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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-02

4 Jean Lee. b, M, Locust Grove Stock
e. CaStanet, b. M. Todd q Sutton, jack
g. zsihat, ): g, Meadow Lands Farm.
kS saSSE C i;a g. a .. Pnrr carl.burE.
5. Hiss Haley, b. M, ]. T. Clark. Paris
o ssso;. J.. b. g. c. T. Garfield, Glen
10. pon Dem; e br. g., Emil arefbei. clsve-
II. GsFtrado NJ, b. M. John Call Glen
IL. lazy I,iS; SeIby c. m, R. Arthers. Brook
IS. aertha Lee, blk. m, Smiley CALDWELL
' " 2as Pace.
/. Eye Wonder, b. g. H. ]. Mendei'
. s SRssii B. "ih h. 6. B. wOOdcock, New
NartinsYille, W. va,
8. Maud. Z. m. Meadow lands Farm,
Meadow. Lands, Pa.
E. irax, 5. e., Andy cOIman. Springfield, o.
c. Hardee Boy, b. g., H. ]. Jamlson' Della
4. joker Patchsn, oh. g, }. H. swIsher,
s. Jessie JESSIE L. b. M. Emery Mixer. ALI
o. G. INV ". D., blk. b., All. Dun, saplna, o.
10. Dime, b. 81 L. D. shafer. Brook
Ii. Dave !S; E s: q, b. g, wnnam Brani-
l2. E EaI5 5. g.. T. c. Garfield cleve-
49, Next, b. g., John Derr, snansncld, o.
Free-For-Ali 1rot,
/. Cling. blk 81 D. G. &erUnald. Pitts
2. Hes fsi = b. H.. H. J. JamiSOn, Della
q IRIS EhfS g. b. M, Charles sherriek. Pcnns-
4. Robert s; i = B., b. g. william Branlgan'
s. Pat ait'' Watson. b. s., a. Moore, Green's
burg, Pa.
The educational department OF the
state falr was opened yesterday 70 re-
celve entries and II promises to be
more attractive and Interesting than
usual this year, and that is saying
great deal. More space has been given
the public schools this year than usual,
and they are using It TO the best nd
vantage. The Caldwell Peterson Com
pany has fitted the stalls OF the educa-
tional department up In pure white, and
the ceilings and pillars look very at
tractiYe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-02
INTERSTATE LBAGUR

Al Mansfield, RHE
Toledo .........6 . 0 0 / 0 o OIL 6 Z
Batteries-Kellum and Belt; Keenan,
and Arthur.
AT Springfield. RHE
Sew eSstie.."o Q Q "a 8 20 s 2
Batteries-crablll and Gramus; Guese
and Barckiey.
Al DAYTON, RHE
P PoSgnEsto own. % 3 SIS &1S :
Batteries-Bates and DOnahuei Miller
and Donovan
At Grand Rapids. RHE
Fort %ayne...S . . ) / o . '-1O 0
Batterles-Carson. Herbert and Cote;
Brodie and Patterson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-02
or1ARERs STRONG FINISH.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 1.-The ouakers won
two men were out, carsey gave MeFar-
land and Cross bases on balls, then ponA-
hue singled to left and Mcfarland tall
lied. Score:
g. Louis ,....s 9e9eo9ie9!,55 / /
Phlladelp'a 10 0 o o 90 2-6O 2
Earned runs, Philadelphia .; st. Louis Z.
Batteries. CaFSsy and KinsloW; ponRhue
and Mcfarland Time. 1:40. Umpire,
O'Day Attendance ll00
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-02
ORToITs NOT oIJITTFRs.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. with the score
eased up IN the ninth inning, and tho Birds
touched him up for four singles and two
doubles, almost tieIng the score. Attend
's' -'-''' RHE
Louisville 80 0 o. 80 - 70 8
Baltimore .....O . 0 o 0 / SIS IS 8
Earned runs. Louisville 8: Baltimore 8.
Batteries, Cunningham and kIttridge;
NOpB and Robinson. Time, 800. Umpires,
CARNEY and Brown,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-02

