davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The record-union., 1899-01-25
Malaria Cured
All Medicines Failed Except
Hoods SarsapariIla

Improved with the First DOSE
Now Entirely Well.
Malaria is caused by bad air, bad
water, bad drainage, which make bad
blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla cures
malaria by purifying the blood. Read
this interesting statement:
81 was confined to my bed with malaria.
I could not take strong medicines, owing
to my condition, and everything took
failed to help me. At last decided to
try Hoods Sarsaparilla. After taking It
q short time the malaria was entirely
gone and I have never had it since. /
began to improve with the very first dose
of Hoods Sarsaparilla. l am now strong
and WELL" MRS. A. NJ. WoosLHY, De-
lano, California. Remember
Hoods s es;;;;a
Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Sold by all druggists Price, 81; six for S.
The record-union., 1899-01-25

Try McMorry's Blend oonee. s5c.
The record-union., 1899-01-25
PhiIlips-Judson Excursions East

A-For morning. P-For afternoon.
SUNDAY excepted. monday excepted.
T. H GOODMAN. Gen. Pas. Agent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-04
Slrbeit nnh 9nhu.

8elGuire, O., 8. 0pril. - Den
2lnqsft,lltsn Der Std9ltperfe Der rQetnd
@tanbarb Sron unb Steel So" gu
2lstnupiqe unb Mingo, g., lit cine To-
fort in 8rGft trstenDe 2o6nerbDbun9
bon 10 Yro5ent angetiinbigt tpprDen.
Die @ompugnis bel4dftlgt an $4,000
9(rbetfer.
@fepelanb, g., 3. 2lprll.- I'm
gsFd6r 1000 3immerieuts lino bier fir
ben N6tfunbentag unb cine 2obnraie
BON 80 Gents pro StunOe aug9etdnz
ben. Cine Nn3abi GpntraftOren bat
bic sprberunq bereits 6etpilligt.
Snrucuie, R.5g., 3. 4pril. =
Di. biefigen 2lnitreidsr 9aben be-
ltloiIen, 6suts sinen Strife gu ertldz
rsn. um eine 3o6ner60bung our95ue
feben. Cine 2ln3ubl 5irmsn min Die
Sorberungen Der anftreider aber Be-
tpi(ligen.
p5ilabelpbiu, 4, 3. 9lpril. -0ie
hrifenoer 9Oienmu9er bsanTpru9en,
i6ren 8ampf 70 gut pie geponnen 81
hoben. 8ier5ebn Gontraftoren 6a6en
bic Jorberungen Der Strifer betpi[ligt,
uro 200 Der 2eBtersn te6rien beule
flub an bic Grbeit 5urid. 8iele unz
oere @ontrattoren erfldrsn ieop9, iie
piirben ben &f bis gum bittersn
Gnbs aarhfl4gerL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-04
Sic Gnt9iiltungen oeS
rSiqdrp."

9urig, 3. 2tpril. = Das Sens
Iations6lutt D15igaro" ertlGrt, baB e8
oaa pom Yremisrmiriiter 0upup i4m
angeorpbts geri4tli6e 8erfa6ren me-
qen 8er0ffentli4ung Der pom SberIta
lieutenant 0u YatD Be Clam Dor bem
&a1ationa6ofs genuaften 3eugenausz
iager ni6t a0parten, ionoern IQe3
mitt6eilen polIe, tpus es bon ben 8es
Observation-Disclosures piife. IS be-
Qinnt bieTe tpeiterenOlittbeilungen nit
Der pu6li3irung Der Qngd6en, pel6e
8remierminiTtsr 9upup DOR ben 8ihz
tern ma6te. Ou5 3sugniB Oehel6sn
ent6Glt ri9tS Seniationeqes. 5r.
0upup gab ben :2Sn6alt elmer unterz
reoung pieoer, ptl6e er Iel6It uno
9rGTioent Geiimira4erier nit gapE.
2ebrur Renauo in 9e5ug duF pss 2sBz
teren Witt6eiIungsn an getpife 3etz
turqsn ge6abt bdtten. Die 5ra9t, o6
0rspus ein8aitdnbniB dbgelegt bdtte,
purce in Der @onferen3 ni6t berii6rt.
Sr. 0apup Tiigte bin5u. er 6dtte in
brett bon tem 8or6anben1ein be8 9es
beimen r0oiIier." pelfer 0reDIusf
G6ulo auBer 3irsifel It.Ge, ge9Ort,
uber sr 6dtts psrf0nli6 teine aenntniB
Ddpon gebo.6t, bis Der &afations6of
Die 9rpbu5ir4ng pehel6eH Dsrldn8ts.
Gr CAB gu. baB er in elmer Inter
rsbung nit Den SO. POincare uno
2aneKan erflGrt bate, er lei ni4t frei
puR 3ptiEeIn narii6sr. D6 nwiE nlAt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-04
Baltimore, W9o, sienfag, ben 4. gpril 1899.

