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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-11

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geiperrt, ben gu beniiBen bic Rebenlies
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man Der Sbdter bate babbaFt perben
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tonnte, uno elm buntes Our6einarber
Der perit5isbeniten, offentar bon9abns
bisbitdbIen berriitrenbeR @esenItGnh..
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mibten espro graf BON ailtllssn er.

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tannt.
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5ieIisen Sabrit Elm 6ubsr aGoen loss
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dibert.
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Idoltene 5rau Sasler bat in Der 9erz
spsiflung lire beiben &inOer, Elm u6t
Mouate aItss MGb6en unb eintn alpeis
jGbrigen biibiden &naben, nit pbosz
pbor pergiftet. 8etbs iino tuOt. Die
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bus 2eben gu nebmen seIuat; iie lit
aber ipieber 5u iidb gsfommsn.
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fiel bic elf Sabre alte, i4padiinniec
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glugsnblid eirea 120 Metsr bod iiber
cine SelslpanO in ben Jog. 8Grba9
binunter unb mar Iofort toOt.
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llnterpalbnerldnb als r9rafenortsz
bruoer" gar pielen ipoblbstannt. 8rus
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ten 9enebiftiners Der eriten 3eit. er
bate feline 5reube am llrburma9en
bes Gaubes unb am 9lusrpbsn Der
@ilonib.
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9emeinberatb Seller itiirote bon einem
bslarensn Seuipagen, befengldle brad
unb idlug babel nit bem llnterleib
duf bic Oei9iel. 9luber Slpei Rippen=
brii3sn erlitt er aud innere 9erleBunz
gen.
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Seittrreid dsltugaru.

8ien. Nd9ts brannte bic 9feroes
babnremiIe i'm Prater ab. Die 400
9ferbe, bic bort ftdnoen, tpurben gez
rettet. Der S9aben betrdgt $4,000
@ulben. - 9tuf benz 0adboben bes
SauIes oes @aIttpirtbs 2eOpolb Mapz
erbpfer, Sobann Nspomut Berger
PlaB go. 3 in Sttatring, fam elm
Seuer gum 9lusbru6, bas einen Shas
ben bon 1000 9ulben psrurIa9te. =
9as Subildums 8unbesi9ieben bat
nit einem Deficit bon 100000 9uloen
abgeI9loKen. Das Deficit mirb auf
idpads 8etbeili9uns suriidgefiibrt.-
DGbrenb zines SpdSierganses puroe
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ter Braun in elmer 9lllee bes glugdrtens
bonn S9lage seriibrt unb itarb lofort.
- glus benz bieiigen 2anogeridt entz
flpb elm tiirsli9 perbafteter sefdbrliz
der Giibre6er, Der @iienoreter Wtatz
tbias Bauer aus 9aRrn. - Der 49,
iGbri9e 8utI6er Seinri9 St0bler
trant auf Dem Watbiloenplube por ben
9tugsn ieiner @eliebten Warie Maret
aus 2ebensii6erorub Salmiat. 9ler5te
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9armber5i9en 8riiber. = 8ei benz
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ben" am @idberg fpuroe Der SagelObz
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tet.
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beIm So9ftimm, Der nit 120,000Gulz
ben S9uIben 3ublunssunfGbig puroe,
flii6tete nit ieiuem Reiienben. Sp4s
ftimm fGli4te @ehiel.
yurcmbarg.
burg. @rbGnst bat iidb
Der 9erbereeielle W(atb.
German. Die in Der Qrienulz
itrdbe pphnenpe 35idbriae Hdtberin
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ynremburg.

burg. GrbGnst BAT iib
Der @erbsrgeielle Matb.
0erman. Die in Der QrIsnalz
itrabe pobnenbe 35idbrige Ndtberin
Selicie Riidarb, pelde tiirSli6 burb
bic GrploiiOn elmer PstrOleumlumpe
bsbeutsnoe 8ranOpunbsn erlittsn bat>
te III i'm Spitale deftorben.
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Saoen.

&arGsrube. Der @beIIteius
bdnolsr q. Ylor3bsim. Der ansab, ibm
ieien am 80. SUM @oelitsine bon 40,s
900 Mt. @ertb aeitoblen, purOe unter
bem 9srbaat. ben Raub finsirt gu
baben, perbuftet. - 0as S9pures.
ri9t psrurtbsilts bic leoise 2uiie arue
BON Sruntfurt q. %. ipeasn Sinbss>
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arOuill3 Sdlcspig.$oulitciu.

