davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-29
y1u er han 600.
Aoam Aocmtrf panorer bjem, ct
0nnorcoe % iemten aar gammel.

qoam qbameet, bpis 115oe 5sos
ieIsbag bIsu ieirst mec SsIitab al ga
mile "a 8ennsr / bans gplis Spt
Gbicaso 2bOrsoag forrige u9e, er ttt'
mere. Stile og frecsli9 pdnoreo'
ban beben ri. 4 2srbas Gftcrmiooag.
Sans iGopanlise Gfternliobagslur
fprIangeoe ia til Ssoens Sson, me-
rsns hans Batter Yduline, 81 Aor
aummsl, fab peb bans Sofa og itrtt'
feoe. % bsnoes Stsomober, aodmS
anoen apne, Iom er fire Mar pnars snn
9attsrsn, par bsfjGitigst uoe / Slst'
tenet.
SelTtubst, Tom bIep gipet til Wrs
fer 8umliugsns 6sbislsbag, begpnote
meo en- Riooag o9 oarsoe til langt paa
Iat. abam brat og rs9ts ioa lt9es
qploig for Woreenousen, ION ON han
bapoe pGret / ct 8iIos / fin llngoom
bet fierne 9olsn. bans 5Gores 2ano.
20 Dags iensr bar ban osb.
"San mad BABE o%peranltrengt ttg,"
Iaobe Satteren unber Saurer. "5ar
bar altib idu glab / SelIfdb. Sa,"
ipureoe bun pua Sperssmodl, ON ben
aamle bapbe bart pant til Spirituo'o
og sobat. aone os 0utter ia9oe, q
ban bapbe aiOrt mpperat grug al be95'
Dele belle lit 2ip. 2igeIeoes brat ban
Snus.
9od Observation-Disclosures Sio bier
Siitorien ON hans bsts alosr negagtia
unoerisat og Qaret for bans 5sbiel,
1888, faitilaaet. 9ette bore MI ION
bet bill - bet par sumle ADAMS Saano,
fom at bsnne 9ruro bleo funbet Of
pGre ben ~p9rbisTte til at ringe Gibertp
Bel for fsrits Sang / Gbicago.
Den samle polat bar Stenbuggsr
og arbeibebe / 1T SaunbpGrt / ben iDos
liee Del al 8pen / 2bornton, ltge til
pprsnbe Spagbeb tpang BAN til at
boloe op. San bar ba n9iten 100
aar aammel. Sil Gbicago tpm ban
for 40 4ar 'iben birette fra Yolen, %
/ be iibite 25 9lar bar ban boet i Spp
Gbicdeo.
Den edmle Manb paaitpo, at ban az
brig / lit 2ip bapoe peret en- Dag ipS.
San fulgte i~nseniombelit Dict eaer
anoen 5priistisbscsresel for at afpars
ae SpsDom. Gan iimpeltbsn par friIt
o9 tunoe life bssribe, bporfor life ans
ore MenneTtsr psiaa bar bet. Som
osbe liot for tiblig. San iagoe altib
fenere Iar, at ban bapbe lepet baabe
/ bet attenbe % nittenbe Qarbunbreoe,
og at ban eierne piloe ie. bpurlebes bet
tppenbe tog fig uo psiua. Men bette
Erite fit ban altiau life opfplot.
San blep buIbt bsit pg / 2Gre al
Spb Gbicugps PuIater. ri benne
8runo bar hans 2anbsm9no billet
gips BAN en- ismmslis 9esrapslie.
Den fpresaur ipas fra ben poIfstas
tbolIte Sirte pua Commercial Qpe. %
8Stb ct. San Itul iorbfaitss / ben
polite SrapIuno / Dbitins. - "Stans
binapen."
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-29
Sperornps Volarerpcoitton

