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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-13
SMALL P0X FACTS.
Health Officer, DR.. 3. A. Pierce
Makes a Sworn Statement.
That Puts an End % Wild Rumors
and Sho US that the Disease Is
Under Control.

The following affidavit is given public
ity that the citizens of Salem and the sur
rounding country shall know the exact
truth Of the status OF the small pox in
the city.
STATE on OREGON 80
CouvrY or MARION 80
LEA. Pierce, NJ. d., health officer
of Salem, Oregon, being first duly sworn,
do odepose and say: That there are atthis
moment but two individual cases OF small
pox in or near Salem, namely, the baby
boy of Mrs. VIM Battersby, at the Mus
ser residence, and Carl Putnam, at the
pest house. Both are doing well and
practically safe.
There is but one suspect, and he is
almost past the period of danger, and
shows no symptoms. anticipate no fur
ther trouble. +. A. PIERCE,
Health officer.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-13
PERSONALS

C. l.. Idleman of the asylum is at
Portland.
Mrs. Linnie Reed went to Portland
this morning.
Hon. J. w. McCulloch left for As
toria this morning.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Eschelman went to Port
land this afternoon.
II. b. Plummer went 10 Dallas this
morning on business.
Supt. Paine of the asylum went to
Portland this morning.
State Treasurer and Mrs. Moore went
to Portland this morning.
Mrs. d. r. N. Blackburn returned to-
day from visit at Brownsville.
w. A. White will move today into the
Haas residence on Garden Road
f.. +. Shaw came in from the asylum
farm last night to attend the show.
Chas. Palmer, a student Of the school
for the blind, went TO Portland today.
Manager Anson of the Salem Light
and Traction Co., is at Portland today.
Mrs. $. r.. Jessup and Mrs. A. f..
Strong are visiting in Portland for u
week
T., G. Patterson and family are visit
ing in Portland for few days with j. d..
Guiss.
Rev. Evans who has been holding pro-
tracted meetings at Silverton returned
today.
Rev. NJ. VI. Norton, of Lebanon, Pre-
siding Elder Of the church, went to
Albany today.
Mrs IL. $, Peck, Of Morningside, left
today TO join her husband on his stock
ranch, near Drain.
H. T.. Gillian, the old postoiIice livery
man drove out with load Of inmates
from the asylum today.
II. $. Gile returned this afternoon
from Roseburg, whore he has been look.
ing up the fruit industry.
x, Il. Ryan returned today from the
upper Santiam where he has been look
ing up some land trades.
Mrs. Thos Jory rctured from Albany
this afternoon where she has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs; Levrich.
Miss Ollie Robertson left today for
Medical Lake, Wash, to resume her
position as asylum attendant
Mrs. w. A, Smick, Of Albany, isa
guest Of Mrs, J, n, Brown, and attend
ing the meetings OF the Synod,
Mrs. Grin Savage, Misses Ellie and
Annie johnson, and Miss Rose American
went to Portland this morning.
Mr., and Mrs. T.. =. IL. johnson who
have been guests at the home of Orin
Savage returned To Sacramento today.
DR.. and Mrs, $. Hamilton, of Rose
burg, went home today The DIR. is
Regent OF the State University and the
father Of Circuit Judge Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs, J, W. Wilson returned
from Brownsville this afternoon. Mrs
Wilson had gun and Jim as usual held |
the sack, and there was no doubt some
game in IT,
The Boss Miller oiStayton, who supplies
Salem people with great deal Of choice
flour went home today. lie says there
is great deal Of damaged wheat ON the
south side Of the river up wherehe lives.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MILLAMEITE.

