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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-29
Bonn enbanii6cn Seu6enbrrS.

S6duOerbafte GunibGts5uItdnbe gu
Santiago. = Girfa 80 5o0esfdqe
pro 3aq in Der Stabt. = nSmmu=
ne" i'm SoFpitaI.
@dI6in9ton, ,. g., %. Dug,
= @eneraI Q1ipton i9idt fol9euoe9es
peT6e be5ii9Fib Der Sanitdts3uitGnbs
gu SdntiaQo:
o@unttago, 27. Quguf. =
&ranf6eitsFdGe 555; iSieberfd1e 427;
neue 5ie6erfdqe 10; tpieoer eeneIen "a.
5p6esfdqe: Opbeno, 2eopolo, gipilz
perIon, poder. 0pienterie; 8ibsris, s.
g., 8emeiner, Comp. s. 2qinois, Sps
plus.
(9e3.) 2apton.
Santiueo, %. 4uguIt. - Der
Sronsporto1mpfer y8antber" III mil
10 trdnfsn SoIoaten berI6iebener Rez
gimenter abgefubrsn, bic yRoumdnia
gebt beute nit 428 franten Soloa:er
bon bier ab; es blei6en oemna9 nod
500 &rante fir bic .Olibstte", pel9t
an M&iitpo9 a6fa6ren Ioa; nur biz
S6pertrantsn bleiben nod 5uriid.
Die fpnnii9eu SrupaportI9ifFt
San auguitine, n2sunora" u. San
6ran3isco" ge6en mad Der 9uantdna=
mo Bah, um bort eegen 5000 {pani=
Ifs &riegsgeFungene ein3uI6iTFsn. @s.
tern iii Der 0umpfer r@beribon" mil
1000 frdntsn Spaniern in See qegan.
gen. Die &rdntsn 6efinoen Ii9 in Iolf
elmer 8erfufune, bdB na6 9lnIi9t Del
9ler3te minositens 80 prO3ent auf BEN
Srcnsport lterben perben- ecSm Gan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-29
@eben ans gSerf.
Die briNrn RiumungseG eGummi(iOnrH.
Sbre 0(brciie nad Gnba uuS 9rrtU
SficU erfUl9t nod Sieie @Odbc.
@en. SrBe iiber bic Barrier GOnfrrsns.

Der Senator ppn MSaine bat angsbF4
nod ni9t entI9teben, ob er ols
MitgIieo Der 5riebens Commit
Iipn fungiren min. - Seine An@
Ii6Ssn ii6er bic @rperbun9 tpeites
rem @e6tstes. - Die SanitGtsld9e
in Santiago unb umgebung nod
immer eine i9uuberbafte. - 8on
.unIeren angebIi9 rfie6erfeiten"
Sruppen Itegen bereits 200 0tann
i'm 6pTpitdl. - 40miral SAlep's
dngenebme @rlebniKe in 8uI6ings
ton. = Setretdr 2llger Tua trapt
BON Iaontaut 9oint 5uriitsete6rt
iein.
@afbtngton, .. G., %. 2Gug.
- IS Iinb @ortebrungen fir Die
i9nele 2lbreiIe Der GommiIiionen ge=
troffen pprpen, tpel9e bic &Gumung
Guba's unb 9Drto 3ico's bur9 Die
ipunii9en Sruppen 81 beaufiihtigen
baben. Die cubaniI9e @ommiiiion
6eitebt aus 9enerul @ube, Qomiral
SampIon unb 9eneral Butler; bic
Iel6f pirD am 3. Ssptem6er auf benz
6Hlfstreu5er nReioIuts" ubiegeIn.
peI6er Ii9 jeBt auf Dem Wege BON
Montautz9oiut nu4 POrtsmout3,
@a., befinbet. 0ieies S6iff purbe
gepG6lt, neil es gr0bere @Obnungsz
8equemli9teiten entbdlt, ais Der
&reu5er rRetpzgort." pel6er 5uerIt
fir bieien 3tped in2(uSIi4t genommen
mar. Der rReioIute" tpirb bic Cont
million na9 6abana bringen unb oaz
ieIbit 10 lange, pie erfOrOerli4, Der>
blei6en.
Die GommiIIion fir pOrto RicO be-
ite6t aus ben 9enerGlen 8roote uno
8orbOn, iopie bem QOmiral S9lep.
General 8roote lit augenblidli9 Be-
fe6lsbaber Der umsritaniI9en Streitz
trGfte auf Der SnieI; Qbmtrul S4lep
mar geitern bier, unb @eneral 9OroOn
teIegrapbirte, baB er am MOntug bier
eintreffen perbe. 9as QrmeszSransz
pOrtI9iff rSeneca" pirb Die Mtitgltez
Der Der GommiIIipn na4 Porto Rico
6ringen. Der ySeneca" lit augenblid@
lid in getpz9ort unb iollte am MOns
tag nit ben Poitia9er unO l1nteritiitz
5ungen nab Porto RioO iegeln, bof)
purbe Der 8efebl erlaifen, Die Q6fd6rt
bis gum Mittpo9 gu Derfaieben.
6ierbur9 tpirb es Nbmirdl S9lep II.
General @orbpn ermDgli9t, i6re @orz
bsrettungen fir bic Qlbreiie nit bieiem
0ampfer gu treffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-29

