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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21
NEWS WANTS Are READ BY BUYERS
IS Nh They Py. One Cent ERB1 ERR 1HR H 0GN Ced HH&&u@B, HH&& @
REAL ESTATE TO LET.

TO LET-Upper and lower tenemonts,
Z rooms each, 43 Brigham street; rent
SIC upper, $li lower; just put IN INST
class condition A.. o. MCKEE, l0'
street. dlI-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21

FOR SALE--On East Side, a fine es-
tate, One-family house, $1,000 So. fl. or
land; old trees and shrubbery; beautiful
place @. l.. * III. j. GROSS. Banigan
building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21
REAL EsrATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-On Westminster street.
near Hammond street. investment prop
erty; VIII sell for assessed valuation.
G.. l.. q H. j. GROSS, Banigan building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21

TO LET-No. lG Cypress ctreet. one
family house. rooms: rent Sli per
month. G, l.. & II. j. GROSS. Banigan
building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21

FOR SALE ON Cushing street, two
building lots. 5Oxl34 each: southern eX-
pOsure; a good building site. q. l.. ~
fl. j. GROSS, Banigan building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21

WANTED-Girls that can solder set
up, charge and string up work. Also
Press Hands Apply 10 VIM H. La
ther q Sons, PA oxford street II
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21

wANTED-AGENTS TO sell our line
of Christmas goods; first-class induce
ments. G. +. ADAMS co, No. 30 snow
street dl9-6t.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21
OFFICE AND DESK ROOM.

TO RENT-Desk Room. 90 young
lawyer or real estate agent, Banigan
Building, address, Box G, News Office.
d20.tf.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21

FOR SALE-On Hope street, hne
estate, large lot of land large house
large barn; want TO sell quick. u. L.
d III. j. GROSS, Banigan Building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-25
Posner's
3leiDr16e,

@tibs sudsalsiOrOd. = .sarnsI.s. - Si. b.a.
eorte - 69c.
S,fs Sort, SoO,rt=GGOtb=aI.iorpd., tief.r ecum,
fraHl0Fi6c sti6lOHene Stdbts unb str.iieu an s,r
aubeui.its, puHenO Our6dus uno ni6t ,uSDr Der.
fault Bis iu Ssi.r Bs8t lu 81,
R.in. 2inu.u4GraibssltisrOd. ui5t bi. es=
DSsulib. f6lidts SUrt., nit ben eaussn pirfli6.n
9.rOitnft,n Der 5srm Der sinist.it a.oSf,rt, ab,r
nit s.ritb.n SstpanDtb.it in 6orm uns 5Has uui,=
r,r b,f,u Rl,iOrS6. uuS s,rfauft o!s ,in uniib.r.
tDinOli8.r 5itbrtr iu $1.OO.
eubia. IeOtfarbiu. ainn.n elsiSr5d. (rsin.r
6Iu9s) NIT ti,f.n edum,n unb f.iuR.r grb.it
s149.
9B'ibs giQus=gOrO=sI,iOr6d.. fri5.r $3.50. i,st
$175.
S'fft GorS= oS'r JIdtribTSiuu., Sg1dnils 6IOnus
et.'akiOr0de tiefs edumt uuO 4r-.sanN. seios
50 4S pertb, g. 4S
6'ins GaHIUOn;n. sust=aleiorSd,, nit p.rcalu,
GsfHtNrt unD untcretfattrt ,in srd9tiu,s slsi.
Ounostid gu $2.9S
ati5s eutrtzsrinantH:. pcnt ft5,u Sore, bHbI6
nit Seredlin. s,ittsrt, ,pii6snesfiiinrt unS nit
Gcrcuropsani6lde; uur nit ire,nD ,u,m iu 800
5u Dsrsl,iheH. $3.9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-25
Gr6Rerer SeSuftiuns- Sserfanf BON
@eifiuaaren.

