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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-08
TROOPS FOR PHILIPPINES.
10000 VIII be at Manila or on the
Way by October 20.

"0g W OStSS~@
WASHINGTON, Aug. IA state
ment prepared at the war department
shows that by October % there will be
at Manila or on the way to the Philip
pines forty-six thousand men,. They
will all reach the islands before the be-
ginning of the dry season. The troops
tc be sent from this country are ten
regiments of volunteers amounting to
Il, 900 men; recruits for regulars. $500;
eight troops Of Third cavalry. 9S5; ma
rines 400.
Beginning tomorrow and up to DC
tober % there will sail from the PACING
coast II transports with a carrying ca
pacIty of 500 officers and 1870 men,
which will include all the organizations
above named.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-08
Two Moro FranehIses.

There are two more electric light
franchises to be asked from the city
council, 1t is said. but the ordinances
are not In shape yet to be submitted.
Local and eastern capital are interest
ed In both companies. AT tonight
meeting OF council no action Will be
taken on the two light ordinances pend
Inc as the solicitor Isn't ready TO re-
port on the resolution adopted at the
last meeting Of council, which INSTRUCT
ed him to ascertain the cost OF the city
undertaking the electric light business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-08

WASHINGTON, D. c., August u
The following fourth class postoHiccs
have been raised to the presidential
rank after October /: Terra Alta. W.
Va: Clifton Heights, Pa, and Newber-
ry, Pa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-08
THE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Marietta. ..URANIA. S a, m.
Slstersville. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $50 p, m.
StoubenYille. \. NJ. BAYNE, ESQ y. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Marietta. .URANIA. S a. m.
PArkersburR. BEN HUR. II a. nj.
Matamoras. JEWEL, II n. m.
SisterSville. RUTH, $50 p. m.
Darlington. D.. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
SteuhOnvllle.. T. NJ BAYNE, $50 p. m,
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Marietta S a. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 y. NJ.
SistNrsvillC. RUTH, $3.50 y. M.
SteubOnville. r. NJ BAYNE,, $50 p, m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-08
Real Estate Committee.

The committee on real estate met last
evening and audited bills aggregatlnE
87s II. A lot on North Chaplne street,
city property. was leased to Mrs, Joseph
Stranger.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-08
WRENS ENDORSED
Yesterday Afternoon by the Bel.
mont County Committee.
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATES
WIN DO Selected at Primaries to DO
Held Saturday, September Am L.
Helsley, Of Bellaire, the Latest AS
piraut for the Nomination His
Candidacy Is Being Received With
Vast Amount of Amusement.

AT meeting of the Belmont county
Republican committee. held yesterday
at st. clairsvllle. strong resolutions were
passed endorsing the candidacy of Hon.
c. L. weems for Congress. The COM
mittee did not select the delegates who
will represent the congressional con-
ventIon at Martins Ferry, but set the
primaries at which they will be chosen
for Saturday, September. Just ten days
before the date Of the convention. There
is no doubt but that the Belmont dele
CATION, casting slxty-one votes, will be
solidly for weems. The committee
also apportioned the delegates among
the various districts according to the
vote cast at the last congressional cleo
ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-08
PcntIons md Remonstranecs.

The committee on petitions and re-
monstrances acted favorably on the
following liquor license applications;
Patrick Gavin. Sixteenth street.
Edward Radcliffe. 1924 Jacob street.
Flenhmann Brothers, 1884 Market
street.
Carl Hunkleman. 1888 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-08
Excursions TO Atlantic City and Sea.
shore, ut Very Low Rates, Thurs
days, August 10 and 81.

days, August 10 and 81.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad has
arranged series OF popular seashore
excursions, TO be run Thursdays,
August 10 and "a. to Atlantic city,
Cape May Sea Isle City, Ocean city,
n. J.. and Ocean City. Nd. Tickets win
be good fifteen u5) days. including day
Of sale.
Stop overs will he allowed on return
trip nt Philadelphia, Baltimore and
washington on tickets sold TO New Jer-
scy resorts and at Baltimore and Wash
Ington on tickets sold to Ocean City,
Maryland.
Tickets will he sold on above dates
from Wheeling for $40 round trip for
trains leaving at 1925 and J:25 a. M,
$3.50 and $50 p. m.
Gail on or address T c. Burke, pas
gengcr and ticket agent. Baltimore &
Ohio rallroad for tickets and full infor-
nation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-08

ably worth $1,000. She was being dis.
mantled. No one was injured Her
machinery was to have been placed on
n new hull which was being built at
MIddleport. The boat was insured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-08

