davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-17
Ytsmarfs Spermano.

timber ct al be blobise Slas | Srauts
riee blep en- baperf Solbat, Der bupos
ppfsrt fig meb flor Sapperbeb, ligsens
be faaret paa Slasmarfen. Den
samle aunse bapbe bem9rtet BAN,
fsrsebe for at fau BAN brast til am=
bulancen og Bah 8ismaret perfonIig
saa BEN os brinse BAN Serntoriet.
Muligens bar 8ismarct funbet, at
bette bar ct npset unberorbnet 9Grinbe
at bebprbe BAN meb, - moi er bet,
ban beilutteb at babe Soloaten til
bebite.
"Ssr nu." iasbe ban, ibst ban
traabte ben til Sengen, "ber tommer
ies til big fra &onsen msp Serntoriet.
Men MI fan bu felp beige, bpao bu
bill - enten bu bill babe bet eler buns
brebe Mart."
Solbaten laa us betantte zig en-
Stunb.
"Spor meget foiter ct iaaodnt 9Gress
tesn2" ipurste ban iaa tiliibit.
"ld. Iaaban en- rs Mart t9nter
isg." ~iparsbe gismarct.
"Rau." iasbe Soloaten, "iuu Lab
mig lisefaa sobt fad Srbenstegnet Oe
be % Warf, ium filler"
Sg iaa mdatte naturligpis Bis
marct ub meb penesne, iaa 5oriseet
paa at ilaa fig til Ribber paa ben bups
srIts Solpat tpitebe BAN % Mari
fcntdnt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-17

ltcenrissmiriiter 8ap uerter, ai
Stormagternes Representatives. mart
pil fremfGtte Sprilas ON 5rsb. Der
bar alereoe pGret ct Bar informeae
Samtaler ON oenne Sag meb nosle
at be fremmeoe 8eianoter, men Der er
life fremtOmmst npget bsitsmt Sorz
ilag enonu. De peo me9et gpot ale
iammen, at Dor Regeiering life gaar
meo paa npset 5prilag, iom laoer
Spanien beboloe en- eneite 5obbrebs
Gano pua benne Sibe atlanteren.
Der bar enbnu life p9ret bentpoet til
5tlippinerne, og bet er umuligt at iiae,
bpao Dor &s9ierins BIZ sipre meo bisIe
Yer. p~rsiipenten itaI bore imoO at
beboloe benz. Sadpe Ran % mango
mso BAN ipnes Ri tunbs eoOt Hare
ps meo en- Sapn Os en- Sultatiun.
Den i~apansiiite Minifter / 8aIbz
iugton unberretteoe forlsben 0aa
uoenrissminiiter Dan ON, at Sapan
bapbe bauoe mango pg fore Snteresz
Ter / SItinoien, Og Ian u%ntpbebe, at
bans Regeiring sierne piIoe bliOe
r~aabIpurgt, naar be 5oreneoe Staters
Re9ierin9 bar i9roig til at tale ON
"8uiineis".
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-17

Senator anuie Nelipn uotalte Ior'
leoen Dag til en- 8laoreporter, at ban
troebe &rigen piloe pGre enbt lnosn
so 9age, os at Spdnien al.reoe baUs
be faaet 2inens op for, at bens 6luuoe
life funos maale fig meo oor. Soas
otot ban tunbs ie, par bet Regjertn@
gems !Ssniigt at tu9s qorto Eico Og
Guba Iomtioig. trooper piloe bltoe
ienot til bs9ge Steoer. pua Sper9S@
maaGet, bpuo be 6prensos Slater plIoe
gisre meo 5tlippinsrne os 9orto Rlco,
Iparebe ban, at ben Gag uiloe blipe
afgiort, naor Srebstruttuten blep
fremIagt for Senatet. Der uiloe blipe
uonRpnt miIitGre 8upsrnsrer for
biSIs Ger, men bpor inart, uioits ban
life.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-17
SOBER iom Sorobrugcre.

