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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-10
ANNIVERSARY
PARASOLS

The Driveway" is the seasons favo-
rite. No excuse for your not having one
now. We have taken more than 81 from
the So ones and made them $3.50. They
are all silk, in red, green, heliotrope,
light gray and cerise. They lave the
canopy top, Princess of Wales handles
and ivory-upped ribs. Want one?
Changeable Silk Umbrellas Gall Silk, too),
in red, green, brown and blue, steel
rods. Dresden and natural&O QO
Right of Entrance.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-10
ANNIVERSARY
WASH GOODS-ImpOrtod

Prices are clipped again for this sale.
When will it stop? Only when they are
all cleared up to our satisfaction.
Scotch Batiste, In solid colors-Pink, navy,
light blue and yellow-26c 1OI/
goods, are ......................... LIZ N
White Swisses, with colored dots, in red
pink and light blue, 300 goods, Or
elAO ''''.'s''''''..,.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Real e1d,o Scotch Scotch. G5n a ans large 12%c
Silk and Wool Idleweis, dark grounds.
with colored flowers, 7So goods. 0Oc
are .'....'.......s.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
p 49,. West Aisle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-10
ANNIVERSARY
MILLINERY

A sale of Sailors for the Anniversary
Sale. There could be no more welcome
news for the millinery room. A new.
rough braid Sailor in the Knox shape
the kind you see elsewhere at 81. 50-are
here at CSC. In smooth straw Sailors
we've made the following reductions:
Sailors that were 1918 are......$2.5O
Sailors that were So are..........S1.0
Sailors that were 1925 are......S1.T5
Sailors that were $1.75 are.....$1.25
Sailors that were $1.25 are........60c
Sailors that were 0Sc are............3Oc
And one other great Anniversary item
is a tableful of trimmed hats at soc each,
You'll be surprised to find how pretty
they are. At the beginning of the sea-
son it would have taken several half dol
lars to buy hats like these.
Second Floor.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-10
ANNIVERSARY
WHITE GOODS

This is White Goods season through
and through, and you ought to have at
least one white dress. 1t isn't too late to
get it now. The Anniversary Sale re-
lieves the strain on the pocketbook. Ex-
amples:
SC Satin Stripe Lawns are Sc a yard.
1Oc White Reveres are 6Ac yard.
121kc Fancy Lace Stripes are 8 1-3c
yard ~
csc and 3Oc Victoria Lawns are &c
yard fgG Basement.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-10
n Is Good 40 me Aiive

1t is good to be alive when the trees shine green
And the steep red hills stand up against the
sky;
Big sky. blue sky, with flying clouds between
1t Is good to be alive and see the clouds
drive BY
1t is good 10 be alive when tire strong winds blow
The strong, sweet winds blowing straightly of
the sea;
Great sea. green sea. with swinging ebb and
1t is good to be alive and see the waves roll
Charlotte Perkins stetson.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-10
Ripple Her Out.

Ripple her out,
Ripple her out
While the cheering crowds to the red stripes
shout
Let her ripple and fly
And wreathe the sky
With the rainbows bright of Freedom!
Ripple her out,
Ripple her out
Who is the bastard to crnge and doubt?
Let her ripple and fly
In the storm O. the sky,
And loosen the lightnings of Freedom!
Frank L. Stanton.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-10

afterwards learned that this was but one
o. the three intrenched camps around
Nikolskoye, and not the largest. The men
were leading the life of soldiers on active
service, and were ready for mobilization, to
the last button
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-10
ANNIVERS ARY LINENS

Ours are reliable 1inens-no matter
what the price you pay. We know that
housekeeper is liable to judge a store
by the linens it keeps, and take the best
of care to keep out the trashy" sorts.
All-Linen Brown Crash Toweling. :. .3a4c
Check Cotton GLASS Toweling. ........3c
Unbleached Turkish Towels. .............3c
25x5O Honeycomb Towels. &c
Large Unbleached Turkish Towels. = 1-3c
5S-inch Turkey Red Damask, fast
color our regular 25c kind. ........10c
6O-inch Cream Damask, the 30c
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Z
70-inch Bleached Irish Table Linen,
the 6Oc quality .........................47
Basement.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-10
ANNIVERSARY
WASH GOODS-DOmoStiC

