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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-17
THE PARIS PARLIAMENT.
French Chamber of Deputies Filled
WITH an Excited Crowd


Paris, NOV. 1.-The chamber of depu-
ties WAS thronged with an excited
crowd yesterday on the resumption of
the debate on the Interpretations of the
government.
Able Hyppolyte Garaud. republican,
made bitter attack on Free Masonry
and Col. Guerin, republican, defended
the attitude of Cen. Negrier.
After speech from Nj. Motto, repub-
lican, who created great uproar
among the left by attacking socialism.
the premier, NJ. Waldeck Rousseau.
said the situation must be closed up be-
fore discussing party programs. At the
present moment. he added, duty die
tates concord among all republicans in
the work of defense and soidity. The
most urgent matter before the chamber
was the anti-republican peril The gov
eminent, he pointed out. asked to be
judged on its acts and the projects be-
fore the chamber. He denounced the
Vaccinations of the enemies of the re-
public and justified the trial of con-
spiracy cases by the high court on the
ground that everything was preparing
for an insurrection, and said: I'VE did
not think we ought to wait until the
coup d'etat was accomplished. In fact
the chamber will do you Justice. The
government will respect the concordat
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-17
seeks Fr;endlv Relations

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-17
THE TIN TRUST.

Eighty Mills Alleged to Have Been
shut Down by the Trust.
Washington. Nov. 17.-Mr. William
III. Griffith, who is establishing an in
dependent tin plate mandatory at
Washington, Pa, was before the indus
trial commission. He said that the Tin
Plate Company not only practically
controls the tin plate product, but also
there being only one independent ma
chinery plant left. He also said that
jobbers We're not allowed to have spe-
ton that they assign the brands to the
trust. Mr.. Griffith said that of the go
mills controlled by the trust, eighty had
been shut down.
Mr. Griffith said that since the trust
had been organized prices in tin plate
had advanced from $3.50 to $4.65 per
hundred. This advance was out of
proportion to the advance in wages
and raw material. Notwithstanding
this advance in prices, he had reason
To believe some of the members of the
combination We're woefully disappoint-
ed in the results and that the employees
in the trust mills We're becoming APP
prehensive.
Mr. Griffith said that while the Amer
lcan company was capitalized for $o0,-
100000 the plants comprising the COM
binaiion could have been bought at the
time the combination was effected. fol
Sl20oO.OO0. He therefore considered the
company over capitalized. The witness
said he considered the tariff essential to
the protection of the tin plate indus
try in this country, but he would not
say that so high a tariff as the present
vas necessary TO its existence.
Mr.. H. L. Going. tin-can manufac-
turer. said that in recent years there
had been much complaint among can
ners on account OF the thinness of the
Tin coating of the cans. and this had
BEEN especially noticeable since the or
sanitation OF the tin plate trust Pre-
lIeus to this deterioration the Ameri-
can plate Was regarded as superior Z
she Welsh article.
MIR w. l.. Sayers. secretary of the
corporation Trust Company of Della
t7Nare. explained the operation of the
| Delaware corporation laws and tht
methods of his company. which acts as
transfer agent for a number Of truss
combinations.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-17
Rnil,yny wreck atsayannn.

Clinton. Nov. 1.-THE Burlington
flyer was wrecked at an early hour
yesterday morning by crashing into
freight train standing on the track at
Savanna. The passenger train struck
the freight. which was standing on the
crossing, in the center. cutting Ii in two
and turning over seven cars. The en-
CINE of the passenger train was badly
used up. The wreckage was so badly
scattered that 1t took nearly al the
forenoon to clear up the tracks so that
trains could pass. The passenger train
south, due here at 6:40 went down on
the Milwaukee tracks. The passengers
for this city were brought over by a
switch engine and those south-bouna
were taken across the river in the same
manner, the train waiting at the cross
ing on the other side. 1t is said that the
wreck was due to the fog, which was
so dense that Engineer Beach, of the
passenger, could not see the freight
iacross the track in time to stop his en-
! CINE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-17