niiIfe, tporaus bus 8otosnuB0l bergsz
Iiallt niro. Sn 1896 purben 1855
900 gfunb @opra i'm @srtbs BON
1921 ,372 erportirt. bupon Elm GROCER
She'll ro6 ben Der. Staatsn, bas mei=
iie iebp9 naA 0eutF4lun0, bsFen
Stadts 2tngsh0rige BEN IamoaniI9en
0anoel bur9 cine por me9r ais brsiBig
Sahren gegriinoste 9amburger @sTeaz
I6aFt (9oOeffroi unO Co., cOntrpliren.
Die Bro0uftion bon @opra Dnrlirt
ii6rigens bon Subr gu Subr, bu in ben
8riegen 5pn6en Den einbeimiI6en
Stdmmsn pieIe 8ofospdlmen 5erft0rt
lperoen, unb es nlebrere SABRE Dauert,
Big Der iungs Na6pu4s5rii4ts trdgt.
Die &o6lenItatisn Osr Ser. Stdatan,
9ugo 8dgo, tpal6e iibrigens bisidng
nur auf bem 9apiere 6sItunOsn hat, 1T
auf Der SnIel Sutuila belegen. Der
Soften bon 8agp Yago tpuroe urz
Ipriinglih in 1872 BEN Ser. Staaten
cebirt unb beFan N6tretung purb ipdz
ter, i'm Sobre 1873, bur6 einsn bier
in NuI6ington ubgeialpfenen 8ertrag
beFtGtigt. SIN porieen Sabre purOeh
Die .srIfsn 2lnitaltsn gema9t eine SLOT
ten uno &n6lsnTtation baTelbf nirtlt9
gu erri6tsn, aIs nit Dem TpaniI6sn
&riege Die Sbsa bes @rperb5 BON &oS
lonien i'm Sti1en Ocaun prdttif6s
Sorm annobm.. Die SnIel SutuiId
6at Elm Qlrsa( bon "a Quaorutmsilsa.
Die GinFubr auf Den Samoa @Snieln
bstrug i'm Sabre 1895 $418,840, poz
bon $6O,624 aus ben Ser. Stduten,
$64, ,405 aus OautI6lano, $1548 aus
8roB6ritdnnien, 1870 aus Neuz
SubzgBules uno $11O,6O5 aus gteuz
Seelanb tamsu. sSSn 1896 fisl Die Gin
fu6r uuf $3O4,159, popou $47,552
aus Den Ser. Staatsn, $49,802 aus
Osuti9tunb, $7044 aus @rgldno, Der
8eIt aus ben auItraliI9sn 8oipnien tdz
men. Der @rport bs5ifferte Tth i'm
Sabre 1895 auf $256, ,758, in 1896 auf
$263,O47, FuIt ausI6lieBti6 Gopru,
uno nur lpani9 9aumpoGIs. gtpa II
Bro3ent Der Nusfubr ging na9 ben
Ser. Stuuter, nube3u Der gdn5e 8eIt
na6 9eutf6lunb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-04
SermiiGte telssrapbiibe SrprI6cn

