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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-05
JUMPED THE IRONS.
Grafton Car temporarily Delayed-A
Woman's Timely Action.

North Grafton, Feb. 4.-Car No. 40
of the Worcester and Grafton electric
road jumped the track at No. switch
at the point opposite the Huxley cot
tage. This car left Worcester at 5
a. m. and returned with the workmen
travelling between here and Worcester.
Beyond the loss of a little paint where
the car came in contact with the en-
bankment, no damage was done, but
the Workmen came very near not get
ting to Worcester in time to start
work.
The car was in charge of Conductor
Frank Brown and Motorman Arthur
Hammond, who telephoned to head
quarters and reported the accident.
The repair car was on the scene of
action in very short time and was
accompanied by another car. After
several hours work, the wreckng gang
had replaced the car on the rails. But
little Inconvenience was caused by the
accident.
A small fire created q little excite
ment among the neighbors of Mr.. Will
liam Reach yesterday afternoon Mrs
Reach had placed some clothes to dry
behind her kitchen stove, and sud-
denly the clothes became ignited. Mrs.
Keach's presence of mind prevented
any serious damage. She took in the
situation at once, and lifting the burn
ing clothes she threw them out of a
window, where they were extin-
guished by her Oldest son, Arthur. Mrs
Reach received several burns ON her
hands, but, with the exception of the
loss Of the clothes, no serious damage
was done.
A fair and entertainment were given
by the teachers of the Blithewood
school for the benefit of the Art League
fund. A large number of North Graf
ton people went up and helped to buy
the different articles which were put up
for sale. The ice cream and candy
tables had the largest demands The
candy table was cleaned out before s
O'Clock. The concert was given in the
latter part Of the eening, when some
of the Worcester ,Eingers gave several
selections. Directly after the concert
the auction of the unsold articles be-
gan. In every way the affair was
complete success.
Misses Elsie and Lillian Greenwood
of Millbury are spending a few days
at Mrs. Welsh's, on Main street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-05
THE IMPENDING coNFL1cT,

From the St. Paul Pioneer Press)
If young Russia and young America
should ever come into serious collision. It
Will probably be due to desire on the
part Of the latter TO go west and grow up
with the country and a desire on the part
Of the former to go east and do the same
thing.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-05
WITH MASONIC HONoRS,
Funeral Of ex-Representatve Farar Held
at Fitchburg.

Fitchburg, Feb. 4.-The funeral of
the late ex-Representative Francis F.
Farrar was held this afternoon SER
vices being held at his late residence
at West Fitchburg and also at the Cal
vanistic Congregational Church in the
city proper, Rev. George r. Hewitt I'M
til recently pastor of the church, con-
Quoting both. The funeral procession
was met at a point above the church
by Jerusalem Commandery, Knights
Templars, and the Fitchburg band, and
Post 10, G. A. r., and escorted to the
church, where, in addition to the
church service, the impressive burial
service of the Masonic body was gone
through with. The remarks of Mr..
Hewitt were of highly eulogistio ma
ture, and were impressive to the end,
The interment was at Forest Hill GEM
etery.
The winter meeting Of the Wachusett
Schoolmasters' Club was held at the
Normal school in this city this after
noon, and was largely attended. The
school and the home-1oes the proper
relations exist between the two" was
the subject of discussion, and five
minute papers were presented by Supt.
G.. l.. Nash of Gardner, Principal G. p.
Hitchcock of the local high school, F.
f. Woodward of the Fitchburg school
board, and c. f. Nixon of the Leom-
mister school board
The subject was then divided and
treated as to the work defined for the
school and the home to perform indi-
vidually. Supt. C. F. Palmer of North
boro Supt. d. b. Locke of Winchendon
and Principal H. F. Taylor of the Lau-
rel street school Of this city discussed
the question as to what the teacher
should do, and Supt. C. l.. Hunt Of
Clinton, Supt. c. e. Putney OF Bald
winville and Frank B. Spalter of the
Winchendon school board told what
the home was doing and should do.
Prof E. A. Kirkpatrick spoke on the
question of What was being done to
bring the school and the home in Q
closer relationship"
After dinner officers were elected as
follows: President, Joseph G. Edger-
ly of Fitchburg; vice president, f. w.
Plummer of Winchendon; secretary
and treasurer, H. S. Rowe of Little
ton,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-05

