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The San Francisco call., 1898-06-25
CAVALRY
AMERICANS DEAD
 UPON THE FIELD
ROUGH RIDERS.

 Captain Allyn K Capron, Troop L. Sergeant Hamilton Fish Jr, Troop L. PrvateS Ti1man and Dawson, Troop L. Private Dougherty, Troop A. Private w. T. Erwin, Troop F.
 FIRST CAVALRY. Prvates Dix, York, Bejork Kobe, Berlin and Len- marck.
 TENTH CAVALRY. Corporal White
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were ordered to advance upon the enemy.
 The country hereabouts is GOV cred by high grass and chaparral,
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-25

march the troopers disrnounted.
 They were then eight miles dis tant from Santiago. They heard the Spaniards felling trees a short distance from them, and they
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-25

and in this a strong force Of Span
 iards was hiding. As the Aneri- cans moved forward they were
 met with a whitening fire. Colonel
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Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer
NEW MART1Nsv1LLE, WA. Aug.
s.-The wetzel county teachers insh-
tute is now in session with a large at
tendance. The enrolment the drst day
amounted to 1sl and to-day it has In
creased to 2os and still there are more
to follow.
The county superintendent, F. W. Par
sons, has reason to be proud of his
teachers, for they are above the average
teacher OF the state. The instructors are
Messrs CarrIgan, OF Benwood, and
Crago OF Wheeling, and they are as
sisted greatly by the county Buperin-
tendent and the leading teachers OF the
county.
The meeting last night took the form
Of a regular experience meeting and was
greatly enjoyed. Tomorrow evening an
elocutionary entertainment will be
given BY Miss Bertha Writ, of Marshall
county. On Thursday evening a liter
AIRY programme will be given by the
members OF the Institute. The meetings
for the three remaining days Of the In
atitute will be held in the opera house.
This will give the people OF the city OPP
portunity to attend the sessions
Professor D. T. Williams, Of Mounds
Vile, Is present at each session.
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ITHACA, y. Y. Aug. 9--Mrs. Marga-
ret FalIoD. said to be one hundred and
seventeen years Old, was to-day buried
at Kings Ferry, Cayuga county. She
is survived by nlne children, eighteen
grandchildren and large number Of
great grandchildren. Her eldest dough-
ter is 50 and her Oldest son 10 years Of
age. Careful Inquiry lIto the records Of
Lusmuth parish, Kings county, Ireland,
show that she was born In the year 1881.
Two OF her sons fought In The civil war,
one in the union and one in the confed-
crate army. There was a large gath.
ering Of her descendants at her funeral
to-day,
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which England has been aroused is evil
denced by the action Of the associated
chambers Of commerce. In commission
ing Rear Admiral Lord Charles Beres-
ford, Conservative member OF parlla-
ment for the city OF York, on a special
mission to China.
Lord Beresford goes to investigate the
prospects OF commerce and to report
particularly as to the extent to which
the Chinese government will guarantee
the safety OF Rrltish capital already In
vested and OF contemplated investments.
No filter man than this enterprlsinG.
and business-iike admiral cnuid be Sc
lected. His mission indicates the pre-
vaiHng distrust as to the efficacy Of
Lord salisbury's diplomacy to conserve
British commercial interests in China.
Lori Charles Beresford Intends to be abb
sent several months.
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PLOT AGAINST sAaAsrA
Most Riga N orsb p Of spanish Press
Ilems FIX, rcINetl.

Most Riga c N orsb of spanish Press
IIs.ns E1, rcINetl.
BAYoNNE. France. Aug. s.-Dis-
patches received here from Madrid
state:
'The most rigorous military censor
ship 10 exercised to-day The news
papers are not allowed TO refer to the
plot against Senior sagasta's life, nor to
the appearance OF revolutionary bands
in the castlllIon province.
Concerning the plot, it is said that
the conspirators have drawn lots to de-
eide which of them shall carry out its
purpose and that the task has fallen
upon a man named Disbal, who has
suffered imprisonment in the fortress of
Mont Julch for participation in one Of
the Barcelona anarchist outrages, and
whose sentence was recently committed
by the supreme court TO expulsion from
CastlIlon, The band consists OF twenty
men. According to some accounts they
are Republicans and others say they are
Carifsts. Their FIRST move was to attack
a customs post and capture all the arms
Next they cut the telegraph anG tele-
phone wires"
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NEW YORK, Aug. s.-The nth bIen-
NAL convention Of the Negro National
Democratic League began here to-day.
r, 2. Manning, nf indianapolis, called
the convention 10 order. George f. Tny-
lor. OF Iowa, was made temporary chair
man and Henry c. Smith. OF New York,
Temporary secretary. A. Il Manning
was named as chairman Of the commit
tee on permanent organization Henry
c, Smith was chosen chairman OF the
committee on platform and resolutions
The temporary meeting was held be-
hind closed doors. but the succeeding
meetings will probably be open.
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A trip up the lakes to Macklnac Island
and return. no health restorer so benz.
ficiat, so delightful to take or so ine1.
pengive. You simply rest. enjoy each
passing moment while every function
tlngles with new life. Your blood flows
free and your appetite grows large be.
tween each meaD-aTd you never had I'm.
err ONES than are served on the D. & C.
boatA On Thursday, August 18th. ne
offers its patrons another chance TO q.
cape the ''hOt, hot Of August and 70
into tha6 great northland OF wonerous
beauty and cooling breezes August 18Th
and at q very low excursion rate. Pro-
cure your tickets ard staterooms cary.
Consul, any agent Of the Cleveland, 10.
rain & Wheeling Railway.
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paEs1pyHr dolly
lSnl E1erGis- IIts l'ltneiionS Over Hawaii
untiI Comu,i.sionsFs Report.


