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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25
Our Closer Union with Great Britain.

SpofIaI CabN DeIpath 70 THE Buzz.
LONDON. May 24.-Mr. James Mortimer. tho
veteran journalist. for many years connected
with the London Figaro. will produce on Satur-
day in the An0to-Saron a number OF kindly
letters Of approval from Lord Dufferin. Joseph
Chamberlain. Alfred Austin. the poet laureate (;
AlRernon Charles Swinburne and other infiu-
entail persons commencing the object OF a
closer union OF the United States and Great
Britain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25
RUSSIA'S GRAB FOR PEHIN.
Will Begin Surveys to Extend the Manchu-
rian Road Despite China's Protests.

Special Cobk Despatch 10 THE Sun.
LONDON. May PA despatch to the Times
from Pekln says that NJ. de Giers. the Russian
Minister. has notified the Tsung- IL Yamen
that the Russian Government is unable to
comply with the wishes Of tho Government OF
China. and will therefore send engineers at
once to begin the surveys necessary to con-
Meeting the Russian Manchurian railway with
Pekin,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25

NORFOLK. May 24.-Capt. Henry Seymour.
Norfolk manager Of the Merritt Wrecking Com
pany. said tonight that the report that the
cruiser Reina Mercedes is leaking badly is
wholly erroneous. He said that she leaks no
more than every ordinary ship. She will go to
the Norfolk Navy Yard at 10 O'Clock on Satur-
day morning next.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25
FIGHTING IN TEE SAHARA.
Natives Attack the French Mission Sent to
Conquer tho Country.

Special Gable Despdteh 10 TIE Sun.
TBIPoLI. May PA messenger who was
despatched sixty-seven days ago has arrived
here with the announcement Of the arrival OF
the Foureaulany mission at Air. in the Sahara.
where Notifications were set up and a proc
lamation issued declaring that the French had
come to conquer the country. The natives at
tackled the mission. but were repplsed with a
loss OF ten men. The French suffered no cas-
ualties. Later shiekhs came in and expressed
regret at the attack. The shiekhs were In
formed that the mission was going to Kano.
and seemed to believe that 1t would occupy
ARades. tho capital Of the kingdom OF Asben.
1t was reported. the messenger said. that a
party OF fifty OF the mission who had been de-
tanned in the rear were attacked by natives
and suffered severe losses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25
ruBERcUnos1s CONGRESS MEETS.
Empress Augusta Victoria Attends the
Opening Session in Berlin.

Opening Session In Berlin.
Special Gable Despatch to The suN.
BERLIN. May 24.-The international Tuber-
culosis Congress. which is to sit until Satur-
day. was opened in the hall of the ReichstaR
to-day In the presence OF tho Empress Augusta
Victoria. under whose patronage the congress
was assembled. Count Posadowsky-W ehner.
Minister OF the Imperial Treasury. opened the
session with an address OF welcome to the del
egates. in which he declared that this gather
ing and the peace conference at The Hague
would be the most glorious events in the
history OF the present time. Suitable replies
to tho address were made by a number OF the
delegates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25
Oil Plant

In obedience to the wishes Of Augustus Class
son. an attachment was placed ON the Morse
on and Pharmaceutical CompAny's plant In
Long Island City yesterday for $12.025.o1.
Mr.. Classon isa member OF the Arm, and It 10
money to IL,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25
Plague victims at Hong Kong,

SSeeial Gable DsIpdtoh 10 The Sun.
Hone KONG. May 24.-The bubonic plague is
Increasing here. There have been 3l3 cases
and 254 deaths from the disease within the
past twenty-three days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25

Port SAID. May 24.-The French cruiser
D'AsSas with Major Marchand on board ar
rived here this morning. She did not COM
municate with the shore and so avoids quar-
Gntining upon her arrival at Toulon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25
QUEENS BIRTHDAY IN HILIFAI.
Review of tho Garrison and the Trooping
of the ColOrs.

