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Gone to Philadelphia.

Speaker Henderson went to Philadelphia
yesterday. He does not expect to return to
" Washington until after the republican ma
tional convention. The Speaker was ac-
companied by Mrs. Henderson.
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JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. AUCrIoNEE.R
Trustees Sale of New Resi-
dence Property, No. 2COa
Kalorama avenue, WASH
ingtom Heights, comtaim-
ing about ten rooms, all
mDDNerm irmm~Nvanman
MODERN improvements.

By virtue of deed of trust recorded in I.ber
2f;5, folio los of the land records of the District
OF Columbia and at the request of the parties SCI
cured, We Will sell at public auction In front Of
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTIETH
DAY OF JUNE 1900. at HAIFPAST FIVE PM
lot 30, In Warrers subdivision OF lots I'm "tieorge
Truesdells addition IL Washington Heights in the
county OF Washington. SAID District. as per plat Of
said Warmers subdivision recorded in Liner County,
No IL, folio No, OF the records of tie Office Of the
surveyor of the said District said lot bei,, 40 by
100 feet. impr yea above. and the property will
he sold subject t. the conditions contained In said
deed of trust, as To building restrictions to which,
reference Is made.
Terms: One-fourth cash. balance In three wears.
secured by deed of trust. with interest firm lly Of
sale at the rate of per cent per annlml. PAYABLE
seil;i-annnay or all cash. at option of purchaser
a deposit of $500 will I've required tim Of sale
ard terms 10 he complied with in ten days or
property TO be resod at the cost of the dcfIultins
purchaser. Taxes paid to June 80, 1879 All ia,
c"rdng, conveyancng, stamps, etc. at purchasers
cost.
f. WALTER BRANDENETRG.
3i4 ID st. NV:
JOHN II. WALTER.
1921 st. NV.
NV ,.o.,,,, Trustees.
CLARENCE A. BRANDFiNBURG
Attorneys for Holders of Notes f.,SdSds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS DOWNING :. co I.c.rIoNIcrps


REGE!vER.S SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
THIRD STREET AND PFNSSIyVASi >i WE We
81 KNOWN A., Nos. 300 AND 3i2 FEM
S1LEANA AVE. Sc, AND No 2U5 Third
E6pNEip;ii BENZ THE SAME PROPERTY
tn ST COMPANY FOR us PLACE of Nus
= Under and by virtue of decree of the supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia passed in a
cause wherein James Fraser ct al are con.plain-
ants and the Capital Trust Company ct nj are
VIII a W fnewn as equity cause NJ 2p2i2.
HALF-fASr FOUR I'M in front OF the pr,uii sss
sen AZ public auction all that certain piece parcel
a,iu iot OF land situate in the city Of Washington
District of Columbia. known as ard b,iug In NAM
peici SIX 80, in James : Edwards Of nj rms
Ices subdivision Of part Of lot "A - in lanes r
h,o,es subdivision Il original lot four ~. in
t'S9, as per plat recorded in IIber II ii X
lH'o -, one OF the records of the surveyors office
81 SAID district. together with the IMPROVEMENTS
thereon. consisting "f three story hri,k building
me hrst and second stories Of which are used for
business rurp' ses. and the third story Of which
contains commodious hall
~, Terms rms OF sale as prescribed by said decree:
one-tEird OF the purchase money To lie paid in
c'Sh ana the residue in equal installmcuis al one
anu TWO years from the day Of sale secured by the
p."l.issory notes OF the purchaser aud a deed Of
property sold. deferred payments To bear int,r,.st
from the day of sale five per centum PEE unnu,n
OF az cash at the election Of the purchaser Or
chase money will he permitted To remain pn,n Tho
property for term Of years at five per cent the
residue TO he paid in cash, before the final rati.
with within fifteen days from day of sale: oiher-
wise the undersigned reserves the right 10 resell
at cost and risk of defaulting purchaser All con-
veyancing,S recording and revenue stamps III nur-
chaser's cost. A deposi. Of $500 reouiT,'J an dav
of sale. BESJANIN + + EIti.iiTnS Z" u"S
e9d&ds Receiver Capital Trust Company.
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What difference does 1t make whether
Aguinaldo IS dead or not, when we know
that If he is not dead he is a refugee in
the mountains, where he can do no one
any harm? The Filipino government has
rot existed for months, and when 1t ceased
70 exist there was no longer any revolu-
ton nor even an insurrection, for the whole
head and front was gone, and there was
nothing to rally TO or fight for.
You will see that there will be no more
fighting of any moment. What there is will
be but little skirmishcs, which amount to
nothing. The government will not have to
spend any more large sums. compare
lively small hut constant expenditure will
keep the ISLANDS policed, and gradually we
shall be able to substitute republican forms,
administered by themselves, for martial
law.
The Filipinos are very adaptive, and it
will not be long before there will be local
self government everywhere. We went out
10 subduc the Filipino insurrection, and 1t
las been done. The country has been
thoroughly pacificd, and there will never be
any serious trouble again, not even spo-
radio uprisings. They have learned their
lesson. and taey know that they trust
us now, and this knowledge Will play an
important part in the future of the Philip
pines.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
j. q. Sinclair, Auctioneer,