It is certainly gratifying to the public
10 know OF one concern In the land who
are not afraid 10 be generous TO the
needy and suffering The proprletors Of
Or. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, have given
away over ten million trial bottles Of
this great medicine; and have the sat
Isfactlon OF knowing that II has abso-
lutely cured thousands NJ hopeless cases,
Asthma, Bronchitis. HOarseness and ali
diseases Of the Throat. Chest and Lungs
are surely cured by II. Call on Logan
Drug Co.. and get a trial bottle free.
Regular size soc and 81, Every bottle
guaranteed, or price refunded. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-02
cINcY IN ME LEAD.

wheeling admirers OF the Cincinnati
Reds were in excellent spirits last night:
their team had won. and the dangerous
Bostons and BnltimoreS were both de-
Jumped from third place TO the lead by
Tho slender margin OF four points over
Boston, and eight points ahead OF the
orioles. II ClnclnnatIs pitchers can work
ought 10 give either the Bean Eaters or
the orioles the hardest kind Of an argu-
mcnt for the bis league rag. Chicago
''swapped" places with New York on the
strength OF yesterdays games The, feat
,ITo ~ the day was Lonlsylle's Victory
over tho orioles. but only after lannon's
men had made a magnificent Garrison I'M
lgh that was one run too short.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-02

cievelands, and slipped back i1to second
place N the league race. The game vas
a close one, and was not won until the
last man was out. Il was q pltcherg bat
lie, and Cuppy had the better OF II. At
tendance. 200. Score:
cleveland - o1oo IS z
Earned runs, Boston /: Cleveland ].
Home run, Lowe. Batteries, Cuppy ana
CFiger: Willis and Bergen. Time, 1874.
Empires, Lynch and Andrews.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-02
STATE FAIR RACES
,,,r,es Closed Last Night With
Large Fields Assured Us
N EVERY RACE OF THE WEEK!

,,osr OF THE OLD TAvoRrfks
'V ND MANY TRorTERs AND
n,rERs THAT ARE NEW an
TTg STATE FAIR GROUNDS
rpIcx-THE WORK OF THE
seed suPER1NTENDENTs HAS
prEy ExcELLENT-BUsT
GENES ON THE GROUNDS NOW.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosAIs.

/ ~
Proposals will be received ut the clerks
office OF tho Board OF Commissioners OF
her 4. 1865, at 10 O'Clock a. m, for paving
mo northerly side OF the National Road
from PaXton's Culvert TO the Wheeling
Pnrk. Specifications can be seen az THIS
ONCE, II. c. MOFFAT,
Vs sci Clerk Board OF COMMISSIONER;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-02

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Cincinnati ), Washington l.
Louisville Q. Baltimore S.
Cleveland 3, BOSTON ?.
Pittsburgh s. New York 2.
Chicago TO- brooklyn 9.
PHILADELPHIA 8, St, Louis (.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-02
REAL ESTATE.
FOR, SAIE.

A comfortable s-ruomed dwelling. with
ali modern cOnvenienceS, at 80 South Front
street This property is IN iirst-claSs con-
dillon from cellar to roof. Inspection inI
vited. AZ low figure; easy terms WIZ
want 10 occupy.
Splendid residence on Fourteenth street.
Property az g Virginia street, handy
location
dillon. on Maryland street, for N,6JJ.
Ronts for SIS, paying u per cent IT'S
bargain. -. $500.
no LET-i5-room fiat, northwest corner
OF Main and Eleventh streets; POSSESSION
boarding house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-02

To-DAY's GAMES.
washington at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Cleveland at Boston.
Baltimore ut Louisville.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
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PITTSBURGH, Sept. 1.-New York
could not hit nor field to-day. and was
not in the game at any stage. Attend
moo nm gpnF0s
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(Forfelted.)
STAR POINTER FAILED
Yesterday in an Attempt to Equal his
1897 Mark.

