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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06

S,be : Nai6insn aatr @rObeu, nit uno OSns
Tanpffefel Combinations : Embellishments unO
S5usioesNlai6iusn fir 9ampitrait, nit l2=,6Qiz
gem gals. Sanipitefel, neu unO oebrau9t, BON .
bis 100 gisrDtfrdits duf aager uno bilig su psrz
fauisn. 0orijORtdls uno u~trtitdle Sanpfmai5in.n
nit ira,no tp.l4tn q,tpini9tsn y9fsrOttrditen, ueu
oo,r Qs6roudt. @tbrau6te Mai6intritn bilO.H
.intu neu,n 3peie meints SsiGdfts, unO ncrOs i'd
nur 6abrjtate erfttr &lafe uno in autsnl 3uitanot
b.iin0lib flbrsn.
Gags uuD 8iiolin= Maidiusn.
SD babe eiHiQt 8ertlsuge fit Noibin.n= Werfs
Edtttn. io1rie Observation-Disclosures an 3anO.
ieuals otbrou5t puroen, bobt Gualitdt.
Sodft GuaIitdten BON &itmsn, uuD miro ilr
ieetn &itm.H Elm Sa6r oarantirt.
RsfsnaEl9ld9. iIr tlsfirii9s. Sl9tsanlagsn p.rs
ben obn. Rptttnbtrebnune ~ssltsisrt fEs Die G. & 6.
mlotOrs Don 1899 unO fir Waibirsn bO6ftr Gna'
Iitit.
3. 3. Da II 0 b. 81. .. Qigbt=5trabe.
2agsrbaus; @rOb= uao etlt=strab,. C5aa245
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Sltz9altimpre. = gu p~erfaufen:
Die bciten ,ipeiftDdieen 8 II in SfsSaltis
more; stnas p0llig Neuss; Der srts 6lur nit bars
ten Anli lGihtnhnll periehen.
9dfempnozWpenue,

norDIlD UDH EuIIIHIUlt@llIubt'
@ouptsfabrreq 5um n4atterions9art,~ cine Der
prQ6tigten Qlpenue'n &altimore's iperoeuo. 9dus
Ter nit aaen moDerneu 0erbeRerungen, Rlsiofra
i6rani, abatibrdqte Sbiir= Spieoel, ~eleganter Qprs
ieIanzS hrdnf, MISUNDERSTANDING, Quritnan=
Riiasnz @blauf, Sheppard Turnate uno 0taust,
Sb,uestaHal. 8iaioiter 9runOSins IN Baltimore.
eonntaos often. 9tuubt Gdirmount=Ape s@ars.
Gbn. e.. @oGGaeber 9auuntsrnebm;r
g1ohruno: Qafeipoooz@oe. unb 9altimorezStrdB:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06

Gin o~,rtifaleTr RObrtnttfel gir. -; Elm, bOri,uns
tale 3ampfmai6ins, 20 Qieroetrdite, s BEL u; elm,
Wnnnj6oe NIT 36.,6aiqem S6pung; cine Surface.
@iai5ins; cine ~ocbtlmai6int iir e6reinsr. BON t
bis 4 8Oa bid, "a SOa brett; cine s9arietdts"=2si.
tsn=WSi6in.; 9ertopp.luustn, @dng'arne, sSs:
Spaarg.a giemen uno Sreibne4en; cine Sr.5slsrs
Ranf, nit alien @ertisuetn; 9Obrutai6iHs. 6msrp.
Mai5in. uuD aaO; Elm p9anos2spsr @utter,' bis ,u
l 3oa Giitn.
an. iogut ME nsu, nur tutnios Wsonat. i'm Sc
brand.
peleu6tuugs : Ginribtun3, autornatii9t 4srlsr=
S~ompfmaid3inc uuo MISUNDERSTANDING.
Quds cine uoqltdnoise austGttune itr cine Ras
f6intns 8erfitdttt, Bis iu ben tl:initsu 6anouer!,
ltuQtn, tini6litbli1 lpsi 9sr. 8 uno fiHf 4r. u
Se9pitsHei uno Elm. 9artie @ummii1ldube, ou.r
@r6sen. biniq. Cine ppatanoigt elettrii6e gsleEhs
fnnagzGinri&tuno fHr 100 aanpsn, fertig sur Der.
binSuus nit ben Sr6bttn.
NaSiuirasen BEL s. 8. MaiIOrp, Rr. p,
2igAt=Strabe. C5dn21-)
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anselgeH. :3m uerianleI.


