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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15
Fuckers Arnlca Salvo

BUCKIo074 XTUICB S1IV0
The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter. chappcd
hands, chilblains, cOrne, and all skin
eruptions. and positively cures piles,
or no pay required. 1t ia guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price rs cents per box
For sale nv L. d. BROWN
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15

II think DeWltt's Witch Hazel
Salve is the finest preparation ON
the market for piles" so WRITES
John c.. Dunn, Ut Wheeling, W. va
Try it and you will think the same
It also cures eczema and all Skin
diaeases. L. D. Brown.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15

Bessie Neill, daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Alonzo Neil, formerly OF this
city, but now living at Vancouver
B, c., arrived insthe city Wednesday
for a visit Of month with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Neil. "
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15

%Always In season. Hopkins
Steamed Hominy Hulled Corn. Ele-
cant lunch In milk. ct. can, lOc.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15

Judge Searle stated that 2lO citi-
zens in one day was ahead OF any
previous record for him.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15

The editor Of the Evans CITY, Pa;,
Globe, writes: lone Minute Cough
Cure is rightly named. 1T cured my
children after all other remeo'es
failed" 1t cures coughs, colds ana
all throat and lung troubles. L. L.
Brown.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15
Teas.

We are selling a good tea dust
for l5c, and a good tea for
Csc. Our 35c tea IS a leader,
try it.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15

P.H. Neumah returned Wednesday
from trip to Mandan. NJ he
did not find the class of horses ne
wanted. so he returned without any.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15

Drs. Niven and Howe, the dentists
arrived in the city Wednesday even
ing on T. professional visit. Ihey
have offices at the Columbia hotel. -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15
NEAT. CHEAP AND RAPID.

Nagilia the "queen of the gypsies'
IA at the Columbia.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15
.CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s ss:s: ss: ., &M2z<zzx
Strayed

From my premises in Culdrum,
MIMI. about May !. one all red
heller calf, eight months old. Suit
able reward for information. Ad-
lresa TEAFlL ruiz.
F]ensburg, Mimi.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15
a|llIl)e|i'S s.
Buy your
GROCERIES

where you. have the largest
stock to select from. Freshest
goods and prices that are right
We aim to please one and all
Mail orders will receive prompt
and careful attention.
We are selling Swift's
BEST Ham for. ....... lCc
Fancy Bacon for. .... loc
Boneless Ham for. -. lOc
Bologna Sausage. ....... l0c
We are selling a good
Wash Board for. l5c
Extra good Broom. 80. l5c
A | ID flat can Salmon 125c
Package Coffee for. 80. lie
Dried Fruits are cheap,
call and get prices.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15
Trimmed hats, half price.
7, Mrs. E. E. STUART.

Judge Searle adjourned the special
term OF the district court Tuesday
evening and returned home the next
morning. Over two hundred foreign
Born residents OF Morrison county
took out their second papers yester-
day. There are still Il great plumber
who have not taken out their second
papers who will be barred from vOt-
lpg this fall, as yesterday was the
last opportunity to get their papers
In time to allow that privilege.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15

Malcolm Dana, who has been visit
ing Little Falls friends for several
days, returned to Minneapolis Tues
day. W.. Dana will enter Harvard
Theological school next fall to take
the three Years course before enter
ing the ministry.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15

ing built on section - in Scandal
Valley town. The building commit
tee IL Fred SWANSON, a. O. Nyman,
Hans Nelson and Gust johnson.
Some members of the committee
were in the cit; Wednesday on bust
ness connected with the church.
The walls OF the building will he up
In q short time. and the committee
desires to make Il contract for the
finishing work.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15
From Baby In the High Chat

to grandma in the rocker Grain-O ia good
for the whole family. 1t ia the longde.
sired substitute for coffee Never upsetd
the nerves or Injuries the Digestion. Made
from pure grains it is food in itself. Has
the taste and appearance of the best coffee
at u the price It Ia a genuine and scier'
for health and strength. Ask your erocier
for Grain.O
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15

Misses May Plantp. MAY Andrews
and Marie and Eva Richard left
Tuesday for Montreal, Can. Misses
PlaDte aud Andrews go to Montreal
for Il visit Of a month or more, and
the Misses Richard go there to at
attend a convent at F0rnham near
Montreal.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15

" Outy " "Tl@
you and tell you
what Lydia
E. Pinkham's
4 Vegetable
Compound
has done for
me. I feel like
another woman.
[had such dread
full headaches
through my
= temples and
T. on top of my
z head, that 1
I nearly went
crazy;wasalso
troubled with
! chills,wasvery
l weak; my left
side from my
shoulders to
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15