Our Regular Sale of Furniture TUESDAY. JUNE
TENTH, 1900. We will sell lot of Household
Furniture. such as Bed Room. Parlor and Dining
Room Sets, Chifoniers. Folding Beds. Chairs and
Rockers. Show Cases. Scales. Coffee Mills. Coun-
tiers. Consgnments received up hour Of sale. It,
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FUTURE DAYS.

JAMES w. RADCLIFFE, AUCTIoNEER.
Entire we1n=assorted stock
of Doors, Blinds, Sash,
Holdings, Frames, Dress
err Doors, Desks, Cash
Register, &C., contained
i'm the mill of Wheatley
Bros, Eighth and Rhode
Island avenue NV;
Also,
Two Horses, Platform Wag-
ON, Lumber Wagon, Har-
mess, to be sold by Pub
Lie Auction ON the above
premises Thursday, aAth
day of JUNE, A. D. 1000,
commencing at O'Clock
a. NM, to which the at
tentiom of the trade and
private buyers is called.
Terms cash.
jes-d&dbs JAMES W. RADCLIFFE Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MILL PROP
N MoxTioMEhY COUNT coGNTY MARI MARYL Ak &C.
The undersigned trustees. will offer at public
sale. WEDNESDAY. JUNE THIRTEENTH,
1900, COMMENCING AT ONE O'CLOCK PM. at
Seneca Mills, in MONTGOMERY county. Maryland,
the following property, to wit: The Seneca Mills
property. containing about ffty-seven Of
land. improved by frame -four mill of about IS
barrels capacity. modern machinery and ample
power, two dwellings and other necessary build
ings; also tract of nine of land. on which
Is a fine quarry of Seneca stone, open and ready
for working, from which stone can be loaded d.
rect to boats for water transportation to Wash
ington; also three warehouses the C. and o.
canal. at Seneca and small warehouse at Muddy
Branch Lock; also two good canal boats, with the
mules and equipment; also small farm Of seventy
three acres, well located and improved. Also on
JUNE FOURTEENTH. 1900. AT SIX PM, fine
Dwelling House in the town of Gaithersburg.
All of these properties very desirable; the
mill property &c, being the best business property
in the county.
For full information the Montgomery Advo-
cate consult with
HENRY MAURICE TALBOT, Trustee,
WILLIAM II. TALBOT, Trustee,
je2.69&12 Rockville Md
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AUCTION SALES.
JAMES W. RA|a1FFR. AucT1oNEER.
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Real Estate, being the
Four=story Office Build
ing No. z707 G Street
Northwest


By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in
the District of Columbia and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, the undersigned. surviving
trustee will off"r for sale by public auction, In
front of the premises, on FRIDAY. THE FIRST
DAY OF JUNE, 1900, AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK M, he following described real estate,
situate in tho city of Washington, District OF Co
lumbia, to wit: All that part OF original lot num-
corner of said lot said point being 20 feet west OF
It'll street northwest. and running thence north 10!
feet thence west % feet thence south 100 feet and
thence east 20 Feet to the beginning. with alley
easement over the rear 81 feet of the middle ~
feet of said lot 2, together with all the improve
nlents. rights. etc.
This property Will be sold subject, however. to a
first trust Of Sl4 90, with interest at per cent
Terms, over and above the trust, cash. deposit
of $25O.0o will be required at the time Of sale.
Terms OF sale = he complied with in 10 days from
day OF SALE otherwise the trustee reserves the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost OF de-
faulting purchaser after days advertisement of
such resale III some newspaper published In wash
1ngton, D. Z. AL conveyancing, stamps, ETC., ut
UPTON H. RIDENouR, Jr.,
my21 Surviving Trustee.
UTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL.
FRIDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE, 1900. at
the same hour and place.
UPTON Ii. RIDENOUR, Jr.,
je2-d&ds Surviving Trustee.
UTHE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned account of the rain until MONDAY:
THE ELEVENTH DAY OF JUNE 1900. AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. in front Of the premises.
UPTON H. RIDENOUR. Jr,
je2-d&ds Surviving Trustee.
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UNDERTAKES
w. X. Speare,
Undertaken & Embalmer,

