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Badger Populists

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 31.-The Populist
state convention met here today. Robert
Schilling, chairman of the state central
committee, called the convention to order
There were only about rs delegates pres
emit. The party demands public control of
public utilities. national. state and local;
issue of all money by the government d.
rectly to the people. in connection with
government savings banks: municipal home
rule; uniform primary election law, and
the abolition of the writ of injunction. At
ter the appointment of a committee on
conference with the delegates on fusion a
recess was taken until tomorrow.
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any conscience 10 pure and free from ev'
cry sting" This exclamation was much
commenced upon. as going to show that he
may possibly have forged the letter under
orders from his superiors.
Lieutenant Colonel Henry was peas
ants son. He was born in Pouseyin Marine
In 1S4S and enlisted in foot regiment as his
brothers substitute in 1868. He had good
military record for bravery and memorable
discipline. He was a prisoner Of war In
1870 and was wounded in the Algerian cam
paign. He retained much of the rough and
ready manners Of non-commissioned Of
flcer He was lacking in calculation, spoke
no foreign languages and owed his promo
tion primarily to his reputation for blunt
straightforwardness.
Boisdeffre Resigns
10 p. m.-General Boisdeffre, chief of the
general staff of the French army, has ten
dered his resignation to the government.
10:30 p. m.-General de Boisdeffre in his
letter of resignation explains that he re-
signed owing to his misplaced confidence in
Lieutenant Colonel Henry which led him
to present as genuine what was forged
evidence.
M. Cavaignac, the minister Of war, in
reply, asked General Boisdeffre to remain
"to see justice rendered in the natter
General Boisdeffre thanked NJ Cavaiguac
for proofs of his esteem, but persisted in
his resignation.
The herald., 1898-09-01
Yellow Fever Cases

LAREDO, Tex, Aug. 31.-Within the last
week four deaths from yellow fever have
occurred at Vera Cruz. Mexico. The ply
sicians at Tampico state that the yellow
fever there has attacked only those per-
sons who did not take proper care of them
selves. There is no danger of the fever
breaking out here or at any other point
along the Mexican border, due largely to
the climatic conditions and the elevation of
the important towns.
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The Burglar Escaped

SAN JOSE, Aug. 3l.-This evening a
burglar entered, the house of Councilman
Spring on Seventh street. He made some
noise in the hallway, and Spring from up
stairs telephoned for the police. When the
patrol wagon arrived the burglar,ran out
of doors, but was fired on by Mrs. Spring
from the porch upstairs. Evidently believ-
ina that the shot came from an officer, the
burglar fired at W. H. Smithy, a special,
the shot taking effect in the right arm. He
made his escape
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The Matin heads IT. leader. Stabbed by
Our Friends."
wall Receive Attention

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l-United States
Ambassador Hitchcock at 81. Petersburg
has cabled the State Department that he
has been handed by the Russian Minister
for Foreign Affairs, Count Muravieh, a
copy Of the Identical note addressed by
order Of the Gear TO all OF the representa-
tives in st. Petersburg Of foreign govern
ments, proposing a joint conference to
consider the question Of general disarma-
ment The full text Of the note was not
cabled by Mr.. Hitchcock, but will be sent
by mail. Its character Is such as would
require something more than mere ac-
acknowledgement OF receipt. and as the prop
osition is one the acceptance Of which would
involve radical change in the foreign pol
Icy Of the United States. It is sure to re-
ceive most earnest attention and consid-
Grafton at the hands Of the President and
Mr.. Hay when the latter assumes office.
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Maguire's COMMITTEES

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. a.-James G.
Mcguire, Democratic candidate for gov
ernor, will tomorrow appoint twenty men,
bers of the state central committee of his
party. Today Chairman Afford has issued
call for the new state central committee
to meet in this city on the afternoon of
September 7th. Personal notices were sent
to all members. Mr.. Maguire's wishes as
to the craftsmanship of the new committee
may not be made known until the commit
tee meets.
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Chinese Actors

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. s.-The Sec
rotary Of the Treasury has ordered Col
,ector Of Port Jackson to exclude all Chi
nese who wish to enter this country on the
pretext that they are factors" or me-
chanics for the Omaha Exposition. Many
OF the Chinese who have been permitted to
land on these grounds have broken their
contracts with the United States govern.
ment and with the exposition managers by
DESERVING from tho exposition and taking
up their residences in different parts Of
the country.
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Killed a N egro