Sold by druggists 75c.
Halls Family pills are the best.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-24

81, Aobotn iDurb< bsr tnltBes
GdbuaI pcn ftiusn adnbs.
|||7 Extpx afRnobik trt4r4sn.
Elm pSenb <nes oedP1eit
inaal
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-24

1etaogl,hf Sfuatsregterung autfors
bern, i'm Bunbesratbe bic ginbringung
eines DefcbentnurTs an ben Heihstds
3u beantrasen, bubin sebenb, bab bas
beiiebenbe Reihsfpahlgeitb in berWtiie
obge6nbert fperbe, baB bic in benz gltis
den mahlrehte entbultene Gefabr fir
bic @eIelIidoft belsitist tpirb.1
Der Berliner 6ausbtiiBer Derein
rNorboa~ Gubertt fih in ieiner lsbten
@ibung bahin, bab Der Jriebrifsbuin
burn ben 8du elmer Rirbe bebeutenb
gepinnen rpuroe. Oariiber gerdtb Der
rWortpdrts" san3 aus benz 0dushen
unb meint, bas feblte nod. bcb man
cine Rirhe an einem Orte baue, no
man niht einmal bic 1obten in Gbren
ruben laFe. (gs 1T bies sine Mnlpies
lung uuF bic BON Der Nesierune beftis
bet1mpfte MbIiht, ben Wdraeefallenen
duf benz Rirhbof Griebrihsbuin eir
Dentmal gu feben unb ibre grdbsr gu
umfriebiaen.)
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-24

son sl2 Wertb. llnfer 0elo fff bop
pelt 10 piel uertb pie oas Ipanifde-
Wit 6leioern bin id fpoblperjeben; s
Anailge, mebr als genue fir elm ctshr-
Gin Wann aus unierem Neaimeut
ii 9eltorben; 10 meroen mir moroex
gum ye9rdbnib ausriifen.
SD fpiinihte ib mdrr an
Wabltage in Siour Sails. RuH.
yater, mette SO fir mid aut
0cuperneur See. (Der Brief tam ID
lpdt an bie-fiir, aber Die Greuoe biefes
Batrioten ipiro nidt 9erina iein. menx
e pom Wablereebnib bort. .. R.)
Sbr iolltet Die Girhen bier Ieten; fie
iinD 5ebn Wal beiler ais in San Hran=
CISCO; manbe baben 10 bis IL Altdre
ano foifen iiber 81 600, 600.
Die Wanila Wulittapelle ipielie oor
unlerer Sbiir geitern 9lbenb, notoem
mir i'm Bett maren uno mir 5fannen
duf uno b0rten 5u, bis bic Offisiere
uns Befebl sum !, RiifSus in Die Rlap=
Pc" 9aben. g4ir fbenften Den Ru{i=
tonten etipa IS. 90 uno einiae Giaarren.
eigarren lino bier iebr biiliq; lie fua
Ffn nur etrpa $l.O0 oas Gilthen unb
g iinb CUTE.
IS 1T m0glih, oab mir nah bonp=
lulu Sllriidgeben rnb bort ben Nelt un-
terer Eienlt5eit perbringen. aber 1bmer=
lid.
2Sir erersiren nur etpa aipei Stln=
otn td9lib bier, friiber nur cine Stun=
R; aber mir gem6bnen uns 10 nah
unb nod On oas 4lima uno meroen
rnebr an Die Nrbeit eeben miilen.
Ran bot aber bod feline rebte Mrbeits=
luff in oieler gltbnlospbdre.
ebe ib itlieBe muB ib bod nod err
ndbnen, oaB mir einiae Ndhte in un=
fern &leioern idliefen, nit ben Be=
lpebren 3ur Seite unb zines Nahts
puroen mir alarmirt gegen Die ginae=
Drenen, aber es mar Elm fallber
Marm. Sh ltano ieoe Nadt freiipil=
llg Dor unlerem Auartier aui Wa1e.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-24
s bro ( d lei In 6pas
MEN. (2l