90 Street Northwest
Everything strictly nrst-class and ON the most
reasonable terms. Tslephons call $40. 5a7 l0te
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my21-d&ds
DUNCANsoN BROS. AuCrIoNEERs
Trustees Sale of Small Frame House
and Large Lot on O Street Tor
Beall Street, Between Twenty
seventh and Twenty-eighth Streets,

West Washington, d. c.
Default having occurred under the provisions N, OF
folio 391 seq of the land records of the District
Of Columbia, the undersigned trustees will offer
for sale, in front of the premises MONDAY.
JUNE ELEVENTH. AID. 1900 AT FIVE O'CLOCK
PM, the west half Of lot numbered 121 in Beall 8
addition to Georgetown, III the District of Column
bia. being in square Co. in Georgetown. fronting
Beall street.
years, at per cent per annum interest. payable
semi-annually, secured by deed of trust the
property sold. all cash, at the option of the
purchaser. Deposit Of 500 required at the time
of sale. Terms to be complied with within ten
days from day of sale trustees the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost of de.
fau1ting purchaser. Conveyancing. recording and
revenue stamps at purchasers cost.
JACKSON II. RALSTON,
E. QUINCY SMITH.
my30-d&ds Trustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUCTIoNEERs

ITuStteS
R. n. PARKER, Attorney for Party Secured.
je2-d&ds
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JAMES w. RADCLIFFE, AUCrIoNEER.

W. MOSBY WILLIAMS.
CLARENCE A. BRANDF.NBTRG
Attorneys for Holders of Notes t.SdSds
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20

mas iperben mir unferm eigsnen Sobs
ne, anierm fletnen Grtbur, penn er
uns tunfttg eiamal befrugt. oarii6er
iagen9" fragte iie.
,Mfeine liebe 8ipien, es hIeibt uns
nod cine pi9tisers Srage gu beantz
pprten. Wds perben nit Dem b0cDs
item &i9ter oereinit fagen, penn mir
Bel oiefer llngersntigfeit 6eharren?"
.Su Daft INNER re6t, 4oriun".
perieBte lie uno lisB bic Sdnoe multi.
Los finten.
@s purbe alfo bef6lohen, baB iie
2pnopn in Der nGbften Wo9e perlafsn
uno na4 ainssreit iiberiieoeln mpQten.
2oro ct. SUIT i3lug opr, oaB tie Su=
fammsn na9 SammerImitb fabren
uno ben &ndben nit Doctor 2eiter'5
8epiQigung einlaoen pouten, sbis
Sommerferien bort bel ibnen 5uSuz
bringen.
Doctor Better muB augenblifii1
ni6t bic ~leiieite @6nung bon benz pab=
rem SaGpsrbdlte %betommsn", idgte er.
yWenn es 3eit lit, Den iuneen Sir Ss=
lualo ais Iol6en anouerfennen, oann
iperoe i6 unter Dem Spiegel Der 8er=
i9pi:sen6sit ibm bas NOtbigfte ii6er
Die Sadie mittbeilen. @tr fDnnen ibn
nidt gans babel aus benz Spiele lai.
len, cber er lit elm @brenmann, Der uns
ME perratben ipiro."
Sic banoelten gang na6 2orb 81.
Suits plans uno 9snrD Sorman mar
ii6er Die GinldOung Go9erfreut.
.0arf ih bort AUDI reiten9" fraste
er 2oro Ct. Suit. yMein Sbeim lebrte
es mid in Imerifa."
.Sa, Sic ipIen Sbr eigenes pfer6
unb nod pieles Inoere baben. 9enrp".
ertpioerte Der Beer freunbli9.
&m meiiten bon Mlem Iebte ben
&naben aber Die Gntbedung in Grs
itaunen, bub nMrs. Smith" ii9 in
2abb ct. SUIT peripanoelt bate. Gr
lab ibr freunpli9 ld4elno ms @eii9t.
.Sie 1absn mir ME rs6t pie cine
Mrs. Smith aus, iaste er. raber fir
cine 2aop ct. Suit babe i9 sic bob
ni9t esbalten: Wdre es Der San genes
len. ip.bGtte i6 mid pabri9einli9 iebr
i6ii6tern benommen." g
Doctor .2eiter iagte linn 2ebepobt
uno Der &nabe besleitete tie, sliidli9
iibsr bic &usii9t auf cine 10 berrlide
Serien5eit, na4 &inssreIt.
GortieBung unb S9luB folst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20

