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Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

Den tunos sisrne iamtioie gien'
nsmbprst nit 6opso!" raabie iss | min
! 5crtpiItl'e.
Den patre Ssrgsdnt Dor tn 3rofr
ino / Isltet uoen at rofe ia AZ BEN og
uoen Spor al gsgsiitriug.
Do ben unas piQe hsri,, at Slirb'
nen biIis,be btnoes SiGtliebec. fun
be bun life ftiuls lin Glaos; bun uos
itsete ct 5ubelItrig % faiot I'm lib
pdlqte ON 6dIlen.
9dbnbsrlia NOT bar Ssr9sortsr
ligefad dlOorlig ca tif6desbolbeu Iom
fsr. Dan 10 rigtig gobt. oa ban fdd
pigtns rdips % opri9iio, @tabs. ca
tog benoe unosr Sdgen mto en- fdoerlig
betptterbe gepoaelis. Sdd greb bdn
berots Sadnb % fsrts bsuos ucglc
Siriot bort fra os.
8i ~bstrootses meo for Nnsgisrrigs
FEB be TO pdtrs Wenueitsr.
Ser9eunten bsrbte Hpggen til os,
men oi tuuos is ben unes ptges Nns
fat. Stnbss Wins'pil uotrbtts be met
mooitrioenbe 5sGelisr: BeitprieI'e.
gontro; ct iIpgttet emil for ODER bens
oes SGbsr, bsrpad brso hun uo / en-
munter Batter. Sdd tpsisbs be bindus
ben og gif bbsr iii III.
6boo bdbos ben potre Ssr1eont for,
tolt benoe?
Reine tom liot Itamfulo ben til os.
Saa tat bun be 10 Grsnrinas. Obers
items prsfsnt, | fine Gren, git Zig. ben
I'll mig o9 lagoe:
"9borIeoes times De ON mig2 Gr
ieg Oa,ter2"
ga. De er pattsr. og uoen otsle
2reprin9s pilbs De bare eronu BAT
rers."
VIA. BET er iutet Spar. De differ
mig altldaf
vi bar / Spdnisn; nupel, | Sponisn
tdler be 5OreIIteoe mso Einsns, og ieg
'bnrebe!
Seq bar alorig ieuere ungrst pdd
ee.ts Soar.
Zen nGite Dag tom bet til Stamp
meb O'3onnsis arme, og Ri bleU
Seierberrsr. 8i miiteoe imiolsrtic
mango tiGtts Solodtsr. Den patr,
Ssrqednt idoreoss | Stufoersn. War
6rdgte BAN til 2a5urettst, men oa man
pitbs iierne bans SlGoer fra bet iaa'
rsoe Steo, latte ban ia energit til
Woooerae; men ben ~islqsnbe Dag sr'
fareos Aeiisrens 4rms, at tsr bar en-
Spinbe / bsns RGttsr. Den oatr,
Serasunt bar iugeu anosn sro girgt'
ME GEesquiers, ben fsrIic apiHos, ION
bleb ubmRrtet.
Opsnitdaenoe Siitoris er bogI'aos'
10 J,nb mi,1in;p Mhesouisrp trndnf,
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22
Oabrifbpanine tilfalss.
q @OOls Uita Bpsnins sr tIlialss. 81

uingeu er 40 < 80, 4
gtaser bsi, iuom0r.
let Stanb ! ale Tele.
opfsrt at Nuriten,15
7ommsr tptis Bog
&c. Semti Sob 2ano
pda buer al be ire
gioer, iro, npro os
Ut. On arut at 80
ma Riper lgber liae
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

