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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-18
NoIitii6cs.

sSm Siien iiebt es nieber bebroblid
ans. 3ublano perlanst bon gbino
bic @onseiiion gum gau elmer 8abr
nod 4etina. China tpeigert lid uni
,plrb babel bon england unteritlBt.
Ger nmeritaniide Sotidaiter in Con.
bon bat bic gngldnber aedroert. inoem
er SampiOn nit Melion per9lih. Das
,Dar aud cine 7attlolisteit eriten Man.
|aess Sampfon bat nien,als einem
Geino ms Mu9e seiehen. ME eine see.
ihlaht mitaemaht, bat INNER mir Sc.
itunasmerte beihoiien. Die ibm nihts
anbaber fonnten. uno bat llien,als uni
nirgenbs fein Mnreht, ben groBe1t gee=
beloen an bic Geite seiteat s,l Iperoen,
betpielen.
8eneralppltmeiifer Smith bat an alls
BON, prdIibenten ernannten Doftmeifer
elm 9unbidreiben eraeben laiien. NORM
er ibnen befannt madt, oaB lie lih obne
grlaubniB bes Departements niht fiji
mehr als 3mei 9age bon ibrem Roiien
entiernen biirien. wiorigenfalls ibnen
nit gntlaiiung 9ebrcbt uiro.
Srnis perbilligen befanntliA bic
Waaren. go ersdblen uns iueni9ifens
ibrs Beiiirmorter fo,tmahreno. Ser
Shienentrult erportirt 5tpar Ghienen
nad Afrita unb sSapan, aber bic go-
toner Qodbabn betommt Gtablibienen
billiger. ipenn lie bieielben in gnalanb
tauft unb ben bohen 3oll be5ablt. als
menn lie BON b:e,iaen Gabrifanten touft.
Eas Iinb bic Geanunaen oes OodsoQs
uno Der ourh fie beaiinitigten 9rnifs.
Durd bic Musitobung beg @ene-
ralintenbanten ga9an bat bic y2opal.
Qe9ion" oem prdiioenten. tpelher beu-
lelben auf feds Sabre bel pollem @ebalt
fuspenoirt bate. eirlen geborigen Na.
lenltiber erbielt. Da bic ,2eaion" aus
attipen ooer friiheren Sfiisieren 0es
0eeres uno Der Glotte beitebt. liefert
@aean's Mabre9elung einen beutliden
9eweis bafiir. baB man in Der Mrnies
me in Der Marine nit ben f1dnoliden
yWciBDufhumgen" Der EleiiAunterfu=
1lngsfemmiilionen unb Der unipiiroi-
gen Bebanbluns oes General Wiiles
niht einperitanoen lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-18
Unslann.

SIN Deutlhlanb rtAtete bas 5cAwa1-
fer upd peiteren SAapen an, cbmpbl bic
8esensiHe aufsehIrt baben. Sn DreS=
ben, 2eipsis mnO pirna iinb mebrere per=
lcnen ertrunten. giele Brnden ipurben
serltGrt. Sn Breslau famen bret Mrbei-
ter purd bas Ginltir3ea zines Glubpam-
mes I'm.
Bei Qpebnib, einem an Der Mulbe ae=
legenet Dcrfe i'm preuBii1en Negie-
runSste3irt Meritburs, fenterte in Tplse
,u fAwerer Belafuns bic Tlu6fdbre. Mn
Boro befanben fid srSbtentbeils iunse
9eutf, bic BON einem Ean3Sersniisen In
Dem am anperen ufer Der Mulbe 9elege-
men Dcrfe NSia fanen. Mue fir3ten In
bas Na1er mnp pier,ebn bon ibnen err
tranfen.
SH Dallabclib, Spanien. fam eS stpi-
lhen Gtubsnten unb Rabetten 3u einem
.3ufammenapb. giele Mrbeiter matmen
flr Bic Gtlbentea partei NIT brm Nmfe !:
.Gslebe has ypltM yartei Rapallerie Of
FMiere lpranset fir bic 3abetten Elm.
Die @enbnrnterie feuerte 1hlieBli1 atif
BITE 6dmpfenben, iprraaf Der Rampf anf-
b0rtt. Gin Mann tpurpe aetObtet.
Der wapa tat cine Bune erlaiIen, III
ber perfii9t wirb, ba6 TN Sabre 1900 Elm
alSemeines SubilGum Der 6irGe YDn Der
tathplsfhen Gtrtfenbeit aefeiert lpsrbtn
1clte. Die Bulle p,irbe III benz geiiibuf
ber vtttsstirHt III Wegenipart Der Yr6la-
ten itiso etnfr ,in8ebeireis Mlenld ldtnmtns
ae perle{fn ttitb bann an ben Ebcrsn bsr
BaFIita angel l4laSei,.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-18
cSut Mrute tenhaMS.

