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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-07-22
MOST IMPRESSIVE SCENE

Incidents of the Flag Raising Mt Santi-
ago-MoKibbin Military Governor.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. July l8.-The
American flag is floating over tho gov
ernor's palace. General McKibbon
has been appointed temporary military
governor. Tho ceremony of hosting
the Stars and Stripes was worth all
the blood and treasure it cost. A vast
%concourse of 10, 900 people witnessed
tho stirring and thrilling scene that
will live forever in the minds of all the
Americans present. Across the Plaza
del Refine, where the castle is located,
was drawn up the Ninth infantry,
headed BY the Sixth cavalry band. In
the street facing the palace stood q
picked troop of the Second cavalry,
with drawn sabres, under command of
Captain Brett. Massed on the stone
tagging between the band and tho line
of horsemen were the brigade com.
manders of
General Skaters Divisions,
with their STATS. On the red tiled
roof of the palace stood Captain Nc.
Kittrick, Lieutenant Miley and Lieu.
tenant Wheeler, Immediately above
them upon the flagstaff the illuminated
Spanish arms and the legend, sylvia
Alfonso Kill" All about, pressing
against the veranda rails, crowding to
windows and doors and lining the
roofs, were the people of the town,
principally women and noncombatants.
As the chimes Of the old cathedral rang
out the hour Of IL the infantry and
cavalry presented rms Every Amer.
lean uncovered and Captain McKit'
trick hoisted the Stars and Stripes.
AS the brilliant folds unfurled in a
gentle breeze against o f1eckless sky
the cavalry band broke into the strains
of "The Star Spangled Banner" maxi
ing the American pulse leap and tho
American heart thrill with joy. At
the same instant the sound of the dis.
tant booming Of Captain Capron's bat.
terry, firing q
Salute Of Twenty-one Guns,
drifted in. When the music ceased,
from all directions around our line
came floating across the plaza the
strains of regimental bands and the
mufaed, hoarse cheers Of our tr oops.
The infantry came to ''order arms
q moment later. after the flag was up,
and the band played orally Round the
Flag. Boys" Instantly General Nc.
Kibbin called for three cheers for Gen.
erol Shafter. which were given with
great enthusiasm, the band playing
"The Stars and Stripes Forever"
The ceremony over, General Shaftcr
and his staff returned to the American
lines, leaving tho city in the possession
of the municipal authorities. subject to
the control of General McKibbin.
ARTICLES OF SURRENDER.
Terms of Cap .tu:ation as Signed by the
Commissioners.
SANTIAGO, July lS.-The terms OF
capitulation. as finally agreed to, con-
sists of nine articles, as follows:
First-That oil hostilities shall cease
pending the agreement of final capitu.
lation.
Second That the capitulation in.
y clndes all the Snanish forces and the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-07-22
St. Paul Union Stock Yarns.

. SOUTH ST. PAUL, July 10.
i"ee HOGS - Market weak to &c lower.
sailalRange of prices. $3.55@3.95.
NJ CATTLE-Market active. Fat cattle
mr.. and good stockers wanted.
Sales ranged at s3.2O $3.50 for stockers;
court g. 90 A3.5 80 for COWS; sa.15@2.2o for heif.
Grandrs: 3d. 20 aAlO for steers.
states SHEEP-Markct steady.
.. Sales ranged at 5 A25@l.75 for muttons:
= " il.25@5.40 fer lambs.
he 81 Receipts: Hogs, 800; cattle, loo. sheep.
state 80; calves, 20.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-07-22
Heads Toward tho Sun.

Mrs. Alec Tweedie, in q recent mar.
tive of her experiences in Finland.
Ills how she aud her sister tried to cs.
ape from the glare Of the six months
~ by having their beds mado up with
% pillows at tho foot instead of tho
that they might face fewer VIM
pws and the high headboard oct as a
,reen to their eyes. After several days
;e girl who made tho beds overcame
,r shyness sufficiently to inquire tim
.ly Of their hostess:
ISIS it a part of the English ladies'
kigion to sleep the wrong way round?''
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-07-22
sIinneapoll. Man ROBBED,

CHICAGO, July 2o.-Harry Peters
came to Chicago from Minneapolis and
within half an hour was robbed of his
gold watch valued at SIS. He reported
that the watch was probably taken
while he was on q street car.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-07-22
Plaintiffs Attorney, Devils Lake, N. D.
Dated May Il, 1898.