but will never confuse the state and
recognized clergy with certain religious
orders, which are increasing in power
and becoming more and more menace
ing" The premier concluded with say
ing the governments program was in
spired by the wish to constitute a soci-
ETY. strong enough to insure respect for
the opinion of eevry one and impose re-
spect for republican institutions. Our
program will be to serve as rallying
flag for all republicans"
Several orders Of the day were then
presented, and NJ. Waldeck- Rousseau
accepted motion reading that the
chamber, approving the acts of the
government in defense of the republic,
proceeds to the order of the day. 1t was
adopted by vote of 446 to 215. The vote
was received with loud leftist shouts OF
"Nive la republique."
The chamber then adjourned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-17
gursun Fridag NpYnhr I7 1894

the grain, amidships. heard It was
due to spontaneous combustion, and
may have been smoldering for days.
But the crew kept the matter quiet UNI
til Hans Schall, a passenger, was told
by one of the crew yesterday morning,
and the news soon spread, though 1t
was kept from the women. The smoke,
however began to show at 1880, and 1t
was no longer possible to conceal the
fact.
The captain told us we would have
to leave the ship The women and chill
dren We're alarmed and cried great
deal, but there was very little. con-
fusion, though most of us only saved
the clothes we We're wearing. Many OF
the women refused to leave their hus-
bands and had to be forced into the
boats. the men comforting them as
much as possible. We followed imme-
diately.'
Cowden Laughlln, New Yorker. who
is on his way to Berlin, confirms the
statements of the other passengers re-
garding the absence OF anything like
panic. He says:
The worst feature was the loss of
the baggage. / lost all my diplomas,
which We're in my trunks. The opinion
of all is that we should have been in
formed as soon as the fire was discov-
cred, which would have enabled US to
save our effects; but I believe the Of
ficers did not know the extent of the
danger
There is considerable conflict of opin-
ion as to the date of the outbreak of the
fire, some of the passengers declaring
that it was Tuesday. This, however,
lacks confirmation. 1t is certain, how
ever, that the officers knew of its ex-
istence nearly five hours before they
told the passengers.
AS an instance Of the GOODNESS dis
played by the passengers 1t is related
that German girl who had been
studying art in New York devoted her
time during the fire in sketching scenes
on the deck. Finally she hurried to her
cabin to secure her clothing and found
| it filled with smoke and all the pictures
which she had made in New York de-
stroyed. She struggled back to the
deck in an almost suffocated condition
and was with difficulty placed in a
boat.
The steamer Albertay, passing
Beachy Head this morning signalled
that she spoke the Patria sixty-five
miles from Hamburg in tow of com
lpany's steamer. When last seen flames
we're issuing from the Patria. The AL
bertay stood by the Patria for five
hours and left when no further assist
ance was required.
Commenting on the disaster. the
newspapers enthusiastically note the
calmness and pluck OF the captain and
crew of the vessel and say that 1.-THE
sturdy manliness of these Americans
and Germans will be warmly honored
| by every Englishman,"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-17
coRBETr POSTS FORFEIT.
i.x-champion Puts Up 5000
Cltncn Fight With .Jcffrtes.

New York. Nov. l7.-James j. Corbett
has posted 5000 to ciinch his fight with
Champion Jim Jefries, and the men
will meet today TO agree on the oondi-
lions of the match. All Smith holds tho
money, which is to go as a side bet.
t,orbett issued a formal challenge to the
boilermaker. and agrees 10 meet him
Friday to sign articles for the match.
In his statement the exclamation said
that he was willing to fight the cham
pion within four months. six months OF
light months, whichever was agreeable
u Jeffries.
William a. Brady. when informed Of
f.orbett,s Intentions. said that he woule
cover his money lust as soon as H.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-17
steel Company Closes Nils.