Wash Goods at &c and &C a yard are
what are most called for just at present.
Accordingly we have striven to give SUI
perior values at those prices, knowing
that you would appreciate them most.
Red Duck, with white figures and
stripes, SO styles, 121ac values; -
yoLu
organdie Applique, light grounds, colored
goods; a yard. .................. ~ nc
Corded Lawns, colored figures on light
grounds and white figures on blue and
black grounds, Zoe goods; RIZc
ydEO ....s............... ............ - ~ -
Bishop Lawns, green and pink grounds,
mixed with black and white, and yellow
grounds with white figures have been
popular as 17c goods; now, a 6Kc
yard ................. ............... ~ ~
West Aisle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-10
ANNIVERSARY ITEMS
FOR MEN

Four-in-hand Ties of Wash Silks, a
dozen styles, regular 25c sorts; -
Negligee Shirts of Woven Cheviots and
Gamers Percales, made to wear with
separate collars. have been soc; DOC
Left of Entrance
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-10
GLASS and CHINAWARE

There are two kinds of Mason Fruit
Jars-the uneven, ragged edge kind and
the ones made by new process, which
are of the same thickness all over, and
which have smooth finished edges like
the rims of tumblers. We keep the good
sort and ask the same price as others.
Pints, 40c a dozen.
Quarts, 59c dozen.
Good Common Tumblers for jelly or ia
BILE use, not for this sale only, but until
further notice, 1c each.
Gray-stone Water Coolers, with nickel
faucets:
2-gallon size .................SSc
4-gallon size ..............$1.25
We are closing out the end of a Dinner
ware stock for next to nothing. Buy
some of it If you want a bargain. It's a
good decoration and the best English
ware.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-10

1l.lEO Quduly .......s'..... .OtfC
Outing Flannels, / to 12-yard
remnants, Sc and Sc qualities;
yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ....-.-......-.. DC
Cream Embroidered Flannels, yard wide,
all Wool, Goo quality;
ydru ......-......'.'...'. '-'..'.....'.'. -4DC
Basement
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-10
ANNIVERSARY READY
TO-WEAR THINGS

Chi1dreh'S Dresses-Masses of fluffy
stuffs are about the nearest we can come
to describing them. The ginghams,
lawns, organdies, perca1es, etc, that they
are made of are nearly hidden by the
gorgeous ruffles which run riot over
them. A score of styles are specially
priced for the Anniversary Sale, of which
we tell of three for you to judge by.
In daintily colored Lawns, trimmed with
ruffles and braid (6 to IL O2c
years. ................. .............. - ~
In Plaid Bingham, plain yoke, out
lined with embroidery ruff d so
file .................. ............... pIsCO
Another in Organdie, trimmed % OO
as ABOVE ........................- AP@sOO
WRAPPERS-The two special lots were
about half sold Saturday. If you wish to
be sure Of getting your size come early
tomorrow. Percale Wrappers, made with
full skirts and fitted Innings.
The usual $50 sort are............9Sc
The usual ST sort re................ $50
SWEATERS-We have about go La
dies Sweaters which we want to clean out
very much, and have marked them corre-
spondingly low. They are good All-Wool
Sweaters.
The ST kind are ow.................3S
The So to $3.50 kinds are now.....70c
Second Floor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-08