Sjpbenbdpn, 2osn 5uli. 0epa:ts'
meuts6si / 6inansminiiteriet 6. Is.
8b. 6onien er eiter lGngsre Gins Sp8-
pom iaaar ngo, Ga Nar gdmmel.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

ayprleosn SsnDas uigit 5Gtismanc
Rasmus SerenIen pua asinprup
Wart psb 9eoen | en- Qloer al nGitea
TO gor. afpsbe bar fsot / grebtGGs
ben 18bs gusuit 1923 Os bar ION 5ns
fanteriIt csltdsst / Srisen 1S4S-50.
San ItiISres at 9iGs, mso bpem ban bar
pGret i gsrsrins, Tom en- iielosn flint
os ftrabicm Nano Og bar itdbis fun.
net slabe Is pep en- COB Selbrso, inos
til arafterne iIjor bespnpte at tase al.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

gu at Siaerpos ftprre Iaringsnri:
rsnbe, Gipbmanb 8. g. Slien, er az
oauet ped 3eosn eftsr Ell Bar Iars til.
taqenpe Spasbsb. afppoe blsp SO @ur
oammel. San bar pG>et Wenlem al
Ssirefcrcninasus seItprelie, rg / g9s
roabet bdpce Ran SGoe fra 1894 IND
til 1897.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

h Elettricitetsp9rt ifal a~nlGgaes
I6meios. &ruften benteS fra
l.rOploena 9anofulo, ION ruuoer
tl2O 6eitetrrfter. @rrtet ftaI
,iryoiQt til Soften.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

Sisrrins. lite SuIi. proprietor
q, Spbit til Rsrrs 1oas9clt, pr. Gins
bal, en- al Gsnens opstigite Gcnss
mcno, Der 6stlGbis mango ofeniiise
2qiosbpsrp, er inui ,piuofsig osr, SO
dor gdmmsl.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

aalbcrs Bpraub bar for Iuttccs
Dsre beoilsst Suititsraao GcOitsisn
ben al ban aniests 4iitso ira Gm6es
bet fem aGmnsr i aalbCrs fra lite
gpril 1899 at rssne. Sprdapet uOs
talts i'm opbs getlaseIie pDer. at Or.
@opiteien M At Sslbrsbsbsnipn bar
msnt at buros trRtte iis tilbuas ira
bet at ham en- Nsnnsit,aloer iaa iprs
trinlist itDrsbs Gmbsoe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

0perl1rer bar @orbus tommunale
Stolepnisn M. 6. Sanoeit er afgdact
Der Dsoen / en- gllosr al 63 aur. Den
@fraos, Der bdphe hapt Gninttel'e peo
aurtus StolspGisn / n9Itsn 40 adr,
bar Fcrfatter al flere Stplsbsg,r.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

6ateoot er opiut til G~Oriamlinsss
spiIsIol for Sernbanearbeioerns
%Saratts, Iom tiuise ,al ttene til
@9slieslutals pg fortunes mec
!, % GpiIer at ben pso @nlas9et
1h Qy9it.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

Gn / 9eterin9rtreoIe meaet betislrt
Manc, Decent peo 2dnbboGpiliolsn
Iiels &ruun Qsberlen, R. al 8bg, er
/ esnoags Mites afquaet peo Dozen,
50 Oar 0ammsl. gtioeoe bar Decent
peterinGr RetslGre og bar bl. q. 4so@
litibprlG1e % WSeolem at bet petttts
mare Sunobepsraao.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

