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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-09

Waiter f. White and Laura 4. Cun,
mlnES, both Of Lovrlock. were rn,rria,
at that place Saturday afternoon. Mr.
ana Mrs. White will reside in Wads.
worth where Mr.. White is t. ar,ppt \ no.
Nlt'on with the southern Pacific com.
Iany as diSpatcher's operator.
Mrs. Shinr, who has been the o,oxt If
Mrs. Geo. Richard for the past two vyaaks
departed for her home in Angels Camn
Cal' yesterday. Mrs. Richard accom-
panied her As far as Reno.
The Lassen Advocate saws thar Han
William Woodburn of Carson ba, been
retained as counsel i'll the cases of Frank
ana fd Roberts, whose trials will come
OF III that county some time in April.
The House has passed without dobato
and by a unanimous vote A bin that !. 70
abolish the long established custom of
distributing to navel officers money As
palzeS for ships clptured in war.
Geo. Frrvert, loop A, Nevada Cavalry
who has been in a. c hospital at the Pre-.
SId1o, has been honorably DISCHARGED
from the army. His troop is in Manila
The name Of Sulphur station on tbe
Utah Pacific railroad near the Lincoln
county border has been changed to
Cedar City.
The Student Record comes to us this
month in a neat blue cover embIematir
OF the new college cover. 1t makes Il
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-09
fE1RUAR 9
ALL SORTS

ro.
Day Is the place to buy dry goods
Fancy shirts and 1,rish ..or,,s f.,
men at p. ". Dav,s
AU,he hest hiram ds rr ri,,rs sorried y,
! NJ Jnbnson.s prrc Store
Latest styles IN mems hats at the Yam
kee clothlerS, opposite the Capitol.
S''r ~ y '""'.N'h :
""H ''i Va "i''A' "PI"S'e ''P''o''
If vour ston,a.b .r,,a. ,,uo+binooo
YOU don't know what it is. trv y Of Mr.,
S,.s,s,an,,a.
New patterus in &oar.in.. at Dar,.
me Emporium continues [" ADD hne
soous 10 the IaiiorltS department. For a
Lost Strayed or >t"len-A black puppy
with a white throat ) months old. Re
turn to this Office and r"cel>"reward lw
~ ipu>c contain
ing SIX rooms. Situated on South Car
Something entirely new in carpets AT
+. W. Days. Look just ike BRUSSELS. 6ut
they area ward wide and rhaanar tbon
For RENT-Two rooms. Il ,p stairs
and one on ground floor. Terms reason
if
i-osr.-A pair Of opera glasses on Fri
bonso Finder nln,.o rntnr, ~"
senh Ravcr,ff
w DIV tha >ant.n .I',L - I
fe"e' 10 ne the best IN the Ntate-beSt in
NJ "l" "es' III STYLE
Mems fancy shirts. former nri,.a e y
and SI5o ,ra .oIl ,i-. u...L +, ~.
Onnosita tho ra,;tol
only one dollar pordoIcn. First class
Cabinet photographs. tuiy one dnIl,r
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-09
SESSION.

special order for , p. IN. A. E. I9-Mc-
"owan-Act creating a Fish Commits
Nloler-MT. Mctiowan moved that Sec
ton > be stricken out. Allen moved. AS
an amendment, that the enactment clause
be stricken out. This kills the bill.
Mr., Henley moved that discussion on
:, b, No. , he postponed until next Iegis-
nature day Mr.. Paul moved that the bill
he taken back to Senate and corrected
carried.
Message from the Governors announcing
the signing Of A. b. >, to provide for
of Assembly journal.
Adjourned till Thursday II a. m.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-09
Notice

There will be a meeting held by the
{. A. {. tonight at $50. All members
are requested to be present. Business of
Importance. EUGENE HOWELL,
President.
ALFRED KARGE, Sec'y.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-09

Dave Willis of Mound House was in
yesterday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-06

- Sn gbieaso ities bas Sbsrmof
meter seItern BON 80 Bis 81 Grab i'm
Shatten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-06
Wabrldeinli9 ein Woro.