Som betienbt bar ben rusiiIte Res
giering siort 5orisg paa at BRUCE S,es
Der ION i%orbbruecnbe &olcniiter. Won
bar anlagt en- &9tte flige 9olonier /
Spbruslonb | bet Soab al brinac en-
Del at bisis SSrasls gSrn bort fra
beres pante pg tiere 9eItjaftigelIe -
alftens aa5er og Penseforrstninaer /
bet imaa, iii Ruin for Iau manoen
itattars uptoenbe 9pnbe. Sm ReIuIs
taterne at bisie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bar man bsrt for3tjenige Gftsrretinoer.
0els bar bet prret iast, at bet belle er
mislpttet fra fsrite Stunb af, Forbi
Ssben nemlig life buer til ben Slaos
oirteligt 2sgemsarbeibe. Oels bar
man 6crt, at Sprfsgene er lDttebes.
Ran er melt tilbsielig til at trp bet
iipite, naar man fer, at bet rusIiTts
Sorobru9sminiitsrium / Disie Saas
bar beiluttet at itribe til en- Ratte
5o~rbolbsre9ler for at ubpibe be aiorte
5crisg og blunbt anbet anlagse Iers
lige 2unobrugsftoler at lapeite Grin
for be isoiite aploniiters 8srn / Spos
rusldno.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-17

General Merritt pil blioe nonrpnt
til militpr 8upsrner at Silippinerns.
San bar aaereoe fddst Opertommans
ocen opcr be Trooper, ipm oenne uge
Tsnoes til OisIs iierntIissenOs Yer.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-17
gsp gcrt ~.,ropmfrmart,s
mtuusoppits grssnftmarid

Smpr-Creameries al
Diaries. l2I
W9-Cases incl. u
Sp-4rImolt, Go. 1 % 2..... 81
Brick, no. /, 2 % 3........ u
Live pouitry-aaltuuer... ... 81
ApHs. u
eGHoet. oI
SlRs. VI
2Goler-Car lots, as to variety S.q
&sa, pr. Su. 81
SopcotaaI, pr. crate. ~
Ypteter, pr. Su. | Gar Nots... 4'I
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-17

"Su fan snten oinoe big Sreo elIer
tisbe ben. 8inbs ben - peo Wlobs
itanb mob bet Snbs; tisbe ben - peb
Gftersipsnbsb for bet Snoe."
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-17

"SrettsI9ttelIe os Sritit itaoet al
brig nosen." - G~laoitone.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-17

Gin antpouins. Muuoen Ger bar Mani
for at jamie paa SlOiaser) "aoas bar lea
isisn srbperpst to toitslise StDitr til min
Samlins."
acueu: "Gt, on ou beg bare billie inOltmme
min sumle Sat | bin Samlina.s
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-17
Cttcnnp N%paNmarfte.
etcur Gitp apaamari'c.

SprutpRs--aisr % aa're..''SS !
Stpdsrs % YearlIn9S....'''
|Sdar
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-17

Yoiipnrebnrier uiloc urre al Itor
Rptte for Reojsringen rstcp MI, oa
ben mart mao lame 9enss for at be-
tale be lsbenoe 8rigsuogiiter. Der ec
uoentpil en- bel Del 5olt mso penss,
iom life bar uossn ipnOerIig flor Iils
lib til 8untsrns, men iom gisrne Oiloe
oeponere fine Pense / Poitipursbanter,
ielp ON 3entsn. be Iddr, er u~betDoelig.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-17

Nepreieutantbuiets SOmttc lor uoens
rigite qnIiggenosr bar msO 10 mob
4 Stemmer beiluttet at inoitiQe til
@eotageIie Reiolutioneu ON at am
uettsre lSoipaii. 0enne ReiOlutton
piI bIipe optaget til 9istusiion i 9us
let 9irSOag osnns ngs. Spsutsr
Reeo ItdI lite LANCER bile mooiGtte
fig 8eotassIien at en- FABIAN Reiolu7
ton. Oct Ter uo til, at ben bill bltpe
pebtaget baaoe al @uist % Scnatst.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-17
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sapttin GpI|

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capt. 5. $.
(sa Gitp GOu1
njSHog uOnc
I.7l 9olpntsr
b. Moines.
81 ettmner I
! 9auioion,
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aL, tisnotes /
ainsnt. Ro
fgrAt @sner
E1aN Som,
|st siter 8sne
Efrr 8arot
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Ei.ot 9oIget.
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b &n GIoite
hob for gu
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b 0Tiur git
6I'ts Suiinb
~farfonstos
35 ior at aFc
stSns, trOos
si, @r ienots
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b Oct 50oe
G5ntomaug
i't 0n8oa
sa Regiment
Trns al StC
"a a~iminoeIigI
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r 9otionalao
P oagsn; m
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09