Qonoon, q. Sob. Sn biplomati.
men areiien seht bds Gerebe. baB in
6pnnien Elm Dnnaftitpshiel bepor>
tebt. Die GOniginzHeoentin III btm
gernebmen naf BON Ger Qoffnunss<
biisteit, ibren Sobn je auf oemIbrout
ju ieben. iiber3eugt unb Fat baber auf
ben Ratb bes aa:lers bon 0eferrei4
iefhlchen, balb nah 4blAlub bes
termunenten JrieMns 6panien nit
brer 6amilie 5u perlcHen, norouf
tann Don Carlos als f0ni9 proelo.
iairt tperben ION. Dieter ipirb inbeHen.
fpbalb bic Dinge i'm slutten Geleiit
fab. gu Gunitsn lsines Sohnes DON
Aoime abbanfen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-24
Gin g o It a mt berdubk

Monroe, Wis.. 10. Noo. Das Yof<
kmt in 0opton. Green @ountp. purbe
Rittpoh Nudt gepliinbert unb Der
0elbibrant murbe BON ben ginbres
&ern nit pulber aufseiprtnst. Die
DaptonGredmerp gompunn baite beim
poftmtiiter $1,000 beponirt. bic Bel
VI Mbrehnun9 nit ben funben ber
ereamerp peripenbet merben fo1lten.
0uf bieits @elb hatttn bic Ginbre9er
= offenbar abgeie6sn; allein bic Beuk
9eluns nidt in ihre Qdnbe. bo ber
9oftmeifter bos @elb am abenb bon
Mm Ginbruhe fott IN benz 0elbs
f9rnnt gu laiIen nit na4 oanit
na&m.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-24
Hhrtttmbers.

Hhrtttmbers.
@tuttgart. Jabrifant Gmil
sFein. Snbaber Der Girma 6. unb 6.
Jein, ftarb i'm 56. 2ebensiabre.
Mah. Sn bem Wobnbauie bes
Gottlob 0rokinger brad Jsuer aus,
ipelhes 1ih raih ausbebnfe, audi bic gu
beiDen Geitsn ongsbauten Wobnbduier
Der Wittipe Braun unb bes 2aael01s
ners Safob Weisolb ergriff uno alle
brei @ebGube olTtdnbig eindIherte.
6eiIbrpnn Der Worltdnb bes
Midamts, Gtierle. tpurbe ipeaen llnz
terldlosuns unb Jdli9ung bsrbaftet
- Der 9erbit fdllt quantitdtip 10 ges
ring aus. bab bic 9aupttelter berStabt
niht stOffnet mirb. Dus ipar felt
Wenihengebenten niht mebr Der San,
bas ganae Quantum tpirb auf etina
100 Gimer gefndbt, pdbrenb in mans
den Jabren 10000 biz 1900 elmer
qeberbjtet purben.
Girhbeim II. s. Sn Der Jas
Brit BON Rolb e Sfiile. iebt Mttiens
OeIenfbaft, brah in Der gum Qlnipes
fen geb0renben Selgasfabrit eingranb
ogs. boh fpnnie bas Jeuer in turser
3eit unttrbriidt tperben, 70 bdb Elm
gr0Berer Gdbabtn niht entFanb. !.
mebingen. Gin gobn BISCUITS
beiiBer5 GhDttle nurbe BON einem
Waaen ersriidt.
HeutDin. Dem Defonomen pfdu
brannte Malhz unb Badbuus pollltdns
big ab.
Reutlineen. Sn ber Ruds
tpisb'fden Dampffdgerei tpar Der 53
Sabre olte 9asel0bner Mil5elm Qetlh
nit benz Muffeben bon Dielsn bsfhafs
tist. ais Elm Noqtpagen, ben Stpei9olss
fGufer in Beipeguns eeiekt hatten. bon
riidfp1rts ouf ihn fubr unb i'm gu
Boben ioarf. nobel 2etfd bic Dele.
! bic Ct in Der 6anb bate. auf ben llns
terleib fiel unb linn 10 1dpsre innsr@
lide Derlebunden beibrohte, bob er
na9 ipenisen @tunben ftarb.
Boben.
RdrIsrube. Oas Ghtpurge=
ridt perurtbeil.e ben 1oditopler unb
Qppnotifeur Woieipsti>Grnit gu 8
Sabren 3u4tbaus.
@eifingen. Nathts tpiitbets bier
Elm GROCER Branb. bic WobnbGufer Der
Qerren Buhbinber @eeger, yrifeur
Mader. BGder Motb unb Rdufmann
Rien5le fislsn benz Geuer gum Opfer.
@ieben s}omilien iinb obba4los. SIN
6aufe @eegers. tpo bas 1euer ent,
itonben fein fpl, muBten fi4 bic 8es
uobner burh bas 6enfter retten. an
i}obrnifen fonnte nur menig IN @is
4erbeit aebrd4t luerben.
1 o @ottmo bingen. Me8en l1ns
terf9!ugunsen i'm Mmte ipuroe ber
Nnfagepoitenpertpalter Rei5e perboftet.
Ronfon3. Der Glettrote9nittr
malter ftiir5te 70 ungliidli@ bonn Nab.
bob er balb borauf an @ebirnerf4itses
rune farb.
Mannbeim. Der friibere Gtus
bent Der pbilofopbie starl Qombelet
aus Weinbein periibte II Ginbrii4e IN
6eibelberg. 8abensBaben etc. Die
6traftdmmer berurtbeilte ibn 3u 10
Sobren 3u9tbous. - Dis 0irma les
Der Bros. in port Sunlight bel Qibtrs
pool. betanntli4 bic gr0bte Geifenfas
Brit ber Melt. bat BON 9trrains unb
Qofen9eftnfnoft ~&beinou duf Re,
dorousM Mannbeimer Sem laR4 tia
GelGnbe BON Sc, 900 Anobr brdtmekr Qe,
iouft. nm boraaf eine orobe Gtifeutos
bril- ~ erri9ten.
Dmiu9en 3d9l69ner etrn6tI
murbe bur9 ben Qdnbipirt9 Gtefen
bon 6erberi3m<ilerh6fe on3 llnpori
tigteit iiberfubren unb lebensgtfdbrti
perlebt. @ttfon ipurbe ptr1ofttt.
DefIingtn. BON Mnpt(en 81
Q1npptrtbs Mernnb<r 8ei6 ipnrhkn
6dtnnt. Stau unb Gt9opf burd3
3er{t6rt.
pfortbeim. Rod f3lDer<m
Qtiben Rdyb q}cIiacirpuusilIdr "a.
Gtier, Ter 2<.itr b:tb R5sa Gtimiadb
paii1ei
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-24
4or4anbnu9 d Gofdsba al
aertiR.

