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Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08
C5Oriiattes paa she siOe.J
Yriniesie Vaioemar al
Tanmarf.

s a~js6enbapn uoifi1ss for 5ib.n
go Biaeoer, mnlsoe meo 9a%nofarpe
al 4riHissie QnIhemnr-Iee r- mtit,
bbao man tdloer "Sti1sbensbiIeoer",
og fer. pibner ON en- m9rtslie aunits
feroigbeb. priniesfen, iom CT en- So
ter at prins 5snrp al Orleans % CT
rig Tom en- arsius, bar / ben ien.re
lib ilaaet fg pau Walins. DUN er
megst begupet, men bar tioliesre oitere
Diit iig iaa ercentrif, at ben samle, abs
itaoiee barlte Drowning. Tom life pil
Dioe al nogen Spertr1oelie al Ssm'
m%elig6ebens 9ope, bar madttst ons
oenoe Sustust mob benbe. prinies'
fen falot itte iielben paa at tl9be fg
no Tom en- 8ranbmono % | benin.
0ragt fare omtrirg til ale be Imaa
3lbebranos, iom opitob I aisbenbapn.
GUN baooe oefda for Stit at betale
be paatbdpenbe Cifiesrsrs Gislb. Oct
bar pattsrt NOT; men bun i~ortdlte ON
bet pod en- egen Maaos. gun paaitob
nemlig. at bum bapoe Jet ben us ben
Officer e1sr Solbat | gssreb meb at
bsgaa Setpmorb. iorbi be lite tunoe
bstals Tin S%tilsgielb. De fob an.s
rebs mso @eo9rmunbingsn for Bans
ben sfsr 5inoingen. oa bun belbisois
Tom iii os III fo%rbinbret. al be trbttebe
til. pGd Spsrgsmadl ON. budo Der
bar ipsisn III bun bet Spor, at be life
tunbs iubiri I'm @rssejslo. % Bun
fnnot. ia od at al BEN, bpdo be mangs
lsbe .1sr mere.
Deb iIers 2eiliebeosr bar BUN pitt
ia bpitsriff; men Bun bar psrss og .r
goo at ga / ois's TRANCE Sioer.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08
5yn pukntn.

Den 2osn Qpril par Der / 3aprence
og bennington Counties meb 8rubes
orbsioe beItiGftiget 1926 Mano.
III bette @ntul bar 1850 Mano Or
beioe / Someitate=M inerne og hertil
bprenoe Stampsmeler. Oct apGns
pani, Der emploperer bet nGit iterIte
Qntal M9nb, sr 9eabnooo &c Sela.
mare; peo bette Sirmus Smelter, 9rr;s
Der og &altbruo beitiGftiges 1878
Manb. 9oloen Gparb So. fsleer
bernGit meo 900. Reiten bar Qrteioe
bos be minore 8pmpdnier / 8ruber o.
StumpemsGIsr. Otter be nugialoenpe
2snningstarter tiener benne SGr al
4rbeioere bier Dag $11,322, bper
Moaneo $339,675 eIer $4,076,100
om Qdret. 6orpges Qrbsiosbielpen /
be nGIte tostrs Qar efter famine 5prs
bolO ipm / IibTte 9lur, bill Der psb uos
ganaen al inoeperenbe 4arbunorsbe
minbIt 10000 Mrbeioere pRre beitiqfs
tiast peb 8ruberne pg Stampemellers
ne / Sldct Sias, pg ct iuabaut Qntul
pil oarIig tisne tiliammen omtrsnt
100000.
a. n Da,t,r, ; c...
gn uulminbelig liplig @dlgtump
for 8Dembeber er MI iguns / 6uron,
berettes berfra ben 3ois os. s q.
6 leaper er ben eneite &droinat for
9orgsrmeiterembeoet, b~oprtiloo Der er
talrige Aipiranter til 9ptasierers,
Glsrts % Qloermanbs sGmbebernc,
Yda 5irsoag bill Der pgiaa fore9aa
8alq til Stoles Gmbeoerne. apinoevs
ne pil Der benptte i'm Snohposlie q
i'm Stsmme, % be tu9er tor Snteresie
| Gdmpen. Spr oerss Yrc3 ban III
ale andre 9anoihdter rsmmet Wars
fen, iad 9eisn er aabsn for oeres eqtn
aunoibdt, Wiiis Goot. alorig rilforr
har Spinoerne omfattst ct 8ulg r,so
'ua flor Snteresis iom psnne Sang.
znrteoc bousofuIs nso / IN srsno
Mrs. Chris Sobnion, boiat / en-
ipolias Del al Glurt Gountp, 5saii
Selpmoro / Wanoaas oeo at itprts IA
SUpeost neb / en- grgnb. SUN leo al
MGslinesr, pg meoens benoes Wano
bar gauet til Srsnoen for at bente {.
Spuno 9dnc, iprung Suitruen op /
2ben Stage, uabneoe Ell ginbu og bops
pspe uO, itpnote ia perpda ben til
9rsnoen og hoppsos b%opeotuIs neO cert.
Mrs. Subuion bar p aIr 9amms! %
sfttrlaOsr iig ire 9eu,, osa guaite et
Barn paa fun 4 Tiger.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08
Sireo8tppeuoc aargans. Go. By B.

