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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-01-01


on the Missouri with a two foot buloe.
Judge Ranard trends the Washburn bu-
levard now, but bears hard down on
cane.
William Kirkwood. of Hancock was
transacting business at the county cari-
tai Friday.
Clerk of Court Falconer. waa noted
amonR the throng on the busy streets of
Washburn, Friday.
In spite of the snowless plains about
here. Wahl g. NJ ann are selling of their
new bobs slep and cutters.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-01-01

John Nagle. of Fort Berthold pets a
81 increase of pension, His wad will be
$40 month hereafter-until further or
ders.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-01-01

Anton Carlson, of this burg, eat his
Christmas turkey in the Capital City.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-01-01
Local Items.

Local Items.
Happy New Year.
Prospects good for snow soon.
Ice on the Missouri, two feet thick.
The Washburn school havs two weeks
recess.
The county commissioners will meet,
Monday. A general business sesslon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-21
PRIZE CASKS DISPOSED or.


KEY WEST, Fla. May 1a1-Oyer forty
cases OF smEuni.isn were found today o.
TIE Spanish steamer A-yonauta. captured
during tie first days =. the war. /, was
on Board this steamer aas Lieut. Col Cor
ITO. Weyiers hrother-En-iaw. was captur-
ed With other Spanish soIt.erD. rov rrSs-
c1srs at Fort McPherson.
TIE discovery Of the war supplies On
board the Argoaaata viii not change the
status Of her case before the prize court.
Il had already decided today, before learn
ing Of the finding. that the steamer was
.eg.i.naaelr a prize Of war. 10 claims haw-
Ing been ased BY The owners OF the ship CT
cargo
A Ike decision was rendered 81 tae case
Of the steamer AnnbYosio Bolivar. ard the
scsconers Candidate Maxhsfda and Sophia
The only Formally remaining to make
these vessels the absoluse property % the
United States Is the confirmation by the
Federal court authorities Of the findings
Of the prize commission.
The cases Of the Bueaa Ventura the
firss capture Of tha war, and the Pedro
Catalina. Miguel lover, Panama and Gull
DO. all large snd yai1a5is steamers, will
have to be tried in regular form by TIE
fled by the owners CT the ships and car
gees.
The harhen;.ne Carlos f. Rosas. Fifty
tons. captured by the New York OF Ha-
yana. was brought here today by a petty
officer and prize crew. Size had On board
a cargo OF garlic and teyksd beef
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-21
VILLA. S0r SEND TROOPS YET.


LONDON. May s1.-Tne Madrid CORE
srondent Of the Daily Mall says:
Lieut.. Gen. ccrres. minister e war. as
sures me that nothing definite has been
decided upon with respect to the exr4dl
aon 10 the Philippines. The government
VIII be guided by circumstances.
In official circles here * IN believed ,ha.
Emperor William VIII not FOR the moment
answer afr. Joseph Caamneraasa's utter
ances about an Anglo American alliance
bat will wait for a setter opportunity for
doing 80. I arm unable 10 state prscssslw
The reasons why this purpose az the kasser
should he known hers earlier than ia aay
European capitai. but II Ii 50. ard the
ministers are saast positive about Il.
Runners regarding a new big lean have
been in circulation for some time. 1 Know
from good source that Senior Pul2cergsr
minister ef finance. VIII wait urtl the cor
sss e closed before taking actioa In that
direction. lie will then negotiate a loan
Ia gais for Eis.aooea sterling.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-21