Yesterday in an Attempt to Equal Bis
1897 Mark.
READyILLE. Mass. Sept. Lon the
same track on which Ee made the re-
cord time last year. 1891, Star Pointer
to-day again tried for a worlds record
of mile In harness. but failed to equal
his performance by half a second.
The enormous crowd saw a mile made
in less than two minutes, and It is safe
to saY that with slightly better condi-
tions the record would have again gone
down before the great stallion.
An hour before Pointer came out Vt
raIned softly for a few minutes and
when at O'Clock McCleary drove onto
the track, the drops were sun coming
down.
The track, however, was in good shape
and there was no wind. 80 II was de-
cIded 20 20 for the record.
With a running mate. Pointer made
the quarter in 29J5, which gave encour-
ngement and with the half In 50 1t look
ed as II he would do something to the
record. The terrific pace was kept up
to the three quarter pole, which was
reached In l:2Sk. and then came the
question OF endurance. Tho great horse
was urged all through the home stretch,
but he did not quite reach the wire IN
time.
The afternoons sport was the best Of
the week and drew the largest crowd
ever seen at ReadVllle, fully 10000 Deo-
pie being present.
The 2:05 pace after Pointer was the
great attraction OF the afternoon and
the crowd saw some fine racing In the
1--WE heats. Summaries:
PA class. trOttlng, the Massachusetts
purse, 5000 Diminished from ycsteray),
GrnttRn Boy, b. s.,
by GrnttAn (Miller).
CaracallR, br. M, by
Patron (KeyD......
Belle j., b. M, by Ben
johnson (Spcnr).,..H
Town Lady b. m.
(Chcney) ...........,S TO
Matte Patterson. b.
m. (SaunderD.. TO
Stnmboulctte. b. 3.
(VRn Boklen).......u 70
Tom Boy. b. m.
tMRrAh .,....,.'.'..t TO
sS5 3; j Ei !. }$iysa:: i $r 70
Sidney McGregOr, b.
Red Wnrranoke, b.
$. Rcynoldsl g DR.
Nlco, b. &. CTlter)..; y DR.
SnnlonR, b. IN, (Stnrrl; Preston, 8. 3,
Murphy(, and Battlcton' b. e. tGeerO
u' Tl%egs:lo, .aols sa, si1';. sasg, si's,
2liH.
pas pacing, purse 1880.
EgoZRn, b. H., by EgOtlBt-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-02
coRcoRAN AND YETI.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-The Senators
were badly crippled to-day. but they were
very lucky. Only two OF the hits made on
Hawley reached the outfield. C9rcorans
In the eighth. Stelnfeldt's fielding was the
feature. Attendance. liza Score:
G Gin ssIn9.o; 20 SSSS II53559iHs /
Earned runs, Cincinnati 2. Batteriea,
HaWley and PeitE; Weighing and Farrell.
Time, 1:i5. EMPIRES, Emslle and McDon-
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I'nrno1 runs, PltlRbufgh T. IWO7bn9o
hits gchriypr ThFce-haae hits. McCrecry,
Schrlyor Stolen hnscR, Herman. Double
plays. schriycr and Padden; Clemson and
Joyce. First base on balls, on Hhlncs J;
by Doheny I. Sacrifice hit McCreery.
Time h0ura. UmprCa. Hunt aud Con-
nelly.
PUTS CiNCY IN THE LEAD.
BosToN. Sent. 1.-The Champions were
beaten for the second time to-day by tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-02
HYOMn CURES By INHALATION

Bumps, b. z. wilson. ..... 2
Chehalis, br. &. (0'HeiD...
Time-2:051t, 2:OSSt. 2:oSlE, 1904, 2:0SSt-
2:zs class, rtotting, purse $500.
CenFga h q nv Scarlet wilkes
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WANTED.

