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Paintings Lost at Sea.

From the New York Tribune.
Buried with the wreck of La Bourgogna a..
the bottom of the Atlantic there are four
valuable paintings, which had been sent of
to Europe by a well-known firm of this city.
They include the picture by Dupre entitled
Crossing the Ford and canvas by Cain
called, 1.-The Zuyder Zee" The names of the
other two paintings could not be Earned
but they were by the popular French artist
]: G. Vibert The Dupre picture was worth
about $4,000, and the value of the four to-
gether was over $21, 000
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SPORTS OF THE DAY.

stick work, aided by the poor fielding of the
home team. Fulz played short in place OF
Monte Cross and made number of bunglin8
plays, which cost the Phillies the game. At
tendance, 2,1S5. Score:
RH.E.
St. Louis :. Il o. $50 0 OF IA 2
Philadelphia 10 0 / 0 "a
Batteries, Sudhoff and Sugden; Ortiz and
MacFarland.
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N&~~ -
raven, Has the Rivalry Been
Anything but Friendly.
NEW YORK. Aug. Is. - YaGhtsmen
are now thoroughly aroused from the
lethargy that has encompassed them
since 1895 by the announcement that
Sir Thomas Upton intends to build
a yacht and will attempt to wrest the
americas cup from the possession Of
the New York Yacht club and restore
1t to British possession.
This determination on the part of
Sir THOMAS Upton is hailed with joy
by the yachtsmen. The thrill of eX-
element anent the prospects Of an
other cup race. however, it may be
stated, while reaching it's greatest in
tenslty here, is participated in by every
citizen and in every state Of the Union
in a modified form.
Since the time of its capture from
the combined yacht fleet of Great Bril-
tain in 1851 up to the present time the
succeeding contests for the cups pos
session have proved the tremendous SUI
per1ority of Yankee skill in designing
and sailing the swiftest racing ma
chimes In the world. And at this par
t1cular time, when American-built bat
tleships have been giving such a phe-
ncmenal account of themselves in the
war with Spain, interest in things
aquatic is at it's highest tension.
Sir Thomas Upton will be the tenth
subject Of Britain to try for the prize
OF the yachting world. Twice Cana
dams have competed for the prize and
been defeated. In 1876 the Countess
OF Dufferin, owned by Maj. c. Clifford,
was beaten by the Madeline, and in 1881
the ATLANTA, owned by Alexander
Cuthbert. of Canada, was beaten by
the Mischief
The best of feeling and entire abb
serce of friction characterized all the
contests until the last, that Of the De-
fender and the Valkyrie Ill In the
first Of three races the Defender won.
In the second 1T claimed foul on the
part of the Valkyrie Ill, which was al
lowed. In the third race the Valkyrie
Ill, after crossing the starting line,
deliberately turned and came back.
Its owner. Lord Dunraven, had per-
sistently found fault With every ar
rangeanent made for the regatta, and
two months afterward, on his return
to England, attacked the honesty Of
American yachtsnen and sportsmen
The following table gives the history
Of the American cup races in a com
pact form, showing the length Of the
course and the time by minutes and
seconds in which the American boats
defeated the challengerS:
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NEW YORK. Aug 15-There was a good
attendance at the opening of Aqueduct to-
day, and the racing WAS fair. Summaries (:
First race flve and half furlongs-Cneney
wen, Collateral second Tenney third. Tine.
1:08.
Second race mile-Long Acre won, Maxine
Gomez second Charagrace third. Time.
1:43 2-5.
Third race, five f,riongs-Lebado won.
Kenneth second, The tMargsner third. Time,
l:03%.
Fourth race. mile andiforty yards-Her Own
won, Ben Ronald seconds Lantake third.
Time. LAS 1-5 - "a
Fifth race. Ave furlongsETut-Tut won. St.
C;air second. TyTba third. Time. 1:01 As.
Sixth race. mle-Rossifer won, Decide
second laramie third. Time. 1:43 2-5.
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AMATEUR BASE BALL.

