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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-26
LIVE STOCK MEN.
Necessity of Establishing Sanitary
Commission Is Urged

Necessity of Establishing Sanitary
Commission Is Urged.
DENVER, Jan. 25-The live stock eonvsn-
ton today urged upon all states the neces-
sity Of establishing sanitary commissions.
The discussion of the resolution fayoring
the cession of arid lands to the states and
the leasing Of public grazing lands, was re-
sumed.
E. F. Benson, of the state of Washington.
connected with the land department of the
Northern Pacific, which is now leasing it's
open lands, declared that the system had
proven very satisfactory, serving to protect
the ranges from destruction and to prevent
trouble between stockmen. B. H White of
Salt Lake favored the resolution. He wanted
all the people to derive benefits from the
ranges.
After several other short speeches. D. N.
Stickney, of Wyoming, offered substitute
for the resolution under consideration, pro-
viding for leasing Of public lands by the gov
ernment. 1t was tabled.
The convention then adjourned until to-
morrow morning.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-26
FLAG HIS SHRouD.
Man Who Rode With Morgan Is
Buried by Grand Army Men.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Jan. 25.-The burial of the
"Oid Man" Elicit at Upton, ILL.,, recalled
the fact that during the Civil war he was one
Of the most active of Morgan's raiders. When
he was not with Morgan he was engaged in
terrorizing his community, and since the war
he had been OF the bitterest of unrecon-
structed rebels.
Just before his death. however, he sent for
members OF the Grand Army and requested
that he be stripped after death and his burial
shroud should be only the Stars and Stripes
and that the funeral be conducted by the
Grand Army.
The war with Spain aroused all the pa
triotlsm in him and changed his views, and
his wishes were carried out to the letter.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-26
T0DAY'S BULLETIN

! d6C
Sensational House Debate.
Contest in West Virginia.
Comptroller Dawes Arraigned.
Treaty Vote Fixed.
st. Paul Suicide.
2-Missouri Refuses Prisoners.
German Catholics Angry.
Bond Resolution Smothered.
National Guard Promotions.
SETax Bill Turned Down.
State Cuts Interest Rate.
Hearing for Osteopathy.
4Editorial.
Gen. Eagan on Trial.
5-Sporting News.
Manufacturers Meeting
News of the Railroads.
6-Markets Of the Void.
Bar Silver, 59lkc.
Chicago Cash Wheat, 721ae.
minneapolis Matters.
Northwest News.
SIN the Field of Labor.
Libel Verdict Reduced.
Binder Twine Hearing.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-26

Brainerd Lodge of Ancient Order OF
United Workmen. ~
The body was taken in charge by
Undertaken Nagle and removed to his
rooms, 122 Wabasha street Last even
ing Mr.. Nagle received a telegram from
Peterson's wife to the. effect that she
would reach st. Paul today to take the
body back to Brainerd.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-26

that he be required to give the names
and residences of such associates.
That defendant comptroller be re-
quired to make full, true and per-
feet answer, showing cause for his ac-
tion in not taking proper steps to pro-
tect the stockholders of national
bank, as provided by the law govern
ing national banks
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-26
DUST OF COLUMBUS.
Iowan Makes a startling Claim Re.
gardinS the Diseoverer's Ashes.


SIOUX CITY, TO-, jan 25s-J. s. Browning
of this place. claims to have positive evi-
dence that Columbus remains are in this
country.
Mr.. Browning was member of the bureau
of awards at the worlds fair. and says he
learned the particulars during the exposition
Of the deal by which the explorers dust
passed into the hands of one OF the best
known collectors in America.
He declines to give the latter's name, but
says Spaniard offered him the remains for
s.. 600 while with the fair; that the PROPOSE
ton was accepted. and that the collector now
has the dust either in New York or Wash
ington.
He Cid not buy the relics. however. which
were inclosed in Christopher's casket when
he was buried. Mr.. Browning thinks the
purchaser VIII soon make public the fact OF
his possession oftte dast.
He says there is nddoubt concerning the
genuineness OF tie reaaina-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-26
PROVIDING THE FUNDS.
Senator Davis Asks an Appropria-
tion of $2O,OOO.OOO.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-In the SEN
ate today Senator Davis, from the COM
mittee on foreign relations, offered an
amendment to the sundry civil bill ap-
propriating $4,000, 900 to pay Spain ac-
cording to the terms of the treaty. The
amendment has the Endorsement of the
committee on foreign relations.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-26
EIGHTY THOUSAND DEAD.
spain's Awful Sacrifice of Soldiers
In Cuba.

