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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-03
Chicago Markets.

Chicago. March
The wheat market opened weak, today,
on the heavy Argentine shipments and
lower Liverpool cables, but recovered on
a better cash demand closing firm. May
4 shade over Yesterday May corn closed
a shade lower. May oats unchanged and
provisions .i4W5c. improved.
HE lrauIng futures closed AZ follows:
WlIEAT-March. t4ls: May. COS July.
G6i .dt6fas.
CORN September 35is; March, 32l.;
May, $40 July, 342.
OATS May. 3asGi2Si2: July 22l4.
PORK May. $l0.m; July. $l0.65.
l.ARD-May. $5.S1ia; July, $751;.
RIBS May. S5.S5; July. $5.S7i4
cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOI' X SLOW
WHEAT-No. , spring. STATS; No red,
CGRN-No. :. sea- No. yellow. 23s. q3l
OATS-No. z .3u43as: No. white, 25i2a
rs. M white 25I.m2t
RHE-Nu. >. 55i.
BARLEY >, 3>G4l
FLANSEED-No l and Northwestern
$3.50.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. $2.45.
LARD 81 1uii5.,1l4.
PORK-Mess. $Y6Gn 1850 short ribs
sides $1,000 ~. airy salted shoulders. o..
m6l4; short clear sides, S5.9OH6.OO.
CLDN tR-SN n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-03
THE PRESIDENT
Has Conference With Republican Leaders on
Puerto Rico. Beiere Leaving Capital.

Washington March 2-Befure the Pres
ident left for New York. today, he had 4
conference with Senator Allison Senator
Foraker Of the special committee on
Puerto Rico. Speaker Henderson ana Rep
r-seniatlV- cooper OF the HOUSE. in-IIlHr
committee Several members ~ th.- ,.tb-
met also called IT iS understood tAan
the message on Puerto Rico which later
was sent 1" '"ngr"~s WIS discussed and
presumably received general approval
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-03
LADY TGHE DEAD.
She Girdei en- WeIingon's Sword When He
Started for Waterloo.

London. March Lady Louisa Mad
clina Tishe died n Woodstock county.
Kilkenny, today. She was daughter
NJ thc Duke of Richmond ana was
born in 1903. she danced at the ia
nous ball at BRUSSELS the night before
the battle of Waterloo and girdrd on
the Duke Of Wellineton's sword when
hc started for thr field If battle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-03
At AGE OF 104 YEARS.
Mrs. Abigail X. Girvin. Native OF Berwick.
Me-. Dies at Wesiford. Mass

Westford, Mass, March Mrs.
Abigail X. Garvin died at the home
of he'd daughter here, today, at the
age Of loi years. She was born in Rer-
wick, Me, ana was married in lS26.
AZ Shapleigh Me. After 4 few years,
Mir. ana Mrs. Garvin moved 10 Boston
ana Mrs. GdrVin helped to form the
first church in East Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-03
New York Money Market.

Money On can. steady. 2iIl,. ,..,i n Z
last loan. 2lz. 'fH' :
Prime mercantile paper in1,is -
cent. '%'''& per
Sterling exchange EASY vim ..,
business Ia bankers bllIs IN hi Atll N, Xxx
for demand and A.szAn4s. fnr N d,,'5,z
posted rates, $isiNi.sijz ana SIsIL4giss.
commercial bills. s. SsSif S.IL 49,
Silver certificates, 59%a nt0A
Bar silver $685.
Mexican dollars 47at
Government bonds e1sy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-03
WILL NOT SELL.
Denmark Does Not Care 10 Part with Danish
West Indies.

Paris. March "A dispatch to the
Temps. from Copenhagen says it now
appears certain that the Danish gov
eminent will not accept any offer from
America to acquire the Danish West
indies, the King ana Premier Horring
being opposed To the cession of the
islands
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-03

~ now Thyself' n book for men only.
regular price 50 cents. Will be sent free
'seaIed and postpaid to all male read
ers mentioning this paper ana date en-
tossing bc Tor postage. Address tn" Pea
podN Medical Institute. 4 Bultinch ~
bnaton. Mass. the oldest ana best insti-
luton Of its kind in America Write ELL
day for free book.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-03
Chronic Diarrhoea Cured.

