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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05
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dpv % vhea u az mi,es az nom nu.
te-en tns Occupation fu~2 esr u 1up.
Aad bowef engines 81 ~ A-ie Tins
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05
FOr an ~Emrrgencr

a large square Of plate glass bound
around with ribbon makes a utefui
present for d traveller. TIE gls,s Il .
little larger square than q poke, hs,s.
kerehief, and upon il the economical
one presses carefully the handkerchief
which she has washed and rinsed. sn5;,
dries with a smooth surface like a piece
Of new linen.-Chicago Tribune.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

ASA u generally regarded as bayir.
pten me earliest home of man. yf, ~
interior i siili one u the mos, ,nys.,.
Hpus parts 81 the globe. Tbs, mar.
unknown things remain 10 b. disoat.
ereo there is indicated by fbe regui,.
% he recent journeys Of Sven uedi,
me Swedish explorer. H. the r~e,io,
containing the lake called Lob NJ
~ esme upon a tribe Of half-sayage
shephsFhk who were unknown even 10
lnf ,h'nese. Aud besides more than 4
score o. saltwater lakes. and The ruing
y TWO ancient cities, be discovered !
ffeai range Of mountains. whose m.
iesi peak, named by him Mount ogcar
:. 1900 feet high. nearly 5000 fee,
n,gh.f man Mount Blanc, the giant of
me Alps--Youtb's Companion.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

4 nit u E-zuia-nsent IN me K-raas
Neaert.

Tine town Of t,at- II sht mIndis Of IN
Neyaua usse-t CONTAINS D. nuuses aut sni
s.et uui % .uo firr J%reeirsa ~ the fl1s
warg u.u uuuuGieS uibuitrpverec space
fnr rwu iuuu va nae been ivnr On th'
mann -rafH waiting lur the elginseT tp mt
WI iusf riai was -ue tr1uhie VIII ms iuep
muttrf and IL reutcuy ine Disability ant
tt.1t was lizzie pToaVesi ~ l. resumption o.
te journey aturt ui nait & uas u lingering
Lverv iass.Hlef nat airetaF Investigated
ths all Bcfe u- pvI a. least So tmaes ant
-ie asial vas becoming 81 muIiututtuuk sllai
complaint rgs apG traVeieu II waves
af heavei 3 aihe urise G. stuul VINE
aeiilef 1ruu California. uuesr { anfItlilf
ever napieu iI sueu d 1nvr ar ms Gan
snuiaBaut .hInl % something ~ IN II bass
III. am WHAT interesting u%ccurIeHles
nave ruu nsrt aprgur Tie iasi question:
WINS addressed a. . .urn iazf smoking Ynune
nmt- .it 0nir mae unu- resilem IL GaE
VIM was visible anmfp liz !. o. j. women
aIN euilnrei gTttlereC a. 4it raiIruau ffacish
Don uutnW muci anef nnplieI here.
Eall .its iucai nvelier. blame Il al er r.
guiu on VI II luuiEa. thf county seat,
vilere -liert + ar NAM as = nuuses They We
gut q .ra NJ tte-s TINS week. al al o u
neu iBliu mas beer druvec uu tie Jury.
That vny In lhe uuty on. iier.. I'd
L guIi.. t0p inn I grt { sure Knee. AZ tue
suurIef vuuilrt Ia6e NE. Aivlpe ny
inca. As,er SEE uutnM my nave ~ es-
ye-lerte Then SIS me1 ri,at went from
uertl come PACK an IUlt fur rvp vearH
auars ben Du -tat lurr. Plagued shame.
q man Win / SUES i.uee 3 make ar go9t L
Ielie' tu' G Ju-y aF anyone els
We'll cal W. get ~ 4 itgtt ~ sarlle-
tniur diuertnIg Nd pas 1Ine upglYo
an aeiI iEhtu nut J don { iiEtf nuiv
v'ttl bel taetisarah- isr ] tan liet INN
easy 1iu- tAeu on the Jury. Hell come
lsieE III b.pY atpui H. ton. l}up niu.N
III erue . auliat y youN Nlest,e ar run
g nee ~ ualItt { lG u~'-u-u-nY thunder.
ANYTHING
Anu newer russiea with apYbuddy hut
ben EaegDgr.A, cause can throw ilm an
I aau fi,te ~ ruu G race sithei unless with
Bon ur h. on the JURY. @isit ] vaf I'D
tttere nGvtu experiences. tup.
W all desperately purBuet the tirad .put
p%HsSsngef- 1871 rhetf something ruu cur do
without ben B6cE1grtns Au,rnrugf any
litng say lu make NJ q puiss u slptnr
art-
Nister did You spy glD9' one Of the
fpulAet 81 tbs Outstanding women ilterrmli-
e1. THE Nu1e dealer sand e. and The
E's called tue disappointed vuull asiae and
tbt I'VE ttEea tpr Z g moments. The p"u-
prletpr VI tus ilfng Knee then appr1unle1
LII Enqt VI fu.ssengett and Hll
" decided vel take vnu MP mister.
lati ls There : airy PREACHER with YOU
Preacher on pet N1uf TIE. We've
got 4 ulsIop relied tfe New j ur, business
man 81 uertu Z Auo us rushed in the
Aieeper. tor te uudsrs.uBd tlls puTpa-l u
lne re1na',t OF the Gait mun
me ldt If THIS itert Gutl -nf igfter.
Zen H~aeED4rlt m me irutt beer .Iut q
trl'n around +ef tuls Young iurT -l marry
ne an t,eu ueIu 4 I-nu o. tfupeiet IN gS-
tafieteeo man seemed like n if ugtcus'l
teI ue' tg taHt I'm Ut ale Ialt ms IL ON
ttatlu 1ls- nov
Get been us ny az ELh9 once seit LIE
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05
se HATED TO Tx
A Negro K1enser Hbo Esss huprrzer
70 Hts Prrsudfoe.

