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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
WATERVILLE.
LEGALITY OF ELECTION
OF Road Commissioner Webster OF Limington
TO Be Tested BY the Town.

The town of Limington is to bring
action against Daniel Webster to test
the legality Of his election to the Office
of road commissioner. permission hav-
ing been given, Friday afternoon, by
Attorney General Haines.
The trouble started some time ago
and is one of those tempestS in a tea
pot for which York county towns are
famous for having. Under the acts Of
80 il is optional whether or not any
town shall elect road commissioner.
When the town meeting was called
such an article was put in the warrant.
and the town voted not TO elect road
commissioner.
The ballots had been previously
been printed with the names of the
candidates on them. The voters were
given to understand that it would
make no difference about the name and
that thre would be no election of such
an officer regardless Of the number Of
ballots each candidate might receive
When the ballots We're counted it was
sem that Daniel Webster was elected
road commissioner. according to the
votes case. lFr. Webster being the
Democratic candidate.
It. was believed that the balloting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
DRYDEN SILL IT LARGE.
Marshal Drake al Work. but Hampercd by
Dyden's Long Start.

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u,4 rather n surprise I'D MIN that .hc
.,i, officials did NOT want the newspapers
, ..ct bo,d II W as w considers this uu.
AN ~. hc.t y-,,. M aiJ in cap,urin.. cn,
- ITO rollnvyrd his instructions ana
, i, I'LL, ,.,r.1i,,.r ,fic.rs knew ,-,.-
.t,i,..- .1,,,, b, ma ,,.nt X, >naus+3
,,'.,,'l.,,. ..,..,i,.. ~, thc az car AMI rr-
turmoil III ~. nrx, car H. ucxt went I,
r,anrnr an I'M Pullman ANA from there
tn ptttstiold where he wen, to the races.
from there hc went u Watcrvillc ana
noxt tn Portland. Nt these places hc i'm
rnrpct the officers what was wanted ana
asked Them W. Keep 1t very quiet This
tn,y aim IIr informed tho officers ai
Lewiston. Portland ami other Junction
points. u IL Oh tie lookout Tut none of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26

disinfcctants, owing to the abomnabe
stench since the water supply was cut off
AT late hour this evening, a reporter
from the Anti -Juif tried to rcvictuaI r.le
fortress. but was prevented by the police
Nj. Guerin, greatly incenscd, fired two
shots at policeman. Neither reached
the mark but tho Incident probably will
precipitate matters.
6'4o \. Mall was quiet in the vicinity
OF Rue Chabrol throughout the night. bur
at o'clock this morning. d black nan
appeared in the attic window. Some DAYS
ago Nj. Guerin stated that in the event
OF his death the party would hoist tn,
niack Tag. 1t is known that two of me
party nave been III. one seriously, from
congestion of the lungs. Communication
with the house is still strictly forbidden.
Even bearers of ordinary police passes
are not allowed to approach NJ. Guerin
resumed watch on the roof at ) A. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
ADMIRAL WILSON ILL.
Suffering from Heart Disease and Wholly In
capactated from Business.

Washington, Aug. 25.-The United
States Army and Navy register will
say. tomorrow: Recent letters from
Manila mention the illness Of Admiral
Wilson as the source of great anxiety
to his officers. The illness is the ef-
feet Of an accident which occurred to
his launch while he was on board. July
II. The Baltimore, his nagship. has
been for some time at CaVite, leaving
Manila so as to escape the full force
of the typhoonS. Requiring to make a
trip up the river the admiral started
in his launch. a strong wind was
blowing and as the launch went under
the bridge over the river. known as the
bridge Of Spain. the strong current.
aided ~ the wind, set against the lit
tie boat ana She was taken out Of her
course and thrown against hawser
from sailing vessel. This rope car
ried away the awning ana smokestack.
Admiral Watson, sitting in the for
ward part of the launch and witness
ing the fun danger Of the accident.
showed no appearance Of having been
startled by the occurrence or in any
way having suffered by it. Later. how
ever. in fact before his return to the
flagship. serious heart trouble develop
Cd ana he was regarded rs extremely
i'll up to the date OF his letters If the
18th. No one but his physician is al
lowed access ID him ana All business
of the fleet il forbidden. 1t is hoped,
however. that the enforced quiet may
restor" him to health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26

