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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-03-04

State of Montana,
County nfCascade.

state OF Montana,
County of Cascade,
To II. G.. KlenZe, his heirs or assigns:
You are hereby notified that the Undersigned
your co-owner, has in accordance with the pro
visions OF section 1874 of the Revised Statutes
of the United States and the amendment there
to approved Jan. 22 1880, concerning annual la
Dor upon mining claims, performed labor and
made improvements to the value OF one hundred
dollars $4,000 in representing for the year 1898
the Chippewa quartz lode mining claim, situate
in Montana [unorganizedl mining district, Cas-
cade county, state OF Montana the location GER
tificate OF said mining claim being filed for rec
ord on bage 5I7 In book OF lode locations in the
recorders Office of Meagher county, Montana, on
asy q, 1895: that the above expenditures were
made to hold said premises under the provisions
Of section 2,Sa, revised statutes of the United
States.
And unles. you contribute or cause 10 be con-
tribuied within ninety days after the service OF
this n)tIce by publication upon you, your pro
portion of said expenditures together with the
cost of this notice, all your right title and In
terest in and to the above named claim will be-
come the property of the undersigned, your co
owner, who has performed the work and made
the required expenditure thereon.
]. e. Collette.
| Dated at Neihsrt, Mont Feb. 13, 1899.
First publication Feb. 49, 1899.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-03-04

To date, the only criminal case in
the district court for the March term
is that of the state versus Joe Black.
This dearth of crooks is unusual and
may be accepted as evidence of NOR
al and psychical growth in Cascade
county.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-03-04

The war with Spain is just begin
ming to interest the country, = with
the storm center transferred from
Santiago to Washington.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-03-04

In the public libraries of Montana
are 143,ooo books. 1t is said that
O. M. Holmes of the Great Falls
News wrote one of them. 1t must
be peach.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-03-04

s'Montana is full of raw material" :"
says the Great Northern Bulletin.
And its editor had just been visiting
session of the present Legislature.
Do you wonder at his conclusions?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-13
Nus Cuba.

6apana a, II. Sss. = Die 2s6rsr
in 9apana bub:n on Sensra5 Sroots
cine 9st;iion geri6let, in oeren Ser
lauf lie UNI GrbObung ihrer 9ebdltsr
ouf $125 uno in ben aroeren 9aupt=
nGo!sn gu61's auf 500 pro MonaI
erFuten. Qlsris 6. 5rpe ouge9en,
Supsr:n.:noeni Der cu6aaii den Sfu=
len, be6auptst, oaB Die cubonif9en
2e6rer purhFhniItrid better 6s5a9.t
p:rp:n, ats 2sbrsr DTfsrllider Sduz
len in irseno einsm 2anos Der Wslt,
bd }s rd9rsno Der aan5en II Monats
b:s So9rss 6eslllt perosn.
I'm einsr Gonpention bon 0eie9d=
ten Der guban 2eaaue un0 Der Na=
tional<parlei, peide beute in 9dbuna
aboabaiten nures, puroe Der Dor
IGla9 bon 9Dup. gropts, eins psz
titipn sin3ursphsn, OuB Die Mapurs
buu9 birstte 0olfsabitimmung ssz
paHat tuerosH EoaterL glis0srasItimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-13
6cinrib 9eine,

