davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-06-09
DeatidgIoao batsab8eIcBnt ,
Sid in ben ipaniih=amerifaniI6en
&rieg 81 miiben.

Berlin. 6. SUM. 3iDif9en 8eutIdz
lane, GuBIanD unb sSrantret6 finD in
Der bersansenen@DGe beDeutfaHle lln<
ser9anolltngeil i'm Snterefe elmer sSns
ierDentiDn i'm fpanifa anleritaniTcben
Rrisg gepflogen ipprben unD 3spdr mar
eiesnpul auBlanb Der treibenbe Gteiit.
0or beildufig IL Sagen nG6erte ii1
RuBlanb in bieIer Sdhe an grant
reid, bod foa Iebterss fi6 pofitip gez
Hoefgert babeR, in bet angeIegenbeit
ettpds gu tbun. Nuf 9runD DieIer
2geigerilng, ipel9e nit Der 5teaung,
lpeicpe 5rdnfrei9 sn 8eginn oes auss
0ruhs bes &rieges eingenpmmen, in
frdfem Wiber5prit9 ftanb, begab Ii9
5eRor 2eDn gaftiilp, Der fpdni1de 8es
SaRbte IN 8aris, rd6 MaDrib unb auf
fire @orRellung fniipfte feline &egie@
ltlag birefte llnterbannlilngen NIT
Srdnfrei9 an. Senor @aftiIio lit num-
asebr nit 8ollma9t auf leinen goften
sitpiidgeteBrt urD einen befinitipen
Hebereintomnten Stpif9en ben beiben
-. + Z
Wld6ten nit 8e3ua duf ben &rieg
tanb ili6ts Hebr i'm @ege. @paniet
fDll iicb bereit erflart baben, eine @n=
saH Goblenitotipnei auf ben 8dIledz
ten unD ben ganurif9en Ssnfeln an
SSrdntreih ab3utretea, Bic fir 6ieIes
qanb i'm SaIle zines Geefrieqes i'm
Rittelnneer DDn nngebeuren Ruben
feift tDiirsen. IS erI6etnt jebp1 atpeiz
feEbaft, nb 5rantreit1 diif Sieien @orz
f1Icg eingeben fpirb, bern ben leitenz
ben @eiItern foH nangerabe bic lIebRr=
asltgurs oufsebdmmert iein, bdB Die
Sreunbfddft nit ben Ser. Gtaater fir
bas 2anD tpi6tiger fei, uls eine 8efz
ferlng in bsn 8e3itbnngen nit Gpd<
iEten. Srnntret9 bat auf Die Ipantf9en
80rf6Gse npb rtid4 gedrtpprtet uab
faate cine 4ntspcrt erfolgen, 10 biirfte
sieIeIbe am @nbe ni9t Ben D2dsriber
miinfGsn eRtipre9en.
SaSpif6en bat RaBldnb bei
eutf6taBb dngefragt, pb es au elmer
gsmeinfane1t ssSrterbentipn eeneiqt
isGre, dber ali9 bort tpqlrbe entfAie0en
abgelebnt, unb &difer @ilbelm Sat
0as 8Drgeben feines 5tdatsz zGefret1rs
Dss aeuberen, Baron b. 8aelpip, bolIz
sissaltli6 sHtge1eiBen,
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-06-09
9as tpar Sd)IcD's GcfdjOiS.
Der ipaniidle &relt5er vgeina @teree'
bes' serfOrt.
llnb Ser ,,@iscopa" anseiaOifen,
go aefen poa saattaeo &C eaba.

gRabrib, s. SUM-. gs tpirb bier
offtsieIi beribtet, baB Der aren5er 8ei'
na Rercebes am Rontds burd bic
auerifanilbe Slotte Sll @5antiago De
Cuba gum Ginfeit sebra6t ipnroe. Der
stpeite cpmmanoirenoe Sfft5ier bes
gdiffes suiammen ntit ) Notroiea une
90 Wtartneioloaten iuurben our9 Die
grpfoiiOH set6otet.
Stem gorf, s. ssuni. @iNe bieien
gaadmittag bier einsetroffene 5pesinlz
DepeIde BON &unsitOn, ssauaica, besitbs
tet, bas Der Ipantibe &reuSer 8iscapa
SUtpie Der 9orpeooSeritDrer 5uror
ihlimm beI9dbist iuurben Udbrenb Oes
g3Dmbarnements Der 6eftungen Dor
Gantiaap. Cine Der sroBen S5Dui9en
Bpmben Der 8roptlpn, fOelde fi6 gang
bicht uor Die Miinbung bes Safen8 ge=
Sbliben bate, traf Die giacapa in oaS
gadborb uno enttbrDnte cine &anDne
uito periuunbete cine Nnsabl Der Nfann=
fcbaften. 9ie fliegenoen 5tiife 5er-
friimmerten bas &uber, bab es nibt
iaebr nrbeitete.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-06-09
ssnsebItd,er @eefaaspf
3wiltben A ameritaniIdlen anb 8
ipaHiihsn gdJiifen
au Der alite pon oaiti.

