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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-07
CORPORATION NOTICE.

Dated Jersey City, May 4, 49,
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car In lively fashion. swinging on the
Jaw. Stomach boquets were his por-
iIOn, though, In this round.
Round "a. BeEenah returns punch Tor
punch in a fast mix. He recovers SUR
prlsinRly from face swings, and Is never
q chopping block long, and Gardner mas
lots OF steam. BeEenah swings ON race
without return, but they don't hurt.
Round %. The feature was Beze-
nah's returns after Gardner would lana,
and he Erimly remarked, II can give
bit occasionally" His stomach was
made to suffer. Bezenah only hits when
IN a pinch, HE tactics after the first few
rounds.
Round 20. No space prevents particular
mention OF this and succeeding rouIas'
Gardner kept after him hot, and BE.
Eenah was always quick to return, put
failed to land effectively. He put up an
elegant defense, but was forced TO sWal-
low some bitter pills. There wasn't q
tame round In the bunch, OF, In TACT,
from the start. Bezenah's right eye was
almost closed in the twenty-elghth' ana
Oscar. whose lips were swollen badIy'
tried 10 close his opponents eye. Later
rounds were exciting, and Bezenah con.
tinued strong, and tried to give for all
he took, but couldn't land right.
The work was naturally not 80 fast
for SO many rounds, but II was interesS.
ing at all stages, and Bezenah didnt
weaken. He kept walking around go
much that Gardner couldn't keep close
enough TO do what he'd like to do. occa-
sionally he placed some nice ones on the
l@ IN the for.ieth round they shook
hands, and nelther's face showed great
punishment considering the D9ttle tney
put UP. This round, like all others, was
Gardenrs. His were blows ana Sese-
nah's were taps. They mixed u saSag e,
~, and Bezenah put on all steam IN the
last minute. -,
unanimously.
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BENw0oR
Breezy News Items Gathered tn the BuSy
MnrshaII County Town.

Breezy NswS Items Gathered In the Busy
MArShalI County Town.
A fire broke out In the rear OF August
Schad's house Sunday night, IN the
house occupied by Mrs. Lotus. 1t was
discovered by some boys, and was ex-
tlnguished by the bucket brigade"
Slight damage was done TO the house
hold furniture. The origin IS unknown.
James Sullivan was the victim of an
apoplectlc stroke yesterday afternoon at
Mrs. Nolan's where he boards. As he
is over ninety-eight years OF age, his
recovery Is not expected.
Andy McGarrell, tr., pension agent, is
home from Washington, D. c., on ac-
count Of his mothers illness.
Rev. Father Mattingly, Of Martins
Ferry, was calling on Rev. Father Mo
AIenamin yesterday.
Col. Jesse [. McMechen, who was In
jured in a runaway accident recently, is
able to be out.
There Is talk of tina lower steel works
resumIng July q, il the repairs are COM
pleted In time.
Howard satterfieId, of Garrett, Ind, is
visiting relatives on Main street.
James Canovan IS critically Ill Of In
fiammatory rheumatism.
Council meets tonight.
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Like the aame On the forge that looked hrsless
ET T"i 5siiowsdrafl qulcksusd the smOuldsrinE
spark
so lie is spark; AID lie ls a hEei
Aud life u fame rising higher and higher.
one free breath Of nature ere hope dies In men,
And the iaStfadluE embsrS will Waten again.
Thousands Of people die Of wRstingweak-
eninE diseases every year who By all rules
Of nature and reason ought to be- restored
to health and strength. The medicines
they receive from the average doctor &C.
eofding 10 regulation, steTeotyped practice
are mere temporary paiiiRtiveB; they do NOT
reach down deep Into the vital organism
where the spark Of life lies dormant walt
ing to be awakened.
In numbeTless cases where every other
remedy absolutely fails DR.. Piefee's Golden
Medical Discovery breathsS Us strong vi
TALKING power upon the Numbering forces
ofiiie and wakens them into active energy.
It qulcEens the digestive and blood.makinE
glands and empowers them TO supply hesh
rich nourishment TO all the organs and It's.
sues imbuca the heart and lungs With VI.
tality: destroying and eKcfetinR naturally
from the system the bile,poisoned dreRs
which lurk In the circulation, thus building
up new constitutional vigOr and activity.
1T took severe cold which sstilrd on nv
lungsnnd chest, and suffered intensity writes
Nj Harrison Smith, Of 0ApcTeek, KY II
tried several Of our best phyfleishs, and they
gave 10 MI hope Of my recovery. they sald had
consumption and could not live more than rev
weeks I tpokhve bottles Of DT. piefee'h Golden
Medical Discovery and am sound aud we'll To-
day, feel bSiler thau have Ia tea Yeau-"
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MMECHRN.
Happenings of Interest tn the Marshall
CnnntY Town.

