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Decorah-posten., 1898-11-04

SuititsminiIter 8riggs bar prirot
uotult fig om gsFoltningen pua 9crtc
Ricos Sitting Ipm ameritanIte Dor
gere. San tiger, at en- Mono fra Porto
Ritp, Der MI opboloer fig | be 6oreueo'
Slater, men alortg bar label itg ma
turoliIere life uben pibere fan laoe '1
rcgiitrere o9 uf9ipe Stemme peb @oI9tt
Der. Mun mac oente til ben enOcli1'
6rcosIutning flyer ban, for fulo Dor
gerret fan erboloes, meoen8 ban p1a
Iamme lib flyer, at 9orto RicpS 5no.
6pq9ere liqeoperTor Opergre6 fra andre
Na%tionaliteter pit nDbs fulo 8eitntteI''
fom umeritdnite 8oraere.
Il
OH. -. ..Cl-l 49, Nrl NrTH
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-04

Oct Toilette IRA / Stopsn bar oeiao
pisne glaoe paa fine 8rene.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-04
Observation-Disclosures.

'Sioite mdroae forlonate be ame
(anits 6reoSfommisiGrer, at S9os
On ituloe afitoo ale be filippiniis
II til Imeritd. Men Imeritd pii
dta9e ia meact al ben ipanite
clo. iom sr blepen itiftst for at
NINE, bpao Der ,unbs pare Slip
srne oa beres Snobpoaers til Nptte.
n Rsitsu al ben Flippinfe 8ieIo
anlerita life bare npqst at oisre
De fponfe S~pmmisf1rsr bao
h at fda lib til 5rcous (ioaa) ior
at tunne fremlpe1s lit Spar. De
(fronite api'er ubtalsr, al qmeritas
I~nernes Tororinaer oaar for pibt. ut
ne blep mootaget "meo ben itsrits
Spsrrafslie" / Rabrib, tiger ia isIp.
Fin ameriinnf apis bar ousrsot ben.
enbt ia til Ssnatcrtrut Der / 2dns
'bet meb 6orsiprrgIeI ON. boao be
tiger ON, at gmsritd betaIer noget for
at foa GiIippinsrre. @ls, Tom bar
ipdrst, flyer, be bill itts aipe en- Gent.
Com bstisuot nraa cnbber 5rsbstrdts
tat, fom ri iIuttsr msb ct dnoet 2anb,
for ben bIipsr epIoie, fsrTt nutaseS al
Senatet mee TO SrsoisbeIs Maioriiet.
Won sirttsr nj ! paris pod, at be
fponfts aommisI1rsr life bill aad ino
pao gmeri,as 5prIangsnoe ON at OPS
sipe ale 6iIippinsrns. Oct fass. be
TER life unoeritrire en- FABIAN Srattat
al 6Epst for fine polttits SLENDER
hienms.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-04

Every day brings earn ST workers to
Prot. Breckenrdge's DEBORAH Institute.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-04
Salpbelen al 2ampe9la5 {
Sru9 er Mtacbetbs.
S(0e 8eiuGrlisbeoer fonInIef
ira Den anoen Salpoel.
Men fOls Satalpset.
a NBdtt HSrHi~ Nv
Yenge tient
% lparet
'yip tii WacSttb, p%tii'baTsf Vh

mco en- IS PRINTING
Press. IIpt 5trea g Z.
nc Mort &C YeE9e AZ :
tieue y b al I'm e 'pI :
9lnbocr SIS . reSte 'ot
eirtulrrer en- MT oLs
IN :. {upcr iRi g lg' 2
irpft 9lnp Suirg. ata.o
10 Damn | "a A13
mc'rt lpreril Y
Trtmr Ie ipr 9rap .'
aaialca rucr Grf :
lnper. va IL etc ~ "
! co Meriden. Conn
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-04

roor belle bet ganpiiFe Spfresmdai
ipninsr % mtIlsm be to 2dnos.
Mau msner. at england ptI irems
trinas en- WfgiersIie MI, IsIp ON | en-
Srig uiso 6ronirie ON oenne sag
Muslano bill itftte bette 0ano.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-04

