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No Senatorial Primary.

The proposed senatorial primary
called for by Judge Snodgrass has been
denied by the state executive commit
tee by vote of thirteen to two, which
lacks but little of being the orthodox
10 to /. This permanently settles the
question and it need no longer be dis
cussed.
1t was given out that Gov, McAIil-
Inns friends were behind the move
ment, and that while the governor was
out Of the race, he was anxious to see
Snodgrass beat Carmack, or ex-Gov.
Taylor come in and clean up the plat
ter, leaving both Carmack and Snod-
grass dinnerless.
The result of the vote of the execu-
tive committee, which is looked upon
as being McMillin's committee, shows
that an injustice was done the governor
by the rumors sent broadcast, and that
he has in good faith withdrawn from
the race, leauing the field clear and
without desire to interfere or rssist any
one. The only votes cast for the pri-
mary were two from East Tennessee,
Judge Snodgrass' baliwick; the rest
took the opposite and wiser view.
Mr. Carmack has so many votes in
structed for him at the present time
that he is practically nominated. HI
has canvassed the state to some ex
tent spent time and money, and i
would be unfair to impose a double
task upon him or to make him surren
der what he has legitimately won, an(
do over again what he has already
| done.
And with due Difference to Judg,
Snodgrass, and while we fully indors
his statesmanlike views on expansion
it is obvious that q general primar,
mould be disappointing to him. !
would leave him no better off than h
is now. In the forensic battle whicl
would ensue it is putting it mildly t
say that Carmack would surely hol
his own. In the absence Of some com
pelling reason for 50 doing it is nc
probable that the people of Tennessee
would reverse themselves in fey
months.
Carmack has the state by the fore
lock with a down-hill pull. The "boys
are for him and also the girls. He
preferred not because of, but in spit
of, his views on expansion. He woul
be preferred if he advocated boring
hole in each and every one Of the Phi
ippine islands, stringing them on
thread of silver and wearing them as
necklace. He is young and sound an
able; he is right on everything but h
expansion views, and on this point /
has plenty of time to learn, becaus
Mr.. Bryan purposes establishing
stable government" in the islands frs
and when the savage Moros, the sultar
and the harem- bedizzened islands {
the Sulu archipelago are ready for
stable government those living in Ii
world will probobly be writing it A. I
1900 and wondering whether it is Ii
ending of an old or the beginning of
new century.
Aside from all this, the people of IL
different counties, the constituenci'
of those who will be sent to the legisl
ture, should instruct their represent
tives for whom to vote. The people
Owl Hollow have no right to instru
representatives from Shelbp count,
and qice versa. Commercial Appeal.
Use DR.. Miles NERVE PLAsTERs for GPINA
WEAKNESS. All druggists sell 'em for q
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-16

The Bristol News statos that the
train popularity known as the "Ashe-
Vile Bristol Flyer will hereafter he
operated only between Morristown and
aud Bristol. The supposed reason for
the change is that the train does not
pay between Morristown and Asheville.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-16
NOTICE.
In re estate of G.. B. Boren, de-
ceased.


The insolvency of the estate of G. B.
Boren, deceased, having been duly
suggested in the county court of Wash
ngton county, Tenn, and the under
signed having been commanded by the
said court to make due advertisement
OF said insolvency, and to give notice
to creditors to present their claims, au-
thenticated as prescribed by law, on or
before the first Monday in December,
1900.
Notice is hereby given to all creditors
of the insolvent estate Of g. B. Boren,
deceased, to file their claims as pre-
scribed by law, in said insolvent pro
ceedings in the county court of Wash
ington county, Tenn, on or before the
first Monday in December, 1900, Of
they will be forever barred, both in
law and equity.
JOHN W. BORING.
August 2, 1900.
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For Sale

A modern 10 room dwelling on Una
aka avenue. Well located and in good
repair. Also large fire and burglar
proof safe. For terms and prices apply
at COMET office.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-16
Card of Thanks.