3 Derfdufen
Se6r biaio, Elm ereif0fiees 98obnbuus u6t 9
9imnlern unO alien decentralization. Ta63ufras
Gen OH Srt uno Stcae, gr. 703, 9tpro=6remont=
@peuue. Q26-oj
2 uuert c
Sine ii6 Qut jablcuOe 98irtbi6ait mcgcn Grant=
bsit pss GiQentbiinters. Ntau a~oreiire: pS. HI"
GrpeDition Dieie5 8latteg. Q2b,6)
pertaufen
9aDcn>Ginri6tuuq unO gadbaus s@tnrlttun9, lo=
ME QierO unO Q9aQtn; @uus iu Uermietben. Mian
a~oreifre: s@. ll5," expedition oIele5 Slattt5.
Q26-2)
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3 IL E fen
miin{hpn Sie cine Wobnuno init

r~itOriasn ~ilniOit,n in elmer reipettabsln gta6bcrs
j9aft2 Menn Sisiss Der Gal, ~ioilten Sis zines
inner prd1tigen 5lpeiit6di9en Sduier an Der 9toie=
6trabt, ,ipii6tn Orleunsz anO 5efftriOnsStraBt,
taui.n. Sie6en 3immer uuO ale Decentralization.
o. ieDriger 9rsi5. 8siammts untoittn 90
Gents pro @u3t. S6liftI i'll 9sT. 421. &olszStr.
D1Q-26l
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3uUer(d0iger Wegmeifer
bfruOrra9enSeu paItimurrr firmfn
s. t o 8.

QepfeIpein, GfIig unb prsB=9efe.
Glmsr 2epis & 66bns.
8antz, Supelierz unb Qpotbefezg inz
ri6tunqen.
S. L. gantsr, 9 bis Is, @eft=9rott:S trabs.
8aubol3=9dnbler.
S6os. Ylottbeips & 6obn, GantonsGpsHue uno al'
Geo. s. sIoaH & Bro, Ala ato6ttrabens@srfts.
8aubpl8 unb 6ol8 : S6neibemii6len.
Ssiis & Bruins, GoncorOsStr. unO GatsrH=aOsnus.
8tlber unb Ra6men.
Shirt Bros. & 60, 23 GeitsGamosnsStrast.
8tedtafeln, Gi7enbtei6, 20tbmetaG
Il. /. m.
8le6naaren, Sefen unb So6Ipadren.
3aDIOr Gapib o. & Co., q eioz6OiporOz5tr.
8IeirDbren, 8le6tdfeln unb S9rot.
9is Sameg J~tObertiOn mic. Co., 30 9unOOers5tr.
8u46anblung unb 3eitungsz N9entur.
"gaItim0re Nsps g." o6uns"SebdHOe'
8rauereig G3tDeiqe.
Gnbcnier gui6 Co., 9.atts unO 9ennsetrabe.
8rauz unb &efrigerator : uteniilien.
gBaaace etebbing, Ill Gfz@ermonsStr
9ampfmaI 9inenz unb &efIel : Sdz
%brifdnten.
Gbos. 6. 9aTbor & Co., e 2~igbtsStrabs.
Ora6tpadren.
QuFur q r. OH xETokR
0rpguen.
@ilpin, QunoOon & &c., 1874 eiGbtsstrubs
@iienpQQren fir S9reiner unb go!.
5terer.
Sotu Suer & Sons, % eaOs6burlegs5 trabs.
gtienpddrsn unb Magen<NrtlteL.
6. Scott 9apne & 9ruOsr, 362 9OrOs9a0s5 traBs.
GmaiQirte unb 8le9puarsn.
Mattbai, Sngram & Co., 100 6anOpsrs5trabs.
6tuggen, 6abnen uno N63ei6eR.
eisS9o 8P6s., 10 gget.a srinoton.s troSBe.
SarmerqerGt6e uno SGmereien.
6. 8. 2ambero Co., 10 2igbtsStraBs.
@ld8, SeIfarben unb 5trnthe.
ScnrD Seim & So, @oparDz uno GapettesStrabs.
@ummizWaaren
Baltimore gfubber Co.," p @o~ptiHss9late.
&afFee uno 8QfFeez30iter.
ss6s Guterpriie GOifes Co." 208 O~ts9ombarOfr.
8utI6en unb ale @orten Ma9en.
Gastb & 9ieS, 205 @ortbsStrabe.
2it6o9rdpGsn.
OF ensu e So Qeriunt nnifr. Mntbhaus dedenfibsr.
M06els2 agerbaus.
gru6am's @arsbOnis 4arfzape. u. 2oIpbins5tr.
Sefen, STANCES urb Surnacss.
2sibranOt & Mc2Oipea StoOs Co., 25 Gits9rattftr,
8apier unb 8Qpierz9iiten
emitb, Siron & 60, % eiOs6burlesz5tro
8ferbegeI9irre unb Sdt!lerpaaren.
2sr6 Bros lola 9anoperzStrabe.
BlumberzM aterialien.
Sie Somss 8obsrtiOn Mig. 60, 30 9unUOsr.5tr.
9ubz unb MeiBpoaren.
g%rmirOn, Gator & Co., 9 @eitsSaltimors= StraB..
@trumpFpoaren, 6anOi4ube ur5
&ur3padren.
Sr,ios & Sons, 223 a9cits8aItimOrss strabs.
Seppi6e.
9. g. 9riifitb & &C., 4O3 OfsS1ltimores 5traSs,
S6iiren, 3abmen unb 2dben.
6raut .. 8attins & Co., 400 OitsgrattzStrGbs,
8irt6f9afts @inri9tungen unb
8iQdrbzSii6e.
s. I. 8ant.r, 9 bis 13 Msit=Qratt=S Strobe.
WbistieS, Weine u. !. m.
g. Canadian L Sobn. 90 2iQbtsStrube.
Gnoetatl.
Sufpeltere, Silber= unb platttrte
Waren.
@sIi6 & Bro, 5 GtsgaltimOre=stra
2innen unD Weibnudren.
Gtart ( eteo,ng, 2l2 glOros@barlessStraB:
9fernegeI6irre unb &uti6en.
6. $. 8abtod 60, II g8et=6 apsttea Strube.
Sinan5teles.
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ine30G1&fi6e Sic

