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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-02
STATE PARDON BOARD
Receives its First Case = Condition
ofthc Stnte Treasury.


Special Dispatch to tho Intell!Gencer.,
CHARLESTON ". Va, June l.
The new state pardon board went into
efrec: to-day. The first matter referred
was the application FOR the pardon OF
Bud. Francis serving Ave years from
Mlngo county, for murder. The board
viii meet ct Mouudsvillc In july.
Commissions In the National Guard
were issued to-day 10 William W. H.
Wysong, TO be second lieutenant, Com
pany +, OF Milton, and John D. Sween-
ey, OF Hinton. 10 be reslmeatal quar-
termaster, with the rank OF first lieu
tenant. Second infa1irE.
The monthly report OF State Treasurer
Kendall shows the condition OF the
treasury June /, 10 be as follows:
Reccipts-State fund. slll.SS5 03; gen
eral school fund. s52.57: 10; school fund,
SG.53i 81: total, sl7o.995 95.
DIsbursements-Statc fund,sl50, ,5S6 IS;
general school fund. s2.I60 l2: total.
$l53.3i6 40: June l. 1899. balance In the
state fund, s3+l.slS Is; balance In the
general school fund. s3I9,9Gi 80; balance
In the school fund. s353.Si2 05, balance
In the treasury. June !. 1899. $l.0i5.62 70.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-02

COLUMBUS. o., June 1.-The Re-
publican members Of Congress from
Ohio held Il conference Tonight to con-
slider tho attitude OF the Ohio dclega-
ton on the speakcrship. There were
twGive OF the fifteen Ohio Republicans
present. but tho ubscntecs had proyl-
ously agreed TO nbidc by the decision OF
the majority. The absentccs were r.
II. Bromwell. Alonzo Dnnford and Ste
phen Morgan.
After n fall discussion. IN Informal
bnllot was taken, which resulted In
nine votes for Henderson. OF Iown, and
three for Sherman, of New York. Then
Il formal ballot Tas taken and the vote
stood eleven for Henderson md one for
sherman. The following representa-
tlvcs voted FOR Henderson,: nurton,
Rick, GrOsvcnOr. Kerr. Lybrnnd. Phil
lips, Shntiuc. Southland, Taylor, Van
Norhis and Weaver.
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CONVENTION PROCEEDINGS.
Every Incident rfen for Harmony.
PRESIDENT McItinlcy's Name Is
Chccrcd to tho the Echo-A Love
Feast.

"'cry incident ffcn for Harmony.
PRESIDENT McIiinlcy's Name Is
Chccrcd to tho the Echo "A Love
Feast.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. June 1.-The Re.
publican state convention assembled
saor,!y after o'clock and adjourned
eN'l 10 o'clock tomorrow morning so
night.
me Auditorium, In which the con-
ssFHhton met. has Il seating capacity OK
apo and standing room was In de-
.a1hn. With the elaborate decorations
slE ,Iis vast assemblage presented Il mag
.,.uceht spectacle. The factional fight
..s mas attracted the largest attend
s"ce from the different counties that
''sf attended an Ohio convention.
don. Cyrus Huling, us chairman OF
VI, 'Ie Stat" central committee, called the
sgnfehtl0n to order. There were DEM
pNVauons as Senators Hanna and
foraker entered the hall, and the GIce
.uo commanded such attention as to
,scGFe order. Rev. 8. s. Palmer offered
payer. after which Chairman Huling
N part said:
me Republicans OF Ohio are deeply
-, earnest this year. They feel that
WV prosperity OF the country. the ex-
psASion OF our CONNER and tho honor
I. lh- ilnS they love depend upon the
""..Iofsemcnt or William Mckinley this
ssar ny the triumphant election of the
,,Iaha!datcs nominated at this con-cn-
,t'H "'H' and his denomination and re-Qlcc-
,n' n"n next year to the high place he
y. The people love Mckinley FOR HIS
,'ts.!'y W.T.. ways. his ilrnrcss in action, his
,M;Ho'a In council. and they love his
rSIney rI,.y because they have seen 1t re-
,., ~ industry, awaken confidence and
'"."Fe ".Fe the honor OF the flag.
=, hs corrollary to this tho Republic
.n', .as OF OHIO demand that the voice OF
,Su"h ~ shall be stilled. The success OF
+. i'e party and Its principles Mt the polls
M '"'affffd fold more important to
Il m lhan the succesa OF any man"
MI ".; hulinV was chcered at every
rlloh ro,,oh or the name OF Mckinley. The
in''sntion in'. started In vein OF cheer
dn nuFing this speech. and kept II up
thnaR lhc entire Ecssion. Mr.. IIuling
b,'"uhccd that the stntc committee
n", a selected the following temporary
Thn'Izn'lon: Chairman. Hon. ". S.
1T OF Mansfield: secretary, Hon. u.
=, ilfnpaDn, OF Ashtnbuln; sergeant
htil. '''''N ''"ic'' VI S''ei'i-
yon beinR Introduced Congressman
~ was heartily cheerGd.
curing the delivery OF his speech
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ONLY $4,000

