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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-22
THE DAGUERREOTYPE

It's an insult" said John Stone;
you shall send them right back.
You're Just as near a relative as the
Gordons, yet they have got everything,
just becau2e they were there when
your aunt died; and then because they
knew you were entitled to something,
in fact, just as much as they, from her
estate. they have sent you this col
lection of odds and ends
Hush, John; never mind. It's not
worth talking about, and we might just
as well make the best of it. Beggars
can't be choosers, you know, sagely
remarked his wife.
The cause of this outburst was an
oblong green pasteboard box, which
had just arrived, and whose contents,
SO Eleanor Stone said, we're not worth
the express paid on it. An accom-
panying note, addressed to Mrs. Stone
in explanation of the box, was as fol-
lows:
Dear Eleanor: 1 send you here
with what mother, May and 1 have
picked out as your share of Aunt Mar
las belongings. They weren't as
much as anticipated, and we divided
the rest among ourselves, we had
the care of her In her last illness. Your
affectfouate cousin,
'EFFIE GORDON"
Eleanor Stone took the note and
flung 1t in the stove. $50 much for
my cousins affection. It's too bad. 1
know Aunt Marcia must have had some
money, and as for the bother of her
last illness, it was sel;-sought, which
makes me doubly sure she left some
thing, for the Gordons are not the
kind to put themselves out for nothing.
If we only had just a little of her
money to tide us over until you get
we'll and put us on our feet again.
Aunt Marcia was Miss Marcia Per-
kins, a maiden great-aunt of Eleanor
Stone, who had lived somewhat as a
recluse and who had recently died.
Eleanor turned the box upside down,
gazing regretfully at the little heap on
the table. There were an oldfash-
toned bone hairpin, two bits of lace.
surmounted with lavender bows, such
as old ladies wear for caps, two or three
cheesecloth busters, five handkerchiefs.
q hair-ring, and an oldfashioned
daguerreotype in a rusty black and
gilt case, showing the faded counte-
nance of genteel-looking youth OF
past date.
There said Mrs Stone, derisively,
''fs my share of my lamented aunt's
estate, and here am I, who expected a
hundred or two, anyway, as hard up
as anybody could be, with John sick
and unable to work, while Aunt Susan.
Effie and May Gordon. who know moth
ing of hard times, are probably basking
in the sunshine of her dollars.
At this point, being Of a philosoph-
zeal turn of mind, she gathered up her
Inheritance, put it away in the closet.
and devoted herself to heT husband,
who lay grum bling on the sofa, a vic
tim in the clutches OF rheumatism.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-22
Those Girla.

Maud--Between us, dear, l think the
counts compliments rather crude. He
told me the sight of my beautiful face
actually made his mouth water. Edith
The ideal I'm sure your face doesn't
look quite that much like a lemon.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-08-04

f vsn ,Fnei so9tes..
ify0a U.lt eDv. 1res,
you wan, nD.. labels,
If You want bill heads,
YOU want note heads,
lfyou want statements,
m you wan. shoN cards,
if YOU want letter heads,
ffvou want bans check-,
~ you want programmes,
n YOU want aue,iou bills,
YOU want calling cards,
II you want shipping .sgs,
II YOU want wedding cards,
ifvou want business cards,
10 you want invitation cards,
T You want business wrappers,
you want rampN lets printed,
!. You wan job printing of any de-
.elption done in Tine best style and at
ecc6 bottom prices, call at the office
z IHa FARMvlLLE HERALD.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-08-04
G-sBP CT qaZ yARIL
They Viii Get The Owner Out of Debt
and Enable Him to save some
thing Tor Ola Axe.

