davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf.
Wholesale & Retail Groos..
232 tnO 2S4 of T1au0ofp6. SfraBe.

SOS WV gut VH SeANVVIPV SktWpPS
aptl4en Ernnttiu- unb Wtartsts otr.
@btcaQD, SINS.
erblelt Ioeben ipieber
9led1tet import. iueItpb1Itld zen Sd)infet,
Smpprtirte brnutI DIR 6 etOeIatuurf,
Sn'port. 0r1tttfurter @ratiUIrlt it Siidb1et,
@eramd) erte GGniebriiite, 8amtefcuIem,
etrabbur8er @amSIebersVofteten,
NedDtc 60ntb. misunderstanding INT RanMen,
yt"rtit. Snlee:9eItfateSbarilge III @einiauee,
SntpO or t. Sattb. HuHm6pic, MndjoDies,
AteIer Sprottem, 61ntb. 8itdIinge,
Support. run. Saroines, SaroeIlenbutter,
Med1teS alSiarOeuen, ZIP pctit=StIo,
Wnn. &ant0r, rtarintrtcn &artb. Nal,
Waristtrtc ToreHelt, Wafretet, 3apern,
ErenS. S0roites, Gbantpi9notS, SritTcIt,
&ttbeGer Spar0cIl, Sd)ntttbobnem
9cmt5d)e SaI1tfartOffeln, ScItpme ct Nitbcit,
Srtld1e gctroGit. 3 d. io0 ttnt eC8tIse, Salerfraut,
NedDten nlaar. Goien=Vaprifn, ~ obm1amen,
9eMtfde @irfe, &imIem, @rimferm, ScrleerIte,
StdlNnet5eits ttnS &afergtttbe, @eiacngrteS,
St0rtO ffeImchI, NeiSntehl, SrbsmebI,
GtbSipurf, ttaI. SidcGtuni nno 9tuocliL,
sSntp ort. Sd1tpctScr ttito 0nterif. WtiId),
sIed1ten &iebi9's Tleiid)ertract,
Nctnfteh GnncIoprfer Seuf ttto @eiteiT1,
@etrO6nete Oeutidc Sirnei,, ScioeIbcerem,
9cMtldee Sipetid1cnmtrS 9efro6n. 8iri bei,
Ueiniten SGpa=, WtOffns uno Nio:faffce,
yimf. rn0 dItncI. Sbee, GincIfaHee,
9Iedltcn Yf1rrer &netnp's WalsfaTee,
NfetTer nno oilers &Gfee:@ STRAIT,
0Stener Ict9cnf0Hee, ocutldlc Sid orten,
WcdIte WartIte=GbOcpIaos, Safap,
Wed)ten GutttentbaIer &1ie, Nr6utetfdfe,
Ernn5. WOquefurt= II. Same M ID rff6Ie,
Vtohtn9e eVtte, GOdrter u. Weu d. ateIerGnIe,
EcittItctt San0t6Ic, Sinbur9cr4 II. Mdbnf1Ie,
9eutidIe GSinnr6oer, @outrakcr,
SoIafdnbe, S9nISpantofc lt It. +. 10,
au ben ~btat9ften 8retien.
Henry SchOelLk0pE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
GrfdDieBt feinem Rameraoen.
polisiit Gurlon9 fnallt Gowaro Gead
nteoer.
Die beioen SIourode eerathen iii elmer mirths
fdaft elmer poIitiiden W1eiftuitesperi4ie=
oenheit weeeu i'll STREET.. Sea9 nod at
oemielben Qbeno in PoipitaI eeltorben.

