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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12

CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-THE Record to-
morrow will say: When Mayor HarrI-
son returns from his vacation this
week he win put himself Mt the head of
n movement which is expected by the
Democracy OF Chicago to land the next
national convention Of that party in
national committeeman in this city
next Sunday will be taken advantage Of
to make friends for Chicago as the
convention place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12
ZoLA,s REFLECTIONS


On the Burlosque of Justice - The
Fifth Act to be Played.
PARIS, Sept. 12.-The Aurore pub
fishes this morning long letter from
Emile Zola, the novelist. which is a
pendant to his famous "jo accuse" let
ter in the early stages OF the revision
movement. It concludes as follows:
The ministry which It's agents have
betrayed the ministry which had the
weakness to leave big children with
muddIed minds to play with matches
and Knives, the ministry which has for
gotten that to govern is TO foresee-has
only TO hasten 10 act II II does not wish
70 abandon to the good pleasure OF
GtFmany. the nth act Of the drama,
,le tg denouemeRt before which every
iisnchmnn should tremble.
~. II Tor the government to play this
llh act as soon us possible, In order to
y, mI,'F'nt us coming 10 ua from abroad.
%. government can procure the dOcu-
In.H's. Diplomacy has settled greater
difficulties than this. whenever IL
ventures 10 ask for the documents
5 ~ AAAN bNNhNANfAAH AAA'N "bA
given; and that viii be the new fnct
nl.H WIN necessltnte second revision
Dai'Ig the court OF cnssntlon which
,14H be this time. hope, fully In
,,o.inrl md would quash the verdict
t1ts r"nvol In the plenltude Of It's SOW
'fn.an majesty.
l'Nt u the government wore to recoll
n.s.aln The defenders 0f Justice and truth
NL sp what Ia necessary. Not one OF
?. desert his post. Proof lnvlnclble
mt0a, we shall finally end by obtaining,
~ H'Fcmber q we shall be NJ YER
aN. My trial win recommends, In
t,a...aH. b n8 It IN to reoommencc in all It's
.Un' n meanwhile justice Is not
viii again help 10 do II. My
my valiant Laborl. whose hon
l'E but Increased. will. therefore.
.tM...,.''gee at Versailles the address
'"'.A he was unable to pronounce at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12
suTocated by Gases.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 1.-Two mem
bers Of the fire department and II child
OF four yenrs We're killed by gases In n
vault this afternoon. Monroe Dent.
aged four, fell into the vault In the
rear OF his fathers house, on Clinton
street. md the fire department was
appealed TO for MD Thomas Bland
and Harry Heinsheimer responded with
q ladder, and descending were sufrn-
Gated by the gasses The bodies were
all recovered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12

WASHINGTON, Sept. II. = Word
has come that Commander Tnusslg. of
the navy, will arrive in the United
States from Manila about the first of
next month. and It Is believed from
what is said by his friends that he will
promptly demand n court OF inquiry.
The officer was relieved Of command
OF the Bennington by Admiral Watson
because of some free criticism on his
part OF the capablllty of the admiral.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12
Rennes. and q 9 very sImple. N0thIng

Rennes, and It Is very simple. Nothing
VIII be lost.
''As for me I shnll not be silent. He
Will merely have to utter the truth
without fear OF injuring me, for am
ready to pay for It with my liberty and
my blood. Before the Seine assiEe court
! swOre TO the Innocence OF Dreyfus.
! swear to It before the entire world.
The entire world. which now prOclalms
with me. And repeat. truth Is on the
march. Nothing Will stop It. At Rem
mes It has Just made a giant stride.
may see It arrive in q thunder OF
aVenging Nemesis, devastating the Fia-
therland, unless we hasten ourselves to
make It shine forth under our clear
sun Of France"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE fol-
lowing cablegram was received at the
war department this morning:
MANILA, Sept. 10,
AdJutant General. Washington:
Transport Senator arrived this morn.
ing. One casualty, William u. GOldth-
waite; died nt sea; body embalmed and
brought here. OTIS.
The Senator carried ten officers, six
hundred and sixty recruits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12

wILLIAMsPoRT. Pa. Sept. 1.-THE
jury in the case of ex-Postmnster Bo-
CERT, OF wilkesbarre, on trial charged
with opening mail belonging to another
person, came Into court to-day and an
r1ounced that they were unable to agree.
The twelve men were discharged from
further consideration of the case. 1t
was stated that they stood eleven to
one for acQulttnl. No date for new
trial has been announced.
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Fcrcr RccorI nt Kcr Ncst.