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Aug. 31.-Several
attempts have recently been made to poison
the family Of Captain John 7. Longwood
of Athens, Ca, one of the most prominent
men in the state. AT 2:3O o'clock this morn
ing, Dick Dabney, colored, one of the per-
sons who was suspected. was shot and
killed by Charles Longwood, son of Cap
tain Longwood, who detected Dabney and
another negro in an attempt to kill Captain
Longwood while the latter was asleep.
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A Battle in Pro gress

LONDON. Sept. 1.-There has been a
sudden interruption of news from the Sou
dan. 1t Is supposed that battle is in
progress between the Anglo-Egyptan
forces under General Sir Herbert Kitch-
ener the Sirdar and the Dervishes under
the Khalifa, north Of Omdurman, the Kha-
lifa's capital.
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GERS. The Iroquois will probably be sta
toned at Mare Island. The Active will be
dispatched north and something will be
found for her to do at the Port Orchard
naval station. The Vig!lant will be re-
modelled and will be used to carry water to
the naval training school to be established
on Goat island.
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DREYFUS

day, governing his movements for the past
few days. Unless unforeseen crcum-
stances arise, the president will arrive at
Camp Wikoff on Saturday.
After lunch the president and Colonel
Herrick took another drive. There were
few callers during the day. Mrs McKin-
ley was indisposed by reason Of a slight
cold. The evening passed quietly.
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Charles River park today, and lowered the
previous worlds record more than two
minutes.
The Ingraham brothers went against the
half-mile tandem worlds record and sue
ceeded in clipping off 1-5 seconds.
One-half mile against time, worlds tan
dem record, made by Irgraham brothsrs in
so 80.
Ten-mile tandem paced pursuit race
Won by Eddie McDuffee of Boston; time
2O:26 As. Previous record, 223S, held by
Elkes.
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Nomination Declined

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 31.-M. f. Dit
mar Of Redding, Democratic and Populist
candidate for congress in the First district,
has declined tho nomination. He offers,
however, to speak and work for the sue
cess of the ticket headed by ]. G. Mcguire.
The herald., 1898-09-01

To Cure Cold in Ono Day
rake Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II It fails ia
cure. 70. The genuine has Il B. q. on
The herald., 1898-09-01
Half q Million Loss

SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug. 31.-while there
was no loss of life from last nights storm
which swept this vicinity, close to half a
million dollars damage was done.
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Use for Tugboats

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. S1.-The tug
boats Active. vigilant and Iroquois, re-
Gently purchased by the government, have
now been placed In charge OF naval on
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An Emperor Ill

LONDON, Aug. 31.-Emperor Kwang Su
of China, according to dispatch from Pek-
ing to the Daily Mail, is reported seriously
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Winegrowers Meeting

SANTA ROSA, Aug. 31.-About thirty
wine growers of this county met at Wind
sor today. The growers made last year
three years contract with the Wine Max
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SAN FRANCISCO, August 31.-There
win arrive in this city very shortly from
Japan the petty e0acers and crew sslsctsd
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ers' corporation for the disposal of their
wine. Today a settlement for the first
year was made The contract will continue
this year. Much Of the wine is still on
hand
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Boston Cycling

BOSTON, Aug. 31.-Eddie McDuffee was
an easy winner over Frank Butler in the
ten-mile tandem paced pursuit race ,at
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Santa Catalina Island


the work Of the treasury department in
providing means for carrying on tho war
with Spain.
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meeting Of the chamber OF deputies the
government will be defeated.
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R0una DRIP SO Gents Il To 8 s' Minutes *::s
CHOICE OF THREE BEACHES
Southern Pocc Co1uuu p pRaNs F LEAVE ARCADE

sANm m is NC R 49, s ss SS M Sundays $780, $780, $780, %
FLYIMG DUTCiN train $50 Santa Monica Nc
san PEDRO AND LONG BEACH Daily goo
m Los
Beach trains earlier than the above time the following
a m. MP
@ zNsEfs F TtkSr Ao oFcs a. 2 sd5f sRNa srf
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Leave-Los An~eies. $3.50 am. Sum-. Mon..
Arrive-Denvef.....1o0 p m. Tues. We'd,
Arrive-Kansts !. 100 a m. Wed Thurs,
Arrive-Chicaso -. $500 pm Wed. Thurs,
What is the use of travelling over roundabout lines
the least rates can be had not only the shortest
able route-SANTA FE ROIJTE
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Staten @isconStn 80 Nar
gammel.