Troops Needed in the Philippines.
General Otis Says He Can Get Along
With That Number.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June Ire
plying to the enquiries OF the secretary
Of war, General Otis telegraphcd that
be Is s.ill Of the opinion that 10000
troops Will be necessary for the elrec-
tive control OF the Philippines"
Secretary Alger took General Otis
cable to the President and after confer
ence with him stated that the text Of
tho dispatch would zot be made public
rs It contained other matters besides
an answer TO his inquiry Of yesterday.
1T rea.Iirms General Otis estimate
made some time ago." said the secre-
stary, that 10000 men would be sut!i-
Client TO cope with the situation. As
stated yesterday, the regulars now on
the way or under orders to go to the
Philippines will give General Otis about
q ,OCO or 25.0G0 men after the withdrawal
OF the volunteers"
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Now Paris IEillScrccch,,

PARIS, June .. n, m--Lieutenant
Colonel du Patty de Clam. seriously i'm
plicated by the recent proceedings before
the court OF cessation as the probable
instigato- OF come ofthA forgerles that
have figured in the Dreyfus affair, was
piaced nB5er arrest at halt-past seven
last evening (Thursdar) and taken to
the Cherche Midi military prison,
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:. PARIS. June In. Deroulede, who
with NJ. Marcel-Habert was. acquitted
yesterday by the assIze court Of melting
soldiers TO insubordinatlon In connec-
tion with the election OF President Lou
bet, passed the military club this after
noon and ostentatiously saluted the off,
GERS standing on the balcony. The
crowd then recognized NJ. Deroulede
and acclaimed him.
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The SILVERITES
Hnvo Another Season OF Oratory In
Their Convention Mckinley Con-
dcmncd and Bryan Commended.

Their Convention = Mckinley Con-
dcmncd and Bryan Commended.
LOUISVILLE. ny. June 1.-When
the session OF the Bi-metallic clubs
convened at MacAuloy'.. theatre to-day.
almost every delegate was in his seat.
The three guberuatorlal asplrantc. VII
liam Goebei. P. Wat Hardin and ". j.
Stone. were on the programme for
speeches. Each candidate had his ad-
herents In the audience ready TO shout
for their favor!,es.
The following resolution, introduced
By General E. 3. Finley, OF Ohio, was
adopted:
Resolved, That With a view OF taking
measures 10 thoroughly organize the
campaign OF 1900. committee be Sc
lccted. Of which the president OF this as
ISOLATION shall be member.
That said committee be requested to
Cooperate with the national committee
In perfect!ng thorough organlzatlch
OF the Democratic parry throughout all
the states and territories OF the United
States. the president OF this nssocia-
ton TO name the Committee.
Judge Tarvln then announced the fol-
John P. AltSeld, llliaois; George Fred
williams. Massachusetts,. ]. ". Over
meyer. Indiana; J. SetIonln. Kentucky;
Allen w. Clarke. Indiana. and James p.
Tarvin, Kentucky.
The first speaker wns p. Wnt Hardin,
of Mercer county. HI. was greeted with
rounds OF hearty applause. The speak
er lost no time In getting down to I
discussion OF the financial question. He
covered the ground from the time mo-
ney was first circulated as standard
OF value 10 the present day.
Mr.. Hardin gave II as his opinion ttat
bl.metallism Is the true issue confront
Ing the Democracy OF the United States
aad the one upon which with ". ].
Bryan at the head, the party will
march to triumphant victory In 1900.
President TarvIn called the night ses-
sion to order at O'clock and introduced
Hon. Henry Wnrruul. of Indiana. He
opened by saying that he brought good
greetings from the EIousicr state; that
the Democracy OF ISdiana had remain
ed s;eadfast In It's determination 20
have the principles as enunclatcd IN
the Chicago platform prevail and that |,
would continue until bi-metalllsm had
been successful.
I've shall go Into the next campaign"
said Mr.. Wnrrum, mot on the defen-
etve but on the aggressive; we shall
no: go into the next campaign with the
od!um of mismanagement. but the Re-
pubicans will"
The committee on officers for the en-
suing gear made the following report,
which was unanimously adopted:
President. James p. Tarvln. OF Ken
lucky; vice presidents. F. J. Van Vor-
his. OF Indiana: D. s. Oliver, OF Ohio; S.
II. Biddison. OF Illinois; ". J. setnonin,
OF Kentucky; John P. A!tGeld, Of IN
uols; John Ovcrrneycr. OF Indiana;
LouIs Stcnz, oc Ohio, and Thomas TIM
dy. of Kentucky: secretary. Allen w.
Clark. OF Indiana: treasurer, Adam
Heimburger. OF Indiana.
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this evening. accompanied by Sergeant
Morris, OF Captain Mcciuskey's stan.
Mr.. Clark Immediately identified the
child found In the custody OF Mrs. Jen-
ME Wilson By Dep,,ty Sheriff Charles
ton, as his lost Marion.
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Upri..ht Plano for Sale.

