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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-27
Nolitii1es.

Wle mare IS, tueni1 Dle 3ebnt1iten0
@pplifanten nm SffisiersFeaen bel ben
neuen Greimillieen=&e9i,nenter in pa.
triotiider Weiie als gelneins 5oloaten
elntreten iuiirben. plaB fir iie 1T nod
maHenbaft porballben. oenn bic Netru.
tirun9 idreitet nur langiam pormdrts.
SIN Mihiean iinb lie nod itol3 auf
ben .perHoiienen" Grieesminiiter. Sn
Detroit miro fir @uKel u. Niger elm
grobortiaer gmpfana orranairt. Ma-
por Wapburp bat ben grtrie9smininer
bereits in 8enntnib 9eieBt.
MlQer 9cbt. Oils lein Madfolger III
glibu &oOt BON Nep Oori sun 4riegs-
miniifer ernannt mproen ilnb bot bic
@rnennung angenpmmen. glibu Noot
.iif Elm Netp Oorter Mopotat BON atpeifel-
batter 3eputation. Wdbreno er ionit
ben Niebermann beraustebrte. mar er
itets Elm Qsfliiientliher 9iener Der Mo.
nopole unb 9lnpalt Der 5ruiis. Cine
beionberes unriibmli1e &oae fpielte Ct
in ben Sabren 1885 unb 1886 als Nn-
malt uno so Wet,peen" BON Safe
Sharp unb ieinem 8efplge tpelte oas
Meeerebt 3lir straBenbabn am Yroab.
nap in Neip Oorf burb yeitehune Der
8oDole Mlbermen ersatterten unb ipdter
criminalite. perfolst tpuroen. Nom
Rrieastpeien peritebt er 10 tpenig, tpie
Der @iel pom 2autenihla9en.
IS ideint, als ob bic Belperbuna I'm
oas Yiireerrsdt Dem Yetperber ben Yor=
3ua oerihafft. ungeabnoet aelpn6t tper=
ben su oiirfen. Ser ilalienii1e @e.
ihditstrdser in Mafbin9ton. @raf
Yindi. 1T bel Der Bnnoesreaieruna me-
gen Der 2pndersi Don (fiinf Stallenern
bel 9allulab, 2a., poriteGie 9etporben.
iit aber barallf aufmsrtIam aema1t
tporoen. baB bic 8elpnbten fi4 i'm 8e-
lib bes reriten yiirserpapiers" befinoen.
uno bemnad teine ginmiihung elmer
ausiDdrtigen Ma6t suldiiia lei.
Gin republitaniIdes glatt idreibt
DAB elm pOiiiiiher 3pit apiiheu
benz prdioenien unb bem Rrie9s.
miniffer oes lebteren &efisnation
1erbei9efiibrt bat, gehOrt ms &eid)
Der Gabelu. 6err Mlser mar iei=
mes Mmtss idon ldnsf miioe. - pa.
rum bat benn Der ngole" 10 lanae aus=
geharrt. bis man ibm nit bem 3aun-
pfabl aetuunten ? - Nlaer mar nod
lan9e nidt miibe, als Griessminilter
iei,len Greunben fette @ontrntte unb
|uno quite Memter aufommen au lahsn,
aber oas BOLT ber Ser. Stdaten mar
Ieiner 10 nliioe, oaB es ielbit Der prdii.
bent nidt ldn9er tpa9te, feline fhiiben-
ben Gitfise iiber Mlser gu balten.
Sn Mominiltrationstrelien miro befini.
tio in Nbreoe aetellt, bah General Otis
trcs ieiner Wiberfolee auf ben pbilip.
pinen in irseno tpelher Meiie eemaB=
reaelt perben io0. Sm @eeentbeil.
McGinlep 1T iebr gut init ibm sufrie-
Den. Natiirli1, ie eorrupter uni
phidtuer9ehener eiu Beamter lit, um ID
b0ber iteiat er in Der Mhtun9 unieres
pr1li0entell.
Nu6 bic popnliiten partei. iopiel
eben oapon nod iibris lit, be9innt iid
bereits iiir oas ndAfte Sabr 81 riilten.
Der Yrdiioent beg National.Mus11ui.
| les. Mortimer q. Mantin, ertldrt, iein.
partei tpefoe iih IN Der beporitebenoer
Observation-Disclosures nit feiner.
Iii 6uiion oDer Nllianee einlaifen ION
bern a0ein auf tbr 3iel suitreben, uEt
um bies au betpeiien, ihre National=g on
pention urli einen aan3en Monat tribe,
obbalten. als bic Demotraten ooer BIZ
&epublitaner.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-27
Ne,teite WaGri1tctt.