KEY WEST. Fla, Sept 1.-THE to.
tai number of yellow fever cascs up to
date is IS9; reported in the last TWEEN
ty-four hours /. The physicians have
failed TO make n report Tonight. No
deaths have occurred In the past
twenty-four hours. Nine cnses nrG
being treated at tho yellow fever hos
pltai, and the rest are In private fam
illeg,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept liza coal
train on the Delaware, Lnokawanna &
Western dashed into the rear end OF a
freight train Just MS 1t had pulled ont
OF switch at Nay Aug. Ave miles
south OF here tonight, wrecklnE the
caboose OF the freight train and killing
Joseph Parry and Patrick Cullen.
brakemen. OF five other men in the
caboose two were slight injured,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12

MANILA. Sept. 1850 a. m.-The
mayor Of linus has disappeared. and II
is supposed he has Joined the rebels on
the promise Of receiving generalshlp.
He was colonel In the insurrectiou
OF 1857.
The United States transport Senator,
which sailed from San Francisco Au-
gust 10 has arrived here.
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Chlcngonns VII Protest.

CHICAGO, Sept. liza monster mass
meeting to protest agnist the sentence
Ing of Captain Dreyfus, In accordance
with the decree OF the court martial, is
being Planned In Chicago. Prominent
ChIcagoans are said TO be concerned In
the movement, which was started yes
terday in the Jewish section OF the, city.
The proposed meeting is to be helu
,,,,,t ssatTrdnV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12

NEW cAsTLE-oN-TYNE, Sept. Il.
w. D. Stevens, a ship owner, and
royal commissioner to the Paris exhIbl-
tIon. has declared that us n result Of
the Dreyfus verdict he will not put his
foot on French soil. He adds that
Thousands OF his cOuntrymen VIII take
the same attitude. Several important
firms have already declined to exhibit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12

HARRISBURG. Pa. Sept. II. = The
vacancy In the Forty-sixth senatorial
district, composed OF Beaver and
Washington counties, will be hlled at
the general election in November This
vacancy was caused by the death Of
Colonel A. l.. Hawkins, and Lieutenant
Governor Goblin Issued his writ to nll
tho vncancy to-dny.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12
GRosYENoR,s OPINION.
Says Rcnnes verdict win InJure the
Paris Exposition.

Paris Exposition.
WAsHINGTorI, Sept. 11.-Represent-
atlve Grosvenor. OF Ohio, who has Just
returned from Europe, spending part OF
the time In Paris. when asked by a
Post reporter II the Dreyfus verdict
would hurt the Paris exposition, said:
beyond n doubt. No nation can at
ford to boycott the exposition as ma
tlon, because such action would be di-
rect Insult to France. but individuals
can express their opinions, and In my
Judgment thousands who would other
wise have visited Paris will now remain
ON this side. This will touch the French
in a tender spot. The French people
nre looking forward to making great
deal of money out of the show. It Is
n good thing that the appropriation for
the exposition hns been made. Congress
would hardly be In the mood now to ap-
propriate money"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgeneer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept. H.
Gov. Atkinson to-day received a tele-
gram from sherin Keadle, of 4ilngo
county. stating that he thinks the ''Mob
talk Of iynrhing Elias Hatfield. was all
hend any danger,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12

BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept il.-chief
Justice Charles s. Roberts, OF the
Filth judicial district, is dead Mt his
home In wcstmlnstcr aged flfty.seyen
years. He was a Democratic member
OF the Forty-fourth and Forty-ifth
Congresses,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE Methodist
Ministers Association, Of Chicago, At
the regular meeting to-day put itself
nm record ms protesting against the
injustice of the verdict in the Dreytus
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on March % of this year dispatch
was transmitted from Algicrs to Paris
that n party Of TuRregs had attacked
an European expedition on It's way to
Air, in the Sahara, killing 100 men and
capturing part OF Its caravan. It was
said that the expedition attacked must
have been the Foureau-Lamy mission,
but on March % official dispatches
reached Paris from Blskar. 2i4 miles
southeast Of Algiers, that the Foureau-
Lamy expedition had arrived at Agai-
bez months earlier, and that It could
not, therefore, been this party that was
killed by Tuaregs.
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ATTACKED BY TUAREGs.
French Mission in Africa has Been
Completely AnnihIIated,