The value OF sheep 10 the former is
raattar upeu whiol there exists some
divergence o. opinion. but So s. q fact
beyond question THAT where soi. and site
uauou are suiable. Few 30 amy. sections
OF the farmcr's business lead to more
satisfactory results. A Canadian larm-
or writing on this subject BIAS appor-
emily great faith m sheep. and Says:
"a flock of good sheep of thc right
SORT we'll managed. viii geo tho farmer
put Of debt, keep lim out Of dcht lay
him up something for Gid age and leave
the farm fertile, clean and productive
for those WHO come alter" This re-
minds me of one great benefit of keep
ing "a eve 8ock ON an aIablc farm. for
after the orops have bean eathetrd by
runring over the smbbie 0cv.wiu cat
up no end of tho seed pods OF weeds.
etc, and uiH go She same time consume
and make into valuable manure O. very
large quantity OF remnants OF H.c grain
crop and annual weeds that would
otherwise he ieff unooe.nmed OPP utii-
lied I'm amy way except b.ine turned
I'm hy the pillow. Good .hccpof thcrieht
sort are 10 he found in o,crv breed.
though one must study the hnd on
which they are 20 he kcnt. bul Che best
should BE- aimed go Whatever tho breed.
Profitable shoeP-kcoping can only be
assured when iirst-class sheep arc kept;
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-08-04

Lpgucat0abiy chalcoal IS valuable
h5gishio agons for pigs. IL g. o. cor.
rectsFe and certainly prevents some dis
eases "isinr from die0rdored digestive
functions. Wood ashes acts Similarly.
or at lsast ministers 10 similar voutr.
iSth charcoal ehi ashes are freely Used
~ oar best swiao growers. There is ny
& eed TO hN quantities. The best way is
q keep Beth substances within roach of
.seIifs and al'o'g them 70 consult their
o"a iastss aad needs. II you use com-
'serciai charcoal throw half sack ai
q trme ia c'osn. dry corner and ice
place whcp-usci Esp. Ahthe wood ashc.
ifola TIE house frc dana be used ,n the
.sfnc Way.-Frairie Farmer.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-08-04
NOTICE TO LII.

All communications Of a private ma
ture-not Of public interest, obituaries
exceeding ten lines, memorials. tributes
Of respect ana resolutions of organiza.
tons or corporations viii DE charged
for at the rate of five cents per line
when published in the HERALD. Posi-
lively no deviation nor exception will
be made.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-08-04

a Nebraska correspondent of tic Na-
ilonal -tockman, whose stock has been
niniaiVa largely on Russian thistle.
thinks that ID isn't bad kind of weed.
after au. And many in the west are
coming 10 the same opinion. The RUS
sian iiastnis proving q blessing instead
Of enrse 10 The droucht-strioh.n or
dssert .an1s Moreover it rs not "tah-
ing ih, country iu any section. as was
predicted O. few years oev ahevari0us
bows enacted aeaissf 81 aro practically
dead nP'r because thoro IS no need TO
czaflre. 9feir.
Ssa t.lsr el3efiae SIS rs saelas
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-08-04
w. p. VENABLE
PLANTERS BANK

- THE cLERN'S OFFICE OF THE e..
1 CUT COURT OF the county OF Prince Ed
ward. ON Che llth day ofJuly, 1879:
j.. h. pitncy and wife. ........... Plainiins,
VI. W. Wright, ad mr., 60 al........ Defendants.
The object OF this suii is TO sell parts oflois
and ID in tnc town of Farm, he. Va, for
uINlnion among ODE parties entitled thereto.
and an nhidntit having been made and
filed innt tine defendant. GeO. 10 Wright j.
not resident of .ho state of Virginia it j.
ordered ihat De do appear here within fifteen
Gays after due publication hereof. and do
Whai may Doe necessary iO protect his inter.
est DOB inis suit And ID Is further ordered
that copy hereof bee published once % week
Tor four weeks 300 ile h rmyiile Herald and
inal ID copy De posted at fhc front door of the
courthouse oi thls county on ihe first day
OF Che next term of lhe County Court.
copy -lCsfc'
W.H.rHACKsrON, Clerk.
J. Vt. truie, p.q. ly LIT
IN THE G. EBK's OFFICE OF THE CIR
4 CUT COURT ofthe county OF Prince I'd
ward. on iho liih day OF July. ls9:
John noyne's ad' -......-..Pl Plaintiff
against
Adelaide noync "a al................. Defendants.
The object OF This suli Us 10 administer tbe
estate oi john lo1nc. deceased. under the
direction of court oi chaucery.
and au affidavit having been made and
lIed in1I iIe defendant, J.J. Doyue. is not
% resident OI Ine State OF Virginia. 10 j. or
Tered iiut ne do appear here within niteen
iil- aiier aae puuIirafion hereof and 90
NNAA ultt Ne necessary io protect bis inter.
',i in ilis suit And Do Is further ordered
nHi FL copf hereof ue published once week
Nf four WetE- 'n ihc farmyiiIo Herald, and
Hhi "a COPS Nr pO-ie go The uOli door OF inc
'ouri mousse OBJ fnI- county on the FIRST day OF
j do 81 &
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-08-04