Bis jebt linb bem Beriht hes Hefru<
tirungscff3iers, Sberf Narp, sufclse
5O49 Jrei,pilise ansewprben porsen.
Der Ser. Staatem Iransprrtrampfer
oMprsan Gitp" 1T am Mcntas nit 475
franten unp serwunpeten Splraten in
Gan 6raneiseu ansetummen. Grei &rante
iiab auf Der lleterfabrt ssitcrben. gle
batten au rer Nubr selitten.
Sn her Nabe scn Napplcrn, g., purs
DC AM Dienitas Nahmtttas Daniel
pane, 10 Sabre alt srm Slis setrpHen
unp auf Der Stelle setSbtet, unp a6t an=
bere @anner, bic an einer Gr.ihmafhinc
befhaftist waren, nurben BON nemfelten
@ishrabl setrcfen, unp Die Sdeune, ii,
bic Fd sefliAtet batten, wurpe in
Sranb ssitst. Die Manner waren ale
beiinnunsslps unp eS eelans nur nit
sieler @iIbe, ie aus Der brenncnben
Sdeune beraus3ubolen. 3pei Ypn BEN
gerlebten perpen mabr1heinli6 niht nit
rem Scten bascnfpmmen.
Der Streit Der StraBenbabnanseReu=
tt,t In 8reptlYn, q. o., bat nit elmer
pclRansisen 9liscerlase Der Streiter se=
emhet.
Gina 1000 Trahtscrlaper Der penn-
lYlpania 8abn pruben in Stem gcrf bic
Nrteit nieeersulesen, ,penn tbnen niht
ltitens Der Gompanie fer scwiinih
9ubn,uldlas bepillist tpirb. Spltc
bic Grmpanie iih weisern, auf irsenn
cine gEeile auf pas Gerlansen Der Strei=
ter ein,ugeben, 10 nGrfte Der sansen ginie
entlans Der gertebr unterbunnen pers
ben. "a merpen etrpa 5000 Wann bic
Nrbeit nieperlesen.
Die 20 Sabre alte giesertn, 5rau Jan=
ME Stesenlcu ron 6amertpn BEL @ei>
DIETER ga, bat ibrem &inp init elmer
art ben Sdaesl tinseiblasen unp Johann
lpe6en 2sihnam ben Shweinen norsetpcr=
fen. Sic 1T nit ibrme 6atten fll6tia
9ewcrren, aaein es iinp Detectives aui
Die @eltfebersefabr in Gantiasp IL
IN Der 3unabne tesriHen. Die ger,ral=
tuns nm6te aus Der Stapt nerlest rers
pen. Bas fIteben fann, fliebt.
| Snfclse pes Neeenmetters musten aui
ben pbilippinen ale frieserilhen Sperar
ticnen einseltellt ,perpen.
Sn Qnperlpu, g. g., linb am Spnntaa
Ntenp Die brei &inrer pes NeserS Senry
lbpmplcn lebeupig serbrannt. Die Jrar
1bpmpion's bate Die Sinner einaelhlp1-
| fen, mdbrenp ie Nahbarn beluhte, uni
bas 5aus mar pann in 8ranp seratben
Gina Curtis, Miaie Detrit unp Ma.
|unp Mabel Seal, lauter 5Hhter srn prc.
minenten Burseru In GalrneQ, &anIas
linp AM Spnntag in Orury beim Saeet
inn SluB, ertrunfen. Die Mabhen tan
ben i'm Nlter Don 16 bis 10 Sabren.
Sn Marienturs. @eit preueen, tcbt
sejtern (26. Suli) cine furhtbare Seuers
brunf. Tim IL llbr Mittass maren he
reits 40 0ebaure ,eritSrt. Die Tener
ipebren pcn Dan,ig unp Citing iinp mad
Marienhurs absesansen.
j DreYfus III ernltlih ertranft; sr ba
ifarfes Jiebsr.
i Gin fran3Dfldes 8latt tebanstet, bal
8nblano unp Sapan in auer Stille Ri
| lfen, na man 9lautt, pab es pe9en &prea'
ispilden ben beioen Madten gu einen
/ 3ulammenitcB fpmmen wtrr.
/ 3trifhen China unp Japan III ein
INaians abseidlcben unp sernrlaht cie'
I'm poIitifhen &reiien srpbe anfresuns
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-27
Sagesnc,ti8feitett.
anIamh.

