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Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-03

SALT LAKE. Utah, March 2.-The legis-
lative investigating committee today heard
the closing argument OF the prosecution.
Attorney Evans made a lengthy argument
and the case went to the committee at 4
o'clock 1t is believed report OF the find
ings VIII be made to the Joint session on
Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-03
End of AkanuII Case.

AUBURN, Neb., March 2.-(Speclal)- THE
King Ellis case for criminal assault which
was the last of the series which have had
such wide notoriety, was tried in district
court this week and the jury last night re-
turned a verdict of not guilty
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-03

GENEVA, Neb., March Especial )-The
wheat In this section is reported injured
considerably by the severe winter, the long
est ever known. There were only five clear
days In February, but the sun shines
brightly now and the snow is fast dsap-
nearing.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-03
Evidence IN Lacking

BENKELMAN, Neb., March 2.-(Special
Telegram.)-In the preliminary examination
wherein Ernest Bush was charged with the
murder OF Silas Bailey, 1t was held that
there was not evidence to warrant his being
bound over to the district court.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-03

SALT LAKE. March En- the legislative
Investigation committee today there was
some disagreement between Attorneys Van
Colt and Evans. Van Cott struck Evans, but
members OF the committee forcibly prevented
further trouble.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-03
POLK County Mortgage record.

oSCEoLA, Neb., March 2.-tSpecial.)- THE
mortgage record for the month of February
is as follows; Twenty farm mortgages filed,
amounting to s1S,4b2; released. ifty-fve
amounting TO s52194. City mortgages filed
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-03
Total ..131 1872 I30 Oa 12d I3O 120
To elect. GO 90 60 At 90 90 60

LINCOLN, March Especial TelegramO
Pending a decision by the republican cau-
Gus no real developments were anticipated
in the joint session to vote for senator to-
day. The only change recorded was Chtten-
don from Weston to Thompson, which raised
his total to fourteen.
There were four absentees Detweiler, who
has voted for Webster Jones, a Weston
supporter; Smith of Richardson, Hayward
man, and Endicott, fusonist.
The only visible reminder of the struggle
OF last night or of the probable continuance
of the same tonight was the presence in the
gallery and Hobbies of little larger crowd
than usual during the joint session.
Individual Vote.
The following is the individual vote:
Allen-Boulier Canaday, Carton, Cawthra
Cosgrove, Crockett, Cunningham, Dobry,
Dunn, Easterling, Eastman, Elwood, Farrell
Flynn, Fretz Fuller, Grandstaff, Grell
Grosvenor Hale, Hardy, Howard, Johnson
Keister, Knepper Lemar, Loomis, Nc
Cracken, Mckinley Memminger Miller
Moran, Morgan, Morrison, Murray, O'Neill
Peck, Schaal, Smith of Antelope, Smith of
Butler, Secke, Shore, Spohn, Sturgess, Swan
Tanner, Taylor of Fillmore, Taylor of Custer
Thompson of Clay. Vandegrift, Watson,
and Wyman-57.
Hayward-Armstrong Alexander, Allen,
Arends, Beisner, Berlet, Blake, Brod-
erck, Currie, Ditmar, Evans. Fowler,
Giffert, Halderman, Hall, Hannibal, Harris
Hastings, Hathorn, Hilbert, Hicks,
Holbrook, Mccarthy, Nesbit, Newell,
Owens, Pollard, Prince, Prout, Reynolds,
Rouse, Sandal, Schaible, Smthberger,
Steele, Thompson of Merrick, Tucker, Wall
/ ing, Wilcox, Young, Zellers-41.
Thompson-Anderson of Lancaster, Burns
Chittenden, Clark, Fisher Grafton, Harkson
Israel, Lane, Mann, McGargar, Rookie,
Smith of Saline, Talbot-14.
Webster-Bevorly, Burman, Cox, Crow,
Houck, Olmsted, Myers, Noyes, Van Dusen
| 8.
Field-Barton, Chambers, Haller, Scott,
| Wenzl-5.
Adams-Milbourn-1.
mbertson-Jansen-1.
WE'LL.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-03

six, amounting to $4,000; released, two
amounting to s1.74O. Chattel mortgages
filed, 100, amounting to S26,4i7; released
l39, amounting to $42 757.
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Aguinaldo Replies to General Otis