forms for the festivities organized in
honor of the visit Of Emperor William.
w. T.. MfCORAiICk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09

to New York and has been here writing
tra~nslating and editing for various papers
ana for the United States government un-
III his recent appointment to tho COM
mission ON the evacuation OF Porto Rico.
This appointmcnt, BY the way. was al
together unsolicited
sATIRIZED AMERICA.
Amv's satires dealt largely with I'm
nrassions on the United States, wherein
America was contrasted with Spain,
much 10 Americas disadvantage appar-
entity. Indeed, the Spanish officials OF
Porto Rico were tickled by the authors
sttacks on the hated Republic and by his
fuisome adulation OF their methods and
themselves. He had almost as much
fnn with their dignity II honor as
Cervantes had with the foibles Of knight
rantry and, though in a less degree,
with q similar effect.
Among the poets whom Amy has
translated into Spanish are William Gull
len Bryant, Mrs. Osgood, Iongfellow,
Whittier. Stedman. Leigh Hunt and
Thomas Moore, besides several Of his
own poems In English. He has put In
to English poems Of Mitanes, Gautier-
Benitez. LOpe de Vega. Armand. Syfves-
ire. Victor Hugo and Heino-the last
two into Spanish as wen.
Hero IS Amy's rendering OF Benitez's
protest against being p~lgeouholed In a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09

Grated. This pilgrimage IS attracting
worldwide attention and-like an good
6"o,ds-has been attributed to base mo-
tiyes
with the possible. exceptions Of the
formal functions Of the court and state
the Emperor William in al of hts ac-
lions may De counted on. absolutely, TO
do the unexpected ~thing-and that only.
Since be assembled the throne or Ger
many he has played $50 many parts. parts
that were some of them vastly unking-
like. that he has put the modest shakes
pcarian seven ages 90 blush. Wlhlah
has done almost seven times those sew
en- parts. having been yachtsman, com
poser. dramatist. poet. artist, architect
and even a fireman. Aud now TO go stlh
farther away from The kingly estate he
has taken upon himself what his critics
are pleased TO call "the badge or the
great commonplace and become a tour
ist OF a wei known travelling concern.
DIM this instance his motive la "a feliIloVa
one. and De becomes a. royal pilgrim.
In view OF the nature of the Kaiser's
exDedii0n-namoly "a journey to Jerusa-
lem TO assist a. Che dedication OF the
Evangelical Lutheran Church OF our
Savior. which ceremony is 20 be per-
formed on October alst-it IS not clear
why Doc should have become iu the slang
Tnelish phrase. "a Cookie And par
ticuiariv ass during the earlier part Of
hie tourney ho ie 20 be q guest Of the
Sultan OF Turkey. through whose Aslatic
domains he g. afterwards to travel un-
der the guidance and safe guard Of orc
of trio "utr.onll conductors
Tho ways OF william are inscrutable.
however. ana tine contncntais look on
smiling b4t over vatchlul for any mani
fcs.afl0us OF new dreams OF empire ON
tla part OF thc energetic war lord.
The start OF Ire Emrtror's journey 10
the Orient is Go take place on October
10Th. Starting by train from Berlin to
Venice. the Emperor VIII embark from
There for Constantnopie. which viii give
MIN a four days voyage down the Adri-
attic up u0rthward through the island
remfnnd Aece1n and through the Oar
daneles and Sen Of Marmora 90 the Sui
tan.s c,Y,al and the Golden Horn. Paris
and Vienna have taken This journey 10
heart politically. hut when the makeup
Of the royal party is considered. together
with is r.llai1us significance II seems
that there VIII Doe litlc likelihood or any
troubles arising that viii give these wise
acres a cnauce to- cry so good l@r-slan
or Vienuoso u told YOU ao.
There Min hc twcnty-e.sht persons In
The party or the Emperor snd Empress.
Tho Minister of Forc'en A0ajrs viii be
one 0f fh.m and thc other Ministries VIII
havn representatives in st.. while there
viii hc an escort Of sixteen picked men
of tne Imperial Guard. The imperial
Yacht Hohrnzolcru. escorted by two
German warship-. win convey the pill
~~f,-r FROM Venice or Genoa direct 70
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where his personally conducted tour
begins. From Haila the imperial party
rides for nine hours 10 Caesarea, and
thence next day 20 Ja1a. a carriage
drive of ten hours. A railway now
runs from the little seaside town OF ST.
mon the Tanner, but the Emperor !n-
tends TO ride on horseback mp 60 Latrun.
where ne viii camp. and thence proceed.
again in She saddle. 10 Jerusalem.
It IS abou: twelve hours easy ri3ing
from jana TO the Jana Gate of Jccu-
salem. From the Jana Gate the l.m-
pcror and Empress purpose 90 go on
foot TO the Church OF the Holy scpul-
chre. accomplishing no business and
admitting no ceremonies until they have
rCverontiy and without state paced upon
"tho paths where Christ hath trod.' At-
ter this there will be receptions and pre-
sensations az the Imperial German Com
sulate. and next morning. being Sunday.
divine service in tho Church of thc Ma
tiyity at Bethlehem. with, in the after
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09