Review of tho Garrison and the Trooping
of the Colors.
HALIFAX. Nova Scotia. May 24.-The Queens
birthday celebration in this city was on a larger
scale than ever before except on the occasion
OF the Jubilee. Gen. Lord william Seymour
reviewed the garrison in sthe presence OF a
crowd OF 10000 people. The ~troopinR Of the
colors was performed by the Leinster regiment.
but this exercise was not carried out with the
precision which Is necessary to make the cere-
mony effective. The Leinsters will be removed
from this garrison in September. their place
being taken blythe Worcesters.
A feature OF the review was the appearance
with the soldiers OF the army veterans, who
carried the royal standard and occupied the
post OF honor. Ex-oficers and ex-privates in
civilian dress marched side by side. Gen. Sey-
mour entertained the veterans at lunch after
the review.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25
The RadiOph0ne.

which transmits speech along q
beam Of light. NOW operating att
the Electrical. Exhibition, Madi-
son Square carden), gives an
Idea OF what the telephone sys-
tenn Of the future may be.
The telephone system Of the
present contains wires, metallic
circuit, laid underground, long
distance telephones, and all tho
latest Improvements.
1t Is In New York, whore mes
sage rates make telephone SER
vice very cheap.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25

ing publication. together with a corresponding I'll.
entage, have designated The SrS their Official News
day q complete summary of Real Estate transactions,
together with = list Of Real Estate Auction Sales to
occur.-Adv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25
DUKE OF ORLEANS MOI WELCOME.
The Belgian Government objects to His
Proposed Visit.
SPECIAL CdsLe DeIDdteh to THE SUN.

SPECIAL CdsLe DeIDdteh to THE sun.
LONDON. May 24.-The correspondent OF The
Sun at Antwerp learns that the Belgian Gov
eminent strongly objects to the proposed visit
Of the Duke Of Orleans TO Belgium. The recent
Orleanist manifestations have irritated the
authorities. who desire to maintain the exist
ing cordial relations with France. and. accord
ing to the correspondent. the Duke will 10 in
formed that his presence is not desired In
Belgium during the present French crisis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25
Senior Emilio Castelar, Seriously Ill.


LONDON. May PA despatch from Madrid
TO The SUN says that Senior Emilio Castelar,.
the Republican leader. is so seriously III as to
be almost beyond recovery.
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Report of Phoenix Park Pris0ners' Release
UnfOunded.


Ep,cidl Gable DeIpdteh 10 THE Sun.
LONDON. May 24.-The reported release OF
Fitzharris and the other men imprisoned for
completely in the Ph1nix Park murders is I'M
founded. The men are still confined in the
MARLBORO Prison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25
MAssENET,s NEW OPERA A SUCCESS.
"Cendrillon" Produced at the Opera
Comique Last Night.
Special Cable DsspGeh to THE sUs.

PARIS. May 24.-Massenet's new opera.
"CSndrillon." which is based on the story OF
Cinderella" was produced at the Opera
Comique tonight. The work contains some
beautiful melodies and the orchestration was
exquisite. 1t was received with enthusiasm.
The critics say it Is one OF Massenct's finest
works.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25

You will have to blame your
face, not us, if out of our 25
different styles of straw hats,
you fail to find one that is be-
coming.
Every good kind of straw,
from the very rough to the very
smooth; all the various heights
of crown and widths Of brim.
$1.9O to S3.0O-hat guards 90
with them.
ROGERS, REEr & 90.
$50 Broad way. cor. Leonard.
$50 Broadway. cor. Prince. ---~vv =
Thirty second and Broadway,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25
President Mckinley to Queen Victoria.

WASHINGTON. May 24.-President Mckinley
sent the following message this morning to
Queen Victoria:
" To Her Majesty n. Queen. Windsor Castle. England:
1T gives me great pleasure to convey on
this happy anniversary the expression of the
sentiment Of regard and affection which the
American people cherish toward your Majesty
and to add the assurance Of my own cordial re-
spect and esteem. May God grant to YOUR
Majesty and to the countries under your Gov
eminent many years OF happiness and pros
perity. WILLIAM MCKINLEY"
Ships Here Decked in the Queens Honor.
All the British steamships in port dressed
ship" yesterday in honor OF the Queens birth
day. and several American craft. including the
day for Southampton. also had bunting flying
for the occasion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25
VISCOUNT ESHER DEAD.
Former Master of the Rolls q Victim OF
Heart Failure.