Mltpna. Der Strabenbabnz
idaffner 9ruit iprang bonn Srittbrett
zines WiotorDagens berunter unb ge=
rietb unter ben in boiler 5abrt bsgrifz
fsnen Wagen. Dem llneliidli6en
purbsn bsibe 9eine abgsfdbren uuo
Der &opf f6per perlebt. 8ruIt, Der
perbeiratbet lit unb Sipei Stnber bet.
ipurbe fterbenO nab bem Srantenbauie
gebrudt.
g!msborn. Die grobs OdmpTz
miible, MGlSsrei uno &ornbunolung
bon &D[ln. ioipte bas Wobn6aus uno
bic @erbsrei bon Rpfod Iinb rcgfterr
big niebergsbrannt.
Sabrttpft. Su bem Nebsrf
bauie bes Saeob Snsiperien'ifen So'
fes fam Seuer aus, bas ii6 balo benz
in Der gdbe belesenen Sauie bes 8onte
geterIen mitibstlte unb i'm 8erlaufs
elmer Stunbe beibs 9sbGube sinses
albert bate.
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Treie Stdots.

Sumburg. Yaitor EN-. 90.
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an Der Ct. 9auli Stride amtirte, 1T
i'm beitsn Mannssaltsr bur9 ben Sob
BON isinem langsn i6peren 2eioen erz
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purbe Ra9ts auf Ssm 9eimpee na4
@ltengamme (8ierlonben) BON benz
GblG6ter Seitmonu, Der einen 8roll
auf ibn bate, iibsrfdIlen uno nit Ell
mem MsNer 10 sntiebli9 Su9eri6tet,
bdB er an ben Solgen Der i9Deren
@unben geitorben 1T. Seitmann be-
finbet ii6 in Saft. - Der Wtdlerges
billie paul @epert itiirSte in Der 9iines
burgeritrabe BON einem 2eiter9eriiIt in
bic SieIe uno brad bas 8enid. - Sn
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&c 60. in 9illpGrber entitan0 5euer,
bur6 pel6es umfansreide nit Bads
rem gefiillte S6uppeu eineedi9ert
purben. - Der % Sabre alte So6n
bss Sr,sppritebers Ssltsrs in oem be-
nadbarten gpersborf puros, ais tr
ouf bem 5eIbe arbeitete, bonn 9etuitter
iiberraI6t unb our6 einen SltbitrdN
getObtet.
Shmet,.
9arau. Sm 6abritfanaI bes
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SdbmeD

aarau. SIM 6abrittanul bes
Serrn 5rep in Der Seli puros elm
mGnnliber 2sidnum sslGnbet uno aIs
bsrisnioe bes felt einiasn Saaen psrs
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SbeIDe. Won etnsm gBagsn
ipurbe Der II Sabre alte Sobn bes
8ierperleeers Der S6lobbruuerei, 9az
bib Mob, iiberfubren; bus &inb blieb
auf Der Stelle tpbt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-21
NEWS OF NEBRASKA
SUCCINCT SUMMARY OF A
WEEKS EVENTS
Most Important Happenings Of the rss
ceven Days Brieay Meutioped--An ror-
sions Of the state Covered Thorough
Kesame Of Nebraska News.
Wednesday, October ~.

All railway shops and general offices
at Omaha were closed on Presidents
day at the exposition.
Miss Maud Birkly of Nebraska City
feel from her horse while riding and
received a broken collar bone.
The two Table Rock brick com
panies have already this season made
about 5000, 600 brick, most Of which
have been sold.
The Western Paper company Of
Omaha has fled articles OF incorpora-
ton with the secretary of state. The
capital stock Is 500, O00.
While returning to his home after
having taken his lady friend out driv-
ing, Marion Waters Of P~lattsmouth
was assaulted by unknown men and
received injuries from which he died
the day following.
Professor A. c. Fling. who has been
principal of the high school at Nebras-
ka City has been made superintendent
of schoolsin place Of Professor Skinner,
deceased. Professor A.. l.. Keith of
Lincoln vas chosen TO be principal Of
the high school.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-21

the report published yesterday OF
the report ON the naval engagement
which resulted in the destruction Of
Cervera's squadron, was unauthorized.
The report was manufactured by an
o~ver-zealous reporter.
Thursday was . quiet day a. virdcn.
Ill, after the sanguinary encounter OF
the day previous. The influence OF
the military Is having . good effect,
although no progress has been made
toward permanent peace.
President Mckinley left Omaha yes
terday morning on his way TO St.
Louis and Chicago. At the depot he
spoke TO the assembled crowd, saying
he was well pleased with the reception
accorded him, and spoke very highly
of the exposition. HIS trip through
Iowa was q continual ovation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-21