MANILA, Jan. S.-A few hours after
the recent proclamation had been issued by
General Otis in behalf of President Nc
Kinley agents of Aguinaldo billed Manila
with manifesto. In this the revolution
airy President protests against General
Otis signing himself military governor OF
the Philippines Islands.
Aguinaldo states in the manifesto that
he never agreed at Singapore, Hon Kong
or elsewhere to recognize the sovereignty
of the Americans here, and insisted that
he returned to the Philippines on an
American warship solely to conquer the
Spaniards and win independence He
says that his proclamations of May "a and
June 2 stated this fact officially and that
General Merritt confirmed it by procla-
nation before the Spaniards capitulated,
stating clearly that the American forces
came to overthrow the Spanish govern
ment and iberate the Fiipinos.
In conclusion Aguinaldo says he has
natives and foreigners as witnesses that
the American forces recognized not only
by various acts that the Fillipinos were
belligerents, but by publicly saluting the
Filipino flag as it triumphantly sailed
these seas before the eyes of all nations 2
The revolutionary leader calls upon his
followers to work together with force and
assures them he is convinced that they will
Get absolute independence.
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FLIGHT OF THE FAST MAIL
A Remarkable Run from New York
TO the Pacihc--Graat Northern
Effort.

san FRANCIsoo, Jan. 6-The Coy
ernment fas, mail. which arrived last night
on time, made a remarkable run from New
York. Ii was begun last Sunday night at
9. Is, and was completed in % hours and
80 minutes, an average speed Of b ,
miles an hour, including all transfers and
stops
4 summary Of the trip from coast to
coast shows that the mail was b minutes
late at Albsny, and one hour and nine
minutes late at Buffalo The Lake Shore
had wiped out all delay before half the
journey to Chicago had been made, and
that city was reached at o - p Nj j, two
minutes ahead Of time Omaha, BY the
Burlington, was FIVE minutes ahead. Og-
den, by the Union Pacific, thirty minutes
late: Palisade. BIZ the Southern Pacific,
two hours late. Wadsworth one hour late,
and San Francisco at 5. 45 r. NJ on time
From New York 10 San Francisco there
were eight changes of postal crews and
eighteen changes f engineers and engines
SEATTLE, WASH, Jan 6,-The new
fast mail train o, er the Great Northern
arrived at H. Is this morning. three hours
and forty-iye minutes behind the SEIZED
uled time Head winds, snow aud the
worst storm OF the season encountered in
North Dakota and Montana account for
the delay.
PORTLAND. Orr, Jan. 6--The new
fast mail train from the East arrived on
time over the Oregon Railway and Nayi-
cation, making the time between New
York and Portland ninety-fve hours and
fifty five minutes This is a reduction Of
fifteen hours over the former schedule. 1t
is understood that the railroad viii make "a
further reduction of one hour in the time
between Huntington and Portland during
the next month
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Business Troubles.

Leo B. Durstine, local manager of the
New York Life Insurance Company at
Columbus, Ohio, has fled petition in bank
ruptcy. His debts are placed at $500, :
900, nearly all the creditors, 80 in mum
Der, being Iowa banks. The debts range
from $500 to $40, 600 each. Durstine
shows assets aggregating about $1,000
John n. Trussell, merchant, Frostburg,
Md, has assigned for So, 00G.
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SMITH q RE1FsNIDER,

VNsTTpANcE AGENCY
mo
WILSON IL GOODWIN,
Successors !" '"'Hts 7ii''''i'
Continental Fire Insurance COMPANY Of
". Vn-I''
England.
Employers Accident Liability Assurance
Corporation Limited of London.
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Z week days only.
TO land Baltimore Passengers only.