would be null and void until Mr.. Web
ster began to claim that he had been
legally elected and that he should servo
out his term of office. On examination
of the town records it was found that
the clerk in mailing the records for
that meeting had recorded that mar,
relating to the choice of a road com
missioner, as passed over. This. it is
claimed was in direct variance with
that of the action taken at the meet
ing.
AS soon as Mr.. Webster received tho
notice of his election he at once start
ed in on the duties of his office ana
then the trouble began. Protest after
protest was made to his going on Win
the work and finally an Injunction wac
issued to prevent his using the road
machines. Mandamuses and every
other legal implement to cOmplicate Tho
situation We're introduced until the
people of Limington began to guess
what they We're at The town finally
placed it's claims in the hands of a hid
deford law firm and the road commits
sioner placed his claim in the hands of
a law firm in Portland.
LAWYER Emery was in town yostar-
day. and secured from Attorney Gencr-
al Haines n permit to begin a suit in
equity. The matter is To be taken in
to the courts in a short time ana the
people of Limington will try to have
the legal tangle unsnarled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
News OF the Railroads.

The Boston q Maine road is seriously
cramped for cars TO move the business
that is being offered from All points
and the shops all over the system arc
being rushed to their capacity in an
effort 70 supply the demand.
The Lewiston station of the Grand
Trunk has undergone extensive re-
airs. Il was intended to slate III
roof ana while this was being done
the plastering got wet and consequence
~ The station had 10 be newly plaster
va. MI az the buildings have been
painted, inside and outside, new
heater put in. new hardwood floors laid
and noW new platform viii ~ bulls
at once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
III. tn, sat, 1y, ftp

response to a look Of inquiry from Drev-
fus. whispered Il few words to the prjs
oner, with Il shrus Of his shoulders and
a smile on his face Dreyfus appeared
perfectly satisfied.
Col. Jouaust then. at Ills \. NJ. adj
journed the court ana NJ. Bertillon packed
up his belongings ana the soldiers car
ricd them out.
To the newspaper men who crowded
around Maitre Labori. asking him for his
impressions. counsel said there was a
certain resemblance to the bordereau.
adding: But that is AL NJ Bcrtinon
only did what dozens could do. 1t only
proves that he is a clever forger. That
is all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
ANOTHER SERIOUS LEAK
discovered in french Diplomatic Corrcspon.
dence. Which Is Copied by Wholesale.

London. Aug. 26.-The Rome corrc-
spondent of the Daily Mail says
Italy and Germany have obtained
proofs that diplomatic correspondence
passing between Paris and other places
IS Systematically opened This has been
the case particularly since the cam
paiSn against Dreyfus began. the
French war Office having sought proofs
to strengthen the accusation against
him. Questions on the subject will be
asked in the Italian Parliament
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
STATE OF MAINE.