Samtlise pibenitubeIis. os be fleIte
andre S%eltassre / ben SperbrupIte
Polaretspeoition er MI snsaserebe.
De er fslsenbe:
2eberen, 8apt.in Otto Sperbrup
bar iom R~9ittummanbsrenbe antaaet
premierlsitnant / Marinen 9au,
mann, iom Stibsl9se % gtspeoiz
tionsnss 29se er antasst 0ottpr So
ban Spencien, Wstsurolos pg aartz
tegner sr premisrlsitnant / aapales
riet Siau9Ien, Seolos sr aano. real.
S6si, 3oolos Saniten aanb. Gbparb
Ban 8otuniter SpsnIten Sanb. III.
Simmpns fra 2unb.
ManoItabet beitaar af Stbrmanb
Sluf Raanes, 0eltaseren / HanIen=
ferben Sarpuner peo.r Senritien,
Stuert aoplf Senrit 2~inbItsen, fsrs
tie Muitiniit 8url 9. Slien, (fra "2os
foten"), STUDENT og @~aarobruoer
Sper 5oisbeim og Sonitubsl / Raris
men Sperre !Sasfsl.
.Sil bisIe Is tommsr ienere en- am
ben Maftiniit og TO 5brbsbere, Tom
sngdseres efter &onference msb fsrite
Maitiniiten. Gfter geitemmelien =
iuulsbes iom ben nu er truHsn - Ttal
Der altiau ialt bare 16 Wanb meb
ombpro.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-29
Spenife uotalelier
ON bet npe apanase'5 orilag.

-" - pN
9i inbfer life, ftriper "9st. 8. &c
S.sStbn.," b~porfor be norIte !Setrez
blade life ituloe tunne lutte itg til
JprIaget ON apunugernes gathering.
apnasn er, ifslss ben nOrite 9runos
LOB, pliatet til at "opboloe fig / Rprge
en- Sib bpert 4ar, fuafremt lite pigttge
Sinbringer inbtraHer." Sg bet bar
paret en- sunite a~lminoefig Spfdtntng
/ Spsrise, belt O9Iua at ~bettitaaenbe
og Stats6efsn narituaenbs Perioner,
at aongerns, ben nup9renoe f%aapels
iom bans 5~orsienger, bar afmaalt
altfor tnapt ben for Spbolbet / Rors
oe beftemte Sib. De bar befsgt
Iprge, fielbsn o fig Der. Sg
irsmfor alt: Der bar lite resieret /
Rorge.
Selpfslgelig maa 3~ongeosmmet |
Norge libe paa 8ruhb at benre 5ors
femmsligbeb. Oct fdar minbre Rob
fafte bos Solicit, blir lettere at rptte
op at Sinoene. Ss aonssn faar pua
I'm Sibe life ben SagtunbIfab % bet
aisnbfab til 5orbolb og S9ntemaabe,
fom trepes for en- ret 9ebsmmelie at
Sttningen ps for en- lanbsgapnlig Res
siering.
6or llnionen er bet I girteligbeben
at flor 8etpbnins, at psnns llligbeo
opbepes pg at 8ongen opbolber Zig
mere | Hprss. Der bill uben Spil
fremitine Jig pisfe 9anitelisbeber for
ben fuloe "2iseitinetbebs" 8iennems
fsrelie / oenne Senieenoe. Sanbipns
lisois pilbe bet blipe nsbpsnbist at pps
rette en- fpenff misunderstanding,
fom ffuloe opbolbe fig | &rittunta ben
Sib, aonsen opbolot fig beritebs, liges
iom Der finbss en- nprif Stutsraabss
afoelins / Stoctbplm. 9oliger MATTE
ftafes ben og lieeleoes be uoenldnb'fe
Gefanbter, naar be bar nsot til at be-
fsse &riitiania. Rpgle GpitIotte til /
naturitisnne Ggne al Norge piIbe 10
heller life itabe; be forsger 10 Spssen
for 8ebtommenbs.
Maafte osiad andre 8anTteligbeber,
fom lite MI fees, ptl frembpOe fig oeb
en- n9rmere prspelIe.
Wen bet binbrer life, at forIIaaet
ct bsi Grab bemGrtelTesp9rbigt.
unipn.n pilbe pinbe berpeb. apneen
pg bans 5amilie oilbe tomme / en- i'm
berlisere Sersring meb norit 9ip %
norft S~Gntemaabe. Sg ianbipnligpis
piloe ben f9lles ubsnrigsminiiter pire
fig minbre ftr9tinbidgenoe for Rorbs
m9noene, naar be en- itpr Del al 4aret
ft ie BAN paa merit SoIb.
Wen man bsr lite fprldngr, ut ben
samle 8pnse paa nGpnte Mfuabs Ttulbe
brpbe meb fine 9aner. 4panaoen
burbe uobetales bdm efter ben aamle
5orbeltng. Serimob tunoe mar bel
forisse at pinbe Srpnprinien for paa
osnne Wtaaoe at bdlpere lin Sto mel
lem be to 2anbe, pg Gpanassn orbnes
berefter. Raur ban faa en- Gang blir
aonge. inbtreber ben nDe Oronina
f%ulbftGnbis, faapsl / Ssnisenbe til OPP
bOlbsitso fom apunase.
Wen 5orIlaset ian i'll. bruses til
Of motipere en- @ebblipen al be nupes
renbe nsbiatte Qpanaser for bet Sils
falbe, at ben tunselise Camille lille
ifulbe babe 2bft til at gaa inb paa
iamme. Der faar man moi fare frem
meb bet sobs. Men Ri inbfer lite,
bporbun aronprinisn fulbe mother.
ct aflag paa en- oenlis os beniDnsfuIb
Spfororins fra be norfe Statsmaes
tsrs Sibe til at opbolbe fig lanaere
Sio / Rprge enb bibtil, til "a meb
Sulpbslen at aarst. 8igtise Stats>
grunoe og obnaftiIte 9runbe taller for
pt Snmthffp bsri
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-29