Der poGi8iit Botrtd SurGon9 f6o5 ON
Sreitdg Morgen in Mm. Wagner's Mtrtb=
f9aft, @de State unb so. Str, fcinen Golz
legen Gbiparb 2ea9 aus gertnsfigiger l1r=
fade nieber, na9bem er bon i6;n nit Sauftz
19ldaen trdttirt fporbsr tpdr. Oie eine 3uz
gel brang 2ea9 in bic 8ruIt, bic anbere in
ben ltnterleib. gr nuroe nad benz Chicago
0o1pital iiberfibrt, mo er Abenbs Inn
81 ubr itdrb. 5urlong tpurbe perbuftet,
2ed4 unb Surlong icgt:n boz orei SAB
rem bas gibilbienIterumcn al, iplrben benz
II. poliSeiprecinct, State unb so. Strabe,
augetbeilt uno baben Icit0em oft gen1tinIam
ibr Rebier abpatrou:Qirt. go gei9aG es
audi in Der porgeitriqen Naht.
Sreitug Morgen, 4 11br, tpuroen lie bienitz
fret unb ha es fe6r faIt mar, eilten 1ie nud
Der Wirtbf9aft WiItam @ugner's, State
unb go. StraBe, INN Ii9 3u tpdrmen. Nd6
einiger 3eit bilbete bic englii6e 9olitit bus
@eiprd9st6emd. Surlong fDmpdt6iiirte NIT
ben %Srldnbern unb 2edb ndbm ben Stdnbz
punt Elm, buB bic @ngldnOer ben Srldnbern
gegeniiber ben ri9ti9en Gtanopuntt bertrGz
ten @9lieBli9 drtete Der Streit in Ser
IOnli9feiten aus. 2ea9 gerietb in g8utb unb
perIebte SurGong einsn Suui19lug. Sur
long 5og feinen Rebolber uno feuerte auf feiz
nen @egner 3fpei S4iife ab. Cine 8ugeG
orang in 2eu4's 8ruft, bic anbere in ben
ltnterlei6.
Scan Ianbte fofort mad ber Wooblaprz
Station unb OestzS Sergeant Dan. 8ronn
berdnluBte bic l1e6erfii6run9 bes 8ertpunbez
ten na9 benz Chicago 9ofpital, 40. @traBe
unb Cottage @robs Abe. SlrIong purbe
na9 1einer Station genomnen unb in cine
3ene g~efperrt.
8ebsr et NOD fe;n h~<rtprnbeter 6eoner
tpureu gu beranluien, Ndbsres iiter bie
S9ieBerei gu fa9sn. Boli5si4eT a;pteD
tpurbe benu9ri9tigt unb bseuftragts fofort
ben Snfpeftor 6unt nit elmer qriinbli9en
ltnterfu3ung. 9ieielbe foG mfg: a1ein bic
genauen SbutIu9en, Die 81 Der 99ieBerei
fiibrten, fefHteuen, "9on5eri1 lie iuiro aGer
Wabrf9einli9teit nd9 alt3 bic @nt3ieburo
ber 8irtbf8aftsz2ic fir Da9ner i'm &C.
foI9e baben, tpdbreno 6urlong Ti9 altf bic
&ntlqge bss MOrbss Tin gu pert3eiOigem baz
ben tpirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
aoad1entlta1e auttots stants- Bsttnss, aatHhnndr ID. gebrnar 1899
70 felt sefroren, OuB iie nidt entfernt perben

70 feft gefroren, buB fe nidt e%ntfernt tperben
fpnnte.
Die Sirnta u. 6. McGlurg &c Company
bat bus @ebGube felt 16 Sabren dls Sc
f6dftslocal inne. Sn Der @iibtpeitede bes
erten Stpdperfes naren 3a6lrei9e Manuz
fcripte unb bO9ft feltene 8ii9er unter Der
SberauFii9t BON 8eo. so. Mi1arb. Sn biez
fer Sdmmlung befanben fi9 Saulenbe BON
ngriten Nusgaben" BON 8ii9ern unb biefelz
BEN t0nnen gum groBen She'll iberbaupt
ni4t erfebt tperoen. Der iibrige She'll ocs
eriten unb oas gauge 3peite @todtperf biente
ols Eager unb 2aoen fit Bidder Der ber19iez
beniten Nrt. Die eal=RGumli6feiten
befanoen ii3 i'm britten Stofpert unb bas
W6olefdlez2ag BON 8ii9ern unb 99rei6z
mdterialten (Stationarb) nabm bic beiben
oberen @tu9en Elm.
nWlr BADEN dlIes perGoren", iaatp Gonntug
Na4mittag 9err Sreb 8. Smith, elmer Der
Sbeilbaber oes @eI4dfts. Infer @erll,it
belduft ft9 uuf etpa 100000 unb, Ir bel
i4 peiB, betrdgt bic 8erii9erung ung.fG5r
$350,O00. Die Sirmu, tpie fie ieBt lit, beftebt
felt benz Sabre 1886 unb febt Ii9 aus mir
unb 9erren u. s. McGlurg 3u1ammen.
Wir finb bic Na9fol9er BON Sanfen 9.
Mc@lurg, bic in 1872 bic Na9foGger bon
g. 6. @riggs &c Company ipurbcn.
Gum eriten Male purbe ods @tf6Gft
bor 81 Sa6ren, in '68, BON 3euer 6eimgez
fu4t, gum %5peiten Male in 1871, ais e5
ii9 in go. 39-41 2dfe StraBe befant.
Ser beutige 8ranb lit Der bebeutenbfe.
Gins her gr0Bten @ei9Gfte biefer Dirt in
ben Ser. Staaten 1T bur9 biefes 6euer
3er1t0rt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
mihtio fir Krdnfe.