Seute por bunoart Sa6ren puroe
Seinrid Seine in 0uheloorf gsborsn.
@enn er BON li9 iaet, rbub er in Der
Neuia6rsnadt 1900 geboren purOe,
uiIo elmer Der erlten Mdnrsr bieiss
Sahr9unoerts 1par," 10 iagts er oas
nur. UNI Ti6 intsreHant gu MAIDEN;
bod ielblt tpenn IS ipa6r getpsi len, 10
fisl ieir 9eburtstag INNER nod i'm bus
borige SaGrbMaoyrt. Sn elmer 9lnliht
,1atte er a6er bod He6t. Seine lit entz
ftisoen Elm Mam bss 10. Sabrbunz
oerts, sr fat gar nSd)ts pon benz Is.
Sa5r6unosrt an Ii6; pdbrsnb feline
8~sifgsnohen, Die S6lesel5 Ii. g., nod
gang in ben InI9auungen oes Is.
Sdbrbunosrts itsdten.
Osu gaoiegansn Wiiroigung bes
Oi9tsrs ourd q. Srtmunn i'm lebten
Sonntaesblatte Hlbsn mir eisentli6
ni9ts bin3usufissn, mir mD9ter nun
under 3sugnib ben 'pisIen unparm an
rei5sn. Ois beuti6e Sugeno 1sit 1880
lit Seine gu sroBem Dante perpfliatet;
Ct bat na4baltissr auf isins 3sit elm
aetpirft, als Elm babies 0uberto &lai=
iiter BON Gotta's 9nuoen, uno isin
Ginflub pirtt nod beute fort, troboem
Bieiss in ieinen 'Sfriftsn our4 biz
Wanbaungen Der 3e!t anfdngt, unper=
ftdnbli9 gu tpercsn; ia, bsrialbe 5iebi
bur9 ue~beriebursen tn fremos Spra=
hen INNER tpeitere &reife.
Gs it ri6tig, bab in r%eiferen Sab
rem piete feiner Saaen penigsr an=
fpr.d)en, als bel Der Sugenp, ober oass
felb< fam man uu9 BON aroersn De:
aii6mtbsit.n fussm; es lit idon pisl &C.
fagt, bab Iia 10 bel bon 5eine uuf be,
SkrfldAe bebauptet; msbr 9sins'6t
Qieber {ino 8olfalisber gelpopOen, al:
bon irgenb einem unoeren Si4ter
feline Sugenopsrte n2e @rano" uni
bic NelfsbilDsr, feline seiltipriibsnosr
Mbhanblungsn iibsr bic rpmantiidI
G9ule pirb Semanb INNER ,pieOsl
Iefen f1nnen, ner lielt buge9en beut.
nod @0tbe's .SStulienifde Reiie,'
RlositOd's .Msjllaos." Seam gauls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-13

Sumpnafsn, Deer Gabensr's Satpre1.
Nuh 2ihhr fhrisb intersRant im1o
eeiifrsid, ober als Profaster muHen
mir Seine u6er ieoen itelIen. er ipuroe
BON lrerNigen errsiht iar,o big iebt farm
i~ibsrtrofIen. Hidt IN ieinsn 8er1en,
10 edit uno gut aud mands iu,b, t5eet
feline Stdrts, ionosrn in isinsr unperz
sleidii6Nr prpia Sn 0:sier f;nbet
ii9 msFr posIa, als in olsn Shrifteu
bsutidsr aldiIrter ber erfen 96.fte Deg
Is. Subrhunoerts. Sn ben lebten
Sabrsn {ino in Dautidlano psridisz
oens S6r;ftsn auF Dem Gebiss Der
pplsmif erittsnen, mir nsrlalsn 3. g.
nRsmbronot ats &r3ieher," rW1snsr
als @r5isbsr," r9Dusnbrsup6sl ats @rz
sisfsr." usber n9eine als Grsisher"
l;sBs ii9 riel SntsreH antics i6reibsn.
Weidsr Slngsre 6dite nidt periuat,
linn na93uabmen? Sreili6 sebt es bas
nit, tpie BEL Dem Wsttbeipsrb Der esnpz
ti1fsn 3aubsxr NIT Moies' uno
4arcn's 3aubsrtiin1tsn. sic tonnten
ibne StGbe in SbIangsn pertpanoeln,
10 gut pie bic Mdrnsr Ssboua's; fs
fonnten Sr0ifs uno 9eui9rscsa Der
bsisrubsrn, tpis bjsIe; uts absr Moies
2duie uno SiObs mu6te, iasten Iis
t!e!nluut: rSus 1T 8otiss Singer"
2Gufe uno 5l0be beiBsn utpb itsden,
Seine's 8eris ossekiasn; aber 5piz
Ihsn benz SiB sinss tp0sn 9unoss unO
zines elseanten 5lp3s III po9 Elm gro
Fer rnterIhRO.
Die pis eirs bOis SsudR ourd bic
Gambler aiebsnoe Suosn9sbs Fat Dem
Nniebsn Ssins's ein:9en Ibbrua &C.
tbar. uno bisls Diiroigurssn Ses
Didters lino NIT i%ausrIiboiGen
rtpenn" unb vaber" pe~rfiuuiulirt; es
pirO uber fir Jpn bic 3eit tOmmsn, oaB
1singilb lpieosr feEfsr 1tra6lt, unb tpenn
einmal bic &laiIitermdde Gotta's sin
iibsrtpunbener Stunopuntt 1T, ounn
niro man als bie beut1fsr 8lu1Iifer
pss Sabr5unoerts @Dtbs, S9iaer uno
Seine rtenrlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-13