sin3ueebeu uno ~sefuiiee Sinner ;u 5eueen, feruer
aass @ifeusDertbe iiber 8efd,fcdtss RronFheiter.
iusenelid)e gsrirrtn9en, lmpotens, IlnfrIdlts
BUD Scr RettHnesz9InserA', Is. sun. $50
6eiten, nit oieIen Isbrreiden abbiIourgeu. Gs lit
Der einifS sIperldifae 9fattscber fir qranfe uno
Nente: bic fa oerbeirntben pouen. o6er unolidiib
nerheiratbet limb. @8ir0 mad Gmpfana BON Is Cts.
IN poE.Stamps foreIam nerpadt frei 1uoeIauot.
DEUTSCHES HEIL-INSTITCT,
No. II Clinton Place, New York, N. Y.
Der Rettungsanter iEis aud au Dos
BEN bel 8. s. Siemers in Nr. 1O3,
parf : 4Denue, nabe SapetteItraRs. "
in Witts's 8u9bdnDIung. Hr. 236.
Hpro=6 1tparo=S traks.
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DO. DARN qrirt, pro 4fo. 15c.-1'
Qehprnfs @sfliina[- nrn Nfunb:
RnItinnrrr Mnrffhrrfflfe.

CSsriht,t furo.1 9eutibeu Sorrsiooros1teu.D
baltimore. Den 5. Dl0t 1899.
Vie beutiac I8~siysryufuhr hetru5 1O.2S4 Snihds
Der Gtsudtortas 9orrats 3I1.165 Tuihel, BerdHot
pom ben gleodtorsn 1903 Suibel. Sert1uit Durs
ben - 8uibci uno - Wuqqous.
Tolaenoe 5abele 5eiQt DEN 5suttqsH. ben 1~e.rtgt1
uuo ben leetiabti3tH 5taHo Der G&eAeUpr,iie ID pers
glelbeuos ueberiibt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06
Yials Qtutt9s @elTl5e |@lelne Sttt
a.mlihtsr. Lsalukrats. SnagLlte. -Legiss 9alr.
6~afcT-0eutiss 3uiu5T I6,lS8 8uiheI; 1o,6s4
Buihel ,uridgeso9eH; GIsUGtor,usSorratb 2lo,O6o