gag 6drpes meo Hor9sptnger Wentgs
beo Tor at tiltrGos tit Gmbebe ipm SOD
reprGft | Sronoen9s. Sr. Due bar /
II aor ptrtet | aongspinger ipm ad
tstet os tilosls Tom toniiitueret Soanes
prr't. airten bar fuIb az Silhsrsre
oeo Gf'teosprrbitsnen. Gr Sepis for
Wenisbeosns Sensipenbeb III Soeues
prGitsn peo bet fore Offer iom pbeoss
BAN efter 6uostieneiten, os bpori
mango fra be o~mliggsnbs tire Yreitss
9iGlo beltog. 9r. Due bar life BLOT
ION Brett, men ugIaa iDm Carer os
gs'tprer al aon9spinssr Wiooelitole
punoet for a~nsrtisnbsIie.
8ritiunsiano. 27be SUM-. Sti6ss
reoer Natpig er ioas eitsr en- langpuri9
og Imertefulb Siernsipgoom aTsaaet
peo 0sben | en- qlber al 70 @ar. Dan
tom tiolig tiliiss % Oar en- at 8sltas
tu9erne / ben fer'te Expedition til
@ulominsrne / &alifornien I 1849.
gfter lin Sjemfomit brep ban ct betps
oeli9t Stibsrsbert % bar / be Isnere
Ndr intere8ieret / flere inou'triele
Soretugenoer. San bar en- meget pos
pul9r Wano Der, r%unobddnoet oQ
bj9lpiom. : en- QarrGtte par ban
Wsolem al &ommuneItpret og inbes
bapoe en- M9nqos andre Silios6perp,
logifterne til ben norIte 99r pq
5luaoe er be iibite Iur itegt ganite be-
tpoeligt. Msbens Der pua bet orot.
mere Budget 1875-76 bar opfert
$4,000 Sr. til 4rmeen % $685.
900 Str. til Marinen uogjer uogif'
terne i Suosetterminen 1883 ben
bolbspis 10,215,7 700 ar. os 4,101,5OC
9r. foruloen bet ertraproinpre 8uooet
Der for 1897 anorog btnbolo8pis
2,653,6O0 8r. % 100000 ar. Son
Grtraprpin4rt sr til SSGr og 5laaot
fra 1891-97 bepilget omtrent q
WiQioner &roner.
9rofesior 81. Go0ett afreiIte 13o'
SUM- iii 5inmurten. 2iemeoet mel
Reiien err llnoerieselIe al 6crboloen'
meo S9palfangiten. prpfesioren pt
beige ftere Stcoer lauss Spfen, 'pe'
ciclt Observation-Disclosures. SSon ri
Iaoleoes lG9gc Ruten ON 8jespEr
9orsan9eriicroen co SrcIoiioro, bpo'
ban bill opboloe iiS hos Sr. Sngsbrlst'
fen, Holf8s, en- for SpdlfangerIper9s'
maalet meoet interesieret Wtano.
2aormdno Niels Suugstpeot a
Sosdnoer bpbtes ben 26bs SUM- 1875
/ Sosarger airte oe er altiuo mso Sit
terbeo 100 2tor gummsl. 5cr npgl
4ar tilbuge baape Iau 20 berts Cub
ben baarligt. men I ben ieners lib bd'
ban bapt baaoe gpot Spn pg COB Ssr
Iel. Sdn er ~Foreprigt n~pt'dd fri't o.
raft, men boloer for bet meite Sen
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

Soptein Bed sr snonu life operfert
til 6criens 5uetbus, hppr hun Hal az
ione ren bdm ioemte Strai: 5er't
naar Tcrmaliteterne mso I%rre'toutcns
lloIlt,telie at 0arncbro8sriooernes
Oroen cr foretuguc. pil GperisrinGen
til 5nItbuIet Fnoe Steb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

Sbenfs, 30ts Stunt. atiisisltdbst
., fprenece ScteGsr / Snsnfs" gioer.
trops bet at "@ranb Sotsl" lite bar
ajpst bet tdltulersce Spsrfiub, 4 pGt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

Openitadence Siiioris sr bogI'oo,s
fla Idno. girginis 9besauisre traacie
/ 1906 inb | 6arsn iitsbetfOr i'm ipee'
lias COiGinebrober. forirsmmecss til
S~erqsant, erbolot / 1903 GresIegt.s
nen og rsbbsoe 1T Regiments Oberit 10
at ben tGttsite auslsrsgu. Deb csnns
anlsbuing 6lsO bun iauret, oa mon ops
oaoeoe, al bet par en- IortiGot pige.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

eE nm ca mere tseis Ssrfieasfe 0 N rassr sarsH'
Cd w ifres hper cHftit. Der s%Vertaltr 81 Haentur
for uet ya.riptiiig. Ieiigisie aiu. Siaeoer. Jrsen hit.
e. a .. Siiberman. Isv. Di, q. SaaL NasHL
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

Slogslie, 2Spe SUM-. S asbrt al
be iibite Maunsber er Der begdoet ca.
Il Sirtctpperisr ! 4ntpprtitpo Strt,
2spe 0errco % SorD Sirts 5urisolt7
tipner. Sppen er MI paagreben al
Sprs Qpliti. Oct piite iig at pGre en-
Sieneitetarl Sans SenIsn, Der tjentt
pao ZoemartsQaarpen peo Scrs.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