Former Master of the Rolls q Victim of
Heart Failure.
Special Gable Despateh to The SUE.
LONDON. Nay 24.-William Ballot Brett. First
yiscount Esher. Master Of the Rolls from 1883
to 1897. died suddenly to-day. He was in his
eighty-fourth year.
Viscount Esher's death was due to heart
failure. His humor was irrepressible. and
many stories are related OF his unexpected
humorous sayings and doings. Toward the
end OF his judicial career. as his court was ris-
ing for the usual vacation. he said impress
sively: And now. gentlemen. l must wish you
all good-by." There was an immense sensa-
ton as he paused. his long-looked- for resigna-
ton evidently having come. until he added
gravely. until after vacation"
Lord Esher resigned the Mastership Of the
Rolls in 1897. when, in October OF that year.
he was created a yisSounti He was born in
mitted to the bar at Lincoln's Inn in 1S46; He
was made solieitor-Gieneral IL Soo Judge OF
Of Justice in 1875. and Lord JusticeS OF the
Court OF Appeal in 1875. He rowed in the
Cambridge University eight In 1887.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25
Diamond
Mounting

We are preparedtoefurnasfS
special designs for the
mounting Of diamonds and
other precious stones,
We direct especiaGsattenS
ton to our LadiesNS Solitaire
Ring Mounting, called the
"King." 1t combinessdura-
bility and gracefulness and
shows the diamondSto.tha
best advantage.
Theodore A. Kohn 81 So
JEWELERS.
Sc West 23d St.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-09
Gr narrtc bic Meritc.

aue Soctoren iasten Henid Sanil
ton pom @eit Seiierion, O., Madden
CT IS Mtonate lang an Siitcln 0elit.
ten bate, er miilie lterben ooer lid Ell
ner tbeuren Speration untersieben
Gr aber turirte li6 ielbit nit fin
S3a6teln Sudlcn's Nrnica Salbe,
bas ii6crite @eilmittel se9en &dmor.
rboiben auf GrOeu unO bic bette Sab,
IN Der @elt, 25cts cine S6a6tel.
gertauit in ". S. Subn's apotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-09

helbet, baB Der gabnbetneb spfi4en
ten.m puntt unb Ilitpal Nortb etnges
iteut tpurbe.
Durham, Natal, 6. Nop.
WerIpdtet). gei sinem IppsI ipurs
be feftseielt, baB BON benz GlouceIters
fibre : Regiment unb gonal Srilb 5iis
f~il!eren 843 Wionn bermiBt tperben als
Eeiultat oss Oeiehtes BEL 6arqutar's
Sarm. 80 Wonn pes 0louceIerHire
&eeinents, 10 Der SSiiiilier. unb 3tp:i
Der 10. 0etirQs 8atterie lpurlen tpbt
ouf benz SGlaftfeib gefunben. 3nis
i6en 70 uno 100 Munn ,ntfamen uno
tebrtn ndA 2uop'witb auriid, pp6in
$50 U%erDunoete grJradt tpuroen.
goItnIo, 6. Nop.
~CSeripdtet.) Bon &dopImitb Diro
nun beftiges GeiAlbfsuer pernpmmsn,
mo Die Buren, pom Groblerstlooi
Siigtl aus Die StaOt 6el9ieBen. Or.
eben Iino opei gabnSUge bon 0aoD
1mi!b bier dngetommen. Nls lie na03
pkters' Station pdren, tpuroen Itc
bon ben Guren beidDfien, bob tpdrer
bic 3iige in siner ernitli6en 9efabr.
Die Die 3iigs b,sItitenDs 8soedung BE-
riGtst., ouB bic Yuren aubsr ibrer
Maui.roepehr.n aud NorOenfelt'ids
S6ntQfsuy : &unonen batten. Oi.
Buren, fahren tort, Gplsnio uno SORT
WDlie 81 bei6ieBen, iotpeit tpur0e abel
tein S6aoen unqeri6tet. Sic babsH
fd)pers Gtihiibs in poIition sebrd6t.
ober Die 0ei6oiIe errsi6en Die Staot
niAt.
Sine amber. 0epsI6e aus 2ubps
fmitb, pelbe bic Grpbsrune zines &C.
gers Der guren meloet, iagt, baB bic
8uren p~plitGnbio in bic Sluht osz
,6lagen purosn unb iflpere 0erluite
erlitten. Der 0speihe 5ufolge ipa Elm
britiItes 9sihib einen 40 : pfinbst
Der guren Sertriimmert BADEN.
pprtugdl.
0iTabpn, 6. Nop.
Gs osht hier hartnddig bas 9eriiht
Inn, oob Der 0ensral George Stetpart
White, Der britiiGe gefeblsbaber in
Natal, Ii6 BEN 9ur.n erseben bat.
Yeru.
Gina, 6. Nop.
Die Gesisruno bat offi3iea bic Nads
rift BON elmer Nieoerlags Der Sniurs.
eenten unt.r Dem 8eneral Ourann
Bel Sucnuco erhuIten. Gs 1T bies bi.
6auptitaot bes Departments SUD
nuco unb lieet $50 Meil.n nproDitlif
BON Gina. Die Sniurgenten buttsn
erpBs 9erluIte an Sobten unb Ser
punoeten uno audi an Munitipn unt
@orrdthsn. Serner mohten bic Rss
eierunastruppen piele @tfaneen. Sc.
neral Suranb uno isin 9ruper tpnns
ten iih burh bic Sluht r.tten, abe,
ihr. Nieoerlaoe piro uls Der Spbess
ftoB Der Hspplutipn betrahtet.
@eresuela.
Caracas, 6. Nop.
Tah elmer 5tpsi Sage b~auernben
glptabe bat iih Yuertp Gabeao benz
General Gaitrp erGeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-09

