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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-07-28

| Mobiles 20. Far Sept. ~, IL ana ~
Ed. Synkerson is down with typh-
old fever.
Mrs. H. N. Douglass is expected
home today.
Arthur Palm was in town last
week. Thursday. =
Miss Helen Kingsley of Edgerton
is visiting Miss Allie Sprague.
Rumor says Will Saxon contem-
plates going to the Klondikye.
Saxon & Amondson put up wind
mill on the Call farm last week.
Mrs. I. Levine is visiting relatives
and friends in St. Paul this week.
Frank Manning of Lakefield visit
ed friends here during the past week.
Arthur Mcintyre has returned here
and in the employ of H. N. Douglas.
DR.. J. N. Gould and wife returned
home last week Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Stephens OF Dodgeville VISA
nephew of R. Predaux, is visiting
here.
A. c, Hedburg visited Vernon Gen.
ter last week, making the trip by
team:
The county Jail is now free from
prisoners for the Fl rst time in a long
while.
John Deals family arrived here
Saturday to make this their future
home.
Mrs. NJ. E. Fish returned home
Saturday from an extended visit in
Illinois.
Fred Bomboy and wife returned
home f4om their western trip, last
Friday.
F. Fiddler, of Williams, Iowa, was
here last week looking after his farm
interests:
DR.. G. R. Ourran moved his office
to the rooms in Loveless' new store
Saturday,
J. W, Oowing and family of Jack
sou were the guests of relatives the
past week.
Mrs. E. w. Sinnett left on Tuesday
for DesMoines for visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Newton Fauskee is enjoying the
country air while there are no pris-
oners to look after.
The Ladies Oemetary Aid will
meet at Mrs. Bigelow's, Thursday
afternoon, July 2sth:
| Service wires are being run this
week and the telephone instruments
will now ssq IS 99Aa b. put in:
Binder whips, assortment of fly
covers, blankets and leather nets still
on hand at F. G. Siitser's.
Chris Smith, the harness merchant,
Jas, Bixby and Chas. Hayes OF
Round Lake, were in town Friday.
A card from Mrs. G. H. Bulls says
they arrived at Pillager, their future
home, all right and are al! together
now.
The Christian Endeavor had pic
mic at Round Lake, Tuesday. There
was q good attendance and a gooc
TING.
N. Bushnell, Of Algona, former
ly Of Brewster, passed through her
Friday, on his way to the latte
town.
We are better than ever prepared
| TODD all kinds of job printing, ant
ask that you give Us portion Of you
work.
Paul Ripperbergep arrived Thurs
day from Elgip, H., fcr a visit wit
| his uncle, John Ripperherger an
family. r..
] Fred Bomboy moves his stock {
goods this week to the building vact
!, ted by Mr., Loveless, occupying on
. half Of it. fri. II.
r r Mrs Harry Sowders left on Monda
: for Wycoff Mimi, where she wi
:. make her home for the present, wit
her brother.
!! There will be an ice cream soci'
of at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Tbom, next Friday evening. tt
4 proceeds to help the Red Cross Soc
81 ETY. care for our soldier boys. Evel
. body ID cordially invited.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-08-17

9et beber ON M afbsbe Jprff Bis.
mard, at ban uor meset ianobru, oe,
at Sonbbeosfierlisbeoen nor meeet
ubpre9et hos 6am, ollerebe bo bon
Dor liben @ut. Der forte0es fao,
leoes fsl9enbe ON BAN fra ben Tit:
.&n Dag, bo lille Otto foI fiee Ro=
beren sobnot. uofpBraer bun BON:
.Nen bar 9u fpiit bin Suppe7"
RaR lsber ben lille 5pr bort % tom :
mer tort efter tilbo9e % fuarer for.
nsiet: .Sa". 6an erinbrebe bet mem.
lts lite aanfie behemt os maotte fBri1
foruisie fig bos 2otte s@meling,
Barnepisen, ON Sosens Sti1ing.
Gn onben Song tos Roberen ban
! 6erbsr: DITTO. boab bar bu ipih?
9u luater of Reote;n." Barnet be.
tentte fig en- Stunb % 10 foa faft o.
roliet: IS Tobers BoreIfe Fob en-
Jlaife. ben to9 1ea til Nunben. meu
leg brat lille al ben. torrl ben. finite,
be foa ipert. =.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-08-17

