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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-12
A DESPERATE FIGHT.
A Wedding Reception the Scene OF
Bloody Encounter.

A Wedding Reception the Scene OF a
Bloody Encounter.
LITTLE Rock, ARK.-The news of q
desperate fight which occurred at a
country wedding near Ozark, Thurs
day night, has just reached here. Jas.
Davenport and his bride were given a
reception at his fathers home. During
the evening Lit Burchman, with his
two sons, and two other men, all came
unlimited. One of the Buchmans
drew a knife and started fight, which
became free for all, and a genera!
slashing of knives ensued. James
Davenport, the groom, was knocked
senseless and badly cut about the
head. John Burchman was stabbed
in the right side; Lit Burchman was
cut several times, and w. B. Daven-
! port was seriously wounded. Several
others were more or less seriously In
jured in the melee. All OF those
named are in a precarlous condition
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-12
Janap TO Ascertain If Kaung Is Dead.

SEATTLE, WAsH.-The Japanese
government is taking steps to deter
% for q certainty whether or not
the emperor of China is alive. Ac-
cording to advices received here by
the Japauese mail steamer Rioiun
Worn Minister Yao has been dis
PATCHED to Pekin, with instructions to
demand personal interview with the
emneror. If refused, the Japanese
government will consider Kaung dead
That the reform movement may bt
oiven backing, the Japanese are going
to assemble feet of war vessels a
soon as possible.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-12
Another Burglary at Lake Charles.

LAKE CHARLES. -Burglars entered
Woolman's retail store of sporting
goods Friday night and carried away
5000 worth of revolvers. pocket-knives
and other goods. The safe was not
opened. This is the latest of a long
series of burglaries from which Lake
Charles merchants have suffered, anc
determined efforts will be made to ap
prehend the criminals. It is believed
>,by the officers that they have cleV
vhich will lead to success.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-12
WILL ENFORCE THE LAW
Col. Wood Threatens to Hang Cuban X
He Courtmartials q Soldier.

He Courtmartials q Soldier.
SANTIAGO DE CUBAN incident
has occurred here which is causing
much talk among the Cubans and may
create ill feeling. The Cuban general,
Perez, who has half dozen times an
nounced his intention to disband the
troops under his command, but has
not vet done so, recently ordered the
trial by courtmartial of one of his men
on a charge of DESERVING from the army
in time of war. The prisoner was
condemned to death, but before the
sentence was executed notification was
sent to Col. Ray, of the third immune
regiment, who laid the matter before
Wood. commander of the military de-
partment of Santiago. Gen. Perez
was also informed that if the man was
executed, he and the firing part would
be hanged as soon rs the courts could
legally sentence them. lie was in
structed that if a man committed q
crime punishable under the civil law,
he should be turned over to the proper
authorities who would look into the
case. but was told that under no cir
cumstances will tribunals like those o
the present insurgent army be allowed
to try cases and sentance prisoners t
death or even to imprisonment. Fur
thermore, Perez was notified that tn
man now under sentence of deat
must be turned over to the America
authorities. If there was charg
AGAINST him, or be released.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-12
New State Normal Dormitory.

NAToHrroCHEs.-The new dormltory
at the Normal is nearly finished; this
is o magnificent building, and cost
over $40, OOO. It will, when finished,
accommodate eighty students and
eight or ten lady teachers. Part OF
the furniture for this dormltory mas
already arrived, and it is expected that
the building will be ready Tor occu'
paucy by the 18th, on which day the
Ladies' Boarding Club, of the Normal
will open.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-12
An Election Ordered.

New rBER1A.-The suit Of Grow, Gi-
rard and others against Chas. ID: Cal
ferv and others, involving the validity
Of the municipal election held at La
fayette in May of last year, which was
transferred TO this court, was ended
Saturday by submission to the Jury
without argument. Following strong
charge from the presiding judge the
;urv. after short deliberation, rendered
a verdict ordering a new elec1lon'
The matter will likely be appealed
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-12
shreveport's New School.

SHREVEPORT. - Work was started
Friday evening on the Shreveport
public school building, and d. H.
Hargrove, who has devoted much time
and unAagg'ng interest to pubic eau-
cation, laid the first brick. The school
house will cost $35, 900 when com
nleted, and will be one of tie modern
equipped school houses in the ooaI pour,
The money is the voluntary contrlbu
tions of citizens who are the friends
of public schools.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-12
Stock L. Worth face Value.