The combination of the banks protest Sat
urday's game with the Acknowledgement
American bank.
The Forwards would like a game for next
Sunday. Aug. p, with any team in the city
under the age of seventeen. Address all chal-
lenges to R. Boland. S99 sturgis street.
stone Sunday afternoon between the Capitals,
of St Paul, and the Gladstone Stars result
ing in score OF to in favor OF the Cap
itals. The playing sharp and snappy
all through the game the victory of the Cap
itals being largely due to the splendid bat
terry work of Lehman and Myers and Newly.
R.HE.
Capitals .....S I1ss : !
The Capitals would like to arrange game
with the St. Paul Athletic club for a purse
of $40. the game to be played on the Old
league grounds.
Neff G. Rosinquist's drug store defeated the
Young Stars by the score of Z to l in i've
inning game, and in the sixth inning the
Stars were unwilling to play.
The Crickets would like a game for Sun
day with any club in the city under seven
teen. Address Matt Young, p East Magno-
la street
The Horejs Bros. defeated the Crickets by
a score of Is to B. The feature OF the game
was the battery work of the Horejs.
The Horejs Bros. defeated the Bruggemann
Exports by score of to Q.
The Colts defeated the P.ymouths Sunday
in a one-sided contest, in which pitching OF
Powers and the batting of the Cots were
features. Score. 16 to 3.
the Dreis or the Emera1ds, to be played
at Aurora park next Sunday afternoon.
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GENTRY TURNED OVER.
ROuaa, Who Leased the Famous
PAGER, VIII Go to Europe.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15-E. R. BOVINE who
leased Lewis G. Tewksbury's noted PAGER,
John R. Gentry 2:OOh. for the campaign of
1898, has turned the former champion over
to his old trainer, W. J. Andrews. and is
going to Europe. Gentry is said to be in
fine form, having recently stepped a mile in
2:04 over the Cleveland track moving the
last Quarter at asmuch faster clip. He was
shipped to Buffalo last week. where he went
Into the stable of Andrews, who Is there
with the horses belonging to E. H. Harri-
man. Although Gentry has not started in
public this season, his owner says he be-
lieves the horse can beat his record. Andrews
the G1ens Falls Grand circuit meeting next
week. Gentry likes the firm. fast track there
as we'll az any In the country.
subject OF much speculation among horse
men. It il runnored that he 10 going to make
arrangements for exhibiting the three great
PAGERS. Star Pointer. 1:soA: Joe Patnhsa.
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Canadian Boat Won.

DORvAL. Que, Aug. 15.-The second race
in the series between Challenger, Of the Sea-
wanhaka-C orinthlan Yacht club, OF Oyster bay,
N. Y, and Dominion. Of the Royal st. Law
renee club, of Montreal. took place at Lake
St. Louis today. On Saturday Challenger won
on a foul and today the Canadian boat
evened matters up by winning a good race
by the large margin OF 2:7.
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Minnetonka Yachts to Sail.

A number of Minnetonka's sailing craft will
enter the interlake regatta to be held at
White Bear lake Aug. %, and the yacht
club will be especially well represented.
We're Here will be found among the one
raters
The Hazard in the spinaker special class
and the Hoedlum will also have a try with
the sloops. The races will be decided on the
best three in five heats.
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Nef & Rosinquis;'s drug store defeated the
Young Stars by the score of to l in a five
inning game. and in the sixth inning the
Stars We're unwilling to play.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
n Ten-Inning Tie Played by the Gil
ants and Orphans.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR ToDA