Gn ,Streif" git Tile. st Rom.
pagni of frioiliae fra Benniplpanie
er nu San 5ranciseo. Der uar 81
aompneniet. % As af oisfe iamlebe
fig en- Dag forleben % unoerretteoe
Sergeant Sbam ON, at be lite utloe
erercere. ON be lite fit mere e0er
bebre aoa. eno be g1orbe. Serseaut
@9au rapportereoe til OberittBit<
nant Barnett. iom ffrots gop D.bre
til at arreftere be mlsfotnbitbe. De
mantte mari9erebe op og neb | 3ei'
ren / TIRE Elmer, bleu frotoeet fine
Baaben og bepoetes al 9f,lbpoater
fra be anbre Rompasnier. Gn Rrios.
ret tunes ouerbangenbe. Rriues oers
fro.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-08-17

Blob. fom er tre9tfpbenoe % fulbt
af l1renbeoer. tiltranger ct reuienoe
% toniR Riobel. 9r. Beters Rurito
er en- Reoiein. Der olbria iuister; !;
brugti oper ct Norbunbrebe bar ben
notlom beuih bette. Den ftltrerer
Blobet srunbist oa sien9iuer be iuef<
feoe eble Draaner Rroft os Sunt<
beb. Den ielees alorig al Npotbr.
tere. men al lofale Hsenter. Sfriu
til Dr. Better 5obrnep, l12-114 So.
6opne Au.. @bteaso. 81.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-08-17

On moDerne @oltat. .5ram" Fri.
per: 5orbenuerenbe Bslitibetieut
Olot Nnbe,ion fra Bef superior
par fer Bpen forrioe use. 3an ct
uel paa bet nermefe ben ftsrfie
Ranb. iom 5orsos Boreere bor
fet eQer oil fomme til at fe, ibet bon
Ct Z Sob 81 9omme bBi o9 peier
800 8uno. Biup allen oe Bremer
paa .6orum" er bare Smaaeutter
Samenlianina meb'n Olo. 9en
frneteliee 6uenRe eier en- 5orm
@ronb Sorts &ountp.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-08-17

@n torferoel1s Cyclone siorbe ffor
5fahe fem 1il norb for @orp. 6. s..
Nanboa. Spu Berioner bler brebt /
ct GUS, oa Der ifol uere fere bBoe.
Det 6us. bpori iaa mango omfom,
tilbBrte Soc 9u9iion. Det bleu to-
ftet toertisienuem hams Stolbbps<
ming. @n Wnuabe 5aar. &pee os
onoen Gienbom blen Hoelost.
uoeir eioroe flor 5faoe Soma,
S(l,nois % 9ennesiee 2prbas %
@bnbaa.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-08-17
Wtuuefpta.

