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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-04
Justice Brewers Position

From the Boston Transcript.
Justice Brewers position is in virtual
harmony with that which Senator Hoar
has taken and SO slpendidly maintained.
He is out of the drift and sway of those
forces which have carried so many public
men and private citizens, gCksl and bad in
each. off their feet. He is not an old fogy,
a traitor or a little American but "A
distinguished citizen and patriot. who
loves his country too well to be ailured
by the greed Of gain or the tinsel and
pnmp of empire.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-04
What He Gained.

From Harlem Life.
Hobson-How did you enjoy your sum-
mer trip, Bagley?
Bagley-Had a delightful time. Gained
1870 pounds.
Hohson-One hundred and thirty pounds.
/ don't believe it.
Bagley-Don't you? Well, here it comes
down the street. just wait moment and
I'll introduce you
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-04
A NARROW ESCAPE.
A Drunken Man Has Toe Crushe,
Flat.

n DTUnKen MIN HW8 TOO CFusneu
Flat.
A man who was so drunk he could
not be induced to tell his name and
whom no one knew. had narrow es-
cape from being run over and killed
by hill line train last evening about
o'clock No one appearsto know how
the fellow got there or what he was
doing in the locality but he staggered
up to the railroad track which crosses
Anaconda road just as a train came
along. An instant later and he would
have gone under the wheels, but car
struck him just in time to throw him
back off the track, not however, till a
wheel had passed over the great toe of
one foot and crushed it fiat. He was
taken to Duggan's boarding house and
later to st. James hospital, where the
injured toe was dressed. He was not
otherwise injured.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-04
WeaklinC in the White House.

From the Louisville Dispatch
Mr.. Reed might as well reconcile himself
to his fate. He will never be president
He is a positive character, and once in
stalled in the white house he would be
president. Mckinley, the weakling, the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-04
China's Hungry Millions.

From the Baltimore American.
Two millions of chinese are without
food and this county has been asked to
send them corn. The request Is interest
ine in that 1t mentions mat the gift may
also open up "a new trade with the people
to be benefited
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-04
Had to Sion,

From the indianapolis Journal.
"Timmins, you don't seem to be making
as much love to the landlady as you
did"
HAD to ease UP little. She thought
she had me so sure that she could put
off the scraps and meat ends on me, as
If l were already married to her.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-04
Current Humor.

1t looks nice and home like to see
his bread with a spoon, while he picks
up maple syrup with his fingers.-Pitts-
burg Bulletin.
TITS a late brickfasht yez are takin'
this marnin', Doolin. but it's a foine
layout av food yez how foreninst ye"
"Yis. Shure. Moriarity. all things come
to him who ates. Rochester Post E,X-
press.
How is your brother, Tommy?"
iii in bed, MISSILES hurt himself
How did he do that?' eve were play
ing who could lean furthest out OF a
car window, and he won."-Cincinnati
Enquirer.
When her husband ate the bread she
observed the detective, deftly applying
How do you like it?'
ITS very fetching coldly replied
the prisoner, as he walked away with
the officer.-Chicago Tribune.
When her husband at the bread she
had made her joy was for the moment
complete. But presently there gathered
the inevitable cloud of doubt rs it
because he loves me-" she asked her
self, "or is it to keep me from making
bread pudding?"
Not in the inscrutable face Of the
man could she an answer find,-Detroit
Journal.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-04

From the Chicago Tribune.
If old Geronimo had the ear of Agu-
naldo for about five minutes he could
give him some useful information as to
the expediency of going on the warpath
against the great father at Washington.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-04
OF Interest to Cotton Growers

From the Utica Observer.
Six thousand pounds of cotton seed are
to be shipped to Manila for planting. This
will be interesting to the cotton growers
of the South who are raising cotton al
ruination prices now.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-04

From the Louisville Courier-Journal.
President Loubet speaks of 1.-THE sang
froid and dignity of France in her diff
culties President Loubet seems to be an
accomplished statesman, fully equal to
throwing IA bouquet every time France
throws a fit.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-04

the political syndicates which he repre-
scnts, a man that can he easily bent to
their selfish purposes. is the sort of ma
terial for republican presidential candi-
date.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-04