Den republi.dufte Gentraltomite
Wtseoniin hdpoe forlsben ct Mebe
Wilpoutee iammen meo 5prm9naene
for be forftienige Counters Central
tomitesr. De Rapporter. Tom bisis
afgap, bier, al BE- rspubli.aHIf he 2an.
oibotsr bill blips palsts mso forbolos.
pia ligsiua fore Majoriteter iom for
to aar foen. Ter gjsres bog en-
u~nbtagslie for 9upsrner Scpfelos
8sbtommenoe. Spppfitipnsn bar ret
tst ale fine bitrsits &nersb mob bam,
men bet er iu~nOipnlist. at ban blir
Oulst, men msb mssst minors Raio,
riiet eno be sprige rspublitdnite Ram
oiodtsr.
0ulooemotruterne er meget talrise
| Discpniin. % man bar 9aab ON, al
be ogiou ibsii oil femme mob Sslus
partisrne.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-04
airfeinnpitliru | Seruialem.

SnooieIi.n af "por 5rslisrs 9irte"
git for zig msb ben allsriterite Stds.
SibIis ON Worssnsn Tom fore Wennes
i~tenasisr for at 'e bet teiierIias Sslas.
Gangs belle 9sien. bpor 5slsst bro9
irsm. ifpo Rr.ter al tprtiite Sploatsr
cg tpits WarineioIbatsr. Seiisrsn 90
a%siierineen .ierte til "Sabels Saarn",
hporfra be besse git til Strtsn. Som
en- Del al ben beitibeliee @ubstieneIts
IGits asifersu Sirtens 3pnititutipn oa
bah ON, at Subs 9sliisnsIie pilbe lebs
iass Sirtsns 8jernins. Gluten ai
I'm SaIe iaeoe ban: Sra ,SsruIalsm
tom bet 2ps, ipm bar aiort BEN tpTte
Raticn FOR ps berli9. og bpab be tpite
Jol,efIas er bleOst, er be bIspst unosr
aoriets Banner. Spmbolet pud ielps
cpcfrenbe ai9rlisbeo. Ssfaa ibaa
bill jes Iuoe ct Orb Ibos, fom lob for
MI inort 1000 Qar Iibsn: "6rso paa
SorSsn!" Du ban bapoe iast: Seq oe
nit Sus pil tjsns 6srrsn" = opfprs
orsoe ban ale tiIitsosp3rsnos at aipre
BET famine asits. San snots meb fels
eenbe gsn: Cub eips, at fat sinio til
ben almagtiss. SrObtrtiarIisbeb. Ssns
eipelI. | 2ibelisn ps traftigt grbeice
maatte blips ben tsfs Rations Toilette
Smntte. og at Jrsosns 4ano mdatte
mere os mere e~ienusmiprs ug bslIia, ben
eporgeliits Sirts!"
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-04

preIibenten % bans 6slge bar ale
reoe TONNE tilbage 0a9en fsr, % ban
iii life lGnge Ro til al bpils iig sfter
Rsiien. Gn MGugoe golititere psns
teoe pua BAN og ibldnOt benz Ssnator
platt fra Retp gort, Der bapoe erfuret,
bpiltet 9obt Snotrpt prsItosnten bupbe
sjOrt / 8eIten o9 MI tom forat unmobe
BAN ON at tomme til Reip gort forat
bi9lpe bet republitunite 9arti Der. San
opndaeoe bog intet 2sfte / ben &etninq
men Der er bog en- Mulig6eo for, at
PreIioenten tager en- Snartut til gtem
gort % bolosr en- Gale, nuay ban tort
for 8ulgoasen refer bism til Canton,
Sbio forat femme.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-04

@eiret er ubbgaeli9t ioog. 0et req
ner o. btGfsr en- Stprm al u. u.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-04