G,ibt inSii3s 9irn,n, sOas 4os,6niue qefdrbt.
unO i6D1N 2utuus, f,in,s tu.i3 aSpretirt,s eona.
Glotb, 3GsjoliaS SfirjeH nit satiu=RaHfen
lluipu Graib4Suitine, p,ib. Eud.Su itpari,
2aDns, Farrirt unO spisnzStr.if,u, tp.ibtr gB.lts
9iuus, sttrciftt uHO QlaiO=9aaOOf ETC., bis III IS
Cts. tusrt6. 1Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-25
0rDRerer &ebnftinnS= =Verfnuf BON
Satpns, 15c..9Sertbe sm 7te.

IA ffo brsi psri6ieOsu. 9artitu uutsr otsiem
9rsfie - Gritens ino oa biibib. grnts =aapug in
ki6tsm Slau, Ioia, 2uusnOsI, erau uuO 6,lo,
tin gcitrtiit; bies HO itbr auss.iudbtt Habrftats
Die JDtits fno cine 9arti, aus Rarin.blau uuO
Bsib, iS6ipara unD g1.ib oeblimt, nit etrdf.n
uno poIfd=SipfsH; pieie 9eaar,n FnO f,br tart in
Rd6irdge. Sritt. Eortie - einia. i,br fd3one o,.
orudte Grsunbies, m0irtt.Gif,ft. in glum.ns uno
StrsiftnsGntpirfsn uuo et6liimten iriId5.u Tim=
fiss, tibt otorbtittt uuD ausg,piblts Ttuhr. Tic.
8rDRerer HeouttiOnS=0 Eppn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-25

80 q I + in 9tp n, 9. g., "a. Sult.
- Sm &riessbepurtement purbe fpdt
bsute Ra9mittas ertIdrt. bub feline
offiais[sn 8erihte bonn 9eneral Miles
Dor mor9en erpurtet tperb.n tOnnen.
Man bere9net, baB er beute Wtittag
ober Mbenb an bem fir bic 2anbung
ieiner Sruppen uusgetpdbIten Puntte
Der &iifte BON portp Rico ongetpmmen
1T. Sb er Dor Qntunft feiner gan5en
Expedition cine Qanbung unternebmen
pirb, bGnst eGnali9 bon ben ltmitGnz
ben ab, pel6e BEL ieiner Intunft OBJ
tpaItsn. Soqte er feline Ipantf f9en
Sruppen OOer nur cine unbeOeutenoe
4n3ubl an Der &iite borfinben, 10
tpirb er 10 raf4,uIs mOgIi4, feline 2su.
te ausf4iffen, um iie BON ben Stra=
paben gu befreien, peI9e ibr gerbletz
BEN auf einem ii6erfulten S9iffe unz
ter tropiI9er Some nit Ii9 brinqt.
Der 9eneral fiibrt senug Qrtiqerie nit
ii9, UNI irgenb cine bon ibm 6eIeBte
Stellune gu bebaupten, unb duberbem
pirb er cine Stelung austpGblen, bic
bur9 bic @eIdiiBe Der 8egleiti4iffe
bes @eI9pubers be6errI9t pir0. 0as
&risgsbepartsment bietet in5pt9en
Qqes duf, Inn ben ReIt Der Expedition
on Srt unb SteIIe 81 i9uffen. Srupz
pen finb bon Sampa unb @5arleiton
aus untsrness unb iollten POrto RicO
gegen N&itte bisier DO4e errei4en.
4uBeroem peroen bic bonn General
8roots befebligten Sruppen. pel8s
beute aus Gbidamuu9a gu 9amptonz
Roabs onIdngsn, binnen einem ooer
spei Susen eingei4ifft tperOsn. Gs
1T m0gli9, buB bic 2unbungs Pldne
bes Generals W1ilss bur9 ben Wdngel
On Qi6terI9iffen I'm mebrere Gage
Dera0gert tperben tDnnte, lebo4 1tno
etli9e 2i9teri4iffe bereits unteripsgS,
unD anbere lpsrben obne 8er3ug na4z
eeI9idt. 9luf ieoen San ptrb be
2onozGampagne ouf Guba nod DOR
bem gnbe Der beute be9onnenen WO9e |
i'm 9angs iein.
General Sbafter msIoet 9eute per
&ubel, bdB ii4 Der 3uItano ietHer
Sruppen raid 6eFert unb bub er btn% |
men einem ober atpei Sd9en ale ietne
Solbaten in bequemen, gelunoen Gd@
eerItGtten untergebra9t bdben tptro, |
mo- iie ii9 BON ben SfrupaBen Der
@antiago@Gampu9ne erbolen tOHntn.
Der @enerul bat our 3eit ettpa IL ,OOO
IpaniI6s @efangene gu Derpflegen. Gr
III nod ni9t i'm Stunbe getpeisn. benz
felben 3elte gu liefern, ieoO4 tptro Ote<
fem MongsI mOgIi4it rui4 abgebOIten.
unb mittlsrpeile Iinb bic Spdnler
ni9t f9le9ter baran, aIs Dor Der @inz
na6me bon Santiago.
S6dfter erpGbDt in ieiner Depsi6e
J2idts pon benz onge6li9en 3erDurt@
nib nit @orcid, Odgegen beitdtlgt er
Die Nq6ri9t i6er Den BON @plDeitsr
5coDel, etnsm 3eihIH9s Gorrsipon@
,enten, auf ibn (Sbdfter) gelegentlt4
,es 2lufbifens Der ameritdnii9en
ylugge in Santiago seua6ten 9lns
riff. ScoDel pollte nit dLIer Sepalt
'si benz 4ufbiiisn Der 5lasse mitpir@
en-, purbe ieoo9 auf 8efebl Sbdfter's
'on bem 9d9e bes quIaitss entfernt, |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-25
posner'S
@r1Rcrcr 3eSnftipns. . erfauf BON
Sdlubmaaren.

