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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-21

When Or. Eliot became president e
Harvard he at once donned for tue
first time in his life n high silk hat
In all the years since that time be mas
never been seen out Of doors in any
other style OF headgear.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-21

A diseased liver declares itself
by moroseness, mental depression,
lack Of energy, restlessness, meian-
choly and constipation. HERBGNE
will restore the liver to a healthy
condition. Price 80 cts Eastman x
Mrserole.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-21

1T may pain you TO notice" said i'If
rcalist that | am worth much more
in the market than you
Not the least discomfort" said the
idealiSt Even now the mule is worth
more than the horse.'-lndianapoi',
Inurnal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-21

--TABLER's BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MINT relieves the intense itching.
1t soothes, heals and cures chronic
cases when surgeons fail. 1t is no
experiment; its sales increase
through its cures. Every bottle
guaranteed. Prize, 50 cts. in bottles,
tubes Eastman Il Meserole.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-21
tsnod solution.

Calk-I see Hobson has reached Ma
Mia.
Paulln-Well perhaps the Filipinos
will now kiss and make up.-Phliaaef
phla North American.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-21
Chronic Diarrhoea Cured.

This is TO certify that ! have had
chronic diarrhoea ever since the
war. | got so weak / could hardly
walk or do anything. One bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrnoea Remedy cured me sound
and well. J. II. Gibbs, Fincastle, Va.
had chronic diarrhoea for twelve
years. Three bottles of Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy cured me. :. l.. shaver,
Fincustle, Va.
Both Mr. Gibbs aud Mr.. shaver
are prominent farmers aud reside
near Fincastle, Va, They procured
the remedy from Mr.. w f. Casper,
"a druggist OF that place, who is well
acquainted with them and will
vouch for the truth OF their state
ments. For sale at Vivian's Phar-
macy.
WHITES CREAM NERMIFUGE
is perfectly harmless, and will re-
move every worm. 1t is also IA tonic,
and by its strengthening properties
will restore to pale checks the rosy
hue of health. Price p cts.-East-
man q Meserole.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-21

PARDON is in sight for Capt Drey-
fus. The council of ministers de-
eide to free the famous prisoner. IL
is thought that Dreyfu, will be sent
abroad
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-21
Advertised Letters.

Letters addressed to the following
named persons remain uncalled foi
az the Mineral Point post-otice:
Mrs. Elizabeth Grimm
Persons calling for the above will
please say advertised" and give
date of this list, Sept. IL, 1899
Mt. MARTIN, y. NJ.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-23

seieilt spiftben 500 Naeisr bOben JsIs,
ipGnben bietet es nit feinen @tubls
bGbern dhnli1 fpie bas III Der gifeI
geseniiberlieseilbe 9ab Bertridb einen
lieblithen GDnlmeraufentbult bar. Der
ebte Gppus dller fIeinen MofeIit6bte
lift has Dert6en Gen. Das Ehal 3ipir
fden ben Bergen fiibrt 5ur 51be bon
Gaftenaun, eitem iDihtisen GRncteHs
punt fir bic Sunsriidpoiten unb bic
5unsriididser. SIR bic lebteren 1T es
nit ieinen seipaltisen 8irfhen ein
tpahres Dorado. Die beiben lebten
gilber seigsn GtGbt nnb Burg gDbem
init benz seeeniiberliegenben gonb.
Dieie grDBte aller MofeIburgen geh0rte
i'm Mittelalter benMittern bon GD6enl,
ben Burssrafen beS furtrier'fden Biss
tbums. SIN Sabre 1859 bon ben
sSrunsofen 5erft6rt, 1T bic Burg BON
benz iebisen Beiiber. benz Saupte Der
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-23
g tppf pparat.

