uBgeieb bic &pm<
mtiiion f4on binter ii3 bate, begruben bat,
nt4t oa5u aufraffen, bic neuen bun0erte BON
@tngaben, bic iett eirem baIbenSabr mod ba>
5ntanen, erntbaft3 gu beriiGii9tigen unb oieIe
fir ben beuti9en Observation-Disclosures
ftano bo4pi4tige NngeGegenbeit enbIi9 einz
NAL auf bic Sagesorbnung gu 1eben, uno
perben audi baum pieber bic 8Gnte leer
bleiben2"
4ber Der Deutf4e 8ei9stag fann bic g5s
gel ni4t i4iiBen, penn ni4t enbGi9 BON @ets
ten StaIiens unb Seiterrei9s geS9ritte
umS3ube berieI6en in SltuIien unb NdGi9z
tprOI erfOlgen!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
Samoa.

8eibe 5ruttionen Der @ingeborenen, bic
@nbdnger Mutaafa's iOpobl pie Malie=
toa's, Gegen bic Waffen nieOer. Matuafu
fat 1900 @epe6re berausgege6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07

2aut Na9rt6ten aus Sotio ipir6 bas De-
fight SapanS fir bas Sa6r 1899 fiinf3ebn
MiGionen Gubel ($7,5OO,OOO) betragen.
I'm btes SIT bedel1, unO nm gepifs, BON ber
Negierung baab7i9tigte Iusga6en 3u b%eitreis
ten, 1T, ipie eS 6eiBt, in Gnglanb cine Qnleibe
bon 10000, 900 Bfunb Sterling uufgenomz
tporben. @s piro beabIt9ttgt, bic Qlr=
NEE Bis gum Sabre 1905 auf bic 9tdrfe bpn
100000 Mann gu %bringen.
mitteI= mo Sioamerifa.
0as 9iteni19e &abinet bat %reiignirt. Gs
purbe geftern bereits mitgetbcilt, DaB cine
poGitii4e 8epegung ftatt9efunoen babe unO
baB it9 bic 2iberaIen gum Stur5 Der TOM
ferbatiben 8egierung perbunoen bdtten.
9as 9ilent19e Miniiterium tpuroe am
bergangenen 20. DECEMBER bon Carlos
Martine5 gebilbet unb bate fotgenbe M}it@
glieber: premier unb Miniiter bes Snnern,
Martine3; Miniiter Des 4rsp0rtigen, &enz
tura 8lanco @iel; SinanaminiItsr, &afael
Sptomd9Dr; Trtegsmlnt1ter, General Su<
bers@aTeaur.
9te Wabl bes Senior eduardo &o1tand
gum PrdItbenten unb Der Senbores Nlaaz
mora un6 8reiani gum /. be3n, 2. @iaeprGz
iioenten Der 3epublit peru 1T nit elmer UNI
bebeutenoen Nn3abl Stimmen iiber bic bonn
9efeb Derlangte MinimalaabG erfolgt.
&abelbepef9en aus Bahia, 8ra1iIien, mel
ben, buB bas gelbe Sie6er bort piit6et. Sin
babies Oubeno als Glerts angeiteGte eng
ldnber finb oaran 9eitorben, ebenio Der eng
li9e &aplan in 8abia. Ser amerifanif4e
Guplan begrGbt bic gngldnoer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07

Mm Mittmod Nbenb batten it9 in
@rit1e1 ungefdbr bunoert iun9e 2eute
5uIammengei9aart unO marfdirten
unter Dem Geiang Der nMaurz
IeiGuiIe", unb benz STUFF SIS Iebe bic Gebo@
luton, nit elmer rotben SABINE Ourh Die
5traBen. gor Der Wo6nung beg Oeputir@
ten Carton be Wiart ma9ten Die 2ubetOrtr
Salt, unn tparen gerooe i'm 8egriff, i4m bic