OMAHA NEB.-On Saturday the
Trans Mississippi and International
Exposition Association began paying
back rs cents on every dollar of stock
that was subscribed for its construc-
ton. After this is accomplished
enough money will remain in the
treasury to more than pay the remain
ing rs per cent. and fulfill all obliga
tons,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-12
Postal Service Greatly Improved.

HoUMA.-Houma's postal service
hAs been considerably improved by
the establishment of a star route be-
tween this town and Schriever, which
has just gone into effect, This en-
ables this place to get mail from New
Orleans and from the west at 9 O'Clock
every morning, and to forward mail to
New Orleans and western points OF
o'clock every afternoon. This arrange
ment, brought about through the
efor of Our postmaster, Hon. John
r. Grinage, will be of considerable
benefit to our merchants and oyster
shippers.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-12
Drug Store Closed.

RAYv1n1E.--L. A. Gibson's drug
store was closed out here Saturday on
attachment of Finlay, Dicks & Go. A
confession of Judgment in favor OF L.
o. Brewer & Co. was one of the main
causes of the attachment. liabilities
80 far amount to about $500 and assets
about 5000.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-12
The Jennings Fair.

JENNINGS. Everything is moving
along in the best manner at the fifth
annual fair, which opened at Jennings
on Tuesday, Nov. 8, to last four days.
A Especial train will run from Lafayette
to the fair on Friday, Nov. II, at rate
of one cent mile each way, returning
the same day.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-12
Expert Raftsmen from Michigan.

Alexandria,. B. McEwen, OF
the Lacompte Single Company, has
received from Michigan thirty-two
raftsmen for his single mill at
Lacompte. They are frst-class men
in every respect. The rafting camp
is situated twelve miles west Of here
or the Bayou Boef.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-12
Fire in q Brickyard.

BATON RoUGE.-At abo1t II o'clock
Friday night fire broke out in the yard
of the Baton Rouge Backyard Com
s start me UTIIuIngs, machinery,
dry-sheds and green brick destroyed
were insured for about $40, 900. This
will not cover the brickyard's loss by
several tho usand dollars. This plant
hos been in operation for twenty five
years, and has never had loss by fire
before. The property has always been
covered by insurance. They will go
to work Immediately to rebuild.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-12
rot., grair {. Disi9n.

OMAHA. NEB.j Tile east bonnd ii
on 1 the Omaha s st Louis railroad !
T 1;de saf Saturday evenils with til, a %
Pacific freight train at Inc 5a
ti orlH' a quarter OF 2 MI E cast .,,.
Union Pacific ira va s. 'hs
side. One man N''s s . s
seriously injured
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-12
o. Rox Factory Has Been settl ed.

KrNSEn, -The strike of laborers Is
os The Sutherland Times Company,,s,
U Uail, and box factory started up full
Fr;dav morning. A satisfactory agree
ment restores confidence and assur-
s anoes Of good faith on both sides IN
s snrss tho mills progress Mr. Dol
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-12
Horse Thief Captured in Vernon PARIS"

JrNv1NGs,-A team Of horses, buggy
- cAt tmo sets of harness were stolen
o an the ps0 night light Of October alst from rom
Frank Blackshire, who resides T,e nv. nEe
= m;Ies north of Jennings. the tele,
aranb and mails were Literally psee
g ip the s effort to apprehend the thief
and the efforts were successful lro.+
nuu by the name of Wiley was ARE arrest 81,
@ ed on y Thursday nu at Leesville, vsrnG ;,
parish, having the stolen properly St ~ =,
his hi, possession. He will be brought u
o Cal and prosecuted according tt
low.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-12
IN. Hundred Deaths on the Voyage.

MALAGA SpA1N.-The Spanish trans
port steamer Grand Anita from Ha
yana on October 18th, via Porto Rico,
with repatriated Spanish troops ON
hoard. has arrived here, and reports
that there were 100 deaths among the
soldiers d mins ts" voyage across the
Atlantic.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-12

sen, gentleman Of extensive expert
ence and connected with the box fac.
tory, is here looking over the plant.
Mr.. Humble, the superintendent, by
adroit and honorable influence, sue
ceeded in amicably terminating the
strike
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-12

Livesby Labornit-Madam, necesser"
ty compels me ter axe yer fer some
thin ter eat. Mrs. Punly~Axe the
wood-pils frst.-Judy. -,~..--
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-12
Duty.