The funeral of the late John F'inneran
was held at st. Joseph's Church this
morning at O'Clock, the services being
conducted by Rev. James P. Tuite.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-05

The 1 o'clock train this afternoon
brought the body of Mrs. Mary B. May
which was taken to the home of Mrs
Foster P. Cutler, where services We're
held Immediately and the body was
inferred in Walnut Grove cemetery
Rev. John J.. Sewell conducted the SER
vices.
Mrs. Mary May was formerly a resi-
dent Of North Brookfield, but for the
past few years has resided in West
Somerville.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-05

AS lent approaches. the Catholic
young people as well as old are pre-
pairing for grand blow out next Tues
day evening, which will be their last
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-05


At 9 o'clock this afternoon the last
rites over the remains of Mrs. Cathe-
rine Maxwell, the aged mother of Post
master MaXw ell, were held at her home
on the Hillsville road. Many of the
old friends and neighbors were present
Many beautiful flowers were placed
about the cssket. Rev. John L, Sew
ell conducted the ceremonies, and the
interment was at Walnut Grove Gene
terry.
Miss Lizzie Kinnervan the Western
Union operator, was called home yes
terday by the sudden death of her
mother in Palmer
North Brookfeld Court, No 81. r. of
A., will hold its eighth anniversary
celebration in town hall next Tuesday
evening when a special program Will
be given.
owing to the large amount of snow
and ice on the tracks of the Warren.
Brookfeld and Spencer road, the first
car to arrive I'm North Brookfled was
at 2.S0 this afternoon. Since then the
trips have been made with regularity.
The st. Jean Baptiste Society will
open it's fair at Town Hall next Wed
nesday evening" with a street parade.
in which the st. Jean societies from
East Brookfeld and West Warren will
participate. The Foresters' band will
furnish music.
DR.. George Il. Spooner of the board
of health announces one new case of
scarlet fever the young child Of w.
f. Ross on Forest street, which is quite
sick.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-05

At meeting of Royal Black Precep-
tory last evening officers were elected
as follows: w. p, William Corbett;
D. P, David Dickson; r., Thomas
Evans; T., j. J. CTothers; c., Joseph G.
Johnston.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-05

Jonathan Smith, president of the
bar association, entertained the mem
pers at dinner, at his home, tonight
Toasts were responded to and matters
OIL interest to the association talked
over. Mr.. Smith is the senior member
of the bar in Clinton.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-05

1t is believed that William Whitelaw
will accept the democratic nomination
for selectman. Mr.. WhiteIaw is a sue
oessful merchant. He owns a bakery
that does large business. He is the
head of one of the leading Scotch So
cieties and a man respected by every
body who knows him.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-05

The game had not proceeded far when
Mr. Schmitt called
What yer gott?' he inquired with bated
breath.
ACES replied Mr.. Dunkelspiel.
How many ees der?''
zone"
Der .goot, thought dat ydu vhas
plufiln' detroit Free Press.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-05

Mrs. Haggerty- morniIIs Mrs.
Casey. Orm afther hearin ut Sw,iz an
Elegant wake yez attinded at rloolan's,
night before lasht? (
Mrs. Casey-Indade an ut wtk1 that
Shure Caseys unconclus yit. -kBalti-
more. w
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-05

An Assyrian pedler wandered into
the police station last He said he had
come in from Leominster on the troll
ley but his despatched and weary con-
dition indicated that he had walked at
least that distance. bearing an un-
usually heavy pack. The police shell
tered him for the night and sent him
on his way this morning, making one
or two small purchases, that he might
buy food
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-05

Rheem Roy, who is scheduled as "a
native prince OF India will speak to
the Congregational Society, in the town
hall, tomorrow at 10. 30 on the "Rela-
ton of the Shepherd to the Sheep" In
the AFTERNOON he will speak in Bige-
low Hall, upon India
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04

