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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1898-09-24

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rg~E Almighty when He Cuba d pretty good job but
turned class Of people that would cause hell
itself to deteriorae think Of all the weak weary ana aso
the Gubah and bo7s Santiago he most tTing
Indeed disposed apologize tothe Niger for making
Parson The only thing fnat nave ever e b m @ @ y If onsan
tinope which Mark Twain speaks OF in Innocence Abroad as
~doS Don T1f 5r al qn av @ sSPB Ba @ they that the
part Of the island not fair sample Hon N Waiter ahan 3e fa Tdo %
ago sail that sanagos the end Of Cuba and think he must
does not improve as we 90 north and Tost the best thing
be done for the Queen Of the Ane would be to cover &
for these certainly But enough ON this
line promised trip ard now propose to redeem
boarded the sanshp Rio m egs Msoada the 8tsn . h
Money remained Savannah until Wednesday and came on
as calm as Mill pond during the entire voyage short dis
through Wndward Passage and that was not vofy rough
for had made all to deliver my shoe so
At 8 o'clock Friday morning sighted MORO Castle at the
mouth OF Santiago bay, and at $3.50 we entered The haTo
mountains which hung continually about their peaks
reflected n the clear calm bay which stretches like
immense mirror present most enchanting landscape indeed
fairy than the hotbed of ignorance instruction vice and
As passed up bay th wreck the ermac the thea
Of daring feat the place where 9ny rs Th m boo one
army navy of Spain Moro Castle with its mas
deadly assaults of our marveousy engines it all
for upper from sunrise until landed and
3 @ was tine
but did the morning when took line
miles southwest
are not comfortably located.
been the city but few times since landed
but have enough know that is the flthes town
on quaint old place with streets, brick
houses with sanitary arrangements
disgusting ordors from would make an
American bzzard the stomach There deal Of sick
troops that have been here with Gen shafte look
These troops have been moving fast
the could them glad the fellows
They indeed ptifu looking set Today visited the
battleeds and FL Conay Heights and when the
under which boys fought and the glorious
victory achieved bosom sweed with that
History records few instances OF herolsm
by this brave this OCCASION The achieve
marvellous, only regret that the 9th regiment had
not them While in all probability OF our brave
they then then the dangers
which now confront Skaters will get all the glory
we will suffer the of deadly fever
pesepce and all that without compensapg
suits personally concerned makes little dffe-
with this matter from of public duty
when shall have been performed shall return to the
with the OF having done the
health is just about good today usually IN
Mississippi this of the and all OF III good
think the sick list diminished since we left Columbus
The mail facilities here. have not had letter
home the states since ia am get
ling very anxious letter anything from home,
shall write you again few days
It possible the 5th regiment will be removed to other
awhile The commanding general has ntmad that he
independent post but there's nothing
finite YET. l will keep you advised
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ROUGH ON ALGER.