6cr.,osn Ssnoa9 aiteu opltoo Der
SlO / glbel BsterIens Gddrc pua Gum
bsritpD Mort. j 2sbst al Tdtten ns9s
brGnotc belle 8auroen unotasen Babe
bpgnlngsn. aredturernc re0oepes,
men aft Snbbost brGnote. Sloen me-
mes at oRre opItouet peo Sdgnind.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

Sbenie, 3Ote SUM. Soag afeoieteI
ct Meoe al be iorifjs0ige Settionsr peo
ben tommsroe 2anpmanOsfcrlamIinG
for at 6lipe betjenbt mep bet htotil uos
ferte Wrbsioe. Webet, Der teller CO.
100 GcltaQere, afbotoss unoer 6odGoe
of Hormanoen for 2anomanosicrIail=
Iinaens 9umitc, S%orgsrmeiter Silnorp.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22
lIoroe.

v Iloree.
k-ssaa BEN 23ss fan OsmunO Big
% ,aFru feire lit 8~ulobrplup,
I, I'm asoditOr i "5romsspOften" er
+, ia lite Suli Saptein RsliOn
En's.
~ kA-nslrge GonraOi iStisroalen ct
L III psO 0eben / en- alOer at "a
k,,t,fn / 5anitetet, s. z. poulien
t-o,t peo Sspsn / Srunbbiem / en-
Eai SO glar.
kR1rdfiinoe peb 8drbg Station,
u ala6os, er uon9pnt til selegrafs
] tyinoe / aiitrano.
I'D |rer gergens StaosfbIitat er Der
IS Eager, Is SanolGser, 3
tasr og SO Sorbemsore.
!. 4 aiGrs epre Drug / Sreoritsz
y idmtli1e Nrbeioere, pmtrent 100
~. \. opid8t. Sngen 8runb er ansit
N~ftbtgelfsn.
N LimI-6asle Srus er euaet pper
u nsielItdb. &apitalen, 100000
II fulotsgnet. Oct Itul pripe Stps
"a m~etuniit @GrtTteo.
n Eats6tr9S misunderstanding, Der
kr li Is 9Otalforeninser, bar bapt
; s-got / Stisn. Slere pigtige Stos
4 r,8maal er blepeu b~ebdnoleoe.
hatobrugsr t Bate peo 5lettefjuro
has QtIatien Rdrueitao f~ortprs
,f orleosn 6rsoog fit Gin peo 99n9s
sg GorIagen bar relisieie Strups
u. Elettricitetsprrt 'tal anlGggeS
trnefos. 8ruften bentes fra
trpploens 9unofalo, ION rauoer
,,I 100 6eitetrrfter. 8Trtet Ital
."' irroigt til Soften.
% k.uo. iur. @unuor Storm er bob
It lrngsrs Spgeleie % Gar gam
Den Qfopoe bar en- begaost ung
u b, Der bupos talrige 9enner / Stus
ap trptroenen.
'od Eltsrdao Sunbe er fra lite Sum-
= toaOt al RsrIGsgerirmuet e.
e he e. Co., Der fortIGttes ufordns
/ :i G'0rr. g. Siersluno pe Ibr.
F:Iano.
"
."1 E'n Htoatter az Ssr9ehs at'ens
ia ! liter Or. 9is'su, Der Ital bare
I'd nj @eneraIietretGr, er fra Sep
s sa% EC auiot S6r. Mihelet, for Sioen
kter al "9riniansIunos 5ioenoe".
~
ri 'st0 ! 9o0s'anp 09 Su'U' NV
aNue' S'e er a'9aust peo Deo'"
: Eariaiue SortisneIter Iom mango
pa b 3irsttpr / 2unbs Sparebant.
II ~ -.
: n 1'''9loe az "o''oau"p mo..u'
Noer 8re'ono PAD Ste'o"U N'S'
. gn no trepereoe' Oe
~ kHe sr tame peb Mmtsbprl9Qsn.
NJ "
Ia Ns~''''''peno'er for Satsts "
,,a fflnNsr OeO belsre 4lr'iieltoler er
IA lt''taaet S9rer'noe 6ru Y, stho''
sa1 Sr'en, Stapdn9er, 'oo At'
4 -
~ |1l0TQo, 24De nSunt. Tlgeltgl JttgH
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

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Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-28
AT WELLSBU re.
A Warm Welcome Accorded tho Next
Congressman from the First Dis
trict--A Remarkable Contrast.

