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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-09

Yoris, 8. MGr5. - Der bieIige
GprreIppnoent zines ameritdnti4en
giattes bring in GrFa6rung, bab in
DEN neutrality-suspicious. Se5iebnngsn
Guberite Spannung berrI6t uno bob
bic pffi5islien 8reiIe 5rantrei6's nit
Der M0gli6tsit zines 8riege5 regimen.
Sin bo6Itebenoer 9eamtsr, Der ba5
@ertrausn Der Regisrung beIist, t6eilz
te benz GorreIponoenten nit, baB es
tpertbios ipdre. nod peiter Die Sbat=
fade in @breoe gu 1teQen, oab 8roB9
britdnnien es barauF obgeIeben babe.
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gu, baB es Ieit etli6er 3eit offenbar
mar, baB bie englii6e 9refie auf einen
8sFebl bon oben iiber ieOen nod 70 9ez
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gunger in Der 9rsHs irgeno zines an
oeren 2unbes itili6lpeigeno iibergebe.
Wie ii6 bas nun audi perbalten mag,
man tpeiB bier, bab 9roBbritanmen's
neulifs &riegsriiitun9en nur 9egen
6rdntrei6 gerif1tet iino. Sir jeoen
S6rttt, ben @rg(uno getban bat. limb
in Sranfreih 9egenmubregeln getrofz
fen tporben. Gs ipar ni6t SdJlpdde,
oas bic 5ran3OIsn peran(aBte. in Der
SaT6ooa = Streitfrdge na63ugeben,
Ionbsrn WlGBigung, pbslei9 offsnbar
jebe Mdbigune bei Gnglano's 2eioenz
l9aft bic retnite 8srl6Denoun9 mar.
5rantrsi9 1T jebt bereit uno porbsreiz
tet, bem britiI6en Nn9riFf WiDsrI Itano
gu leiIten. Der Diplomat iogte unter
9lnoerem: uWir ipiinTden teinenarieg,
aber Gnglano's 2lbIi6t 1T gu offena
bar, um mibDritanben gu peroen. Sn
5olge oeHsn BADEN mir ale nDtbigen
@orIiAtsmuBregeln getroFfsn, Inn nt4t
ii6errumpelt gu tperoen. gBdhenDorz
rGt6e, Munitipn unD Proptont lino in
ben 8olonie'n in gsniigenoer Menge
aufgeitupelt. I'M iie, ubglei9 iIolirt, in
ben Stdnb gu IeBen, cine lange Gamz
payne aus3ubalten. Sn 5Ontin iino
10000 peibe 5ruppen uno in 9ll9ier
$4,000 unter 9snsral 9allient, Der
inn StanOe Iein pirb, init ieOer @rpez
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gen nabe3u 10000 Sruppen uno in
aller 8iir3e iperoen me6r oortbin gez
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oertreiben fann. QfGes lit parut, uno
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tung bes erIten S9rittes BON Seiten
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rei9's MGBigun9 Falia geoeutet, Die
Fran30iiI9e Jlotte bat Iidere 3uz
Flu6tsbdTen, BON benen aus lie I'M
Stanne iein miro, Ingriffe ouF @ngz
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fennen, gu beden, fals Der Srieg err
flGrt 1perben Iollte. @s iin0 16on
merftpiiroigere 0inge porsefommen,
dls bic SrlcDlore in G0nDon II. 9dtro
gu ieben. 9ergehen Sic aber nt6t,
oaB mir ben Srisg ni6t tpiin|6en,
absr i'm anne6men, tpenn er unS oufz
gebrdnet tptro."
5rantrsi6's 5lOttenfta NJ
bal.
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rat6 bat beI6loKen, Gapitdn 9bilipp,
Der onesAugt 1T, @sbeimnihe Der
fran5Diii6en Jiotte an England 3u
perfauFen periudt gu BADEN, aus oem
9ienIte gu entlaHen. 96ilipp 1T a6er
perF6tpunoen.
sSSn ben gouloirs Der 0eputirten=
fanpner bieB es, OaB in 8iir5e nod
afpei lpeitere 5lottenzGprruptionsa
Ifanbale an bic OsfTentli4fsit tommen
tpiir0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-09
Wibbenbprf, Sliper & Co.,
S0ufterS 1ttto Mafler.
(&epiers6ebdnoe).
Nr. 21S, 3 ffsG CT ut t,sS trakG

Baltimore, Wo.
AETttsIi.ber Der rgaItimorer GHettens B6rfe. "-Ea
Gambler nit NunisipaI> uno anoeren 8aSts
taIsanIaaen eriter Sflaffe, iospie eansIanotidaca
DebfeIn. (Sept5,1SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-09

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feft bss Departments @Frpnos, Der
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-09
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0icf carm UNI 9lic6ts.
Sic Sritcn iinS 8eitern scbn Meilcn
melt bpriparts gcfpmmen.
Spercn battcn 9tihtS ba9e9cn.