un1er nsuer oemofratlz
F6er Sirge-m:iIte srhdlt in ongefebsz
ren osutIdrsn 8lditern bss @sItsns
folgenbss Bob: nrSoltimors fat einea
una66dn8igen 0tmotraten suaGUeopor
aetpdblt. Gr fsibt 9upes uno Ifeint
,pirttidb Elm brapsr Mabor gu Iein,
nGnli9 ni9t aIetn isinen Ie1tBerunz
gen 3ufo9gs. ~ionbern audi nad le;nem
rHecorb." gr min pdhreno leines
Mmtstermins bic Yolitif aus Der
@tabtpsrtraltung bou Itdnoss fern6alz
TEN. Seine NngeItsltsn loaen Wdnnsr
fem, psIf,s ni6t a1ein fdbig iino. 1onz
bern audi zen ern|ten WiQen BADEN,
fir bas SutsrsTe Der Stabt 81 tpirfen.
Nann Elm NngeIts0ter iein Int miBz
braudt. um Dos Sntsrehe Der einen
coer anosren Yurtei gu fDroern, 70
1oG er, na9 Der Meinung oss 9rn.
Sapes, abgeIebt psrosn, urto er Tast
uusoriidG;t. psnn Der Gbef zines De-
partemsnts einen folden IngaItsaten
nid1t a6Iebt, 10 pirb er i'm, ben Inges
ftentsn. ielbf obisben. @r MID Iopo5l
Demotraten, als au4 &epubtifaner
onftsnen, lnb bieIslben io1sn Die beItsn
8iireer Der 5tuot fem. Jerner min 81
Fs(bf Manor isin unD feline Maht BIN
ter benz Strone butoen. Ore Nngez
ffenten IolIsn gang alsin benz 9olt bic
men II. I. IN. Ob 9r. 9apes bieIs feline
Sosale pobl gil Derpirfli4en i'm
@taroe 5ein pirb? 0as gdbe einmal
Elm YeiIptel. Sin Wapor bonn S6logs
bss 6rn. 9apss t9ut jeoer Staot
npth.m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-13
Sabn.
rest in frott am ]. Ctiesr lTy'
Sla, ptrlcTtu 0irtrsStntion, :rs folst:

X I n " " u - N
Stat StrlcTtu 0irtrsStc:ion, DH toIgt:
idlltD
43O qpcra,us-GOtzSmgsulus, S4tptltn:t X .
gp. .Pl6ns NM ZEN SI3:u, aasg;nominta G'na'
toag Der n. Bath Gbdm5er5bUrg Ltl'l'hs'
Sura uuo 05:ubstsr
SGqli6, Sorr'ag5
10 fmo~r'as-Qori g. & 6.sSip.. @~las'.'i: ef'
lid uou rmo.psS,uo,, Gagltkt: uao % L -
80 4loro,as-oaug.l;ni., sblossnsSn,G Gto:
I'd, Gmmi;s5urs rno 81. i 8+Sa7H nav
SbtHunooab. mar,
Gettysburg.
225 0abmittaqs-aitOm. iar GmO'Ra0's't 81.
8.2 Gahmit.a9s-Erp. fir goEi Il. :. q ni;nrs'
408 Rcbmitiags-Ggp. 4ua!.s a. d" @auv'a.,
au5 6rsorIt, emIuitts5nr9, SaI2''"''~' ~D
5i6 standardization FIR Gmo'1s8'''s
Gi0 N~b,Eps-NHom. iur llutsasSt.oy.
n25 W5tHog-at.9m. 'ar GToTHzS''"
9u= SsnHIlqs
O az Norr;ttsos@arsm ipr Union : Eriogt am
* administration .tr unton'Vtto1s'
400 Decentralization tHr e1notp"o'"''
1855 a~btnOs-al.um. idr enoIV'E.pe''
@tq,t. unO gtpats2igtia RI H. lrfcHl"'
morsaStrabt. m.,,nun,-M..
.9uat balt.n an Der uHions, Stnnletpania'ane't
NuItons, Walbrosf4 caortbsao,nu1 Siati9n an.
3. m. 9ooo, e'ISaisInpas
lg133 e. L. @Eissst9, ~''AaASass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-13
Mittmpdj, Sen Is. 9cscmber 1899

Cine bsheutenbe @rpan=
fion, bic Sober NIT 5rsubsn besrIbt.
mubt itd i'm WsihaaAtssslaaft bieisz
sSabres galtsrto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-13
8efanntmaMMnae
Wnreau Der Gcmmi6dre 1ir DTentlide Sd

Nureau Der Gcmmihdre fir pfentlid)e Sdbu-
len, Rathbaus.
Baltimore ben %. ROpember 1899.
9erieQtlte SoroerunQs= NuQebott Der0en in Die
lem 9ireau biz 6reitaG, ben -. G9smber
1899, MittaQs i llbr, entqeqCn Qenpnmcn fir Die
0criuroung Der Dffentlibcn S6ulcn oicier Stubt
nit iol6cn MDbcln, 2ieierunQcn, ETC., ais iuGbreno
pcs nit benz 81. Se5errber 1900 enocnosn Sabres
beitclt iucrprn mGQen.
Spe3ifitatioucn pcrbcn in bieiein @itreuu nab
reno Der @eI66its tuuocu ertbcilt. Gin beglaubigs
ter Gbct Giir sintn @etrag, Der ndber in ben opes
siiitotipnm argeQebtn), mub nit Dem Gorocrungs=
@nQcbot e~iuqeiuHot pcrOen.
Nroben Fno lett in u%uicren 2agcrbauie, Er. III,
Siip=FreOcrid=StraBc ausQeitelt.
Sas Tc6t bIeibt oorbebaltcn, ir0tno futl3e UNI
ult ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5u o%eriper1en.
SIN 4uftroge
C3342 Sctret1r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-13

peuussS tatiOu.
9ua. qcben alb OIL SobeutGetn mad edToIlf r1
= W0rleu5 unp 400 YGbmittaSs.
.4ugt gtb,n al on Wobentaqsn NAB Seatr INA
$50 NOrgtus uuO $50 3a6mitta9s.
8uae otbsn ob an SorntaQm nab earoili UNI
80 Worq,ns unO 400 IodmittcGs.
,3Gqs e,5.n oh an eonutagen nap StIeI1 I'M
80 Ebeuos.
Cir 8ug s.bt al ON eamFao na5 S.latr M
81 q. Moore.
GpoilA &snr1IsS .ibiit3iibrTs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-13