Gn Rrs. Mepers aoa lin Mano
libel noale Ril tra. &rineeton en-
Dag iih: l1se.
= Sens BaulloH. en- al be elbfe
5armere &erbeoeu Of 8opo. osoe
2prboa efier fire Raaneoers Spa'
BON.
20 unge Menb bleu pooflsrt
nf {: 9ren NOR 4eleems en- Dag
fife use, us ben eue of BEN. 1ollef
Nelion, oBoe nosle Elmer ienere.
- Beter Anberion / @erbeben
Of Spieer miaeor fin @talo. os boob
Der par ben. ueo Slbebrano @bn'
oossaften fife uJe.
= @barleS s. @elion. en- 6armer
9otpn Of NiQeru,Qe, 9ouslos
Gountp. blep funoen oBo fin @talp
Nonoossmor9en fife uae. Det ans
taees, at ban 1tte bleu ilaaet libel cf ct
Nulopr.
= 0en fore stolb tilb6renbe
Matban Butler paa bons 5arm NOR
Barnesuiue ueobreuote 9orsbags'
morseu fife use. os co. 30 9on 81.
to Sbetlcno-ptn9fe, en- Qoppe. ct
eronar3 meb mere branote op. Der
er Nsiurance til at oette olt unbta.
gen $500.
= qemis B. Olion / &eo 8in9
falot neo oieunem @leuatoren en-
np Bpsnins Zen 8be os., brot fin
penfre Nrm o9 fit oesuoen anoen
@tobe. 6an fo!ot fra 3oie @tase og
neb &ialoer= @togen, oa man oniaa
bet JON ct unber. at BON lite l1og fig
libel poo @tebet.
= Cliff Sgrgens. en- Sommel pel<
itaoeune Jarmer. ION bceoe to Wil
moro for @rano Weaoo>p, falot oso
ON, ioet ban bolot poo at rette paa
noset ueo fin 3eftemaliine forrise
Manoaesmore 3an fob paa Rna.
ba BAN bleu funoen. Don eIterlaber
6uitru os fere oofsne Bsru. pan
bapoe en- Giusasiurouce paa $1,000.
= Gn 6tomoser fra SEEM 8raaue
onfom til Moutsomerp forleoen o8
fit bBre ON en- @nte ber. ION e1eoe ct
Stptte 9anb paa 40 Neres. 9on be.
peseoe benhe til at agte BAN. ialse
2onbet os eiue bam 4enseue. 9an
bapoe ueret gift blot en- Moareo. ba
ban f0rlob benoe - mon ueo lite
buo1ben = os efterlob Ronea uoen
&enge. pans Rrebitorer SEEM
BraQue ierser fammen meb @nfen.
Otter Naunene at ogmme Ct &gmlir<
gen os bans 1uitra &usiere eQer
8olatter.
- Sra Montsomerp meooeles
13be 3D.. at Mrs. Motbias Brabec
er bleoen borte fra fiji 6lem nar Gate
@reenleaf. Qun og benoes Wanb
antom fra gspmen 8eepubelien Of
Su!i efterat baue miifet al lin &ier..
BON bet eamle 2anb. On SDn.
boesaften for nosen Tio iiben git
bun til Sfouen forat ,Bse etter &jB<
rene % par borte fem 9sen uoen
Nao. 9ensaus troebe mon. bet uar
ti;folc,et. men for fire Dose fioen
git bun isien bort % tog &ler meo
IA. % mau Dor lite feet benbe Fben.
Nan tror. at bum ct bleuen iinbsfor:
fnirret. os sberifen er bleuen unber'
rettet. Wan pil nu beapnoe at iege
efter benoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-08-17
8tepeIer for 1898 t,to til IS.

Npe 1898 Model Ladies' and Cents
Bicycles felaes MI paa lette Betinselier
faa ttutse fcm IS; andre idtses uben ge'
tineelier for 1885 % high grade fp,
$l995 % $22.50. GO betales efttrat be ct
mcbtasne. Spts De bill flippe otnne Nc.
ttee ub % itnee ben til Gears, 3cebud
Co.. Gbieaao. ptl be ienbe Dem fin Btepele'
Ratalcs for 1898 % i1lb Oplpsntns.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-08-17

@epublitanerne / Rtttion @ountp
mBtte QBroos o9 for fBrfte Gong /
fin 6ifor,e opftilleoe en- belt ub repu'
blifanit Itdet, meobeleS berfro.
Napnene ipnes at antpoe. at ale
9anbioater uuota9en en- (&lert Of
Gourt) ct @fonbinaper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-08-17

