davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-07
Otis ON THV GRIDIRON
Examiner JOunal Says the Navy Will
Make Charges.
Some One on The Olympia Said 10 be Calling
For Investigation : Secretary Root Knows
Nothing Of Il.

Washington, September rs. =
An investigation of the scandal in
vol, ing General Otis, and based
on a letter from a naval officer
who is said TO be attached to the
Olympia, will be had as soop as
Admiral Dewey arrives. The
charges to be investigated are that
Otis sent "lyipg reports" "a charge
said to have been originally made
to Otis face by Admiral Dewey;
that, through maladministration
Of affairs, the insurgents were per.
mitted to receive arms and ammu-
nitions; that brides were received
for furnishing clearance papers to
merchant vessels and for the pri
vileee of permitting commerce be-
tween island ports; that the man
agement of the tinclsds, the So
called "srmy gunboats," was 81
wretched and irresponsible that
Dewey found it necessary to
threaten to seize Otis vessels on
the ground that they were a men
ace to navigation.
These grave charges first ap.
pearing in the Administration
newspaper must be disproved in
full by General Otis, because the
proof of any one of them is enough
to have him court.martialed and
dismissed from the service Of the
United States. They are, in fact,
so grave that it was evident to-day
that the Administration officials
bad been cautioned not to discu q
them on their merits until Dewey,
Schurmann and Worcester and
Otis had been heard from.
Secretary of War Root said that
he was tired OF the process of his-
tory making by anonymous lite
nature. He said that the state
ment that Mr.. Schurmanu had
repeated the allep atoms credited
to the naval officer to the Presi-
dent could hardly be true, mas
much as he Root had a two hours
talk with Professor Schurmann
and that nothing of the kind was
mentioned.
The State Department view is
that Admiral Dewey could not
have made such a spectacle Of
himself" as reported in threaten
ing to seize vessels belonging 10
the army service; that he is not
the man to put the United States
in such an attitude before the
nations.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-07
BIG RACERS COMPARED.

New York, Sept. 2S.-The Col.
umbia was docked at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard this afternoon. She
will probably remain there until
Monday.
The contrast between the lines
OF the Shamrock and the Colum
bia are very marked. In the form.
or one can see big bulky craft
dependent upon greater spread
OF canvas for superiority in speed,
while the latter has the thorough.
bred appearance that comes with
finer lines and a more slender
hull.
Captain Philip Ellsworth, who
designed the Atlantic, saw the
Columbia. He said he believed
the Columbia would defeat the
Shamrock, but thought the Irish
craft would prove as good as the
American in every point of sailing
except in windward work.
He said: Build boat with a
bull like the Shamrock, put on a
keel like that of the old America,
cut down the sail and III bet she
would defeat the Columbia hands
down.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-07
The REGULAR ARMY BAND

The stars may sing together,
And the hea-ens give forth song
lu divine angelic chorus
AS the centuries roll along;
But by far the mightiest music
That stirs emotions grand,
Is the soul inspiring hsrm>ny
or the Regular Army Band.
Don't you hear it coming E?
Everybody run I!
Drop your money making,
Listen to the drum
Don't you feel theglory
Creeping up your spine ?
Everybody shouting,
Following in line.
Some rich cathedral organ
May holy thoughts inspire;
The sympathetic human voice
May swell a stirring choir;
But everybody knows
There's nothing in the land
Like the swinging martial music
OF the Regular Army Band.
Listen to it playing:
Country Z is of Thee |"
Sour ds like people praying
For prosperity.
Whats this going forward,
High and proudly born ?
'Tis Our Country's Banner
Scared and battle-torn.
Always The Flag Victorious,
Upheld by the Patriots hand,
Shall be the inspiration
OF the Regular Army Band.
w. +. SABIN.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-07
OTIS AND TaE CHINESE.