~ hxz xssezsy essisea azf IL ssws wss
eesssys1 10 Aes ~ tas ssssssa EssS<l He
sAez ~ess to ta< admiralty ana ea5asd ~
cesxrxsssassssx 10 cervsrz-
Aazassl C&xvsray says q exhse 1ssra.eh
sroM ssntzsss - Czszs. Cd sst Sight %
Amerssaa SIP tasasx the vcysxs- He an
nssnea sAax tzss crew ~ h1s ssss1s are 10
sa@s The 6aspssea ssyss
TIE ssoekz6sng vessels ru8rkfv isss q.
the sS1Tsech OK tie s4zz0rsn. wA1se ar
rssas axs creates s1ss greatest sxes.smxn.
Ard ewasasxxzsxrz a. Santiago Tuns9s4,ssy
erewdx 81 s<sy.s sarsaxea The auzys asa
en4<ssd oGf ax4sc~xs HavxE&'s rsssss az
tbs s&s< sxrSsS4 Of ghe Essg 10 very great,
~ Il was feared tbe Americas szsxs.
whien LEFT sa< hs@eks5e s:.srs. had Kagss TO
1nssrcerf tie Spanish Sect Il u rss~ Be-
hssa9 TIA; fss AasssexEx Es8 Il ey1<r %
avasa rsssTse.~
Ii a. .sssryssw satsy. tbs minister q
marine il apo.s6 III ssying:
4 aEs greatly ys51sss6 81 tire safe A.
rival 81 sas Spanish see. At gsnsssxe. II
~ NJ Immense triumph for the gszzrssss
navy TIE sass0Es wsso sxsxsz.s9 the rsss-
uasat srss fso~s xns D1znsss5 IL arg worxny
~ NJ praise
a e.Sp&lel FROM Hzys1a ssys tks AMER
GAG ships besabsr6ed Gsznsanaaas sES the
sDzfssEs xnSDoat sansaare aH9 . rsx.ment
OF troops REFUSED tsss astsn1s 70 sxna
f10A
fleet Leaves Again.
Ass1sSst~-N h asserzee snzt ASrssrss
[srverz's ssExeroa has Isfr SANTIAGO a.
Cuba
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-21
SYMPATHY WITH SPAIN.
Germans In Manila Have sent En-
presatoEs 20 the Capfain General.

MADRID. Mag aa.-~In taking possession
rsue made a nairiatic speech 10 the as
svsahssd officers. recalling "the splendid
example set by ogr ssglors a. cavfts in
dsIng fer SPAIN
Aasices from Manila say the situation
there has no. improved. Capt-Gen. Al.
gust, Il Is added, has regulated the grfea
Of provisions. 1t IA also reported frorl
Manila that the foreign ect7alsis nave ssnt
The captain general expressions os syrpa
Thy with Spain. Tbs IL markedly the
case Of the German coIeny. and she 4c-
ton CT fhe Germans Is said tn be due "a
orders received By the German cansul fran
Berlin.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-21
R.igadier Generals Asaixned.

WASHINGTON, May BY direction
OF the president. the following assign
measz Of brsEader generals TO do duty
with the several corps. departments. al
visions. etc. were made today. Brig
Generals Francis Guershsr. 10 the Second
corps. Falls Church. Va: Alex c. PEN
rsng.on. TO command o. camp a. Hemp
stead. -. T.: Abram Arnold. 20 tire cavai-
~ division. Tampa John s. Poland. 70
The First corps. Chtckamauga: Simon
Snyder. 20 First corps. Chickamauga: ia
cob d. Kent. 20 tie Fifth corps, Tampa:
Guy W Henry. cavalry division. Tampa:
Thomas Anderson. 20 the department OF
she Pacific; Hamilton w. Hawkins. 10 the
Seventh corps. TAMPA: Samuel 6. Sum-
ne-, 70 the cavalry division. Tampa: JOIN
C. Bates. TO the Fourth corps. Mobile:
Andrew g. Burt. TO the Seventh corps.
Tampa: Edward b. Winston. 20 the First
ccrps ard con- rsand OF light artillery brig
afe. Chsekamauga: Charles E. Compton.
70 ths Third corps. Caickamsuga: Louis
II. Carpenter. 10 the Third corps. Chicka-
mauga: Henry W. Iawton. TO tae Fifth
corps. Tampa; George W. Davis, TO the
Fourth corps. Tampa. William Lr5iow.
TO headquarters OF the army.
Tna officers assigned 10 the corps and
divisions will report In person 20 the r.
specttve commanding generals thereof. at
the places named. Gen. Pennington viii
proceed 20 San Francisco and report 10
the commanding general Of the depart
inert Of the Pacific fer duty with the ex-
petition 10 the Philippine ISLANDS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-21