Iron and Steel Manufacturing Com
pany has suspended operations in all its
local pudding and rolling mills. The
cause assigned is an exhausted coal
supply, due to a car famine. Fully
1900 workmen are idle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-17
Pa,ria Taken in Tow.

Hamburg, Nov. 1.-THE crew of the
Patria is on board the company's
steamer Athesia, Captain yoss, from
Philadelphia November 2, for Ham
burg, which is towing the Patria
toward the Elbe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03
Ge11ErHhriiuHe.

Sn benz fiebenitDdigen Weloon@ 9ebGuo'
in pittsburg bra4 Sreitag MOrgen 5suen
aus, bas trob Der A~nftrengungen Der &C.
fammtsn Seuertpe9r rieiig i4nsa Inn it'd
griff unb audi @ustp's groBes &leioers
aeI9dft bebro6te. 0as WelbonA9ebducs
1T b%oGftGnbig niebergebrannt unO Der Ser
lu1t mirb auf 100000 abgei4dbt.
9as 9ospitaIgebGube Der itaatli9en On
ftaGt fir S4pudiinnige in 9Genpoob, Sa,,
1T pouitGnbig abgebrannt. Ser u%riprung Oes
Seuers 1T nt4t b%etannt; Menf4enleben
1inb ni9t b%erlOren gegangen
Gin finfft0diges S~adtsiasebduoe an So=
berItraBe in Bolton, in pel9em Ii4 cine 0nz
5abl 5abrifen befinben, lit abgebrannt. Ser=
lut 100000.
Sn Solge bon 8ranbftiftung 1T in OaGz
ton, g., bas groBe 9ol5lager Der ". 8ebbart
2umber @ompanD" in 1lammen Gufgeganz
gen. 9erluft $4,000. Sin Seuerlpe6rz
mann purbs t0Otli4, feds onoere 5enerrpe9rz
leute ernitGi4 DerleBt.
9as 9otel SbOrnton, Der .Naman uno
Der Qaugblin 8lod in Sturgis, Mi4, itno
abgebrannt. Ser @erluft betrdgt ungefd9r
$4,000.
Oas 9adh unb bas iiebente Stodperf bes
1. 9eational 8anfgebGubes in 9ulutb nurns
bur9 Seuer gum 8etrage Dpn $4,000 be-
f9GOigt. Den grDBten 8erlut, etpa $685.
600, erIitt bic 9ulutb SeIepbone GompanD.
Sine 5euersbrunit bat in SebaltopoG, Sal,
Gbtnatotpn ~5eritOrt, gttpa so 9duier muir
ben eingedi4ert, Der angeri9tete S4a0en
betrdgt $4,000. Gin @bineie 1T psrz
brannt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03
Die BpCdnnftalupe.

81. 9. 9un &c Go's MD9entlihe ueberz
fi9t iiber bic @ef9dftsluge lagt: .Wenn
man ale Sattoren in 8etra4t 3iebt,
70 1T es aiemGi9 iiberraf6eno, oaB Die Sc
I9Gfte etnas 3uriidgegdngen iinb. Die
llngepibbeit betreffs Sumoa's unb bic
@erf6leppung Der @9pierigteiten uuf ben
86ilippinen biirften babel in 8etra9t tomz
men, oesgIei9en bic iteigen6en @infu6ren
unh bic a6nebmenbeu Nusfubren, ferner bic
@teigung bss uusIdnOii9en We6ielturfes,
bic BON Man9en a%ustGnbiI9en 8ertdufen
BON &upferattien augef6rie6en tpir0, iOnie
bie 8ebinberung BON 8eiteuungen fir 5uz
briten, in Solge Der tiir3li6en 9tetz
gung Der preiie. @s BAT iebO4 bus fete
@ertruuen gsberrf6t, buB bic S4pierigteiz
ten i'm MusGanoe bdlo aus Dem 8ege gez
rGumt fein piirben unb bic 8epegung in
We61eIn lit i'm IQgemeinen me6r
nit ~fpefulatibem als legttimem 8etrieb
perbunben, ba 9anoelsbertate INNER nod
einen grpBen leberi4uB bon &usfubren
onbeuten. Na9 ieber Steigung in Preiz
fen BADEN Jabritqnten gu erpdgen, Db gez
binberter 9erbrau9 NIT p~ergrDBerter Proz
button bic preife f9pierig MAIDEN nirb,
ober bas 8ertrauen, nit pel9em Struts
qebilbet unb ausgebe5nt tperben, benefit
INNER nod, baB Die 11eber3eugung bor@
berrf9t, baB feline Sefabr i'm Nnaugk 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03