Icnucher, SO. Superior Court III Vac1
ZION Augusta. August II. INaa
samuel J. Newell. libelant IS. Mary
Louise Newell
Upon the annexed writ ana libel /; is
ordered nv me. the understand. Justice
OF SAID court. tHIt notice thereof br given
tu the Iucltr bF publishing am atttsttu
copy Of the same. or an abstract thereof.
together with this order thereon. three
weeks successfully in the kcnnCucc
journal a newspaper printed In Augusta
n said county ~ kcnn"bcc tho last pun
licati'n Ia hr ten days at least before TIL.
Augusta, M!,hin ana far said county Of
Kcun'htr IN the first Tuesday Of Sep
trmhyr next. that she may thcu ana
there ara. ar in said court and answer
thereto it shr ~rr tau.
Attest. OLIVER 4. HALL.
Justice superior Court.
COPY or LIBEL.
The lihyiaEt .J.i,Scs that Nv was mar
rird Az ;h" sail lihr!cc a. Boston in INC
S'1tc NJ Massachusetts,. un jhc "lst day
nf G-t NJ. d. N l3. fha; thr stId Lib liant ana
S''ir' "'Ea!rtcl in this Sta,c aIt,r thr.r
sr.u marriage. that thc Iih.1ant reside.
Iu ms St2ty WL"u the cause of dIvur,.,
accrued u+ Ltrt matter 500 iur4h. ahd hal
r'S!ttd here IN good !Iitn our year pt.ur
T" ihe Gair h,r' f.; ;n"t Ar, !.rlanr has
eyer boon faithful ~ his marriage obIiga-
IuA@, iUi jhdi the said lihtira has Hrr.
uumln1tUl ~ IN" >lnC. Jhaf IA tnc w..
hty % December lNi. ~nr uttrrly cc-t...-
"a III" lih"lint withuu, reasonable caIts,.
nnd ms continued -l.d dtsrrtiun for
'hrcc consecutive yeas irX pr.Yr u tH.
filing uf this libel
That no child ha. been horn IL them
during thcir said marriage.
Wherefore ne nraAS that a divorce
from thc bonds If matrimuny between
himself ana s;tid ibelce may hc dcrrccI.
And The lihriant further alleges that IA.
has used reasonable diligence to ascertain
the present residence Of said lihelcc. hut
is unable TO do 50. ana does npt know
where it is.
kcnncbrc, IS. June IT. l>l-Thc S1id
lih"lant madc oath that the above lllcsI-
t"u as 70 the residence o! tho HbcIru IL
true.
Before me.
LEWIS \. Et-KrEIGH.
lusilr" uf th" Peace.
true copy Of the order IF notice ana
libel.
Attest: y. :. CIIoArE. clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26

Thai arise from The Errors Of Youth or ENcesses
az mature years and all Diseases and " eakncS,es
ol Men from whatever cause arising. can Dc ale
Waited and CURED. Read The Dlagno'tlclman ~,
Oaiy who seel. for True Primo piles Of Treatment.
P.ice, fifty cents. but sent rrse. SEALED; f"r IN
DAYS. Address, TIE PEAR,Df AkbitAl- iNSil-
TUTE, No. l;uiilnch Street. Boston Mass. cpn-
suItatior.l II person or by lctSc.. COM lOFNAiAL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26

Howard l,unnclls, a brakeman on tho
Maine Central. was injured, yesterday.
and viii loose part of his right hand.
He vas At work coupling cars at shaw
NUT, when his hand WAS caught be-
tween the two bumpers. 1t was found
necessary to amputatc the first and
second fingers ana the thumb Of his
right hand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

Office Of County Commissioners. Kennc
bee County. Maine.
Augusta, August ., 1899.
Scaled proposals for furnishing coal ana
wood n" county buildings for the curren.
Year. will be received b. The County Com
nlssoners Of the County Of Kennebec al
tfeir Office in the Court House at Augusta
1899.
only best quality Of coal. both stove
and broken and well screened. will be re
celved. The same to be delivered as want
ed at the Court House and Jail. Wood t.
be best quality well seasoned hard wood
and to be delivered as wanted.
MI coal received will be weighed by
sworn Official on scales provided by III.
county, at tho jail. ana will be paid rnr
IN accordance with said weight. RighI
reserved 10 reject any or All bids.
SEWALL PETTINGLL..
L. e. BURGESS
JOHN a. SPEA.
Conn fist nEcrs Of X In5hc- County.
@uG2f,'2t W,w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26