pmtrin9boenoe Sarmere ultio Fitet mcb
Sncre / 9uuer gienusm Sien, men
life iioite 8inter, Oa Siiteriet blep for
buot al 6iIteinipetterens 9tsIiitent,
Der fra i'm Solig bar fuIp lloIigt oOer
Snoisen. Stu bar 5armsrne IiOt
Gisn meo ham, ibet be pauitaur, at
oerss S8Huler i tioligere 8intrs bor
oGret 6iItsns Reoning.
eOOu Rapips goifoutor ~yIpnoret.
SiOlig 6reOag Worgen Itepe Der
Snobruo / Coon Rdpips 9oIttontor,
bppr 800 / penae og 5rimGrtsr bleO
Itjaalet. M}eo en- Sl9Qge, ipm Sppens
hapbe ItaTFst Iig / en- nprliggenos
Smeoje, ilo9 be en- 0sr at 6GngIlers
ne og benDtteoe fig tiGige at Sruot %
0pnamit. 5oreoerne iormooe5 at
bore goot tjsnbt / Ggnen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08

- 2sitnant 8. 5. Snopp bar FOR Dc
9orensoe Gtatsrs Rsgisrtna tis6t
arnoi.reH "Diossnes" al 5bamss
cSron 0orts / 2on6on. Den sr for.
bolospis liosn, fun 1900 6sitstraiier.
Den pGr oprinbelig bneest for Den pors
iugiIiits Rssisrira / 1882. men al en-
ellsr onbsn @runo piloe ben life hope
ben. Den blep ombpegst ifior % 6lso
M iolgt iii en- ~uiGouanlia 6iaig pris.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08

lto, ON benoss 2ip tunoe reooes. 0a
ulptten bGnote, bar be Glbrs al Sls
lets Golf uoe / Stalobpgningsn. pi.
gems Rapn er Carrie; bun er ben Gloite
0atter og II Qdr aammel. 81.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08

.Rae.- iasoe S~totlrnosrn iii I'm seE,
.i,a bsrtr, ou CT biepsH iorslfst ! aatis ste
u:u5.@
IA, SanoB its pot q Hsset nrr
uep BET; men piscu bar iuatu IlDni, % Iaa
iasOs its iii mig ietc: "Nlac,' idGos lsg 'prr
IN monp:' GO isa par en- NaaHo, % III 8aaT
i,s icrbi b,Res mio lille 6Orast.'
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08
apsrt,sismsmiu

ras i~Hsfsvsrss Isnsa 5usr Dauoss % ferssss nsp
gen su~ertisfsusni,r ~iHsiasss iffe ! to ras atnanosn
,slaenss gumsr,. mssmiuere bet ufr7s sisa for1as
ses. Spts ct ADVERTISEMENT, Der 'srn forHuer tno
Tirsbassuunsrst I Gy.. fsrIansss inetrr'ssi ? @anas'
oil bet femme tao 10 7trssassHnmers. Srese, Der 'noe
bofoer ap~st,isismsnisr ION bet Batter rfe, bsr rn1"
pslnffn-
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08

