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The Washington times., 1901-11-26
EXCLUDED FROM PRIVILEGES.
PostUmce Orders in Regard to Sec
ond Class Mail.


The Third Assistant Postmaster Cen
eraI yesterday issued a circular letter to
postmasters at Philadelphia. Minneapolis,
Boston, Brooklyn, Kansas City, New
York, Buffalo, Bridgeport, Waterbury
Detroit, Athol, Mass. and Des Moines'
Iowa. advising them of the exclusion
from the second class OF mail matter OF
the following publications:
elphia-"Woman Ideas, La
dies Home Magazine" Household jour
nal" Home Visitor" published by the
Fred Schwartz Publishing Company;
New Ideas" New Ideas Publishing
Company.
Minneapolis-"L Library of Journal Ex-
tras,' the journal Printing Company;
Evangelical Library" the Missionary
Publishing House; The Housekeeper Lii
brary," the Housekeeper Corporation. and
"Postens Library" Syenska Amerikanska
Postens Forlag.
Boston-"A. b. c. Pathfinder and Dial
Express List" "a. b. C. Pathfinder and
Dial OEce a Week" New England Rail
way Publishing Company
Brooklyn-"Central Square Series,
Sheet Music" II. Franklin Jones.
Kansas City-"Unity Metaphysical Ser
les Unity Tract Society; The Kansas
City Journal Almanac" the Journal Com
pany.
New York-"Student Volunteer Series,
the Students Volunteer Movement for
Foreign Missions.
Buffalo" Educator Library of Teach
ers' Handbooks." W HazIeton Smith.
Bridgeport-"Bri Bridgeport Weekly Guide,
A. y. Ball
neutrality-suspicious. Weekly Guide,
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Detroit-"Detroit Free Press Annual
Year Book and Encyclopedia, Detroit
Free Press Company.
Athol, Mass.-"The Coutager,' the Cot
tager Company
Des Moines-"The Messenger High
land Park College. and Young Mems
Best Companion" Iowa Business College.
The Washington times., 1901-11-26

party at Captain Fuller's house. When
told that Major Lauchhelmer had admitted
that he was slightly intoxicated and asked
what he had to say, Mr.. Beales seemed
surprised He said that in that case ne
would have to have a definition of intoxi
cation. He was perfectly able to take
care of himself" he added.
That Poker Party.
Captain Kane, who was also at the par
ty, and whose guest Major Lauchheimer
he or his guest was drunk on any of the
occasions mentioned by the colonel. Asked
if his manner was not anything out of the
ordinary at the party at Captain Fuller's,
Captain Kane said:
well, it was a poker party, and We all
did some slSylarking, but none of us was
drunk Major Lauchheimer was gem
tleman on all occasions.
Col F. L. Denny was recalled to the
stand and subjected to a rigid examina-
tion by members of the court-martial AS
to the regularity of the contracts and the
work done in repairing the barracks and
the commanders quarters in the yard, in
connection with which Colonel Meade
made the charge OF collusion to defraud
the government between Colonel Denny
and the architect, which accusation is the
basis of the charge of false swearing pre-
ferred against him by Secretary Long.
Denny Refuses 10 Answer.
Colonel Denny was asked by the judge
advocate why he had not put Colonel
Meade in charge of the work instead of
giving it to an architect. Colonel Meade
having supervised the same sort Of work
in Boston.
Colonel Denny refused to answer. When
asked his reasons, he said: My answer
would not be complimentary TO Colonel
Meade, and l prefer not to give it"
The Washington times., 1901-11-26
DID NOT WRITE BILLET-DoUx.
". r. Turner Denies Attentions to
Women other Than His Wife.