rovcrnmen on tho evacuation OF the IS
1,rd ts moo, NTH . re,,f,+f,, in two
..e
i' Naa ""io
in English ana in spanish verse; ana as
o. satirist has promoted distress among
OBJ. of.i.f l.rs,~s wherever his native
.ot az
language H si'N'"' '"' ""
their excellence I'm style selections from
his nroea WRITINGS are found ia many OK
'"' 'P
Mr. Amy was ID warm personal "'N'
ANA Tor some years a. collaboration of
William C.uon BRYANT. and was found
~. . p.... ,,,or
'-- L M
Lsl--.'' ""'.| Jug
and OIL his birth during the time of the
.pitsfio, AGAINST slavery ana some time
ID. rf.... ,..rD i,
EAsiisA ""'" "o Was "
Cheshire Military school lA connecticut
g.aer. he studied from his fourteenth TO
'"'
tien attracted "tie-t-oH bf 'A'-
eines and particularly because OF me
',.s "--
together Lailn instead Oh
IIH NDI-D ~
on ms return I'D
i'uiae" L'l-'l'' Do
"HIDA o7l.la'''5 W."
-' "-,' '-- ] .~.-.
H"' - .n .rr
us ".''.'
-e.'' r-srr.
f,.I. ... s.-r..,. d., +r.
England. lltit ""t " .-0
otH'I "'s- i'''"
ISM Americans n.l .- .-l'l-D l--eo
ueles ran 81
AGAINST spanish '.
patent "N-.y
."e
'''7'i '''' I
"-,A
eotoiei l'
Ihe censor 'o--
tath -7l' ~
nicely oi- lib A-tule yo'"5 tIl'I AL'
age io et-ia gil a-i..- o''-eL "4.A lie
letter OF tAo-a laws -"@- "'' "'ah sl"o.--
efeH al espresso" 'l'.H "' u-'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09
PILGRIMAGE
OF A KING.
The German Kaiser Goes on a Long Hard
Journey to Open the Evangelical Luz
theran Church in Jerusalem.

the s%oiourn IN Palestine. and the %sojourn
in Eeypt-nor IS Sc easy 90 see how q
more attractive holiday route co1id have
been arranged.
The FIRST royal call viii be paid at
C-onstantinoplo where the Sultan Of Tur-
key has made preparations TO welcome
the Emperor.
This visit is not without its troubles
for the Sultan however. The palace on
the B%osphorus intended for his reception
and use as o. dwelling while in that city
has been ftted VI at "a cost Of nearly
half u million dollars. This has almost
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09

True beating hearts that beat no more.
II.
/ think OF friends. now meath the sod,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09

While You ere reading this there IS
great hustle ln the royal household in
Berlin. for trunks arc being packed and
boxes filled. preparatory TO the great
ROYAL Journey INTO Jerusalem.
gh4 tranhr contain clothing suitable
- m climate. and the boxes are filed
nth gifts for tho waiting sovereigns OK
thc Orient. THE German Emperor and
his WI. arc aoinc ON % pilgrimage 70
tho Holy Eaud. gnd with scrip in their
purses. trcY WIZ pay homage 10 earthly
rniera. va offering devotion TO the sa-
cred Head. whose cdi0ce is 10 De consc-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09

First Thoosophist-That settles It; i
resign from the society.
Second Thaosophist-What's the mat
ter2
First Theosophist-Why one of my
tenants has gone on without paying his
rent and left me "a note saving he would
Try and square with me I'm some future
Observation-Disclosures Enquirer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09
MEMORIES or TIE NIGHT.