= Sendtpr gamma itelt bon 36oz
musptle. Ga, aus bic bonn Maior
See Dor bem 5leiIdgsri9t gsma6ten
Nngu6en in Nbrsoe, ltpel9e onbeuteten,
Dab 9anna an getpiHen QtrmeezGonz
traften intereTIirt mar. Gr erfldrt
bie8 sntT6ieben fir untpabr uno BE-
6auptet, nienal5 ettpas nit 4rmee5
Gpntrotten gu tbun ge9abt gu ba6en.
= Der groBe Gifenberg in Der
Sierra De Mercsbi. nahe DURANGO,
Merifo, lit angebii9 fir $8OO,0OO in
Cob an Den dmerifuniI6en @iIenz
ba6n>Magnuten s. g. 6untinqtpn
bertauft poroen. Der &dufer min
angebli9 eine @iIenba1n bis an ben
SUB be5 8ergss bauen unb qrobe @tz
fen unD Stablbutten oaIel6it err
ri6ten.
= Soispb 9rotpn purbe qsIfern in
feiner Wo6nnns. g2r. 34O8, 2eapittz
itrqBe. Gt;cugp. Don Isiner Syruu, mi.
tpelfer er bei Sid in Streit qsrat6en
mar, our4 einen Me6erIti9 in'S 6er3
fat uu9enblidli4 setObtet. Die Wl0rz
RGrin 6tlnDst lid in GAIT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-04
Gs tuar Oas erRe
limb lit bas sin3ise
S6mer}rns@iuOrrungsmitteI,

iu,t5,s bic rudt,uOfen SamsrjtH ioiort tint, bic
GutjHuOuno auf5,bt uno geritOStuns bel elmer Ups
plifation turiyt o6 DjtisIbtn nun BON ben 2unqsas
Otm Waocu, Ginoaptio.H o0r auor,H Grhi'u obtr
CrgoEtr brrii5rtn.
Gin balbu 3buIOii,l BON in ,jH:m Glais BdH'r
turirt in futuiQ.u Tnut,u erdmSit, lauren gldqsn,
Soobrtrntu RrOOTtat, S6iuilof5i,t, migrdn',
9iurr6O, 3oyut,ri,, GoIjc, gldbuHg;r uuO sas ina
uerItttn 8:i6nrosn.
Gs oisbt stiu S.ilmitt:l In Der g1sIt ols iJisb.r
uno 9Be9Elfitbtr unD dus oHo;rtH malarllhsH. bis
lBisu un0 icniatu T:btr 10 raid turirt iot Raes
pap's ReaDp RtIi'i i'm 9trtln nit G1ooa9's
9in:r.
50 Sent per Glai4,. g,i alien GpOtbi,ru lu Saa
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-04
Sine Gur bel nuen

Grfditunatn 6uftn, entlitnDtttm 6ali,, 5HfIutnla'
grord)its 9utumrna, GHibUsnuna Der @tIeuts,
oLitD,b, GnuunDuua,n Rb,umatismus 9tturdls
oi,. Srohb.ultn, aopfn,b, 3abuDt6, ahbma, atb;m'
rotb.
Gs turjrt bic 6tftiodeu S@mu!tH in elmer Big
Ispanlia Dluut,r. Ri,mano brand. ,ius StuuH.
nado,m tr pi,is anuoHt qsI,i.1, S1m'rjtn iH
ltiotH.
Rappap's R,aou R,Isf in tu fbsr's Tlitt,l osE
qtu all. Sbmrjsn, 9:rreutuHJcH, Gutti9ungsHs
S6mtr,tn I'M Rud,n, auf Der 8ruit opeE in ST
glieetru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-04
Scr sseuernamnn.

Sruper ezG itp, Mi6y 8.
Npril. : Sn Der 8obnuHg 9eorge
@eiger's gu aingslsp brad geitern
friib ein Seuer aus, bura ipel9es Die
60zid6rige 6rau Sarab SCHUBERT llno
cine 5roaR 8ebers um's 2e6en fdmen.
5rau S3u5ert lag 5ur 3eit pss Worz
falles trunf i'm Bette. Man pernmz
tbet, buB bas .5euer bur9 bds 5uialz
ilise uulperfeR elmer Salupe entlto1e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-04
llebelbeFnSen OOrr Sdmer3cR.