Wis Der sllbrinspiae Chronicle" er-
3dblt, lit in Gountp atrnlenbanie cine
Grau. i'm Mlter pDn 80 Sabren.
iuelhe geniigenbe Wittel bate. I'm nod
90 Sabre I'M Wobllfanb 5u leben. uno
Die pohlbahenoe 9ermanote bat, bic fie
aerne aufnebmen mirnen, tie es aber
borsiebt i'm NrmenbauIe su bleiben, NO
tie w0hentlih $500 2oiigelo be5ablt.
Die Grau belibt gisentbum in Stem
pbilaoelpbia, Yarnbil. Sberrobspille
uno Sel Stop. Sbre &inber uno an=
oere @eruanote gebOren gu uilieren
belten giirgern unD Diroen bic alte
Grau nit Greuoen in ibren 0eimltdtten
pflegen uno perioraem, penn bieielbe
oa5u ibre @innilliaung gdbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-18
G6redltd)es Giiembebtt=
,1t1tGIiif.

gine fdredlide giienba6ntatalfropbe
bat ii9 am lebten Greitag Nbenb in
benz 9tdot9en Greter pa.. aln 5dunl=
tia ereignet. Gin grpreB3ua Der penn-
iplbania Babn fubr in ben auf benz
8eleife itebenoen pottspiller grpreBauQ.
tpelber gum gr0bten Sbeile 3erit6rt
Dirbe. Die binterfteu Waggons bes
|lebteren 3uges unb Der Doroerlte bes
yenniplbania 3uges tpurben bemolirt
uno nur tpeni9e perionen. bic fiA in
ben Waggons befanben. famen unper.
lebt oabon. 90 Soote unb SO WerleBte.
biemit oem Sooe rinsen. 1T bas i9ref.
lihe Ga3it.
Mertmiiroig 1T. baB fein eirsiqes
tptiblthes Weien Inn bas 2eben qe=
tomn,en 1T unb ilur zines berlebt
tpuroe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-18

- Qebte Nabt batten mir bier einen
ihmeren @eeen. Cine 3eit lang soB
es tpie nit Giibeln.
2ebten Sonntas Morgen brannte
n0rbli1 BON Canal DDber eine. Dem
Samuel Soomep geb0renbe Sheune
oollitdnbia r,ieoer. Wlit bem Bebdube
perbronnte aud Elm tpertbpoller 3u9t=
itier unb oeridieoene Maidinen.
Wdbreno oer 9turmes am Diens=
tag Na1mittaa fiel 3niihen Doper uno
Wienfielb Elm Baum auf bas Gubrtpert
BON Qeopplb Weapers uno t6otete bas
eine Yferb iofort uno bas anbere tpurbe
10 fAlimm Derlebt, bab man baran stpei=
felt. oahelbe burhaubringen.
gnbli1 baben mir bier g1aturaas.
Nnerbings nibt bon bier, ionbern bon
Weit Wiroinia. Die Qeitung 1T boilers
bet unb am Montae lieB bic Company
oas Gas an -Broappap nno Cf=
NapitraBe fret ausitr6men I'M ourh ge,
ipaltige Geuer ben Biirgern an3utiinben,
oaB lie nun bereit lei, @as 3u liefern.
Mm Dienitag Mbenb sog Elm
Gturm nit @eipitter iiber uniere 5tabt.
I'm ein3elnen Gteaen luaren bic 6traBen
pOlli9 nit los9eriiienen Meiten befreut.
Ser Blik fnlng in einen gfeubau in
Grimes Mobition III Beaperbam.
Ghas. Did. 9o1ll bon peter Sid, ber
ouf benz Dohe am @dornaeine arbei.
lite. tpuroe bur9 ben G9laa b0lia Bee
tdubt unb Mbam gDDt, Der nit ibnt auf
benz Dade mar. unb bic D1dIparren
erfaBt bate, fonnte infolse Der elettri-
f1en Gponnung lnelrere Getlinben
lang 0ieielben nidt loslnhen. @ottlitb
Meber. Der por benz Douie ltonb, bate
Elm @efibl ols bdtte ibm Semanb etlpas
onf ben Ropf NeiDOrfen. Reiner Der
M1nner ipnrbe erteblid berlebt.
I Nei Der beporjfebenOen gorten,r,o.
6enfit mant ein We4IelbIatt barauf
0ufnertidnl. boB mad oem geiet 6iih.
fler, ,psl6e Bic Hsitiyr frei umbsrlou-
fen ldiien. als wild game (gDilol III
betranitn iiit0, ullD bob pie Qanobeii.
bsr dlif otrtn Gfaentbum he umterlou.
ftn. eiil 9slsbli&ss aledt bobsn III ID
t66tsli.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-18
Mmf Ocm YbiIippincn