7frt ReOuftor,n perotn nibt Sc. t,mppr6r,n
91aarenlaauH, n:l6e fir bic e3,lsotnb,it ott1utt
fno stma6t abtr IS hns oi. tisffttn uuo Dirftst,n
S6nitts in Den 9,rfauis= 3iiiern unj,rtr beftH rnn
an.rtiTntsiteH Gubbil,ioune.
Gopin G. 9urt & Go.s israun: sttosn sgpth.u.
I,ueaSpiBsH. gppns aiDs5oreD crforp= lts ami
Barrier SpiseH etmd6t, ntrib 800 81 25
Jrauens oaao= g9elt Qtatr=Criorp.1i,g NM MIN.
riat Ausgtb.= S6ubs btl= sO,r punf.flso,riarbi,
9B.!ns ooer ,MirooHs' S6aftiruHqtu, gen.. aug.
eo,: unO ReetntaSpistn=st al. u,utttn mo,
Dtl, s. uno 81. 80 p,rtb $107
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-25
CRIT bemte hiirftem 1tadtrtdDtrm rimtretfem.
9ie 2anonng auf YOrtO &iro tDirO bieaei1t ert
tit cinigen Sagcn erfOlsen
5t1elnu1tnf1t nes Gerternla $bnfter.

Gage gnsenen @pansr SpDer @coDrs angrif au
cOmmdnOrnben GensruI Die @er9n @ubo
qepsisner 8regs GorrpOnOensn Sobions 9lGne 3ur
9ebung Des ipantTfen Rreu3ers g6rifoba golon"-ge
bentde 3unabme Der arantbeitsfdae untsr unieren
Sruppen gu Santiago = Gin 4ppeq Der Guboz
q ben prGiOsnteu 3uItGnoe in Saz
enem IpaniIfen @prrepons
benten gdiIbert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-25
0rDRerer &eSnftinnS= =0erfanf bon
Saumfupn= StleiOcr= Tabrifatcu.