The Standard has branch offices at
Butte. Missoula and Great Falls. where
advertising rates will be furnished on APP
plication.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-04

New York Objects Tribune Building.
Chicago Office-469 The Rookery.
The S. C. Beckwith Special Agency,
Sole Agents Foreign Advertising.
Washington Bureau--l4l5 G St, n. W.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-04

All general business letters and CORE
epondence should be addressed to the
STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Anaconda, Mont
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-04

Postage free for the United States. Can
ada and Mexico. Elsewhere
postage added.
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Daily and Sunday, one year..........s $40 0(
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Daily and Sunday, three months. 800
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Sunday. one year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. zoo
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Main Office-Standard Block. Anaconda
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Business Office .........................N No. l
Editorial Rooms ...... ..............No. 4s
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THE ANACONDA STANDARD

STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Publishers and Proprietors.
Printed Every Day in the Year.
Entered at the postoffce at Anaconda as
second class mail matter.
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TO ADVERTISERS.


VIII be paid for the arrest and conviction
of any person caught stealing the Stand
ard from subscribers.
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Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley
has been nominated for state com
mander of the Loyal Legion in Mary
land. The election will take place in
May.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-07-12

tween Ninth and Tenth streets and
Seventh and Eighth avenues this
noon.
The third subscription concert OF
Albert Petersen's orchestra viii be
evening An attractive program has
been prepared
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Huldorf wish
to thank the many friends who so
Kindly assisted during the illness and
death of their little daughter, also for
the many beautiful forah tributes
To parties having money to invest
400, $3.50, $500, $3.50, $500 TO $500
and up-can place same in an invest
ment absolutely secured and paying
per cent. Apply to E. j. Burns, room
r. Mitchell & Lynde building.
III. S. R4chman has opened g gro
Gerry at 1905 Second avenue, next door
west of Speidel's drug store, and has
stocked it with fresh line of staple
and fancy groceries. Give him trial
and you will be steady customers
The remains of little Roy Helm, ar
rived from Muncie, Ind, today at
1920 over the r. I. & p. accompanied
by his father, Eugene Helm, and were
laid TO rest at Chippiannock cemetery.
Rev. ID. l.. McNary OBLIGATED at the
grave.
On occount of the races at Daven-
port having been abandoned a great
many people in the tri-cities desire to
attend the races at Peoria. For the
accommodation of such persons the
Il. i. & p. has authorized a rate of one
and third fare for round trip. Tick
cts sold up to and including July Ia,
good returning July 10.
The extradition papers arrived from
Acting Gov. Wander yesterday
afternoon for the removal of
'Doad" Hampton from Davenport to
this city to answer to the charge of
an accomplish in the Kinsley holdup.
Hampton has retained Attorney A. p.
McGuirk to defend him, and on the
advice of that gentleman Acting OIL
Ger Etzel escorted the prisoner to this
city. "Doad' is now registered at
the county Jail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-07-12
LEAVES USLONESOME
Effect of the First Observance
of Merchants Holi-
day.
THE EXCURSION TO ROCKFORD