riiden bic Mmeritaner INNER lpeiter bor,
aber bic GilipinDs ieben bartndfig ibren
Wi0ertanb fort uno trpboem BON Maib-
ington INNER bon neuem Der BeriAt
tomnlt, Der MioerItano Der NuFfdnoi-
fhen lei aebrohen, III bod tein gnoe
Der 5einbielisteiten ab;uleben. @ene=
raj canton bat, BON 8alinag aus pOr=
bringenb, Slbefonio uno San Mieuel
nit aerinaen Derlufen senommen uno
ben Seine nit betrdhtlihen Nerluiten
fur oieien Dertrieben; Ganonenboote
un0 ganDes iperoen als Bealeitung bon
1900 unter 3cbbe am Is. Mai BON
golumpit aus ben Nio 8ranbe Niper
aufmdrts eebeil. Ma,Nrtbur itebt nod
in San 6ernanoo, bic @egeno befeno.
M9uinalbo bat um gntienbung elmer
unterbanolungstommillio rlab Wani=
la nad9eiutt. Otis CAB freunblide
3uitimmung.
Cine Depefhe bes Generals Otis
meloet bic ginnabme bon sSii0rO burd
@enernl Qapton. Ser @eneral treibt
Die cSniurgenten Dor li1 ber in bic Ser.
9e binein. Die Sniurgenten erlitten
groBe 8erluie. tpdbreno bic 8erlulte
Der Mmeritaner nur sering iinb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-18
ssabrunesm,ttcl 8dIldDaas.

gDie Or. $. Wilep, glefhemiter bes
Observation-Disclosures Der Hunbesregie.
runs. foQt, ,perben poae 90 Yro3ent aller
in ben Der. ST. er3euaten Nobrunas-
mittel uno 8etrdnte perfdll1t. Aat
Nrt BON Milbereiprobutten. ipie aub
faft ATE Gorten Gepiir3e, iogar Raifee.
bobnen. entbalten iremoartiae reip.
lhdbline Beftanbtbeile. gs III ,pirflih
emp0reno ,penn man erfdhrt ipie bic Elm.
3elnen ytabrun9smittel gefdlidt ,ueroen.
So tpirb Milh burd Gntsiebuna oer
Gettiubitan3 (Mbrabmen), ourh Ber-
'mdiierung unb prdierpatiumittel ge9erl
oas Sanertperoen perfdlldt, Butter
our6 Yaummoaiamen.Se uno Shwei-
nefett, 0onig anf bic manni9fabie
Meile. 6hmeinefett our1 3uiaB BON
pHan3enolen. bic ieooh iebr eeiuno.
beits3utrdaliA iino. Nnltatt 8aum0l
erbdlt man bduiis BaumuolIiamen-
Del. ifatt 3affeebohnen cine Mijhuna
bon iOlden nit in Raffeebobnenform
perarbeitetem hart9eiporoenem Melane.
unb Mebl Drei. 70 gro3ert BON al.
lem III bieiem lanbe pertauften Bier
ent6dlt tsin Mals. Glutoie, tpenn Tie
in aerinaen Mensen pettuenoet miro. lit
uiftdolib. @eine @oniitiiren perben
nur iebr peniae heraeitellt, au1 gflia
miro pielfad perfdlltt. Das 9idorp.
sufsr 5urrogat fir Mborn3uder 1T
our1aus nidt f1dbiid beioe lino i'm
@eihmad uno Nabr,pertb taum au lr-
terfdeiben. @emiirSe perben pielfad
perfdlibt, nnmentlid srbdlt man bduiia
semablene peanut SHalen anltatt
3immet, nIw. Nber fur oieie 9efdliA=
ten Nabrungsnittel uno tbeilueiIe 9e.
IunobeitsIhdolihen Surrogate mub
oas gebulbige BOLT fdmer be3ablen.
llnD oieie Gdlfhungen 9eideben tros
Der @eiebe 9eaen atabrunssmittelfdi
Ihung, iporaus erii1tlih lit, baB auh
bier, tpie iiberal. oas @sieB Elm tobter
8u9tabe lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-18
9a0esne,.i8fettet,.
au,ans.