An up-,o-dnte plano, beautiful cbon-
iscd case, 7l-3 octavcs, looks like new,
for Sl45. including stool and cover. II
You are thinking OF buying n plano,
here Is your chance.
+. ". DAuMER co.
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Mcnthcr rorccnst for 1,o.dnr.

For West Virginia, Western Pennsyl-
vaniu-Fair Fridny; variable winds;
threatening weather Saturday,
For Ohio-Fair Friday. cooler In the af-
ternoon; threatening weather Saturday:
yn rim Bile winds ~. ....|-''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-05

fidtl;d Der gr0b.rsn @4iffe bon
Denti@lanlo bo0itdnOis sei&losen 1T,
bIrfte g intereflirerp, audi bic ioe.z
ndnnten mittelsroben @4iffe 5tpi|hen
1000 uno 10000 Sonncn ben{,lb:n
gstra4tun9en gu unteraiebsn. 8criz
ges Sobr bate gneluno 81 folfer
Sampfer. DieIes Sabr (ino es az.
DeutI4lanb be1ob Dor einem Sabre
nur atpsi. r4usuIta @iftoria" unb
rSiirlt 8;smord," bsute fiibren 12
SGiffe bon %ertpdbntsr 9rDbs bic o.utz
i6e 5lasge. Relatip [ino allo bic
Deuti4en audi in bieIer @diffssrDbs
u%bsrlsssn. Der tsutonild. Better"
10 Iagt bic snsliIhe 3eituns, bat es
tpabrli9 I9nea %pertantosn, iidr bon
nns u~nabbdnsis gu ma6en." = Na9
bie|em re lisnirtsn Gsuf5er eonItatirt
bas eneli{de 8latt. bob bic Ser. Stuaz
ten nur bier, 9oGano nllr einen DAM
pfer iiber 10000 5onnen beIiben, Die
iibriasn muritimen Stauten gar feline.
sFranfreih's grDBt.s SdiffrS ourains"
mibt 8242 Sonnsn, Rublanb's BIOS
fau" 1867 5onnen, Sapan's rWafuia
Maru" 6266 Sonner, O,itreihfs
5000 Sonnsr, Odnemart's $500 unb
N~crtpeaen's srOBtsr Odmpfer bat
4445 Sonnen Raumgebalt.
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C3eanriejen,