When the steamer Sagadahoc came
to her dock in this city yesterday after
noon, her bow struck the wharf with
quite a deal of force and wrenched her
stem little. y close examination was
made and it was found that there was
no damage but what could be repaired
as soon as she reached Boston as only
2 fey; of the timbers were wrenched a
little.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26

An unknown stranger passed what
purported 70 be- a 81 bill on Lieut.. Dut-
ten q Waterville, Friday, but proved
tn ~ split s. ana 81 bills neatly pasted
He escaped.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26

\. y. ward:
] used on" pf your Equator Furnaces Il
my house Xix years ard I'll has proved thu.
best heater eyer tried. have kept drc
from three 10 live days without replen-
lshing coal can most cordially recon.
mend il u any one.
JUDGE +. ROWELL. IIalIowen
A. ID. Ward
u cannot say too much IN praise Of tho
Equator Furnace E0u put in my house
am more than s1tiaGcd with its ease og
working ana tie neat produced.
FRED SPENCER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26

Miss Sarah Lord was a passenger on
the Islander. last evening, returning
from visit to Capitol Island friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26

Rev. II. Il. Grose. who was under
stood to be willing to accept the call to
the Waterville Baptist church. has de-
c,ined. much to the regret of the parish
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26

w. l.. Hayes returned, last evening
from a few days visit to friends At
i.ocAland and vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26

paris Aug. 25-The minister of war.
cen. De Marquis de Faiiiiet' mas trans
mitted the dossier Of the Iavernler En-
~ into the conduct Of Col. Du Patty
II Cam 70 the courtmartal ut Rennes
~. rcorested by NJ. Labor. leading
% ,,,al for the defence. Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
SEWALL PETTINGl.L..
K. e. tRGESS.
MIN ODE, ,D

Conn iss! 1rcfs n X lnehc7 County.
@uE2fG2tawGw
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-18

am %. NuguIt, neroer in oieknStdos
ten Oeuii9lano's 30. ere;.ungen 9sz
troFfen. Der preuB;T6e lln.srri4t5@
Min.Iisr fat eine 6eionoere 5eIer fur
aQe b0beren un!errithts 2inIial.en u.
lripsrI;.G,er angeoronet. Sn @3sms
nib miro Der 8runoTtein fir e:n 9O1
t6e Oen.mat gelegt ipsroen. Sebp
erSolgre;b I'll oas bereits u6ge6dlEene
Ihejr;Tds 80i1sfef periaufen.
Die taiIerli9e Sumi!ie in
ben 4lpen. :
Inter Dem Rdmen elmer @}rdFin BON
3apsn8barq neilt Die &diisrin 2luguIte
9ictpriu nit i5ren &inDan in 8er4a
tesgabsr in Dan baD'rii6sn 2llpsn. 9ei
Der Nnfunft fpucoe Die 9ai5erin pon
5paibunoert &inDern in Der 4elpiers
tra4t empfargen.
3inpesmpro uuf einsm
Sd6n3u9e.
Muf Der prsuBT9an ST5d6n purz
Den bei 9u!,enFe!D 3pe; Weiber uno
Elm MaHr unIsr osr8:F4uloigung pers
| baFta!, Elm DER W}onote d.!ss 8ino aug
Dem 6enfer oes Wu9enabIbeit5 gapors
fen 81 6a6en. Oar 3ug bielt an, ooG
tonn!e Irog 6ai6iiinOi9en Su6en5
| bas &ino ipsoer !op., nod lebenbiq qez
FunoeR peroen. Die 9euts 6sSdnosn
Ii4 auF Der Reiie bon Bottom na9
HuBlaro.
IllsrIet aus 9eutT6Iunb.
0ur6 cine 9en3in SrPloFion ge4
rit:b in 2e;p3;g bic @umm;paarerics
BRIT bon 3ieger unO WeganO ingrann
uno puroe gr0BienIbeiis Elm 3uu6 Der
8lamnen.
5beoopr 8arib, Der befunnte freiIins
nj9e Yariamentar;er uno 8erlsger Der
yNat;on," sr6ielt beute 81 Ieinem so.
@e6urtstage in Der 'SommerfriT6e Su
6osdsnoorf cine Menge 9liidpiinIhe
unb Don 'Ie;nen Yarteigenphen Elm 2!ls
bum mi! oeren Y6Dtpgrapbie'n.
Sn Nien tam IS beim Sotot 5eIie
ipieOsr ejnmal gu SdId9ereien 3piTdem
Osu!Tden uno G3ehen. Die POii5eI
nabm 5ablreihe 8erbaftungen Dpr.
Sn @re;3 per6ot bic FiirIilich reuBis
IGe Re9ierung bic 8riinOung zines
3peigper6unoes bes glllbeutFdcn 9erz
zines nit Der Tonoerburen Wfotipirung,
Der @erein greife bic Snte9ritdt Oes nit
9eu,I4iorO perbiinoeten 0eItreih's
an.
Der 2luffii6rung be5 naturaliIiiE6en
9uuern Dramas r0ie W}d6t Der
5inIierniB" bon SEQ 5olItoi ppbnte
in 0tsn bic So4ter Oes 8erfdRers BET.
0us Drama fanb 8e;Iuu, oo4 puroe
audi osleQentliCh qe3iT6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-18
Cine Sur bel alien
5nait1iter -Gnutplaints
Gnienterie, SiarrbDe,
Cholera Wtprbus,