Sn pprt Glintou, g., fir3te In Der
t0ipsmiible ron Marlh unc Sc. Elm aru-
Der 3aufen Giien ;uiamn,cn unp begrub gfi-
srlai penieu, einen Mrbeiter, unter leinen
1rllnmern.
Gtnsm @eridt 3ufclge fcllte Gr- r-pra..
Jcenf Glesclanb anf Miprlebab Jslano
IN Cate Grie plSBlih seicrten fein, bod
teif9rarbirte perIelbe leiner Jrau, CT lei
Sefuue mnD ,tunter.
Gine sliibenbe GiisnRanse fet in ben
Wal3perten tn Maliiapn pem Sobn Sell
ler aesen bic grulf, popurh berielte ent-
ftbliAe Braup,punben raYontrug. CT
rith tercd wabrfdeinli.h senelen.
&Ste Wche bielt Jrau Mnna g..
Gese ii Gtfubenpille, s., lire erae
8c{(fluns. Das 9beater entbalt 1900
Sitplabe, aber nur Ia Ver1cnen tparen
erl4leaen, INN Grau George it leben nnb
3u bSren. Sie tielt aber bod pie gpr~
ileiung, bic i'm We1entlihen cine sEieper=
bclans ibrer pebenssefhidte mar.
Bei Shelby, o., lieferten ib leste
Wo9e nnseidtr 20 betrnnfene eanplrei=
Aer4eins fSrmlihe SAla6t, In Der srei
Der 1ramps lebens9efdbrli9e SduBpun-
ben erbielten.
Bei Nepeaifle, ga. fel lebten Dcnners
TAG ein Gpnfructicfssus Der pittsburs
un6 Beitern Babn burN elm norlh eezI
ipcrceneS Dfeilermerf. Bier Ner1pnen
iparpfn aui ter Sttlle sstSbtst unb perz
iAispene Nnrere erbeblid seriebt. Der
plab. no bic Bride einltar3te, beiBt|
Spdn8lers 8un. Janf Der gerlesten
-biirftsa lterben.
Snfolse eineS GrbrntlheS In Gentra=
lia pa, fnp bier pericnen iofort getSb=
tet kfpprben. GGnf anpere rerben nod
SerMi6t unp ilno wabriAeinlih ebenfallS
tept gerlhiebene anpere trusen erbeb=
lidt gerlespusen eapon.
Nft eagle pae, Eeras, lit bas 6cnbc
BerBperl cine 8ublensrube, BON einem
BirbelRNrn.e setrpifen tpprpen. Das
COMPTON her Mrube. Gin 6ptel uub bas
Dunapenbaiis ipnrben III trimmer gelegt.
Cine Nnsabl Trahtragen wurDcn fine
Strede tpeit binauS In Die Yrairie ge=
{Aleuoert. Bis iebt bat man % aeiben
sefunoen unp iiber bunnert periunen iinn
perlebt.
Mrmee Ner;te baben In einem einstgen
,6ppital In 6apana 1ed3is 6ale pom
2tusiab entbedt. Die yiabriht BAT un=
ter Der 8eSDlferuns srcbe uurube ber-
pcrserufen.
Sn pittsburs murbe Bertha geilitein,