Sabr5eug i'm gaebsl. Cine srdBlihe
8eripirrung entitebt, Die pahagiere.
faum befleiDst, ftiiraen unter Summer<
gef9rei auf Oed unb 5erfuGen in oer<
atpeifelter 9aft Die 8oote Su itiirmen;
man reiBt tie auriid, nSrauen unb
ainbsr auerlt," ba5pif6en Die fAriflen
Nfeifen Der 8potsmaate, Die Gomz
nanborufe Der Sfficiere, Die Jliide
Der Motrofen - MIR Der Gapitdn itebt
unerI6iitterlt9 auf Der Bride, ertbstlt
NIT rubiger Gttinme feline 8efshle,
trDItet Die Sammernben nit benz 9in=
ipeis, baB Die @efabr nod ni9t unritz
telbar beporftebe. Nph lit es ben Sfz
fieiersn aelunsen, bas 9erablahen fer
8pote au parbinbern, Die bon Den pDr
Mngif Ginnloien gum aentern gsS
bra9t tpprben ipGren = ba plOtlih
fdngt Die Maf@ins, Die fofort nod bem
3ufammenitoB geitoppt batte, pieoer
an 81 drbsiten. gtnen Nugenblid lit
anes Ipra9los, bic @5tille benuBt Der
gapitdn: yOie @efabr TT poriiber, bas
2ed iit gebidhtst." ruff er nit ipeitbin
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-23
8 { It 0 b ftes Qed.i

2cds Derfdbrt rnon fDIgsnbsrmaBsn:
Durh bic Seffning, bic bas MaHsr in
Harlem Strome bereinfhieBen idBt
i4iebts man 3uerit BEN Me5iing5tab NIT
Der ieBt beruntergetlappten, alio i'm
parauelen gifenplatte. Sine balbe
Wenolitg bringt bic pfatte bann in
bic gum Stabe isntredte 5tenuns.
Der frdftige Mai1erbrud preht fie Dann
an bic Manbungen bes 2eds an llnb
i9lieBt btes baniit ben felbit 1bon fos
peit, baB bic einbrillgsnbe @a1sr@
rnenge Elm tpeiteres Speriren niht nisbr
binbert. Jlun tptrb ei1 Der @rDbe rer
Seffnung entfpre9snbsr genulo1eitop-
fer iiber ben Meffinsitab gefhpben, RE
6tablplatte baraufgelegt unb bic Mut@
ter II feif tpie m0gli1 angeaogen. Die
Weihbeit Der Gellulole, fopie ibre sydz
bigfeit, i'm Waiier auf5uquenen, betp;r7
fen ihr bDIitdnbiees Mn1hmiegen audi
In bic tletniten Hiben beg 2eds. Muf
btefe Meife tit es 3. 8. :nDglt1, elm 2ed
BON q 3oa Sur9Tefer in 35 9efun@
ben abfolut bibt au perfhlieBen. Ni9t
INNER III bas Bed aber runb, meiit irz
gar f4mal unb lang, 10 Bel 3u1dmz
menftOBen, Quffabren auf Hiffe u. +.
N. sSn biefem Safe nilnmt mar meb@
rere Stopfer unb f4raubt iie btdt nez
beneindnber. 9inbert bic Ndbe elmer
AuertDanb bes 56iffes ben @ebrau9
Der 9anbsriffe, 10 tdnn man Die
Gdraubenmutter au9 bernlittelit eines
Shraubenf9liifels anaiebsn. Rdtiir=
li4 fann es ii9 BEL ben Golorle< Stop
fern INNER nur nm fleiilere S6dDen
banbelnL aber aud bieIe iinb febr gsz
fd6rli6 unb bds ganae 8erfabren be-
fbt bts Bel S9iffsunfGnn 10 unermeE%
li9 groBen. @oraiise: G9nenigtett,
Sinfadbeit nnb Mirffamfeit, 8Dr3ii9s,
bic ibm f9nel cine @infiibruns in alle
Welt ft1ern tperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-23
giroer pon Der 2ao(ef.