In answer to the suit for divorce filed
against him by his wife, Mary L. Turner,
last week, William f. Turner denies the
allegation that ne wGs friendly with other
women, ana says:
4 never wrote love letters to any WON
an since ! was married"
His wife. it will be remembered. ac-
cused him of sending love epistles to other
women. This. she said caused her great
pain Mrs. Turner also declared that her
husband deserted her ard has since al
lowed her only $35 a month for her sup
port In articles of separation agreed on
between them, Mr.. Turner states that his
wife consented to this amount as a
monthly allowance.
In conclusion, Mr.. Turner states that he
always behaved himself "as a gentleman,
and was never drunk in his life" Camp
bell Darlington is named as counsel for
the defendant.
The Washington times., 1901-11-26

philadelphia, Sept. 10, 1901.
"Gentlemen:-WhenI first entered my
professional career ] had trouble with
my throat and voice. ! could not find
anything to cure me until my doctor
recommended DIR. BULLS COUGH
SYRUP Since that time | have used
it exclusively, and am happy to say that
am perfectly free from all coughs and
colds, and / am never troubled with
hoarseness, Notwithstanding the fact
that have to play in two performances
each day. There is no doubt but it is
the greatest cough medicine ever discov-
cred l find some trouble with drug
gists who try TO sell me a substitute,
but l always insist on "Dr Bulls"
LILLIAN BURKHART."
All reliable druggists sell DIR. BULLS
COUGH SYRUP; large bottles 25c.
Avoid substitutes and cheap imita-
tions; they are injurious. See that the
"Bull's Head" is on the package.
SMALL DosE-PLEAsANT TO TAKE.
FREE-A beautiful Calendar and hed.saI
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The Washington times., 1901-11-26
REV CEMENT WALK ASKED FOR
DIR. Lane Complains of Conditions
Near Central High school.

F. r. Lane. Director of the High
Schools, recently called the attention of
the Commissioners to the condition of
the sidewalk on Street, between Sixth
and Seventh Streets northwest. This walk
is Of brick and is directly in front of the
Central High School, and he requested
that it might be taken up and replaced
by cement walk, as being more in keep
ing with the buildings and the purpose for
which it is used.
Colonel Biddle the Engineer Commits
sioner. gave the matter his personal at
tention and drove over to examine the
premises. He has reported to his asso-
ciates that the brick walk is in fair condi-
tion In view of the large amount OF
work more necessary elsewhere he rec
ommends that the request be not granted
at the present time.
The Washington times., 1901-11-26
ARMY OFFICERS UNIFORMS.
Ordered to BE Worn Hereafter Dur
ing Working Hours.

Secretary Root yesterday issued an in
formal order for the officers on duty in
the War Department to appear during Of
fee hours in their regular service uni
forms.
This action was brought about by the
appearance some weeks ago of Adjutant
General Corbin in service uniform. His
action was followed by several other Off
GERS Some of the officers, however, in
the absence of special instruction, did not
wear their uniforms, and one of them ad-
dressed an official letter to the Secretary
of War asking If it was desired that off
GERS should wear their uniforms.
In reply TO this query. an identical note
was sent TO the different bureau chiefs
yesterday saying that it was considered
advisable for all officers of the army to
wear their uniforms while on duty. Ii is
intended that they shall appear in Regu-
lar Army uniforms, with as little display
as possible
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ANNOYED BY GROWING FOWLS
District Commissioners Advise Her
TO Swear Out n Warrant

Mrs. Brumhaugh. OF 4G6 Maryland Ave
by the growing of roosters and caekling
OF geese kept next door to her and sold
in the market. She says that the noise
made by these fowls is almost continu-
Gus, and that sleep is well nigh i'm
possible.
Major Sylvester has reported TO the
Commissioners the results of an investi
cation Into the complaint, and he says
that, according to the ruling of the jus
uces of the Police Court, the proper
course TO pursue is for Mrs. Brumbaugh
to swear out warrant against the owner
Of the fowls.
The Washington times., 1901-11-26
TWO POLICEMEN FINED.
Board Finds Them Guilty of In
toNicatiou.

Private f. P. Collins, OF the police
force, will give up s25 Of his monthly sal
airy in five equal installments. and Private
A. E. Brown VIII part with $50 in a sim
liar manner. The cause Of such raid on
the finances OF the two policemen is that
they went together into an NJ Street sa-
loon and neglected their duty while
drinking.
This is a serious offence for a police
man and when found guilty by the Trial
Board Major Sylvester promptly sent up
their cases to the Commissioners for ac-
tiOn.
The difference IN the fine is due to the
fact that Major Sylvester recommended a
little leniency in the case Of Brown be-
cause he is a comparatively new man on
the force.
The Washington times., 1901-11-26
MRS. HARDY ATTEMPTssUICIDE
Victim of Former Assault Relieved
of n Dose of Inudanum