i. q. SanIcn, Ell GARNER nGr GAL
lmOsr, bigit i 2srbass Selumuro /
Gort Dodge peo at tage Strpdnin.
6ars Sjnositemning par tpmmen uo
ti y~jgspGgt pso operbreoent 0rittsri,
s ial grsb ban til ben f~ortpiUIeoe
9anNIing,
StbbrGnot Grcomerh.
Genera Creamery soelueoes peo 81
N5ranO tjoIig 2sroas Morgsn. 0a
Chen Opougeoes. bdpoe ben ullereoe
iaaa Ioooant Soertag, at Cuttings
ioyil9 iouOtes unpttslsit. Sabet er
&00O meo $500 i Ns'urunte. Sugen
HN, bOorIeces Sloen er opitaaet.
7sIOmano SSassmsoe.
Zen iio'te 2Brbd9 / Greitou afbolote
GIltsiOniersns al 0emotrater, 9opu,
ltT % 5riislpsR epublitanere bar
s'St bsir9t, bsbsr bet. Der oeOtogeS
en- R'IpIutjon ON, at bpert Yarti Itul
'artiIt bolos fin CONFEDERATION,
5'ot osr Oil blipe palgt Oelegater iii
On fals8 9iitrittstpnpsntion, ipm
Ar7oo Otl bUpe at npminere en- 8ans
49,.
Soot Tor &Ongresien, ioet bpert parti
''oSltotnoe iRrittlt boloer fig til i'm
9n Organization. Sio pg Steo for
S'nosntjonen sr ben 16oe SUM /
eN'ton. Oct beIluttebes at nominere
IN 'uIoitGnoig Sictet / 3oie 9ommers
'l.tiit. 6pIgenbe ReIolution peotos
IL; 'Se'INttet, at bet er 8onfereniens
t'rmsnjn9 at be 5oreneoe Slater
.'70oIoeIt8 ber anertienoe Gen Gubas
na'a1ngigbeo % meb i'm 69r Og
c'aoos giennemfsre FIN 9eilutnin9."
GbriS canicuS 1as.
NpriIterminen at Sorsneoe Staters
S''oss og 0iitritsret Iattss Sirsoag
BONNER Sbiras / Solar Rapios.
:" II ooitiaige GibiIidser benpiit til
J'I3sr foruoen ct Intal &rminalIds
s'' Chris SanIens Sag er bog ben,
VI I'll tiItrGtte fig ben fterfte Sps
"''''omheo. 9an sr, Icm man pil
"1Nor', ontIuget for at BABE ienot
-.as'snos 9repe gisnnem Soften. DE
,1'He lmoo BAN er dfaiSrenoe, og
S''osrsn Oil ubentpiol blioe ienot til
<18'falet for en- lRn9ere HRtte al
"''' "a han 10 allerebe tioligere en-
~"9 bar liooet / 3ugtbus for en- lig
''O' 6orbrpoelis. San cr banit og
"o'PetuIerct 8eorager % Sonoes
''sst en- at oisIe, Iom altto bitter
w Haoo Tor at itafe fig Mpnt. 6an
ou''Idgs 6Olt peo R9ieu. SiGr
W." ban !a9t fin SIP paa prsIternc;
u. Tar bet BAN en- lamb 5urrsielle
~, bag 2piet. SonIen er osiaa
'''' ION "G}r. Subnipn fra 0snper."
si're S'Gusoer a, boo ain.
~ ~
1'o HutRoen tribes / Senbdg: gls
l'r bar Gtranoen peo Soft So
a' Kate Der noroenfur paret iaoles
's''r0't meO bob Gift ipm iuur.
~ an 8anite tort Stretning tGleoe
@'aR0 tiIf9IOispis $50 Stir. osos
'.o'0' lom Oeisoe fra 20 til 80 %
P0no, vi 8lact Bats % andre
nRoes Der pgiua en- bel Del
.D'i Den oOOs 6ift, Tom RpnOiste
;. '' oar mauttst lsie SDlt til at groce
5oroen. aioligere gintrs 4ay
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08

81 uOFomne Hilmntere al "SeO
Srnen" fan er9oloes lor zoe
.utra.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08

81 5. 3 8opum
Il 7,corab'g pitsn's
rri'rNt ggtrt o8fOm
t,sdn ~brmDuotget III
d; nootoes me GbcD
renter o. 8etalmsfor
5]ugirwijVr, ION or
i.Tia!0eu.
.. glUuuOier.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08
GU ipanife 1rounina.
slmsrifa aipsr riaeIia.