The work Of examining the mem.
bers OF the Second Nebraska has cotfl
menced. preparatory TO final mustel
out on October 20.
A large crowd OF the school children
OF Nebraska City attended the EXPOSE
ton. A rate of 81 for a fare, en-
trance to the grounds and the midway
Yves secured. and the crowd wore neat
badges and we're accompanied by their
teachers.
Albert Palmer, a ffteen-year-old
boy. was fatally shot by his playmate.
Roy Moore, aged thirteen, while hunt
ing at Burlington beach near Lincoln.
The shooting was purely accidental.
Young Palmer died in perhaps ten
minutes after the charge of shot had
entered his body. The boys were
good friends, and al their parents
lived near each other, had been play
mates for several years. They were
walking along the west end OF the
beach, when Albert, in play, threw up
his rife in position TO shoot, and said:
81 an u desperado." There was no
one ahead of him. Roy Moore was
following behind him. and he, too,
threw up his gun and said: "I'm q
~desptrado, tool" The gun went Off,
the charge entering Albert Palmer's
body "A short distance below the right
shoulder, penetrating and tearing .
great hole through his body.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-21
Tuesday, October -.

The relatives and friends ut York OF
company A, First Nebraska volunteers,
in compliance with Chaplain Maril-
ley's request for reading matter for
the boys, sent q large supply Of books,
magazines and other literature by mail
to Manila.
Colonel John P. Bratt Of the First
Nebraska, Is on his way home from
Manila News of this nature first
reached Mrs. Bratt at Bennett through
q cable message from Colonel Bratt.
The message was dated October IA, at
Nagasaki, Japan, and it simply an
nounced that Colonel Bratt vas re-
turning on the steamer Peru.
Fred Curtis, of the firm of Curtis Il
Son, real estate agents of Fairmont,
was found dead in the street. He had
met several Of the neighbors on the
street and inquired for some hogs that
had gotten out during the night He
was seen walking west, facing . heavy
wind, not over twenty minutes before
hc was found dead. Appoplexy is
thought to be the cause.
It was decided at a meeting of uni
versity alumni, held at Lincoln In the
school OF music building, to mako an
effort to purchase the exposition organ
for the university chapel. Much en-
thusiasm was developed over the pro-
ject, especially when IL developed that
gifts had already been pledged to 80
large an amount that only 81, 500 Is re-
quired from the alumni to secure this
great instrument, which is valued at
$1,000. il was decided "a make the or
gan fund q general free will offering.
In order to make it u democratic at
fair q uniform gift of $40 will be asked
Of each graduate.
M. b. Reymsn of Talmsee Viewed
Q telegram from Sterling, Kah.. that
his son James had fallen from q thresh-
ing machine separator, and died later
from conclusion of the brain. The
body will be brought home for inter
ment.
The insanity commission At Fremont
~adjudged Augusta Wallace a fit SUBJ
ject for the asylum. She Is a daugh.
ter of Francis A Wallace and for some
time has been very upruly and hard to
manage. Since the death of her moth
er last summer she has been much
worse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-21
700 A WEEK DIE IN HAVANA
Colonel w.rsns Finds the City fostering

COLONEL Wartng Finds the City fostering
In 0arbags-An kpidsmlo rsarsd.
HAVANA, Oct. i.,--colonel Warnings
0rst inspection Of Havana has filed
him with surprise. The conditions
n much worse than he had expected.
Everything In favorable for an out
6reak OF fever. Garbage remains In
the streets sometimes for days, though
che Spanish authorities are making
every effort to keep the fever In check.
The streets, In many places. are filed
With festsring matter. Last night
hundrsda Of bushels Of rotten potatoes
were dumped at the foot Of Obispo
street.
Dr.. Wilson told Colonel waring that
As city was mover before In . con.
Aitaon moro favorable for . yellow
fever epidemic In normal times the
deaths In Havana number about 500 q
week. They E now averaging fully
aeoa day. Tho deaths mostly result
9rso pssnicious fever.
0MAHA. Ncb., Oct. E.--Major Gen.
srsl william r. Shaftsr was accorded
most generous welcome by Omaha
yesterday. When his tain arrived In
che Dorning . large number Of people
had gathered at the station TO greet
thetrss-o of Santiago. Later, upon the
fact ahsn grounds, the manifestations
u people tod respect for the general were
box ov. fofs In evidence. General
dS. 3 asked in regard to . state
10, Neb.oot Lexington attributed ia
yeckinridge co~pcernlng Y
re-. fntiago. General Hhaftes
&sfpst believe Colonel Breck-
Aads the remark. and
notAiRg 70 Az"
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-21
Monday, October II.