Rotrp, IA. Nob. Moior Mnr4unb.
1Defeblsbober Der fran30iif4en Goi&r
hosg Expedition, 1T eeitern uieber nod
6a5bobo abeereiit. Jn feiner Bealete
ttng befinbet iih Gapt. Bardtier. met
Fl M1r9anbs geridt n d Paris unh
3nffructionen bon bort an Ndr4dnb
1nriidbrottt. No9 Gnfunft ber 8et
IN In 6oi@obo ipirb fita bic fran36ft
~ Expedition fofprt iiber 6obot. fiib<
eftlih BON 1af9obo on bem 3ufon,<
tnflub bes 6obatftuHes unb bes NiU
eIeaen. nan Jibutii. benz frdn36Fi4en
oilitGrpoiten an Der mtftiifte bes
olft3 BON Aben 5urud3ieben.
0Ile Mann ertrnnlen
Gtitaso. SlI.. 12. Hop. Boa er
I 1f Wonn farttn Wonnf4dh ~
DonnerHag stftranbtttRS& S&orae1s
4f~ II biS is1t itine 6pur sefunr
posb<n. unb "a nntertieet iebt tet
- 3peiftl m-6r. bab 4ne ertrunten
4 einf9tietli4 heS Gapit6nS amr
Sfi 64umdnn.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-24


3iemIi9 piel fpdter. hdmli& BON
Ia. pftobtr, IL Elm Drief bon penrp|
Qon1dn. Elm Gobn BON Qrn. Nir. po-a
man In oiefer Gtobt. botirt. mir 1o.|
ben bereits nitbrtrt Writfe bon Inn &C.
brodt; aus Ranila lduteten ieint 4eits|
tbeilun9en bisher eini9frma6en trnfe.
oher aud & Elm braper 9un9e ~
fheint O<r ntuen Melt. n Der Il >esl
Uncle Sam 8oTpof ofenoitnft ttiatn iog d
io nd uno na4 ~ - per3ei6esh e|
jhrtit II. u %
"a. bsfii1ot mid mail. ME ttI{er|
In naeintn1 3 In. tn bic Ga4kn|
BET eduptl<lits nnb lhifrf u Ct.|
al q no so l(lk VA &
eene II eiaen p -
The sun., 1898-08-09
ORDERS FoR THE FIFTH ILLINOIS
The Regiment Expects to Start To-Morrow
for Porto Rico on the OLDHAM.