Happenings OF Interest In the MarShsll
Comfy Town.
The report that Private Chester Lew
is, OF Company NJ, West Virginia In
fantry, had died, Is denied by his par
ents here, who received word from him
yesterday that he WAS well, at Chicka :
manga Park, Ga.
Mrs. John schick and Kate Browning,
of BeIlaire, have returned home. after a
pleasant visit with Mrs. c. D. Lewis, OF
McMechen avenue.
Mrs. Seth Drake and son Charlie have
returned to their home at Glenwood
Pa, after a pleasant visit with friends
here.
Booth Goodwin and wife have return
ed home from Boothsvllle, Marion coun-
ty. where they were visiting a sick rel
alive.
Jesse McMechen was able to be out
driving Sunday, after being injured in
runaway.
Rev. B. D. Eden leaves to-day for a
months visit with his parents at Char
lesion.
Mr.. John Reece and wife, of Manhat-
tan, Kansas, Is the guest OF friends
here.
Rev. Spencer King is laid up on ac-
count OF sickness.
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II5YlT!lE cure

M Start will be made from the corner
Of Jacob and Fifteenth streets. thence
to Altenhelm, up Woods Run two
miles. and return over same course.
HandIcaps win be out at noon. The fol-
lowing have handed in their entries;
oliver Elliott. T. Garden, Lee HoiI-
man. A. Nesbitt, f. E. Wagner, II. OPP
erman, T. Muncaster, E. Armbruster'
r. Armbfuster, ". Whltehouse' e
Campbell, g. pikemAn, William Brand,
ROY Crago, r. Schott, G. Adams.
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NEW YORK, July Il.-Davls' homer sent
in two runs ahead Of him in tho first, and
three Of the tallles in the second resulted
n runner. Attendance, 1000. Score:
New York $40 oOo12 '-iC ii /
st. Louis ....i 2 0 0 o 0 81 s 1
Earned runs, New York &. Batteries
Doheny and Grady; Taylor and Clements
Umplres, Lynch and Andrews. Attend.
nuce 1000 Time, 2:l7.
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Totals ............gi 9
'Batted for Jones in ninth.
fBntted for Shecknrd in ninth,

Earned runs, Brooklyn 2; Pittsburgh /.
TWo-base hit, Griffin. Sacrifice hits, Jones,
Mailman, TannehIll Stolen bases, Jones,
NIagoon. First base on balls, on Yeager
2: on Tannehill 2. Struck out, BY Yeager 9;
by Tnnnehill . Passed balls, Grim 3
Wild pitch, TannehIll. First on errors.
BROOKLYN 1: Pittsburgh 2. Left on bases.
brooklyn II: Pittsburgh II. Time, 1870
UmpIFes, Carney and Brown. Attendance,
1000.
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sPIDERs WORE EASY.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1L-Phlladelphla
easily defeated Cleveland to-day. The
feature Of the game was Douglass hitting,
no sending In I'VE runs and scoring two
himself. Attendance, 3,34. Score:
Cleveland ....,OOo $4,000 % 8 2
Phlladelp'a 81 3 OO4O o 80 10 0
Earned runs, Cleveland >: Philadelphia .
Batteries, Wilson and O'Connor: F1fleld
and Mcfarland, Empires, Emslie md
Hunt. Time, hours.
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THE ORPHANS PLAY BALI.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Senators
played sleepy game and were easily
beaten by the ChIcagos. Attendance, 200.
RHE
Chicago milo 03100 ii 6 2
washington 20 o 900 % 2-2 9
Earned runs, Chicago 8. Batteries, Grlf-
fifth and Donnhue; Donovan, weighing and
Wood
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE

At Springfield. RHE
spTingHeA 20 % ! 9 9 ?-Sm !
Batterles-EmiE. Poole and GraHlus;
Ewing and Arthur.
AZ New Castle, RHE
New .., S9;,lo""'S 2 2 SS9d { -!
BntterIes-smIth and zLnrlmi Kellum
and Law.
A. Youngstown. RHE
Fort wayne 0 Q Q 0 Q % u !
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and schecoFnost;
BTodle and OMenrE.
A. Dayton. RHE
GFd RupIdS..6 . ) : 0 0 Q s Iii Is !
Bnttcries-Brown and IAttlmer; Wayne
md Cote.
Y. NJ. c. A. ROAD RACE.
Ono Of the most promising road races
Of the season will be run to-day, at p,
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BOSTON, July ll.--lt was pitchers bat
tie to-day, but Magee was tribe un-
steady at times, and Louisville lost Score:
RHE
Boston .......l 1o111 IS s Q
Louisville 80 o o o o o 0 O-l 9 3
Earned runs, Boston 2; louisville j.
Batteries, Lewis and Bergen; Magee and
Kittridge EMPIRES, O'Day and McDOn-
aid. Attendance, $500. Time, l:4S.
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uMPIRE's BAD DAY.