berIegt perben Tolen, nod ni4t be-
antpprtat.
Die QlusmuIterung bes 2. Regts
ments bon Iebra3,a geI4iebt bier I'M
Eager.
Chattanooga, Senn., 28.
4uguIt.-0ie genaue 3dbI Der &rdns
fen BON 8atterie 8 bes erIten lei4ten
9(rtiQerie 3egiments BON Obio bat
nod ni6t feItgefeGIt perOen tOnnen,
bod lit bieIeIbe pGbrenO Der IeBten
Sage 3iemli9 groB gepeIen. DaS
8erlangen Or. Moore's, Pflegerinnen
pSn Columbus, ObiO, Der 8utterie gu
fsnOen, beoeutet nidt, OaB feline Pfles
gsrinnen por6unoen iino, ionoern lez
ptgIi6, baB teine oerielben oi8ponlbel
linb, um bic &ranten betm 81 geleiten.
Die Gpmmanoeure Der beri6ieoenen
Sruppentbeile ienben ale bieienigen
i6rer &ranten na9 SauIe, pel4e
fG6ig iinb, bic Reiie obne nd6tbeilige
iFolgen fir i6re 8eiunDbeit gu unters
ne6men.
GetretGr 4Ggsr trart.
8afbington, .. g., %. 9tug.
- Man munfelt, baB &riegsIetretGr
2Qger frunt pon ieinem 8eIu6e i'm
Camp gBifoff gu MontautzPotnt.
R.zg., Suriidgetebrt 1T. Die Ytitglies
Der Ieiner 5amiIie iparen bemi6t,
alien TenTationelIsn 2tngdben iiber ba8
llnnoblIein oes SeretGrs bic Spite
ab8u6re6en. 9ieie Qtngu6en gingen
odbin, Mger babe auf Ieiner rSnipets
tionstour" in Montdutz9oint bel gro=
Ber SiBe piel WaRer getrunten, BON
Dem @afer, bas fir Die SplOdten be-
Itimmt lei, unb Ieibe ieBt an 9pientes
rie.
8e6GGt fein Gommonbo.
8ufbtngtpn, .. g.. 28. Dug.
- Die 46Fa6rt 2(bmirul SampiOn's
nu6 Guba pirO binTi6tlib Ieines
Commands feline 9erdnbtrungen i'm
@efpl9e bubsn, er bleibt oielmebr Be
fe6lS6absr bes nprbdtlantii9en Sc
I9puoers. Commodore P6iltp pirb
bic Qeitung Der 3eparutureu an ben
S6iffen in 9etpzgorf iibernebmen.
Gin @rQbf9Gnber Derurs
t6eilt.
S6orougb q ap. @a., %. Dug.
- 0us &riegsgeri4t Derurtbeilts ben
glr3t Or. Duncan, peI6er iih Der
G6GnOung BON 9rdbern gefdlIener
gonFDberirter bei 8ull Run i4ulOig
gema8t bate, gu fiinfSubren 9efdngs
nib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-29
GrrlaKene Sfilbnafen.