INSTRUMENTATION Sriebensoertrages 1T
beenbet.
80. Sir SreilaKung Der eefungenen
M1n9e forbert NguinalbO bobes 2DiegeGb.
Os3ember.
10. Ser SrtebenSbertrdq3n :
den Spanien un6 ben Ser
eintgten Staaten tritt bur6
bic unter5ei3nung b~esfeGben
feitens ber&Dmmiffdre beiher
QGnber in Strait.
Memorandum Der ipaniI9en aommiTGre.
10. @sneraG Miles iibt an Der 4r:neez
Derpultung ipdbrenO bss &rieges f9arft
&ritif.
IA. Inter benz vSrben publico" finbet
5u 9ubana tpegen ni4tbe8ablten riidtdnbiz
gen Solbes cine Meuteret itatt.
Is. Cine berni9tenoe aritit fdlt Gene
raj 8redinribge, Der 9eneralinfpettpr Der
Nrmee iiber bic NrmeeDerpultung unb Gene
frul Sbafter. = Sarbtge 8unbesfolbuten
ruuben unb morben auf Cuba in gemeiner
8ei1e.
16, Gpanien f4ldgt cine f9iebsrt6ter=
li9e gnt19eibung iiber bic N~uslegung bes
Mrtifels 3 bes SrtebensprctotoGs Dor.
II. Oas &Gumungs=BrotofoQ tpirb BON
ben &ommiiftonen in 9abana unter3etdnet.
10. Sloilo, bic 5neite 9afenftabt Der 96iz
lippinen, gerdtb in Die !9dnOe Der Sniurz
genten.
81. Die @ereinigten Staaten befteben auf
Der Qbtretung Der gan5en pbilippinen I'm,
bieten hafir 3~tpanatg MiGionen Dollars.
%. @egen Der Nbtretung Guba's re1ige
nirt @eneralfapitdn 8lanco.
Is. Die eriten amerifanti9en Offupaz
tionstruppen betreten ben cubaniI9tn 8pben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04
Warftberibt.
SdorperfSufe,

I1 ebt - Wtrter.0Bet3en Yatents I'm SAB. $3.50
S.75; Straigbts, SO. 1913. 80 in Sddeu; Spettal.grouos
barter Srib1obrs.gBeiaeu BateHts, 81. 10-425 8afsra.
t2.S5-25O; &ug9eumebL $2.70--290.
en- Rotber yto. 2. 714-71At: roe
tber go. 8. 67-70c; barter $50. 2. 66zc; barter $40.
3, 6-65c.
SrIbiabrspet5en 9tortbern $40. l, 68h-69;
0ortbern 9to. g. 67h-69c; Mo. 3, 64h-68c.
Mtats- go. 2, i'm 9pet6er. 36Ac; petBer go. 2.
1916; aeIber Ro. g 1916; No. 8, 33A-34Ar; eeIber yto.
8, S4A-34%c. Nuf Der 8Drie, pbue 9aeerfoiteH. nod
groben tpurben perfouft: $50. 2, 36Hc; merger SO. 2.
1876; gelber go. 2, 1896; go. 8. S4-341acc; geIber
yto. 3, 34h-35c.
Safer-gto. 2, i'm 9petdsr, 26A-27Hc; tueiBer 30.
2, 29A-3oc; 9to. 5. 26h-26Ac; iueiBer yto. 8, 2SA-
1916; tpeiBer 9iD. 4, 264-28Ac. MIf Der 9Drie, obue
2aoerfoIten no9 Nroben purben %oerfauft: go. 2, 81
27he; weiBsr $40. 2. 29M-S0Ac; Sen. 8. 26A-27e; meis
Ber $40. 3, 29H-29Ae; tpeiBer go. 4, 28H-29c.
&oqqen - yo. 8, fir ben Spet9er, sac; $50. 8,
53hc.
Serfte- GutterssrIts. 42c; WaaIs.a ualitateu AZ
ACC.
SGmereien-SIads, $40. 1Nortbipeitern. auf benz
Seletie $l.17h; Slmotbp, $l.S5-2.10 per 100 PfnuA
Rlee BON 5000. IS per 100 pfuHb.
&Iete- &elne 0erfdufe beribtet.
lin 8 - &eine @erfdufe beri9tet.
S~eu-Gimotbp. oslpobult9es bis befteS. $6.0O-859
be Sonne; Qrairie, 9elp0bHlibes bis beites, BON 500
$50 per Sonne.
b--0fOsgeu.. s~5.oo-6.Oo; @etaeH uuO 3afer.
"a, 0U-5.0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04
sic tit Oa!
l1eber 50, 600 Sdle BON Ga Grippe
iu Seem Sort.
@ertbnnue RntbThgld9e.