or sunday Trains will leave Hilen station al s.50
a. and 80 J. M Westminster ll.l2 a. m. i.l7 p
M arriving NJ Union Bridge at HIS a. aud $50
p m. Leave Bmceyille 6.4Ja II. and Onion Bridge
az $50 a. N. and 4O5 =, m. Westminster - a. m
and a. 2. m arriving at Hlleu Station at 9.20a.
IN and & Is p. m.
Frederick Division Pennsylvania K. L. DAILY ex-
eepi sunday. Trains for Frederick leave Bruce
vile at SIS, as and 1910 "A. and SIS and Esq
p m Trains for Tancytowu. iittestOwn and
Columbia leave Bruceville at 9.47 and S.45
=. m.
Through trains for Hanover and Gettysburg and
points On Baltimore and Harrisburg Division leave
Baltimore daily except sunday, al ~ a. and
$50 p. N. Through ears for Gettysburg and inter
mediate points leave Baltimore also daily, eNceps
sunday. at lu.l7 a. m
Passengers for and from Chcrr.. Run Williams
port p V and intermediate points from and for
stations east o iiueerst0wn change at Hagersuwn.
kTnmitsburg r. L. Trains East will leave En-
mltsblrg daily except sundays 80 and 1000 a.
N. and 2aj and 450 p H., arriving al Rocky Ridge
nt so and ie.S0 a, m. and 3.25 and . ~ ,. IN.
TTainx west VIII leave Rocky Ridge, daily. except
sundays. AT $40 and 1910 and 3il and 6S4 y.
m. arriving al Enlmitsburg $50 and ill0 a. and
t0I and 7.04 ?. N.
Orde1S Tor baggage calls can be Left at Ticket
UiGcS No III East Baltimore street. Baltimore.
J. NJ. HOOD General Manager
Gets h. H. GElswoLD. Gen Passenger Agent.
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Westminster, Md.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Maggie l. Tawney, ct al, vs.. Mettie NJ
Stonesifer, ct al.
Ordered this 9th day of January, A. D.,
1899, that the account of the auditor filed in
this cause be finally ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 23d day of January, inst.
provided copy of this order be inserted tor
two successive weeks before the last named day
in some newspaper published in Carroll
county.
JAS. H. BILLINGSLEA. Clerk.
True copy.-Test:
JAM 2t JAS. II. BLLINGsLEA. Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
~

Galvanized Fencing Wire at prices that have
never been known in the trade.
Lead and Oil SO cheap that anyone can al
ford 10 paint this season.
Ice Is plenty. We have large stock of the
best make of Freezers and RefrigeratorS
Don't YOU need Gasoline or Oil Stove for
summer cooking We have them; they are
cheap.
Door and Window Screens Of various STYLES
full line of irs,-elass Cooking Stoves and
Ranges, of long established reputation, at
reduced prices.
4 call will soon convince yon that the bot
tom has been completely Knocked out OF the
price nf Nails.
Glass, Oils, Paints and Putty. PlaSteriug.
Hair and Cement, and IN fact everything in
the Building Hardware line can be found, a,
well as low prices, a, the old established stand
~
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tod, aJh
oldest 4-h.l auIs everything
i, lal vl d. bcfay Second Because
auluu yuIva Carpets, Qaecussac
Hfaueba1~ che e-s bc 6r~t Thri Because
The o. . 20 hs &c -ol
looking au making aud the
place purchase tEei Hpu~uhug reliable quality
6 a cheap pd-c {. 4, THEO DERR s. SON.
o. the place and fail l
No tr,ahe e show 7.i and alye prla-
every nigh, fa she a-,aaarsilten be psaEe
Al g..l. delivered frs g ehary
Rep.
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Deposits and Loans Solicited
Surety Bonds Furnished.

