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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-15
THE ANNUAL INDIAN POWWOW
Large Gathering of Redskins
Great Time" at Deca
tur, Neb.

Omaha, Neb., July 1O.-A special to
the lee from Decatur, NeD., saws:
The annual Indian powwow one ,al
at this place yesterday. This is m
Dl9 event among the redskins in tbis
part OF the country, and there were
large number on hand to enter nno,,
the festivities which will last for t,.o
weeks. Delegations from the Omabo
reservation and from some of the
south Dakota tribes have been comino
IN for several days, and there are NOT
Tess than 200 aborigines present. They
nave brought their tents along with
them, and these make quite a VILLAGE
pitched out ON the prairie. The bio
man is Yellow Smoke, and noted
chief, who resides on the Omaha rae,
erration, and the ceremonies are ha-
ing conducted near his lodge.
Chiefs and squaws take part in tbo
PoW"ow' and are having a great time
with their incantations and dances
mus far the Indians are peaceabIe
ana there is little probability of
trouble.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-15

Cleveland, o., July 1O.-During the
laying OF the cornerstone of Jewish
synagogue at the corner Of Woodlan /
avenue and jackson street, yesterday
afternoon, platform on which about
30 persons were standing fell, precip-
itatng most of them into pit below,
a distance of several feet. Fortunate
~ nobody was killed. Rabbi S. Drecbs-
Ter Rabbi Aaron Hahn and Judge j.
Bloch were quite seriously hurt and
boy named Samuel Chen had one leg
broken. The accident caused intense
excitement
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-15
The President and Gov. Roo,.,o,,

NJ FFeSIdeht and Gov. ROOSEVELT.
Washington, July 10.-Gov. Roose-
welt of New York came to Washington
saturday for a conference with the
president at the latter's invitation.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-15
A sAIL.srRETcHING OUTING.
The Americas Gun Challenger SUR
Prises aud rIeases Her Admirers
Speculation rs 10 the Result,

southampton July lo.-Naehting
circles in the solent were never more
excited than now over toe prospects
Ia The forthcoming race for the Amer
ba's cup between the Shamrock aud
Columbia Nuchtsmen can be seen in
all directions, and in southampton,
llythe, Calshot and Cowes the keenest
lookout was kept for the challenger
which il was known would stretch her
sutla
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-15
ON THE VERGE OF REVOLUTION
An Attempt to Circulate Six Million
Dollars in Paper Money Cause
of the Trouble

San Francisco. july 1o.-Prominan
citizens of Central America Iiyinr I,an,
claim IN bavo ,oasi,.,l '','',5 NJ
dicatino that Gua+or,ol, !. ~
1 verge of another eariors, ,,a,.,I,,.;.,.
President Cabrera,s attan,n+ - ~.
/ sG,0O0.oO of paper money into 49,,
Iation is the alleged ca,sa IS 49,
whole difficulty
1t is reported that M. To-, t..
do. the leader of the Iost na,..,. ~ - -,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-15

interest is now centered in the spins
with the Brittania, which will be ready
to-day for at least four encounters.
In yachting circles the opinion is gen
eral that the Shamrock will have to
beat the Brittania at least half an
hour considering the speed the Co.
Iumbla developed in the races with
the Defender.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-15

The British secretary of state for
war, the marquis of Lansdowne, in con-
Junction with the military chiefs. has
completed arrangements to dispatch
10000 to 10000 troops of all arms to
South Africa, in the event of matters
taking turn for the worse. 1t is
added that all the necessary arrange
ments have been made there for the
distribution of the troops on their ar
rival.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-15

In the race between rhe new yacht
Columbia and the old Defender. allied
on the 9th, over a triangular course
OF 30 miles, ten miles TO a leg. off
Sandy Hook, the Columbia won
by a small margin of three min
ufes and 50 seconds Hnoaicfal tfmel.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-15

An earthquake shock was felt at San
Francisco. ON the 9Th. and from reports
received from many sections of the
state it would appear that the vfbra-
tons were general No damage has
been reported. The vibrations we're
from east to west.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-15