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
At Baltimore-Baltimore VS.. Louisville
3 At Boston-Boston VS.. Chicago
AT Brooklyn-Brooklyn vs. Cleveland.
At New Ycrk-New York vs. Cincinnati.
At Philsd Observation-Disclosures VS.. Pittsburg
AT Observation-Disclosures VS.. st. Louis.
NEW YORK. AUX. 15.-But for stupid base
running by Van Haltren and Grady and a
slight ascension by Seymour. the Giants
would have won the game from the Orphans
today. The game tied in the seventh
and was called in the tenth on account of
darkness. Score:
Chicago % % ! Q - g g !
Batteries, Seymour and Warner; Grifhth
and DOnahue.
ORIOLES ERRoRLEss
BALTIMORE. Aug. 15.-Baltimore played
two errorless games and won both of them
from Pittsburg. Hastings was easy in the
first contest, and the Orioles batted out a
victory. Hart was more effective in the last
game, but his support miserable Both
the Or;ole twirlers did we'll, Maui carrying
on the palm long hit to center when the
ball was lost behind some rubbish gave Nc
Carthy home run and the visitors the
only tally. Attendance, 2,925 Score < slst
game:
R.HE.
B BaltimOre "a 9 9 ..s1s .
Batteries. Nops and Clarke; HASTINGS and =
Bowerman anu
Second Game RHE
PittsbG D1s :: % Q . o - 10 10 Q
Batteries. Maui and Clarke Hart and
Schriver. ~
BOSTON TOOK BOTH.
BOSTON, Aug. 15.-The Champions took
both games, the second by good batting and
the clever pitching of Wills Both teams
played fine fielding game. Attendance, 1850.
Score. First game:
Cleveland 30 % Il = :
Batteries, Lewis and Bergen; Powell and
OConnor.
Second Game R.HE.
Boston 80 2 IS I o
Cleveland - 0 0 90 o
Batteries, Willis and Yeager; Jones and
Criger.
SENATORS SLEEPY.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15-Altrocks good
work won the game for the Colonies toby.
The Senators played a rst,ess sleepy game
with the exception of a double play by Sell
bach and Mcguire. Attendance, $780, Score:
R.H.E.
Louisville 30 1 0 0 O Ga q
Batteries. D:neen and Mcguire; Altrock and
kittredge.
SHUT OUT BY REDS.
NEW YORK, Aug 15.-Brooklyn and Gin
cinnati brought their seasons series to close
today. with the Reds whitewashing the home
team in the easiest fashion. Score:
R.HE.
Cincinnati Cincinnati % SES1S 3
Batteries. McKenna and Grim; HawIey and
Petz.
BEATEN BY BROWNS.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 15.-St. Louis
defeated Philadelphia today through good
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L. A. w. MEANS BUSINESS.
No Expense II to BE, Spared In the
MINNEAPOLIS Case.

Minneapolis Case.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. ia. B. Choate re-
ceived communication from President Isaac
B. Potter, of the League of American Wheel
men, giving further particulars about the ao-
tion taken by the executive committee re.a-
tive to the Minneapolis cycle paths The
executive committee decided to fight the opin-
ion Of City Attorney Healy. which is that
1t is Illegal to construct paths raised above
the street, and also that drivers cannot be
kept off them The communication states
that an appropriation Of $3.50 has been made
by the national organization as starter Mr.
Choate is retained attorney for the
league, and is instructed to bring the action
as soon as possible. Mr.. Potter also INSTRUCT
ed Mr.. Choate to use his own Judgment in
regard to expenses.
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Wfrdscr Races.

DETROIT, Aug. 15.-Alice Fare wen Ter
fourth consecutive race att windsor today.
She was an ODDS on favor te e,:i was heav-
lily played. -Four favo,ites got the money.
Attendance large; weather Gear; track fast.
Results:
First race, seven furlcngs-Faust wo1.
t or Farenda:e second Weni ok third. Tins
Second race. four ard one-half furio1 gs-
Miss Trix wen, Ivy Gotta sec1Id, Fred Per
kris third. Tine, :561d.
Third race, one mile and six.eenth-A-c &c
Farley Won Miss Cussie second What Next
third Time. 1:47M.
Fourth race five and ont-lla.f furlcngs-
King Carnival wen. Salvarse second, Meada
third. Time, Ice f "a
Fifth race, ore mile and. -half-Roysl
Choe Won Sir aos, Ebony second Beau 1dea!
Sixth race, seven fur,d7ds-Egg.er won.
Guilder second. Vicorire third. Time, 1:25z..
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Last Tennis Match