Ou 9absn Mrs! On t,
baB, pie berihtet nurbs, bic britiIhs
QrtiGerie bic %polItdnoies Hiscerlose
gatacre's psrbinosrte, BADEN bic fire.
den 9oersn Die gorss Qrtiasris eingez
Isim5t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-13
SanpittHs' Ta,eisea
slinie. Y ssef4ss,

mao 9bilabtlbbia. 3aiutc - ~tin,tln,r
Sabrprsis $500, SsbutdsiOc 6rturfon 81 20
Set ~tinlelner Gubrpreis 81 so, 5tbnt6giQe Grs
turHon 81. o RAD atlantits6itp So. rs, Ggtar.
fpn 1878. gob Rtro=Vori tper @abu BON Qbi,
~1aoeipsia 81, Grturiou SO. Gsrntr 9iattc rad
SaGsRioer, Cotton, Nlbanp, 9ro9, ny, Nt1o:
Sapsn, Bridgeport rno Dortlaro, Ms., uHS @unt:
ten nSrbli6. Sdolia, aussruommsn Sountdes, I'M
5 llbr Ra5m. Grtiriouss9iQtt fptb,n II 7 in
girtau %psrfauft. 6ra6t tiaiotr, us ME nit BEL
gdbn. SGidt mad Yampblet. Slartntt
Gbriser, Ieent, Nr. 204. 2igbtfr. Ntt8-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-13

Gin S6hler ipuroe aufGeiprDert, Die bauptIad=
Iidta Greanc bes menibliden Gprprrs nambaft iu
MAIDEN, isin. Nnttpprt mar, pie fulgt: rGic Crgan.
ots G6rprg ino Das &era Die 2nn9en ano anOere
utenfilien.1 Sas mar guar rur Gin 8nabt, aber
bod III Die 1lntpifenbeit manb:r Gripa6itnen beji9s
I;d ocg orpburtigfen Sthdts Rai5insrie. oag ls
.~brpou,irt ipitrDt- ocs nitri6liben &0rpcrs that
idd)li0 sutitbli6. 9eritopfute pirO ols bon tsin.r
GtpsutunQ eradttt. llnpeu0aulidtett 1T itprenO.
ober MD Grnitlites. SclcpergtItuHa brinat IRe=
tanhplie, aber man maft Damn OuS Slid NM ni6t
Die etbtr paiitr psrantwertlih. Sine Soii5 &oitet=
ter's Wiaocnbitttrs lpiiroc Dtciin 2eitsn i6ntl j.is
atn, pie cg nit ibren 'tn5t. es 1T oics Die RrOi=
Sin, tptl1e bic lsbtsu fiinijig9 dbrs binour6 ais Der
SpspspFc=9 tslpine,r bstanrt aepeisn lit. IS luiro
Gutr Wuesnltiosn tbeu 10 lionel, IND lri1t btiicn,
ME IS 6uhoerte non anOtrtn 9sutcr gcbtilt bat.
9}eribafit cs Sud bel Gursm Npotbctcr pOer iraeno
eiuem i~pnitie;n odrottr uno itbtt ltlbH gu: Abtst
oorauf, Dab cine IripatzStcHermart Dn Sdls Der
SfriIf hr0nft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-13
- Merchants q Miners
&1aE Transportation Comp.
wHD Sampfer : einien.
Mad Bottom uns Dem Cfen:

WH- Sampfer &inien.
Nad, Bottom uns Dem Chen:
ieben Dienfas, 0onntritdS uno SenEto1,
giaumittaas 4 rhr.
SFad, Irpptctnce une Fem Often:
iek,u Routaa, Wttttp OBJ unb Er,itas, Nahn A tlbr.
s1adb Sapannab uns Dem 2 letn:
isben Viontag. Utitt,poh, Treitas. gfGdsmittaa5 4 uhr.
Nnd, Weppprt.Ie enc uuS Wprfolf:
tdaIit, ousgcnpulmtn S~arita9s, gohHl. 4 lltr.
rniibertr,inidt Seduenllidteiten nno Sstoitlsnns.
SoraidIttgc g.riaburs rno ibHeQe SsiSrosruns.
6. u. 6iniusban,, gseEt,
EuB bes laascn 3Ots;
o.. S.stebbins. N. 3. M;
VI. g. Burner, @,sg.'N.;
9. 6. Wbitnep. 2.aDf.
fauptblr,aur -Rr. 2l4. Cf'8erman'Straae.
Ul3t&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-13
yTpnal Blue ."&iuic