Hl E1ereiau 1Ita lrIIneiiotis Over HAWAII
untiI Comu,i,sioHsra Report.
WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-Presldent
Sanford B. Dole, Of Hawaii. is 20 con-
rinue to exercise the functions of chief
executive OF Hawaii until such time as
Congress shall receive the report OF the
commission appoI1ted TO devise form
Of government Tor the island and shall
have enacted . statute for It's govern
meut There is to be no governor OF
Hawaii appointed by the President fur
an Indefinite time. IL at all.
1t Is said at the state department that
the President wif continue in office the
present officials OF the Hawaiian gov
eminent regarding It as a needless dis
turhance OF governmental functions
there to make amy changes in office until
Congress has provided for permanent
form Of government for the islands
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80. ~ nnlnmhIn,n nnlnn.

KINGSTON. Jamaica, Aug. "a dis
patch received here to-day direct from
carthagena, Republic of Colombia, says
the reason of the Colombia government
delaying Its note replying to Itaiy's de-
mand for a settlement of the cerrud
claim Is apprehension Of popular revo-
iutionary movement, which 1t is endeav-
oFipg to Illustrate,
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nnnnn q, n. peIL..yal oa.lool..

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Aug. "a
special to the Journal from Duluth,
Silhu., sayss Senator Hanna and II. H.
kdatsaat left here this afternoon for
Yellowstone Park. Mr.. Hanna, when
interviewed, said he believed the silver
issue absolutely dead. and all hope of an
international agreement on bi-metaIllsm
futile, at least for the present. He said
the Republican party would make It's
next campaign on Issues brought up by
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OIL cITY-Riyer foot inches and
falling. Cloudy.
WARREN River foot. Weather
cloudy and warm.
GREENsBORo-Riv II feet 10
inches and rising. Rainfall inch and
raining. The Woodward and the Nellie
Hudson ore down Wednesday and the
Adam Jacobs and the Florence Belle up.
MORGANTOWN--RlVer 10 feet G
inches and rising Raining.
BRoWNSVILLE-River IL feet and
rising.
PITTSBURGH - River feet inch
and rising at the dam; threatening and
cool.
sTEuBENvrLLE-Rivcr Z feet s
inches and falling. Cloudy and warm
Passed up-Queen City. Down-The
Knnawhn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. river Il feet
and rising. Raining for twentV-four
hours and warm. Passed down and up
The avalon. pown-The Virginia
and Bnrnsdall. The coal fleet Is still
passing down. up-The DRAMA The
Little RaRawha ls rising fast. The
tributaries are rising and expect to 20
out OF locks Tomorrow This IS the
hrst August rise In eleven years.
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THE RIVER
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.


Cincinnati. VIRGINIA. s a. m.
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, a. m.
parkersburG. ARGAND, II u. m.
Matamoras. :. ELOlSE. u a. m.
SlsterEVllle. RUTH. $3.50 y. m.
CInrInEton. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
SteubenYiiie. T. II. BAYSE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. .KANAwHA, $50 a. m.
PitfsbuTgh. AVALON, I p. m. =
sistersviie. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
ClarinRton. :, LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
StSubsnyIlie. m II. RAYNEi, 2:aO p, m.
Pittsburgh. .URAEGA, $3.50 a. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
atttsbnruh. II. X. BEDFoRD, $50 q, III
Cincinnati, QUEEN CITY, SH, m
Parkersburg. ARGAND, II a. IN.
Matnmoras,. FL. 0lSE. II n. m.
Sistersville. RUTH. $3.50 p. IN.
CinrInFtoTl, LEROY, $3.50 D. IN.
StoubenVllle. r. NJ. BAYNE, ESQ p. m.
Pittsburgh. .LORESA, n. m.
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the war and on It's record In the va,
and that the Presidents course M
given the party an absolute continuance
Of Its control Of political affairs, ,hs
President having been correct In ali N,
moves. He expected, however. that ~
silver issue would be galvanized 10 a
duty as the main question by the ops.
nents ~ the Republican party, and la.
therein lay their weakness.
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Contents Of Portfolio u. !.