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug 15-The closing
match of the tennis tournament was the
final in consolation singles between the best
two of TIE men who were beaten in the
hrst round. P.ummer beat Greer Friday in
the semi-flnals.. and today Cole won from
Plummer at 6-1 6-3 M 81
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2:o1N. and John R. Gentry. on the other
side Of the Atlantic. It is we'll known that
such project was under consideration last
year, and the fact that few profitable engage
ments have been found for the pacing Kings
in this country this season lends color to
the talk that Bovine is going to seek q mar
ket in Europe for meteoric speed.
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shillings. and the fees upon taking

shillings. and the fees upon taking
his degree something over e..
But some students were ever more
economical than Wilding. for there is
a record Of WhitefeFd, whose pop
ularity as servitor, gained by his pre-
vious experience as a tapster,' enabled
him in 1735 to take his degree at cost
to his friends of less than f24, and
Bishop Wadsworth has given instances
Of cases, where the entire outlay was
even less than that
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Free Ticket to the Races.

DUBUQUE To-, Aug. 1S.-At a meeting to-
night the Dubuque Jobbers' union decided to
purchase II. 600 tickets for the Nutwood Park
races next week to be given their oustn0ers
throughout Northern Iowa
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Hawthorne Races.

CHICAGO, Aug. 15-Weaeher wet: track
Slow Results 90 80
First race, seven-eighths of mi.e-Fan-
nockburn won, Lizzie Cavanier second Eos.
81 third. Time, 1924 -.
Second race, fve-egh his CT mi e-J.nks
wen. Boney Boy second, Doremus ihi d.
Time, 1:Gi1A. ar-
Third race-Declared off,
Fourth race, one mile and a sixteenth
Elidad won, Mr.. Easton second, Frar Jr
third. Time, 81.
Fifth race. three-quarters CT a mfe-Con
REAGAN won, Del Paso second, C. II. Whelan
third: Time, 1:2OA.
Sixth race, one mile-Swordsman won,
Winslow second, Can't Dance third. Time.
1:4S%.
ToDAY's ENTRIES
First race. fve-eighths of a mic, FIR two
year-olds-Eoardman, no.. Becky Bar. 1917;
Filtration. 1o9; Old Fox, Fay the Fidd err.
Jockey ice. Frank II Lard, Ch7val der. I'd;
Nora Ives, Elsie G. 1e7; Mr.. Johnscn,. 0.
Nancy seitz. 1G7.
three-year-olds and upwards-I4rcy Belle.
II; Daily Racing Form. sd17; Nat P. IL;
10; Refugee. 11s; Nsu ra'. g. Ap2leja ok.
us; Paul Griggs, Treopia, 122: NJ ddlr, 4
Hardly: Teulada, 11o; Sir Hobart, 1l2.
Third race. one and ;o-e-eishth miles,
lis; Chugnut, &c. sardoric, 80; Can't Dalee,
SO.
Fourth race, one mi,c-ldo-o. e6; Wins ov,
los; P!tfall. leg: High He, 81 Amanda, 1Dl;
S.ar and Crescent. SO; Wee r san, 100; Pau,
Kauvar, 105.
Fifth race. fve-eighths OF a mill, two
year-o:ds-Harry Hutter. 10; Ken Wi k .
Hernia, 1G7; Num-, lie: Anna iglRt, 1s7;
Barney Sail, Dore lie; nj. c, i07;
Faustie. 10; Potenza, 1C7; 81 -er orc, BIZ SIS.
Fatherland, no; Eta p. 107; King r ca, 12a.
Sixth rsce, three our c Ct n e. r G
year olds-frirca Cairs, 1,9; Bob Ross. Us
Fremont, 1922; Jim Brown. Fr:n h. 112: Ter
ranet, III; Coz. Sheehan. 122; ElacI F. nse,
112; Nivccee E,dad, / 5; lor1n:e, ca nee,
11G; Pug, lis; Del Psso, .1-3; Agnas, 10.
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Glad an American won.