,-.sGh g,rI Eomp,n. Ger. mt. Ro1aL.
lily. t$J $3.50. u
SUtaI'0SVgDH =. = .gUo 3. % g
Nat'pS q mt IGlgN la2l .. @ Is
SIItl FottG' qGE5W r.. 21.57 y. N IS
SaLtoI' - il6JIH .lIy4 9. %
SuItV'' 80 - Il lr2 u. I8 Is
Gamma SroiD Rmm, 9irtr 81 @. -22J g. 9g
-Goral iatmjts0,. ausi5llya4 SaI@aa' x e&1 y,
CbftrDation II. Ginia5.F.5 ~. ~ =. a, oS'g "a ~
Yat!ot I'm 1tn'S nbir1 .e9N. '905 y. u s
Spapts nuD N9"'' sIy3y@. fl244 q.
SoF5I! S6I5gfSSsc,6rs mad Ns0.9ort, t'rtig sum
SUI1I-Gp'Jm Rrr5I.Staiion nm 1000 NbsnD5.
'; 5aos NIT =. 9a2 81 e.. % o45T5n 2 aiBt. IN ~'''
W'"V'U" ""' W ~Nul.Eam0tn. Vtrl.Wt 8cpal.
s5iloo,ssta &nsa%. . e. 95S :; ;3.9 90 e +.
Q5ilaotio9a & ala- So So r. 81! 81 =,
SSI'm..g oIn9rgr. 800 q. $40 r..
"Ssf iSE.. 9 Er5aar aorog.t.5as Galorts pnO Patti
station ODER GamoensStattor.
2 W. D"uT6trwOOp, 3. 9. MARTIN,
- 81 IN Il. Sen. sYlCr. Vlgr. 9oi. sAJest-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-13

Cine IN iroise d B.
feier bes Sooes bon George WaIbingz
ton bilott oas 2sien Ieinsr lsbisn Bot
fdaft, tpss6ut6 mir oie|el6e Taon hsuts
al arosrsr Stsls pisosrgeben. Mcz
&inlsp fat liz augeni 6einti6 nidt ssz
lafen.
SIR bic parume &0ntz
gin 0iftoria blsibt Dph immer1in Elm
Sroit, oenn je msbr BON ibren Soloaz
ten in Siibafrifa eefangen perpsn,
befto peniger gbotolaos brauht IL
gum M:i9nadtsfsite an bic llebrisen
bert6siisn 3u fo51en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-13

S%erlammlnna8 Mn;etgeu.

sAr~ Samsnzg erein Ger "Scutid,su 6retz
1e&sA fenbcimatb."
MorQen, Souneritag, Den II. Scjcmber, mo:
uatlibe ScriamnluuQ. Ia Die domination Del
9eamtiuuen itattiinOet, inn ouc WtitGliepcr auf'
5reunoli6ite cinUelaOen. %btun9sUOll
(347) BETH Srus, Ssfrstdrir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-13