We desire to tender our sincere thanks
to the friends who so kindly admins
tered to our needs during our recent
bereavement. Respt.,
Mr.. AND Mrs. G. 9. SEAvER.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-16

Bob Fitzsimmons knocked out Gus
Rubin in New York in six rounds, af-
ter fierce battle
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-16

There are fifty two cases Of yellow
fever under treatment at Havana. OF
this number eighteen are Americans.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-16
Celery Plants For Sale

$4,000 celery plants for sale at e. G.
Kmkpatricks
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-16

The meeting of the democratic clubs
at Indianapolis has been postponed
from September s to October 3.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-16
For Sale

At a low price, and on easy terms the
house located next to }. NJ. Martin, on
Unaka avenue, aud lying betN cen j.
Nj. Martin aud the house situated on
the corner Of Unaka avenue aud Baxter
streets, Apply to
j. Il. BRApING, Bristol, Tenn.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-16


The young society people of johnson
City have never had the pleasure Of at
tending more delightful entertain.
ment than the one given by the Misses
Henderson last Tuesday evening at
their lovely homo ON Roam street, in
compliment to their visiting cousins,
the Misses Jones two of Roanoke's
most popular and attractive young
ladies.
The Misses Henderson have an en-
viable reputation for their charming
manner of entertaining, and, on this
occasion, no pains were spared to make
this their happiest event. The large
lawn was brilliantly lighted by Japan.
ese lanterns hanging from the trees,
and also suspended from wire which
encircled the entire lawn. Behind a
cluster of vines small orchestra was
stationed which discoursed some de-
lightful strains of music during the
evening The entertainment was of
literary character, and Miss Sallie Bar
rett, of Charleston, Tenn, was voted
handsome prize for being the most
gifted conversationalist.
AT II o'clock the guests repaired to
the dining room where elegant refresh
ments were served, which were fur
nished by Kern, of Knoxville. The
parlor and dining room decorations
were elaborate, white and pink being
the prevailing colors. Those invited
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fountain, Mr..
and Mrs, A. N. Wordsworth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. T. Wofford, Mr.. and Mrs.
f, b. st. John, Mr.. and Mrs. G. o.
Biddle, Misses Belle Miller, Alice
Carr, Carrie Carr, Sauna Biddle, Liz
zie Carr, Elsie Hickman, Fannie Boil
ton, Eva Carr Bessie Morley, Bessie
Love, Sweetwater; Gertrude Erwin,
Va; - Shelter, Indiana; Sallie
Barrette, Charleston, Tenn, ---
Wright, Bristol; Louise Blair, Loudon,
Tenn. Messrs. Frank Miller, Bob
Martin, James st. John, A. W. Spen-
Ger, Haynes Miller, Roy Reeves, John
X. Miller, Sam Willard, John H. Mil.
Ter, Lit Wood, Frank Taylor, Sam
Carr, George Mitchell, Tom Kirkpat-
rick, Oscar Miller, Milton Bolton,
Paul Carr, Sam Crumley, Will Harris,
Walter Cargille, Chas. Cargille, En-
bree Easley, Will Johnson, Horace
Miller, j, F. Crumley, Will Miller,
Stanley Boring, Allen Harris, L. d.
Gump, j. A. Summers; Chas. Wright,
George McCrary, Capt. t. A. Davis,
Bristol, Tenn, DR.. H. NJ. Cass, Nor
ristown, Tenn; H. B. Shipley, Will
Reeves, Jonesboro, Tenn.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-16
NE y COMET
The Voting Begins.

Below will be found the standing of
the candidates for the pilot stove
that TIM COMET will give away on Oe-
tober end, 1900. Fifty votes will be
given for every dollar paid THE COMET
for subscription, job work and adyer-
Using. See large advertisement else
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-16