Our6 benStanb bes auslGnbt19en 6anz
bells pirb 8ertrauen mebr als 8efir6tung
gere9tfertigt.% @s 1T bic Sabres5eit fir bic
niebrtgiten Nusfubren BON Stapelpaaren,
unb bic Preife berfel6en iino beuer auBerz
getpO6nli9 nieDrig, aber bic ME 6agepefene
ausldnbtI9e Na9frage na4 fabri5irten
9robuften btlbet i%nfofern einen Nusgleid,
als Der l1eberf9uB BON Nusfubren imWidr5
bebeutenb mar unb bies augen19einli9
audi i'm Npril gepefen 1T.
SSn ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bat menia
Nenberung itattgefunoen unb bic Streits,
pel4e auf bic betpt1t9ten 2obnerbDbungen
folgten, baben augenf6einli9 Sabritanten
ni6t tpenig 9eniibt, inbem ie Der Nu9frage
gebolfen uno bic 8eI6affung BON Baaren<
borrdtben eingef9rantt ba6en. 8uumpoue
1T nm 1/16 niebrtger NIT i'm Mgemeinen
Oerbeierten Ausii4ten fir bic tommsnbe
@rnte.
Die Stiefe1s unb G9ubinbuHrie iiberz
trifft ale anberen Sabre in Nprt1z9erIenz
oungen, Die lebtid6rigen um II pro3ent,
Die bon 1895 um 13 pro3ent unb bic BON
1892 Inn As pro3ent, umb Sabrifen Iinb
i'm 4~ageneinen auf Mpnate i'm @oraus
nit Muftrdgen ber1eben, aber Die perlangte
PreiserbDbung f9eint ni4t aqgemein GENE
fen 81 fetr.
Shne Gef4dft 1T 8sffemer=&obeifen UNI
berdrloert in pittsburg unb 9reD Sorge
tart gu $14,50, Dbpobl 10000 Sonnen
IibGi9es giien bier gu $14.2O b~ertauft
iporben iinb, @s itnb etli9e groBe 8ez
iteIunsen BON gtisn fir 8uu3pede por6uuz
ben.
184 8anterDtte BADEN bieIe Mo9e in ben
8ereinigten Staaten fta~ttgefunben, gegen
1852 i'm 8oriabre, unD % in Canada, gez
gen 16 in 1898.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03
gus 144tTrren atlitnneu11nrrn,
pbilippinen.

