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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-01
GIRDLED THE GLOBE.
AsoIdicr Visiting at MoundsviIlc who
Fought in Cuba aud Philippines.

A Soldier Visiting at MoundSvtlle who
Fought ia Cuba aud Philippines.
Moundsvllle has within her gates to-
day a soldier who has seen active SER
vice in both Cuba and the Philippines
and who participated in the now ia
nous engagements at Ell caney and
San Juan, says last evenings Mounds
willie Herald.
He is Sergeant John A. Brinkmler, OF
Company E. Fourth United States In
fantry, who is the guest of his brother,
Theodore Brlnkmier.
He went to Cuba with the first army
of invasion and participated in the
fighting at FL Caney and San Juan ana
at the Siege Of Santiago.
He then came back to the United
States on q sick leave Of one month, but
soon afterward enlisted for the CAM
paign In the Philippines and sailed
from New York. going by way Of the
SueE canal and landing in Manila
March II, Of this year.
He participated in the fighting with
the insurgents from March % to June 3,
when he was given an honorable dis
charge, and at once came to San Fran
cisco by government transport and
thence across the continent home. thus
completing his journey around the
world
Mr.. Brinkmler says the soldiers are
generally satisfied with General Otis
management ind thinks that a great
deal of unjust criticism is being in
dulged in by papers at home. He says
the fighting might be pressed much
harder, but 1t would be at the risk of
far greater loss Of life among our boys
from many causes. The nature OF the
country makes moving supplies slow
work and great care must be taken to
avoid surprises and ambushes. Otis be-
lieves in only such haste as will insure
proper care for our soldiers In every
wny
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-01
Personal NOTES.
Going and Coming of Wheeling
People and Visitors.

Going and Coming of Wheeling
People and Visitors.
The Fort Wayne base ball club is at
the Stamm.
E. T. LOwery, Of Jackson, is a guest
Of the Windsor.
Mrs. Emma Fisher is at the Stockton
Hotel. Cape May, N. j.
S. P. Lemasters, wife and children, of
Alvy, were at the Howell.
E. r. Meinhart, Of Melnhart & Stent-
eel, is visiting friends at swazey, Ohio.
George T. Watson was Falrmont
register ut the Grand Central yester-
day.
James Rowlon and sister, of steuben-
Vile, were at the Grand Central last
night.
Mrs. ]. E. Reed will leave to-day to
attend the meetings at Epworth Park,
Ohio.
c. N. Roberts, w. C. Cole and Opal
Roberts. of Hundred, stopped at the
stamm yesterday.
Miss Ollie Nichols, OF wellsburg, is
visiting Mrs. Frank Richey, OF South
York street, Island.
Mrs. Charles T. Lutz, Of Chicago, is
the guest OF Mrs. George Hook, Of
South Penn street, Island.
Mrs. Josephus Clark and Miss Minnie
Clark, Of New Martinsvllle, were ar
rivals in the city last night.
Mrs. James NJ. Ephlln, Of North Main
street, leaves this morning for So
journ Of two months in the west.
Miss Anna L. McCabe, Of Brooklyn,
N, Y, is visiting her sister, Mr. w. j.
Lutz, on South Front street, Island.
william Halpln, a well known type
setter, now employed on the Pittsburgh
Times, is spending his vacation in the
city.
Mrs. Peter Boyd and daughter, Gene,
Of South Chapline street, are visiting
friends at their old home in Detroit
Mich.
John Moore. secretary Of the War
wood Tool Company, returned yester-
day from Macklnnc, looking brown as a
berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ricardo Riccl have
left for North Bay, Ontario, where they
/ expect to spend the month of August
resting and fishing.
e. ]. Comerford, chief prescription
compounder at Klarls, leaves this
morning for Cambridgeport, Mass, on
q trip combining pleasure and business
Messrs. John Mcclure and George
welty, two very jolly wheelingites,
have been here for several days on an
outing, and have been having some real
sport fishing. Last Friday Johnnie
landed n three and one-fourth pound
bass.-Grant County Press.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-01
FULToN,s NEW REEL
Received Ycsterday-MIny be Christ
ened in n Formal Manner.