MiIs Barton. Tom er praiioeui ior
"ost rsoe aors." lasbe 9eisn til Gubd
orer Tampa, 5sr bum neg Ombcro
for at iHoitibs iig til 9dpdna. idsoe
bun: Seq er after pda @:isn til CUBA
for at bring. SisIp til be uInttsliae
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08
s%ieobrGnot Grcomern.

g'nsOu Grsamerp sosIusOes peo 81
tiOIig 2prcas MOrgsn. 0u
.3iNn O~poageoes. bdppe ben ullereoe
Ioooant Soertag, at SIutningss
ianOtes unptteIsit. Sabst er
&,00O meO $500 i as'urance. Sugen
.ao, bDorIeNs8 Sloen er opitaaet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08

On TOR WRrgoe poteter uofsrsS /
benne lib fra 6aribuuIt, bpor Here
Sptipbere fpIoer Orores fra Ct. 2puis
c5 Gften. SnotiI / Senougs bar Der
ufienot 25 SerubaneOogne msb qoteter.
Siotil bar Der pGret betuIt 50 Gents
a.. m,,Ek.f
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08
JnoIdnoet.
gonna.
7rii SoripipIsIfe, Sslpmero

j. q. 9anipn, en- Garmsr NOR Gal
..no,y, bsgit / 2srougs SelpmorO /
.Gort Dodge peo at tase Strp6nin.
.8ars Sinositemniug par tpmmen uO
li yjgspGgt peo operbreoent 0rittsri,
g iad gre6 ban til ben fortpipleoe
Gambling.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08
ehtthina q oiao.

Deb at formod Spdnien til at ,npe
arissn % Glsnoisbe0en Pea Su6a bar
Yapsn frslIt BET Ruu9cenos 'parits
aongebus. Gorlihsrns. ION sr mere
erieiatbolIts suo andre Spanisrs. tan
lite trilas Sronninseus apoisbso MOB
paUsn iOm paaltuo III a. itpris hensss
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08
en- snssiR uotGIeIic.

s llnosrbufst itiaebs Mi6dsl 3apiit
oa JCbn Morlsp Spsrsmaal til RE
aisringen ongaasrbe ben iponitsdmez
%ritunits aOnflitt. SIR. 9dlfour ira
rsbs: Seq peO lite mere at iiss, sno at
Striosn poIosr 2Gngitslie / su6psr so.
psotoo. gad bsgge Siosr al atldns
tsrbaUet itr9psr Rssisringsrus alporIig
meo at o~pretbolos 5reosn, og ali, bpao
Der fan gisre. bill bliOs giort."
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08
ON ina uotaislis.

gsrliusr Bot i~triOsr: "5orisaet paa
al iad iituno en- i9tes ssuropqif 5ns
tsrpsntion / Strioen mellem Spanisn
og DC 5oreneOe Stater misIptteoes,
foroi Wagierns life tunoe 6lipe snigs.
Setter Wilbelm pilos lite inoldoe ia
pua aHRren. Oct er tpiliomt, ON &c
5or.neoe Statsr al Baoen oil laos ia
bepass tit at sipe flip paa en- FEB Stsg.
Tom be naftsn bar 5ingrs l."
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08

c. a2, . sPHarrcr. & maaS,. 9 sUSfitr
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08
Rp Sninrssntisitr.

pua en- plantdgs / prooinisn gusrs
to principe pda Gubd blso nplig en-
iporIt Scratching operrdTtst at S,ns
iur1suterns, fem orGbt, en- Officer GA
u Soloatsr og idorsbs 6 andre. glu
tom 100 Spanisre for at bi.lps; men
be 6leo omringsbe og madtts trqtis ia
til6age msb tort LAB. Islsgrdmmst
bibrerer fra ipunit ailOs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-04
"Thc Volunteer"