In Cuba.
MADRID, JAN PA special dis
patch from the Sulu islands, of the
Philippine group, declares that all Is
well there, and that the Spanish occu-
patton continues.
Dispatches received by newspapers
here assert that the insurrection of the
Philippines is spreading considerably.
A native regiment, which was dis
banded by the Spanish, it is alleged,
enlisted as a body in the service Of
Aguinaldo.
According to figures published here
$4,000 Spanish soldiers pertshed, chiefly
from sickness, during the last cam
paign In Cuba
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-26

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The Mutual Life
Insurance company, of New York, held its
annual meeting today. While the report of
its business for 1898 will not be issued until
next week. 1t was learned that during the
year 1898 the company has gained in assets
nearly $24, 600 coo. has gained In insurance
nearly $35, co., 900, has increased it's payments
to living policy holders over s11,000, coo and
to deceased members over $15, ,0G1 ooo. Its
income for the year exceeded $55, 600. .090. The
figures of the transactions of the company
are unparalleled in the records of the busI-
pess-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-26
WALL STREET WHEAT.
Prices Were Lifted Over Two Cents
BusheI From the Opening.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25-Outslders held
the wheat market again today and
lifted prices over 2 cents a bushel from
early morning transactions, closing
them practically at top and 1h@15s
cents higher than the previous day.
In fact so active was the demand that
it kept right along after the close, ad-
vancing May to 1914, cents on the late
curb, or 13-cent higher than official
closing figures. Today's strength was
entirely matter of sentiment, backed
up by heavy outside orders, with Wall
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-26
ATLANTIC LINERS.

NEW YoRK-Arrived: Southwark antuo
La Champagne, Antwerp. Sailed n.rt,'
Southampton; Friesiand, Antwerp: Tentonio' TO-
Liverpool. onic'
LBSBON-Safled: Peninsular New York
GENOA-Arrived: Karamanfa New yort
ROTTERDAM-Arrived: Rotterdam. Neu
York. "
NAPLES-Arrived: Trave, New York.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-26
TODAy's EVENTS.

NETRoPoLIrAN-'Pi of Penzance, !"
Sis PM.
GRAND-Joseph Hart's Vaudeville company.
Sis PM
Palm Garden-vaudeville, ard PM.
Military ball, armory, $50 PM.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-26
CoRTES TO BE C0Nv0KED.
VIII Assemble In February Regard
less of the Peace Treaty.

MADRID, Jan. 25.-The premier, senor sa-
gasta; announced today that the government
has decided to convoke the cortes during the
second half of February, whether the United
States senate ratifies the treaty of peace or
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-26
STRIKE EXTENDS.
Trouble With Dock LabOrers Now
on at Panama.

COLON, Colombia, jan 25.-The strike
which has been in progress here for nearly
fortnight among the dock laborers has ex-
tended to Panama, partly owing to the fact
that the Chilian line of steamers has in
creased the wages of its employees, thereby
accentuating the deadlock. This company
having recently extended its itinerary as far
north as Ovos, Guatemala has suddenly be-
come a serious competitor with the Panama
Railway company for freight by way Of the
Straits of Magellan.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-26
WITHOUT ASSETS.
Planters Bank of Kansas City Clos
ed nv th, Sfafe