Takes Away Seven Hundred People
the River to Manhattan Beach and
Clinton, and by Train to Races at
Peoria.
Rockford, III. July 12.-Seven hum
dred visitors came to Rockford by
the Rock Island excursion this morn
ing. the first section of the special
train arriving at 11.05, the second at
11.20. The trip was made from Rock
Island without incident.
Rock Island has a marked holiday
appearance today. Twelve hundred
of her inhabitants are out of town.
Over half that number are in Rock
ford participating in the first annual
outing of the Rock Island Retail
Merchants Protective association.
Many others of the city have taken
advantage of the merchants holiday
and have left the city in numerous
ways and directions. Capt. Streck-
fus is the host of 200 passengers on
his steamer, the City of Winona to
Clinton and return. An orchestra is
aboard TO assist the pleasure seekers
in Willing away the day. Many
are in attendance at the Orangemen's
picnic at Presumption. The races at
Peoria are being taken in by few,
while the fishing rod and tackle
have been been put in shape,
and with a basket of lunch, others hied
themselves to to shady hooks on the
banks of the numerous creeks and
streams to rest and be relieved from
the noise and dust of the city.
And down the river at Manhattan
beach a great concourse of children
and adults are enjoying the annual
picnic of the Sunday school of the
United Presbyterian church. Small
as in the aggregates the per cent of the
population, which. taken as n whole, is
out of town. the closing of mercantile
establishments, together with the de-
parture of so many people at the same
time, has given the city a somewhat
deserted appearance, in the business
districts at least. The specials which
bore the memb ers of the Merchants
association, their families and their
friends to Rockford left over the
Milwaukee road bright and early.
Advertised the City.
The eXcursionists went prepared to
duly advertise the city The trains,
which were covered with attractive
banners on the sides, left for the For
est City in two sections. the first at
6:55 with j. Z. Cross. conductor, and |
James Reigart, engineer, and the sec
ond at 1905, with ii. l.. Skies
conductor, and T. Owens engi-
neer. There were nine and IL
coaches, respectively. Bleuer's band
was included. The Rockford mer-
chants have made ample preparations
for the enter tainment of the Rock |
Islanders, who are to be their guests.
and Judging from the intelligent APP
pearances and happy minds of the ex-
cursionists, Rockford will see an ex-
cellent representation of the residents
of this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-07-12
CITY CHAT.

Andrae bicycles.
Pay your water rent.
PAY your water rent.
Leaf lard at Gilmore's.
Buv a home of Reidy Bros.
For insurance, f. j. Burns.
Tennis shoes ut Dolly Bros.
For real estate, f. j. Burns.
List your property with Reidy Bros
E.E. Mangold, leadingphotograPher
Ask for Huesing's soda and mineral
waters.
Dance at Huber's garden every
Tuesday.
Order Huesing's soda and mineral
waters. Telephone 1888.
Hull & Co. for real estate and in
surance. Read their ad.
Fans, fans. Electric fans at 119
Eighteenth street. Phone 1902.
Billy Ivans has been engaged to
preside over the new Harper house
bar.
Get your bells fixed. Call up Rock
Island Electric Construction company,
phone 1902.
Call for and drink Carse & Orwell
er's bottled goods. They are not only
made of the purest water but the best
material that the world produces
Albert Bagge. residing at SOC Third
avenue, Moline, received a serious
scalp wound as the result of runa-
way which occurred in an alley be-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-07-12
Gave Up An Hope.

Louis Prickett. 500 Bryan avenue.
Danville, ILL.,, writes: / had suffered
several years with asthma. and after
trying a great many remedies had
given up all hope. was advised to
try Foley's Honey and Tar 1t i'm
mediately stops the coughing spells
and get my breath more freely. 1t
is the only medicine that ever gave
me relief.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-07-12
The Weather We May Have.

Generally fair tonight; showers AID
thunderstorms Thursday.
Today temperature 81.
j. ii. SHERIER, Observer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-06
Scr CrficntIibtcit ilhcrgsbeu.