BALTIMORE, July ll.-Both teams WED
with euch other to-day to make Umpire
Snyder's life miserable. Pitcher Dam
mnnn was ordered or the grounds, and
nearly every member OF both clubs wns
threatened. Baltimore had n shade the
better OF tho argument In field and At bat,
and won. Attendance 2,8li. Score:
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The AL Americas were scheduled to
play with Carroll Club. but failed to
show up and the Carroll Club boys took
three on forfeit, rolling the following
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To-DAY's GAMES.
Cincinnati at Baltimore.
Louisville at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.
NEW YORK. July 1.-THE Brooklyns
dropped game to the Pittsburghs to-day,
through the effective pitching Of TannehIll,
who was backed up in good shape. Score:
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A RARB chance to buy used Up.
right Plano at a bargain.
z. ". BANNER CO.
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FANs-Any kind all kinds from the common palm Leaf TO the
dnr elegant white satin and feather fans with bone Or natural
wood sticks also japanese fans Of al kinds SC to 1850
LADIES' ATINEEsZThe coolest Of ali house garments made
of white lawn; plain tucked and Tusled all sizes 9Sc each
Same as above, trimmed with valenciennes lace $149
cHILDRENs NIGHT GOWNS line made from best mus.
ln with tucks and yoke 49c up. Same trimmed with 90
brodery and insertion, all sizes, S9c and csc.
CH1LDREN,s DRAWERs-Plain muslin drawers ior widciWe
have had so many calls, here 121c and I5c pair
LADIES sUITs-A handsome plain P. K suit with box cr
plain skirt, $5-4s
MISSES BLOUSE sUTTs-o p K, trimmed with pink, Of
the nobbest suits out this season. $1o98 Ladies Reer K
SUITS heavy welt, trimmed with rows of blue, $Io48
BOYS NIGHT sHIRTs-szes to IA years. made from heavy
twiled muslin has trimmed neatly with eoored beading 4
LADIES GoWNsAND sKIRTs-Alore new lines just received
exceptionally low prices
WRAPPERS AND HOUSE GOWNS same big assortment
with many new lines added, at S9cup.
ANYTHING IN THE SHIRT WAIST that's good we have II.
No off styles, insists New line OF white lawn waists with
detached collar soft cuff S9c Another pretty waist Of white
lawn has OF triple tucks across 'front.' at
CoLoRED WAISTS of every class color and STYLE at all prices
We call special attention to line at 1885, made Of style
plaid percae with detached collar
SUMMER PIECE GooDs-Crastes Linens, Coverts, Dines
Organdies Madras etc, in all and figures Twenty-Five
pieces Cotton Suings checks and pds imitation of the all
wool novelties 123c Twenty-Five pieces dark lawns, pretty
designs 5oyard.
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Baltimore ....1 OO3 1O1o 20 10 i
Cincinnati 80 / / / o o % s 4
Earned rims, Baltimore i; Cincinnati .,
Batteries, McJRmes and Robinson; Dwyer
and Vaughn. Umplres, Snyder and Con-
molly, Time, las
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DIPHTHERIA relieved in twenty
minutes. Almost miraculous. Dr..
Thomas Electric OIL. At any drug
store. 2
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BOWLING.

Last evening in the Mozart league,
slgbees won two and lost one with Tidal
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LEGAL NOTICES.
U1o THE CREDITORS OF THE BAER

mo THE CREDITORS OF THE BAER
SONS GROCER COMPANY:
You are hereby notified that tho UNDER
signed have been, by tho United States cir.
cult court for tho District OF West Vir-
Einla. In tho suit In equity therein pend.
ing wherein II. S. BAer and others arr
pinintiffs, and tho BncT Sons Grocer Com
pnny ard others nrc defendants, appointed
receivers FOR said liaer Sons Grocer Com
pnny and OF all property, real and per.
ionRl. and you are hereby notified and re-
qucstcd to tlc with US at MS early a day
as practicable your claims against said
defendant company for adjustment
HOWARD HAZLETT,
b. s. BAER,
Receivers
Wheeling, W. Va, June 2S, iS9s, les
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FANS, HTo.-ago. 3. sTUEh q q.
EVERYBODY SEEMS WARMER

and possibly would be so were not for the
COOLING information that LIGHT SUMMER
WARES that look cool and are cool are placed
within the reach Of all. = /" =
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NATIONAL LEAGUR