He official tables as now made up disclose this the record of
>aur with SPAIN
eaed ID the army, 260.
the navy, II.
# the marine, z.
II in the army, 1,4U0.
III in the navy, 10,
I'd in the marines, ID.
lied, $780, wounded, .423. -
&ca record Agers made the flower OF the
any completed for Not only those who now
Mcken or die are enrolled upon those sts-'llne
vaids hundreds and its thousands ana through
Aths to come from day day will be buried IN d.
Snce the most gigantic crime OF this fading century
rs laid its blight upon every state IN the Union and
Aw1 have its healstones attest the partnership OF
nd death Yet the long enrolment OF which no man
has began, Spain's achievements have been dehned
Abeginning of the record with Alger:
n MoEtauK: out of strength OF 3l9 ohcerS H.
4s and 2272 sick
showed that out of the 10000 that were at Che
ARE sick: that over 90 have died since August l.
since the establishment of the camp
g q about the department TO say that Uhefe
ITO fix the responsibility for the deplorabie
ned from day to day as existing at the DIT
kch are being abandoned as plague Spots, e,
An investigation IS universal and 1t VIII
Ast Of the secretary OF war.-kansas
@ assgse misconstrued, want it distinctly
go lA NTI Quarantine
falth gave It out for publication to the
8 I quarantine against New Orleans will
81 ss 2 fcitv this wear was so tardy in giving
Ns sxs & its borders. The time is ripe that
!. Z xrht of liberty guaranteed every Anl-
a. This Gar Board must cease
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UYANTED - SEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY
w persons in this state to manage our ousl-
ness In their own and nearby counties 1t is m am
IV office work done at home. Salary straight SSoo
year and expenses definite, bona hde, no more
no less salary Monthly $75. References. En-
close self-addressed stamped envelope, Herbert
E. Hess, Prest Dept. M, Chicago. 2-1o-ss
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Evening Squib remembered fol- its spasms and
epilepc strokes when the people the gulf coast protest
ed against quarantine aud few pieces the
the reutaton existing but likely to be in that
city, conspicuous these days for its silence regarding It's
fever and Mississippis quarantine.
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falth gave It out for publication to the
quarantine against New Orleans will
kcfty this year was SO tardy in giving
its borders. The time is ripe that
krht Of liberty guaranteed every Am
This Gar Board must cease.
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1be misconstrued, we want it distinctl
lANTI-quarantlne.
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THE SEA COAST ECHO.

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IE official made up disclose this the record
with Spain:
-Ai LII
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-06-16
- DR.. Engstad, OF Grand Forks

|
DR.. EngsSad, OF Grand Forks
is in the city to-aasy
il. G. Brinkerhoff and attorne,
Brett, of Stephen, We're III town Tues
day.
DIR. WESTEEN, OF St. Luke.s Hos
pital, Grand Forks, has Just ret armed
from his European trip. 10 Special
list in Diseases OF women.
- Norman Ross went to Crookstor
Tuesday to offer his services to the
recruiting officer OF the army. James
Carleton and Walter Whitney also
left to join the army.
DR.. FOSTER, the Grand Forks
dentist, will hr in Warren, Friday,
July Is, toremain three days. Up to
date dental work at reasonable
prices. Office with Dr.. Wattam.
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First publication June .. 1881

Land Office at Crookston. MIMI,
June g. 1898
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention TO
make nnai proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk OF
District Court, of Marshall Co.. MIMI. at War
rem. Mimi, on July III, 1888. viz:
Peder Il. Sarter,
H. E. IA 45l for the E1s Sell, sec. H. TIP. l56 n,
of r. Is W., and Lots ; and 4, See. Z. TIP, 156
n. of r. AZ W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land viz:
Jens j. .Ofieriai Alfred Anderson. Ole @. Hal
ga, Christian G. Sorn,a. NIL of Ringnn T. Q.
Mimi. SyLyGsrGR PETERSON.
Register.
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No middlemen's profits on the
wheels that Farrell sells as he buys
direct from manufacturers conse-
quently can save you IS or so or
SIS on wheel bought from him.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-06-16
S"ssrea at the Post t5c-ar W arren a Second
Glass MailMatter
GleanIngstuhsee'n'' Home Field
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