To iendy Eosenkwatc, Guarantee company, OF
defendants: You will please take notice that the
complaint in the above entitled action was filed in the
office OF the clerk of the district court within aud for
the county of Ramsey, state of North Dakota, on the
9th day of June, 1898. F.. A. MAGLONE,
Attorney for Plaintiff, Devils Lake, N. n.
Dated June 80, 1898. 1852
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-07-22

U. S. Land Office, Grand Forks, n. D., June q. 1898.
Notice is hereby given that'the following-named set
tier has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will
he made before 7. j.. McClory, U. S. commissioner,
at Devils Lake, North Dakota, on August IL,
ls9S, viz: Nelson NJ. Winton for the nwl4 of swl11,
section S, township l51, range Ga.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land,
viz: Charles Baker, John Willink, Joseph Keosh,
WIN. II. Bedford, all of Devils Lake, N. u.
1871 +. IL. KENT, Register.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-07-22
a Mothers
Misery.

The story Of this s00mau is the every day history Of
thousands soM0 are suffering Gs size did; ztMo can be
cured as she seas; spho OWNsauk her for shozoiug them
the aOay to good heath.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-07-22
Poultry. Butter and Eggs.

80 CHICAGO, July 10.
SUN POULTRY-Market for 1.-Two, steady.
TWO Spring chickens, 1l@l2hc; hens So;
anctducks, 6961c; turkeys, 6@S,.
hia BUTTER-Firm. Creamerles, 12@18c;
-, diaries, 11@lShc.
sn0t EGGS-Flrm; fresh. 1lkc.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-07-22
Minneapolis Grain.

oeoE MINNEAPOLIS, July 10.
eco WHEAT-July closed at s8hc: Sep.
tember esq.,; December. 65Ac. On Track
NO. l hard, &Ac; No. l Northern, sS%c;
'eseNo. Q Northern, 84Ac.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-07-22
LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain.


I'll DULUTH, July 10.
,v;th WHEAT-Cash No. hard, SEC;
"''uASo l Northern, $50: No. Q Northern,
lnaSae2c. To Arrive-No. l hard, SOS; No.
have. Northern. s5c: September, 6sl@c;
$50: December, 61Lc.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-07-22

I Chioaco Grain mil ProvI.;nr.
Fred. CHICAGO. july 10
Thoma CLOSING PRICES.
heir rfWHEAT = July. 7t;tc: August 6skc;
M ,sptember, 67h@67Nc; December, $3.50.
sCORN-July, 3:9Sc: September. $685.
'loner, 3iAc; December. siMc; Ma $3.50.
OATS 23Kc; Septclu ,er, 1896;
tho hatay, 2sMc.
ne s1 e PORK July, % s7; September, $1,000.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-07-22
old GLORY Is RAISED
STARS AND STRIPES NOW FLOAT
OVER SANTIAGO.

Iora!'s Army Lays Down Its Arms and
Spanish Rule Has Ended-scene Wat
Most lmpressive-Ccremony of Flag
Raising Was Witnessed by Thousands
Of Poople-General McKibbin in Charge
as Temporary Military Governor.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-07-22
sioux city Live Stock,

- Sioux CITY, Ia, July 10.
- HOGS Market active md steady.
couI Range Of prices, s:.70@3.s5.
laWy CATTLE-Market active.
him Sales rangel'at $l.25@A@ for beeves;
ooa,bl. 50A4.5O for ows bulls and mixed;
eooIBB3 500 .50 for stockers and feeders; $3.50
Jok05.4O for yearlings calves.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-07-22
Chicago Union Stock Yards.

the tic CHICAGO. july 10.
Amc HOGS-Market fairly active. SC lower.
are A Sales ranged ut %. 70@4.OO for light;
49,. .!3.so@403h for mixed; si.S)@4O7k for
tne nSeavy: e3s0@aS5 for rough.
Drisco CATTLE-Market steady to 10, lowcr.
inee 70 Sales ranged at ss.5O@i 75 for lows
been s s'o nel. u. s.. se.~@s,o' iol le5as steers;
some ". Is for bceves.
from tSHEEP-Markct strong.
state. i,Sales ranged at s3.2o@5. 10 for natives;
.,,.I;a :.l0G4.S5 for Westerns; SA.O)@6.60 fol
auditor Receipts: Hogs, 45.OoO; cattle, $500;
farmer .eep. IL 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-13
IT'S Very Suggestive, Anyhow.