Ecseezzi Des,ascn - fAe Pess-zasesz4Eersesr,
gAx YaAScEso. Nay &.-Aszzay ~as
rsss LIS 1ay azosx fas Wazazsxscs
srsops ezxssefsx - Tie Yae4xsa vasS-
a>1as- T1e eszzs HAS 6smxxsx<zczsse srer
t5s pzar rz<soas SERVED - EAs sssassrA
Coz1sxszs rzz zsxse ~ sas nez so1z
alter fAezr xrrSvzs sA&s tas .oos uss poa<
sS1 lz<sMcsenE- xa1 The 1asesssen. ezs-
nasEztes LIS Eo-@znx e Wat was asznz-
O. reTosr waez tss sso1 rsxes@ 80 -ae tzeae
w9s o9sz..ss - rxs.s a16 SNAIL Ta@-s
r2s z0s szs2ga texnd Q. = - maxszsz Csc
s1Er1 u tie ne. ard sas s0seer1 zh~o-
iasssr yssase6 20 tonca shs ssxE razcs@ he-
fsys szsz- oze company asssr fae o-h@-
G-As - IA table sad iss. v9taozs sysea-
inz zss-ssl
Col. Fife sax sD2yzss3 q sse eon1st.cn.
AID addressed sae nsa- s<zszzx .aen ef the
e.ev-s TIE o1seers had raS1s 20 rroysss
ssaEa1assss focG <or tasn- Tae companies
rhAea had rssnsed 20 pz-1sk. u Ire
s9eakszs. we're marched 80 the meas snczu.
bat taay x1sis refused % eat, szt uszs hun
FRY 20 drill 60 exax1srz.sd we're 10
nsa tazs s5sy resolved 70 take ssnrxry
Vengeance O. tie caterer. wao Yeesayes
y esE.s = rnszs fer eaea snxu and % cents
meal for each c-sesr. o-fv his az. s.s
tbs eoS1sel O. sss e1seass sases nsza srSn
nessg tossed 10 b.2rks.-
tbs zsn vso we're questioned core.-n-
lag t1s fare Eald that tie rooa r,Sssa b.
fore fnezz sas Est eaorga - sasassy oas
company, and that Il wAs set 81 fer hu-
nzan food MAJ John Carr. - Dsyton.
verified tie statements Of tie n,en. aaa
added that the Ssaasrs had Jared ls.t.s as.-
sev.
A fairy goo6 neal Was ss.vsd las. ere
flag and arrangements hare besa made
for tse companies 20 draw rsssons from
the co1arIsszry ard prepare fas.s o~s
meals Tais arrangement w5il go szso
effect ionorrox Ter al t1s txo cosroz-
naes. which are ncs yss prepared 10 do
HER own cooking.
The zac.s seem TO he that the cz.eree.
fearing TIA. his to1anxa would net last
ic-g. decided 70 make al he could CT. Of
his contract and proceeded 20 stz-ve tbs
men He hAs simply killed. the goose
wsleh produced golden eggs. The oasesrs
we're In 10 wise TO blame Tor ths poor
gxssoas served.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-21


WASHINGTON. May M-Tss ~eazs.
cEEIE1ftse GO 1n1Ecs ssSz Il necessary -
make Ss46at41rzs massachusetts, 30 -As war
revenue hi 5sso.s --o1e@szax farther wz.a
s2e EEaNuss- and III aSssz-11<cr e fhe
SeEzss rzA - taken A. see sSs&s O. too
GAYS session E1s4s Nozz42r, L. ostsr 70
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DAP. aGs there va Eos s1s1Esear sszs 10
rszea q eoEcszEoz- T1ers MAS 10 cssz-
sssn CT parTy Lines CO -5s -s1zt @. rs
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technical cssa-ae1e-. Tas raaxz szpexsaEr
Change which has aesl urged ara xz.ca
noE seems likely 10 - made il .zas azssr-
s1E ire toezcco s@As9zae L locks as z
tbs 5ozse .a.e q Z cs..s q r0za5 would
D restored O. manufacturers tobacco.
And. X -. s5s<s ~eszs8 bS a change In the
sesedase a. iz Affects rsxzrs1-s@ There
are sc.zs technical s-ro-z % Dc corrected
In schedule !. regarding prxsstx-y ce6s-
esasr
TIE GGestsazs raised hzrs La a 10 he
tine tie camp should Dc afAxe1 ard
fEaess = 1SGa 1zIsrs7cs 81 opinion ox tass
E141I IaS-e - Also q eessrs 20 have
mutual life szasurznce companies .xeE1ted
s11-n soE-@ e ne requirements O. tie PRO-
s4saoa IA regard 10 Insurance orgzn7xz-
tons. and zoyszse1. 20 restore the ac.se
S-cFsxao7S relating 10 building and loan
associations. Il fs E.ota1Is oszss- matters
VIA ~ considered at ronorroxss meeting.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-21
FIRST nnI CORPS FORMED