Den italienfts Rseierins piI fpres
.bpses, at Der bliber SpIeb al famine
Rlrt fpm | Wilono % andre 9per /
Raj Iibftleben paa Gruno af aors
ksislie az grifen pao greb. 9aa
0runb of CIRCULATION / Spebe %
Wiel bar 8rsoprifsrns igien iteast,
men arigsminiitsrsn bar MI aipet
Srbre til at aobne be offentlige Sorn=
masaiiner paa be Steesr, bpor gris
ierne er beift, og ialge aornet til
Snhtjpbspris.
! en- Del of 9onhpn bar Der
iiofte Ssubae en- poloiom Stprm,
fon dnrettebe mesen Stabe. Z Mens
tone og Smssn | Jrantrig par Der
famtipie en- 9asslitorm. ION ganfte
eoelaaoe al. SIipens Og Gitronbuper.
Den inhiffe psit / g9ien 6ur
trGpst ct MT SHsr. men Strpttsn
bar M Ioet iie. bu Der lille Fnbes
fers nhe silfnloe.
Oct iapouefifte Sabinst bar to-
get QfIieb. Winiitrere iunse lite
bIips snias ON, bpiIten Manb be ituloe
fdo iii al obertose goitsu ION aul-
iHsminifsr. Oct bar ultiaa gaaet
soIt meb BET isrfie Goriss pua at
boDs en- qdrtirssisrine i Sapon.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-04

s Winneictd aier Hepublitanerne
Regnina pao at 'eire meb be I9bpdnz
Iige Maioriteter, unotagen for Gu
oerner GrsGoneresmano Climb, Ipnl
er 5ufioniiternss Sanbibat for GU
pernsr, pinber flor SiI1utnins blonbt
Speniterns, iom Ipnes at iatte Nas
tipnaliteten oper Vartiet, men bet er
o9iaa ianoipnIist, at mango bemps
t~ratifte Srlrnbere ps Imeritanere al
famine 6enipn bill femme for Repu-
blitanernes aanbibat Cuffs. FRA
pisie republitanits Solb bar Der pcret
arbeibst baarot for at faa palst be
oemotrdtiite aanbibatsr for SgieItes
retsopmmsre gantp os Mit9eu, os
llofuloet at @alset for bisIes Deb.
tommenoe er tpiliomt. Rspublita,
nerne bar Saab ON at ieire / miubit
6 at be 7 aonsresbitritter.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-04

s Nebraifa bar Republitanerne
9iort fore InitrenselIer for at tomme
til Masten igjen, men SuiipniIterne
ipnes snbnu at babe be bsoIte llbIial
Ter. De gisr Resnins paa at palas
Iamtlise Sanoipater for Statsen BE.
Der. 2 Srsbieoele al 9~esisluturs
meblemmerns og 5 apnsresm9no.
RspubIitanerne tror osiaa, at osres
aanpioatsr for StatsembcbsmGnb bill
blipe pol9te % madfte 4 Soneress
manb, men be ipres life al babe fort
Saab ON at ioa Maioritet i 2egisias
turen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-04
Smaaprat fra
DalhinSton
Mnihinntrn. 3. @. 21Os oltbr. 1898.
ipr "5ecorab Ioiten".

