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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-08
MARCUS DAILY on MINING.


ANACONDA. Mont, July I'm an in
terview printed this morning in the Ana
conda Standard Marcus Daily, who has
just returned from New York. talked
freely about the many recent rumors in
regard TO his alleged retirement from the
vast properties that are now owned by
ths Amalgamated Copper Company. This
group includes the mines formerly known
as the Anaconda group. Said Mr., Daily:
II sold. weeks$go, all my Anaconda
holdings. l bought Amalgamated Com
pany shares, own. individually. as much
Of this stock as any other holder. am
not parting with any Of my stock; my
holdings in Butte and vicinity are larger
than ever before.
1.-THE Amalgamated company was or
ganized for the purpose of exploring the
Butte copper properties on scale much
larger than any other undertaking OF the
kind in this country,
"The work OF exploration is already
started, It will be carried on under my
direction. was not elected president of
the company for fun or for ornament or
for compliment, l expect to see this vast
work completed that Is just beginning
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-08
SAN FRANclsco's OFFER.
A Purse OF $4,000 to Secure the Jenries-
Sharkey Fight.

SAN FRANCISCO, July mo sooner
had Champion Jeffries landed in this city
than local promoters began working to
secure the coming fight between Jefries
and Sharkey The first OFFER came from
Charles Newman in the shape of a certi-
fed check for 5000 deposited with a
morning paper, as a guarantee of his
sincerity in the affair. Newman, acting
solely in his own behalf, offers purse
OF $4,000 the contest to be held in this
city at the velodrome, which was built
several years ago for holding bicycle
races. 1t has capacity Of l5,OO0 persons.
It is the purpose of the promoter, should
he be the successful bidder, to bring Off
the match during the daytime.
Upon the heels of the first bid came one
from the Glen Park Company, with con-
ditlons Identical with those made by
Newman, namely: A purse of $4,000, the
fight to take place some day in September
between the hours of 3 a. m, and pm.
A check for 5000 will be deposited today
by the party asking the second offer.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-08
ATTENDANCE At CHRISTIAN
ESDEAvoR MEETINGS
Secretary Baer Says me Main Meetings
~ Detroit Has Never Before Been
So Crowded.

DETROIT. July 1.-THE mooted question
Of the number Of people brought Into De.
trolt By the Christian Endeayor conyen-
tlon, cropped out at the end Of tonighs's
session in a tent Of the Endeavor when
Secretary Baer took occasion TO publicly
criticize the Detroit newspapers for say
ing that the influx Of delegates from
other states was not nearly as great as
had been anticipated in the local com-
m,ttees' estimate.
Baer said he had no statement yet 10
make az to the attendance as compared
with other years. He promised to make
one la,er. but he called on ali Endsayor-
ers presen, 70 rise. a large majority Of
those present stood up, which Baer as
sumed Ro be proof Of his View Of the at
tendance question. At all events. the sec
re;ary Insisted tha, the Christian En-
deayor tents had never been before SO
crowded and oyerHowed at every one o.
the main meetings
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-08
NEW STEEL PLANT.

ST. LOUIS. July 7.-Articles Of incor.
poration have been filed here by the
Sculin- Gallagher Iron & Steel Company.
1, is the intention OF the incorporators TO
erect the largest and most complete steel
plant in the west The capital stock OF
the company is $4,000, but 1t is said that
az soon as arrangements arr perfected
the stock will be increased to S.OOOO
A tract Of 81 acres has been purchased
al Clifton Heights at COS, OF 100000
and the erection of a mammoth plant will
begin as soon as the details can be ar
ranged.
Thomas NJ. Gallagher, one Of the incor-
pOrator;, Is a practical s.eel man and
owns several patents that will be used
by the company. Over 800 men win be
employed at the start, but 1t is expected
that the force will eventually be much
larger. The company will do g neral
iron and steel business. but will make a
specially OF railroad work and steel cast
ines
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at Wind River branch OF Pc El river,
and that a number Of others are suffering
from It's dread effects, They had no list
Of those who had died.
DR., Martin. Of Chicago, was camped
with uwo other Chicago men. Both were
taken down with scurvy Martin loaded
them on a sled and tried to pun them to
Wind City, distance of IS miles where
he expected 10 find medicines and fresh
supplies.
once man died soon after the journey
began. Martin took his other partner on
his back and completed the journey,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-08
COLONEL BRYAN AT
DOLLAR DINNER BANQUET.
The Ambitious Nebraskan SIN Insists
Thai silver Shall BE Made the Main
Issue in the Next Campaign.