My mother suffered with CHROME
diarrhoea for several months She was
attended by two physicians who at iast
pronounced her case hopeless. She
procured one 25-cent bottle of Cham
berlain's CoHc, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. ana five doses gave her per-
manent relief. I take pleasure III
recommending it as the best on the
market.-Mrs. f. f. Watson. Aiken
Ala. Sold by Jno. Coughlin' n" water
st Druggist. Iulh9at ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-03

the exclusion Of H. II. Roberts from
the House Of Representatives at Wash
inston. j. Hammond was nominated
for representative jim Congress. 4
platform was adopted which endorses
the Mckinley administration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-03
UTAH REPUBLICANS
Elect J. Hammond Tor Vacancy Caused b,
Exclusion OF Roberts.

Salt Lake City. Utah. aMrch 2.-Thc
Republican state convention met hero
today to nominate a candidate for
Congress to fill the vacancy caused by
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-03
Congressman Epes Dead.

Washington March 2-Congressman
sydney Ep"- of Virginia, Who was
operated On fem appendicitis today.
di~d AT Garfield hospital. NJ H. o'clock
tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-03

prices yielded In sympathy with sfock,
! olal safes; par value, ~ ,D35 go. UnifHJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-03

ON the Produce Exchange: .,,
BUTTER strong; crrameries, Sq2o12'
dliricS lGu.l
CHEESE. Firm; l2dl3.
EGGS Firm. fresh. 15i2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-03
IN THE HOUSE.
Presidents Request Tor Aid for Puerto Ricars
is Promptly Answered.

is Promptly Answered.
Washington. March within two
hours after 4 special message from the
President recommending the Immediate
passage 81 a bill to place in his hands an
the moneys collected upon Puerto kican
goods since the Spanish evacuation OF thu
island to ht used Tor the relief of THE
Puerto kiyaus. HAD been read to the
House, today, thu House had passed amt
sent t. thr Senate ID lii to carry out tho
recunlnr ndation.
The message came like Il bolt out Of q
clear sky {" the minority. They were at
first inclined 10 hail it with delight rs e.
reproOf Of the aIoritY Tor the pdssaSr
of the Puerto Rican tariff bill " ednts-
day. The Republican leaders. however
had bill ready 10 carry the President :
recommendations into effect Cannon
asked immediate consideration for the bill
ana this WAS given.
1t was only when the debate opened II
having been agreed that - minutes
should be allowed on side. that under
the lead of Mir Bailey 81 Texas. the
Democrats began Inning up against the
bill becaus" il placed no limitation upon
the Presidents discretion i'm the use 81
the money.
rhr iii WIN passed IN II vo;r NJ la3 tu
lol. u Democrats. tw" r"puli-tS ana iM"
silver Republicans voting win tar He
puhlicans coniirmative.,
Subsequently the Ald'ich-Eohbins c"n-
tested cas-, from the I'm Alabama district
st,Irr y,st,rtay. wl4 taken lI. ia5 N, i3i.
ana was debated tur thr remainder NJ th'
"'I'
,.. ,,:., ...,,;,
:" ms '"N'' "'''" ~
Virginia. who Was operated upon f1r
appendicitis lit TIL" Garfield hospital
i" ''''S Guy ''i7 ''''' Nus
y special III, ssase from the Pr"si-
utH' Was i'-iu i'''i'! i'''''''"'7 '''". III
lht N'"u' ,'iI'''." ''' ii''i''' ''''
lio'n "'l ~ ir''" Si'' '''' 'f I'll II" ''''
III '',' SIM "H 'f'',,
over T-'''''V'',' -. '"'" w pa '' ia
~ - ,''' '''
y '4 t.l' I9Idiu. H' H P""'N ''''~
II tllhS W" 'oh'iu7l"il III l"' 'a"H'-
81 IN" i''S9is' Wllh h'u'" r''' i'"N'"7'''.
nope iti' rev ''iilii'' 'lt' ''''' WI
meet win lAN"I Oh lhIS sue '' i''
fl'u~', Sdld l'l'Hd'"7"I'' MINT llIiA'i
HAY leader
- u now ask l"F ullahlffi"u9 ''llSt''
Tor ':|' lili"'Hit'l' t"iiSi"'id.'"H 81 "
Dill t. carry tho RECOMMENDATION 81
that message III I"f''' S"I" 'ahIl""
ShdfIdN'
rs SudhtiiitSN n WIS i'l"'N' 9ii'
CONSERVATION on IN" Democratic 9lu'.
Ihef" WAS II" utl' Tor consultations
richardson stood hrSitdtlnG mo
mcht letter q" It at once, Sal
Cannon. before you change youl
mind
rms smart raised ilush. il'harh
son Saln ne would not OBJECT put WANT
ed |" Know nov ihuch 'iih' would De
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-03
SSH CONGRESS
CONTINUED from page -