S6og. s. Colbert BON Mi& 5. Sr@
monb in ben 2sib 9eIdohsn. -
Die ause1 nor fir einsn Inoersn
bsItimmi. - Ser @4isbboIb nod
ui9t berbaftet.
Sbos. 3. Colbert, elm 26 Sabre alter
unperbeiratbetsr Mann BON Nr. 1889.
WirtzStrabe, purbe esftern Mbeno
tura Dor II 1br init elmer tootlitsn
Gdubpunbe inn l1nterleib ouf benz
poirolpagen bes norbOltliaen Dlz
itrittg na6 benz r@tabtz6olpitul" gez
bru9t. Mls ber mutbmabli9e MOrber
pirb Mi4. s. Srmonb. Elm MnseIteuz
ter bsr uN0rblidsn Gsntralzgahn,"
BON Ger. 1341, Mirtz, nabe preiton<
@trobs, bon Der polissi seiuat.
8bos. 5. Gorbsrt, fem 8ruber 3oz
BERT, Mi4. s. SrmOnb, Sofm W.aan
unb ein MnaaN onberer iungsr Wfdnz
ner tparen na9 10 ubr an ber gde BON
Gbaiez unb !9iamanzS trabe in einsr'
etreit serotbsn; auf benz Hahbduis e
tpeae fam es an Der Gde bon 8loolsz
@trabe unb 6omepoob5aDsnue gu
Sbdtli9tsitsn, unb ebe man es 1ia per-
fat, trodten bier &epolperiddiie bur4
bic Cuff. Die pielen auf ben Sausz
trsppsn fibenb.n Sraaen uno ainosr
riefen vMpro!" unb lisfep in ibrs
9GuIsr, eIiidlider Weiie pbne baB
Ssemano Qnbsres estroffsn tpurbe.
8innen 5tpei Minuten puren poli5lIt
ssobn Gafsp, Der GIsrt Der poli5eibsz
Scribe, tpel9sr auf fsiner Sreppe lab
unb bic GdiKe 9Drte, bic @ereeanten
| Soreman unb Mattsrn, bic polisiiten
Stpdett, Glenn, McSntire unb 8affz
n.b our SteGe, bod tparen ole Belief
lietsn burh bic Sometpoob 6 @perue
perf6nunben.
Gs tpurbe iebo9 balb conftatirt,
bah Colbert init elmer S6ubpunoe i'm
2eibe na9 9au1e getommen mar. Or.
$. g. Bed parb bs~rbeiesrufen uno
orbnets fofort bic ueberfiibrung na4
benz rStabtz9pipital" an.
Ser GdieBbo..b, bieb es, babe li9
na9 benz Stations6auFe beseben, absr
sr erI9ien bufelbit ni4t. Bie Elm
8ruoer bes 8srpunbsten mittheilte,
babe Srmpnb auf Sobn Menan Idle
ben tpolsn, bod lei bisier bintsr Gols
bert geiprangen.
Die poli5si fuht nua Srmonb, Der
bsrbeiraibst 1T unb nebsn Golbsrt's
Batter tpobnt .
Die 8stbeiIisten fonen ale msbr
pber tpeniser setrunfen babtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-06

Netter 8ruber. SoIepb
9rop6lep, Elm notoriI4er Nauibolo,
paro asltern bonn goli5eiri9terS 9Dn
auf 30 Sage na4 Dem @efdngnib gez
fanbt uno UNI S. uub Soften beItraft,
neil .r Tsinem 9ruber sSas. 8ropbkp
BON Nr. 1929, Sub : G~barlssfr., am
SamItas Mbeno i'm 8erlaufe zines
Streites eine 2umpe an ben aopf
mari.
8rutater Neger BE ltraf t..
= @eil CT feline RaHengenoRinHeate
Splor bon Nr. Ala, WupnsfraBe, aus
seringfusissr urTa4e tbdtli4 ungrlff
uno auf brutale WeiFe m%ibbunDelte,
parb Der Nsssr 2ouis 9arosn asItsrn
pom polissiri9isr SaDn UNI SIS uno
Soften beltruft.
8afebaIL. - Die NsIpzYorter
uno 2ouisoiner fpielten gsltsrn IN
DeeBatptsn, u.s., tpobei Die Grltsrsn
nit 2ei9tisteit ssuannen. 4ntpeleno
tparen $500 3uiduusr. Die Score"
mar, tpie folgt:
ssai sss1i gsssS3SS 5l5S
Gin fauberes a~leeblatt.
- Die Stalisnsr Samuel 8att uno
Sbomas G0lstts tputoen ssitern bonn
sriebensridter Hidaroion gu Sigh
ianotopn ipeaen 5ragens osrborgsner
Waffen ie UNI S. unb Soften geltraft,
unb SseFe Waribaa tpurbs pssen unz
oroentliden 8etragens am bic Soften
erIeihtert. Das aleeblatt puroe bon
ben Gonitablern 2erdoff unb Surnsr
BEL Der MiSolssRiperz8r tpsaen
unsebIbrli9en 8etra9ens berbaftet.
81 eoiesidbrtae uebunasz
Tabrt Der nMarpldnoer 6lottsnmi>
zig" uuT benz 6ilfstreuaer .prdiris"
bssinnt am 16. ssuni unb pirb Biz
gum %. SUM- bauern. GopitGn M.
81. g. Mo3enaie bon Der 8unbssz
6lotte tpiro bic Tabrt perlDnli9 Be-
aufIi9tissn unb oenOffi5ieren iotpobl,
pie ben Mannihaften SnItruttionen
trt6silen. sSm 8anaen tperoen ungez
fGbr 200 Mann On Der Gabrt She'll
nebmen, unb bisrpon bat bsrsits cine
ftattlife 3abl tpdbreno bss ipanii4z
amsritaniiden &rieaes auf bsrihisbsz
men 6Ilfstreusern, Defenders auf Der
.Oirie," geDint, 10 bab bic bissidbriz
&c uebungsfabrt mebr als elm Wisoerz
bolunaszGu betradtet tp.rben ourf.
BON tpeldem elm bibides Refultat ers
tpartet lpirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-06
Wihtiae mitterna6tlide GDnferen;.

