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Gilpin observer., 1899-10-12
THREE rAKrIE, tusE.


THREE Parties FUSE.
The Teller Silver Republicans held
their convention at the district court
room at 2 p. m. yesterday. The conven-
tion was called to order by chairman N.
d. Owen, whereupon S. V. Newell was
elected chairman and W. f. Orahood
secretary.
committee on credentials was ap-
pointed, who reported that all precincts
were represented.
On motion n. d. Owen, Peter Peterson
and j. G. Grenfell were appointed a com.
mittee to confer with similar committees
from the Democrats and Populists on
the question of fusion.
The convention adopted platform.
stirring resolutions in favor of bimetal
lism, endorsing Senator Teller, Congress
men Bell and Shafroth, and euloyized
the returned First Colorado volunteers.
and paid tribute to the veterans of the
civil war.
The fusion committee reported that
both the Populists and Democrats had
agreed to fuse, and that the Silver Re-
publicans were to have the Office of clerk
and recorder, assessor and superintend-
ent OF schools. Joseph S. Updegraff was
nominated for clerk and recorder by ac.
clamation, Richard Murley for assessor,
and Miss Minnie Frey for superntend-
ent of schools. Tho convention also rat
ilied the nominees of the Peoples Party
and Democratic conventions.
n. ID. Owen was elected chairman of
the county central committee, with pow-
er to appoint the committeeman.
The name of The Teller Silver Repub.
lican Party was adopted.
Convention adjourned.
The Peoples Party convention met at
Turner Hall and was called to order by
county chairman A. Thompson.
A. Thompson was elected chairman
and f. j. Altvater secretary.
Committees on credentials and rules
were appointed, their reports read and
adopted.
"A committee consisting of II. A. Hicks,
Fred Bolsinger and J. NJ. Seright was
appointed to confer with the Silver Re-
publican and Democrats in regard to
fusion. Their report was that fusion
had been agreed upon, the Populists to
have sheriff, treasurer and coroner, for
which Offices Christopher Trezise was
nominated for treasurer and Thomas
Cody for sheriff, by accamation, DIR. c.
a. Bourk being nominated for coroner.
The Democratic and Silver Republi-
can nominees for the remaining Offices
were endorsed.
John III. Nichols was elected chairman
of the county central commits tee, who,
in conjunction with the PJpuhst nomi-
nees, are TO appoint the committee. j.
Nj. Seright was elected secretary.
The name OF The Peoples Party Ticket
was adopted.
Convention adjourned.
The Democratic adjourned convention
met at Armory hall. d.
j. q. Hatch, J. S. Beaman and w. o.
jenkins were appointed committee on
fusion, who reported that fusion had
been agreed upon, the Democrats to have
the county commissioner surveyor and
the several precinct officers. Il. h. Clark
was nominated for commissioner and l..
c. Todd surveyor.
W. o. Jenkins was elected chairman OF
the county central committee.
| Convention adjourned.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-12

The best trains for Colorado Springs
Rre those OF the Colorado Road which
leave Union depot nt 500 IL. M, 1l:o0 N
M, 3 p. IN. and ll.3O p. m.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-12
Most tImportan,-Good I,rc.d.

Good bread is IA most important thing
in your diet. We Inake the sweetest,
most wholesome bread. Thy it once.
That is all we ask. Hail our wagons.
o. ScBEFrLER,
Central and Black Hawk.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-12
Crockcrv Warc.

| Philips Il Ebli at their Lawrence
street grocery store, have received fine
line OF crockery ware Of the latest de.
signs.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-12
A Life Size Portrait. Crnyon. Pastel or
Water Color. Free.

In order to introduce our excellent
work we will make To any one sending us
n photos Life Size Portrait Crayon, Pas.
tel or Water Color portrait free OF charge.
Small photo promptly returned. Exact
likeness and highly artistic finish guar
anteed. Send your photo at once to
G. l.. MAREcIIAL ART Co.,
BiS Elm ST.. Dallas, Texas.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-12

A fine line Of stationery Just received
at Mnymon's Central PostofIlce Store.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-12
THE DRILLING RECORD.

double hand drilling stands as follows:
Carboneau- -McGillvray, 3S 10 16; And
regg Chamberlain, IS 5-16; Lyons -Topp,
3G 1916; Hupps- -Lindgren, 30 GIG; Mar.
teone Mcleod, 80 1-16; McKenzie-Tre-
week, "a 10 16; Humphrey -Kirkbride,
81 ZIG; Delphez Bros, 33 4-16; Cough
lin-Pitman, :'3 3l6; Eccker Bros. 80 5- -l6;
MCGOWAN McDougall, 80 16. The old
record stood 81 14-16 inches.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-12

You can get fine parnsol or umbrella
cheap Mt the Mineral Palace.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-12
GOOD RETURNS.