81 Dem Gr Dpltmeiiter .. S. Niharps
pom GAINESVILLE, g., unb be1en Satin,
irelde cine Scmmerfabrt mad Mtlantic
Gitp, q. S., MAIDEN wpllten, wurben
$3.50 In Baar auf nem Babntcf ent,ren=
bet. Sn Jplsepel1en bIieb pas paar sn
5aule.
6arpeY gaasett, Gin Grahtfabrmann
scn GAINESVILLE, ipurpe In Jcise ter
Durhtrennerei leines 0eipannes 70
fflimm serlebt rae er uitbt NIT bem &C.
ben paYpn fcmmen wirb. Die N1ber
1eines ihwer belanenen gSasens ginaen
ibm serape iiber ben &cpf.
aleranber DaIb, Elm 1aaelSbner in
GleYelanp, Der pamit beid,aftist mar,
i'm 1rahttcie sefiitlte &cblenf6rbe auf=
subiNen, temerfte einen pom elmer Qcfemp=
tise bereinaeltcBenen Traht3us niht.
Gr tpurbe ,,ieber9erannt unb setSctet.
Triebensrihter Bcwman in Gantpn
CAB am Dienitas In einem Vrp,eiie pas
ialomrnilhe llrtbeil al, baB elm Stiefs
sater 1eine Stieitinter niht gu erndbren
brauht. Gr fiste bin3u, pae Der s,rsite
Mann bic SprSblinse ses erlten Nannes
auf bic StraBe perfen tann, penn es
ibm beliett.
Sn Jrlae elmer Grplplion 1T bic unter
pcm Namen feuia Gu1e GaetorY befannte
pulpermiible in fenia spllitanbig seritSrt
wprpen. Das san,e 0cbduoe rurbe
pemplirt, S2 Yerionen tamen ;u Shahen
nnb eine Grau Fam ums seten.
Der seweiene ppitmeilter Ycn 9prain,
~. S. Nltpn, lit auf bic Nntlaae verbal
tet wcrpen, s.rei in ieinem Bureau ais
Glerts anseltelte Mdpden um S166.SS
beitpblen 3u baben. Die Summe repra=
ientirte eine BEN GlerfS temiaiste 0ebalts=
,ulase, reren 8swilisuns Mltcn seteim
tielt, INN pas Welp in feline Safhet ;,l
iteden.
Nabe Martins Terry, g.. liir,te cine
Scfpmctise, bic ieb srm 3use auf Der
Bbeeling 9ate Griebabn lrsgeriTen Bat
|te, Ypm Damn. Der Qrfpmpttrfiibrer
murbe setSntet, Der 6ei,er tpirb sermiet.
YlGslih rpm 5pne pabinserai1t trurbe
am 20. Suli 8pbert g. Snseripu, Der be-
fannie Surit, SdSnseilt unp 0cttes<
leugner.
Sn Salte gafe GitY 1T Nnsus so.
Gannpn, Elm prpminenter Mprmpne, me-
gen nnseieslihsn 3ulammcnieius nit
mebreren Jrauen su $l00 Strafe serur=
tbetlt wprben.
Cine Grplpiirn ihlasenper Eetter bat
| in Der Nepltrne Goal Sil II. 0as Gpm=
panic aebTriaen 0rube in Srcwnssiae,
ga, mpleltf 10 Mann belhaitist ma
rem, Yiel unbeil angeri4tet. Drei Mann
linb ii6er setDotet unp man hefiirhtet,
pab cine peitere 9lnsabl einem abnlihen
Sdidlal serfallen 1T. Das Serswerf
pirb BON einem Shaht aus pperirt, unp
es gilt teinen anperen Musweg fir bic
bort ser1dutteten 2ente.
Nm Samtas yfaamittas wurben in
Der gtdbe BON SaHolc, Ga, prei Der Ste
ger, bic am Dunneritas ben 9senten S..
s. Ssletree berautt unp feline Grau In
leiner 0esenwart persewaltigt baben lclz
len, feitsencmmen unp selpnht.
Bis jebt Tnb i'm penlionsamt bereits
$4,000 Npplifationen UNI peniiunen pon
Sclbaten einSetrofen, pelde fir ben
lipaniiAen &ries einsemufert rurpen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-27