Washington, September 25. -
Secretary Root has received ca
BILE message from General Otis,
regarding the Chinese situation in
the Philippines. He says tina the
ship load of sevenlbundred can b.
loaded without serious interfe.
ence with military operations
General Otis discussed at consid
cradle length the subject of Chi
nese 10 the Philippine Islands
aud the dispatch was referred to
the State Department where IT
was made the subject of copfer
epce between Acting Secretary
Hill and the Chinese Minister.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-07
By DOUGLAS WHITE,
The Special
War Correspondent
OF the Examiner-JOurnal,

Who tells the achievements secured by American Arms in tie
Orient the time Admiral Dewey historic
into Manila Bay to the present.
The work consists of fftyxty pages with eghtybR
superb illustrations from photographs and series of sketches By
Pierre Boenge the War Artist who accompanied Americas En-,
peditonary Forces.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-07
SPECIAL FEATURES OF ON TO MANILA.

Sketch from of Admiral George Dewey made on ~
deck Of his Flagship.
complete roster Of the Oregon, California Washington dahs
Volunteers, with death list compiled revised May 75
Department devoted the Cahfornias B
from the time sailed from San Francisco to the present
Portraits Of Calnas Commanders and California. Onfeep
taken in Manila
Groups of Cafornia's Companies taken while duty Manila
Authentic Maps showing Army the Islaaa
|of Luzon.
An immense Panoramic View City Of Manila reprodsena
from Photographs.
Illustrations produced from photographs showing Amssaa
troops the field. in barracks and against
spaniards and the Filpnos.
detailed story the two campaigns by
having been detailed special War Correspondent assppsuy
Admiral Dewy Fleet and the Eighth Army Corps specially httsi
to describe the stirring which ben Boy tass
far away Islands of Orient.
Beautifully bound in Gold and Embossed Covers and by sse.s
arrangement placed within BULLETINS pssd at
the price of
20 CENTS AND One COUPON.
AS the edition limited and all filled in rsat1n
desire the work is advsabehat filed al ones
Now ready for delivery the BULLETIN office.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
9osners
Sammiupllene SleiSerifpffc.

9crcaIe fir ebirtsGsats unO al,iOtr in bOrsis.
fi6tr austpabl Der 6cft:n Muiter So 3oa BRETT
tusrtb 1Oe. 6tc.
27=s0ups feline giqutg, in 6anp4str.iFsn, qunfs
ten unb Gisursn; psrtb 18c. 12!c.
4Oss6Gigsr esblimttr 9atits peiBcr llntergruno
nsuefte 8luntsns2eIFns; tusrtb 18t. 1910.
27siOlfips frunj0Ti6. GraanSits. attabs9laiOg,
in tao,noer unO tp.ib, nurinsbldu unD tpeib, ruia
unb Deib uuO i3ipur3 unO speib oani reu; 25c.
97=sOuius fene RfiOsrggingbamg, in cncm aus:
ecfu8tsn gOrratb bon gla5Os, 65tds upo str,ifen
tptrtb 18e. 12lc.
91z30aios sBte fran30Fi8t satteens, in ip,ib,
roia, bsa6lau, marin,blau, laDenOcr unD i4ipar,
25c.
27ziOItge urtO 32s36nips imsortirts RleiO,rsSHss
bans, ie5r fsin. Gualitdt in ieO:m piini6tngper.
then unO ncusn SHUTTER; spsrtb 3Oc &c.
28=,Onige uuion=2nnens aI,io.ritofi, 1Oc
3OsDaiqs sinfarbig: oatuns, dne Sarbsn uub
i6purs, 1Oc.
4O=s0Gigts tp.ib,s anbn=2innsu, lac
S3zsoqqer ftiner ptibr Dun be garig, 1Sc.
42z3Daig,r Ssbr i3libt.r bOb1idumiqcr 2atpn,
csc.
S3s;0Gger apeib,r puFid,r 2dtpn f:iu, 35c.
6Ss,OQge p.ibe frauaSFite GrgdnOi,, SOC.
68s;oniot d6pars. franaOfi6e OrounDi.. soc.
o8z,oIies farbiee giques, uae Sbottiruuetn uno
f64pars 39c.
4S.soaias p.ib. fransDFi6s RuinioOt, BON s1oO
b.runttr auf csc.
36z,Onue rtib. eaHl liHn.ns eanpn, BON sl00
berunt,r duf 3Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
} SOC.
gosner's
@pbcrn ino ansiebcnS!