Mrs. Ada Hardy. wife of James Hardy,
attempted suicide about 1880 O'Clock Sun
day night by swallow ing a quantity Of
laudanum. Policeman Henry Verr was
notified of the woman's act and immedi-
ately summoned the patrol wagon. She
was conveyed to the Georgetown Univer-
sity Hospital.
On reaching that institution Mrs. Hardy
was found TO be in a semi conscious con-
dition. The physicians, however, quickly
relieved her of the drug and after admin
isteTing Strengthening medicine she was
sent to her home 1923 Warehouse Alley.
The police were unable to ascertain the
cause of the womans act. Mrs. Hardy.
several years ago, was criminally assault
ed by a negro at her home on the Lough-
borough Road, near TenleytOwn. Her as
sailant was captured and is now serving
a long term in the penitentiary.
The Washington times., 1901-11-26
could not rise to my
feet without fainting.

wI had suffered for three years
or more at monthly periods" writes
Miss Ella Sapp, of Jamestown,
Guilford Co., N. c. ut seemed
as though l would die with pains
in my back and stomach. I could
The Washington times., 1901-11-26
ON stntntorx Grouna-.

Hattie V. McMillen yesterday filed suit
for divorce against her husband. John
c. McMilleH. 0n statutory grounds. The
parties were married at Adrian, Mich-i
in January. 1890.
The Washington times., 1901-11-26
The Doctor Writes of Counterfeiters.
CHAS. H. FLETCHER, New York Citv.
Hyannis, Mass, May IL, 1900.

e. FLETUHER, Cy.
Dear Mr. EcherI wish congratulate you on your numerous VIC
tories counerer and Oao and trust the time n not far
distant when these inferior and dangerous mixtures will entirely suppressed
You are right whe say your advertisements Experience
against Experiment"
feel to be an outrage and imposition upon the parents little chill
dren that should be associated with Caoa dangerous to
the health and Lite Of these little who fight van
Let me again commend you for the high you
the preparation my prescription and confidently believe is due this
supuus integrity indebted for Che oaderfu sale of to-day
and the steady growth has had gave you of its manufacture
in my laboratory hnty-thee years ago. oA< gx <
The Washington times., 1901-11-26

81 took Cascarets myself and they arc fine.
also have been giving them to my children
with best results"
Mrs. Davis. Gly {. Capitol St. Washington.
"Cascarets are the best medicine ! ever
tried / cannot be too grateful for them"
Mrs. Ella Sanders. Fox. No.
ct WAS for long time troubled with CON
stfps.ian and catarrh OF tho throat. An.
now using Cascarcts with good results ana
am satisfied | will be entirely c1Ted. Mrs
II have used CascRrots and must say they
arc wonderful. ! recommend them TO all
my lady friends"
The Washington times., 1901-11-26
Maidenhood and Womanhood

threshold of welded life with its and responsibilities
could bride consider than box OF the med
icine that will keep the family in perfect health:
The Washington times., 1901-11-26

''I have a tumor which all the doctors
told mo could be gotten rid Of in no other
way chan with the knife. but | think the
Cascarets are absorbing IL entirely.
Mrs. Z. Dixon, EisinoFe, Cal.
"Cascarfts had strange Effects In my case.
I took them for worms and got rid Of them
For about u year | hal also suffered from
ny right eve continually watering. Aftcr
took the second dose of CascRrets the eyo
got Well and has been well ever since. ."-MrS-
Plowman. al Jessie ST., San FrsuCis-o.
"Abo1t year ago | went through very
diflcult operation and since then suffered
from severe headaches. tried g aScarets and
the result was wonderful. God bless youI'
Ms. Moses Leece. Gilman. Colo.
The Washington times., 1901-11-26

often in a remote village without a sin
gle associate who spoke the English ian
guagc. they struggled On. and accomplish
cd much good
The Washington times., 1901-11-26

FREE.-A beautiful Calendar and hed.saI
Booklet free TO anyone who will write A. @. Meyer
q Co, Baltimore. Nd. and msntl1n this paper.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-05-10
2lus JadionpiIIe.
Satfonbille, 5lu., 8. Mai.