Unaka avenue, aud lying betN cen j.
NJ. Martin aud the house situated on
the corner Of Unuka avenue and Baxter
streets. Apply to
j. Il. BRApN9, Bristol, Tenn
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles
All druggists are authorized by the
manufacturers of PAZO OINTMENT
to refund the money where it fails to
cure any case OF piles no matter of how
long standing Cures ordinary cases
in six days, the worst eases IN sixteen
days. One application gives ease and
rest. Relieves itching instantly.
Guaranteed to cure piles without the
knife.
This is a new discovery and is the
only pile remedy sold on a positive
guarantee, no cure, no pay. Price SOC.
Can be sent by mail. We have placed
it on sale with every druggist in the
town of johnson City, Tenn, who will
sell it to you on the above guarantee.
Brass kettles and all kinds of tinw are
ut The Bee Hive.
Buy Gold Dust flour.
The best soap is Drag" at Jackson's.
Gold Dust dour-best made.
Kingan's dried and canned meats at
JGckson's
Bargains in Clothing at The Bee
Hive during July.
The best lour is iioId puSt
See or phone J. s. Galliher & Co. if
you want gasoline.
The greatest variety, the purest and
freshest candies can always be found at
Jackson's.
You can buy gasoline cheaper from J &.
S. Galliher Il Go. than anywhere else
All kinds of plumbing repairs at The
Bee Hive.
Gold Dust -four will please the
nest Of Won
Chase & Sanborn's teas and coffees
are the best. You get them only at
Jackson's.
Peanuts, fresh from the rooster, at
Jacksons
Headquarters for Ralston Breakfast
food at Jackson's.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-16

A party of young ladies were on the
street few days ago each carrying
mans hat on stick in such manner
as to lead one at a distance to believe
that each Young lady had a male es-
cort. We are not advised whether this
was simply an advertisement for man
or carried as fair representative Of
thn COY
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-16

Bargains in Clothing at The Bee
Hive during July.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-16

And every pair under Positive Guarantee.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-16
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles

Brass kettles and all kinds of tinNare
at The Bee Hive.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-16

Kingan's dried and canned meats at
Jackson's.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-23
Wuslann.

@eueralfelbmarlAaQ 6raf BON @al>
terIee, rer Shertpmmanpeur Der alliirten
Sruppen, bat am Mcntas ppn Berlin
aus Die Teile mad Gbina ansetreten.
a Der eeutihe 9teiAstas miro ni6t Ypr
Sftctsr einberufen perpeu.
Gniler 5ran, Splepb scn Selterreit
tat am leBten Samltas leinen 20. Oez
burtStas srfeiert.
Den pariiern iriro !oeil mieperfaeren ;
oenn ibr lieter, gutter 8rcune, Der G,ar
Srn GuBIano, wirp nahiten Mipnat pts
sSeltausitelluns teiunen.
Sn Stalien itebt eiu Mini tertpedlel
beprr.
2lus @arts wiro semelnet, nos bic eite
Der @reiie fir bic amerifanilhen 9us=
teller auf Der gSeltauslteluns Jest per-
rfentliht wproen 1T. Die Geiammtz
gail Der aui pie Scr. Staaten entiallenen
Yreile tetrdat 1881, rarunter 22O arpse
9reiie, 1876 grlpmepailen, 5S3 Siltcrz
mepaiuen, 422 grpn,cmecaillen, 27O ebz
renpplle Gr,ratnunsen uno cine arrGe
Wensc Mepaillen fir yiitarbeiter. often
,3weisen Der &unit unp Snbuitrie 1T 2(nz
erfennung 3u Shell Seirprnen, etenlp ren
amerifanilAen 5arm= unD Orubenprc=
Suften.
On benz gSetttrett auf Der internatiu<
nalen 2lus itelung BON Jeuerpebr> Qppa=
raten. melher am Samitas in Gincennes
itattfano, nabmen unsefaGr 5000 5euer<
mebrleutc Der serldieeeniten NatipnalitG= =
ten tbeil. Die 5euermebr BON &anhs
GitY erreste burh bic Shnellisfeit pes
Qnlhirrens Der Yferpe. purh ibr l6neaes
6abren unp purt tbre Gehen5rettunas=
Ipparate 10 srrBes 2lufeben, naB man
ibr tialdweiseno bic erit Steue elm
rlumte.
Nuf rem 0eltaus lteQunaaplas bat id,
am Gam tag mieper Gin ihlimmer unfall
ereisnet. sSdbrenp fh auf einem Britt
fenlteg, welher BON einem Getduoe su
einsm anperen fiibrte, cine erpte Men=
lhenmense tefanc. murpe plDBlib pbns
alien 0runc Der STUFF laut: ,,gs fradt !"
s. enttanp Elm @errdnse, watrenp bes=
1elten CAB pas @eldnper res Steees nah
uno etwa 80 Yerlcnen furstcn unsefdbr
crei Meter tief btnab. Msbrere 9eute
wurnen serleBt, ,trei rasrn letenssefabrz
Iih
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-23
Sic 0clanpten III eid,erbcit.