Bsil bic britII6e SnFanterie ni6t nit
Der &aboGerie S9ritt bdlten tonnz
is, mar Die 8stpeguns cine perfeblz
te. - Gin ange6li6er dmerifaniz
i6er @ooptipbiirgsr in &imberleD
BON ben 8riten aIs Spion gu bret=
jdbriesr 5aft perurtbeilt. - Snz
tsre1ante Na6ridten aus goerenz
quellen. - Dom Yaul's Eeoe in
8loemfontein. - Mufefing l4per
beordngt.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08
Mr.. Grover Cleveland Delivers Himself.

any in this country conspcuousy than all
others has enormously rich poll
tics advantages political position afforded that
is Grover Cleveland. He presidential
Office comparatively poor man, millionaire at
the end Of his man, ex-presidant
on the political outlook His first expression denun-
citation rampant American politics"
He declares that hs graspng spirit plumber
wrapping its coils of darkness
Of that OF course this expresident and present duck
shooter opposed to expansion talks about
istic and unselsh brotherhood all
aduerated gall of all this beautiful coming
such with such record. does Grover expect
to about convincing the people their
duty to civilization places without seeking
to civze in way people they sought to
help and elevate? "Commerciasm" the ex-president
calls it, motive has pushed civilization
into the dark places Of Asia and Africa spirit
plumber ruling force in the chief
of desert wastes.
The truth is that American civilization
trade and will go hand in into Orient
there is why they should Cleveland
the antexpansonss have simply seized commercial
by of which they hope to
expansion movement odious but their efforts
Will be Of no avail
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08
Two Big Advertising Schemes.

Topeka and Governor Stanley have united in two
three enterprises late, is harmonious
pull these enterprises charity. The proposition
is the contribute million bushels
subjects of Great Britain in india England
presumably being busy with raising to down
the little republics of Africa look after wants
of people whom she rules much for their
for what she make of them The other enterprise
which Topeka and the have united
Exposition be held in Topeka. 1904 celebrate
the semcentennial settlement the governor
has issued proclamation all the county boards
mssoners and all the
Of the first and classes Kansas delegates
meet in Representative hall. Topeka June s. to
make adequate plans carry scheme on such
scale will prove great boom.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08
A Method in Clemens nadness.

Clemens the boiling Popuist mixes more than rnod
brains with his Socialism unquestionabIy lost
the for whom he played prophet such short time
ago. But he holding down a Office then II has
been fully determined Social Democratic
regularly petition the prescribes which
ticket is expected something of swath down in the
mining districts Kansas especially in the
counties of Cherokee and Crawford 1900 pledged
alone viii by the proposed state organization
County tickets Of Democrats will be nominated in
Neosho and Cloud All this without any expeca-
on Of electng anybody purpose of dis
tracing the Popuis party, But it that very
thing. Clemens is bitter his criticism of Fusion
dickerng for spells by which that party its radicas
and betrayed its foundation principles. Clemens
further says that Popusm it emascu-
lated thing OF contempt principle Pop machine
with Democratic SOUL to that effect in which
scrospetnc Popurs longer find an abiding placa
Al ,he same find that there are lets Of
Pops left the countIy Pops and rnidi,of-the
rad FoTs VIII accusing him OF being In nav of the
Republican party. and that catches many
a Pop the suspicion that who was heretofore so
prominent Pep councils following o1t the ga ira
may eradicate This old leader Of new
party further defense position says that as Popu
lists south with Republicans up north with
Democrats what of principles party be said
which holds to thing in the
country another thing other section Of the
country? South of Mason Dixons Populism
stands Republicanism line for Deroo-
between the stands for nothing which log
ica' -2nl!usion at least the Eagle heartily concurs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08
Daily 80 eagle
The Two Queens of England and Ireland.
N. Nj. MURDOCH. Editor.