Received Ycsterday-NIay be Christ
ened in n Formal Manner.
The new hose reel purchased by the
town council Of Fulton, arrived yester-
day and was received without any for
NAL ceremony. The reel was built by
the American Fire Supply Company, o;
Seneca Falls. N. Y, and cost $125. It
will replace the antiquated reel used
since Fulton was in need OF fire protec-
tlon.
1t is proposed to have some sort of
celebration In the near future to suit
ably honor the new reel. and several
public spirited citizens are agitatIng
the matter. About two months ago
the town council assumed control OF
the apparatus, which was formerly
vested in the volunteer company, but
the gallant fire lHddIes will continue as
vigl.ant and ready to respond as of
yore, and being proud OF the new acqul-
sItlon, some plans will likely be formu-
lated for properly christening the reel.
The AFFAIR will partake of public cell
ebratIon and Mayor Edward Hamm,
ex-AIayOr II. a. Roth, Hon. John Koch
and Ernest Stehm, the German orator,
are spoken OF for speakers on the occa-
sion,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-01

To the Editor Of the Intelligencer.
sIR:-It is announced to the public
by the chief of police that he has or
dered that oil women known as Street
walkers and prostitutes" must keep Off
the streets OF this city after shutdown.
AS to whether he has such authority,
the writer does not undertake to dis
pute but the writer does know that the
chief OF police has authority to keep the
corners clear for pedestrians. Loafers
and toughs. such as you find every ev-
enIng at Schnepf's, Goetze's and Klaris
corners are allowed to so congregate
and obstruct the streets. II Is Impose
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-01
"FAIR NEWS"

A New Publication Issued That is Dc
voted to the Interests of the West
Virginia State Fair-A Creditable
Publication.
Yesterday, the first issue Of the Fair
News" a publication devoted to the in
terests of the West Virginia State Fair
and Exposition, made its initial appear
ance, and to say that 1t is credltable
publication is merely stating fact that
is obvious upon a perusal of its at
tractive makeup. 1t is edited by Col
Bert H. Swartz, Of the fairs bureau of
publicity. and that gentleman has done
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-01
himself proud in No. l Of his publlca-

himself proud in No. of his publica-
ton.
The petition asking President ouarrl-
err, of the chamber OF commerce to call
n meeting Of that body on August 2, to
make arrangements for a Merchants
Day In connection with the fair, is in
circulation in the business district and
is receiving n large number OF sigma
lures. The hope is expressed chat the
chamber Of commerce officials will see
their way clear to advance the business
interests-of the city and Its greatest am
nual function by forwarding the move
mentSsor a Merchants Day in connec-
ton with the fair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-01

sIble for a lady to pass these and many
other places without getting the end
OF her skirt saturated with tobacco
spit, and being compelled to hear vile
and obscene language. II the CHIEF
doubts his authority to stop this pup
lie nuisance, let him consult our city
attorney. CITIZEN
Wheeling, July 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-01

For Morbid Conditions take BEECH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-01

........,............ EilenbcrR
Oyerture-"Light Cavalry .......,,,,S uppe
Selections from Tannhauser-
(a) "Evenlng Star" ..,....,,.,...., Wagner
(bJ pilgrim Chorus" ......,,... Wagner
Characteristic Dance-"La GaEellc".,n
S'''''' Tho nauHIy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-01

Excerpts from veriis opern III Troy.
ntOre" ................,.....Arr by Dnunn
(n) Parody on THE Arknnsaw Trnv-
Clcr" ..,...,, ....,..,,.s.,....''''Lou
(By requesL)
ID Down Ole Tampa Bay" ..,. Francis
Popular Kentucky Medley, ,..,,.,. Boettzcr
LA Gltano"-Movomon de Ballett..;
,..,...,............Lo IhlCre
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-01
Tic snmmernnohtsrest.

