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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-03
NINETY-EIGHT DEATHS AT SEA.
Number of Deaths Among the RE-
patriated Spanish Troops.

Number of Deaths Among the Re-
patriated Spanish Troops.
Cadlz, Nov. 2-The Spanish steamer
Montserrat has arrived here From San
tiago de Cuba, with repatriated troops.
There were ninety-eight deaths on board
during the voyage and 500 of her pas
sengers are sick.
The Spanish newspapers are venting
their spleen on the Americans by pub
fishing ictions to the effect that the United
States sanitary officers at Gibara insisted
upon the embarkation of dying Spanish
soldiers
The Montserrat left Havana on Oct 12
for Spain via Gibara and Ponia del Gada,
Azore Islands. She embarked a number
of Spanish troops at Gibara and when she
arrived at Ponta del Gada 1t was ANNOUNCE
ed that there had been seventy-two deaths
on her during the passage across the AT
lantic.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-07-22
DEVILS LAKE RAMSEY COUNTY NORTH DAKOTA FRIDAY JULY a. 1898

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board satas q board of eauali-
zation.
JuLY Z, 1895.
The board devoted the day to the
equalization Of the assessment.
JuLYf8, 1898.
The board met at 1:3O O'Clock p. m.
Present Commissioners Upland.
Day, Baker and Kildahl.
Commissioners Kildahl was directed
to purchase Hank orrecovering tho
bridge near taco obsoAss--in DeGroat
township. 81. s,
j. q. jacobson, of Churchs Ferry.
was appointed appraiser for estray
stock taken up by George Cham
bers.
j. Mcbride was appointed appraiser
for an cstray taken up by William Nc
Nance
\ petition was 1ead, signed by Svend
5. Nestegard and twenty -One other
residents Of Norway township, asking
for tho erection of a bridge on the
county l.ne between sections l3 and 1S.
township l54, range G6 and 67.
Commissioners VanLiew and Kill
dahl were, on motion, appointed Il COM
mittee to examine into the necessity
for same and to confer with the COM
missioners Of Benson county in regard
to building tho bridge If found neces-
sary.
n petition was read, sigued Olaves
Lindass and thirteen other residents
of Cleveland township, asking the
building of bridges, one on section line
running east and west between sections
Is and 10 and one on section line run
ming north and south between sections
and 3.
Commissioners Ugland, Baker aud
Day were, on motion, appointed a COM
mittee to examine and report upon the
necessity for same.
Moved, that an appropriation of S75
be made to aid Lake township i'm tho
purchase of right of way for Il road
south Of Devils Lake through part of
sections 3 and 10, township 153. range
GA, this appropriation to take the place
| of one for building Il bridge on Chau.
tauqua road.
Duly seconded and carried.
Moved, that the county auditor is
hereby directed to issue call for a
general election to be held on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in No
vember, 1893.
Duly seconded and carried. .t
Moved, that Commissioner Day be
directed to examine into tho necessity
for the creation of election precincts
in the unorganized townships in first
assessment district.
Duly seconded and carried.
Moved, that the states attorney is di-
rected to satisfy the personal tax judg-
ment for tax 1895 against Charles Mel
son, it appearing that the property was
enormously assessed.
Duly seconded and carried.
Moved, that an increase of slOO bc
made in the allowance for clerk hire IN
the register of deeds office on account
Of the increase Of business in that
office.
Duly seconded and carried.
The claim of the Western Union
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-07-22