The Widow Witten, who as the Queen OF England
and Maude Come who is acting Queen of Ireland,
up to other the old capital of Dublin. The
Widow Witten refers to the British empire tiny
nent- Miss Come speaks Isle our"
country thinks speaking for my lords
gentlemen that is talking for
pressing the United Ishen newspaper calculated to
produce discomfort disloyaty,
nounced in yesterday mornings dispatches and only be-
that paper communication from Maude
who designated Victoria the Queen Of Famine"
Whether Maude had reference the famine in india or the
periodical starvation Of Ireland her ab struck British
atty the its plexus whereupon that
done which did harm to the Of Irish reconc
Dublin the naming Of
boys Patrick possible good There better
of winning the affections of people than by petty
*yranny. AS well take off the head of Irshman close
down, ALL compel him to hold his
Slosing the rain mud Of the purlieus
Dublin by royal widow Windsor Castle viii count
for little as against speech
suppression Of newspaper only because it dared
plant people whose only ofense is patri
otto desire and the aspiration land
Transvaal was the North Arnerl
can Republic is free
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

Bennington illinois, is the artist who did the work. the
painting accepted display
at the Paris Exposition sefaught of the
brush having lesson painting being
forty years DID, is enthusiast. was unknown
fame until the acceptance of his picture He painted
other pictures. 1T is true, including many fine sheep and
fruit pieces but the critics His
choice Of subjects commonplace they saidnothng
but few of canvas meal bag and some
red apples another and fodder and pumpkins
thrd-farm produce and nothing else! This true
but what pictured! so elke that the very
chickens tried to peck it. The whom
hbited walked up and tried luscious
yellow his teeth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08
Along the Kansas Nile.

Twenty years ago the Garfield men IN
Kansas were whooping - up Tor their
mans nomination
The newspapers u Kansas have Euysd
poets so much that original poetry o.
Kansas newsps pers IS a rarity.
a great many OF the weekly papers In
Kansas have permanently adopted tbs
spelling q through" as thru"
Mrs. Frank whitney Of Dodge City
coughed up. last week. "A tooth whie1
had escaped the dentist and gone into
her lungs.
II IS said that Chauncey Depew. ard
not J r. Burton u Kansas. will MAKE
The speech at Philadelphia nominating
Mckinley.
John J. ingalls, says that re believes
he viii reap what he has sown. But
how does he know that be q not booked
FOR 2 hot wind.
Fred I5umont Smith f. running for
senator oct IN western Kansas. end t5a
opposition papers are already calling hifz
Fred Du Mont Smith
in The village - whitman. Kansas. y
is claimed. the minister gets 100 a year.
while che grocery store there sells yearly
gi.3)9 worta u tobacco
AZ Eureka there e. che ex-Confsferals.
J. -. Chew. The O. A X. men have
made him aa honorary ueuber ard
pledged him a military burial
The Republicans q FfHnsy county In
GoFse9 John J. I1FaIs. that early
champion n antitrust legiaatlaa.~ a. a
candidate for fhe vice-prssf1eucy.
A yo-tio'au - Ozford Kicks ca a pois-
zeal caaeus became Jesus Eho sai1.
Nothing naxo I done iu secret would
not have Attended had be been here
Arkansss city O. row 30 dry taat a nssa
VINO t1est $50 tsrs there ard then I'D
for Wellington said at ere laftsr pizes
that pei ras-3 squeeze a dfi1k CIT %
pewter born y hs had ore
Joan y Hannah q IeavssEorth has
bef1 appointed hy Covs-rr 1tar.rf Dem
cc-aft. MEMBER - The state Board q
Chant.es. iu giacs - = 81 D9iaH o;
EaIua. whose term tss eE7i-ed
\ car-scaa ~ groceries arrived ~ Al
leae recently frlr f1irarp store Hhi-a
farmers "a D-eE -n.B c9urtg nd qr1sfed
from s ffarT FeizG rasesuar. Taat
b Z A4asff- ID way ~ 5fesa ~ a coarfy
A. s-us-1 loi = fsnsa male 90
a csga estEer1slag = cents eseh 90 Eet
she A+rhsTu Casrasior fhs 1ark 81 as
r-a "as ;ts DsF4 wogl1 rga Hr T-eT
az Det raessVs a stage c1ay. Ed fnrT
have corellsea tHsf frs usra Ea1l1
zzvs p.sgc@ tasz 5ast "a; klD4 - :
trek
:. ~. I.lrzz a. ssurer oosnty hss =
s-s-scfe farm. - aefeH @ ussz- =
ceres 70 atr sa1 a fave ~ acres =
r. SIS scna Cd sfay o. she farm aaf
ss5a siru z.fh a 1laria~t sErsfr1s1t tass
- Eocn - casa Ees-lss tE@-Ig -eas gea-s
q az. - - - base a "a sasa aa4ra
4 tss fzra ~ aasE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08
Dear Old Dewey, Why Did You Do Ita