Never to tire. newer tn nrnm nnld-+n
be patient, sympathetic, tender; to
look for the budding flower and the
opening heart; to hope always, like
God; to love always-that Is duty
Amie1
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Bout Uu...-.,
.klis.


ROOSEVELT IS ELECTED.
FORK. The result in New York
ID as follows: Roosevelt has
1900 plurality for governor;
mt.governor uncertain, but
Republican. Legislature is
ian in both branches by de-
najorities. Democrats have
s'ersl congressional gains and
nbable that Captain William
gAanler has wrested the strong
lean district from Chairman
Patt's right hand man, by
RralitJ.
IN NEW YORK CITY.
FORK. Estimate based on re-
hn 1904 election districts out
ah Greater New Yo.k, indl-
'nsiOrity Of 1880 for Van
daSlA ELECTS A REPUBLICAN GOV
ERNoR. y
Francisco. Gage, Republican
lanor, has been elected by a
" Of not less than 5000. Re-
% state central committee
alseven congressman, also the
qe, but it is probable that the
cstS will secure congressman
ae second and fourth districts.
'R RESULT IN LOUISIANA.
ORLEANs.-The Democrats IN
ANA made a clean sweep, elect,
" congressman, three railroad
a'lonsrs and three judges in the
Of Orleans. Congressmer
n First district, Adolph Myer
y district, Robert G. Davey
district, Robert F. Broussard
district, Phanor Breazeale
a'fict, Samuel 7. Baird; Si1tl
y Samuel NJ. Robertson.
How THE HOUSE STANDS.
IORK.-Returns received b
York Office of the Associate
9to $50 Wednesday morninj
"a that 157 Republicans an
DtnOcrsts have certainly bee
members of the lower house
~ Out of this total from II
atricts two years ago, 189 h
ans we're elected and Ill Dem
This is a Republican loss
So and a Democratic gain
number. In this same es'
% New York delegation is es'
y nineteen Republicans al
Democrats.
Nz RESULT IN MISSISSIPPI.
q, IIss,%-The constitution
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-12
LOUISIANA HAPPENINGS
THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL TO OPEN
WITH AMENDED RULES.

The Jennings Fair...HOrse Thief Has Been
Apprehende d---Shreveport Will Soon
Have a Fine New School Building.
$4,000 Fire in Baton Rouge.
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/ democrats.
| Six Republicans, one
/ Ope Silver Republican,
4 .,nt,-Four Republicans
Zone Republican.
tI~TwO Democrats
k--Eleven Democrats a:
II Eleven Republicans, ten
i, and one Populist.
sI Eli Democrats and five
Eleven Republicans. AVID
ty.-Nino Democrats anu
sbIican; -.
1-Foar Republicans
En1-Four Republicans anS
Nl" Eleven Republi-
1.-Two Democrats.
t,o-Tvelve Republicans ,
fs,nt,-Four Republicans and
democrats.
Democrats
Democrats t3: one
I, W., and one Republican.
I,Ra-Three Republicans, two
Ind one Populist.
El,-One fusion.
gF,npshire-Two Republicans
4 Tork-Nineteen Republicans
hen Democrats.
4 Carolina. Democrats
Eulists and two Republicans.
Dakota. One Republican.
Republicans and 81
ats,
R,p.-Two Republicans
RrIyania. twenty-five RepuD
hi six Democrats.
/, Island.-Two Republicans
Crolina.-Seven Democrats
Il Dakota. Two Republicans
saee.-Eight Democrats; wv
esns.
k-Twelve Democrats; one Ii
Bent.
ont- Two Republicans.
liA,-Ten Democrats.
Virginia. 1.-TWO Republican
aOcrstS,
ing.-One Republican,
gCAsT FROM WASHINGTON.
BGToy. l o'clock Wedne
Indications were that cOngre'
ni Republicans $50, Dem
Populists Is. The prese1
h Republican $50, Democrat
snlist 81. Senate, Republics
"-~-hlical
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:cTEO GOV.
IN .

fajority in the
h Four Congress-
jrk Goes for Van
IN of Congress.
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IsSMEN.
democrats and one
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IN NEW YORK CITY.