eU Dy the state.
KANSAS CITY, No.. Jan. 25.-The Plan
ters' bank, with a capital of s25 O00 was
closed today by the state. The proprietors
ere under arrest by order of Secretary of
State Lesueur and Assistant Attorney Gem
eral Jeffries. The bank has no visible assets.
it is alleged, whatever
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-26

glowing eulogy Of the president, who,
amidst the perplexities of the, hour,
was pressing steadily forward with the
lneXorable course of human events,
there was long and continued applause,
mingled with loud shouts of approval.
Amid another outburst of applause he
declared that the crisis of the hour was
due to the almost reasonable utter
ances in this chamber and in the SEN
ate chamber"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-26
EXCITED HIS HEARERS
CONGRESSMAN JOHNSON'S ELO-
QUENT ATTACK UPON THE POL
ICY OF IMPERIALISM
He ELECTRIFIED THE HOUSE

Is Republican Opponent of Rnti-
fic.tion of the Peace Treaty
Presented to the Senate - De-
nounces the Proposition to- Annex
the Philippines as Subversive of
Traditions.
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Continued ON Fourth Page.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-28
soma aeaett cSo1tg

- pitasitt Der btriibmtcite SeTbtitels6aa IN BEN
Marpldnoer Gjcribts= YrOtotpueu - Dor Julien Stz
pdbuung iiuOeu. ,.,...
am Sobre 1920 als Baltimore nod perboltn'6z
mQBic cine fleiue Staot mar, bttano n0 Anttl
GtnncOO yong i'm @tise cne5 unae1dDr oret "as'
QrOben GuuDfbcs, ipe!ber ben 9runo un4 SgUs" 5I
nmiobte Der ieBt innsrbalb Der oon otr WaOnohz
Qpenue Sruozoill =Iocnue, Wolber=SfraBe nno
WcWc1cuz StraSc beqrcniten &dulratpletitH llT9t:
Ser Sberft itarb i'm Sabre 1924 uHO btnter'leb
Elm Seitament in pelbem er Ttrlpdlttr ernannit,
nit Dem Iuitraqe ieneu @runObeiB tlnl0ltcSl0
0es SQnofBts, NaH0 GIT btbdlteH EtHt9e 5et1
mater uuros cs ais mini nlbensnerth ttlahIl pa'
GiQentbum ;u pertauisn, un0 i'm &d9re lHo ~
licB pas oamaliqe Satimorsz6 ntpz9ertDt tlne
0criiiqunq, unter lpel6er oas Gano tur SoOVJ
Dcrfduft Duroe. "a r..
Sm Sabre 1890 alio AZ Sabre, naboem oas VI
qenbum perfuuit mn beSabIt nor0en mar. fputos
elm QrU,eB non einiqen Der Gutcl Dcs Sberfen
Yong anQtitrtnQt in ptlbsm oclclben galpFHO
uui Dice NGuDcrcieu crhobcn uno ben III 1919 etz
iogten 0crfauf oeiiclbcn tur Hngh!lt9 ttItu'!sn ~!
Sic beQrinpetcn ihreu Nniprud oardut paB tpre
Nebtc pon Der Qerihtlidcn @crfiqung III l6Ei
nibt bctrpilcn tuurocn, Oa rc Sc lensr 5flt HoO
gar nbt qtbprcn iporrn. - .;4;,s
Rad uicriG6rQeu totipjeliden VrojcntH enf10ieo
Das Nppclutiuns =Bcridlt, OdR olc AnlprlUt poH
ciniQcu Dicitr Gnttl beredtiG: leisn Sds Feillz
tat mar 0ub 3Qhreidt Stutc, ipel6e lnHerpalp OCT
(jrcr,cu ocs ppu Cbcrit HOnQ Qeeigneten Sanpcs
S5quitr ppcr Gjrupjinicu Qetauit bdten, ooer 8elo
qcu uarcn, Die glniprthe III beioblen poef 3n 9ez
ipdrtiQen OuS ibr GiQenbum pfrtautt tpuroe we
@eIbtittl Ocies NaHoss ipdrtn SuSeno. pon Wtd=
len orpriiit mn ppu Den RtDtsqeleDrtsH al5 ju<
fricocritclleuO crflor: morotn
Sin RGuier pOu grunotiqentbum bat eInen -
luo rur ciucu Ndcren SduR gcgsn irqenp ipel@
den uuo ale 9tnipribe aui lein Sigentbum, uito
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c' Riaen
betperffelligen
SpQl ltdnpise &erpaltllns.