COLUMBUS o., July T-4About 1909
people attended the dollar dinner given
by the Young Mems Democratic club Of
Columbus. in the Auditorium tonight.
The affair was strictly democratic in It's
slmplility. all classes being represented
The chief guest was Colonel william
Jennings Bryan. Judge rarvin, president
Of the league Of bImetallic clubs OF the
Ohio valley. In vltrolic speech, de-
nOunced the attempts being made 10 rele-
gate the silver question TO the rear. He
Insisted ahat the issue must be made as
prominen, In 1900 as h was in the Chicago
platform. The party must not tolerate
any dicker or trade for the purpose OF OBJ
talnlng the vote Of New York.
whea Colonel Bryan was introduced
there was another outbreak Of applause.
Colonel Bryan insisted that there must
be no retreat from the position taken In
1895.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-08
IsTHM1AN CANAL COMMISSION,

WASHINGTON, July THE isthmian
canal commission, the successor of the
canal commission, are consld-
ering the details OF the work before the
various commissions, the personnel OF
which was announced about week ago.
Lieutenant Sidney A, staunton, flag lieu.
tenant on Admiral SIMPSONS cruiser,
the New York, was chosen secretary to
the commission. The Panama canal Sec
ton of the commission will probably Wis
1t Paris and arrangements are being
made to that end.
The work OF the old commission under
the previous appropriation is being rap
idly wound up owing to the decision Of
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until the beginning OF next year. when
they would be able to draw supplies from
the merchants on the prospective crop.
There are rations enough at Brookshire
to hast for week or more. Along the
BRACES alone. it is estimated, more than
ID. 900 negroes have lost everything.
The loss by drowned horses, mules and
cattle is something enormous.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-08
FARMERS SUFFER FROM
LONG CONTINUED RAINS
Contributions Wanted for Seeds to Help
Texas Farmers 10 Live Unnl Be-
ginning os Next Year.

GALVESTON. Tex. July THE siiu-
alton In the BrazOs valley Is rapidly i'm
proving, and the river is falling.
b. s Cage. a prominent citizen Of
Bro5kshlre has ordered a car load Of
coS,0n seed. which he proposes TO give
TO all who will plan; and undertake to
cultivate crop He says. moreover,
that crops OF cotton. sorgum. kafir corn,
June corn and potatoes can be raised Il
these people had the seed bun they have
neither seed nor money Snd he suggests
that contributions OF seed would help
them
These crops would enable them 70 live
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-08
MORE POISONED CANDY.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 7.-Chemist
Price found large quantity of arsenic in
the candy which was sent to Mrs. Flor
ence Campbell and caused the alarming
illness OF herself and her friend, Mrs,
Elsie scheib, last Friday night The
address on the package was cut from an
old envelope which It is said Mrs. John
R. Rathom had sent to Miss Campbell
when the two women were conducting a
friendly correspondence. The police are
convinced that Mrs. Rathom did not send
the poison and are still investigating
the mysterious case.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-08

Unless my associates in this company
want to put me out, shall keep right on
being tho president Of the Amaigamated
Copper Company.
u have no plans except those that will
Identify me constantly with Montana, as
IN the past. don't know where in the
world I could DO better than here where
my friends, my home and my interests
are and will continue to be, and have
hrm faith that those to whom com
mended the purchase Of stock in the
Amalgamated Copper Company win be
satisfied with the results"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-08
THE OREGON TROOPS
ARE STILL EN- ROUTE.
Not looked for at san Francisco Unin
Tuesday or wednesday.


SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-The U. S.
transports New Port and Ohio are nos
out tweny-,hree days from Manila with
the Second oregon volunteers aboard her,
They should reach here next Wednesday
or Thursday. The returning troops will
be given warm reception. The harOor
commissioners have placed the tug Gov
ernor Markham at the disposal Of the
governors Of California and oregon. who
win be on hand to meet the troops
The transportation department Of the
government IS making arrangements for
sending the oregOnians home.
The Newport and Ohio will be followed
By the Indiana and Morgan City with In
valids; the Senator wi.h the Tenth Penn
sylvania; Hancock with batteries A and
B, of the First Utah, and the remains
Of the First Nebraska; the Warren with
the First Colorado and Sherman with
the First California.
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ovens win Be Run TO Full Ca
pacity the First Time In
Their History.
MINERS DIE FROM SCURvY
Prospeetors Arriving at Dawson City
Bring Terrible Story Of Suffer
ing on Wind River.