Die 5ilipinos itn6 bes Samples miibe,
Manuel Mrgueleie uno 2eutnant Sole Ser
nal, bpm Stabe bes Generals 2una, famen
am Sreitag nit elmer Parldmentdrflagge in
General McQrt6ur's Qinten, UNI ii9 nit
Der 8ubn na9 Munild gu begeben unO nit
benz @eneral Otis iiber bic 6riebensz
bebingungen gu unterbanheln. Oie Sc
1anbten bes Generals 2una lpurben bonn
General Otis nit GROCER @affreunoli6teit
bebanbelt. @r fte0te ibnen Elm 6Gu5 un6
cine Wa6e CUR 8~erfigung unp geitattete
ibnen, ibre Sreunbe unb 8efannten in
Manila gu be1u9en, DIS bic @eIanbten
na9 benz Palait 3uriidtebrten, betdnen
fie cine Sbee BON ben !9iiffsquelen, lie
ben Nmertfanern gu @ebote ite6tn. Sin
LANCER 3ug bon @agen un0 Saumt6ieren
mar nGmli9 gerabe i'm 8egriff, NIT 8orz
rGt6en fir General canton, Der Big nc9
Maranico bprgebrungen 1T, auf5u5re9en.
Die gonferen3 inn Pulat oauerte bret
@tunben. sSSacpb 8. S9urman bon Der
amerifanif9en 5tlipinOfOmnihion mar ons
tpe1enp unb Nbmtral 9enep fann ft4 ouf
cine @tunbe elm. Die 8eipre9ung fano
5umetft 5ptf9en General Otis unb Sberit
Nrguelele les itatt, ben 9eneral 2una fir bic
Mi1ion auserfeben bate, neil er 9eneraG
Otis bon friiber fer fannie. S6erit Or
g~uelefes mar Mitglieb bes Gi!irtnOcomites,
tpel9es bpr benz &riege nit Den amerttaz
nif9en 8eb0rOen cine 3uIammenfunft
bate, Inn cine 8~eilegung Der beporite6enben
@irren gu perfuhen. Na9 Der Gonferen3
i'm paIait besub fi9 G9urman uebI ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03

Berer Gntfernung bergebra9H uno auf oiee
fem 6rieb9of eingei6arrt tnuroe, rpeil oere
Ielbe 5iemli9 a6gelegen 1T. Die Sa4e
pirb ndber unteriu4t perosn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03

fermaife i'm vPen 4rgpGe 8aaep"z S4iefsr-
bru4 in pen 4rgple. 5~ipun5ig Meilsn opn
Cation, pa., BADEN brei perionen bas 2eben
berlpren. gs i%tiir5ten 200 Sonnen S9iez
fer unb @rbe nieDer unb @bparb 9ar6in1
unb Soiepb German tpurben barunter Be-
eraben, tpdbreno Elm Staliener bon Der
MaiIe erf9la9en tpurbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03
aerhrehen.
fiinFaber moroer.

Die GoronersgeI6pOrenen, pel4e in
MoIben, Mifouri, ben Snqueit iiber
bic 2ei6e Der 5ruu Sane Settaton
unb lire bier 8inber abbielten,. bic in
Der 9ienftu9 Nu9t ermoroet tpurben, BADEN
in i6rem @abrfprud ben Stiefiobn Der err
morbeten 5ruu, S, 8. SettatOn, bes Morz
bes I9uGbig befunben. Der MOroer 1T
iider9eits6alber nu4 Ct. Souls ge6raAt
fpprben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03
Bel DER 2lrbeit perunoliidt.

DIS @amftag in Niltpoob, ST., bic 9riimz
mer bon einem 8%abnungliid BEL @eite gez
f8afft p1rben, rib bic Settle, nit tpel6er Elm
8abnpagen in bie0Obe aeboben ipuroe, uno
brei Nrbetter Der Nltons8abn purben bon
benz @agen aerqueti9t. @iner tpur auf Der
Steqe tobt unb Die beiben anoeren peroen
ni6t nit benz 2eben babontommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03
Depefhe ees Generals Otis.

generuf Stis bat benz 8riegsbepartement
eemeloet, buB bic @unferen3 nit ben Silt
pinos Sumitag Mprgen beenbet murbe.
@r iagt, baB ie Orei Wo9en 3eit Oer>
Ian9ten, um benz @ongreB 3eit gu geben,
bariiber gu enti4eiben. ob bic SeinbIelig@
feiten eingeitelt perben ioqten. Der 8ors
i4Iag murOe abgelebRt unb bic gHmtfdre
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03
Npancirt.