SU5USI
WfDocrn uno ansiebcnS!
gOm s6neboer qefcrtigte Grautn=GOfiime aus
9cnttianz3u6, Gbniots unO Sergeg, in alien DEN
u.ueiten Garben, gi5lb Gront" ooer ooppclrci5ige
safetg, Our8peo NIT rseiOe o,fiittert, boae Gircus
lur= unO sGrar."sRciOr0de, nit 9trtaln. ecfHtz
tert; @9trtb $3.50. $79s.
Separate alsior6de aus i3i3tem i6tpar3cn eicis
fiGna5u6 init i60Hem @Ianat unO Gaucb gang
poaenen 9laiOdmelirung,n, Grtular=6at nit
9srcatiue esfitt,rt unO nit gelptt.en etngeidumt
gsertb $50 $39s
Cadets aus gang ipolenem lobfarbigsn Gopsrts
Sud, p5lp 6ront~sGffetts, pRot6@=Rragsn, oefttpps
ter Riiden pur6tpeg nit atlas qefittert; g8ert5
&O0 1925.
Shirt Baifs ans 6ancp etbIiimtr, gsfrciftm
upo 9ldiosGtrcale, glouitn unD eefdltelts TrOncn,
9ote uno esfdlttltsr 8iden, erObe austpubl BON
wtuftrn; gBert6 75e soc.
saffetagSeios Sbirt4gDaiitg, el,snnte Guatitdt,
Sole Sronten ptOrbeO" unb eefdlttlt, n,ue fronjDz
fi6e Riiden, nruntooiidJc aeruteli fe tommtu in
cardinal. ntarinebiau cerie, bsliOtrOp, itDars unO
wtiB; @.rt6 $3.50 $435.
5onco eebliimte 6ralrtnH0austltsOer, $50 Slss
puneg gftiide, eeidlclter unD qBntttauzRIfsn, poG.
f5rontrn, Gpaulsttes unD 9isen bti.ste S6uIteru,
3useipibte @iirtsI, bis sur SuiQe sefitttrt erObe
austpa9l BON Muittrn gBr bab'r iis in Orsi Iars
item ettbeilt:
Geartis /, p.rtb s1.O0, 49c.
partie 2, tpcrtb $1.25 75c.
Qdrtis 8, p.rtb s1.75, Csc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01

bereit [ino, in8e3ug auF ReciprO3itdIss
@ertrGge nit Nmerifa iebr melt ensges
gen gu fommn, oaB a6er Die Qgrarier
Den @er, Staaten duBerorpentliG
feinolj4 geIjnnt Ijnc
8G6renb er in Aom mar, trdf Pora
ter ben ameritdnjI9en 2lderbaum!ni1
fer uno erfubr bon i'm, ooB Die itda
l;WiT6e asgierung beabTittjgs, oen
DolIen 9orl6eil aus Den Mdrtten, bic
ben S.alienern auf Guba uno Porto
Hico Our6 @lei6feGung nit ben Fpas
ni-6en 6dbrifanten er0ffnet porbsn
Iiao, 5u 3ie6n. 9r. 9ortsr gldu6t,
oaB in 6olge Der Open DoOrz z"qolitif
Syiai;&n erentueu bic SteQun8 Spas
MEMS i'm peTtinOiI6en 9anoel etnnsbs
men neroe.
3r. 9ort,r miro nG6fs @ofe nu4
9uBloro Fa6ren, um bort 0iDnomlI4e
9TrQQan 3u EuOiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
QlmneHie in GretQ.