9eiTpiellpTe Rudii9tIoTigtsit in Der
8e6unblun9 BON Solbuten.-SoIz
baten nit Issrsn Mdgen muBten
leere &iIten bepd9en.
gepe 0ort, %. Qlu9uFt. - Die
3iidIi6tsloTigteit, nit Der man felt
&(usbru9 oes &riegss bier nit ben
SoIoaten perfdbrt, iquitrirt pieber elm
iSaQ, Der nit Ge9t dllgemeine Gntriiz
flung berborrufen muB. 8eitern in
dQsr 6ri6e purben Sebn 8unbesiolba,
ten pon 8opernprs SsLanb un5er Sibz
runq zines Gorpprals na9 oem bieIi=
gen SdaBumt geiunot, um uls 8C4e
fir einen 3ablmeiiter Der Qrmee 3u
biensn, Der 8etur- Ius3dblung Der
@ebGIter an bic Soloaten uuf guba Il.
9orto Rico nit elmer eroben 8elbz
fumme a6reiien IolIte. Die 2lbrsiIe
tonnte isbo9 ni9t erfolgen. tpa6rz
f9einIi6, neil bas 9eIo ni9t porbunz
ben mar, unb 10 entfernte Ii9 0er3ublz
meiiter tpieoer, Die leereD 9elDtaIten
unter Der 8efpadung Der 5e6n Batter
ldnoSpert6eiOigsr 3uriidlafeno. Die
len urmen 5eufeln bate man ieoo6
duF Governors sS8Iunb teine Rationen
mtt9egebep, menagtrt batten lie our
MtittaQs8eit aud nibt, uno 10 muBten
iie nun bungsrnb auF ibrem OerlOrenen
Boitsn du86drren. Ous 1lnteri9ab=
amt Dur0e CUR DorgeI4riebenen Sturr
BE- gsI6LOfen, dber Niemano fiimmerte
Ii9 um Die Da6e, Die O9ne 8efebI niAt
abtreten ourfte. S9lieBlt4 entI6IoB
IiG Der Corporal nit fiinf Munn nu4
9pbsrnors SSslanb 3uriid3utebrere,
bic ii6rigen fUnf Ytdnn muBten dber
Dor ben Ieeren &eIten nit nod leereren
TtG9en auF Bpiten bleibsn, uno ba iis
Qfbenos nod ni4t ubgel0it puren,
f8eint AUDI Der 6err Corporal Iie gang
pergeiien gu BADEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-29

aen TinO nod cirta 5000 fpuniI4e@OI@
odten bier.
2lm 1. September peroen Die S6uz
len pisber er0ffnet. SSn alien S9ulen
pirb BON jebt an aud llnterrt6t in Der
engEiI4en SpraGe gsge6en. Der Sc
iunobeiis5uitanb Der Sruppsn uno Der
@ipiIbeDOIterung 1T bur6aus ni6t be-
frieoieenb. Sn Der Stdot tommen
tGgltcb cirta 80 Spossfdue bor. Bon
ben rSmmunen" beFinben I9 CUR 3eit
200 damn i'm Qaaareth. Der &onlul
Der Ser. Stadten bon COLOMBIA, ,Senor
8rabe, lit am iSieber seItOrben; er nur.
be geitern begruben; ptele 6Idggen ma:
rem dnIGBIi9 ieinss 2lbIebeuS auf9alb=
matt oebibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-29
poSner's
Sausb1 ltunaS. Sinncn.