Oie bangen 3neifel iino beieitiat
bic Geianoten uno ibr 8efolse beiin=
ben lib in Siherbeit nnter benz Sdube
Der per5iinoeten Sruppen, Die pbne Wi=
oeritano su finoen in Die dineiiIde
6auptltaot eingesoaen Iino Ser Welt
lit Elm lbredlides GreianiB erIpart ae=
blieben. 9amit III Der erlte gtt bes
hineliihen Dramas su Gnbe.
yBus nun tueiter ? 9as miro bon
Den geribten abbanaen, bic nun in
m6aliditer Woufidnoioteit ,u erparten
lteben, iiber bic i6,peran Sage Der .2ei=
ben nit ibren abmenieinoen eeenen
bon Soffnung uno Bersmei flung, >tpie
iibsr Die ,laberen llnitdnoe, Die inneren
8orsdnge uno bic Shuioigen.
gie 6lu6t Der 2oiferin &eaentin
iheint onsaosuter, oab lie oos strafz
aeriGt iiisdtete, oos megen ibrer on=
aeblihen unteritiibuns Der Wufitdnbi=
|id)en iiber tie erGeben mubte m0sli-
6eripeiie Bat Iie, ipenn lie nid)t fhuloia
luar, li6 por ben 05epalttbdtiofeiten
oes Yb5els gsfiirthtst. Die gu er,uartcn
luaren, tuenn Die OerGoBteu Garborer
bic heiiiqe Gtaot bdtten nit 8etpalt
nebmen mii|len. Men bic Shulo an
oer barbariiden ycbanolung Der 8e=
ianoten trift, werosn mir nun erfab=
ren, eben'o, ob bic Bis a,lf Die lesten
Sage BON oen Wd3ten oufretDt erbol=
tene 9nnabme beItdtigt merDen fann,
oaB es nibt Die bineliIds &seierung
mar, pelder Die trieaerilbe Wttion galt,
lonoern ben Nufriibrern, ,pelbe Die
Geaieruns niht su unteroritfen uer=
mD6te.
Eie Situation piro IiO nun bolo
fldren uno oal1a9 beltinlmt iuerben,
was neiter gu tbun lit. Gas prr=
oramm unierer &egierun9 1T 9egeben.
Setretdr 0aD bat es I'M Huufe Der lsb=
ten Wo6en mebrmals tuieoerbolt, mas
er hon Qlnfang an erfidrte : Die Ser.
Stooten BADEN ilre &ruppen ni1t nacb
China geTanot, um oos Sano nit 9rieQ
3u ilbersieben. sic tuuroen seianbt,
um bic in gbina lebenben gtmeritaner
uuo Die oortisen ameritanilden Suite
rellen 81 i0iiBen uno Der seieBmdbigen
Geeierun9 beim Wisoerberfeaen uno
grlalten Der Oronuug gu belTeu. Gos
balo Jrieoe uno SrOnung mieoer ber=
aeitellt lino, meroen litb Die Ser. etaa=
ten aus.Gbina suriifSieben. gDie balo
bag 2ebtere gu erm6sliden iein miro,
han9t bon Der weiteren gntpiflung ab,
bon Den mebr Doer minoer beoeutenoen
Sdtuierisfeiten, eine georonete. perant=
uortli6e 3esieruns ein5uIeben, uno
enoli6 BON Der Ge9ulirung oer iebr
beitsIn Sdaoeneriabfraae.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-23