Farmers of the corn belt can get a
good pointer on pig feeding from the
alfalfa belt. have seen "a pig that
was farrowed September 20, lS9s, and
raised on O ration two-thirds of which
was alfalfa hay. which IS as large as any
pig ] can find in lhc corn belt farrowed
in June, July or August. The nup-
tials Of King Corn and Queen Nlfalm
areanneunccd TO take place GA my farm
at an early date. The fourth cutting
Of alfalfa is the best hay for hogs in
winter. This eattinQ is done late in the
fan and is pakod immediatoly and
shocked, Gins curing without very
much SIM. The ieaves and az sresaved
IN a suceulont condition. thus masking
2 feed Shat is Telished by tine pigs
Homestead.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-08-04

IIme Tal-e b 10 Iane !. I.ll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-20
Shlimmes 2eiflrn DER 2eit.

8uffa(o, 10. Sept. = Sin Isiz
Der iehr truuriges 3eiden fir unTer
bieIige5 Oeutl6t6um lit es, baB ii9
Der Buffalo 9urnperein ge3pungsn
gsIsben Fat, feline gon3e groBe 5aQe,
auT tpel6e er Sabre lang nit Re6t
itol8 gepeIen 1T, unb nelde rIt Dor
aur3em pollTtdnbig umgebaut puros,
an einsn engliiden 56eaterzllnterne3z
mer gu psrpuHten; bic betreffenoen
Gontrafts perben Dsmnd6ft unter3ei6z
net tperben. 9os 6iibi6e unD freunbz
li6e 56eoter, tpeldes Diele Sabre BIN
Dur6 Dem 0sutiden Sduuipiel Raum
BOT unb in pel6em ben bieTi9enDeutz
fden 10 mun6e pirtli6 CUTE 9orItels
lung geboten tpurbe, ptrb nun in 53uz
tunft Die umerifdniI6e n8arietp
S6o!p" aufnehmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-20
Sm bllbennen Suitano.