9ie BON Sr. g. SabrneD r~eoigirte Sabresz
i0rift Ser &ranfenbote" lit fir bos Sabr
1899 erl6ieten, utD entbdlt Irtifel, Die ron
bebeutenDen @er5ten uno 2oicn iiber Die 1trz
iadben beri0ieOelter nnO 9efd6rli0cr &ronfz
beiten gei9rieben iporOen littn. SIT Oieicn
NbbanOlln9en miro Der 8eipetS 9~eliefcrt, Dab
Or. 9. SabrneD i'm Stanoe lit, olle &rortz
Deiten SIT beilet, Die bon inn rrteriudt iper=
Den. Ser Name 6abrneD biirgt Dafir, Oob
Die in Oen bon ibm 9enaGtsn NntiinOigult=
gen DEM Yltblifum gegebentn @eripre6tngeit
erfiilt ipcroen. &ein anOerer 2rst lit je inn
StonOe g%ciueielt, Oerarti9e @eripre1ullgen bis
in allc @tnselbeiten ein3uGolten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15

nit ben bdneben bermertten Srmmen berz
fi9ert:
&obmonb 2edb Co., $129,5OO.
PennIplpanta Salt Manufacturing Cont
panp, $12,5O0.
@btparo 9. Butler, gi9ent6imer bes Sc
bdubes, $4,000.
Sraoers' Ddreboufe Company, $4,000.
Sprague, Warner &c Co., $4,000.
Glpabo9d Mar6le C Stone Company
$12,5OO.
8. g. Benedict, $4,000.
s. 6. 9rabes &c g., $4,000.
S. 8. 2ane &c Co., $4,000.
Manufacturers' C Mer9ants' Suppl
Company, $4,000.
Diamond State SSron Company, $1,000.
cambria Steel Company, $4,000.
Ntagara Raoiatpr Company, $500.
8rot6 &c &ldpperi9, 100000.
Sames O'0onneG, $4,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
Der Qrophet

gilt i9lieBli6 bod et1pas in ieinem Batter
lo1be. @s tommt MIR barouf oil, baB er
bas &i6ti9e weisiast unb ieiner Seber9obe
bamit Inerfennuu9 er3tpin9t. Gin 8eiipieI
bafiir ~ltefert Der beriibmte Or. Silsbee, Der
por mebreren Sabrsebnten bos betarnte 9ds
morrboiben : 6eifmittel ,,Quafeiis" erianb
unb bamols slei9 iaate, boB NIT bieler 9rS=
ltet ieber San BON >0dmorrboiben se6eilt wer=
ben piirbe. 2an9e Sabre Der letten 9ersaltz
9enbett baben bas itol5e g8ort Or. Silsbee'S
9ere6tferttst. Grobeu pom P. Neustaedter
& Co., Box .2416, New York, toitenfrei per-
lanbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
Bride.
Keirte S4mer5en uno PeiIune beinahe fiber.