9Sir Offerirsn siniss eri6rt6.nOs Btrtb, in q,=
Orudten aapns - uus,idbr 5000 garOs - in bun.
bert ptri6it0,utH Ulutsrn. Sic T0Otu Fnp: Haucps
stripes, gtbliimt, itrdg qerpirfst unb farrirt in
5urbsH: Roia uno 0.ib, 9luu uHo 98.is. S6uar,
uno lDsb, gruu unO Sbparj, Griin uuo 8,iB.
geeib unO Braun, gBsb unO Rariueblau, g5sib unO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-25

unb perieBte in ieiner Wut6 oem CONF
munoirenben 9enerdl einen 6duItz
I9fag in's 9eTi8t. Gr bGtte unter oem
&riegs9eIeBe i9tper beItraft tperoen
t0nuen, pieuei9t our9 ben SOO, aGIein
S6ofter bsgniiste li4 bamit, i'm BON
Cuba aus5utpeiIen.
9rsi anoers Gorrefponoenten mu4<
ten Ii4, pie Sbafter fernsr meIost, Ell
nss nod ernitsren 8ergebens f9uloig,
inOem lie bur9 @erbreitung auftpiegz
IeriI9er Girtulure Die 8ep0lterup9
bon Santiago rei3ten. Sbre MdBndbz
men bGtten 5u Nufrubr uno 8lutDer=
giebsn fiibren f0nnsn. Gu9 bieIe Gorz
reippnbenten DurDen ausgeIpteien.
Der @eRral ertlGrt, er babe bur9aus
Ri9ts eegen Die NnpeIenbeit bon@orz
rsTponbenter in ieinem6auptquurtier,
inbefen miiBten lt4 oieIeIben ben lib
li6en Hegeln untertperfeH, uno Die
3eitungen, beren @OrreIponoenten
ousgepieIen tpurben, biirften oieIel6en
bur9 anbere erieBen, pel3e berett
Ieien, Ti9 ben @e6oteB Der MGBigung
unO &lug6eit gu untertperfen. S6after
iteut bic bon etIifen 3eitungen Der0fz
fentIi9ten fenIatiunelIen 8ert3t. iiber
bic ongebIi3 I6(s4te 8erpfIsgung Der
Sruppen Dor Santiago pdbreno Der
gelagsruns in @breoe. Gr giebt gu,
baB es sine 3eitIdng On Sabad febIte,
ertlGrt iebO9, Die SoIbateR 6dtten
fOnf feline g2otb geIitten unb ieien nit
S9iffs5piebad, Sped, Suffee uno
3uder binlGngli4 perIOrgt pOrben.
DAB es Bel elmer 8eIGgsrung unb Bel
mebrtdgigen&GmPfsn ni4t gerube berz
geben tunn, ME in einem 6otel, giebt
Sbaftsr sbenfaqs gu, unb peiIt oaz
ruuf bin, ouB er ielbit in 5Olge Der
ausgsitdnOenen StrapuBen trunt bar
nteoer gele9en bat.
Wtit Der pergdngensn @o9e lit Der
brittle Wtonat oes 8rie9es gegen Spa
nien Deritri4en, unO Die Regierungsz
bedmter, pom prdIioenten berub Bis
gum 0epdrtementsS@lert, ftimmen in
Der 9lnliat iibersin, oaB lie ale Itrz
IdGe bu6en, nit Dem aeiuItat 5ufries
ben gu iein.
lieutenant 9obion bate beute cine
ldnge llnterrebun9 nit ben 8eamten
pes 5lottenbepartements u6er feline
Pldne CUR 9e6uns Oes &reu3ers .Griz
itobul @oIOn," unb Elm arrangement |
CUR Qusfii6rung oerielben lit nit Der
nMerritt &c Chapman Wredin1 Co."
Don Nepzgort getr0ffen tporosn. Sob |
ION TT ubsr3eu9t, odB Die 9ebung gez
lin9eH nirb, faGs man bic 4r6eit in
9ngriff nimmt. eFe ous mOsIide gin=
treten zines Sturms feline pIdne Der=
eitelt.
gtne 6eute 46eno bem 9eneralaoz
iutanten @Orbin 3ugegungsne 0epeI9e
1us Santiago melOet bier tpeitere go
oesfdus om 9elbeH 6ieber Il. 1896 neue
Srtruntunsen an 6ieber auer Sorteu
inter unIeren Sruppen. @iele Der
pdtieHten BADEN nurWfdIdria, uno bic
Ierinee 3a6l Der SoOesfGLIe gilt uls
Seipeis, odb aud Ods sefiir9tets gsl6e
5ieber in iebr miloer 6orm auftritt.
GSeitere Seritte iiebe 3. Seite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-25
YOSner'S
Wrd6frtr RrOnktionse l1erhanf 10 nod
grORartisrrrn n1frthtn.
0r6Bercr SebnftipnS= =0erfnnf BON