AlQsr aebt nod uh6iaall III Die
s&enllneririid N.
The Coconino sun., 1899-01-14
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.

Rev. J. M Baxtor. pastor. Sabbath services: Sunday -school. 10 a. m: preaching service, Il d. m: class meeting. i2:l5p m; Junior League SD m; Epworth League. 6:30 D. m.: evening service 7:30 pm: weekly prayer meeting, Wednesday s:30 p. m. Every one is cordially welcome.
The Coconino sun., 1899-01-14
CHURCHES.
CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY,

Rev. F. billy, pastor. On Sundays: Low mass at 500 o clock q. m; high mass at I0:3D q. m. Sunday school at II 30 o'clock a. m. Rosary and beaediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament at 400 D. m. On week days, mass at s:l5 a. m. On the third Sunday of each month prayer meeting at l0:3O a. m. Sunday school at il:W a. m. All cordially invited.
The Coconino sun., 1899-01-14
T. s. CLARK.
ATTORNEY -AT-LAw.

And Dis srict Attorney of Coconino County.
 Practice before the Land Department n spe- cialty Onice in Court House, FlagStan, Arizona.
The Coconino sun., 1899-01-14

days and Fridays.
 No leaves Flagstaff gn Tuesdays, Thurs days and Sundays.
 Through Pullman Palace and Tourist Sleep ing cars daily between California and Chicago. The only line reaching the Grand Canyon of the Colorado.
 Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily through between Chicago and San Francisco and Chicago and Los Angeles.
 Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars daily through between Chicago and San Francisco and Chicago and Los Angeles.
 Ask for a beautifully illustrated book. which will be mailed free.
 JOHN J. BYRNE, General Passenger Agent Los Angeles. Cal
The Coconino sun., 1899-01-14
FLAGSTAFF LODGE NO. SAM

Regular meeting, on first Saturday ot each month. Visiting brethren invited to attend DR. E. s. MILLER, Sec. T. E. PrLLIAM. w. N.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-25
A strong BABY.

There IL physician In West Phiiadel-
phia who has a son ] year old. and this
baby IS probably the strongest human be-
ing of its age and weight In the world. It's
father will hold a cane in his two hands.
and the baby. grasping 1t. will draw itself
up to it, chin three times. That Is bu,
one OF its numerous feats OF strength. TIE
physician sayo that his boys unusual mus
cular development is due to daily mas
sage treatment. Every morning he lays
the little fellow. naked. on a blanket and
kneads his muscles for thirty minutes.
Once a month he weighs the baby and
measures sitS calves. chest arms. etc. The
monthly increase OF weight and girth are
remarkable 9The baby has never had
shoes or stockings on its feet or a hat on
Its head. and in the summer It wears only
little sleeveless dress that comes to its
knees 1t gets cold bath every morning.
IF nothing goes wrong" the physician
often declares. this child will be one of
the strongest men the world has ever
seen. He VIII never get bald. and he Will
never lose a tooth. As for his muscles.
with massage and course of exercise
that have laid out, they will he big and
supple ali over his body. All his flesh
will be. when tense. as hard AZ steel. and
when relaxed as soft as the flesh OF q
young giri"-PhiladeIphia Record.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-25