On tuesday evening.
- John Watts, of Crookston, was
IN the city yesterday.
- A. 6. Gallasch, of Crookston,
transacted business in town last Fri
day.
- DR.. Rose. the dentist, of Mime
apolis, arrived in the city last Sat
urday.
- W. II. Dixon is having stone
foundation laid under his store build
ing on johnson Ave.
Rev. MIR. Hall will conduct SER
vices in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday both morning and evening.
- Tony, as convict, will tell you
what Is years in Sing Sing prison
means. Opera house, Wednesday
evening, June %, 1898.
Mrs. J. P. Easton, Mrs. A. L.
Wallace, Mrs. John Anderson and
Mrs. Bradley attended the W. c. L.
Z. convention in Crookston this week.
Mrs. c. S. Hull has a choice col
lection OF ported plants and flowers.
A large begonia, angel wing, is now
in blossom and is a very beautiful
plant.
- James Rogers, from Red river,
is again in the county jail, being sent
up from Argyle for raising disturb
ance while under the influence of
liquor.
Rev. P. A. Mattson, of Tacoma,
Wash, arrived in the city this morn
ing to visit his brother, John q.
Smith, OF town OF Vega, and other
relatives and friends. He is on his
way home from the meeting OF the
Augustana synod at Galesburg, LII.
Mrs. A. Garborg has received a
letter from her husband at Tacoma,
Wash. 1t seems that he is very IA
yorably impressed with the Pacific
coast country, and will very likely
locate there. Mrs. Garborg expects
to leave for the coast this week to
join her husband.
- The Knights of Honor will cele-
brate the 25th anniversary of the
birth of the order at Warren on the
Both of June. There will be exercis-
es at the Park and a grand ball in
the evening. Visiting knights are
expected from St. Paul, Minneapolis,
Duluth, and many other points.
- At the Republican caucus in
Warren yesterday evening W. n.
Powell acted as chairman, Leonard
Erickson as secretary, and j. P.
Easton and L. M. johnson as judges
of election. The following delegates
to the county convention were chosen :
F. A. Green, W. ]. Brown, A. Grin
deland, j. P. Easton, P. n. Holm,
John keenan,, G.. A. Aubol and W.
n. Powell. .~..
- At the citizens meeting last
Friday evening, it was decided to
hold grand Fourth-of-July celebra-
ton in Warren this year. p, SIN
clair and r. Glavin we're appointed
a committee to solicit funds. This
committee has already gone to work
and, we understand, has met with
good success. A committee OF ar
engagements was appointed consisting
of A. p. Mcintyre, L. Lamberson, A.
Grindeland, G. A. Aubol, G. G.
Winchester, John E. Ostrom and Fl.
L. Wood.
- The following are the delegates
TO the different conventions elected at
the Populist convention last week !:
State r. Glavin, John Whalen, j..
q. Cooke, n. Schantzen, Sam Soren-
son, Adolph S. Rokke, 81. B. Inns
dahl. Nils Malm, James Stewart,
Cbas Westman, W. 81. ingalls,,
Henry Hopper, A. Horgen, VIM.
Whalen. w. E. Wood. COMPRESSION
alp. B. Malberg, O. Z. Ode
Garden, Fl. L. Bergeron, Anton
Hill Ole Dahl, John Sorenson, Hen
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CAST OF CHARACTERS.

NAoi UT SiiArAA ENS.
Tony Warren, uiany-sided character, who
has an honest heart beneath his ragged, ccat
HENRY STUER.
Weary Wayside, his shenchman, too tired to
work. W. \. KNAPP.
James Barclay, handkerchief and viutictive.
GEO. WAHLSTROM.
Philip Warburton, social leader.
c. L. SpAULDING.
Judge Van Cruger, of the Supreme Court.
wv. POWELL.
Warden Burrows, of Sing sins, Prison
l. \. LODOEN.
Jackson, the negro foosran
CURTISS KELLEY.
Lsna, the rcputed daughter OF Judge Var
Cruger. MISS JESSIE LAkIN.
Mrs. Van Crrgcr, the Judges wife.
MISS SUSIE EASTON.
Hiss Sediey, who takes pleasure in being dis
agreeable. MISS FLORA LAMBERSON.
Sally, with soul above hash.
MISS MAUDE WEES.
The Woodmen are endeavoring tC
pay for thei" hall which they pur
chased this spring Let every one
turn out and give Them a benefit
Remember the date, Wednesda,
evening, June %, 1888.
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EOR SALE ON CROP PAYMENTS
The Nhk Of sec. 10, town of Brislet.
The NW4 y II, 5" McCrea.
The NWA 3, !" 1870
a. GRINDELAND.
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Foundation stones at so cents a
load at my place next to Blomsness
farm. M. L. PERSON.
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Foster, DENTIST, coming again
July Is, 16 and II,