bease Stibe ioinseoe runpt for at aaa
uo tilbops. 0a traf en- Bombe 5an
:5roncisco / asterfaunen % iIoa ct
6u! paa en- 5oos Diameter i 5tibet.
@lfaore@ef 1omeq uar ielu paa 9ef.
tet, men Bomben buiereoe fpat /
bans Bibltotbet >ueoenunoer. &n Of
Sqluios Meno aob soa Rettet oa
talte ale Stuo. iom @ponierne offp>
reoe. Set oar % ialt, os fun ct
trof. Sfaoen bar fun ubetpoelig.
Sfponinsen parebe 20 Winatter.
Stnobene fom oels fra Worro Jef<
ming. oels fra enbel Batterier poa ct
anbet @teo.
Wen Der oentebe @pluia encnu en-
OOetraltelie. 9eH lille GAIT, oer CT
uoruitet icm en- Ranonbaao, uaoebe
Blofaoeifat1onen fer blot TO uaer
lloen, % bette oar oens f6rfe Dpit.
Nonofabet baDoe neppe operuunbet
lin f1rlte ODerroRelle. fpr JlosRibet
talote paa Splpia isien, os Raptein
BeQsrs fit Orore til at taae en- 4atfe
Bap.rsr oe aaa til 1auana meo ben
unoer a flag of truce.
uoen Of lp,loe mango Orb blep bet
bo1oe Tlas bstlt ouer 59lpla, % Of
iteo bar bet mob be &anoner, ION npS
boooe billet &anonbaaoen laa arum.
mel,s. 9a 5plula Dor lommet Mor<
70 Joltn1n9 ia: NOR TON paa en- Wil.
tunoe man le Jluset ira Splpias
Jottsmoit, osJeltnlnaen lisnali1ereoe:
.Qpao er penfl9len?"
Paa Bette |uareoe Sploia: ,8i
bor Sofu II enter at aFeuere".
S5e':nln9en fortlutte lite 5amtalen.
ca nosen 2lo ruQeoe Ranonbaaben
poo Banoet neiten unoer J,enoeus
enonu rpaenoe 4anonmunoinaer, uuis
ON lite moolte en- 8ombe e(ler TO
fuuoe lsnoe Den thumbs. Smloler>
iio tom oer itrats en- Rauonpaao uo
oI 1aonen os itpreoe tot op til Spl<
pla. Den bauoe ct meset fertere
Boiterl eno bet amer1fanlfe Stib.
9e leouanlise IormeQe bilsnin9er
ble1 slort, oa 2pitnant 5oro of Spl.
pia GIT omboro pao bet iponRe Stib
os afleuereoe 9otumenterne, bporetz
ter bon git t'lbcse. os be to &onon>
boaoe s,t buer fin &si. @plpias
Nanoliob ipler fig saafe holt oper
fin lille &risserfar,us. Set tan lite
uere noset oaarliat Stib, lom fan op.
moo ben 9@re at foa Norro 5eftn,ns
til at fpre POO fig.
Setreter Nlser lfal babe uotolt,
at forol ON 5ienotli9beoerne ct al,
bruot. utl Armeen oertor life pItue
ipreot eQer oplDf. Den pil ioet,
miuofe forbliue tomlet, inotilSpsres.
maalet ON @orniion for @uba, Borto
Rico os Bbilippinerne er afe1ort.
NuiIerne for isoarafles oplpier. at
Sen. Blanco bar refisneret. foroi ban
lite p,l uere meo at rbmme @ubo.
5ra 5antiaeo mebbeles, at Der 9aar
bet &pste, of Der blanot Suiursens
terne ct enoel. jom itfe oil pipe Of
noset 5ormpuoerifob Of be 5oreueoe
Stnfsr m of Aa nj ouor;ho G6ut;
aso.
Sfpl9e en- auoenB Beretnin9 bar ome>
ritanRe oe cubanRe Officerer netop
boot ct bemmelist Rsoe. buer mon
tror. bet blep beluttet at oplbie ben
cubonRe Nrmee % betale @oIboterne
oeres Qgn. oe at bette uil fofe be
6orenebe Slater $15, 900. 900.
Otte imoa ipauRe Trostfortsier
figes at uere bbelast al Nmerifanere
ueo @arbenas for l,bt oper en- u9e
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-08-17
JnbIanbet.