t6un, I'm linn 2dnceppob su iiberge>
ben. crit etpas nGber beoba6ten, UNI
elm urtbeil iiber i'm gu baben, ebe mir
ibm elm 10 unermebli6es 8ermDsen in
Die Sano geben. Sd bea6IiAtigte
ni9t, bic Riidsabe bon 2dncepopo ods
bur6 gu ber50gsrn, aber es pdre Def
Ter, tpenn man feline Neisungen uno
Nnii6ten etipas senaler tennen lernte,
UNI na9ber ri9tiger banab perfa6ren
gu t0nnen. Sd hblase alio Solsenz
pes Dor, fubr 2orb ct. Suit fort:
,Wir iiebeln ieBt Iebr balo nd9&ingsz
reIt iiber, forbere Su i'm auf urs ais
Oetn Gait babin an begleiten unb sinftz
tpeilen bic Sommerferien bort BEL urs
gu perlebsn. Stimmit Du mir BARN
bet?"
,Sd", psrIebte lie.
.Wenn er fi9 bann in &inssreIt BEL
uns aufbdlt", iagte 2oro ct. SUIT psis
ter, 40 lit es uns elm 2ei9tes, i'm
bort, no er iiG gang spanslos bepest,
genau Su beoba9ten, uns nit linn gu
unterbalten, ibm CUTE 2ebren 81 geben,
mir tDnnen i'm ben Tamen Heslie lie
ben lebren uno linn, menn er iif gan3
in uniere 9entpeiie eingelebt bat, Die
Wabrbeit iagen."
limb tpie piel piirbsit Su ibm bann
bapun iasen9" froste 9iOien.
$50 penig als mDglid", psrIebte
Spro ct. SUIT. SD iperoe ieinsr
Mutter Suerit idreiben, boB Der 3uabe
uns bon ieinen Hdubern 3uriiGgegeben
lei, bann perbe ih alien be%osutenoeren
3eituneen bic Mittbeilung MAIDEN, paB
bas aino niGt ertrunten, Ionbern gee
raubt porOen uno ieinen 4nsebOrisen
nun pieoer 5uriidgegeben lei. Ratiir=
li6 piro Die Sadie piel bon Ii9 reber
MAIDEN, aber man piro es balb ges
mug iiber stpds nod Wunoerbarerers
auber 4dt lailen uno perseHen."
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tpiiien pouen." !.
sd perbe ibr iebe peitere @usfunft
perpeisern. SD CLAUDE iibrigens
taum. baB lie ii9 Defenders barna6
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lie @rGfin Ga0our lit. llebrigens
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li6feit ibrer Hiidtebr iein, baB tie feline
peiteren Sragen iteaen nirb."
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2aop ct. SUIT. SD fiir9te, mir tper>
ben uns Der Wsrleumpuns ni6t entz
Sieben tOnnen."
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pirb, ipie i9 es bsabit6tigte, 10 pirb
bic @elt ni6t piel oariibsr Iagen. Man
pirb ii6 suerit punosrn unb pariiber
Ipre6en, unb bann gerGt6 es in Der
ss1enbeit. Sehen tannit Ou Dor @fs
lem perii@ert iein, 8ibien, pdb bic
Wslt ME auf bic Ssrmutbula foms
men pirb, oaB Su Seine Sanb babel
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paB bic Wieoerauffinoung bes iungen
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f9aft entaiebt, pirb Did audi IelbIt in
ben @usen pss arspSbnii9iten DOR ies
benz @erba4te f6iibsn."
sic ipenbste ii9 gu inn unb leste
libm bic 9anps auf bic S9ultsrn. muno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20