Boston won the national league base
ball pcnnant.
Miss lola Childs, the young lady
cashier in the Bishop restaurant, Oma-
ha, was shot by the jealous wife Of
her employer, but is in a fair way to
recovery. Mrs. Bishop is in custody
at the city Jail and but few callers
have been TO see her. She makes no
denial Of the fact that she tried TO
kill Miss Childs, who is the cause OF
her separation from her husband.
The removal Of worn cedar blocks
on o street in Lincoln for the purpose
of using the concrete base as a pave
ment is being considered. 1t is claimed
that the refuse that rests on the con-
crete can be removed without expense
to the city. The concrete is supposed
to be in good condition and some pro-
pose TO use it until the people are
ready TO agree On paving material. II
is claimdd this has been done in other
cities without material injury to the
concrete.
Mrs. c. II. Ridge. wife of G. Fl.
Rudge, a leading hardware man of
Lincoln, was driving near Sixteenth
and j streets when her horse became
frightened and overturned the buggy,
throwing her TO the pavement. The
animal ran and then kicked the buggy
to pieces. Mrs. Rudge was taken to
the residence Of j. w. Deweese, near
by, and afterward removed to her
home. She sustained no fractures Of
bones, but vas badly bruised and
shaken up by the hard fall.
An official tri-monthly field report
Of Col. John =. Bratt. First Nebraska
volunteers, dated September 10, has
been received ut the Acknowledgements
Office. The report shows thirty-two
officers on duty, three sick, seven staff
officers on duty, making a total of
forty-two. Enlisted men on duty
number sac. sevcnty-five are reported
sick. fourteen in arrest or confinement,
making 925 enlisted men. Four COM
missioned and 6fty enlisted men are
reported absent. making an aggregate
present and absent of l,O2l. A gain
Of two is reported by the enlistment of
Roy Dunken and Harry +. Murray
September 8. A loss OF one Is reported
by the death of Private John Black,
who died September 5 at the reserve
hospital mt Cavite. Since this report
"a mailed Colonel Bratt resigned and
the governor appointed Major John NJ.
Stotsenburg to succeed him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-21
Saturday. October Is.

The rebellious Pillagcr Indians at
Bear Island have signiRed their will
ingncss to surrender.
The duchess Of Marlborough, former
ly Consuelo Vanderbilt, gave birth TO
n son yesterday. This is the second
Marlborough heir. .
The Seventh regiment, regular in
fantry, left Camp Wykoff yesterday,
and the camp is now no more, this be-
ing the last regiment there.
According TO an official note de-
livered to the American commissioners
at Havana, Spanish troops in Cuba are
being rapidly shipped to Spain.
A fve-year-old boy, Charlie Rocco,
son of the commission nan In Omaha,
was run over by an electric motor car
Friday afternoon and his body was cut
nearly in two. He was killed instant
ly.
One hundred and twenty GONZALES
cent soldiers from the volunteer regi-
ments of General Lees corps part OF
them being from the Third Nebraska,
nave been brought north to Old Point
Comfort.
The Atlantic Transportation Com
pany's steamer Mohegan foundered off
the Lizard, between the Manacles and
the Lowlands near Falmouth, Eng.
OF the 200 passengers and crew, but
thirty-one were saved.
President Mckinley reached st.
Louis yesterday pretty much tired out
from his continuous outdoor speaking.
He was greeted in the Missouri me-
tropolis by an immense throng which
- to -
infantry, veterans of the Santiago en-
gagement. He reviewed the parade
from the balcony Of the Southern no.
tel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-21
Thursday, October IL

The street car line connecting Lin
coin and Havelock is nearly completed
and in "a few days cars will be running
between the two cities.
Henry Watson, aged forty years.
and unmarried. was thrown from his
horse near Hemingford and was in
stantly killed, the fall breaking his
neck.
The first shovelful of dirt on the ex-
cavation for the new Union Pacific
depot at Omaha was thrown yester-
day. From now on the work will be
pushed rapidly.
Some individual with more whisky
In his head than brains stood outside
OF DIR. Bentley's house at Lincoln and
fired a few shots through the window.
No one was hurt.
The northwestern Nebraska sheep
breeders and w~ool>growers' associa-
ton has been formed at Chadron by
the prominent %sheepmen in that Sec
ton Of the state. The object of this
organization is to promote the inter-
ests Of the wool growers Of northwest
Nebraska, and for their protection
against frauds and swindles.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-21
Saturday, Octobe- Is.