Weber in ben Sriimmern Der
SeuerSbrunIt bonn lebten 5reitug nod
i'm ct. Samess5lub iinb ipeitere Getz
den gefunben iporben. 8as Better
i'll nod immer fsbr fparm, bod piro
oGmdbli6 Oronung in bus GbdOs gs.
brdGt unb bic Spsiiung Der Obba9s
loien uub Sungrigen geht ununttrbros
den toron.
Sbprbl tein offi3ielsr Siilfsuufruf
erlaFcH fporoen lit, luufen bod Waher
bon 9cbensmitteln oLler grt elm. IS
iino bsrsits cine 2tn3ubI Gontrdtte liir
neus 9ebGube obgeidloFen poroeH,
unn iiberol Iiebt man germefer on
Der grbtit, nm bic Gigentbumsgren3en
fcItauiteIlen. Gg 1T bstannt semad,t
iUcrtsr, bob bos 8inbiOr 6OteI, oas
gortrsrs @ebGubs, bas ga!opinsGes
bGuoe unb ous Spsrnbdus fofort tpies
Der aufssbdut psrbsn.
IS puroe beuts elm gsfebl dusgs.
eeben, ipelher bic Heeer 5fDingt, ents
tptbt- 5u drbeiten ober bic Stdbt gu
berld1sn, mas CUR 5Olgs bate, oab
bic 3abl Der an Der 5orti6affuns Der
2yiimmer bsI6dftigtsn qrbeitsr be-
b;uieno erb0bt lrurbe.
d. Gsorss 0sbduer ipuroe ihiper
bsrlsbi, oIs sr einigsn grbeitern betm
9ieosrrsibeH Der Ruinen bes 2semun.
uRp StinnersGeb6ubes bsbiilfli6 mar
Der unteritiisunssDsrsin fpeiits g.
Sriihfiiid 5000 qerionen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-05-10
Ghird.
@afbtn9ton, .. g., 8. W1ui.

ma btneton, .. g., 8. Mdi.
Sier eineetroffene Ra6riAten pa.
ben bic pettneer 9epeI6e an bic @is
Tpciirte greHe betrefFs Der gu perlans
genben Gnt!9dotgung beItGti9t. Die
@eiammtiumme 1T iebt BON ungefGbr
elmer balben Billion 0plldrs auf
$337, 100000 rebu5irt tporben.
pettnq, 8. mai.
>Hie fremben @eIanbten baben 5eute
beI@loFen, bic 9ineiii9e R:gierung in
elmer SoQtttipnote in &enntniB 81
IeBen, boB eine 9emeini9aftli6e Gnt=
I6doi9ung ppn 450,OO0,000 &ocIs
perIanot n:rben niirbe unb Die gte9ie=
rung gu fraoen, mas fir cine 8e5ob-
lung8metbrbe iie bori4la9e. Sine @rs
piOeruno pirb @nbe Der @ode ertpar-
tet. M1on gIuubt, boB oieielbe pors
I9luo:n ipiro, Die GntI46bigung rurd
Grb0bung bes 3plItarifs gu begleihen
@abrT6einli6 nerben Die Mdcbte ftd
nit elmer oerartigcn MdBregel etnoer=
itanben ertlGren ais @ntgelt fir Gons
seTIionen ben @eiten Gbina8 in 0eitali
elmer ppQitdnbigen glbi@dffunJ beS
,2itin", Der GtnFiibrun9 elmer Sob
baIis in ben Gtnfubr3DGen, lpirtItf
freier Gdiffa5rt in ben din:fiI9eu
@epGFern unb Der Gntfernung ppr
SinberniTen fir bic Sbiffa9rt nnt
Res 3ol1es in Woo Sung. Die Sc.
iannten tcnnten ii9 ni9t bariiber
einigen. oh e niinihensipertb lei, bos
gun3e 6ineIiT4e Hei4 Oem 9anbel unf
Der 4niiebeIIng BON NuslGnoern 81
erDFfnen, inoem einigs Der 2lniiht po.
rem, baB g gu piel Iein piiroe, Dpr
China gu berlon9en, cine gu groBe Ger
ontportli4teit gu iibernebmen uno oGf
es unter Dem iebi9en &egierung5I9item
unm0Qlih Isin niirbe, Die Siherbeit
Der suhtreic1en 9tuslGnoer 3u garon.
tirer, Die na4 bem Snnern @bina :
fr0men rIrben, ipenn bas Rei6 9dn6.
LID bem SanbeI eri9lOfen piirbe.
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Der ncue 1{aroinaI.
9 ltfmore. 9. W}at.