The Savings Bank of ST. Paul Mimi,
established in ts65 capital staa,7ao
Thomas \. PreudergoSE president.
was compelled to close fits doors ON
the 9Th.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-15

The statement of the condition Of
The treasury ISSUED ON the Ith
showed Available cash aalance, s2sI,-
dj9, 5Jl, gold reserve, $2l2,3as,4 2g.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-15

among the clergymen who directed
the services or made conservation adj
dresses in the other churches were
Rev. DR., Charles f. jefferson, of New
York; Rev. VIM. Patterson. of To-
ronto; Rev. James L. Hin, of Salem.
Mass. Rev. James MurselI. of London,
England; Rev. Robert +. Spoer. of New
York; Bishop b. w. Arnett. Of Wilber-
force o.; Rev. John Pollock, of Glas-
gov, Scotland; Rev. DR.. John Henry
l}arrows, of Oberlin; Rev. John r.
Pounds, of indianapolis: Bishop Sam
ael FaIIows, of Chicago, and Rev. DIR.
Floyd w. Tompkins, of PHILADELPHIA.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-15

Mr.. Sheldon spoke optimistically Of
the signs of the time especially the
awakening of the social conscience;
better relations between employers
and employed; federation of the
church; movement toward civic right,
eousuess, and an awakening to the
stewardship feature of the Christians
lie, as 10 his money, time and talents.
The features of the afternoon were
crowded meetings for men and wom-
'n' exclusively, and a Sabbath observ-
ince rally
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-15


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28
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3eitungs 9rote1e gsgen bic omerifa=
niF6e MiIitGr @ernoltung, -
8snig 1nterI6ieo 3piT8en font
unb jebt. = 8efdnOige Gonftitte
apii6sa 6etruntensnSolOaten uno
Der qoli3ei.
6ubuna, 27. 4pril. - ga Dis
cufion" unb ,2a 2u6a" fubren i6ren
6eDertrieg gegeH bieMjlitdr 8erpalz
tung fort. 0as erItgenannte 8latt err
fart 6eute ebitorisq, e5 tonne fir @uz
ba feinen unteri6ieb Teben 3piT6m
peilanb @unopas unb @epler unb jeBt
McainRD unb 8rpote. r2a 2uda"
idgt, 3uolotp als W}ilitGr 9ouperz
neur DON 9apara Tsi ni6erftuIiig."
3pei amerttaniT4e Sngenieure, s..
6. 8udlep unb S. %. 0urFee, trefFen
arrangements fir ben 8au elmer ST.
Ien6d6n ponWlan3ani[Io na9 8aDamo,
um ben &o6ienz unb GiTenrei9i6um
Der YrObin3 Santiago gu erI4iieBer.
Die 9erren 9uff unD OeQinger, Ser
treter Der g9ennfblOunfa 8abn Sc
TeQI4aft" in @ubu, purben auf Der
Songo 8a6n bur6 bic GrploTion eli
nar Qpfpmotibe er6sblic1 berleBt.
8ur8 Dor Mfitterna6t fam es i'm
Safe gllegria i'm Stuott6eil 9eoubo
oeuerbings gu elmer 9riigelei 3piT6en
SolOaten unb 9oli3iTten. Die grHez
rem lparen, pie iibli9, 6eEruntsn. Sic
IeBten Ii9 gelpattTam in ben 8eIiB Der
2if0r 6faF6en bes Safe Wirt6e5,
unb dis bic 9oli3et auF Der gilbfld4s
erT9ien unb S6redT9ufe in bic Suit
feuerte, bsganaen Iie bic Poli3iIten nit
ben SldI9en gu bear6eiten. 0ieRu6ez
If0rer entfumen bis ouf einen, ben bic
ppli8ei 6ei'm &ragen na6m. Dor bem
Gamp bes 2. Qlrtiaerie Hegimentes
riB aud er Fi6 los uno dls Die 9pii3iz
iien ibm in's Eager fol9en pollteu, Derz
pebrte i6nen Der Wd4tpoIten ben Sim
tritt.
General 9ome3 unb feline 8erQf6er
6aben an ale cubanif6en Gommdnz
beure 2lofragen be3iigfi9 ber 9ln5abt
t6rer 2eute geT4idt, oa @eneral So
meg Der QnTi4t 1T, baB ni6t me6r als
10000 Mann gu einem Nni6eil an ben
100000 bere6tigt Iinb. @rpBe
Na9frage 6errTht na6 9epe6ren, De-
rem Smpprt i'm Sunuar bsr6oten tpurz
be, ou tein gubdaer als Solodt anerz
fannt perOen fpG, Der ni6t elm Sc
nehr dufpeiIen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28
glnfl elm phndlmurA in @ear0ia.