Sn Colorado rihten rieiise Walrfeuer
einen unsebeuern Shapen an. gicle
taulenc Nder 8prltlanp fno bereits yer
nihtet unp babel r,imntt pas Jlammcns
meer INNER srSbcre sluspetnuns an,
Sn Gbieasc bat Charles u. Wielens
Elm reutl6er Walermeiter unb Sape3irer,
lcin 1eten aecsfert, UNI Der eisenen Ja-
Mile ein teleres Daleiu gu perihaHen.
Gr 1hcB i'd, cine &ugcl in Den &cpk unp
lein Sob trinst BEN 5interblietenen Ser
liherungsselper i'm getrase scn $4,000.
Srieflih bate er ieinen angetTrisen
feline Nbiht mitsetbeilt.
Sn einem anfau BON Shmermute fat
lih IN 0alYeltrn, Ser, ter Neltaurateur
Nucclrb SUrger etner Der reihlten
Geut1hen Der Stapt. pas 9eben eeupm=
men, inpem er lih nit einem SebermeHcr
bic 6alsaper burhlhnttt. &prger mar
felt SaNren f0rperlih lcibsnp semcien,
mprurh er euplih alleu 2ebensmutb unp
ale Getenaluit rerlpr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-23
Neueite Na1ri1ten.

Die Nliirten iinp allsrrinss teinabe
cbne auf gSiperltanp gu itcBsn in petins
einge3csen unb baben bic geianrten be-
freit, aber jest witbet in getins Elm
furhtbarer &f, unp wenn Die Sertiinz'
peten niAt balp Geritarfunsen erbalten,
10 fcmmen ie in cine ldlimme Sage.
slus baltpffsieaer' Susae atsr bic Ni~
lfunsen Gbina's sebt berspr, Rap &rupp
Der dinelilhen Nesieruns felt Dem Sabre
1895 1894 0elAabe selisiert tat, bar
unter 776 9teun Gentineter 0elhIte,
unp rab ensli1de Jirn,en in perlelten
3eit 224 srGbere unp sos fleinere &C.
ihiibe an bic dinsiilhe Hes.eruns selie=
fert baben.
Siun prpbt aud swilhen Numanien
unc 8ufsarien Elm Rries aus;utrehen.
Sn elmer Mnlprade an feline SfT,iere
1aste &Gnis &arl BON Numanien: Meine
.Ssrren, bereiten sic Nh auf ben 6ries
Dor. 'Gr tann in jepem ausenblid lps=
brehen. sic werpen ih ais tpirbise
gfahfclser Der 5elben BON 1877 ertpeilen.
Sn Der Nabe BON Nrlinstcn, Minn.,
ermorbete Der Tarmer 5beoppr @allert
feline Trau unb bier Stieffinrer nit einem
ShlahtmelIer unp serleBte elm fiinftea
&inp lebensssfabrlid. Das gaar, bas
tets in nnfriccen selett, bate iih sur
einiser 3eit 9etrennt uno 6rau Ballerl
lutl fiirslih cine Sdeipunsstlase einse-
reiht baben.
EROS Der ensli1den Steeesberidte ieber
bic Buren, in Siipafrifa BEN Wiherfant
fort, Mnc ras Gnbe peS Rrieses ltebt nod
in weiter 6erne.
/ Qaut bem reiien Genius tetrast BIZ
GinwcbnersaN G9ieaso'S l,698,575.
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Yolitii1es.

Oie republifaniIhe partei bon gamma,
MeGinleD. Qoo9e &c. lit ni6t Die repub=
lifauilbe partei BON 2incoln. Man
laIie iib oariiber nidt tduIben.
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5agcsnc:st stgfeiten.
Chic.