Saturday. October I, Messrs. II. F.
Belcher, William Job and Walter Flag
Ter, of the 2:40 mine, Russell district, re.
ceived from 23,S97 pounds-less than IL
tons-of smelling ore, sold to the Argo
works, near Denver, a check for 81 ,3l6.24.
The following are the values: Gold, 9. rs
ounces; silver, 12.6 ounces, and I per
cent. copper per ton-an average of S55.0S
per ton.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-12
The Observer Qli7i39 Department.
A NEW sO-sTAMP MILL FOR BLACK
HAWK.

A NEW 8O-STAMP MILL FOR BLACK
HAWK.
The work of dismantlng the Bobtail
stamp mill in Black Hawk was COM
menced last Friday, prior to the erec-
ton of sO-stamps of 1000 pounds weight.
They will be divided in four sections of
20 stamps each, the Hendre Il Bolthoff
Manufacturing company of Denver hav-
ing the contract for the stamps, 2C0-
horse power Corliss engine and 81 Bart
lett concentration tables. The old mill
building will be torn down and new
one erected, which will be three terraced,
rather occupying three floors, and will
occupy space 70x220 feet. The stamp
mortars, of which there will be eight,
will weigh 5000 pounds each. The
stamps will be of the rapid drop pattern
and will be speeded to 80 drops per
minute. The mill will be counterpart
of the new 20-stamp section erected by
the New York Mill company, situated in
the southerly portion of Black Hawk.
Four new 100 horse power boilers will
supplant the boilers formerly in use at
the mill. On the upper floor will be
placed Blake crushers which will break
the ore as it is dumped on the floor, and
thence conveyed to automatic ore feed
ers. On the second floor the stamp bat
teries will be placed, and on the third or
lower floor the Bartlett tables will be in
stalled, as well as other appliances for
concentrating the values in the shines
from the stamp batteries.
1t is the intention to have the new
mill completed, building erected and all
the machinery installed by the first of
January, 1900. Two of the 20-stamp
sections Will be placed at once. The
present capacity CT rs slow drop stamps
will not be dismanlled until these are in
so new stamps will have a crushing Ca
pacity of 450 tons every "a hours, The
estimated cost of the new mill when
complete will be between $4,000 and
100000. 1t will be furnished with ore
from the workings of the Cook Gold
Mining company's property on Bobtail
hill. Mr.. King, the mining engineer of
the Cook company, is now engaged in
making preliminary survey under
ground looking to the hosting of the ore
from the Cook companys property to
the level of the incline shaft OF
the Gregory lode, and thence to surface
and dumped into the ore bins at the
mill. This will do away with the trans
portation of the ore by wagons from the
mine to the mill as at present, which
will be great saving in that one item.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-12
Colorado Snrinas

1s best served by "The Colorado Road.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-12

to secure the payment of six promissory
notes payable to the order of c. P.
Heath at the Denver National bank, said
notes aggregating s12,s00, drawn on the
18th of February, 1896, drawing 6 per
cent. per annum, and costs of SALE All
of the notes remain unpaid, as we'll as
the interest. Mr.. G. H. Lewis, of Sioux
City, Iowa, was the purchaser, he paying
trifie over $1,000 for the properties.
In this connection it is well enough to
state that the manager of the company,
Mr.. Stephan, informs The OBSERVER
that this sale of the company interests
will in no wise affect the future working
of the several veins.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-12

Star Estate Ranges at Anderson's.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-12
Married.