rr. so cny..r r 60 49,;
a. g!A slpb.s Msl.sI ~ Dsl u.n'
nls.H y 5nssIspIlsn 0e1ls Oss psas.'sgsn ~.
5eal1pna,psllIlluls 3 y rxl y aa psh' 9.1spsl.
lDulp l.eul ps,l oalsl 9.gsla ag Dui. 'p.e :.
D1s pluul,.u pellusaIs ulpleua :. l:...e tn
si's d nAp Sos s.ls l9 lpa..psa..sp- Os..Tp
.'ws ;ss oaaa., us.e.. u ''s:os Sa aIlu asat
na n.us p.ss'.s.,s,, - ~ :. ss pss cs mEl..
go psn IT, ...s.M M sosassa ssnr,! ~. a 1u,,
suns' o.us'uVsa pean rysa .a..ovl.ls.. nilE a zoE
nn slulll amp usI' IN g.laIss os.u..,; ms .So
sxa. ...si uos. p.a' 80, ~ sytsn"ssI;;s s
ua.s.ag.;. l. ~ Snss Stss pe'' ssraaa
.s.s'' lu.l.''.gsn augals @ G,;sss n.y. eDisss (.
~ nv ya JUN Nv sasg.sa :sIs nssaS,A ssle".s,,s
p.S VII :ls Sy.sossaa ~ maa.,,
I'M o'p.lu'" as Dsn. lu"SD,.l.s.n O. sE 4Sas Sas
u.lr anp p'nu " sn .aDu"r O. ~ h;as a
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-23
Der gorollte- TOPPER.

gleb,l auf @es! @tunben f1on
Fampft Der srDBe Oanlpfsr bureh BEN
Ocean, bei5en WsIIen leife Hatfhenb
an feline pIanfen fdlagsn, Sine b0fe
Naht; GanbbGnfe ni9t fern unb bas
Td6ripaFer belebt. Wenn iie nur erlt
5u GnDe mare ilntb Der Wiprgsn ben
Rebel ettpas lihten ipoIlte! pflintgez
treu itebt Der gapitdn 5pifhen ieiilen
Dffieieren unausgs1eBt auf Der gonz
rnanbobriidt ilnb Idbt i, regelmdBigsn
3nif9enrdumen bic Danpfpfeife ertOz
men, beren genenbe Mufe bic rdbens
i1nar3e Nant ba bruuben 5u per-
fhlingen f1eint. Gein @hldf fommt
bent ii feline Mugen, bunberte BON
Menf1enleben finb iet1er MdHidn1teit
bertraut. ba beiBt es ausbarren. unsrz
miiblih fpdbt er in bic biiitere Wdnb
ba bor fn binaus uno iuufht, ob niht
Der Son elmer Girene bic gefabrbroz1
benbe Ndbe zines apeiten S4iffss berz
riethe. Da er tdufht ii4 ni9t 100
fhallt ipie aus ipeiter, ipeiter Jerne Elm
lansse5ogener Sop beriiber. Gin pddr
bange @sfunben berftreihen. plDblih
gent bas bur1brtngenbe 3eulen bes
gsbelhorns aus l,debftsr gldbe; n@esel
an Gteuerbprb!" idreit Der Mann am
Musaud, in, sleihen Mugenblide tau<
den 2idter unb gefpeniti56 rieienbdfte
Maitsn auf, bic fih NIT unbeimliher
G1nelligteit ndbern. rHnber 8ad<
borb!" bonnert Der gapitdn, iGper
dhaenb ipenbet Der getDaltige Iumpf
bes Sdiffes gu Fpdt, elm entfebli6es
Srahen, laute Rufe, unb pie bon Der
Naht berf9lunsen, Derlintt bas frsmbe
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-23
g hranf NIT Stopfern.