9iad> bem 1euen eeuIus bat Qfrrn
eine ginmctnersabl srn $4,000. Gas
lit in 10 Sabren etne 3unabme pom l6,=
600 cber nabeSu 60 Drcsent.
Tie Irutees rsr Carnegie gitlicttef
in Steubcnsille babcn BEN Gpntraft fir
bic grrihtuns nss gitlictbef Oetduees
an GebriiDsr s. II. 8. 5rimtle ppn OIL
leatcnp fit s62 900 pcrseten.
9taA elmer Gbe scu ,mei Mcnaten Fat
Nlpin WcDtte in ilsper Sanrustp lcine
9aura auf Sheirung serflaat. Die
bclce eaura 1T ert % Sabre ait, bat fh
aber truboeln lApn orstmal in pas Sod
Der Gbe lhntieren laNen.
Gin 35 Sabre alter Jubrmann, Maz
mems Siesiriec, in 9ltrpn trant Salpe=
ter1iure unp liest i'm Sterben Der 5ce
eiyea &innes uito ein llrfall baten i'm,
ME ea lAeint letenamitpe semaht.
Jobn Sueser, ber p Sabre lang ab<
mr|cno mar unp allgemein iitr tpbt eebal>
ten rurpe, feGrte rteier Sage nah De-
Tonce Surild. Geine Sinner inb in,mt=
Iteu ale crpotbieu unb gum She'll yer
tetratbet, uno lsine ehemalise Satin bat
cine neue GGe einaeaangen. Gurh 3u=
fail bate cine SrGter cte NpreTe ibrcs
Gatsc5 in Gbicasu erfaDren.
Der sSirtb Gbas. Yfeifer in Srletp
wurpe oc5 Iproes i'm 3meiteu 0rane an
8eflngt unp inter $4,000 giirslhaft
geitett. gr bate einen Ifanralireneen
SAT-, Namens Deter Nsienbera nit Der
5aait niererselhlnsen uno jener 1T an
einem Slutflumpeu int Oebtrn seitprten.
81 pies Die 5olsc Res SGlaass mar,
wiro ourA Die Nntlaae nodsuweiien lein.
Die seretbte Gtrafe ereilte ren Nppp=
fatrn Deli SaYiers in Columbus. gr
fat 9egen feline 0atttn mesen ercter
9Ft6tsernahlalFsun9 cine Gbeihei=
eun95Flase anseltrenst. Saviers bate
feline 6rau setetratGet. nad,rem er cine
iSd3ejbuns fur lie ppn t9rem erfen Cat
ten srlan9t bate.
Quf per Sai=Sriife Bel Sanbusfp ent-
9lctIte infpl9e elmer sebrutenen Shiene
Elm Bug Der Cafe Stcre Giientabn unp
ntbrere 8agen itiir3teu in pas stma 20
SuB tiefe 8aNer. Rerfniirpiser gSeiie
ertrant Niemann, rod wurren fiinf 9eute
vrm 3ugperlpnal sicmlih lhmer unr
cine ansabI paiasiere leiht Serlest.
Die Bride, relfe cine talte Meile lang
1T uno li6 nur 6 Jub ilber rem 0aNerz
ipie9el teiiucct, 1T nur meuis bsldarist.
Scn Den pcitldden liest nod rer srSbts
5beil in pem Wailersrat.
Surlcn 6lemins, elm mpblba6enter
5armer, unp iein 20 Sabre alter Sptn
9aprenee mureen am Spnntas Wittag
in N1blep BEL Oelaware BON einem 3use
Der Yis Sour gabn iiterfabren unp se<
tUotet, ais ie in einem gussY bic @eleile
Der Babn freu,ten. Oas 9ierp wuree
200 TuB nett fprtseidleupert unp iein
@elhirr purpe auf ben 5elesrapbenerabz
ten bausenp 9eiunpen.
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anIann.


