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Stikeen River journal., 1898-04-23
0H! 1 DON'T KNOW

That's what, some of 'cn say when we lii them Fort " .'aa9ri will ba Il city inside ot q few years. Bn, Aru at least some of Nouf do InoN that Aou could have hpught lot, in the nld hurying ground in San Francisco for %.O The City Hall stands on those lot, today. Aou conld have bought lots in Seattle for i..,O that NOu cannot buA now for 95n,onp. And what in the W idle world is |" mat fer with Fort Ni.angcl today Are NOu aware that over 2O.;W) people are booked over the s'tikrrn river route this sumner
 lis does not take into account the inn mensc traffic coming his way chat has not bcen booked yet And every mothers son and daughtcrof 'cm have to stop at Wrangcl. The man or woman W ho wia not take q chance on Fort Wrangcl real estate NOW dr,crycs to work hard for d living.
 Have you paused to consider that the travel Wil strike Wran4rl at both ends going in and coming OUT :: or people are not going all around he world to come home V hen Fort Wrlngci'o the nearest way there.
 Has any little bird told you of new and rich quartz discoveries that have re- gently been made in the immediate vninity of Fort W Wrangcl And thcre'S going to h" Il whole lot moro of them found when the c"oNd gets to hunting for cm. And its no ilnpoesihlity that placer diegin2s will le brought to light near to Us he;r.
 old experienced miners tell lis that this immediate territory has been merely glanced oN,r never prOei5 ort- ed to speak of.
 You've seen tlns, fellows with the long hanne"- kupckerS We be- licyc they cal 'nm Who sneeringly smile when We tell them that Fort Wran9el has already tear line sltr- vcycd which will be in operation in the very near future. Well. Aou il tind that breed of ''~lnart alerks' the world over fellows so blamed smart they cant see beyond their own nose.
 They Il tell you they could have bought the whole water front of Fort Nran- gel year ago for $l LOGO. where one lot now costs t1.UOo. but-wcll. they didn't do it.
 You travel on those wise gny'- say-so and you'll have to rustic for grub your life long.
 Do you know that n;tn arrived in Fort Wrange. Thursday with d cable gram stating that tho money for the new water works at Wrangcl would be in seattle March 2Ith. Whats the matter with taking a chance on Fort Wrangel real estate NOW
 Don't plead poverty here's prices to suit every purse.
 Lots in the Foster Tract -&lo and upwards.
 Lots on the Campbell Tract S21 and upward and the new ear line Is sur vcycd through this tract. Lots in the Sale, Tract S5o and up ward. Those are right in town. and the New Car Line goes right through this tract.
 Residence Lots in ail locations from $50 to S22jO.
 Business property from Sl50 to Sl2. 900. Have also got some good business and residence locations for rent. Have large Waterfront Tract for sale at a figure that will make d fortune for whoever buys it. If you have any real estate or business to buy or sell call or write
Stikeen River journal., 1898-04-23
The Islander.

Vancouver (I3. co Colonis, lth April ls"s.
 The steamer Islander arrived at Nanaimo last evening and does not o k much the worse for the collision with the Willamette. which9 took place at Juneau. Her starboard bow is smashed in and one of the pipes is broken. Capt Irving reports pleasant trip down.
Stikeen River journal., 1898-04-23

Mining and land location notices on sale at the JOURNAL office, ten cents each or three for twenty-five cents. Mailed touny address. Postage stamps taken.
Stikeen River journal., 1898-04-23
THE AVALANCHE DEATH LIST
Names o! tie Victims of tho Sheep
 Camp Avalanche.

