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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
The Decline of Protection &.
City Star.

Andrew Carnegie, the greatest
iron aud Steel manufacturer IN the
United States, if not in the world,
said, in a recent interview with
New Y 1rk Sun reporter:
"We do not need protection now
in some lines of manufacturer notably
in mine, Ir0n aud steel As lo1g as
we nee Led protection l was an advo-
cate Of it. Now that we don't need
it, say. take the duties off iron and
steel aud auy other lines that do
not NJ ed prote ction."
This is a notable declaration, not
because Andrew Carnegie's opinions
on public questions are of special
value, but because it reflects the
great change that is taking place in
this country gu the subject of pro-
lection, Andrew Carnegie, until
recently, has been persistent advo
cate of protection, for his own
industry and for the manufacturers
generally
He belongs to the class CT men
who have been the special bsnefci-
aries of the republican tariff policy
But, Ike many others, the business
in which he IS engaged has grown
beyond the need of protection. It
has reached point where it cannot
only supply the American people
cheaper than foreigners can DO it,
but it can also produce a great
excess of iron and steel products
above hom3 needs and can sell them
abr 9ad in competition with the
manufacturers of Europe, from
whom the industry is alleged to
have needed protection for macy
years past.
Il is most remarkable evidence
of the lack of progressive and en-
lighte 1ed iless among republican
leaders on this subject that they
should insist on keeping protective
tariffs on the statute books long
after the special benefciaries of
those tariffs demand them. Protec
ton has become a sort Of fetch to
many of the republicans. They have
advocated it so long, with glittering
generalities, that they are loath now
to let it go. They seem to fear that
the abolition of a single protective
tariff will lay them open to the
charge of leaning toward free trade,
and that is something they dread
above almost anything that can
happen to them.
The republicans probably will be
in control of Congress when the
next tariff revision occurs. If they
are guided by wise couasels they
will clear the statute books of all
superfuous tariffs "a a starter. They
will wipe the metal schedule of the
books aud abolish the absurd duties
on such agricultural products as are
produced in this country in excess
of the demand. They will put An
end to the farce of pretending to
protect the farmer, as well SIS the
manufacturer, by imposing a duty
Of 25 cents a bushei on wheat, and 6
cents on corn and oats. and various
rates on other products that are
exported in large quantities from
this country. Such duties are msrs
iucum brances On the statute books
They were put on for no other pur
pose than to beeloud the real signi
icance of protective tariffs. and to
fool the farmers. Even the demo-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
CALL BY KAISER.
United States Asked to Join Conference Be-
tween All Nations.

tween Ali Nations.
Washington, d c., Feb 9.-Ger
many has communicated to United
States her desire TO have a confer
ence between all the nations inter
ested in the far east, for tt g pur
pose Of arriving at fixed status
Germany states that her purpose is
not to question the sovereignty OF
the Unlted States in the Philippines
It is also represented that Ger
many is particularly anxious for the
conference in order that her true at
titude toward the United States may
be established, and thus refute the
misapprehepslon of usfriendliness.
So far the state department has
not committed itself with regard to
the proposition. It is being consid-
cred.
Another matter which is receiving
much attention Is the meeting soon
to be held in Paris between the high
commissioners of Great Britain and
the United States, for the settlement
of the Venezuelan dispute There
is a sentiment here that the friend
ship shown by England for the
United States in the war with Spain
will result in al easy understanding.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16

Don giye them tss OF coffee. Have Won tried
the new food drink called Grain o. It.is DELI
eaous and noEfIsAlnE nd takes the piae@ Of
eoGee. The moCe Grsin-O you give the chill
dren the more health you distribute through
eheir systems, Grsin-o j. made of pr-a
grains an when properly prepared tastes Ii ke
aalf IS much. All grocers sell it. I5c ana Sc
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
SHOT ON STAND.
TeTre Hante Fireman T-stlfyinS In
His Own Behalf,