YORK.-Estimate based on re-
ton 1904 election districts out
fain Greater New Yo.k, indi-
'nsiority of 1880 for Van
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-24

greed for gold and also the desire TO mar
ry every pretty lady he captures leads
him into AL sorts Of preilcauseats from
which he only escapes by the arrival OF
the real king. The music OF the opera is
pretty and throughout the four acts some
funny scenes are presented. The different
so.cs are musical gems. Among the men,
ners OF the cast are the following: Clara
Spray. Donna Carnmarand. Grace kori,
Frances Erdman. Angie Cove. Pearl Man
hart, Irving Emerie. Jack Meehan. VIII
Ask, Charles Richardson. Maurice O'Con-
nor and the Ia France sisters. As this
Is the only come opera OF the season a
large audience should witness the per-
Torrance
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-24
SUNDAY SCHOOL PROGRAMME.
Outline for Annual Convention to
BE Held July ST..

The programme committee OF the West
ern District Sunday School Association met
yesterday and outlined the following pro-
gramme for the annual convention. to be
held IN Tacoma July ;. and Z:
Tuesday, July SIS y. m. opening exer-
clses: sis y. m. address.
Wednesday. July $50 m. opening ex-
ercises: GAS a. m. organizations 10 a. m,
THE Sunday School Lesson" "a prepara-
ton. e, teaching. 90 review. ta) blackboard
CD oral; p. m. opening exercises: 2:l5
y. m. home class: $50 y. m. normal work
and drill: $50 p. m, Bible study; p. m,
The International Evangel:" Ala p. m.
Sunday school appliances how TO make
and use them. Evening sessions p. m.
opening exercises; sis p M. address.
Thursday July $40 n. M. opening ex-
ercises: a:i5 a. m. county reports: 1880 a.
IN. unoeeupied fields in county work: II a.
m. finances; II 80 a. m, election of officers
and business. Afternoon session. y. NJ,
opening exercises: 2:I5 p. IN. Bible study
2i5 n N. address; 4 y. m. reports and
business Evening sessions p. m. opening
exercises: $50 p. m, address; adjournment
T. IS expected that several prominent
Sunday school workers from the East will
be present at the convention. and will ap-
pear on the programme.
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was presented to a large and enthusiastic
audience last night at the Peoples thea
ter. Five new specially people and an
entire new burlesque company made their
initial appearance, in conjunction with the
stock company OF forty others. Marie
Mather Won Zieber has a great voice, and
Greenvilie and Blanchard are Two very
entertaining young, pretty soubrettes.
Dolle Mitchell is a neat song and dance
artist. and Ed. Dolan is the funniest
comedian that ever appeared in Seattle.
The great DezeIls had score of new
animated pictures. The burlesque IS great
and was well staged. The entire show
will be given again tonight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-24
.The purser."

The Seattle theater Will offer on next
Sunday and Monday an attraction that is
bound to meet with popular approval.
Ferris Hartman, so long favorite actor
in this country. will on that night appear
al the head of his own company in a
farcicai comedy entitled The Purser."
which he recently purchased IN England.
Mr.. Hartman has engaged a supporting
company of superior excellence. and has
brought ii all the way from New York
city in order that he may make his first
bow as a theatrical star before the same
people who encouraged and applauded
him during his six years sojourn on the
Coast.
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That the Florentine Lady Trouhadours
are growing in popularity more and more
every day is evidenced by the increased
attendance and enthusiasm shown by their
Patrons Following is the programme
for the balance of this week:
March-"Belle of New York Clark
1aprice-"I>e Secret .Gautier
BANJO solo-Seiected.. Mr.. Earl " Kent
Selection-''B Bohemian Girl'' .Balfe
ContraAoa soso-"Asthore'' .Troeere
Miss Jessie Jewett
WdfZes-'Xenda'' - -. Witnark
"Cavalleria Rustlcana" -
March-"ch:cago cycling club '.. BeII
Banjo solo-Selected.. Mr.. Earl W. Kent
Romance-'S Springs Awakening ...... Bach
Violin solo-Fantaise. from III Trova-
tore" .............. Verdi
Miss Anna Killian.
Mazurka-'La Grandma" 80. ....Granado
Ballet mussc-Pas de Fieurs, ffom
NHiih .r-+.--- .-'-''-"---.-,--..b tl-oeS
illustrated songs .--...,.-.. -.-,.........
Miss Frances Hewitt; Mr.. VIII
II. Birch, operator.
Evening performance commences at Sis
sharp. Saturday and Sunday matinee at
o'clock.
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|. l. Teller was Yesterday arpslntea
special police oftlrcr - look after The en-
fcrcemsnt 81 tha hirvc.e ordinance.
\ rather good Joke on the Queen city
Good Roads C.sih ia going tn~ round, IA
this connection. For some time uie -. ,,rs
II tse clgn have been after CN'sf Reed -
detail a special officer for duty On The
p. ,yc'e paths. As tire ruu'o - ha s-av-
srva - rather a long ore. chef Reed
finally said tha, he wouie sens o.i; q ~aa-
cial officer provided the cluu W5utl far
rtsh a waee}
This proposition vas accssic' g., }.-t .Ae
fanny part % the story IL tfat whom the
weecl arrived az police hea-quxyseys Il
vas hopsieSslv devoid - a Irense t4r.
Mheraat l,hLaf Rsal n.arNale.'
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Heavily Fined for an Assault.

