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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

The Provo team. according to q morn
ing paper, win spend "a wcolS az cas-
tlllu In July, They play tho Saupcte
team at the springs n the 18th OF July
Today Manager Nose Christensen In
vitcd Fred Nelson 90 spend the week
there with his team which was accept
ed, Games VIII be played with yari-
week, and on Saturday, July 18th, the
Provoians win met the Tlntio team.
The Lagoon nine yesterday elected
Haynes, their star first baseman TO the
post OF captain NJ their team.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

manager has signed on agreement FOR
the heavyweight champion 60 box three
rounds with hls sparriug partner on the
diamond. Immediately preceding each
game. This attraction will undoubtedly
have the cffoct Of drawing the biggest
crowd ever gathered upon the ogden
base bail grounds.
The following is the iina-up for the
Short i.ine-Lugoon game nt the Farm
inston resort tomorrow;
Short Line. Lagoon.
knickerbockcr ...C. McCnuainnd
Taylor ......s....s.P..u. ...iionnctt
Bowman .....,....tat 10 ........HnyncH
Melnccko ....u.2nd 10 .........ii1rilor
Wallcr.."..... 3rd 10 ...........Rocd
Miller .............ss..... Martin
Harness .. -. ,.."L.F... b. kimhrouHh
9rlfEH ,...,..,.tt.F. d., ....HOpklna
kldder ........... RE-. .....,. Abbott
The y VI. g. \. nine had declIoly The
better 1f the Tnmo GOO Lagoon yesterday
afternoon during the first h1lf The
game was watched By two Provo mon
who had ioufnryci north 10 spy out
the land and Incidentally pick w some
pointers.
The Y. NJ. g. 4 Provo game is called
for I D. IN. ON Tuor1ly Ho as 60 enable
the lads 60 get back 90 salt Lake IN
time Co see the bicycle races. Sears.
who caught Tor the RIO Grando WoHt-
crn nine, goes TO Provo with the Blue
and Whites. lie viii play ln the in1rld.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

TIM LONDnN nIoGHAPH.
saltair every evening free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

Two hands; continuous dancing. salt.
air July an,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
Cppofitinn gegen Die 0cusl1nifurmiz
rnna Der Ilottemnifiiiere.

@uf6tngtOn, D. 6, Is. Mai.
- @iele ProteIte ge6en Dem 6loiIenz
Ospartement gegen Die borgeIafagene
@erGnoerung Der Uniform Ser SLOT
ten : SfFi3iere 81. Sine Delegation
Offi3iere aus Der 6lotten : Qfd0smie
BAT Dem Sefretdr Song lire NuTpars
tung gema6t unb gebeten, DAB bic be-
a6Ii4tigte 8erGnberung ni6l Dorgez
nommen perbe. Qebnli6e 8orIieQunz
gen Fno BON ben OFfi8jeren bes noros
qtlantiT6en @eTdmaOers eingelauFen.
Die Sffi5iere ertldren, bic nelten Uni
former piiroen ieben Der 1000 Diff
8iere Der 6lotte $500 toHen. QuBerz
Dem Tsi Der 8Orf4lag leoigli8 ous
ReTu,tut elmer Caprice Ginger peniger
8erTonen, un0 tperoe bon Der gan3en
5lotte miBbiaigt. SetretGr Gong bat
in sFolqe Der dQgemeinen SpppTition
leinen 6ereits unEer3ei9neten, oies6ez
3iqli6en 8eFebl fu5penoirt, uno miro
bic Q~ngetgenbsit meitsr in Grpdgun9
3ieher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
Scr Grmnrbung unb 3erififeGnne
ieiner sIran nnaeflaat.