PITTsBURG. July 7.-orders have been
issued for the resumption on Monday o.
all idle coke ovens, and all ovens hereto
fore run I'VE days a week will be putin
full time.
This will be the first time in the history
Of the coke Industry that all ovens will
be run on full time and means the re-
sumption Of thousands Of ovens that have
been idle for years.
Many more men will be given employ
ment as a consequences.
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the treasury department that the old
appropriation does not hold over except
In The case Of contracts already entered
INTO. The commission Is hurrylng to
make up It's field plahs and It il thought
tie majority OF the members Will sail
for the lsthmus by the end Of July.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-08
RETURN OF
VOLUNTEERS
War Department Urged to
Have oregon Boys Sent
Home by Water.
ROUTE YET UNCERTAIN
POrtIandMs Would Meet Them
Down the River Governor
Geer's Dispatch.
AcQUlT ADMIRAL CERVERA
Spanish Commander ExOnefatGd BY
BIS Fellow Countrymen AppIi-
cations for Service.
AcOUIT ADMIRAL CERvERA

PORTLAND. July when and how
the Oregon volunteers will return home
{. stlu uncertain. Whether they will be
mustered our at san Francisco or Van.
couvcr barracks Is not even known to a
certainty.
The greatest pressure Is being brought
20 bear On the war departmen, TO have
the 'roops brough, here by water
The reception committee had calculated
on raising abou, 5000 for the enlergaln-
mcnt Of she volunteers by means OF cX-
cursions down the river 70 NEE, them
Governor Gccr today sent long dis
patch TO the war department urging tha,
the troops be landed al Portland
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VOLUNTEER REGIMENTS READY,
WASHINGTON July The ten rcgi-
mcnts Of volunteers win be equipped
throughout as are the regulars. The or
dnancc department has ON hand SUI
hcient supply of KragJorgensen rifles
and other arms to equip the regiments.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-08
pHII.IPPINE voLrNTEERs

WASHINGTON. July IL, Is stated s
the war department today that almos,
every officer who served in the volunteer
army during the war with Spain and
who had been honoNably mustered out,
had again offered his services 20 meet
the needs OF the Philippine campaign.
No less than 1000 applications for com.
missions in the new volunteer army now
forming have been received at the war
department and have been placed on
Ale
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-08
MINERS DIE FROM scURvY.

A Score Of Prospectors Die at Wind
River OF the Disease.
SEATTLE, July IAN unconhrmed
story comes from Dawson City that sew
erai prospeetors who have arrived there
over the Edmonton route report that
score Of miners have died from scuryy
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-08
COMPACT RJTMOR FALSE.

PHILADELPHIA, July IA prormln-
emit official close to President A. ]. Cas-
satt, of the Pennsylvania railroad today
denied the published statement that the
Pennsylvania railroad and New York
Central railroads had entered into
compact by which the systems had prae-
tically become one.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-08
GALLOWAY ISSUES A STATEMENT

GALLOWAY ISSUES A oAIEMbN4
NEW YORK, July 7.-Concerning the
report that the New York Central sys-
TEN and the Pennsylvania railway sys-
TEN were to be merged. s. r. Galloway,
president of the New York Central rail-
way today issued this statement: There
Is no truth in the report"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-08

ADMIRAL CERVERA ACQUITTED
MADRID. July Admiral Ceryera and
other commanders Of lhespanlsh teet DE-
Kifoyed in the ba,tle Of Santiago, whose
conduct has been the subject os Inquiry
by a special court martial. wcrc today ac-
quilted and formally liberated
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-08

EAU CLAIRE. Wis. July Especial
Master Hoyt today sold the Wisconsin
Central railroad to the reorganization
committee for $4,000.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-08
CENTRAL
RAILROAD is SOLD.

