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Aixer. sewell and Corbin Are Well.
Hobson and Comrade. to be Erch.nr.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-The war de-
partment posts the following from Gen.
Shafter:
Adjstant General, Washington:
CAMP NEAR SANTIAGO, July ST. am Just in
receipt OF letter from Gen To- al agreeing to
exchange Hobson and men here to make ex-
change In the morning. Yesterday he refused
my proposition of exchange
tSignedl SHAFrFR
Major General
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To Vote on Hawaiian Annexation.

WAsHINGToS, July There will be
vote on the Hawaiian annexation
this week. 1t is expected within the
next As hours. This is an understand
ing, but is not an agreement as yet.
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disaster. are the mother and sister OF
Hiram +. Dillon. a prominent railroad
attorney here, and receiver of the Man.
haitian, Alma 4 Burlingame railroad.
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To Bring Home the Wounded.

WASHINGTON, July The war de-
partment has received the following:
In CAMP NEAR SANTIAGO, July h-The Iro-
qois sailed two days ago with coo wounded;
Cherokee sails to-day with 32o wounded.
[Signedl Shafter
Major-General Commanding
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Good Color Scheme

All American warships are painted dun
gray, the, expectation being that the Sn uu,i
ish vessels viii be done brown. That's IN ~.
color scheme as at present arranged.-N V
Mail and Express. ~ l.
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lsMAELIA, Egypt, July THE ma.
chinery of the Spanish battleship Pc
layo is out of order. and she is com.
PEELED to stop here since early morning
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Live Stock Market.

ST. LoUIs-Cattle Fancy exports, q O5lt5. 20
fair TO choice. So o515.00; butchers, So Ood4 70:
cows and heifers, s3.5ol14eo Hogs-Pacling
9 4ogsso; butchers hogs, e. ooG3 sra lights
E50a3s So Sheep Prices range at sa5oa475.
spring lambs, a. 500 10 per 100 ms
HORSES
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Is From Reading. Pa.

CIcINSSATI, July 6.-Dr. L. Livin.
good, on La Boargogne, is from Read
ing, Pa. He has brother here.
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Has Relatives In Topeka.

TOPEKA. Kas., July 6.-Mrs. ]. E
Dillon and Mrs. Dillon-oliver, of New
York, reported lost in the Bourgog ne
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THE FIFTY-FIFTH CONGRESS
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-The senate
passed resolution directing the APP
preparations committee TO investigate
and report whether further security
is needed for protection OF the gov
eminent against fraud and contracts
A bill was passed granting American
registry to the steamer Titania OF San
Francisco.
The Forrest City times., 1898-07-08

Nearly every man has a grievance ana
you will find it out if you touch him right +. -
Washington Qa.) Democrat.
The Forrest City times., 1898-07-08

Dropsy treated free by DR.. II. H. Cr..n,.
Sons, of Atlanta, Ga. The greatest dron.s
specialists in the world. Read their adrs!
tisement in another column of this nansr
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The OnIy Norman Saved.

HALIFAX, n. S., July 6.-Mrs. La
Case, wife of A. ID. La Case, language
teacher of Plainville. n. j., was the
only woman saved from La Bourgogne.
The Forrest City times., 1898-07-08

New YORK, July LA Bourgogne
was built in 1856 at La Seyne. She was
a four-masted ship-rigged screw steam
er of 1896 tons gross register and OF
5000 horse power. She was 1885, feet
long, had So feet beam, and was "a. {
feet deep.
She was built of steel and iron, had
IL water-tight compartments and car.
ried water ballast.
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Passengers Booked From Boston.

BosToN, July 6.-At least five passen-
ger on the La Bourgogne engaged pas
sage at the office of the French line
steamer here. They were Leon Bar
teau, music teacher, with studio in
this city and living with his wife, also
passenger, at Jamaica Plains. AL.
bert Weiss, member of the Boston
symphony orchestra Miss Minnie
Connors foreign buyer for dry goods
house here), and Madame Vert Ar
rouet, French dressmaker residing in
Brookline.
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A Passenger from Denver.