DAVID +. STEM, President.
H. $. ROBERTS, LIST Vice President.
J. H. BLOCKER, ID Vice President.
CHAS. Z. FINK, General Counsel.
GEO. NJ. PARKE, Secretary & Treasurer.
june % If
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baltimore, CHESAPEAKE &
ID ATLANTIC RAILWAY co.
Water ami Raa Routes TO Ocean City and all points
on the Chesapeake Bay.
FOR HEALTH FOR PLEASURE.
FOR BUSINESS
nexccled facilities for both passenger and freight
traiiic

close connection with the trunk line railroads.
insuriuE convenience 20 the Traveller. and quick
despatch Of all ireightS
Fifteen comm0.iious and handsomely fttea ont
steamers. Comfortable state Rooms. Good Cuisine.
P0li.eauCndaucc. Schedule in eject Dec 30th, 1896.
steamers leave Piers g. I and ~ Light Street
Wharf Baltimore, as follows:
Railway Division Pier No. 4. Ito p m, daily.
except saturday and sunday; saturday only. SEQ
=. m. ior Ocean City and intermediate points
Returning leave Ocean City 90 a.. m daily, except
sunday arriving at Baltimore l.l0 D m.
Freight for points on Railway Division received
al Pier No. 4, until 1900 noon daily except Sunday.
Choptank River Line p. m, daily, except
sunday. for Easton. oxford, Cambridge and land
iugs TO Denton. Returning. leave Denton at Il
m daily except saturday, Cambridge, p. M;
oxford, 50o P. IN; EAston. $50 = m, arriving IN
Baltimore Al ) a m.
WicOmico River Line p. m. every Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday, for Ningate's Point
Deals island and landings 10 salisbury. Return
ing leave salisbury ut 80 p ~ every Monday
Wednesday and Friday arriving in Baltimore at Q
a. IA.
Nanticoke River Line.--5 p III. every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday for Deals Island, and land
ings to SeaIford, Del Returning, leave Seaford at
y O'Clock noon Tuesday Thursday and sunday,
arriving in Baltimore at . a. m
Piankatank River Line Pier 81 p. m. every
sunday and Wednesday, for Great Nicomico River,
Dividing, Indian and Dymer's Creeks Little Bay,
Milford Haven and pankaank River TO Freeport,
Va
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CLEAN SWEEP :

Balance Of oar entire stock At prices you can
not afford TO overlook
Grea, bargain, in Underwear. at prices that
will compel you 10 bug. Less than halfpricc.
Also lot Of 6ne Wool Oyershiris, former
price SEQ TO 81. 80. now 500. Also a large
line Of Gloves at all prices, reduced to less
than half price, In Neckwear We can open
your eyes in prices. Fifty cent goods from
Toe up-good goods aud good styles. They
must be sold. The balance Of oar stock of
Hats at less than half price-some tirsi-class
styles Our greatest offer i Ia our
Suit, Overcoat and
Pants Department.
We have some splendid things To show y6u;
and will sell them at half price. aud, if desir-
ed, will make ap to order in tirst-class style,
fit guaranteed or no sale, A dollar saved is
a dollar made. Call and examine our stock
and we are confident we can save YOU money
aud please you. at the old stand No. % West
Main street, Westminster. Nd.
ian29-ti A. NJ. ANDERS.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The County Commissioners of Carroll coun-
ty will meet at their office, in Westminster,
every MONDAY in JANUARY, 1899. for the
transaction of business BY order.
JOHN f. MASENHlMER,
dec3l Clerk
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Suit, Overcoat and
Pants Department
NJ w. BABYLON.

/ have added to my stock Of Groceries,
Queensware, Cutlery, Confectionery. Tobacco
and Cigars, fine stock Of Wines and Liquors
of all kinds
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sleamer. trom south street Pier:

Pocomoke River Lines p. m, every Tuesday
and Friday for Crisiield Taugier Island, Onancoek,
and landings to Pocomokc City and snow Hill.
Returning leave snow Hill at a. m, every Mon
day and Thursday, arriving in Baltimore at Il.
McsSOngo River Liue.-5 p M, Monday and
Thursday for For,lS CriSield, Fiuneys Oman
cock, Hunting Creek and MeSSongo. Hunting
and MesSongo Rivers. returning, leave Messongo
at "A. IN, Wednesday and saturday arriving at
Baltimore Il. N.
0ecohannOck River LiEc.-5 p. M, Wednesday
and sunday for CriSlici,t, PUngoteague Nandua
and OCcohanuock Rivers. Returning, leave Rues
81 m Tuesday ant Friday: arriving at Bllti-
more a, III.
WILLARD THOMSON. General Manager,
Baltimore, Md.
T. MURDOCH, General Passenger Agent
july9 III Z. Baltimore St, Baltimore, Nd.
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Theo. Derr & Son.