GAP 6aitien, 6aiti, s. sssuni. Rd6<
ritbten aus Utoie ct. IiaDIas {dge1,
baB Samitag in gsrtnssr gntfernnRg
BON eSsan &dbel, eiflem Ssshdfer1 an
Der nOrbtpetliGtn 2iilte pon 6aiti,
balbtnegs 5tptI9en Bort be 8air un6
Mole ct. Ri9Dlas Elm &anlpf sSpiitben
brei fpdniI9en unb bier araeritanif6en
S9iffen itdttgefunben babe. Ds aliies
rtfdnif6en GAtffe babsn fi4 an9ebli5
5uriid3ieben miifen. gines Der fpartis
f4en arteesf6iffe lief in ben pdfen
bon syean Rabel Elm, i'm @diIer einsus
nebmen. Die SfFiciere bon SBiffen,
Die in ct. 0i9plas lteseil, fHb diiBeris
5uriidbdltenb.
Seem &abel iTt Elm unbebeutsnber
Geehafen unD befinbet Ii9 feline Setea
srdpbenitation bDrt. Maon 61lt es fir
rnDglt1, bob Die angetrpffenen 5partis
f9en @niffe Die @orbut bes gabi3s
9ei1tpabers tpdrer. Die glnmen Der
anleritaniIdJen Sniffe tpnrter nidt
feftgeIteIlt iperben, aber man gluilbt,
buB es aunberibdfterf6iffe getpeien
fiFtO.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-06-09
sSrte0en SF6tatuaeteas.
gpauien's R,isrpsilDtte nodl fa
Gabis.

8Gfbingtoa, 6. SUM. sssn benz
Sone Der fpanif9en preiIe lit cine
Wen0ung singetreten, urb tpenn aud
BET bem 5tdltsbepartement nod feline
anerbietungen fir 5rie6ensbernttts
lung gemaCht ipurben, 10 fie6t man
bod bemndhft fpl9en sntgegsl. glus
biefem 8runbe fOa Die Champagne ges
gen gortD &icp beIaleunigt tperben,
nm oiefes in 8efiB 5u befnmmen. ebs
Der sSrieben abgef9loien tpirb.
SrOB aaer gegentbeiligen 8ebdupz
tnngen bat bic Gegierung pofitibeRad9s
rt9t DabOn, Dab Das fpantf9e Heferbez
gefApaber @ADir nod nibt berlaifea
bat. Die @orbereitunger fur bic
Speratipnen Der 4rmee nebmen ibren
sSprtgang. Sellte tpurber MngebDte
fir Die 2ieferuHg BON 1,5O0,0 900 pa
trDneR erDffnet, 3tpet Srdnspprtfdiffe
gefauft unb arrangements fir Die
8ertuenbung Der gefaperten ipdnifchen
Sdmpfer gum SrappentrdnspOrt gez
trpffen.
Der Marine gpnifrufteir SoobIo1t,
Der ben aMerrimdc4 BEL feinem fiibner
lInternebmen in 5antidgD be Cuba
fiibrte, lit bier tppblbefdnlt, benn er
bielrte stpei Sabre inn Contributions
bureau bier. gr gilt nllgenlein fir
eiren entf1lDTenen Mdnit. Der ii@
aber rur fdmer ben Regeln fiigte. @r
tpurbe nm Sabre 1870 In 9ldlabdmo
geborert rnb abfolpirte be GeerNfabsz
nie I'm Sabre 1889.
sssn sSnitsrburg. OftpreuBen, fam
es Sil eiitern Hencontre 5tpifhen 5ipei
Sfficieren nrtb me6reren giDiliIten.
Die 9TTiciers nlu6ten bon ihren G5Gs
beln @ebruu1, bic ibne1 iebo9 ertriIs
len unb berbOgeit ipurbsn.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-06-09
epamiem Is 9lppen.
RnbIanb's 9sreFe fir Snterpsatiun
Der @tadte.