The First BLOW for Llherty-Struck at
Lexington, April 10. lT6.
Burning OF the Congress"
Group Picture: Principal warships Of the
American Navy.
A Battery in Action.
Governor Hastings Visit to Mount Gretna.
Group Picture: Cervera's Fleet Leaving
Group Picture: The Struggle ut the Stone
Fence double page.
A Pcll-Mell Cavalry Charge.
Enlargement Reween Scraps" and R4on
Homme Richard" rth
Flight. zee
The Queen Regent and King OF SPAIN
Doubie-Turrct Monitor Monterey" on the
Way TO Manila.
The Death Of Montgomery.
Troop Transports Leaving San Francisco
for Manila.
lnR an Engagement.
A Company OF American Cowboy Cavalry.
Contents Of Portfolio No. ?.
Group Picture; The Principal Vessels OF
the Spanish Navy.
The Battle OF Bunker Hill.
Tho Sixth United States Infantry in Camp
at Tampa.
The Last OF the Redskins.
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Special Dispatch to the fnteiIigeneer.
POINT PLEASANT, W. Va. Aug a.
Hon. H. C. woodward. of Roane county.
was nominated at the nth senatorial
Republican convention held here to-day,
for state senator, without opposition.
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Special Dispatch 20 the lntelllgeneer'
sTEUBENvILLE, o., Aug. 9.-The
Cabinet Manufacturing Company of this
city, was closed this evening and taken
possession OF by the Commercial Ma
tional bank OF this city, under n chattel
mortgage for $4,000. executed by the
Cabinet Company This is an industry
brought here year ago from vAshta-
hula, by the bonus route,
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The marks Mt p, m. showed $ feet 7
inches and rising again Cloudy and
warm,
The Queen City passed up for Pitts
burgh ut 3 a, m. yesterday and VIII be
here Thursday at a, m. for Cincinnati
The Keystone State left Cincinnati
last evening for Wheeling and Pitts
burgh. She wifi be here Friday morn.
irV Tor Pittsburgh. Returning, shy VIII
be here next Sunday morning for Gin
clnnat.
The It. NJ. Bayrn went TO the docks ut
Glendale yesterday for Eight repairs.
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CAPTAIN RARRRTT DEAD.


He Was Formerly Recruiting Officer
for the Army Here.
WASHINGTON, Aug. s.--Late this af-
terHoon the following dispatch was re-
oeIved from Cen shabter:
SANTIAGO, via Hayti, Aug. 0.
Gen. H. C. corbIn, Adtutant General,
Washington
Captain Gregory Barrett, Tenth IN
fantry, died on the It'll, buried yester-
day. Only reported to me a few MIN
utes ago. Said TO be yellow fever.
(SlEned.) SKATER, Major General.
Captuin Barrett was well known in
wheeling, through having been the
United States army recruiting officer
here when Wheeling was regular re-
cruiting station for the army.
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.LBELS DENOUNCED.
President George C. sturgIss, Of
the State University Board
BRANDS VICIOUS FALSEHOODs