At the residence of the brides mother on
Eureka street, Central City, Colorado,
Wednesday noon. October IL, 1899,
Mr.. William Il. Plemmons and Miss
Hattie Bunney, Rev. j. F. Coffman,
pastor of st. James NJ. E. church,
officiating.
The bride is the only daughter of Mrs
Frank Bunney, and is very pleasant
and agreeable yonng lady and very popu-
lar with her friends in this courty. The
groom has resided in this city for mum
ber OF years and is the present chief of
the Central City Fire department, a
young man of pleasing address and man.
ners. The contracting parties have a
large circle of friends and acquaintance
who will unite with THE OBSERVER in
extending their best wishes to them for
long life and unalloyed happiness in
the years to follow.
After partaking of sumptuous we'd
ming dinner the newly welded couple
left on the afternoon train ior Denver,
Colorado Springs and the Garden of the
Gods, returning here in about ten days,
where they will reside.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-12


At o'clock Wednesday morning. Octo-
Der IL, 1909, at st. Mary's Church of
the Assumption, in Central City, Colo.
rado, Rev. j. NJ. Desaulniers, pastor,
officiating, Mr.. James Labean and Miss
Margaret Mccormick, both of Gilpin
county.
The bride was attended by Miss Jennie
Cody and the groom by Mr.. John Don
nelly. After receiving the congratula-
tions OF their friends present and partals.
ing of wedding breakfast, the newly
welded couple took the morning passen
ger train for Denver, where they spend
their honeymoon. That their lives will
be long, and that they will enjoy per
petual honeymoon is the wish of their
many friends, The OBSERVER included
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-12
MORE HONEY PUT INTO MINING


'There is more legitimate mining being
done in Colorado now than ever before" ="
said George NJ. Jacobs, an accountant IN
the Office of the surveyor general in Dem
yer, to a Denver Republican reporter
He added: I'VE are constantly receiv-
ing inquiries concerning roads and mines.
The reason | say that there is more
legitimate mining than ever before is be-
cause of the applications for patents.
Up to little more than a year ago the
ruling of the department was that man
might make his 500 worth OF improve
ments on one claim of several he had
staked and the work would enable him
to hold all his claims. That ruling was
changed, and the department declared
the man must make at least 500 worth
Of improvement a year on each claim
held. The improvement of the whole
group, when the claims were in n group,
may be made on one claim. But under
this ruling, when the application for Il
patent is made. it is certain that at least
500 has been spent on each claim. or
course there is usually much more than
this spent, but the patent is guarantee
of the expenditure of that amount. So
when patent for 10 claims is asked we
know that at least $500 has been ex-
pended on them. There is more money
spent among miners than ever before in
the history of the west.'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
Nemeitc Nad)riGtc,t.

syobn Sherman, Der na1 einem
Geriihte am Dpnneritag ihon tobt ge-
nleloet puroe, 1T nod elmer Tepeibe
bon eantiaao auf oen Weae Der geller-
ung.
Sin gilSue Der Grie gabn entgleilte
10 Wteilen bon 9lfron. 2otpmotipe.
Senoer uno @epdfpagen tollerten bic
8oihun9 binab. Der 8otomotiufiibrer
muroe get0otet unb Der 0eiser fdtper
permunoet. Die YaiIa9iere tamen nit
Dem Sdrefen Dapon.
Sci einem Seuer in Dmaba 1inb Q
pe1Ionen -perbrannt unb 19 ,purben
Ihwer perleBt. Eie grplplion zines
@alolinotens i'm Oritteil Stpflpert uti=
mittelbor am Gbaht oes ssabrltulbs.
biloete Die llriobe gu Der Gataltropbe.
Mit rapioer 8eidpinoiateit eriff oas
entfellelte Glement I'm lih. Sn einem
Der parlor faBen 90 Damen bes Macca=
bGer Orbens, unbemuBt Der 8efabr.
Eie Seenen, Die 1ib nun ablpielten,
ipotten ieber @eihreibunl. oenn Die
Marnung tam gu lpdt. 60 raid pie
moglib murbe 9ilfe aebrobt, allein ber=
bdnsnibuole @oniequensen iuaren ribt
mebr absuluenoen.
@tatt aus $4,000 Mann. nie Der
ebrlibe General 8omeS bebauptete, be-
tebt Die eubanii ihe Nrmee nur aus l3, :
2l9 Mann.
sSn allen Sbeilen Seutl1lanos berr=
lben Sbneetiirme uno sroBe Gdlte uno
bic SnfluenSa=gpioemie bat li6 in Sol9e
oes unaiinlti9en @etters oerihlilnmert.
eSn Berlin lino allein mdbreno bes Mlo=
mats 200 perlonen an osr sSnfluensa
eeltorben. Sn Clt=Yreuben lino ,uah=
reno Der yyode III Golge Der itarten
gerbreitun0 Der &rantbeit Die Sbulen
seidlollen iporben.
Mad ben @rplolipnen BEL Soulon,
Bourges unb Marleille fanb am Siens=
tag cine iolhe in oem 2aboratorium oes
Griessoepartements in paris ltatt, in
Dem Seriuhe, nit elmer neuen Nrt
S6ieBpulper genla6t iperoen. 3 Sn=
9enieurs=Sffi;iere muroen i6per per=
lebt. Sis idmmtlihen 6eniter Der
Nabbaribaft tpuroen sertriimmert I'M
es wuroe arober S6aoen anaeridtet.
Sn Nlsier lit Elm Nufltano Der Qrabe,
ausgebroben. Sielelben pllinoern biz
2anogegenoen aus. Die Souarees
9rilien cine eurordiIhe Expedition an
tie muroen aber 3uriidsei6laaen, bod
fielen 100 M}ann bon oer Expedition.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
en- Wttttterp Sihcr.