PoUGHKEEPsIE. N. Y, August Z.
The New York state allied printing
trades council in session here adopted
n resolution condemnIng the New York
Sun and indorslng the printers strike.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-08

ALWAYS nsl, your grocer sor E Sss,p
ing Bakery Bread. Good. Big '"''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-08

A LAZY liver makes n lazy . .sral
Burdock Blood Bitters is w liver liver /
never failing remedy for lazy W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-08
A CHANGE OF TUNE.
East Enders Who Were Importu-
nate for a Hose House
ARE UNWILLING TO HAVE IT

Located Adjacent to Their Property,
and as a Result the Fire Committee
May Have to buy Property or Aban.
don the East End Hose Project.
Meetings of Several Council Conn
1nittees Held Last Evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-08

Flatuloncc is cured by BEEchA~
PILLS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-08
DIED.

ALWAYS ask your grocer for Wheel
ing Bakery Bread, Good. Big. Cheap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-08

ALWAYS ask your grocer for Wheel
ing Bakery Bread. Good. Big. Cheap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-08
BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD

SWEET. clean and good to eat is the
Wheeling Bakery's famous bread.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-10
0rgen Spuia entihienen.

9bitu belpbta, 9, 2tuguit. -
pbilipp SouIo, Der befannte 8apsqz
meilt.r, bot ben Ieit slpei Sa6ren am
bieiisen Common pleas79sri6t fhpez
bsnoen pro3eb, Den 5rau u. g. 9luz
felb, 3e6tsnadfolgerin i6res @attsn,
oes Weuliters uno Gomponiitsn unb
fribsrn purtnsrs Souia's, ssgen ibn
anbdngtg gera9t batte, perloren, in
bem Der 8sriht bes 3eferenten beItGz
tigt purbe Sou IA muB 9fshnuna iiber
aIes bon ihm fir Gpmpolitionen eingcz
nonmens 9elo ablegen, bic Mulifaliens
btbl;otbet 6arausgebar uub fir 9sriitz
5une bsrielben bonn %. Mai 1897 an
3ablun9 leiiten. 4u6 tpurpe Der S[Ge
germ bic 9dlfte Der Gtnnubmen bon
alien @omppIitipnen SouIa's bic aus
Der 3eit ppr 9lutelb's SOB 6erri6ren.
5useiprp4en. Dageeen harf Der flu
senoe S6eil bic 8e5ei6nung rSouIa's
&ope1e" fir bic 8lafelb'i9e 3apeGe
nidt gebraudeH, ba biefs ni9t bon
Sould Dtrtutrt lpirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-10
Die 0lndlmnrbe in 0nniiiana.

80 binston, .. g., 9. Dug.
- Sas Stoatsosportement fat pom
9oubsrneur Softer bon 2ouiIiana be-
elaubigte 9lbl6riften Der NaturaliIaz
tionspapiere bon 5runf, Gbarlss unb
Soiepb 0ifutu, breisr Der in Saqd!u>
LAB selpnAten sStaliener, erbaltsn.
Mdguis ROmano. Der italisnii DE 2ee
gatiunsIetretdr, beanipru9te betannt@
li9 in ieinem &ridte iiber bic 9lf@
faire, baB ale flint @elbndten nod
italienil9e llntertbanen gepeIsn feien.
Die Observation-Disclosures purbeR
pom 9eri6t i'm MubiipnzOiltrift
ousseiieat unb dperben ais polIsiiltissr
8eipeis acceptirt. oab Die brei sr@
tpGbnten Mdnnsr amsritanif4e 8ur9
ger naren. @ouperneur Soiter's eno@
siiltiser geridt iiber bic 2pn4moros
Iiest nod niat ppL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-10