@n 10 Nar al. @ut brutneoe / &eh
&iuer peb@ onb5orts Ssnbos. 6ans
Naun uar eugene 2ampfon.
@u 5armer peb Nnun Sulius
S. @sse uar meset NOR ueo at bliue
ibietfi6rti siour Soils Treoossmor.
gen. ibet ct Tren fibrte imob bans
Bogn o9 Boeloaoe ben.
Spu moberIsie. 5ra Golfor.
Bts.. meboeIes l3be b.: Rrs. DIE
8olo berfra obbe meset pluofelis
Borieliens 9orsbas. gun efterla'
ber ipu BBrn. % 5aberen Ct NlaRa
paa @ulosrabuirs.
= Gn. iom bar ueret uoe paa 6sii.
arbeioe. os ION upsoo lit gaun fom
Inbrtw Nouion. bleu tiblist @bn<
oassmorseu ouertalot Of to Rano i
5arao. os ben enc Rar bam paa en-
frpstelia Maabe 6alien. ba Mou'
ion aioroe Nobfanb % lite p,loe op'
eiue fine 8euse.
= SO ulptfelies benbetfer Rebe
NOR Ga @rosie. Bis., for noale 9aae
hoen. @n 5armer ueb Noon Sill
bertion fit fin bbire drm afreuet meb
ct @elte i en- 9reRemafine. oe en-
anoen ueo g2aon 5obn 6. 6anion
tisrte fla libel, ibet bans 6eite bleu
Rp. Oefaa Qefene bleu brabt.
= s. Nasnusien oa 6ufru, Der
Dor peb Nmerican Greet, miRebe fit
llqe @uttebarn poo en- ibr9elis Naa'
be forleben. efter buao oer mebbeles
fro @bamberloiu. g. .. Nooeren
% Barnet oar Deb &anten al en-
Bauoiamliua nar 6uiet. os Boruet
leote meb Bonbet. Eoberen par
faa optaaet berof. ct bun lite lasbe
merte til etpor 6efte, fom uar iprun'
get lpbii os 'om aaQopperenoe forbi
foripenrt en- &osn. Barnet uar lite
rtstia I Dprenes Bel os uilbe baue
unosaaet 5taoe. ON lite Serene peo
ct plubielrst Sprans til Siben bapoe
foraarinset. at Bosntasien foneoes
af. iuft iom be pasierebe Bornet.
Raafen faRebes bbit tilueirs o9 falbt
meo tnuienoe 8irfuins neb ouer Bar<
net, iaaot bet bsoe tort etter.
= 5or en- Iib i1oen toa en- Dame.
ber falbte fig Nrs. German eller
6lrmon ino / ct 9otel @eit
Guper,or.. 6un iasoe fig at bore fra
Seattle. Gun gap Snot,pt at OF
uare meset COB Jorfatntns. oo bun
0ar rtgt tloot 09 bar Smgtter. DUN
forlan9te fin Rab baaret op poo fit
Berelie. Dun Nftenen ben 23oe
Sult git bun uo oa tom lite tilbaae
mere. Oenoes Ruffert Dor ieien.
% oenne bleu ienere opbrutfet al
Bolitiet. Sen lobe bs. bleu bet be
f1enbt. ot benbeS Nono Ct 6. o.
6armon Butte Gitp. Nontono.
GUN bapbe peret Belss / Seattle
os retffe oertra til @ef superior, oa
benbes Rano bar ,s9t efter benbe
foen. ba bun life bor label bam bere
fra fig. s @ef superior ueo man
beller life me:e ON benoe, eno at bun
ct blepen bDrte Tom napnt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-08-17

s Spicer, Ninn., oil mon fra ben
23be til ben 28oe bs. bolbe Tafieel.
ies, % Betfeliesmpber ianlebntng
ben oeoe 6Bf.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-08-17
fergus falls &geblAa
uotommer bber Dusoas.
a. eoIeus, t16giber.
subftrtpttouspris so Gts. for l Nar, betal
fJDrffn0, elIer8 50 Gt8.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.