The all be- through PLAYING
and kind mher Now ready
b. tall business 10 NFuab
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Balance Of oar entire stock AZ prices you can
not afford to overlook
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Prices to suit the times

A call is solicited. At the old stand.
NJ. W. BABYLON,
No. Is f. Main street,
.atIn l. Waurr,1pg+ar Nh
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MO. 3645 EQUITY.

oetI0 "
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FURNITURE
AND CARPETS

Your Iocel dealer could not produce
the equal of this range for lees than
SIS. il Is made of best pig isoa, burns
both coal ~, wood an IS guaranteed
a good Baker and Heater. We also
guarantee its safe delivery.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02
Aationale Gxport=A usfeuuua.
phiIaoelphia's unternehmen Id6t 6ro6es err
marten.

Die bonn ID. September big 80. Nooemz
Der b. $. in pbilabelp6ia ftuttfinoenoe Sea-
tionuGe GrpprtzNusiteuung 3iebt bic Gufz
merfIamteit Der 6anbelstpelt bes .Snz unb
QuslanOes auf Ii9. Dem groBen Inter
nebmen, nel9em man in inDu1trieIen uno
mertuntilen &reiien nit Spannung entgez
genfie6t, liegt cine bolitdnbig neue Sbee gu
8runoe, nGmli9 bic, ben Su6rifdnten in
oIrefte 8erbtnoung nit ieinem 3utinftigen
&unoen gu b%rin9en. gu otefem 3tpede be-
reifen I9on felt Monaten 4bgefdnote Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bic gan5e Welt.
Die Nufgdbe biefer 6erren, pel9e nit Gmz
%pfeblun9en uno 8e9~lau6igungen feitens
Der gunoesregierung ausgeriifet ftnb, 1T,
ben leitenoen 9anbelsz uno SnbuItrietreifen
fremoer 2Gnber ben 3tped unO bic 8i9tigz
felt Der Nusitelung FLAIR gu MAIDEN unb. Die
Be19tdung berfel6en bur9 8ertreter an5uz
babnen. Die 8emii6ungen bisIer Seno=
boten 6utten big iebt 19on einen grfolg,
pel9er bic gebe9ten @rtpartungen peit
iibertrifft, Nus onen S6eilen Der @rbe Iauz
fen &nmeloungen CUR S3eilnu9me an benz
9robsm internationalen 9anbelston9reB,
pel4er glei43eitig nit Der QusteGung
itattFinOen ptrO. Elm. 0eGegutionen BON
6anoelsfdmmern, 8ertreter bpn 6inan5inz
%Itituten, BON Observation-Disclosures un6
neutrality-suspicious., @rperte inbuftrielz
ler SnItitute unb Mitglieber bebeutenber
iiberfeetf4er 9anbelsfirmen .tperben ben
&ern Der fremoen 8efu9er bilben. @el4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02