Ut moriOmt Srat fra 9pr.lipst bleu
iasttasst iorlebsn Dag neoe / 8oben,
frtper "Rcis apis". Der fob en- Iibsn
Sunb os psb ub.nfur en- guti.osr, fo-s
81 ben piIos inb. Gn itsrre aumsrat
oIsO opmGrtiOm puu bette, os upsn Be,
tGntnins LOB ben bort os IIos msO GOr.
pOtsrns 9srsn pua bib gGs for ben
emaa. bOOrpua ben / fulbt GirIprona
latte afitsb for at h.nte isisn lin Serrs.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-29
6laonone biemtnc.

Den samle Statsmanb siorbe sirss
bag fin iibite Reife / 2ipet, ibst ban
forlpb gournsmoutb os bros 6iem til
Saparoen. Gn Masie Msnnsfter
famleoe Jig ON ham paa Gtationen,
inben ban ites inb / ben Salonppen,
Tom bar fenbt BAN fra SoHet. Sau
penbte fig mob Mangoen pg iaebe
meb tlar RsIt: Cub peliisne cher ale,
ps ban peliisne bet 2anb, s elftsr."
Salen bilieoes meb lpbeIist gifalb;
men mango srab. ba Srrnst for bort
meb ben sumle 5ebersgubbe.
Gft.r ben aIminoelise Wsnins Ii
Der ban at 9raSt / Raien.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-29

- americans 2~iniens 0amper "St
paul bill afsaa fra Hep gort Snsbao
ben 30te DARTS, 81. 10 5m., % Ror.
sespusiagerer bill tunne naa frem ben
lite april, Summe 2iniss st.
2ouis" forloo Southampton 2srbao
Wieoas og ian nda Rep Yurt 2srbaa
ben 2ben 4pril.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-29

Sta- Samafinta- "Suspenrtn," iom lea
tisbte for ct aar ioeu, ben er lea bel tiIs
irsos niso ! ale Maaoer. Hruet $l.6S.
Wrs. 6iasius, Woorbeao, Winn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-29