 " lp 'nct Il tragic death in the terrible ;ttalanpiln of SION in the thilt0ot pass On Sunday, the let instant. The te- ruracN of lhe ist cannot be guaranteed. |, "a- compiled from reports in the Juneau Record and seattle Times. Both li.t- varied considerably in giving It,,nv,'-. i'inf two lists have been care- fgliN cp3ilparetI. and corrected ac,,oiql- in1lN. The list contain, s.1 names. The story has hern told hy the nprthcrn and Son, hem papers. and. not being q mat i"r of iocai n,.N7. i. omitted. T iIud ,pn. Portland. Or. Tim G.I m, foreman, Portland. f.d Doi.an. Tacoma. .Ahtrt IInglaid. Tacoma .Iphn Mrraha1t. Grizzly lHutr,. Cat. ( l. McNeil. Elk River. Minn. John |; ''ldy, residence unknown. X 0 t'lin, Woollry. Wr. Weed Garrison, Seattle. Geo. kitchry, Chicago.
 Dnrbrr, residence unknown. Austin Preston, Grizzly Bluti, Cal. Harry Holt. Tacoma. Jeff Sairy. Neiscr. Idaho. I;i-inn- IIede@ard, Baker City. Or.
 Stevens. New York. Alien Gray. Seattle. G F Smith. Sedro, Wash ! E Pierce, Tacoma. = Warner. San Francisco. Andrew Anderson, San Francisco |. ilinaer, residence unknown. N tarl. San Francisco. Con Geupert. seattle. J r Clark. Idaho. \ | King. Tueonia. Tom Clark. residence unknown. Con Riser. seattle. sanford McNeil. Portland. X fhappell, 9eattie. Con l.asmus. Colorado. W Grimes. Ati>in. luaao. k l. f,a-teroroak, Seattle. Wm osnall. San Francisco. Geo fggert. California.
 S.rattpn. oaeldon. To. " r Warner. san Francisco. N \ Dahtstrufn. l.inrotn. Nrb. Frank Mili"tt. Butte. Nm Faike. San Francisco, James SmailWood. 'ort and. Geo Lewis. Albany. r. ls Johnson. Spokane. II l'eagcr. Portland. Or. Geo Sailing. Sau Francisco. Oscar AnGcrSof. residence unknown. ( l' Harrison, seattle. " l. Riley. Gus Zebauid. - S Stevenson. |. D Wood. New York. LC Beck. Stanford. Florida. Thomas talin. Portland. OF. J Sprague, Ballard, Wash. | Wcidclin. kansue City. J \ Morgan. Emporla. kae.
  S Grimes, Tacoma. T Cllileden OF Collins. Portland. Or. r. r lIaines. Seattle. S Atkins. Baker City. Or. Ed Atwood, New York. Mrs Ryan. Baltimore.
 Dearborn. Seattle. C Leon. Kansas titN. Mrs. Mulbienc. kansae City. C Scaboln. Chicago. ! ( Murphy. New York. W t'happie. New York. Thoma, Wall. residence unknown. A Chappell, Seattle. Ed. Cook. Seattle. George Ove.ton. Seattle Frank Spraguc, Seattle, CIR Homer. Seattle. A D Bisscll, Seattle. Spragrce. Ballard. G w Smith. Woolle,. Wn. T Glenn, Telloa. Tom Clark, idaho. C J Milton, St. Paul. Matt s'chomo. =
 Wilhelm. Menlo Park. Cal. ] Riessc. Wisconsin. ( H Kinney. Prescott. Aliz. Parties going Ia the klondikr can outfit in Wrangel cheaper than in any city in the United States. The mcr- chants here have had twenty years experience in such matters. aud know what is needed. Lana loaatit,n- -natieeS- -stle-ut- the
Stikeen River journal., 1898-04-23

Parties going tp the klondikr can outfit in WranYel cheaper than in any city in the United States. The mcr- chants herc have had twenty years experience in such matters aud know what is needed.
Stikeen River journal., 1898-04-23

N. B.-Can quote you cheapest rates on Passengers and Freight to Stikeen river points, Seattle, Skagway Dyea, Copper River. St. Michael, Cook In- let, Dawson City and any and all ports.
 Address all communications to
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-05-19