you've heard Of men that talked 30 fast
their words fairly tumbled over one another 2"
said Mr.. Bllltops, We'll. where Hive we've got
a clock that strikes that way; BAng-bang-
bang bang ban g-bang-bang-fsste n you can
count. 1t didn't use TO be so. it's taken on this
habit in the last few months and now II / hap
pen 10 hear 1t whenI wake up in the night II
startles mo, always. I've never got used TO II.
tops says Goodness. mol don't do that. II
there's, anything in this house that strikes
quick. let II strike
And now Pm sort OF wondering II that is
any reflection on allow. Notwithstanding
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-13
Harold Frederic and tn. Christian Scientists,

To THH EprToB OF The suN--sfr: 1t Ia to DO
gathered from what you say OF tho case Of Harold
Frederic and his death at the hands OF the Christian
BoientiStn, that you Incline to the notion 10 was by
and with his consent that murderous chariatanry was
introduced into his household In his mortal illness.
1 am positive that whatever acquieScence he gave tho
rial OF remedial agents other than those provided
by medical skill was drawn freA him when his
mind was in . state bordering on insanity. the sad
result Of a stroke of paralysis. the une1peotedness of
which to . man Of his superb physique and iron CON
sdtution was unfortunately misunderstood by its
victim. Mr.. Frederic / know to have been . nFm be-
lever In the viRo. OF his own robust health. He
would bluntly deny the power OF pills and nostrums
70 relieve hun from the heetinK pAIna that now and
no more than human. Yet no man was more solicit
Gus or more gentle In his regard for the physical
well being Of his friends, and many = time I have
heard him urge one who was ailtnR not to trthe with
. possession SO precious a. health.
II seemB to me . great pity . CO Ger so prolific OF
work requir nE broad intellectually should have its
ending clouded by ~ thought that. while yet IL was
so shallow ~ that which. taxing him ~ . disAdvAn-
tage. dragged him down TO upumely death. want
to aay, AS q friend who knew the man heart 10 heart,
that Is master OF himself and OF his will Christian
Science could never have appealed tn him. His great
est book, Tho Damnation OF Theron Ware" IL q voice
ton 20 monstrouB. Where will you mud an analysis
of emotional religion. and is kindred VagAries. moro
powerfully set forth II that we're not enough, II
remains only TO be added. ASA nnAl refutAtton. that
Harold fredsldo was a sgpostie.
bxAAo0S1 ASvS 10 q AHEALOeE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-13
BEAN sNAPpERs HEnE AGAIN.
Police Uptown Mako War on Thorn, but the
Small Boy Isn't Discouraged.