William Thomas n G neErp NtUsf remark.
aii,e am n ius ls IL unaef all circumstances
tel onts the truth " iiimm Waf nurc.eo
is .hs mex s. thi ihsi grant tnry im guann
iarcerr. and he wat brought tium Jall Ems
murnnig n if nrrAEueG Ihuulas has Y'hat
e terutec q tpugn uass ~ ie Wfset vr-n
rms prosecutor ~ pieat guisx and reesiive
tile mnlmn sentenet-tvp Fegrf n the
lenltcuelAry
'staud M Thmnns gnc Jungt Nuhufd.
are son guity ~ fui Euiitt
'dnUg. swefe The mar, vrsu d uEl.
] ~ hEts 10 1al L lie. htf J guess III have
II. I'm ruifT
oh son maze t. Eel & Ae, dc yprf ]
v0Ii IN any MN Iiead guilty Il ia limits
Ia " innocent. , Nth slant trial
Tnis wus eaagriy v'hal William uttu-ner
diG nui want.
'Your hunur " he saiG, linn maj Is mt
sfanna pnst u rDurt wsss. ia DID NOT mean
Lim-'
'HJhgtf RIGHT. 1ndge. ] nrpef wac IN
enur1 beiuit- and ] apn1 thuE ] quite gut
ypu"
~ meg uoi understand munn lew ~
tni--ec TIM court. ''iui Yuu know v-nrtaef
Yuu wen, Iutp InEf slpre uus stuie tnpse
goods.
oh, res. AT, ] dune that"
Twp FeuiE -ARnsaf City star.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05
Recipe 70, a p.Ifeinu,

Line Two deep piepa25 with a rieb.
fhort erust. prick with a fork to pre-
vent blistering, and bake a delicate
brown When cold. ELL with the fol.
lowing; -Four eggs one-half pint ri
sugar two ouDces q good chocolate
grated, one quart Of milk. one-half tea
spoonful Of vanilla. Beat The yolls well
with the sugar. less two ,gblesnoer.
fulk, aed The chocolate. less one heaping
tablespoonful, Their the milk. heated Ia
boiling and boil T. a6ouble boiler un,il
u ibiekens. When cold. Favor and 1TI
in The pies. Then beat the whites of ,ba
eggs 10 a stii froth, and gradually sda
the two tablespoonfuls Of sugar ans
. Of chocolate. Spread on TOD Of nias
and bake in q moderate over nn,il
light brown. Serve cold.-Wo,nan,g
Home Companion
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05
ALABAMA LADIES
DON'T LIE
MXxAs,cR