Qee5burG 8u, q. QpriL -
Der Ieger Wlit9eG Daniel puroe
6eute in Der NG6e bon bier ais 2ei4e
auF eirsm 8ege gefuuDen. @ein 8Ors
Der mar bpn bislen 8ugeln bura6pbrt.
Die 8eriiber Der Shat iinb nod ni4t
6etdnnt. Daniel unO oeridieoene an
oete gsger batftn tiir3Ii4 Oro9ungen
9egen Die 6umilie 2aramore uno ans
6ere 0eiBe uu8QeIioBen, neil oieielben
an einem tiiHI;h bier polI3ogenen
2pn69eri6t bst6e;yigt gepeIen iein
folen. Dor etpa elmer 8o4e bsrfuHz
ten orei NeQer, in OdS 3immer Der
6rau Dm, Qardmort ein5uorin8en,
Quein Die Sulferufe Der 5rau brd9ten
Na6bdrn 5ur Steue, unO Die gleger,
unter tpel9sn Iih Daniel befunoen bdz
ben fo1, entfloben. Dor etli6en Soz
aen feuerten unbetdnnte PerIonen
me6rera S6uFe in ou5 Dobn6aus Der
Sumilie Qdr1mOre db.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28
Sehs OnlDitdlcr rrtrunfrn.

8ictprio, 9. g., 27. 2lpril. -
2luf Dam gbiidipege aus bem goloenen
Norben iinb feds &lonbifefa6rer BEL
benz 8sriuds, ben Siftb Mfes Greet
5u bur6I4reiten in ben StrpmI6ne[z
len ertrunfen. Die J2unea Der Ser
unaliidten iinb ni4t ernpittelt, ibre
9ei9en pur0en BON ben reiBenoen
Sslutben binpeggei4penrmt. Gin
&lonbifsfabrer, Der in Stuguab anqez
Idngt lift, bringt SunOe bon Dem trauz
rigen @4idfal Der feds 9oCbiu6er.
Del @erqngliidben fOIlen reifc gplbene
@9GBe 6ei ii4 sefiiArt 9a6eh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28

gBai6in8ton, .. g., 27. 2tpril.
- Ia6ite6snoe 0epef6e 1T Dem SLOT
ten6sparknlsnt pom 2tomiral 8duB,
8sFeblsbaber Oe5 4reu5ers rP4lld0el>
pbiu" 5ugegan9en:
Q(pid, 13. 2lpriJ (pia audlanb,
g2euTeelano, 27. 2lpriO. - In Den
sFlottenIetretdr in DaIbington.-Smz
pfanQ Der 9epeIden pom q. N}dr3
unO 2. 2(pril lit biermit beT4einigt.
So6len Iino nibt in 2lpid gu erlungen,
fonosrn mHFen aus 2lufldno beItellt
perosn. @o1itdnoiqs Gu6e 6erriAt
isBt bier. Sd bin ni6t a89refIiO gez
gan bic W}ataafu HebGuen, beIhuBe
ieoo6 ods dmeritaniine 8onIulat, DdS
umeritanii6e Gigerthum uno Die 0ur4
Gnti6aiourq bes Sberr;9ters &bams
bsrs eingeieBte IampaniI6e Regierun8.
(8e3ei6neD 8auB."
0ds SSlottenoepdrtement pertiinbet,
buB es arrangements getroffen bat,
um 3auB nit &o6len gu beriorgen,
uno buB berieIbe binnen ipenigen "a
gen einen nsuen 8orrat6 er4alten
nirD.
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(MeitercS iiebe 3. Seitc.
6.irnm 81 Qnnfmnnn