The following Is the concert pro-
gramme which will be rendered to-mor-
row evening at the Wheeling Park CAST
no in connection with the Sommer-
nachtsfest OF the Opera House band
and orchestra:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-01
ONLY REAL ESTATE
Reduction Applications We're
Considered by the City
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION

Alta Initial sessionsYesterday alOFn-
ing and Afternoon = First Ward
Property Visited During the A1ter-
noon-AssesSor HeIskell Appears
Before the Board and Makes a
Statement Regarding Personally
Returns. 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-01

Niagara Falls excursion via Wheel
ing & Lake Erie, Friday, August 4, via
Cleveland and Cleveland & Buffalo line
steamers. Over $50 miles lake travel.
Fare only IS round trip. Tickets good
for fifteen days. Train leaves Wheel
ing at 11:15 a. M, city time See S.
Sherman, Tt P. A, City Bank Building,
for information or state-rooms.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-13
ILLUMINATING SHELLS.

Illuminating shells for lighting up
large areas OF ocean in life-saving
work. or to obtain the range OF the yes
sells of an enemy are now proposed.
The shell used is a hollow cylinder
made of steel tubing. and charged with
calcium carbide. which, coming into
contact with water. generates dCety-
lene gas. The end of the shell remains
above water. and at this end are burn
ers lighted by an electric device con
tanned in the shell. 1t is claimed that
the light produced is of 1000 candle
power and cannot be eXtinEuished by
water. The shell is to be shot from n
gun to a distance of two miles, and
floats with one-quarter of it's length
above water
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-13
OLA PODRIDA.

The cream of experience is obtained
from spilled milk.
a preferred creditor is one who
never asks for his money.
When the day breaks, the sun
shines through the cracks.
The only bicycle factory in the
world on one ground floor is that OF
the Sterling Cycle Works at Kenoshe,
Wis
You look sulky,'' said the bicycle
to the trotting wagon.
And you seem tired" was the re-
ply.
From start to completion the Sterl-
ing wheel travels over a quarter of Il
mile, through the mouths of 500 ma
chimes and the hands OF 500 expert
workmen. See the p. c. G NJ. Co.
Buy fair, sell fair. and love the fair.
By so doing you will stand a fair
chance of leading fair life.
The Pacific Cycle G Mfg. Co. viii sell
you a Sterling bicycle, the highest
grade wheel ever manufactured, for
$50 on small installments.
I'll make you dance" cried an irate
mother pursuing an erring son. slip
per in hand. Then" remarked the
juvenile, I'VE shall have a bawl."
From all sides and from all quarters
of the globe, in all languages, comes
reports of the Sterling quality of the
Sterling bicycles. See the p. c. & NJ.
Co.
Besides a fine factory and skilled
workmen the Sterling wheel can boast
Of fine material. See the =. c. & n.
Co, Fort street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-13
HIGH PRoJECTLE VELOCITY.