TRIPoLI, Sept. 1l.-A courier who
has arrived here reports that the
French mission, headed by Foureau and
Major Lany, has been annlhllated. He
says the mission was attacked by an
immense body OF Tuaregs whos after
suffering terrible loss, killed all the
members Of the mission by force Of
arms
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12

The temperature yesterday as observed
by c, Schnepf, druggist, corner Market
and Fourteenth streets. was as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-12

For West Virginia md Western Pennsyl.
vnnia, fair Tuesday and Wednesday: fresh
west to northwest winds,
For Ohio. fair Tuesday and Wednesday:
probably cooler Wednesday; fresh west 10
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
81 Sung si8ang ls5pet an gsi6pOaensn

81 Sung Si4ang leIoet al gei4polenen
8einsn.
2aut poftna9ri9ten aus 6pngtong perz
ben in China itarte Sr~uppentOrper GUAM
menge5ogen, unb NQes beutet barauf bin,
baB ii9 bic &aiIerinz@it tne fir bas 6riibz
iu6r auf pi9tige l1nternebmungen porberetz
tet. Nus ~glaubtpiirbiger Queqe pirb be-
ri9tet, baB in Der Ndbe bon Peting uno
Sienz5fin bereits ungefdbr 10000 Mann
3uIammenge5ogen finp, Die IGmmtli4 NIT
Mauierz unb Wartiniz 9enrpz@ etpe6ren be-
~tpuffnet limb.
%tittel= mo Siioamerifa.
Qqut &a6elnu6ri4ten, bic am Gums
taq bonn General 8ioabeneor1, benz
8efe6ls6a6er Dsr Sniurgenten in Gcua@
Dor, in 2inla eingetroffen .iino, ite1i
ber1el6e nit feinsm Iiegrei9en Seer in
Sburra, fiinf5ig MeiIcn nOrOmeftli4 BON
0uito. Die Sruppen 4lfuro's, oeS 8rdiiz
benton BON @cuabor, perIu9ten Den Ort gu
riid3usrobern, purben jeDo4 gef9la9en, un0
perben jeBt BON ben SnIurgenten rerfolgt.
merifo.
Ser 9ampfer @eru @ru8, Elm mcrifaaiz
16er poi toampfer, 1T am %. DECEMBER
bon 8era Gru5 na9 SampicO a6gegangen,
Die Sa6rt bobtn ntmmt nur 5lpet Sage in
Qn1pru4, .unb Der 9ampfer 1T iebt UNI
einunb3pan5ig Sage %beripdtet, 10 buB er
fir perlpren debdlten pirD. Ser v9e1d
Gru3" mar Elm Sra3ts unO Ydiagier6oot,
urb bate auf bteier 6abrt me6rere FaI1az
giere an 8orb, beren Namen. bic 4genten,
iebo9 ni9t betannt seben pDlen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
Qu ..
Deutiblano.

Der &ei@stu9 tit9ienitog tpteoer 5ufam@
men9etreten. 9raf POiaOOpsfbzWe1ner,
9t"atsietretdr bes Snnern unb @ertreter
Oes Het4sfan3lers, erflGrte in @rtptberung
auf cine SnterpeIation, baB Die 8e9uupz
lung BON Der angebIi4en SGeiI6tnappbeit
IN Seuti4lano un6egriinbet lei.
Der Miniiter Der oanOpirtbf6aft, Greiz
PER- bon 9ammeritein=2 Orten fagte i'm
%0H1s Der beutigenGrOrterungsn i'm Rei9sz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
etme Sfemti6c ecibamtalt.