0tblsi6tss uno uugsblei9tes 5ii6tu6ltus, q
SOu brett, OOppeItc Sumust Dtuttr, iebr ieiHt
Sualitdt uHo iUeiG eear6sitet feline Appretur.
ipsrtb 50t., 36c.
gOas, seblei6t. Osuti6c uHO irii6s Gii6tu@.
,tuse, 10 Soa brett, tEtra i6iptres @epiat UNI
bouts opppeltes 9amast. Dsrtb $l.O0, 75c
errbc euu6s Ssruietten, gefruuit, in rOtben uni
blautn Rarreaur, ebts 5urben, CUTE, i6Uert Guu.
litdt lpertb 6c., 4c
Gtblci6te unO fiber eeblei6ts MittaQstii6.
serpiettcn, fciue 7amast=4lutT, arobts Gormai
uno poae 5abaeift,n= =RaHtt, pertb $l.j0 SI25
9Out esblebtes Rii6en eduotu6Imp, ciuid6,
II SOL brett ieint Gualtdt. iDti6 ueurbtittt unr
,upit f6 nidt ans, iuertb 81, 2ic.
graune enneu 5beeseunOtii6er, i5Dsrc Guall.
tat, boutrbafte Ranten ebr ubiOrbreHp, Dsrtb 6se.
Sc
sud unb Glussednbti6u, qsircnit, nit rotbsu
gOrten une roth unO blau,u adrreuur, paHsub fiji
ben 0ebraudD BON 9arbiereu. tpertb &C., Sc.
Nk - ~ NM ~M AAD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-29
Sraperie'n.

SilfoIiHs, nsus unO reibe sSnrbtH, 1Oc.
eolbcnt Rurt.Sraptrie. u,usit Tlut,r, Zoe.
5srauj0fi6t uuO su0ii6t Grttounss, 124c
Sunfpoqe Scnim, eldnasHDe UnO bibidbe 5Grben
15c
Gltsoutc S.iO,ns Srupuitn, .inia6 uuO iisurirt,
49c
Iaucp.q,frsiftt strim. in Beiai.Onen 6arbcu,
1Oc.
RunftOOae .nslii6e Rua, burrso unS oeitreift,
15c.
iSeiutt Gualitdt iSii6nes., lie.
Sopp.lsiuutee NaDras. puHttirt uno SlumsH'
0lufter, 25c.
gpnso,;+o-G.a. -.aI Ano
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-29
Siir SofGe, werdie
2seinfi6Reit uno ARRuratege
(&dten,

1T ein gasOf,u unentbebrli6. 8tnn Sic sInsn
@ag =gause b.uusen, bat 5br aiibeHmdodtn ttinsE
Gnti6uloieunesqruu msbr tur Elm dn9s'bparltss
Gsf5t unO br6mubtc altOer, oOsr sIn unoTosnfS
libcs gussbsn.
S5mus in Der Ride if tiH Sbrsd'n fir bic cute
Saugfrau, uno Sdmub 1T Elm unjsrtr'nnli6tr St=
eleiter Oes ROblensRanQes.
Bel .inem G,assRauoe in S6mus unm0o!ib, oa
BE-, otmislben f,iu Sborntein oosr StsnrObrtn por'
banp,n 1T. Rein 8ub, feline aibe fsie tbtrtrit'
benz oiss. Gin GdssHunos if itn 8tui4t in Sob
.L (2313
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-29
SOlit.r=lleberJiiet, einfa6 =
9tttiiber5iio,, einfo6
QOsner's
SUrt9eieRtcr SauSbaltungs=
Nerfaui.

Gs 1T iu grOber gsOurf unb plHdli6ertpeiis elm
eeuer5ier 9orrutb oorbonOen. 10 oab mir uneren
erOBeu @uugbaltunas= Bargains susUertauf seenoi=
gen foun.n. g8ir fobr.n olio oieie @pd1e nit pems
ieIbeu fort uno eebeH Sbnsn biermit cine abnuna
bon j,iner gDdtiot,it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-29
% 9rDscnt @crabicRnna.
ghwarse 9lciSeritpffe.