TITANTED-AT ISLAND DAIRY, TWO
/ w boys, Il to % years. Apply q
Virginia street. seg-.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80 aIRt9.
w steady employment. q. *. NC
4 AiECHEN & SONS co. ause
TITANTFp-AGFNTs, EITHER BE1i
| w 3 to dollars day. NO ooa.,SSL
Enclose &c stamp; a. A. Room " w
TTTANTED-GIRL Is OR ls YEARS
w old TO nurse and assist at noleo-
work; also ono girl for general house.
work. 1854 Fourteenth street as
SALES
| w MAN for LubricRting OilB. 0rehsoS
and apecialtles; salary or commission.
EQUITABLE REFINING CO.. Cleyeiena'
Ohio. aazl-eeAs
FOR BENT.
THOR RFNT-sEVERAL GOOD ROol1
d in the city Bank Building. InqulEaA 8
the City Bank Of wheeling. mfsl
nor RENT-THE wARE.RooM NO.
| 1910 Main street. Possession At once.
Inquire OF r. ]. McCULLAGH. NO. g
FOR sA1B.
Nor sALE-GooD PAYING aust-
u NESS at bargain. Address ]. NJ
care Intelllgencer OihcO. aa1
NOR sALR-oNB AND oNE-HALF
ID lot IN Greenwood cemetery; tno looor
ton; corner lots adjoining beat imploHS
nieptB In cemetery. Address CEMEEBttE
LOT. care Intelilgoneer once aplg
NOR sATE-iS5lk-AcRE FARM FOR
sale on Bethany Pike, near Clinton,
Ohio county, w. Va Good grass lAug,
he hest OF water, well adapted for stock,
dairy or general farming. L1rEe almQle
now house, milk house, etc MRS Ann
b. HARRIS, Clinton. W. Va. auis
NOR sALE-THAT EsIRABbE
niece OF ground at corner OF Fhteonen
and McColloch streets. Both streets
paVed and Elm Grove railway running
past both fronts. Owner iA now u the
CITY and can be seen at the Billiard Print
Ing House, No. II Twelfth street, FOR Q
few days. VI
WALNUT GROVE PROPERTY.
Property OF Ellet heirs to be sold By ':
T. HaneS, Fourth and Hanover, VINO VII
show the property and mako sale or par
ties may cali upon or address
WIN. D. CABELL and
A MOORE, Jr., TRUSTEE,
aug 9is Main St. wheeling. w. We.
oooooeococooooeocooeo oooop
RONERS FOR SALE.
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WALNUT GROVE PROPERTY.

Property OF Ellet heirs to be sold BY ';
T. Hanes, Fourth and Hanover; who VIII
show inc property and mako sale, or par.
Ties may call upon or address
WIN. D. CABELL and
A. MOORE, Jr., TRUSTEE,
nues 9is Main ST.. Wheeling, w. va.
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Shirt Weiss,
.EYeninq sis

or Fancy silks for Waists, some
new stripes and combinations
that are admirably adapted for
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-23
ANARCHY IN CUBA.

London Times Correspondent ssys Law
lsssussa Reigns on. the Ieland.
LONDON, Sept. 20.-The Times pub:
fishes letter from Havana corre-
spondent in which the writer points
out that, though, as in the mother
country. there appears no disposition
among the Cubans to attempt q pro-
nunciamento. the soldiers and civilians
alike having accepted the disaster and
its consequences with q dreary fatal.
istic calm, the island is fast drifting
into a condition Of anrachy. In.
surgent bands, the correspondent says,
are enjoying immunity in the commits
sion of outrages and plundering, and
this is especially true in the western
provinces, where
The Insurgents Bitterly Complain
that they have been ignored and aban.
doned by the United States, and, being
utterly destitute. can only save them.
selves from starvation by rapine.
Without food, medicine and clothing
they are dying like flies, and, unfortu-
nately, it is the best. elements among
the insurgents that are suffering most
severely. .@.4 = ~~>s - ..:::a~. .s..*-@s
The Times, in an editorial article,
draws attention to the difficulties fac
ing the Washington government and
to the advisability that the peace con-
ference be not unduly protracted.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-23
HAD AI37o soap 8
sHamlin Garland Y Nsarly u d Star 80 -


sHamlin Garland Nsarly Scarves 6!
Route TO chs KIondike ).
San FkANcIsoo. Sept. 90 Chrron.
icleS especial from Seattle says: Hamlin;
Garland, the novelist, has reached Pine
Creek, the u ewest gold campin Alaska,:
after narrow escape from death By
starvation on the terrible Ashoroft
route. He has been months on aSthou.
sand mile journey and owes his life TO
good luck rather than any thing else.
He started for Dawson from Ashcroft.
expe citing Is make hurried trip into
the interior. With every mile that he
zput between himself and Ashcroft. the
trail grew worse until at last it was Inn
passable. At last the trail faded sud-
denly from view. For days Garland's
party wandered on through swamps
and timber lands, none Of them know.
ing where the end would be. After be-
ing on short rations for several days,
they stumbled into = Hudson Bay post.
They replenlshed their outfits and
started again for ]: the Stickeen. The
distance was misrepresented and their
grub began to run short, while the end
Of the journey cvsmed no nearer. Gar.
land put his men on short rations and
kept on moving At last they reached
the Glenora, very much exhausted.
From there Garland took steamer to
the Pine creek country. ~ -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-23
A Pleasant Arrangement.