= Sirdm 9. 8aufmdnn, friiber
9iitrtttsautpdlt bon 8erts Gountp,
pa., tpurbe in Qepsgort als SuTti3z
flii4tling berbaftst unb miro an bic
PennIDlOanier 8ebDroe altsgsliefert
tperben. Gr iit beI4ulOigt, iBm an=
pertruute Nd6laBgelber i'm 8etrage
BON $948 beruntreHt 81 babeR4
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9;e eemssratii9en Gaubthaten
fRr bic
Wunisipoi WabI am 2. Meat 1899.

Gin Iassri
Shomas 0prDnn 6Gpes.
Gar @rdfssut ess ,tpsitsa etaStrat&sa saHasss;
Gfippitb WiImer.
Cur StaotsGDatrOfeur.
eSames 8. Smttb.
:, Esmofrotiib. 6taOtratbss
Cir bta erfen &atbsspsig
1. BarS - Siaiab Q. Suits.
2. Bore - Ebpmas snbler.
8. Barb - Sacpb o. Mpfes
4. 8urb - Charles &. 2amnr.
3. 8arb - Spbn $. Sprft.
G. @arb - George a6nis.
z. Bare - George 6. MilIer.
8. @arb - MnSretp S. RreIler.
9. @arb - 0eprge g. Reinbart
10. @arS - sSraneis e. 9onnelI1.
IL. 8aro = Spbn &. Gunslar.
~. 8arb - gSm. Starr 8epbart.
IS. 8arb - SEQ. Steiuart Srpfpn.
IA. 8arD - MnSrefu :. 8arrDn.
IS. 8arb - g. %. @atts.
l6. 8arb - g.. 6. @iliDn.
IL. 8ars - Spbn g. sDrb.
is. @arb Goan $. WDrgnn.
ls. Barb - sspicpb &. Ste;nafer.
20. @urb - TreSeriff Mesenbarot.
81. 8aeb - 9r. S. 8. Stprris.
22. 8aro - eSacpb 6. @auer.
%. 8arb - 9. 3. espbnion.
"a. @aro - Spbn 9. Cabin.
Cir BEN ;nsitsH 8tutbg3psis.
/. Dilirltt - Spbn Subert unO
= Souls %. Sieter.
2. 9iitrift - Spbn Wpblan unb
Sas. g. 6uptpn.
8. Diiirift - Wai. %. W. Senable D.
Mpies %. ssranf.
q. Difirift - Sr. eSames q. Sintbts
cum unO @arrD s. 2in-
oemat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28