welhe pesen grmprpung ibrer Nlutter
criminaltter pru,e1irt purpe, bon ben
0eihwprenen auf 0runp Der @abnlinns=
tbeprie freiseipro6en purpen. SRI. 8eil=
itein bebauptete, Die 0eilter bdtten ibr
ben Mcro befublen.
Sn Gaf Yprt, 6. S., 1T am II. Mai
Gr @ouperneur 9psselt .. 6lpper BON
9few yorf sefcrten.
Mbmiral Detpep tpiro in einisen Taaen
NIT benz &reu3er uSlpmpia" BON Mantla
abfabren, lnt mad ben Ser. Staaten su<
riid3ufebren. Die Tabrt eebt bnrA rem
Sne3 Ganal unp ptrb oier gDchen
baueru.
Spn Gan Jranetscc fcmmt bic Nah=
rtht, baB in ppint Ncme in Mlasfa
0plbfunpe semadt murpen feien, welde
bie pom &lcnpife nod iibertreiTen. Die
@olbfflper liesen auf amerifanilAem Ge=
biet.
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Mm Il. Mai fanb In elmer Gtemiea-
lienfabrif ~ ct. 5elfns, qanealter Gcun.
ty, Gnslanr, eine GrpIoFon itatt, bei mel.
der 4 perIcnen get0ntet unb 20 aefdbrs
lid perlebt tpurpcn. Die Jabrit 1T ei.
1riimnaerbaufen; sablrei1e annere @e.
bdnhe trmrctn belddbist.
SIN Der stabt 8umpra, In Der Bulfu-
nina, Deiterreih, Fnb bei elmer Teuers-
brunif 200 5iuier ,erfSrt wprben, barun-
ter tie 6auptfirhe, bas Natbbams, bic
Sdule nnb anpere SfentliAe 0sbduee.
Sn greila, aumanien, bssins am IL.
Wai Dimitri Yolcbce, Elm 100 Sabre
alter Bauer, SeltfmOrp, inbem er lih err
banste. Ct bintcrliee bic MaAri6t, pa6
er lebensmiite iei. 8ein Bnnber.
Sm SpeiIa, 3uBlanh, 6at ein irrlinni=
ser 3cllbeamter ieine finf Jinber i'm
Shlaf ermcroet unb bann aud feline
Trau In mDrberiiher Weife anseariiTen.
Die 5rau IT tSptlid serlebt.
Der belabsne Rp1len1hupmer ylelIon
sins SamStag Naht i'm Supericrlee, ae-
eeniiber 0ranb Wlarais, Mid., unter.
yteun Wfenihcnleten sinsen babel serlc=
rem; nur Der &apitdn wurbe gerettet.
an elmer Sabntreu,uns su gurlinstun,
gSis., pureen prei perfunen burA einen
1ratu anserannt unb ,ipei pasom, Jrau
Is. Iintel BON Mttpautee unb Muault
8leinfelbt aus Ncrway, gBis., Elm Bru<
Der Der Grlteren, auf Der feIe getSptet
Sciepb oaenins BON Waterfcrp trus tSttz
ltGte Werlebunaen bapou.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-18