Hon. B. G. Gill, Of Chicago, ar
rived last Friday on his usual sum-
mer visit.
- Mrs. P. LindGuist left last Fri
day to visit relatives and friends at
Graceville, MINI.
- See Van Cruger, of the Supreme
| Court, at the Opera house, Wednes-
day evening, June %, 1898.
- Chas. johnson is building ho-
tel which he proposes 70 run in con-
nection with his feed stable.
- jackson, the negro, is charac-
ter. Come and see him at the Opera
house, Wednesday evening, June -,
1898.
- At the June settlement $50. SEQ
were distributed to the different
school districts and towns in the
county.
- Henry Taralseth returned home
Tuesday morning from Carleton Col
lege, of which institution he is
student.
- Sunday was a most delightful
| day and many towns people took
occasion to make short trips to the
country.
Help the Woodmen and you
help the community. Fill up the
Opera house Wednesday evening,
June %. 1898.
- Remember the State Farmers
Institute at Warren tomorrow. Ex-
pect to see the town full OF farmers
and their wives.
- L. B. Lindquist left on Friday
last to attend the Firemen's meeting
at Chaska, and also to visit his old
home in Carver Co.
- Barclay, the villain, is a charac-
ter you would do we'll to avoid in real
life. See him and learn how, at the
Opera house, June %, 1898.
- The McCrea base ball club will
give dance on Friday night, June
II, at the residence of Frank Lull
Music by Anderson orchestra.
| M. L. Larson, the hardware
man, has put up a neat new fence,
painted his store building and made
other noticeable improvements.
- Everyone come and bring your
friends and see Tony, the Convict, by
home talent, at the Opera house,
Wednesday evening, June %, 1898.
- All the young people who are in
doubt about their love affairs should
see Phil and Lena at the Opera house
Wednesday evening, June %, 1898.
Ole Rodseth and family returned
Tuesday this week from their visit in
Norway. They seemed to be glad to
be in America once more. Regard
ing their trip, they say it has been
very pleasant.
- With big circus coming, the
State Farmers Institute, Republican
County Convention, and the Fourth
of July, the people of Warren and
vicinity will not be without attractions
during the next few weeks.
The Young Ladies' Sewing So
ciety of the Swedish Lutheran con-
gregation in Vega will have Mid
summer festival and auction sale at
the residence of Henry Swanson
June "a, commencing at 10 o'clock
P. m. I'LL
Hanna Lundgren, who has been
| visiting in the home of John E. L,nd
for about a year, returned to her
home in Carver county last Friday.
On the evening before her departure
a large number of her young friends
gave her pleasant surprise party.
"A mission meeting was held at
the Norwegian NJ. E. church last
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. The following ministers
we're in attendance at the meeting:
Rev. Torgerson, of Devils Lake, n. D.,
jacobson, OF Crookston, Winberg, of
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-06-16

You very seldom see a Crescent
bicycle in a repair shop unless train
of cars or wagon has run over it.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-06-16
TONY, TIE CONVICT.

Under the auspices OF the Modern
Woodmen 6 Aiueiict. at the Opera
house, Wednesday evening, June %,
1898.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-06-16

Iced OATS AND SEED MILLET
! for sale by L. LAMBEEsoN.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-06-16

The latest hits in music at lowest
prices at E. F. WHlTNEY's.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-06-16
FOR SALE.

NWA sec. 3, town 154, Range 40
Fine land. s. COOKE.
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3 The wheel that STANDS UP on al
kinds OF roads ''The Crescent
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-06-16
SALE OF GRASS
ON MARSH.