Berlin, 27. 2lpril. - G8 tpirb
6eute bier berfinbet, OuB 9rdIiOent
Mc8inlep geitern ben beutiasn Bot
I6after Or. b. 6o[le6en empfing unb
babel ieiner MiBbiGigung Der 4sube@
runden, lpel6e Gdpitdn Gpg6ldn bonn
8reu3er rRaleig6" gelegentIi9 zines
am leBtsn Sreitag QbenO in glep@YOrt
ftattgafunbsnen 8dntetts ma6te, 4u8@
oru6 per1ie6. 3ugIei9 eriu6te Der
8rGIibent Den 8ptifafter, ben 8aiier
Wil6elm unb oaS oauff6e 8olt Ieiner
(U}c4inleb's) freunbi4aftli4en 8slin=
gungen gu DerTihern.
S5olqenbe tpsitere GrtlGrunqen tperz
ben auf bp6e NutoritGt gema9t:
,8eine Gorreiponoen3 in 8e3ug auf
ben &apitdn Gog6lun lit 3piT9en Der
amerifanii4en 9eIanbti61ft unb Der
beuti9en Rsgierung getpe4Ielt DorOen,
unb bic Qffaire pir0 als dbgeI6lpfen
betru4tst, iopeit 9euti4IanO in Be-
traht fommt.
n@us Samoa anbetangt, 10 Iinb bic
0epeiden beS Gdpitdns S60nFelber,
8efebls6uberS be5 &reu3ers n5aIts, "
pel6e Die freunof9lFtli9en 8e3;e9unz
cen 3tpH6en ben beutf6en Sffi3;ersn
auf Samoa unb Denienigen Der 6eiosn
anberen Nldnte 6eIdreiben, nit Sc
nugtbuung bernommer tpprber, OBJ
g.si4 Tie o6ne 3tpeifsG Den oeutI9en
SenfationsblGttern, nel6e bier cine
triegerif6e St;mmung gu er3eugen
beriu4ten, in0em lie Den Qomiral
&uuB ais einen rD6en arrpgartan Sic
gel OariteGten, ni6t re9t 9efausn nsrz
psn. SSm 2l(lqemeinen berri9t Ser
trauen duf biz neuernannte Sum0uz
GomrnifIion, uno bas 0eutf9a augz
Ddrtige Qmt, iOpis bic britii6e uno
biz dmeritdniide 8OtI4aft gratpLiran
ii4 oa3u, baB lie ieBt nieosr eini9e
3eit auf an0ere 5ragen bertpenoen
tonnan.
r9inlihtli9 Der l1ebertrag1ng Der
ilnterb1nblungen um einen Reciprocis
tdtSs8ertraq mad Berlin Iinb Der dmez
ritaniiAen Qeqation nod feline Wfitz
t6eilungen gema6t pproen.
(WeitercS iiehc 3. $eitc.l
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tette arnBe
Repmblikanilhe
attaI1enuer lantntlmlts
Der Gattpagtte.
&
Ginf Alammntb> >Duppflufrlamm
H1n1tk>Bnue
Mmiits9alle>YlaSa
Samtfas A6eno, 20. Rprtf.
Spnsert int Sreten
bpn Der Great Sputbern Sauo.
Spnsert i'm Snbitpriitnt
bpn 9rpf. ssarion'S Sapcile.

ST.. Sbepnore 5nnper fibrt bcnGuriib.
- Rebner -
g(9t5. @m. 8. Moliter.
@9tb. 9eo. 8. Mellington, :
gl6tb. Bouts 6. Mc@omaA
@atb. 8ebIter Oabis,
@Gligsstfretdr beg Snutrr, r
2l6tb. S. 9. 8. 5inolaA
Sr. 9eo. 81. 9aitber,
Q(6tb. 8biQips See 9olbs6orOug6
Sr. Wm. so. Marine.
Ql9tb. Spbnep 6. M}upa
Q(6tb. 9abib 6. Did,
9(6t6. u. 2incoln 0rDben.
9(6tb. s. Gootnpon 8opo,
Ql9tb. 8ufus %. 9lpplegart9.
Oberit s. 6rant Supple,
2(9tb. Gbarles 81. S4irm,
W1uior 9enrD Sorbert,
2l6tb. Sscar 8. 9uinlan,
Wtajor 81. M. 9onond.
M9t6. @anuuel g. 5orb,
Q(9tb. SboS. 9arron,
2l9tb. @ep. M. g3uium,
Q(9tb. Wm. s. Stone,
6r. 2eon 6. 9reenbaung
Gapt. $. Glap geaill,
Sr. S. @riFfin Sall,
6r. 9urrp g. Cummings.
Sr. Stepben 81. MaTon,
6r. G6as. s. Morfeq.
Sr. 9enrp 8rOning,
9r. Senrp Brent,
SberIt S6eo. Gang,
Sr. Somes 8bitebouTe,
Sr. g. Ml. Gboate,
9r. Sobn Mc5ouG,
Sr. s. 9enrp Batter,
9r. Wm. $. Gpr,
O6erIt geo. 90. 5. @ernon,
6r. @arner Wtc9uinn,
9l4tb. 8m, 5. 8r0ninG
6r. SanrIel Sing,
2(6tb. Jrant 6. @a6ter,
2t4tb. @aI6ingtpn MillinIon. =
Die @dQerien finb fir 9dmen uni
beren 9egleitung reIerOirt.
Sun auftrass bes repuBIitanften @tobtzgomite's
Sllfreo S. Sd)ul5,
Soriiker.
Seni 9t. gbpmpfDm,
Q1S-9) Setretdr.
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SpesieIlcr nno percmtDriId1cr
Auktionszi1erkaut