Seittbeub aus iiuurirtsn WaObairs, eiciIidns,
fieurirten GrepOns, SiogouaIs, grsaOclotb, 5urab
unb Sturm ssrs.s, gOplins, 6aibmtrt, 2unss
botuHe, 6enretta Su3, Runs 8eilins, eiufa4
9tObair, Gtamn,, atldbsguber, .inia6 6iciliun
uuo 2ijaro= =5u6e, BON big 9arps, runqirrnO
in greiien bon 81. 90 bis ,u zoe. b,rub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-29
YOSner'S
% projrnt RrSuktiunssDtr
pOn &Iriorrfuffn.

9Bie Sic Ii9 erinern tOnneB, MAIDEN
mir es INN oieie 3eit gu urIerem id9rz
lt4en plan, Sbnen Elm fpe3iea itortes
Qnerbieten gu MAIDEN, inbem mir Sb>
nen cine all9emeiue preisberabIesung
BON 25 pro5ent in &leibertpffeB OfTes
rtren. OieieS @reignib pirb bieie
Wo4e ftdttftn6en, nit ben na9Iteben>
ben Qttrdttionen:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-29

SRI. @innie 0dpis. cine So6ter
bon SeffsrIon OuOis. liegt gu Rdrru=
ganIettz9Bier, R.>S., ON Der 9aitritis
in fritif9em 3uItanbe bdrnieoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-29
MpSauitu= 03aloadJine.

Mosautos9 s9aloa5ine, aus beitem 9dujesReb ber=
eeitelt nit umortbburem 9atent Rabmen. nit
S6nur unO ROae. 90 bel 9, $1.10.
Rosquto= =9alOabins. aus better Guulitdt Guuie=
RES berGsitelt nit umorcbborem 9attntsRabmcII
nit S6nur unO SOle, fiir Elm grObss OOppetes
Eett $I35
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-29
eSarbige SleiSeritOffe.

9tfebenh aug S.uri.ttu Sero.s, Bbipcoros,
Sroaeelotbs, fdrrrteH unS oeipIrfelten StOffen,
SigcteuT= =RleieerfOfitn, Samentu9 Slanntls unp
ROOsttirs, in 2dnetn bon bis Z 9aros rduuirens
in 9rsiien bon $125 b,rab Bis ,u zoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-29
Sort 9ritte Der Qusz
m ufterund.

SO a 6iRg o n, .. g., %. Dug.
Die Qusmuiterung Der fplgenben
9Sreipiligen Regimenter iIt angeorO=
net porben:
8. Rsgiment pon Retpz9Ort, jeBt i'm
Eager BEL @bidamauga, our 4usmu>
iterung na9 9empiteub, SIS, 6eOrz
bert.
1. unb 5. Regiment bon NiFouri,
i'm Eager Bel G6idumaugu, unb 3. &ez
giment bon N&iFouri, i'm Eager BEL
Mibbleton, 9a., CUR Qlusmuiterung
na4 ben SeFferiOn 8urrudeH, no.,
beoroert.
159. Rsginent BON SnDiana, i'm
Eager BEL Mibbleton; Qtusmuiterung
in Snbianapolis.
l., 5. uno Z Regiment pDnSqinDis.
9ouperneur 8lad BON Seem Yorf
bat bic i9Isunige QusmuIterurg bes
8. Re9iments bon Repzgor in Ieiner
geTtrigen unterre0ung nit bsm Pr6iis
oenten bur6geIeBt. 6alt bic 9dlfte
Der W&anni6aften Dieies 3egiments lit
in 5Olge Der i6ducer6dften 3uItdnoe
i'm Eager bei G6idamaugu erfrdntt.
@benIo ipurbe bic QusmuIterung Der
brei erpGhnten Suinoifer Rsgimsnter
uuf Die Oringenben 9oritequngen bss
9ouperneurs Sanner dngeorpnet.
Can 6ron5iScp, %. Q(uguit.
- Die Galifornier 6lotten ReferOe,
e6enfo bic g6icdgp'er 5lpttsnJ3sieroe
pirb in ben nd9iten 3agen ausgemu=
Itert unO nd4 ibrer 9eimatb 3urudgez
i4idt peroen.
aus G6idamuugd.
Gbtdamauga, @a.. %. Dug.
= 0ret Regimenter itnb gsitern aus
Camp Sbomas dbgefd6ren um i'm
Eager Bel &norpile, Senn., Quurtier
gu bs3ieben. Die betrsffenbeH Qbt6eis
lungen finb: 2. 3egiment BON Wtii=
iouri. 5. Regiment BON MifOuri uno
bas 6. Rsgiment BON Ohio. Sn ben
nd6Iten Sagen pirb Der 9lbmdrih
oss l. Qrmeecorps 6spertIteqigt iein.
Sir bas brittle 9lrmsecorps 1T bic
SSrdge, mann uno nobin Die Sruppsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-29
20 9rDSent Serabietnns.
sSarbiae Seioen=3efte.