Sloppy Wea,her-Nope, dey don't git
me into no war-not while your uncle is
in his right senses
Tired Treadwell-W'ot's de reason ?
Amt you got no patriotism fer yer coun.
try in yer?
Sloppy Weather. got jist as much
patriotism as the next one, but l seen in
a paper dis mornin' sometin' about a
ridgn gittin' its baptism of fire,
and dat settled it fer me. Bsptism's too
much like bathin'. Dey'll have to count
me out.
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VICTORIOUS cuBANs
Gen. Garcia Established His Headquarters
at Bayamo-Hundreds Of spaniards
plown UP by Dynamite.

New York, May 1e-A dispatch tc
the World from Key West says:
The story of the occupation of Bay
amo by the victorious Cubans was
brought to Key West by Lieut.. A. 8,
Rowan.
1--WE had expected to find Garcia en-.
camped somewhere in the fields or
mountains" said the lieutenant. lin
agine our surprise to learn that his
headquarters were in Bayamo. That
l had always regarded as one of the
strongest Spanish fortified towns. But
such was the case.
''Bayamo had been in a state of par
tial siege for months. Garcia simply
worried the Spaniards out on April "a
While flags were hoisted over every
Spanish fort around Bayamo. Gen.
Garcia was correct in his supposition
that the Spaniards did not intend to
armistice, but simply hoisted flag OF
truce to cover some treacherous mill.
tary maneuver.
THAT maneuver was the evacuation
of Bayamo.
1.-The Cubans answered the flags of
truce with "a heavy artillery and rifle
fire. The Spaniards retreated in two
columns to little town called Embar.
cadeo, on the Cauto river.
For distance of 200 yards on the
San Augustin road the Cubans planted
dynamite torpedos that were exploded
by an electric wire from the under
brush.
From what have learned of the af-
fair" continued Lieut.. Rowan, II be-
lieve that three entire companies OF
Spaniards and three pieces of artillery
were literally blown to pieces.
.'Gen. Garcia's headquarters are in
one of the finest houses in Bayamo.
He received me most kindly and gave
me all the information that was in his
power. The obtaining of that infor-
nation was my official errand, so that
l am not at liberty to tell you what it
was; but l believe that shall be able
to tell the state department all that it
desires to know about the eastern end
of Cuba.
Garcia wants American soldiers, as
well as rifles and ammunition.
Cuban soldiers are not much to look
at, but they are the best guides have
ever seen. Their endurance and re-
sourcefulness are something wonder
full. don't believe in sending them
Krag-Jergenson rifles. The Reming-
ton is better adapted to their use than
any other. 1t is simpler and is more
easily repaired.
after leaving Garcia kept to the
northward and crossed the island.
With two guides explored the north
coast. There are several harbors that
are remarkably well-fitted for the pur-
pose of invasion.
1.-The Cubans are not only willing
but anxious to give us all the land we
want for permanent coaling stations.
They look on the presence of the fleet
in their waters as a continual protec-
tion."
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One Way to be Happy

Is to attend to the comforts of your fam.
lily. Should one Of them catch Cold or
Cough, and call on O. A. West, Rains.
boro, or J. W. Pearce & Co., New Peters.
burg, sole agents. and get trial bottle
OF Otto's Cure, the great German Rene.
dy, Free. We give 1t away to prove that
We have sure cure for Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Consumption, and all diseases
OF the Throat and Lungs. Large sizes
Soc and 25c.
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Literary Note from the Century Co.