bas er nod i'm poriemonnaie battle,
reihte ni9t biel fpeiter ais CUR Reiie
nah elmer Safenftabt unb 3u einem
tur5en 4ufent6alt baielbit. llnO hattie
er aud in Isin Compton 3uriidfebren
luoIen. er ipubte, oab aud bort fir
ibH ni9ts 81 bolen lei. Soate er auf
einem S4iff ii9 als Ssi5sr perbinsen,
UNI frsie llsberfabrt gu erbGlten? @r
beIa9 feline grpber @r6sit ungepobns
ten Sdnbe, badte an bic Soft, an bic
8ebanblun9. bic ibm in Iolder Stels
lung gu She'll iperben ipiiros, uno
f6altberte.
limb ipsHn er fol9es Martbrium
tpirfli6 ertrdgen bate, mas sripartete
ibn in 4meritu, tpenn er, entblDbt BON
9lIem, bort antdm2 Die nisbrigIten
9ienIte, I'm nur ben 9uHser gu Itinen,
INN bas nadte 2eben gu friIten! Wdr
fold elm elenbes 2ebeR benn iuirtlid
al bieier Spier psrtb2 War es BERN
ntat better, i6m i9nea elm Gnbe gu
ma6en2
Or befiiblte feline SaI9eH. ME nm
fi9 gu iiberSsugen, OaB Ct Dtrtli4
ni9ts mebr BEL ii4 TRACE, geei9net,
linn nod cine 3eitlaue sin, penn audi
beT6eibenss SaIein gu srmn9liden,
unb itieB einen Ruf aus, Der better
unO bod 5usIei9 freubig Hang 0a
bate er ia etpas BEL ii9, bas i'm BON
dller Npt9, DON a1enS prgeH, non allen
8orpiirfen i9rel befreien tunnte. Ser
Renoloer, ben er su fi9 aeitedt, nm
Dor Gteltd cine &pm0ois auf5ufiibren,
mar gelaben; er fpllte Tim isbt gum
GtnIt, gum fiir4terliden @ruit bies
men! =
S6He ii6 tpeiter duf5u6ulteH, ging
er nit i6ne[en S9rittsn tiefsr in ben
Sbiergarten binein, bur9 bic neuen
Qnld9en Ha9 benz Tenen See. Die
SoHne, bic am Morgen inter elmer
8olfeHididt berbprgeH sepeIen, mar
nun bod fteeeno bur9gebro9en urb
bate etnen beiBen Sag gebru4t- Wtit=
tagsf9tpiile uno Mitta9sftile berridte
rtngsum. Gin @i9tGb1sn 6ui9te
bon etuem Baum gum an0eren, elm
pdur fpilOe Sauben flpssn auf, ionit
mar tein lebenoes WeIeH gu entbedsn.
Sanders febte Ii9 auf bic 3 am
See, grtff in bic Saide uHG 5pg ben
Rebplber berdus. Seine Sunb bebte,
ais lie bas tdlte Wetda beriibrts; nod
einmal eripd6te be 2uit gum 9sben,
er lieB bic WdfIe finten; aber Der
&f pGbrte mir turSe 3ett.
IS mlb fein!" Samit febte er
ben Repolper an bic S9lGfs, unb dIs
er ben 9riider beriibrte, murmelten
feline 5udenben 9ippen: Stella, bu biit
serd6t!"
Gr bate gut geaielt. 8Iutiiberz
itr0mt fant er BON Der 9dnt auf ben
moosbeipa6Ienen 9oben; Der Sob mar
fat a%ugeublidli4 einsetreten-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-08

Moberne 9ien n.
Srau (ein neues MGb6en mietbenb):
rSaben Sic ReferenSen2" = MGbs
den: .Nein : @te9"
8erfdiebene Sonart.
Sic: ~g9, iinse bod NAL etpas, Gos
gar, i9 CLAUDE. 0u fannit felt unierer
@erbeiratbun9 tein 2ieb mebr Iinsen!"
@r: 80, liebe 5ruu, slaub' mir, i'd
lam Elm 2isb iinssnl"
-4u Der Habrennbabr n.
pWie mu9it 9u &c nur 8ettler, bab
Oh fat bel iebem Rennen Sieser
btit9" ~Sebr einfad, i9 bilbe mir Elm,
msine @Iaubiser iinb mir auf ben
Gerien-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-08
49,.