CALCULATED TO INJuRB THE
STATES LEADING INSTITUTION
OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TATIoNs OF DIR. LESTER WARD.
ONE OF THE MOST DIsTN-
GU1sHED SCIENTIFIC INsrRuc-
TORS IN THE COUNTRY, COR
RDcTED-DR, RAYMoND's ADJ
NgVIsTRAT1oN DEFENDED
FROM A MALICIOUS ASSAULT
OF A NEWSPAPER coRREsPoN-
DENT-A MOTIVE BACK OF IT.
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LAsALLE, Ills! August o.-Ex-Con-
'Eressman Alexander Campbell, known
as the father Of the Greenbackers, Is
dad
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LONDON. Aug. s.-The degree Of In
terest and appreciation of the import
apce and possibilities OF the east to
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"DONT GET BETWEEN NE AND THE
ENEMY."-Dewey to Prince Henry. at
HONG Kong, before he battle OF Mo-
mia Bay.
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FIVE Great Bicycle Races, Five
Horse Races and other amusoments on
Labor DAG. at Fair Grounds, Saturday,
August "a.
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Twenty miles from shore to. shore
AS creeping on squadron bore
As BQuphron never moved eekoEe.
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A. o. H. and Ladies' Auxiliary will
picnic at Mozart Park, on Thumday,
August II.
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AZ break Of dawn Manila Bay
A sheet Of lImpid water lay,
Extending twenty miles away.
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ATTEND A. o. H. and Ladies' Aux
Hilary picnic on Thursday, August II. at
Mozart Park.
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And grandly on the flagship led,
SIX ships-olympia e'er ahead
With battle flags at each masthead.
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Tho Baltimore and Raleigh true.
The Petrol, Boston, Concord, too'
Their Aags OF glory proudly hew.
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ana two Others, ike him, interested IN
the success OF the school The law
school labored for one year with one
pFofeseoF and one pupil At ia beginning.
twenty years ago. though It now num-
befG from 0eventy.1iye TO eighty stu
dents. Clearly the experiment Of q
school Of music was vindicated by the
attendance, which promises to be much
larger NEXT wear
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SLEEP FOR sKIH.TORTURED BABIES and
nj for Tired Mothers In 4 warm bath with CUTL-
.CtJRA SOAP, and single RuOntlng with CUTl.
CURA, puFoSt Of emoIent akin cufeL This treat
% ron parent and child, and point 70 = speedy,
permanent and economical cuFp OF itching, burn
mi bieedlnR bcaly and cTuSted skin and scalp
hnmorS, with lon u hAiH when all else tAuL
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Then every second heard the roar
or shell and shrnpnel bursting Der.
Our brave, undaunted Commodore!
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Bold Throughout the world. Price, CuTlCuRA
SOAP, P5c CUTfCURA lointmenti, Doe; POI-
7ER bRG0 / CHEN. coRP. SOLE LEops, BostO 2!
Send foT Al About BAbyS skin, Scalp and HAAi fFe0
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"Hold our firev' he calmly said,
AS from tho bridge he bravely led
TO death or glory on ahead
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Battle OF Manila-where Admiral Dewey
Won Hts HUnors.
Lieutenant HobsOn's EXplolt-The Sinking
OF the MerrimaC in Santiago Channel.
Getting Ready 10 Misunderstanding Up In
the Rank and File.
The Cadiz Fleet-Our Spanish Enemy Now
IN the Mediterranean,
Round Top, GCttysburg--One of tho Gil
makes In that Awful Battle.
Breaking Camp-An Inventory OF His
Equipment on the March,
Battle Of Camden-The Battle In which
General DoKalb lost his life.
The Boston MnssRcrC--Thnt Awful Strug-
gle Between Colonlsts and Regulars.
Guarding Powder MiilE-Dutles OF the Sec.
ond Pennsylvania Boys.
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Entrance to Hurbor OF Santiago dc Cuba
a Porto Rico Poultry Vender.
A Porto Rico Belle.
Group Picture: The Flying Squadron.
Group Picture: PCrry's Victory on Lake
Erie double page).
The District Of Santa Anna, Manila.
The Battle OF Manila.
Inspection OF Arms and Announcements
Swearing In Troops at Mount Grotna,
View OF Santiago de Cuba Harbor.
Getting Ready for Guard Duty.
Ambulance and Encampment, Tampa
The Guard Detail.
The Mess Tent.
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this perilous trip in person So instead
he entruStS the command of the eXpe-
dition to his brother, an able Arctic ex-
plorer, Capt. John Hamilton, wko is
assisted by his two nephews, William
Brandon and Harry Carleton, enlisted
respectively as navigation officer and
surgeon of the vessel Both are in love
with Hamilton's ward, Helene Blaine,
who unfortunately favors the suit of
Brandon. In an alteration with the
latter, Hamilton, in the stage Of anger,
falls in a fit of apopleXy, and in the
hurry and confusion, Brandon contrives
to substitute poison for the medicine
prescribed by Carleton. No one sus-
poets the fatal illness of Hamilton and
they depart, leaving the old man to his
fate.
Succeeding acts show 1.-THE Polar
Star" we'll up in the Arctic seas, the
crushing in of the ice, leaving the yes
sci to almost certain destruction the
firing of the vessel by Brandon and
the mutineers, and finally the few
survivors adrift and alone upon the ice
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bergs. Shortly the ominous cracking
of the ice is heard and piece after
piece breaks off and drifts away in the
seething waters. Suddenly from afar
whistle is heard; it is the relief boat
sent to their rescue. 1t steams along
and in the nick of time, all are rescued.
If reports are true, the scenery is
exceptionally elaborate and effective.
and the company entirely adequate.
The engagement of the Del Conte
Italian Grand Opera company at the
Metropolitan next Thursday night will
be in the nature of novelty, as well as
q treat, it is hoped. So anxious is Man
ager Scott to give his ST. Paul patrons
more than the single performance. that
he has made special inducements for
them to return and give matinee on
Saturday afternoon.
The Del Conte company numbers
some seventy artists, including some
twenty principals, a large foreign
chorus and capable Italian orchestra.
under the leadership of Signor Pietro
Vallini.
Much interest is naturally aroused in
La Boheme," the opera to be pre-
sented 1t is the latest specimen of
the advanced musical thought in realy,
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pen of David Belasco. author of the
Heart of Maryland "
The play tells of the exciting ad
ventures and hairbreadth escapes of
band of hardy and brave explorers who
have left New York to gain fame and
glory in quest of the North Pole. The
subject has always been most inter-
esting one and the tragic expeditions
of Lieut.. Peary and the Norwegian eX
plorer, Nansen, have only served to
stimulate the increased interest.
The first act of the play shows the
study of Silas Hamilton on Brooklyn
Heights, on the eve of the departure of
his ship Polar Star" for the North.
He is too aged and infirm to undertake
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Tonight at the Metropolitan opera
house famous and fascinating Cissy
Fitzgerald will make her first appear
ance before a St. Paul audience in
William Lestocqs farce comedy, The
Founding"
In the past two years Miss F'itzger-
aid has been the recipient Of a great
amount of attention from the news pa
pers of the country, and she is conse-
quently one Of the best known of all
stage luminaries. When she first came
over from London with George Ed
wardes' original "A Gaiety Girp' COM
pany, which opened at Days theater
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BUB'8' PRIDE.
Written for The Globe.