Sabresberift bss prdFoenten bes
nDeut1hen 30miTd Satboliz
T6Rn Gentral 9arein8." = Sra
biS6of's Srslanb's 2lnfpro6s an
bic 0elegaten.
ct. gdul, Minn., 19. Sept. -
prGToant 2loam Weber berlas in Der
erIten 9eI6GftsIiBung os5 bier tagenz
ben nOeutIdan RDmiTd aotloliStsn
Gsntyal @srsins" 1einen Slbrs56ez
ri6t, ous tpei6sm hsvDorgebt, oa8 Der
Gentruloere;n ge9enpd1tig GOA 9ereiz
ne nit nabe3u $4,000 Mitgiieosrn
3d6It, pslde 1i6 auf q Staaten Der
Union pertbsilen, uno in nsl4em er
Dem gonpent oer16F;0ene gmpfe6tunz
qen unterbreitst. Sine Derielben oebt
Dabin, gu unter1u6:el. inp;efarn bic
angeblid bon unIerer 4rm2e perii6ten
Gir6enIddnoung:n auf Den Y6itippiz
nen auf Wa6r6sit betuben, uno penn
bisIel6n auf Wlbr6eit 6e<u6en, Die
b:treFFenosn uebsttbdter 3ur 3sdenz
ltoft gu 3ieban,
9epor Der 8eoner g:enbst, mar Der
gr3biIfof Srelano nit groBem geiFtiiz
fen 9efolge i'm Suale erIhisnsn, lsbz
baft BON Der @erIanmlung begriibt,
Nd6oem er bnm YYd3iD,ntan porQez
ItsQf mar, srgriff er ou5 Wort gu Ell
nsr botbItiin0igsn gldn5enben Heoe.
@r begriiBte Die 0etegatsn pff;3ieg i'm
Naman Der fat6oliIhen Stride, b,tonte
Die gntlp;dslung W.nneIota's, ipie ouf
pirt9I6aftli6em, 10 au6 auf religiD>
T1m g26ists, bas 2luFbluban Der faz
tbptiI6en Stride i'm Staate, Die Sheil=
nabme Der fot6oljT9an gsr0lferuna Der
Staot an u[len oFfen!li6:n Sn.ersfea.
SeOes Qonb unter Der Come lei in Der
0jD3sTe BON ct. paul psrtretan, 10 Die
ate teutoniEhe HaTs nit ibrem feiten
9lau6en. unD QlQa Iesn einanDer tpert6
uno tDiirbig. Ql(Ie arbsitsn an osm Ell
nen Werfe oe5 Gusbdue5 Der 8irde
unO Der Nd4fanliebe in Grridtun9
BON Wofltbdtigfsits QnIto.ten. Die
Hepublif bon 9tm,rifa bilbe Elm eigenz
drtIges Glsment in Der 9sT6;6te Der
Hutionen. 3uIammsr9ei'bt aug Be
Itonotbeilen oller Hationan biloe iie Ell
ne elettriite Nation. Die tatboiilde
Stride oes 2anoss trage Den glsihen
Gbarafrsr, bic @orIebung lpsrOe oas
geIte aus OeutIdIano, 5rantrei6,
gnglanb uno Srlunb unb ielbIt aus
gIien psreinigen. Die @islleitigteit,
bur6 Elm gonb bereinigt, Isi audi bsi
Der geitrigen groBsn puraoe gu Sage
getreten. Da6ei lei es nOtbig, 10 often
uno luut, oaB es be 9linbsn ishen unD
Die 5auben hDren tDnnen, gu pertiinz
ben, bab bic Sat6olifsn in 9lmerifa Die
beIten putriotsn uno trsueiten 9iirger
Ieisn. aae nieoeren 9sr1u6s, Die auz
tbol,fen ais untreu Nmsrifa geg'nlibsr
gu branomarten, Ieien fe9lgel6lagen,
neil lbre Sreue iiber aGen 3lpslfel sr=
haben lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-20

burg uno 9otbo) entgingsn 6euts auf
ibrer Reiie gu einem geiuA bel Der
9Dnigin 9ittoria in 9dtmoral nur
nit tnappsr Notb benz Sooe. Sbr 3ug
coliOirts Bel bieIiger Station nit Ell
nem unoeren 3u9e, uno Der fon!glids
Salpnpag9on purbe CUR 6dlfte oez
molirt. 0a bas fiirItlifs 9uur ieboh
ina binteren gnbs bes Waggons foB,
10 fam es nit elmer tiidti9en GrIditz
terung BACON. Nismano purDs Ell
ipGbnensIpertb perlebt.
$ 9o4pdfIer in ungarn.
Su0apef, 10. Septem6er. -
Die 0pnau lit allert6alben i'm Steiz
gen, unb en1ige Nrbeiten our Stdrz
flung Der 0dmme Iinb i'm 9angs I'M
ter6alb &omorn, SO W}silen BON Bier,
IinD 40 Suabrutneilen 9ebiet ourh
einen 0amm6ru9 unter WaHer geIegt
porOen.
SoIl fi9 bril- den.
q Nnttperpen, n, 10. Septem6er. -
3Or'!g 2eopplo pat Dem 8ernebmsn
na4 gum 3neiten W1ale ben 9er3og
bon Orleans a1fForDern fafen, ieinsn
Qufentbalt in 8s5gien nidt ldnser
aus3uoe6nen, uts CUR grkoigung Der
nutbtponoigiten 9ei6dfte n0t6ig lei.
Sn 8elgien 6errI4t allgemeins Snoi9z
nation iiber 0as Sreiben Oe5 9er3o9s,
Der bon 8rii1el aus gsgen 5rantre;9
conipirirt.
a0nigin BtIbe1mine ibst
bic 5rieOensz szG onfersn8,
Soag, 19. Geptem6sr. - Die
SiBung Der 8eneralitouten purbe
beute bur9 bic 80nigin Wilbelmin.
erOffnet, tpel6e in i61er Gbronrsoe Die
Berfe Der 5riebsns zGOnFersn3 ertpd3nz
te. Die a0nigin srtlGrte. lie babe gus
ten @runb gu Der 9offnung, oaB alle
W}Gdte, pel6e an ben 8erbanolun9en
theilnobmen, bic in Der Gonferen3 perz
einbarten 8ertrdge unter3eidnen mir
nPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-20
Ger Srfan an Der NrniunOlanoer
Suite,