Wabin9ton, .. g., 3. SUM.
- Splits , Sriegsfefretdr Meitlelobn
unb @sneral@Qojutant Gorbin purben
beute friib, tura nu4 Mittsrnaa, gu
benz prGiiosnten McSinleD berufen
uno batten cine Gonfereu5 nit osmieIz
ben. Der 3ped Der nd4tIi9en 3uf1ms
mentunft pirb nidt bstannt gemG9t.
(@pdter.) - 9r. Meitsjo6n unO
General Gor6in blisben ettpa cine 6ll6f
@tunoe 6ei'm p~rGIioenten uno perlies
ben bas vWeiBs 9aus" tur3 Dor 1 llbr.
Sr. Meitlsiobn unttpOrtete auf prins
osnbes gsfru9en, baB er feline Na4s
riftsn gu psrOffentli6sn bate, unO
bah bic ps~rbunbslten 8egen1tGnoe ni4t
BON pi6tiger Ratur gsDeien ieisn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-06
0nrIeiunaen iiher &nhfunit.

Syrau Sarub 5p1on Horer, cine
MutoritGt ouf benz 9ebiete Der ao4z
fun5t, tpirb in Der beute %bsstnnenoen
@o9e ieben @ormittag 912 ubr in
r5oro's @ranb Opera 9ouis" cine
8orleiuns uber aofen balten unb baz
BEL 9lei95sitis bic @orauge bes 9dies,
bs3tp. Der @as0fen iiber irseno tpel4e
anosrsn Sefen aeisen. Grau Rorsr
tpirb u. u. asissn, tpie Isi4t irssno
tpelds Speife auf ben @as0fsn CUBE
reitet tperben tann uno pie es mOsli9
1T, elm Mittaesmub( nit elnem So
ftenoufpanb bon einiesn Gents fir
6eismaterial s%usubereiten. 8iaete
fir bic 8ortrGae tpsrben foftenfrei in
benz 8iiredu ber @usaeieai4aft aus=
gsseben, unter osren Iuipiaisn bic
8orleiunsen itattfinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-06