re limb JretptIiser aus9eIonot. lin
bic Siigel IGIeideno, %iberraIdtsn II
cine Ibtbeiluns guren uno srobertc!
lbr Eager.
Ginsr Spe3ialsS epeit. aus Rap.
itaot 5ufoIge bdbsn Die 9afuto lid Qst
gen Die Buyen oes SraniesSreiltaots
er6oben. Die Hegieyung bat barii6el
nod teinen gsri9t er6alten.
Sonoon 6. Nopember
9as &rieo5amt hat pom 9eneral
Heopers Butler fpl9eroe, 5. Npp., sac
uAr Ibenos odtirte 0epei6s aus &aD.
itaot erbaIten;
Der &pmmanoart in Durham bat
fpl9enbe per g~risftdube aug 9aoDs
Imttb na6 Durham 9eiunbts Oepsihe,
oatirt ben 3. Np.. %9eianot:
rGeit.rn 5og Der General Srsna nit
GGpalerie uni Sselo : Irtilsrie aus
uno be'd)ob in pirtiamer Weiis bos
8urenlager pbre 0srluIte uniererieits.
lieutenant Glertcn pom ,Ypperful"
lit toot. 9erwral SCHUBERT ianpts osE
Maior 6. G. aintaip BON BEN 3pDul
Sriih Siiiiliere1 uno 9 pertpunbet. 0as
fan9ene, pofIr 6 Buren, aussstuuiGt
tpurben, Die ein5igen, ,pelfe Die Reile
MAIDEN tonntsn. Sbsrit g~rstleburi;
nit GapaQsrs, Sslp : 4rtiasrls, Den
rSmperlal Gigbt Spris GUARDS" uno
ben berittsn.n Notul : 5reipiuiger
beitano einen mehrsre Stunoen pdG
renoen aamef nit Dem Seinos iiin~
tpeitlia BON 2aopimitb. Infer Ser
luIt mar lebr eering. uriere Srupper
iinb bel gutter @eiunobeit uno eutsn
Muthes; ben 9erpunoeten eebt es
tppbl.
Butler m,i1t, bab Der Ndme bes g.
nerals 5rera aus Yerieb.n an Stsqe
bss neg Wliprs 9rsdl.burit erpGbnt
purbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-09