Gauea, 30. Q(pril. = 2(uf WunT9
bes 9rin3en @eorg, beS Sber @omz
nifGrg BON Gretu, bat bic Nfem6ip
Elm 0efret dngenommen, bas cine u1z
qemeine politiI6e 2lmneItie erldBt.
2luBsroem puroe cine 2ntet6e BON 5
MiQionen 5rdnc5 btT9lOfeN, um bic
2sute gu en!F6doigen, bic pd6renO Der
SnIurreftiOn geThdDigt purOen.
3au3t 80nigin 8tttortu
am @nbe felb f.?
Qonbon, 30. Npril. - Sin un6ez
beutsuOer @orTaG 6ut in oieIer @o6e
bic 2(nIidt Der 80nigin iiber bic alts
@tteitfruge 8etreffs bes 8au9ens Der
Oamen gefenn3ei9net. Cine i6rer
306ter mar, aIs iie S4lDB WinDTor
berlieB, gen0I6igt, i'm WarteIalon oeB
8abnbpfes gu pdrten. 2ll5 Der Staz
tionsborItsber Tpdter bas 3immer be-
trdt, fano er eM Eil6erne5 @igdrrettenz
Gtui uno barauf ben Namen Der Prinz
5effin, Topie bic Mprte y@on meiner
Mutier" eingrubirt.
&ein Qttentdt mar bea f.
ft9tigt.
W2 brio, 80. 2lpril. - Der
Wann, Der geItern i'm S6eater perbufz
tet nurbe, neil man einm 9oI6 unb
einen ReDolber in Ieinem 8eIiBe funo
unb bic &0nigin Hegentin Der 8orz
Itenun9 beipobnte, purbe afs ein gez
piTer patrid@bumOnt ibeatifi3irt, Gr
Iiammt aus gutter 6amilie unb Eeine
@erpunbien srfldren, er Isi 19on 8tpei@
mai geiIteggeIt0rt getpeIen. 0ieiet6en
be6aupten audi, frii6sr lei es ME feline
@etpobnbeit getpeTen, @affen bei Ii4
gu trugen. @6dmtat III in 6aft.
3att Der & 0ni9in Wil6eiz
mine.
Suug, 30. Qpril. = 90nigin Wtlz
belmine fat angeoronet, baB ale Sc
mGloe uno Grinnerungs3ei9en an Die
S9la9t BON Wdterloo i'm S9loFe
SbefDfe, no b?rT6iebme 8eranfals
tungen gu @bren Der 6riebens Dele
guEen Itattfinben Tollen, beTeitigt perz
ben, bamit bic 6ran3olen ni9t etma
unangers6m berIbrt perben.
&Gmpfe in Snbter.
2onbon, 80. 9lpril. = SFfiaieue
0epeI9en meIben, bnB in Simlu Elm
neuer NusItanb dusgebrp6en Iei. Nm
Oertpa53ui puB purbe bic bort poz
Hirte Wfiti3 BON ben aufriibreriI6en
SlGmmn dngegrifFen, trieb Iie a6er
nQ3 langem, 6artnddigem&Te nit
grpBem 8erluFe 5uriid. Die briIiT6en
Sruppen 6utten nur einen Sooten uno
einen 0ernunoeten.
9atte gefo 6lene 8dntnoz
ten i'm 8eIib.
2pnbon, 30.Qpril. = Der n8udjz
NADER" @eflep Ri8arbs purbe berz
baftet, als er 8dntnoten i'm 8etraae
BON 300 Yfb. Sterling eintpe6[eln
polte, bic aus Der parr'T6en 8unt gez
rau6E Tein foQtu. Gi6ar0s min Die
8anfnoten ais Wettgeipinn BEL Tens
nen in 91epmartet erbalIen baben. @r
iR pOrIaufig in Saft bebuEten purOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
GoSner'S
Sfnfationsue l11frtbf, wfldf Die
lDabl aus ois(rm rsiden Dot
ratb gu klfinen prsi(fn
frleibtfrn!
$100=RGPiher(fnffR fir 59C.