par.r pertreten: .@ermania & 3itberx
3irlef." 3itber : Club u@belapefB,
vWilbeim SslzBunb" bonn Orben Der
rShpuram Mitter" unb Der Msarlooz
linsGlub r9oaD Woob." Oas Nrz
raugements~G omtte beItaub aus ben
SO. Grib Nrolb, Mm. Oanfmsper, =.
Sin,on, 9arp Sd, s. 9dnsse uno Us.
Mattbeis. Die aftiben Mitglisbsr bss
Clubs finb: 90. DanfmeDsr, Dirigsnt,
). Mrolo, Sobn Sritit, Gbriit. Siz
mon, s. 9dnsss, aarl Slider. 9eirs
ri9 Oiener, &arl Hebsin. 9arrb Sd,
@sorg 8arnidel, .. 5silmann, %.
Mattbeis. %. Odpsb uno 6. @islinz
ger.
30 m s Ilfs=@erein"
Der <2ogs.
Ser ,Oamen : 6iilfs ( 8ersin" Der
,@ermanfaz2ose Nr. 81" bes rM(ten
Srbn5 Der Dereinigtsn Mrbeiter" pefs
anitaltete seItsrn einsn TamilienzI usz
flus na9 Sobn 9. Stab's PlaBe an
@alternsNpsnlle unb Nortb : Pointz
Hoab. Oie Mttelieber Der 2oge lpare1
{sbr 5ahlrei4 er14ienen; unter ben Ins
tpeIenoen befanben ii4 bic So. Gop.
@aiue, 6riB S4eiot uno Truu, Geo.
8unnde unb Srau, 2ouis 8adhaus
unb 5ruu unb 8tnosr, @eorg Brlel
urtb Jrau. Srant periobn unb Srau,
Gbas. Mobte unb Grau, $. VI. :.
M,brbabn uno Grau. @uf. &rstfds
mar unb Trau, ST. Clint unb Trau,
@m. 8r0Ksl uno 5rau, otto Berger
unb 5rau, 5rant periobn uno Tamis
lie, 5rau petsrlsn, Grau 9errmann
unb Mnbsre. Dos bon einem umii4z
tigsn gomite aufgeiteQte prpgramm
purbe estrsu burdgefibrt uno einigs
@tunb.rr tpirflider beufi9er @emiitbz
liAfeit psrlebt. Die 8samtinnen bes
@ersins Iinb bic Samen: Sran 9eorg
8risl prdlToentin, Jrau ST. Clint
@icezprdiibentm, Trau Gbus. Mubte
@9abmeifterin urrb Sttilie Berger
Sefretdrin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-06
Spdteite &abelberi9te.
9ie Concentration su MnteaiL'
Gr6fin be Gaffenane, San 0Dulo'S
Spdbter, fpiclte cine bcrbprra=
genbe 3ple babel.

Sic murFairte on Der SpiBe Der raoz
paliItiIaen Suseno" climber uno
f9ien gu fart s~efrubItiidt gu baz
ben. - Dem qrGIiosnten spurbs
bic IneItr06re bura einsn Salag
iiber bas 9efiht setrie6en.-8iels
bornebme Mdnner untsr ben Der
baftstsn. - Gin qoli5ei : SnTpetz
tor lsbsnsssfdbrli6 DerleBt.
garis, 4. SUM-. - Weitere BE-
ri9te ibsr bic beutisen 8or9dn9e gu
9luteuil (iebe auf Der erIten Selts! -
q. b. R.) entbalten intere1ante Gin
5elnbeiten.
@rdfin 8oni be Guftellane GrIber
SRI. Wnna 9pulb aus glep : Yort,
So6ter bes oerItorbensn MiGiondrs
Sap @oulo) {telte ii4 an bic Spibs
Der .Stuneiie RopaIiits" unb aog nit
benz @ufs .Gs tebs bic 4rmee!" auf
Dem MaTenplaBe auf urto ab. 9rdf
8oni be GaHeuane uno iein 8ruoer
Seem puroen psrbdftet, balo Duruuf
ieoofJ qpieosr ~entiufsn.
@raf BE- Dion i~eiItste Bel Feiner Ser
baftuna besperaten WiosrItano unb
serIalua einem poli5ilten isinsn Spaz
sierliod ouf Dem Sopfe. Der iupslsnz
be|ebts @riff flos ab unb traf einen
SournaliItsn i'm 9sIi9t. SIN GAM
gen ipuroen ettpa 100 9erjonen perz
baftet, baruntsr Der 0ice : 9ur9ermeiz
fer bon Irmsntisres. Die OsmonItr a
tionsn uno @egen : Oemonltraiionen
bauerten fort, Biz 2oubet UNI 4.2O
Na9mittuss ben Hsnnplab perlieb.
Die Scene BEL Isinsr G%ntfsrnung mar
cine unbsI6rsi6lids. Die Yoli5si off
nete Der autF9e nur nit Wii6e eine
gabn bur9 bic Menge. Sli6e uno
S6md6unsen foigten benz prdliotn>
ten auf ieinem Wese uno [ogar faule
gter nuroen mad inn asporfen. Il5
er iih Dem elpfdifhen palufts ndberz
ts, srThaGten nisbsr 6o3rufe unb UNI
IS l1br mar CT {i9er innerbalb feiner
bier Wdnbe. Na6 Dem Grdfs6l uuf
Dem Hennplabs funo man bort cine
@n5ahl Suite, pslde Die Sni4rIftr OBJ
banfung" trugsn. 9raf Gbriiiiani,
peldsr nad benz prdliosntsn f4lug,
tpuros gu gobsn eeporfen unO nit
Sibsn getrsten. Gr 1T Der Gnfsl Ell
mes Generals, rpsl9er unter benz aaiz
fsrreide cine Roae fpislte. sc srbsllt,
baB bic Habau : putrioten urfpriin9s
lid cine sroBe SDation fir ben Mdior
Mar9anb i'm edible fubrten. Du
li9 bieler iebo4 in 5olss zines Win>
tss bon obsn niht bliden lieb, 10 ibz
ten Oeroulsbe unb Comforter Ra4e an
Dem prdIibsnten. Ssnri Ro9efprt,
Rsoatteur Des vSntraniieeunt," mel
der duf benz 8ennplabs unpeIeno
mar, tpuroe aufseforDert, li4 an bic
Spite Der 9ratsbler gu fslen, mar js@
bod bistrst esnug, Ti9 aus oemStaus
be gu maiden. Der Gplinoerbut BEG
prGipentsn fol Dem 2eBtersn our4
ben pom GraFsn GbriIiiuni 9efibrten
S9las total iibsr oas 9eIiat gstrle.
ben pprben Iein, unb bdtte plsusIat
Srn. 2oubet f9p.r psrleBt, lpsnn De-
nerufgaiaouo Jpn ni9t t6eiipsIle auF>
asfangsn bate. Gbrifiani blutete an
Munb unb NaTe, als i'm feds pollz
si5ten a~bfubrten.
Mufe rNieber nit ben panamilttn.
@erpdtbern, Subtn unb Srsptulars
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-06