An hour and half OF. the session was
devoted to consideration of the Quay
case. Hoar. Mass, presenting an able
constitutional argument in favor of the
seating of Mr.. Quay on the ground
mainly, that il was ths intention Of
the trainers of the constitution that the
Senate should at all times have its full
quota of members.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-08

8srtrauen f0nnen mir Wo&inlep's
Gerfahrsn i'm fernen Often enlgagsrIez
hen, nadosm man jsBt tpsiB, oab er
bic gdtion 6intsr lih 6at uno lie istn
energiides 8or9sbsn gut 6siBt."
Sran5Oiti der s m ment a r.
Paris, 7. Nopembr. - Der
n5;Sap" iGrsibt:
rSrE MoainlsD lit pisaei6t in zen
9lugen oes amsritaniidsn Bolts nidt
Ger Sppus eines ioealen PrdIiOenten,
absr et bate Dor ieirsm Mitbepsrber
um Die 9rd.Iioentidaft Den enornsn
9ortbsil, neil er befer bstannt lit uuo
neil er eine Iifere gslpe6r fir Die &rs
haiAung oer republitaniifRn SnIt!tuz
tioneu uno fir Die normale Gn!tpidez
lung Der tpir!bI4aft,!hsn Wp6lfd1rt
bss 2anoea bietet, als 9rnan. Die
9aupturSa6e bon 8rpan's yleberlage
mar bic BON ibm i'm Sabre 1896 per-
foftsne 9pttrir. Der Silberi61pinoel.
5'rantrsi4 muB Mc&iulep's Steg
mTt 9enugtfuung begrIBen lano nit
bem 8srtrausn oarauf, pab iein Ser
blei6 i'm 4mte sine coniequen.e Yoli:it
i'm fsrnen SIten bertiirQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-08

gen BON oielen Na6barn. I'm 1.35
heuts Na6mittdg trat sr in 9sgleitung
leiner Satin. oes Or. RireD uno oss
Pribatletretdrs GortelDou Die Heife
na9 8aIbington an, mo er gegsn a8
ubr morsen friib eintreFfsn tpirb. Gr
piro fh jeBt ansslegsntli9 nit Der
Iollenoung Teiner 8otI9aft an oen
Gon9reB beiddftieen.
Pttt 8 6ura Pa., 7. g1opem6er.
- 2luf Dem Wegs oon Canton bier6er
tpurosn Dem PrdIiosnten 9rpBartiqe
Spationen oar9ebru6t, namsntlid gu
2lQiance, Salsm unb HpdeIisr. Gr
bieIt peri6isOens Rsben. Mu6 bisr
mar ejne grobe 8pltsmsngs psrfams
meit. um itn gu bsgriiBen.
9rD an Id peigt porlduf ig.
2tncoIn, g2sbr., 7. Nopsmbsr.
= 8m. S. 9rpan faste beute @orz
mittag. er tperbe feline Ieuberurgen
iiber bas Reiultat Der 8a5l fir Ser
DFfsntli6ung in Der Yrefe MAIDEN,
big sr pollitdnci9ere 8eridle habs. @r
duberte inbsifen tsinen 3peiFsl bin
iidFli6 ieiner gfisoerlage. 9r. unD
5rau Srpan I4einsn It6 nidt iebr
iiber oas @rgsbnib Der Wabl gu 9rds
men uno bsFanosn lid in Der Soften
Stimmnn9. Der unteriessre GQnois
Dat erfidrte binItdtlia ieiner 9ldns
fir Die nG6ite 3utunft, er peroe iif
porert gebOrig ausruben.
sd peros Dorldufi9 iogar feins
Sriefe beanttporten," Ia9te er, ion
bern meine GorrsIponosn5 uuf sini9s
Sage ruben laiisn. Sd bin 5par n!6i
eridOpft. babe isoo9 ieit mebrerea
Wonaten dn9eItrenat gsarbeitet uno
tperoe mir ieBt sini9s Rubs 9Danen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-08
NemzNnrfer Sraa1nien.