Rem Dor |, Is. Maai. = Mdrtir
@ictor, Elm 5tpon3igjdbriger Glert
tpurbs beute auF @aranluFunq Ieinsl
S4Npiegernutter un0 S9pGgerin oui
ben @erou4t fin bsrboftet, feline Sat.
tin ermorbet unb ibre 2eiGe 8erItidelt
gu BADEN. gr beirat6ets bas MGb9er
insgebeim I'm Sdnuar 1898. Be,
Sungfernnume Der ungebli6 Grmorbes
ten mar Sable @obn unb Tie le6te mil
i6rer Mutter in 9obofen. 8si'm @us=
bru9 be9 &riege8 nit Spanien lieB Iid
@ictor fir bic 5lptte anfperben UNI
biente auf benz 8iOberi4iff nRatba.
bin" Seine S9piegermutter uni
GfApdgerin bebaupten, er babe it4 III
men gegeniibar felt Dem @erIdpinoen
Ieiner 6rau geduBsrt, tie in Sttide ges
badt gu BADEN. 8ictor felt Die On
fldde in Wbrebs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
6etrafhs<0i3enren.

@eItern tpurben i'm Common
9Geus : 8eri8te fulgenbe SeirathSz
2ioen5en au59siteat:
M6s g.. 9anmeter unb Marb Preu;
Npplifant q. 8. 8anmeter, Nr. GIG,
Of : Sort : Noenue.
Sames Mbite, iun., unb Gli3u6elb
2eonarb; Mppltfant q. Wil6urn, Nr.
23I @eGt : 2pmbarbfraBe.
Sobn 8. Glarf unO Roia S%nopben;
Npplifant 5. s. glarf, Mubnaro, On
ne Nrunbelz@puntp, MfO.
S6omas 6lDnn unb Winnie 5. SIC
Sale; Qpplitunt 3bOmas 6lpnn, Or,
1865, 9u66arbIfraBe,
6rant g. @imsn uno 8ute Sout6z
comb; Qpplitant 5. g. Mimen, Nr.
PSI, SiiO 0allasIfruBe.
9snrp 9egeman nbMargaretS benz
borf; NpplItant 9enrp 9egemar, GIT.
1912, SbarpTtraBe.
Bernard 81. Cumberland unb Sat-
tie 6. DilTpn; Q(pplitant Columbus
Witfpn, CIR. 1906, Mef : Baltimore
StraBe.
Sp6n GarroG un6 Mamie 9ummon;
Npplifant G6drleb Ni9olIon, Carroll
ton, Mb.
2ouis 8lod unb Gba @einer; OPP
plifant 2ouis 8lod, Nr. 6, OfzWorfz
StraBe.
Dm. +. 6abes unb Nnnie S4nutz
ter; Nppiifont %. s. @ubes, GER, II,
Sf SORT QDsnus.
G6riHian s. @4ud unb Qnnie s.
8ornidol; QppIitant 6. 5, @4ud, 0r.
1882, Seffer{on1trQbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
etnOenten.llnfng in Yrtncetun.
.8opnee Bin" tiimmerte Ii4 ni6t I'm
bas unge19rie6ene 9eIeB Der Uni:

n8apnee 8iG" fimmerte Et4 ni4t nm
bas ungeI8rie6ene 9'IsB Der Uni
berTtdt. - Die 6Ol8e mar cine fri
f6e, fr06lide 9eiIerei.-9ie Stu7
benton 6opcotten ieBt ben Cirrus.
9rtuceton, SIS, Is. Mai. -
9upnee Sins Mi(b 8eit SRoD ber@
Tu6te 6eute Q(6snb cine StraBenPa@
robe a63u6olten, purOe isoo6 Onra Ell
men Mpb Der PrincetOner Stuoenten
borar ber6inOert. Gtli6e gu Dem Sir
fus ge66rige Gppbop5 FsusrtsrL bltnoe
@6iiFe ouF bieSt0ranfrieoe alb, I'M 1s
gu berT6eu6en, uno me6rere Der Stu@
benton purben bur9 8olds, pel9e bic
Better na9 i6nen tDarfen, getroffen.
Gin betaQter Neger nurDe bur9 Elm
QFstb Iber ben 9aufen gerannt uno
f6per perleBt. OR Gop6DpS ertlGren,
BON ben Stuoenten nit Stern, 8ibsn,
3np6eln uno 5euercrader8 bombar@
Dirt porben gu Isin. Meitere unrub1n
perben beute Ql6enO befir4tet.
Sc III feit sSd6ren Elm nungeI4rtss
benes @eIeb," DaB feline Girtu5zPu=
rabe bur6 bic StraBen BON Princeton
buTIiren bart, neil es bic 6erren Stu>
benton uibt piinf6en. Die Sirius
BETTER pifen bies uno bermeioen IN
Der 8soel Die Stuot- yqupnee Bill"
tiimmerte fi9 jebo9 ni6t UNI Dus un@
oe16rie5ene Stubenten8eieB, unD oa5
ReIultat mar Der 6eutige &Qmpf, mel
der 6lptige 6olgen geba6t BADEN mill
be, rpenn Ii6 8rGTibent 9atton BON Der
uniberIitGt 9rinceton uno anoers be-
ionmne WGnner ni9t CUR rt4ten 3alt
ms Wittel gelegt bGtten. Spdt gfd47
mittQqs fano auf @eruulaHung oe5
, 6rn. Batton cine Mofenperidmmhlng
d1or Stubenten Ttatt, in ocren 6ol8e,
ME man 6DfFt, neitsrs RubeEtOrun9en
oeleqentli9 Der @orTteuung1n unter@
6lei6eu tper0en. y9aTpnse 8ta" fDtro
ni6t neiter beldTigt nerOen, oQein bel
@elo nirb er IGperli6 einns5men, od
peOer bic Stuoenten, nod Die Std0tz
unb Ganb6epobnar, tpel4a in Dteler
Gahe mtt ben Stuoenten inmputbIlI@
rem. Der ShuuIteQunq b~aipp6nen tperz
ben.
Der 6eutige &umpf ereignste It4 an
Der NaIau : StruBe, nube Dem Gamz
pu8 Der uniperttGt, po, It6 an 700
5tuDenten p2ridmmelt bdtten uno Die
9arQOe nit @iern uno @%egetd6tlien,
Bic tie in benad6urten QGO,n getduf
hatten, b~om6aroirten. Nu6 pdrfen
Ie ben 9feroen l~ogenannte 8anpnanz
gradsrs unttr bic 6iBe, 10 baB bic
S6tere nib puroen uno Die grDBte
Qufreguug peruiahten. Die GOpbo95
Iprngten T9lieBlih auf bic iungsn
Tlsqel elm uno I9lugan nit PeitIhsn
auF Tte los, pprauf Ie nit SteInen gu
narfen ~beQannen. Die IeBt Dulpenp
ospprbenen Gppbops g2brauhten l'Bt
lire 8olas ais @urfgeihohe uno
rdnnten nit ibrn 9ferben dls5 uber
ben 9aufen, mas Tid i6nen n ben Ae9
felte. Der Neger Dillon erIltt eIren
Gf,GOer6ru6 q. beFinOet iia in triti>
I6tm 3uTtanoe. Qtu6 elmer Der Stus
benton purDe um~gerannt uno I4iper
perleBt, uno biele anoere iin0 l4ltmm
3ugeri6tet. @s gilt dis Elm pa9res
8unoer, oaB tsine Meni4enleben psrs
loren ginsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
@rrmiidts tsIsarapbii4s 9spsi4tn