ben!" ipar.n an Der Sagesorbnung.
Mabame 2oubst perlieB ben RennpldB
nidt nit ibrem @atten, forbsrn blieb,
BIB bic Mennen besnbet tparen. sic
brad in Sbrdnen aug, uls fie per Sc
lepbon erfubr, bab ibr @atte fider gu
9auIe angelangt fet.
Inter ben Slrmultlanten uno Ser
bafteten bsfinben li6 8ertreter Der pors
nsbmIten Samilien Srantrei4's. 9raf
D'4ubisnp b'afe 1T unter Der On
tluqe in Suft, ben Snfpeftor @rillsre
unb onbere Yoli5eibeumte psrleBt gu
BADEN. @riltere 1T bur9 einen G59lag
NIT einem bleibeI 9iperten StodtnoPfs
f6limm 5ugeri9tet unb lie9t in tritt'
ffem 3uitunoe ournieoer.
M ar9uno mub It'd geoul
BEN.
paris, 4. Sum-. - Muior Murz
6anb, tpelf)em bIe Hegierung urlaub
gu einsm 9sIuh ieinss 8utsrs erz
tbeitte, poQte UNI 9 ubr beute gl6eno
bon bier abreiIen. gr tpurOe tnoefsn
eriu9t, feline Ibreiie gu perid.eben,
tpsil man dnldbli6 bes oufgeregten
3uitanbs Der 8epDlferung 6efirhtete,
bab feline QbreiIe cine neue 9efdbrli4e
DENOMINATION 5ur5olge babsn tonnte.
9erf9iebene Qnfi9ten
Iber ben @ertb bes
neuen beuti6en
Snielret6s.
Berlin, 4. Sum-. - 9Rle 8ldtter
Gubern iiG in ibren beutigen Geitarti@
teln ssrinsiddbig iiber bic 4quiiitlon
Der brei ipanii9sn SnIelgruppen III Der
SibIee u1o erflGrsn, 9suti4lano babe
fir It,tperes @elo g%etduft, mas Die
4merifaner als tpert6ios u6rlg lltBerl.
aoiIer Wil6elm anttportete auf cine
DepsI9s, our9 tpel6e ibm bic r9anlz
BURG : 4merifuniI6e Oumpfergeleuz
i9aft" gu Dem grtperb Der Snleln gfdz
tulirte:
rSbre @lidpiinT9s bepeifen mir,
bab bic 8iatigteit bieisr aquiftion
fir ben 9anbsl OeurI4lono'5 u. lntIn
eiaenes unauf60rli9es Streben i'm
SntereFe bes 2sBteren ri4tig 8etours
bist tpsroen. Sd oanfe S5nen BON
6er5sn unb pinlde, Dab Die oeutidt
Rbeoersi bei ibren 5u6rten nd4 Dem
neuen bsutI8sn SnieIrei3 bts gDEis
li9en Sessns tbsilbaftig tperOe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-06