Sn Wbeelina ,uuroe leBte g8nde
geni. Beans perbaftet. unter Der ans
tlaee, einen italieniihen Sierbdnoler,
Namens Ntite Nsnic. nit lDg. @riinaut
beihminoelt su baben. ST sei9te Dem
Stalisner elm aroBes 8latt nit unae=
Idnittenen Siinioollar 9ioten uuo i6nl:t
cine Der 9ioten ab uno foroerte ben
Mam auf. nob elmer Sant su geben
uno gu ieben, Db oieielbe gut lei. Ser
Staliener ains nod Der Bane, 400 ibm
Der Gdiiier mittbeilte, Die gtote let gut,
uno ibln oieielbe ausme6lelte. ytun
bot ibm Beans $500 ieines 8riinguts
fir $3lO in sutem @elo uno Der eStali=
ener alng auf Den 9anoel elm. Ser=
lelbe besablte oas Gelo uno Beans legte
oen Mammon in elm gnpelrp uno
reibte baNelbe ooer tuelll9itens
alaubte Der sStaliener, es lei oas ndmli=
DIE - Dem Sbenttudrter nit ocm Nuf=
traee, oas @elo in ben Galienihrant gu
leeen, bis ct ie,ue @aare obliefere.
9as gnpelpp muroe in ben Shrant
aeleat uno Beans - Der li6 ben un9e=
mobnliden gtamen Sobn Gmitb beige
leot bate, glne fort. Spdterbln
nuroe oas gnpelop tpieoer aus Dem
Sbrant berausgenommen uno oa 5eigte
es lib, oab oallelbe nur tpeiAes papier
entbieit. Ser sStaliener mar piitheno
uno iudlte iiberall nah Dem S6pinoler.
glm ndbiten Sage, als ct auf einem
gicpcle ourb Die StraCe fubr, lab ct
oenlelben bel einem Manne alif benz
Seiteuwese. ST iprang BON ielnem
3ao uno lief auf ben 8rilngutbdnoler
su, oieier martete aber ni6t lanae. ion=
bern fine ielbit su laufen an, aber Der
Staliener mar oer before 2dufer, balo
bate er ieinsn Mann eingebolt uno
belt lid an oellen &leioer ielt uno l,eb
li1 ni1t ablbiitteln. obmobl Beans, Der
Elm trdftiger Damn lit. ibn big auBerbalb
Der @ren3en Der Staot mitlbleppte.
gnoli6 paro DIE groseilion aufgebalten
llno Beans tpuroe perhaftet.
Ser Gerbaftete nannte lid aud i'm
GeidnsniB Sobn Smith, bod puroe er
bon einem Manne, mel9er Der Sago
suaeieben bate uno Beans fannie, ioen=
tifi5irt.
genj. Beans tuobnt in garnbi(l uno
lit bier aut betannt. st mar Der polisei
idon lanse peroddtig, aber bisber se-
lang es ibm INNER nod, ben Malden
oes 8eiebes su entidliipfen. Sod
miro ihm oies oiesmal ,uobl i6werlih
gelingen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
Wotia att 6Gicr.