Announcements Made by Special Master
Hoyt-Compacts Among Other Rail.
roads Otficially Denied.
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'gans SeritSrt, unp es iollen an 5000 Men=
.ihen u,nsefcrnnen 1ein. Gin;elbeiten
siiber Die &ataltrppbe inp nod niht be-
fnnnt.
Die guren fheinen ibr !6aliptauaen=
inert anf DEN ipeltlihen &riegslhauplas,
auf &imterlep, seridtet gu baten. Nn
Der Citation Rraipan an Der gulumayp<
Babn 1aten lie einen Dan3ersus nit mad
Wafefins beitimmten gruppeu gum Gnt=
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ID tritilhe Spleaten ,tmfamen. Mafe=
tinh melhes 9apen=prmell NIT 600
Mann rertbcipist, 1T ernflih be-
rrpht. g(uf pem Sflihen &riesalhauplab
itheint Gin 3ula,nmenltpB Bel ganylmitb in
Ausfht su teben Der SbertefeblSba=
ter Der lruppen in Der 9fatal=&plpnie,
General Sir @eprge Stemart gBbite, BAT
lein {oauptauartier BON Durbnn rprtbin
perleSt. general e5cuberts Streitfrafte
inb In Gpltsruit. Der 9. ct &pnlul
Maerum in Dretpria lit anscmielen NOR
nen, IN ieinem gesirf DIE britilhen Snte=
reiIen rlbrenp Der 0auer pes Grieges
ipabr;unebmen. St lit Elm pittsburser.
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Saaolisbhaber iollten nift per=
geHen. BOB es perbpten lit, Wa1teln
(quails) Dor bem 10. Nopember su
ib;eBen.
SIN Columbus bat fid elm 3peie=
berein bes National= =Werbanoes oentlh=
ameritaniider Sournaliiten II. GbriTt=
feQer gebiloet.
Sic 5emotraten itimlnen bieles
Sabr ale ihre Barteitidet ohne Nus=
nabme - neil es eben oas bette Sidet
a0er parteien 1T.
Oils Brunoeieentbums= =Nbl6dBer
haben Die 9elnofraten fir Ne,o Gbila=
belpbia George g9. Bouop uno fir
@oiben SounIbip 2etpis 9rab nomi=
rlirt.
1tntertuanten, Strumpftpaaren
fur Gamen unb Ginoer, pulsndrmer
81 10 Gents bas gaar. Gefen. Gpm=
forts, Sbater Ilanellen. Burnlioe
tann guh Gelo iparen nit oieien
g8aaren. "a
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iano tiirslib elm ub.ibspiller giir0er
in Der 5alhe zines Hofes, ben er ieit
Sabten nidt mebr 9etrasen, $3.50 in
Cob. Ser Mann eloubt, oab tr oas
8elo Dor ungefdbr 20 ooer 25 Sabren
in bic Sai6e setedt unb oann gang
perseileu babe. Wtit elmer oerartigen
@eodhtnibidpdhe oiirften Die menis=
ten Menihen bebaftet iein.
X = llnpeit Der Citation Suscaranas
tuurbe ON Dienltas Na6mittae Srau
6lora Mc@onisal. @attin bon Sra DC
6onigal bon Sonina, Waib.. bon ei=
nem panbanole=3u9 iiberfahren uno
aueenbliflib get0otet. Die 5rau mar
nod bieiiser @eaeno sefomme1, um ib=
rem franfen @ater in gaton, BaDne
gountp. uno germanote uno Nreunoe in
oieier Nadbarihait gu beiuden.
= Sergeant @ibipr, Elm Ser. Staa=
ten WerbeoffiSier, belt iih mebrere
Sage in bieliger Gtaot auf, uln Getru=
ten fir Die nad Den Pbilippinen sll
entienoenoe Nrmee ansuperben. gs
meloete liA cine alnsabl junee ssute,
BON oenen Der Sffi5ler ieop6 Mir orei
als tau9li9 auspablte, rdmlid Sas.
u. Mc&niabt, Sobn 8. Seiop uni
Charles SeibD, aae brei BON ylates
WfiQs.
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0enorbcn.