The Omaha Christian Endeavor
Union. representing some 80 Christian
Endeavor societies OF that city, have a
booth at the exposition grounds in
charge of Endeavorers, who give out
information and add in every way to
the comfort of visiting Endeavorers and
their friends.
Seeing the great need of head
quarters where young people and their
friends could stop while seeing the
Trans Mississippi Exposition, they have
arranged with the management of the
Hotel Henryton at 9th and Lake Sts.,
which is within walking distance OF Ex-
position grounds, for the establishing o
headquarters at that hotel where the
guests con have accommodations at
from Scots to $1.00 per day for rooms
Thisis the only official Christian En-
deavor hotel IN the city, and ia under the
management OF the Christian Endeavor
Union. 1885,
1t is homelike and has been newly
furnished throughout, and street cars
that pass the door connect to all parts
of the city. F." =: ~,E%
\ Those contemplating a visit to Omaha
and needing pleasant place to stop,
should not fail to look up the Hotel
Henryton, the official Endeavor head
quarters. :~=....:.. {. IL. H.. III
The members Of the committee having
this matter in charge are Chas. 4. Man
gum, A. L. Emmons and C. W. Hill and
any further information that may be de-
sired can be obtained by addressing any
member Of the above committee, in care
Of 7. M, A. building. /. ==s.: :s.E :: .s$z
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-23
Funeral Mass at Washing ton.
NEW CHINESE POLICY.
Emperor Announces He will Make Some
~& Radical Changes. .>5.-4 --.

Emperor Announces He will Make Some
~& Radical Changes. - ..
PEK1N, Sept. 2o..-A remarkable
series of imperial edicts ha; been pub.
lished during the past few days: The
edicts have startled the officials, viii 9
making favorable impression upon
the old foreign residents. who are
usually skeptical as to the practice Il
va1ua az such orders. ~. -. i.
The emperor has adore sed to the
people a long explanation Of his new
policy, declaring that in many respects
Western civilization is superior to the
existing order in his dominion and an.
nouncing his intention % adopt its
rood features and discard the bad ones.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-23
Burned IN Harbor.

! Burned In Harbor. !!
GLEN HAVEN. Mich. Sept. 31.i-The
steamer Queen Of tho Lakes, while
dying in the harbor at South Nanitou
island for shelter. Sunday. evening
osught fire and burnsd TO- the waters
>aee. Nothing was lott Int thu, iron
hull, which il, atill &doat.* No i've
were lost but tho crew could not save Nv
their Effects }*f 4 - : l,*Ssti u 5*S;
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-23
HURRICANE IN SPAIN.

Great damage Done in the Provinces of
Seville and Granada.
4MXnR1D, Sept. VI. A destructive
hurrioane swept over Southern Spain,
doing great damage in the provinces Of
Seville and Granada. Six persons
Were killed and many injured and .
number of buildings were destroyed at
Seville and IS houses were dem lished
and many persons fell victims to tho
storm at Guadix in the province Of
Granada 80 ass. ~ izs.':' fStf%5 !
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-23