SebaItianoMdrtinelIi, 3ituloryGrje
bif6of BON @pbeius unb neueripdbller
Cardinal Der Stride BON Rom, empfinq
beute aus Der 6dno bes &drbindl3
Gibbons bus rotbe Barrett unb le9te
bas fortan feline Wiiroe be3ei6nenbe
@epanb an. Die sSeier, bic nit bem
iibli6en Pomp BON Itdtten ging, ianh
in Der dIte6ripiiroigen &dtbebrole
itatt, bem eriten 6ebGuoe Ieiner 2(rt.
bas auf umeritdniI9em 9runo uno
9oben erri6tet fpuroe unp in fpel6em
Der erite ameritdnii6e 9rieiter uno oer
erite ameritaniIbe BiIhof gelpeibt
rurben. Serporrdgenbe 8iirger dller
art. 0iplomnten, @eiebgeber, Sour
noliiten unb Wiirbentrdger Der Nirte,
barunter Elm babies 6unoert Gild)0fe,
prieiter, Wl0n6e unb SeminuriiteE,
ndbmen an Der 5eier tbeil. Die 6aupt
banolung fdnb tur3 Dor Der 5eier in
Der aatbeoruIe i'm pdldIte be5 Nurbi
mails itdtt unD beitdnb in Der llebers
gdbe oes 8arretts an 9arbinul @ibs
bons our8 Woniignor Wardetti, ben
pdpItliden 2(blegatsn. 9on beioer
Sbeilnebmeru an bieier 6ertmonie
purben 2lniprdhen qebdlten.
Sur lluieroriifung Ger 1ldttern.
Ct. gouI, Winn.. 8. Ulai
Sine Spe5iolOepeI6e aus Gbippepo
aaIs, isis, Iagt: Qtae 6oI31auer.
lager i'm uoroli6en 1beile pes Staates
osrosn lpd6ridsinli9 Oisien Sommer
auf geFebl Der GeIunobeitsbebGroe
nieofygebrannt psrben. ggd6pMb Der
lebten 3nei gBinter iinb DieIe oieier
,6amps" grutitdtten BON glottsrn
gsfpeIsn unb es piro befiir6tst, bab
bic Seu6e nG6Iten Wnter nod b0s
artigsr auftrsten pirb fdas ni9t in,
5piidsn UidbregsIu fiir ibp Inter,
oriiduug gstroffsn nerosn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-05-10
-franfreih.
Gberbpure, s. Mai.

Die frun3Diif9e gurt nQtniou", Die
am 25, 9lpril BON gfortb Sbielbs mad
San 5rancisco abfu1r unb lebte
Bo4e bier anIongte, pegen Wteuterei
BON 5ebn ibrer Matrpien aber an Der
Beiterfabrt perbinbert purbe, lit beute
BON bier abgefabren. Die Mleuterer
iinb gu @efdngniBFrufen BON bier
@o6en bis gu feds Nionuten Derur,
t9eilt nproen.
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30Gn, 8. 9D2ai.
6ro6britdnnien.
8 onbon, 8. U1oi