ii6srlen ibn i6rer auTridtigen 6reun,>
Idaft fir nj; Ser. Stuuten uro oaten
I'm Wafian, bumit lie Die RtbelleH
belpiegen fonn!en. Der General, Der
um Die InF6idgt Der 9erifp0rurq
publa, snIIpra6 oem 8efu6 Der De-
pulaIion ni6i, ipnosrn lieB lie au3 Der
Stapt jugsn. 2luh Die 8epo9ner
oerTel6en, tpelde nit DEN Re6ellen Ipms
patb;Iirtsn, puro:n troB i6rer6reunoa
T6aFis 9erT;tbtrun9sn ge3pun9en,
nit ibren 6rautn uno 8jnoern IOfort
bic Slab! 3u DerlaHtn. 6erner puros
Der 9orIiht buI6er idpsr @nge6Orenc
aus9epieIen, Der niAt 8eIiger poT
@runoegenthum mar.
Die Sa6e.oer6irOurg 5piI6en Sds
9uig am rDroldsr pno galumbd am
TIolidsn &roe Der Qpgunu De Ban ilt
BON ben SNIurgsnt2n 3erI0rt porOen.
Gs 1T nidt au8gei6loKsH, nab Ire eis
nen erneuten 4a9riIf Ouf Galdmb1
planen.
. g h id df De5 nS at Il n
mus"
10 lanild, 8. Qu9uf. - 0erOdm9
pier nSaturnus," Gigentbum oef
r@ompania Maritima," pet6er unte,
amerifaniI6er 5Cagge fu6r, puroe,
pis T6or friiber erpdbnt, am 2. Iuz
guf BON oem amerifdriI6sn &anonenz
boot ypum6angd" BEL San 6ernanoO
auF Dem Stranoe lisgenO gefunoen.
Oas 8anunenboot fhidie eine betpdIfz
rets 8ootsmannI6Gft an 8oro, nm Die
9afagiere ab3ubolen. Der Sarge,
aus alIgsmeiren &aufmannsgiiiern II.
100000 in 9artgelp beliebeno, mar
geraubt poroen. Mebrere 8sriu6e
ben nSaturnus fiott gu MAIDEN, Bile
Ben erfolglos. Der rYdmbangd" fusN
ab, um tpeitere 9iitfe gu bolen, porauf
Die SnTurgentsn 5uriidtebrten uro Oen
uSaturnus" an5iinoeten.
Ous aanonerboot nYortiopn" lam
geliern 6isr an, na6oem ss San Ser
nanbo bpmburbirt bdite, uno 6rin9t
bic Na9ridt baB Der nSuturnuS"6i5
auf ben Daferlpiegel 5srltDrt 1T.
Der Gmpfung Der 3e6ner
in 9itts6urg.
9ittsburG pa, 9. 2tuguIt. -
Der QlusI6uB, peIder nit bem @mz
pFarg oes ppn'Oen p6ilippinen 5uriidz
getebrtsn 10. 9snnipGparii6en 5reiz
pilIigen Re9iments 6etraut poroer
1T, pslde5 am %. Nuguit in iejnem
6eimutbnuate anlangen pirO, bat BON
Den OutId1aIter auBer6al6 Yittsburg5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-10
Sranbnnglilf in Cma9a.