Sa Sole. ibr.r rantibili5ftn Gi9n1d'tH
fimuIir,n f. Oi. 2sb'r bel eIbiozoerun9 Otr Sale
uno oersn Aboane Oura Die &aE,u0dngt. S'0s
BiItR in Eoieu BON spei bis pi,r r.9tu raid BIC
lbdtiatcit Der 2s6tr al uuo bsrsisH ban pciIsnttu
pom Si,ieu 9eibptrpsn. Sin: ODER spci son &ao'
luup's 8iltu, t1qia uou Semen osnommtn, Dil5e
b:ljDisH Sbmtrjtn unt,rporisu ino uuo o:rtn Ss'
btr niht rj6tja FuuftipHrt, balttu Nas Spt;m I'D
itin,r Rtsdmdbst,it uno Fttru enc gtiuaoe Sus
Dluuns.
ab bifinoc mid 100 Wet;n bon Ser rdbt,n apo'
.beft unp piiribc oaS Sis mir Gin SuBtnO Sbdbs
trIH Sbr:r BIa,n isHo,H. Sd idot an wtushlF
Rbsumatismu unp mar itt Wonuttn IN Scis
Sprln0s. N,ins 2tbr uno Yitr'n inn aiTprt.
sd iinOe oaB Sbrt 9illsn bel mir btNeren GrtelG
rjisIteH, Gls aat WttoHn.n, pelbt t9 nabm aus
Vie Saotr, oit jcb briudtt.
Abtun9sppu
M Sumes,
@duqunsSoaa, 0umasGOuntp, Irucnd
BEN g. Routmbcr 1898
a6r, 1dMuaDsQntn bnbcn in m:iusr 5dmtNs
g9uubtrbayss e,lsiitst. Wtut Sinner, mann fe
trdHI Karen, iuurstu ourb Den S'branb ioIort uno
compl.t o.btlt Ql6bibt Grfdltung,n unD Oalss
tusunoune tann i'd raid bcbebtH mitttlt Sbrts
8tabp Reiti uno Sbrsr 9Ittn.
Tfctlbtn iolten in ieocm Sdusbdlte porrdtbi5
ein Uuo ft p,rOi:u,n Si,s in OOpps!ttr 9lHnhts
oa it iofort btlltn.
gbtuHQsOOa
Or .. G. . 6ntibtr
Er. 90. euoiOnsStr. pebof'H, RS, uns
3imes.9uiEOiuo 9tns9ori
t0eu %. Wtdu 1898
S,it Aabrtu lit i'd an 8btumatsmus unp 9pss
ptpFt ur0 fam gu Dem Guti6luF,, Sbrs 9iltu SIR
atbraubtn. SCb lam ioert btotuttnoe Grltibtes
rang fiiblc mid ,pjt tin n,u,r Btsn6, itiO,m ids
Sid:lbsu uc6ms uno mobtc itbt njtt obHe 4, itn,
Gas CstiabI pOn Maoat,it uu0 0bldiriQteit Oas
i'd bsiab, if eGuiljd pritpunOm, bic GpsptpNr
eB nab ur9 meintn 8btumGtismus bin i'd polT
tanoia los gsporOn. sd bin iufritOtn 9tttat,
ipenu yrruuD DIR nit osu Qltdeu 2tjDcr bebdittt
IT, 8a0uap's Ginsn probjrt; ft tptrO,u ibu bs'
timmt furir,u oenu i'd bin ser NnNbt Dab o1e
Rrlnfbtt.n DON otm Spit,m, prnn IS auBtr Cros
nuug it, btrriibr,n bic 9,btr iunttiOnrt uibt.
8.Org, :. ScaIlb,
Rr. 20, IaFausStr, Us9ort.
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6milic abnlpblcn's Grmurbung.