9es 8epubtIein, benn fem Dam, 70
febr er fetn Weib audi lieberl unb inn
psrtrauen mag, niro ibm germ nit benz
8~epubtIein in bic Mugeni6auen, bab
es inn elm 9ebeimntb porentbGlt.
2orb ct. SUIT 6eugte ii9 nieoer uno
fibte bas blei4e &utliB Ieiner o.
mablin.
Sage mir, meme tbeure @ipien,
pel6 Elm entlebli6es 8eipenit itsbt
eigentli9 apiiden uns", fliiiterte er.
@ertraue mir, mein seliebtss Weib."
SIRE ounflen Mugen Dffnstsn ii6
langiam, unb er erf9rat iiber tbren
troitlpien, perspeifelten Iusbrud.
r2ieblt Ou mid pirtli9, Ibriaa?"
fragte lie. r2iebit Su mid 10, baB
msin 2eben einen Bertb fir Did bat?"
n@epib, tbeuerIte @ipisn, mas in
Der Welt bate auBer Dir einen Wertb
fir MIDI"
nRun, tpenn On mid liebit, 70 parz
f9one mid nit tpeiteren 5rasen. 9as
Oebetmi1tb ut ntcbt dustblteBllh metl
unb Ou ielbit BAIT feinerlei Nntbeil
baran, oesbalb fam ih es, pia i6 es
Sir ni6t mittbeilen. Wsnn Su mid
pirtli4 lisbft, 10 ipri4 nidt psiter
bariiber."
.Rein", iaste 2orb ct. SUIT. nSas
Cine 1T mir pDlis tlar, oaB tein Weib
bas Ge9t bat, ibrem @atten elm lols
DIES 8ebeimniB porSusntbalten. Gnbz
LID bin i9 feit iiber5eust, bab bie9anb
Der 8%oriebung mid iopeit sefiibrt bat
unb mid. tpenn Ou auf Oeiner Weis
gerung be6arrit, audi peiter fiibren
wirb. SD baltic es iebt fir meme
pfli6t, bas, mas Su mir ni9t seIteben
piqit. gu erfori9en. Gs fam ME mebr
@ufri4tisteit, ia mebr nod, ME mebr
Sriebe apii6en uns berri9sn 10 lanss
Su mir ni6t Oein ganses polss Ser
trduen sef6entt bait. Wir tOnner an
oerielben Safel iiBen, unter Dsmielben
Sa6e leben, aber mir perbsn chamber
benno9 gang fern iteben, Bis Su mir
@aes geitanben BAIT"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
: Cine Srufsrei i'm ariesslaqe,

- Cine Sruderei i'm 3riesslager.
Gs Diirfte pobl ni9t angemein befannt
Iein, bab bic beoeutetnoite 3eituns, bes
rem ii4 S%ranspual riibmen BARI, ber
@oltsItem, isit 9esinn pes 8rieses
mitten i'm 9urenlaser rebisirt unb ge=
orudt pirb. Der Gb~efrepatteur Gns
selenburg, feline Mitarbeiter unb bic
S9riftieBer - ale mubtsn NIT in ben
3ampf. unb nun babeu iie, Inn feline
llnterbre9ung in benz @ri1einen ibres
8lattes eintreten Su laIIen, lire
iGmmtli9en Ir6eitsserGtbi9aften in
einsm ssrdumigen Wasen unterge.
brudt. Der tie iiberaa bin. bsaleitet.
Sas 8ldtt9en piro bsnn aud nit Be.
puupsrnspsrs9ss RsseImabisssis bsss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
80. aapitel.

2orb ct. SUIT mar gars .benoms
men. Gr mar bur6aus tein barter,
itrenger Mann, ionbern purbe i'm Sc
sentbeil fir milb unb riidIi9tsppn unb
mitleiois gebalten. gr mar itets gu
entI9uloigen unb gu miloern bereit
unb fGnte muir ungern elm bartes llrs
tbeil. Mber oas @eitanoniB ieiner Sc
mablin empDrte i'm = er permo6te ii6
nur I6per bon benz ginbrude, ben es
auf ibn gema9t bate, gu erboleu, -
er bate fein Weib, bas er erit als Mus
tier aller Srauentusenoen betra9tet
bate, iid Der Shat, bic iie linn ielbIt
einseltanben, idulois MAIDEN tpnnte.
lInp penno4 lab er bic miloernoen
9riinbe iebr pobl elm.
.Das bait 9u nit Der Dir anperz
trauten Gre Seines Sauies ansefan=
gen, mein 2ieblings" fragile er traurig.
sd babe sefeblt, Inn lie gu rettsn"
periebte iie.
.lInb bait ie ssrabe baour9 aufae=
geben", faete er. ,Oie Shat bic Ou
besinsIt befledt ben 0amen Der Hess
lies ebsnio, pie @alerie nit ibrer
2ei9tfsrtisteit, ibren nisbrissn Sreun-
ben unp nit ibren Iusf9peifungen es
au tbun permo6te. Su baIt bas Ser
trauen Defines @aters semiB6rau1t
@ipien, unp bait bic Gbre Defines 3aus
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-08-09