Der prafibent bat ben Sberit Sreberid
Sunifon pom 20. &anias@Ragtment gum
8riguOegeneral Der Sreipiafgrn %ernannt'
Die @rnennung mar bonn 9eneralmaior
McQtrt6ur empfoblen uno bonn gsnetal
Otis auf oas &rdftigite 6efiirportet tporz
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03
QnoebIid ans Nothpehr.

8G6renb zines @treits nit Teiner 5rou
1T in @buron, Muf, s. g, &OB bon berieIz
BEN erf9oHen porben. Die 5ruu ertGdrt, aus
Rotbtpebr ge9unbelt gu BADEN, neil fe BON
ibrem Manne eemiirgt 1nuroe, 0as in
mittIeren Subren ftebenbe @5epaar mar erlt
felt ungefdbr einem Sabre per6eirat9et.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03
BUR Sefampfnne pom unruben.

Sn Sort Smelling iinb Orbres einz
setroffen, baB ii4 bic o~Ortigen Sruppen iez
ben Nugenblid gum Nufbru4e mar Narbz
ner, Sba6o, bereit 81 9alten baben, tpp am
Samitag bic Ru6eit0run9en unter ben 9ergz
leuten itattfunben, BET Denen nrebrere Menz
f6en getObtet purbea unb Gigent5um i'm
Wertbe bon 100000, pel4es Der Surter
9iGz unb Su1tbanzMine ge9Drt, seritDrt
porben 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03


unb tire bier ainber ab6ielten,. bic in
Der 9ientu9 Nu4t ermOrbet muroen, BADEN
in i6rem Wabripru4 ben Sttefobn Der err
morbeten Srau, S, s. SettatOn, bes Mprz
6es 19ulbtg befunben. Ser M0rber 1T
iiderbeits6al6er mad Ct. 2puis ge6ra4t
fpDrben.
1neebIi9 aus nothwehr.
WG6renb zines Streits nit feiner Srau
1T in @buron, MaH, S. g. &OB BON berielz
ben erI9ofen tporben, Die Srdu ertlGrt, aus
Rot6tpebr ge6anbeIt gu BADEN, neil ite bon
ibrem M}dnne g~eipiirgt murDe, 9as in
mittleren Sabren itebenbe @6epaar mar er1t
felt ungefd6r einem Sabre per6eirat5et.
mahri9einIi9 Elm Moro.
6iQarb g. @tarr, Muf1eber Der Sarm
DAT &noa bel pa1abena in GaGifor=
MEN, tt in gebeimniBDOlIer Weife berz
f9punben unb alien MnI9etn na9 ern1orz
bet porben. Sem 8ruber g6arIes, Der
i6m beim Nuftellen elmer Bumpe, ungefdbt
cine balbe W1etle bonn 6arm6aufe, balf, par
fortge9angen, UNI Mrbeitsfleiber an5u5ieben,
nnb tonnte i'm, als er na9 ~3tpan3ig Miru=
ten ~suriidfam, nirgenbs finben. Cine 2az
terne, bic Der 8ermiBte Bel iib gebabt bate,
tpurbe 3eri9la9en gefunben, unb in Der NGbe
bes B~umpenbaufes bate aIem Nni9eine
nab Elm beftiger 8ampf it~attgefunben. Oas
bobe @ras mar nieDergetreten, unb in benz
ielben purben @tiide elmer ubrtette, mebrere
Nidels unb 3~ebncentitiide gefunben, bic aus
ben 3ai4en bes @eri9punbenen gefalen
tparen; fpGter puroe audi iein &ebolOer in
Der NGbe 9~efunhen.
Sranoftifter eelYr4t.
Qus Ssceola, @rt,, tpirb beri9tet, baB Der
Neger @iGis Sees Sonntag Nabt aus bem
@efGn9nib ge6olt uno i'm ~9efdngniBbof nufz
9ebdngt purbe.
Sees 6efanb ft9 unter Der Nntlage Der
8ranbitiftung i'm 9efdngniB. Na6Oem er
apeimal am Strid in bic 6Dbe ge5ogen NOR
ben mar, Gegte CT Elm @eitGnOniB al unb
purbe bunn gebGngt.
SIS tparen fiir3li9 mebrere Sdufer uno
S6eunen in ber9egenb niebergebrannt NOR
BEN unb Oies CAB bic 8eranlafung gu benz
2pn3geri9t.
meu6eInoro.
Mm Samftag Nbenb 1T Dan. @tQts, Elm
tpo6lbefdnnter 8iirger, auf Der Sarm bes
Superpifors Sabib 8otpen, in Der NG9e
BON SnapaD, Mi9., ermorbet tporOen.
Man permutbet, baB Der WI0rber Die 4b<
1i9t bate, 8otpen auf benz 9etHrfpe9e BON
elmer @iBung Der Superpiiorea gu erlnorz
ben, un0 in Der 0untelbe;t 9tats fir
8otpen bielt unb erI 9oB.
6rauieer SUMO.
WG6renb Samftag 2eute bes Sobtengrdz
bers bamit bef4dfti9t paren, ben Sarg
nit Gi6arb 8alter's 2eids i'm 6rierbof
3o6infon, in Der gtdbe DOn Sugar Srobe,
aus3ugraben, um tie na3 Dem Srteb6oT
@alnut &ibge gu ~brings1, muroe cine
@ntbsdung gema6t, bic in Der gan3en Sc
genb betrd9tli6e Qufregung berporgerufen
bat. 8eim 9raben na9 Dem Sarge funo
man ndmli@, tuum 5pei Sub unter Der
OberflG9e, bic 2ei9e zines MdoAens; bic
1eGbe mar nur nit einem Na9t6emo be-
4leibet unb benz Nnf9ein na4 oor ungez
fG6r 3pei Sabren bort eingei4arrt porben.
MG6renb bieier 3eit aber 1T in bieier Sc
genh Niemanb bermibt poroen, unb man
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03
Stobenbere's Ua6foleer.