t0nenber Gtinme. Gin elnSiger S1rei
Der Srellbe aus bunbert &eblen! llnb
bod nod 3tpeifel: .ssSit es tpirflin
pahr9A nMie mar bas mDglih2" an
mdlig sreift Die Hube lpieber plab unb
Die aufseregten pdi1agiere begeben !icb
elmer na6 benz anbern in ibre Rabinen.
slm ndGiten Morgen belu9en tptr
ben Gaum an 6teusrborbleite, tpp Die
goQifion ftattgeTunben bat, Der mittS
leripeile pon benz einsebrunsenen Mafs
fer leergepumpt 1T. 0ort finbsn mir
bas mebrere SUB lange 2ed beritopft
NIT ben fosenennten nGolomsitopfern" !.
Diefe eStopfsr" iinb Die grfinbung
bes frana0iiI9en Mbnirals BalLu be Ia
8drriere unb Derbehert tporben Dur9
@Dlome, einen In Der tpiiIenihaftliAen
Melt 5ranfrei6s poblbefannten Grz
timber. Wan bat 5tpei 2lrten, beren
ipefentli6er 8eitanbtbeil in bsiDen
Gdnen eine gelIulo1emafIe 1T. Snl
eriten tpirb biefe aus Der 5dale Fer
Gpcnsnnb bereitet, Der man ale, her
SidulniB unterliegenben @aftbeItanb~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-23
u II + Der S d brit.

Der rleue Sdlitten ldBt ii9 natiirli6
nur auf Gts pbsr elmer Diinnen, febr
bart gefrorenen Gcbneebede anipanben,
gum 5ortfpmnen auf 2anDftraBen lit
er ihtDerli9 geeignet. Srmerbin, elm
neuer, amiifanter 5pOrt tit barnit se=
fdaffen, bar gleiGipDbl mod niht iebe
prdftif1e 8ertpertbung dusfAlieBt,
aumal bsr grfinber bebauptet, es liez
BEN ii9 NIT 2eidtigfeit bic Shlittenz
fufer nnb bds 9riebrab gesen gepObnz
lihe pneunatifrdber dusnebfeln, 70
baB Der 8efiber BEL eiiltratenbern Sdus
petter ftatt auf feinem Motorl9litten
bersniiglih auf einem Motorrabs bur9
Die Melt fauIen ionate.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-23

linterbalb goaen treten bic Gifel~
nnb 6unsriidberse aamdbli9 ettpas
suriid, unb Die Mpiel iammt ihrem
Sbale erfpeitert iih, I'm BEL Goblen3
nod eiaem 2aufe bDn 1O1 Rilometern
fih nit bem Nbeine gu perbinben.
Dleih elmer aii9tigsn Braut ftrdubt lie
fib aber cine 3eitIang, fih benz Grios
renen gan3 bin3ugeben, benn fait afpsi
Rtlpmeter tDeit fanr man nod ibrs
griine, nofeIiDeinfdrbtge 5lntb BON Der
golpig, gleih Dem Rbeinpein perlens
ben bss Mheinitromes unterideiben.
llnfere 8iIber 3eigelt uns baupfidhlib
ben Mitfellauf, un{treitig ben fb0nz
iten 9beiI bes 6luffes. sSn 90. 4
fdagen mir bon benl ca. $50 Meter
boben @urgberg auf hie liebli6en
Doppeladbtfben Ixuben Srarbnm
.berab, BE iii nGHiter .3eit bur9 cine
fcbDne iteinerne Bride tniteina1lDer
DerbunDen lperben {DlIen. 9lp. 2 3eigt
lins bas Hsins 6unsriidbao M5ilbsn=
jtein al bel groben 0eerftraBe iiber
6immtfn, bic emit ber beril6tigte
Gtiubsrbaunss unii6er usd@ts. Gin
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-23
Mpteridlitt.u.

Oas Neuelte auf Dem Ge6iete Der
Qutpmobilen lit Elm Motorl9litten.
0ieies, bon Or. Gas9rdin in Quebec
erfunbene Gabr5eus unterT9eibet fi9
in ieinem borberen Sbeile in ni9ts
,bon einem gepDbnli@en Stublf9litten.
In Der Hiidieite tit Der petroleummoz
tor BON 5tpei pferbsfrdften angebraht,
Der elm Hab treibt, DsiIen Heifen nit
fleinen Metall1pisen beiebt lit, Die ii9
tpie 3Gbne zines 3afnranes in oas Sis
bobren unb 10 ben S9litten bortDdrts
itcBen. Die 5teueruns erfolst gang
mad osm prinsip Der Motorrdoer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-23
Srar ba d Srabe n.