Die nSutnpis Stadts5eitung" i'll f4on lett
Sa6ren fir bic @rrt6tung zines 0ffentli6en
8fanb6auies eingetreten, unb ieBt f4eint bas
grpjett CUR Nusfi6rung gu tOmmen.
9as gretutibz Gomtte Oes nMer6antS
Club" bat cine @efebporlage du5gear1ei:et,
unb Sreb. 8ufe, 9taatsienator ponGbicagp,
tpirb bieie in Der 2egisldtur einrei6en. 9luf
benz 8dntett bes yMer6ants Stub" an LETT
ten Sam1ta9 Mbenb tpurbe bas projett elm
ge6eno befpro6en unb eifrtg beTiitpOr;&t.
1eber 6unbert pobf6abenbe 8I>ger iouen
f9on lire 8ereitpiqigfeit ertlGrt BADEN, je
tauienb Dollars 81 benz 3tpeds ber5ugsben,
bamit bic 2et6an5talt nit einem 0runpfapiz
tai BON 100000 ms 2eben gerufen perben
fann.
@ir BADEN nt4t n0t6ig, bic I9on 10 oTt
BON uns berborge6O6enen 9riin0e fiji Die
@rri6tung elmer 0ffentli9en 2ei6anfu:t gu
pieber6olen. Sebe europdif9e 9robItabt bat
Elm Dffentlt3es pfanO6au5, ipo 9eute, bic in
uugen6lidli4er 9elbnotb iinb, lire Nertbz
laden 9egen bi1ige @er3infung bes geborgten
@elbes binterlegen f0nnen. Nu9 in Dem
ameritaniiden 9roBftdoten fGGt bic g&ot3 oft
tpie Elm @olf in's 6auS, Ger 8ater fommt
auBer 2lr6eit, Die Miet6e foq 6eaa4lt iperben,
Qr3t un6 Npot6efe er6eiI9en beIOnoers Nus.
ldgen. SaufenOe paren bts6er g~e3tpungea,
lire Wertbid9en gum Pfanbontel 5A trdgen
uno minoeten r n prp3ent Der U}Gz
nat gu be3a6len. Wer $40 borgte, n1uBte
ba6er ieben Monat einen 9olar 3tnIen rntz
ri6ten unb f4on na9 3ebn Monatea 500,
alio bas 9oppelte oes ge6orgten 8etrages,
be8ablen. tpenn er feline Wert5ia9>n ~einl0fen
tpolte.
Nt9ts fenn3ei4net bic t~rauri1e Gage, in
bic man4er unperi4ulbete Nrme OAt6 Die
Rotb 9~eOrdn9t tpirO, btfsr, ais bic folgsnbe
Gefdi9te, bic ihh tiir5lid in Nep gort err
eignete.
4m Spdtna9mtttage zines tri6en Winz
tertags trat cine blaiie Srau in f6libtem
f9par5en 8leibe, bas emit elegant Qetpefen
mar, in ben 3aoen cines 9fan5ontels unD
Bot i6m einen S9mufgegenitan0 ais 9fanoz
ftid an. Gr lief so Gents oarauf. l2it
einem unfdgli9en Bid tteffter GnttGuT6pna
sOg bic Srau bierauf etn tleines 3finaelden,
bas an elmer S9nur lin Den 0ul3 Dina uno
i'm 8ufen beriedt mar, herppr, reidte es
benz Pfanbontel pin unO frug i'm, mas er
bafiir geben polIe. 8p.i S@iGing iaate er.
Die Srau mari einen lebten Slid auf bas
&inglein, in boS bic Worte For Baby"
eingrabirt paren, tubie es unb go6 es tin.
Sbr Bid mar ni4t me6r %trauri9, fonbern
b~er3tpeifelt. 81: frat an einen Muslaaez
taIten, nprin 5oIhenmeHe Ooihe, Hcpplz
Der uno anOere f9neibige unb 16ieBenbe Din
ger gum @ertaufe auslagen unb fruq mad
Dem preiie zines &aiirmeFers. @s foftete
eiaentli9 einen 0o(ar. Oa aber bic SFrau
nur rs Gents, unb her pfanoonfel in
Mnbetra9t Der bereits gema9ten profite ein
@inieben bate, tppbl AUDI no9 an ben rs
Gents, bic er bdfiir betam, feline 30 pro3ent
perbiente, 10 lieB er Der 5rau has MeTer.
Sic nabm es unb cling CUR Sbiire. Damn
Dffnete fie bas Mefer uno I9nitt fi9 ben
9al5 burG.
Sn einem 0ffentGi9en 9fanb6aufe perben
bic 8~erIabitiide gere9ter abgef9dbt unb Der
in Npt6 geratbene Meni9 erbGlt getp0bnli6
ben 8etrag, ben er berlangt. SmuIenbe bon
2euten perieBen ieBt i9re 9auseinri8tuusen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18