4 velocity OF 5000 feet pc. second
was recently recorded tn Oh. late tests
az Indian Head % the new s5-saIi5er
siv-iucn United States naval gun.
This IS claimed ,1 De- tae best record
made 10y q gun ct this class. The
Erurp l5-cm t5.>1-iura, and the is-
en- t6.3-.-ch use pr0lsediss Weighing
So and 1902 pounds respectively. but
the highest muzz'e yell-i.y recorded
for these Is 2tSJ feet seconds. Thess
guns are 80 clIib-rs long. The Krupp
2l-cm tS.2i-inchl uses "a pr1jestlle
weighing 2ss1 pounds. aud Is credited
with a mUzzle velocity oI ZSs- feet see
urds. and the same velocity has been
obtained with a Kvupp si-cm ts.45-
iuchi gun. with q pr1icct.le weighing
252.5 pounds. The nearest French
gun in type is the Schuside--Cauet
quick-tive. j.al-inch Calihcr. using q
projsctiie weighing So pounds. With
lengths OF -. 80 aud 6J c1libers this
gun shows velocities OF 2ssS. s75s and
1858 feet seconds respectively. The
60-caliber length Is an experiment.
and the i5-caliber IS the one 20 b.
compared with the American gun.
The siN-inch Elswick guns OF 50-cali-
Der claim velocity OF 29i0 feet sec
ends. but the British naval authorities
say that the velocity is no. desirable.
owing to- the great wear on the gun.
The American full tests are not made
public; but II is claimed that the re-
suits We're due to- a new smokeless
powder recently adopted by this Gov
eminent
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-13
OF BEST GRADE
Continued from Page one)

Of the horses We're mingled in one loud
shout. Loupe never faltered and came
down the stretch like a whirlwind with
no need of the whip that AIcAIanus laid
upon her. Wela ka Hao followed the
black under the wire. Irish Lassie
third. The third heat and race belong
ed to the dark horse Summary.
Loupe-blk. &, aged. John Seven
/ Oaks-Nutwood-1-2
Our Boys. g. aged. by Vernon Boy
! Nelly Bly-I-1-2
violin-b. m. aged. by Alex. Buttor,
I-Viola-3-4-4.
Irish Lassie-b. m. aged. by St Pat
Observation-Disclosures
| Time: 2:1225. 2:15la. 2:1S.
! The sixth race, Waikapu cup. three
fourths mile dash, brought out only
TWO starters, Venus and Royalist, ANA
rino having been scratched at the last.
! There was only one horse in the bet
| ting. This was Venus who came up
to expectations by romping hom2 an
| easy winner in lis.
Six good horses faced the flag in the
eighth, Criterion cup, one and quart
er mile dash, free for all. They were
Amarino ridden by Opiopio. Garteline
| by Keana, Permaninto by Kawili Van
| Wagner by McAuliffe, Antidote by
Frank and Sympathetic's Last by
Francis. The general betting was
Amarino against Sympathetic's Last.
and six TO four on the field against the
| latter. The start was good and
as they came past the grand stands
| Sympathetic's Last, Antidote and ANA
rino We're punched in the lead with the
others trailing. At the half Amarino
| took the lead and Sympathetic's Last
dropped into third place giving way to
Antidote. In this order they flew into
the stretch. At the last quarter Anti
dote necked it with Amarino while
Sympathetic's Last Tapped the latter
The others were strung out at various
distances. At the last eighth Amarino
pushed up point. The wire was pass
ed with Amarino leading Antidote by
a nose, the latter winning by a head
from Sympathetic's Last. Summary:
Amarino, bay g. aged. by Keal:a-
Amandine-1.
AntidOte-g. g.. aged. by Senator |
Stanford Poison.
Sympathetic's Last-b. G., aged. by
Fairplay- Sympathetic.
Time-2:161a.
The ninth and concluding race was |
for the Hawaiian Jockey Club cup, one
mile, gentlemen's driving.
Prince David held the ribbons over |
Morosco, Prince Cupid over Silver |
King, DR.. HUMPHREYS over Gussie Il. |
and w. VOTERS over Flora G. The bet
ting was evenly divided between the |
first and last named. After the start |
there was no doubt as to the result |
Flora G took the lead and held il |
throughout. The others broke and |
strung out, Gussie B trailing the pro-
cession. Flora G came home an easy
winner, with Morosco second. Silver |
King third. Time. 2:3S
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-13
\ SHARP PIECE or BUSINESS.