Die ftdnbig tp%ad)Tsnben @rDBsnp.r=
hdltnife Der Dampfsr s.bsn ee eng
lii4sn ~@6ipping ga5stte" auf grunb
Der lsBten 1er0ff,ntlidung bon
r2lopb's Aesiiter" @sranIaTung. in
ben 9anbtlsmartnen perf 9isbsner2Gn=
Der na9 ben Ooeanriei en- um|d}uu 5u
palsn. Uas ersebnib, 10 a~ufrieoen<
itell.nb Is fir Gnslarto audi 1T, miro
nssutiper Nafur. iobalo bic bsutI9e
9anDelsmurint, begin. bsrsn grDbts
Dampf.r bersl.i9spsi!. nit in Be-
trdM ge5oeen tpsrben. Die enqli5hs
3eituns ertennt biss an. Dor einem
Sabre perfust. @robbritannisn nur
Ibsr feds Oampfer iiber 10000
Sonnen, nit Der v2uoania" unb
rGampania" gu ie 1880 Sonnen
on Der @pibe. Sn bisiem Sabre iino
bret binausetummsn: Oceanic" IT,
600, rNfric" 1876 unb nmebie"
1850 aenmn. Disfer 53upa6s,
obgleid iehr erfreulih, iarumpft
sufammen. tp.nn tpir uns na6
Dsuti4lanh tpenoeu. SIM Sabre
1897 - SO CAB es in ber .beutIhsn
Sanbslsmarine ssbn Dampfer iber
10000 Sonnen, i'm 2aufs bes Be-
ri9tsiabres finb aus 5ebn 10 geporz
ben, trenn man Die nod Inn 8au Be-
sriffenen mitadblt. Der grDBte, ben
rDeutf4lanb," mibt $500 Sonnen,
ibm folsen uaaiisr Wilbelm ber
Grcbe" Q4,349), ~patrieia" Q3,=
OOO), ~Graf Wulberiee" Q2,83O,
rGrober &urfir1t" Q2.5OO), Bel
sia" (11,OOO rMain" 10000,
rgotapia" 10000. .Rbein" QO.s
300. limb bon ben genanntm @9ifz
fen 1T nur ~8elsia" Elm Grseusnib
britifdsr @4iffsbuu : Snbutrie, bic
ibrigen fino auf beutidsn Werften se=
baut. Dd6renb England alio bin
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Sas aelbe Tieber.

NeD=S 8, VA, 5. Stt.
- 81 ben leBten "a Stunben iinb in
Der @topt feline Stsrbsfdae infolse bon
@elbfitber unb nur 3tpei nsue @rtronz
fungsn porgetommen. Die Stoutsz
@unitdtsbeb0rbe bat na6 elmer 8eraz
tbung NIT ben Sountpz8eamten bic
GntI6eibung gstroffen, Dab unter ben
iebigen umltdnbsn eine Auaruntdne
unn0tbig isi. Difem 9utaaten bat
au9 bic @anitdtsbebOroe bon MilIiIs
iippi bsiseltimmt, inoefen fino bic Be-
amten, bsnen in Der Staot Nathea
Mii., bic fanitdre Sbbut iibertragen
1T, porIibtieer unb po[sn nod psitsr
eire ltrsnse Quarantine burafiibren.
Die Sampfsr Der nNetp<S rlaans e
Meitern Company" tpurben, als lie BET
Nat9ea oralesen po0ten, nit Waffenz
aeipalt baran perbinbert. 2eute, NIT
6linten {hubfertig in Der 9anp, fpa>
rem am lfer ouFssItsat unb gabsn ben
bon NetpzS rleons tommenoen 0ams
pfsrn brobsrtb bic Weifuns, obne auFz
entbalt tpeiter gu fa6r.n. Die Oomz
pferz@eien{daft min iebt Die @tdbtz
@erpaltung BON Nat1sa tpegsn unstz
re6tsr 8sbinberun9 bes gerttbrs auf
Shdbener1ab b%erfla9en.
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Der. GGnaer BON Baltimore.

Sauptquartier: ,9ermunia > MGn,
rerhor : 6aGe." prdlioent Srana
Salt, Nr. 222, Noro : 2ibertpltrabe;
@etretdr Ssrmann 8%aosn6oop, Nr.
246O, @e1f : 8altimorsItrube; S4ub=
msiiter 6. 8. Waensr; 0irisent ..
Melament. Oelegaten : Weriammz
lung ieoeu 5peiten Greitag i'm Monat.
rMrion."
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Nr. 317, Weftz6aDsttsitrdbe. Sing
itunge: MittpO4s; Oirigent: S. 6.
5ranf.
rGermania= SO dnner4or."
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ner9o1 : 9uae," Nr. 410-412, 3D.
2ombaroitrabe. SingitunOs: 9Onz
rwritaas = Oirissnt: gbp. 8Ddnsr.
r5robfinn."
9uuptquartier: r5robfinn : 9alIs,"
Nr. 1000, 5rebsrid > MDsnue. @;nsz
ftunbe: Mittpo4s - Sirisent $.
&rippsl.
vMrbsiter 81 dnner6pr."
9auptquartier: Mnbrsas' 9als, Nr.
314, 9anoper : Strabe. S%ing1tunoe:
Mitttpo4s - Oirisent: 6. Sasmsle@
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,2orb 8aItimore= 30 a Ms
ner9pr."
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1900, McGlosrrpItrabe, SIn9ltunos
Oi.nltass - 0irigsnt: 9. %. qDblz
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Nr. 543, Norb : WaTbingtonifrabe;
Sinsfunos: 9isnitass - 0Irlsent:
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Semeb's ,ufinftiae Uemeaunaer.