@or.laut oe5 gariier 6rieotnsper=
TRACES unO Der Oa3u 8e3Origen
Dotumense 6efdrnt QamlAt. =
Die 0auptIade mar f6on Idngit
batannt.
Bof6tnaton ,. G., .. San.
- 6eute erel;d1 BAT Ijh Die 2l0m:ni=
Itrat;on 6spCssn geie5en, Den 8ort>
laut o25 6cieosn5per.r1ge5 Der Del
fertl:dtejt 3u iiberqe6er. Der Ser
trag 5efte6t, pje Iton frijber BON pa
ri8 aus gemeIOet, aus II Qrtiteln,
uro Das pfft3ieua 0otument itimmt
faft Q8ort fir Wort nit DEN bareits
oarii5sr perDfFsntlitten 9er;6ten
ii5erain, 10 Dab abIolut nj6t5 gleue5
oarin enibalten lit. Die pier erIten
2(rtttel be3it6en Ith auf ods 2(ufgs6en
Gubu'5 uro Die 2(6tretun9 Borto 3iz
co.'s unO Der Y6uippiner, ipnie uuF
bic 8efreiung Der in 9dnDen Der 81
lipinos befinoIifsn gefangtnen Spa
nier. Der 5. 2trt.teI banoelt pon Der
lle6ertragurq DOn &oIernen, &rieg5=
Ul1ter;al, 8aFftn, 9orrd.6er, Sc
bGuDen uno anoerem Reqierun3szSi=
osntbum auF Den 96ilippiner; Our9
BEN 6. 2(rtitel leiiten beioe W}dhte
qeQenIeittg 8er3idt auf Die ihpe6en=
Zen @ntItdDigung5 : 2(nTpriite; Or
tifel 7 6epiuiQt Dem ipaniI6en 9anz
oel uuF 3ebn Sabre Die ndmli6en Prtz
ui.sQien auF ben 46jlipptnen, pje Die
ieniqen, nafe Dem ameritaniIten
6aroel 3u 3feil perOen; 2(rtittl 8
(TprtIctmn9 Itc6e 3. Scitc.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-06

8riegsOepartsment 3ei9en, 0aB Die
2En3dr3sr 2(gu1nalpo's in SIoiIo 5000
&ersft, 6aber, Wern Ous erIte Ga
I.forn;sr 3eqimert bort s;ntrifft, miro
8aaeral Min.r Dieisl6e Sruppenmaht
fa5:n, biz a6,- bsfer bspaffr2t H.
dIs biz Nfc6r5a6l Der Sniur8.at1n.
IS miro bier niht in 2ibreoe Q2Iteus,
baB 2t5I:racbo ts;r5n 0}angel an
2eubsn 11t, u6ar oa5 &ris9soepar.e7
ment 6atra6tet i'm 6aus zines 3uiamz
merInBes nur Die 2sute als ntrfam,
bic nit 8ene6ren 6spafinet iino. Dis
cir mtlitdriI6er 9eanten gefrd9t
puroe, ME ptele Wlrn 4guinaloo in
Der gaf6arTfaFt oon M1nilu babe,
id9te er:
IS 1T ie6r fbnsr gu IoQ.n, mo ote
2trmee auf90rt uno Der P0bsl an
fdndt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-06
Sin Gomplnt.
@a5 man in 8aI3;r9ton ii6er Qguiz
natOo's 8tdae miiien min. - Die
StGrte Dss 8en3ral5 Dts uaO Die
Der SnIurdenten.

S.Grte Dss 8ensrql5 Dts uRO Die
Der SnIurgenten.
80 a1btnqton, ,. g., 3. San.
SSn Den 0epeI6an oa8 Generals
Dts an oas 8ri2gsOepartem,nt IoQ
Die W}4t6e;lung ent6altan ia.a, ouB
Elm Gomplot sriItirt, um Der amerifaz
n;it;n S6er6errIh1ft DiotritanO
entgager3uIsBen, uno Dap 2tguinaloo
Der .eitenOe @eiit Der8erifp0ruU8 it,.
Die Qom;niitrution Gdlt Iib ii6ar
Die Gage auf Den 99ilipp;nsn is6r gu
qetn0pft, pp6 fat man erfa1r,n, Dap
oas 8eridpinDen 2lguinalOo's auf
Re6nung Der @ntDedung De5 Com
p.o!s 9eI6rie6en miro, oa er aug2nz
I6einlid 8er6aftung 6eFIr6tete. sSn
elmer pom 9enerui Otis b;er9er qez
Ididten 9epeIde puroe arga6lid gez
melpet, Dab er ieBt piIIe, no Qguinatz
Do lei. G5 eriheint ais Ii6er, DaB sr
in N}alolo5 1T, ND ous 7;lipnpzPurz
lament beute 3uIammsntrstsr ioLl.s,
uno DuB er bort Die 2Saipinos qegen
bic QuertennunQ amerifariIGer 2luz
tprttdt aufrei3t. 8sneral Otis 9ut in
Ieinen 0epeIfen Oa5 polite 8ertrauen
auSgeIpro6en, DaB er nit Qguinulz
oo'5 2lrmee fertig psrDan miro, fpenn
es gu einem Gprflttt tpmmer IolIte.
Gr iagte, isjne 2trmee lei fir irgeno
einsn yto!hia1 tart genug.
DaB @aneral Otis Dem @sneral
MiQtr Du5 srite Galifornier Regiment
ais 9erItdrturg 8ugeianbt Sat, pirD
bier al5 8epsts angeie6:r, DAP Die
8eride ii6er Die Stdrfe Der 6ilipinoz
Grnee auf Der sSnIel QU3pn iibertria=
1en paren.
gsnerat Otis bat 9egenipGrtig 49,
900 WQnn in Muntla, uro man BE-
trahtet es dls ii6er, DaB er feline
Sruppanmaht nt6t auf D.sIe 2ln3a3t
reDu3irt Gaben piirOe, penn bic 2(rz
NEE Q(quinulbp'5 itdrter pGre, ais bi,
Ieir:ge. Die SSniurasnten 6a5sn an
Stdrle peIentli6 0aDur4 etngsbiBt,
bah 2(Dmirul 0epan Den 0ampFer
,2(66eD" nit @affen uno M}unition
i'm Qer!6e BON 100000. bic fir
Q(quinul0o's Qrmee beIttmmt paren,
peqna6m. Die 8eri6te an bas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-06
Grnrral 9aiutum's Tabrt mad @anila