SNulUlllululL X W., ~'pN ~A'Nh iS'N'
Huur "0ecorab poiten"s iioite Yrs
oao8nummer ingeu Sorreiponoonte
unoer oenne SpsrItrift tnoebolot, 'dd
par 8runoen ben, at &prreiponosnten
bapoe fuIgt andre prominente Wo'bln9@
~tonsboeres Grempel pg be9ipet 1i9 I'll
Ghicaoo forut operoRre 6r~eoslubtlGet.
Oct sr ct 6attum, at nGIten ale 100
peoItaoen8 Notubiliteter par Der, idd
bet tunoe life bstule iig for en- Slaos
t%orrefponoert at bliue Der, nen at Itrts
be ON 6reosiubil9et piloe heller lit.
pore at rpgen Snteres'e, oa Sluoet
aGereoe bar ~inoebolot fuloitGnotge
Meobelelier oerpm. 9lunot pre'iosns
tens 5pI9e til Gbitaso bar p8'au Istrs
burcauets GbeF, % ma antpg naturz
li9pis, at ban pilos babe ierget Tor rig
tiat 0oot @eir peo en- 'aaodn 4nleos
ming; men ban mdu hare taget Sell |
lit 9eItit; tbi 8oopeiret forblep | Sos
peoitaoen meoens belle 8lGoen / 6bIs
coao Iad at iigs blep til bare 8ono.
Gbicdgobperne bppnsoe Jig ogIau paa
BAN berfor, ibet en- al osres mango
SnouItririooere brso ino / bans De
relIe ON gtatten % itiaI ale be Yense
% 9Groigienitdnbe ban bapoe meo iig.
Oct bar beloigt, at no9et li9nenoe life
bGnote aorreiponoenten; tbt oa haoos
ban NOT pattert modttet blipe | Gbicago,
men bsnne gps 3ppetnegte peo moi,
boem be beIsger. Seq Tom altIau ioen
andre 8ioerOGrbigbeoer eno be, ION
6unbspeiret / Chicago msofsrte, til
bags bib Senou9, og Resnet f~OrfuIgte
os lige til Ri bar npgle fuu timers
Reiie ira SobeoItuoen, ba bet tlarneos
op oe hi fit @nleoning til at ie ben outre
8D igien / itrdalenoe SolItinspeir.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-04
Snbtsr fro Sorgr.

Den life Ropsmbsr ubn9pntes aaps
tsiu | Murinen Gbriitian Spare Wens
itrsmanb) til Gbef for Gstriesfolen.
Sisurb Scctt Sonisn. Tom bar mso
pau Runienfarben, ucn9pntes til Rap
fen.
5orhenDarsnos Statsraab $. Sme-
bal fal reprGisntsrs Norse pso mebsi
| Rom. iom Rusterne tal boIoe 24oc
Hppsmbsr for at forbanbIs ON, bpilts
Stribt Nal taess for at unoertrptts
Mnartifferne.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-12

EN- RSIo< 80 Sucqoa Fuie Fats.
"Wednesday. I3;h. So a. N. Fare Ns
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-12
GAMBLING GAMES PULLED.
Tent Dealer Who Has Grievance
AGAINST Them Ii Complainant.

Special Dispatch to the PoSt-lntelligencer.
TACOMA. July 1.-THE signs OF gem
efal movement of the city authorizes
against gambling in Tacoma today brought
forth fruit. in the form Of a surprise TO ali
concerned. excepting the prosecution IN
stead of the city doing this or that, the
matter has been put into the hands OF the
county administration.
Merchant Felitz, n maker of tents. is the
complainant, and warrants for the arrest
of the keepers of eight gambling houses
have been served or are being served to-
day.
Fclitz has a grievance agains. what he
said was a ''sure-thing" game. and tina.
his kick" made 10 the city police, did not
meet with the same consideration he
thought ii was entitled to. He had COM
plant 10 make against hut one Of the va
rious gambling resorts in the city, but
when his ire was aroused by the way the
police received his protest he made
wholesale deal OF IT, including all the open
houses in his complaint. issued before the
county justice.
The complaint Of Felitz ia a formal one.
charging the operation Of gambling games.
TIE reason for the matter being looked
upon as especially important lies I'm the
fact that the cases TO be heard on FelitZ'
complalrt are the first OF the kind TO come
within the scope of the county admniStra-
ton since the spring election. Quite fight
was made N this election to secure the
saloon ana gambling vote. and fusionist
"heelers'' al that time argued that unless
the saloon element supported their ticket
the county would see 10 1t that gambling
would be shut down, even though their
ticket might be defeated.
Whether the cases now pending are In
any way due 20 move on the local polit-
ical checker board Is thus far not made
plain. II IA however. quite evident that
the sweeping complaint against the open
houses is causing no little comment along
this lfDe. and that the owners of games
ara not at all easy. in view of what has
been done.
The matter il 10 be heard spoken OF
among persons VINO ordinarily would
scarcely notice the arrest and punissrsnen
Of a lot % gamblers. and future develop
rrrntA VIII p. awaited wi:h much interest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-12

An EN-PoIItEM Bi<kuED
tceomn odated "a Casual seuuuint-
ance With n 500 Iouu.