6j.on Ropfiu,b, (Niordu, uosr rerDbi,s Ropfs
tp;b), 9dbn6msr,n, Rsurnl0i,, RbcumdtIsHns.
6Hitpt6, 56mtrssn unD 5dipd6s i'm 8idtn. e'm
Riidgrat oo.r Osn TitrtR, @eibrrotH IN Der 9s'
brqeacnp, 5.ttnit6tn, gni6p,llunq Der 8eltHtt,
unO sdmsrj,u isO,r glrt id)afit bic @9pltd:On Don
RaOiDaD's Rti,f iOfOrtiv Grl:i6trunu uuo otf'n
forto,i,st,r Gtbrau6 tiuiSs SAGE lang bnp.riitI'
Gat ,ius bernau.nts Stiluua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-04
8 eurge q i ntber,
&rauer,
c'SpnneIl. unS brittle strase.
Gcnff;o<tfiirr in alien 2t.iI,n Der Stast as.
cStu!tve.tpteC ssIi,tsrt. Asrl.I,p5eu ESQ
ISuni1 1.1Ssj
Tiinf Wrbriter nrrunalilft

Spplin, no., 3. 9lpril. : Tiinf
Tldnner tamen 6eute bubier our6 oen
Ginltur5 zines tiefen, ensen 9rabens,
in pel6em lie an Der grbeit tparen,
um's 2eben. @ier oerIelben nuroen
unier Is SUB @rOe unp 9sItsin 6eoraz
ben uno i1re &Drpsr Iino nod ni6t
oufsefunpen. Der 5iinfte, Namens
@eig1bargsr (9), fiuf nur Bis an bic
9iifie in Der sin9eiiiir5tsn Grbe felt,
mar jeoo6 70 i9psr perlebt, oab sr
Iiar6, ebe man i'm ausgraben fonnte.
2pbert 9rotpn, tpel6er Dor eli
niger 3eii Feinen betagten S9rpiegsr>
pater 2stpis WfcGleaano ermorbete,
ipurbe geitern friib in Glasgow. ap.,
bara ben Strans binseri4tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-04
g @9uuberbaftes @erbrez
6eutn @ uI5burg.
Smmer mthr Sdlner.

ct. 2ouis, 3. gpril. - 9euts
6errI6t bier pisbsr Elm beftigsrS4neez
ifurm unb orobt, Den gun3en Straben@
babn 9ertebr labm gu legen. Der
Sturm 1T duf FaIt ale Sheile bon WliIz
Iouri uno 9anIas perbrsitst. @n pie
len 9unftsn iinO bertitS funf 3oa
S6nae gsfa[len.
0ttumpo, Sa.. 3. Gpril, =
Seit IeBtsn 0onnerItag Tino Is SOD
S6nee bier gefuIen unb es t4nelt
nod INNER. Der S4neeiturm 1T Der
baftigits, psl6sr jemals ben Stddt
Soma i'm Monut Mpril bsimiu6te.
- 6rau 2(bele N}ialoret Mi6elet.
0itttpe neS in 1874 geItorbenen franz
s0IiTfen 8G4i6t8Threi6ers Sules
W(i6elet. 1T ieBt ebenTallS in Pdrts
aus Dem 2sben geT6ieoen. Sic mar
in 1923 geboren unO nohm an bera
I6ieoenen 0}erten ibre8 @utten tbdtt4
gen 2lnt6eiI. 2tu6 I4rieb lie Ielbit@
ItdnOig DerI6iebene 8erte bon onsrs
f1untem Q8erth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-04
Nusruris ieir Der Grpffnuus
Ger SdnF.

Die 5ouos fino in Sarl,bsn duf Grurefid,
atticn unp S6liadtionsn ana,itat uub rd6 slnF6t
Der lurer3t6R,teu rtitii6 s;farrt in Der iubitan=
ttlien 99eir
stit Der 3ncorsorirure DER Eout ant 4 9anuar
1892 bis 5ato ipurotn 65s6 Gont erbfrnet urS
!udbrtno otrieIb,n 9erprs $3.50 Gouti eti6loF,n 10
Dab, pie Ob.n angtQcbeu, nod bis Cato 2J9T ofi>u.
Cont otrblsi6cn.
&btuHgspoa Irt.rbreitst
Omen TaIp,
3. N. Gtceeare,
8nl. =. GtfpdreS,
Geware -. RcEepitt, NJ. D.
t9i-s) SSm. e. Gonn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-04
u ms 6 1t b q.
2llqer's 8ummeltour. - 8dnoitan@
unpeIen in Der 9ropir3 Santiago.
-9ome3 uno Die Nfemblp.-&orz
rupte SSu7ti3 9erlpaltung.