Duncan & 8ao'
Snnbl0Qer, for .rrs.,

aan0iaser, ton treHa /:
9anesbpro 3ote os Site gpor,s
Sprlng galep lite til 7Oe QSriI
Yre'ton soe, 9oe ps lobe gprit
Snrmorp, lite os 12te 9ipril
9attpn, 13oe o9 14oe gSriL
Spr'Hs @rOoe, l5oe oS l8oe gprr
S9noer trGfteS uben smsrt.
beioe oaranteres. ~ u
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-29

Den pHentlis Mening / Spanien
ftetter Resisrinssn. "SnbrsmmelIers
mes sib sr fprbi," flyer man. Oct er
amerita, iom bar fremtalot ben nuprs
renbe 9riie. Yrefibentsn, Resierinsen
og oens @gsnter paa Cuba bar benpttst
enbper libsn Siloroselie pe snbper
Smit9nbisbeb til at pdapirts 3on-
sresisns Sinsoes for at fua benz til
at inbIe Hsopenoisbeben al, at be 5ors
enepe Gtatsr bldnoer zig inb / bet Gu,
banife Spsrsmdal."
0e miniiterieIe Srgansr @crres
i~ponbsncia % 8lpbe rauoer Solicit til
at babe fulb Sinio til fine nuparenbe
Stsrers. 81 2iberdl flyer, at ssorfia-
tiabepsn og observation-disclosures bar
i'm 9r9nie. Solicit pil sisre i'm pliai
unoer Resierinssns SsrsIie. Spas
nierne racoss life tiIbase for be Dire,
| iom frapss, naar bet sieIbsr at for.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-12
PUT OUT AS A FEELER.

A few days since Governor Lord
allowed himself to be interviewed
on the question of an extra session
of the legislature to be called this
fall, and expressed the belief that
that when a United States senator
is to be elected, and railroad COM
m1ssloners, etc., selected forty days
is not long enough time to transact
the business. Further on in the
interview the governor said "it was
doubtful whether the legislature at
its regular session would have time
enough in forty days to dispose of
all the public business that would
come before it, as large part in
cluded transactions which belonged
to the legislature which failed to or
ganize, and he was desirous of
turning over his administration
with its affairs settled and disposed
Of"
Governor Lord is a pretty sly old
fellow, and this interview was al
lowed in order to get an expression
from the people of their approval
or disapproval of an extra session.
1t has probably had the effect he
desired, for vigorous protest will
go up from everybody who is not
interested in Doodle, against the
calling of an extra rsession. There
could DE no hope of any remedial
legislation being enacted except
the passage of an appropriation bill
for general expenses. This would
save the interest for a few months
on warrants now outstanding, but
the saving would be small in COM
parison with the expenses ofan ex-
ira session. Had the governor de-
sired to save public expenses by
reconvening tie legislature, he
would have done so early last year,
and not have waited until the state
has had all the burdens of interest
piled upon it, and then call a ses-
sion to increase the burden. The
people generally, regardless of party
will oppose any Legislature being
called prior to the regular session
of 1899.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-12

There are more people at the
Bay this season than for many
years past and the visitors, it is
said, are making their stay longer
than usual, on account of a general
reduction in the cost ofliving there.
The crowded condition CT the west
bound c. & E. cars gives them the
appearance of a 4th Of July excur-
sion train. Large crowds from
both north and south are transferred
at Albany from the S. P. trains,
while the west-side tourists take
the c. & E. at Corvallis. Since
the 18th of last month 333 pieces
of baggage have been transferred
from the S. P. depot at this point
to the c. & F.. There were
checked during the same period
about 400 pieces of baggage be.
longing topeople starting westward
from Corvallis. Times.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-12
"NSN4A