Sic lanbete an %unferen @eftaoen. Der
Siten ltegt in ben 5ei1eln bon Ga @rippe
unb ernfte 8eforgniB, baB bic gefiir9tete
&rantbeit uu6 biesmal einen epibemif9en
@6aratter annebmen m0ge, tperben ge9egt.
Or. ReDnolDs, cine befannte Nutoritdt in
fanitdrii9en Saden unb @eIunbbeitsz@om
mi1dr Der Stubt GbicugO, fpri4t ii4 fol-
genbermaBen bariiber aus: .2a Grippe 1T
eihe bebentli9e &rantbeit, ipel9e in pielen
SGGen, tpenn bic ebleren Srgane tpie 9era,
2ungen unb Nieren f9pa9 unb %angegriffen
finb, einen tDbtli9en @usgang nimmt." =
Gr giebt ferner niibli4e Ratbi4ldge uno
neutrality-suspicious..
Wdbrenb Der I9redli6en epidemic bon
Ga Grippe i'm Sabre '89 unb Bel i~pdteren
@rf9einungen bieier &rant6eit, that ein
f6ipei3er Srdutermittel, 5prni's &lpenfrGrr
ter=8lutbeleber, ausge5ei9nete 0ienfte. Sa1z
fenbe, bic es einna6men, purben i9nea pte@
Der berge1teqt. IS pirtte ebenfaQs als
S6ubmittel gegen bic gefiir6tete &rantbeit.
@rfabrung lebrt uns baber, baB mir ni9t
tparten iolen, big bas ungliid oa lit, un6
baB mir uns segen bic Mngriffe befelben
bur9 5~eitgemdBen 9ebrau9 Des MlpentrGuz
terz8Gutbeleber tpappnen fD1en. SIS 1T ferner
gu bea9ten, baB nit benz 8erf9tpinben Don
Ga Grippe bic @efabr nidt Doriiber 1T. IS
giebt faum cine &rant6eit, pel9e BON 10
b0ien Na9peben begleitet 1T, pie gerabe
biefe. Ser patient, f9einbar bon Ga Grippe
eebetlt, befommt plDbli9 2ungenent5iinbung,
9er3tranfbeit, Rbeumatismus II. |. m. unb
fetn 3uftanb 1T bel orgniBerregenb 1Anb ge>
fG6rli9. Sn bteiem 9tabium benefit Der
Nlpenfrduterz 8lutbeleber feline unii6ertreffz
liGe 9eilfraft. Gr e~ntfernt niAt allein bic
lria9en, fonbern trGftigt unb itdrtt bas
gan5e Sbitem. 9err Sbpmas 8Oigt in
Mpunb gitD, 60. Dat, ma6te folgenbe
prattii9e Grfa6rung, gr i6reibt buriiber:
v8ergangenenWint ertranfte meme Mutter
in 5olge elmer i9ipersn Grtdltung; bic Ner5te
ertldrten, iie babe Ga grippe, IS gelang
LINEN audi, Die &ranfbeit gu unterbre4en,
bD6 tpurbe fie ME gan3 geiunb. Sic mar iebr
f9pu6, bate bGufis S9iittelfrof, feline 2uft
gum @fen, nit einem Wort, ibr 9an5es Spz
item mar uuBer Srbnung. Sieie 3uitGnbe
beranlaBten midi, Elm probetiit9en bon Sorz
mis- Mlpenfrduter= 8lutbeleber fonlmen gu
la1en. gu %unferer gr0Bten 3ufrteoenbett
t0nnen mir iagen, baB Mhltter geiunb tpuroe,
e6e no9 NGes aufgebrau9t mar. Sic 1T
nun 10 riiitig lanb tbGtig, als ibr Otter err
laubt. Wir iinb fir biefes gliid1i@e &eiulz
tat 1ebr banfbar." = 9ier8u mO3ten mir
mod bemerfen, baB Sorni's Nlpentrduterz
8lutbeleber feline NpotbeferzMeoi5 1T, ipnz
bern nur bur9 2ufulzAgenten Ober bireft
bonn Sabritanten, Or. peter Sa6rrep in
gbicago, Sa., i'm Sale feline @genhar i'm
| Srte lit. beaooen merben fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04
Waarenmarft.