Surbiun, Siarr60s, Gbolsru ROrbu; obr fbm'rJs
taite 9ntleuuugsn Der GingtDciOs Drosn IN ID
9Riuutsn btboben 0urb RGoDaps Rtnoo Stltsf-
Refine GONG qeitiOn ooer Gutlinoung, tslns Hsfodt7
ole u0sr Wattiqteit bat Der 8tbrau6 non Naoiodp.s
G.aOD Belief i'm @efolee. Sreibtq Ootr lenSoO
9rOpfsn in einm balbcu Gldie g8ailtr turlrtn ;r
.tnpen Winutsn ardmpit, idursn UtaQtn, SooS
bremen. Sestrdntbeit, Wligrdn,, 8tarrboe, Solsn'
taie, Roiif @ldbuuqsu uno ale tnHerh4nS S~usr7
zen Gs 1T BON Qrob,r Hidtigtett oab itos fa'
milie 8aOipoo's ReaDD Relisi tets i'm odule bali.
SeNen Gsbrau6 pirb tets bel S9meL5tH ooer
Granfbeiten ieins g3riunQ befatt9en vs. JIltrE
Titt5 in Der g8eIt bag 10 raid ben 56mtI eeS
btbt ootr Der Rrantbeit Giubalt tbut, ple Eeooo
Rtlitf
no immcr tpiosmiibs Rruuib,ittn DOrbtrEi9sn,
tuie ffebtr, Spienttric, Cholera, Sutlutnld, sonar
ludfitbtr uno anous auttdsros Rrantbeittn plro
ReaoD gtelicf mad @ori9rift 9snommtn oos Sn1
item Dor bisisn @nfaueu bsDabrsn uno ben 9af
tienttu raid turren.
gR,iitnot ioQteu tets cine Glaits 8abnaps Hta'
bp Reliei init Fa iiibrtu. Giniqe Srop1en III
gDaHer orbtsn Grantbcit oOsr uebtlbetlno.n IN
Solg. gerduOtruno o,s WoHtrs. Gs ii bsHer, ais
frdns6fi6tr 9raHOp Ootr bitttrs UaeoIilnsn oosr
StimuIartien.
muaria in isinsn beri6isotner Gormsn :nrtrf
uuo o,rbittt Gs Qisbt tciH 6silrittd Der Wtlf
bas Ssicber unb Q9tbiefisbtr uno aae nnOsrsn Gt''
Der tim 9ercin nit RoouuD's Qacnl 70 RAID tu=
rirt mic Ro0tpun's Reaon Relief.
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Bur 3ed6tumg.