DENVER, Col, July e.-The La Bodr-
gogne carried one passenger from Den
yer, Miss Marie Picoc.
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DR.. Cornelius H,rx De.a

LONDON, July 7.-Dr. Cornelius Herr.
OF Panama canal notoriety, died at
Bournemouth at 3 a. M.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, July Money on call nominallv
i'<@l's per cent. Prime mercantile paper. 3.1
per cent Sterling exchange easier. with actnaI
business In bankers bills at 4ssls@4s5sa for de-
aaaN anu a. so4HGisia for 50 days. Posted
rates. ss5HG4s7. Comm .rcial bills asao ,salS
SiIver certificates. 59G59H Bar silver. sci.
'ieAicah dollars o1s. Government bonds strong.
small gains were the rule at the opening az
1900 - market higher quotations from London
sAerelhg sustaining influence but number of
ne most speculative stocks shovel sharn
rlaeslohai declines The market lacked ami
nation after the first sales. The rise was
stopped and some sharp losses followed The
ueclihe was temporarily checked but lust be-
Tore II o'clock liberal offerings wers renewed
s auu 'ne ieyel Of prices soon fell throughout
nc news Oh the disaster TO La Bourgogne had
auepresslng effect Near midday the selling
,.a o'een. was exhausted, and fractional re-
were ioioi shares " "oon
bonds were dull and about steady
The Forrest City times., 1898-07-08

OFF SANTIAGO DE CUBA, July 4, via
KINGSTON, Jamaica, July ) delayed in
transmission).- During the pursuit of
the Spanish fleet on Sunday, the Brook
lyn was struck half dozen times, but
no injury was done to any of the other
American ships.
The Spanish Flag Hauled Down.
The Spanish flag was hauled down
from the Infanta Maria Teresa while
the Vizcaya's men were swimming
ashore at Azerradores. After the flag
had been hauled down Cuban soldiers.
concealed in the brush, fred at the
Spaniards, arousing the indignation of
the American sailors who witnessed
the act.
Prisoners Taken on Board the Oregon.
The Cristobal Colons crew were talk
en- aboard the Oregon. Several hours
after the Colon went ashore head on,
she fioated, and was beginning to sink.
The New York ramm ed her several
times, using tenders. and pushed her
up on the beach without injury to eth
er vessel. 1t is hoped she will be saved
to become part of the United States
navy.
Aiger. Seweli and Corbin Are Well.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-Secretary AL
ger has received the following dis
patch from Gen. Shafter:
CAMP NEAR SANTIAGO. July 5.-Captains
Alger and Sewell and Mr.. Corbin are we'll /
am feeling better Had hoped to be up this
morning but as everything is quiet, will re-
main still
Gen. Wheeler is feeble. but remains with his
command Gen. Young leaves for Key West
to-day. Gen. Hawkins is slightly wounded in
foot. All others we'll
lSignedl SHAFTER
Major-General Commanding
The Forrest City times., 1898-07-08

Piso's Cure for Consumption relieves the
most obstinate coughs.-Rev. d. Bueh.
mueller. Lexington, Mo-, Feb. "a, 94.
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The Cromartyshire.

The British ship Cromartyshire,
Capt. Henderson, sailed from Dunkirl1,
on June s, for Philadelphia. She is a
full-rigged three-masted ship of l,462
tons register. She was built at Glas-
gov in 1879, and Is owned by w. Law
4 Co., of that city. She is 2<s.9 feet
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Passengers from Cleveland, O.

CLEVELAND, o., July g. E. A. Angel,
OF the local law firm of Webster, An
CELL & Co., was a passenger "a the La
Bourgogne. He was on his way to
Switzerland TO join his wife and two
children.
De Scott Evans. the former Cleveland
artist, was also on the Inflated ship.
With him were his three daughters.
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An Estimate of Those ON Board.

NEW YORK, July enquiries at the
French line Offices concerning the num-
Der of people on board La Bourgogne
showed that there were but IS first
cabin passengers. The remainder of
the list, it was explained, was made
up of second cabin passengers, and was
not quite complete.
No record is obtainable of the re-
mainder of the second cabin people nor
of the third class. This makes the to-
tai number of persons on board, ac-
cording to best information obtainable,
US. divided as follows:
Eighty-fve first cabin, I25 second
cabin, 295 third, and eco crew.
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Money to Burn.