Terre Haute, Ind, Feb. ga
meeting of the fire committee of
the city council late yesterday after
noon at fire headquarters broke up
in shooting affray, in which two
men, one a councilman, was shot
The committee met to try colored
fireman, Fred Scott, on charges pre-.
ferred by George Clark, also colored.
Scott was giving testimony whe n
Clark, who was sitting near him,
suddenly jumped to his feet aud
fired four shots at Scott.
The first shot took effect Just over
the heart, another struck SCOTS left
arm and the third went through
S II. Smiths hand AMI the fourth
was fred wild as Clark was going
Clark was captured by
the police Scott is fatally shot.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16

Manila, Feb, 10 GAO p m -
The American forces at $40 this
afternoon made a combined attack
upon Caloocan and reduced IN short
order.
The Kansas regiment on the ex-
treme left, with ths third artillery
deploying to the right, charged
across the open and carried earth.
works, cheering under heavy fire.
Supported by the artillery at the
church, the troops further ad vanced.
driving the enemy, fighting every
foot, right into the town line, and
penetrated to the presidencia, and
lowered the Filipino flag at $50
p. m.
AT signal from the tower of the
De La LONE church the United
States double turretted Monadnock
opened fire firm the bay with the
big guns of her fore turret on the
earth works, with great effect
Soon afterward the Utah battery
bomb4rded from the land sids
The rebels reserved their fire until
the lombard ceased, when they fired
volleys OF musketry as the Montana
regiment advanced on the jungle. .
The enemy's sharpshooters in the
Jungle on the right fired at long
range on the Pennsylvania regiment,
but the rebels were soon silenced by
shrapnel shells, and the Pepnsyl
vanians rem aimed in the trenches
As the Americans advanced they
burned the native huts The rebels
were moved down like grass, but
the American loss was slight.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
Sm GnngreB.

Sine 8otE6aft De5 9rGIibenten 81
8un1ten zines 8actfic : &obeI5.-
ReprdIentant QenB tritiTirt ben
!6rn. M}c9inIep pegan Der Dem
8eneral Gagau ertpieIenen Miloe.
8af6tngton, .. g., 10. Je6r,
- SIN Senat unter6reitete Platt (g2.z
0.) 6eute oas N1anbat GbuuncsD W.
9epep's ais 8unbe51enator fir 9tenz
0orf, auf einen am 4. 0}dr3 1899 be-
ginn,rOen 5ermin bon Ie48 Sabren.
2iQen (Rebr.) bot eiren gemeinIaz
men geItluB an, laut pel6sm ein8erz
fafIunq5 QlmanDement CUR &infii6z
runq Direftsr GrpG6lung Der 8anDes=
Senatpren our4 ous 9olt ben 2eqi8z
laEuren Der perI9RDenen Staaten 3ur
Q(6timmung unterbreitet poroen IoQ;
auf ben Slid gelegt
Qlu6 ein anosrer bon 2tllen angelo
tener 8e74luB, pel9er ertldrt, Der Ct
nat Iei nod inmer fir Die in Der I'm
dbbdngigfsit5 Grtldrung niebsrgelegz
ton 8runOIdBe. iogar in i6rer 2(npenz
ourg auf fremoe 2drosr, nurDe per-
16oben.
03cgnsrp (Qa.) erTufte I'm einTtimz
MICE 8ene6migung gu elmer 2l6Itimz
murg iiber Teirsn 96ilippinen Be
fGIuB am nd9Iten U}ontage, u6gr
Malorp (6la) er6p6 @inDaro.
Der Ssnat IeBte Die @rpGgunq Der
QeQislatipz, @retutibz uno oyuiti3z
8eupilligungsbia fort bis - u6r un0
lsgte 7i2 bann biz morgen 3uriif. Sine
gOl76lft oes 9rdTiOanten, tpeide ods
Qeqen etnes 9ocific &a6sls empFie6lt.
puroe psrleIen Na6'Dam Der @enat
0ann rod einige 8ias bon qeringerer
@i6tig.2it ongenpmmen uno cine
fur% GretutiDiiBung a6sebalten bate,
erfolgte 9ertagung.
s m Reprd rdentunten6auTe
purbe bic Debate iiber Die permiT9=
to @iDil 9erpilIigun9s6iG i'm pie
mum pSiter berat6en, ieOo9 ni4t err
lebigt
6sp6urn C9Rep. Sa.), @OriiBsr bss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
sSur Samnafragc.
Sine neue 8snbung. - grgIano uno
bic Der. 'Stuaten per0en pabr=
I6fnli8 NtataaTa ais S0njg an
Srtennen.