An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian newspaper
west of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-15
THE OMAHA CoNFERENcE

tby IeleSraph.)
OMAHA, NEB.. Sept 14-At the
morning session of the monetary con-
ference. Mr.. Crawford. of Dallas. Texas,
who was to have spoken yesterday but
did not reach Omaha in time. read his
paper.
When Mr. Crawford had finished.
Chairman Towne. of the silver Repub-
lican National Committee, who was
presiding. called Senator Allen to the
chair and delivered his address.
Former Senator Carey, Of Wyoming.
replied to Mr. Towne.
In taking the chair to preside for
the silver day, Senator Allen, OF Ne
braska. voiced a hearty welcome on be-
half of his state to the champions of
all SIDES OF the money question who had
met to discuss the merits of their re-
spectlVe claims. Abiding to Horace
w mites reference to his speech against
the Cleveland bond issue. he said:
said then and say now that there
was not the slightest authority in the
statutes Of the country for that bond
issue but the American people are TOO
generous as we'll as just to stand upon
technically. and they will pay
dollar for dollar received.
Il cannot conceive how a man can
be gold monometalist, who wants ius-
tlce ana to see men enjoy the fruits of
their iabors. If a man desires to see
small volume Of money and the re-
Sultant spoliation of business by the
creditor class can understand why he
Will defend the gold Standard
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-15
arse Mystic Belle. Boston.
PROTECT THE CHANNEL,

Near the tail of the Horseshoe 4,
chesapeake Bay, between the Capes and
the entrance to Hampton Roads. savs
the Firginian and Pilot, and directly in
.ae p.,e!i Oh coastWlse shipping of under
twenty feet draught. there rises and
tails on the waves a red and black
stTlpeu can buoy near which a ripple On
the water shows the presence Of n shoal
or obstruction
~ day the buoy is clearly visible in
Lalf weather but in foul wea ther ii is
hardly discernabic and at night n,iybt
Just as we'll not be there
Close by it and intended to be marked
py IT'S presence. lie, just covered at low
toe by the waves, two coal laden
barges the c. c. Chapman ana the
washington. which went ashore there.
ana loundered on the night OF May
~ .'.n. haVlhs broken loose during the ter
rl1lc storm of that date, from the tug {,
W. Morse. and finished their floating ca
reer there Numerous marrow escapes
nave occurred since then in which
ships have, by the closest margin been
saved from running upon their stout
tlmDers. and knocking holes in their
planking, which would have sent them
to the bottom TO consort with M,
barges. 1t will be remembered that the
T.. Z. knight only escaped with the loss;
OF her chain plates and channel rail
on the 9th OF June in broad daylight
ana since then numerous other vessels
have shaved as close or near so.
Now the ship-masters ask that the
government either remove the obstruc-
ton entirely by blowing them up. or
other methods. or else mark the place
with a lighted buoy that shall give
warning at night Of the dangerous 10
cality.
The fact that during the busy season
OF shipping now just opening again for
the fall. winter and spring, the average
daily number of vessels TO the five port :
OF orfolk-Portsmouth. Newport News,
Richmond Petersburg and Suffolk is
between twenty and fifty sails. and that
OF this number fully one-half pass into
Hampton Roads at night over this
course. and consequently close to this
dangerous obstruction. shows the i'm
portance of granting the wishes of the
shlp-masters in this respect
Prompt action is asked for by them.
as every days delay at this season Of
the year, when coast storms are daily
expected. adds to the disadvantages to
these ports,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-15
AusTRIA's DEAD EMPRESS.
Ceremonies Attending the Departure OF
the Funeral Train from Geneva.