Yves got the incest family
At ever as could be-
NJ l have more fun an any bow
AT ever you did seei
There's nom an pop an Sal an Sue
An our old dog an me,
An you just ought to see us when
We all sit down to tea.
Pop he cuts tn meat an things
An nom she pours the tea,
An puts tn butter an tn jam
Upon the bread for me.
An sometimes when our dogs behind
Ny chair-an' no one kin see
/ slip a piece of meat around
When We sit down to tea.
An sometimes when there's company
A yisitin' with us,
Nom makes me tidy up an says
| mustn't make a muss,
An be polite m say if you please.
An not to swing my feet
Because it don't sound nice. she saws.
When boys sit down to eat.
An sometimes, when I'm kind O. bad.
Mon scolds an tells pop he
Had ought to spank me good m hard
Fer doing things that she
Had told me not to- Then I cry
An feel so bad that she
Feels sorry; n en- gets good again
When We sit down to tea.
Dow Whitney.
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Februaru Excursions.

Opportunities for visiting the South dur
ing TINS month, via the Louisville & Nash
vile Railroad are follows:
Home-Seekers Excursions on first and third
Tuesday at about one fare for the round
trip.
Florida Chautauqua at De Funiak Springs
begins on the 14th inst Splendid programme
beautiful place. low rates.
Mard Gras at Mobile and New Orleans on
22d inst. Tickets at half rates
For full particulars, write to G. P Atmore
General Passenger Agent, Louisville, Ky.
Geo. B. Horner, D. P. A, St. Louis Mo
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TWO WITNESSES MISSING.
Prosecution in the Case Against
Sheriff Martin Compelled to
Ask for Time.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, Feb. BIN
stead of closing the commonwealth side
Of the Lattimer case, as had been ex-
pected. District Attorney Martin was
obliged to ask the court to adjourn
until Monday. He said that attach
ments had been issued for two impor-
tant witnesses and that they could not
be found, and probably would not be
produced until Monday
Only two witnesses were heard this
morning, John A. Quazzo, who was
shot in the foot at Lattimer, and Mrs
Mary Gallagher, the mother of Miss
Grace B. COyle, the school teacher
Their testimony was unimportant.
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Frank G. Carpenter.
Horses, Horses, at Auction.

Grand "nenia eae %
1898, at 10 a. m. sharp, and every Wednes-
day thereafter; 1900 head, consist ng of farm
mares, drafteIs: general purpose horses and
fine drivers. This will be the largest horse
auction ever held in the Northwest. Private
sales daily. Midway Minnesota Transfer, st.
Paul, MINI. Take interurban car from
either city. Barrett & Zimmerman D. W.
Ringer & Co., H. A. Winslow, Brown &
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