NAhlNmfN its
VIM Taber, Albany; J W Irvine, Me,
hama, Ore. Mrs. X. Gillame, Ralph II.
Dunniway, +. IL. Coffin, Mrs. Ernest
Hamilton, Portland; o T. Goulay,
Brooks, Ore, II T. Lowenburg, Port
land II Herrin, Chehalis, Wash. Geo
Dorcas, Gervis, Ore, r ID Cooper, j II
Berdon, Independence. Edgar Z Hill,
j Snyder, Sam Goldsmith, Portland ;
A J Montgomery, Oregon City; Geo W
Bauer, ;. F.;CW Williams and wife,
Rob't Carlin and wife, Sara Carr, Edith
Barrow, Sallie Winholtz, OF the Vanity
Fair Co; j X Weatheriord, Albany; +
II Stirling, Phila' Pa; T. b Whitney,
Cristo Blaneo, Cal, Joseph MUIR, Bos-
ton; Aug Knob, CHM Ohio; NJ ; Marks
I ID stephens, Portland Chas IL Fisher,
Roseburg w + Buckley, Pittsburg, Pa I;
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-13
DIED

CHlrTENDEN.--At the family home
OF his grandmother, Mrs. X. T.. Sayre
in this city, corner Of Chemeketa and
Fourteenth streets, az l0;45 o'clock
Thursday, October ~, 1899, from ae-
cidential scalding, l-egene, son Of MIR.
and Mrs. +. Chittenden, aged years
and Z months.
Funeral saturday az ? p. m. from
this residence OF Mr.. r. +. sayre, corner
Chemeketa and Fourteenth street.
Burial in Odd Fellows cemetery
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-13
MARION COUNTY MATTERS
Business Being Transacted at the Court
House.

| BUSINESS Being Transacted AZ the Ioufl
House.
PROBATE.
Jas. Farley, administrator OF the cs'
tate of II. r. Nichols, deceased, has been
authorized to pay the lessee OF farm
belonging to the estate the sum OF 5000
20 surrender his contract, The lease in
question is held by one f.. II, Steiner
and the administrator desired posses
sion of the property Immediately in or
der to enable him to administer the es-
tate moro eXpeditiously.
II. T. Judson, administrator Of the es-
tate OF Adela $. Leslie deceased, has
filed his final account, showing that he
has expended $3S3.77 in excess OF his
receipts, and Judge Terrell set the hear
ing for Saturday, November II, nj 10
a, m.
DEEDS FILED.
Cora l.. Moores and \. y. Moores to
r. G.. Chesmit, the southeast quarter OF
the southeast quarter of section Z, in S
sr3w ", " d, 1000,
W. NJ. Cline and wife 10 Jennie, Lulu,
Annie and Alfred Cline, 1870 acres in sec.
tion St6sr ", W d, $1,000.
VIM Dresser and wife 10 William J..
Berringer, 100 acres in section St0sr2
e, " Il, $3.50,
j. w. Meredith and wife 10 r. G..
Chesmit, the northwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter OF section 8 t ssr3
W, " Il, 5000.
Nilinda Howell and W G.. Howell to
w. 7, Hail. 10 acres in 10 sr1w,qc
d, $500.
Hans and Thora Johnson to Henrick
Hloster, Z acres in t6srlw, w Il, $500
Ashby West and wife TO &. w. Mar
quis, 2,37 acres in 10 sr3.w, W d, Sl25.
Mrs. Amelia +. Miller to George G.
win, lot No. 3, in block No, 5, in South
west addition TO Salem, 500,
W. d, Claggett and wife to Grace +.
Burdett, l = acres in the W. p, Pugh d
c, " d, S75.
+. y. Gilbert and wife to A. T. Gill
bert, lot No. l, OF block No 10, in River
side addition 10 Salem; also a small
tract in Capital Park addition to Salem, !
q c d, 81.
Laura Wearysick and ;, c, Weary |
sick TO G, G. Bingham, lots No, and s,
in block No. 10, in Southwest addition
10 Salem, d, 81.
Jennie Cline ct al. to W. NJ. Cline, 1870
acres in section St6sr / ". condi-
.ional deed.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-13
Hosiery aud Underwear.