Police Uptown Mako War on Them, but the
Small Boy Isn't Discouraged.
The yearly cycle Of boys games has brought
the bean snapper into annoying and dangerous
prominence again. The bean snapper began
its career as a sling. and consisted OF a band OF
leather. capable OF holding agood-sized cobble-
stone. and two thongs by which 10 swing IT.
Loaded with its primitive missile and sWung
around the head by a muscular arm 1t gathered
great force. When one of the thongs was re-
leased the stone started on its deadly errand to-
ward the foe. The sling gained It's most lasting
reputation in the hands of one David. In the
times OF which 1t Is recorded: There wen
giants in those days"
The catapult and the bow gun RELOCATED the
sling to %obscurity. Later 1t was resurrected
by the small boy. In his hands 1t consisted q
a length OF elastic. or rubber. attached to a slhs
gle stick, used as a handle. and a bit OF leather
to hold the projectile. The missiles first USED
were beans. and the objects aimed at were inc
windows OF quiet-loving citizens and horses
and dogs. Men were added to the list oil TAR
gets. but little damage was DONE. because nv
single stick handle was always In tho line OF
aim and the person aimed at was seldom MT
So the small boy was allowed to practice VIZ
time to think and plan, and in an evil hour 10
thought, Of The possibilities embodied !
cTotcnou SUCK. 10 edcn. Iork ne httdchSstks
length OF rubber and doubled the force OF thY
weapon. He. discovered that his lmprq'So
snapper would carry heavier missiles. ana "
used pebbles with effects that filed bis son
with dismay. He also discovered thai
the forked handle offered no impedimept orr
aim. and drawing back the leather holde; or
level with his eye he could hurl his nlsSnTs,
with the accuracy OF a rife bullet. II was ohIy'
left him to discover that shot OF some eighteen
calibre was the most effective proJectilc lor h'
improved toy. and this he did In short order
One Of these shot, hurled from a weJl,SSp.
1trncted snapper, will kill u bird or periofatssss
double thick window pane as neatly as a rl1eo
bullet, and such perforations may be seen 10
hundreds OF car and store windows, while anI
citizens have carried home tales OF marrow
escapes from pistol shots while travelling 10
This year the annoyance reached unusual
proportions In upper New York. and the poaSs
have undertaken To suppress IL. In MorrisdhlS
orders were given 10 confiscate every be.h
snapper in sight, The patrolmen obeyed 70
the letter, and in Q little more than a week De.
tween 900 and 100 bean snappors OF AL kings
and degrees were dol lvered to Capt. Wiegand'
and the good work 10 stil going on. Mean.
time every toy and potion store In the distEle.
has had 9 boom in the, rubber trade. and mas
also prolted largely In wire handles mani,
tactqred 70 take the place OF the fQrked EtNls
handles still, used by many OF the lads. Thus
lar the ANAL boy has notsbeen dlScouragoa "
any great extent .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-13
OId-styIs P~oIitsnsSS.

Polite Old Gentleman-I perceive. madam,
that 1 need not inquire about your health.
Nice Old L~Ady-ThAnk you. sir. / confess that
i Ieel ten years younger than j 4m.
Polite Old Gentleman-Possibly, madam. but
you cannot tpel . day younger than you look.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12
S4rrdrnsiBat rinr5 PnIiSiitrn.
Mutter, Satin unb apei 8tnOer ME-
bergef6oFen, glet9 9unben. -
Damn Sel6Itmoro.

tp=g prt, II. 4uguIt. - Po@
light 9enrp e, Satplep pom Senoers
loin@0iftritt i6oB beute i'm &aui9e
feline 6rau, feline Mutter Murp 9atps
lep, fsinen bisrjG6rigsn Sobn II. feline
ie4siG6rige So4ter nieber uno iagte
ii4 bunn cine &ugel in ben &opf. @r
tpuroe ms 9oIpitdl ge6ra4t, no er
baIO barauf itarb. Die iibrigen Opfer
Iiegen i'm nNepzgorter SpIpital" bar
nieber, unb bic Mer5te erfIGren i6re
Dunoen fir tDotIi9. Die ein5ige
4uftlGrung iiber bas 8erbre6en be-
ite6t in Der 8emerfung, pel9e 9atpz
lep'S Satin ma4te, e6e tie bepuBtloS
tpuroe, ndmli6: ,0as SrinteH 1T an
bieiem Omen i9ulo."
(Spdter.) - 5Srdu 6apleD, Die
Mtutter oes S6Gter5, te6rte beutegfa9z
mittag i'm 9oipital cine 3eit lang ms
8epuBtiein 3uriid uno t6eilte nit, i6r
So6n lei in 5olge i~i6ermdBigen Srins
TENS gGn3Ii9 BON Sinner gepeien. Gr
babe 5uerit feline 6rau, Oann tie Ole
W2utter), oann ieine 3pet 8inOer unO
oann ii6 iel6it gei4ofen. Die Sra
g0ote ereignete ii4 gegen Mittag in Der
0obuung Der 6omilie SapleD.
Omen 8dQdQ6er, pel6er. in elmer
8ertItdtte binter Der Nobnung drbeiz
tete, mar 4ugen3euge zines Sbeiles Der
Srag0bte. Gr b0rte einen Wortpe6z
lei unO iah, ais er uuf6lidte, ben Poz
tighten am btnteren 6enIter iiBen.
9aplep bate einen Repolper in Der
9anb unb betruhtete ben Qduf. Damn
fling er an gu flu4en unO befabl ieiner
6ruu, i6m aus ben 4ugen gu ge6en.
5rdu 6aplep, fen, bic Mutter, legte
benz Wiit6enOen einen Nrm UNI Oen
Baden uno perIu4te, ben RsDolper
fort gu ne9men. Der 8etruntene ftteB
lie jeOo9 meg unb i6oB bic gdn5e ga
mile nieoer. Gallagher idb ben 90
tighten, nu6pem er Die 6rauen gez
i6oi1en bate, aud ouf Die &inOer
feuern. rgr idOB lie 3uIammen,
glei6 6unOen," fagte @aIagAer.
WGbrenD bic Mutter i6m ben 4rm nm
Den baden gei4lungen bate, maAte
9atptep pieoerboIt bic 8e~mertung:
nS'u fir tbem aq!"
6ruu 9apIeb Ole Mutter) uno Die
6eioen &inDer Iino 6eute Abeno ge~
itor6en. Sbre 2ei6en, IOpie Oiejsni8e
Oes S6dter5 itno in bas 2Otal zines
2ei9en6eitutter5 ge6ra4t porOen, tpo
iie BON 9unOerten BON Reugierigen in
4ugenifein genommen purOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12
SismarfsI ranrrfeirr in NnntrraI.