tpie es glan8DOlEtr in gAiGabeIpbia po6G
Ielten geIe6en tpurbe.
On ar9ttettoni19er 9G0n6eit nerben
bic 8auten ni9ts gu piini9en iibrig laiien;
bic grDBte Nufmerfl amteit purbe ieOp9
ben &aumberbdltnifen eetptbmet, tpeG9e
auf bas prdttif9ite berpertbet iinb. NuBer
bieien eigentli9en neutrality-suspicious. init
Qrtaoen, 8pr60fen, Nubttorien unb Ser
fammlungslotalen, tptrben du9 Subenbe
anberer 8auli@teiten benz 8efu9sr Snz
tereHantes bieten. 0arunter befinben 1i9
berfdieoene Sbiette, beren l1nteroringlna.
refp. bas @rperimentiren nit benfeiben iif,
i'm gei9loienen 8aume BON ielbit perbieten,
tpie 3. 9. feuerft9ere 9GuIer, tpelde in BE-
itimnten 3ptf6enrdumen. NIT 8rennifpff
gefiiqt unb ange1tedt perben etc. MuBere
benz tpiro ii9 ouf benz etpd II Nder gro=
ben @runbitid, tpel6es bur9 bic g. q. SC.
bonn 9auptaus Iteuungsplabe g%etrennt Mt,
Elm @rperimentirplub fir 9ampfpfIiige,
8aggermai9tnen etc. befinoen. OieIe Grz
perimente t0nnen bom Dad 0:s Waidyinenz
bauTes Der Qusite1ung, ipel9es fpe5ieGl fir
ben 3ped ein9eri6tet fein tpirO, 5equem
bsobactet tperoen. 9as gauge N~usfttIun9sz
.grunbtiid umfaBt Sc Nder unb mir0 BON
bieIem Nreal audi Elm tIeiner She'll an I'M
ternebmer CUR @erunituItung BON 8eIuitiz
gungen unb SdauteIun9sn oermietbet
perber. 9ie muiifalif9en Nuffi9rungen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02

unb forberte our Hu9u5mung uuf. Menn
9err Chamberlain NIT ieinen 9emonItraz
tionen feinen au~genblidi;Cbsn unS bur9z
f&ld9enben @rfol9 e~r5ielte, 70 trdgt noDt
Der britif9e @barafter bic @aupt19ulb ba=
ran.
Wir fino ie6o4 fider, buB bic ppGlI tGnbige
Muiterfammlung frember Grportpuuren in
Der tommenben Snouitrie =Nu5ItclIung ppn
%unieren 5abritanten flelBig ituOirt un0 gez
tpiirbigt tperben tpirb.
Spbiel iiber bic leitenben prinaipicr ber
4uste1ung.
Was bic Ausfiibrung Der @orarbeittn
anbetrifft, 10 tit Die erfreuli9e S6atTa6e gu
fonftatiren, baB bielelben peiter aebieben
iino, als man gu eriparten bere9tigt mar.
Ser 8autpntraftor glarbt i'm Stan6e al
fem, fGmmtlt9e @ebdube 5ebn Sage por
Der ~ausbebungenen .3eit fertig gu ftenen.
0ds 9auptgebdube, tpsl6es mir ben 2eIern
i'm 8ilOe borfii6ren, pirb Defenders f60n
fem. 4nmelbungen BON MusfteGern litfen
in foldsr 3obl Elm, baB bereits 8ortebrun=
gen fir bic 8ei4affung BON mebr Gaum
eetroffen iporben finb. So pirb 3. 8, elm
eigenes @ebGuOe fir M0beG, Ianbipirt5z
16aftli9e Mai6inen unb Tu6rperte unb
Elm anberes fir @iienbabnz5 abr= Bacterial
erri9tet.
Inter ben @usfteqern befinben ft9 Yro=
buaenten aus alien S9eilen ber 8erstnieteu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02