Among the latest devices In the eco
nomical conduct OF business is the
scheme alleged to have been hit upon
by several Chicago business concerns
to- ship large quantities OF advertising
circulars to- Mexico in bulk and have
them mailed there. The postage is the
same there as here. but owing to- the
deprecated value OF Mexican money
there is a considerable saving in the
amount OF American money actually
paid out for stamps. This perform
ance can only be stopped by the postal
authorities OF the United States and
Mexico acting in conjunction. although
there appears to he nothing Illegal in
il.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-13

NEW BILL at oRPHEUM THE
AFTER tonight.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01
Die aramfbeit Ses Gsarcm.

Nus d1erbin9s nt9t 5e6r berldbli6et
Que1e ftammenbe, iiber &openbagen uno
Stodbplm an 2onhoner 3eitungen g~eIangte
Na4ri4ten ftelen ben %seiitigen 3uftanb beg
G0aren uls i'm boben 9rabe be~forgniBerrez
genb bin. Ober Dielme6r lie beuten an, bdB
NicDlaus II. bereits bDGig un5ure9nungsz
fdbig itnb regierungsunfGbig lit, uno erfldz
rem, buB Der grOBfiirit Mt9ael t6atfd4li4
bic R~e9ierung fibre.
SIT biefe Nq6ri9t au9 nit @prii9t auFz
5unebmen, 10 tpdre bod ipeiter ni9ts Ser
punberbares babel. g1icplaus II. lit Der
ltrenfel pes &aiiers puul, Der audi geiites=
geitDrt mar, unb es 1T feline unbefannte Grz
f6eim1n9, baB fi3 oerartige @erunlagun9en
pererben. Mu9 lieBe 1i9 cine @abri9einz
liffeit fir bas Gerii6t baraus 6erleiten, baB
man bonn g3aren felbft neuerDings ni9ts gez
bort bat, auBer baB Die taiIerli9e 5amilie
ldnger als 1onit i'm Siiben perpeilte.
@enn biefe 9fa9ri9t 1i9 pirtli9 betpabrz
6eitet, 10 tptrb man bariiber aufri9tiges Sez
ouuern empfinbsn t0nnen. Senn G5ar Ni@
tolalls II. mar OOer 1T fir einen ruiiii4en
@elbIt9erri9er fem 70 iibGer Munn, Der
penigitens nidt nit 10 rauber 9unO regierte,
mie iein @ater, unb ni4t gang 10 pie bieier
benz beiligen Gpnob unb ben Banflapiffen
ibren Wiqen lteB, unb beeinfIuBt BON ieiner
oeutI6et @emablin uu6 f%reieren Regungen
peniQItens auf benz @ebiete Der &eligion
ni9t 10 f6roff gegeniberitanO, 9ein 5riez
bensz unb 2tbriitungsmunifeit freili4 purbe
BON bielen 2euten bereits ais Der @usfluB
zines ni9t noblbaldncirten 9eiites ungefez
ZEN, unb es tpGre t~raurig, penn bieie Re4t
bphnItpn 9nI(tpn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01
SantntanD 1ttto Ste Ne&u @orfer
Su6Dbobmc&t.