Among the Spanish verses that attract
cd young Amy's attention in earlier days
were the following, entitled "Aistamicn-
TO- and signed 'Mendlye'
I'm medic de- la noche, aut.sQue 81 sgeno
Eucllena entire sombras mis- seutidos,
Eylla mi Memoirs a. quol rlsIcuo
Oasis DE mis- mos mas n0rdi0s.
Eyoca entoces Dc aourlsa. ol llauto
los ojos b~rilladorcs. ll innnita
Imlgcn del amor, y tant0 y tanto
Sensible c0rlz0n quo no paIpita-
Recuerdo mis- amigos las % han muer,o
Cual hOjas en- Ot0n0 nebul0sO.
y picnso rcc0rrer el go desiert0
Salon dc alsun barsuete builicioso.
IL luz mil antorchas $50 ha e~xtinguido.
LAS flores se Iarajaio cor Cd yiento.
Todos han, Oh, d0lor. des parecido,
Todos.-eXccpto 20 y mi pcnsamionto.
These lines Amy translated as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09
An Awful Rctort.

Mr.. Meeker-But surely ! ought 10 have
some say as TO whom my daughter mar
rics.
She gets ready. she shall. o. she likes.
marry any old fool; just as her mother
did,-Clncianati Enquirer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09

or long since parted. vanished all!
And feel as IL I lingering tr0d
Alone. some hushcd cornwall hall.
The lights are out that dazzling shons
The flowers are dead that cheefed the
spot,
All from the scene. alas. are gone
All but myself and haunting thought
n was not until Amy had returned 70
New York and these verses had been
some time IN print that nc discovered
whence they were originally II is Inter
estins 70 compare them with NiooFe'r
loft IN the Silly Night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09
POET WILL PLAN
FOR EVACUATION.
Porto Rico's Foremost Bard on United
States Commission.
HE WAS A FRIEND Of BRYANT,
Francisco j. Amy's Pen Has Made a
Name for Him in the History of
Two Languages-Wil Ceie.
bratc in Folk-SOng.

Francisco J. Amy, who has Just sailed
for Porto Rico on board tho transport
Yucatan. with his brother members OF
the commission 0: tho United States
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09

A. dead Of night, ere slumber kind
in chains has held my senses fast,
Fond memory 10 my mind
The long lost Gases OF the past.
Mine are again the smile. the tear,
TAe softly gazing ewes of yOre,
And LlNos sNoll nro-once. and the dcar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09

Young Colonel Bryan came out OF thu
West.
And OF ali the brave soldier men he war
the best:
lie could march without getting astriis
OF HIS sword,
And n. looked very fine IN his tassels ana
cord;
Oh, the spanlards gave up IN despair anS
fell back
when they heard tina bold Bryan wac
out on the track.
Bold Colonel Bryan has fought a COOS
fight
Against flies in TIE day and mosquitoes az
night;
Fully ninety-hve times he has taken his
stand.
with his uniform on and his sword in his
hand
Bravely he's stood his ground. day after
day.
While the photograph-takers kept blaz-
ing away.
Bold Colonel Bryan has earned his re-
ward.
Now let him put up his immaculate
His courage Is known and his title well
won.
For no camera iend ever caused him to
rum
Then hail the bold Bryan who came from
the West
OF all the war photographs his are h
Cleveland IssdsaL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-22
$4,000 VISITORS
Visit Admiral SIMPSONS Fleet. Sunday. 81
New York.

New York. Aug. 2l.-The ships belong
ing to Admiral SIMPSONS fleet received
thousands of callers. today. The crowds
which visited the war vessels were second
only to those which greeted them during
their progress up the North river. Satur-
Jay. 1t was estimated that fully 1876 O0C
people visited the island during the day
The big excursion steamers bound for
Coney Island and New Jersey summer re-
sorts all followed the Staten Island course
instead of keeping in toward the Long
Island coast. thus giving tens of thou
sands of additional excursionists the OPP
portunity of view ng the warships.
Small boats were in great demand in
the vicinity of the Staten Island shore
and the boatmen coined money. Even
canal boats were impressed into service
1t is estimated that at times $50 small
boats swarmed in and out among the
warships.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-22
THE SPANISH connlssiosEas
Appointed asd Mil b 3est b csea o.,
Pssis Nee Ills msaih.