The throne OF England. splendid In It's
'rsppings Of SILK. velvet and gold lace and
sasseis. In simply an oid-fashioned high
back chair II has been in use for more
than so years. but its early history and
the name OF It's maker are unknown. The
wood Is very hard. The back and xldax
were formerly painted In various cotors
The seat Is made Of rough sandstone. The
stone. which Ia Believed to possess ,ai.s-
manic power. Ia d inches IN length, II inch
es in breadth and 1914 inches In thickness
Legends are told in connection with Il. bur
the truth probably II that q was originally
used In scotland a. a coronation stons.
upon which the Scottish kings were seated
while undergoing the ceremonies connected
with being king OF Scotland.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-25
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

John Brirh, the famous thorrs,shh,es ,,r;nS
heSse. has gone lame. and vii, not race again this
season.
R,shcr John r Sruman's estate according 70 h,.
WI. Is worth 80 not IL goes 20 his widow far life.
then "a THE Drew Thso!osical seminary a, Mad.
son. ~
rnircst states Minister 70 China Congo, 10 .,ns~.
~ - yisst >hsashsi In II his coming .,ir IN
TIA gssnscs' Pri.ceFnn fes the purpose 81 uAiins
r~rsnTaa inquiry concerning the American settle.
meat
The disturbance. ~ Hifversur He.i.na ,s,-s
martial h~ rrorissmed. continued TS.exsav
The mob stored tire treors Who are o-rs4,,rsns IN.
town, arr the esrairs charged 90 the yn.er. Wit n
drawn ssostss Finally the infantry Aired on The
nch. ksiltsx person ARD wo%asdins tso csh,rx
Qzist w.s restored AZ midnight
Cssrer Ruh<rs suirscr whose works hr-,xA.
hsrr fare ard who engaged on th< psxrr
arch Vas feaDa Head In hss sta.so in N,- Yora
ay nns .. hes wersraen He bad suffers. q stroke
~ srcrsexy
Senator Jo.es chairman cf IRE psnae,x,te IA.
tcaa curanst~e has clascd the De,iin incssssn, by
ordering shs renewal ~ tire Press Aesrvan 10 Ws.h
sasssa snd authorizing the ssle-tinn hr sx-sssy
Store. ~ Mssssoars. q esster.
TIE r~crns ssstare snsirt-s upon ssr MsxS,sn nx,.
~ eescksis IN az sscrt 60 ex,erf ecnfesssoss hA.
h<oerrr inte-na.trsai AFFAIR Fczsr n TIE rrtsar
en- elsw - b csttsens II Nsrico AMI hare ac-
pesls1 &c Fsesste-t pias foe redress
The rria1 s.evs ant Chain Corpsry q ts-sss %
rAniEcs three ssS1ths ago under the LAW 1t D-la
tAs hsss fsvnAse~. R-sssrer ccneerfsg~. osv nines
estlnx SD ssssr cral rsnss rwiling Nails ana
esaiA and srsa sssss a nc rp@nfry TIE COMPANY
hs< rrsstsl ssDrk - 80 sN AM sn1 Ugsi,sn,
Ap- kSssltef - GO q the moving spirits la TIE
cOSna4nsilerA
MAiesss eass sssxac~d Ia prize fraea n 70 3 r~r
- ssain Tie .Ast sixiy dAys ana d<alers hay
~> Ss0 y sseeo - e{nees oAoeh9 n11n1A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-25
QUESTION Of AUTHORITY.
LOCAL AND EEDBRAL oUA1ANTUB
oYy1CEns DgsAoREE.
The Omeere 81 the National Govern
nent Directed g Enforee Degu-
latSsna, watheet DegaFa q Atats
Oneers. ana Use All Enaeov0rg.