BaItimoyer @TeflcusBorfe.
CScrtdtet fur Den ~DeutibcH SorreiDonoeHteu" our1
YdooeHoUri, C,tptr 81 so
Baltimore. ben S. Wlai 1899
UiioosHoorj SlIper 4 50. BrrehHeH tur ~iYrdHcS;
gautltrss5ratttn 5.2O-......-, dui 90 Gage, dut
Stdt 5.lb7s-....... tauimdnniihe 5.2176-5.2OS
81 Lu3t. GeIh5mGrt "a p, guloeu 39A.
GteTliHs 8dHtierS uWI 80 GAGE 4.S5Z-.....
oui Sltt ASIA, tauimdUHijbe asa.
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Nmnr's Shli6C.

Gatie 8rauer piin7ft bon 8jlaslm
@8miOt $4,000 5er3en5PFlaf:r.
SGen ais 6e6lf6lo9. - @nz
bere8 aus ben 8erj9t560Fsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06

$4,000 @6mer3ensgtiO Tu6t &oz
tie 8rauer i'm Common 8lad8z9ez
rt6t BON @il6elm S4miOt Ipegen eli
mes Qnge6lif gebrOdsnen @6eDerIPres
hens 3u e~rlangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06

~''~H NH''N''o
SruIt : Gompagnie'n.
@arpla nf''s Srnft Co. ao%' II Is 54oais. stTass.
8anten.
Nmcrtcaa Rational gunf, SibofsGds @igba unl
@ap=Strabe. SOibua ". @Ornsr, 4rdfpent; Sis
mon y. SbOtt, SaiFrer.
8. o. &aroep, Yr0fioent.
Sentimental National 8aat, 0OropefsGde Gbarles.
pnO @tEmansStEabe Y. 5. SadiOn, grdfOsnt;
GGSTmtT3' 1 Mcr8ants' @atioual gani. aoroiust.
gdt 29mbarD. mn sOntb.Strast. .9as. slOan.
Gte South unO 9srman=St rabe. 3aoio 8.
Bartlett, 4rdfOent; Gi&arO g. selmQn, Raj:
Mannfucturcrg' @utiunnl Cant, Roroofsefe Bal.
timorez uuO 2ibertp=Strabs. Charles @. 9uTIep.
9raFosHts; s neas4 y; Maion, asaiFg:r.
Ode %fapsitts mn G~utafpssttabe, Sag. 6Iarf,
@rdfotnt; $. :. Sb9eetsr, &uiFrsr.
SSapfi$' ganii SS @-s gait j1!oT, g aats, e'qioag.St".
Mlarulauo Saoings' @ant BON Baltimore, Gds
@altintores uno 0OliOap=6trabe. Qrdfoent gBm.
Genrp @nlopin, inn.; Sbasmeifer Sam. GI0uO.
Seuerperit6erungsz 9eieqi6aften.
&Fociateo Girsmsu's 3ni. Co., 4 Gouths 5trabs.
@opul Sni. Co.. 2l7 0h;9oltimOre:etyabt.
neutrality-suspicious.
@m. (. Sbafelforb, 19. SdO.9oaioap= Strase.
Sirdbenp & Sobn, 306 @ater= Strobe,
SipuItriele 8erTifHrung.
s&Oms GrienOIp SOeitth,1 100 @st. 6dpette.6tr.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT eieQi6Qften.
sSbe Mutual 2ife Sni. So. BON Retu=9prts 213
@trmausStrabt.
Marolunp 2ebeusperi $50, 8 Sout6s5 irab..
Serid1icoenes.
BatentzWnpGlte.
Wann & 60, equitable Building.
Gei9enbeftQtter.
Goof, Sobn s., Baltimore unD Str,utr.l,rrs
unD l31 gSeftsGurth=Npeuue
Gsrmanus Granct, @anfs unO 0Otfa=struss.
6rieo66fe.
aOubon gart Gsmcterp, 10 3OrO=@6atlts.e!rus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06

Die 8oblengrdber 8ernbarc
Gutotstp unb 9enrp G6eiona, %.
rep. % Sabre aft, pur0en geitern in
osr 3urtepz8unz3efe na4e 56enanz
boab, pa. BON 6erabFiir3enOen Sob
len erTt[duen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06