Ct. 5 . bns. N.z5., 19, Sept, =
Dem Srfan am OonnerFtog Iino 1e
Meni6enlsbsn gum Spfsr gef2q:n
Der S6oonsr nQngter"iIt in Der P.a.
centia BAL nit 5 Darn untergeg1n.
gen, Der S6ooner .2ilp Ulap" bej
MiItafen goint nit 7 W2ann. Sin
Mdnn bes S6ooners, DaiIb" fiel ii6't
9oro uno bus Boot, peifes ausgez
Ian0t murbe, i'm gu rsttsn, tenterte mi
orai Mdnn. 2tGe Iinb ertrunten. U|d1
TIrdtet, bob Der 9erluIt fih uls nod
pisI bebeutenper berau5ltsQsa pIro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-20
Gin Sheriff. erltluiien.

Selinos, Sal, 10. Ssptsnber.
Sbsrlff 8. ). 5urlep BON MontereDz
Gountp tpuros in Der lsbten Naht bon
George Gociar, tpei9,n sr pegen elmer
8ranoEtiftung perfaFten pollts, nit Ell
nem S6rotgepshr erihoFen. Gr mar
80 Sabre ait unb ishr populdr. Der
M0rber befInoet Ii4 in 6aft, uno Ous
GefGnsnib lit bon elmer fartsn Bad:
6sIsst. um ein epH6geri4t gu p.rRiiz
ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-20
Sanger Strife beigelegt.

GPrin9fielb, ST., 10. Sept
- Sn elmer gerneinIomen Gonferen3
aspiI6en 8ertratern Der 8rubenpers
nQltung Der itrifenben Wlinenar6ei=
ter bs5 oGbicugo &c 2lton Su6sOi=
ftrict" uno 8eamten Des Stuatsbsr=
banbes Der nuniteo W2i1e 0orfers"
1T sin GinDerItdnDniB er3ielt rporben
Der Strite, nel6er ieit benz 1. 2(priI
geoauert unb iber 1000 2eute gum
11i4t5thun perurtbsilt bat. 1T gu Gn.
be. Das GinperitdnoniB 1T ourf
beiOerleiti9es Nadgeben gu Stanbt
aefpmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-20
gu Gbren zines Seebe!ben ees Bur:
gerfrieges.

@a aibington. .. g., 19. Sept.
srl. QmD @rapen, Die Gntelin oes
perltorbenen Gupt. s. u. M. Grdoen,
1T auserieben pus Sorpeooboot Sra
ben" psl9es am ndhlten SdmItag in
Den Bath Sron Worts" bonn Stupel
gebai1en niro, gu tdufen. Gapt. Graz
ben conunanbirte ben v5ecumieb," als
sr BON einsm Sorpeoo in Die 2uft ge=
Iprengt tpurbs, uno fam um's 2eben,
aIs sr unter 6arragut an a(tn Sorts
porbei in ben S5afsn BON Hetp~Sr!sans
3;lFA3r~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-20
Grmahnnnsen ,ur Giutradt.
9eT6luFe bes bemotratiT6sn Natioz
nal Grefutip gomite's. =
9orbtreitungen fir Die nddfe
prdIibentTdaFt5 gnmpugne.