WARRINGTON. Aug. A.-Owing to the
conflict Of authority between the state
and national quarantine authorities q
San Francisco. Secretary Gage. after con-
suitation with Surgeon. Gen. Wyman. to-
day telegraphed the collector OF customs
at that port to employ q sufficient force
10 enforce the federal quarantine reeu!a-
tons. The marine hospital service ID "a
boring earnestly TO keep infectious dis
case out Of the country. and IT San Fran
cisco 10 directing its efforts especially
against the bubonic plague. whose intro
ductfon Is feared from the Orient. The
local quarantine authorities 1t San Fran
cisco have, Il - said. disregarded the ma
tional quarantine regulations. which the
Federal authorities believe II II absolute
ly necessary to enforce. The Federal
quarantine IL supported by the Chamber
Of Commerce and other commercial bod
les OF San Francisco. Secretary Gage be-
lieves that the national authority In re-
gard to the quarantine matters Is para
mount. and by his directions to the coll
lector at San Francisco the Federal regu-
lations viii be enforced against the local
authorities.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-25
'NHI1COM| LlT CONFERENCE.
Contese Over E1eetSon 81 Dssegofes
. she National Cesfsrsase -
Chaeago II Already Assusing

aoecaai D4spatch to the PuR.IntelliTencer.
WHATC0M, Aug. MA little cyclone y
church politics r. stirring Aetnodfsm IN sne
Northwest, the elimination being : Goa.
test over the election OF de.egates 70 me
great National Methodist conference e
Chicago next May. This national eon!es-
sence q the federal congress OF the oenon.s
ration, dictates its policy ana - en-
10 be . delegate TO i = IN honor ana :
privilege eagerly sought =. 80.
me duadrennial or lay conference IN tnas
s sss 0 g cSsseo :. Of
Puget Sound conference
one delegate IL allowed for every forty
i've ministsrs. and % there are w.! y. "'n nj,
be two ministerial delegates. There VIII
probably not be much OF contest emonf
the Ministers. Il II generally conceded
that Presiding Elder Whitfield, represent
ing Seattle and also the Puget Sound uni
versify At Tacoma. and probably Rev. DR..
Gulllger. OF Olympia. viii be the two
The iixh, Of the day win be over the cleo
ton OF two lay delegates. and already the
wire puiiers are separating the dtnerent
localities of the conference district ana
array!ng church influence against church
influence In the matter OF cognefing votes
seattle Method.sts ask that Prof. T. 8.
Lippy shall 90 to Chicago. and make =
strong csam Eyssstt says ,nas f snd
leader In local Meth0dism. = the proper
man. II. J. Cozine. OF Tacoma. 10 put
forward BY the denomination In that city
com. Is q late but formidable entry In the
race. his friends claiming that the two
ministerial delegates and one lAy oeie-
Sate win come from the south Of the dis-
trict. ana that the north should be al
lowed one lay delegate.
There II no doubt about the warmth OF
the friendly rivalry. as letters are hing
written prospective delegnies IRON nl ane
hither and thither. and local newspapers
importuned 10 boom the different caudi-
dates. The work Of the conference at
delegates to the national conference next
npring Is very important. The old Ques-
ton OF equal lay and ministerial represen-
tation Is to come Up at Chicago. Hitherto
two lay delegates each and one for each
forty-fve ministers. This gives the minis
tiers large preponderance In the national
gathering. A steady night is on for equal
tn Il Is successful. The delegates sent
from the Whatcom meeting will no doubt
be instructed on this important question.
os a. and
ton Of its affairs II to come up. The
plans for the upbuilding OF this institution
WIN take up considerable time. All the
win Sc made At this meeting and is really
the most interesting problem to the public
that will be decided. The new field Of the
Philippines II now one Of the 0utpOsts Of
this district. Manila having been annexed
at the last meeting In Tacoma and a mis-
s.onary placed there. The happenings at
that faraway station in the past year have
made It an important point in conference
considerations.
There will be nearly 20 delegates pres
cnt. Bishop Vincent OF Topeka, Kan.
Will preside at the conference. and as II
OF Chautauqua Will receive royal vel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-25
TROOPS ron SOUTH AFRICA.
Two Regiments start On Transport
From Gibraltar ana S0uthanptou