Wuts. - Sutu6r I5l,1So SleoatoreusSor
rats 7ge,739 8uihcI. gtriaHot ron 0er &.suatoren
lOU,43i Buihc(. 8ertauit Duroea $4,000 Sulttl
uHD e. l8agaoEs.
uno osH lettid6r5eH StGuo osr 2Fe5eupreIie in usr'
olpt41ruNpr l1Fhfrifdfs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-06

$50 @ouL Sas ....... -.------.... 30. {
5000 UiurulaHO gyerulHq So. Ger. 30. :
30 gtarptaEo GreiUiHg Go....-........
% 20 Bl6-..-..-....- q
SO Oh CINE Ntul gitate 2ruit.......... Z
5 Union Bauf......."...."..-.r...
25 UtaruIuao lrult ....... ......ou
81 GitlSeaSsBant 2
1000 Gar @sHtraIbubu 4er .......-..... s
IS 0eiterH @UHt. ......-. .
LOCO ga. " Glabamu 6Oui. Der ..........lO
1000 lnacoitia a F0t. 5er..........-....lu
SECOND CALL.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-04-15
Secretary AIger Says
He Will Not Resign

Washington, Aprl lf-secrotary Alpor
tonight put am effective qulotu8 ON tho
persistent reports that be- contemplated
retirement from tho cabluoi by a positive
and uuequlvocu statement that che r,-
ports were absolutely without foundo-
ton, and that unless some unforeseen and
unlocked for contingency arose he pro-
poses 10 remain secretary of war through
out this administration. Secretary Alror
had his attention called to recent rumorB
that he would resign after the close of the
investigation into the conduct OF the war
and Incident matters and that his scc-
cessor already had been determined up
on. Ile said an statements OF thai oharac-
Ter wore fllse that he had not enter
tainod any such intention and that thcy
were iusugated with tho evident pur-
pose of an. mpuug io force him to leave
th. cabinet,
lie authorized the Associated Press "a
make au absolute denial 90 tIs coutem.
plated resignation and lo announce fDl
plated resignation ana Zoo auupuuca ono.
rar all. ln the strongest terms. tna h'
would retain hls present office through.
out his regular term OF Office. or course
/ he added, ~ there shouid be great dla
astor in hs private bu7Ines anarH o'
/ he should be stricken lu health or s'm
such wholly unexpected ANA sudden ev
ent occurred IL might actuate hin o. re
sumo Dis private lifo as matter o
course, but he ma mot had any idea q"
reslgulng and hts determination % rt
flute reports t0 tho contrary was nxcd anl
uualterable.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-04-15
Press Club Enter
tains Secretary Hay,

Baltlmore, April 1.-THE ninth annual
convention OF the league of American
press clubs ol2sed tonight in a verltable
blaze OF glory A banquet. seldom II ever
cclpscd 0-.h tcirapin and canvass backed
ducks with the necessary noncommit-
ants was served 20 tho male contlngent5
1t Masonic temple this evening. while the
"swaethearls and wives" were entertain
ga at tho delightful dinner at the hotel
Iiennort and a thcater party at Ford's
Grand opera house. The day was entirely
given up to sight seeing and pleasure. Tho
guests assembled shortly after o'nloek
Tho state treasurer Thomas j. Shyrock
ch1irmm of the executive committee pre-
sided ana in a neat little speech introduc-
ga Senator Lcwis II. McComas Of Mary
land, che toastmaster Of tho evening.
Ilo proposed ID toast 20 President Nc
| Klnlcy and standing with bowed heads,
he three hundred banqueters drank to the
Ih,alth ut tho president. The t0astmaster
! lhen introduced secretary of state John
Hay, who told a few remlnences OF his
newspaper days and compared tho depart
msnt OF state to "a newspaper in which
ho held che position of tho man U'ti tho
blue pencil
Postmaster General Smith was then pre-
soniad as tho editor OF the Philadelphia
Press. Ills reception was most cordial.
TIe compllmontcd the earnest. faithful.
conscientious work OF the newspaper man
and said ho was always willing 60 take
om his hat 90 him. A more honest, de-
serving clas8 docs not exist" no declared
"than che active worlcingman of jour
lnYrfru,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-04-15
FIGHT In THE WOODS
FilipinOs Ambush q Scouting
Party and are Sorry for It.