5 184S blep Wiseoniin ppbsist til
Stat og feirer berfor MI lin 5Ozaarige
5ebielsbug. Sra 1887 til 1900 laa
ben fore 2anbitretning, iom nu bpiz
Ter | @eburtsbagsbdrnets Stiso, mo-
item sbe pg blep fun biit og Der siers
nemItreiiet at rsbe Snoianere os Ia
tbolite Misfipnarer fra bet frantic Ga
nabu. Wisconiin bsrte bu til bet u6es
ftsmte nogst, Tom talotss bet fore
RorbpeftsS erritorium. s 1900 bapbe
man faaoibt Greie pau sinseu, at
man lasbe WiscrnfinH til Snoiana Sers
ritorp, os | 1909 bapDe Regieringen
sget fin eeosrafiite aunbitab snb mere.
iaa ben lasbe Wisconiin til Sqinois
Serritorp. De TO fob MI iammsn en-
Glib; men | 1918 tradbte Sainois ub
at 5trmdst og begpnote at brioe Scr
refining pau esen Saanb iom ielpfans
big Stat. Wisconiin pintebe bu oper
til fin SsIter paa ben anosn Sibe af
Ssen og flog Gag meo benbs. Oct n1e
5irmu talbte fig Widigan Serritorp.
aompaniItabst parebs / 18 Qar. Smibs
l.rtib bar 8lact 5~aptsarigen ubbruot
1882. Gn Snbtansritamms, fom
Sranftmanbsns talots 2ss Sacs
(SGftene), bapoe gaust inb paa at
fIptte oper Misiisfppi os tags Opbolb
| bet nuberenbe Soma .aer Winnsiotu,
men neatebe, naar bet ION, til Stpttet,
at eitsrlsp. Spsrsnstomitsn. Goa
maatte Rssisrinssn fenbe Trooper mob
benz, cs arisen pareoe / flsre aar.
timber lin. Streiftos umtrins / bet sbe
2anb lasoe SFicsrsr os Soloater
Werts til, bDiIte Risbomstilbsr Der
Der lao ubrugts. Rssisringsn 1T pios
9siteb pg oprsttsbe | 1886 DiscOniin
territory. Hu besprbts en- itsrt SnOs
panbrins. 5lotts al Rp6pgsere tOm
sitsnfra. Os gaIlst sssbss, Dd Gmis
s~rantsr fra 5pitlanp Os Rorse fans
Ieoe Der. SomsItsaolobeu bar snonu
lite til; men maj tunbs tage 2anr
pda preemption. Og for at opmuuit,
til goiettslie siorbs man Sortisbss
rsttsn biaig. 5 1916 III 5oltet / Biss
tcuiin 2oD az apnsrssien til at ops
rstte en- Statsrsgiertns; men ben aOn'
ftttuiion. iom nOsls uulsts WGnb uo'
orbeioees, paHbt itte Rpbbsssrnss 81
fab. oe man Tom osrfpr life I Sroen
fsr | 184S. pa inbtrGaots Wiscon'
I'm | Statsrnss R9tte.
Sanee bar Wiseoniin R0rsmant.'
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Stratcnrppcrc paa S,iul.