Sir bic Sruft 8 uno 6 o M
binationsu fpmmn jebt bic Sage, BON
osnen Der plalniIt Iaat, rlis gefallen
mir ni6t!" 4uf ben SDuIen pernimmt
mar Elm psrbdGtises arafsn Il. &niz
1tsrn uno in ben nit englVidem &apiz
tai errifteten 9rauerei : Sbnoifaten
tpiro Ifon felt gsraumer 3sit Wuib
gsf6rieen. Oas srihsint gang natiirz
iif1, 1penn nra beosnft, oaB ale I'm
t%ernebmuneen gu ubsrtriebenen Prelisn
auFssfaust lpno bic NftRn in 5olgs
9:1en bsceutsno p~srtpdhert speroen
mubtsn. nWs1tern 8retpsr" bebauptet,
boB bic QnsfsilIdeine Der nGitb of
Gbicaso grepins ano Malting Co.,"
uuF pslde $50 eiubs3ablt puuosn, jsbt
gu $16 gu Baden {ino; Bic Iltien Der
,Nepzgorf 9rstperies Co., 2tb.," nit
$50 pro Qntheil einbsSabtt, iteben ouf
ftspa 25; bic st. 2ouis 8retp;ns g.,
3d." niiroe nun msbr $12 pro Iftie
ertalten tDnnen. auf tpelde 5ur 3sit
Der 9riinpung $50 bsoablt tpsroen
muBten. Dieie 2iIte fDnnte nod lange
fortseI:bt psrpen. Diirfte aber porerf
esaiigsn. yWoraus elm Seoermam En-
fiefi, ms Bier thu niemals Wail er
ni6t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-13

Oas 6omeriI6e % 0 t
Dies pGdIt uno Ssres perihpinost"
ldBt Ti6 audi auF unIsre Nl6eiterzSrz
eaniiotioren o%npsnbsn. Ddbrsno be
rNrbe;tsr;ttar" bsrmaben 5uIammsn
%eeId5runpFt Iino, oaB Mon gar feline
s3apen me6r nsant, Iino ouf Der Con-
bention Der federation Of Gabor" in
Detroit 100000 Mrbeiter purd 200
Dslsgoten r%sprGIsntirt. Das Samu:l
@omptrs iibcr bic lanoldufTgs 9etdm=
pfung Der SruIts iagt, tperoen piele
fog. StaatsmGnner ni1t nelsiden;" er
rennfs SuddIuibsrei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-13
SpScSfGnc.
Gnfait Shutucf.

Gs iturb am Rontuq, Den II. &t3embtr, nab
laroer Grantbcit in ieintr leBteu 9SObnunG, ytr.
5i4. Nprbz6c utralz Npcnuc. Sobu SbnIrd i'm %.
Sabre Ieincs Nebcns. Sic &ssroigun0 iinoct
b cut e. Mit:lpoG, Na6mittag5 > llbr, itatt.
(346-O
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sm ficbcrocr Grinnernng

1yE TTGCNtUtI HEED
an mcinen Qclicbtrn Batter
siuauif Secfer. fem.
tpclber btute por brci Sobrcn, an Is. StjcmbCr
1896. itarb.
0ater, Den Id Qclicbt unb bcTcn i'd nod ~QEoentc,
9Rie nit nm Mittcrnobt Qcocrtt i6 Sein, =
lluo pcrn am Mor9cn crpa0s1lo tD mem @aHpt
trbcbc,
ep ertpa6eu in mir trourigc GrinncrnnQen
Scnn Su, mcin Batter, bit toDt.~
Son einem Sobn Iu ii It.
l240
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Neae Mn,eisen.

Sr. ScrSinano Gcinbarn,
Rr. 220, Maoiion : Strube, Der bic lsbten 8O6sa
pcoen Sruutbcit ans @aus oefchclt mar, bat
feline 4raris mieocr aufQeuommen. 345-6,4S, so
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-10
Gone on "a Big Hunt.

Sheriff f. NJ. Black and Hon. j..
F. Randolph came over from Mad
fs5nville Sunday and left on the
southbound train yesterday morn
ing for Liberty county where they
will Join some friends among the
veteran hunters Of that locality in
a big bear hunt. II is expected
that Judge Hightower, who made
himself famous once by declaring
that he was "a bear hunter by
profession and a lawyer for recre.
alton" will be member Of the
party. Some Of the Bryan hunters
we're invited to join the party, and
regretted exceedingly that business
matters prevented their accept
ance The Eagle wishes the party
success.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-10
SOLDIER KILLED
Jshs u. Hughes Deliberately shot By .
Memh.r Of M. Rsrimsnt.