Oo6 elm anberes Bib! Sci Der
fleinen CHARACTERIZATION perl trttt Die
Wpfel in Die preuBiine Hbeinpropin5
rnD nimmt bon nun an er1t eigentli9
ibren re9ten gbarafter on. sSn 5ablz
lofen Winouneen 19idngelt Iie iih ipie
elm Silberbano 5tpii9en gifel einerz
fetts nno 0unsriid anoererieits bdbin.
Gutenberg rei9t ii9 an Gutenberg, unb
ieber fu0t ben anbern in Der 9arbor=
bringing eblen aebanlaftss gu iiberz
bieten. Selbit bic fleiniten. Srte, tpie
8rauneberg, 3eltiagen, Yiesport unb
btele anbere iino bur9 ibre Weine in
Der gan5en Melt befannt, pon bem
.9ernfaftler 0oftpr" unb benz ,9raa=
9er 9immelreicb4 gar nt9t gu reoen.
GuBer Dem rei5enoen Srier nit feinen
3ablrei6en rDmil9sn Iltertbiimern
unb nit ieinem beilisen aod beriibrt
Die WoIel bis &oblen5 feline grDBeren
StGDte. Geiner Der bielen Srte an
ibren llfern adblt iiber 5000 @inpobz
ner, aber Elm Hei6tbum berr19t in
ibnen, Der faum anbersno ieinesslei=
den bat. @iebt es bod in 8erntaitel,
Sraben Srarba6, Go6em unb anbe=
rem Wsinorten RelIere.en, in benen ipeit
iiber eine Millipn 2iter bes ebeliten
3ebenIaftes lcsert. llnb nun erit Der
Hei9tbun in ben bielen airhen uno
&upeuen, benn Die Wofelaner iinb gar
fromme 2eute. glm Sonntag mor=
gems fiebt mon Die 9ir6en nirgenbs
boiler ols bort, aber bGsfel5e lGbt ii9
au9 bes Mbenbs bon ben Wirtbsbduz
fern fagen. Den ri9tisen Mo1elaner
erfennt man na9 einem alien 9priG=
mort am RoIenfran5 unb an - Der
rotben Naie.
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rollsl NIT benz Meiiingiiobe. ols aid3
isnireHt 3u bit{en iteben lam, i'm slsBs
tsren e5dIIe iiebt Der Mppdrut fnit aus
ssDie eint Gispide. 81 biefem Gerippe
beS Mpparates geb0reil nun nod bic err.
ipdbnten @tOpfsr in GDlin0erfOrn,, zine
duf isben paiIenbe GtabipIatte bon eis
mas fleineren Durdneffer ltnb eiae
Ghrniibennutter, bic 3ir bequernererl
1anbbdbung nit Griffen perfehen lit.
Die Gtopfer fertist man air 3eit in
brei @r6ben, BON s, 9 unb 13 Sou
Dur9meifer. Sc Elm Sab bon bret
Gtiid tpirb in etnen Ghranf gepadt.
ben man an elmer bequem susdngliden
@tele uufbGngt. Beim Werftopfsn beg
N a ~ y q M
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-23
gr fennt lie.