-9ome3 uno Die Nhemblp.-Sor=
rupte SuIti3 8ertpultung.
@uutiugo, 8. 2(pril. - 8risgss
@efretGr 2ltger fu6r geftern ouf Dem
SranspOrtOumpfer rSngaus" na4
9prto 8icp. 9eute beIi3tigte er 81
Morro, Sibonep unb San Quis.
eSSn Der g}Gte BON Solguin bat Elm
regelre4tss 3reffen 3piifen 8unbtten
unb elmer g(6tbeilurg be5 2. Smmuz
nens3egiment5 itattgefunben. 3pei
Der 8anOiten unD Elm Solbat purDen
get0otet.
4uf Der anotteniu9o.
Stint peitere 9anoiten purben gez
Ttern tingefangen, oarunter Der betannz
te GaIperaDo g}ainon. 3pet 4mertz
faner purbsr geItern bti 9olguin BON
gonoiten angegriffen unp ib1er Waffen
un0 pFerpe berau6!:. Go(. 8ru6b perz
folat Die RGu6ar nit einem Oeta4ez
ment Der 2. cSmmunen. Die 8unoiten
Iinb meiitens Qeute, ipelf}2 Bel @lnTtefz
Mnq Der 0Tfentli6an Qr6eiten i6re 8es
I9Gftieung berloren uno nun nl4t
me6r drbeifen lpolIen
6aponu, 3. Qpril. - @eneral
@ome3 bat in einem an feline Satin
nu4 San Domingo ge14idten 9riefe
eine lGnQere GrtlGrung iibsr feline 0ifz
feren3en NIT Der cu6aniI6en Wtilitdrz
Q(Temblp obgegeben. @r iugt barin.
oaB er bic Qnnabme Der So, 100000 acs
ceptirt 6abe, neil Die Nnnu6me bieTe8
Nnge6ots i'm SSntereTe Der gun5en GU
baniI6en 8ep0lferung liege. Der QI@
Temblp, pel6s BON $13,000,000 geIproz
den, babe Ell runD beraus erflGrt Gu
6u oirfe ni6t CUR 9ettelei GerabTintsn,
o6er sr babe rubig Die @eI9i4te Der
GFembID iiberloFen. Dis man i6n
a6er ou3u bate 6sranbetommen mollen,
fir eine iogenamte r2(nlsibe" feline I'm
tsrItiiBung 6er3uge6en, babe er 1i4 ge=
tpeigert, nit Der gegriinoung, Die BE-
3ublunq elmer IoI6an 2lnlsibe t0nns
ni6t geIebIi6 garantirt per0sn. Oaz
rduf6in babe man i'm yo6geIeBt."
Die W}ilitGr 0ertp1ltun9 Fat ale
6Gnoe poQ gu f6un, Die Corruption
unb ionItigen ffperen M}iBItdnoe i'm
cu6dniI9an 9eri9t5paIsn ab3uTte(en.
Der General 8ouperneur fpirb ben
W}obus bss pro3eBperfabren5 pDllig
rsbioiren miiFen. 3und6Tt muB Die
barbdriI3e proris abgei9afft tpsrOen,
baB 8i6ter irgeno Semnnben, obne
Dab er bic glntlage ober bic 2(ntlGger
fennt, rincommunicabo" einIperren
laFen, 3. +. gliemanosm auF Sabre bin
aus 3utritt gu ibm geIidttsn. Damn
foQ oem itanpal0Ien llntpeIen Elm @nbe
gemu6t tperosn, baB 3eugenuusiagsn
bon @sri6tsI6rei6erH fir 8elo unO
quite 8orte i'm oFFi3ieaeH 9rotofoQ
,qeboftart" tperben.
6inon3en unb 8ef4 dftsz
tdge.
Die 3pQ Ginnubmen Der Militdrz
reaierung i'm erIten Quurtdl ibrer
8irtTamtsit fteGlte ii4 uuf So, 100000.
tpopon $2,1OO,OOO uusgegsben lino.
uub 8tpar $1,OOO,OOO fir bic Stabt
Sopunu unb $259.OOO fir Santiago.
Der godrbeItano Der MilitGr 8egisz
rung ($1, 100000 beItehE fat gdn5li6
aus dmsrifanif6em @sloe, ipanif6e5
Sob uno IpuniI4es Silbsr iit BON So
| Gsnts, 4pdbrenb Der glodabe, auF 80
Gents gsItiegen. QmerifuniThe 0oaur=
noten frD bdufig gu traffen uHo Die
9rsiIe tp,rben ollmdlig ndh ameritaniz
i9er 9olopd6rung bsre4net.
Die Gage Der 2anotpirt6I6aft ouf
Der gan3en Snfet befert fi9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-04