The duke of SAKE. Coburg and Gotba has
paid 5000 for fiddle. Whv doesn't u Sn nss
strike him for loan ?-Cleyeland Ieadspr aia
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New YORK, July Set was learned
at the Hotel Martin that the following
persons sailed on La Bourgogne after
having stopped at that hotel
Is. j. Cautieo, Galveston, Tex.
}. Stras, wife, son and daughters,
Brussels.
Mrs. c. Bichon, Mexico.
Auguste La Coste Oloron, st. Marie.
France.
Mrs. NJ. Zabella, Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Groin, Mexico.
Scampo, Mexico.
The Forrest City times., 1898-07-08

To Cure = Cold in One Day
Take laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets. All
druggists refund money il it fails to cure 25c
The Forrest City times., 1898-07-08

He-I shall never love again.
She-Ah! An immune. - indianapolis
journal.
The Forrest City times., 1898-07-08

Beware of him who hates the laughing Of
ehild.-Lavater.
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HOUSE.

Pacific railroads amendment to the de-
fciency bill. Vote-96 yeas; Sc NAYS
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WASHINGTON. July 6.-Mr. and Mrs
Anthony Pollock, of this city, were on
La Boargogne. Mr.. Pollock in the senior
member of the law firm Of Mauro, and
is man of large means They had
planned to remain abroad three
months.
The agents of the steamship com
pany here have on their lists also the
names of Miss +. ID. Vallette and Mrs.
c. Bourquin, the names of neither ap-
pearing in the city directory.
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TIE BROOKLYN WAS HIT.
Commodore Schley's Flagship
Caught Half a Dozen Shots
During the Chase.
NONE OF THE OTHERS WERE INJURED.

Toral Agrees to the Exchange Of
Hobson and Comrades Report that
the Alphonse MI. Tried to Run the
Blockade and was Captured.
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Californians Who Were on the In-Fatsd
Steamer

SAN FRANCISCO, July 6.-On inquiry
at the Office of the local agents for
the French line, it was learned
that there were eight Californians
on the Inflated La Bourgogne They
were: Mary Martin. F. Pampanin,
Mary Raboli. c. Carneto, A. Reggiardi.
Louis Handu, c. Alberts, Il. Bartrami
Mary Martin was Swiss woman.
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CHICAGO, July 6.-The last person to
engage passage on the steamer in Chi
cago was c. ID. Angelica, clothing
dealer at ia North Ninth street, st.
Louis. Mr.. Angelica came to Chicago
last week in ill-health and to consult
with his brother about trip to Z urope
Thursday evening passage was secured
for him in the second class, but too
late for his name to appear in the list
of second class passengers
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Cotton.

Vuototions Tor middling range "a follows. G.
Louis, l5-i6c; New York 6sc: New Orleans
&c; Memphis, sac; Charleston, &c.
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A Michigan University Professor Sailed on
La Bourgogne.

ANN ARBoR, Mich, July ct has
been definitely ascertained that Prof.
E. L. Walter sailed on La Bourgogne.
Prof. Walter occupied the chair of ro-
mantle languages and literature in the
university of Michigan.
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long, has 3e.s feet beam and is ss.s feet
deep.
The Forrest City times., 1898-07-08

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 6-Among
those on La Bourgogne were the entire
family of John Perry, of the firm of
Keith & Perry. one of the biggest coal
and lumber firms in the southwest.
They included Mrs. John Perry, Kath.
crime. aged years; Misses Florence and
Sadie, twins. aged about 90 years, and A.
Perry, aged IL years. Mrs. Perry. with
her two youngest children, had met
the older daughters, who had just
graduated from an eastern college, in
New York, all proceeding to France
for summers outing.
Mrs. Joseph II. Durkee, also among
the ships passengers, was an aunt of
Jed II. Durkee, of this city, who man.
ages the j. III. Durkee Coal Co. S inter-
ests here. She was supposed to be
travelling with the Perry party.
The Forrest City times., 1898-07-08