Jrau: .2ie6er syrib, tpie lieb unb
gut Dn beute biit! gu Mittag bab' i1
aud cine lleberraf9ung fir Did
Du befpmH1it Define 9eibipeiIe.
Mann: .51Dn gut, 11pn gut, liebe
Mnna, lDie piel gelb braudit Du
DenR2"
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6 o d E N.

alien Glii9tlinssfamilis Nabenea, Biz
in bas fleinite pieber in bent friiberen
3uitanb bsrseiteflt iporben, unb ses
DGbrt ben aablreiden gefu9ern eineu
iiberaus belebrenhen Ginblid in bus
bdusli1e Qeben bes Hitterifonbes
pdbrenD bes Is. unb 16. Sabrbunz
berts.
Wir glauban rnfere Dariteuung be.
MoielsesenD ni9t be6er dbfAlieben
au f0nneit, als nit benz bon bem @Drz
iibenben bes Mo1elz unb 5adrpereins
6. 2eno fen. in Srdben gebibteten nnb
nod nidt perDffentlidten MofelIieb:
gs aiebt bur9 bic 2anoe
Nus Welf4lanb gu uns ber
sSm brGutlihen @enanbe
aDie Mofel fhmud unb bebr,
Dem Rbein fi9 gu permdblen,
Dem freien beutfden Rbein;
Sic fann es ni9t perbeblen,
DAB beutf9 au9 Tie min fein.
sic fiibt bic eriinen Matten
Gin punberliebli9 Bib,
sic eilt i'm Walbesl6atten
Our9 8erge rauD uno nilb!
rnb auf Der 8erae 6Dben
Sm bslen 5onnenftrabl
SIT man9e Burg gu feben,
Oie i9aut binab in's Sbal.
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9 urs 6 0 dem.

gurg = dem.
llnb an ben ftetlen 9ansen,
Sa tpaGit Der eble Mein
@us hoben SelIengdnsen,
Ius f9iefrigem Geftein.
8 Mofelpein Dor allen,
Ou Mein, ipie Sob 10 flar,
Dir foll mein Sung erI9aaen
Gum 2obe immerbar.
User bid I'M Hebenlanbe,
. WofelItrom sefeb'n,
Mtt beinem 5il6erbanbe
90 liebli9 unb 10 f6Dn:
Der ipirb itets bstn gebenfen,
l1nb beines 9bales pra9t,
3, baB Dor Wel19ldnbs Hdnfer
Did fdiise treue Wa9t!
The age-herald., 1899-08-02

been travelling along the pathway which leads from the low domain of night to the lofty realm of right, and its history has been without parallel in the annals of recorded time. What will be our fate if we turn backward and begin the descent to- ward force and conquest?
 The question is frequently asked, what can we do? Nearly two months elapsed between the signing of the treaty and the beginning of hostilities in the Philippines. During that time the president and con- gross might have given to the Filipinos the same assurances of independence that was given to the Cubans. Such assurance would have prevented bloodshed. If the doctrine of self-government is sound, the Filipinos are entitled to govern themselves, and the president can now promise them indepen dence as soon as stable government can be established
 If the president is not willing to take the responsibility of enforcing the doctrine set forth in the declaration of Independence. he can call congress together and let it take the responsibility. A special session would be less expensive than the war, not 0 speak of the principles involvedf"
The age-herald., 1899-08-02
REPORT DENIED
Story to Effect That the Anglo-Russian Treaty Entered Into Alaskan Dispute

London. August LA few days ago a news agency issued statement on the all legged authority of the colonial office here, that the Alaskan question hinged on the interpretation of the Anglo-Russian treaty of 1925, which defines the boundary and ex- plains Great Britain's position with con- siderable detail, saying: The colonial of- flee is not aware that the United States has offered Canada portion of the Lynn canal, and adding that 1t was not correct to state that Lord Salisbury's government was hampered by Sir Wilfred Laurier.
 John Anderson, c. M. G., secretary of state for the colonies, says no such state- ment has been issued by the colonial of- flee to the representative of the news agency, and that absolutely no such par ticulars in regard to the Alaskan question have been given to any representative of that agency which has. therefore, used the authority of the British colonial office entirely without warrant
The age-herald., 1899-08-02
POLICEMAN WALKING
 ABOUT WITH FEVER
Hotels Close and Merchants Are Discharg- ing Their Clerks and Wlll
 Close Down.