On 6iuirbitsr fra @sit 4soe street I GeiD DOrt
blsp for life lrUge fbsu az 10 Strafcryrpere. isu ca
lac ~beHgttcoe fs al RicprEes Tor at omjHc bnrta
ircu. Ga'aIst, rguct % laort briblmct tilbaac / gsu
tral Bari. Sicstaaeupe bersttss Der pm Rgp,der,
Tom rr ~bra1aebt al B1Tuo, Der 6cupttrr IA al 9icprcs
os be bar, laaoibt vines, aitto BioN at HUbgal Bolt
ttei, H~tnsleoss Btl GpapDmHc RnrerHt % SiTrtu
- htHe Rgpert az pflbreoeH 90 ogiRa unbgdd AHbol
bttie % ubtnbrst utbbttue iH g~ruiulbe adricrs, bots
octtie itrar I AcgnuDclieH itaHirs peb ben ira'ttat
Welcmfomii al 6oiiciterB WaDcbttterB, tom Gr bus
ito ms met iOrtriHliec urtHbrlDCtbC biibbct i~1dBtiiom
EpHic Get HeUutt ~uyperlige 5urs5pagCtlesmibtSi
CT ben bcoit fleuhts msbisiHtt StItrtt'ir. t''e aisUt
mob uorocHEr tRprfr1e, men ogl0d MOD Rbtumd'
tisme ca D1alaria. Tet Ct Psp pnoSlitn, at sra,
bpullHs aruuots On Icttsit fan betiHmpcs, WruaT
al gttiereu eftcr'etaes al r. BlRteilaht Hc'nItlttr
IiliGloe al Egspepfa. GortoyptIiS, 2tUcrip8r o.
RtrOpftsi. GJurtJ
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tsrssls Tor StanbinaOsrne % ba iIar
Oanlisrns. bens 9itsl CT: "9s itanp
By Uncle Sam a Riuion gops in
blue" pg eaar paa Relpoien Den
fdpre Sano'oloat". 5prfatteren sr
NorcI1'st"s p~sItienbts a.oattsr Sobn
Bolt, Der meb Rstts bar fact Tapn
lom @iieoi9ter, pg bette bans fioIt.
prooutt bill life sisrs boss tioliqsre
tllltomme. Sangen sr prustfulo ubs
'tpret og ino.bolber Soruben Srbene
pg'aa Noter til Rslobien. Gorlqsoes
rem er u. g. SObnion C Bolt, %
State st., Retp gort.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14

nss Sopsofdt. Der idmlsbe be fg
fsrit ! Nnisheosr, o. Der ftiiieoes Luz
t5erfte air,siamiuno. mango 6sns
feenoer 'ptlsr BiseonIin euouu en- Otgs
tig Rpus | Dor Rations 2ib. 6amIs
Winoer buffer op. rdar ri MI fer 80
aar tilbase. Sufsnosr al BEN, Ion
ieners bar fIpttst lansers psitoOer, er
fsote | Wisconiin. Der fob berss
9usse og Der bar osrsS 9arnoomss
biem. Weu enboa TIsrs blso ttlbage og
sr MI mso at lp.snIte fin Stat Og tatte
for be Sober, ben bar gipet BEN.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14
H0PEWELL CLARKE, ST. Paul. MINI.
. baanobos
-
Minneiotas 2opgiuning,
aOo. Z. ~. nrsianosr.

9ubebolbeuSs be / 1875 oeotagus 2ope,
galalope, 5opuloUe, Gouutplooe, Statte.
lore, S,olglO0e, gcilooe. Jatttslooe, 2Ggie.
Itabg. og Gtilsmtsiss 2oue, Real gitate,
geret oa Qauoloos, StIitelooe. Erimiaal'
lope, Glen goUe, 5reontuss'2ooe o.iu.
gu0eu CT unHouRrlig for euboer Gorreta
uju9smdno o. Jaruter. Yieo ben | Suist
fan man ipare fig me8et grposri o9 uo'
after tit Edgi0rer. @oot iuobuuOet $3.50
portofrit. 2jlialgs hos
y. anunoien,
3esorah Sona.
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1ronninaen al 8ortmaal

bar foreIoen mar blspen orGbt al en-
5pr, Der, sfter at bare rsOst ia tss fra
be 8ostsrs, iom fsrts ben til Qrtraen,
gil lss pda bsnoes Gtoipagc msO fam
teoe Son. 8et lpttsoss bog 8ognsn
at TONNE aiueien, bOorpad Sbrer uGia
tebe en- SnsS WsnnsItsr % orabts 10
9sits, tnbsn ben blep LANCET.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14
I Gn9lano

Ialaes aurIis 100000 aunarifusI. til
en- Iamlet gris al 100000 punb. nj
bisre 100000 fiarttaSts Sansere
TANNER 100000 fra apifIauS. So
peoIapst for Sanbslsn msb aanuris
fuule I Gnslanb sr Spen ROrpiH,
Tplio bstaltes for s uomarteoe San.
acre $50 9urb. % Yriisr AZ $40
gunb er life iielone.
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TaIt Gtcm0 o ~.
tilialas ener ttneie.