special Dispatch - the Post Intrlijeerce~.
TACOMA July IA man claiming 10
~ an "S-ro.icv0lan ~ Seattle and A riletY1-
Der OF the force there for more than four
years, - the hates, victim Of the gang Of
'oa' nen operating heTe While v,rdart
enough % X against the very ''rawsst''
OF gratis The ex-po!.5 eynAn Was clever
enough - keep his name s~rret ami also
20 prevent his NO partners from learning
Aow ne had taeU ylctim!Ssd. He - \ Dig
heavy 49, tnan wearing reddish mus
iache. and the way he bit at an old ols
scheme asrA-ne Known only when D.. asks3
/ private officer 80 be'f MIN ssarca the
city ~ tae A3pe of finding the man who
rceat1 h.'n
lie te'A how be vas watkins a,sns. 30
main street. when he ME. a stranger q, -,
sco2 1c rim know that be (sae .srtrs-eri
as eaiag - Alaska Va tte same laar "a
vas 'he eN.issli,esEsG. A<tvr hsjf N
hanf chat tHe stran1sr walked fss -
Athlete Up - Railroad street near f1av.
rn'h. a0t Nhrn sH E~ent ~ tee. l~arit =
oa-ss.nE .ald tee ~ .cFF - vat fsr az,
"Ht'e Pee Pan a1stAtrs - ray B A.ll a.ssalrt-
soE 81 80" - Pc talked. hs ,5rtsv , c-r-t4-
cate of DEPOSIT s-ss--a ...fs f~-.,, t.3s ,,.,t.
aas& a0 i's f74e fco s. s.t Tfss ehD SIN.
ga Tta -1t asr .ae rrsn uf-S. airs y,,t-lt
ma Hr #aH.e 90 Change $50 lsv1e - H.. ~
f#"N efi~r. aa3 2~5stE tNe ex-~.e1'.,..,,,.,r
SO .ft ~ aATr ;2r sIuo. EAs- rs %3<vl as Pc
re-f:r-st h- w-orf sa O. a rsr-..- s1..-,-
i'-H1 Hts' @ae-e a.s ,-ec.l-.,..-~ ....,ts -.
aa@ he waa.3 thea ana There "a
Pay .ae A.t- favor
3E e.e ~ .e@ a2@se-, .a-~a-+7- - ts..e
os.s. 80 -lN'''ev-'3-s'i -.t without . tn.tr-
raH-- Far stranger aeaart~,7 50 -ssv -
0t ..tae h.s at.e yfesl>l s-5e1.y fr,..,.t -
"%t f"r a.fn as saare taf< an h7ss~ is.er
L-H -s-e-.s..f G as 3,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-12
Better Accommodations for Steam
ers in Port Here.
WATER FRONT IMPROVEMENTS,
Hun dreds Of Men 1t Work on the
Whrrves-yisitsrs to the City Inn
pressed by the Sfght-Ffiltng In
over the Historic Ballast Island
-Dredgtnx Out slfps-At Yesier,
Schwabacher's and City Docks.

improvements Of a most substantial
Character are in progress on the water
front contiguous to Seattle. While the
minds Of most people are occupied in read
ing war news and in Specializing upon the
amount OF gold which Is TO be brought
down by the feet of treasure SHIPS from
St. Michael. little public notice Is being
paid 10 matters which affect the CONNER
ciai growth OF Seattle. and which are cal
culated to materially enhance this city's
advantages as the chief shipping port Of
the Pacific Northwest.
Since the water front has leaped into
favor as a promenade by reason of the ro-
nance and interest attached TO the arrival
Of gold laden ships and the departure OF
throngs OF gold seekers these matters OF
improvement are being carefully noted by
visitors along the docks. While they per-
haps do not strike the regular wayfarer
along the water front as matters Of great
moment, II Is to be recorded that visitors
from the East, and especially business
men and capitalists, who are interested in
watching the commercial growth of the
Sound cities. invariably tour the docks and
take mental note of the aspect of ship
ping matters and the progress of improve
ments.
At the present time no better evidence
that things do move in Seattle Is af-
forded than by the hundreds OF working
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-12