Sn Stem gOrt ipinnt fi6 auge1blidli4
Elm &f 3tpii4en 5pei RieIen = 5tpif4en
SammanD pnb ben Gep gortsr 6o46a6nen,
poer 3pti9en Grpfer unb George @oulb ab.
Meil @eorge 9ou1o auf Den 6obbabnen
ni9t Die @roter'i9en 0rudluftsW otpren an
STEELE Der 9ampfmotoren ~berpenben mil,
bat Groter fein gan3es pplitif9es 0efplge
= ben Stabtrat6, Die Oberbaabeb1rOt unb
ben 8el uno6eitsratb gu einsm gemeinz
Iamen 8OrftoB 9egen Die So65a6nsn orfz
%gsbOten, uno bebroAt bieieIben mil tDeils be-
reitS an9enommenen, tbetls au3gearbeiteten
8eror0nungen, benen fi4 gu fiigett fir RE
9o6babnen einfa9 SelbitmorO ipdre.
9enn bi eIelben 16retben IL. a. Dor: baB
Die geieli6uft ibre 9eleiie alts Dem Sat
terbzPart entfernen ion, to ale 2inien gu
TammenflteBen unb ipo tdgGi6 250,O0O
pafagiere elm un0 austeigen un0 Die Ser
%binoung NIT ben 5Gbren bergeteQt pir6.
Die @rperbung sigenen 8runb unD 8ooen5
fir lire 9auptz unb @nbItation niirbe ibr
cine Auslage bon nngefd6r $20,C00,000
auferlegen. 5srRer, baB Die fdmnttliden Sc
leife, Die cine 9%eiammtldnge oon III Meiz
len baben, in ibrer gan3en 8reite unO barr
iiber binaus cine eiIerne pber 1tG6lerne OieIe
erbalten miifIen, 10 baB BON i6nen ni9ts auf
Die StraBe faqen fam. 0tsIe 9tusgabe
tpiirbe ettpa $1O,O00,O0O bstragen. 6errer,
oaB in ben StrdBen, in benen bic 2inien
laufen, feline unbenubten 0agen auf Sei@
tengeleiIen ite6en birfen, mas n0tbig maz
6en ipiirbe, baB fir bieien 3med GjsIeiie
in @ettenitraBen 9inein ge6aut pcroen.
5erner, baB Sag uno g3a@t miabsz
items ale 5 Minuten Elm Bug a6qelafen
nerben muB Gtatt iebt 3tpiiden 2 uno 6
u6r Morgens aGe Is Minuttn). Serner,
buB fir bas priOilegium, 3eltungen auf ben
3iigen gu ~perfdufen, cine Sabresa6gobe bon
$4,000 ge3a6lt perosn foQ; 6aB aIe 5ta=
tionen NIT @las eingeI9lpfsn per0en, baB
bic @a9en BON Der @eiunb6eitsppli3ei auf
8afterien unter1u9t uno i'm Safe peI6e
gefunben perben, ausgerau9ert merben, un6
oaB @eleifeitreden pie pOn itdbtii6en Snz
genimren fir unfi4er befunOen perhen,
neugebaut tpsrben miifen. Qlts in @lem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01

bdB feline SolOuten BEN 5euer drs9eisbt
puren unb bo9 ni9t angreifcn o%urften. 0ds
lift bic 9roBe g9dttenie;te Der tpeltneri1m@
ten %eiiernen preuBii9en Ois3ipl;n.
@es6aIb i9 Sbnen Oas AIes i4reibe?
Jeun, bsr3etben sic einem alten GpIboten,
Der Init babel mar" feline 9tsOleIi3teit. Set
iiber breiBig sSabren 46onnent Sbrer gez
T6GBten 13eiti1ng, aus Der ih pieG 9elebrenz
bes uno Grg0bIi4es geI9ppFt, tperbe ib nun
audi nod bur4 bieIelbe 10 gu idgen nit Der
Nafe auf cine Der blutigiten GpiIobsn meines
Qe6ens geftoBen (bern au9 t9 ipurOe nc4
Ielbigen Sages breimal bsripunoet). 8Dn
ben bierten SG9ern" lebet pO3l nur nod
penige, benin bas gan3e Battalion (ouBer per
8ufGGig gu anDerem Oienite abcommdnOirt
pber, pie ih, uusgetDanbert mari purbe ipdz
ter i'm beuti4zfran3Dff6en Gr;ese, nodOen
es Die Seftung 2aDn nit erobsrn gc6oGfen,
Our4 ben 5anatismus zines 6ran3oIen in
Die 2uft gefprengt ober unter ben Sriimmern
Der Gitaoelle berf6ittet; au9 bas beri1tete
S9re 9ef9dbte 3ettung %Iei1er 3sit.
N3tun9sbDa nit 8ruB
S. s. 9o9baum.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01
It.
CERT man