Bon elmer bis so Gets, auftoseno an.
oas Rihmonosr S,rhsneiaentbum tonnen.
III iebr onaemeiieuen Brsiien eetauft mer.
ben. Gisie @ruuoit;fs ijnb iebr pafIene'
fir Sarm,er, Die iuritfju,iebsn iih beab.
'itti9er. ibr 6eim IN elmer autea oeutIhen
9ommuaiidt hufih!1aen uno in Der Ndbe
elmer fotbrli'hen STRIDE wobnen mOhten.
lin Trsiie nnp nobfre NnitlGruns ibre!5e
man at eoer iprcd)e per bel
Antsn Wussli
ALBA 3scab, WtinN
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Hmf's
@alttn iid 5ur @cdten,

Die S%epesurs Der @asen u. 3wei.
raber ri6tet iid mad Der Resel: Sals
tet Sud CUR Redten. SeOe Sausfrau
louts Die ndmlide HeSel befolsen:
9altet Sud CUR 2e6ten.
&auft Sure 8aar. am redtem Ylabs.
&amit Sure @aars gum reGten Yrsiie.
SAINT Cure @aar, i'm rsdirn sSese.
Das ut fir Saar II. Ipart 0;elt
Wince 6leii6 in elmer sruei giunb
Same. 121cts
Itince 6leii6, Frisciua Sranb, swei
9roBe SOrt.n per Yaquet. -. Sett
@ewiirse, rein 9enialener Tieiier, Mo.
itaro, Gelerp SalS, in sroBen fancp
Slaiden per Slai6 nur.. 15ets
&opal @lOB Stdrte per Eaquet 5ets
Sirnen, ihBe WtarpIanb, in 3 Ffunb
Sannen per Same. .124ets
Salmon, grport grono per Same
Sabat, Elm 4fo. Yaquet .1Sets
6isarren, 100 in einem 6iit6en..
$500
Semmerpurit, Die bette per Bib. 15cts
an - 4.
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| n 1T + O.
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Sem Wprf. 6. Npt

tipn.
Nep Oprt, 6. Npr.
Gem rSerato" piro bon Bai6ing=
ton osmeioet: IN Der Cabinets liBung
ruroe ein.immia beihlphen, BENSON
er.b um bic ipTortia. Unnabme zines
oemeininmen 8e'6luiIes III er'uhen,
in pel6em ertldrt pirb, bab IS bic I6s
iIht pieIer HsaierunQ lei. Die pbiltppia
men I'll bebalten, ben Nufitano 8u I'M
tsroriiten unb ben Ginlpobnern tpeitz
eshsnbIts locale Selbitpsriualturg 81
0.ben untsr IufIiht Der Gipllregierunn
Der Ser. Stautsn.
Sisis GntI6eibunG srfplate mad; Der
forofdltioen Yriifung bes Ssri6tss Der
96ilippinen Gommiiiipn. SetretGr
Qcrq msinte: sd CLAUDE, baB Der Sc
ridt sinen Iebr beilidmen Ginflub duf
Die 0ffsntlife WsilunQ BADEN unb ods
Bolt ouftlGrsn pirb. Gs lit crfrsuz
lit, oob es Die YpIitit Der I~ominiItroa
ticn unteritiibt."
S6Ie6t bebdnoeltsGrant
Neip Wprt, o. gtpp.
Nu8 benz Sauptquartier bes Geuez
raj Sbofter ipuroe Dor einioen Sogsn
cir I%enIationelsr geriht iiber bic Be.
tanolunQ Der BON DEN Q~bilippinen 5u>
riidtebrenoen trunten Solodten au'
Dem Sransportbumpfer ,Sartor" UNI
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Ter Maior Batter, Nr3t oes 10. Sd5.
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tiele anoere Sffiaiere ebenfdls, epd)
ipurben ipre Ramsn nidt 6etannt aes
es6en.
Die ltnterIuhunQsbehDrne mar Don
Sen. S9ufter pnr ap.i Wph.n uufGms
pfebluno oes Sol. Nlfrso 6. Girdro.
bss G6.f s@rstes i'm Camp preIioio.
~eineeT,st pproer. Tisier rpar empDrt
iiber ben 3u'tano Der Grdnfen duf otr
oCnannten 0omefern; orci berielb;r
ftarbsn tura noh ihrer Ganouns.
Ser Sianb Der Rem gprte'
Banter.
Gan Sranciscp, Sal, 6. Rop.
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Serr emm6en (auf oeiien Rat
elm SpiBbube baDonraocl) n@ll Seil i
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- RablerItols. sd fabre felt neiz
mem a6tsebntsn Sabre Rao."- .Yu5,
In benz Otter bate id mir bur6 StiirS.
nit Dem Habe bsr.its sipeimal benIrm
eebrpden!"
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Airs GrTd16ff.