Waibington, .. g., 3. OIL
Iomiral Dstpep pirb morgsn 8ormlt@
tag II ubr auf 0erubrsoung ben Ord
libsntsn i'm rMeib.n 9uuie" bsiud:n
unb nit ibm iibsr bic Su9base uuf ben
p~bil;ppinen cpnferiran. Dim Wontag
Mbeno reiit er bon bisr na4 Msuzgngz
Lamb Of. unr tpirb li9 einig. 3sit in
8srmcnt, feinsm SsimutbsIuate, aufz
hnItpn
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9rei Verjnneu erfft6t.

Gtieaeo, Sns., 3. Stt. - Sn
5olgs g%inatbmung bon Gas eritidtsn
5rau Sat, Sunslss, cine IS Sabr. al
t. Mittps. ibr 11sidbrieer @obn Sobu
Sunglss uno Der IS Sabre alte Weiz
6eniteGer Sobn Setot I'm 9aufe CIR,
4702, @tat. s StraBe. Na4 @nfidt
Der polissi erfolste br Sob fdon am
@onntnn
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Starben ben

Srimble, g., 3. Stt. - Sn BEN
9uuie BON Jrsb. Grenbammsr, brei
Meilen nDroli4 bon bter selessn, brad
persang.ns Nadt Seuer aug, bag fiA
NIT 10 un~gensiner Shmnistsit aus
breitete, bob 5pei &inoer, tpsId, hi.
Glisrn oasin ee!ai1en, gu spbs per>
bramnt paren, sbe cine 9ano gu ibrer
Rettnns geriibrt perben tonnt.. Gren<
BANNER unb feline 9dtfin battsn ben
Iben5 BEL einsm Na6bar perlebt unb
nuGbsm fs bic &inbsr gu 8ett. eez
bra9t. tparen fte nodmals fortgeaor,=
gen. Der urIpruns bss Jeusrs 1T elm
HdtbIei.
- 1.' sroben 9oI5b0fe bon Whee,
ler uno Duienburp : So. gu gnbeaDor,
5oreit : Co.. 3d., ap.i Mesil.n BON
Silzgitp, sinssn seftern in Tlammen
auf. Man fddBt ben @erlult uui
$5OQ00n
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Oemotrdten bpnG a t . n.
Eine brmpfrofif% mnfTpn Wpr>

: Cine bemotratifdt MaRen : @er=
fammlune fano ge(tern Mbtnb in
3orn's 9a1e an Dinon< unlo Der 3.
@traBe gu Canton fiott. ung.fd6r
300 per(onen fparen anpeIenb, unb
WnIpra9en puroen gebalkn bon ben
SO. Sobn @roion, 8. 9. Munn uno
MnDertn.
Ser 81 8onbtr. me-
mernd6renbe 8au= nno
Spar Derein" bolt 6eute feline
Sabres : 0erfammluns uno 8samtens
fpabl i'm 2otale oes 9rn. g. Rsnb,
Siioolt : Gde Bomb unb McGlberrb<
@traBe ob.
Wtr1tBte cine ftdbtif9.
Dorfdrift. - Marp 9uebes bon
Ger. 1858. ct. Soi.pbszS traBe, purbe
eeit.rn bonn poliaeiridkr Seed UNI
$40 geitruft. neil fx elmer Nuffprbe=
rung Der @anitGtsbeb0rbe, bic fIeine
Nuep binter fbrem 5auie gu pflaitsrn,
ni6t na4sstpmmen par.
Oas neue @ebdube bes
v2opola sGoltess" pirb morz
gen. Wormittaes Ill uhr. bonn Gar
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@ieber Gin Sampfer aefranbet.