i6dinIi4 0eataafa ais &0nig an
ertennen.
BoI6tngton, ,. g., 1O.6ebr.
Die greB6eri6te ii6er Die Greigniiie
auf Samoa ftimmen nit ben offi3ielen
8eri9ten Der Regierung i'm 8streff eli
ner Rai6e fleiner Streitigteiten uno
Ri6t6ea9tungen Der 8ertragsbeitimz
mungen therein.
U}on tIt bier ni6t i'm 3peiFel, baB
bas 8er6ulten Des 8eneral 8onTul5
Or. RoTe uno be5 Or. RafTel Elm mill
fiirlt6es unb ii6erbe6enoes mar, oaS
ni9t aIIein oen @eiIt, ionoarn aud ben
Wortlaut bas 8erliner 8ertrdgs per-
leBte. 0u aber 8ot1aafter W6ite be-
reit8 bic 2(nTt6t Der 6ieiigen Re9ierung
iiber bic Sa6e Der beut56sn Regirung
porgetegt bat, bat bic bieiige Regiez
rung ni6t Die QbIi6t, Die S6pierigz
felt Der Gage bur9 cine 0ffentlibe Dis
fulton Der NTgelegen6eit in ben 3eiz
tungen gu perme6ren, 10 lange Die Gu
6e Ii4 nod i'm Ra6men otplomutiE6er
8er6dnolun5en bepegt. 2(u6 pirb
bier bas8ertruuen gebegt, OaB Die 0eutz
19e Regierung eine geraue Briifung
bes 8er6altenS i6rer G6ereifrigen 8az
amten peranlaiIen piro.
8is ieBt lit nod ni9ts geI9e6an,
um ben 8ertrug BON Berlin gu amen
biren oDer bic Reqierung BON Samoa
BON ibren pielen S6pierigteiten gu be-
freRn, nit oarer Iie jeBt gu tdupfen
6ut. Si8sr lit nur, ouB in bieIer Be
8iebung ni8t8 getbou tperosn fam. Big
Der Satus quo ante in Qpia tptsoer
6ergeItellt lit.
(Spdter.) - Ra6trG9ri6 piro 6euz
te Rddmittog ertlGrt, bic ge1ern i'm
6rifiT6en llnterbuu{e gema9te pffiz
sieIe 2ngabs, baB bic britti9e Regsz
runq peitere Ia9ri9ten aus Samoa
erpdrte, e6e Iie N2ataaFa aIS 80nig
dnertsnn,, oI6eine cine neue PbuIe in
Der Sumoafruge 5u be3ei9nen uno
an3ubeuten, boB bic Nnsrtennung W6az
taaFa's afs &0nig Don Sumoa in @r=
tpGgung ge3ogen tperoen m0ge. sra
tda6d puroe betanntQih rppn ben 0euIz
IfRn unterHiiBt, uno feline 4nertenz
nunq niirbe ben OeutTH,n Re6t gsz
ben. IS pirb ieBt = i'm biretten 0iz
berTpru4 5u ben Gingangs oie{er De-
peI6e gsna9ten 4useInanoer7eBungen
= bargalegt, baB Die Grbe6un9 pon
N1alietou 3anus auf ben S6ron Den
DiinTfsn elmer groBen Maioritdt Der
Samoarer 3upiOsr {ei, baB iis peite=
res gtutbergieBen 3ur 6OIge baden
muBte u. {. NJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
9auSbaltss tss8eOilrfnib.