SIN 9llter bon nabesu II Sabren 1T
am samltaa 8ormittag. ben Ia. Sfto=
ber. in Dsnnilon Grau Nnna &utter,
Wittme BON Wm. &atter, seforben.
Sic ll.iade ibres 9lblebens mar alae-
.meine 2dbmnn9.
9lnl Salnitag Nbenb. ben IA. Ottc=
ber. itarb in ihrer Mobnung in ubrids=
bile Jrau gliiabetb Waribal an ben
6olgen ei,,es Sdlaaanfalles. IS mar
oies Der brittle 9ooesfall in Der ndmli=
den Gamilie innerbalb eines Sabres.
|. Sn Nepeomerstopn narb am Srei-
tag Mbenb. ben Is. Gttober, Srau
Gbriition @pieb an elmer 4un9enent=
siinonne. sic mar erit 81 Sabre alt
uno binterldbt ilren @atten uno ein
Rino. Die, 2eide tpuroe alm geArdb=
nib bierher eebraht.
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Cftober.

Ser Gnmn,er ging 3mr Mlite. Seine giadbrebeI
MAIDEN Fcb ,iebpd in nnierem Rbrper nod fhbtbcr
Wr iuD .auseebbrrt" bon Der Iam0en 3eit ber @lutb
lniere 6Gwsibtandls uno be Yorsn Der Ront pel4.
Der 9ibe ier nebr aberarbeitet ipprben bis suIeti
her SAmeib lin Gtrbmen Iiefa Die S9metbobfon,
bernngSpra0ne ipartn chen Otrart aeibtD64t bab II
p6ri0en tbertcn6 leiten fcnntem inD i1leblstb boa
WaGtr aus btm Hiut ftrnmeM lieben. Dabnrdb mnros
bas Slut perbift sn0ein aber ou4 nit ben Qifti0tn
Gtpffes nberioben teIebs fcnft nit bem GGmeib 08s
geihwhen merben, benn bic Part reip. ibre Dpren
fonnteM ie gtSei0t BET ibrer G4tpde uno benz Der
mebrten @lut0nbran0 ben S9ipeb mot mebr 0ebbriQ
3ubertiten Der R6fper lit aiip 3pefad NIT 9ifti9en
Gtcffen HbsrIobtn. uu6 bttle mufen unb tbausn nut
NIT 1AIie Der bernbmten Gt Gernar0 RtduferpiIlsn
am69fid)iebtn fptrbtn @ondIb SIR Motti8teit her.
lpntt potf ondI gercauunass nnA Nttsegoel9ntroe
9pSpepHt pber DrHd i'm 0u6e, 10. 6eufrf hnv1u. bdt
Gaer @brper bar& bic Iauot GET ber Gouamerglutt
nit 8lNi9itteu uberlQoeui ilL IL
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Wcmcite Wa6rt6test.

Rimterles 1T BON Der gEelt atee16lr1=
fen uno Die guren fontrp0iren teinabe
1000 gNcilen Der 8ullumaYp=Sabn.
NuBereem baten lie, pffenbar i'm Gin=
flanae NIT einem aasemeinen &rtegsplon
bereits sier anpere Gilenbabnen belest
unp tbcilpeile ,erltSrt,
Gin Nuftanp Der gurcn=freunclihen
Glemente in Der &apfplcnie unp in Natal
lit wabrlheinlih.
Tpn Glencr, 100 ber engliIhe General
Ssmrns befeblist, susen iih bic Sureu
surid.
+ Der 6Ihtfpmmanoirenne Der britiI1er
lilnafrtfaniihen Nrmee, Sen. Suller, If
srn scnopn nad &apl TAFT atsefatren.
Sterit Saren ppweQ mahte elmer
Ausfall sescn bic Suren aus Mafefins
9farh einem beiBen Sampf, hlieben ri,
gnsldnper Sieser.
Cine Spesialpepelhe aus &apitabt mel
Bet, paE Ein rer SGlaht bci Mafetins l.
Gn9ldurer unp 800 yuren eetSrtet nur
Den.
Cine Spesial Depe1be srn prettri.
berihtet, nab Mofefins Die weibe 6lass
aufge;rsen tat. Der Gprreiprnpent wsil
niht, cb bic Start iih erseben mid.
Slc=Slc aul Der Ybilippineu Snle
panaY Miro BON $1,000 Snlursenten be
prctt.
slu6 tei anseles linp Die Silipinps mi
slrtilerie gum ansriff yrrsesansen.
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NofhhciR bonn 0cWcl1r