Mauia. April Is. $50 a. m.-startllng
On casicry direction along the road to
ransauhau. n party OF seven shorpshoo,
ors under Lieutenant Southern. OF the
Washington regiment. came upon o.
trench across the road about a mile out
Of Santa Cruz. Lieutenant Southern was
wounded.
The americans then advanced with the
mounted guns and the 1ith infantry bat
tluous In the center Lncks battalion of
emo Hrst Idaho Infantry on the right and
Fulues battalion OF the first North pa
koa infantry on the left, both Ranking.
Iho tronch was carried without loss 90
ihe Americans
r1nsaul1n was found deserted.
Pour mouuncuts ou tho border OF the
Village ccichrtte the proclamation Of
fHipuo Independence issued lass year
and giorfy "AsunMdo, Uhe uberator."
The troops ou entering the abandoned
houses found thcm u perfect order a
fcw gurrild shots were exchanged and
one man of tho llth regiment was shot
n the leg by his comrades who were
aiming at Corboo
one THlpino was killed and i've wound
cd I'M tine encounter beyond Tongas
This was an ambush Eight mon OF the
North Dakato regiment moving IN single
he trough the woods. received a volley
from clump of bushes abou. So feet
away. only ono got IN unhurt. TIE drag
god comrade VIZ four bullets in his
body Go ne main 4 .o and then he'd the
troops back to the spot OF attack. The
Fiipinos wcrc easily scittored.
Additional Filipino dead found north
of Santa cruz swell the number killed ON
Monday TO 100. including paole Agfirro.
o..o OF the leaders and twelve o ffAcera
According Co tho statement Of some OF
the prisoners tho Fihpinos drove a hun
dred Spanish prisoners and Il priests
about Santa CRUZ az the point Of the
blyonet sunday night -Four other
priests died of ataryauon II appears
chat ihe Filipino force at Santa Cuiz
consisted of 300 rifles ana thousand
bolos
AS ho lacks sufficient troops for gar
risonipg. Gen. Lawton viii Withdraw
from the towns entered. Not n house
has boeu burned. The only connscatlon
being or pigs ANA chickens. 1t Is hoped
that thls respect for property viii con
vince the natives of rho good Intentions
ot the Americans.
Az pas1ng a. woman was found hidden
Boa basket and q youth buried in mud
except as to his head. Both we're given
food and money Co their groat astonish-
mont.
AN uon-comhutauts are released with
American proclamations 10 be distributed
o thcir friends and AN church vltluablea
arc Forwarded no the archbishop.
Lieutenant Brooke has brought 10 Ma
Mia one of tho captured steamers and
five of tho American dead ten OF the
J wounded ana 80 who are sick. Most Of
tho sick attribute their disorders 10 tho
Cuban campaign. Through the treachery
or innocence of the Filipino pilot, tho
steamer was stranded a whole day, the
provlsio.ns failed and there was some
| suffering ON that score.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-04-15

raw sugar has finally been reelected ln
higher rates for refined hard grades OF
which are firm at tho advance. whilo soft
grades have been shaded indications ore
that the Cuban crop will be smaller than
last year, and the weather ln Louisiana
81 still reported unfavorablc Co plant
growth Advlccs from the manufactur-
Ing jewellery trade AFRO I'm high degree
favorable, some estimates pointing to o1
per cent roore business being donc this
sprinG than year ago while tine rotau
tradt ls OF good tone aud collections in-
proved The iron and steel Industry rec
mains nrni though tho tome of tna mar
kct in general is quietcr, Pix iron produc-
ion is increasing, but cousumptivo re-
quiremonts are stiH urgent. The lumber
market is active no wholesale: stocks are
small and prices manifest aggressive
strength, There is fair demand for coal
but mider weather tends 10 discourage
large sales.
Current demand for dry goods at tho
east ls quletor, though fall orders are re-
ported notably good and drcsa woolons
are in satisfactory demand. Roots and
shoes are firm at the advance made over
the seasons opening quotations
The strength OF prices IN March rcnd-
ers comparisous with earlier periods I'M
tercsunF Compared with a. yoar ago the
general lovy OF values is per cent higher
while there o. an advance shown or near
ly 40 per cent from the low water period
Of October, 1896.
Wheat including -four ehipments for
| the week aggregate 1.9s3Cl9 bushels
against 33siS00 last week fi25. 302 iu an,
| corresponding week OF 1893: 13NU2 90
| 1897. 20l757o IN 1896 and 3lGj 29G I'm 1896
! Since july / this season tho exports %
wheat aggregate 1903292iQ bushels
against 1sS,277 $50 last year Corn export
for the week aggregate BOOBIES npalns
372iG5i last week. i.GGi lal 500 this week
year ago. 2.32siSj iu 1897 1Oi52 iu 1880
and 77S527 in 1895 since July thia scaso
corn exports aggregate l3t95jS S0t. agains
1i37j9,si2 during tho same period 70 y,a
ago.
! business failures for the week mum
bcred 2iS against 100 last wcck 2l5 IN
this week n year ago. 900 in 1897. 2N o.
| 1896 and 2l9 la 1895.
Business failures in the dominion mum
bered % against "a last week and "a
this week a. year ago, 90 Doe Isg7 30 Q
1896, ana 2} iu 1897
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King and Queen
of Italy Banquetted.