Ser Srdnsportoampfer o9irie"
fam oelern, nit Dem 4. Smmuneua
Reoiment am 8Orb, bon Gub1 tngtepa
0prt an.
Wepz0orf pirO gelegantli8 t1rsr
9o6rs5TdluB=eier Dem 5rn. Carl
gbur3 ben OolIprtitel berlei6en. 6r.
S8ur3 1T 6ereit5 oura Die uniOuits
tat 5arparb un0 bic uniperftGt ION
MiTouri auf gIei6s @eiie 8oe}rt
nDrDen.
- Qn elmer 8a6ntreu3ung 81 8Gra
lington, Wis., muroen Orsi Pariontn
our6 einen 8ug angarannt uno 8lptt
DuDpn, 6rdu 6. Sintel BON WlIllpdls
fee uno QuguIt &(einfelOt aus Mora
man, 8is., Elm 9ruoer Der Griteren,
auf Der Steaa %Qet0Otst. SOiepb 9u'
ming BON Daterfort trug t0otlIhe
8erleBungen babon.
Sn 2eipitpu, Mfe., lit 9ero W..
9erce tpegen zines @trIuhs, Oan fria
beren StaotmarI6aa 8. &. 8eel uno
ben Muni3ipalri6ter u. .. GorniIb
gu ermorOsn, gu SO Sabren 3uh!bau5
berurtbeilt norben. 8ierce puroe
iiberfiibrt, Dem ai6ter GorniI9 psrs
giFteten 3uder unb benz Grzltarl9ll
Seel Dergifteten Wbj5tep 3ugeiajdt 5u
baben, UNI li9 fpegen zines Iriiberen
tlrtbeils on benfeIbsn gu rd4en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
Gr=PrGiiOent GlebelanO BET better
Uefnn0heit.

SpIebo, g., Is. Mdt. = Sin
Remorqueur, tpel9er geItern N6enb
na9 MibDIe 8oB%Ssldnb a69ef3idt
tpurbe, nm NGberes iber bus falI6e
@erii9t be5iigli9 bes SObes beg 9rn.
Gfepeldnb gu ermitteln, 1T 9ier9er 5uz
riidgefebrt unb bringt bic Na4ri4t,
boB Ti9 Der Grz9rdfibent bei dusgez
3ei6neter @eTunb6eit beFinbet. DIS
6em{el6en Mitt6ilung Iber bas ge@
Itrige 9eriidt sema4t tpuros. mar er
Grgerli9 unb Tugte: pDd8 1T etnfd9
QbTurb." Capt. &pblep Gpdns, nell
der ben Grz9rdfibenten nd4 Mtbble>
8aBzSsldnb begleitete, fagt, berFelbe
babe ii3 tpGbrenb bes gan3en Qusz
fluoes bes be Ifen Wo6lbefinOens er~
freut, unb tonne fi4 ni9t benten, ME
bas tb0ri9te @eriidi entlt0nb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
@eritanii6e 9nlti3.
Sine 4meritanerin 3u bier Sd6rer
8efGngniB perart3eilt.-Sie battle
i6ren Qrgreiftr eri4Ofen.

Suction, qri3, Is. W}at. - Sn
benz Srte Tires i'm Staate Sonora,
Merito, 1T cine Mmeritanerin gu bier
Sabren @efGngniB berurt6eiIt NOR
Dem neil Tie einen M!erit1ner IN Der
t6eioigung ibrep 5raumebre getOOtet
bate. Qunb8leute in ben umlIsganoen
0rten baden Der 5rau ieBt einen tii6a
tigen Re6t5unpalt geIteQt, um t3re
6~reilQTung gu ertDirtan. @u1 1ou
6us Staat8Oepartsment in Wli6tngs
ton ouf Den San dufmertIam gemadt
tpcrben. 0ie 8sfangene, 6rdu GoliaE
nit 0amen, mar Dor einem Sabre nit
threm 8ruber aus l1td6 nu4 WterjtO
aefommen; 9eiDe fino M}OrmOnan.
Gtne5 Q6enb8 in Q6peien6eit i3res
8ruoers nur0e bic 6rau in benz
Do6nbauie bDn einem Wleritaner in
fdGnbli6er 2l61iat anqe8riffen. Sie
fpebrte fi6 nit Der Strait Der Der
3psiflung. IS gsIang j5r, einen Res
bplDer 3u erfafsn unO ben Ginorngs
lina nab 6sftigsm 8in8en am bic
0affe nieOer3uihieBen.
Die arau Itelts Iib O1nn freipiaig
ben 9a60rben unO er3d5tte ben Sohs
ber6ult, tparo aber bon Dem merlt1nls
f6en Riftsr 3I 4 Sabren Sef6ngniB
berurtheilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
aOhlcnaraber. strifr in 1ennrfcr