ct. getersburg, 6. SUM. Die ,gapz
bpf6" fagt geitern in 8eIpre1unq Der
dngeblihen Nbii9t Der fpdnif9en Gez
gterung, bic Mdtbte UNI synterbentipn
sa erfu6en: nGs lit Die bO4Ite 3eit, eis
mem ftrnlpfen uRb bsrbrederiSebea
&riege Gin gnbe gu MAIDEN. @pdniens
@ppea 1T cine gtrt BON gdpitulatipn,
aber anbererieits muB MnerifG freiz
tpiatg feline Brdtenfionen einem Srthue
nal Der Msa9te unterfperfen. MSqe
europa feline md6tige Stimnte er6eben
uab ben Sriehen iuieber herIteiIen, auf
pel9en bic Menfdheit fiir bic einsige
frieblide ausbebBaing unb ben arie
umph Der @ibilifatioa fsins 9pffnung
baut.H
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-06-09
0ffi8ieIler . e
rtCht.

Wtubrib, A. sSuni. Ser Nearine=
miniTter @atno1 uu4erbreitete beute
Wtittdq Der &0nigtn<&egentin folgenbe
pffi5ieae 9epefGe iiber bas iiingFe @e=
fecht Bel @antiagp be Cuba:
.9lm ssreitdg Mprger 3 l1br oerz
fu9te elm feinbli9er 9ilfstreuser bic
@infdbrt in ben 9afeH oon Santiago
3u fprciren. Die @rtilferie bon SORT
Morrp. bic @ef9ibe bes &reu3ers
o&eina Mereebes", cine 8atterie bieies
&reuaers, bic in Sort Socapa pldetrt
mar, elm Sprpebpbpot5eritDrer nnb
elm Sorpeboboot erDffneten sSeler duf
benfelbeH. Der amerifdnii9e &reu3er,
Der nMerrimac1, spurbe bur9 unfere
S1iffe iinb Sprpebobppte gum @inten
gebradt unb Elm anberer groBer dmeriz
tdnif1er &reuser tpurbe am @ingang
our @biffsftraBe 5uriidgeI9lagert.
Der yHeina MereeDes" nabm einen
lieutenant unb fieben @eele,lte ppn
rMerriinac4 gefangea. 9ds @1idfal
Der iibrigen Mdnnf9aft bes @9iffes
lit ni6t befannt. 3ipunsig amerifds
nifd9e @4iffe befinben ii9 ieBt Dpl.
Santidgp be gubd.A
ytq1 ,uielDat,g Der .BerItrer
gorrefppnbeit31 bes officiDien Srgurs
bes Mainiiteriitms bes sSnnern, tplrbes
an ben 3uleBt unteriu9ten umsrifants
fcbsn MepFeln niGt San SDiesGailbs
Iaufe, iDobl aber atlbere S9iIbIGufs
gefanben; cine bubOn, fotpie Elm gi ma.
rem leben6ig. Die onberen tobt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-06-09
sgrfOl9 berSniursenten Ut
ben 8bilippiRen.

g8aibinaton, $. g., 6. Suni. Das
Slpttenbepartement per6ffentlidte heate
StaGmittas nm 8 llbr frlsenbes 8ul.
Ietin:
.,4buiral 9epeD beri6tet, ba6 bic
sSuiuraeRteR tpdhrenb Der lesten &o9e
in Der BrOpinS gnoite uerIbiebene Ses
fetbte beitan6en babea. ste haben rRebs
rere Gieae erfDnten uaD etlua 1900
0taaa unb so Sffiaiere BON ben niGt
aus @iasebOrenen beitebenben fpanis
1d6en grappen 9efaRseu seHomtneit.
Sas slrlenal eon gosite 1T fir bic 8e<
iebuna bar6 Die grilppen ber Ser.
gtnaten BEL ibrer slnflnft auf ben
granspurtI9iffen in gereitibaft Seiest
tuprben."
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-06-09
Refne ReguIdrenmebr i'm
2daer bpn 90 pbiIe.