Special to the Register.
WeHsburg, w. Va, October 81
Brooke county did herself proud to
. night in honor Of Jackson V. Blair,
Democratic candidate for Congress
from the First district
Mr.. Blair and party arrived on the
afternoon train and was royalty enter
tanned by the Executive Committee I'M
til time for the meeting 10 take place,
which was eight o'clock, at Barth
Opera House.
The enthusiasm displayed and the
audience, in point OF numbers, was IN
remarkable contrast to Captain Dove
ner's frosty reception Of few weeks
ago. Many Republicans turned out to
hear the issues Of the campaign dis
cussed from the Democratic stand
point, and it is SAFE TO lay that MT
Blair's strong and foHcible argument
on the tariff and p;oney questions, rs
well as other questions Of national In .
portance. wou many votes Tor him at
the coming election.
After the Opera House orchestra had
rendered a patriotic air, w. w. Beall,
county chairman. named Hon. John c.
Palmer as chairman Of the meeting
who introduced Mr.. Blair, the speaker
OF the evening The audience gave
! him a warm welcome, and during his
address he was frequently interrupted
with applause.
His speech was clear, gentlemanly
AtiS .--r-------I u is
hearers as a man whom they would BIZ
| proud to have represent them in Con-
| gress.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Blair's adj
dress, Mon. Melville D. Post made a
brief talk. Mr. Post is an eloquent
speaker and handled the campaign is
sues in a logical and commanding man
ner
John Waterhouse. of Wheeling. can
didate for State Senator. and Thomas
M. Darrah occupied seats on the
stage
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-28
PROGRESSING FAVORABLY.
State Department Grafified With the Pro-
gress Making at Havana.

Washington, October Pit is said
at the State Department that there is
nothing disquiecing in the situation at
Havana. The evacuation commission
ers are meeting at intervals TO suit
their convenience and the needs or the
work in hand: Spanish troops are be-
ing shipped homewaId and the way Is
being cleared for the occupation OF the
island by the American garrisons the
end cf the present year. The attitude
of the insurgents is not cause for
apprehension now more than 1t has
been, and the officials are confident
that the sentiment CT the better ele-
ment on the island of Cuba VIII be
eifectual in securing for the United
States officers who are charged with
administration of the temporary gov
eminent Of Cuba the cordial support
CT the vast majority Of the Cuban peo-
pie 1t is conceivable that the end
Of the war will find some bands of law
less men. perhaps Spaniards as well
as Cubans, ravaging remote and I'M
protected districts, but this is an incl
dent Of most wars, and even after our
late civil war trouble was encountered
IN suppressing such lawless elements.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-28

Is Not Partyism, and the Republicans
Will Gain Nothing by Their Mis-
representation.
Special to the Register.


Washington, D. c., October 27.-Sec-
rotary Kerr, of the Democratic Con-
gressional Committee, made the fol-
lowing statement to-day in response to
assertions that Democratic success in
this falls elections would be advan-
tageous to Spanish interests:
THE evidently premeditated effort of
the officials and organs of the admin
istration throughout the United States
to convey to the minds of the Ameri-
can people the impression that Spanish
interests are in any way involved in
the results of this election is absurd
and ridiculous. The attitude of the
American people during the war vita
Spain ought TO convince every intelli-
gent American citizen that devotion to
the cause of the United States in its
contest with a foreign foe does not
belong TO any one party. and that
patriotism is not p2rtyism by any
means. The people are too intelligf Mt
TO be hoodwinked by any such false
alarm. II tie cause of the Republican
party, which is now being trieI by
the American people. rests upon Sd
silly a pretense as the idea that Span
ish interests would be enhanced by the
success OF the Democratic party in
Congress, the Republicans are in sore
straits"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-28
A LONG RIDE.
q. Darwin McIlrai,h and Wife Have
Almost Eaclrcled the Globe on
Their Wheels.