GbuttanOog0, Sem, -.
Mat. - 0rei6unO3rt 8ru6enl,ute Der
Stem GoOoD Seal So" baben bic
2(r6eit eingeIient, neil Die 8etrjebslsis
tunQ cine Qtn3a6l SOblsngrdber; bic
rnion5mitgliaoar TinO, sntloien Butte.
0eleQatsn aus ben decentralization
BON SennsFee, 8entudp uno Q,abas
ma nerban in elmer bellte itattfinoen9
ben 0erTammlunq BEN neuen @o6nIaB
fefHtQen. G5 beiBt, Dab cine betrdatz
li6e @r606ung Der GO5ne 8eioroert
nerbRn iOq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
Qbleben rints bcfanntrn beutiBcn
Gjeiflihcn.

Repurt, MS, 10. Mai.- 9us
flor Ybilipp &rug, felt 40 Sabrer
Geeliorger Der beutI6en ebang. @lut6
@emeinDs an Der 9~alIepIfraBe, 1T beu.
te i'm Otter BON "A Sabren geIiorben
@r fannie aus S~ppenbeim, 9efen:
0armItd0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
GuIhrnes 6u63etts> Snbilannt.
ST.. Ssrmarn MiiGer unb feline @at'
tin feiern ben SO. Sabrestdg ibrer
0%srmd6iunq.

ST.. 9ermunn Miiaer unb fsIHe 0ot'
tin feiern ben so. Subrestdg tbrer
8ermdblung.
6r. Sermann Mii1er uno 5rau
BON Nr. 928, of : GagerltraBe, fet@
erten qeItern i'm Sdmilien@ uno Greun@
bssfreiIe oas Feltene 5eIt her goloenen
So63eit. sic tpurben Dor so Sabren
in Der lut6. Oreieinigteits : STRIDE BON
Dem 8aRor Weil per6eirat6et. Der
G6s entIprangen flint S06ne, 5rsoe@
rid, @6arles, 9arrb, George unb Nu@
auiug, orei 309ter, bic 5rduen SoRn
Borman, Nmelie 5ren9 unb 0abio
McGlarb, ne6H IA @ntsin uno einem
urentsl. 6r. MiiGer 1T S4neioer BON
grufeFion, Itebt i'm II. 2ebensja9re
uno puroe in @adIen ge6Oren; feline
Satin, &c Sabre alt, 1T Die So4ter
BON 9rn, unb 6rau 3ulauf aug 9eFz
enz0armfabt. 8eibe tamen Dor SO
Sya6ren nit ibren @ltern nd4 QmerIfa
unb po6nten ftets in Baltimore.
Sic er6RIten cine Nn5abl Iinniger
8ef6enfe unb pG6renO bes Sdges Die
@lidpinF4e ibrer&inoer u. 5rsunoe.
unter ben 9dfen, bic fi4 i'm Saufe
oes Cages uno am N6eno einfanben,
paren pafor @b. 9uber uno 5rau,
Mi4, 5arreIlb unb 6rau, Ro6. Gar
roG unO 5rau, Sof. Mc@pntep uno
6rau, SoE6ua Carroll uno 6rau, 8.
CLINTON unb 5rau. 8m. 2eonarb uno
6rau, @bos. 8erlun unb 5ruu, 8m.
3ulauf unO 6rau, 5rou 2puis gu
lauE Sas. Barea unb 5rau, Martin
Gamblers unb 5rau, SRI. MarDguF4,
@m. 9unbrader, Sbos. Melin, Srau
9abib Mc@larp, Srls. Marp, Magz
gle unb 2i33ie Mc@lurb, 5rau BOB
3%6ompIon, 6rls. Murie Spens, 90.
Muf4, @onrab 3uIauf unb 6rau,
5rIs. Marp, Sophie unb emma gu
luuf Sri. RoTa 8eb, 5rau 2ouis9eIz
Tano, SRI. 8eulab pefIanp, Sri. gm>
ma Meter unb biele Nnoere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
@erihtsherhanoInnaem