grOkartigrrrn I11trtbtn.
@r6serer 8cSuftipns. @ erfauf BON
sDmmer.aleiScr. SRaterialien.
Sic tOnnen Rebuftionen i'm greiIe
ni8t 10 DieI in irgenb etpas anerfen=
nen, oIs sic 6ei SommerfleiberzMaz
teridlien tbun, benn biefes 1T bic oez
eisnete 3eit fir Sic, bic tiefen S9nitte
pdbr5unebmen, peI4e @ei6Gfte, tpie
oteies, 81 MAIDEN li9 erlauben f0nnen
uno in ben bubf9sFen, ele9anteIten
uno lpiini9ensDert6eiten &leioerfas
britoten du6 Dirtli6 MAIDEN. @ir
geben S6nen bic feife @erIi9srung.
tpsnn mir fagen, oaB fol6e Yreiie, tpie
Oiefe, i'm reipettabeIr @ef9GftsIeben
ME 5upOr ertpGbnt porben linb; unb
es 9iebt, bon unierem Stanbpuntte
aus geipro6en, teiR materielIe Be-
aren5ung fir bieIe QuantitGten; bic
grOBe Nu4frase, peI9s bur4 bieie
Preiie creirt pirb, muB Sic our @rz
langung 9efen Derdnldifen, mas inn
mer ben grOBten 8oraug fir Sic bat.
0rDkerer 3eSuftipnS= Wertauf BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-25
GuMmcr= Sei0e.


2ls unS 27siOus. ptOrudtt 5oulurps In S.n6om.
binationsn non Mdrinebldu uuo Bulo, edbpara uup
eeIiO, 9i3rtls unO SOia, s6ipdr, unb gees, sra.
rinsbau uno gS,ib uHO Sraun unb gtib in bib.
lten 0sbiimten GHtuirieu; tbtniO eir 9urti.
9ldtofStripts uno SaffstuzSsioe in bltuOmOm
S6parS nno 2stib, DlarintblGu uno qpeib, Roia
unO ge,ib Grin unD 8sib, glau.aOio urO ga,ik
Garnst uuO Grin, 6elio uub Grin, Roio uup
Stiparj uno Rariu,blau unS Garnet BON 40 6ts
biz 80 Cts Sn bsn 9trsauF futroen aIe uni,r, %.
unD 44ajOuign Characterization in Str.if,n unb
SrScnocn eineeiblOfsn BON SOC. bis 75c tpertb,
29c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-25