I'D orcift ,ur fftotr nm Sic BON Ser Our5 Sbra
mebilineu briUirtttH criosrtjbm Sur lu uuttrriha
ten Dor ciuiQer 8eit nuUos mtIH @lttt BON Gums
atueut3Hubuua befaltu. Eit RruUtbtIt ubcrtdm ihu
ndbrsno Der 0dht nit slncm 66uttt'roh= anfuH.
3uiiQiQtrneiie bate i Sur 8sit tluen Qoryutb 0tr
9Rsbis;H i'm Sauit Sh risb ibm bic 9rut uub 0tu
RideH nit RdbpdO's 8eoop Relisi slH. sd cab
ibm e;uen 5bc,lpiitl poa Dapou IN ttDas htiBtm
aaHsr an triuftu, um i'm Ju pdrmen uuO tlmuiz
rem uup stipd cine buIbt Stuu0s lpaier uabT
orei RON RaDnan's Qiusu ELM 4m uaaittn Wlors
cen ais Der ar]t ribietl1 FAM iublie tr btoeuitUo
bsHer Ser Nrjt miuiate gu plitu, mas I'D duscs
ptubct bate SD srJdblte tbm Dies, uu0 Ct err
Eldrtt ib bate rtdht Qcbau, Die gtsnuamtnts ltltu
out Sin aubtrer Sal paifrtc mir nit mstntm teir
men gsfftu ntldler bel mir uObuit CT nurot pom
Grpup bsfdlsn Ab ricb itue grult, Nals uUo
Riden mit Dem RcubO Rslief elm CAB ihm etrud
cine StunDe ipattr cine Epds oupoH, Gtt0lgt BON
elmer Euds qilCE. am nanttu Gagt mar tr bttz
nabe Qau3 lpiener berGttelt 3b babe blele gtto5tu
felt etpa DreBiq 9lbreH IN mtlRtr Tdmiltt unb 1ur
msins 0ahbaru qsbraubt, uuD mciB Ron tttntm fan
tines Feblita9s peuH pie @torau3s zannalunJ
iorafatla bei0lQt uurbt SD uitros 9bncn iebr oer=
buuoeu ieH, ptuu Sic mir eetGutgr siFalt aHo
7ruta cine Sbrtr gubliiltontu, 3ulcubtn MOLTEN,
fpoiIr i'd bic Qomurfsu btifit0e, DtHH ln gtbrdud1s
nicielbtu obiclut iofort. Sdl ahtrlunt IS JbHtu,
non Disiem 3suqniF in elmer {butn ecelautt trlbtls
utuOtn Qptiic Gsbrau9 lu MAIDEN. 6r. 8dopae,
cine mcutr frtuHoinutH, bat Sbr 8tia.btHt 9s1fn
Sfrophslu uuo 8iertu Dertutnott. sir NJ dut Dem
gtq, Der gsFeruuq st ertldrtt, 6ab ft cine hrer
QubGEatioutH ubtr SfropbelR gu habsn punlbit.
uub ipirpt NhReu iebr banfbar icu, iucuH Sic mir
pititlbt fir hC petlutar lultuocn pouIeh'
ahtuUaspolt
Trau gttJa Gum,
Sadicupills glOraaHsGo, 5liucis.
0pnenbgr 1898
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
SrGGnOe.

g 6ilabelp 6iu, 10. Seer. -
Sames 9oQpd's 3u6pe6erai an Sr.
forOz uno SoIep6ine : StraBe, 6ranf.
fort, purOe bur9 Elm 6eute ausge6ro.
danes 5euer gum 8etrage BON etpo
$4,000 6eI4dDigt.
U}onsfteI0, g., 10. 5e6r. =
Die 8arIerF4e OfeugieBsrei purDl
6aute our6 cine Grploion in 8rano
geIeBt unb total 3erit0rt. Der 8erluf
betrdgt na6e3u 100000.
6rantfort, &D., 10. 6e6r. =
Die Dobnung oss gouDerneurs bon
8ertudb tpur0e 6euts M1ittug burf
Jeusr total 3erf0rt. Die R66rsn Der
Bo6egIeitung ndren gefroren urb aQe
20f6per!ufs erfpieIsn Iif dls perge6z
lif. GOuoarneur 8ru0lep's perI0Hliz
das Gt9enifum purOs gerettet.
5CrCn to, Sni., 10. 5e6ru1r. -
8npan, Sent Il. Gp.'s grcBs 50pierz
ruursn6anbluno an Der Of 5rontz
StraBe ging 6suts in 6Iummsn duL
uno mebrere unfcBsnos 9s6du0s
purben 6eihdcigt. Ulan peranI6lugt
ben 8erIuf auf 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11