The American drama entitled THE Vol
unteer." or The Signal of Liberty" was
produced last night at the Third Avenue
;heater by the Jossey- Marvin Company to
a crowded house standing room being at
4 premium. This piece tells Il story of the
American army and navy OF the present
day, and il is needless TO say that il is
brimfuli of patriotic clmaxes. which last
night stimulated rounds OF applause and
was instrumental in provoking many pro-
longed and vociferous displays of patriot
ism. The story is based the imprison-
ment Of Mario Cardenas Cuban patriot
and The cruelty he was subjected to at the
hands Of the Spanish government
In the first act the arrival of the United
States battleshp Maine at Havana saiut-
ing Moro castle she enters the harbor.
had the effect OF bringing forth deafening
applause. while the scene depicting Central
park, Havana. showing view of the Maine
al anchor, with Moro castle in the dis
lance. had an equally enthusiastic effect
In the third act an illustration of the de-
struCtiOn OF the Maine through Spanish
treachery was also given with splendid re-
suits.
The story closes by the destruction of
Moro castle and the occupa ton OF Havana
by Am rican and Cuban soldiers The finale
is exciting and the audience was unable 70
control It's feelings
The Volunteer" VIII be produced every
night this week
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NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.

Ms FusseL has resigned as pos; rs.ss
Decdcur
F. F. Paddock 81 Spokane. has been sen
fenced 20 TIE county lail for four months
for wife~beatiug.
Receiver Rogers has been granted mar
MISSION by the court 10 sell the furn4furA
and fixtures ~ the defanct Bank o: sun
ner
a =. NJ ls station agent at Fa!rha,en
Slate' that the shipping bG@ ness OF tnat
station for the month OF June Mas rfs
largest Of any city IN the Nor:hwes. y
ceptlng Sfattle
TIE quarrel between Frank Grimes and
Phi}ip Ho.dworth. in the southern part ~
Taarston county. was about a giri with
W20m both are IN love Crime whinu.d
out 4 knife and stabbed Holds worm
eeven tines.
TT" PuyaliGp Iniepf .deut gays The
local sop naFket - practically dead ard
90 r~fn@ii. - E3;3 She Bew craE. fs in
%" .ai@- IFe growing vine promises w.}
~ tn-s - son ana ne Io,l-e- hss not rsf
Co'1lii7s.f-csd very active depre,5a:lO
TIE state fair COMMIT srroEl Il advert
for Esc-s Tor the cons: rict!er u th-se large
Dli1. 3inEa or the state fair grounds Al
North Yakima. ~ = s1xed Tor exhibit as|3y
AMI q her p1TFo~Sssl They TT ~ t,e com
pi*fet before ne dates set for ne faH *
h.bif.ozs.
Dave Sny3er. = ~eEl-knovf s.4iusrs, -gstr
% t1raEi4 FORKS. usay lose his RICH. hard "a
a result - Injuries receive <t recently Ifs
haf. a rpT'e around his hG ma aaa ~as .eai-
INK uack animal The horse ran away,
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tries: Frank Chamberlain. Walter p. MI
Ter. W. II. Priest. r j. Marsh. F. NJ Nor
ton. H 5. Watson and Melvin Overly. Of
Seattle; George Watson and Frank l.
Poole OF Tacoma: Charles Rutterworth.
Seattle; Ed Blackmore. Vancouver: coop
er Harold, Seattle: Louis l.. Luce. Bal
lard: Schons Seattle; Hunter, Nauaimo;
Cameron. Wellington.
Third event. one-naiie open, professional
Entries: F. J. Cotter. Ben r. Bee-ner
and Jack Sharick, Of Tacoma: George
Crawford. Montesano: Aubrey Lester, S.
attic: Charles z. Marshall Vancouver:
George w Kendall. Portland: Tom Spain.
Vancouver. and Hardy Downing. San Jose,
Cal.
Fourth event. five-mile handicap. anna
;eu--Entries and handicap: Hunter. Ma
naIrno. and Cameron Wellington. scratch;
Cooper Harrald and Fred Schere. Seattle.
~ yards Ed Blackmore. Vancouver. .
yards: F Chamberlain and a. n. Chris
togher. Seattle. 15e yards: /. L. Luce. Bal
lard 80 yards; Melvin overly. Seattle.
H. : Watson Seattle. - yards; r. Marsh
ard T. VI. Merton. SEATTLE, SO Yards; ".
y. Rochon and ". II. Priest. Seattle. So
yards. ". +. Miller and Charles Butter
worth Seattle, 400 yards
F:ffh event five-Taiie handicap. profess
~ional-Entries: Hardy Downing. San
jose and c. Crawford Moutesano scratch:
F J. Co;;er, Tacoma. ana q. w Kendall,
FoortigI,d - words Aubrey lester, Seat
lie. 100 yards, jack Sharick Tacoma. and
Swanson. ~ yards: Tom Spain. Naneou-
yards.
Sixth event. international pursuit race
between teams from British Columbia and
WASHINGTON. Riders will he chosen at
TIE track. One prize so gcld watch.
Toui&ht~ Fireworks.
Following Immediately after the bicycle
races WIZ come the fireworks, the most
gorgeous pyrotechnic display ever seen on
the Pacific coast. The grounds round
about Athletic park form kind OF am
phitheater. ana this spot has been seiect-
ed for the featured illumination. There
Is ample room on the green slopes 10 seat
the great crowds TIA; viii he present.
Probably this will he the most delight
fui affair Of the day.
First Regiment hall.
During the evening those who do not
wish to gather with the throng at the fire
works display may find amusement az
the Armory, where the First Regiment
band VIII give grand ball The grand
march viii begin al $50. An admission
charge OF 81 will he made for gentlemen.
Ladies viii be admitted free.
Three aerial bombs will he fired on Pho.
neer place at 10 O'Clock this morning to an
nounce the beginning of the parade.
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dragging Snyder and severely wrenching