I'm Der 9urrtbprtbiir oes 8aumets
itsrs 5rib 8Oiter ipulbs mitten in Der
Na9t fart setlopft unb ~estlingelt.
@ri9roden fubr er aus benz S9laf
empor unO sriff Haa ben 9trethbOl>
5ern, nm bic auf benz Na9ttii4 neben
ieinsm 8ett in einem Sanbleu9ter itez
benbe Serge an5uSiinbeH. IS mar
aber bereits ben i'm S6laf5tmmer,
feline Srau lab aufre9t I'M 8ett mnS
bate i9on 2i9t gema9t.
rSteb i9nel auf unb Offne, es uirb
tppbl cine 8oti6aft aus Der Sausus
SienitraBe iein!" rief ie i9m gu.
rWie tannIt bu has piHen, RoTd9"
rNu, Der Batter lit elm alter Mann,
bel benz tdnH man ale Sage auf etpas
gefuBt fein," erpioerte iie; rer JAP au4
geitern idleGt aus"
Die 8lide Der 9dtten trafsn ftb.
Ser 8aumetiter, Der fi9 in5tptfden
notboiirftig aHgetfetbet bate, nabm
bds 2i6t unb sin9 btndus.
Rp1as 8armutbuHg pber better @rz
tpurtung bsitdtiste fi9. Srauben
itanb Der portier aus bel Sduenaiens
Itrabe, Der bic 8eiteluug mdfte, Serr
unb 5rau 9aumeiitsr mD6teH bod Toe
9lei9 tommen, alien 2lni6ein mad
gebe es nit 9errn 2Dbbete gu @nbe.
Der ar5t lei i4on ba nno sebe tpenis
9offnuns,
go iebnIi6 6rtb 96Itsr fdon felt
LANCER 3ett uuf cine ioIde Radri4t
gepartet bate, ftanb er bod, ais ie
ibm nun 10 plobIi9 in Ger Hd4t ssa
bra6t tpurbe, einsn @u9enblid fuiz
Iungsfos Dor benz 8oten unb frdete
nit bebenben 9ippen: yIber pte lit
benin bas 10 i9nea %getommen9 Gr mar
ia seItern nod gang pObt bier BEL una
unO lit erit 5iemIi4 ipdt na4 SauIe
sesan9sn."
r@eiB es ui9t, 9srr 9dumsiitsr;
bas Srdulein bat uns gspedt. th babe
nab benz Doctor laufen miifen, uno
nun bdben lie mid bierber9ei4idt,"
mar bic Gntfpprt. r&ummen sic nur
balb, i1 mill i9rea pisbsr na4 9auie
laufen, btnn 6rduen5tmmer 10 dIein
piITen iid ni9t gu ratbsn unb gu bell
fem"
gr ma6te I9nsn febrt. g6iter bDrte
aber bod, baB er unten ieinem 8puez
aen, Der ibm bas 9aus ge0ffnst unb
iebt bic 36iir btntsr ibm ipisber pers
f6lob, mod cine langatbmige Rittbetz
lunq iiber bic @rtrdntlng ibres ee=
meinIdaftli9en 8rotberrn ma6te,
benin aud has Saus in Der @ifend9ers
ftrase, mo Der 8aumetitsr tppbnte, mar
ia has Gigentbum bes alien 96bbsfe.
als Srib in bus S4ldfsimmer Sus
riittebrte, fanb er feline Srau bereits
pD1ig angetlsibet; es fab bsinabe aus,
ais babe lie ii9 bic fir ben nGdtli6en
Gang ~sseisnsten Sa4sn i4On bersit
eelest.
rMa9 fig, baB mir forttOmmsn!"
rief fie Inn entsegen.
sic perlteb bas S6ldfSimmer, unb
Ssrtb b0rte tie in benz @pbnsimmer,
mo- bas inSpii6sn aud berbsigetom>
meme Sausmdb9en bas 9as anssaiins
bet bate, berumpirtbI9uftsn unb
f6elter.
.Srint einen Gosnac!" Iasts lie, als
er ansefleibet bort eintrat, unb bot
ibm bas gsfiiute @los, pdbrenb ii
islbft aus Der Stai6e, bic lie in Der
Sdnb belt, sinen tiidtisen SG,ud
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-08