PARIS, Aug. &c. W. Miller, the Ameri-
can eyyeist won the seventy-two-hour bicycle
Frederick, the Swiss bicyc.ist, was second
covering 1870 kilome.ers.
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The hole which was left n the s,ched-
ule OF the Western league which gave
81 Paul no games from yesterday to
Aug. l9, is not going to seriously af-
1ect the club after all, as it has made
arrangements to fill in the gap or two
Gays of it, playing off postponed
games with Detroit TIE game regu-
larry set for Aug. % will also be played
this week, and that day will then be
taken advantage of to get rid of a
postponed game at Columbus.
so the Saints will play i'll Detroit to-
day, tomorrow and Thursday. By this
plan Manager Comiskey will not lose
heavily IN Time Or transportation.
The Minneapolis l&prrs say that
I'hyle will rot he the only Western
league twirler to go into the big league.
They insist that Philippe has been
claimed by the big league Pirates.
But UP from the shores where the
sad sea waves surge and splash
around the feet of heavy coast defenses
there comes no murmuring plea for the
return to their embrace of the self
imagined only pebble on the beach,"
the aloes-t tempered captain manager of
tie Millers.
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CREEDoN WAS. SICK.

Charley Golf Took His Place and
Lost to Jack Bonner.
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Jack Bonner, of
Philadelphia, met Charley Golf, of San Fran
cisco. and defeated him in the eighteenth
round before the Greater New York Athletic
club tonight Golf took the place of Dan
Creedon, who had reported sick.
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Jimmy Michael HI.

WASHINGTON. Aug ib.-rhe Michael-Mo-
ran ten-mile paced match bicycle race, an
nounced for tonight was declared OF be-
cause OF the Illness Of the FORMER. ,
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TO FILL IN AT DETROIT
ST. PAUL WILL PLAY THERE,
BEGINNING TODAY

Three Games to Be Played This
Week to Utilize the Hole Which
the Schedule Committee for Some
Reason Left-There Wera Nm
Games in the Western League
Yesterday.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund money II 1t fails to cure. &c.
The genuine has L. B. @. on each tablet
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GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Al Detroit-Detroit VS.. ST. Paul.
AZ a!anapolis-Indianapoli VS.. Kansas City.
az Mllwaukee-Milwauke VS.. st. Joseph.
AT Columbus-Columbus VS.. Minneapolis.
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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