mar Die &ueel, luelbe s. 9. Steaomon
bon Neuart, Mi6., i'm gilraertriess
traf. 9ieielbe peruriahte furdtbare
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feline Wlittel grfols batten. 9ann
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sebeilt. Sieielbe beilt Sdr,itt=, griib=
uno Sranopunoen, Seulen, Selpns,
9iibnerauaen uno Sautauslbldae.
9ie befen pillen sum beilenoie es eibt.
Sie SdaCbtel 25 Gents. Sur 9aran=
tirt. Bertauft in Der Npotbete bon s.
s. Willer & ;Sobn. 3
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= 9ie 9emptraten BON 9tem pbilas
oelpbia baben am ssreitag 9lbeno ir
Der Gaale=6alle cine 8erlamnllung ab=
9ehalten uno einen Wfc2ean=p patrif=
Club orsanilirt, fir melhen Die folseu.
ben 0eamten getpdblt muroen
Hrdiioent = 9. $. Moples.
ce=grdlioent - Sobu Raberlp.
6efretdt rnb Sbabmeiiter = %.
q. Waoner.
Ser Club miro es ii1 our beionberen
Nufsabe MAIDEN, oafiir su iorsen. oat
am Wabltag ieoer Demofrat feline
pflidt uno S9uloisteit tbut.
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Jlnfunbieh;ia unp eine balte Millic=
men Mart serlanst bic peutide @esieruns
fiirbie Nfubauten pber gum She'll i'm 8a,,
besrifener &rirSslAiHe.
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bic gancleute in bic Nctbwenbigfeit oer=
fest Banmrinbe permilht nit erfrprenea
Rartcfeln ~ elIen. 9n benz Dinrift Don
NlaYc, no fcna bic Grnte gut anapiiallen
pfest, IT tpfnis Mebl pcrbanben.
Gines DspeiAe pss Mmicrbamer ,,l6an-
relsblac" aus Batapia la9t baB btr lap=
liAe 1teil Der Sniel Geran, pber Girana,
Die 8r0Btt Der Mmtctna= rber libl. NC
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-19
Grenriiuuen CUR Contention ber
8aptiffcn in Cincinnati iiber
bic Yenuihlbauia>Qinicn.

am "a. uub Is. Gftpber perben billise ndbt iber.
tragbare GTcurionss lidets nat Cincinnati tn ben
2tdet=CfftceS ber HenniDlpania=Sinien in Gbp per=
fanft pcrben. anldBltb Der baelbt itattiinbenben
9onpent,on Der 8aptiiteu. Die Sfets iub sitis sur
HIffabrt bis am e. Gftpber %
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-19
Germine fir Ole Sibun'
gen oes Rreis9erihte
im 5. 6erthts=8 =8e5irf
oes Staates Ohio, Il.
.. 1900
Staat Ohio, 1iitrtft bca I
Giinftca &reiSeerif5ts. !

staat Ohio, 1iiritt brs
Ginftca arstsaeri5ts.
" 9ernine bes ,areis Geri6tes Der perIdieoeneN
Counties oieicm genannten Sreiie fir oas esabr
1900 lpigenbermoBen peitimut letn ioa, namlth:
SairEcn County.
auh 2. Sanuor unb om a. September.
Mt6lans Gnumta.
arn 9. Saruor uub am H. Geptember.
ggapne Gnuntp.
Iln 6. Sebruor ilub ON 25. September.
starf County.
Mn 90. fSebruar uub am 2 Gttober.
ssnur County.
am 13. Mara unb au 8. Sftpber.
gliding Gnnnts.
slm 20. Utdrs unb am le Sftober.
Musfinsnm County.
st II. stpril nnb am 23 Sttober
Mnrsan County.
slnl "a. slpril u1b ont 27. Ssonember.
@errb Snuntp.
au1 l. wiai unb am 80 Sftpber
Miblann County.
am 8. Wtai uuo am 7. 9tupember.
GGIbnetnn COUNTY.
Mm Is. M}oi linb am 13. Npoember.
6nlmes County.
Mm %, Mtai nub ON 20. 9topeuber.
IuScaraiuas Gounts.
Nm 80 Wtat uub ant A. 3eaember.
Wnrrniu Gnuntb.
Mm S. Sunt unb am IL. 2e5ember.
9rlamare Gonntb.
Nm 12. Suni uub am ls. Gesember.
Genanne Gerlnine besinnen nur l1br WprmittaeS
Snbn i. Abums,
G.-N. Hnugia6, Ridter.
". W. Soorbees,
| 10. September 1899.