Sumegtopr, N.zg., 27. Sept.
= gu Den bsfIrhteten unru5en in
8erbinbung nit Der Grmoroung Der
Gmilie 2(OolpbIen burd 5runt Ban
ner6plm iIt es ri6t gstommen, Diez
pohl Der @depiff @rispolO Die lotale
Milia Gompagnis li4 bersit bulten
lief. Der @sfangsne perSi6tete beute
ouf Elm 8orper60r uno puroe in's9ez
fGngnib ponMuppiue geI4idt, um BORT
bas 8orgeben Der 9ranb Sur4 a63us
tparkn.
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Cpier bcs Gilcnbabn>Wnlo9s

@ttoona, pa., 27. Septem6ar.
- Bier Mdnnsr, tpel3e oem 9eleIiF
Der n9ennIplpania gabn" entlang
gingsn, gsr!stbsn leBte No4t na6e &!iz
5absfb 5urnacs, etli4e Meitsn OItlld)
bon bier, unter bic RdOer elmer Runz
eirlofomotipe unO puroen getootet.
Die 2si6sn Iln0 10 idljmm Dtrltums
melt, OoB SDentifi3irung fait unm01z
ri6 1T. Die Mdnrer trugsn ReITetas
i6sn unb einer oeriel6en bate Elm &otz
nett in isinsm 9eIiB: gei i6nen porz
9efunbane S4uiftItiide entbalten biz
Narpen u. 81. @lItman aus Weqs
boro', pu., S. 8rdIOn uno Sus. Sosz
left
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Ser Gartcr=Taa.

WuIbirgton n, .. g., 27. Sspt
General gnpalt 9riggs pern16m
beute Elm 4rgument oe5 9rn. Wupnt
Mc9eoqb, Qlnpalt bes GupIiGns 8
W}. Carrier, pom 9eniecorps, ps,4'
2ebtsrer 6efanrtli4 Dur9 Elm &riegB
osriht Der 0erurtreuung enormer
Summen F6uloie befunoen poroen III
Mc9suq6 erIu4te um eire geri6Iii6t
RspiEior oes 5aaes, uno be6duptete,
Der prdI7Dsrt peroe Ei6, penn er Der
9lusipru6 bss 8riegsgeri4ls beIdtige,
elmer grobn ungere4tjgteit I4ulbig
MAIDEN.
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6u6sn entfanen nit i6rer 8tute, Oh
glei6 Die Grptolion Oas 9antgebduoc
t6silpeiie oemolirte.
= Die Gonoufteure, 9si5er uno an4
nrs 3ugbs soienItste Der rNeItern yteps
Yort &c 9ennipIoania>Sabn" 9abem
cine 2Obn5uid9e psrIangt uno orohen
i'm 8srtpejgerungsfdle nit einem
Strife.
- SoIep6 9Iat, unter &leOeIdno'5
erIter IominiItrution ameritdnlifHu
Goniul in SubupeIt, lit in @lipsIuno.
g., an Der Srigbtldsn y;erentrants
hsit 9sitorbsn.
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Cae(iktitel-

scitcns DER ciniiqcn Corporation in bieicr stabt,
Ocrcn @t1dit in Der G'uruntie non 9efBtitein be-
itcbt l4csbalb olo iolite ir9cnD Semuno, Der
Mistan;eu iibcrncbmen, ipdbrcno cr nit benelben
ooer lpcniQer llntoitcn id cine abiolute Sibcrbet
ourh Die 8uraHtie Stitens pieler Gompa9nie pers
idaicn fam!
utc Gjrunp,i bcithen, Ourd5 ipclde 3a1lrette
G5ruuOeigeutbtmcr in Baltimore IRE getEbrt ipur=
Den.
Die SIreaur Der MARYLAND TITLE INSU R
ANCEAND TRUST COMPANY" iinb i'm .Gauiz
fabIc<@cbGurc."
(Spcjial=NOtij Nr. 1J) (27lB)
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Gerfrad]te Banfirmu.