u 1&.ccla cse4m3y. tsrc@ke the Az etce gg
IS attorney .sAs decided 70 e4ssl-svt a Poll
Az !Tesni az ne as~e suac.syea = lAx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-12

hard trip. Have been mp day and night
for a week today. Fred and Mr.. Roper
have gone on ahead and are probably in
Dawson by this time"
Louie Card OF whom Cayanaugh speaks,
il his brother-in-iaw: and Fred" Ia his
brother IL ~ needless TO say that the re-
ception of this letter last night brought
great Joy 10 the cavanaDgh home.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-12

Upon a hair has hung the fate Of en-
pires. Upon the appearance OF your hair
may depend Your fate for life. Remember
taat If there ls anything you need In the
line Of hair goods. You viii find x al j. j.
U.ttwer'e e39 Second avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-12

EXCURSION 70 Snoquaimie Falls
Wednesday, 18th. $50 a. m. Fare. 800
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-12

Of Tacoma's Fourth of July committee are
worthy of mention by reason of the unu
sually small sum with which the celehra
ton was given. The statement shows that
2T5 firms and individuals contributed all
told $3.50, an average OF few cents more
than 81 each. OF this sum but s1i5 was ex-
pended, leaving a cash balance on hand
in the sum of si1, which is to he deposited
TO the credit of the committee having next
years celebration in hand.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-12
j. c. APPEL MISSING.
4 Travelling Salesman Mysteriously
Disappears in Tacoma.

Special Dispatch to the Post-fntelligencer
TACOMA. July Ill. c. Appel, a trav-
cling salesman from Portland, who arrived
here July ., is missing and friends IN Port
land are anxiously inquiring about him.
His sample cases and personal effects are
at a hotel here. Appel has not been seen
since the evening of July .. He was last
seen at the hotel with his face bruised
and apparently scarcely accountable for
his actions. A photograph of the missing
man has been received by the police and
inquiry started TO try TO locate him. Ap-
pell was on. the road for pattern and mil
lineyy house.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-12
TACOMA cor OFF CHEAP.
Celeb, a$ed for Less Than $500 and
HAS Some Money Left,

Speciai Dispatch - the Post Intelllgencer.
TACOMA. July 1.-THE return accounts
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-04
BY SPANIARDS.
Belief That Santa Cruz Powder MIL
Was Blown Up.
Two Men, Ono OF Them Disguised,
Asked For Pass to Mill.

San Francisco, Cal, May 4. The coro-
ner's inquest into the powder explosion
case at santa Cruz has been postponed
until next "Wednesday afternoon In order
to give Coroner Clark an opportunity to
collect evidence. Tho evidences has heen
rapidly growing that the work was done
by spaniards Two spanisrds appeared
In n store In watsonvilIe tho day tefore
the explosion to buy some small articles.
They were strangers In the section ana
we're trsvelioa.by train. One was evident
ly disguised.
Though dressed m a workinGnan bis
whits hands and various other marks in
dicated that he was not a laborer. On the
same day n man. evidently tia same one
was in Sants Cruz lie went % Mayor
Lamb and asked for pass to visit the
powder mills saving no was hunting q
Job. The mayor told him he had nothing
TO do with giving passes. IL was noticed
| that the man was evidently disguised. A
| thorough search II being made TO find out
what became Of this man and his com.
papion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-04
TWO OFFICERS.
Rhode Islani Represented at Battle
Of Manila.
Pay Inspector Smith AMI Gunner Kuh :
vein Of the olympia.