Under the general title Confederate
Commerce Destroyers, the Century Mag
asine will publish exciting articles on the
four Confederate cruisers which, in ad.
dition to the alabama" were most con.
spicuous in the destruction of American
shipping. The first is Col. John Taylor
Woods account of "The Tallahassee
Dash into New Waters" Col Wood was
the commander of the Tallahassee, and
he tells how his cruise off Sandy Hook
had for "a secondary motive the capture
of a pilot who could be hired to take his
ship, at night, in by the Narrows, and
out through He'll Gate, with the purpose
of burning shipping at the docks and
shelling the city. The second article
will describe "The 'Florids's' Eventful
Cruise" which closed with her being
rammed by the Union ship "Wachu-
sett" in the neutral harbor of Bahia.
The writer, Lieutenant 6 Terry Sinclair,
was one of the "Florida's" junior off.
GERS Both articles will be illustrated.
Papers on the "Shenandoah" will fol.
low
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There Is q Glass Oi People

Who are injured by the use of coffee.
Recently there has been placed in all
the grocery stores a new preparation
called CIR AIN-O, made Of pure grains,
that takes the place of coffee. The most
delicate stomach receives it without dis
tress, and but few can tell it from coffee.
1t does not cost over t as much. Chill.
dren may drink it with great benefit.
Is cts. and 25 cts. per package. Try it.
Ask for GRAIN-O.
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Better Than for Months.

Hillsboro, o, March 9, 1s9s.-The
wife OF Capt E E Mullenix, of this
place, was a sufferer from weakness,
which prevented her from sleeping, and
she said she felt so weak in the morning
she could hardly rise from her bed. She
concluded to try the we'll known medi.
cine, Hoods Sarsaparilla, and in short
time after she began it's use she could
sleep we'll and felt stronger than for
months
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The streets of Madrid were filled wi

The streets of Madrid were filled with
cheering people.
"What is the matter?" asked the
stranger.
They contemplated him in pity for the
ignorance which excluded him from the
general joy.
"Matter?" they exclaimed "You re-
call that our army has invaded the Unit
States? Yes? Well, yesterday that
army was arrested and taken before q
Justice of the peace on the charge Of
vagrancy, but today it has been released
through technical defect in the papers
and is marching on New York. Hurra'
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WASHINGTON c. H., O., May 16.-
There we're 1000 people at the B. & o.
depot Sunday afternoon to say good
by to the members of the Fourth regi-
ment, who passed through this city en-.
route to the south. Many of the
friends of the boys remembered them
in substantial way, and many bas-
ketsful of good things to eat were
presented to them when the train
stOpned
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Low RATES.
The B. h O. S..W. WIN Sell Rxcursieu
Tickets to THE Following Points.

General Assembly Presbyterian
Church, Warsaw, Hind. Tickets ON sale
May 10th to 2lst. inclnsive, good return.
ing June Sd. One iare for the round
trip.
High School Day o. 8. o., Columbus,
Ohio. Tickets on sale May 10th, good
returning until May 2lst. One fare foz
tho round trip.
Grand Lodge !. o. o. r. Washington
O. H., Ohio. Tickets on sale Nay 10th
TO 10th, good returning until Nay 2lst.
One fare for the round trip.
J. =. 6AnDs. Agsat, Hillsboro.
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CAMP BUSHNELL, COLUMBUS. O., M
16.-The fourth man to die in CAT
Bushnell was Private Pancoast, of tn
Fifth regiment, who died of pneumonia
Sunday night He was married at,his
home in Elyria two months ago. His
wife was at his bedside Sunday night,
rs she came on excursion to visit
him, not knowing he was sick.
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II always was the unluckiest man on
EARTH" said Brinkley, when he reached
the Office yesterday morning.
"What's gone wrong now?" he was
asked.
"Got baby at our house." he sadly
replied, "and it amt one of the kind
that can be named after Dewey"
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Highland Csunty y. b. Cssvsntisa.
II you ever enjoyed SUNDAY school
eonysnion yoa surely viii enjoy the
ens the county will hold st Mafshsll On
Saturday, Jsne lith. Naks sll assaase.
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Bowker-For my part, wish this war
would last twenty years.
Jopley-Why, man, 1t would be ruin
ous to our country II 1t lasted that long.
Bowker-May be It would, bat owe
Colonel spapgles S76, and - long ~ he
IL away lighting he can't keep dunnins
mo for Il.
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scHLEY's SQUADRON.
Two of the Vessels Are Not Equsled BY
Anything In the Spanish Navy-The
Brooklyn Best In the World.