In spite of the pending peace pro-
posals the Spanish troops at Manila
tried to force back the American
troops in the strong position at
Malate by attacking them. They
as usual mistook the metal of the
American soldier and after several
fierce assaults were obliged to retire
before the CALLING fire of our brave
boys, with loss Of upwards of 200
killed and 300 wounded. On our
side was I3 killed and AZ wounded.
The Spaniards had 5000 in the en-
gagement. Our troops consisted oi
the First battalion, California vol
unteers; Tenth Pennsylvania; First
battalion, U. S. Third artillery,
regulars; and Utah battery. The
fight was sharp one and indicates
the true spirit of the American
soldiers.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-12

The administration is said to be
much incensed because the native
officials in Cuba are opposed to
receiving U. S. silver money at
more than fifty cents Oh the dollar.
How inconsistent these patriotic
gold standard fellows are! Haven't
they been declaring for eight years
past that the silver dollar is worth
but fifty cents-and these unso-
phisticated Cubans thought they
really meant it!-Roseburg Plain
dealer.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-12
1T IS COLLECTOR CROsNO.

One more plum has fallen from
the tree of federal patronage in
Lincoln county, and our townsman,
Hon. G. B. Crosno, was the lucky
man into whose outstretched hands
it tumbled. And while Mr.. Crosno
and his friends are rejoicing, it is
no stretch of truth and veracity to
say that there are several other
applicants that are disappointed,
and no doubt some of them have
still worse feelings about the mat
ter.
This Office is the last federal
office in this county to be filled
by the present administration, un-
less they go after the postmaster at
Elk City, and one or two other
small places. The collectors Office
at Yaquina bring 81 900 cold cash
TO the holder of that important
position, and as the most arduous
duties that are to be performed are
making out reports and drawing
the salary attached to the office one
can readily see that it was a very
desirable position to get into. No
deputy is needed in the affairs of
the office.
The bond required of the Office is
$4,000, and the government will
accept either a bond made up of
private individuals, or one made by
one of the duly recognized surety
companies.
Mr.. Crosno stated to a LEADER
man this week that he intended
making his bond and taking charge
of the Office at once. He has not
decided just where he will reside
yet, but will probably move to
Newport in the spring.
Hon. Jas. Ball, who will soon
put an eek" before his name, was
appointed collector of customs in
1894, and has filled the office very
acceptably during a term of four
years.
1t is safe to say that the govern
ment business will continue to be
in careful and conservative hands
while Mr.. Crosno holds it.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-12

The Rev. w. B. Costley, Of
Stockbridge, Ca, while attending
to his pastoral duties at Ellenwood,
that state, was attacked by cholera
morbus. He says: "By chance I
happened to get hold of a bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, and I think il
was the means of saving my life.
1t relieved me at once" For sale
by o. o. Krogstad, Druggist.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-12

The following from the Florence
West smells fishy: Fred Rowe saw
deer the other day and shot at it.
1t dropped, but soon appeared to
jump up again, and Fred pumped
two or three more shots at it and it
dropped again. Yet again it
jumped up and Fred fired again
and it dropped again. He waited
a minute to see if the hard-1ived
critter would get up again, and
then went over to where it had
been and found three dead deer.
Fred and several of his neighbors
have been feasting on venison since.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-12