prdiibentfdoft5 Champagne.
G6icogo, 19. Geptember. =
Wie iaon tur3 6sridtet, muroe in Der
geItsrn bier obgsGaltenen Sibung beS
nationalen bemotratf6en Gretutipz
gomitss, psl9er Gr @ouperneur
Stons BON MiNouri, 5, 8. So3nIon
Don 8onTas, s. %. 9euo bon 5snn2Iz
ice, @so. 5reO. BiQiams BON Wlo'z
Ia6ufetts, S. M. guTfep BON pennz
TpGpunien uno s. 9. O'8risn BON
Wfin1sIota beipo6nten oef.nitiD
Der 9eidIuB gefaBt, oa5 9auPtz
quarter fir Die tommenOe oemofrdz
tiI9e Gampagw in G6icugo gu bela1=
ZEN. Sotnion miro bos 9ouptquorz
tier leitsn. 0ie Gr @ouperneur
Stone ipGter mittheilss, piro Dus
Gretutib @ouite aQe 5pst Mlondte
3uTammentreten. um SohnFpn Bel Der
NusFu6rung Ieiner pldne 81 unterz
/ itiibtn. Oa8 Gonlite fir Mittel unD
Wtge unb bas YreB Gomite bielten
ebenFoGs SjBungen, bus Gritere unz
Ter Dem @orliB Sohn q, Mc2ean's,
aber iiber Die 9eI6!u6e, tpel4e bie!e
bsioen piatigen llnterau5Idiihe be5
NQtional Gomite5 faBten, perlautet
gi6ts.
cyobnIon purbe BON Gr @ouberz
neur Stpne nit einem Sib in alien
llnterausI6uKen unO nit Der Qeitung
pes 9auptquartier5 betraut, neil er
Elm intimer 5reunb be5 GomitsDorIitz
gers, Senator Sopes bon 2lrtaniuS,
! unb ipnIt au6 Die geeignete YerE0nli6e
felt lit. um ben 5ottionsbooer in Der
Yartei gu bei6tpidttgen. I'm IS mod
| peutli6er gu MAIDEN, DaB D0lIige parz
| tel 0armonie ertpiini6t lei, erlieBsn
be perIammelten 9futipnal Gomitez
MitglteDer einen NuTruf an Die Demo
| tratie bes 2Qnbas, in tpel6em Die guz
ten G6ancen Der Yartei BEL Der nd6Iten
9rdiibentenpa6l unb glei63eitig Die
g}ptbpenoigtett p0qiger Ginigteit uno
Sr9anii betpnt perben. 0o5
Gomite appearrt an alle 0emofraten,
6ei ben bie5jGbrigsn 9erbItpu6len, i'm
5inblid auT Die groBe nd6Itjdbrige
Champagne, entbu1iaitiI6 Die reguldz
rem Sidet5 gu upterTtiiben. Spe3ie1
ben Oempfruten Don SentltdD lpirb
on's 9er3 gele9t, Dem reguidren (@Oe=
bel) Sidet lire Stinmen gu geben,
um einsn bemotratiI6en Sieo unb Die
GrpG6lung 8ladburn'5 in ben 9unz
ossIenat gu fifern.
gu elmer ettpos erreQten S3ene tam
es i'm Grefut;p Gomite, ais @eorge
+. Willilm5 ppn N3uKoduFstts me-
gen Ieinss projeftirten Snap" zGpn=
psnt5 bon Mc2ear CUR Rebe geIteQt
purbe. Mi0iams ertlGr!e, er hsFiir6=
ts. bab cine Nnti 8rDun Oelegaz
tion ertpdblt perben tonne, penn Der
Gonpent Bis gum nddIten SATIRE ouFz
qtTdoben piirbe unb baB bic GsTebe
pon Wafa6uTett5 bic 2lb6altung Ell
ner geniigenben In3a6l bon gpnpen=
ten, um Die Oelegaten gum g1ational=
gonbsnt gu beiigniren unD not9perz
bige Nominationen por3unebmen, un=
m0gli6 mo6ten.
Gs pllrbe beuie ferner beF6loKen,
Die Collection BON Gompagne 5onos
in gr0Berem MobIto6e gu betrsiben.
Wie bsrlautet, Bat bas Gomite $20,z
900 in 9dnoen unb 100000 iinb ibm
berfprofsn pprben. Qluberbem tper=
ben bic halben Ginna6men bes De
mpcratic garnipal" in 0dlas in bic
nQtipnale SdmpQonefQlie ffisRen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-20
Nebr 9illfe fir gnrtn Hieu.