Sn bisIem fpe5ie[en Yreife f4lieben
mir Teben bsrf6iebene unb feparute
purtie'n Der neuelten unb f40niten
po[enen 8leiber Itoffe elm gu fait halz
bsm preis.
Die qartie oon 10000 garbs i8Gisbt 4si0aigs
gang tpOr.ne gisoreaur Elm, cine oldn=
seupe wleIruns bon 5eus uno bunfelsrau, Olibe uro
mbrtf., lo6Far6ie unD braun.
8aHu cine iua,r6s qarbie pOH 44=80Ii9em gang
pOnsnem GOSertzSu6 in u;ublua unO OIibs.
Gtnrss 46=S0Gge uaHs potent iHportirte TOOitds
TIN. elm iamalss groeuOs, isiuiuosn elm. n.rsutl=
mdbio. i'm gBiuttI tnufsHoe 2His; Die f5drben oraa
6luu uno IDbfarbiu unO grim nuD lObiarbigt TtIi.
runeen.
Cine ora6tboIs lBartit Spn 4=3OGliger sturm=
Ssrge, p.rltnerau, n:ublau, garnet, marintblau,
bsns unO OuntslbIau uno bs1s unO ounttbrouH.
Gin ppa8t0oGsg 46zs0niess eans spollensg @cns
riettd, in beGs unb buntslgrou, b.G= unO Ountel=
moDe, Iobforbis, bels uno ountelbrdun, olio.,
mortI., -.ieOu, grim, ROTH cardinal mine, 6luet
uno mariu.blau.
Gins r.ids 5ozj0Gise Frnn50Fide Surabs5sro. in
narn,blau, braun, grim, bluct, cardinal, mine unO
erdu.
Gin itbr f.in,g 52s;0niets gang pou,n.s sSilbtrtH
9omsu=Su6 braun, erau, IObfarbig, nrarinebfnu,
slios, mnrtis, grim, plum uuo rotb
Sic g8aarcn baben einen rseuldren g9ertb bon
75c. big sl.00. gBir bcrtaufen fe fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01