MontreaG, Ganaba, II. Dug.
= 9eItern Mbenb fano in Der 6ieiigen
beutf9en Stride cine er6ebenbe Sob
tenfeier gu G6ren bes perItorbenen Be-
grinders bes neusn beutI6en Rei4es.
6iriten 8ismurd, 1tatt, Die Stride
mar nit 5ablrei9en beutI9en 6abnen
unO Sraueremblemen gei6miidt. Nez
ben Der &un5el itanb auf einem poz
blum inmitten elmer 8lumengruppe
oas BON einem Gi6enfran3e umgebens
Bib 8ismard's. Hur Ielten MAJ Die
feline freunbli9e Stride pobl 10 gez
fiiQt, unb auBer Der oeutT9en &olonie,
Die unter 5iibrung bes Deuti4en &onz
Iuls. 9rn. 8opp, boq5GbIig eri9ienen
mar, batten ii9 6~erporragenbe 0titz
glieOer Der Itdatli9en, fopie Der Tab
tii6en 8ebDrben, bes &OniularperiOz
mails. bes 9i9tsrz unD dr8tli9enStan
bsS eingefunOen. @u9 lie MOLTEN un@
Ierem grOben 5obten bic leBten G3ren
erpeiIen. Giugsleitet purbe Die 5eier
bur9 einen Gboralgefang unb barauf
belt Der 9uitor Der beuti9en Semeins
be, 5r. Riepel, cine treffli4 bur4oa4z
tie @ebG9tniBrebe. Ra9 benz S9lub
Der &ebe trug Der @eiangberein rSeus
tonid" Elm 2ieb Dor, unb Elm BON Der
8erIammlung geiungener @bprdl en-
bette bic in ieber 8e8ie9ung einbruds@
bOae Seier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12
Wrntcrri in Camp Wrrritt.

8enniDlpanier 8struten pertpeigern
ben @e6orIam, neil i6nen oas
gfien ni3t 5uiagte.
Gam Merrttt, Sal, II. Qu>
quit. - Gpmpognie M1 oes 10. 9ennz
iplbanier Regiments 6reiniuiger, be-
itebeno aus Retruten, bat gemeutert.
Na9 benz Mittagsefen gingen As
Manu BON ben 60 3etruten an Den
Strife uno gaben Dem Sergeanten
Sbap gu DerItehen, baB Tie Dom Oyer
3iren fortblei6en piiroen, penn Iie
nidt beFeres GTen erbielten. Die
Meuterer purben in Qrreit gei9idt u.
muBtan duBeroem orei Stunoen CUR
Strafe ererSiren. Sin &riegsgeri9t
piro Ii3 pa6rI6airli9 nit Der Sa3e
gu befafTen BADEN. Die 3struten ma
rem CUR Q%uffiiGung bes in Manilu itez
6enpsn penniplDauii3 en Regiments
6eitimmt.
Sn Den bieTigen SoTpitdIern 6efinz
ben ii9 329 tranfe SolOuten. Der
9emeine 5orrD 3eeo bon G~ompagnie
6 oes /. Nsp : Yprter 6reipiQigenz
Regiments lit an Der 2ungenent3iinz
Dung geitorben. @s mar Der erIte
9ooe5faQ. Die 2ei9e miro mad
Utica, q. : g., gei4idt fperOen.
Die Meuterei unter ben 3etruten
oon Gompugnie e" uno %" i'm 10.
9ennfploanier Hegiment, bic am9ienz
tag itriften. neil ibnen bas 8egi>
mentseiien ni9t gut genug mar, lit,
I'm nit OberItIieutenant Barnett,
Dem 8orgeieBten biefer Retruten, gu
reOen, nein 6etgeIegter SAIL" Den
2euten lit 8eneralpurbon %berpiqigt,
ibre 0offen iino linen 5uriidgege6eR
unb bic orei an benz San betbeiligten
llnterofft3iere perben ni6t oegraoirt.
Die 8etruten BADEN feierli6it geIobt,
es ni6t tpieoer gu tbun unO ii9 in GU
tunft als anitGnOige SOlOuten auf3uz
fii6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12
Gntriiltrtr &iraiuirr,