Nuf Der Staatsunioerlitdt in Golum=
bus 1T Elm &urius fiir bic 6abritation
npn RdIe eii,gefiibrt, aber troboem Die
Yrobuttion BON S6ueiserfdie in oieiem
Staate oerjeniaen BON Dantee 9die bei=
nabe eleibtommt. 10 miro bod berlelbe
in bieiem Gurie nidt beriidli6tiat, mdb=
renb oies }. 9. i'm Staate gBiseonlin
Der Sal lit. 9ies piiroe jeoo6 9elde=
ben, ipenn biejeniaen, tpelhe Elm Suite
rene baran baben, lid bel ben 2eltern
Der uniperlitdt barum bemiiben tpollten.
IS it oaber in Nnreaung sebradt tpor=
oen, cine Geriammlung BON adIern uno
Mil1lieferanten einsuberufen, um Die
erfcroerlihen sdritte in oieier &ihtuna
gu tbun. &dier uno Mil6lieferantsn,
Die Elm eyntereile an Der Gade nebmen,
uno berelt lino, elmer 8eriammlunl
beisutpubnen, 1ino oaber gebeien, I'M:
i6riftlid gu benadridti9en, uno menr
li6 cine seniigenoe NnSabl oasu berei
ertlart, 10 miro cine iolhe Neriamm
lung auI Mitte ndhiten Wonats ELM
berufen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
Cbio Uarttters DeMer Wers
ttd,erttttnaS 50.

VS. freut uns, unlern 2eiern mitthei-
len gu tonnen, baB 81. s. G. Gurb
bon Sem Ybilaoelpbia, Der eud allen
teltens betannt 1T, gum Naenten Der
Ohio Gamers electromagnetic
ernannt lit.
Oils 0r. Gurb bor einiaen Sabren
Nsent bieIsr @elellIdaIt mar, erparb er
li1 einen ebrenpoaen Namen burh feline
piintlide nno redtlihe @efbdftsfiibrung
unb mir fnb iiber3eugt, oab bas ndmz
li6e aub in ber 3utunft Der Gall iein
ipiro.
gr mirb Bel guh ppripredei,, ehe
Cure Derli1eruneen auslaufen uno
miro Cure Sntereiien tpahren. ebio-
luobl ipie bieienigen ber Gompagnp.
Seber briefIihen ginienoung uirD er
fofort {eine pole Mufmerfiamteit s6en=
lien. Mhtungspoll
Dbio Garlners Deriiderungs 3d.,
t45 Sc Ro9, 3.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
0maDcmbIttcn.
(Giugefanbt J

g1abe bel @naoenbiitten, O., Itarb
am IA. Mdrs Nnna Maria Miillsr. ae-
borne Stein. sic iuuroe geboren am
6. ssebruar 1926 III 0auimeiler. preu=
BEN. Sic purbe 9etauft in ibrer Sino=
belt unb I'M IA. Sabre fpnfirmirt. Sic
permdblte lib init Garl Miiller, in yu=
born am &lan, Preuben, in ibrem 20.
s}abr. Sn oieier @be iuuroe iie init orei
5ohtern seiegnet. sSbr @atte, Garl
Mlller, iarb i'm Sabre 1877. 3ebn
Sabre ipdter fam iie nod Mmerita su
ibrer 5odter 4batberlna Geioenbad.
bel Yort WaIbinaton, bel Der tie s
Sabre blieb. Damn 9ina lie gu pbili=
pima eelser, einer anoern Sohter lmo
blieb bel oerielben fiinf Sabre. Sic iuar
INNER nod i'm Stanoe su arbeiten. bis
lie i'm lebten Sabre an einem Grebs int
MunDe erfrantte. Sic tam oaber lpie=
Der al Spbn Heioenbab, uno am Is.
Ottober eins iie in oeilen gealeitun9
nah columbus, no lie lib elmer ibmers=
baften Operation aeouloi9 unternarf.
oielelbe oliiflib iiberitano uno nod 5
Wohen ,uieoer eeiuno nah 0aule fam.
9lm Is. Sebruar erfrantte lie an Der
Grippe uno wuroe bon Sag 81 3ag
I6pdder. 3ulebt trat nod 9ulten ba=
au, Der in cine 2unaenentsiinoung iiber.
oing, tpelbe ibren SOB berbeiiiibrte.
Sic erreibte Elm 9llter bon 73 Sabren,
Monat uno s Saeen. Gie binter,
ldBt 3 S0hter uno nellnsebn Gntel.
sSrieoe ibrer Ni6e!
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Bon Oen Gbilippincn.