eEstDs,s LAWTo N'ss FORCE 10000
TROOPS vylLL &c SENT

aplsceions Not Yst# INSIDE, But Fully Half.
Of Them VIII h Voluo tsers-Hr.rstsD De.
taohment FOR d = ison Duty viii Sail
# soon After Oct. 1-Ralny ssason About
s. Over ana the wsathsr vilI 10 De-
ligbtfu,. .: .S
WAsHINaToN, Sept. 50. 1T Is the.
present intention Of the administration
tosend to Cuba. as 8, garrison force for
the island about 40, 600 troops ID addi.
ton to the force now in Santa 60 nm
der command 81 General Lawton. /.
The organizations which are to COM
prise the Cuban garrison have not been
designated yet, but il is assured that at
least halt Of them will be volunteers.
Within two weeks orders will be issued
for the removal to Cuba Of the first
permanent garrison and it IL expected
they will sail from the United States
about Dot. l. These troops will be
followed quickly by, others until the
entire force of 10000 has been estab-
lished on tho island. It is not believed
to be the intention OF tho adminlstra-
ton to await the r.. ...'~%s=> r..
Evacuation Of the Spanish Forces
before sending United States troops to
the island, as the indications are now
that it will be several months before
the Cuban commissioners will finish
their work. Quite naturally many
Spanish soldiers will remain. on the
island until the Spanish commissioners
have finished their work. The rainy
season 10 almost at an end and the de.
lightfnl season 10 about to begin. Dur
ing the late fall and winter the climate
Of Cuba is not only enjoyable but
healthy, and with, such precautions
that will be taken for the health of the
American forces that are to be STA
toned in Cuba officials of the admin
istration have no approximations that
serious sickness will ensue among the
troops. ---
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-23
THE SULTAN BACKS DOWN

Orders to the Crstan Commander to Conn
ply With the British Dsmanda
CANDIDA, Island Of Crete. Sept 10
The sultan has ordered Djevad Pasha.
the military commander in Crete, to
acoede to the demand Of the British
admiral, Gerard Henry Noel, for dis
armament, thus complying with the
whole ultimatum Of the admiral. ~
A British military detachment has
occupied the entrance to the tort, and
it is rumored that the Ottoman troops
will be Withdrawn and q British force
will occupy the town.
Among the prisoners already handed
over to Admiral Noel are two who are
credited with being ringleaders in the
attack on the British camp.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-23
BLAME AMERICANS FOR IT.

Large Death Rate on Board Returning
Spanish Transports.
MADRID, Sept. 20.-There is much
indignation here at the fact that there
were 1923 deaths during the voyage
among tho 1000 Spanish soldiers who
have just arrived in Spain on board
the Spanish transport San 1gnacio de
Loyela from Santiago de Cuba The
spaniards attribute this heavy death
rate to the inhumanity of the Ameri.
cans in obliging the sick Spaniards to
embark and make room in the hos.
pitfalls for the Americans. =:
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- i.tEis ss.!frs.I '-':9:! !fts
AAvA06AHArS zaDAAAAI

1ooROototod. zaFl1o1on.
PANS, Isspt ao.-fh. B q ,biust oou i!
otl reappointsd: denstat zZnrliAdsn 70
the post OF militarys:governor Of Paris,
which he oocupied previous g aocept.
ing tic. rtfolio .of minister Of war.
made vacant 81 the resignstion q n.
CavatR1Ac. Ez= Etff,E f5ssss
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-23
:. Coal Ntper.e Strike Eaded.

Coal x''e''' str'te Esadea. IA:
MoNoNoAHElA CITY, Pa, Sept. 81
The coal m ners' strike in tho third
Pool IL over and work will b resumed
2 ~ tho pits, pending : settlsmsnt Of
the difference BY arbitration. Both
'a4dess hsRe agreed TO ahias BY the d.
~ctsion Of thes tarbttrstoRa. If herssco6It.
Apee Of the axeittetien .Dxopesittoa 81
regarded . ! victory tor the s mziner..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-23
Fifty Severely Injured.

BRADroRp, Eng. Sept. 20 % An elec.s
trio street car was derailed While de-.
soending hill here. Fifty persons
we're seriously injured. Several 8 them
saso dyjne. .z=s.s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-23
Two Hundred Disappointed Miners.

SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. 81. The steam
schooner Excelsior arrived during the
zaftern Don from Copper river, Alaska,
with 100 prospectors who failed TO lind
gold. They report that the gunbQet
Whe cling will bring down 100 destl-
1nts men from Copper river.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-23
!. & o 81 Sd On q RlS1f,

HouoBlroi. Mich, Sept a! The
steamer Colorado, bound down Lake
Superior with -four, i stranded On q
reef OF Eagle Harbor. Tugs have been
sent for the release of the steamer II
possible. The Colorado IS valued &C
go. 900. ss..s {s