r@ir BADEN 9elb tpie 9eu, lpie !6el1!!",
10 fdetnt unier @ongreB bel fetnen 8epiGz
l~igungen gu benten, bic bic 6Dbs BON 1900
MiGipnen Dollars 5u errei9en berIpre4en.
Oes Nu6iabes nl1n0 morgen it's oorbei!!",
oentt er natiirlib ni6t. 8as tiimmert i'm
0as nmorgen"!
Snbei1en 0abDn nouen mir ei1enttih
ni9t ipre9en, ionbern pon penn OieIen
@elOe, tpel6ss i'm 9eu liegt. g5 pirb
DieGeiht Mun4e iiberraf4en, gu b1ren,
OaB bic 9euernte bes borigen SSSahre3 in
rem Ser. Staaten einen 8ert6 bon $685.
.060,647 bate, unb iomit fogar mod einen
b06eren @elhpertb errei4te, ais BE gGetz
generate, tpel9e fi9 auf 1892 7O,370
1teQte.
Sn ber S6at lit bas 6eu bds 5lpeitp;6z
.tigite unb >eintrdgGi6fte lanOtpirt9It9aftz
Ii9e probutt unIeres 2anoes, 0enn bic
9euernte iteGt fi9 i'm 9ur9I9nitt auT 400
Miltonen Dollars idbrli9. Nur bic IRaisz
ernte bringt benz 2anbe mebr Elm, 11nb audi
ntdt INNER, SIM 1ebtsn Sabre freili6 err
retd]te 0Iefe Die hub1he Sitter bon $685.
023,428.
l1nIere Seuernte bringt iGbrIid) rrs6r Elm
als bic 8oblengru6en unb bic Giienmtnen
~unieres Qanbes, unb betrdgt me9r uls Die
geIammte id6rli9e 9plbausbeute Der Q8elt,
unO Ooppelt iobtel ais Der geIarnmte @it=
b%erbergbuu.
Mertpiirbig 1T, baB bic Nadfrage naf
6eu ni9t in merflt9er Weiie a6genpmmen
bat, felt Die 8erDenbung bes pferoe5 in 10
grobem MaBe eingef6rdnft porpen lit, SIN
@egentbeil, Der 8erbrou9 f9eint eber gu
pa9fen, neil troy Der Dorid6rigen 9roben
@tnte bic Pretfe nur penig gepi@en fino.
Nus Dem Sbigen 1T erIidtli4, cine pte
groBe QueGe bes observation-disclosures O1s
unI9einhare @rus 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01

1%tniinn; benin iene Nmerituner tparen ni6t
nur bunoertmal el6itregierungsfdbi9sr als
Die b%eutigen SiliPinos, ionbern sud- 5e9n=
NAL Neutrality-suspicious. ais Die 6euttgen
Nmerttaner.
. 4us auebem foGgt teinespegs, bab Die
4merttuner BON beute BEN entlegenen pbiz
Iippinenz4r4ipe fir @meritu erO6trn iOll=
ten. S6re @affene6re fOrbert 96dftens,
baB Tie, na6bem es MN Neinmal gum UNI
giidIeliqen 3uIammenftOBe 5pii6en ame<
rifaniI6en unb p6ilippinii4en Sruppen ge@
tommen 1T, i5re b%Ortigem &iiten~T teIungen
bis uuf @eiteres ~bebuupten, Sbre politii9e
Sire unb lire ppIitiF4e 3ufunft a5er forz
bern, buB Ie, fopeit es nah Dem 8orge<
faGenen nod m0gIid 1T, tpeni9ftens auf
einem Sbeile ienes &r4ipeIs het Ger Qnz
ba6nung bef7ersr 3uitdnDe bebiilfIi@ finb
pDer he6ilfli9 gu ietn fu6en anO bann
bulbmIgli4t, glei4 ben 5ran3aien non
1882, aa4 9auie fu6ren.