lRy Telegraph)
. GENEVA, SWITZERLAND. Spet IA
The casket containing the remains of
the late empress Of Austria, borne on
Il four h"rS" ear and followed by two
other cars almost buried in floral Of
ierinSS. was conveyed to the railroa i
station here at $50 this morning. An
enormous c"ncnurse uf people witnessed
he ceremony. The cortege was led by
the representatives of the imperial
court. followed by the federal council
headed by the president and the Cen
cvese council. The funeral train left
here at ? O'clock. The funeral car was
"rnanented with silver wreaths, was
sui'innunled by a silver cross and had
"hite rlumcS at each corner. The cas-
ktt WAS of polished oak. With silver
mounlings 1t was almost hidden be.
meath floral tributes.
ON the arrival of the hearse at the
railroad station, which was hung with
black drapery, the coffin was removed
the remains of the empress were cere-
enormously blessed and the casket was
placed IN the railroad car which was
then sealed. After this the Austrian
officials embarked on the train and /,
departed from this city
VIENNA, Sept. lin accordance
With the emperor's wishes the remain.
Of his Wife, the late Empress Elizabeth
will be inferred beside those of IN,
On Saturday. therefore, will be onl,
temporary.
W.ASiI NGTGN. Sept. 14.-The minis
ter of Austria Hungary has announced
nat solemn mass for the repose o1
he SOU! of the empress and queen OF
Austria Hungary will be celebrated a,
81. Matthews church on Saturday a,
1920 a. NJ.
cardinal Gibbons will celebrate the
mass. President Mckinley his cabi
net. the diplomatic corps. and promi.
nent government officials have been in
vltsd to attend.
ANARCHISTS ARRESTED.
l'ERNG. Sept. 1.-THE assassin. it i.
stld. has written tc the president o1
the Swiss confederation. asking to be
tried at LuccTne. where capital pun.
lshmrn is in force. He now admit.
that he attended an anarchists club
AT LAUSANNE" where it was decided tt
| assassinate some great parsonage. ST,
members OF the club have been placed
under arrest.
The assassination has produced ;
| great revusion of feeling among til.
SWlss people in favor of capital pun
iShmpnt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-15
TERRIBLE HURRICANE
Hundreds Killed; Thousands
Rendered Homeless.
BUILDINGS DEMOLISHED
Kingston, Capital Of the Island OF vt
ftncen, tTOtalIy Destroyed. Large
Ships Ashore. NJ oat Destructive
Cyclone Ever Known,
(f'N TeleEraph.)


LONDON. Sept 14.-Advices were re-
"eivcd here late tonight saying that a
terrible hurricane has swept over Bar
baa"s. in the Windward group of the
lesser Antilles. Two hundred persons
have been killed and 10000 rendered
homeless.
ST. THOMAS. ID. w. T.. Sept. IA
According to the latest reports from
ST. Lucia. he storm which broke upon
the island Sunday night developed al
most unprecedented violence. being ac-
companied by q tidal wave and ire
ni"nhouS rains. Numerous landslideS
We're caused. and many houses. bridges
ana cocoa estates have been destroyed.
ri least twelve lives have been lost
Guadcloupe. the French island in the
-ecward group. has experienced very
heavy weather. Nineteen deaths are re-
Ported. and there have been destructive
lHnlslides. ..
\ boat from the island OF st. Vincent.
II hundred miles west of Barbados, ar
rived today at the Island of Grenada,
and reports that St. Vincent has expe-
renced the most violent and destructive.
tn" capital of st. Vincent. is totally de-
stroyed. 1t is estimated that 300 lives
have been lost in that island and that
20. 900 people are homeless. The bodies
OF the dead are being buried in trench
es. Thousands are starving or being
fed at the public expense. ..... I
he amount OF property destroyed in
st. Vincent cannot be estimate Every
small house is down and many large
ones have been destroyed. The DENIAL
iShcd buildings include churches stores
and almost I'LL the estate buildings.
Three large ships are ashore on the
Windwaid coast, and many smaller
vessels are Stra nded.
No information is obtainablc here
from Barbados as to the results
of the ,hrra tened hurricane Of
saturday night last. Conlmu-
rication is cut off and the worst is
feared
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-15
THE DREYFUS CASE.
President, Faure Will Not Intervene /
the Affair.

Q3y Telegraph.)
PARIS, Sept. IA semi official
note: issued this evening. says:
All the statements of the newspap ers
regarding the alleged Intervention OF
me president of the republic in the
iorcNfuS affair are incorrect.
RMS is Interpreted to mean that there
VIII be n" presidential crisis.
l. Is now taken for granted that Cen
eiai Iurlinden. minister for war. will
resign on Saturday. all the efforts Of
ms colleagues to persuade him to ac-
cept revision having failed.
When General Zurlinden's successor
rs appointed he will find the court OF
cessation already set in motion for re-
vision I.""W