@utberte, ia Sauierbe bon 0oaars iinb
bon Ser Onen onsgegebett iporben, bic nit
8ru6leioen bebaftet iitb, 1tnD opdD babelt ie
fem Mtittel finOen f~0nnen, Dos ibnct 9inDe=
rtn9 beriGoffte rtO ie in ben StunD lebte,
hire tdgli0en grbeiten, oh am Yult in Der
office oOer Bel anitrengenben 8ei01ftigun9ea,
5u Oerrtdten. Sds @elD mar fortgelporfen,
ipeil 9etpiIenlOie Qerionet aus @elOgisr RE
2eibenOen our6 prablerii6e geriprcDangen
anloden rltO na0ber ibre lltfdbi9feit, audi
nur Die s~erin9ite 2inOerung nerid6affen 5l
f0nner, eingeiteben miiIen. 9nngi6brige Stlt=
bien lnO @rperinente baben bic Nertreter Der
nSmprODeb G1aitic Srub Go.", Mo. 785
8rOoOipaD, 9telu 9ort, in ben 5tarO qeIebt,
alien 8ru9leiOenben gefseiuu9 BON alien
S@mer5en, unO in SdGert, in oenell bas 2eiz
ben nidt 8u iueit DOrgei@ritten it, cine fait
ii6ere Seilung SIT garantirer. 9aB oteies
fein prablerti0es @erlpre6en lit, gebt ans Der
3Datia6e berpor, OaB SouienDe bDn 9erlo=
ten, bic BET Der @eieli6aft tim 9lutb ltablltd)z
ten, bolitdnDi9e 9eilun9 BON ibren 9eiben
9%efunOen baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
60, ROYAL
~ BAKING
gl1a POWDER
2~tbfoI1tt retm+
Bon reinent 9raub e,-D ciniteinrabtt sentad)t.
MbioImt rein.
Bon reinem araup IT 70 Cit tetnrabm semadt.

bE Sic Mtfntcrfiautteit Der Se=
fer Der 9Sod)cnattseabe Oct n,Snt=
4toiS StaatSscitmn9"" miro bierntit
attf ole att anSerer StcIc .. 81. Der=
0TentltGtc elite Der Br6mien fir
1tnfere noratSsaIIcnoch 9IbOnne,'z
ten gcridtct. GbcnoaicI6f fino
a,tdt ole Seoin8mm9ett, Inter Senets
Die Yr6mict sur 0ert1etlmn8 9elan=
8ett, tnit9etDcttt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
s. II il a 6ene

g tuD 5ene &c Itorben.
@tnes Der berborragenbiten Mitelieber Der
STANDARD Sil Comp. unb felt pielen Sab
rem gbef bes 8erfanbtz9 Departments aaG
benz Muslanb, Der befannte Netp Norfer
Rbeber Guitab 9ebe, 1T i'm 2afepoob Soz
tel in 2afeipDoD, tpoielbit er it9 felt Srnei
8oden a~ufgebdlten, 9eitorben. @r 6atte
felt Ginger 3eit ii6er l1nipoblfein geflaqt
unb feline &er5te rietben ibm einen 2uFt>
ipeGfeG an, porduf er it6 nit Ieincr Sat
tin, feinem Sobne unb feiner Scooter naG
2atepooO begdb. Sein 9eiben, eiae Maz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
Der 9lammen Raub.
Das manufacturers &. merd.
ants 6ebduoe eineedidert.
edaoen etwn cine Miniun Collars.

e l1hr Dorrnittae eelanete ole
feuersbrunit, Ole nit raferoer 6eidwin=
oiefeit nm iid erif, aft9ebli4 our8SeIbf=
.ent3iinonne IN einem Raufen manila=
Ranf sum 2lusbrud2. K%nappes Gnt=
fommen oes Seuerpehrdefs. = nleu=
fbenleben sum Slid nibt 5u beflo9en.
5abIreide 6ef6dftsfrmen theilen iid in
oen DerIuit. Der Srano btetet ein
Observation-Disclosures SdaufpieI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15

.Staats 3eitung" itd
nod in ibren Nnz
fGngen befanb, mar
er Srdger berfelben.
Seinen 2ebens1auf
bef6rei6t er in Der
Su6ildums@ 4usgabe
Der nSG. Stuatsz
%3eitun9" ~foIgenoerz
mlBen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
6ewalti9er Sba0eu.
Oas 6elhdft Don u. {. MGc=
Glur9 & Go. aus9ebrannt.
@ertbbOae NfauuItripte 3eritOrt.