Beamten fir ben utlantif9en Difritt
Der Spnooe setpdblt. = Mnertenz
\ nuns fir paftOr Wpis. = Die an=
( antpsisnben Deleguten unb paitOs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-06
9ur6's &ebem
uoa Kinobeit Bis 81 bobem alter

if ts dm. NabumasmhtL wea@ wn alien aaHn, BON ima r u' iam Saan0s @S'"4
.wb. bs sba biscuit. 60 1T susN abnns fir bus SMO wNs sN abrasp r DE SaaSHn "
1T bic iMafs GtHhNe fur GeNnt uD bic. ansmsbmas unS saa@sft opNt Tw 0e on aprat
@tts mmbu b bhtMsmb 1T e unemdn pbruuht in Stdh uno Smo, uo "nnop N "NWpN
nod uut de gmn Nur taMaed elm Scbag Biscuit in imsm better 3ufa@s emst 2 Der @W AUS
oMt, afmbut eG mdMka ub Scrub uo suMnt feline Saupa1sht tmm YAan"G "O
2anbeh Das Original
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-06
Uneeda Biscuit

III NIT Der arSNkn @ugkh sanaat In ben bdm Sddrdm sbadm ns in nmf nsuaaae uno
auMbmbem f Gents htmah, nuahetahtd#s padn snpadt sa0urhD bic sa~e6 rNhs SS Sse%
bepMrtnb.
Dn ean vneeda Biscuit uan msn made snaut, us Hana an IN awn SrsHas
wodasu adaun wnsn. NAm feline Naaabmunssa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-06
Stirmc nnn fein Gnoe.

Dubuque,S u., A. SUM, - Gin
Gptlon fegte beuts Qbeno iiber bic De-
osno tpsitli6 bon OpersDiQe. Die
Spur Dss Sturmes lit an etlidFn
9unttsn cine Weils brett. 9ei Sburps,
ga, fopie in Der llmge6ung pon Sel=
logg, Sa., tpurbs srbsbIider S4aoen
an9sri6tet.
Ddt.rIop, Sd., A. Sdni.-Gin
fdtper.r Resenturm bat beate Nab=
mittus ipeitOerbrsiteten S9uDen i'm
nprDDitliaen Soma sur 6plgs 9sba6t.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-04-10
RICH HAUL
INASALOON.
Five Hundred Dollars Taken From a Till
This Afternoon.
MONEY REPRESENTED SAYINGS
The Loser is John Krusoefski-He Had
Intended Placing the Money in Bank
To-day--The story Told by
the Victims Wife

Somebody is about $500 richer than he was
yesterday, at the expense Of John Kruscefski,
a Lithuanian who keeps a saloon at the cor
ner of Main and Popular streets The money
represented savings. and amounted to little
more than the figure above given 1t was
intended by Mr. Kruscefski to take the
money to the bank to-day. but other business
interfered and it was left in the till Of the
bar.
The robbery occurred at about one o'clock
this afternoon. Mr. Krucefski was absent.
His wife went upstairs to do housework
leaving her two sons, John, Jr aged 22
years, and Joseph, aged n years, in the
barroom. They were engaged in repairing a
bicycle Mrs. Krucefski says she was absent
about ten minutes. When she returned to
the barroom it was deserted, the two sons
having left the place.
Mrs. Krucefski at once thought Of the
money aud went to the bar til to see if il
was safe. To her dismay she found the
savings gone She says the money was there
after her husband left the house in the
morning.
The two sons have been closely questioned
and they deny all knowledge of the money.
Their parents have implicit confidence in
them.
When asked if there was anyone to whom
suspicion was directed, Mrs Krucefski said
a man had lOitered about the saloon for some
time during the day, aud paid several visits
to the place.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-04-10
.LAWTONS
EXPEDITION
Another Aggressive Move on the
Belligerent FilipinOs,
SANTA CRUZ OUR NEXT CAPTURE