IuIgSHISn III 3iCSl SGeIIS 6u ltetl!ttH.
Osisr Plan trurpe bpn Der Brigade
unter meinem Gcmmanoo dusgefii9rt.
Bir brangsn ben Slug en.Qang por, ers
obRrten Drei 9auptOrta 3piT6en NSaz
nilu uno 2dguna De Ban, tris6en Den
5ain'O in iUoIi6er 3i6tung ou8eindn@
Der un0 Y6nitten i6n ppn Der Sniiurz
gentenitelpng inn g1orben unO bon
iprsr 9aupt7taot Malplos a6. Dis
i4 am %. Mdr5 msin Gonmdnbo an
General Qapton iibergob, mar Die
@egeno iIDIIcb rom goiig auf 20 Bis
80 Meiien BON Manilu frei bon SSns
Irrgenten ano mir controlirten cen
TtUB unb Qaguna De Ban.
Damn nurDe her 5paite 36eil b:5
5elD5ug8plane8 in'a 0erf gsieBt,
nGinIli9, bic feinotife 6treitmo4t I'M
9}orben bur9 Elm @orriifen entIang
Der no4 0ogWpan Fii6renoen Sii:as
ba6n gu Tpulten. Sin groBsr 96eil Der
2eute meiner Q6tfeiIung tpurbe 3a p;s@
fem 3tpede Der 9ip;Iion bs8 Generals
McQlrtfar 3u8et6eilt unD odnn begann
Der 8ormarI6 g&gen Noroen. 0ieTes
lnternebmen plrne, ME ih fe6e, 9r0Bz
tentfsil8 nu6 msiner Nbfabrt BON
W}anila Qu5gefubrt. Die eSnIurgen=
ten purosn bon Srt gu Srt unb Gus
Dem 2dnOItri6 5pii4en Manildz8at
unb cer ga6nIinie 3uriid gstrieben in
Die NiloniB Der Si;mpfe unb 8erge.
Die Ginnahme bon O}aloIo5 mar an
ii6 niht tpi6tig unD nnr Elm S4eil o25
oQgemeinen 6sro5ugsplane5. Wir
ruBten, boB Qtguinuroo, fpbaQo er BON
bort pertrie6en mar, fein 0auptquarz
tier einfu6 anoer8po einri9ten piiroe.
unIer 8ned mar e8, bic Gifenba6nz
2inie uno bas in ibrem 8ereibe liez
o.nDe 8s6iet unter unTere @pntrole 3u
bringen. 0as lit geide6en, uno Die
SSrTurgenten IinO BON W}dnila na4
alien Ri6.unesn Fin 5uriid getrieben
tpprbsn, 10 tpeit mir 3ruppen CUR 8ez
TeBung unIeret 2inien CUR 8erfiigang
BADEN.
0G6reno Der &GmpFs I'M 9forben
berItedten Ii6 SnIurgentsnzQbtb tbeIlunz
gen in Den GiimpTen BEL MaOiban>
SsIanb unb geGangtsn 10 in unferen
0Uden. Die Marine berTu6te, iie
burf 8sidiebung aug ibrer Stellung
Su pertrei6en, tonnte aber ni6t na6e
ganu8 teran tonpmen, unb 5mppen
muBten o6geIfift perben, nm lie aus
ibrem @srItet gu berjagen.
Ma8 nun tpeiter gei6eben ToQ, lGBt
ii8 I6fpsr fogen unb tpirD gum 9roBen
8feil tpp6l bon bem 8erFaltsn Der Snz
7urgenten oI66Gngsn. Der 8eiunDbeit8z
3uItanb Der Nunee lit gut. g6a4 Qbz
qua Der aranten, Der Dd6munnI4aft
in Der Gtabt uno Der in Syloilo unb
auf Der Synfet gtegrOs, 1T Die @ffettibz
itGrte Der 2lrmee ettpa $4,000 Wfann.
ga 8 Manila beOrpert.
0uf6ington 80. 2lpril. -
General 9. .. 81. 0oung, @ommanz
bsur bes 3. &obduer;e Regiments,
er6ielt 8efebl, nad Manila gu geben.
'QEIfs 6lotteniefretdr often err
tlGrte 6eute, er babe bonn Nomiral
Ospeb feline 8eitdtigunq Der Meloung
er6alten, baB bic nit lieutenant Sill
more BEL 8aler qefungen genommenen
2eute pom nDorttotpn" bon ben Silt
pinos gegentpdrtig quer iiber bic Snz
lei gebra4t tpiiroen.
3uriid BON Manila.
Can 6run3tscp, D, 80. 4prii.-
Die 5rdrBport0ampfer o9rdnI" unb
,S6erman" famen beute aug Wanild
6ier an unb puroen Iofprt in Qudrdnz
tGne bsoroert. Sin N2itglieb berMfannz
T6aft Oes ,S6erman" farb unterpeg5
an ben 8luttern. Inter ben Bafaglez
rem beS Sherman" befinDeL f4 @en.
6arriTon @rab StiB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
Oemptratiihes Itfet
Cir Yiapor:
S6ornas q. 5ubes.