Hampton, Va. August 1.-The most im- portant developments of the day in the yellow fever situation was the discovery of three cases in the town of Phoebus, ad- joining the Soldiers home
 Policeman Jos. Masin is one of the vic- tins and the most remarkable feature of his case Is the fact that he believed he had yellow jaundice. While walking about the streets today he was seen by Surgeon White, of the marine hospital service sta- tioned at Hampton, who at once pronounc- ed the disease yellow fever. pr. White ordered Policeman Maslin to return to his home, which was promptly quarantined. The other two victims are old soldiers who were found in saloon They were sent to the hospital at the home. These are the only cases that have been reported at Phoebus, although many rumors regarding the outbreak there have been in circulation. The report that two negroes died there to- day Is erroneous Hampton this morning quarantined against Phoebus. Business there has been almost entirely suspended, and 1t Is practically dead here. The lead ing hotel closed today and the merchants are discharging their clerks. Arrangements have been made for the steamer Hampton Roads to run to Norfolk and Newport News tomorrow to bring provisions for this town and the Soldiers home.
The age-herald., 1899-08-02
BRYAN DISCUSSES
 PHILIPPINE QUESTION

New York, August 1-Wm. J. Bryan dis cussed the Philippine question in this weeks Independent. He says:
 1.-The Philippine question is important by fundamental principles involved in its dis cussion. There are two sources of gov ernment, force and consent. Monarchies are founded upon force. republics upon con- sent
 "The declaration of independence asserts that governments derive their just powers from the consent of the governed, and this Is the doctrine to which we have adhered for more than century. It Is the doctrine which has distinguished us from European countries and made our nation the hope of humanity. The statue in New York harbor typifies the nations mission.
 "A republic cannot enter upon colonial policy. It cannot advocate government by consent at home and government by force abroad. The declaration of independence will lose its value when we proclaim the doctrine familiar tn Europe but detestable here, that governments are round in shape, about thirteen inchee in diameter and fired ouf of cannon.
 ':Eor more than century this nation has
The age-herald., 1899-08-02
This Makes Total of 40 Gases and 8 Deahs---OHlcias
 Consider the Situation Encouraging
FEVER BREAKS OUT
 AT FRESH PLACE
Six Gases and Two Deaths Reported at Phoe- bus, @ Little Town Adjoin-
 ing Hampton.

Norfolk, Va, August 1.-Yellow fever ap- peared today at Phoebus, little town almost adjoining Hampton. The scourge appeared among the negroes and SIX cases and two deaths were reported.
 There is no change in the local situation except that the authorities have redoubled their diligence to prevent the fever from being introduced into this city from Hamp- ton or elsewhere. The mayor, chief of police and patrolmen are doing eighteen hours duty daily and special officers, in- spectors and physicians are working day and night perfecting the quarantine against Hampton and neighboring points on the peniEsular. It Is absolutely certain that no one Is able to slip in by land or water on account of the constant watchful- ness of the land guards and patrol boats.
 Mayor Johnston today received a dis patch from Surgeon General Wyman of the marine hospital service placing Grant Island at the disposal of this city and Portsmouth, and it will be used as deten- tion camp if necessary.
 No New Cases In soldiers' Home
 News was received from the Soldiers siuAAc tOliBut ludt uO new cases udu dC- veloped in that institution today, nor had there been any deaths
 Mayor Johnston called upon Governor Tyler and asked him to urge upon Serce- tary of War Root to send all inmates of the home, whose removal was regarded as pru- dent, to some point north, there to remain until the disease has been stamped out The governor promised to give the suggestion immediate attention.
 Fishermen and oyster tongers who have been operating in the vicinity of the in- fected district are not allowed to come near the shore. Several were driven back today by the river and harbor patrol.
 pr. Lynch, a yellow fever expert, has been appointed assistant quarantine officer and is giving close attention to trains and shipping. He has systematized matters and Is doing effective work.