Hosiery in wool and cotton, for all
ages, and underwear in all grades, in
union and common 2 piece suits, Tor
ladies and children, and all grades for
men. Call and see us at the New York
Racket, all at our usual low prices.
- 2d lw
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-13

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Is a Remark
able medicine. A dry, tickling, hack
Ing cough, the warning that Consump-
JiOn turks near, needs no other doctor
but Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. IL posi-
lively cures throat and lung
trouble.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-13
Clothing and Shoes

Clothing Tor men and boys. Boots
and shoes OF best quality, the "Star-5-
Star" line for ladies, gents and children.
Selected with the greatest care, and all
sold at racket prices. Call at the New
York Racket, and get all goods at origi-
nal racket prices. 22d lw
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-13
Our Carr Does IL.

II is the feed and care that horse
has that fits il for the trip. Ii you
horse Is fed at the old postolrCe stables,
you can depend on his being able 10 do
the work. GmLiAM 4 BRowN.
10 u cod
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-13

Rev. r Bell, II f. Curry, NJ d.,
Baker Citp; Revs. Winfield + Scott, Gle.
one Chas W Hays, Grants Pass A l.
Foster, Myrtle Greek; 4 Benedick
Rosebnrg VIM Helliwell, Noncolo; q
Gillespi, Marshtield; T. A Adams, Myrtle
Pyint; Isaac Gale, Union; Twelve
members of the Nanitp Fair Vaudeville
Company.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-13
Ice No, Given Away.

cannot afford TO give ice away, but
am selling pure article at price that
IN within the reach of all.
CRYSTAL lCE WoRKs.
j. Mcguire, Prop. q 10 II
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-13
Ice Very Nearly Given Away.

We can give Ice away, 10 convince you
come and see now big "A chunk you yet
for little money. Our ice II manufac-
ture from pure distilled water.
capitol Ice Works,
sStf KLIN0ER a BECK
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-13
Mr. Vim. FRANCIS seoh,e.

The most experienced teacher Of sing.
ing ON the Pacific coast. New studio,
2m Liberty street, Salem. Terms mod
crate, Voices tested free Of charge.
1917 lwE
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-13
Insane.

W, W. Taylor was brought to the
asylum to-day from Lane county,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-13
TopAY's PRocErDtNGs. .

lnlh lloTIlnk HtbHloH bntl'u w
S;I5 u. m. with devotional exercises
led 10y Reverend Broullette, Of Gervais,
lasting half nm hour. From . 0:l5 until / /
the time was devoted to the transaction
Of variety of unclassifed cd business and
communications At II the report Of
committee ON temperance was received.
At ~ o'clock the meeting adjourned,
and the delegates were ushered into
the parlors Of the church, where n
sumptuous lunch had been spread by
the ladies. That the sight Of the loaded
tables went 10 the hearts Of the Rever-
ends and Elders, was shown by the fact
that ~ soon ~ they had sized up the
layout, they raised their voices in the
familiar strains of Praise God From
Whom All Blessings Flow"
At2 o'clobk the synod was again
called to order, aud after u short delay,
proceeded to elect two directors Of the
san Francisco theological seminary. Rev
T.. T.. IIill, Of Portland, and Rev, +, q.
Strange, oi Ashland, were nominated
and elected without opposition.
The daily programs are being carried
out to the letter aud for the benefit of
the people outside the city we print the
work Tor two days;
FRIDAY, OCTOBER l3.
sI5 "A. devotional exercises.
O:l5R. m.-Business.
II u. m.-Report of committe ON
temperance.
~ m,-Rccess until y. M.
2p. Election Of directors to SAN
Francisco Theological Seminary.
2;l6 y. m.-Rcport Of committee ON
Sabbath observance.
3 u. m.-Report Of committee ON
Home Missions, followed 10y report of
Synodical missionary.
lp. m.-Businoss.
3 p. m.-Recess until 30 p. m.
7;30 p. m.-pOpular meeting in the
interest of Home Missions Rev. Thos.
Boyd, u. d., to preside. Addresses by
Rev, Chas. III. Little, ID, d., of Tacoma,
Washington, and Rev, w. $. Holt, ID. D.,
Sonodical missionary of Oregon.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER IL.
S;l5, A, M.-Devotional Exercises.
Nflo, n NJ -huslnNSs,
10000, A. M,-Nomination for Per. |
manent Committees for next three
years.
1890, A, M.-Reports for Committees
Presbyterial records.
ll;O0, A, M,-Reports Of Permanent
Committees.
1900, M.-Recess until L. NJ.
200, Z. M.-Busness.
Qsnn n Al nannpt ri ft,p.t,ttt,, "a,
Foreign Missions.
400, Z. M,-Report OF Permanent
500, 4. M.-Recess until 1880 L. NJ.
1880, L. NJ. Popular Meeting i'm the
of Foreign Missions. Rev.
John NJ. Morrison TO preside Addresses
by Rev. W, 5. Gilbert and Rev, Robert
Mclean.
MOTIFS oN rHE SYNOD,
So far none OF the gentlemen attend
the synod have got into the jug or had
To be- bailed out, or pumped out,
DR. Hin of Portland is at the Synod
So far he has not burned amy one at the
stake il is not his fault, however that
he lives in an enlightened age. 1t is
the impression Of some people that ii he
had lived in Roge, Williams's day he
would have contributed to warming that
martyrs feet.
One Of the most modest men in Or
'gon is at the synod-Rev. j, r. n
iell lie used 10 he a newspaper man.
Salem Presbyterians and their friends
ire working hard to entertain their
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-13

Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day OF October, 1899, at 2:l5
o'clock p. m. JoHN NJ. PAYNE,
Notary Public for Oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-13
SYNOD OF OREGON
Holding Successful Sessions Of Its
Annual Meeting at Salem.
Interesting Programs by Day and Night
Will Continue to
Monday.

After singing, Rev. Snyder called the
synod TO order Thursday evening. lie
asked Rev. Eggleston TO read the Scrip
ture.
Rev. w. S. Gilbert, chaplain of the
Second Oregon offered prayer that
was welcome introduction Of this
young fighting pastor to the Salem audi
ence His prayer showed him TO be u
man Of refinement and feeling and OF
great spiritual force.
VIII Ketchum sang fine solo, and
then Rev. f.. =. Hill, d. d., of Portland,
preached the syn6Aical sermon. He
chose for his text part Of verse Z, second
chapter, First Peter: "Unto you there
fore which believe, He is precious" He
is earnest, and jealous, uses flow
ing rhetorical vocabulary, and rises at
times to power and eloquence.
ELECTION or OFFICERS.
At the conclusion Of DR.. Hills SER
mon, Rev. Il. j. Thompson, ~ acting
moderator, convened the opening busi-
ness session Of the synod. Rev. John
Morrison, Of Portland, was elected as
moderator mt the last meeting Of the
synod, but the reverend gentleman died
during the summer, leaving vacancy.
The election Of moderator resulted in
the unanimous choice of Rev. Alexander
$. Foster, of Myrtle Point, Of the South
ern Oregon Presbytery. In surrender
ng to the newly.elected moderator, the
gavel, Rev. Thompson made very
happy address, TO which Rev. Foster
made q fitting response.
Rev. A. J. Montgomery, Of Portland,
was elected temporary clerk, and Rev.
Thos. Boyd, also of Portland, was named
reporting secretary for the synod. Rev.
f. G.. Strange, Of the Southern Oregon
Presbytery, was elected permanent
clerk.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-13
CAPITAL BREWERY BOTTLED
BEER.