Staaten unb tpirb 3. 9. bic PdciFics&iate
bur9 eintge gang bebeutenbe 5irmen perz
treten ietn.
Die meiiten giIen6abnen baben fi9 be-
reit ertlGrt, acknowledgements dnoe toiten@
fret gu transportiren.
Inter ben nod gu betpGltigenben 8orura
beiten befinben ft9 Der @ntpurf bes 8erz
gniigungsprogramms unb Die einlsitenoen
S3ritte gu bef1en Qusfiibrung. 0afelbe
beripri9t iebr rei6baGtig gu .perben unb
I9lisBt beOeutenbe muitatii9e Quffibrun=
gen Elm.
Wenn audi bic rMibpoD 9laifunce" febz
len pirD, 10 nerben Do4 cine Menge &tz
traftionen fir @r6eiterung unb 3eritreuun9
Der 9dite forgen unb in elmer guten &ez
ftauration perben ita bic 9ungrigen UNI
9urftigen erquiden t0nnen.
Die MusfteIun9en unferer neue1 8oloz
MEN biirften gdn3 beionoeres SnteceI. err
reeen. 9teielben perben ni9t nur Die proz
butte bieitr 2dnber 8eigen, %iOnbern audi
lire 8etpobner unb beren 2ebensDerie.
Die @rDffnung Der &usitelIung ipirb itd
obne 3peifel gu elmer glan3pOuen Nffaire
geftalten. We idon betannt genOtoen,
perben bic @ertreter Der uusudrtigen
Ma9te, bic 8otf9oftsr, @eiunbten, Sc
I9dftstrdgsr etc. NIT ibren Militdrzattaz
9ees unb Setretdren in boaer Nmtstra9i
unD funtslnbsn 1niformen, gei6miidt nit
Srbensternen unb 8dnbert, eri9einen, gez
nau pie Bel ben biplomatiI6en @mpfdn9en
in Muibington. 9a Die 9anbeGsz Nustel=
lung, be3p. Der in 8%erbinbung bamit itattz
finbenbe 9anbsIsz &ongreB bonn Prdtbenz
ten in rtgener perron e%r0ffnet tperOer piro,
barf mar auf Elm S3aufpieI gefaBt fem,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02
Gaufe zines iapaniiaen Krie9s-
fdifes.

Sci Der auf Der 8erft bes y@ulfan" in
Stettin bo15ogenen Saufe beg iapanif9en
&riegsi9iffes bieIt Der am 8erGiner 9ofe
btgluubigte @eianote Snoupe ~foIgenoe
tur3e NnIprahe: r0as S4iff 1T bereit,
Dor uns in bas 8ofer gu geben uno i8
gebe ibm ben Namen r9atumo" (a9t @olz
ten). Sd piini6e inn ieOen Grfolg; m0se
es ii9 be3 Namens tpiiroig erpeifen, ben
es trdgt." Sci Der 6eIttafeG bra6te Der
@efunhte fol9enben Srtntfpru4 in
englif6er Sprahe aus:
,@ir 6u6en uns bier b~erTammsGt unb efz
men 8organg geieben, Der 9liidoerbsiBenn
1T nt9t nun fir Die &atierli4 iapanii9e
Marins, %Ionoern audi fir bic 9tGrtung
unb Weiterfii6rung Der freunb19aftli9en
unb Der 6unoelsbe5ie6un9en 3pti9en
OeutI91dnb unb Sapan. Sas S9iFf, bas
Ipben .0ofump" benannt pprben lit, 1T
oa8 erIte &riegsi9ifF, bas in OeutI9lan0
erbuut pOroen lit fir Die Regierung, bic
gu b~ertreben i9 bic @6re babe, uno t9 bin
ii6er3eugt, bdB, penn es in ben iapaniI4en
@endfern anfpmmt, es uls Elm 6erbor>
ragenOes Mert beuti6er S9iffsbuutlnit
febr angetaunt iperOen pirb. Sd oanfe
Dem BrGIoenten unb ben 9trettoren beS
r8ultan" fir ben li~ebenstpiirbigen @mz
pfang unb Die @aitfreunbiGaft, bic mir
unO rreiner Sruu Bel bieier 8eIegen6eit,
mo- mir gum erten Male bic @bre baben,
bier gu t%peilen, bereitet tporben itnb. S9
bite Sic, meine 9amen unb 9erren, NIT
mir bds @Gas gu le6ren uuf bas 9ebeiben
unb bic gliidli9e 3utunft bes ugulfan".
Nus NnloB beg gGiidli9 berGaufenen
StapeIlauf5 bat Der Safer ben idpuniI9en
8eamten, Die ben 8au bes S4iffes iiberz
na4t ba6en, Srben Derlieben.