Common PIeasz Serbs.
@or &i6ter 9arGun.) Srantlin 80.
9auTs gegtu bic n6ipift : 3d." S4az
benerfaBflags, ni6t besnoet. Sir belz
te: borlGufigsr Qufruf Der Safe g}r.
50 Bis 78 incl. UNI 2.45, I6pebsnber
SFuQ uno Nr. 35, 40, Al AZ unb 43.
Nbt6eilung Nr. 2. - @or Ri4ter
SHurp.) @6arle8 80. Qeipis gegsn 49,.
8. 2enbsrfing, 8erift fir 8etGagten.
Sir beute: 0r. III, $50, 1872, 154
unb 48.
@tobtz 8reisgert6t. -
C8or Ri9fsr @ides.) Sobn g. Yoe II.
Wnoere gegsn Mbam 8. 8ien unb Der
fel6s gesen SSomes Murp6D un0 Open
Mc@nane0 gegsn ben r@mmst INNER
tpd6reuoen 9sgenfeitigen 8auperein."
&rei8gert6t q r. 2. - (9or
Rt6ter @tod6ribge.) Gaa 6. 0it9
gegen 0enrD W. MhIrrap, ni6t beenOet.
Sir 6eute: f6tpebenOe San, SObn
8run3 utb Mnbere gegen @6urles 8.
6palbing, So6n q, 8urb unb QnOere
gegsn Marp s. 8urb.
GrtmtnuI> If (8or
8i9ter Nri8bt.) Morbpro3eb So6n
8errD, ni6t been0et.
9upsri 0 T 8eri9t. - (@or
Ri8ter 8it6ie.) Mpntogue Il. So.
oeaen 81. Mment II. Co., 8eI4norenen
QsItQttet, berTiegeltes 8arbitt e%in3ureis
den. Sobn s. SQUIRT gegen Sames 6.
W6itutsr, urtbeiG fir gigentbum an
8urctdpItrdBe. yGbutterton Mfg.
60" gsgen Wm. 8. Scott, abgetpies
len. George gatsG II. 60. 9egen Sof.
Is. 8angborn, bur9 llebsreintommen
geI6li3tet. Sir beute: Rr. 4, 5, 245,
275, 276, Barter qegen WinIton,
9url6urt gegem Walbri6er, Sperge(z
berg gegen glfunt, 8oloItein geger
Cooper unb Qipps gegen Mac8ennet6.
Waifengeri h t. - (8or ben
8i9tern 8rig6t, Naa5 uno Riebl.)
gu Nu9laBbertpoltern ernunnt i'm
Safe BON Nnnie gfolfer ). 9smslep
Sp6nfon. eSnbentarz8 er3ei6Tife elm
gerti9t in ben SFGGsn bon 9ribget s.
Gula9bdn uno 4oeline s. Young.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g~utgebeiBer in
ben 5Guen BON George 8. 9offman,
MiQiam Mlerdnber, Qotpipn Mleran=
Der unO Serbindno DiQi9. @ertauI
rattFi3irt i'm Sale BON Sarob q.
gndrr.
9ds 2umpengefinbeG in
ben Mdrften fpQte iiberan berz
trieben perben. poli3eiri6ter 9rdnz
nan f9idt ieben 8ummlsr, Der aus
ben Mdrtt6allen' bes @entralWdrtte
mad benz mittleren StationsbauIe ges
bru9t fpirb, ouf feds @o4en no9
benz @tuatsz Wrbeit56auie, bomit ibm
bas Wrbeiten beiQebrd4t tpirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
GIutherairBen in @ienfnrans.