Nep 0ort, 5. Sanuur. = Die
8enerGle 2uoington unO Canton, ioz
tpie S6erIt 6eder pom Quartisrmeis
iter5 Department., 6egleitet pom
Maior iSumrsr6aps, tnfpt3trten ben
tiir3Ii9 efngatroffaren, i'm @riez8aIin
ltegenoen 3ransporfoampfer rN}oz
balpt". Die 6errtn erflGrten Den
9ampfer fiir baS b2Iteingeri6bete
transport 6u9r5eug, pelte5 Iie iez
maLs geIeGen. 8tneraI canton piro
betanntli6 nit ben bei0en transport
0ampfern nMo6apt" uRO nVfobtle"
BON bier D;d Sue5fdnal na6 W&anild
Ta6ren. Die 2[6Fabrt oiirfte am II.
). 81. itattF;nOen. Die 0ampfer ne6z
men an Sruppen nit Oas 4. Snfdntez
z&egiment, Sort S6eriban, @Rna=
90, Dus Il. eSnfanterie Regiment,
SSefferFon 8arats, Ct. QouIs, urD Die
Sie6ener aus ben Columbus 8aruds,
Columbus. 8. @eneral Qanton pirD
tpa9rI6einlt4 @eneral Dts i'm @omz
manbo auF Den 96ilippinen a6l0ien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-06

bas I6oten einiQer 5auTeuO Ooer Sum
Derttouieno 5iripinos abgetiiblt perz
BEN. Sol6e 8Isinigteiten Ieien i'm
7foriT6rttt Der 9fation unDermeioli6.
QuerDin8s t0nnten babel einige unoorz
6ereitttc Seelen, Oersn Gigent6iimer
a6Qaitl16tet peroen, ebe mir 8elegenz
bcit erbalten, iie gum Gbriitsntbum 81
bttehren, psrIorsn geben, a1ein iiAer=
liG piroen uniere 6erren 8eiItli6e,
nelGe IoDisl ba5u beigetragen hdben.
ou5 Grpuniions= =6ie6er gu f0roern, Elm
6sifmittel bafiir porihLaaen t0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-06
GlcOrlan0's $arfasmus.
S6lagt bic 6iIipinos tOOt, iagt Der
GrsPrdiiOsnt, penp iie Ii6 unierer
peiien pobItbdtigen uHD 6umanen
Regierurg niat fij8en pOaen. =
Sol4e 8leinigtsiten 6oIten biz
0eltgeI4i9te ni6t auF.