Nep zYort, 81. September. -
Die itulienii6 8antfirma 4xlo u.
60. oubier bat Die 3u6lung singeIteut,
Sie . idulost iGren @ldubigsrn ettpu
$4,000, pGGreUo iid bic glttipa auf
nur $4,000 bsloufen. Sin 6aufen
aufgeregter itulienii4er uno fjineliz
i6sr Oepolitorsn perIammelte Ii6, ais
bic SuspenIion betannt tpurbe, Dor
Dem Sdntlofal, uro mebrere Yoli3iz
item muBten bort ilationirt peroen,
um 2lusI I6reiturgen gu psrbuien.
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Srei &nabeu III 3noe bcrbrannt.

6 "a n 5 Oille, Sn6., q. Sept. =
0rei 3rubsn tamen 6su!e bur6 sj1an
9rano um's 2sben, tpsl6ar Die Wo6s
nurg Wiiddel W;lbe's, sjnss rsi6sn
5drmers nubeOudsfin, 3erIt0rte. Wilz
81 uno Satin rstteten Ij6, allein fire
3pei Sohne i'm 4tler bon II, rsip. 8
Sahren, Iotpie Der 17zidbri3e Sp9n
9rRoe. Elm 4derfnedt, iamsn in Den
Sfdmnleu nm.
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ger in grsTo;o, no lie ober nur penigs
Sage bleibsn tperben, Bis lie ausbs3ablt
lirh.
Mehr 8eifeII6miebe am
Strite.
SdnSron3isco, 27. Sept. -
Die in ben Sutton &c Risopn Sron
Worts" bsi6Gfti9isn 9eiIsImudsr 6as
ben einsn SDmpdt6;esStrits nit ben
an Den Rsgierungs 5ro1sporti6if>
fen 6eiddftigten aeKelmu6srn iricsz
rirt, pelde 1926 pro u6!Itiinoigell
4rbsitstog uno bos' 0oppeI:e fir
rueber3eit" perlongt 9aben. @s lit
mo9Ii6. oob Der @trifs, psnn sr nidt
fe9r balb beigelegt tpiro, IiG iibsr c:e
nunion Sron Dorts" ausbsbnt. Die
Gontruttoren Io9en, ouB apar Die iebt
in Reparatur be9riffenen Sransport=
l6iffe obne 8er5Dgsrun9 a6fu6ren t0nz
nsn, ooB aber feline nsuen Gontratts
ein9egangen tperDsn, Bis Der Strite
sei6li4tet lit.
g ol aten 6 Ben auf ben
3 6Iippinen.
Den MilitGr6a60roen in Manitd
bsrurIodt cine bsitls Ssraqe, bic G6ss
8sisbe auf Den Ybilippinen bstrefieno.
pie1 aopf5erbre6sn. g5 lit bGufig
porgsfommen, oaB amsritunii6s Solz
baien init ein9e6orsnen Srausn 5u1amz
men gelebt BADEN, uno in mun6sn Sal
len iinD 1ogar Srauungen ppn Regiz
mentszSapldnen por9enommen pprz
ben, bod f6sint ss. oab pRie @srempz
MEN mad borti9en @eieBen teine Sill
tigteit beliben. Sin San, psl6er in
befonosrsm MuBe 4ufieben srregt hat
lit oerisni9s zines Gapitdns i'm W9oz
ming syrsitpilligen Regjment. Der
betrsffsnbs GapitGn bate 5ruql unO
Sinosr bubeim. lieB lia aber oupurd
nitt dbbaltsn, nit einem biibi6en
MeIti3snzMGo6e BON gutter 5aqnilie
fat Elm Sa6r lang 5ufam1nen gu lebsn,
unD mar 1pgar BON oem prpteItdntl@
ff.n RegimentszGuplan nit i6r 9ez
traut. Qlls bujs Re9iment duf Dem
0ampfsr n8ront" no6 ben Der. Stua~
ten o6gebsn iollts, periieB er Oieie
n3peite sSrau" obns Elm Wort oes gl6z
fdisos uno ging auf bag S4iff. Die
getroeene elite ibm na6, tpuros dbsr
nidt uuf bus Sdiff 9slafsn, uno Der
Offi5ier lit nun pisoer in Der 9simutb
BEL Isiner re4tmdBigen 5amilie an9eS
lanqt.
8i6ter glatt in Manila puroe bon
ben WilitGrz9e6Drbsn INN Elm 9uta6z
ten binIi6tlid bieIer Soloaten@@6en
ungegangen unO but Elm Iolfss obgsgez
ben, ba9in lautenb, baB proteItuntiide
8apIane unb protsI Itantiffx 9eiItlifs
iiberbaupt auf ben Ybilippinen feline
redtsgiiltigen GbfdlisBun9en pornebz
men t0nnen, es lei Denn, oub beloe
Sbeite StautstpeIsn ungebOren. ,po
ioI6e Gbsn 9iiltigteit bdben, uno Dab
bic gbei6lisBungen in ben bstreffenz
ben aonIulaten regiitrirt peroen. Quf
Den pbilippinsn gilt nod ipunii6es
8eisb, bai1elbe ertennt nur 3peierlsl
6ormen Der gbf6lisbung al5 giiltig
an, Die tir6li6e, penn lie Our4 fat9oz
lii6e qrieIter pOll3Ogen 1T, unD bic
Gipi!zGfx. Sir ben @Oll5ug Der 2eB@
teren iinb absr feline uusfii6renoen Be
itianmungen 9etrofftn, es Ino feline
DtagiTtralsz zperionen oeIignirt, pel6e
berehtigt tpdren. Die Geremonie por3us
ns6msn, unb bssbnlb 1T bic betreIIenoe
geisBIids geitimmung BON jeber tin
tootsr 9udItabe gebIitbsn. proteitunz
ti{fs GsiHli9e tDnnen iiberbuupt feline
re6t5trdftige GbefhlieBun9 pornebs
men. ptnn Elm obsr beioe SbeiIe Gin9ee
6Urers Iinb.
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Gin beriillntter sSan.