gu tie + - Bette Greamerp 20-2oMc; l. Qualitdt,
l7-1sc; gp. g. 14-I6c; bette na99slnd9te. l4-l5:; bette
9airp 16-l7;; .GuaIltdt l5-l6c; 2 NuaGitat 1916.
SD fe-Spins, 9h-10:; &imturger, neuer, 8-SMe;
@Gtpelser, 10--10Hc; omerItautiter Sedie III Sinerpoot
49s fir liz Yfuus.
Bob nj Bette $1.07M lilo; bette ,Nsebtums"
1.07H-l.l0.
SefGnaet Gurteps 10: bas gfuuS; SHbner
&c has @fuub; Gnteu 6h-7chas @funO; 9anfe =
SC has 9fnnb.
eter-@ans frif9s, gerlute absere6net. 2s-2es
bas 9ussna.
RulbfIeif $50 bis rs 9fnnb @eluiat 6M-7c.
75bis 100 pfnne, 7H-sc; 100 bis ITO pfuuo, sh-9c;
qeipbbnIibes uno fhmeres, 6h-7c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $s.00-650 bas 0useus.
2ebbhbner. 6.OO-6.5o Oas3ub.; Madteln, 81. % B. Dug
Gnten per 0ubeub: Ma1arbs, s3.OO-3. rs; 9feb 9eabs,
SO. e5-3 so, Zeal, 8luerpin9. $500; Seal, 9reenrpins;
81. OIL email. mireb. s1.25-1.50; Ganoasbads,
IS. 10000; Resenpos.t, $3.50 bas 9uBeao; 9aari4ns.
pfen, 81. 25 bas 9usenb.
Srifa. Tti6s gtat Bah. sroSe. bas 9faus;
11-1Ihc; pite. 6-6Hc; BidereL 5-5he.
9retBeIbeeren-geu unb 9uele, per sSaB, So. 90
$50; Cape Sob. $~5.50-6.0O; Serieps, $4.75-5.25
&ep { l-gssue, be befteu. SIS -3. 25 bas Gag.
Dram &c n-0t. Miaasls. S275-s.5O Ole Sifte.
Gitro ne n-8eite Aualitdt So 90 -5.50 &tts
8ououen = Bette, 5oc-$1.0 90 bas 8hn6el.
Seiqen- Sepa{dene, 1920 ooS 0funo.
acknowledgements 1896 basBuibei; 9eerleB
as-S2cSas9ui6el; 8oie 1885,; gurbants. 1876 bas
guiheI.
GRBe RartDffe n - ans Tem Seriep, $500
2.25; ans Slinois, $L00-1.25 bas SAB.
@etBtraut - $12. OO-l4.0 90 bic Eonue.
GeIerD 7-18c oas 9ubeno.
3pte be- II 30c per Bnl9el.
Mt bt 50c-e0e bic Rifte.
gaotbe @i6eu 9eue. 75c bas 5aS.
eFeii9.Gaier, 7s; ftsins
SGmalsfiftaem sse.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04
Sic bette piQe - Jayne's Painless sanative.
-@on Sapai mad Rem Dor

Bon 9apati mad Nemgort.
8ter &ompagnien Der Retp Oorter Sreiz
Observation-Disclosures pel9e tpG6z
reno Der lebten feben Monate in 6onolulu
ftunben, maAten Dor einigen Sagen auf ibrer
5eimreiie na9 benz Often in g6icugo Salt.
W3it biefe n bier &ompagnien tritt bic atpeite
4bt5eilung Stem gorter Sruppen BON 6ae
mali iiber Chicago bic 9eimreiit an. 0as
Battalion itanb unter benz 8efebl bes Maz
iors Walter Scott unb Be te6t aug folaenben
&ompagnien: Is" bon Mlbanb, q. g..
lieutenant @briftopber @ref6am; e." bon
Utica, q. g., 2teut. Sranf s. @oob; 81"
BON @alton, q. g., 2ieut. s. $. 8oDce; IS"
bon Sneonta, q. g., &upt. SerguIon. Die
2eute trafen nit einem aus neln S9lafpa=
gen b~eitebenpen Sonber3ug UNI 10 lbr gorz
mittdgs auf Der Burlington &c QutncDz8a6n
in Chicago Elm. Der 3ug ma9te an Der Wez
tern Npe. Salt unh tpurbe 6ann mittelt Der
8e1t &ailpaD na9 ben an Der 43. StraBe
befinbli9en @eleifen Der 2afe Sborezgabn
iiberfibrt, BON tO er gegen Mittag na@ benz
Often Angling. 9as Battalion aGblt 800
Mannf3aften, bic i4 idmmtIi9 beim beten
Wobliein ~bsfinoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04
Die pidtiefen Grei9niRe in oen Der.
Staten in 1898.
(e6lub BON Der /. geite.l