au,rtisiemsrtrr uuesr "gutes". "IE1tis". TIT
'aIgs" o. "g'tsripsre'tl" 'oftsr Is Gertj Tor % Cro
for bper Sans. 90 en- Gent pr, Cro for alt, ION oUsr'
tiger % Orb. G"OertisNemeutcr %tnoiH8e6 lie Tor
mirbrr erb % Cent?. Btuss maa ulraUiatItB rureiNIs
auc Yeniningsr. Get lsnrsr ia fife az boaisrc taI
inlda Summer.
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Sttob,oipf. "Eerts Gar bar ct mc8tt
mutt boioi 6dnr . Set sioer ham 81 iua
agitoiratif lleittnbs."
Ssur,n: 'Sa, bet bar ban mig at taiis
for, Val leg foe 5tm."
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Gfteriporsiei.

So'iim Ndrius Clieu sftcripgcs al fine
7orGlore I 3aumart. St6iie Cpholb5iteo
Goboen, Brupu Co., Wiuu. @ortsier
2. 81. Glen, SlrepD gpc, ARinu.
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Moosrnt Ntuiif. Ola, lille Rome, fan ou
life bsoc Dor gatitr m, al boloe op rneo M
nuctrus Muft2 Set er 10 ifrriisitst at
bsrs pan."
a5u tu0tr fell, iirrc Mano, BET sr bare
stusptucu, Der isrrtr stsott al Saug,ntsrnt."
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14

On pusaabsfuls Nirf. @rrtsu: 'Spi.
&c en- aursu sang inibtr min Rat | 5uItH
naar Ell Gentleman rstvirsr,r sorsit,u, FAC
Nal &c iua mso mig At bsitile.'
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14

Den merkeIlge sukces. som Young PINK Powders
har Gpn4aet. bsgrunder sig Meilcinens For tenester
Fslgends Brew or n0ksaa bete gnGnde;
C0neordia, No., ode April Ugb.-YOung's Medicine
Co, Newman Grove. seb.-Mine Her rrr' JeR bar mod
tazet Deres Pink Powder or or vel f0ruslet deTnc1
MIN Hustru PLACES af Hoyedpine; men ssagnart tuata
ger et al disc Pulyere, biiyeT huu bra igioh Fer VI NIX
Deres ''Pink Powders. laa nun ulEengs " Dage udeH
at nnde Lindrina. NJ err det AHdsfisdes. Nyl ike
we're disse Puivere forudens--Deres Aug. BRAKEMAN.
Disse pulyere or six ker Kur for H1yedpiue, Og ssndes
III enhyer Adresse we'd madagascar AZ 25e Frimdrxsr
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EARN for Gala

y Winn. 100 4creS ltgc OeO StattoHeu
(SartlauoJ. sun So acreS uuocr 4Ioa,
Neiten Brairte eller @rR2ldu0. On Tel
Terce % 9uno, men ingen Suie. llomRrlst
BeIigseubeo % goot Gauo. 8oot Creamery
/ 8pen, gpoe Stoler, 3irier %luorltb etc.
lIbm9riet gano iUr "Stod, 5arm". 8tutg
Irls o. Sobe 9ouoitiOaer. JOr nptere I'M
6errctntug benueno Iem I'll Giercu: &. u.
Tacgre, 1908 10th aoe., 60, minneapolis,
Wlinn.
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II ftai itfe ienoe
&0ttS

Den uDe ifanotnaDiits goloHl peO Stur-
geol Ban tWIuneiota er en- Sufces. Ienne
aoiont itrtoer fig fra 3anuar 1893.
Ssttlere fra Wiuueiotl, 1nioia, Rebrdta,
Soma, g8tscouiiH, Gbto, Sn6lana, JainptS
og Wi6isaH bar i~lGttet ia til oenue 0olOHi.
Get oil bltpe ben itBrite Der / gauogt.
ganb ira ~ til So pit. arre paa 8 iii 10
Vars 5lo. ONT paa: Der betaIes blot $50
aCntnut, % 80 Aaret meO Reuter til 8 Bro
cent at ijgbe 40 AcreS GaHo I'll So pr. asre.
81 oiisr GaHbet irit, uoeH uogiit. Sirtu
eiter Barter % G%irtulPrer.
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gus Der | ben narmeifs Sremtib
/, Nsr noget, Der fan foruoisss at
Ortnse arisen til en- giTutnirg,
,,NoN9tsisn rim.liapis tuge en- Ian
N'te's, naar ben .r farbts meS
,sN'n9en til arissn, boiIten ben
""0' Srbst al en- lls.s sic.
,sso' mOotos iss fro Nsp gort en-
"%sldug. Der bill bnps fpstisl Sn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14
S WA NJ S O NJ,