Gomite's fir interItaatIi6sn 5anbel,
berurio6te einigeS QluF1e6en bur6 Die
Q(ntiinoigung baB er bic Nitaragua>
tdnal : Bin als rReitsr" gu Der Ihpez
benDen 8iI an6isten peroe.
QoamIon (Osm. 8d.) bieIt cine
tur3e Reoe geger bic Ricurdguafdndlz
8iu unb bic 2tnnerion Der 9RIippiner,
GenB (Oem. D. taoelte ben 9rdiiz
oonten QtcRinIeb pegen Der gegen Den
General Gugan geabten Tlilbs unO
1eBte au5eiranoer, baB @agan ieBt,
na6Oem i'm elm &riegsgeri6t our
NusitoBung aus Der 2(rmee perurz
tbeiIt, nod $4,000 aus Der 8unbes=
faiie erFalten tperos, obre baB er bic
gerirgiten 0ienite baFiir 3u leiiten
ba6e. 0ieIer Mlann, pelfer uuT Iol=
DE @eiFe r6eItraT #" tperbe. babe ben
9enerol Miles einen y2iigner" gs=
Iaimpft. neil er bic einfa6: 8u6rAeit
geTdgt babe, ipie $4,000 Splbaten 81
ie0er 3eit 3u be3eugen bereit Ieten.
llm 5 l16r ma6ta bus 6dus tjrc
BauIe 6is s l16r 2(benv-. Die Q6alU-
Tbung bsI6rdrtte Ii6 auF Gr.eoigurC
Don BrIpdtpenIionsbtQs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
Sennd,ridtinnnn fiir 9lftipnare.

salt more, glO., q. Sanuar 1899
Gs IptrS bicrmit befannt aemacbt. ba6 cine
BerammuEe Der attioHdre Der HOLD LINE REAL
ESTATE and TRUST co. Don Baltimore"
in oem tsmpordren 9iirenu Der Gompague, Rr.
SIS, Gam @uilOinQ, an Der SioDeit=Gds Der 2er=
iuqtou= uno St 9aul=S Strube, Baltimore am
2 lien f a q, ben q. f5cbrudr 1899, Nttta9s y
llbr, obqcbateu iutrOeu iou
Ter i3lucd Der Geriammluna lit, cine Yropofz
tioH, oas 9tttien=Sapital beuaunter Gompaaue auf
lponiip 5auienD (20,000l glftien gum 9urizl8ertbe
uon ie fiiHi3iQ Collars $50 3u trb0beu, lu bera=
tbcu 70 Dab bas SotolzRapital nab Der Grb0=
buHg cine WiliOu Solars ($1000,000 betrdgt
Sine Ocrartiee Grh6bunq Der 9lttien ioa 5u ioldCu
Qrciicu uuO iobcu geoiuqunQeu itattftu0en, iUie
e Die glttioHdre beidlicBeu tuerOtn.
Srpen Salu,
g.. .. ountlH9,
Nuguif Bcber,
Is. g. SpdIeing,
Sdnes g. 5nardms
6corae 8. SarseaRt,
gSifIidm Sdbmdrjs
SfidplaS Di. Smitb,
Scbu SIIE.
Spbn 6ubnfr,
TranciS e. @emc1s
Sbomds G. SonH,
SameS Sone,
Scbu 9BdterS,
COS, ,42,9) Rpbert SapIpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
9amm6rndl nnn gthrnshrrLnlf.

2lu6urn; Sal, 10. 6e6r. - Der
9amm Ce5 aeierppirs Der Big Dip
pers9ru6e" I'M Scfr1 6i1 3iItritb
iF gs6rc4en. unO cas- 8aiIGc Eat Die
S1anpfmii6ys, bic Stnnieoapertfdtte
uro bas Srcdan6aus fortgerifen.
5inf @6ireIan, lopie Elm 4meritaRer.
9amens SSoIeP1 9urnsr, tameR gm'5
2eten. 59rs 2eidsn puyOen mebrere
Ulti.en dbpdrts in einen Ganon ges
Fun0tn. 0er petunidre 8erlui be-
trd9t etra $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
@labe bun aasrmeinem SntrreRe.