Oak LowevAla writes
Hare psed DIR. NJ. A,
Sim IN Liver
Medicine n nj lam
lily for 10 wears, with
good results. think
Il IS stronger than
Zeilia's" OF Black
'D-arght"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05
His New DelusIou.

Mrs Paddle faith eurisV-How i
your grandfather this morning. Bird
get?
Brdget-He still has the ~rheurns,ics
mighty bad, mum.
You mean be thinks be has ,bs
rheumaiisin There is no such thing as
"Yes. mum"
A few days later:
Ano does YOUR grandfather s,iil per-
sist in bis delpsion that be has The
rheumatism"
NO, mum; The poor man think, nov
not be IS dead. We buried um yister-
dsy."-Indianapolis Journal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

: must 50 tunted W s1ne rgrne6e, f9r
~ ss1 and tualy happened ou n, vs..
-linh Pink P.ls 3gr I1s Poodle. TssFa3
Some q ny DeEaburs atoat the ueaiers-
i9r Il had been USED ty several rers9us N ne
community, and they recon -er5e4 4
EtfF tisliT ] procured & box. The mis-
htli'sa me r1g1t away. and ! continued I'M.
iiE ihsin commenced taking them Iast
ll- and finished taking the SIKH box iaw
mouths lr2- ] an not bothered with -hs
rheumatism now-ioe medicine has cured
r. can 1nosi certainly reuoutnsndDr WI.
Inns Pink Pills for Pale People
1hsss pills are not only good for ybau-a,.
is'n' tut are Invaluable for sur dissass rs,
u lsts HON impoverished o. Ind hlo,i
-Dsy DO bot act on the bowels.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

Doo hsyworth-Here is a new paper
onsrirg . prize Of SO for the best-writ.
len Icve letter.
~, Aounder fwho Is being sued for
n'saeD o. promlse)-Td give ten times
~ nuch 70 get some Of mine back
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

1Eeen neN und nerf 1---
tioB thsre vii be ilos9 al
Questions Of snund mu,,sv5
Aesr'G ppiniunE NAV IN
pnni1- 1aers i Inn uns m1
afuilal uninlnn. end TIM u
regarding 1hs merfia Of Enr,
hfrtert as q Temedv iur ~
maiaria ~ vel b q uuru-
plant oVaepsII. r-unE.Duanr
hiF and rifeumntIsm. 4
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05
The Great Iuc.u,L.

,inks--Do you. believe the north pole
VIII ever be reached?
fIikins-Thai's hard TO tell. r. +,
eou'd only be quietly given out. how.
ever maj the klondike m~oiher-Iode NJ
sn,.s 20 'bs' direction, lhere'd Or 10
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

want" said The excited Chicago
"oman p the telephone exchange. "m,
husband, please. al once,"
'Npmber' please said the polite on.
orator. n
Only TIE fourth. you impuder,
'aing." snapped back the fair tele.
p'oner-circiDnsti Tribune.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

Eog1 fhe aef&lDo and results when
hyrap0f Fig is taken: II il pleasant
ana refreshing N Tie taste. and acs
gent Yyei promptly On TIE Eidners.
Lyef and Bowels, cleanses tie 80.
tea e1eet0ally, dispels colds. head.
ae1,ee ana ieYers and cures habitusl
constipation Syrup Of Figs is the
@aiy remedy of IT, kind ever pro.
aog7c pleasing 70 the taste and az.
nept&ble " The stomaeh, prompt ia
its &ctloa and truly beneficial in lis
effects, prepared only from the raos.
healtayand agreeable substances. lis
many excellent qualities commend II
~ all and have made il the raos,
popular remedy known
Syrup of Figs is for sale Ia 30
cent bottles by all leading drug.
gets Any reliable druggist who
may not have il On hand viii pro.
cure II promptly for any one who
wishes 70 try It Donot accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SyRUp co.
els fakscfSco. CIT
DDbsyAlk. ~. hfY roRg. M
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05
The Time 10 Exe,c,.s