Sn beut &tGnbtf4en 9 tGttsrn
lduft bic Na4ridt I'm, Der in Chicago
tpegen @ri9ieBung zines iriifen &rnftab=
lerS ietner PrO3.iitrung en~tgegenIebenoe
8uron &urt BON 8iebenfeGb.
frii6er lieutenant i'm a6ten preuBiihen
Siraifierregiment, lei ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
an Der SainOis Sbaats8eitung %getpeien.
Nun i3GTte ii4 Der Baron, ais es ibm in
9fem Yorf uno bier i4le4t ging, teiner ebr=
li6en 4rbeit; uber Die ibm DON orauBen 5ugez
f4riebene 904it e6ren6afte &rbeit fir Die
SGinois StaatS3eitung bat er tpeOsr Dsrs
ri9tet nod geIu4t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18

Die NappGeontben a6tn @eGb,
UNI etnen puti4 porbereiten gu t1nnen unn
9rin5 8ictOr NapOleon bOfft ieBt
baGO in ben 8eitB zines 4gitation5fon05 gu
~gelangen. Dem n9ailp G6ronicle" in 2onz
Don gu 5olge IoQ feline 3ante, Die &aiierin
Gugenie, einen 8ori6lag dngenommrn 6ds
ben, benz grin3en @ictor 3tbei MiGiOnen
pfuno, alio 5e6n MiuiOnen 9olars gu
iiberpeiIen, tpel9e Summe ben QebensDerz
IiberungSoertrGgen 5piI9en Nuppleon III.
uno engGii9en @eIeGI6uften Gusge5a9lt
tpuroe, ais Der pertorbene taiierli4s Bring
Die 9oQidbrigteit erlangte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18

Ieber bic Mntt=N It NJ
@pnferen3 lauten Die n~eueitsn, nit Der
9oit 6eriibergefommenen Natri9tsn nr9
immer nibsrIprs3enb. Sn elmer 8crIie
ner 3eitung peroen bieie 8ioerlpriiae nte
folgt ertldrt:
r@as bis6er b~prliegt, tit leoiglih bus @rs
ae6nib Der 8erdt6ungen Der BON Der @onz
feren3 einee1ebten 6u9commifionen. OG
bic biplomatiI6 den 0ertreter Der Gonferen5
ni6t bebolmG9tigt paren, binbenbe 8ez
f6liiTe gu faiien, lit es 5unG4it Sadie Der
&eqierungen, Ii6 ii6er Die 8orihlGge Der
Committeeman I9lit1ig gu MAIDEN. Sn nell
der sSorm bic Gegierungen einanoer ii6er
hire 9teQung gu Den 8Dri9ldgen Wttttbeie
luna MAIDEN perDen, lit, Die IS fdetnt, nod
nidf fetqetelt. Sin Wieber5uIqmmentritt
Der @onferen5 gu bieiem 3pede 1T nt4t aus
qef9lofen; b. itimmt lit bis9er nod nt9ts."
Dem 8ureuz@ General Soubert unb
feinen Offi5isren gu @bren fanb tiir3li4
in Sranspaars 6auptitaOt prGtOria Elm
qldn3enbes 5etmabl itatt, Prdfibent
erpiberte ben auf i'm uus9e>
bra1ten Srintfpru8 nit elmer ~feurigen
Heoe. @r i6iloerte BARN, mie bic Buren,
SransDaal emit beieBt unb be9uuptet ba@
ben unb ertannts bic !0qnb Der 9OrIe4ung
in Der geiammten 8urengeI4i9te; Der gee
oenpdrtige 8p13u9sruth. iugte er, peroe
BON Der 8ibel unb bonn germ geleitet. Sc
neral SCHUBERT duBerte ii9 in berielben Sons
art. Der NrtiGertemaior @rasmus err
flGrte, feline Wuffe lei nit ben ~neueften Sc
f6iiben berie6sn unb t0une es nit Der Dir
~tiGlerie irgenb zines eurOpdif3en Staates
aufne6men, SroB aler duberen 9efabren
unb @ermiflungen iino allo Die 8uren
qdn3li9 unper3agt i'm 8ertraHeu auf Soft
unO auf i6rs srprObte @e9rma9t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18

Wd6renb Semperen5ftmpeG bars
auf bintpirfen, baB auf Der meritant<
&riegsflotte iebes 9eiiige
9etrdnte ben 2euten pDuig ent5ogen perz
ben foQ, befinbet ii4 auf ben beutf9en
8riegsf4iffen ie cine eigene
r&ei@stanttne". 8eionbere Gpms
m%iiiiOnen ~6eiurgen ben Gintauf Der gee
g%eiammten 8eOirfnii7e Der &antine unO bic
treffli4en Nrtifel betfeG6en perbsn gum
biqigiten qreiIe ubgegebeu, pd6renb Die
ue6eri3ife Der 8efabung 5%ufaQen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18