Mobile, glld., 6. SUM. geabbem
bas 5. gapallerieregiment aeifern
MDrgen auf Der 2pufsbille &c Ma9b@
bile @a6n bas Eager perlaiIen bat,
nBb t6m 8a6mittags bas IL. essnz
fdnteries&egiment gefotgt lit, I'm ebenS
fals nab Sampu 5a geben. befinben
fitB kine &eguldren raebr i'm bieiigen
aager, in Oem nur nod flint ssyreipilltz
genz&egime1tter geblieben finD. ga
Das SauptquGrtter fir bas pierte @rz
nleecorps buuernb eingerintet ift ,biirfte
bier binpen &ur5em Die cole 53u6l Der
Gegimerter bes Corps az COM
centrtrt tperben-
@pd1fTd)er 3erit5rer serz
ftDrt.
&in9ston, sSamaicq, 6. SUM. Sine
9epef9e aus Port @ntpnio fagt: Sin
aus Santtugp eingetroffenes @'biff be-
ri9tet, bdB bic Mnlertfqner ssreitug
0a3t ben fpaniI9en Sorpeboboot8erz
itOrer n8errDr" gum @inten gebra9t
bdben.
@s ipirb na1DepeI6en aug MaSrib
drtgennmmen, baB Der 3erftSrer, na9z
benz er SORT De sSrdnce DerlafTen bate,
na9 8prtp &ico ging unb es ift febr
ipabrf6einlin, baB bic 9epeIhe aus
8Drt Qlntpnie benfelben nit Ieinem
@dDelerf6iff .5uror" bertpe8ielt
Dat, fpte bies f9pn mebrnlals Der san
getpefen lift.
@ntmlaltet unb fielpber.
frteb BET Meeor Station on Der SiiIft
BON Gong Ssldnb Der @9ppner uSulif
Ql. Marr" an's 9anb. 8ereits au Mns
fang bes Sabres fpurDe bas syabraeug
ais berlorerl gemelbet. Ser g9Doner
flibr Don Calais, DIE, ndd5 9inebarb
Soapetl gu Mnfung December nit 8aus
bDl3 belaben ab. gr ipurbe 23O Meiz
len 6ftli9 Dpn Bottom geii9tet, no er
enfndftst nnb ltmgeitiirat trieb. Ser
.3oIIfutter Daniel Wtanning4 tDurbe
dusgeI9idt, um bas Mrad 3it lpciren,
fam aber am IA. eSanuar unDerri9tes
ter @a1e mad Bottom 3uriid. 9lrbere
sSahraeuge, iirlter i6nen Der beutIne
9ampfer .9lrmsnia", baben feitber
bds @rad gefi9tst. @as aus Der
Mdnnf9aft getporben. iif r1idt Be-
funRt, lie f6eint Gber ertruntef 80
fem.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-06-09
GatttpIou's 3 8crtd1t
ileber Die ,Waerrimat slfIaire.
seISeamate ieiaer gsGnarboft.