The Regiment EHpe cots to Start To-Morrow
for Porto Rico on the OLDHAM.
NEwPoRT NEWS. Va. Aug. Sunless their
well-defned "hoodoo" again interferes. II 10
quite probable that the Fifth Illinois Regiment
will sail for Porto Rico on Wednesday. As a
result OF this Information. which was given out
to-day from semi-oftlcial source. Col. Culver's
mon are in good spirits tonight. According to
this report Gen. Grant, his staff. and the Fifth
Illinois will embark on the eteameo OLDHAM,
which is now at the coal piers filing her bunk
ers with coal. and which will be ready to sail
by Wednesday. Col. Castleman OF the First
Kentucky part OF which regiment sailed for
Porto Rico on the Hudson on last Friday night,
is using all his influence to have the remaining
two battalions Of his regiment 60 on the
OLDHAM.
The Alemad arrived here to-day from New
York. where she went to be disinfected after
bringing up sick and wounded patients from
Santiago. The Lampasas. which arrived at
Old Point on Saturday with 107 sick and
wounded soldiers from Porto Rico. has dis
charged her cargo OF suffering humanity. and
is now on her way to New York. It is not
known whether she will be ordered back here
to take of part OF Gen. Grants brigade There
are now in camp here one battalion OF the Six
teenth Pennsylvania. one battalion and half
OF the First Kentucky. the 160th Indiana, Third
Kentucky. and Fifth Illinois.
W. F. Sepp. Assistant Postmaster at Toledo,
O.. and Paul Boisaneau Of New Orleans. both
experienced postal clerks. arrived here and re-
ported to Postmaster Read. These men have
been ordered to the military postal station In
Porto Rico and will leave on the next trans
port. Two tons OF mail for Porto Rico arrived
here to-day from Washington to be forwarded
at the first opportunity.
Private Horne Fifth Illinois Infantry whose
homo is at Quincy. ILL.,. has been discharged
from the service. 1t is said that on the train
which brought one Of the detachments to the
regiment to Newport News Horne attempted
to commit suicide He was found in an apart
ment on the train suspended from the top
hinge Of the door by a stout handkerchief.
which was wound tightly around his neck.
Lieut.. Mcclellan OF Company F discovered the
mans plight and saved hislife.
The sun., 1898-08-09
HoBsows NnrCK1NG OUTFIT.
The Strange Things That Are Being Loaded
on n Rush mt Norfolk.


NoRFobE, Va, Aug. 8-The Merritt Chapman
Dock and Wrecklng Company's pier In this
harbor has been the scene OF great activity
The tugs W. L. Chapman. Capt. Mcleod. and
Plymouth Capt. Kendrick. arrived yesterday
at 10 O'Clock. towing two pontoons and the
model barge f. e. Sharp. The pontoons came
from Boston to New York. whore the tugs
picked them up and brought them hero.
Tho Plymouth is a particularly beautiful
tug, belonging to the Central Railway OF New
Jersey. which utllizes her In towing its barges
in New York harbor. Both she and the Chap
man arc large and able. Upon their arrival
they were lashed alongside the two pontoons
already here. and the work Of loading the
wrecklne paraphernalla to be used In floating
tho Spanish cruiser Cristobal Colon, sunk OF
Santiago. began.
The number Of things required is astonish-
ing. as Is their character On the pontoons
were loaded brand now bright yellow manila
cables. about four inches in diameter. too big
to coil. These were laid fiat on deck. The pom
toons. which are about fifteen to sixty feet,
have about ten feet freeboard. When the
matches are on they are alright. with
lifting capacity each OF 1000 tons.
On the barge chains were being loaded.
These seemed endless as they we're dragged
aboard by tho derricks. The log chains
are babies bracelets alongside these 200-foot-
ers. which are to be fastened under the bot
tom OF the Colon when she is lifted to the sur
face. Each link is foot long and nearly three
inches thick. They were lifted piece at a
time with block and tackle and steam and
coiled like jointed snakes in the barge's hold.
The procession OF tugs. barges. and pontoons
will be moro than mile long. and will travel
about FIVE knots an hour. There will be 200
fathoms Of cable between each section. Capt.
Bernard will act as navigator. Mate F. A. Hay
ward OF New York will be at the wheel on the
Chapman. Capt. Seymour. the Norfolk man
ager OF the Merrtts. said to-day that he had re-
ceived no official advices from Capt. Sharp. who
left here with the Infanta Maria Teresa raising
expedition. but said there was nothing surpris-
ing about that, since Capt. Sharp was not much
OF a letter writer. but was mighty apt to bring
that ship to this harbor shortly He said that
from information received indirectly he be-
lieved thai the Spanish cruiser would arrive
here on or about Aug 1S. On her way up the
harbor she will pass close by the United States
Marine Hospitakwhere her former commander.
Capt. D. Victor Concas. lies wounded as pris-
oner Of war.
Work is being rushed upon the Dolphin at
the Norfolk Navy Yard. Night and day shifts
are working with the purpose Of completing
her repairs within the time fixed by the con-
structor. Eighteen machinists and number of
helpers were discharged Saturday night beA
cause work Is getting slack. Nearly all the men
employed loading projectlles at the Govern
ment magazine have been discharged.
The expedition passed out the capes at 8
o'clock tonight.
The sun., 1898-08-09
SOLDIERS KILLED By LIGHTNING.
It Danced on the Bayonets of Men at Miami
and Two Were Killed.