Yesterdays GAMES.
PHILADELPHIA 9, Cleveland 3.
Boston 5, Louisville /.
Pittsburgh >, Brooklyn z
Baltimore 6, Cincinnati l.
New York 10, st Louis :.
Chicago Z, Washington 2
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WANTED.

UTANTED-PosITIoN AS SALES
w LADY by a young lady with good
references. Address M. M" care Intel-
llgencer office. je50
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21
WAR TARIFF FOR SANTIAGO.

Washington, July 9.--The war tar
i'll for Santiago was signed by presi-
cent Mckinley after a brief confer
eDce late Monday afternoon with SEQ
retaries Gage and Alger Instructions
were Immediately cahled TO the au-
thorities IN charge OF Santiago by
Secretary Alger so that the tariff can
be put in force ut once. The new tar
itf abolishes The discriminatiye tarih
now in operation there, the rates for
the different countries AZ Cuban ports
varying. This country took rs It's
basis the rates accorded the products
of Spain and applies them to all eoun-
tries, not even excepting the United
States. The most important change
effected is the reduction of tonnage
duty on ships carrying 1000 tons or
more which so in and out OF he pert
from the present rate Of 81 q ton to a
rate OF 20 cents per ton. The heavy
export duty ON tobacco and certain
other Cuban products, and the per
cent. export tax on iron ore are re-
tanned.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21

also drawing rapidly Long said Monday that the
ported list of ships of this squadron inaccurate the
list has not been finally made up
1t has been finally decided that of the troops that par
cpated in the actual fighting before Santiago shall be
ployed in the Porto Rcan expedition There
for thFrs the have suffered severely from harshr,
climate and fevers and are entitled to rest second deemed
to be very bad practice allow soldiers who have been exposed
yellow fever be brought in with those fresh from
the United States There is also still another purely
military Ten thousand Spanish troops at Holgun,
Manzauilo and sea points within striking distance of Santiago
and might lose opportunity the ground lost
Santiago if the place left nuicenty protected There
fore Skaters entire army will be kept guard the high hills
in the rear of the until the have stamped e
yellow fever Then they viii take the Spanard if
they be found and it possible that Skaters march Will
end at Havana
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21
rikinIey Issues instruc~
tons TO Shafter Re-
gardiug Santiago.
Old Order OF Things Not
Be Disturbed Without
Just Cause.
Document Is opposed to
Mark an Epoch in
American History.

Washington, July ia state paper
that will be historic, marking an
epoch in American history, was issued
last night by direction of the presi-
dent. 1t provides in general terms
for the government of the province Of
Santiago de Cuba, and is the first doc
ument of the kind prepared by pres
ident of the United States. BY order
of Secretary Alger, Gen. Corbin last
night cabled the document to Gen.
Shafter, in command of the military
forces at Santiago, The paper is not
only an authorization and instruction
to General Shafter for the government
of the captured territory, but is also
proclamation to the people of the
territory of the intentions Of the gov
ernment of the United States regard
ing them and their interests. 1t
marks the formal establishment of a
new political power in Cuba and in
sures to the people of the territory
over which our power extends abso-
! Lutte security in the exercise Of their
private rights and relations, as well
as security to their persons and prop
erty. The text Of the document fol-
| lows:
"Adjutant Generals office, Washing
ton, July 1S.-Genera Shafter, San
tiago--The following is sent you for
your information and guild
ance. 1t will be published in such a
manner in both English and Spanish
as will give it the widest circulation
in the territory under your control
Executive Mansion, hington,
July lS.-To the Secretary of War,
Sir. The capitulation OF the Spanish
forces in the eastern part Of the
province Of Santiago and the occupa
ton of the territory by the forces Of
the United States render it necessary
to instruct the military commander or
the United States as to the conduct
which is to be observed during mill
tary occupation.
The first effect Of military occupa-
ton Of an enemys territory is a sew
erance Of the former political rela-
lions OF the inhabi ants and the estab-
lishment of new political power.
Under this changed condition OF
things, the inhabitants, SO long as they
perform their duties, are entitled to
security in their persons and property
and in all Of their private rights and
relations. 1t is my desire that the in
habitants of Cuba should be acquaint-
ed with the purpose Of the United
States to discharge to the fullest ex-
tent it's obligations in this regard. IL
will therefore be the duty Of the COM
mander OF the army OF occupation to
announce and proclaim In the most
public manner that we do not intend
to make war upon the inhabitants Of
Cuba, nor upon any party or faction
among them but 70 protect them IN
their homes, in their empoyments ana
in their personal rights. All persons
who, either by active aid or by honest
submission. cooperate with the United
State in its efforts 10 give effect 70
this benefcent purpose, will receive
the reward Of its support and protec-
ton. Our occupancy should be az
free from server.ty as possible
Though the power - a military
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21