Gitp Saq = Rortbz II. 2eringtonr
6traBe.
g8aI6ington W}onument = Mt.
8ernon Blace.
Sobns 6optins' llniDerittdt =
g}OrO 5oparoitraBe.
So6ns 6optins' .9oIpitol = g1orbz
8rodbnuD.
S6la6tenzW}onument - Colbert
unb 6apetteitraBe.
9rab BON Gogar Q(llen 9oe -
Deitminiter 8ir4bof sSaDettez unb
9reeneItraBe
0ruiO : Sin 9arf = gu erret6en
nit n0rOli6 laufenoen @aggons.
9atterion Bart - gu errei6en
nit OItlih laufenoen 8uggons.
Sort Mc6enrD - QocuItz9oint.
6rauen Golleq = Ct. 9aul= unb
p. StraBe.
geabo61zSynititut unb MuTitzGOnz
IerDatortum = W2t. 8ernpnzPluoe.
9ratt's 5rei 8i6liptbet = g&ul=
berrD>, ndbe Gatbe0ralzStraBe.
&ut6eOrale - Wtulberrpz uno Ga>
tbebralitraBe.
5reimaurer Sempet - 9lOrbz
GbarIesitruBe.
SDb 6eQops Sempel = Gat6ez
bralz uro SaratogaitrdBe.
Gbamber Of Commerce = 9olIiz
Dap> uno BateritraBe.
g2eues 8eri8tsqebdube - Jupettez
unb ct. 9aulItraBe.
9oitgsbduOe = SSapettez unb Galz
psrtItraBe.
N}arblano Synititut = Baltimore
unD 6arrtIonitraBe.
Cardinal 8ibbons' &eIiben3 -
Gbarlesz unb MulberrpitraBe.
@utatp Blace = Saupt Promez
nuoe, DerlGnqert n0rbli9 an Gutap=,
BON 9OIp6initraBe.
0oung Wfen's gbriitian 2lfociaz
tipn, gantral @e6dube = G6drlesz
unb SarutOgaitraBe.
2(tubemie Der DifenI4uften -
Srdntlin= unb @at6eDrulitrdBe.
@arrDQ Bart unD bas dlte WoBnz
6aus BON Charles gdrroa BON Gar
rOLton = N2an nehme Die Columbia
gpenue 8aQqons.
Oeuti de Club 2ofdIe.
n9ermaniazMdnner6pr" 2om6arbz,
nabe @utapzStraBe.
D8ermania Glub", fSuDettsz, nabe
Gutatp=StrdBe.
o9armorie 8e!angDerein", Tapette>.
ndbe !Pdca,'StraBe.
r8orpdrts 5urnDeretn", 2eringe
ton, na6e PinezStraBe.
.6'ermania SurnDsrein", POitofftcez
NDenue, nabe 8altimore>StrdBe.
n5robIinn 9siangperein", 5reoerIds
9benue. @de BaD1onzStrdBe.
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Sir ltn,ufrieOru6rit uuf @urtu glitu

SunSuan be Borto Ricp,
10. 5s6r.- @enerolguperneur 6errp
Bat Dan uHa66dngigen 2i6eralen, Dan
jeBigen 2lnpalt Deg Obsrgsr;dtss,
gum Staats SsfratGr ernannt; Der
2i6:rale, Or. Sou, puroe gum vi
ran3Ietretdr errannt unb 6rsO:rico
0egstan, raoital, gum SstretGr oss
5nnersn. Die 2i6:ralsn Finb nit Dem
Ne6Eel Der Pofitit pcn 9ensyal 5;nrD
niAt 3ufrisDer.
Wlune3 9ioera tiinSigt an, bdB er
iid) bulo na6 8u{bington 6sgt6en
tperOs, um 2t69iilFe gegsn ben oridenz
ben Ulstitarismus gu erlan9en, Der
bic @inippbner Porto Hioo's Den Der.
Staaten tntfrsn0en piro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
Germiiditeg ans brrgnn0esGanptitabt