Among Tbcee Booked From Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 6.-Among the passen-
gers on the Bourgogne were Mr.. E. R.
Rundel and wife. Mr. Rundel was
vice-president of the Chicago Econo-
mist. In the party with Mr.. and Mrs.
Rundel were Mrs. Edwin S. Osgood and
son, aged II years. Mrs. Osgood was
the wife of Mr.. E. s. Osgood, of the
firm of Osgood & Co., engravers, in
the Woman's Temple. Accompanying
this party were also Miss Harriet NJ.
Tower, assistant teacher of the Gar.
field school; also Miss Eloy Reeves and
Miss Hess, of the Lewis institute.
Mrs Rundel, Miss Reeves. Miss Tower
and Miss Hess went as delegates to the
Worlds Sunday-school convention, now
in session in London.
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sc Ysa.ys
sonfruated 81 lss..
confessed his guilt and offered
sto make s eeiiy res, iitu ion II Mn.
s0aknaal wou AZ not have him ar.
rested 4 alsIIs. lalsman van ed
VAS lsIs pro Or On esl "a
and Tonalla there fore s ave llSSiiss s {
s45 and ratarned tho lsatsl to-
|gethe with ss Z 3 Is cover the
chain. to the owner. IIa had
traded or sold tho waieh ha GOT
from Xmas, but Will Try 70 lind
|lt and return Il To its rightful
owner, md have bis 81 return
led,
poralla has between 5000 aud
500 ii cash aud may considels
himself . lucky man that he had
/ so lenientsa man us Mr.. Qakman
TO deal with. His crime had
the case been pushed, would
have Insured him q term at Still.
water. publican.
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increase in wages will increase
the amount Of money placed
daily ii circulation. The margin

increase in wages will increase
the amount Of money placed
dali in circulation. The margin
of each days business is the pcs
.sibility Of profit. Wendell
Phillips once said: 1T is the
dollar left on Saturday evening,
after all the bills are pad. that
means education, independence,
self respect, manhood. it in
creases the value of every acre
near By, fills the town with
dwellings, opens public libraries
and crowds them, dots the CONT
nent with cities and cobwebs the
country will, railways. The one
remaining dollar lnsures pro
gress and guarantees millions to
Its owners" We have gained il
wages during the past year at
least IL per cent III all the aven.
ues Of business. The average
wage paid to all Glasses OF lab0r
|is not. far from $40 per month. II
I'VE had 20, 900, 900 Of wage earn:
Eers, then we have an annual
wage Of $500, 100000. The in
crease or gain for the past year
being - per cent, amounts 10
nearly 500, 900, 900 that the wage
earners of the United States have
had bestowed upon them by the
wise legislation Of the republi.
can party since it cane into
power ia 1897. 3. .. ~ :,
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! s. re q n -
TIE yF Els z HSll.

There s no news OF any i'm
.portance in the mining line here
at the present time The Sellers
is WORKING to its full capacity
with the force OF miners obtain
able and about $50 three.ton
skips Of ore are hoisted daily,
Acrew Of men und Ter. Survey
or G. NJ. Boss. Of the Missabe s
Northern are running q linz to
the Sheridan mine, about four
miles west Of this place, This
5in3icates that 40 extension Of
the Missabe to that point IS in
contemplation and that that pro
sperty is TO be opened up il the
near future. Ri bbing News.
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=
TEE E1KE EIEND,

At about 1870 . 10. Fednes..
day our people were awakened
by the w. T. Bailey o. and
Power House whistles to find the
store building Of Chas. 3. Fay
in flames, and despite the eff1c
lent work Of the fire department
t6e buil ding was soon 4 total
wreck together with the stock
household furniture and effects
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fay, who oc.
cppY the second story of the
building as dwelling apartments.
The fire originated on the
first floor, presumably from 8
[dafective stovepipe Or from q
spark from the wood heater,
and had gained consid erable
IheadBay before discovery. and
spread 50 rapidly to all parts 81
the building that II was iupos.
lsibie 10 rescue any thing rom
the burning structure, MI and
Mrs. Fay barely escaping alive,
Mr.. Fay estimates the loss 81
furniture and stock at 5000, ia.
sured for $500. The building
was insured for $3.50, about hall
value. both poll ies being with
Costin's agency.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.