NuI ben pbilippinen miro nod im=
mer 9etdmpft uno es liegen nod feline
9ln5eiden oafiir por, als Oh Die e}l,ur=
genten SUIT bdtten, Die WaHen nieoersu=
legen, ob.pobl lebte Wode bon Malbine=
ton Die NahriAt fam, es ieieu Wusli6ten
borbanoen, baB hie 5einbIelisteiten in
turser 3eit gu @noe lein iuiiroen.
8eneral Otis bat einen Yefebl erlals
len, nonod ben Spaniern unterlaet
miro. brett nit oen Tilipinos pssen
Der 6reiyabe ipanilder 8eiangenen gu
perbanoeln. gr ipil baour6 perbin=
bern, bab Die Sniuraenten our6 lpa=
niltes 2Oleselo unteritiibt peroen.
gei ben &fen nit ben ginsebors
men lino uniere 5ruppen INNER eriols=
reid. 9lm l6. Mdrs murbe Gaital.
elm ltartbefeltigtes Sprf nuroipeltlih
bon Yaiig, bon benz. 20. Snfanterie
Gesiment aenomn1en. Sie Nmeritaner
batten II 8er,uunoete. 9ie 6ilipinos
erlittsn groBe Gerluite.
Gompagnie G oes g8aibin9toner He=
eiments bat peitere $50 6einnaene bel
Saauig aelnabt. Die 9ebellen babell
ibre Maffen perfedt ooer in oen 6luB
eemorfen. Sas Snaenieureorps i6lug
cine telnpordre bride iiber ben 6luB
fir bic Nrtillerie uno Die Masen oes
Yerpfleeungsoepartements.
Sie in ben 8ebiraen Der SnIel Ya=
nap bauIenoen ganbiten brobten un=
ldnslt nit einem 9nsriff auf Slo-Slo ;
Tie muroen jeoo6 nit Nerluit eni9er
bunoert Mann bon General Miaer all
Yaaren 9etrieben.
3rob oer griolee Der Mmeritaner
min Neuinolbo nihts bon Gintelune
oer sseinoielisfeiten boren. Seoe oer=
artige Runogebung miro 9rauam un-
teroriift.
3m0lt 8efiirporter oes llnabbdneia=
feits=planes, getpobner bon Manila.
linb in Wtalolos formell gum 9ooe per.
urtbeilt tporoen. lpeil lie in einem
5hreiben CUR ueber9abe seratben bat
ten llno ale .lopalen" Gilipinos mur=
ben aufgeforoert, Der Station Der
9ienlt gu leiiten", Die getrehenoen Al
t0oterI.
| gm berfloiienen Greitae baIudte Sc.
neral 2asaroa Mololos gu benz 3med
! Mguinaloo gum Nad9eben au ratben
st arsumentirte nit oem Snlursenten
| fiibrer unb beriuhte, benielben bon be
Wioerlinniateit ieines Gtarrlinnes in
0inblid auf bic eroriidenbe ueberma1
oes 8egners an iiberaeu9ell. gDiitben
iiber oieien &atbidlag ertbeilte Msui
naloo ben gefebl, ben @en. Gagaroa I'M
ber5iigli6 bin3uri6ten. Ser un9liif
lihe 8eneral tpuroen obne Weiteres ent
bauptet.
Muf Neeros folI ein @tamm bo
ginaeborei,en 10000 Mann itarf iibe
bic Spanter bergefallen iein. so ipo
niihe Gliidtlinge lino in Sloilo anas
folnnen. Die Spanier auf Der Snit
Negros haben General Willer III
Waffen qebeten. Die gingeborene
iinb meiitens nit pfeilen uno Boge
beiuaffnet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23

4 Gn9lano bedt lein Deiiait bur6
grbobung Der ginfnmnleniteuer. Bei
uns lpirb es bur1 Steuern auf 2e6ens=
mittel 9eoedt. Sort be3ahlt Der &eiAe
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