Cine qrosc @nsabl BON Sdaen f6nnten bier ans
cioertbu:u in Tplot unerparteter Anprilde Qe9en
ibyc @eiBtitsl 8clo pcrlOrsn baben. $50 'mmer
ocrartiqe @ngelcgcnDtitsu beipro0cA ipsrDen' mag
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8ermiidte teI.srapbiidc Sepeidcn.

= Oi. Spinbe in elmer pripdtbunt
gu 0uranb. SQs.. puros pdbreno Ger
porlebten Ta6t bon Hdubern gslprengt
uno um $500 bsraubt. Die Spib=
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'9er riGjtise 2Seg, @elo III
peroteneu, if, lue.tn 1taa ief6lt
oic gGeimftem Gerobetrage at
psrsr0berm perfmGt."
9lnSreiu Carnegie.

llnisr Ytan fir Die li6sre unO
prOfitabisg(nlage bon unt6GEigem
&apital oOer ue6srI6uB am Sin
fommsn lit Der perfbar portbel!z
Baftste. Sn 0~b;noun9 nit Der
boGfommenItsn Si6srbsit unb bo@
hsm Yro5entiaB Des ProFits bic
tst oerlelbe Dem @aiebrten, Saul
mann pDar 2ohaarbe;ter eIae auz
Beroyoentl;6s @t.tgenleit i!in
ginfommA 81 perQrDBern.
Gonti f0nnsn gu Irseno etnsm
94tr1ne srDffnat DerOen - 81
oOer $1,000, nad Sbrem Sei;,bsn.
prof:te psrosn monatliA ausbez
5ablt.
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z a0~ap,s ,,.n..

ypnfdnoia esihmados, elegant perIudert, obfubs
renO r,sulireno rtiniqtHo unD trdtttetTo. Rdoz
pap's 8iu,u Jur otiluHQ aa'r St0ruHQtn ots Dtas
GEMS, Der GinQGpeiot. Nsr,n, 9luit, ntrpotu
Rruntb,it,n. 5tbuir0elaniaasn, 9eritOpuu0, 3ds
merrboiotn
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80. Sabrgang.
Saltimurc=C = bip=S nf,n= Sullctin.