bic OpFsr elmer Mpitjfitation inlSaRre
1884 iparsn."
Der n5igurp" orudt oonn Die DON
Dem friikren 8risgsmini'ter GdDdlg>
nae gemafttn 3eugsnuusIagen db.
OieIeI6en geben eins au5fiihrIi4e Re>
pie ii6er ben g9orOertau" AND Iuhten
Den 8eri6ts6oF 5u iib2r3eugsn, baB er
ni&t bon @iterba3p geihrje6en iein
tonrlte. SefbTt penn ibn GItsrbd51
qsI6rie6en 8Gtte, tpdre ss fir i'm unz
m0glih getp2ien, Die Wtitt6eilungsr 5i
MAIDEN, ipel6e 6as SdriftItiid sntz
6ielt, oa er n.6t i'm 9siiB Der Oa5u ere
foroerlifen oSnformotipntn genelen
pdre. 6r. Gapaigrac be6auptete ftrs
ner, OoB S6erit 9snrp's 5Gli6un9 Die
anoersn 5rugen in teiner @sifs dtfl@
cire. Gr fu3te nah5upeiIen, baB Der
ngorbereau" niht gef0li4t lein
fonnte.
@9auberboftes @erbres
denim SaIaburg.
SuG3burg, 0eItrei6. 3. 4pril.
= Oie 2eide zines 5lpDlGdhrigsn
MGp6ens. Ramens OFFinger, lit in
bem @jra6geip0lbe zines bielisen6rieos
bofs uufgefunoen porbeH. Sine I'M
terTu6ung ergab, odB Da8 Wldof)en
inmitten einer 9(n3dhl duF 9eerbigung
bartender 2ei9en pergeipaltigt uno er7
morpet porben mar. Bis ieBt bat
man feline Spur ppr bem Shdter.
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Geonomp 5apings 2anR,
Gan. nno 6iah: StraRc.

8oltim more, ben 3. Gpril 1890
gBjr Die unterje6usten, BON Dem Srtttorium
DIR yGconump Sauinqs garf oon Baltimore" Oaju
trnannt, I'M cintn 4usptis iiber bic 5bdietsit Ot-
9aut itit Ortu Gr6ffnung dm 4. Sanuur 1892 aus
5uar6citcn uno Dariibtr iu b.ritsn, bdbtu urs Der
uns HbcrtraQeucn 9flibt in gepiiieHbaitsr @ciit
cutleoiet uno b:ribttu pit foat:
gttraq Der pom 4. 1anuar 1892 6js
sum l. 9lpriG 1899 trbaltsntn 6suOs 81 402 701 93
1dbrtuc ieucr 3st ausbejabltcr Be-
traq LOB 213. Y
9iGana, ibuIOig an 1897 3tpoFtorn 1919, ass. 70
SersIeideneer Muspris felt Der GrPTnuns
Ss~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-04
@dbruns I'M Orient.
Str ytnbel wieOer anf 3ciIen.
Gin S(uiitano in MaccSunicn IN Dor:
6ercitnng. Sic Siirfei 5uT
SpSidIla9cn bcreit.

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The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-13
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAM

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
sey-District Court Second Judicial Dis
trict.
NAPLES Platter Grocer Co., plaintiff. vs. w.
H. Hopkins, 6efendant-Summons.
The State of Minnesota to the Above Named
Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action which
has been filed with the Clerk OF said Court.
and to serve a copy of your answer to the
Office. in Room 9e1. Pioneer Press Building.
St. Paul, Minnesota, within twenty days after
the service of this Summons upon you. ex-
elusive of the day of such service; and il
you fail TO answer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action
will take judgment against you for the sum
OF one hundred ninety nine and 10-100 C19910)
dollars and interest thereon from October
14th 1885, besides the costs and disbursements
OF this action.
MCLAUGHLIN & BOYESEN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
st. Paul, MINI.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-13