Early morning exercise is denounced
nowadays by the majority Of hygiene
teachers AT that time, they say, wal.
lily is at its lowest ebb, ard needs ~
stimulation of food. Abou, mid.sf,er.
moor is the best time for gentle on,.
door exercise. At this time, too. il i.
most desirable that mental abor sbonld
cease.--N. Y. Post.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

~ causec IT IN Irritation @, ira ,s,r,.
1nt. lTe 1ocAl sphsns, Frequently far ,as,7,
- slef-nt olssase- There Ara rr,esi,r
a.W-L INC nopsraCrire pains n he ,er,s.
Lns s.o-anch extending 70 Ia A..s 80
800 ansg Are often The srurt-rr -
80. g LnolEesapl- DR.. M A wvrs.
go Mso,eane should be pse,d H. -
49, s oteest,re ORGANS ko6 DR. s,n-ar.
s9ehu Vine Wine to give ureo,rfS 49,.
Ano permanent cure S
Afief the ODD yruprie.o-s q. IN. s,-,,.
~ e1oso ~blhcf Dr1nghs" we're tr -
s.AVe1 states Cprrf erjctned srrr-r &C.,
~asas constituting ouy trade rsmes
$50 nvi e4lI,T require In; tber sanns Nv
-. .sn lfhae rkroe loa merits n nnys ~
L.llsLe. d Dos seek 10 arr,ro,r-pss
~ Itaot iur CTR article enI,f,S H., go
49, - ~. simmons Liver Nee,cSa. ~
.n..-nrlo e pir.ure Of apother DIT SIN.
s-.Isun l1t1r wrapper and false " ssre-r,a
- shI tlef xrtlcle BLACK ,nrars rrs
S~s.ssAAieo ID assa. Shrf h,eipr ~ re,,s,
- In1i trlstae Was estahlikbtd. yfils m
trer ntrrd O. Black Irsnrt,s % .ST
~ Why do ihey hcre-r,sr $50
lz.ssossoa q Sssoci.ie ibeiy x-r,ris -
- AIaf1ng the pacture Of Dr.. III a So.
1uus On AZ by Their pnt,bct,, - =. -.
tir.nfs o. another Dr. Simmons. X ms 49,
.llslfly spprvJrin1e or IrLdaS Ia 80
As MuEFe aYpGrenly ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

Fu1t3nE lnto Prauios-Ns-na-aD,,,
TL1!s @ YOU know VINO ate rrr -aisir.s $.
Dorothy turning over the leaves "a l.,
hook more rapdlY-"Marna ruu IA -.
sbfn,ar seIne things are bse,te- Isft m
Aala lsn that che cf them -Jn5,s
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

a1@ok tpn the day after her sr-;ran-
t.eag nun, I'm . bit fierce d, timas ~
ahgh ! an hery, I'm apt TO h. q Il. -,,rl
spVAta; hui you neednt let ibg. mn, -
a little present rau es5 s1u.sp ~
mAne ne around &g@n. -T7tRts
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

can trace my ancestors tack to y hu,.
orea years before William tbe C,9nnnsr1, -
AL can't trace mine thar IN rp, I
AaFFA ihs slightest douht tiigi Soma ~
thein were living eren earle, than fAat =
Cincinnati Eoguir-.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05
1 lew DAYS later:
The Way to scaiIop App,e,.