pun rpertbpplen ,irseIifeinernen 9sobnhduiern
Hr, 2426 -2S-30-3322- -36-
$40 Ii. AZ, SfzpreItonzStr.
ERarmprsSrtppen uno 9sr,isruu9en, 6Orrioor,
0saD beibsg uno taltes QGafer. Ssots SruUorud
bat cine frunte pon "A 6ub bel elmer 2tete o0n
70 sub. G}runojins il SO Slelelben Deroen
iGmmtlidb an Crt UNI Stelle Osrfautt an
/. samffas. 29. apriI. Tadmttass llbr.
aeaen Saar an BEN bpdbffen Steter.
Serner:
g1r. 1900, Miltonz9lpenue,
,,peiftDfioes sieesIfreintrnss 8obnbaus, GrunOfif
ron Is fsub Sront,, 30 Sub 8isfe. @runOiins $55.
Hr. 1902 - 4 4-6-8-10-12-14
-16-18 unb 20, WailtoneIDe.,
.ptif0tios ;teoelft.nerne @obubGuier, ale utOoerz
nen Standardization. gruroitid IA bel 80 6uB.
@runolins ie $50.
g1r. 1922, MiltonzMpenue.
,fp,ifSfiosr 9ooen uno g8uhubaus. 8runDfid Is
b,i so fus. Grunoius $55
9eOineuneeu: Eaar. abioluter Strtanf GIne
anjabluns BON so auf ieOes @aug tuirO bsi'm 9er=
faufe ntrlangt.
a. 9. - Sis Tstntral42uit' fubrt an Der 5rOHte
Der @ruRofids bOrbsi.
8. q. Strtfa D, gutti0rator,
Q18-9 gr. l04. los II. lo6 2awsSuilOiEa.
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THE BALTIMORE TRUST
AND GUARANTEE co.

9apitaI .s5OO,0 GOO,
tIeberidbuk.. ...................S45O.O 600,
Gfe Salnert: unS eSapette.Strake,
permtetbet fitbere Deb often. ebditsr
in ibreu seseu Stuer uns Siabreher gefiGeIten
GefpolbeH.
siun1t @e6sr oIs D;poiitum sRtsescu, bic @bs6s
auf Gi4t uHteriuOrIsu ftHb uEo belabIt Sinien aut
tdalihe Sinrsen.
Sritt aIs 1tfamentsponffr RahIcspernaEtsr,
9rltce, Esrnuue II. I. p. auf ebsuio oIs GernaLtsx
uEttr Sppethta.
utbsrtrasuuss asenten una Rssifrotsren BON
Gfictten uRe ObIisatipntn.
utterHiuult ois gintaifiruns bon gintemneu. DIE
ssenesn, gtetbsn u. |. u. uno isrst fur pluftII1e
gusiabluns esyitIsen.
Robert @. Tdpfefeu, BrdFbeEt.
Sssis ,%as 3. Z; ssrtIsti. sasti siss'EraTssHtsH.
@bds. RS. 8ders GtfTetaS uns 66Gsuttfers
(Ra22,1SE&G3
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Grnke
ne,ttnkratilh)e
NlnITe,tuerIa rIansntlm,tg

,,@s,iif-Saae"
beute,
sSreitas, 2S. 9(pril, 9tbenbs . atbr.
- Rsener
N9tb. Sbpmds g. 5apes,
gl9tb. WiQidm pinfnep Wbpte,
9t4tb. Sobn g. poe,
9r. Sduc 2obe Straus.
Or. Senrp gRtniams pirb bic geriammluna
iur Crenuns rufen une
grsRtdter Gtfber een Boris fiibren
SIN guftraqe bes Setotr. Gampaone=Gomites
aames -. 6prter. Soriisenoer.
I17-S) aBm. q. @orter, Sefretdr,
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Cine Wurnung unb Elm
RHffeI fiir Raub.