The Oxnard Beet Sugar company of
Grand Island has notified parties in
that vicinity who raised beets this
year TO continue shipment until all
their beets are delivered. The COM
rany reports the beets turning out re-
markably we'll this year and parties
receiving $3.50 per ton on "a contracts.
Considerable of a scare has been
caused in Nebraska City and neighbor-
ing towns owing to u report that there
was an epidemic Of small pox in the
city. Such reports have led the board
Of health to issue q circular letter in
which they state that according to the
physicians there Is not, nor has there
been, any small pox there.
The socialist labor party has fled
It's petition with Secretary of State
Porter for the placing upon the state
ticket Of the socialist party from gov
ernor down. A petition was also filed
with the secretary of state for the
First congressional district with Fred
w. Herman OF Lincoln As it's nominee
for congressman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-21
Tuesday, October Is.

The university of Chicago conferred
upon President Mckinley the degree
Of doctor of laws.
Illinois. Iowa, Missouri and Nebras-
ka were visited by a general snow
storm. Much damage done.
Porto Rico became a United States
possession today, the flag being raised
over the captain generals official resi-.
dence.
The British steamer Blingfell burned
at sea of Margat, England. Eleven
of the crew'and the captains wife and
children persisted.
The Odessa correspondent of the
London Standard says Russia has
hastily concentrated 10000 men at
Port Arthur, to be ready for any emer-
gency at Pekin.
The grand jury at Kansas City in
dicted Jesse james, jr., for completely
in the holding up of a Missouri Pacific
train at Belt Line Junction on the
night Of September 80.
The dowager duchess OF Sutherland
while on board II train bound for
Calais, France, lost a satchel contain
ing $3.50, 900 worth Of diamonds. 1t is
thought they were stolen.
General Blanco has acceded to the
request of the American evacuation
commission to permit free entry of
Red Cross supplies ut the ports of
Havana, C~ienfuegos, Cardenas, Sagua
la Grande, Caibairen, Bahai Honda
and others of less Importance.
VIM. II. Murray of Clinton, Ia. shot
and killed his wife Harriet, an incur
able insane patient Of Oak Grove asy-
lum at Flint, Mich, and then killed
himself. He left letters for the direc-
ton OF his affairs, and one 10 the asy-
lum physician, giving as his reason for
the act that IL was the only way 20
stop his wife's suffering.
The United States will take posses
sion OF Porto Rico tomorrow. BY then
most Of the Spanish officials and troops
will have departed for spain.
General Bacon, who is In command
of the troops engaging the Indians In
Minnesota. says the Indians need o
good sound thrashinR. and that they
won't DO ~peIceable until they are
chastised.
Private Charles Kcnn Of the Twenty.
second Missouri volunteers. who shot
and killed Russell, the negro whom he
found with Mira. Kenn when he went
home on o ~furlomgh, was acquitted by
the coroner's Jury after a ten minutes
elaboration.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-21

Il. S. Rand and wife of Wahoo cele-
brated their golden wedding the other
day.
w. C. Worrell has been arrested
charged with statutory rape on the
person Of Grace Pope Of Hastings.
Martin johnson Of Holdrege while
attempting to board the Is. & N. west
bound passenger train at Hastings got
n of his feet beneath the wheels,
with the result hat it was found nee
essary to amputate three Of his toes.
While hunting in the woods north
Of Nebraska City, in attempting to cut
down a tree in which there was n pos
sum, Bert Bishop let his Ratchet slip,
cutting a bad cash on the knee that
may cause It TO be stiff for the re-
maindcr OF his life.
Charles Birncy Of Salem was per-
haps fatally stabbed by Ed Declair,
at Marysville, Kan. The stabbing
was the result OF = quarrel during a
horse ace. Birney had a horse In the
race, and after the first heat was rub
bling his animal down. when Dcclair
came up and threw a buck ct Of cold
water over the horse. This enraged
Birney, who assaulted Declsir, the lat.
ter stabbing his assailant with o pock-
ct knife.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-21
Sunday, October 10.

Segasta denies that General Blanco
is in bad repute at Madrid.
The funeral of Queen Louise of Dem
mark took place Mt Copenhagen.
There is no epidemic Of typhoid feve,
at Whipple barracks, Arizona.
Amund Johnson. a well known New
York builder, has become u bankrupt.
A grand jury has been called at
Springfield to investigate the Virden
riots.
At Athens, Ca. w. r. Smith shot
and killed w. +. Wood. Both are SOL
diers.
1t Is believed that General Gomez
will be the first president of the Cuban
republic.