rWie. Sbr Gdwieserpatcr fat Stnen
bis isBt feline Mitgiit ausetsublt2"-
r9lein, i1 babe inn feline Soater duf
Greoit a%baenommen! J.
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Aus rirrfn 5lumur.

@dbreno es oas SerS inn trampf.
bait suidniirte. that er baiielbe bel iei'
mem Siinbel
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GuteS
ut

jeder Flecken des Systems 80
wird yom Blut errelcht. ind Won seiner Beschaf-
fenheit hangt der Zustand Won iedem Organe alb.
Gutes Blut meint starke Neryen, CUTE Yer
dauung, starke G%esundheit. Unreines Blut
meint S%crofeln, Magcnscbwathe, Rheumatis-
mus, katarrh oder andere Kraukheiten. Das
sicherste Mittel gutes Blut zu ha5en list Hoods
Sarsaparilla zu nehmen. Diesc Medizin reinigt,
belebt und bereichert das Blut, und theilt die
Bestandtheile der GeSundheit ind Kraft jedem
Nerv, Organ und Gewebe init. rs yerur sacht
guten Appetlt, Giebt erfrischenden Schlaf und
kurirt NervcnSchwache
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Yaris, 6. Hoo.
.Semps" 5eitGtiat Die pom rGclairS
eebrafts Nslouna, ooB bic Sranss
boo! : Regis:ura bei6Ipilen babe, &a-
perbrieis aussuitslen.
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Spbn Npbu
3u pcrfdufcn.

Sftifsnsrstis6abr $50 Gshsrn aptnu, Ode Der Salt
TART Ctr. Ct. Paul, Itnn.
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SarsapariIIa

list die beste in der That die einzige wahre
blutreinlgende Medizin. Nur Won c. L. Hood n
Co, Lowell, Mass, prdparirt. 81; sechs fir IS.
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EfettensCr9eln!