Y On 20 n, 8. Wfai.
Der Stoatsietretdr fir sSnbien,
Soro 9amilton, fagte beute i'm Inter
bauie in @ripiOerung auf cine oiesbe.
3iigli9e 5ruge, OaB Der 9egierungsz
inipettor Der giienbubnen in 8urmub
in einem bonn 5. 9uguit b. s. oatirten
8eri9te ertIGrte bab er an ben bort
i'm 8ebrau9 befinblt9en amerifaniz
i9en 2otomptipen geipiFe WlGngeI be-
oba9tet babe. 2orb Samilton iaste
iibrigens, baB ibn Die oDige Nlittbeiy
lung nidt CUR 4nnabme bepogen babe,
bab bic ameritdniI9en 2ptomotipen
auf inbif9en Giienbabnen aagemein
ni9t 3ufrieDeniteaenb ieien.
Der Observation-Disclosures 2oro Grdnz
borne iugte, Der britii8e 2lgent 2pro
Gromer in aegppten Iei uufgeforbert
pproen, einen 8eridt iiber bic dmeriz
tanii9en 2Otpmotiben in 9legppten
ein5urei9en.
2onbon, s. Wldi.
Sir Spbn Sort, 8i3eprGfibent beg
Gomite Of tbs Gouncil, bat in Der
beutisen Sibung oes llnterbauIes bic
linterri6tsbia eingerei6t. Gr Idqte,
Die Bill babe ben 3ped, oas pernor-
rene llnterri6tsipitem oss Ser. a0Rig-
rei6s einbeitlib 3u 9eItalten.
grbce, liberal, nannte bic Bin einen
gisontti6en, DernideIten ptdn. Die
Bill nurbe in sriter 2eIung einitim.
mig dngenommen.
Gonbon, 8. W}di.
Die @erii6ts. baB bic ge3iebungen
3piI9en 0euti6Idno uno RuBlano in
JOlge bon Grdf Wdloeriee's qluftres
Ten ceipannts ieien, iperben i'm 2luss
lpdrtissu 2lmts fir unpa9r ertlGrt.
SbpObI in 9onniusitrset 3ugegsbsn
pirb, bab bic Ulebr5dbI Der Wd6ts
bur6 bic 5dbIreiden @rpebitionen oes
SslomdrI6aas in cine Iebr gereiste
Stimmung periebt norbsn iinO. 10
gldubt man bod ni6t, oaB oies 3u
irgeno lpel6en befinitipen gliBper.
itdrOniiien gsii9rt bat. Nus gloub.
pi' bigger Gusas fam bsrii6srt psr.
pen, bab, penn bic britiibsn Diplo.
maten Gruno ldtten, un5unsbmtn, bdb
5pii6sn SsutidIano uno 9uBldno
seipannte gs3iebungen berridtsn, iie
odriibsr Iebr 5sfrieoi9t Isin unb itf
ni6t bic Ulibe ne1men piirosn, bisis
esriihts ais uHiudbr in 2lbreoe 81
itelItn.
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9 o n 3 0 n 8. N1ai.

Sn Nprb TsponIbire unb 9artmoor
bat beute Elm itorter S9neefuu Itatt9es
funben, Der bic 5eIbfrii9te eefG9rbei
bat. Der llmidlae bon Der fdIt trps
pii6en 9iBe bes lebten Mondts 1T elm
iebr entf9ieoener unb peripri9t nod
eine 3ettlang anSubauern.
Ddtifan.
G o m, 8. Mai.
Der Ydpit bat beute Die @rnennung
bes Sotber S'GonneIl, 3ettprs oes
bieiigen 9lmerttaniI6en Gollegiums,
gum 8if4Of BON qOrtIunb beitdtist.
Oeiterreid.llu
Wteu, 8. mai.
Sn 8ubopeit bat Die friibere Geliebte
bes ebemaligen Qbgeorbneten i'm unea'
riI9en &ei9stage Sega Onoop, 6rduz
lein &athdriua 0urii1, aus &a9e an
9e5ei9t, buB berIeIbs Der WtDrber BON
Gitber SpIpmpiIp in Sis5asGs5lar ee-
lpefen fei. Der gro3eB, in bem 10 ebeu
gndnnten ungurifhen Stdbtden, Der
9egen mebrere gdn5Iid uniduIbise Su-
ben unter Der fatiden @ntIoge 9efiibri
murbe, bab iie bas GbriftenmdO6er
GItber GpIpnpiTp rttueu gei9la6tet
bdtten, erre9te Dor neun3ebn uno a6t:
3ebn Sabren @ufieben in Der gan6er
Melt.
@ien, 8. Mdi.
@budrb StrauB, Der betonnte Com,
prniit, Der felt ldngerer 3eit trunt bar
nieoerlag, beFinbet ii4 auf Der 8efe-
rung.
Sdmeoeu uno llorweeen.
Sto d b o | m, 8. Mui.
Ser MarineminiIter @erborb 0pr.
f6en bat dbgebanft. @r mar am 81
Stto6er 1898 gu feinem Amte ernann
iDDrDPn
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1-an1aifd.
Bort @ntpnio, 9. MIut.