Nsp Yorf, 7. Nooembsr. -
Soiep6 s. 5rsitag, Elm MObelpolirer,
sri4pB bsute in WiGamsburg ieint
8ottin uno ma6ts oonn einen SelbIts
moro0eriu6, bradte lid isoo6 nur eint
lsi6te Wunoe BEL. @r be fiuoet ii6 in
9aft. Seine 5rdu bate i'm tpsgen
Sruntiu4t perIafen.
9lngelo Yonfo[lo, Der fs6sid6ri9t
'Sobn zines italienii6en S6reiners,
itarb 6eute in Der Wobnung ieiner 81
tern an Der Sroomeitrabe an 9ranbz
tpunosn, ipel6e er gsItern 9lbeno erlit.
ten batts ainoer, tpsl6e um Elm Wabls
feusr ipielten, 6otten feline &!eiOer in
6lammen geisbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-08
Mirb umsacIiefcrt.

Seuttle, WuIb., Z. Nopem6er.
- Der @ouperneur Fat bic 2lusliefez
run9 oes bier perbafteten SuItiafIu4iz
lings CHARLES s. Matber an Die Netpz
Yorfer gsbDroen uugeorbnet. SSn Sbz
but oes @ebtimpOli3iitsn Nueent bon
TlelpzYorf trat Der Qlrreitant 1sute bic
urfrsrpillige 9eimreiie an. Matber
bat NetpzYorter SutpeI;erFirmsn um
0iamanIen i'm 8trtbe BON $4,000
beIfrpiubelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-08
@crmiidlte telegrapbiide 9epei6en

- Der tiir5li4 um9sbuule 8reu5el
r4tlunto" sin9 9eitern bon g1spzgor'
na9 iubamerifanii6en @elpdiern ab
um ii6 oem 9ei9lpaoer oss qomirala
S9lep an8ui6lisBen.
- Sn Wulton. N.zY, puubs Grnii
Woob BON SSrau 8obcod in Den GOpI
geI6ohen, angebIid in 5oGge zines uns
qliidlifsn 3ufaas. WOoo itarb balo
na6bsr.
-9ordoe See Daibington, bis6eria
ger &pniul in 8ulencia, SpanIen, III
gum &oniul in @snf. SapsiS, err
nannt tporoen. Der bis6erige &oniul
in 9enf, q. W}. gartlsman, miro Som
jul in 8dlencia.
- Sn Quincp, WaiI., itar6 SIuuc
6iQ 2foums, Elm 'Sobn beg PrdI Iioenz
ten So6n Ioams uno Neffs bes Prdz
fosnten So6n Quincp Ioams. i'm
otter BON 81 Sahren. 9r. 2lbam5
mar unperheirdtRt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-08
Saalsr's, ,Brpant & Strattea

College.
SeorInSst 1864. Sucorportrt 1895.
Bas SO. Sd,uIiabr besinnt am z. Ssst 1900.
IasfIafIen eas game Sabr.
Naturalization ram \. Cttober bis L. uprfL
Su gttr.ff Der 9OrsdOib.stt 2eituno estrs
trdft., Shulrduntidieiten une Misunderstanding
a,bt bi,i,lbe oS,uor. Ri6t IN GsniurrtH, NIT
suputn. 9tri0uIi4.r uuttrri9t tn
aIItu pei ietR.
GebtNqu ungtn:
e,oshuI. $40 ,rp Wbenefc,uIe SO pro
w1 1onat, ane Oepartes nHpnat. - StlotahHe
m,nts ,iuitblitsenb. gusahI Don Sdilern.
stlpbou,; gb,iapsa,e RI. 2236; Rurpluns Rr. s65.
Senb,t tpeq.u QataIog mad Nr. biz IL, Roro'
GburI,se Strab., galimrrs BIB.
Ginsa gfr. IL. (ahs2'a3S-'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-08
@aomaD's &eaoD &elief
hietct iniprtiae Sifto crnna

Gam aovfptb CMierdn. OOr rero6its arSff
tp,b 3abui6mrl.u, Tsurald', Tbtnmafismh''
S,r,ui5ub S6msr3sn unlo S5pGb, i'm Rnden'
Dem sidarat oo,r prn Risren, 9;iap:rDtn IN Der
Q,btraeasno, Stit,ufetm, gnibW,luug Der @'s
lent. uup sdm,r,tn ito,r art itatft 0ts appi'
tation pOu Rappup's GsoDp Rslsi fciortse Grs
Isbterunq uno O;Ftn iurts,i,bttr @sbrauS elul0'
Saas lanu bep:r.f,uiot cine p:rmaunts So,iluus.
Qinc,rt ioort ole ibneiOsaoft'n S6msri'n, bfbt
entJuHOuHs,n Ouf uuO beilt Gonscfionsn, io1Dobl
Die o;r 2uretn, o;s Ra0,ns, Oss uRttrti6s, ols
auh DR. Nrififn UNI Shl.imbaut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-08
Das Ginatbmen nno @eri1In n
fatarrbalii6er Site