9etebenO aus eHiu6su iopunii6en etibsnfoifen,
bcorudteu iapuuiibeu Seioenfoffen, sinia9 Safz
fctu, tpe6elfarbeus Saffeta, tarrrts uno oeipiirs
felte 9affcta, fsurirte safeto, bebrudte 5oularOs
unO aeitreiite iapaniIbe Waid= seibentoffs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-29
20 SrU5cnt SerabieBung.
ShiuarSe SeiSen=3eitc.

Giufu3 i6puris upanif6e seibenfOifc .ufu6
ibpur3t Sufieta, einfut itbtUurSe SrOs Grain, einz
fut i6iuarJe atlabsSu6efe, eiufud i6purSer VT.
luB ibtpnr3s brofubirts Gros Grain, ibUarje bros
faOirte atlabs3u6sFe, ibparsc brotaoirte 3affcta
uno ihuorje 9upaocre 9elourg, bon bis 9arOs,
runeirenO in 9rciicu OOu 81 25 bis 25c.
25 8rpSent SerabTcbung.I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-29
25 3rpaent @erabTebnna.I
POSner's
WUuiielinc nnS Settsen9c.

ecblei8tes utit0 gttt,,us unO aOpttiHcn=llebcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-29
seblei8tes mObaiut eett,cus mO SopfHHsn.
@ebleihtes SemSenscus.
Scrtisc
Sctt. nno Supffiiicn=ltc ltcberSiisc.

Ginia6e ROpitiiitn= ll,bsriiie,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-08
RED LETTER DAY
FOR GRAND ARMY.
Most Cordial Hsndshaking Over ths
Bloody chasm Was Eminsntiy
eueossfui.

Cincinnati. Sept. THE national en-.
campment Of the Grand Army Of che
Republic today had its redletter day.
Yesterday was bristling white, naval
day, Tor iea and Monday blue with its
Threatening weather. Rainy nights and
clear days could not have been expected,
however,io suit an occasion better. With
reunions by regiments, brigades and
other orgAnized associations, day and
night al the week. there has been pa
rades daily. The labor parade opened
the week Monday. Yesterday was this
naval TarAde and today was the Grand
Army q the Republic parade, 20 Be fol-
lowed tomorrow by the civic and indus
trial parade as a peace jubilee demon
stration. The attendance In the city
over night and today reached fabu.
lous figures according TO estimates Of
the two dozen railroads that have been
tAred beyond their capacity. but ar.
/ rangemenis were such that none have
wanted fos food or shelter or suffered
from heat or want for anything.
AZ sunnse all were aroused by a salute
Of 4S guns At Camp Sherman. There
were numerous meetings previous 20 the
parade, bot none attracted more Attsn.
ton than the meeting Of the blue and
the gray si tho chamber Of commerce at
Ga m. This meeting had been arrAng-
ed by resident COnfederats and Federal
veteran, with = view OF bringing about
the most cordial handshAking over the
bloody ehAsm. and 10 was eminentiy sue
cessfuL In the meantime the contest
between SEXTON Of Illinois, Shaw and
Shots Of New York. Anderson Of Kan.
sas and Mack Of Ohio for commander.
in-chsf goes on with animation, while
Denver Kansas City and Philadelphia
are making hot contest for the location
Of the next encampment
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-08
Sixty WOrkmen Are Thrown Into
the River Some Sixty Feet Be-
low and Meet Death.
BUT FEW BOATS WERE
IN THAT VICINITY.
Very Few Of the Men WOnld Tn
dertake TO Swim Out Into the
Turbulent Waters 10 Save
Those Drowning.