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Services
"a at Toledo on the first and third Sabbaths
oteach month at IL o'clock Il. m. Sabbath
school every Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock.
Rev. C. K. ELLSWORTH, Pastor.
&nJoIiN'S CHURCH Protestant Epls1opall
- Wuae service the third Sunday of every
month, N Il t. 81. All are invited to attend.
Sev. Chas. J'ooth, Missionary. Residence,
'kectory," Newport, Or.
o. F.-Elk Lodge No. 13i, meets every
L. Saturday evening In it's hall at Elk City.
C. DIXON, N.G.
PA. MILLER, seey.
T. d A. M.-Newp,-t Lodge No. So, regular
~ sconyoeati0n OF Tuesday on or before each
in mooa. Visiting brothers are cordially
Welcomed. GEO KING, w. NJ.
John BUCKLEY, scey. O
NaqunG Bay Council No. 745 National Union,
meets on second and fourth Friday nightsof
me month; Travelling friends are welcome
no GOOD LODGE No. 10, KeDekah Degree,
~ ~ |, o. o. F., meets in the odd Fellows hall N
this city on Tuesday evening Of each week,
BURD RAINEs. Secretary.
TWILIGHT REBEKAH LODGE No 9O meets
= az the !: o. O. f. hall at Elk City on the first
ana third Thursday evenings of each month l..
Visiting members always welcome.
-. MRS. J. II. VAN 0RDEN, N. G.
Miss MAUD DEY0E, Secretary.
Syringa Grove, Woodmen circle, meets on the
2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month at
40 o'clock NJ.
Mrs JENNIE ARNOLD, VIC.
Mrs. EUNlcE AKIN, Clerk.
NJf n
" Corps, No. 40, auxiliary to the G. A. r..
Meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays in each
month in the l. o. o. r. hall, at O'Clock p m.
~. Mrs. INA STURDEvANT. President.
MRS. CARRIE PEARS, Secy.
limited ARTISANS-RlVER DELL ASSEM-.
bly No. 81, United Artisans, meets on 2nd
nd 1nd 4th Wednesday nights of each month in
1od ,l. Fellows hall, Elk City. Oregon. Visiting
sisters and brothers are always welcome.
f. NJ. CARTER, NJ. A.
0. o. F.-Newport Lodge No. 50, meets every
a. saturday evening. visiting brothers are cor
tlally invited to attend, L. o. OLSSON, N. G.
d W. OLIVER, Secretary.
o. o. F.-Toledo Lodge, No. 10S, Meet
town.
R. A. ARNOLD, N. q.
y
U. o. EBAY Lodge No. l16, of Yaquina City,
- meets everyWednesday evening. Visiting
orothers are always welcome.
A. S. CASTEEL, N. G.
s. A. PRUITT, Sc cretary.
IL A. R.-Abe Lincoln Post No. 6S, meets in
~ the Odd Fellows Hall on the first and
'nlrd Saturdays of each month.
~ - 49, T. J. EWING, Post Com.
7. P. FISH, Adjutant
o. U. W.-Western Star Lodge NO. 70,
meets in the Odd Fellows hall, Yaquina,
On first and third Saturday evenings In each
month. Visiting brothers are always welcome Oh
H. L. TRAVIS, Recorder.
WoODMEN OF THE wORID.-Pocahontus
~. Camp No. 299, Toledo. oregon, meets on
me tne iirst and third Fridays in each mont n IN
me .1. Odd Fellows hall. Visiting neighbors are
always welcome.
VI. E. PEARS, r. X. AMRERS,
~ Consul. Clerk.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-12

Educate YOur Iiowels with Cascarets.
Can.s frf7rli". cure constipation forever.
As:,,3a 4t &. g. c, ~, druggists refund money
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-12
CHURCHES AND SUUIETIES.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Services
"a at Toledo on the first and third Sabbaths
Ot each month at IL o'clock u. m Sabbath
school every Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock.
Rev. C. r. ELLSWORTH, Pastor.
Stikeen River journal., 1898-05-28

r1OST FOUL

Late this N. of of a
of ,louris
| late give tails
ausion
|ni.hy rca,iu' iurs
The conspiracy hatcled by drmtabl parties
we'll ofw
large corruption fhnd has raised placed of
|n parties in Sika, Juneau Wrange1
letters have been
of
|uor hand
Letters have ais" been written to Mr. Iy Mmsmc asking
fthdraN
Men hired of talk
ID public opinion against ly,y.
Newspaper correspondents in get
lem their for the against
SkagWHy has o
who inspired against
The scheme includes grand jury
session at Stka
the of
eruption The corrupted
tracy. and certain high official
[thol o their work..
Stikeen River journal., 1898-05-28
PERSONAL.