Der Sag bsr9ing unb bra9te ni9t
bic Qnttport, bic Sbeobor Sanders 10
febnli9 ~ertpartete unb auf bic Il mil
tpd6ienber 8eittmmtbeit re9nete. gr
p~ieberbplte fi9 in @ebantsn ben Snz
bait bss BON ibm seI9riebenen 8riefes
unb Dergesenpdrtigte fi9 ben Sim
brud, ben er auf bic rpmantii9e Gle
ltu, ipis er Srdu 9unola9 bebarrli9
n%annte, berporbringen miiFe. Gs
fonnte niat anbers iein, lie tparb bds
bur6 p%oaftGnbis sefan9en senpmmen,
ibr 3orn esgen i'm idmolS baOor bin
tpte Der S6nee bor Der Sonne; gelpib
mar i9on ein8risf bon ibr unterpegs,
ber bic Segnaoiguns sntbislt, Der i'm
pteGlei9t gu ibr berief. sic lisbte i'm
eeptb nod, ionit bate lie nidt aIlss
dn%sspenbet, Inn ietR 9sfdid gang in
ibre Sdnbe gu betommen! Sic polte
ibn it4er nur bemiitbts 81 ibren Siz
Ben feben, unb sr mar ia germ bersit,
bieis 8iberrols gu iibernebmsn.
Seine 3uperIidt belt aud an, als
Stunoe auf StunOe Derrunn, Obne baB
Der eriebnte Brief eintraf. Die ptel
in anipru6 esnommsre Dame tonnte
bsim @mpfang Ietnss S9reibsns arf
elmer 4usfabrt gepeien iein, er bate
in Ieiner Gle beridumt, ith bst Der
Yortiersfrau 5u erfunbieen, Of bic
Ssrrin gu Sauie lei; iie tonnts 9dits
baben, BON benen lie ii9 ni9t 10 I9nea
Ipssumdhen permo6te, es CAB cine
aanSe Heibe BON MDgli6teiten, bur6
bic tie am S9reiben per6inoert pors
ben mar.
Sn Isiner ~gebobenen Stimmuns
fdlus sr ietner Sru Dor, bus Belle
@lidnce : Sbeatsr 81 befuden, no Die
Mitglieber bes &arl S6ulbe : Sbeaz
ters, fir sn2eiitunsen tie als Sam'
burserin cine srobs @orliebe bate, ga
ftirtsn. Die ionit 10 nii6terne 5rau
u~nter6ielt Ii6 benn AUDI portrefflid,
bic @dtten aben matchmaker i'm Belle
9llidnce : @arten gu @benb linb lang
ten in einem Ginpsrnebmen gu Sduis
an, pie es BEL ibnen nur nod ielten gu
finben mar.
glber aud am folssnben Mprgsn
truf tein Brief BON Srau9unbld6 elm,
baaeasn erI6ien Der @eri9tsbonSieber.
Der gamblers psr9sbli6 i'm Compton
aeIu6t bate, iiberrei9te einen Sab
i~ungsbefsbl fir cine auggstIagt'
G9ulD unb iab ii4 in Der Wobnunt
na6 eeeisnstsn @%esenitdnben fir eir'
asrt6tli6e PfdnOung nm.
Sas gins 6rau Sunbsrs, Der 9um'
burger 8iirsersfrdu, se9en ben Stri6
Shire Sa9en nit Der blauen Mart
6es Observation-Disclosures betlebt! 81
bdtts aealaubt, ME pieber auf einsn
Sofa iiben, ME ipisber on eirem Slid
fpei{sn su f0nnsn, Der bieIes S9anb
mol a.fraasn. Sic ertlGrte iif gu
3abluno btreit unb bdnbi9te benz 8s
ridtspoasi.ber Elm Bsrtbpapter Elm
bas ben nidt aIsu grobsn gstras De
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-08
Anf nn6 nie6er.
Roman bon enoipi9 Sabi6t.
(1S. G%prtiebuna.)