Wl6esu ou9 einiee psniss drauen Oit,r 9sboups
tunV piO,rpp:Gcu. Si.i,nistu, Dtl6s einmaI tirtn
Sos=9tangs Oeriu6t 6absn iDiirptn ii4 ME iberr,.
osn dsn, iu Der u,rdtsten @letbpO, suridiutsbrtn.
99is Sic iebeu. it IS 10 lsi9t, sin.n gaszRares
au reouIirsu. a9.nu Sic b,abi6tiosn. Ous cine @ss
nIiiie Iungiomtr fobtn gu laHsn ais Oas dHStrt 10
bubsn Sic MIR Osu pabn gu orc6sp, unO 81. f0Hn,n
Die Sibe ouf irocnO siutn Qspiiui6ttn GraO rtou,is
ren Safelbt it nit 5brtm grattn Der 5aa 8,nn
D,ritlbt ,u rai6 rDfst, baben Sit nibt n6tbs, bi.
gadof,ntbirt iu 5ifnen uno su risfirtn, Oab Die
9lbfiiblunQ iu sbr trfolQt. Sie f0nn.u Sbrsn Gass
e2aHqs in iGOsr Dem 5tiid OienIi6tn g9sii, reous
lirfn. Q969
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-25
'rDRerer 8ebuttiuns=@erfauf Ippn
gcorudten 9aiunS.
1Oc. uno 12ic. @ertHe IN &c.

Eitis 9artie reprdIeutirt CUTE 5Bsrtb. uub ums
fast Spi5eneeftrefts u.blimts 2dlpus, o,orudte
saepn,ttts uup 2appd=Tuus - Roth uuS gp,is
S9Ddr3 uub qS.ib uuo Nsrin.bluu unb R,ib,
SOltns5ipfa bsri6R6susr gr6be. Geareifte 9as
rnsr earuns, iebr f9ORt 99aarn; te6t earb,itets
srorrdte 0ruanDies, SaarliHitn 6tr.iF,n uub
9oliusSapf.tn in mdrine6lau uno Sd5par, uuo
bel,rLei dHp.rtn Wuftcrn- &c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-25

Sirie Seiie nirO in
iursfaltiger @ciir prGpu=
rirt, unO Die Oafiir berz
luanbtrn WateriaIien iiuh
bic britrn, Drlhe Der mez
bi3inii6rn @iiieuibaft be-
faunt finn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-25

= Der @enerdl GommiifGr Der
8er. Stauten fir bic Barrier @elts
4usitelung, +. 20. Bed, pirb iein
gureau i'm 9u0itorium in G6icago
iofort erOffnen. 3peigbiireaur perz
Den in Hetp@Yort uno paris erOffnet
Deroen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-02
LIVES ARE LOST
AND HUNDREDS
WITHOUT HOMES.
WISCONSIN A SCENE OF DEATH.
A. Mason- the Rich LsmherDAn,
saves Himself by PiunEfng Into
Cedar Lake-PaFsiea search
ing for Victims.
WISCONSIN A SCENE OF DEATH.

MILWAUKEE,. Oct. The peSunsary
damage x9eagAS by TIE forest sres il the
northwestern part o. r6e state cannot DC
estimated az present u amounts - any
where between enc ard I've million eoI-
lars Many days Will e.s2ss before the
extent CT TIE run Gf the fiery element
vii De known 4 general rain Is falling
throughout TIE state tonight This VIII
undoubtedly pGt an end 20 the devastation
Clarke. C.1ppe@a and Barron counties
appear 20 have suffered the greatest Ge-
strucIson- Over 10 people are reported
missing II tae vicinity o. Eice Lake.
Sixty families ara homeless near CuEnne--
Land Seve1ty-%ve families AZ Turtle
Lake and many farmers have iosE gu their
property and had Il narrow escape THEM
sesves i. Is be;.sved mat many persons
were burned 10 death n taesr efforts al
ngntalg the flames, being unable 10 escape
when sae4r efforts failed.
Many .zarrGg escapes are cep1<sSo A
parry Of ioggegs II charge o. August Ma
son. Of c14ppsSa Ea-.s. were returning
from the camps 10 Cedar Lake Inef
had a race ger cheir lives, having a aA2di-
Sgp over the flames az eight miles and
having bat Eve miles 10 cover The party
made for tae lake. mounted On atrses
With heat and smoke almost UApesA~ao4 e,
she first sscsiGn Of the loggers ana iae-f
horses barely reached the goal n time.
dashing into the lake, where they remain
cd Until tie flames passed over. -Four
are believed u aaSe been lost
Many persons sought refuge IN wells
Reports from Cumberland tbs afternoon
saw the town = in danger. Business Was
stIs ndsd and the citizens were out N
force 10 endeayor 70 check the flames.
A special 20 the Journal from E.cs lake
says:
Relief parties are now out through the
burned districts south and west CT this city.
The lass Ok lie from the disastrous tires
cannot nov be estimated, bat II vii be
great TIE work OF getting 70 tire burned
districts : slow, as all the bridges are
down Over hundred people are missing.
MANY dead bodies have aeea found burned
beyond recognition The remains OF one
mar by the name Of Nelson was Found
this morning at the bottom 5f wei, waera
he had gone 70 escape the IRE. At anoSner
place a woman and Swo children ware round
In a we'll II another place, where a man
Rad been piowtrg n field. his caarred
remains and the carcasses o. tbs horses
were found. All tss cattle. horses and otne:
stock in a large district have been huTasd
to death. The Wind this norE-1s Is so4Ll-
eaSt, and blowing a. the rate OF about forty
miles al hour.
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CoLoREp TROOPS WELCOMED.
Salt Lakes Eufhusiastic reception
CT the 34th Infantry.