Wu + 6ington n, >. g., 10. 5ebr
- Oas Senats @tUmtte fir 0tili=
tGpongelegsn6siten bsrt6tete 6sutt
5uir6onfs' (Rep.. Snb) Bill fir Gnt:
T4G0iQung Der 8nuDerneure fir ibrt
2(uslager in 9erbinpun8 nit Dem
8riegs gitniFi9 Elm.
Die giG, petfe Oerfiigt, Dab nur cir
SteuerfiemPel n0ibtg 1T, penn cir
8e6Tel oOer elm 8onb bur3 cine 6b.
potbet iifergeTtsGt pirb, puroe BON
6au{e Pafirt.
0a5 6au5 paiiirte aud bic Sin,
psI6e sbemott8e SotOatsn Der GonF0=
oertrten gu 8unOe5 Surie5 3uldBt
pomit bic leBie Oerartige 8eI6rdntua9
fGIt.
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2nmaencmtsitnOIttta

btfautH OOcr storsbt. op,r I'M faus iraeuo rptIbte
rtiuouuq Der juutreu CraaUe Oosr Der Sdtims
pautc Ha9btm man I'D ptr ia1ttu, tsubteu Guit etc.
ausettbt bat, bsrlitrs uaH tIue 8ett ionotrH itge
tiuen nit Raonaps RtaDn Rtlisf btitubttttH 6lds
HegzQappM auf bic crtgautte o0sr sniiu0stt Sttlc,
rpopurd In bsiHabt ieotm i7dlle ourb bic Fdbiaftt
oeFelbeH iur Rsils4Hrtauua unb 0urdl 4usgltiduHg
Der 6irfulatipH in benz bttrtituotu 5balt bic Gutz
linong btittiat uuO Der Dattut stbtilt Birb.
qpeoeu lutitertr gtlebrEg fsbt uuitre UNI bic ffgas
i6e Qepidelttu gtbrauds QUBsiiUuetn.
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TlGdruranm, GinnnBncriaBl u. I. 10.
Der Scr. Staaten.

8r6Bte QGnqe BON Often na4 8ez
ften 2720 U}eilen.
G}r0Bte 8reite Don IorDen na3
SiiDen 1900 W2eilen.
Fld6enraum, nit GinI6luB BON
Qlld5fa (577,390) 3,602,990 Quas
brdtmeilen.
9uaDrdtmsilen.
aleinIter Gtaat (R6obe : S5I1nb)
1906 Quabratmeilen.
46oeIhGBter 5otal Bert5 bes
Gtaeni6ums (Genius DOR 1890 $25,z
473,173.418.
GjeIammter Heihtbum ungefd1r
500, ,OOO,000,000.
GjeIammt3abl Der 8eO0lterung 62,s
622,250.
W2dnnli&e 9eu0lterung53a6l 32,s
O67880.
I2dnnli6e gsrionen in pe6rfd6is
den Q(lter 13,326,168.
Udnnlids periDnen, q Sabre uRb
oariiber, 16,940.311.
geqer 8ep0lterung, eini9lieBli9
Der SnOianer Il. 7. No., 7,638,360.
8cIdmmt3abl BON 8erTonen I'M
54utalter, 5 biz 20 Sabre, 22,447,s
392,
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Ggtraiibuna ais POpanj.
9rd1oent 0}c8inIeD 6eitebt auf 2(n=
nahme Der Bin 3ur &eorgdniIdz
tipn Der 2lrmee.