3 q II . IT o. % UIUI.
Der beutI9e 0bItoampfer nS&les-
mig, Gapitdn S9Iiiter, Der am 27.
9lpriI ben Mobile no6 Guba dbfu6r,
1T am IsBten 0ienitus auf Der o0bs
ron 9ort Wariu geit.anbet unb poiis
itdnbig gu Grunoe oegdn9en. Nlle cf
8orb befinbiibsn perionen fpurceil
1ereitet.
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bes Sur 3eit bier i'm Ganee befinbIi=
6en &arnebals, roth, golb unb grim,
pel9e ben Wein, bic Orange unb bic
Slipe reprdieutiren, iparen iiberaa
porberri9enb. Gangs Der Struben
paren nit geIbem 3eus umtpunoene
uno nit pdlmSpei9en uno 2orbeerz
trGn5en gefrDnts penetianiI6e Maiten
aufgeitelt. glm 8dbnbofe iparen duber
sablrsi9en berpprraeenoen 8iirgern
aud General Sbafter, &ommunoeur
oes Department oes pactfic, nebit
Stab unb SlottenIetretdr Gong 3ur
8egriiBune aupeieno. SIN 8unnupess
9ptel, tpo eiu @iapfang abgebaIten
ipurbe, traf Der 9rdiibent nit 9pu=
berneur RaIb ppn Sbio 3ufummen.
Wd6reno Der prGiibent eiuen Dffentz
li9en @mpfang in ben Yarlors pes
SoteIs abbielt, bate Sruu Mc8inlep
i'm 8omens Stub an GsiguorOItreet
eine 3ufammentunft nit ben Samen
pon Cos 2tngeles. 0as Diner nubm
Der 9rGIibent unb leine Gemablin
beute 9tbenb i'm nSipouac", Der reiz
3enben @o6nung bes Generals Sdrriz
ION @rep DTS elm, mo iie AUDI iiberz
nd6teten.
Sin S6eil Der @eIe1I9aft bes prGz
iiberten fubr beute fpGt am Nu9mitz
tag na9 benz 5000 Sub bo6en Mount
2ptp, BON ipp fie auF 70 Wteilen nett
in Der 3unbe etne ltebsriidbt Bis Siib>
californian unb ben itillen SSedn
bate. 6eute @benb mar Die Stubt
elGn3enb ilIuminirt. Niorgen pirb Der
9rGIibent ben SlumencorIp in gtu9enz
i6ein nebmen unb am Ha9mtttug oen
Solbdtenbeim in Sonta @fonica einen
Seiu6 qbitatten, Nm Sreitag Morgen
erfolgt hie 4breiie na9 San 5runz
cisco.
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llntontomn, qu., 8. Mui.
3ur6 bic Grploiion zines 9ampTs
tefIels in b.r dltm Dennis 8eItilerie.
in Bba-ton 5opuibip. unpeit osr
@renjs Don U itsgireinisn, iino bsuts
5ipei Wldnnsr um's 2sben aetommen.
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pbilippineu.
90 lnila. 3. gGldi.

asutnar. SObn .. g. oartmGn
Iii'e nit 81 Wnnn Dpn <r6llnbron 4
oes /. acknowledgements untps:t oes
Dorfss gclogan in Der gropin3 ga.
tangas. 2u7"n. auf $50 Sniurgsnten.
Ter 5eino leiitets oreimal DiosrItdno },
rurbe aber jebesmol BON ben ameri.
tdnii6en gaOaneriiisn gsI4fager.
Die 2lmeritunsr o1ttsn tsine gsrluite.
Sin llnterIudungsgeri9t oes Nla
rineospartsmsnts 1T nit Der llnter
iu6unq Der ongsbli6sn gsr6inpunp
res Gsutnonts Ridaro 8. 3oUn.er
NIT bsm 5oGs oss Captain Rseo, Der
lDsgen 2tmismiBbrduds in E}s;bn
oung nit bsm groDidntbsporismeni
2ro5sfiirt tDurbs. 5ei6aftigt.
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Nurdl.
q ptp bam m a, 9. mai.

9tuF oie 8anten in &ipto buben befe
tige 9lnTtiirme fattgefllnben uuo eine
bat ibre 3dhlurgen einqeItelIt, obglei6
Iie 800, 900 9an llnterftiibung er6ultcn
bate. Die 8anf pon SSapdn i4idt
100000 Nen nah Gipto.