9tm l. Nusult wurpe bic Hesieruns
in Ba1tinstrn pcn Neapel aus sewarnt
oaB etn 6cmplctt CUR Grmcroung pes
Drafpenten gRe&inleY teitebe. Cine
Nn;atl ttalieni1Aer Mnarhiltsn Iei auf
cem sSese nad 9mertfa unp bel erlter
@elesenbeit merbe rsm 9rafpentsn Der
@araus semabt. Nuf bieie intereRante
Na6ribt bin purren Dor einisen 5asen
bei ibrer Nnfunft in New gycrt ,pei an
seblthe italieni1he MnarAilten, Mpresca
unb @uipr nit Namen, in .6aft sencm=
men; aber prr einem Gomplptt permu1=
ten Die idlauen @ebeimppliStlten aud
nidt bic serinsfs Spur su entoeden. Gs
lheint, pa6 Elm in Neapel ',peilenber
Spabspgel i'd, nit unierer Nesierun9
einen perben S6ers erlaubt bat.
gr=Staatslefretar Gales ppmers Don
Rsntudp lit Der Wiitlhulp an Der grmprz
pung pes Opuperneurs @cebel lhulpis
befunhen wprben. Die SurY erfannte
einmiitbis unb prompt auf lebenslans=
liae @efansnibltrafe.
Jn Der amerifanilAen gpminiltraticn
in Manila lpllen a9nlide Sfanpale Scr~
sefcmmen lein uno nod pcrfpmmen, ,pie
in Der potSerwaltuns gu 5apana.
Sn 2itertp- County, Georgia, 1T elm
fleiner Ra1enfries aussebrchen. Orei
WeiBe unp prei Tartise iinp bereits ais
Spfer III ser;eihnen. Die Situation III
eine 10 unbeilprobenpe, bab Der Staats=
@ouperneur Mili,en mad benz Sdau=
plab becrtert bat.
Sn Stem gcrt 1T Billiam Steinib
Der befannte Shahmei ter, getcrben.
Gr murpe 63 Sabre alt unp ipielte ieil
1858 prpfelTpnea.
Nad Seattle, @aib., brddte am les-
ten Samfas Der Dampfer nRcancfe'
Sob BON Mlasta i'm 8etrase BON 81,
100000.
| Bsi Slatinstcn, pa., fubr Gin paifa-
giersug In eimen Omnibus binein, in BEN
IS Qeute faBen. Glf baocn tpurpen au'
Der gtelle set6ttet, tpdbreno bic iibriser
lfalt ausna9mslus fbwer perlebt marpen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-23
Qluf Dett &bilipp;ncst

iiebt es nod INNER ni9t, gut aus fiir
uns, uno BON einem gnoe oes borti9eu
arieSes miro man pobl erit nod pielen
Sabren reoen tDnnen, falls McGinlep
miebergetpdblt peroen iollte. Sb9leid
mir aae 5tdbte in ben eroberten Si=
ltriften nit Sruppen bsiebt baben, tit
oer Rrieg ieltit in oieien SiItritten
|ni4t gu Gnoe. 9n einem Plabe l,l=
teroriift, looert ct am anoeren pieoer
auf. Offisiere. tpelbs bon oort suriif=
sefebrt fno. ertldren, oaB Die Nrmee
bort berooppelt, ooer auf tpenietens
100, 900 Mann eebradt lueroen mus,
ueun &eiultate ersielt tperoen iollen.
llnb bieie 9lrmee miiBte bann bort
bleiben, um Die Sronuna uno Nube
aufre6t5uerbalten /; ben bel Der erlten
beiten @elegenbeit miirben Die 6ilipinos
| it'd boh uieoer erbeben. Sbone Nus=
|li9t.u
Sas reueIte Mdr6en, tpel6es Ii6 Die
Wominiitration bon Manila telegrapbi=
rem lieb uno fiir oeien ipeitm0slihfe
gerbreitung lie natiirlih eiligt iorgte,
gebt oabin, oab elmer Der 9efaneenen
@enerdle Der Tiliponos lib erboten
babe, unter leinen 2anosleuten Elm &e=
giment ansuwerbe,l, um Die Mmerita=
ner in @bina 81 unteritiiben. 9as
piirbe porausli6tlib eine nette rlln=
terltiibnn9" neroen /! Nber bur1 Die
Berbreituna oerartiser 9iigen perlu1t
bic Mbminiitration ben Blauben au er=
tpeden, bob Der Nufitano auf ben B6i=
lippinen gu @noe 1T, uno bab bic ssili=
pinos bereit iino, Die 9anb gu tiiHen,
meId1e lie ueic1lanen bnt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-23

= 2oro Hoberts lon be,nndbf aus
9iioafrita nad 6auie beorbert uno Der
4rieg bort ofii3ieQ als beenoet ertldrt
tperoen. Da bat Die britiide 3eeie=
run9 bod etruas bon Der unlrisen se-
lernt. Wabrideinlih miro lie aud
oieielbe @rfabrung tuie Die unIrise (aui
ben pbilippinen) MAIDEN, oab man
ndmfih ourd offiaiele grtldrunsen
einen 3riea nod lange nidt beenoet -
oa5a geb6ren 3tuei.
: Db pobl Der 5ingo-Guf ert0nen
tpiro. bic einmal BON ans in China
aufgesosene 6las3e oiirfe nidt Dieoer
entfernt werben 2