llE EALELLENIE vi SYEUP UF FIGS
is due not only to the originality and
simplicity Of the combination, but also
to the care and skill with which it is
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the CALIFoRstA FIG SYRUP
Co. only, and we wish to impress upon
all the Importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy, AS the
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by the CALIFORNIA FIG Syrup Co.
only, knowledge of that fact win
assist one in avoiding the worthless
limitations manufactured BY other par
ties. The high standing Of the CALI
FoRNIA FIG SYRUP Co. with the medi-
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup Of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company a guaranty
of the excellence of its remedy. 1t is
far in advance Of all other laxatives,
as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without Irritating or weaken
ing them, and it does not grippe nor
nauseate. In order to get it's beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA PIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YORK. n. r.
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The combination of the banks protest Sat
urday's game with the Northumberland
American bank.
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The boarding house of ten Of the Phi'adel-
phia players was burned out the ether morn
ing at 2 o'clock. But two men, Cooley a
Fields, were home to fight the flames. Now
the other players were at the time the
broke out The Phillies shut the Clevelants
out the next day, nevertheless.-New YORK
Herald
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LOTUS recent visit to Buffalo was evident
Nv as the representative of the Western
league. Aid. Franklin says he has been OF
fered a franchise. and has the matter under
consideration, with favorable lean1ne II
Buffalo comes in next season Franklin Will
get the ST. Joseph franchise. which Is owned
BY the league and Milwaukee will go back
into the Western d.vision.-Detroit Journal.
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Phyle, whom President Hart. of the Chi
cago team has secured has the making of
a Star twirler, but the players accuse him of
having faint heart. This may be, but just
the same Phyle has won a number of close
games this season, pulling many of them
out in the last half. He is built somewhat
after the style of Willie McGill.-Chicago
oil
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At Observation-Disclosures VS.. Louisville
At Boston-Boston VS.. Chicago
AT Brooklyn-Brooklyn vs. Cleveland
At New Ycrk-New York VS.. Cincinnati
AT Philsd Observation-Disclosures VS.. Pittsburg
AT Observation-Disclosures VS.. st. Louis.
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The Forwards would like game for next
Sunday Aug. 21 with any team in the city
under the age of seventeen. Address all chal-
lenges to R. Boland, 399 Sturgis street.
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SIR THOMAS IS THE TENTH
NINE OTHER ENG11sHMEN
HAVE COME FOR THE CUP

Twice Canadian Yachtsmen Have
Contested for the America Tro-
ply, but Always in vain-In
Only One Case, That of Lord Dun
raven, Has the Rivalry Been
Anything but Friendly.
The Winslow mail., 1898-06-04
Notice to Water Consumers.

Owing to complaints fled by resi-
dents of Winslow, the management of
the water service have adopted the fol-
lowing, which will be strictly enforced.
The irrigation of lawns and trees is
absolutely forbidden except as herein
after provided, to-wit:
Between the hours of six and seven
in the morning consumers living east
of Kinsley avenue and north of Second
street, may use water for the irrigation
of their laws and trees. Those living
east of Kinsley avenue and south OF
Second street may use the water for
irrigation between the hours of seven
and eight in the morning. Those living
west of Kinsley avenue and north OF
Second street may use the water for
irrigation between the hour2 seven
The Winslow mail., 1898-06-04
WAR BULLETINS.

The grape vine line between Chicago
and San Francisco has been tapped by
one OF our enterprising citizens, anx-
ious to be informed of the latest news.
and the following bulletins 'cribbed:"
SPECIAL TO 'THE DAILY LIAR"
Washington, June 1.-Spanish mer-
chants in South America have raised
fund to build warship for Spain.
Commodore Schley intends to present
to Spain a number of submarine cruis-
ers as soon as the "bottle" is opened.
Berlin, June lit is reported that
the Spanish gunboat "Tamsle" collided
with the German ship "Frapkfurter. !"
No details are obtainable, but it is sup
posed the "Tamale" got the "wprst" of
it.
Show Low, June "a scout has just
arrived here with the news thst Span
ish torpedo boat is lying in the Little
Colorado above Holbrook. He will be
taken to the Kelley Cure tomorrow.
Navajo Springs, June 2-News has
just reached here that company of
Spanish troops died Of thirst while
crossing the Rio Puerco yesterday.
Tampa, june "A large can of pow
der was found in the commissary stores
recently shipped here. It is supposed
to have been placed there by Spanish
spy.
Later r-The can was found to contain
baking powder and was turned over to
the cook.
Tampa, June "A cable from Havana
says the Spanish troops are destroying
the watermelon crop in Pinar del Rio
Four regiments of colored troops will
leave here tonight before the moon
rises.
Rock Station, June SIT is reported
here that Col. Moses r. Tate has the
Spanish feet "bottled up" in Jacks
Canyon, and is now cutting a club to
beat the whole push to death.
A Spanish. MerinQ ram is anchored
near Hart & CampbelPs ranch,