HogAnsbuag. n. Y. Sept. About
noon yesterday two south spans Of the
international bridge Of the New York
and Ottawa, now under construction
across the ST. Lawrence river about
three miles from ST. Regis, an Indian
village, fell without warning with ~
workmen. all being thrown into the
river, some 90 feet below. over 80
were picked up and taken 10 the Corn.
wall hospital and q are now missing
The bridge consists Of three spans, Of
which two were completed Anf the
other nearly completed when the south
pier gave way At its foundation. causing
both spans to fan into the wator, taking
lie load Of human freight with IL.
The names of the killed and drowned
canno, a, present be ascertained, as they
were mostly from Pennsylvania
The bridge that gave way was being
built across the st. Lawrence river at
the foot Of Long saulte rapids. near
Reinhhrt island. The immediate cause
Of the disaster seems 20 have been the
washing away Of one Of the large piers.
Late reports from Cornwall hospital
say 83 men have been taken out Of the
water and transferred 20 the hospital.
Eighteen of them have since died. The
latest information makes Il probable
that the death list viii reach 30. As far
a. can b. learned 81 men were on the
payroll, OF whom NJ reported this morn.
ing for WORK. OF this list only ~ have
actually been accounted for All efforts
20 get list Of the names Of the work.
uen and those missing have proved fu-
tile a. yet
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Cornwall, Ont, Sept An eye wit.
ness Of the fall Of the New York and Of
tawa railroad bridge says he was sitting
on the bank Of the river watching the
workmen above him when without
warnins there came a fearful crash.
Two spans OF the bridge collapsed, i'm.
monse masses Of timber and iron dropped
and the Agonizing shrieks Of the men
who werc being crushed In the wreck
were drowned by the rushing waters.
Then he saw bodies coming 20 the sur.
face and the work OF rescue began. This
WAS helplessly inadequate. there be.
ing only few boats In the vicinity and
very few men who would undertake 10
swim out into the turbulent waters.
Many who might have been saved were
drowned before help could reach them.
Piteous, appealing faces sank beneath
tho waters before the eyes OF helpless on.
lockers. MAnglod bodies came 10 the
surface for moment and then passed
out OF sight II was a terrible and heart.
rending scene Even those who werp
got TO land alive were in such condition
that many died on the way 20 the hos.
pital Some had their backs broken.
Others both legs, while others were
crushed by the heavy timbers.
About 20 Of tho mon employed on the
span were Americans who came here 10
work for tho Phoenix Bridge company.
The remainder were mostly Indians,
who acted as assistants Every man on
the division went down with the wreck
The killed are;
w J. Curry, Paterson, n. j.
w j. jackson, Columbus, o.
Louis Baumor, Johrstown, Pa.
II, l. Dyart, Tyrone, Pa,
J. d Craig, Detroit
Pat Murphy, Toronto.
Thomas birmingham.
Dan Hughes. Cleveland.
Frank Loyigno, Ogdensburg. n. y.
W s. sherman, Cornwall, Ont.
W Saunders Baltimore
John Clause, CauFhnawoga, n. Y.
II Davis. Pittsburg.
Cyril Campbell, Cornwall
Tho injured are,
Mitchell Reeves, Cornwall, Ont, scri.
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Dallas, Sept The long period Of
hot weather came 20 an end rather alb
rupsly late yesterday, for the time being
at least. Ath;yb O'Clock the thermom.
etsr registered % degrees In tho shade.
Al 10 O'Clock the tsmperAturs Of the air
had been cooled 10 20 degrees, making a
fAii Of 2s degrees In less than five hours.
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OuHIy,
Andrew Smith, Rochester, n. Y, se.
riously.
John Fraser, Quebec, leg cut OF.
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nrI,l.h Vie. con.nI KIlI,h.