SALT LAKE. Oct. That portion Of
the Twenty fourth Infantry. the co-ored
heroes 0f the Santiago campaign. wEo
fought 50 gallarTiy AMI then id such no
be work as nprsess III the yellow fever hos
pltaIs when was ordered % Fort DOUG
las arrived this morning. Cheering tEoi-
sands were a. the railroad station 70 meet
them and as the central portion Of az in
nen<e para Il they marched through dae
streets Of the ci.y and teak the cars for
Fort Douglas, whers they were served VIII
dinner by the ladies % the Red Cross.
CHICAGO Oct. THE Twsnty-nfta reg
u,ar infantry tcolored}. tina hrst regulars
20 - cr@ere6 east after the outbreak Of
hostLis.es with Spain. arrived Ii Chicago
today from Montagk Point and later Ieit
fer The Western posts. 10 which the various
companies % the regiment have bean as
signed. -Four companies 90 20 Fort Logan,
Col; two 20 Grant, Arzz-, two 10 Fort
HuacABca. Arjz-: one 20 Apache. AriZ.. and
one each % San Carlos. AgIz-, Fort Win
gate. y. NJ. and Fort Bayard. y. NJ The
regiment. about 10 rnen, was IN command
OF MAJ Mat Hcotea- Tie entire regi-
ynens gees TO La Jguta. Co. and at that
pc-nt the companies VIII separate
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WOODEN MILLS
AT TACOMA GO
DOWN IN ASHES.
FINE PLANT ENTIRELY RUINED.
Loss VIII Reach $4,000. With In
saranee 1T . Very Low Fig.
nre-steek Worth Nearly
e5o, 600 Destroyed.
FINE PLANT ENTIRELY RUINED.