Gtenfuegos, proDin3 @anta
Clara, @u6u, Is. Mat, 8 ubr@benbs.
= On 100 cubaniT9e 9odurbeiter be-
ftiirmten beute ben 9dfen : @apitGn
porter UNI i6re ridItdnbige 20bnung,
uno purben 70 beftig, baB Der Capt
tin Der cubaniF4en 9oli3ei bic Ser
baftung Der HdDeEsfibrer befo6l. sc
fam gu einem Sample, in pel4em eli
ner Der Nr6eiter set0btet unb fieben
unbere MGnner, bdrunter brei poli5iz
ten, ~bertpunbet t%purben. 0ag 2. re-
guIGre Snfanterie : 3egimsnt ridte
in 5oIge bes Qufrubrs in bic Stabt
Elm unb patrpuiltirt bsute 4benb bic
@traBen. Die @ubaner Ijn0 MOBILIZE
paFfnet, unb pOr ettpa elmer Stunbe
purben @epebrI4ife an Der 9eclutes
GtraBe, nobe benz 3Ouum!s, bernpmz
men. DabrT9einli3 6atten iebo9
Hu6et0rer aug bloBem uebermut6 in
bic Cuff %gefeuert, benin dls cine pa
trouble oes 2. Regiments CUR SteQe
fam, mar bic StraBe leer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17

Ou8 Ranonenboot rNai6bile,
pelfes ieit nabe3u elmer Do9e Be
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A MOTHER TELLS How She SAVED
HER LITTLE DAUGHTERS L1TE.-I am
the mother of eight children and have
had great deal of experience with
medicines. Last summer my little
daughter had the dysentarG in it's
worst form. We thought she would
die. I tried everything I could think
of, but nothing seemed to do her any
good. I saw BY an advertisement in
our paper that Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was
highly recommended and sent and got
a bottle at once. 1t proved to be one
of the very best medicines we ever
had in the house. It saved my little
daughters life. I am anxious for
every mother to know what an excel
lent medicine it is. Had / known it
it at first it would have saved me a
great deal Of anxiety and my little
Daughter much suffering Yours truly
Mrs. Geo. F. Burdict, Liberty, r. /.
For sale by DR.. W. NJ. Abney, Benton.
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Savings Deposits.