3. 8unbesfenutor &pIe ipri4t ii4 gesep
Grpanfton aus.
5. Gr0ffnuns Der S9luBfBuns bes
IS. &Ongre1es. Sn ieiner Sabresbotl9uft
permeibet Der prdibent Elm gingeben auf
Die pbilippinenz5rdge, tritt aber fir Der
me6rung Der Qrmee unb Slotte unb ldugere
Notwithstanding auf @uba Elm.
6. SIN Acknowledgement Der 5armer piro
gegen bic @rpa~niionspolttif proteitirt unb i'm
8unbesfenat Der erite @OrftoB bugegen UNI
tsrnommen. = General Miles uuterbreitet
benz Straightforward ieinen NrmeezR eorganiz
fationsplan.
z. Der 5uitdnbige SenatsausI9uB tritt
fir bic Nicaraguaz8an : 9ere9tiame Der
rMaritime Canal 60" Elm.
8, @egen rPlinberung" bur9 penionss
8iGs proteitirt 8eit i'm 8unbes1enate. -
@eneralmaior 8roofe tpirb @eneraIgouberz
neur BON Cuba. - Sci benz unter9ange bes
engGii9en S9iffes r2pnbonian" tommen 25
Perfonen UNI.
9. Die 9armoniezS a1e in philadelphia
pirb burcb etnen 8ranb in Sriimmer gelegt.
10. SIM Quab : gro5eie betuiqigt bas
Obergeriht in philadelphia einen &ufi4u6
Biz gum 7. Sanuar. = 8aileD bon Seras
pirb pieber gum parteifi6rer Der Semos
traten i'm &eprdfentanten6auie gepGblt.
II. Den eriten amerifanii9en 3ruppen,
bic in 6dpand einaieben, tpir0 elm entbuiidz
ittf8er gmpfang bereitet. = SIN 8unoesz
ienute bdIt 8eft cine ge6arnii4te HeOe gegen
@rpanitOn.
Ii. Our9 einen @tienba6nunfaG berliez
rem Bel Corfu, g. g., neun P%erfonen i5r
9eben. = Der @rz9rGftbent Der bertru3ten
8epftone : Nationalbant ou 9bilabelpbia
pirb gu stp0Gf Subren 3u9tbaus perurtbeilt.
IA. Die 8ilOunestetz8iu erleibet i'm Hez
prG1entanten6au1e cine Nieberlage. - 9enez
raj See, Der neue Militdrz 9ouperneur BON
9abana, trifft bort Elm. = Prditbent Mcz
ainlep bdlt gu Atlanta, @a., cine @ulOgie
auf ben Siiben.
Is. duff benz Acknowledgement Der @ibilz
bienftreformer 81 Baltimore nirb Die unter
Der iebigenQ Administration berrf3enoe 8eutez
politif feitens bes prGitbenten Carl S9ur5
I9arf %fritiiirt.
18. 8ei Der @infd6rt in ben 6afen bon
Santiago lduft Der Stronger cincinnati"
uuf. = 9eneral Sbafter bdlt Sel6iregisz
rung fir cuba fir Elm Ding Der unmOgli@<
felt.
10. Ser 8unbestreu5er Cincinnati"
lduft i'm 9afen BON Santiago uuf.
20. Die Sruppen Der Ser. Staaten 3ie6en
in ben 8orprten BON 5abana elm. = ST.
GonfOberirte feBen unlGBlih bes 8efu4es bes
prGiibenten in Macon, @a., ei1en groBen
8erbriiberlmgszQtt in Scene.
q. prdfibent @ompers pirb gum prGz
ftbenten Der federation Of 2abor" tpieberz
getpGblt. - Ser prGfibent trtfft pieper in
WafbingtOn elm.
%. 9eneral Miles iibt bpr Der Inter
fu9un9scommifiipn cine berni6tenbe &ritit
am 4lgerismls. = Gum Sefretdr Des Snz
nern tpir6 @tban @Gen 6ithcpd erndnnt. -
Oas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nimmt Die &ez
preiIalienz8ia an.
%. 9eneral Miles er6ebt peitere Qn>
tldgen gegen bic 4rmeeleitung.
"a. Der fpanii9zdmeritunif9e Sriebensz
bertrag tpirb benz PrGiibenten McStnlep i'm
WeiBen 9aus BON ben Sriebenscommtfdren
iiberrei9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04