81. SohnG N. s., 3. Sttober.
Der Oampfsr u8op Stute," Gap;z
tan Waiters, tp.lher am 25. Septemz
b.r nit einem ausemeinen Sarge bon
2iperppol no9 9oItrn ubsing. 1T
nabe aep 8ac. %esitranoet unb tpubrz
f9einl.9 total berloren. Sbre Munnz
{daft unb cine Mn5ahl als paHaaisre
am 8orb befinolifse 8isbpdrter
f9ifften fi9 in ben uusgelebten 8ouz
TEN Elm uro f4einen 1i4 i'm Nebel perz
irrt su BADEN. Gines ber 8oote bat
Sch Sul1er errei9t.
(Spdter.) - @ter 9oote NIT Dem
Captain unb 60 Munn {trIb bon Der
8urte n5lora" uufgenpmmen uno
beuts Mbenb gu Sap 8rople selan'ost
porbsn. Gin Boot nit Is Wann tpirb
nod psrmibt. Sin @dNtppboot lit
ouf bic Sude nu4 bem1elben auseez
fdidt porbsn. Ser Dampfsr tpirS
total psr(oren aehen.
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Gpdtcte &abelberi6tc.
Ser Gibpr Der @fritamoer : Partet
in Der Raptolonie ma4t eire lsBte
MnHrnnguns CUR grbaltuns oss

OSr Ou9lSI UvI NTlttu'porl P"I
IN Der Raptolonie moat eine lebte
anTrunsuns CUR @rbaltuns Oes
5rieoens.
Qonbo,n, 4. Oftobsr. Giner
0epei6e Der r9uilp Mail" aus 8apz
Habt sufoIse miro 9r. 9ofmspsr, Der
sFiibrer Der Nfrifanosr : Purtei, beute
Iaht mad Pretoria abreiien, UNI cine
lebte Mnltrsnsuag CUR Grbaltuns oss
1rieoens gu MAIDEN.
Gin Gorrsi ponoent in Pretorid fpisz
bsrbolt in elmer BON Montag oatIrtsa
Ospsf6e bic Mngabe, ouB Die 8osren
ben GntIhluB Gubern, bic Sanoung
psitsrer britii9er Sruppen in Glib
Qfrifa uls .Guius Self" gu betra4z
ten. Mus pistsrmaribbura piro gez
mslnet, ss p~srlaute, bab Oer 9elagez
runsa5ulianb iibsr Natuf perbdnst
psr6en ions, UNI bic 8osren in Natal
bapcn ab5ubalten, ii9 ibrsn Stamz
messsnoiIn i'm Sransoaal an5u<
f9lisbsn.
Hi9ter 8rosiean perz
baftet.
p"aris,3 Sttpber. - ST. Bersns
Ger, praIibsnt bss llnteriu4wngsAeoz
mites beg als 9obgeri4t tugenoen
Ssnats, bat bic @srbaftung bss 3idz
ters @rosiean bon 8erlaiaes IN Ser
binoung nit Der 9sroulsos > Wsr<
I9pDruns a%nssoronet.
Mufrubr in .Intptrpen.
Mnttperpsn, 3. Ottobsr. - Sn
Wpngaarbnatie fiibrte bsute elm Strite
Der in Disnit.n Der Corporation ltez
benbsn 6ubrlsute gu tinem Iufruhr.
Oi, poli5ei purbs, als lte bic Ruhe
bersuit ensn bsriu9te, nit Hepolper<
1duf1en empfangen unb ging Damn NIT
blanfer Waffe por. Msbrere poliais
1ten tpurben bertpunbst uno piels Der
Nufribrsr perbaftet.
2onbon interefitrt i9
fir bic internattonale
Sa9trs9atta.
Gonbpn, 4. Sftober. - Die kle>
srapbiIdm Naariaten iibsr bic Rsz
eatta apifdwn ben Su4ten "@hamz
rod" uno ,Golumbia" in Nep@Yort
ertpsdtsn seitern bisr bas srobk Sn>
tsref.. Die 5bsater paren am Ibtub
fat per0ost, pdbNro 1id sroBe Msnz
ifenmaHen bor ben 8iireaur Der groz
BEN Sasesbldtter suiamr1sn erangtsr,
INN bic Melowngen aus NetpzYort gu
psrnebmsn. Der l1mitano, Dab Der
,S6amrod" elsih bi'm Infang einsn
8orlprung eruans uns audi bepm
Sdlufe Der uRnti9sbsn gsbliebenen
6ubrt Der columbia" UNI einise
0arbs poraus tpar, srrsgts ben fpllosz
item Gntbu|iasmus, uuo aagemsines
8eouuern purbe baribeu sodubert,
bah bic Winbftils Elm Reiultat uns
mDgli9 madte. Man slaubt bier mo-
tirliht oab Der rSbamrod" ssfoon@
mel, baben piirh. Das Rti ultut Der
nd9Iten. auf DonrwrItus arberaumz
ten W.ttfahrt piro NIT Der grobttn
Spannung %ertpurtt.
8ef0rberune fir g9ret's
S6niesero1n.
Berlin, 8. Sttober. - Sn 5olgs
hsr NIT rom nsTfrinsn Snns in Graft
sstrstsmn Reorganization Der bsut<
fden Nrtillsris 1T audi oer 9uuptmann
Srbr. bon 3eoliBspsipe als 9atterisz
Gbsf bes 4. 8aro. : 5el%eartiaeritzR e<
gimsnts na9 Berlin Deriebt poroen.
Die preuBiIde Mrti1,rie beiteht iebt
aus 4 9arbs : 5slbartiaeri.z uno 76
Gni.n : 5eloarti1sris : Resimentern.
(5rbr. b. 3eblib 1T betannfli4 Der
S6pieseriobn pes 9rn. @eOre gbret
bon NenzYOrt. q. D. 49,
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Sabie @eisman,1 acfurben.