Der Derluf am Gi9enthuln Ger Sirrnd ur,o at
Dem 6ebduoe ouf et,pa so5o,ooo eei6d5t.
Cine Description Ole mutbma6Iibe
Ilria9e oes Sranoes gum Slid famen
Korperperlebun9en bel oem Rieienbranoe,
oeHen &of9en oen ero6ten GbeiI Ger Ghi=
caeoer 5euerpehr befbdfti9te, nidt Dor.
-Oas maarenlaser Der befonnteu Rano=
lung BON manoeI Bros. ourd mafer be-
oeuteno eeiddoi9t. - mIcGIur9 & Go.
hatten idon 3weinal friiher inter DER
5erit0run9swuth oes 3euers 81 leioet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
mern Gas KIeine zabnt.

10 perldlrnt ni6t, bas olte NIB pob[ erprobte
9iilfsmittel fir bos 3obnen ber Climber,
Ufrs. Binsl9m's SOotbin9 Sprnp,. ,ar5u.
3obnf1eil6, bcielttst oue @9mer3en. furirt
@tnbfolit NIB lift bas bette M,ittel sese1
0iarrboe. Siiniuubswansia @ents bic Slui6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
/ Carl RelIermdnn. /

elmer Der befannteTten unb beliebteten
0eutl9en Der NOrOIeite lit I'M Montag nit
Garl &eQermann a6qeI4ieben. Nls bic IN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15

= Sine 8olIoerfummlung Der 8if4Dfe
bes ldteinif9en merttas lit fir
ben %. M&ai mad &om einberufen tporbea.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15

Since oIten meibes 9eilmittel" fir g%rtdltrne nit
ether a9tunbiedai9iahri9en Gmpfeblun9 bes Sottors
&e3ept - Jayne's EXpectorant.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-08

data at hand which intimate decisively the
value of any of the placers. They are
washed by natives largely with cocoanut
shells for pans. though the batea Is also
In use.
In the province Of Abra, at the northern
end of Luzon, there are placers and the
gravel Of the River Abra Is auriferous. In
Lapanto there are gold quartz veins, as
wei as gravels. Gold is obtained in this
province close to the copper mines In
Benguet the graves of the River Agno
carry gold. There Is also gold In the
province of Bontoc and In Nueva Ecijs.
The most important of the auriferous
provinces Is Camarines Norte. Here the
townships of Mambulao, Paracale and
Labo are especially well-known as gold
producing localities. Mr.. Drasche, a we'll
known German geologlst says that there
were 700 natives at work on the rich quartz
veins of this place at the time of his visit
about twenty-five years since. AT Par
acale there are parallel quartz veins In
grants, one of which Is twenty feet in
width and contains a chute In which the
ore is said 90 assay thirty EIGHT ounces
of gold per ton. One may suspect that
this assay hardly represented an average
sample. Besides the localities mentioned,
many others of this province have been
worked by the natives. The Islands of
Mindoro, Catandanes, Sinuyan Panay.
Iebu, and Bohol are reported to contain
gold, but no exact data are available At
the south end of the small island OF Pa
naon, which is just to the south of Leyte
there are gold-quartz veins, one of which
has been worked to some extent. II Is
six feet In thickness and has yielded from
So to 81 per ton. In the Island of Min
danao there are two known collaborating
districts. the province of Surigao, where
PLAYER and other townships show graves
and veins, and the province of Hisamis
Near the settlement of Imponan and on
the Gulf Of Macajalar. there are said to
be many square kilometers Of gravel car
rying large quantities of gold, with which
Is associated platinum The product of
this district was estimated some years
since at $50 ounces per month, all extract
ed by natives with bateas or cocoanut-
shell dishes.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-08
GOMEZ WILL BE REINSTATED.
WILL CONTINUE COMMANDER-IN-
CHIEF OF THE CUBANs.