Fipeen Hundred Picked Soldiers start
with Ten Days Rations, and Reports
ofNlctories Are Now In Order-Our
Governments Determined Policy.
Manila, April 10.-The expedition OF
500 men, under Major General Henry
w. Lawton, which started Saturday
night with the intention OF crossing
Laguna de bay, capturing the town OF
Santa Cruz, on the eastern shore Of the
lake, and then sweeping the country
to the south, consists of 200 picked
sharpshooters chosen from the various
regiments. Hawthorne's mountain bat
terry, Gales squadron, three troops Of
the Fourth cavalry, unmounted, with
Bronke's and Tappens battallons of
the Fourteenth infantry, Linck's bat
talon of the First Idaho infantry and
Frainor battalion of the First North
Dakota infantry, under General King.
The men We're all in high spirits and
carried ratiOns for ten days, with the
lightest marching equipment
The fotilla of 20 canoes, towed by
tugs and conveyed by the gunboats
Laguna de Bay, Ceste and Napidan,
and preceded by the launch containing
General Lawton and General King
started from San Pedro Macati, on the
River Pasig, moving toward the lake
just as evening was setting in.
General Lawtons plan was to reach
Santa Cruz yesterday morning at day
break, to capture or destroy any rebel
gunboats or shipping, to take the town
and then to scour the country to the
south of a district not yet explored by
the Americans. The tactics will be
those of the old time frontier fighting,
and it is probable that the command
will be divided into squads of u, under
non-cOmmissioned officers.
In General Lawton's absence the
Second division is temporarily COM
manded by General Ovenshine. whose
lines extend from the beach near
Malate, south of Manila, to the shore
of Laguna de bay beyond Pasig, a
distance of about seven miles.
The withdrawal of the Is companies
constituting the expeditionary force
made gap in the line from the beach
to Culiculi, just southwest of San
Pedro Macati, which was subsequently
filled by the Fourth regular infantry.
The rebels on the extreme right had
evidently been informed of the with
drawal of the troops, and they at
tempted to sneak through after night
| fall, but were met with a warm recep.
! tion and fell back in disorder on dis
! covering that the line was still intact
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-04-10
AWAITING NEWS OF CAPTURE
Santa Cruz, the Capital of Laguna,
Has 1900 Population.

Has $1,000 Population.
Washington, April 1O.-The war de-
partment authorities look for complete
news from Manila before night an
nouncing, in all probability, the cap
ture of the city of Santa Cruz, a lead
ing town in a country as yet untouch-
ed by the American forces and now in
the hands Of the Filipino forces. Santa
Cruz is a place of considerable i'm
pOrtance in several respects. It is
the capital of the province of Laguna,
and has a population, according to the
best available information here, Of
considerably more than 1900 persons.
1t is regarded as likely that General
Lawton already has gained possession
of this little stronghold, for it is but
short journey over the bay lagoon,
a fresh water sea which comes almost
up to Manila itself which is 4S miles
away from Santa Cruz.
The details of the dispatch show that
General Lawton by essaying the for
nation of squads of 70 men each, will
make thorough reconnaissance of the
ground before making a definite at
tack upon the city and vicinage. II is
felt here that there will be only a show
of resistance by the natives, and
whether they actually surrender the
town or abandon 1t to the southwark
the campaign against the place will
serve as an object lesson of the de-
termined policy Of our forces in the
islands.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-04-10
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Neurology Reports of THIS and other
Towns of the County.

Frank Donahue, we'll known resident of
Lost Creek, No. q died at his home this
morning.
John w. Lang died yesterday afternoon
after suffering for about eleven months from
a complication of diseases The deceased was
So years old and is survived by his wife and
eight grown up children. The funeral will
take place on Wednesday morning and in
terment will be made at Shsmokin,
The funeral Of the late George McElwee
took place from the family residence at
Brownsville this afternoon. Services were
conducted at the residence by Rev. j. T.
Swiudells, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church, of town, and interment was made in
the Odd Fellows cemetery. j. p. Williams
& Son were the funeral directors.
The funeral of Mrs. George Grissang, who
died at her home in Ashland on the 9TH inst,
will take place tomorrow, interment at Au.
burn. The deceased was 30 years old and
leaves husband and two children.
The funeral of Roger Dixon took place this
morning from his late home in Locust Dale.
Car, Neuman, the well known hotel keeper
at Locust Dale, died on Saturday. Funem
tomorrow.
The remains Of John Reynolds, late post
master at Mahanoy Plane were inferred a
Frackville to-day. The funeral was largely
attended, several from this town being in at
tendance.