Nlinger& a Beck, Successors to SouthSalem
BottliE ( WORKS.
All orders for bottled beer will be filled
at the brewery. Kept on cold storage.
Free city delivery. Telephone 2l3l.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-13
O. H HINGES
Matchmaker and Jewelcr.
ace COMMERCIAL ST.
WEATHER REPORT.
Tonight fair, frost. Saturday fair.


for all ages and In all grades, oil cloth
ing and duck coats, and all kinds OF
oyercoats at the New York Racket at
very low prices We would be pleased
to have you TO call and see them.
1924 lw
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-13

I,ADIEs'-26 inch steel rod 60c. ~ inch
steel rod, $1.00. 20 inch steel rod sl.25
$3.50, $500 up to $500.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-13

We claim TO have the best value in
UMBRELLAS ever offered. The $500
line, with Leaf Silver Trimmed handles
are beyond description.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-13
WINTER SUPPLIES
UMBRELLAS.

CHIDs-22 inch Wood stick 4Oc. "a
inch, 80 cents.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-13

COLORED sILK-To close out this line
Of umbrellas, liberal discount will be
given.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08

Sruu @Gi5d u. 5tebenfon, bic Mntter bes
gefpeienen 8icezgrdfoenten &blai 6. Stez
benIon, lit Montdg friiA 43 n3r in glooz
mingtOn, 81, geitorben.
Sre6. 6. 8eir, Mitglieb Der Gontrattorerz
firma Weir, Mc&e4nie &c g., TT in Girz
cinnuti an 6er5I4lag geitorben. Ser @erz
fOr6ene mar elm gruOer bes Prdifoenten Der
Mbums @rpreB COMPANY, 8. 6. Wetr, unn
Der berpittpeten 5rau @uf9ington 9eitne
in Gbica9o.
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forb bonn 4. aongreB6e3irt BON Seras TT in
Der 9onnerftag g2a9t i'm propiOence@9 o1pi=
tai gu 8af6ington einem 9er5leioen erlegen.
SoIepbine &ipling, Bic fe3sid9rige So4z
ter bon &ubDarb Sitting, 1nb bds olteFe
Ieiner bret &inber, lit Montag Morgen, tur5
nub feds l1br an Der 2ungenent5iinottng GEE
1torben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08

brei Solbaten felt, bic ii9 i'm Saruar obne
grfaubniB in Der 866e BON gapite uno
Galoocan gu ibnen ~begaben. beren i9 MIDI
annebme unb bic i9 nit @elb beriorge. Sd
babe felt benz 4. Sebruar iiber 1900 SnIurz
genten gu Sefungenen gema9t. Die nadz
t6eiligen 8eri9te, bic na9 ben Ser. Staateli
gelangen, tperben meiitens in 9ongfong fG=
bright. Die biefieen 3ruppen befinben it4
in a~Asge5ei3neter 8erfuhupg.
Stele fir Gray.
Dem Senator @eo. @rdn bon Oelatpdre
lit bpm 8rGiibenten bic Stele zines 8unbesz
&reisri9ters i'm 3. @eri8tsfreis (gtep Ser
iep, gennlplDanien, 9elapare) an9etragen
porben unb bat Oerielbe ben poften angez
tommen. Seine go1e9sn 7inb Marcus %.
46efpn unb 9eo. W. Dallas.
~Grnennuneen.
Ser grGifbent f9idte II. u. fol9enbe grz
nennungen an ben Senat:
@ipian S. Sdsin, 8unbesmarf9u1 fir
ben fibli6en 8esirt BON Sbip.
@iids q. Monfort; goitneiiter in Gineinz
natl.
9ilfsz6 lottenconftrufteur Gi9mpnb q.
9obfon, oe6n Rummsrn burgeriidt bon go.
1 Der 2iite Der 6ilfss 6luttenconitrutteure
gu go. 8 Der Site Der 5lottencontrutteure,
pegen auberorbentlider Sdpferteit.
Capt. s. s. 5orbes, 5. SnfanteriezGegt
ment, Maior.
8ear 4Omiral Georse 9etpep gum Nbz
mirul Der Slotte bef0rbert nq9 benz am
2. Mdr3 1899 unter3ei9neten GeIeBe.
8rigabezS General glpe1 g. Otis gum
Generals aior (bur9 9dtent) BPM 4. Sebz
ruar 1899 an fiji miIitGrii9e 9ii9tigfelt
unb ausge3ei9nete OienIte auf ben P6iz
lippinen befDrbert.
GoG. 5reO 6. Qinstportb gum 8orite9er
bes &ecorbz unb 8eniionsdmtes NIT Brit
gdoegenerdlsrdng ernannt.
Sobn Speebale bon pennIDloanten, gum
9iilfsooriteber bes g1ecorbz unb Ben1ionsz
amtes NIT MaiOrsrang %ernannt.
Sobn @beeler oon 2ouiiiand, Marinez
,3ouuffi3ier i'm 8e8irt Seem Orleans, Ga.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
0nneHfnue.