Jshs u. Hughes Deliberately shot by .
Member Of His Regiment.
Havana. Jan. 1.-Two Spanish flags
appeared over the Clerks aud the Astu.
rianos clubs Sunday morning facing the
principal plaza. Their appearance
created considerable adverse comment
among the Cubans who. IL Is said, re.
luested Governor General Brooke TO
have the flags removed. No action was
taken In the matter at headquarters,
where it Is generally conceded that
Spanish flags may float as well as those
II other nauonalities.
General Brooke has appointed Colonel
Lasker H. Bliss. collector Of customs AZ
Havana. 70 bo secretary Of the treasury
department
Inspector Doane, who was sent here
BY tine secretary Of war TO act as in.
spector Of customs, has been sick since
Wednesday. Surgeon General Stern
berg aud other medical men have dag.
nosed his case a. yellow fever, already
well advanced. Tho house IN which he
is was Immediately isolated
Inspector Doane. who was formerly in
the New York custom house, has been
attended b. DR. @. c. join, Tine
latter is discharged arm contract sur.
yeon, who came here ayss thar he
would establish hospital DR. Joade
has been arrested by the United smtos
authorities and locked up Dn a clsrso OF
practicing without license, tine nm.
lawful wearing tho Un..et States u1-
form and failing 20 report ths case oi
Inspector Doane.
Private John ID. Hughes, company 4,
Second Louisiana volunteers, was shot
and killed Saturday by Private Joseph
Buckley OF the company. The trouble
began IN trivial quarrelat moss time nc
Camp Buena VISTA, whom Bu-k.cs
threatened 10 kili Hughes Hughes paid
no attention 90 the threat, but Buckley
proceeded 20 another camp, secured q
riae aud clrtriigs, returned 20 Bu'ua
Vista. waited Tor his opportunity and
shot Hughes through tho heart, kli.ug
MIN instantly
Buckley then surrendered 70 Captain
Hernandez, and was conveyed 20 Camp
Qu.nnio.. wn're h' wa. placed unler
guard. When question about the muir.
der be- said boz was drunk. uut had killed
Hughes deliberately Buczicy. who Is
q New Orlelu. man, had a bad rrpun-
tion before his enlistment This b. said
% bo his third homicide II Is .aid be-
killed a mar named LiCotn Ia New
Orleans, but was acquitted on the
ground 81 insanity.
Private Hughes whose home was nc
/ piaqueminr. La, WAS buried &c Maria.
mao cemetery.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-10
SITUATION AT lLolLo.
There b. Practically NJ Change. the In
surgsnt. Holding the Town.

There B. Practically =" Change. the In
surgenu Holding the Town.
Manila, Jan. . Colonel Potter, the
special ommissary Of General Otis be-.
tween Manila aud Iloilo. arrived sun.
day afternoon with dispatches from the
latter point The situation when he
left there was practically unchanged.
The streets were barriclded and It was
reported that the principal buildings
had been "kero,enei." tho insurgents
having threatened 20 destroy the Whole
business section by fire. NJ the first shot
OF bombardment The banks were ship
ping trcasur' % the United States trans.
port Newport and other vessels The
family Of the American vice consul has
gone on board the Newport
Colonel Potter reports that President
MoKinleys proclamation had 20 be- type
written aboard ship a. the printers on
shore declined TO do the work and when
the text Of the proclamation was read 70
them they ridiculed the notion that con.
citation was possible.
Privates Harry Silyey and Frank Kirk.
patrick Of the Sixth United States mr..
tillery, while guarding water boat
astern Of the Newport, were attacked by
the natives Of tho crew Private Sill.
vey's skull was fractured fatally, and
Private kirkpatrick fell overheard, but
escaped with n flesh wound.
The United States gunboat Potrel mr..
rived AZ Iloilo on Friday and Colonel
Potter reports that the United States
troops will probably land on Guimaris
island, about midway between the "
land OF Panay and the island Of Negros,
where a camp will be- established.