qrincston, MS, 5. San. -
Grz8rGiiOent GIsoeLanO iIt pieOsr elm
nal pon einem 8ertreter Der ,2t6ociirz
ten grs7e" um feline QaIiften iiber bic
GrpanIions PoIitit osr QbminiItra=
ton 9efragt porOeu. Gr Iagts, er babe
ieinen friiberen 2leuBerungen nur me-
Mig bin3u gu fiisen. I'm Den 8ioers
Itaao Der unpiIisnDen unO irrs9elaitez
ZEN 8eno6ner Der dnnettirtsn 9ebiete
Geqen unIsre pobltbGtige, peiis unO
humane 6erri6aft gu ii6erpdltigen,
ge6e es nur Elm Mittel: W}an miife Die
@inge6prenen einfach abi6ld6ten. 0as
l1m6ringsn pon @ingebOrenen lei eiu
6auptgrunb3ug Der GrpanIion gene
zen, ieitoem es iiber6aupt @rpanIion
geg'bsn babe. unO unier imperialiltjs
T8er @nt6uiiasmus iOqe nibt pura
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-06
Sine Geoe @tftor g2apoz
Ienns.

9uris, 5. Syunuar. = Der vMaz
tin" 6ringt ben 6auptir6aH elmer 2(nz
Iprufe gum 2t5Orut, pel6e Prin3
9ittpr gtapolson, Der nsus GGeF Der
8onapartiIten partei, an cine Dele
gction Don 2ymperialiIten 6ielt, nel6e
i6n reulif in 8riiiel 6eIuate. Der
Bring {agte, Dap er Iih feIt entf6Lofz
len babe, SAritte fir Die DieOeraufz
riftung DsS Fran3Oiiifer 8aiierreiz
DIES gu tbun, penn Die giinI:ige 3eit
Da3u qetommen lei. Gr erfiGrts, er
fei Elm 8egner unniiBer 2(6enteuer unO
nerttloIer OenonItratioaen, Iet a6er
entT6Loi7en, n0tbiqsnfaQ5 nit 0aFz
Fanoepalt einsn 'StaatsItrei4 inScens
gu TeBen. Gr bereite ii6 jeBt auf einen
TplG:n pOr, unO penn gGpife &reig>
niiIe, bic nG6er Tsien, alS uIsemein
angsnOmmen ne1Ds, eintreten, perOe
er ii4 an Die Spite Der 8epegung fee
ben. Gr fijQte 6in8u, oaB [ein 8ruber,
Prin3 Qoui5, Der in gdIoe 9eneral
gonaparte fein perbe, Shulter an
rSfultar nit i6m tdmpfen uno Der
Sa9e oes 8onapurtismus ni4t mr
Iein greTt;ee unD iein militdrif6es
Salient, fonbern audi Teinen 8ung in
Der ruiTiif,an Q(rmee 8uFii6ren perOe,
Gr urn Teir 8ruoer, Iagte Prin3 Bit
tor, ieien elm 6srS urD cine Seele.
6prtfu6rero ertIdrte Der prin3, odB er
Elm @egner pss Qnti Ssmitismus lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-06
5Srieben8en9el Steab,
Seine prOjeftirte |iIgerfabrt.
0lnOrciu Carnegie nnS ScnatUr Sco=
ftclS SrDctpr GmRcrn Spmpatbie
fitr iciuc ScItrcbmn8cu.