paterion rs, 3. Sttober.-
Sable Weismann, elm Spfer Der
i9ledten 8sbanoIung in Der Mdbfenz
gsFerungsanitalt in Srenton, lieg.
i'm @tsrbsn, uno prd1ibent 8iibop
pcs, Der y4inoerIdub : 9efeai4dft,"
pslfsr auf bic 4lussn friibersr Snz
fui1en Der NnTtalt hin bic Sberl.brerin
5rau gpter psrbaftsn Iisb, pirb oes
Mdodens @tsrbsbstt : Nusiass ent<
eeeen nsbmen lafsn. Sabh sibet
nift nur an Der S6pinbfuht, ionz
bern fat audi sia 9alsz uno Magenz
leipn; lie bebauptst, oob oas Massnz
leiDsn cine Solse Der Mibhanblunsen
lei. I'm lie 5ii4tissn gu tOnnen, ba6e
li9 bic 200 Pfunb i4tpsre 2ebrerin
Jrau Sidel auf @s6sib Der 5rau
Gplsr auf ibren l1nterleib sefniet unb
fire Wrme auf ben 8oben gebalten.
(Spdter.) - Sable Wsismdnn lit
teute Nu6mittag gsltorben. Gin.
balbe Stunbe porber NOR cine Spsruz
tion an ibr borsenommsn poroen, in
bsp 9offnung. lie am 2sbsn gu erbal=
TEN.
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9cmufratiiher Garncnal lit 9eras.

Dallas, Ser, 3. Ott. - 81.
bteiise STATE 5oir" TT bur4 ben
sfeidseitia itattfinbsnosn politiiden
Sabrmantt Der nGbicago Plattform"z
O.motrctsn gang in ben 9intergrunD
asbrdng, rporbsn. Solde Sebsnspiir=
bistt;ien. pis 8rpan, @ul5er unb am
osre Mo,tflbrr br Silber : Demoz
tratis, iiben msbr In5iebunsstraft
aus, cls bic groben &ortoffeln uno
Die rislfsen Maistolben, bic bic Jar=
met BON asrus ausgsiteQt babsn.
Qu4 beutt am 5~ipeitsn SsIttag. bes
nbemotratifaen Gurnsbals" bisltsn
8rpan unb @enohen iptebsr @sben.
Oas nDonar : DINNER" i'm rMubitoz
tium" CAB ibnsn bi. p%iItommsne 81,
!sgenb.it. Sul5er rebste ibsr bic ,po>
pularitdt Der Observation-Disclosures
imStsn." Belmont bon Netp : gort,
Riht.r Suroin bon 8sntudp, Sber{t
Dstmore bon ct. 2ouis, grz9oub.r<
neur Stons, Sones bon Wrtan{us, &.
9. Sohnion uno Champ glart bielten
eEenfdus Wafprahen.
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binal@ ib6oeps feierli4 getpeibt tperben.
Cine grobe 3abl friiberer Stubirenber
unb 6reunbs bes Goaegs tperoen an
Der Feier theilnehmen.