TACOMA Oct Fire today again
caused a heavy loss in the cry The Ia
coma Wcosen Mills plant, located 90 South
ISsEEy-f1fI6 street was totally destroyed.
and two hours after the FIRE had broken
cue nothing Was left Of .as expensive TIA
ehsns-y and buildings.
TIE fire origsnasse n Tire picking ruo1n
IN detached building. about ha-- q. no2r
before noon- A prompt alarm was sens
~ bx in a very few usoussntx after the
IRE MAS nrs. discovered the main building
was a mass Ct flames Some seyeGGy- i've
employees were AZ work when the alarm
WAS soxn6ed. aid al escaped without n
jury or accident OK these about one-half
we.e girls. SOHO az whom were located OF
the top ttoor OF the building These made
s12a-r way oct OF the taczory with little
trouble. Other girls a. work a. tie east
end or the building. ca the aoxe- floor.
were compelled 20 make their escape
factory To GO this lhsy had 10 jump
or drop some zen or fifteen feet tn he
gulca a. that SIDE og the building. bat
neae Was reported any worse than fright
eElsss oy Ter experience The department.
vas unable 70 save any portion 81 TIE fac
tory, aid after quick run ard excellent
work cTiy succeeded n holding TIE TIRE
wigEIn It's original boandl~es.
Tae woolsE nils were built by a com
pany o. local residents IL 1881. L. Walker
having been the promoter Of the enterprise.
Na4@~S tAaS -4~k0As a.
tloas and new machinery have been put IN.
and Il Is estimated the loss Ia buildings
and machinery Is about 81. go Beside
tins between &s5.as. and 81 - worta Of
stock stored on the premises was totally
destroyed. TIE total loss Is estimated
a. about $50 go. and Ii is announced that
about SlI.0se In insurance was carried on
the machinery and building. A COMPARE
lively Lgat Insurance vas likewise acid
OF the stock.
Under the management Of tie Old COM
pSny the mil vas operated about two
years, and thereafter stood idle until
Messrs Fred aud C1as~ Corter. of Name.
ard william Walker leased the property
ard started the factory some TWO years
ago. Their venture was successful. and
the mill has been running more Or less
steadily siaca taey sook charge.
The factory was what is Known as q
three-set plant. with a.! preparatory and
completing machinery. The daily capacity
a. arranged OF iate was Is pairs os blank
ets and Gee yare.s OF c4ota. turned CUT by
- looms and i.is8 sptndleS. Wasn run
ming at full capacity 100 operatives were
reesed Since the kloz6!k- discoveries
for the far north. and VAS DANG prof1t-
able business.
The rroparty was in contro! az J. A.
yyo!hert. as trustee. who gained posses
sion os it a. receivers sale by paying
s.. go FOR The bcndhoiders. who own L.
some Of the machinery IN the factory CANA
from the old Pioneer mill, OF San Fran
cisco which vas purchased al a bargain
xber the factory was first established II
Is announced the factory viii probably DC
~er1sflt
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Average Length of school Terms In
cr~asing In small Districts.

OLYMPIA, Cscs. The biennial report
OF the superintendent. Of public igs;Ftlcfton
VIII e1cs thar the average months CT
schoos for The thsrty-foss~ counties of TIRE
state during the year ending June o. ISIS
Was Is. The average number Of days was
fizSs. she tatal days actual attendance
q tss SIS. the accredited ATTENDANCE. al
lowing 2oss DAYS 20 ne fTiluIHluEn districts.
or which the superintendent ~ state scheoi
furkss "a based was H. 50 So. the aFresS4 n :
OF state school tax levied by the state board
OF equalization. together w.th re .ncSr2s
fron re permanent sefasoi fund. VII be
SIC sss xSieh Is asSE fer each days a.
tendance.
The total days accredited last rear was
9 Is.tsa ard the amount FOR eacn days
attendance wss sbozzt .HI9@. tas gain IL A.
tendance ever last year Is IN NJ 1ayg
whIch reduces re amount for each cas-.
TIE actual eg~ers OF TIE wNtA0s: q ap~
roFt'o0inS re funds acccr1 ag % IRE at
t-ed4Fssa Is r5t3rras ir tkr tendency towards
equal asrEsS ~ term IN All coUHties. n
tie sEaF iNs8 the last ez9Errsste rear G--s
re f#~ Tor spaCrf:Cr.rz a1,ca-1t-E - tas
CIR suz the lowest average EtoushS' %csesi
IN any cauotY was AZ. - rN, tks first year
ere rely under tnA 3sw for agrcrEi1rtrg a.
coztfrg 20 ATTENDANCE. The lowest ayeraSs
months scA0cl fcT anv county WAS ss}-
rszs4ag fMe .ftr3r7g n t}rzs ovs- a snG-fs
Ceu.narsug tire ye&-x - awH fs}S 4 Is
Yess-s4 tnar she ceFsuS - sSSS Is less by
49, ara re average attendance has IN
creased 81