VerIdtt8t. Eie Netp gbilaoelpbia
2nmber SO. bat ali ibrer bobelmnble
unb ibrem 8dugeiddft cine boIIf6nOioe
Sdaemiple eineerihtet uno miro Qun-
Denortsit l6nel uno gut beiorgt. 81
dorps, Giden=, Gi6en=, unb 0ort-OoIa
oler Art IN Stdmnetl ober als Daubola
lpirb Qetouft. \
6preht Eel ,tn8 Dor.
Rem BtilaDelpbia 2umbsr So.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-18

Nad mebrjdbriaen sriinblihen ger-
iudsn III bic Dbio Experiment Gtation
sll Der ueberaeugllng aetcnlrnen, oaB bic
&iiben3ufer-S SnDuitr,e in Gbio niht
proiitabel ipdre. gs feblt ben 3nder-
riiben an benz 3uderaehalt, ipe;ieQ ben
i'm iiibIiden She'll bon Dbio ge,ogenen.
Der Dur6idnittseebalt i'm ri0rbli1en
Ohio mar 1875 yro5ent. unb i'm Iiio.
liden Ohio, ll.5 proaent !; bas Mini=
mum bes 3uderGebalts iollte BON IL
big IA pro5ent iein. Damn iperoen Die
tlimatii6en Derbdltniiie nes Gtaotes
als 5u iiilre9elmdBig fir ben Miibenbau
befunben, unb bic @rtragsfdbigtelt oes
Donens i'm Eurhihnitt nls fnum ge-
njgeno betrahtet. ben um ben Niibens
bau profitabel 3u MAIDEN. ionte Die
grnte BON IL bis Is 9onnsn Niben
per Mder iein.
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I Sin 6olbat auf ben pbilippinen
i6reibt ieinen glterp: sd fiir6te mid
rint nnb bin iiets bsSeit. nleine pflidt 3ll
tbnn, oberi4 m6nte germ iDiiien. tpofir
mir ei9entli9 idmpfen.4 Dorauf 1T alI
atltworteil 5nr bic nlDpblt6dtige Wills
nlilituio notiirlit unb fur Bic iMlDsr
Qslrdnfts ,1umonit6t~ unb fiir bic
uasrQrinoli9en 5af6eit osr Gontrott.
H0trioien, lutl1e ben 6rie0 II prdbtig
ail9tlsitslt bobssi ! S5iir ionif odr gli6ts.
I Gin Nfebiaer 6orf rtidt jsbtsntdl
bsuisR a ri ktli 8ei6t1i bonn @siFalls
nsIlll n siaftt 3ub6fsr isldkn 6sbt.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-11

before the famous charge of February
5, he saw Otis with his head tied up in
a blood stained bandage. King ordered
him to the rear. Otis saluted and begged
permission to go in with the boys,
and King granted his request, allowing
Otis to participate in the charge.
Otis is a native of the state of Maine
He is about 50 years old he was for
several years a captain in the merchant
navy. He was in command of the
yacht Casco at the time when Robert
Louis Stevenson made his first cruise
to the South Sea islands on her. Otis
gave up a high-sa laried position at
Spokane when, answering the presi-
dents call for volunteers. he went to
the front. He is no coward-quite to
the contrary, he is a manly, courageous
soldier and he mas proved it.
A pity it is that this officer should
have fallen a victim to the service; and
more's the pity that these Washington
volunteers should be slurred just at the
close of service which rightfully they
never We're obliged to render and from
which, by the testimony of President
Mckinley. they had every warrant in
the world to demand release as long
ago as the time when peace was made
with SPAIN
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-11

tempting an Instruction in a country
a peace with Great Britain. He was
tried before the police magistrate of the
Bahama islands and the jury disagreed.
At a later trial he was discharged by
sympathetic jury and fled to parts I'M
known. Later he turned up at Havana,
where he renewed his plots to over
throw Heureaux. The assassination Of
Heureaux some days ago was the out
come.
The Fanita incident made a deal Of
trouble for the war department neces-
stating lot of explanations and apollo
gies In the excitement of the war with
Spain the public paid little attention to
it--as a matter of fact the public knew
very little about it, for the war de-
partment, realizing that it had been
duped, was not at all anxious to give
out the news. Jimenez is said to he
highly popular in San Domingo and if
he could get there the chances are he
would have little difficulty in seizing
the reins of government.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-11
David Il. in View.

q UDDENLY there is a newspaper
~ revival for David B. Hill-the
eastern press is saying that he
is still alive, in the political ring-or,
at least, on the edge of it-and that
he has schemes. Mr.. Hill has ceased
to be of account. The time was when
he really believed that the presidency
was within his, reach-the mere men
ton of that fact makes him appear
ridiculous to-day, in the light of things
that have happened.
Just now the talk is that Hill pro-
poses to queer Croker and that he
is undertaking to do this in charac-
teristic way. That is to say, the Cos
sip is that Hill is quietly egging on
the plan which, if it prevails, will send
Croker to the national democratic con-
vention of next year as the head of
a delegation that will try to dictate the
conventions course and be completely
whipped in that undertaking. That
Tammany will be thrown down hard
in the national convention, if it at
tempts to carry any point, is certain
ty. That has been Tammanys expert
ence uniformly-it never was able to
command hearing in a national con-
vention. and all the signs are that it
will be weaker next year. in such an
attempt, than ever it was in the past
The scheme is that Croker shall get
next year what Hill got in 1896; Hill,
they say, figures it out that that is
the readiest way to break Croker down.
In this Mr. Hill may be right; the con-
vention of 1896 was the rock on which
he became complete wreck.
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TO ADVERTISERS.
FRIDAY, AUGUST II, 1899.
TEN PAGES.
What Otis Wires.
~HERE is no trace of the censor