Two Regiments start On Transports,
From Gibraltar and SouthanDteu.
GIBRALTAR. Aug. N-The Manchester
regiment. numbering 1000 men. has sailed
soUTHAHPToN. Aug. A-The British
steamer Arundel Castle sailed from this
port today with thirty officers and 10
men OF various regiments, bound for
Cape Town.
CAPE TOWN. Aug. A-The Delagoa
transit Of a large amount Of ammunition.
has directed attention OF the British Of
nciais to the immense denominations OF
war munitions In the South African Re-
public and the Transvaal.
rying arms, the supply Of weapons. az
shown In the Lourenzo Marquee (Delagoa
bay returns for three years Is greatly in
excess OF the burghers' requirements, and
consequently there Is . growing feeling
Africa that no settlement Of the existing
crisis will insure lasting peace unless Il
includes provision for the reduction OF
ornaments.
Reserves May he Gales.
DURAN. Aug. N-Natal men belong
Ing to the British flrst-class reserve resid-
ing here have been ordered to hold them
ments.
Germans Ready to Fight.
JOHANNESBURG Aug. 2A-At a meet
Ing here OF 200 Germans. a committee was
appointed to express to the Transvaal gov
eminent the willingness Of the Germans
to volunteer for service In case Of war,
but requesting they be enrolled in a sep
endured by the Germans In the Magato
campaign.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-25
BABY WAS THEIR TRUMP CARD.
HOW the Girls Beat the widow at
the Summer ResOPt

How the Girls Beat the widow at
the Summer Resort.
Yes" said the girl with the chocolate
Ice cream and sun-burned nose. "she was
widow and young. Her husband had
been dead two yearA and she was more
than beginning to take notice. There
weren't but three men at the hotel, bar
ring the Saturdays to Mondays. whose
wives. of course. never let them out OF
girls and the widow. The first night she
laid US out cold. She went In for palm
istry. the wretch. and she put in all the
evening reading those mems hands One
pair OF hands at time wasn't enough
for her-oh, goodness. no. She had to
have one mans hand to read, and the
other two men had to stay around so that
she could compare the hand she was read
Ing with theirs. Next day she--well. she
was one OF those horrid women who al
ways swim out to the float and Sit out
there with the men. while the rest of US.
who can't swim. hang on to the ropes
and look like a row OF Stoughton bottles.
II took all three OF the men to teach her
to dive-as II she didn't know how al
ready. She said lovely things about us
girls to the men-horrid. designing thing!
And the men acted as II they thought we
were Jealous. The third night We rebelled
SHc ""s sittIiiS out IN the gallery after
dinner with the men. when I came IN. al
sweet as could be-
oh. Mrs. Bangs. said. your baby IL
just crying himself into spasms.'
Her baby was q little reptile. years
old. and she had a nurse for him. OF
course. she knew he was all right. and
she knew ] knew It: but there were the
men. and the only play for her was the
heavy maternal She had TO leave those
men and dash of to the baby. or they'd
think she wasn't devoted mother. which
she wasn't. and which no man can pardon
q woman for not being. We worked that
child-crying -for-its-mother lay for all n
was worth. We never let her rest. BABY
wanted her every time she caught s!gat OF
a man. We talked about how delicate
baby was and what a care he must he
We asked every morning how haby's
croupy cough was. We forced tina. osiious
widow 20 devote herself from breakfas,
10 bedtime to that reptilan child. We
routed her. horse. foot and dragons. She
was widow. and we had hard fight.
but baby was cur trump card. and we
well. we had the three men TO ourselves
after a week OF IT. She never sid a
word. but I'll wager anything you like
that there were times when shed have
In pounding baby with the back
OF hair brnsn-and think she did n
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