w. OHNNNRNHSJ
Gin leiies Hlppfen an Der S6iir.
Der 0iener trat Elm, rei9te ibr auf
filbernem Seller einen Brief bar unb
entf,rnts Iia eerGuidlps fpiebsr.
.Oa lit er ia fhonl" fliitsrte Gle
liz. auf ben erIten Bid bate fie bic
SanbI9rift ertannt, unb iie ssbadte
Der 8eit, mo Der @nblid berIelbsn lie
nit namenloier Sslisteit erfiilt, no
iie ben Brief an bic 2ippen seoriidt,
ieoss Dort BARN pie cine berrli9e
Sffenbaruns empfangen bate, unb es
polte lie bod elm pei6es, tpebmiit9iz
gss @efiibl bei9lei6en.
.9orbsi, Dorbsi," murmeIte iie unb
f9nitt, ii9 auf ben Sefel Dor ibrem
S9rsi6tii9 nieoerlaHenb, bus Gous
bert auf.
Sc tueiter Iie las, beIto mebr ptrs
tiefte iiA bic Salts auf ibrer peiBen
Stirn, befto itrenger purbe Der Bid
hires Qluses, beitO psrd9tli9er Der
3ug Inn i6rsn Wtunb. Sbepbor Sans
bers bate ben un9eei9netIten Deg, ben
er nur ndblen fonnte, INN ite milber
eegsr ii4 gu itimmen, etngei9lagen.
!SGtte er ii4 auf @nuos obsr ln9nape
erge6en, iein 9stragsn in befisn ganScr
Tattb:it unb SdBli9tsit eingcltanbsn,
anertannt. bab lie segen Jpn i'm Re4te
fei, piellei9t piirbs Glelta bod baz
burd 9eriibrt tpOrben iein unb t6rem
@erlangen mad Ra9e, tpenn lie aud
ni4t gang entiust, bod cine mtlbere
Sorm gegeben baben. DAB er ober
bsrIu6te, ii6 als Mdrtprer binSuIiels
len, baB er ie fir tbOri9t gsnus bislt,
fi6 einreben gu laiIen. mas er ibr 5iis
gefiiet bate, fei aus 2iebe gu ibr, aus
ebler S%e!5IloFsteit sei9eben, bas ems
porte lie, unb slei95eitie fiiblte lie il4
eetrdntt unb beleibist bur4 ben Son.
ben er angeI9ldsen bate.
gSeoes @prt cine 2iige!" rief lie
gang lalt unb I9lsuberte ben Srief
nit tiefiter 8sra6tung BON iif. nWie
fam bisIer Menid pager, 10 an mid
Su i6reibtn! Wabrli9, oas Gasin
peroierts i9on bic empfino!i4Ite
Strafe, unO iie IolI linn iperOen."
No9 einmal nabm tie ben Brief sur
SuRo, 5errib i9n in tleine Stiide Eno
mari Oisie in ben Samin. Siinoete Elm
Strei4bOl5 an unO iub gu, pie bas
Yapter ldngiam pertoblte.
n9as mag meine sinStge antipprt
fein; er pirO pergeblt4 bdrauf fparten
unb ="
Gin redt bDies, fait srauIames 2Gs
6eln ipielte Inn ibre 2ippen. Sic 5og
bic @lode unb befabl benz eintretenben
9iener: sd bermutbe, bab in ben
nGdisH Sasen Elm Serr Sanders
fommt. Der mid gu fpre9en tpiini4t.
Merten sic iib ben Ramsn senau unb
rsnnsn sic ibn aud benz Portier. Der
Serr !pirb nidt porselafen, unter nell
DIEM @pripanb er audi 3utritt perz
Ians!. Sueen sic ibm, bic endoise
5rau lei ME fir i'm gu ipre4en; i9
piini9e, baB bic 8eitelluns pDrtlia
gema4t perbe."
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-09-22
Monument For Winnie Davis.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 81. = At a
meeting Of Richmond chapter, Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy held yesterday,
the following resolution was adopted:
"The Richmond chapter, Daughters of
the Confederacy, have at meeting at
Lee camp hall resolved to inaugurate a
movement to erect monument over
the grave Of Winnie Davis. The Daugh-
ters Of the Confederacy, feeling sure
that this work will meet with the sym.
pathy Of all lovers Of the south, Daugh.
ters Of the Confederacy, Veterans as.
sociations, Sons of Veterans and many
others over the whole country. The
said chapter requests that all who de.
sire to join them in this work of love
will send in their names at once, and it
is the intention Of the chapter to have
the monument commenced Jan. /, 1899. y
The chapter will attend the funeral in a
hOdy
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-09-22
BIC FORCE FOR MANILA.