eae teine
eie NeruS
Vnrmttass IL bis br Mbeuos ST. artep
311, Noro= paeastraRc.
Ginen Yplbp in iener Saic
in,
s b ] aa"a @ ns M naH,a fss H@ 1 eE 5 s @ d s
@ s h ns 5 s 3d. m % 10 a t a I @ s bn s sm a aSs uszn m m
" tf S a s4G gsaaD sD s5 S m s 9 .s a m a '4' s'' SIC
0 ~ ~ ~ " ~ g.
S1dbtis fir snnaen
s @ SHs ass tut ,# @ sSn @ %s ~ s sn @ M a s % 3 dH" ]
5 @' i"" asqsapf' ~ r. 5td' -
Mae aatarrbe Tdbcr furirt
@umre6t
mdn Har aatio. ~ ~ " 80 S ~
@ ID sHs % 5 to 5 nnn n m M aa, 5 sR g s s e4%s ] n @
@ TsH5 @ "d snSn % s ID @ estussn ] 10"
S'"s' r. Is" sa muta,=nss.
Sir feline @eilung oanfbar.
@ahm Barber
Rt % Tn I fur S hns s n sGs "" T ST. Sal S'e ss & @ @
s s 5 pss % 5 n % sn Ell i 10 estn s sar ' t
Hn n pom BON .S s%Inoaanaas 5msanet @
ass@sdsn sa S ''' 9's " "
@ @ 3 % $ @ 1 s $ %a ss S m as' 81 n r m R d % %aH H @ @ ,
eFSfa5'n
INV eGea Ssrf eomm.nrs annsns
s s @ s III @ % m G m 9s sa Rs en'.s .sS aa %ast''
Sac 3cusnik elmer MFntter.
eff @ go as & ssaa; lit @ % "tr nit. % ss s&" & s f. H. Il s ] 's @
man,e
''"' ""7' ~ "~
NuSHnh 0ernds 8ebanonn
bis 10 lbr VprmiagS IL bs tbr Mbenos
saranirt orb Giraffe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-08
Gin Neis>Sruf.

groplsp, Ga., 7. Nopsm6er. -
Der tiir3li4 sesriinbete Heisz8ruit
Der li6 nQmerican 3ice 8rOpers Oi=
tributing Gompanb" nennt, lit bja
nit $15,OOO.0OO 4ftisntapitaI incor=
porirt porben. Die Seamten finb;
WiGtam 6. @anbsrbilt, prdTosnt; %
DuIan bon Grotplep. 8ice YrdIioent
unb 9etriebsteiter; 4leranoer 90
9albsr9 bon Netp gort, S9aBmei:
fter; Somss g. Mc@opsrn BON Nelp.
gorf, Sefrstdr. Die Gjei6dftsleituno
oes HeiszSruTts befinbel li4 in Grop:
Ipn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-08
Wirocr Gin llngliif an elmer Sabn:
frcniung.

Srenton, N.eS, 7. Nopem6er.
- Sin 5ra9t5ug Der rPenniploanier
Barn" rannte beute an Der 9errpitr.@
arsu3un9 eeeen einen elettrtI6en
Bag9On u. pemOIirte oenIel6en, Con-
ouEteur Sobn 9ae9srtp bfe6 auf ber
Stslle tobt un'o 5Ipei 9aHugisre erlitz
ten bsbsnflife 9erleBungen. Der Wios
tormann ioq pas llnsliid bur4 I'M
porlihtiateit psruriaAt haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-08
Die Gaton & Burnett
SdnOeISid1ule