Merchants and Farmers Bank,
corner Spring and Texas Sts.,
Shreveport, La.
The savings deposits OF. this
bank is one of its deservedly pop
ular features. Interest at the rate
of three per cent per annum is
allowed on all sums of one dollar
and upwards remaining on de-
post three or more calendar
months.
When made during the first
three days Of any month, interest
is allowed on these deposits, as if
made on the first day Of the
month. Interest on all sums not
drawn will be payable on the first
days of February and August,
and interest not then withdrawn
is added to the principal, thereby
giving depositors compound in
terest.
Deposits may be made by mar
ried women or minors in their own
names.
Facilities are given depositors
to draw money.
Deposits made for q longer pe-
Rod than six months draw hiqh-
er rate than ordinary savings de-
poeits.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Miss Elenor Marks, of Marshall,
Texas, is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. W. NJ. Abney.
Mrs. NJ. L. Raspberry and Miss
Sue Steele are visiting Mrs. Kate
Wyche, at Bellevue.
Miss Louie G. Ogden, of Pasa-
dena, California, and her cousin,
Miss Camille Kendall, of Dallas,
Texas, arrived Sunday, and will
spend several weeks in Bossier as
the guests of Mrs. F. b. Ogden.
The Banner is pleased to note
that it's estimable friends, Capt.
A. P. Butler, of Loudon Butler
Camp 400, and Timothy Oakley,
of Henry Gray Camp 551, have
been appointed Aides on the staff
Of Major General J. G. Gilmore,
with the rank of Major. Gentle-
men, accept our hearty congratu-
lations.
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TROUBLESOME TO THE ARMY.-During
the civil war, as we'll as in our late
war with Spain, diarrhoea was one Of
the most troublesome diseases the
army had to contend with. In many
instances it became chronic and the
old soldiers. still suffer from it. Mr..
David Taylor of Wind Ridge, Greene
county, Pa, is one of these. He uses
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and says he never
found anything that would give him
such quick relief. It is for sale by
Dr.. W. n. Abney, Druggist, Benton.
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Homestead Entry No. 62O0.
Department. of the Interior,
Land Office at Natchitoohes, La,
August q, 1899. J
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has fled notice OF his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Clerk OF the District
Court at Benton, La, on October Bird,
1899, viz: Homestead Entry-Isaac
Lyles, ST., No. 62O9- for the east half of
southeast quarter of section and west
half Of southwest quarter of section 10,
township 20 North, range II West Lou
isiana Meridian.
He names the following Witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz: Brooks
Farley, John Pier, Thomas Lyles and
Enoch Cook, OF Midway, La.
]. ERNEST BREDA, Register.
August "a, 1888. sept %
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Ward 3 Mass Meeting.

Y are requested to say that
i. 8 will be a mass meeting Of
leas Of ward 2 at the Court
h = On Thursday, August 31st,
q clock q. M, for the pur-
- e devising ways and means
u cndue6ng the canvass in this
against the sale of intoxi-
ae liquors. All are invited.
special invitation is extended
ladies' to attend this meet
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The soothing and healing proper
ties of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
its pleasant taste and prompt and per
manent cures, have made it a great
favorite with the people everywhere.
For sale by DR.. w. NJ. Abney.
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DEATH OF MR.. n. r. McDADE.

The announcement Of the death
OF Mr.. Neal Franklin McDade
last Friday night from injuries
received from the explosion of
the boiler of saw mill near
Haughton came with painful sud-
denness to his many friends
But the other day he was in the
vigor Of life. His death, which
to human vision, seems so un-
timely, ends life which was rich
in noble achievements, and will
be lamented throughout the par
ish.
Mr.. McDade was born in Ala
bama, April %, 1929, and was in
the list year of his age. He
came to Bossier parish in 1876
He was twice married, first to
Miss Sarah Edwards in 1854, eight
children blessing this union. In
1870 he was married to Miss
Martha A. Hickman. Eight
children blessed the second union
with the wife who survives him.
In 1873 Mr.. McDade moved to
Texas, but returned to Bossier in
1881, and continuously resided
here until his death. When only
II years of age he joined the
Methodist church, and was ever
an earnest and active christian.
During the war he was a member
of Company B, Captain T. W.
Abney commanding) 28th Louis
ana Regiment. He was a good
soldier, and on the field, as else
where, he was ever ready for
duty-a valiant soldier in life's
battle or on the battlefield.
For his pluck and persistency
he was admired by all who knew
him. Another striking charac-
teristic of the man was his fidelity
to his friends. He stood by them
with a loyalty which men do moi
always display, and there are
many beneficiaries Of his friend.
ship left behind him. His death
is a distinct loss to the parish.
and q personal sorrow to many Of
its people, whose sympathies &c
out to his widow and children il
their terrible affection.
Mr.. McDade leaves q wife
nine children, sixteen grand.
children and a large number O
relatives to mourn his DEATH
His remains were buried at Fill
more cemetery Saturday evening
a very number Of friends attend
ing the funeral services, which
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. SUIT
ton.