Dewey, whose wife thinks presidential
bee of own, Dewey his wife. educated
the expense States subsequently
honored and given before he had
got wife says voted in his
life wanted and then he wanted to
Cleveland, the president who drove the
Democratic party into Organism So by this and by that
Dewey trader contractionst is for the rich
monopolist as against and the struggling
a seeking from eight millions
Of his countrymen's fne-haired all
arlstocrac paddle the polling
place will American citizen If he
political conviction his intimate friends did
His brothers uncertain to
which party held without political convictions
chosen of a popular government, and the
exponent given line of principles would be anomalous
Admiral Dewey Republican antecedens and his Demo-
wife neither their lives,
stute presidential candidacy which either
insanity Admiral Dewey, if the smallest
insignificant successful that
blessed a country, if he keeps another
he viii be country's littlest big joke.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08
Beers Under American Protection.

Not precisely calculated tranquility
ninstraon circles the commissioners
expected Europe today empowered
to offer protectorate the Transvaa United
States 1t is said that the proposition is of Dom
gers and that while steady resistance
the British advance, proposes diplomacy
well to further if possible the of Tansvaal
independence AS he puts it, why shouldn't the greatest
of republics protect the two small republics South
Africa?"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08
Southern Kansas Business Men

A provsrb from TIE French pars tnat
"a thing which p,essss Is already half
sold Tais constitute no ordinary trib-
ute 70 ire power q the Advertisement.
The newEpaper Eubacri3er reaes az sd
xertisemeut. become pleased wEt1 fha
description 2of prices - certain goods.
and thus purchaser is nearly von-
Advertisement p1fat the way 20 con-
merciai bargains The sp-frE aaarp5ag
has begun. and careful buyers 1,eyrse
che columns ~ fkeir fzyorfie reWsraper
before starting olt 20 make pErcnssss
with The special qualities a goods az
p.aiaed 20 taer1 e. we'I-war5e1 sevsr-
tiBsnneuts. @hopCi-g f. MADE easy. pleas
art ard sstlsfacto-y-
70 ambitious merchant IS eat.zaes wlth
the 5Bsl1ess b. s. EcsaE H. va~ts 70
Increase Z aus kss1 it lz liue afa tas
growing 1eus1zs - ihs eErcHsgias saa-
IL. T O. TITS re uuss have certzi7
ard efficient means = c1ru a45--i-s ti1a
~l;1 fEcss Errse c1st1-a saE corH8ercg
Re desires. TIE seTer;iserrsat. a'ssaE tie
5est - all iutsTEe1lars-s. "a therefore
necessary 20 az
TIE ID rzyiaE fazt - zsteasd 81
rFvev ba3ls" reGecta3 egrsar -fr12t.sr-cs
rztEer tzza a 1kTsfczl f1eE s. aateFer
ma - worth aaTlrz e. Earta cc-staef
eare Trsa L. especially tr1s - a.slsess.
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r..oyes - re aeF1 s1FsnfsEe Tss aaest
rsofezt . al sseh ass - aevsrliEnr.
vsth gr3rs~ a1;snfsos aEvert4ai-g AZ
rnzke arv h1zs-fsB Es-cssffg
Esu-as 1ae1za1Es f1s lT4ss zssae-fTt.
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Fsocssz e. agEtnsss ~eeprz.1E .esa 81 tee
=ostE = fas zares sai1 fhar ga 1os aa2
q fse a@gy 80 -zEssftfs< ~ s1rsrfls-
try ~ 1farzzrss g >wrezg - c1gsfs.
TIE prrcAaa3-z gEe "a af AsF aEs
r "a nzerrnantz wEe aaFE g1cs esr@-
fssEa- T-aexsasen aazes szs ths asFsF
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

Last week the British captured fifty Beers and the
captured five companies of appear
the Beers have the short the
teeter board.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

While the convention hall still burning Kansas
City Commercial club figuring building This
Improvement the Nero plan of rendering
lections during the confagraton.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08
The Man Who Paints Corn.