Rhode Island had at least two officers
in the fleet that achieved such signal
victory over the Spaniards at Manila Inst
Sunday. They ara Paymaster ID. A. smith
anu Gunner Leonard j. q. Kuhlweiu.
Pay Inspector Smith OF the Olympia
was Torn In Rhode Island. lie was ap-
pointed from New Hampshire, however,
and served first as acting assistant pay
master In 1862. He was attached to tie
monitor Nahant with the South Attain
ito block aiding squadron in lSd3-64; naval
brigade under Capt. George ii. Prsble.
He was commissioned passed assistant
paymaster In 1865, paymaster In 1870 pay
iuspe otor in 1890, anu his present duty
on the Olympia dates from December,
1896.
Gunner Kuhlwein of tie Olympia was
appointed from Rhode Island In June,
1894. lie was assigned to Ills present duty
IN February, 1895, and is now on his first
crris0.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-04
EXCITING TIME.
Psmb 0ke Hal Students Contest
at Pin Polo
Lots of Enthusiasm Displayei by th
Young Women After the Games.

There vas quite IN exciting time In
Pembroke hall. Brown UNIVERSITY, yester-
day afternoon, whsn the rival teams OF
the several ole sses II the women's Col
Iege contested in match games OF pin polo.
tie seniors and freshmen wero pitted
against each other. and juni1rs wsie
against the sophoruorcs. two sets of games
being played BY encn. 10 minutes being
the time limit The l6 dimssls wers at
tired in natty brown COSTUMES of the reg
ulation cut and each ,cam wore the class
colors.
The games were very exciting, the rules
OF playing being very carefully observed.
In spite CT the tanRle of arms and legs.
and some falls. there were no injaries re-
ceived, and tipally the games came to an
end, the freshmen being the viators In
the first set, and the sophomores fu the
second. There WAS plenty of enthusiasm
after the games, and the young iadies gave
cl IS cheers and class songs with vigoI
that was surprisiDg.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-04
CUBA AND CUBAN WAR.
Lecture by Clare W. col In Jackson
Avenu: Chap I.

Lecture by Clare W. N col In Jackson
Avenu: Chap !.
Clare w. Nicol, Assistant Secretary OF
the Y. NJ. G. A. delivered an illustrated
lecture in the Jackson Avenue Baptist
Chapel last evening on the subject SCUBA
and the Caban War" After sketching
conditions as they existed in Cuba prior
to the last war, MIR. Nicol proceeded to
describe the insurrection in detail. The
pictures Of Generals Gomez and Weyler
turn, while the tactics OF both
the oppressed and opprsssor, which
they represented, wero explained
and the horrors attendant upon the war
described in their awfulness. The lee
turer then took bis audience to Spain
for . few moments white he explained
the attitude OF that nation toward Cuba.
Returning to the island. Moro Castle
was shown, followed by pictures of Ha-
vana harbor and it's surroundings. A
feature of the lecture which proved very
interesting was the description of the
blowing up OF the Maine on the night OF
Feb. 10 last. which was illustrated by
very highly colored views.
After giving On instructive description
OF the island OF Cuba aud It's sources OF
wealth, together with brief history OF
the manners and customs OF its people,
the lecturer closed with q few remarks
relative TO the navy OF the United States.
Pictures OF the Mianton omoh. Iowa and
Boston were thrown upon the screen,
followed by likeuesses OF Admiral Sicard,
Capt. Sigsbee and Secretary Long, all OF
which were heartily appiauded as they
appeared.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-04
ATTACHMENT LEVIED.
The Hampton Cycle COmpany's
Pr0p.rty Attached.
Suit The Gu growth Of the DsfaIcation 1f
President Warner.

The Hampden County National Bank
of Holyoke, Mass. has placed an attach
ment OF $4,000 on tbs property Of the
Northampton Cyo;e Comrany's branch
oifice. 30 Washington st eet this city, ard
"A sherifr's keeper has been installed On
tho premises by Deputy Sferin Coates
who served the writ. Tais action on the
part OF the Hamp1en County Bank Is 10
recover as much ns possible OF the meEey
IL Ia alleged to have been robbed OF by
defaultar Lewis Warner. Inc defsnlting
bank president was also resident of tire
Northampton cycle Company with
brsr ohss in various paIts of the country.
II branch store In this city has q noad
stock OF bicycles which .he shsrif's keep
er now has mis- eagls eye on. 1he last
heard OF Warner the alleged dtfaulter. W as
wben be bought a ticket at westfield tor
Syracuse. N. r., last Friday and took the
2 80 train for the West