Fort MoNRoE, May 16-The flying
squadron, which left here Friday after
noon, is a hard fighting aggregation
under cool and daring fighter. The
battle ships Massachusetts and Texas
are not equaled in fighting power by
anything in the Spanish navy, and the
Brooklyn is the best fighting ship of
her kind in the world. In totals the
ships carry four l3-inch guns two 12-
inch guns. l6 s-inch guns, 10 6-iuch
guns, 10 5-inch guns, and an enormous
battery OF rapid dre guns of smaller
caliber.
As soon as the squadron was at sea
active preparations were made to meet
an enemy. The ships were stripped
for action, all lights covered, ammuni-
tion supplied to the guns and men
sent to fighting quarters for the night.
The ships are ammunitioned to their
fullest carrying capacity and viii do
desperate fighting. The men at the
guns have been proven to be accurste
marksmeu.
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New Electric Railroad.

AKRON, o., May 16.-Three contrac-
tors have commenced the construction
of the Cleveland, Medina and South
ern electric railroad, which will be
completed this fall. The A., B. and G.
and A. and c. F. Railroad Co.'S have
each forfeited $1,000 bonds, given as
guarantees that lines would be con-
structed to Ravenna. The time limit
Of the franchise has expired.
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Mayor HaIfhilrs slay er. Indicted.

ABERDEEN, O., May 16.-The Brown
county grand jury has returned the
following indictments: John Donald,
murder in the second degree; William
Donald, manslaughter, and William
Middletown, cutting to kill and carry
ing concealed weapons. The Dom
aids shot and killed Mayor G. b. Half
hill at Higginsport. They are out on
hnu6
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A Lieutenant Welded.

WARREN, o., May 16.-Lieut. Frank
Russell, of the United States navy, son
Of Hon. Joseph w. Russell, of Warren,
and Miss Bessie Bancroft, of New Lon-
don, Ct, have announced their mar
riage at Pensacola, Fla The event
was to have taken place in June. but
Mr.. Russell's call to active service ne.
cessitated an earlier Wedding.
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BUCKEYE NEWS.
ohio Troops at Chiokamausa.

CH1cKAMAUeA PARK. Ga, May TO-
The first section of the train bearing
the First regiment, Ohio voluteer In.
fantry, arrived at Camp George b.
Thomas at 10 o'clock Sunday night,
followed an hour later by the sec.
ond section. Owing to the late ar.
rival, it was not deemed advisable by
Col Hunt to disembark the troops, a.
1t would be impossible to make camp
In the night; consequently the boys
spent the night in the hot and stuffy
cars in which they have been impris.
oned already % hours.
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Aau. cever.,s Door,

NEw YcRx. May IA Washingtcu
dispatch says the navy department. be.
lieves there IL . strong probability
that Sampson will meet the Spanish
Aeet under Adm. Cervers In . few
hourA Cervera may elude sampson
and Schley for . few days, but the
6psniard's Anish 10 certain.
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Hail Des troys Crops.

GALLIPoLIs. O., May ia heavy
rain and hail storm visited this section
OF the county Sunday afternoon, doing
considerable damage to growing crops
and breaking many skylights aud
windows. The storm extended over
this section of Ohio and covered the
western portion Of West Virginia.
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nAra Dessroyea b LieAaal.e.

CIRcLEvILLE, O.. May l6.-A largs
barn on the farm of R. G. Mccoy, near
this city, was struck BY lightning dur.
ing the severe storm which ragged and
was totally destroyed. Loss 1900; In
surance 5000.
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Ststioners Assien.