Bier Mitglieber Der 20f9monnI9aFt
our6 9erii6rung zines elettrif6en
9rabtes set0btet unb 5pei anbsrs
Derlebt.
Sma6 a, Rebr,, 9.NuguI It.-WG6z
renD bic 5euerpebr beute 2l6snb einen
i'm @ebduDe Der yMercer Gbemical
&c." ausgsbro6enen 9runo befGmpfz
te, tpurosn 3tpdi 2DT9mdnnsr our9
8eriibrung zines ridden Ora6tes
auf Der Ste[le eet0otst. 3pei anoere
purben aus Der ndmli9en urTa6e
t0otli4 unb nod 5tpei I6eDentli9 berz
leBt.
(Spdter.) = Der bur9 bas s5euer
anseri6tete S9apen 1T un6ebeutenD,
ulein bier Mdnner biibten babel bas
2eben Elm, ndmli6:
2ieutenunt Sobn QGbams, Otto
9eite, @ep. 8enIon unb Gbarles Sop
per.
George 5drmer unb 2ll6ert Qipingz
iton, ebenfaus Mitglieber Der 6suerz
ipebr, erlitten i6tpere @erleBungen.-
0us ungliid ereignste Iid, als Die
20idmannIdaFt nu6 9epdltigung
Dss Seuers Ddmit bei6dFtigt mar,
eine an Dem 9ebdube erri6tste, bpbe
Setter berab3ulaHen. Die MGnner
tamen babel uuf irgeno eine WeiIe in
8eriibrung nit einem nlebenoigen"
Orabt, bur6 pel6en CUR 3eit eine
eiettriI6e Str0mung BON 5000 @olz
ten ging, unb itiir5ten bespuBtlOs ME-
Der. 3pei 6liebeH alf Der GteGe toOt,
9eite tebrte t6eilpeiie in's 8epuBtIein
3uriid, itarb jebo6 balO barauf. Sop
per erbolte ii9 f6einbor unb itano
NIT Der 9emertung, er lei rall right"
auf, um tpe95u9eben. @r bate jebo4
taum etli9e S9ritte gema6t, als sr
tpbt nieberfant.
Walter 9erbarbt. Elm 9lnqeifelIter
Der 5irmu, puroe i'm SSnnern pes Sc
bdubes bonn Rau6e iibernGltiqt unb
mar beipubtlos, als man i'm in's
5reie bru9te. gr pirb iebp6 bapun
fnnrr1,Yr1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-10

nm 10 beOauernsperth als Orepfuz
1Iroen 9lnti OrenfuIarbsn, Snpez
rialiIten mb Topaliiten barauf be-
iteben, bcB pplles 2iht in bas Ountel
sebra6t tpirD.
2a5are Drobt NIT @ntz
6iillungen.
m3u trGmatIIhen Mufttritten 0urfts
es Dor benz &rieesgeri6t fpmmen,
!penn oas 9erb0r General Wfsrcier's
ltattfinoet," fagte Bernard 0a5are,
Der GecfaFer oes bic unI6uG0 0repz
Jus bemeiienoen uno Inn Sabre 1896
peroFfentii6tsn pumpblets. nWercier
tptro Don Wfaitre Gabori einem Itrenz
gen &ctu5per60r ulptep5ogsn iperDen.
Oas @tltdnoniB bes S6urten GIterz
b15p, tdb er Der 8erfaner bes 8orDez
reau lei, befinDet Ii9 i'm 9eIibe Der
8ertRefoigung upb tpiro ats 8etpeisz
Wfokrsc! unterbreitet nerben. Sd
felbit bate bic IbIi9t, our 20lung bes
G'eheimni1es, peG9es 10 lange iiber
ben San f6tpebt, beiSutuagen, aber ih
babe ni6t Die 9efusniB, ieBt gu iprez
hen. Sn Der 9lngelegenbeit Orepfus'
erlitist Elm rieIiger Mbgrunb bon Gorz
ruption, Der au6 friibsr i6on beitano.
giner Der SauptI4 4ulpigen bafinost lih
III 2ontpn, Elm 9lnberer duf enpem
YlaBe, ipp es tpsniger nsbelig lit. I'm
li6 ielbIt gu i4iibsn, bdburften lie eli
nes Siinbenbpdes. Sic lpenbetep
a(len linen gu 9ebote itebenben milf
taln4en Ginflub 9egen 0repfus auf.
Si4t tom erit in bic Qngslesenbeit,
rahosm SenrD ben vGuraille" Brief
fur Gaoalannc gefdli6t bate.
Oeutf 91ano 6at feline
@arantie geforbert.
Turis, 9. QuguIt. - Der Miniz
tier bes Srnern fat eine Note erlafen,
neld)e Die 2tngubs beItreitet, oaB 6iirIt
ocn Miiniter 2oDenbura, Der nprtige
e'eItId}e Sc fanbte, ben 8rie9sminiIter
9eneral 8allifet beiu9te unb uuF elmer
@torantie gegen abisfrets @ntbiGuns
gen IN benz 0rebfus Yro5sfe, tpel6e
Oeatldlanb gum Na9fbeile qerei6en
tOnnten, beitano. Der MiniIter ertlGrt
Die Irgabe fir eins @rfinoung.
Cine SteIle fir M aior
Wl ar6dnb.
9 8, 9. Nuguit. = Dem r@pez
nement" 3ufolge fat oieRegierung benz
Wfajor Mdr9unb ben Bolten bes9ouz
perneurs elmer Fran50iiI6en Nieberlafz
fung an Der SomalizSiife uno bic
Grnennung gum uuBerorbenii9en @ez
fanbten an ben SDnig Weenelet DON
Ibn1linien ongeboten.
nI lliunce" in YlDmout6.
plDmputb, 9. Nugult. - Die
Sffi3iere unb MfunnT6often bes amez
ritanii6en @9uif6ifFes nNuianee,"
bas am 20. Suii bier eintraf, 6aben
geitern eine Snfpeitionstpur Dur9 bic
Oodparos Observation-Disclosures BON
YlDmputb eerna6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-10
Cine 1ur bel allen I.
Snnauter Complaints