London. Aug. 22.-The Times CORES
pendent in Madrid says: A cofomittee
composed OF Duke Almodover de Rio.
the foreign minFter. Senior Raneru
Giaro' minister of the colonies. Lieut..
Gen. Correa. minister Of war. and Cap
tain Aunon, minister of marine. il pre-
pairing instructions for the Cuban and
Porto Rican commissioners and will
be dispatched. Aug. 81. so as 20 arrive
within the time fixed by the protocol.
The ministers stiil declare that ofiic-
ial dispatch respecting the capitula-
ton of Manila have not been received.
Tho refore the Augustin incident Is UNI
explained Mail advices confirm the
transference Of administrative author
ity from Gen. Augustin to the govern
or Of the Visayas islands.
The Heraldo. Of Iloilo, Of June n.
published an official telegram from the
minister Of war. Lieut.. Gen. Correa.
investing Gen. Rios with all the a4tri-
butes and powers exercised by the cap
tain general Of the archipelago in all
the islands under his command. Gen.
Augustin therefore. even II he had ra-
manned in Manila. had. in the opinion
Of the Spanish government. no right
to surrender anything buzz lie city and
its immediate environs; but the Amer
leans might perhaps made difficulties
about admitting this doctrine Fuller
information ought very soon be avail
able.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-22
THE RtruRsED SOLDIERS.
Those Who Weat 10 Hospital In Portland and
those Who. Went Heme.

Following Is a complete list of the mer
on the hospital train that reached Port
land. Friday, including both the yer,
sick and the convalescent, with the com
panies to which they belonged:
Co. A, Portland-COnnOrs. Higgins. An
derson. Rock. Washburn, Foster.
Co. B. Portland-Faunce. Craig. Clark
Head, Fitzpatrick. Kennedy, Adams
Roberts. Davis. Haley. Morse. Appleby.
Co. C, Auburn-Morton. Chandler. d.
Fall.
CO. D. Norway-Beaton. Adams. Cole
Andrews. buchanan. Brown. Packard
DeCoster. Cousens. Maxim. Chadburn.
Co. f. Portland-Foley. Walsh. Gamble
Tappin, Frost.
Co. F.s Angusta-Hall. Fox. Morgan
StOckwell. Clifford. Austin. Hayes. Mer
rlll. Hewitt. Shattuck. DAILY. York.
Co. G. Biddeford-Velandry. Pelletier
Coolbroth, Cote. Guptill. Hackett. Cur
ran. Thorndike. Davis. Lebirge, Dugan.
Co. H. Rockland-Cross. Trip. Leavitt
Howe. McManus. Higgins. Warren. Chute
Miller. Williams. Richardson. Barker.
Co. I. Lewiston-Chron. Henry, Vickery
Co. X. Brunswick-Day. Oak. Croker
Lablanch, Collins. McKenney, WEIGH. Gil.
let. Kearns, Coufilard Rideout. Gerald.
Co. L. Portland-Kelley. Johnson. Cor.
nell. Heaphy, Boice.. Wiley. Grant. VIII.
IFS. Mitchell
Co. NJ Westbrook-Lieut Hobbs, Reed
Skillings. Gilman, Porter, Ward. C0nant
WEIGH. Graham. Colburn. Slogren, Went.
worth, Reynolds.
jeremiah DAILY, was missing from this
train. having accidentally been left at .
way station. He left the train for a drinl
of water and Jailed to return in time.
Twenty-four OF the cases needing mos
attention were conveyed by the ambu
lances to the Maine General hospital
This Is the official list:
Herbert Willis. Jay; Perly Devoll. Skow
| hogan: Philip Higgins, Portland: join
Roberts. Calais; Forrest ]. Gilman, Wa
| tervllle; Clarence York.. Augusta: Aver,
Chandler Auburn: Sawyer 8. Maxim
South Paris: Eldren A. Graham. Cumber
land Mills: John A. Shogen. Bingham
Charles w. Oak. PfesQue Isle: Aaman
Henry. South Paris: Charles Mayberry
Westbrook: George A. Morgan. Augusta
Andrew Heaphy. Portland; Charles
| Porter Cumberland Mills: Herbert E
Conant, AubNrn: Charles A. Scott. Dex
ter: w. H. Mckenzie, Or0n0: Charles w
Johnson. Portland: William Wentworth
South Wlndham: Joseph WEIGH. West
brook Clineris Chute, Bangor: Philip H
Kelley. Portland.