@afbfngtpn, a. SUM-. 8os Mos
rtne Department Der0ffentIt6te fol-
genbes Bulletin:
Sds Ntarine 9epdrtement ents
ping nm 3 ll9r folgenbs 9epeIrbe:
rMole, 5aiti, 4. sSutlt. Sc gelang,
ben ,Rerrindc" in ber@infabrtsftraBe
gum 5afen BON gdntiagp am 8. SUM-
nm 4 lt6r 9admittaes si perfenten.
9te @usfiibrung gef6db in tapferiter
8etie urtter benz 8efeble Des Sdfffss
conftructeurs Spbfon nit iiebenWadnn,
Inter elmer Observation-Disclosures tpurbe
i4 BON 1paniI9en Nbmirnl gerDerd
in 4nerfeanung ibrer Sapfsrtett be-
ita6rt9ti9t, buB alle an 8Drb 5u
&riegsgefangenen gemadt purben.
3pet ii1tD leidt pertpunbet. SD erIu9e
I'm 9Dllma6t CUR 4usipenielung bie@
fer gegen bic @efangenen in 9ltlanta.
Se3s Der S1iffe bes fpdnii9en 9es
f8pdbers i'm 9dfen bpn SdntiagD
fDnnen Der 8e9na6me ober 3erftDrung
ni9t entseben. Compton.
Der nWerrimac abfi9tlt9
berfenft.
Qtn 8prO bes 8epef6enfbtffes
uOunntleB" Der &FDciirten 9reiTe, por
Santiago beguba, 4. SUM-, bia&ingsz
tpn, 4. SUM-. slm SSreitag Ntprgsn
bef6lDb gpntreabniraI @drnpion, bic
en9e @infebrt il, ben Sofen BON 9anz
tiaao bur9 8erfenfung bes &oblenz
f3iffS nmerrtmae" i'm Canal Su f9lies
ben. @r rief syreispiGige auf, in ben
fat setpiFen Sob Sli ssber uRb es meIz
btten ii3 beret 4000. 2isllt. SebIpn
unb feds Mtann tpurben ausgeipdbtt
utb un1 3 llbr Mprgeas lief Der ,,N1erz
rimac" unter etgnem 9dHpfe unb un@
ter eitem fhrsdliAen Fpanif9en Seuer
IN bie Sd1iffsitrdBe Elm. 8ds G9iff
purbe nit @ef9oTen iiberf6iitttt, arr
ferte Gbtr urb bre6te BEL. Qieat. 6pb~
inn brd9te bdan Elm 3prpebo i'm essrz
nern bes @9iffss bernlittetit elmer elet=
trifdsn @orridtung 3ur grploIion, her
.Merrtmac" fdnf, Der Canal mar berz
f9ipifer unb 4Dmiral gerbera pirb
alien Inineiil Itud} ntc9t eiittpti9en
fnnnen. s@
9dgeIDon 3 . m 6enu1tb b 8 7 a.
ndten.
&ingstpa, sSanaica, 4. SUM. Sob
fort llnD bic 5elbenmanRi9aft hes
,Merrimac" tpurben auf folaenbe
@etIe gerettet: Iab Dem 8erIenten
ibres @6tffes duber @tanbe, i6ren
@eg bur9 ben 6ugel bon &useln unb
@ranaten su babnen, ruberten bic
8raoeR in ben 9afen gum fpunii9en
Sldegf9iff urb tpurben urbsldittst an
9prb befsfben gerGmmef. Der ipaz
ntfcAR @smtrdl 1dnbte a1ter benz
@6uBe her tpetBen sSlagse bic Racbz
riAt an ben anaerisqnt1den, eab er
cine austpe8Rlung Der 9efGngenen
anbiete unb in Der 3piIhenseit 9obz
fon unb feline 2eute nit Der grDBteR
3uDortpmmerbeit bebanbelt pernen
tpMrbe.
@afbingfpn. 4. SUM. Der etn5tge
in Der Sffieiersliite Der Martnez9egt=
fteratur dafgefiibrte 6DbfDn tft aib=
mpnb g. 9ob{pn. Elm Sniffsconitruc=
tear. iebt Elm llRter<2ieutendrlt. @r
tpurbe i'm Sabre 1891 gum 9ilfs@
99tffsconltructeur erndnnt. @r trat
ppn Ilnbdma aus in bic Marine sin.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-06-09
@pontens &age 4offnune

ct. petersburg, 4. SUM. Die
,Roppe @renjd iagt, Die @pnpds
tbien Der meiften 8Dlfer @uropns iinb
un3tpeifeI6aFt dnf. @eiten Spdniens in
isinem gegentpdrtigen gonfIitte nit
ben Ser. gtaaten, aber Die Sbatin9e
iit ni9t fpeg3uleugnen, baB feline Gage
faft bpffnunsslos iit. 9as 8ldtt
fGbrt fort: sSm Qagemeiren 1T gnba
nid9t tpertA, OaB Spunien feline 6afss
frdfte erf4Opft, i'm es ii4 gu err
baltsn."
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-11-22
IOWA STATE NEWS
TWO MUCH MARRIED
Discovery Made That a Deceased Sioux
City Travelling Man Had
Surplus of Wives.