dragging Snyder and severely wrenching
and wounding his wrist.
4 meeting of the Democratic state cen
tral committee VIII ba held at Tacoma
Wednesday, July 8. 1895 for the purpose
OF apportioning the delegates among the
several counties OF the state fixing the
tbne and selecting the place for the next
Democratic state convention.
Washington Is to have new govern
ment fish station. a result of the efforts
of the state fish commission Three sites
are proposed for it's location, the Puyal-
lup. N.squally or Nooksack river-and a
commissioner VIII probably soon be de-
tailed to examine into tho merits OF each.
Len Hail brought to Waila Walla Friday
a fine bunch of winter fife wheat from his
Eureka Fat ranch. Although gathered
promiscuously. the ears average nearly
five inches in length. and every one is well
filed. He has so acres OF Il. which he
says will yield thirty-five TO forty bushels
per acre.
T.. \. Dingle. of Buckley and Nelson
Rich. of Prosser have been awarded a
contract for building a road from Car
bonado to Fairfax for the purpose of de
Veloi,nC the coal mining properties at
the latter point. From 200 to 900 men viii
be put 10 work. and the road completed
by October ].
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Quaker Doctors Itcturjous

Last night the Quaker doctor, finished
their Whatcom engageme making the
biggest sale known In the history of their
business While there an attempt was
made to run them out OF town Though
they ten Tered their money for a license IL
VAS refused. They appeared notwith-
standing. and were arrested ard fined. and
otherwise in'erfered with. They sent for
Melvin @. Winstock. the Seattle LAWYER.
who. with Dorr & HALEY. local attorneys,
enjoiDcd the city and were successful at
every point Of the fight The fines were
returned. and The city also returned the
Kcense money. Last night n thousand peo-
PIE cheered the company when they prom
ised 20 return
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. - N&e&e go
a
, MAPS ARE IN DEMAND.

..Gfve me q map" said Ma >.
= po,~on. planning his cam =
8 pafgnS. give me a map
= says the American. reading of =
= the heroic achies ements Of =
Dewey, HobxOn. Roosevelt, Z
= Shafter. As the climax OF the
, war approaches the interest n
becomes more intense. Ii il e
Z tantaIizinx 10 read the full =
, press report in the morning 4
paper and not he able to locate 6
G the places named. Baiquiri. (,
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-04