Special Dispatch 10 tho post-Intelligencer
COLFAX. May Elm the Superior court
this morning Grover King. charged with
an assault and battery on Mrs I. Il. Doc
ijttle. pleaded guilty and Vas fined S4n
The assault was n an aggravated charac-
ter. and IL Is generally supposed tast King
in making the assault intended Ia commit
murder. Many people express surprise and
regret at his being let or with fine.
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were awarded there has been more % Rvs
talk INDUCED in in regard 10 the locations
OF the various sfztIons. and - has been
predicted that there will be- an unpr--
ee5sutef rush for lots once the toxnsstez
aFr located
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At the Third Avenue.

Mile. Aimee's dancing in the Star Spe-
cIalty Company at the Third Avenue the
alter this week is said 10 be among the
best ever seen on the Coast The Illus
trated songs by Walter II. Ford fairly
take the house by storm. The Star Spe-
cialty Company will hold the boards at
the Third Avenue theater al the week,
including the matinee Saturday afternoon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-24
Wellington Pay Day.

Deputy Sheriff Cisco. OF Wellington. has
written a letter to Prosecuting Attorney
McElroy asking for Information a. 30
how to proceed against the saioonkeepers
OF that place. who harbOr tough Characters
and generally promote lawlessness, espec-
.sa,iy on pay day. McElrUy replied telling
him 70 warn the saioonkeepers that unless
they rendered Cisco ever. assistance IN
their power ne would have their licenses
revoked. Does not anticipate ANY outbreak
- violence.
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survey of n Wagon Road From ket-
tie Falls to Republic Ordered.

Special DiSnatch to the PostIntellgeneer
COLVfI.LE. May 25.-The board of coun-
~ commissioners has made an order ap
pointing viewers 70 look out. survey and
repor; upon the prac;icabiliiy % the roure
for wagon road from Kettle Falls 10 Re
public, over what Is known as the Sherman
pass J. is ordered by the board that this
report shall be on file by jane 3 in order
tina; f may ne considered ard disposed o.
~ that time II IS said that tho snow l.
All off the mountains on tais route, and than
the trail which IS now being travelled -
clear 50 that the work Of surveying can bt
pushed with al possible speed. II this roae
H. accepted. an appropriation viii 10 i'm
mediateiy made for its early completion,
and wagons Will be going over the pass
by July J.
LII n EAI Il1e fnr he rnrth as.h
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southern Pacific Declines Ia BECOME
One of the Hcific.rent.

Local representatives Of tne Southern
Pacific railroad have received information
thar this iine womb rot take rart IN fhe
rate war. ard that no reduction IN the
rates would D. made uH5cr any c.rcun,-
stances
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ANtSt, NENiS.
king o'Tooie" Tonight.

f512i> cpera VIII hold the boards AZ .se
ScatHe thea,er this evening when the pro-
dUc;sou Of King O'Tovle'' VII ~ given
:'s frs presentation ia this city. TIE
company numbers twelve principals arl
a Nttl-'~ai1ed chorus % tweu.y Voices.
accidental 20 the opera several sTse~ss,..es
W He ven by clever artists. TIE rfat
OF tae -p~ts c}rciss aroUad tae HTacks II
ri Ir>1 nanri'. who .n the ahss nce ~ his
chef takes command q bis comrades ans
- al no happen 20 fall into their hands
Ia psAsss Off hinAk - q k.aK Hix
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Injured Logger Dies at >@aro.

Special Dispatch 70 the post~IHtsl'lgencfr.
SEDRO. Nav Z3.-charles Glenn who was
Injured Al Nom sster's begging camp Clear
Lake. on THURSDAY, died al the hospital
acre yesterday morning.