On July LIST, l will offer for sale
1885 acres of grass on what is known
as the Lakin marsh, west of Warren.
The marsh is burak over and free
from dead grass. Sale viii be made
at the Lakin hay camp at flowing
we'll on section Is on said land
Terms of sale, cash or good approved
paper. All grass sold must be set
tied for at time of sale. Sale will
commence at l O'Clock p. m, sharp.
Be on hand if you want hay as in
tend to close it out on that date.
W. Il. Dixon,
Agent.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-06-16

Fence posts for sale at the Peoples
Trading Co.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-12

meantime had disposed of the Teresa.
The wreck of the three Spanish ships
was accomplished in about 10 or 20
minutes and by this time the Oregon
had attained her maximum speed. With
her forced draught on and every pound
of steam up, the big Pacific coast bat
tleship ploughed through the water as
she never did before, except perhaps on
her speed trial three years ago. Leav-
ing the Iowa and Texas to complete
the destruction of the remainder of the
Spaniards and the rescue of the unfor-
tunate sailors, Captain Clarke headed
the Oregon after the Colon. The
Brooklyn by this time had taken her
wide sweep off shore and was headed
in for the Colon, opening up on that
vessel with her port broadsides. AS
the Colon ran by the Brooklyn she
gave the latter the benefit of her big
guns and no less than 80 shots took
effect in the Brooklyn's port side. a
number of them passing clear through
the Yankee cruiser. As the Colon went
by the Brooklyn the latter turned her
starboard guns on the Spanish. In the
run up the coast the Brooklyn was hit
a dozen times on her starooard side.
while all three of her tall smokestacks
showed the effect of the Colon's stern
chasers The superior speed OF the
BROOKLYN and Oregon sealed the fate
of the Colon, and after run of 10
miles Admiral Cervera ordered the nag
shin to be headed for the shore.
The Colon struck about l5O yards
from the beach. and as soon as she had
grounded Admiral Cervera ordered
everyone to jump overheard and plung-
ed into the sea himself, followed by all
his officers. The little Gloucester, after
destroying the torpedo boat destroyers,
turned after the Oregon and made such
good time that she was up even with
the Colon when she ran ashore. AS sne
drew considerably less water than
either the Oregon or the Brooklyn, her
commander, Lieutenant Commander
Wainwright, was able to run up quite
close to the stranded ship, and the
Gloucester's boats were sent out after
the swimming crew. Admiral Cervera
I was picked up just outside the surf
about 10 yards from the shore, and aft
er his long swim was thoroughly ex-
hausted.
The Colon had just turned inshore
when the New York came up after a
long run. The flagship was enabled 70
get a dozen good shots before the Col
| on's flag came down, so that Admiral
| Sampson had a finger in the hght, al
| though Ii was brief one.
1t will be seen therefore that the Ore
| gon. while the most eastern of all the
American ships, nevertheless was en-
| abled by her superior speed 10 nave
! hand in the destruction of all four oi
| the Spanish cruisers and was the only
one of the fleet that did.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-12
A DEADLY FIRE.
Believed That the Resistance of the Span
iartls Is at an End:

Believed That the Resistance of the Span
iards Is at an End:
Copyright 1898 by Associated Press.
Headquarters General Shafter, Sun
day, July 10, p. M, per associated
press dispatch boat, via Port Antonio
and Kingston, July IL, noon.-From 4
o'clock this afternoon until dark the
American guns have again been pour
ing a deadly fire into the Spanish lines.
Our men are greatly refreshed by
their three days rest, and have been
fighting with lion-like spirit. The
knowledge of the arrival of reinforce
ments gives them new enthusiasm.
The artillery is in place and doing ef-
fective work. The firing from the Span
iards in the trenches is very weak.
The city of Santiago is almost in
darkness tonight, and our men believe
that the resistance of the Spaniards
is about at an end. They expect a
general assault tomorrow, should the
city. not have surrendered by daybreak.
The Americans are much better fortified
in the trenches.