eatt tnrt gfsifsn- Srssln in Srsnuns ~trins,n. esta
ltSt ets ftotfs 3sit Rags. Wartet nitt 70 LANCE, Bis bts
Staub fe tlstnen 1tetls r~ertstrt unt rae 21trf tn iusts
3ett rutnirt III. Sd made suH HE arteit 10 Gut uub
stais rte irssur stne Grueurreu,s8r Ma. Sait niHt h.
sn frtmfsr serseianfsnsn Stuf5sr, Der ft ale 8aa.
auf etsfs 1etit gu S6assn sefenn.n. gstnn Str ttas
pteiftn.S resl brandt - Oh flsin cher srst - sann lat
Iitser has Sch tier TIM Staate etrtuiirtn une unttrhnSt
e,nsn Gsitdftsmann Re feline Grttitsirafe nuh pts.
ttrtdi ebenfallS ron fisNsm Staatt be,ittt, ais In aube.
ra Stadten ,u faufsu. gpsntsi su& an Sptn Rstu, ST.
PAUL. Ntur., &c rirt quo f6trltt iur 3ufrttetrtstf
etstentn uns III serns etrtit, sas @els urad,uerfatttn
falls SIR nitt yrfrstsnssfsat ftin fshist. Gine nsrt
Orssl NIT elf ~slinatnhsn Sesifsrn ia Jun gsrisuf ftrtte;
irsi nit ftbtn iprt4 tnesn Rsstfern tne tn her Nrksff
1srmt une teittt %etefelbsn.
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~ " ~ ! ! I ! W.
Yaris, 6. Hoo.
.Semps" 3eItdtiat bic pom vGclair"
eebrotts N&louna, ooB bic Srarss
Boo! : Resie:ura beihlpIlen babe, Sd
perbrieis aussuitellen.
Selaien.
SriNel, Nop.
Die belaiIhe 0reIe fGbrt fort, De
reiGsn aus Imitsroam uno Berlin 81
perD'fentlifen, nelde bic l~leb.rodbe
lapnimith's melosn; in Der Imtspohr
runo bes Or. 2spos lit absr nod tsine
terdrtiae Melouno einoetrpffen.
Die geamten Der SrdnsraalzI genz
t,r 'uaen, BAR bic sinsios &euutnlts
nabm. BON Der Suhe lie ourh bic 5eis
tungen srbielt.n. Su tpslasrn lid su
fa1en, no 0r. o.nos ,ur I3.it 1T, be-
hauptsn aber, bab .r iih tpeeer mSr.:'=
lei nod in Berlin cuihdlt.
Subafrita.
Gol.nip, Natal, 6. Nop.
Uiittdg.
W.rIpGtst.) Die guren BADEN ppn
Der Iiioliden Seits oas Ss.uer uuf Ga:
bhimith er0fFnet nit 8ei6iib.n. biz
spiifen Gcleric uno 8enerul Wbite's
Eager uuTgspfIanSt Iino. SIR Ssusr
in Der Rihtuna nad Gplenir bat 10.
nett teinsn grpBen SAuoen uns.riGs
tet.
g l6r Qbsnos.) GplenIo ii
run pom Feino bsorpbt. Die 0orbui
bes 2,OO0 Wt0nn itnrtsn 5.inoes. BIZ
dbcr feline GsIfjiBe bat, marIdirt mn
rDro.!6 pon GoIsnIo in 0Itliher 8id}.
tung. 3piIhen ZEN britiihen unr
@urenz QutrpujIen iino bereit. S6uTt
QelpedIelt noroer; hie Guren purDtr
eeQen oj, !6auptmc@t 5uritdgetrieben.
Die 8riten perlprsn sinen Wann.
bic Buren, 5ipei.
&apTtaot, 6. Noo.
W~eripdtct). 9os 9t1tt rGap. Dir
aus bat foloenbe TepsIhe aus 2ubns
im;th .rhulter:
,Quf ben @prI6loo be8 @ensrol
Whi.e bin nuroon CsItern Nbenb biz
Trauer unb Sinner nab Siotr aus
Der Stoot qcIonot. Our is.ben 3eit
gro cine QroFc 3abl W!Grner nit
WauGt reritlben benohmen iid) un9e-
biibcli1 Qeoeu Die Trauen."
Cine onoere TepeIhc BON CABIN
Tmi.h melbst, oob Die Buren, nen oberer
Suae(u 7iItrift bon Ratol (oos 0e>
tiet n0roli6 pom 5uqeldflub, bas audi
0ahDImith eirIhlisbD, ourd Yrptla-
nation Dem Sranie : Sreiitoot dnges
alieoert 6ab.n.
!Seut. fam Der Sronspprtoompfer
rNinibeh" nit BEN Nep Sputb Wale&
0on3enreilcrn bon Gnolono bier ar.
ii. Sruppen nurosn bel Der 2anounQ
Don Der Sseolteruna ertbuiia'tiih BE-
sriiBt.
Die Nd6rtdt BON ben 8erluIt.n b.;
gabpimitb maf)te einsn iihtIih nieb.r-
iflogenben Ginorud auf Die Neuaness
tommcnsn, b%eIonp.rs dls ihnen nod
miteeth.ilt pure., bab bic 9uren beis
Der Staaten sleihS.itia in Natal cir
tiskn.
Die Soldnber Der Gplonie erp.iien
F5 als lpnal, uno ippeit feitgeiteu!
III, tdmpier nur pcnis. auf Seit.n Der
Bitten.
9ie g.fong.ren @uren limb in 81
mons Sofpn, NAB. aap1tabt einaetrof
fen. fpp lie out perpfleat peroen.
Gine Oepe1he bon Stprmburs .aap'
aplpnie, iioli4 bon 4urabersoorp
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Caracas, 6. Nop.
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glptabe bat Iih Yuertp gabeIo benz
General Gaitrp ereeben.
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