Sie semotratiidtn ganhtoaten
fnr bic
Munisipci Mabl am 2. Tai 1899.
Gin Rapor:
Shnmas 0nrbnn 6aBes.
Cir grdfseut s.s ,sDettH 6taStraibs ,susisss:
Sfippitb Wilmer.
GGr StaotsGostrsltur:
Sames 8. Smitb.
DsmofraHf5s Stab.ratbssGansisattn.
Cir ben srfen Ratss1psiu
l. BarD - Siaiab g. ssmffis.
2. Dars - 9bpmas Subler.
8. Barb - Sacpb @. Wpies
4. Dorb - Charles %. 9amut.
5. Warb - S1bm 3. SDrft.
6. @arb - George &Dntg.
z. Baro - George 6. Wtiller.
8. @arb - 2fnoretp 5. PreIIer.
9. Barb - George g. Neinbart
10. @atb - Grancis e. 9pnnellb.
IL. 8uro - Spbn 8. GDuslar.
l2. 8arb - 09m. Gtarr &epbart.
Is. 2BarS - Geo. Stemart Srpipn.
IA. gBarb - Mnbretu s. Sarrpm.
Is. @arb - g. 81. WattS.
16. @arb - 6. g. @iliun.
II. Baro - Sobn 3. SprS.
IS. Burb - Gpan s. Worgan.
10. @arb - Spiepb &. Steinafer.
20. 8ars - Srecerid Mesenbarot.
81. Batb - 9r. s. .. Nprris.
20. @arb - Sacpb 6. Gauer.
2S. Barb - o. 81. epbnion.
"a. 8arO - Spbn g. Galuin.
Cir ben ,p.it,n Ratbs,p.g.
1. 9ifriit - Spbn pnbert nnS
3oniS u. 9ieter.
2. Diftrift - Spbn Mphlnn nno
Sas. g. 0mptpn.
8. Difrift - Mai. N. Wf. 0enable g.
Wfpies 81. esranf.
4. Difriit - Sr. Sames q. Sintbis
cnm uuO 9arrp s. Sim'
oeman.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
9orter's MtfTton.

2pnbon, 30. April. - 6r. Ro6.
9. porter iIt na9 9eenbigung Ieiner
MiKiun aus 0euli6Iauo na6 2Onoon
suriidgete6rt. @r erflGrte einem Gora
reiponoentta Der n9lFoc. Prsfe", oaB
er mil Den 8sTultuten Ieines 9eIuhes
poafdnoig 3ufrieoen Tei. gr fdro in
oeulI6en 9anoelsfreiTen Elm beoeutens
oes Da9st6um Der freunoThaftli9en
@eTiible fir bic Ser. Staa!n ppr. @r
Fano ferner, oaB StaatsletretGr bon
8ulpp, Iotpie Der 9unoeismInifer uno
ale an0ereu naBgebea0eR 6unItiOnGre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
Yosner's
Snaben=GleiSer.

Strift edua molten. Gbspiot bsspslr.i6tse Enlaes
Belle unb urittlre 56atfirung.n. tb:nio i5Ii6t
utarinebtuu, SrOb,n s bis 16 Subrs; psrtb $3.50.
81. As.
Sami tuOlIsns aHaiee aus TancpsGbeniots unS
Gsibmsrss, aus @laDs. gbeds anS Welirarsn bs'
tdbsnp, in btam unD mittlr.n 5arbsH, ebsHlo
ntarinsbtaa init oupptItm Sit unO anisn; Gr0bsn
8 bis 16 Rabrt; p,rtb $3.50 ST.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
6iir 9aDes
qnte Verlualtnng.

gDer fir 6apes unb CUTE Muniaiz
palz9ertpaltung gu ftimmen tpini4t,
morfire feline Dablasttel nit Der <
M1arfe neben benz gnlblem Jackson
and Liberty.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
Eroueft= ft=lfnferfleiSer.

5tins I5orts qsrfppte snip zSam.n=1Hterbtmbsn.
niGprietr ouIs uno pbns aermcl, pertb @e. 123c,
es.risp etrippte mtn=llnterbtmoen, babsr uno
ni,Ouiecr eulg, nit Soau paftno,n unter6cisu ein
eleeonter @srtb fir Ice
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
go sner's
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
unn 6erren= llnterflet0er.