Scandinavian Immigration Agent,
903 Globe Bldg, st. Paul, MINI.
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IN bar paret abitinis Sale ON at
Sa' ). grban. Der MI er Sberit for
sS'afo Regiment, bill blipe isnbt til
~"lpptnsrne. Sslomanbene bar
. aUleonins reiit ct Spl mob Rss
sn'ns'n, Der beTfsloes for at pile Be-
!" arisen til at blipe fri for en- al
y 'orltgits WpbFanb.re. 9stte er
'a'Ii9Ots nosst Slubbsr. Spis
'Qan bllOer ienot bib, Iaa sr bet foroi
+o' regiment Ital bib, og life foroi
y II SrIumanbsnss esbsr. 5orres
9'o'tooss bet MI. at preiibentsn sr
S'm 'lto AZ bette Snat % bill ienbe
Yuan 0g bans Regiment til portc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-05
THE GLOUCESTER IN PORT
FORMER YACHT CoRsAIR RETURNS 10
HOME WATERS.
A WARM GREETING FROM THE OTHER wARsHIPs
AT THE roMrxINsvILLE ANcHoRAGE-rHE

VESSELS RECORD OF SERVICE
The auxiliary cruiser Gloucester formerly J.
Pierpont Morsan's yacht Corsair. arrived here yes
terday from Guantanamo Cuba. The Gloucester
shows signs OF damage as a result OF her sharp
and gallant work on July 5. when cervera's feet
was destroyed. Outwardy as she lies at anchor
OF Tompkinsville. she shows that she had been In
service Her coat Of paint has been scraped
of In many places and che looks rusty. On deck
however she looks clean and fresh as II she
bad just come back from pleasure cruise. instead
OF three months active duty
Her officers are Lieutenant Commander Richard
Wainwright, commanding; Lieutenant Harry P.
Huse. executive ofIicer. Lieu,enants Thomas Wood
and George Fl. Norman. Ensigns Edison and Proctor
and Chief Engineer McElroy The Gloucester took
active part in the naval battle OF July g. and
claims the credit OF sinking the Spanish torpedo
boats Furor and Puton, and when she came up to
her anchorage yesterday the men on the other war
ships cheered her as she saued the flagship.
The best shot made by the Gloucester in the fight
off Santiago was fred by Gunner Bird. who sent
shell through the boiler OF the Furor. completely
disabling her Woman Lacey. who was in charge
OF 3-pounder. fired lss shots during the engage
ment OK the crews OF 81 men each Of the
Spanish vessels only were saved from the Furor
and % from the Puton. The Gloucester captured
50 prisoners. After the battle the boat went
actively into the Porto Rican campaign. She
hombarded Guanica. and two 81 her men Yeoman
Lacey and Quartermaster Betstold raised the
American fag over the town. From Guanica the
vessel went 70 Ponce and Arroyo. At the latter
place she sent ashore a landing party consisting
OF forty men under the command OF Lieutenant
Wood Four miles back OF Arroyo were several
thousand Spanish troops. hu, none Of them at
tackled the Landing party. number Of sugar
lighters were captured and sent out 10 the trans.
ports, which could not so near the shore. owing
20 the reefs. on these lighters the troops were
sent ashore After being actively engaged In the
Porto Rican campaign until peace was declared. the
boat returned TO Cuban waters and was there used
as d!sTatrh-boat. She has crew OF ninety
men. all OF whom are we'll. Lieutenant. Commander
Wainwright declined TO say anything about the
worl, OF the Gloucester He looks worn out and
tired after his cruise on the little vessel.
The men have returned here loaded down with
relics Of the lights they have beer in One Of the
features OF the collection is an exploded 6-pound
shell from the Infanta Maria Teresa. This shell
has a hole through II. made by l-pound American
shell. which exploded II. Another relic is photo
graph camera. picked up on the deck OF the
The first shell fred by the Gloucester at Guanica
Is also in the collection. as well as many otner
odds and ends from the various Spanish warships
which would make the heart Of souvenir hunter
glad.