Wui bington, .. g., 19. Sept.
Die General Sntenbantur be5 ariegsz
niiteriums 6dt i'm Qaufe Der Wo6e
$50 Sonnen2ebensmittel fir bic MOTH
leibenoen porto Ricaner erbaltsn unb
piro 10 piel ou3u fuufen, um am Wlittz
mod 1000 5pnnen na6 Der SnIel gu
perI6iffen. Der ariegsietretdr 1T oaz
bon in aenntniB geieBt poroen, plB
oas 9iilfs @omite fir Die notbleioenz
ben portp Hicansr in Bolton, an oeIz
len SpiBe Mabor 4uincep Iteht, $685.
900 bereits geIammelt bat uno cine
tpeitsre Summe auf6ringsn tpiro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-20
Se9nabi9t,
GapitGn 9rsBfns wiro bsireit.
SnS 8abinet fiinbist ieine Gntidbeis
oung AMI etipaS fleinlamte, BET
id11mtc 9Sctic an.

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oaer @tiQe pertodsn, - Wahr@
fdeinIi6 pirb Die 5omiIie i9ren
Wo6nfib in GnglunD nebmen. =
Die Nadridt perurIodt troB Der
SebberIude Der 2(nti : 9repFuTorz
ben=preFe feline 4uFre9ung in pa
ris. 9orIi6t5maBregeln in
4ennes. = Senator SAeurer=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-20

Sobresbsrifct bss prdIioenten bes
nDeutIden 9R0miId : Sut6oliz
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-03
OoOOOoOooOOOoOOOOc
WOnlan'S Board

There was very large attendance
yesterday afternoon for the meeting
of the Woman's Board. Numbers were
attracted to bid farewell to Mrs. G. NJ.
Hyde, who presided for the last time
before her departure for the States.
Also to swell the crowd there were
present Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. John T.
Gulick, lately of Japan. The paper of
the afternoon was by Miss Albright, of
Kamehameha Girls School and was on
the subject of occupation for girls of
this country. Miss Albright's produc-
ton was regarded as valuable and
helpful offering. The ladies from ia
pan spoke Interestingly. Before the
closed about $500 was reported
as contributed to carry on the work of
the Board.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-03
u. S. CABLE SHIP
Steamer Nero With Deep Sea
Sounding Apparatus.
The OFFICERS AND CREW
Capt, Belknapin Command-Detail
ed From Washington-Vesse
to Go to Yokohama.

The United States cable ship Nero
anchored off the harbor at O'Clock
last evening, ten days from San Franz
cisco. Pilot Lorenzon was outside to
meet the vessel but his services were
not desired and going alongside the
pilot boat received the seven bags OF
mail and a lot of papers for local news
dealers.
The Nero sailed from San Francisco
April 22nd, bringing two days later
news.
The officers of the Nero are: Captain
Charles Belknap; executive officer,
Lieut.. Comdr. H. NJ. Hodges; navigat-
ing officer, Lieut.. John Hood; lieu
tenants, Marbury Johnston, ]. P. Nc
Ginnis; ensigns, ]. j. Raby and J. H.
Roys; chief engineer, d. NJ. Garrison; |;
assistant surgeon, F. E. Mccullough; 4;
assistant paymaster, H. r.. Insley, and
a crew of eighty-eight men.
Capt. Belknap is a cable expert and
was especially detailed from the Bu-
reau of Navigation at Washington. He
| is noted as a scientific man and was
for many years a professor of mathe-
matics at Annapolis.
The Nero is fitted up with all the ap-
paratus for deep sea soundings and
has been undergoing repairs since her
arrival at Mare Island four months
| ago for this especial trip. Three thou
sand tons on board will not make it
necessary for her to coal here and she
will sail on her mission next Friday
morning.
From Honolulu the Nero sails direct
for Midway Island, thence to Guam,
the east coast of Luzon and Yokohama
in the order named. Soundings will be
made every ten miles. On the return
trip the Nero will sail the peculiar zig
gag twenty-mile course adopted by
cable surveyors, being at an angle of
60 degrees with the direct line, thus
forming an isosceles triangle with Il
base of ten miles at which a sounding
will be made
No definite time can be set for the
return of the Nero to this port, but
everything will be pushed so that the
result of the survey may be had at
Washington as early as possible.
The Nero will remain at anchor out
side during her stay here.