At~bN 49, ~N~A'ANN~
0aI6ingtpn, 3. g., 10.5e6r.
= 9rGIipert U3c8inleD bat Den Ulttz
glieoern Des SendtS : 2tusIhufes fir
N}ilitGrlpeIen tunD getban, Dab er Iia
genDtbigt Te6en peroe, cine Grtraz
SiBung Des 56. Gongrefes urmittel=
bar na9 S6IuB Der ieBigen SiBung
ein3u6erufen, mann DOR Dem 4. 0}Gr3
cine 2(rmee 8eorgariIation5 8iu
ni4t paTIirt peroe. 2tngeIi6t5 Der
5batIahe, baB nit Der oefinitiben Ra=
tifi3irung De5 6rieoens 8ertrage5
ni4t nur Die 5reipiligen au5gemuItert
neroen miiBten, IOnoern DAB audi cine
betrG6tli6e Q(p5lbl Don Retruten Der
reguldren 2(rmee, Die nur fir Die 0au=
er oa5 8riege5 argspor6sn ieien, auF
2usmuIterung beItdnben, lei bic PaIIiz
rurg elmer 4rmee Reor8dniiatipnsz
8iq bringsno notbperoig, ur0 penn
Der ieBi9e @ongreB 0a3u Iia ni6t per-
iteben t0nne, 10 tperDe cine grtraSStt>
8NN8 uSLuItN lLSLutli.
0ieTe 1sbr persmtoriI9e GrtlGrung
ba5 PrdIibenteH 6ut benn audi IofOrt
qepirtt. Der Inter Qtusi6uB be5
Senat5 @omita's fir MlilitGr Nm
geIsger6eiten, peI6er felt 8o6en oaz
nit 6ei6Gftigt gsneIen, Elm SubItitut
fir bic Qlger Gor6in Sun 8iq
au53uurbeiten, o6re pom Sled 3u tomz
men, bat Ii6 tur3 3uTanmengerafft,
Der Sul 8iI einige, ME IS 6etBt, unz
ipiftige Qmenbement5 beigeTiigb unO
miro Das I60ne O}a6pert morgen bem
qeIammten Gomite unterbreiten. Die
Gir6eri6tung on ben Senat Ite6t al5z
Dunn in 2lu5Ti6t.
Die leitenben Repu6lifuner BADEN
Ti9 6erett erflGrt, Der Bin i'm Senat
osp 9orrang DO alien drberen NtaBz
regsIn gu gsben uuo iogar Die 8iibgetz
8iIS 3uriifite6en 81 laiien. sic be
6oupt2n, ii6sr cine CUTE U2aioritGt fir
Die 8iu gu perfiigen, 10 DAB iie i'm
Stanbe Iino, berIel6en Die 8abn frei 3u
6ulten. Die SppoIition 5te6t unter
5Fi6runQ Der Sendtorsp 8ormdn, ,GOdz
ref unb U}itfeQ uno miro Iih ener=
giT6 gsgen bic glGne Der NbminiItraz
tion gu pe6reu. SSSn leitenoer republi=
faniI6en 8retIen Tpri6t man ip0sB
odoon, ettpdigen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der
SppoTitipn nit Ra6tIiBungen entgez
gen 3u treter. @8 Iiegt niht auBerz
bal6 Des gerei6es Der U}0gli9teit,
oaB Die 2(ominiItration ibr 3isl erreiz
den uno bic OppDittion nieOer6raden
nirD, penn fie nirtli6 ii6er cine ar
Ie6nlite U}ajoritGt berfugt. 0a bielen
OemotrQtan ii6eroies an elmer grtrd>
SiBung rift 6eTonoer5 gelegen lit, 10
muq Der 8ioerItaro ni6t gar 10 6eftig
ausFullen. Senator 9orman I6aioet
am 4. MGr3 aus Dem Senat unO iein
GinFluB unter ben llmItdrOsn 1T nt4t
mebr 10 beOeuteno Die frii6er.
Die 4brufungs Con e
ren3.
QRuf6ingtpn, n, .. G., 10. 6e6r,
= 6r. 9ierce, Der amaritun{fe Sc
Ionote in petersburg, te!egrap6irt Dem
Staats Dapurtsmeni, DAP bic pom
@3uren porgeI6Iugsne N6riiItungsz
gDrfsren3 i'm 6aag, 9oQanO, a6gez
h,(+et7 tr,erh4r Inn
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
beilt unS nerbinSerG
Sufen,
SnfnenSd,

Guiluubuna Ser Rir,u. Guhiuouug Der Elais.
MISUNDERSTANDING, zauibptluu1, Nun'
qsnlsiOtH, Sapuatbmigitit, Group, SlP1t9|N'
RataUrh. Sbuttelfrpt, taltts 6ltbsr.
Die 8,rptEoung ron &taDp RslItf an Der SteAs
ootr 5tcaeu iuc Der Sdmer3 obtr pas 9eiotR isintH
SIb bat, miro Grlttttruug uHo Bob6sfHoa 9ta
ktnh MlL.rtra nn.. har