Five Regiments Now at San Francisco
Ordered to Philippines.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2O.-Five regi-
ments now at San Francisco have been
ordered to Manila. Arrangements for
their transportation will be made at
once.
The regiments ordered to Manila are
the following: Fifty first Iowa, Twen-
tieth Kansas, First Tennessee, First
Washington and detachment Of the
First Oregon.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2G.-It was stated
at the war department. that no exigency
had arisen which made it necessary to
send the troops now at San Francisco to
Manila, but the order issued today was
in accordance with the general plan Of
the department. regarding garrison for
the Philippines. That plan of garrison
duty included 20,000men for the Philip
pines, $4,000 for Porto Rico and 10000
for Cuba. The troops to be sent to
Manila under today's order will fill the
complement for that station. The troops
would have been sent before, it was
said, except that the department was
aWaltlng the return OF transports. 1t is
not expected that troops now at Homo
lulu will accompany those to be en-
barked at San Francisco, but that more
troops will be sent to Honolulu in the
near future.
The war department. later amended
the orders relative to the dispatch Of
reinforcements to the Philippines SO as
to increase the number by 1,611 privates
i and 36 officers. These are made up of
four companies Of the Twenty third in.
fantry and recruits for the Tenth Penn
sylvania, First Nebraska and First Colo
RADIO These troops made up the ex-
petition under General King, which
recently left San Francisco on the
Arizona for the Philippines, but was
stopped by the department orders when
two days out and returned to port.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-09-22
All Quiet In Honolulu.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 81. - The
steamer Australia arrived in port early
this morning from Hawaii. Every.
thing was quiet in Honolulu when the
steamer left. The people were jubilant
over annexation, and were interesting
themselves in all efforts to make the
government of the islands similar tc
that OF the United States. The officers
OF the Australia say that the Arizona,
with troops for Manila, sailed on the
18th inst, and the Scandal, with troops
and treasure, was to leave on Tuesday
the 18th. The Australia brought w
five sick soldiers
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-09-22
MILLER GOES TO MANILA.
Will Command Reinforcements Ordere
to the Philippines.

to the Philippines.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-General Mil.
Ter, now in command at San Francisco,
will command the reinforcements or
dered to Manila. Batteries A and D Of
the California artillery will go with the
expedition. General Miller has made
application to have the troops which ac-
company him armed with the Krag-
Jorgensen rife. The department will
stand upon the order recently issued
respecting arms and the commanding
general at Manila will decide what regi-
lnents, if any, shall be armed with the
Krag- Jorgensens. General Merriam,
who reached San Francisco yesterday
from Honolulu, has telegraphed the
war department of his arrival and says
he will send his report by mail. This
report is on the subject of camping
grounds and military matters in gen
eral at Honolulu.