@ouberneur Pobnter fat ben Senior
Maior 8. g. Mulforb BON Ona9a gum
O6ert bes 1. Nebrasfa @egiments an
@teGe bes gefauenen O6ert S!obenberg
e%rnarnt, ba Sbert Cotton bic i6m 1ngeboz
tene Stele ausf4lug, neil Ct i'm 3Oaoienft
au bleihen niin19te.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03

9en BON Cuba unb gorto Htco bier6ergez
bra9t fpurben, Inn in beimatbliher @rbe beiz
gefebt gu perben.
Die SeeIolDaten unb Matrofen tperben
auf Dem 6lottenfrieb6ofe i'm SlOttenbaubofe
begraben tperben unb bic 246 2ei9en BON
Santiago nerben auf Dem nationalen Srieoz
bofe in Nrltngton beigeiest iperoen.
Ua9 Guam.
Der 5iilfstreu3er v0ofemite" lit Witttpo9
41nA R,tnn1 nhnennnno1 Kant Rihorn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03

Ser @uhripru9 Der @eI9porenen in Dem
Pro3eB Der Srau George, Der am
Sreitug Morgen 9egen II ubr in
Canton, D., ubgegeben purbe, Gurtete uuf
niht i6ulbig unb puroe bon ben Nnpefens
BEN i'm Seri6ts3immer nit Subel begriiBt.
Srau George, bic ii4 in 8egleitung i6rer
S9nefter, Der 6rau ct. Clair, unb Der
Srau MiGigan, elmer Sreunbin, befanb, ber=
lieB barauf unter ben @liidpiinI9en Der
N%npeienben ben 9ert9tsIaal.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03

Der 9iitfstreu5er rgoiemite" 1T Mittpo4
mad Guam ~abgesunsen. Capt. 3i4arb
2earb, Der fiinftige 9ouoerneur BON Guam,
befinbet it4 an 8Orb beiielben, Der go
Iemite" pirb our 8enubung bss GpuOerz
neurs in Guam blet6en.