1. 8eneral Wttles trtfft gu Tampa, Tld.,
Elm.
3. sSyn 6eGbenmiitbiger Weiie pirb unter
SobIon's 2eitung Der &oblenbampfer
| nMerrimac" i'm 9afenetngang bon Gam
tiago ~berfentt.
4. Der @enat pafiirt bic arie9sre0e=
nuenz8in. - @panif9e espionage Don @az
naba aug pirb blOsgeIegt.
6. Nmerifani18e Marinetruppen lanoen
gu Mquubores urb 8aiquiri an Der cuz
hanif6en 8iifte. - 9as Reimbursement
BON Santiago finbet ftdtt. = Die Snfur@
aenten ne6men bic @ortGote bon Nfantla
unb MAIDEN aabGrei6e fpanii3e 9efangene'
7. Die amerifanif6e S1Otte bombarOirt
unb serItDrt bic 5ortifitattOnen bon SAT
manera. - Ser Monitor nMfontereD"
bumpft BON @an Sruncisco na9 UfantGa
ab.
9. 9ie Sortififationen bon Guantanamo
peroen ~5er1tDrt.
10. Ser aongpeB puftrt bic &riegs>
teuernz8ia enogiiltig.
II. Mmeritmii9e Marinetruppen lan<
ben gu Guantanamo. : Sas &absl BEL
Santiago pir6 burGf9nttten.
IL. Sci benz erIten 9efe9t bon @uantd@
uunro biBeu bier MarineiOIbuten ibr 2e>
ben Elm.
10. General @bafsr gebt nit $1,000
Mann bon Sampa, Sla., ab. Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04
Drr Romaikt nit Spanieu.
6bronoloeifhe ueberiidt ser boupt.
fddli6ften Be9ebenheiten oes
ianeten Rrie9es.

; Greioni1e. pel9e fi9 Dor oetnfeIben abipielten
uno pom peI4en perf9ieoene cine inoirefte
DeraaIafun9 gu Dem Konftfte goben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04
9imanabr d t.
Der GelomnrFt.

me9iel uuf yaep gprt tuurOsn geitern nit 10 Gents
Nufgelb %oerfauTt.
Nabitebenb bic fur eeitern augeaei0teH WebIelfurie
auf bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Guropo's:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-12-15

heSss ncs fsf alaani from the house
b. sss thea snsralas
q ~s sisied ~ pfssid.pt Cooper
ihat rlans fnt a sfsmsfoff we're heinf
gFerssea hsFricdit and y ~onid 10
essZsst at qaishly a. possihlei while
Ihs casss nov airesdf reported would
- asspcsra u ~ the Honolulu Iron
Nofis
notor I,myrson. 4 move that the
f,resiaenf lnoisl be- authorized 10 have
a.. appropriation fnr the cromaiory
mat rats motion carried without
rsssrts
Nhsn the physicians were called
ugrn ~ volunteer their services In as
sisilne ihs Hoard ~ Healih. so:no were
axsrse - doing 80. stating they did not
believe 80 far that the situation was No
siarming a. 90 call for extraordinary
prcrsutions. President Cooper. hoxey-
o.. was urgent In his call for volunteer
medical aid. and some Of them offered
their services to such an extent as not
90 interfere too much with their pri-
yafs business
President Cooper stated that he
would issue an urgent call for yolun-
teers 10 make a house-to-house inspec-
tion and to assist the Board Of Health
physicians and patrols.
The Board Of Health members inti-
mated that they would remain at the
Board rooms. which would be head
quarters Auring the presence of the
plague. and electric lights were at once
ordered put in for night work.