Gin balbtr bis elm QaaIsJ 9bstlbifeI bon Rcobo
Gslisf in ttutm baIbcu gldf, gBGfsr, wieoubOlE
10 oft ais Der 5urbfan aHbat, uub eth i}lon,lA
9appen, Qstrdntt nit 8saop Tdsf auf Die Raf
GrlsiXt,ruuq uuo b,iutrtttaiqt cine butDiqt Bur
Snntrli6 - Gin bulbtr big sin GAMER EtuloiitC
in sinsm bGlbtn gdie geoHT, bfsitiqt IN psuis
1rn Winutsu RrGmpit Stminoeianfaae, iGureH
jHnoen, Raui,a Grbrtb,u, Soobrcnutu, Rsrooi=
tat, edluttpfqitt WQran, Sabuuqtr une aqs
inne.libtn EsihD,rOn.
Gs tYiitiri ftin e,ilmitt.l in Der BtIt oug Sies
bsr uno Ns6iclfitbsr uno ale auoereu mGariiAn,i
bli0i.u uuo ano.r,H ffi.b.r i'm Ytrsin. nit X o.
p's 9ilGeu 70 raid, iUit R a IN 9s
Rtllti btbtbt.
Qr,is 50 Gents pro Glaidt 8u bub,n b,i aG,a
apOtbtt.ru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-10
NlaSipaD's
OteabO Nelief

ftts an 6oro bat Ser @cbrdud Oiets 6etlultts
ttls tuiro iid fds, iusnu Sic 56muin emPiiubtur
cher traut iiuo ats itQsusreb erip,ieR. Gs eris
tirt @idts in Der 8tlt, bas S6mey,u btbebt
oOtr bem Ssorti6rtittu Osr araufb,it 70 raid Gins
bait asbittr pit 8,ON0 Rtliti
@eatn Rppirucb (Ob WtiQrnut OO,r BON RtrOOftdt
brribrenb) 3abrptt, R,urulQie Rbsumatismus,
6uftpsb, 66mrlen i'm Riden. Der WirbfliGule
sor oer Ritrsn, in osr NtbUgWeuo, 9l,nriNe,
4ni6nsuunq Der @sIsute uHo abertOupt Sbm,rs
leu itntr Nrt beprtit.aist bic appIitation osH
Rabfpop's Reuop 8clisi iOiOrtiqt GrIsiftsrung
unO pirD bel tOrfJeicststH Ss5rau6 tUdbreUO sIuis
ger IaQs cine UO1itGnoist otiluug uJislt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-10
@oafanoige
SerDauultg

ioro beoertf,nigf eur6 SabDu0's giam. 9ufotas
ibrtr auttbiIi6feu Gieeni6atten timuIirrs
Oiti,lbsH bic Htbtr bel abiOnoUunG Der Gale UNI
ibr.m Gur6unrs burd biz 9orms. 3isit 9ians
in 9oitr pOu 2 bis sinQtnomme reauliras
raid biz Ibdtaisit Der qsbtr unb beirtsn ben Das
ti,nisn BON pitsn 6t6ruHqtE. Gine Obsr suA
BON RaDrap's 9iu,n taelit tiu0eHOmm,n BON See
Htn, pel1s BON bii0in Samujtn obtr 5rdqbeif
Der qtbu bsime.iu6t Fro. balttH oos 5Dfcm IN
r,osImabisr 9bdtiqi,it uno fbru elm, g.iuues
glsrha
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-10
Baltimore Cfip=S abm= Sulletin.