Pare and cut the apples into slices:
put them in a baking pan with a lave
OF coarse breadcrumbs between the lav.
ers OF apples. having the top layer Of
crumbs Pus two tablespoonfuls Of
molasses into half a cupful Of water.
pour the mixture over: bake in a pos.
eiaie osen.-Ladies' Home Journal
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

fannle- wuuhe waees NJ heggi pu
is utec LtGus. a5s.u. ameieaI
UU~l
4a@-uIe Ntr 3 tsari To- buusr ne
te,.i Do Luuuaf
hov c,evef o ina Philadelphia gal-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

,sus,ons Don't be fooled tpto t..t,,
anss5 worthless stuff lfths rnsrr .nnns
~ Is Just the same as NJ. 49, I NJ
~ MAJ 5now that be ia irving "a aeil -
~ slua 70 make 2 hir pruffbr nsir.,nS
SAea .oa wholly different arbcas
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

man never feels nore foolish .b.r
aneh ne SITS around at the Etat3nn sn5 -.
~ Tram leave him-Wsslnran I.nn
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

thin, ~pIaan always er5ggs rtppanr nm sr,-,.-
.se.u, 70 make something orrsssnsrssi
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

Greatest
Medicine

sfHfSsHsE bsaua a. pUes via al uihe
menacnss Sal so &c is ar INSTANCE
o. * peeuiiaf att unusn4 cueanvs
pure c1paioes lhs miss nssmuus
pseSse ant ta dlsess vilci .airie
ine 1fooe " nus p-gHs moa1c1F
inea1l1se sufe-lH Is mauv v.ni..
81 o'ae-s q . iaesul I'm ia3a to
unfz Allr acief alc peCaue up.0.r
ms 90 ,be tsssi -pr5rogsi..su
ECrCfgtS e iue pu aliarsHi &c
vlat sut iuulat lamtt Is slasaa u
vnnl lie a9pse sweeping sa.iu,sr'
cat aau's.r u m1ue Hps & fnea.
eie tll,I ear nRe iie eumao enemy
q Hlanalnf aar fcgzi,-liv e1es liz
woaaeru earus auodF e-arsuu4al!e
ha-ieas na Toe sGlE Is lAe tl.se o.
/. fr.aa. 80 4 LH-g r.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

LUalacsi fences are usually Of the ala.
Ds;l, lsd s'aEs-and-rsder psttern-[hesso
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

riHp Anrs n tnt nfedians :,
eiiiiarei = Luugns Gna Cmaf ~
Blunt. hprRgIae, Mnah. NFrst
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

Latiie Iedde-.Pa. what does .;psr, A.,
mean Pa-"Infra digt Oh. that. K,os.
IKE sang Don't ever Jet ne besr ren n
thein woEds again."-C9ereland Leassy
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05
Anrd L.,

N'ilm mate sou apn -
Reason erpuEi ] cur III !
bNe aea's ~ ie e.ersed trs,
thsy inaiatet on purtmf n
-beatuu grpvel.r. Z aass
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

we wonder WHY most things we Tx. q,
e. are 30 hard 70 dlgess.-Wahinyton nan'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

Papa dear, why are these wa,sr,a.,
soies called Iguiia perchat -" sBecsnss VI
.@ai lney enable you 10 perch in tn r,,, ms
"i'oou' getting wet."-Tit-Bits. M
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05
More than SOD. oO0 sevinnn

More than 100000 sewing-machines
are made in the United States apnually
which is 80 per cent. of the production
OF the world. Nearly 10000 persons in
one way and another make their living
IN the states out Of sewing machines.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

bhei,sim-A traveller nj, r.,
vine nor missed has eatner- -,
Daily Newg.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

Frnctiee matses Der .n,,
tile neigiItnrt iafl liis sn,p.
Chicago laiiy &sws. I'd
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

alnar 0so toIer says the sweets Of life -.
New, mixed with bitterA-Chieaso DAM
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

NsAu IN One N
latse Lazntlvs hinnp Quinn. ~
druggists Faiund mnIes
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05
MsZ9AMM;

Ban Antonio, Tex, ssyE
NY wife has used DR.. N.
simmcn Liver Med.
seine -nany years for
aeAdache and nerer
fkis 10 buy 9 package
waen Ehe expects 10
travel 1t saves one from
taking injurious drngs-
For ID years ii has been .
necessary medicine in nv
hor1ss
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

hujILnfe burbcuie b0uf 'ra.s nj
spr1 1nermIn Npsciulist h. II
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