Almost with his last breath, j. M.
Whitehead, a Sioux City travelling man,
who died recently at the Warren hotel
in Rock Valley, insisted that his friends
be kept in ignorance Of his illness. The
attendants couldn't understand why
such secrecy must be observed. Now
they know. Whitehead was too much
married and feared that Mrs. White
head, of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Mrs.
Whitehead, Of Buffalo, might reach his
bedside at the same time.
The real facts in the case developed
when the brotherin-law of the dead
mans Buffalo wife wired the authori-
ties her eto hold the body for identifica-
ton. On his arrival in town he said his
Aster-in-law, Whitehead's second wife,
had known for nearly eight years that
her husband was bigamist. But
Whitehead didn't know she knew. Even
before she discovered how he had de-
ceived her the couple had quarreled and
separated.
No. 2 doesn't know whether or not
No. is aware of her husbands dual
matrimonial experience. The latter
has not lived with him for IL years.
Whitehead was an Englishman, about
4b years old, well educated and very In
telligent. He came to Sioux City sew
eral months ago, from no one knows
where, worked for time as reporter
on local newspaper and afterward OBJ
tanned employment as a travelling sales
man.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-11-22
OVER THE SIBERIAN ROAD.
Austrian Count Makes n Long Jour.
ney Amid Hardships and
Great Perils.

Vancouver, b. c., Nov. 81. - Count
John Thun, of Austria, who has arrived
here from Japan, came across Asia
over the route of the trans-Siberian rail-
road. He left Moscow last May. For
some 200 versts beyond Irkutsck the
journey was full of great peril and 1t
required nine days and nights of hard
travelling, sometimes mounted, but g
greater part of the time afoot, to en-
compass the distance. Work upon this
part Of the road had been well advanced
year or so ago, but an era of unprece-
denied storms set in and entertainments
and bridges to the amount of about
100000 roubles were washed away.
The work of restoring them during the
past summer was greatly interfered
with by swarms of insects and other
pests which made it impossible for the
men to work.
Count Thun says 1t is intensely cold
all along the line of the road and for
the most part barren and utterly DESC
late country. A region some 200 versts
in extent each direction north of Man
churia, in China, is undoubtedly full of
almost exhaustless gold fields, but the
extreme cold will not permit them to be
worked for more than three months In
the year. The road will, he thinks, be
completed in about two years time and
will be valuable chiefly for the move
ment of soldiers.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-11-22
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
A Young Private in the Fifty-seoond
Iowa Regiment Fatally Shot
While Rabbit Hunting.

An accident occurred at Fairbank
which resulted in the death Of Private
G. o. Ellis, lately member Of company
A, Nfty-second Iowa. Young Ellis,
after being mustered out of service,
went to the home of a cousin, where he
intended to make short visit. While
there he and his cousin went to the
fields for rabbit hunt, and it. was there
that the accident occurred. Ellis was in
the lead, carrying his gun with both
hammers drawn back ready to bag any
game that might arise, when one of the
barrels was accidentally discharged,
the recoil knocking the weapon from
his grasp and to the ground. In falling
the muzzle was placed against the right
side, and when the second charge came
the entire contents Of the second barrel
entered the body. His companion
quickly came to his assistance and car
ried him to his home, but the wound
proved fatal. The deceased's home was
at Britt, to which place the remains
were taken for burial
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-11-22
IS HARvARD's GAME.
Win, the Great Football Contest By
Score of IL to 0-Harvard
Freshmen Win,

New Haven, Conn, Nov. FL. - The
great game between the Harvard-Yale
football teams resulted in victory for
the former. Yale fought desperately,
but at the close of the game Harvard
had piled up II points, while Yale had
not succeeded in scoring at all. The
grounds were in bad condition.
New Haven, Conn, Nov. 81. = The
Harvard freshmen eleven defeated the
Yale freshmen with the score Of to o.
The winning touchdown was made
within the last two minutes of the
game by Hall, left half-back, who had
scarcely got into the playing, taking
Blagdon's place.
The field was duck pond, and the
playing was characterized throughout
by much punting and fumbling on both
sides. The play that scored the touch
down was mass on Yale's left tackle
and guard, and Hall ran from the 40
ward line to score.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-11-22

Harpoot, Eastern Turkey, announcing
the safe arrival there of the party Of
missionaries to whom the Turkish gov
eminent refused passports upon their
departure from Constantinople. The
journey of 700 miles, nearly 500 ofwhich
was overland from the Black sea, was
made under the special escort and pro-
lection OF the American and English
legations at the porte. The treaties be-
tween the United States and Turkey are
said to be clear upon the point that
American citizens shall be permitted to
travel freely and reside anywhere in the
empire. The apparent notification of
this privilege at the present juncture
is understood to be an open violation Of
the treaty
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-11-22
IS THERE A M1L1T1A7
Ion ON This Question Among
Interested Parties.