0aB bic Namen aller ganbioaten
fir bas 9lmt ais @ouperneur uno bic
Ndmsn aGer gmbibatsn fir Oels9aten
our bemotratilhen Staot glominaz
tions gonpention, Ioipie fir Die Sc
iebgsbungs Diltrifts Nominationsz
gonosntionen Big Donnerfa9,
ben 20. .Suli 1899, Nu4mittass 3 lbr,
Bel benz bemofratiIhsn Gampasnez
Stsbener Gomite i'm 3imnler gfr.
1O1, ,garrolltpn 9ptel," eingerei6t
aperben miihen, nit ben fir 1ol6e Gonz
oibatsn unb 9elegationen feItgeiestsn
SeitrGgsn, um bamit Die unter Dem
primdrlpablesieb n0tbiseu llnfoTtsn
fir bic primdrpabl gu be5ablen.
Cine llnterluf7lmtg in oieiem Safe
ipiirDe es Derhinoern, Die Namen BON
Ganbibaten unb Selegaten auf ben Of
fi5ielIen Stimm5ettel gu iebsn.
esameS g. Gprter,
Soriissr;
NSilliam S. 4prter,
Setretdr
bes bemofratil9sn Gampasnez@iebez
Rrz@omite's. 099-2OD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-18
liebelbefiuoen unS sdmerSen.

Beeeu Rupfptb, ob Utgrdn. obtr ntrpoits Ropis
u,b, 3abniueb, RturalQie, RcrO6ftdt uno 66ldfE
lofiqtett Rbtumatismus, Sutpeb, Stmer5tn unol
66ipdbc i'm 8idsn, Dem Riidqrat Obsr ben NttE,
rem g.i6pcrbsn in Der 9eberqeQtno, Stitenite5en,,
&ni6nelIunq Der gslerte uno Sdmerj.n lsoer Hri,
i6afft Die Npplifution BON Raopons Reaon 8es
fi.f ioforiot Grls6tsrurg uub oei'tn tortatisster
gebrou6 eiuies 9aae lang bsDertitsQigt cine per:
munente 6tiluuq. 9res 80 Gents. 3n bnben bsE
alien Npotbttern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-18
w YtQen.

stcts ;ubcrlaiiis, rein hesetabiIii@.
gOufdnbis eei6modlOs, ELEGANT a5'Tludtrt. abs
flbrsno, r.qulrenO rsiutgeno unO fIattietno.
Raonao's Q;llen jur 6,i!Gng dlr St6a
rurosn oes WaQens Der Giustutios, Der Ri,rtn,
9laie nerp0fsr Rrautbsitcr Don 5dFoHotlaHialsHs
9srfppfuuQ 6GmOrrboiocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-18
f. >f|fllIEll}
SinScrun9 Der ShmerSett
In cinem Muaeublife =.

9sbruu4sn Sic 8obtpuD's ReubG
8eIief bsi ben sriten 2lnaei4en ppm
Sdrrer5en ober unpdbFi4teit, tpenrr
cine ernItli9e &runtbeit i'm In8nge iits
Die 9eilung tpirb be4pertiteatgt faln,
ebe Der 6amilienar5t eiRtrtfft.
Ggbebebtoiea ar6Bteu 8msrBtu
in elmer bis 90 Mnuttn Refine Sefunos LANCER,
uabOtm Sic Oisis @n3ciVe gecien bUben, lOater
Sic S6msr3eu srtra9eH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-18
Migrdnr, frausnIsIOfn,
piIiOhtdt, llnufrOanlttsflt,
yp5pep6e, DfrItopfang
unb ausr ffberleiNsn.