Cine Oepefde aus !9elena, Mont., fa9t:
Die 2ei9e BON 6. $. Cabs, zines 8ruSers
bes berii6mten Sngenieurs Sames 8u9u=
nan Cabs, Der ben pldn SIR Sriite ii6er
BEN MiififTippi BEL ct. Souls getnaht unb
ben 8au Der Bride geleitet bat, lit @amftao
@benb in feiner !6iitte in nMite Mining
9ul6", 8 Meilen BON Clifton, gefunben
pprbsm CABS par 70 Sabre aft uno mur
eusenf4einli9 in Solge Der &dlte Dbsr
fonit elmer natirli4en 1rfa9e geitOr6ea.
Gr lebte gana dlein i'm @e6irge, cine lur3e
@trede bon Der Spibe bes 9arptge6irgsz
auges, pp er felt Sabrsn rad @olominen
eefpd6t bate. @r bate nenig Sreunbe
unb purbe BON benen, Die ;6n t%annten. fir
einen giniiebler gebalten..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
IetterHhtiittHe.

0ds emit tpeit urb Brett 5efdnnte Sotton
Spring 9otel in pepaufee, Nis., 1T a6gez
brannt. Dus @ebduoe toitete $4,000, 1tanb
aber felt elmer Heibe bon sSabrsn Geer. Der
8erluit 1T tbeilpeiie bura @erlidsrung se=
bedt.
Sreitdg frii9 lit Bel Muncie, Snb., S6erz
man Sbiplep's 9roBe S9sune. nit feds
9ferben, bier5ebn Stid 3inbpieb, aipan5ia
S4meinen, nebf eitem groBem @orrat5
hbn 5utter unb bielen Observation-Disclosures
ten nieberge6rannt. Ser 8erlnt betrGat
$4,000, unb 1T nur tbeilpeiie bur4 @erIi9ez
ring geoedt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
Herhten1en.
Dieneibt Elm t%rlahenmoro.

Qus G~pansbi1e, Snb., pirb beri9tet:
gs iinb pi4tige @riinbe au Der 4nnubme
p~Orbonben, baB Stephan @lafer feline Srau
uno @9miegermutter ni9t ermorbet bat,
nnb bann SelbftmorO begging, tpie 6eri9tet
nurbe, fonbern bab bic bret perfonen err
moroet pnroen, unb baB bann bas 9aus
tn Brand geItedt tpurbe.
Sin iun9er Wann, Der friber auf Glaz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08

Ier's 5arm ecarbeitet fat, battle Streit NIT
inn unb. foG gebro6t baben, 9lafer unb Die
gorge Sarnilie um5ubrinssn. Ser Mann
1T ieBt berf9munben unb fann rlirgeaos
esfunben. nerben. Der S6eriff S9omas in
Mount gernon bat cine llnterIu4ung Der
Sa9e 6egonnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
NnaIii1ksf1ue.
Die ,,morapia" eefbett<rt.