Did the transformation Of the Iowa
national guard into United States vol
unteers terminate the existence Of the
former organization2 Gov. Shaw
thinks it did. Col. w. B. Humphrey, Of
Sioux City, maintains the contrary.
Col. Humphrey commanded the
Fourth regiment Of the guard before ii
was mustered into the United States
service and the Fifty-second Iowa vol
unteers after the men became federal
soldiers. Now that the Fifty-second
las been discharged he claims to be col.
onel Of the Fourth regiment. I. N. G..
again.
His contention is that the state sol.
diers enlisted for term of years unless
sooner discharged or removed outside
the state. He denies that either Of these
things has been done. On his return to
Sioux City after the Fifty-second waa
mustered out he reported for duty a.
colonel of the Fourth regiment and says
he proposes to continue as such.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-11-22
HAWAIIAN LEGISLATION.
Representative Hit Confident Con-
gress VIII Pass the Necessary
Provisions.

Washington, Nov a1.-Representa-
tive HIT of Illinois, chairman OF the
house committee on foreign affairs
and member of the Hawaiian commits
sion, has arrived to attend the initial
meetings of the commission and to ma
ture plans for the extensive legislation
on foreign affairs which will soon oc-
cupy the attention of congress. MT.
Hit says the legislation relating to
Hawaii will be passed at the coming
session without trouble. Beyond this,
however, he will not venture predic-
ton as to the scope of foreign legisla-
ton or the chance of concluding 1t be-
before the short session. Judge Grear,
one of the Hawaiian commissioners, is
expected here in day or two, and Sen
ator Cullom will then call the commits
sion together with view TO agree
ing on the final report.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-11-22
THE "IowA CYCLONES. {"
The state Agricultural College Foot.
ball Team at Ames Claims Title
of Champions of lows.

The state agricultural college foot
ball team, the "Iowa Cyclones" have
d1sbanded, Coach Myers has returned
to his practice Of law in Carroll, and
there will be no more football at the
college this season. An attempt was
made by the University of Iowa to Sc
cure game with Ames, but the plans
failed and were given up.
The state agricultural college team
and its supporters claim that the team
won the title Of champions of Iowa by
defeating Drake university at Des
Moines, the Drake team having easily
defeated the University of Iowa team,
and only having lost the game to Grin
nell on a couple Of fukes.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-11-22
MAIL ROBBERY.
Reristcred Letter Containing $1,000
Tempered with Between Lex
ington and New York.

Lexington, KY, Nov. 21.-Late in
the evening it developed that post
office robbery and forgery in which
81 900 is involved has occurred some
where between New York city and
Lexington. John E. Madden, the noted
horseman, few days ago wired his
wife from New York that on certain
date he would send that amount in q
registered letter. When she called for
the same on Saturday she found that
the letter had evidently been tempered
with and containing two slips of pa
per. The government officials have
been notified, and detectives put on the
case. 1t is likely that the robbery oc-
CURED in New York.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-11-22
FREE-FoR-ALL FIGHT.
Students, Volunteers and Spectators
in q General Struggle at
Football Game.

Five hundred students and Iowa vol
unteers engaged in a tree-for-all fight
in Des Moines. A football game was In
progress on the Highland Park college
football field between Highland Park
and the team from the Fittieth Iowa
volunteers in camp in Des Moines. The
ball went out Of bounds. On returning
1t to the field there was q dispute a. to
the point at which 1t crossed the line.
Soon the players were fighting. Then
the spectators rushed into the center
Of the field, and for five minutes there
was an indiscriminate struggle. Some
knives were drawn, but no ono was Sc
riously injured. After order had been
restored the soldiers won the game, 10
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-11-22
Was the Captains Fault.

Portland, Ore, Nov. 21.-one Of the
survivors Of the Inflated Alta
'lanta claims that the wreck was
due to the carelessness of the
captain, who paid for his folly with
his life. They were racing with an
other vessel and were keeping close,
in shore in order to get the advantage
of the wind in lacking and to make a
short cut to head the other vessel off.
They were close in shore and, not see
ing the light at Cape Foul Weather,
steered ahead until they struck the
reef