Wubr6uft eri d itternb 1T bic
BON 8oiaten gebra6te Na9ri6t, baB bic
f9pebtf3e Expedition, tpel6e
ii4 aufgemu4t bate, I'm nub Dem @erblei6
BON NnOree gu fori4en, beim @eriu4e, Die
2enazMiinOung gu t~reu3en, mntergez
lit, So 5iebt elm Opfer beg
Norbpols bas anbere na9 li4. Wann tpiro
man enbli9 auf60ren, an bas i4einbar un=
errei9bare, unb piirbe es errei6t, 3pedlOie,
ba8 2eben braper MGnner gu tpugen9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18

gegen D@6attel MOrtguge", ooer brin9en lire
9retipien 81 Dem PfunOpnteG lno perbluten
ii6 On ben erpr6itanten 2inien, bic nan i6z
mem a6perlangt.
Die bOr penigen Sabren in Der Stabt
-Nep gort gegriinOete n9rOpibent 2pan Aiz
location" bat cine iegensbole 5bdtigteit ent=
faltet uno lire @riinber, 81 benen audi ber=
borragenbe 0eutf4e, nie @arl S6ur3, Osz
palb Ottenporfer, @uitap S9tpa6 nj. I. IN.
ge6Oren, baben erit tiir3li4 bei4lOfen, bas
8apital gu Oerme6ren, UNI ben geiteigerten
@nforoerungen g%eniigen gu t0nnen.
Nir boffen 3uberfi4tli4, buB Die 8emii=
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The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-09-26
Spanish=AmeriCan War
Panorama and Greater
America.

is one of the war books which is likely to be
in continuous demand. 1t is panoramic rec
ord of the triumph of Yankee Doodle. The
eagle flaps his wings on every page and "Old
Glory" waves around and above every scene.
Prominent officers connected with the war are
behind the guns Military life is pictured to
the eye from recruiting to guard mount and
skirmish line Nor is the ludicrouS omitted
The company cook receives the attention due
to his importance; the mess is shown; cavalry
scenes are given; the hospital arrangements
are depicted; the heroines of the Red Cross
service are displayed; street scenes in Ha-
vana, Santiago and elsewhere are unrOled
the new citizens or subjects (Which are theyO
of Uncle Sam appear and disappear as the
leaves are turned.
In a word, the gazer visits the new localities
and sees the tumultuous new life, without the
risk or expense of a sea voyage.
The Album is 512xS inches, weighs II ounces,
printed on finest coated paper.
Mailed to any address in the United States,
Canada or Mexico, for Il cents to cover post
age and packing. Copy may be seen at any
ticket office of the Big Four Route.
Order at once as the edition is limited.
Address WARREN j. LYNCH, General Pas
senger and Ticket Agent "Big Four Route" "
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mark envelope War Album"
June 30, 1899.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-09-26

The value of cow as a mixer is
affected for good or for bad by her con-
dition during the period of CESSATION: so
is the calf affected. If she is skin poor
at the time the calf is dropped she can
not be so fed thereafter as to bring her
up to her best. Winter mixers so often
come in right from short pastures and
in the season of troublesome insects,
and are reduced in flesh, if they have
not been given extra care and food.
There is only one way to make dairy
pay, and that is to give the COWS the
best attention every day in the year.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-09-26

Young turkeys are not the best for
breeding purposes; save the old ones.
Neither the gobbler nor the hen are at
their prime until three or four years old.
The breeder of other stock does not de-
pend upon his lambs and pigs for the
next crop, neither should the raiser OF
turkeys depend upon this years hatch
ing for his next years increase. Old
hens may not be quite so prolific, but
their young will be much more vigor-
Gus. twill pay to keep the hen turkeys
till four years old, unless they prove
valueless before that time.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-09-26

If there is not much demand now for
the cockerels, keep in mind that
Thanksgiving Day and Christmas are
coming, and, if rightly handled, they
can be kept until that time with profit.
Give them yard to themselves and a
suitable variety of warm mashes, bran
and grain, with an occasional taste of
meat. Withhold much green food, but
see that their water supply is abundant
and of the purest, with supply of grit
at hand always. Shelter properly, es-
pecially when the nights are cold, and
let there be about them no such thing
as lice. They should be fattended at a
cost of not more than five or six cents a
pound, and, perhaps, for much less.