Three Generals to BE Appointed TO
Assist in the Distribution of the
$4,000, OOO-Many Cans of Meat
From the ReEIn Warehouse De-
strOyed-TwO Per Cent. of All the
Meat Handled Was Bnd-No Com
plant From the Cubans.
Havana, April 1.-The Cuban generals
met to-day at Marianao, and officially de-
cided TO reinstate Gen. Maxine Gomez as
commander-in-chief.
They also decided to appoint an execu-
tive board Of three generals to assist him
in distributing the 100000, in the details
of disarming and in the organization of the
rural police for the provinces He will be
officially notified OF their action and a
proclamation will probably be issued to the
Cubans.
Forty-one hundred cans Of beef were des-
troyed at the Regla warehouse during the
last three months without action on the
part of the boards of survey under the di-
rection of Chief Commissary A. l.. Smith
and in accordance with The regulations al
lowing such action when the public health
is menaced.
Some additional thousand cans have been
destroyed after official survey. beside the
1880 cans that were condemned when In
spectoT General Breckenridge was here.
About per cent. of all the meat handled
has been spoiled, and about 10 per cent
of the canned tomatoes. There is but lit
tie decayed meat in stock now, but there
are probably 5000 cans of tomatoes I'M
fit for consumption, owing to storage in
a damp climate. The damp in the holds
of The ships causes coFrosion of the tin.
The frequent handling involves more or
less breakage and fermentation is the re-
suit
No canned meat has been issued to the
troops in Cuba, who have invariably been
supplied with fresh or refrigerated meat,
the canned beef going to the Cuban des-
titute. From them there has been ap-
parently no complaint. In fact. they have
| been eager 10 get it.
| The recently issued taxation decree laws
| 81, 100000 less of imports upon Havana,
while still leaving a greater revenue for
| the city, as none is now applied to the
purposes OF the general government.
The Regla warehouse beef destroyed by
| Mai ]. c. Mulliken and the beef which
| will have to be destroyed, formed part of
| the old Porto Rico consignment.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-08
HORNE CONVICTED oF DIGAMY.
Reported Case of Smallpox Near
MOuItrie Not Dangerous


Moultrie, Ga, April THE Superior
Court has been in session here all the week
Judge Hanseh presiding. No criminal bus
mess was tried except Jail cases.
A white man by name of Horne. who
had a wife in Appling county and recent
ly married in this county, was convicted
of bigamy and sent to the penitentiary for
two years.
The most important civil case was one
for damages against Sheriff Fisher for
false arrest and imprisonment preferred by
a negro. This case was bitterly fought and
was of considerable interest, but the jury
promptly returned verdict in favor of the
sheriff. p
Some excitement has been created. by a
reported case of smallpox az a turpentine
still of d. Sinclair & Co, about three
miles north of Moultrie The doctors who
have examined the suspect, pronounce it
a very suspicious case, and stringent meas
ures have been taken by the town au-
thorities, and very Htne uneasiness is now
felt. The negro woman suspected came
here from Florida about ten days ago
The survey of the route of the Tifton.
from Triton TO Thomasville, has reached
Mouftrie, and II is expected that work will
begin al once. as fifteen miles Of road will
have TO be built by Aug. l. The Injunction
by this corporation against the Georgia
Northern and the Pidcocks win be heard
on April TO-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-08

craven recreant ard an enemy to the re-
public, he is morally surely no less a he
70 than the soldier who at the word of
command and in the excitement of battle,
rushes against an intrenchment of hostile
forces. You can no doubt find in our coun-
try an abundance of men who would
stand bravely under a haistorm of bullets
But many of them " their consciences
condemned the Filipino war ever so Sc
verely, would be lOath. to face the charge
of want of patriotism assailing everybody
who opposes it, This is no new story War
makes military heroes, but 1t makes also
civic towards. No wonder that war has
always proved so dangerous to the vitall-
ty of democracies; for a democracy needs
above all things the civic virtues, which
war so easily denoralizes to keep 1t alive.
Upon the conclusion of Mr.. Schurzs ad-
dress, reception was held.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-08
NO OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
But 1t Is Believed Kautz Took the
Right View of the Case.