Caglih, Island Of Sardinia, April IA
The king and queen OF Italy aecompa-
MED by their suites and the cabinet min
isters lunehed today on board the French
flagship Brennus. Great enthusiasm pro-
vailed.
During the luncheon vice admiral Four
Ter toasted their maiesties and. in the
name of President L,oubet thanked them
for the honor conferred by their visit to
the French fleet which he described az
conveying fresh proofs or the sympd:h-
les OF your majesues with France"
King Humbert IN his reply said;
Admiral; The sentiments you have just
expressed toward the queen and myself
and the wish which you frame for our
country On the name Of your president
find 60 our hearts the same sympathetie
echo We welcome the resumption Of
good commercial relations with France
| italy is animated By these feelings Of
cordial friendship and We drink 10 the
/ happiness Of France and the healla "
her president We thank him cordially
Tor sending his 1ne squaGr.H a ~
y0o ought 10 be as proud OF tha dlspal
as you are worthy 10 command.
AS their maiesties left the ship a roya
salute was fired.
Later I'm the day King HlmDert AM
Queen Marghertia received the senator
and deputies IA the royal pavilion.
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MRS. GEORGES THREATS
Many Persons Testify that She
had Said She Would Kill
SaXtOn.

Canton, O., April H.-Durlng the trial
Of Mrs. Anna George today numerous
threats Of Mrs. George against the life
Of George d. Sexton was testified TO by
the witnesses. Many Of the statements
were coupled with Mrs. Georges story
OF the alleged wrong to her at sexton's
hands which she told the witnesses in
connection with her threats.
All was not smooth sailing for the state
today. The prosecution had expected to
introduce a chemical analysis of the
cutlcle taken from Mrs. Goorges hand
when she was arrested and prove thereby
Ghat the discoloratlOn was due to pow
der smoke. The witness was not allowed
TO testify. The courts ruling on this
point was based on the fac, that the cut
cle was scraped from her hands while
she was under arrest and in the custody
OF officers, amounting TO duress, and also
on testimony that the quantity was 50
small as to make an analysis very diff
ficult.
Another disappointment was the failure
Of "A witness to testify TO the court THAT
he was qualified to judge Of Mrs. George $
writing and thus identify a letter which
IL was sought to prove she had written.
Mrs DR. Maria Pontius also made the
search OF Mrs. George in Dhe police court
after her arrest, was called 10 identify a
| package in which she had enclosed IN,
outice scraped from the stained portion
of Mrs. Georges hand She said tina
/ Mrs George had not voluntarily sub
mhted to the scraping process, but tina
she had not resisted 1t. She had NJ
counsel then and was in the presence o
officers.
Prof Albert u. Smith OF the Cas-
school of applied science, qualified as a
expert In chemistry hut after saying n
had analyized the cuticle was prevente
from giving the result by a ruling of tn
court.
Charles c. Lloyd. a reporter for tn
Repository, testified no two OF three cor
versations he had with Mrs. George I
which she threatened tho life OF Sextoi
lie alsgo had heard part OF her grle'
ance against Sexton
Perry Van Horn, another reporter to
Of many conversations with the accuse
wien she sent for him 10 wrIue up ~
include a number Of Bhneats and desoril
most q Mrs. Georges relations to Sc
ton.
Mrs. Mary Cradle. with whom MI
George roomed in the latter part Of 1s'
testified 10 two or three threats ana Al
! defense sought to prove by her own an
wers that she was mistaken.