Gambia, Island Of Crete. Sept. THE
British battleship Campor,lown, having
on board Sir A. Biliotu, the British
consul TO Cansa, arrived here. Several
other wArships have also reached this
port, reinforoemsnts Of blue jackets
have been landed and early restoration
Of quiet Is expected Tbs British vice
consul here, Mr.. calOchsfn6 was killed
during the recent fighting.
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Judge cenner Not Iss.Irn.a.

Austin, Sept The published state.
mont that Judge p. II Connor Of East.
land has resigned Is not verified NJ tho
governors office II he resigned 90 tako
effect the day before the election, 10 is
questionable n an election can be- or.
dored, because thirty days notice must
hn riynn.
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Ne Turlh.r coaes..Iea. wan ns M.a.

st. Johns, Sept THE Newfound.
land government has consented to allow
the Gloucester, refrigerator vessel
Tillid. to secure 5000 barrels OF fsh baii
In our west coast waters on condition
that the owners Of the vessel give a
bond oi sio0o TO land the cargo In the
United States, thus preventing a proba.
bility Of portion OF it being sold TO the
French
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SPECIAL ROUND TRIP RATES
VIA
THE OLD RELIABLE SHORT LINE
u. 4 @. ". II. r.

The Quickest and Best Route. Une-
qualed Double Daily Service to st.
Louis, and direct Connections 70
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ss,.u,y-.iI Case. OF Typhoid Fever.

Boston, sept "A special TO The
Globe from Ponce, Porto Rico, says;
seveniy.six soldiers Of the Sixth Mas
sachusetts volunteer regiment Are in the
hospital here with typhoid fever. mala-
nal and diarrhea, aud 200 are confined
20 ths.F quarters unfit for duty. There
has been one death. Arthur l.. wilkin.
son, company NJ, Of Milford. The daily
improvement is noted In the mems phys.
ical condition. The Sixth Massachusetts,
will 90 TO Arecibo and san Juan In ten
days No cause exists for alarm In Mas
sachusetts regarding the condition Of tire
rogiment.
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Paris Sept The Figaro says a cab
met council just held unanimously
agreed on a revision Of the Dreyfus case
and directed the minister, Justice NJ.
sAnsn. 20 take necessary steps 10 that
end. Matin announces the discovery Of
facts duplicating officers Of the general
staff, adding that General Zurlinden,
the new minister Of war. reported the
matter 10 the council and urged the ne.
oesaty for reforming the intelligence
department Of the war Office, whereupon
he directed the elAborate project Of sep.
nraiing the duties Of the general staff
from those Of the intelligence depart
ment
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paign lies. General shAfIer Is generally
blamed.


NarrAgAnsett Pier, X. l., Sept T.
There was qui,s . noticeable improve.
ment In Miss Davis condition and the
day for the patient was both comfortable
and encouraging.
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Washington, Sept i-Socruiary Al.
rcr learns from personal reports OF on.
GERS whore tho responsibility Tor the
mismanaeement Of the Sintiago cam.
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Dedham, Mass. Sept Mr.. Bayvrd
passed comfortable day, being fully
conscious and taking nourishment, 20
that while bis recovery Ia not yet a.
sured 10 is considered probable.