Mdunerz zgal6riep Spmm'r@St=
tpitt, Frausofi9er 3als, regular oemd3ts uecH=
i6.ttsn, Qtrfnutt.rfnopfs, Ice.
So,u puFcnDe llnttr1oicn, slber 9rsis.
Gut. Wlduners uuO Snubens5 ns5tanzltHterbolsn, bera
hdrft, ole 8r0beu, csc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
80. Sabrgang.
Jof)ll C. Gri6(e.

Ri6ts 1T 70 erfoferei6, ofs Der Gr'
folo, unb Der srfolersi6e 9aufmann 1T
Der, pel6er feline Runoen ;ufrieosn
fent. ggir bsfriebieeu uniere &unoen
bur6 ben @ertauf gutter Duorsn su
nicbrie.n 9rsiisn. TIMER 3iel lit, bic
n.u.it,n MoDen su erbult.n, iubdlo Die
Gobrifen ooer Smportsure Ne probu3iz
rem. l1nier Borrutb 1T tuiuter frii6.
ueu uno einiaosnb. Sbr. geu6tung
tpiro ouf unisr i6ntIes Spftem, sic
nitt, nis in onOeren 2dhsu, ouf 9Se6z
ielgdo iporten su lohen, eeri3tet.
Sterline= =SilbsrsSiuesrbite 1Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01

8H babeH bel alien MRDtbefern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
Semben.

Srabtn dlssrta!s46.m v.i6e apprttur. e5se
Gar6eu, peri6ieOsne muit.r; pert6 SOC. 39c.
Seine Gambrie- -Rdnuer z9todbtbemotu, Ssnes=Sus
ri5turg, gut eema8t, auga,sei6n.ter @.rtb, SOC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
.Gabett
Siie ii9
erf6ltet?

gSenn OieS Der Taa, TT es
nidt tB0ri6t, eirc Grtdh
tnmg sn perma1ldTit8en
@iiien sie, Oab Oisielbe in CT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
SKINNER EtrumDStpddreft.

resuldr etHa6t, IObfarbu uRO i6pars, 19c.
Gbaprbte TOlta=SOt iaumlDIs Mdunsr45odm,
id4pars unb tpeis, 121c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
Cine 98inolttQe.
lDsitfre llnterbanNIunsrn frwartst.
General Otis lGft ficb bnrcb bic sSr'e=
benspffcrten Der Siltpinps Hthf
in ieine Gampagneplanen itDrcn.

Die SsinbTeIigteiten ifno inoehsn oor7
IduFig eingefeGt. = @eneral Sam
ton na9 9tngut 8uriid 6eoroert, =
9lu9 Mac4rt6ur's Sruppm perz
bnIten ii4 rubig. - Snisrefonte
@in3eGnbeiten Der am Samf1g in
Manjta ltattgeTunbenen Gonferen5.
- Die 8lattern unter ben 6ilipi7
ooz6lii4tIingen bei San Ser
nanop.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01

mtttel gegeir 9uiten, Cts
fdltnttgelt tato 2lTeftio'
1aen Oer 9ltttge, tuelde
M1tssebrtltt9 Oer1tria@ett.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-27
STEWARDS AMENDMENT.

WASHINGTON. judy 9G-Senfqoor
Stewart. OF Nevada. said today ahat in
order to obviate the appnrens necessity
OF amendment TO the oou<ssution 70 IN
sure at all times a fun representation Of
STATES IN tha GnIted States senate. at
their next mes.lng OF congress, he would
offer relssi By lsglsiatlon. Which, the sen
afor says, may prove aatisrscory- He
groposs that ose following paragraph bs
addei at the end Of section Is. title %.
3, tt4ptsr Of the revised statutes: IN on
The third Tuesday after the organisation
Il riie legislature no person has received
sudh majority. then on tha9 day or any
succeeding day the person receiving a
plurality Of the votes cast. a majority Of
az menSers elected % both houses bang
present. and vO.ing. shah Be declared
elexzed."
This, he belieyss. VA meet the necss-
stiles OF the case and insure election Of
a United States senaaor IN every state
AZ the time spestisd b. law