and the council has the power to ad
just matters for itself, when commit
tees make reports that are not satis-
factory to majority. We all stood
by the caucus agreement, though there
were some nominations that were dis
tasteful to us, but we took our medi-
cine. Several of the men elected to
office We're men whom I opposed in the
caucus, but 1 stood by the caucus
agreement"
President Crosby is evidently not
man who Is seeking newspaper notice,
and 1t was rather difficult work draw
ing an interview out but, when 1t was
stated that charges had been made
that he had two lists of council COM
mittees, one of which he showed when
he was approached regarding commit
tee appointments, and another which
he used when it came to making the
said appointments, he agreed to con-
tinue. 1t has been charged that he
showed Aid. Adams a list Of commit
tees which had his name down for
the water works craftsmanship, but,
when it came to the appointment, Aid.
Adams did not secure representation
on the committee.
1T is true that there were several
lists of committees" said President
Crosby. There were lists shown, on
which Aid. Adams was down for the
water works committee, but it was
understood that any Of the commit
tees were liable to change There We're
not two lists, but quite a number of
lists were prepared before the COM
nittees were arranged as L thought
they should be. l never had two lists,
one that I said would be the one select
ed, and another which 1 kept in my
pocket and did not show. L never
should have consented to take the
presidency unless I could name the
committees, and 1t was generally so
understood among the republican al
dermen. Changes were made and sug-
gested from time to time, and | had
a perfect right to make any change
/ saw fit. The change of Col. Adams
was not the only one made. The COM
mittees as appointed were substan-
TALLY as talked over by the advisory
committee, consisting of Aid. Leighton,
Adams and Chatfleld. l told Col.
Adams, the morning of the caucus,
that I had made changes in the water
committee, and also told both Aid.
Leighton and Aid. Chatfield that there
were some changes in the committees.
None of them suggested that it was
not proper for me to make such
changes"
Asked if he had anything to say in
answer to the general attacks made on
his appointments, President Crosby
said that he did not think that there
was anything to say; he believed that
he had made as equitable and fair a
distribution as possible, and thought
the appointments would stand criti-
cism and inspection.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-13

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Ramsey-ss. District Court. Second Judi
cial District.
Ida Dahl plaintiff against Ole Dahl. de-
fendant-Summons.
The State of Minnesota to the above named
defendant:
You, Ole DAHL are hereby summoned and
required 70 answer the complaint OF the
plaintiff in the above entitled action. which
Is on file in tho office of the Clerk of the
said Court. at his office at the City of st.
Paul. Ramsey County. State of Minnesota,
and to serve copy Of your answer to said
complaint on the subscriber. at his Office,
in the City Of st. Paul. in the County Of
Ramsey. within thirty days after the service
of this summons upon you. exclusive of the
day of such service: and If you fail to
answer the said Complaint within the time
aforesaid. the plaintiff In this action will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in
said complaint, together with the costs and
disbursements herein.
Dated December 20, A. D. 1898.
FREDERICK L. McGHEE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Rooms 1889. Union Black corner Fourth
and Cedar streets st. Paul. MINI.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-13
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.

ROCHESTER,, MINI, JAN 12.-Yesterday
morning at 8 O'Clock, at the Catholic church
in Hammond, Miss Catherine Yeager and
Charles Funk were united in marriage The
wedding was a pretty one and attended bv
a large number of friends ~
RED WING. Mimi, Jan. 1.-THE Pierce
County Fair association has chosen the fol
lowing officers for 1899: President J. W.
retary, &. E. pooiittie: treasurer ; fIg AZ SeR- r
Huber; speed committee. L. G. Spinney, j.
L. Moody, ]. B. Maynard
BENSON, Mimi, Jan. 12.-At the annual
meeting OF the Swift County Agricultural So
ciety officers were elected as follows: Presi-
dent, W. F. Wilcox; first. second and third
vice presidents, Adam Olson, of Benson; R.
E. Scott. Of Clontarf and A. Wall. of De
Graft; secretary. D. W. Hume, and treas
urer, a: N. Johnson. Bela Bsbb, l. c. Gil
man., F. O. Thornton, M. Quinn George
Camden, julius ThoTson and Reinert Matthei-
son were selected as the executive committee