CHTrKAHAEEA NATIONAL PARK
Nay A-Gen Brooke 1as csE5sses9 -Ae
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View HAMPSHIRE Massachusetts sew
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made yrorzxsozas bysxaassr c. fAs FErE
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oTer sayks asS1ezS wsrs as1.y@<s3 20 tss
trc5rsS tG-zy-
The ssa-y sszr CT. <rcn EsrA - shs e.
FEET s1xs tAzee EsE bad 5ee1 arrested
Ns1E 2gs@EaG &C -AEzr s.s-sS.z, EssA w15@n
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bsszg 1sed sy ire t-o1rEs. = = lake 1Ess
z-d simple. and wzs sv0svss1 from Tia
szzzszztsca oE several c-~z Wis 4re IL
z1sgszg II Aqver. Cigarettes ard a-a2-
wse@z. ard who are here az alleged cc<re-
ssozdszes u certain 1sxscaS&rA
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- = xzse ruer6nr - say<ue euussxsae
<~ux1ew ,66<~zs - - k.<erwxxa~ e g.
esxm.msux eaes4 II = rzxssse ssas ns-x
e. - Aaersena rzea 49, 70 xxxx en~-
snA e o. -. q . essazSe~ 60 esszx,
0xumenes. x<zarss c4~rsx. s~xassrx
nsvp-<sxsaaex "a. IL I<xe xsausr.s
enaS fspw - wax zasse. A rxxsxswxx
ese Il, esonn frsu xr~ ryxnrA-A~srsr.e
A1sSeu q - .spwsmssz a a. - So
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-21

TAMPA May n.-Tr1sr orders srSaa
Ger. Shafser, officers % The Nintn asts.ssss.
s-a.fo-ea a. Port Tampa, hare placed IN
der arrest a boy nsmed Carols, or HER
ngntsez. who sx suspected OF being spar
sxr spy. The boy. who Is q son OF
prominent cigar manufacturer o. Tampa.
vas arrested while taking photographs OF
the transports AZ Port Tampa.
After A thorough investigation OF t1e
charges agains. young Garcia. w1o MAS
arrested yesterday on suspicior OF oesns
q Spanish spy. Gen Smarter orasss0 sh4s
he bs honorably discharged
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-21
RUSSIA INTERESTED IN THEM.
Government Urged 90 Try and Lease
the Philippines From spain.

and the press here are evincinx great In
tereSt in the future of the Philippsr Isl
ards Much hostility Is manifested to-
wards any scheme hy which the United
Suites. Great Britain or Germany. ind
viauaily or Jointly. are 20 have possession
Of the islands. and some Of the newspa-
pers urge the Russian government 10 OBJ
tain from Spain a lease Of some of the
Philippine islands. IN order that they ma
serve as a Russian base IN the Pacific.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-21

TAMPA. May z,-AG newspaper eo-re-
sponoenix a. Tampa hare been notified
inxr Il future al dispatches NUS. BE-
placed & the ha1zs os Lssae. Alley. az
Cen Snaftsr's stan. sor approval. The
Censorship VIII % very rigid ard VIII De
Kept ia force un.sl After the invasion OK
Cuba Il Is TIE intention 20 keep the
SPANISH gOverrmea. T. complete ixz1r-
anes q tie movements Of the army.
Col Bascock EFT Tampa last nsgns rr-
der orders 20 report 10 Gen Merritt at
San Francisco He wiz act as xdt;,an.
general q the Malta expedition
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THREE FIREMEN ARE KILLED.