AKRON, O., May 16.-C D. Fraun.
felter and F. M. Whitner, partners in
the stationery and book business,
made an assignment late Saturday
night to A. J. Rowley. The assets
and liabilities are about $1,000 esch.
Preferred creditors were given .pssrt-
QaQea 4, ss,33 .IHlfS4
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DELAwARE, O., May l6-This city,
was visited Saturday night bv on6t cf
the heaviest rainfalis experienesd In
years, amounting almost tors cloud
burst Cellars were flooded end crops
were injured TO great extent. whole
fields being washed out. N 1stH
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BUcYRUs, o., May 16.-Mrs. Kimmer-
Inc. wife of the county auditor, and
A. j. Sith, deputy auditor, are both
cousins of George Meek, the gallant
Ohio boy who was killed at Cardenas.
Meek was born and raised just beyond
the northern boundary of this county.
He served on the Puritan, Michigan,
Cushing and Winslow. His relatives
ar arranging to have his body brought
to this county for burial.
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schoonea sunk.

NANTUCKET, Mass, May l6.-The
keeper OF Great Point light reported
Sunday afternoon that q war vessel
with two masts and one funnel, and
quite low In the water, kept mp .
cannonading about an hour Sunday
on the light 8
The guns were very heavy and sew
erh panes Of glass 1t the Coskata life
saving station. were brokou. Not
known Whist vessels IL was Aripg q
Keeper Gibbs. Of the MpsIeegat liSe
saving ststion, reported that : sohoon-
g y sank milo aaa . half Wee4 a
s;ssas 80 R |. nsssikssss = kssse~ - s'-ss q 81
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.ment Goes East,


CAMP BUSHNELL, COLUMBUS, O., May
16.-The Eighth regiment has received
transportation and will leave Camp
Bushnell at noon Tuesday for. Wash.
ington. The Second and Third regi.
ments are expected to leave Camp
Bushnell Wednesday and Thursday
for Chickamauga. That will leave
three regiments in the camp, the
Fifth, Sixth and Seventh, and they
will be sent to Chickamauga as fast as
possible. Four batteries. of artillery
leave for Chickamauga at noon Mon
day.
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ADM. CEREVA'S FLEET.
Infanta Maria Teresa and Vizcaya Coaling
at Curacoa-The Other Vessels Out.
side Waiting for the Cruisers.

New YORK, May 16.-An Evening
World extra contains a copyright spe.
cial from Curacao, Venezuela, dated
1880 a. m. Sunday, saying that the
Spanish war ships Infanta Maria Te-
resa and Vizcaya are still at Curacao
coaling. The torpedo boat destroyers
Cristobal Colon and Almirante Oquen-
do are outside waiting for the two
cruisers.
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War Bstwsen Englsnd and France Prophs-
sled.
NEW YoRK, May l6-A London cable
ssys q member of the English govern
ment has prophesied war between
Great Britain and France.
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The statement that the torpedo boat
destroyer Terror is with the squadron
of Adm. Cereva conflicts with previ-
Gus statement that the vessel had been
definitely located at Martinique, where
she was being dry docked for repairs.
Probably the Curacao dispatch should
read Furor instead of Terror.
WILLEMsTAD. Curacao, May 16.-The
Spanish cruisers Vizcaya and Maria
Teresa left this port at o'clock Sum
day. Their destination is unknown.
The four other Spanish warships
which were off the harbor disappeared
about noon, but Sunday evening one
of the torpedo boat destroyers was
sighted again.
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Camp Bushnell Will Soon he Deserted.
CAMP BUSHNELL, COLUMBUS, O., May
16.-Late Sunday night the Sixth regi-
ment received its orders to start for
Chickamauga Tuesday morning Col.
McNlaken wired at once to the chief
quartermaster at Chicago for trans
portation and it will arrive Monday.
Reliable information is to the effect
that next Sunday only the Seventh
regiment and the Ninth battalion will
be left in camp. The other regiments
will be rushed to Chickamauga at once.