New York, October PHI. Darwin
McIlraith and his wife, of Chicago, ar
r.Nsd here to-day from Southampton,
E Aland, on the American line steam
ship Pennland. The McIlraiths start
ed on a wheeling tour on October 10,
1895, from Chicago. They crossed the
Rockies and on June LIST arrived in San
Francisco. There they took a steamer
for China. The couple rode through
that country and then proceeded
through Japan. Their route was after
wards through Burmah, India, Persia,
Russia, Austro-Hungary, Germany,
France and Great Britain. The Nell
raiths had ridden nearly $4,000 miles
when they boarded the Pennland for
New York They had some exciting
experiences in Asia and in India. but
were not molested by the natives. They
intend to ride from this city to Chica-
go and the start will be made in a day
or two. Under the auspices OF the Cen
fury Road Club, of America. of which
the couple are members, relays of rid
ers will accompany them on their las:
thousand miles. The trip, it is expect
ed, will take twenty days. Receptions
will be given them at Albany. Roches-
ter, Buffalo, Cleveland and other places
and a large body Of cyclists will well
come them home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-28
PROSP ERITY
Never Came 10 These Deluded Park
ersbHrgers---The Factory Will Now
Close.

Special 70 the Register
Parkersburg. w. Va, October 81
The woodward Manufacturing Com
pany, Of Parkersburg, ore Of the largest
harness. wagon ard buggy concerns in
the State. has notified all their en-
plOyes in the manufacturing depart
ment that on November - the manu-
featuring departments Of their business
will be closed down indefinitely. j. b.
Woodward now deceased, was the
patentee Of the famous |. Y. L. sweat
collar pad. with which he amassed a
great fortune, and which was sucn a
boon to horsemen. The plant has grad
ually reduced its force until it now
employs only half a hundred hands,
and was the same company that took
such an active part in the campaign u
1896, all their employees appearing in
the professions on wagons and yelling
for Mckinley and the prosperity tdat
has never come.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-28
YELLOW FEVER
Has Appeared in New York.--Col.
George E. Waring Brought it
From Cuba.


NEW YORK, October 27.-Col. George
f. Waring, Jr., formerly street commits
sioner OF New York, is sick at his home
in this city with yellow fever contracted
in Havana. Commissioner VIM. T. Jen-
kins. of the health department made an
official statement to this effect tonight
Col. Waring returned from Cuba on the
Ward line steamer Yucatan two days
ago
Col. Waring was sent to Cuba by Pres
ident Mckinley TO inspect the sanitary
conditions of Havana. He spent some
time in the city gathering data and sue
ceeded in collecting vast amount of
information which he intended TO submit
to the President
Col. Waring was taken i'll on board the
Yucatan on the return voyage.
In the opinion Of the physicians the case
is not malignant one and Col. Warnings
chances for recovery are good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-28
A GRAND WELDON E
Extended by thu People OF London TO
General ki'ch sner Upon His Ar
rival-.-Police Could Not Handle the
Crowds.

Dover, England, October 27.-General
Lord Kitchener Of Khartoum. arrived
at Dover this afternoon from Paris and
was frantically cheered by the enthusi-
astic crowds of people assembled to
welcome him home. He w2s met at the
landing place by Major General
Sir William Francis Butler, the mill
tary commissioner of this district, and
by the mayor, corporation and local
functionaries. Later, Gen Kitchener
was presented with an address OF con
graduation.
London. October 27-Gen. Kitchener
arrived here this afternoon and was
greeted by the commander in chief Of
the British forces, Gen. Lord W0lseley,
and ether high military officials The
grenadiers formed a guard Of honor at
the railroad station and Gen. Kitchener
received an ovation from the enormous
throngs OF people assembled 10 wei
come him back from Egypt The
scene of enthusiasm was almost unpre-
cedented.
The crowd at the Victoria station
of the London. Chatham & Dover rail
way were 50 dense that the police were
unable to cope with them. The bar
riers and the police Gordon were carried
away together and the multitude
surged into the reserved portion OF tne
station.
As the sirdar issued from the royal
waiting room, expecting 10 step into
his carriage. he found himself con-
fronted with an impenetrabie mass,
cheering, gesticulating and shouting
Bravo, Herbert; God bless you, my
toy: Cheers for the avenger OF Cor
dom and kindred cries. His face
beaned with pleasure al the popular
greeting When he attempted to make
his way through the crowd his nat
was Dashed il" and the police had 10,
save him forcibly from the attentions
of the enthusiastic crowds. who en-
deayored 10 carry him on their shoul-
ders through the throng.
All attempts 10 clear a passage were
futile The sirdar was forced 10 retire
and was finally smuggied out OF the
station through a distant corner Of the
building.
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SCHOON Err LOST.
The st. Peter. With Eight Persons
Went Down Near Soius, N. Y.