Sl.25 pom Baltimore mad, aDafbington uno
suriid am Gamitae uno Sonntae, Qdltg ttr
bic Riidiabrt bis Sum iOlgsnosn MoHtag. Ilt
3iiot otn rRpDal 9imteO" aussenommen.
$500 ppn Baltimore mad MtIanticz Gitp.
Save Wap, Ccsars9ttp peer Gea,SSles
Gitp uue iuriid. Bilete ino an jsbsm 5rei.
tag uno Sanlitag bis sum O. September 1879
su persaufen @iilta fir ole Ruffabrt bis srm
GieniaQ mad 0,m @erfauistass. @jiiltig aut
allen 3iiesn ir Die oins uno &udfabrt. SOrs
iislider .Rppal glue"=3uGoitnit.
Cbieruatipns, Safe. Ncifaurations= =1Saaspns
AMI Dem ,3uae Rr. 500 nab 9biaoelpbia unp
Rc,p=9ort ipsd).r ben Gamo.n =9abnbOi tdqi9
nm ll5r absnos un0 Den Mt. 8opalsPabuboi
nm llbr Dtin. Nbenos otrldBt. (222)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-10
Gin ga en- It ii ber fir
Wercier.

Ueltl lcteUt upei StipeN Il4lp0tNh StttI'>
tenz5ebfer @eneramsrcier's taum berz
bergen. Der General traf am Sonnz
tag Ra4mittas bier Elm unb fubr un=
mfttelbar barairf Dor Der Wobnun9 beg
8orTbsnben bes &riessssui9ts Dor,
bem en- feline 3arte nit ben 8ttte Inn
eine ypripat" unbsrreburg f9idte.
Scuarft tpefgerte lid, ben 8e1u6er gu
empfarrgen, unb lisb i6m mTttbeilen,
Der 9rdIibent bes 9eridtsbofes balte
es fir feline pfli9t, teinsrlei Wittbeiz
lunsen, auber amtli9e lusfagsn i'm
9eri6tsIuuls, etTtgesen gu nebmen. Gs
mar bies nb9t nrr cine fdarfe 3ure9tz
tpetfun9 eines bObsren Offi5iers, fonz
bern alr6 eire Oemiitbisung MercVer's 8,
Der fth, bleid bor Wufb uno @rre9ung,
tpieber entfernte.
Der Snbult bes Ooffter 3.
Was ben iuriltiI9sn Wsrtb beg Sc
beIm 0OHiers lnlb ben geieBll6en
Wertb bes bon Mercisr gelusferten Be-
tpersInateridls betrifft, ltno cIle Par=
teien oariiber einia baB bas 0oITer
bo6it compromittirenb iit. giner Der
beitinformirtsn MGnner bes 2onbes
fagte inbsien. baB pos 0oiIrer Die
Gompromittirten ebsr moralii6, als
politif6 trifft. gu oieien Perionen
IoG Der pormalfge beuti6e MilitGrz
2ltta9e, 9auptmann bon S9purBz
foppsn, unb iem italieniIder College
pania5uroi gebOren. Oas @sbeinrz
Ooflier tbeilt einige ibrer 8riefs, bic
erapirenoen Snbolts Iiub, nit. 9rdz
fin Marie Miinitsr, bic 5o9ter bes
beutfhen Bot f9afters 5iiriten bon
Wtiini;er, 1T ebenfalIs in bas OpIIier
pertpideli. lin Elm 8lobits[lm pieier
uno anoerer perfDnli6teiten gu berz
3iiten, finbet Der proaeb binter sez
iatpfelwl Sblgtl tatt. sGk ill pNs
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Gs 1T i.br pi6tis, bak iehe JumiIie
eiuen Snrratb ron
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SO. Sabrga,lg.
sir Gitbter beS 0Saifcn 8ertd1tS:
9enrp q. Bo0e.