Right view of the Case.
Washington, April THE officials of the
state and navy departments were deeply
interested in the account of the details
of the rising at Apia as set out in the As
ISOLATED Press dispatches received via San
Francisco.
So far nothing of an official character
has been received by them, and the same
is true of the German and British embas-
sizes. In this state of affairs the officials
were unprepared to express any opinion
as to the merits of the actions of the re-
snective parties in Samoa for publication
II may be noted that in carrying out
the wishes of the American and British
oficials at Apia, leaving the Germans out
of the calculation, ADMIRAL kautz has
taken direct issue with the contention of
the German government that the majority
shall not control, but the best opinion here
is that as the admiral acted to meet an
emergency. threatening life and property
and also acted in the direction of strict
enforcement of the terms of the Berlin
treaty. his attitude must be held 10 be cum
exceptional.
Al any rate, II is apprehended that re-
oardless of the diplomatic disputation now
e7oing on bet weeu the three capitals, WASH
inaton London and Berlin, Admiral
ITo,,tz's vigorous action is likely to clear
the wav for the action of the proposed
commission. by practically restoring the
oetatt1s quo ante-bellum.
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he determination of the three akin ma

the differentiation of the three akin ma
tions"
He is then said to have added: but just
now certain influences in England forbid
the realization of this desire. l am hope
full, however, that Germany will eventually
overcome the evil influences"
In conclusion, Mr.. White is quoted as
saying the American government is strong
ly inclined to live in harmony with Ger
many
Mr.. White had an audience with the
Kaiser yesterday. The interview lasted an
hour and half and all important pend
ing questions affecting the interests of the
United States and Germany were dis
2ussed. His majesty expressed great sat
sfaction al the conciliatory and friendly
attitude of the United States toward Ger
many, and also at che fact that Dr. Solr
he new German president of the Munich
pal Council at Apia, had met with such a
favorable reception in the United States
and also at the fact that he had been pre-
sented 30 President Mckinley.
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During Thursday matters quieted. About
dusk the Americans fired on body of
Mataafans, but no one was killed.
Early Friday morning 200 rebels rushed
up to within thirty yards of the consul
late. The sailors behaved splendidly and
the natives We're repulsed. One American
sailor was killed and one British sailor
was shot in both legs. Maj. Gen. Cut
life, of the British army, assisted in di-
recting operations a the consulate.
There is intense feeling against the Ger
mans here and they are accused of spy
ing and giving Information TO the rebels.
One Marquardt, who has been drilling the
natives, was arrested, sent on board the
Fake under pledge of the German com
mander that he would not be allowed t.
land. A half-caste named Taylor has beer
arrested as a spy and is in irons on tn,
Porpoise. H. J. Moore, an American, j.
confined TO his store under suspicion of be
ing a Mataafa sympathizer. Saturday and
Sunday were quiet.
Mines Under n Hotel.
The Tivile Hotel has been mined in case
it become necessary to blow it up, and
two German lights from the shore is the
signal TO shell it.
Sunday body of native foragers came
upon a Mataafa crowd, killing eight and
wonnding twenty of them, when the
rebels fled.
For several days the German warship
Fake persistently kept in the way, so as
to incommode the fire of the British ships
Finally Admiral Kautz compelled her to
move inside the harbor entrance out of
the way
King MaIietOa Crowned.
March 2S-King Tanumafili Malietoa was
crowned King of Samoa at Mulinuu. The
ceremony was attended by United States
and British. representatives. A process
sion marched through Apia, headed by
the band of the Philadelphia. The Ger
man officials were conspicuous by their
absence
AnxiOusIy Awaiting News.
Everybody is anXiousfy awaiting definite
news from the three powers. II is thought
that if Germany acknowledges Tanu as
| King, the rebellion will be broken. If not,
Admiral Kautz will adopt stronger meas
ures than heretofore.
H. M. S. Tauranga arrived to-day.
At present there are on shore 175 men
| from the Philadelphia and $50 from the
Porpoise and Royalist. The Tauranga has
complement of nearly four hundred men
| and this reinforcement will enable the
admiral to take offensive measures. So
| far he has been compelled to act on the de-
| fensive in the inland operations.