TOLEDO, o. May 20--Dsmags TO shs
amour. OF sssoa@ was esu-@d here tonigas
ny fire which destroyed the six-story
building a: Superior ana jefferson streets.
occupied ny Dove Il Shell, wholesale
groeerz- The plant Of the Toledo Blade,
al iofning. vas considerably damaged The
falling Of a wall carried down Fireman
Herman r. Bishop Kiser Trepsnxkf and
Tsor Wells, who are believed 10 have per-
shed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-21
TIE SPANISH CORTES
THANKS CERVERA.


meet Mota6as Feat
MADRID. AAy Is-< p ms-Ths KIN
1stsfs IN fni unsfsfn appeared ss tss s%a-
- to1sJ. Owing 10 ts~ ssrean1sfsneefs
~ ~ exsssee 10 sasssdy nsekf.snsso trs
<afrssnss2nsi2s espaEs Tbs premier.
esnw kA&assss sxplzansd the msnisfsssAl
ersis ana asserted sfst fhs Eew msnafry
vsu16 e0uklfns fks policy o. tbs fosnsS
msn1fsy. lie rsaased hcw Spain 60 sysry-
fAin9 10 sto1d war Unta AEsfaSas sioaxf-
~ ~ Recognised diplomacy. attached
Spaae VIA - sn1ns1ses nnSreessaentsd N
u eneAis ~ asi nisfosy, ana eomg~zssa
eeofn - respond wiz vAs 20 Mar. waiSh
Staaa woaad csxassnas - the utmost sEssl
~ aonefAbA peace = oesAsns1ae
s4his.. tie premier continued. Is =
sstsng Deaaey, aLd tns E&w ksssFnment
- E..lss.~--
-. $500 .-~.. 80. -
~-~.-.,,,.&su-. =. Ax.s.~.a -.
..~s.s..1r 900 :. s.n...~. =. 60.
.~..---s. $780, -. 49,.
rs.ss
80. 49,.
AA's '@'s 'sssAS Va ~
epeeeed - tns nAnne % fne nsry. highly
ex&o7tn9 AAm5raa c<rserA- In 70 coazx
:. 90 a.. .v,sg.y - ,n. s,..,,s.., .,.,..a-
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Spanish Papers say THAT an Under
standing VIII He Eneeted

LONDON. May 1.-The asarsd CORE
which IS osfsc.ally Inspired. makes tha
osaeaiar announcement that Seao- Leon
Castillo the Sp&s.Sh ambassador 10
France. IL engaged In effectirg an under
standing with she french government On
lines ~h:sa must Dot Ne made public.
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pasroi Beat saratoga sunk.

CHICAGO. MAY T-A special 20 the
News from Washington gays: The patrci
boat Saratoga, used TO prevent ships COM
.ag IN at New York. WITS sunk a. O'Clock
this morning. inside Fort Taylor. By a
collision with the pslot boat Blanche. The
Saratoga was So. On fl.e before sinking.
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MADRID. May .a.-Ia presenting tire
ns'w ministers % the chamber. sseno- ga
gas'a explained that TIE appointment Of
a minister OF foreign affairs had been ncst-
pcned because sener Lcea Castillo hali
not accepted the portfolio. being detained
Ia Parts by very srnpsrsan, negotiations.
wsssch niay lead to fresh developments in
the present grave zlslataaz-..
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KINGSTON. Jamaica. May 3.-Senor
Domingo Capote. WHO landed on the north
side of Jamaica from sai,hoat in which
Re came from cuhs, Is vice president Of
the Cuban republic Capote is On his way
70 Washington, where. frasn his official
status. be ~lu he able 10 represent effect
tveey certain views Of the Cuban chiefs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-21
THE SPANISH vEasios
Ces~era.s Fleet catered Wttheat In
~1d~ns. American Vessels Fte~tng.