neichhorhood "Chapel of the Kings"
built in 1890 by Rodrigo Alfonso; and
another church, built about that period
by Segovian Moor-both well worth
visiting.
We were quite unprepared for the
magnifcence of the Guadarrama noun
tains, which we had to cross by pass
more striking than any l have seen in
our own Western Sierras. The truly
Alpine ascent begins soon after leav-
ing Vilalba. the road passing from the
region of pines to that OF snow, with
walls of rock rising high on either side,
broken here and there by appalling
precipices. The descent is not without
its perils, especially when anything is
I met in the narrow canOns. What we
feared most was not brigands nor mule
trains with their bullying loads, but a
herd of the fierce Northern cattle being
driven down to Madrid to supply the
Plaza de Toros. They are apt to dis
pute the passage, and before their I'M
cut horns the diligencia with it's swear
ing Jehu and handful Of passengers,
would stand but poor showing. Hap
ply, however. none was met, the bull
| lighting season being temporarily over
Through wild and wooded scenery we
| reached the plains in safety: and after
traversing many miles of dismal coun-
| try, at last beheld Segovia, rising
| against a glowing sunset sky. The
old lberian city crowns steep hill,
5000 feet high: but seen from distance
1t seems hardly to rise above the level
of lofty surrounding uplands, from
which it is separated by deep ravines.
Looking down upon the crowded town
the see of Bishop, suffragan to Vii
ladoled-you see churches, towers and
red-roofed houses, apparently piled one
upon another, from a foreground of
desolate moorland, where foaming
mountain torrents dance and sparkle,
through burned grass and pale gray
rocks Old Romanesque churches and
converts occupy some rising ground to
the right: and as the coach whirls
around the corner below them you come
upon the huge aqueduct with tiers of
arches, which the Roman Emperor Ira
jan built across a hollow in order to
unite the original town with it's more
populous suburb. Beneath these an
tique arches you enter the main street of
Segovia, winding up the hill between
double gateways. On every side are
medieval houses with ajimez windows,
squares atlame with local color and cos
| tune, half-ruined palaces; and, dominat-
ing all, wonderful Gothic cathedral,
the largest in Spain.
FANNIE B. WARD.
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OBITUARY.

The funeral of Mrs. Betsey Farrar Patter-
son took place in Searsmont, at the home of
her daughter, Mrs Calvin Gray, Monday
afternoon, July ;}0th, at o'clock and was
attended by a large circle of relatives and
friends. Rev. G. NJ Bailey of Searsmont
conducted the ceremony. OF the six chill
dren living four were present-Mrs. Au-
gusta Patterson Wiswell of Ellsworth, Me. /;
Mrs. Nell r. Gray, Belmont, with whom
her mother lived); Mrs Eecta Moody of
Hope, Me; Mrs. Sarah Dickey, Lincoln
vile, Me. Those unable to be present were
Mrs. Rachel Wiswel, South Eraningham,
Mass, who was i'll, and Mrs. Alma Tower
of Auburndale, Mass, who has son Sick
The floral offerings were profuse, and were
from Mrs. Wiswell, Mrs Moody, Mrs. Dora
Morrill,, Miss Media Greer, Mrs. George
Mears, Mrs. Viola Morrill,, Mrs. Dana Nor
rill, Mrs. Robe Alexander, Mrs. Jane
Bryant and others. The interment was in
South Belmont, beside her husband and
little daughter Ada, in the family lot.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-08-09

1t is said at the State Department,
Washington, that Andrew White, Uni
ted States ambassador to Germany. who
has sailed for home, is returning on a
leave of absence, which was granted at
his own request by the State Depart
ment, some weeks ago.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-08-09

, U..r.Y-t Df san Ildefonso, the Royal
r.4.r l Tie Highlands. Some Last Ex-
.--,.n- tround Madrid. Crossing the
.r4.tr-tua Mountains. Arrival at Sc.