New York journal and advertiser

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world should remain peaceful; America}

wishes to grow by the expansion of heir

commerce by exporting her products and

not by force of arms. 1

"Why should any one fear that we shall I

HURRICA1

\Y TO WES

from New York July 28 for Turk's Island,

j and is now at Samana, is anxiously ex!

pected.

KingNton, Jamaica. Ang. 7.?The Isl;

and of Dominica, in the Dee ward Islands,

reports that a terrific cyclone was sweeping

over there this afternoon, travelling

west-north west and heading for Jamaica.

Sthinittno- thn f 1-, i.o.if.,^1

tiir-n hp

timply warned by' t he American Weather j

I Bureau bronchos.

GERMAN PRINCE

MAD WITH LIQUOR.

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|Max of Baden, Affianced;

to a Beautiful Girl, Prefers,

the Cup to Love.

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Prince Max of Baden.

Aiis:. 7.?Prince Max. of

VIENNA, Baden, the dashing youngi

1 1 chief of squadron of the!

Imperial Austrian Cuirrasiers Guards, whose j

engagement to the youthful Grand Duchess j

Helena of Vladimirovitch was annulled!

some weeks ago, when he was sent to a j

private asylum at Purkersdorf, suffering:

i from nervous irritation .has been removed

j to Sulzburg to undergo further treatment,

j The Prince is midway between thirty and

j forty; partly bald .and before going to the j

asylum was .one of the most dissipated men I

1 in the Austrian army. He was also then j

said to be consumed with conceit, both with

i regard to his appearance and'hls rank, and

I as dull and narrow-minded as possible.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New York journal and advertiser. (1899). New York [N.Y.], 1899-08-08. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030180/1899-08-08/ed-1/?sp=16

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New York journal and advertiser, 1899-08-08.