4 pppr slelier alvrpr sralis :.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-05
Not on the Programme.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Great Falls, July 4-The celebration to-
might wound up with an illumination
which was not on the programme. Part
of the entertainment was the stormfng
of Manila. Several boats, beautifully
lighted by colored fires and the changing
play of fireworks, moved down Broadway
bay and assaulted the old Minneshosho
b~oathouse, where another force Of men
was busy sending up other fireworks Al
ter the supposed troops had landed, and
incidentally captured the place and then
moved up town for a parade drill through
Central avenue, II was discovered that
the boathouse had caught on fire, and In
a few minutes II furnished the prettiest
display of the evening. The FIRE depart
ment was called out, but was practically
helpless, as the building. situated on the
edge of the river. was far from any fire
plug. and being constructed of wood,
made a magnificent blaze. Total loss
about 1900. No insurance.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-05
A Memorable Day.

Washington. July A-Washington cele-
brated the Fourth of July as became the
capital OF the country. The city was
thrown into intense excitement by the
news from Santiago n everybody SEEM
ed TO begin the day with the determine
ton to make IT memorable. A platoon Of
light battery A fired n salut of Is guns
In honor of President Mckinley at 10
o'clock this morning. The Society of the
Sons of the Revolution and the Sons OF
the American Revolution, following their
annual custom. held patriotic exercises at
the base of the Washington monument.
The Marine band was present and many
prominent men delivered addresses.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-05
THE WOUNDED MEN.
They Were Good Soldiers and Well Known
in Missoula.

In Missoula.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Missoula. July 4.-George p. Cooper,
company G.. 25th infantry, who was
shot by a shell, as reported In the
Standard to-day, was a private who en-
listed last year. He was clerk OF his
company, and highly esteemed. Henry
Conway, company II. shot in hip and
groin, was one of the oldest soldiers in
the regiment. He served five years in
G., then re-enlisted for hve
years, md served in company ID, and
a re-enlisted and was serving his
third term in company H. He was a
good soldier, and one of the most re-
liable men in the command. Lieuten-
ant Lyman NJ. Walsh is not known
here. He is supposed to be one of the
newly appointed second lieutenants who
had been assigned to the 25th.
In the report of killed this morning
II is thought that the name McCorkie,
mentioned as lieutenant of the ed reg
iment, should be McCorkle, who was
lieutenant of company B. A letter re-
ceived here a short time & from his
wife stated that he was to be trans
ferred to the 22d regiment and promot-
ed to first lieutenant. At Fort Mis-
soula, however. they think that the
transfer had not been made yet, as Nc
Corkle was in command of his COM
pany on account of the absence OF Cap
tain Loughborough. 1t is earnestly
hoped that he is not the man killed, as
he was one of the finest officers in the
regiment, and had many friends among
the civilians here.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-05
TRANSPORTS At MANILA
Stopped on the Way to Capture
the Ladrone Islands.
SPANISH VESSEL TAKEN
Fifty-Two Officers Were Captured With
the Leyte-Surrendered to Dewey.
Preparing to Attack Manila
on the Fourth.

Washington, July Admiral Dew
ey's telegram to the navy department
is given as follows:
Hong Kong. July 4.-Cavite. July /.
Three transports and the Charleston
arrived yesterday. The Charleston cap
tured Guahan, Ladrone islands. June q.
There was no resistance. Brought
Spanish officers from the garrison, six
officers and "a men, TO Manila. On June
90 the Spanish gun vessel Leyte came
out of the river and surrendered to me,
having exhausted its ammunition and
food in repeIing the attacks made by
the insurgents. She had on board So
officers and "a men, naval and mill
tary."
Adjutant General Corbin has received
the following via Hong Kong. July 3,
from General Anderson, who command
ed the first military expedition to the
Philippines:
Cavalry. artillery and riding horses
are desirable; can get a limited number
of draught animals here"