rtd~nt. AMevfran S~ssefa FIretn9.
MADRID. May ss.~~S a. m.-At 10 o'Gsock
last evening the minister % marine re-
ceived . Dispatch from Admiral Cervera.
in command os the Cape Verde s1uadrca.
az the Spanish feet. II reads:
Santiago Dc Gaia. May -
This rserrinx | have. without incident
entered this port. accompanied tsv squad
ron. CERFEtsA-"
The minister Of marine Immediately wens
20 the residence Of Premier Sasssta snt
communicated the information. lie thea
proceeded 10 the palace for the purpose o:
Informing the queen regent. but hsr najes-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-21

&Aak A1Es&ts EpssG- aA2s ~ss~ss2 VIZ
pless5n occurred az the Chateau Sar
Julian IL Is supposed 20 have taken place
in The prutecrSE< factory. IL ~ known that
FIVE soldiers and fve workmsu were killed
oasr gas and sEssy-two persons severely
injured among them tire g0Tprrsc- Of the
port. TIE explosion was accidental.
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MADRID. May 81 III .. m--Tha gov
ernuent, IL Is saiS. has received dispatch
from Havana. announcing that tae rebels
have pronounced in favor % Spain. and
the uow making common cause with the
Spanla-ds TO defeat the Americans.
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BLOCK ISLAND. n. L.. May 9n.-Whsse
the auxiliary cruiser Yankee Was prsc-
tsr,rv eff the isHari. Il small black torpedo
heat was sighted signaling the Yankee
TIA cruiser a. once started a. FIJI speed
scasaward. and shs torpedo boat turned
towards Newport
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DIR. Swallow Nominated for Governor
HARRISBURG. Pa. May so-Tne Pro-
aia.tson state convensi1- today nominated
by reclamation Rev. DR.. S.Ias G. Swat
low. Of Harrisburg, for governor K p.
Nichols. OF W!ises5srre, Was nominated
FOR lieutenant governor.
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Renort. of nrnths Exaxxcrafra.

RHTSELASDER. Wis. May 2a.-Ths
report fsc-n Heancra JGretfon. which
stated that eighteen dead we're sn the de-
pot at chat place. proves to have been
greatly axagzarzs1d TAs t~sA~a ~A@A
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WASHINGTON. Mar G--P2y -1asxeT
Genera Stanton has recon ssc<G 70 Ser
rotary Atger t1s aPp2Err-nsIf % s2sEssST<-
sssfssn-zf -.av-.assa-s for the 4rar. IN
! ssxsi.san !, RE twenty row s1 The servace-
1-e- Stanton aas also Submitted sSft-
mats zgxrsgassng 81 efts 80 for sas pap o.
sre regular ard volunteer army tor fhe ssx
roc1.hs beginning July and ending De
csrne- e. on the tasis q tie number OF
vcrsn.eers ALREADY called for ard tie reg
r..z- z~-av at Us war strength
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VALLEJO. May ms-Tne United states
cruiser Charleston vii. leave the Mare
island navy yard az noon tomorrow for
the Philippine stands. unless some unfors-
ssen event occurs meanwhile TO delay her
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e-oD tae-s xsysS ensy s~3 kszseS yruus -
sssrArr & Gcoeysa- ccnranys 60
Ard as.eez E-5z-ed-
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PORTLAND. Mar M--Esghs companies
Of volunteers fronn Idaho. en- route 10 San
Francseco spent four hours n far saty
today. and az is@ this afternoon left fer
.ns Ss,ara over the Southern Pacific
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sYcu. me Azores Il : sAA thai Eve EEa4-
ian ~arsnsps VII rs1dexvo1s s<Es a. -5s
ed o. Inc present r1e1-a-
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ESAngeifnA Gfsner~a - MARRY.
WASHINGTON. May A-Evxnr.,s-a
alzS<rSs = soo1 70 sed CArscs Csroae.s
sae serrer czsar h<aker. wao Vas r.
.er1ay s5nai1sss1 b. MrKsrzsy 1, - 80.
seszant AID aida on Tie szxS 81 Mai E4n.
ssxa-xa LIZ Carooras xssasss4 IN ~
cas1g the fair yoEax cahsr s~cr. ! -.
yalA pyxeE-
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MONTREAL, May a.-Seno- Polo Yer
raha and his suite went on hoard tae
Dominion lire steamship Dominican ~ .
late hour tonight. TIE snip sails early To
morrow morning TIE ssror refused ID
.aIk with reporters.