Ser semsfratiibsn Rominations=&snoen uns
ttrpprfen. (21G-2)
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(sSprticbmna iicbc ,. Scite)
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Siloatrifani Srie9slpplfe
Granspaarfrage miro aRut.
Splpnialminiifer bamberldin er=
iperft Seiprgniiie ourd1 9leMRc-
rmngeu i'm Yarlament.

56ronreoe Der SDnigin 9iftoriu sum
S4luKe Der QarlomentsIibung.-
8ritiI6es 8anorenboO! feuert auf
Elm frun3Oii5dss 6iI6erfa6r3eug.
- Der Steuermann gst00!et. -
Gsrbeerungen Our6 cine 5lutbz
tpeue gu 9uIparaiIo, G'6iti,-Prdz
lioent Hoca's 2(Qiun3proiett, =
Minilisr 0elcuhe psrldbt Pekr5z
burg.
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nm 10 bebausrnspsrther, uls Orepfu>
furben etnti OrepfuIarbsn, Smps~
rIalilten unb Topaliiten oarauf be-
lteben, ocB pplles 2iht in oas Ountel
sebradt tpirD.
Sa5are oro6t NIT @ntz
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Bier Wsitglieber Der 20f6monnI9aFt
bur9 9erii6rang zines elettrii6en
9rabtes set0btet unb 3lpei anbsre
berlebt.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-03-11
CYCLONE KILLS THREE.
Tennessee Counties visited and
Much Property Is Destroyed
as n Result.

Athens, Tenn, March Ga terrific
cyclone passed over a portion of Mad
isonville and Monroe county Saturday
night, with disastrous results. Early
in the evening a strong wind arose and
several hours later Il cyclone about 20
yards wide struck n portion of Madi-
sonville, killing three persons, wound
ing ten or twelve Others and complete
~ destroying IL or Is houses and sew
eral barns. The killed are: Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Moser and Ed l.. Horton,
The storm came up with alarming sud-
denness and swept everything in its
path. II was accompanied by the ter
rife roar usually attending cyclones.
Frightened inhabitants rushed for
their cellars and places of safety. In
the country great damage was done to
orchards and crops by the wind and
hail. 1t is reported that further casual
ties resulted in outlying rural districts.
but no particulars can be obtained.
The most frightful feature of the tor
nado was the manner in which Jack
Moser met his death. lie was hurled
by the winds force from his house a
distance of 700 yards until his prog
ress was impeded by a wire fence. which
completely severed his head from the
body.
Decatur. Ala. March Ga terrific
storm of wind, hail and lightning
struck this place Saturday night. doing
great damage and causing the loss of
four lives. Capt. Sim Mckee, Of the
steamer Luke Pryor. plying between
here and Chattanooga, reported that
he found large raft below Whites
burg which had been broken up. The
raft was managed by four white men.
who were evidently lost in the storm,
as their boat was destroyed.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-03-11
MANY WERE HURT.
Soldiers Escape Death on the Bnttie-
field to lie Injured In IA Rail-
why Wreck.

Tupelo, Miss, March Sy-The Mobile
e. Ohio train bearing hSmeward the
Second battalion of the Second Missouri
volunteers from Albany, Ga. where
they were on Wednesday m,l stered out
of the service. was wrecked two miles
south of this place Thursday morning.
Four cars in which the solHiers were
seated jumped the tracb/and were
hurled down 20-foot embankment.
The third car from the engine was a to-
tai wreck, and from its appearance the
escapes were miraculous. No one was
killed, but 16 were injured. One, Eric
Kelsey. of Nevada, Mo-, may die.
The injured were Immediately taken
from their perilous positions by their
more fortunate comrades, who worked
bravely. The position of the cars was
extremely dangerous after the first
crash, as they hung over the brink of a
trestle that crosses stream 90 feet
below. Fortunately, they held their
position, for number of fatalities
would have occurred had the sleeper
gone down. The rear truck of the ten
der jumped the track just as the train
reached the trestle, and tore IL away
The baggage car, two day coaches and
one sleeper went off the track aud down
the embankment.