THERE is no trace of the censor's
pencil in the dispatch that
brings from General Otis the
news, not exciting, that he has CAP
tured letters Of high insurgent author
ity.' These letters, General Otis wires,
are an appeal to the Filpinos to hold
out little longer, first, on the promise
that before the end of August Europe
VIII intervene in behalf of the island
ers, and. in the second place, because
the present administration in the
United States will be overthrown."
Shall the public accept these tidines
as renewed proofs that Otis is on the
warpath and that the Mckinley admin
istration has at length resolved to fight
this disagreeable war with vigor? That
may be the purport of the message: it
lacks the usual Otisitc postscript: force
of habit would lead the American pub
lie to expect concluding line in the
message announcing that the discovery
of these remarkable letters of high in
surgents' resulted in the woundinr of
two of our men and in the killing of
sixteen or seventeen thousand of the
islanders.
Everybody sizes up the trash In this
dispatch al its true value. 1t may be
that the insurgent leaders are trying
to brace up their followers with illusions
about Europe's interference or about
the overthrow of the administration at
Washington. Tactics of that sort would
be natural enough: they might be eff
fective because they appeal to poor, ig-
norant, low-down, untutored savages
very few of whom know whether Wash
ington is in Europe or Asia but who are
willing to be allured by any hope, how
ever false it proves to be.
AS for Europes interference. the sug-
gestion is laughed at by all civilized
men, AS for the overthrow of the Nc
Kinley dministration-well, for that
matter, unless Otis gets a gait on him
and stops the war before next summer
it is a good deal more than likely that
the wearied American voters will go to
the polls and turn the Mckinley admin
istration upside down.
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MISSOULA NEWS.
Charged With Assault.

Missoula, Aug. 10-Charles Groetz,
who shot at Joseph Puggraff Wednes-
day night, gave himself up last even
ing to the sheriff, but the sheriff did not
lock him up, as friends that accom-
panied him to the sheriff's office prom
ised that if he was wanted they would
produce him. County Attorney Denny
swore to a complaint charging him
with assault in the first degree or an
attempt to commit murder. The war
rant was served on Groetz and he was
arrested He was taken before Judge
Hayes for a preliminary hearing. His
case is set for Friday and he was placed
under bonds of $3.50. GrOetz says that
Puggraff come to his room and threat
ened to do him great bodily harm, and
that he ran out of the house to escape
him. That in leaving the room ne
picked up the revolver and when out
side he fired with the intent of soaring
him. They have been enemies for
long time and the meeting of the men
last evening was had to settle their diff
ferences. Puggraff is not hurt. but is
badly burned on the right cheek from
the powder. Charles Hall has been Sc
cured by Groetz as his attorney.
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All Out of Tune.

yE ARE making poor shift of 1t
wv in our effort to deal with Sa-
moa. At this hour everything
relating to the region is a continual
ton of the story of satisfaction.
The natives themselves are not at ease.
The English member of the triangular
commission that undertook to adjust
the troubles at Apia is disgruntled: he
thinks there was too much yielding
to German influences. This gentleman,
Mr.. Eliot, does not talk pleasantly.
little while ago the strained re-
lations' had Germany on one side and
the Anglo-American influence on the
other. The strain has shifted-appar-
emily it now has England against the
German American part Of the commits
sion. Meanwhile, the German press is
grouty; it is saying a good many I'M
pleasant things, demanding that the
government at Berlin pitch right in and
make itself master of the situation. In
turn. the recent chief justice Mr..
Chambers, is out of sorts. He is de-
posed, Osborn, the American consul,
ldheS Lie OlllSe SHdI1lDeTS Hdu. Cndm-
bers therefore has grievance.
Then, again, everybody who has had
anything to do with the effort to ad-
just these Samoan troubles has about
concluded that the clumsy triple alli-
ance involving Germany. England and
the United States, is a failure. It ap-
pears to be true that the commission
has seriously considered the idea Of
naming a Hollander as a compromise
manager for the government of the ISL
ands.
Things Samoan are badly mixed and
it is altogether likely that before the
! powers now acting as joint bosses of
Samoa have reached conclusions re-
| speeding future policy, there will be an
| other revolution at Apia and then more
warships and more parley and more
| time wasted.