TPau bsadt, oi. fotg.ubtn epmptomt, iotits N9
Bel Grtrauiuuqsn Der Y,roauuHgs ssErgan. ttnites'
len: 9eritppiune, iuuere 6dmorrbolosn, Siutana
6rono mad nem Ropf,, Sdurs i'm WGaen, nebeIs
iett, Soobrennn 4butjguHe gegsn Sptiitu,
66nsre i'm UaQeu, iGurts Iuifossu, osidDd4ttr
obtr ueridrttsr @srSiblag, Gu2iinoungen lumdut'
ipriuo,u oper Griidsn bei'm SjeGsu, 9si5nd1ie
9suttruit iTltaen ootr Gcrusbe por oenAussH, Gtts
ber uno oumpfer S5msr5 i'm ROpfs, atbmungss
geIdp.roen qclbs 6aut uuo @uqtH, Sbmsrltn In
Der Gcite, 9ruit uro ben @leoern, ploSlttss
uuftrsteu bon 6tse uno grtrueu i'm iSleiib.
Tebrsrs Soien r a m a 0'5 9 9ilttn bttrsieu
eos Spfem BON ben srpdbutsH StOrun9tu.
gr.is % Gents pro Sdudtsl. gu babtn ssi ais
len 4potbt,tru oosr per 9oft osrianot.
Nan f6reibs OIL s T. RaDpcp & 60, eod
Bog 365, R.tus9orf, um elm BUD nit Rat5f6lds
etr. %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-18

Die @atluge auF Den pbilippinen
Dur6 bic offi3ielIen Ocpei4en
sdn3li6 fulI6 bargeItsGt. - 9sz
neral Otis per{pri6t, milDere
Saiten auF5u3iefen. = 9eitiirz
5ung i6er bic Gnrbuuungen Der
GorreIponosnten in DuIbington.
- Sin 8eId0nigungsz9erIu6 Des
8sneralaOiutanten Gur6in,- &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-18

bes bemofratii9en Gampagnez@iebez
ner=@omite's. 199-2OD
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-01-06

r1gnv nor you 20 MAKE your letter car
siersid do double duty
What do you meani'' exclaimed tho
ofaciai.
why, we've got . carrier over our
way who 70 at u day and night"
..At WHAT"
why. be carries mails all day. and
then has an extra male to carry =
night"
The ofacial looked puzzled.
s'That's queer = he said. "I'llinquise
into Il" Then his face frightened up.
"Hold on he cried. what does
that night mail weight,
about nine pounds,'' mid the :eiti-
xen with . hoarse chnckle.
The ofhcial grinned.
"Guess he'll have TO- stand Il, !, hs
sajd. KS just short route, you
know."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-01-06
The Spanish Oath.

In Austria 8 Christian witness %
sworn before : cruci6x between two
lighted candles. and, holding up his
right hand, says - swear BY God, tho
Almighty and All Wise. that ! will
speak the pure and full truth, and moth
ing but the truth, in answer to anything
! may be asked by the court"
jewish witnesses, while ufing the
same words, add to their solemnity By
placing their hands on the page az :
Bible on which Il. printed the third
commandment.
A Belgian witness swears to be vera.
cious ii these words, 81 will speak the
truth, the whole truth, and nothing but
the truth; 10 help me God and all the
saints.'s
The Spanish oath - more elaborate.
The witness, kneeling ON his right knee.
places his hand ON the mcred book, and.
being asked BY the judge. "WiIl you
swear to God and by those holy gospel
to speak the truth to all you may be
asked?'' answers, Yes, l swear
Thereupon the judge says. "Then. Il
thus you do God will reward you, and
H NOT will require Of you." In some
parts Of the country the ceremony II
different. The witness forms . GROSS By
placing the middle of his thumb on thl
middle d his 1orefinger, and. kissing
his thumb practice which would
probably be very familiar to some Eng
lish wttnesses--exolaima "Bythisor0ai