From Shores q oak 10 shores OF ar
The brave Atlantic reared her call.
And deep behind the mountain wan
And startled kings from oversee
Beasid z mighty flag unfold
To one vast cheer thai under-rolte3
The arches % imneaS.tys
In freedoms sky was get sign
Whose sgisssior d.rnmed her stars OF gold
Like that strange cross that aa:nsEi CO o.9
Before The eyes OF Constantine
For. iinne6 ia fire that all may see.
Or C;iory-'s hsttle-tiag afiaun..
Beho,1 the iron hand ~ Grant
C.osed In The CONF a1e grasp OF Lee.
4 nd by that sign We conquer. LORD
Have mercy for the brave who die,
Bus trey who mock llse martyr cry
Must feel The vengeance 81 the ~woTat
WIZ II tn mpson.
Several times Mr. Thompson Was inter-
rupted by ouiburs;S Of enthusiastic ap-
pause After ne had finished and aoa1e
degree % quie; had been restored. tn.
Rev. = - Llwyd. tn speaker 81 ne
evening. delivered the patriotic Grafton.
Eioqusg. and imprisoned. ais words drew
upon him The p.aBdits OF t1s mass. 50 that
time and again ne vas Filled . stop
ana raise MS hard for quiet In orier that
his voice Nigh. be heard When about
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-04

Tks news OF the destruction Of Cervera's
Gset fell Upon Seattle last night with 81
resssrbis' force. From the time the first
bullstin WAS posted announcing the report
OF victory until the confirmation came the
wave Of enthusiasm grew and spread itsslf
over the city until nsGght else was thought
Of or mentioned. The eadylng crowd OF
iIlnaaXts tina, filled the brilliantly lighted
streets n1assod Itself in front Of the Post
inte!lisencer and drank In the news only 10
breathe it out in an Immense volume of
sound giorfying the Stars ami Stripes
ami the brave souls who are facing death
that q righteous cause may triumph.
Men may live three score years ard ter
yet never SEQ such scenes Of spontaneous
enthusiasm s5 were enacted last night. IL
was typical OF the American people They
EeFer do Things by halves and In keeping
with this principie and the example set by
Sampson they lei down all barriers and
celebrated nsver before.
The Immense religious jubilee In Pioneer
came. The inspiring sound from a vast
chorus singing America could he heard
a~ the strip Of paper confirming the de-
s-;T;:esion Of the enemy's fleet vas poeted
Their IL vas that the enthusiasm reached a
mighty climax. The religious exercises
were deserted and Thousands O! men. wo-
men and ehiltlrsn rushed peii mel! 10 the
corner OF Second avenue and Cherry street
They came from ali directlons They yell
ed and shouted They eibowed and crowd
,d each other to get a look Ut the Official
announcement.
Til. crowd grew and grew AMI moved
forward ans backward like the surf Of the
ocean Fire crackers and bombs we're
speaking In a dozen different keys. Thou
sands Of Incn were trying 10 ont yell each
other and above the level field Of chez Flag
humanity were waving hundreds Of aag4
The end had not come yet. There was
sttIl another climax. The already mon
Sir3Hs crowd was constantly receiving ad-
dtious The streets presented Ia" appear
ance of am hills. Ssles AXIS were forgot
toni McIs came running up the middle of
the street. taeir hats In hand and .oat
tails flying. AZ the cheers for Sampson
throbbcd and yibratssi in the cool niehr
air these men would wave their arms Wild
Is IN the ar AMI painting. amost speech
less join the chorus
Thousands II patriotic citi3efis WIRE now
croRess! together in the streets and from
tho wlud0ss - surrounding buildings hun
dreGs % heuda were poAel ont.
II was = brilliant seere. Their was life
There was action AMI feeling. There was
a terrific din. II iii meAnt one thing glory
for Clf GLORY and the brave boss WHO are
zweterng under Cuba's torrid sun or fac
ing Shot ana shell
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-04
CASTOR WOODW ARD DEAD.
SON of Prominent Minneapolis
Merchant Dies In Seattle.

CASTOR Woodward son of A. NJ. Wood
ward prominent grain merchant of Min
neapo,is, died yesterday at the Seattle gem
eral hospital OF typhoid fever. aged 10
years. He was spending his vacation in
Seattle when taken Ill., The remains Will
De taken 10 Minneapolis by Mr.. Wood
ward. who accompanied his son West.
The young man was graduated from the
Minneap polls high school. He was well up
In a large class and his prospects for a
successful business life appeared very
bright His death VIII be a great shock to
his many friends in Minneapolis.