III ISl ~ u 3.
Daf6ington, n, .. g., q. 4pril.
- gs lit fir ungemefen era4tet NOR
ben, ben 6rn. 4bmirul &duB gu erz
mubnen, fiinftig6n feline iol4e alberz
nen 8rieFe me6r gu I9reiben, lpie ben
qeIiern ber0fFentli6ten an feline 5rau
Bale in Cincinnati, ooer penigItens
oafiir gu forgen, baB bus @ei6reibiel
ni6t in bic Seffentli9feit bringt. Sin
S4reiben, tpel6es i6m oieie 8ornung
ii6ernpittelt, lit bereit5 geItern an tbn
dbqeQQnQen. SbeoretiIf fam Elm
8rief ME oerienige be5 2lbmiralS an
Ieine GpuIine, nur als eine PriDatmitz
tbeilunQ betrd6tet nerotn, ullein penn
berfel6e Der0ffentli9t tpirb, 10 muB Der
S6reiber nj4t8 betp ipeniger Die Sol
gen tragsn. SSm Safe be5 Oberri4>
ters Chambers, beHen 8ruber betannt@
lid eir S9reiben bes Sberridters berz
0FfentGi9te, tpeI4eS bic 9suti4en duF
@dmpd in b08ft fIegel6dfter Weiie
Derunglimpfte, tpsroen li6erli4 eben@
Faqs na9t6eiliqe 6olgen fir Den
S9rai6er ertpa9fen. ObgIeid5 Der
8rieF Elm gripati9reiben mar, muBte
oas Staotsoepartement benno4 na6
Der 8er0ffentli6ung rotbgebrungen
Npti3 bon Der Sbutia9e nebmen, oaB
oieie 8er0ffentIi6ung bic g}iiBljAteit
Des 6rn. Sberri6ters duf Samoa me-
ientli9 berminbert bat unb feline 8eis
be6aItung i'm 2lmte na6 Der 8econz
ftruffion Der Reqierung SamOa'5
b0df unna6riheinljd ma4t.
og6Gun'8 8ernei5 btet b t
qe9eim.
8o1binqtpn, 9. g., 27. 4pril.
- sym F(ottenbepurtement nurbe
6eute ofFisieu erflGrt, Der 8ertpeiS,
tpeIhen GupitGn Gpg6lun pegen feiner
tiir3li6en g1iipeIei er9ieli, petDe n;4t
ber0ffentli6t perben, ba es Ii4 UNI
cine rperf0nli6e2(ng 6anole,
gu oeren @er0ffsntli6ung ba5 9eparz
tement tein Re6t babe. Wenn inbeIz
len Gogblun iel6It bas S4riftitid
ber0ffentli4en pDlIe, 10 ftebe ibm
ni9tS i'm Deqe.
81 c 6 tnIep's 8 Sreunb | 6 a t
Fl r QniFpr DRiIhPl m
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Sat ibm ihplt,
Gin 2tGfFer fit ROmitaf &ant
3ufiinitig mnF ncriclbc DOriidltt9cr
in Der GprrcipunScrS init ictner
Spmiine icin.