SODUS, y. Y. October z7.-The three
nlasteG schooner s.. -eter. Of ST. VIM
cent, sank this noon about five miles
northwest of Sodus on Lake Ontario. with
all on board save Captain John Griffin.
who was rescued in an unconscious con-
dition- He is still unconscious. but VIII
recover. The wife OF the Captain was
lost. also Mate McLaren. OF Kingston.
Eight persons at least perished. II is
thought that the ST. Peter lost her rud-
der and that the heavy seas caused her
to spring a leak
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0ObA w INV AS1O-~o Nv
CONDITIONS-THE AMERICANS
CONTENTION THAT NO PART OF
THE CUBAN DEBT SHOULD BE
ASSUMED, CONCEDED BY THE
SPANIARDS-TOOK THE DONS A
LONG TIME TO DECIDE THAT
THE AMERICANS MEANT WHAT
THEY SAID.
Paris, October 27.-The Spanish
peace commissioners have accepted the
negative view OF the United States
commissioners towards the proposed as
sumption by the United States OF the
Cuban debt.
The American commissioners have
firmly but courteously declined to as
sumo for the United States the entIre
or Joint responsibility Tor the Spanish
financial conditions, and the Spanish
commissioners have finally abandoned
the effort and have agreed that the
Cuban article of the protocol, without
conditions, have a place in the ultl-
mate treaty of peace. 1t was net untll
Monday that they became absolutely
convinced that the Americans mad,
from the outset of their refusal to ac-
cept the Cuban debt, meant exactly
what they said.
In spite Of the fact that the Spanish
commissioners had, as a background
of their efforts, doubts Of succeeding,
their hope of so doing has been so Keen
and their contention has been so vigor-
ously prosecuted that the final convlc-
ton of their inability to win their
point brought to the Spaniards such a
shock and depression tnat, consistent
Nv with these dispatches at the time
| there were grave doubts as to the con-
tinuance of the negotiations.
In support of these statements is the
| fact that Senior Montero Rios, after
Mondays session and on Tuesday last
! would have resigned the Presidency OF
the Spanish peace commission, had he
| not believed that his so doing may
| have grievously shaken, even IL IL mac
! not unseated Senior Sagasta's govern
| ment. From this standpoint, II Tor nc
other reason, Senior Montero RIOS re-
| tanned his position, and at yesterday Z
session, acting under the conviction ar
| rived at on MoLdty, the Spanlards an
nounced that they would forego furthe'
| argument on the Cuban debt ant
and absolutely in the spirit OF tif
| protocol, the article about Cuba shou, K
| go forward into the final treaty.
Thus Spain agrees to relinguish SOW
ereignty over and claim to Cuba with
out either terms or conditions.
| All differences, if any existed, re
| garding Porto Rico and the selection OF
| the island of Guam, were also ar
ranged by mutual understanding and
| the commissioners found themselves
we'll nigh touching the Philippine
question, which will be taken up next
week
The session of the joint commission
which began to-day at 2 p. m, ended at
4 p. m.
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BOUGHT A GAS PLANT.

GAINESVILLE, Ohio, October 27.-It was
announced to-day on what seems to be
good authority. and was confirmed BY
an agent of T. n. Barnsdall. that the
latter had purchased the natural gas
plant to be opened for business here
next week. The pipe line extends from
Sugar Grove, and the lines have all
been CONSTRUCTED in this city. The deal
involves about 5000, 900. The money
to establish the plant was advanced
by Chicago capitalists