gBleDer elne @ollHtpn an Der brltiI4
GaTts. = 3psi 9ampfer unterge=
gangen unb 3p6LF MsnI6enIs6sn
perlpren. = Die gn9ldnoer IeiTien
ii8 piebsr einen Sisg i'm Suoan.
: g}jeOerIuQe Der 0ergpii4: am
blauen g2it. = Die politiTfe Gage
in 6rantreid. = 9rin5 8iftor
glapoleon balt eine Re0s gu 8raf>
Tel. = 0os rnffii6 Fron5OFiT6e
8anbniB feline StiiBe Der Rsoans
6ez3ose.
2on0on, 3. Syanuor. = Bm. :.
Stab, ReOafteur Der .Reoielp Of Ges
Diep5" nelfer Ieit einiger 3eit neiue
groBs 6rteoen5 9;igerfa9rt Our4
ale 92ationen" bafiirnortat, ipal6a in
Gan 6rdn3i8co anfangen un0 in pc
terS6urg enOeu ioQ, bat 3a6iret6e
8riefe aus Den Ser. Stauten erbalten,
neI6e SDmpat6ie fir bic Sa9e 0es
55rieoers, reIp. oer2l6riiitung, GuBsrn.
Inter Steao'5 omer:fur5ifen GORE
Iponpenten bgfin'Den 1it Der betQnnte
GiIeninouItriele 2(norsp Carnegie
uno @enator ReDFielO 9roctor BON
8ernont. 8etDe erftdren Ii6 enthuz
IiuItiI8 gu 8uniten bon 4briiitung
uno niinf6en Den 8eitrsbunger oe5
5rn. 5teao ben 6eiten @rfolg.
3pei DomPfer in ben
8runbgebo6rt, -3p0lf
8erIonen ertrun fen.
6ulmoutb, GngIano, 5. San
Sir 2oDt7snfuttar bat ben Gupitdn
unb 13 Seeleute Oes BON garoiff na9
Ct. g2a5aire beitimmtsn britiT4en
9ampfers n3oII6ire, Iopie ben Ga
pitdn uno 3p0lf Seeleute Des BON
Gouen ra6S.paaTea 6eitimmten frdnz
3DiiI62n DampFers ,9ugueSclin" bier
gelunbet. 8eioe Oampfer coQioirten
9eItsrr auf Dar S06s BON SroboIe
5coo, uao Der g9ugus5clin" ging Foz
fort unt&r, pGbrero Der nRof6ire" in
Iinfenoam 3uItaroe uufgegeben nur=
be. Glf See(euta Ds5I leBteren 6a6rz
3suges uno Elm 0}itgLieO Der Wtann=
I61ft oe5 yRoF6ire" ertrdnten. Die
@Rretteten puroer pon bem norlpegiz
16en 0ampfsr g55ram" un 8orO gsz
nommen rnb auf ben 2ootIentutter
iibertra9en.
6euer86runit in Der
g 9pet3.
Barn, 3. San. - 9us prdchtige
S6loB Sdgitein, na6e S6uIi5, in Dem
Ganton 8rau6iirosn, a6t Meilen pon
G6ur. lit Our4 5euer 5erit0rt norOen.
g}eue5 &abinet fUr g p a.
nien.
9l}obrib, ;. San. = General
9olaDteja, frii6erer 8eneraI Gupitdn
Don Gubo uno Den gbilippinsn, unD
Seror SiIpaIa, Der conTsrbatipo 5ii6z
rer, haben Ii6 ouF Die Organization
zines neusn 8abinet5 geeinigt uno IinO
CUR &0niginre9ertin 6erufen porben.
W5an bdIt es jaBt fir fiter, DaB Die
GonIeroatipen 6inn2n 8ur3em pieDer
BIZ 3ii9el Der &e9ierung in 9dnOen
6aben fper0en.
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8ritii der Sieg am 6lauen
RiI.

Goiro, 5. San. = O6srIt 2etpis
bat ben Gmir 2lfmeD 6eOil am 26.
0e5ember in etrem am blauen 92il
itatt82 2-urDsnen3reffen 9ef4logsn. Die
Steuung 0e5 Gmir5 auf einer SnTeI
i'm 5luiIe puroe geItIrmt uno 1900
9srIpiI6e fielen ben 8riten al5 Sc
Fangene in Die 9GnOe.
2onbor, 3. San. = 0eitere 8ez
ri9te iiber bus 5refFen am b[auen Nl
ergs6sn, ooB 500 9arpiIhe get6Dtet
nurpen. Der Gmir, Der leBts Der
mild 6Guptlin9, peI6er mod cine err
pdbnensntrtfs Streitfraft unter Ii6
bate, 6ensrfItoQi9te feline 5lu9t nit
etpd 800 2(n6dngern. QluF Ssiten Der
8riten nurosr Maior 6erquIon, Iehs
egpptiT6s SFfi5iere uno Is Soloaten
pernunOet uno 27 M1nn get0Otat.
Sore Gtn,+ 1rsiAs So