5ogblan'5 8ertpeis nirO ni4t ber0fs
fsntliat, mel! i'm Oas Glottens9ea
partemsnt ais rperTDnti4e 2tn9s.e>
gen6eit" cradtei. - Mc8inIeD's
6reunOT4afts @erIiderungen fir
9eutI6lanb. - gteue gld4ri4ten
aus Samoa. - Me6r uLberner
0natffJ aus ben betannten AaeI>
len ii6er bic llnltrie6e Der b0Ien
9eutIden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28
Sto fettnen
GU Inn

Gasf. e,,c. @. 9drfsr, @s.nt Der seinS.rt6ut'
Geieni6aft,H iogt saS Or. 6arti,s feline Ss5tsr IA
iiUsi Mtenattn bon snem Ssidbrigsn aaiarrh eel!t.
Girits mar Dor pitr Sabreu. Rein Radtah len
ieHer 3ft. Gin flarsr Gtipeis iR oitlsm gale.
SOC. far bic GOHiuitatisn.
Nr. 311, Hpro=1oca=StraRe.
(SftlAS, S&Sa
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SSuiepb 4adaro, ittt.,
Charles =. SUnapartc,
&Uaer 0S. Sui,
Charles Wfprris SDfparS.
Scmrp 0S. 0Sillinms,

Spe3iul Gomite.
@utge6eiBen uno psrDffentli4t i'm
Q(uFtraQe bes Gretutib Gomite'8 g}az
mems Der 8altimDrer 3efprm 2iga.
Charles Wfprrts 9ptuarb,
SRfretGr.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-03-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.

BARGAINs-Two Organs and one Piano,
very little used Will be sold cheap, if taken
soon. L. G. WILSON, Morrisvillp.
Music Vocal and Instrumental Instruc-
ton. Beginners a speciality.
Mrs. Il. E. CowLEs, Morrisvle. Vt.
For DALE -ThreeSap Holders, Sap Spouts
and Nails, two tin Sap Pals, two wooden
Sap Pals, cheap for cash.
A. A. NILES, Morrisville, vt.
We have a few new Tiger Horse Rakes
also, Eureka and Uncle Sam Plows, which we
will exchange for good green block wood.
MoRRIsVILLE FOUNDRY Co.
Yes it is hard to understand how nice fresh
crackers can besoldfor 50 90 per barrel, but
do it just the same, and they are full count.
Another large shipment just in.
II. WAITE, Morrisville vt.
MEssER EYE SPECIALIsT.-Hi prescription
glasses work wonders with the eyes. Perfect
fit makes perfect sight. Have fitted the best
people in town. Consultation free. Office on
Wolco6t street, Morrisvile, Vt.
For SALE.-The Whitcomb house on Cher
~ Avenue MOrrisville. Price low. Liberal
amount carried on mortgage if desired. Good
notes or other property will be taken in eX-
change. c. FL. A. STAFFORD, Morsisville.
Farmers, save your -four barrels. Page
pay cents cash, each, for -four and sugar
barrels with only one head. if clean; or he
will give you so lbs. of FertiIizing Salt for
each barrel, delivered at his Hide House in
Hyde Park before February Is. This is an
excellent way to get your FertiliZing Salt He
wlll give 100 lbs Green Cut Bone for Poultry
for Is Barrels.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-03-01
Masonic Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the 18th
Masonic district will be held atJeffer-
sonville, Wednesday, March s. The
NJ. W. Grand Master, d. N. Nicholson,
W. Grand Lecturer, Chas. c. Miller
and other Grand Lodge officers are
expected.
AT 2:30 o'clock. p. M, a lodge of M.
NJ. will be opened by the officers of
Warner Lodge, No. so, and the r.
A. degree conferred by the same. A
portion of the lectures of the L. A..
and F. c. degrees will follow. At 5
O'Clock lodge will be called from labor
to refreshment. At $50 O'Clock lodge
will be called from refreshment to
labor on the Third degree and the
Grand Lodge officers will be received
with grand honors. The NJ. NJ. de-
gree will be conferred by officers of
the Mystic Lodge. No. Sc, H. w.
Barrows, w. NJ, followed by correc.
tions by grand lecturer. Short ad-
dresses will be given by Grand Lodge
officers and Others. After the close
of the lodge banquet will be served
to which all are invited. District
Deputy L. G. Moody has the matter
in charge, and is making arrange
ments for a first-class meeting. 1t is
hoped that train arrangements can
be made so that parties from this end
of the county can go and return by
rail.