CAPT. Wtaiam gprtum bonn 6ifhi9ooner
rMonbego," Der 0ienitag bon elmer Slide
reitour in 9loueefter, MafI, antam, Bat bic
Na9ritt iibsrbrdbt, OaB Der iiberfdnige
0ampfer rMorabid@, @apitdn 5erguion, Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08

am Is. Sanuur BON 9amburg na9 Bolton
ubfubr, gegen ben II. 5ebruur an Der noroz
Dtli9en @anbbanf BON Sable Sslanb 9ez
i9eitert lit. Die rMprubia" ma9te TIRE leBte
Sabrt fir bic bumburgaamerifanii9e 2inie,
bd fie tiirali9 an bic Slomunz2inie BON SEEM
0prt b%erfauft norben mar. Die etpd 30
&0pfe ftarfe 9emannune tpur0e %gerettet. Die
rMorapio" mar Elm ~eifernes Sbiff BON 2141
Sonnen 9ebalt unb 1888 in @las5otp sez
bdut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
gPrnttIHttEH.
Karl Sbur3' 20. 6ebllrts 'ae.

Ser 70. @eburtstag hes berii6mten
INSTRUMENTATION StaatsmanneS unO
@9rift1teners 8arl S9ur3 ipurbe am Don't
nertag bur9 Elm 8anfett in 9slmonico's
Reftaurunt in SEEM gOrt g~efeiert. 3a9lz
rei4e 8liidpunidbepsf9en fparen i'm
2aufe bes Cages in SAur5' Bo4nung einz
getrpffen uno cine groBe Nn3a6G feiner Mitz
burger ~9ratulirte i6m perIOnli4. @uf
BEN /6eutigen Mittipp6, ben 8. MGr5,
Qbenbs, BADEN bic INSTRUMENTATION
Sreunbe bes 9srrn G9ur3 Elm ganfett nsbft
@mpfang in Der interchangeable %drrangirt.
reber 500 @dite netben fi@ on benz 8artett
bet6eiligen, barunter AUDI Der beutf6e 8otz
f9after Or. bon 6oleben in @af6ington
unb Der @eneraGfonful Setgel.
Bon Shirt 9erbert 8ismard uno 40 toni
angebenbsn Mttglt:bern o:s bsutI3en ReiAsz
tages tparen per &a6el @liidipunId
bepeI9en eingetroffcn, bes1(eicbcn aus terz
f6iebenen Sbeilen Oeuti6[ano5 unb aus
pielen StGbten in o'n Der. Staten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
Deribmunoener Ort.

Dieberum iinb burh cine 8erGnberung
in Der 9tr0mung bes MiHifippl msbrere
4der bes fru9tbaren 8obens tpegges
IGpemmt pprben, Der einen 5beil bet iii
ftori56en Srt19aft &astastia bilOste, Der
einitigen Metrppole bes groBsn peitliAsn
@ebietes. Sebt bleiben nur nod elm paar
6unbert SUB 2anb BON Der Srtf@aft
iibrig, bic bic erfte fran30ii9e NteOerlulIung
i'm Sbale bes Miftfippt unD Die rrfte
6aupttabt bon Slinois mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
Orei Ktnoer perbrdnnt.

Sn SebrOeWoolep, 8af6., iinb brei feline
&inber bes @9epddres &binehort bonWalters
8a1ep in ibrem elterli4en 9auIe gu Sobe
perbrannt, tpdbrenb bic @ltern i'm naben
8albe Bel Der 4rbeit tparen. Die &inber
tparen, als bic @ltern ii9 entfernten, i'm
9aufe eingef9lohen tporoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
Gefaneene Jnfureeuten.

Sn @rtpiberung auf cine @nfrage bes
SetretGrs digger, iiber bic 3abt Der bon ben
Snfurgenten aema9ten dmeritanif9en &C.
fangenen, 1T fOIaenbe 0epef9e beg Sc
nerals Dts eingelamfen: sManila, 8.
MGr3. Die Snfurgenten baben feinen ein3iz
gen &riegsgefongenen gema9t. sic balten