$sO5 non Baltimore naeb Tew'gcrf unp sue
rid bel GjeleQtnbeit Der SeipeusGmpia Ttl'
trildsittn. 9iQste ptrotn am q. un0 y. Stpz
trnrbtr peyfauft, giiltig ur Die &ad1abrt bis
sum 4. Sftobtr.
$3.50 opu Baltimore mad, Zen euraDs @phle
uro 3uriid am S0IH;da, Dem |. Snobr.
Ser Spclialiug oerldbt pen Mt. RoDalsS Sabns
bof INT llbr Sorutittags DEN GamocnsSdDh@
hu' nm llbr : 4Rin. 8crmittCgs.
S1.00 ppu Baltimore nab Srrecrif. pagers
f9,YR Hnn 99inbster uno lrritd, ant Sonhtae,
3In I. CtIobtr. Or Spejiuljug psrlabf
ZEN Wt. 3opas @ubnhOi I'M ubr 9pCmlf=
t;as, Den Gambtuz&dbnlaf I'm Z ubr MIN.
Gormit;CQS.
SI.a5 pom Baltimore mad, SSaibin9ton AM
SGmitaQ, Den 80 Scptcmbcr, QNltl4 mr. pte
Riidiahrt bis qRontao ben ,. CftObcr cin=
ibcblit Mac ,3iac. Den "RoDal *'m!ieO"
ousQcl6loNcn.
Sl1Op Don Baltimore ndd) sSatbtnsfon uro
surid am SunutuQ mn WontaQ, Den |. une
,. EttObcr, qiiltiq tir Oie EHdfa6rt s,. Big sum nm
t. Sftober cntblitBiib, bct @cieqenDe;t Der
Sencp. Standardization. Ine 3ige. Ser por=
3iillibe - MiuuttnzS Sttnl C21)
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2GtGrGne.

Dtan b.ddt. bic iOetnosn SOmDtome, DeItt Nb
bel Grfrantunqen Der 9trDduunQs= s=GrGlne tInii.ls
len: 8uitOpiuns, inner, 60mprrboipen, Siutans
oran9 mad O,m ROpfs, Sdurt IN Ytd9tn, l,bclS
ttt 6oObrnntn, AbHsiQunq g,gen Spt'itH,
oOtr osrtdrtt,r 0,r,alla. GmpilHouHa,n ium
@uiiprinQen cotr grtidsn bti'm Gi,g,H, gti&Ddbts
Gcnttraft, Jlsdtn Oou G,ru.bt pOr ben gIuesn
Giebu unD 0umpftr S1mtrl i'm Gopf 3ltbmungss
b.iaDtrosu, otlbs Syuut uno &u9.n S6mrrn IN
Der S.it. 9ruit uRD ben @iitotrH, pI0stcs NuiS
.rst.u BON sYiss uHb grrHntn im 6ltiib
Giniee Esien 9 10 - y i EN- bsfrettD
eag eptsm pcu ben ,rnobnt,n Storung,n
9rsis 25e. pro Sb1tt.l. 81 babfu bti aleD
@pOtbttsru Ooer per Bot priluot
Raowap & 6 o, 1r 81 GmF5tr. R'ns0Orf.
u,bui,us.n Sic iit, oab Sic SaOUdp's ubalt,n
uro itbsn St baraui Dab Der 5irmaHam,n nd aut
isoem dabritate b,iinOst. oas 81. tluitH. W