TeutonS Claim Right OF
Free Entrance 10 Tia
Mia itarbor.
But Dewey Says No and
Restraints impairment
Germans.

London, July 10, THE Hong Kong
correspondent OF the Daily Mail says
United States Consul Wndman in
forms me that as the German cruiser
Irene was passing Mariyeles. off Man
lila, the other day, the United States
dispatch boat Hugh McCulloch was
sent after her to ask her to stop. As
the Irene refused to obey shell was
sent across her bow and the small
boat went to discover what she wa
ooing. The German admiral protested
aud insisted that German ships had
the right TO enter the harDor without
being searched, claim which Dewey
declined TO recognize. 1t is reported
that Admiral Won Diedrichs, who is
in command of the German squadron
at Manila interviewed Captain
Chichester, of the British cruiser Inn
mortalite, as to what he would do if
the Germans interfered with the bonn
bardment OF Manila. Captain Chi
chester replied that only Dewey ana
himself knew that.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21

Governor Scoheld Monday made the
following promotions in the "a Wis
consin regiment; Wallace Z. Greene
of Marinette, captain Of Co. /, to be
major vice c. j Hunter OF Fond -du
Lac, resigned; First Lieut.. Joshua
Hodgins e. be captain of Co. / /, Second
Lieut. Leander Il. Browa TO be first
lieutenant. First Sergeant Charles j.
McCrory TO be second lieutenant Co.
is from Mariuette and is now at
Charleston ready TO embark for Porto
Rico.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21

indignant at the order Of Gen. wilson
All along the line Of march soldiers
we're lying on the ground prostrate4
by the intense heat. out Of one com
pany iu the ID only eight men re-
turned from the march. There was
only one physician o. the ID regiment
IN camp ana none al the I'd regiment
quarters to care for the sick. u is
probable that the governors protest
cannot be made soon enough 10 be OF
much avail owing 70 the fact that the
badgers will be on their way 70 Porto
Rico IN few hours
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21
PRINCE OF WALES HURT.

London. July ia bulletin issued
last night at Marlborough house says
the Prince Of Wales. fractured his lett
knee cap by slipping on the stairs at
Wadedson Manor, Aylsbury, Sunday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21

per cent Of he Sd and ca per cent
OF the "a giment We're able 10 cover
the eleven miles, the remainder being
Frustrated by the intense heat The
thermometer registered 40 degrees
When the soldiers returned to camp
in the evening they were badly used
up. The officers and soldiers are very
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21
GETS OVER 100000
STATE SECURES THAT FROM DE-
LINQUENT INSURANCE cos
FRlCkE'S OFFICIAL REPORT
Insurance COMMISSIONS Gives tho
Governor the Results of the Litiga-
lions with Casualty Companies for
Back License Fees and Taxes
Some Claims Still dissatisfied.


Madison, July 10.
Insurance Commissioner w A,
fricke, who by the way Is said To
have declined an offer of a Sl5,O00
position with a large insurance cor
poration in the hope Of getting bet
ter one, Monday submitted the follow
ing report to the governor
Sir Herewith | submit to you a re-
port Of the results OF the litigation
with the casualty companies for back
license fees and taxes. AS "A result OF
this litigation the following amounts
have been received for back license
fees, taxes, aud interest.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21
GOVERNOR TO PROTEST.
Hen Vigorously Object to lnhuman
Treatment Of I'd and Sd Regiments.

Governor Scoheld Monday tele-
graphed G l. Moore Of the 3D. and Col
Born of the ID Wisconsin regiments
now at Charleston asking for particp
lars regarding the reported cruelty
to the badger boys in requiring them
to take il mile tramps in heavy
marching ord r. If the reports Of sul-
fering are true and the marches are
continued the governor intends TO file
a vigorous protest at the war depart
ment. In Saturdays march only 10