Die tiir3life &ubeit0rung i'm Camp
QIger. "A M}e6r Sppbusfrdnte.
= Der MarI4 nab 26orOag9z
fare Sap.
Gamp QIger, @a., II. Qugut.
= 8roBe @HtriiItung berrI8t unter
ben Sffi3ieren unb Soloaten bes 3.
8irgtnier 8olortGr : &s9iments ii6er
Die, pie Ie iagen, faH8en 4n9aben,
lpel9e in8erbinoung nit Der amM&onz
tag Ibeno itattgebdbten Ru6eIt0rung
9e9en lie gema9t porben Iino. sic
ld9sn, oisfe lei 0ur9 oas 9erii9t entz
itanoen. elm SoIpital : 4ufIe6er fei
bon einem 6ar6igen ermproet porben.
Der 9aufe Solbatsn, pel9er Die
Wd6tpoItenlinie iberf9ritten babe,
lei aus nur 13 Mitgltebern oes 3. Re
giments BON @irginten, Is bis % opm
/. Regiment bon Connecticut uno 10
Biz Is Sploaten pon dnoeren Gegiz
mentern 5uidmmsngeieBt gepeien; es
lei einem Sffi3ier oes 3. Regiments
bon 8irginien ni9t i9per gcporoen,
BEN 9an5en 9aufen sur Riidtebr tn's
Eager gu peranGafen. Spdter fei eiz
ne nod Otel grOBere Nn3a6l SOlodten
bor Dem Eager 8uiammengeitrOmt, UNI
Die urfa9e Der 4%ufregung tennen gu
lernen, ober cine pirfli9 ernI te Rube>
it0rung lei ni9t borgefommen. 8ene>
raj Butler lei auf Der Scene erit err
i9iensn, alg fat f9on ONES bprii6er
gspeIen, unb babe oonn, infolge Der
iibertrie6enen N~ngdben, Die inn iiber
ben 3pif4enfaq gema6t puroen, Die
Sd3e in einem biel gu ern1ten 2t6te
aufgefaBt. Sine 9drlegung bss
S6atbeitarbes lit pon % Offi5ieren
Des 3. 4egiments bon 8irginien unterz
5ei6net uno ber0ffentli9t porben. Sc
miro oariR ipe3ieq al5 unpabr be-
3ei6net, Dab Die 8irginier Bel Der Sc
IegenFeit ibren Sffi5ieren ben 8e6orz
fam berpeigert bdtten unO BON anoez
rem &egimentern nit ben Waffen in
Der 9ano bGtten ms Eager 3uriidgez
trie6en perOen miiFen. Der angebli6
BON einem Neger ermorbete SoIpitul=
QufIsber lit feitoem pieoer geIe6en
poroen; er bat 8erleBurgen baoongez
tragen, pp4 bdlt man oieie ni4t fir
t0otli8.
GinunsOreiBig Sppbustrante muB@
ten geTtsrn nd4 Dem SoTpital in Sort
Meper oerbra6t psrben. 9ur9 ben
Mangel an 6elb : S~oipitdlern ptrb
Die Qufgabe Der 8egimentsdr3te ie6r
erI6pert. Die 5peite 9ibiIion bat
am 9ientag, ungea9tet beftigen 3ez
gems unO aufgenei4ter 2unoItraBen,
S%borougbFure Sap, 8a., na9 einem
febr raI4en Mari4e po6Ibebolten err
rei4t.