ursor,6t,t mad Dem sranpIt6f,n unD 'srt&rtfts
Id5tsn sptem flr Die g,itditdt ausbtIOuHe.
Str uHttrri4t in b,risIbsn fir ShHsgrdpbs una
Wlddintui6r.i5n III uuiibrtrOfftn.
Die .Hehi3tn 9tbrfd6tr fiHatR fpelnae S's@s
tuuq. nuG
3as.s ssllnt,rritt in sl.n 8negeH uns Ba@sr.
8 GRsnatt $50, 6 Nonott SO.
@benDsllnttrrttt tinih!nsltb gR9ery Wnnat
s22 50 9aQssiault R0s Qanle Sdbr e>offntt.
abtub( b(5ule stqiu am l. . sbtr
sDta.n HustuHft tpsHSt man fb HtiRDl1 9ete
iariitli2 an
Cation d Surnstr Goflese,
RsrpsFsGds SalttmOrs. uHD ebarhssStroSs.
Caug 81, aRt, ,3&sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-08

eyn feinsr aIusnIuft bic reid i6 an S3ou. QSeis
BEN isns uiiBlidsn 9iIdn,beu, aus Otren Slitmiz
taung Die Jur WisDtrbsritslune geit6rter 9.roauz
unJ, Grndbrun8 uno ausibtioung porjUeb be-
bu,iliten st. 9trnarD Rrduter len
bsretct lpttoen Q9is jbr, 9eitanot6tt aus btlis6=
ten Stoien Der lebsnosn Hatur berporQeganesn fno,
lurteu Ts dub b:lebspO, anrsqsto auF Die trdQe oa=
uor0tn:n Qeibes=5unttionen. CUR Sdfsosrbeferunq
im mcn5Ithen Crgansmus eenitat jutpsllsu ibOl
sint einjo, Di.isr bciiam.u Rrdterpiueu. Wan ieb:
ben Btbrau6 tort, bis Die gpirtunQ entritt ffiir
25 G.rts bei apotbsiern 3u babtn.
(Sn 81 So)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-08
Der q h ite Sena a t.

Waibington, .. g., 7. Nop.
-Nah ben ictpeit porlieeenbsn Wablz
beri9tsn gu urtbsilen, apiro Der nd6lts
Senat aus 49 Republifanern, 27 De-
motratsn unb 9 llnabbdn9igen bette
fan. Die 9elebgebunesn bon bret
Stuaten, ndmlia Oeluipare, N'brasfa
uno Soabo, lpelds finf 9unoesienatoz
rem gu ertpdblen baben, linb nod i'm
3psifsl. lnter ben unabbdngigsn @ez
natorsn bef:noen Ii6 Ststpart bon
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parteifraesn nit ben Rspublifansrn
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9arris BON &anias. tpef&s Ii6 in Der
Rsesl gu ben 0emotrakn tisltsn, unb
Bsqin9ton bon Marblanb. Die Der
tretuns Der Staaten i'm Senat tpirb
folqenoe fein:
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Nns Giieriud)t.

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sir Die peilnns einer Grfa!tuns in
ciucttt Soop

nshme man Quratipe gromo Quinine
Sablets. 2lGe 9lpotbsfer gsbsn bas
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folgt. 6. %. 8rops's llnterI9rift duf
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FOR THE EAST.

SUNDAY TRAINS.-Leave Allegheny City for But
Ter and principal intermediate stations at 7l5 and
l.3O d. m
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CHAPTER XVII.
IYNDALL.

She was more like n princess, yes,
far more like princess, than the lady
who still hung on the wall in Tant
Sannies bedroom. So EN- thought
She leaned back in the little armchair;
she wore n gray dressing gown. land
her long hair wus combed out land
hung to the ground. EN-, sitting be-
fore her, looked up with mingled sre-
spect and admiration.
LyndaIl was tired after her long
journey and had come to her room ear
- , Her ewes, ran over tha fnmiIs"" -
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The Men of Other Days.

The men we knew In other days
Are changed as changed can be
Except the few who now are ranged
Beneath the graveyard tree),
But some will say they have not changed
In more respects than we.
The men Of other days had Hres-7s
OF what they were to :
And what they really did now seems
To show the dreams untrue,
But then the dreams that turn out right
Are always very few.
The cynic OF the earlier day
Who ran to wickedness
Plods in a quiet married way
And values smartness less
Than in the time before he tied
Up to a woman's dress
The chap who very much despised
Prudence in matri imony
Lives In a house he doesn't rent;
His wife supplies the money.
But TO his taste in wines and things
His friends give testimony.
The men who used to haunt the club
You now can fnd at home;
The bashiul are outrageous hirts
Wherever they may EOahl'
And those who never cared Tor eiotnes
Now dandies have become.
MORAL.
The moral OF this simple tale
Is simple as could be:
The only way to run the world
Is by strict contrary;
Let those who hate 1t take to drink
A,I h1 n
New York Sun.