Hon. !. w. Ivcy arrived on the gov
crnment steamer Cosmos this morning
from Sitka.
l. NJ. IIofstad, of Sitka arrived in
Wrangel in charge of the government
steamer Cosmos. Mr.. Ilofstad is a
brother of Inspector Hofslad of this
place.
|. S. Commissioner futile. of Sitka
arrived in Wrangel this morning. He
is the guest of Collector lvey.
Mrs. f.. Cook, of ketchikan, arrived
in Wrangel Thursday evening. accom-
panied by her granddaughter. The
latter will attend school in Wrangel
during the coming term.
2nd Lieutenant Robert Allen. Co H.,
l4tll Regiment, U. $. A., has gone to
Vancouver Barracks, to be on the staff
of Brigadicr General Il. NJ. Anderson,
W ho will go to the PHILIPPINES.
LIST Lieutenant II. +. Powell, LIST
regiment Illinois national guard, and
for some time manager of the opera
house. left this week for Chicago to
join his regiment, which has been
ordered to Cuba.
y choir of soldiers of Co. II. 18th
regiment, L. 5. a.. will sing at the
Grand Arny'memorial services in the
Presbyterian church tomorrow even
ing.
Stikeen River journal., 1898-05-28

The l4th infantry, t. 5. A.. Captain
bogar,lus t.Idridgc commanding. ar
rived in Wrangcl Tuesday and will re-
main here indefinitely.
Some logGers across the bay got into
Il quarrel Thursday, and one shot at
another. The parties have been ar
rested, and the trial will come off next
week.
The Davidge wharf will be complet-
ed. and ready for business next Tues
day, Richard Nightingale, the agent.
has pushed the work to a successful is
sue.
y few more left, send one to your
friends. For sale at Duncan Mcliin-
non S store, on by W, II. Corbcil,
JOURNAL office.
Stikeen River journal., 1898-05-28
Spiritual Church.

Mrs. S. }. Lenont, pastor of the Spr-
ituaist church will lecture tomorrow
Sunday evening in the court house
Subject to be selected by the audience
lsychometric tests after the lecture.
Admission free. All welcome.
Stikeen River journal., 1898-05-28

The executive committee of the On
ban celebration were photographed in
a group Thursday by Goetze.
Stikeen River journal., 1898-05-28

Ogilvie. The Skagit Chief was up the
river and the race had to b" postponed.
1t will come Oft at ii later date.
This ended the sports.
The Dance.
The social committees. j. \. Hunter.
Charles Mcrrill.and W. II. Corbeil, had
worked hard to make the dance II sue
cess, and the general verdict is that IL
finer dance was never given in Wran-
gel. One hundred couples worshipcd
at the shrine of Tcrpsichore until the
we srna' hours Mrkinnon hall WAS
Il bower of beauty in decorations in
British and American colors, and the
music was first class. The gay scenes
were cnlivened 10y the presence of
American and British army officers in
full uniform. The programs We're
works of art. and are treasured as sou-
vcnirS.
The Opera House.
Jhe attaches of the opera house
were bound not to he oltdonc. and Il
free. patriotic show was given. that
worked the audience up to the highest
degree of enthusiasm. and when the
great chorus of America and God Save
the Queen WAS sung, the audience
broke out in wild cheering that lasted
several minutes
At five O'Clock p. IN. james Rumburg
climbed the nights of Mount Dewey.
and pulled down the American. British.
and Cuban colors that had Aoated all
day long in the Alaskan breczcs testi-
tying To the patriotism of the .Ameri-
cans in thi, far away land. and of the
drawing together in closer bonds of
amity the two great branches OF the
Anglo-SaNon race.
Thu, happily closed day of general
fea-ting and rejoicing, when. in the
language of the great lnycrsoll. the
sons of freedom drank AT the fountain
OF enthusiasm.
Stikeen River journal., 1898-05-28

Ogilvie. The Skagit Chief was up the
river and the race had to b" post poned.
1t will come off at later date.
This ended the sports.