y
. Council Proceedings. s3sssS
t,ounctI CHI mber. November 18TH 1904.
RolICau s.;
Aldermen present--G. johnson, Donnelly,
o'Connor. Eiti,im, Uhittenden.--5 81 ss .5$
81 Aid. Absent Brown. Mechan Il. Johnson 8
Pres. nrown being absent vice. Pres Chit
tenden acts ii, his stend, "A
Minutes Of nreyIous meeting accepted as
read. ss=S
ON motion 81 Aid I INN tho report OF the
ancciaI ,.ommittea author,re,l "a Destroy the
1st issne - fortv AZ {, honda accented as rea.a
Ranort 81 annnce com mittae a follovs. .s
n ma pra.,aart ana Ganf,a,re,,, {, Ana
~, n,,l :, t,,., ,,tv I,
3, 80 q
We. the committees on finance.
g 8, ! ~, I'm.
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SUPT. e. SF. COLE.

Thos. F.. Cole has accepted
the general SUPPLEMENTARY OF
all mining interests of the Oliver
company on the various ranges.
Mr.. Cole is known to many of
our citizens, through former
competitions with the Franklin
and Com modore mines, ana is
recognized by all mining as an
expert in the mining world.
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NOTTCE FOR PUBLICATION.

~ saEd Office at a NJ ..:n, Pee. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notsce.ef his intention
to make ina proof in support ,of his claim,
and that said proof will. be made before
the,Regist rand Receiver.at :4oaiuth, MIMI,
on FEBRUARY "a, 1889, VT:
August Sand who made Homestead Entry
No. e51s for the s.2W, ,iof Section 10 Town
snip SO N. r IS ". 4th p. M. - -, = =,
4 He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence .spen aud cu,tira-
,tion bs Said land, viz: -s-.s ~ q
Dan Ivony. of Mt From, Mt:ya.
, A. NJ, Anderson :. 81 z"
J H. Sullivan Is g =. " q .-
John Mccullough Z" . . - 49,.
Robert Horrio :" g.
= az .5-;..=:.5. Wss. B. CuLK1N, Register
B. S.'Johnson, Attorney. l. ~, ...t -
II, - .& Dec. s0w6,
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NOTES and c0aluENTy.

Gfot.lr "Of I'll q TC,,,p ~ Tohn nrnnc
has cat he ca,, ~ tho nos;,;a,,
e -, !. 3
,nno ~. - ,ba'sn,,,,,.,, a. !
"a Iohn : ia aa,, !, :. !. -. ]
n,. :. : - s
0onn z ooaernan' OF h l'''''l;'
was vas kllied SATURDAY Wnlie cut.
1lng Wooa, = 1'aBlilng or 'i1le'
SURFING MN ana scrusnlng h's
sknA. Inc remains o. the un
fortunate man wore inferred in
the virginia cemetery Tuesday.
a number Of buildings are be.
= .soseu : :. =. =. wy : 1n.pn
1 E,,,s' S i,.1 @o1a' $
$3.50 .. s. = VaolA !
M s. ~ :, :, :, az J, -. =. 49, :,
- ~ 3. !,
&
e s. Huges has been appoint
ed station agent at Emb arrass,
on the D. & !. +. succeeding to
the position filed by his father,
ID. ID. Hughes, rho was recently
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sss;ss orc az Inc,
com pan It,a 81
roy aities. ,al.n dis aIssesl,
StiI'nlali ans were filed III United
Siases con \ rlsesaa The SGT
dement, Of these s ats and the
term Is the lease are .atif ylng
"a Virginia neul,l lo look for
tho reepeninss of the ouliaodo re
ut an earl s date. n.
During the time the nine has
been idle, however, Il has filed
In with about 100 feet OF water,
q q q months preparatory work
will be necessary.