and Two Were Killed.
MIAMI. Fla, Aug. 9.-A tropical storm played
havoc In and around the military encampment
this morning and greatly retarded the work OF
removing the First Texas Regiment to Jack
sonville. Lightning killed two soldiers and in
jured five others. one Of whom will die. The
dead are Corporal G. H. Humphreys. Company
E, First Texas. and Private Charles Z. Gill of
Mobile Ala. and member Of Company X. First
Louisiana OF the injured. all will recover with
the exception Of Juan Cruze. Cuban in Com
pany A. First Louisiana. who is still uncon-
scious and badly burned. The victims and
tho injured were in large crowd assembled
within the shelter Of q refreshment stand close
to the station. composed principally of men
fully equipped for the journey to Jacksonville
and carrying rifles and bayonets The attrac-
tion OF the steel was the cause of the fatality.
The lightning made only q half-inch aper-
ture In the roof OF the stand but it danced
about among the implements Of warfare with a
brilliancy that temporarily blinded those who
did not sustain actual contact with the fluid.
Military honors will be accorded to the victims
here and at their home. where they will be in
TERED.
Gen. Keifer and staff proceeded to corps head
quarters at Jacksonville last night. Two deaths
from natural causes were recorded among the
gerer OF the First and Second Louisiana re-
spectively. The order Of the War Department
giving sick men thirty days furlough and
transportation to their homes has been found
to be misinterpretation. affecting men only at
regular post hospitals. The sick soldiers here
were greatly disappointed when sent to Jack
sonville.
One hundred and twenty y-five privates de-
tailed as assistants. with nearly all of the regu-
lar hospital corps. left here yesterday for Jack
sonville. The division hospital. which now con-
tains 1913 men and officers unable to be trans
ferred except on stretchers. is in chrrge Of
Major Artand Of Louisiana. During the illness
of the principal physician extraordinary pre-
cautions have been taken by Gen. Wheaton,
who is now in command here. to prevent
threatened vandalism and ncendiarism in the
expectation that an attempt is to be made to
burn the Royal Palm Hotel. 1t is heavily
guarded. and $50 men, supplied with ball cart
ridges and orders to use them II necessary. are
protecting property in other parts of the city.
The sun., 1898-08-09
TROOPS FOR HONOLULU.
About 400 OF tho First New York will Sail
on the Alliance.

About 400 of the First New York will Sail
on the Alliance.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. S.-A long order was is
sued by Gen. Merriam from the headquarters
OF the Department Of California and Colum bia
to-day.
Capt. Arthur ". Pickard. with his company,
E. First New York Volunteer Infantry. and one
officer with forty-four enlisted men OF Company
d. same regiment. to be selected by the COM
manding officer Of that company. will proceed
to Honolulu on the steamer Mariposa, sailing
on Wednesday. Aug. 10.
First Lieut.. Clarence st. Revell, Adju-
tant OF the First New York Volunteers, will
also go to Honolulu on the same vessel. report
ing on his arrival to his reGimenta commander
There are about $50 men Of the First New
York at the Presidio One hundred and fifty
will sail for Honolulu on the Mariposa. About
400 will go on the transport Alliance. Word
was received at headquarters this morning
that the steamer had left Seattle and would be
here in few days. She will be made ready for
troops as soon as possible. and may be able to
get away the latter part Of next week. The re-
naming $50 men will sail on one OF the regular
passenger steamers to the islands
Work Is being rushed on the transports Ari-
zona and Scandia. but although 1t is the aim Of
Gen. Merriam to have all get away on Saturday
1t will be probably Monday or Tuesday OF next
week Before they can do 80.