Those who have the pictured clusters ears Of
ebeshing the catalogue gotten in the
Atchisons carnival well believe
10 painter Alfred Montgomery Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

If Dewey is nominated the public may that
if there yelow-haired who came very near
suing him for breach of promise she will get into motion
before the campaign closes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

Agunaldo is at Singapore. He has probably laid
down his But if the United States goes after him
viii probably discover that he still carries his feet
around with
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

There rush of men get the jury in New York
determine whether the play "Sapho' or
not New York perfectly awful. course that
jury said "Sapho" immoral.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

The Prince of Wales not frightened a Bit but in
the future he would be obliged to Anarchists they will
notify him few hours ahead of time they propose
to open up impromptu firing line.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08
Papas Theory.

ylzmraa--T caz-i lasaEsas sat BABY &
crTfns f9r nsE-
Paga--Jgss - kesg Il przeties. sap
pose. he usy rs wazf anything slsss
nox. 5zs As 1x1's -. EEez &c ElA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

Debs presidential candidate, is making much
Roadway. His opportunity 1896 Fortune knocks
at mans Fortune puts in her
time knocking the himself.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

Roosevelt recently said of Mckinley that mckinley
has about much backbone toy chocolate man."
Roosevelt should by all cowcatcher
his egotism. He may hurt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

During Beveridges speech, senators
turned their backs him show him that talks
much. BY custom expected bring into
the the first year his the
wear
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

CFroa The Washington starr
''Dol't you tsizk ny frssEa IS very elo-
Guenf-
Il haven't 6sciSe6 yet answered Miss
Cayenne. =; Is very hard taess days
. make I'd one'S Eniu6 whether u2n
- eloquent o. merely laxative"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

Ed Dunkhorst Of Cleveland viii meet Bob FItzsmmons
April So And May Mr. Dunkhorst VIII feel somewhat
Montojo May .
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

After studying II Victoria could that by nam
the youngest baby York Pat she would pay
delicate compliment to the police force Of New York.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

1t : nonsense to beiitte Dewey's chances Why the
who school with when they were boys
together" alone elect him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

Schedule OF important epochs IN Dewey's lie: May
1855 Montojo misses Dewey; October 1899 Mrs HAGEN
Mrs Dewey.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

A great many people viii still Dewey is
great. They haven't forgotten he
didn't lecture
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

during the Mexican soldier in defense
conflict home: Our biggern theirn
an rights bigger
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

In Cuba people are classed as "Cubans Americans
and foreigners You see, exactly fer
eigners-not yet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

AS for Webster Davis and his friendship the Beers
his only regret probably is mouth TO
give the Of liberty.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

The Beers are determined hold the town Of Thaba
N'Chu- we don't know much about the O NChu
is probably not to be sneezed at
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

II Dewey does get into the race Mrs Dewey has a
thirteen-inch barrel bring bear the situation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

Learn 10 say No" This the advice all wise nan
And besides. il is polite than Mi"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

General y. Z. Forrest. re noted COR
fsderate cavalry Iss6sr. vas hard
aEatar vita whatever weapon ze eaose
for = combat Few nae1 got TIRE best q
him with sword or tongue Tssy s~e
stgI tsi.!ag g Alsaaraz u a cart res ?
Re gave 20 a -iva3 Officer wAo once t.
situated that Forrest used hair 6Te
HOY Is s. general" suesrp6 re or
cer That FoEr hair = gay. but yozr
beard IS black"
aPro5z5iT because. UzEGEs seize psssse
7 k1ow. I Use 11y bead Eaora iaSz uy
tzws," xzs Forests grin reply.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16

After long DELAY the Tona finally went 20 sea
again and was next heard of the Island OF Mini
coy In Indian Ocean. IN the direction OF Aden-
Here the Count spent several days securing num-
ber OF fittings from a derelict wrecked on reef
OF island After picking up these fittings his
own yacht immediately wen- aground. Quickly fol-
lowing the accident. according 70 the sworn decara-
tion OF the chief officer before the Receiver OF
Wrecks on his return 20 ColoSlbo. the yacht was
set on fire by the Counts orders the count nlnselr
being the commander Of the vessel
The tale of hardship experienced during me rort-
night before the rescued Dy the ngnc-
house steamer would make interesting chapter
but the item of interest is that the Ceyion
Receiver OF Wrecks has decided that the yacht
accidentally wrecked. and that he need take no
further steps in the matter. Meanwhile the Aus
rrian Consul az Colombo has issued certificates TO
the officers and crew OF the Tolna. setting forth
that they were employed the yacht These
enable the obtain employment. althouz1
the Count, who remained on the island OF Mintcoy.
retained the mems papers The Counts wife has
been with him for three years. since ne has
absent from Europe