Telegraph company for rcfunding of
taxes to the amount of S7Gi.4l for the
years 1892 to 1897 (inclusive), on ac-
count OF over valuation, was consid-
cred.
Moved, that the claim of the Western
Union Telegraph company for refund
ing 57Gl.4l for taxes 1892 to 1897 inclu-
sive be disallowed.
Duly seconded and carried.
The county auditor was authorized
to divide the assessment of lots q and
"a, block 80, for the years that same
have been assessed together, the lots
being owned by separate owners.
The auditor was directed to advertise
for bids for COO ounces of strychnia for
poisoning gophcrs in time SO that the
poison can be in the hands of the
townships for distribution at the an
nual town meeting.
The following claims were examined
and approved and warrants ordered
drawn:
c W Kelley, supplies. es............ .s4l 20
Allen Tompkins, telephone SER
VICE w
Tribune Printing and Bindery
Co, supplies .................. 8 35
benson county, One-half cost OF
bridge .131 Is
J. Thorson, postage, etc .:.. IL 90
Walker Bros, blanks and blank
books ........................3 30 90
Chas Nelson, court order ..... 9 80
A w Cogswell, office supplies 13 40
p NJ Crary, printing ......... 5 35
G G Chambers, printing. ....... IS 95
u s COrdner, Office supplies .... 6 25
Z D McGahan, printing ........ 10 so
L c Saunders, postage and
money paid out t............ 25 80
Devils Lake News, printing 49,. 3 IS
s A Nye, printing g............. 26 20
} Q Adamson, stenographer in
justice court t............... 8 90
p "A DePlazes, labor. ...... 6 so
The Herald, office supplies .. 80 35
J W Whitford, wood 26 25
O Ruple and Chas Shong, scrub
bing g................ 8 90
E P Day, services as commission
cr and mileage 3s So
Frank Pitcher, release of dam
=, ages. 49,. ;....... 49,. 70 90
st. Vincent dc Paul hospital:
George Gunderson, H days
NJ Walsh, 5 days
Herman Miller, II days
Mrs Larson, 81 days
John Williamson, 81 days
John Cadigan, % days
NJ Bailey, II days 239 90
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-07-22
OFFICIAL

Proceedings of the Board of County
Commissioners of Ramsey County,
N. D., July S, 1898.
The board met at IL o'clock a. M.
Present - Commissioners Uglund,
Day, Baker and Kildahl.
The report Of Justice of the Peace ID.
q. Duell was examined and approved
and the following fees allowed:
The silver star., 1898-08-25
He,f.D.y schools.

The plan Of halliday sessions has
been adopted In some Michigan
schools, In order to relieve the over
crowding of children. Objection td
the plan has been made on the ground
Of Its depriving the children of half
their allotted opportunity for the ac-
quisitlon of knowledge, but the reports
Of schools, when 1t has been tried, are
conclusive as to Its grcnt advantages,
as well as to the fact that in the long
run the children learn quite as much
as they do In the double session. Que
superintendent reports that In every
school where the single session has
been adopted, the children, besides
making Just as good progress. rs those
In the dOuble-fasliion departments,
have freshness and vigor unknown
before; their discipline is far less diff
hcult and the need for corporal pun
ishment Is greatly diminished.
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MERRlrr.s REGULATIONS.
He Olives Notice to the Philipanes es r
turo 0ood l2ovefnnent.


He 0ivss Notice to the Philipansa ss Fu
turs 0ood Oovsrnnsas.
uong Kong Aug. iS.-A dispatch
from the correspondent at Manila OF
the Associated Press, confirming the
capture Of the town, says the American
troops now occupy every position for
merly held by the Spaniards, Of
whom O.OOO are prisoners. Not sim
gle shot was fired ut the fleet.
Tho dispatch also says thnt Admiral
Dewey picked up the end Of tho sew
cred cable OH Friday. but that the limo
10 not yet In working order.
Merchantmen are leaving Hong
Kong daily for Manila. A great rush
Of trade IL expected.
General Merritt Inns prepared proc.
lamatiOn to the natives which provides
q scheme OF government for Manlln
nnd surrounding territory and other
island places IN our possession, the
chief points Of which are:
Rigid protection TO NIL In personal
religion.
Municipal laws, tribunals and local
Institutions for punishment of crime to
remain until further notice (cxccpt
where incompatible with military ruic)
subject to supervision Of American
general.
Provost marshal and sub-provosts to
be appointed with power to arrest civil
~ well ~ military officers.
Open trade for neutral nations.
Public property to be vigorously pro.
tected.
No Interference with the people n
long ~ they preserve peace.
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Prssldene Deserves . Rest.

fesident Mckinley is likely to have a
pee to take u vacation soon. and he
70 and deserves ono as much as any
9-workinR man In America. He has
bad moments rest since the Cuban
Zbles illuminated last winter. and has
red from sixteen to eighteen hours u
4 seven days In the week, during the
!nse heat that has driven from Wash
ION everybody who wnB not compelled
>tay there. Thus far this has been the
lest summer known In Washington for
ID BY unprecedented humidity. Tho
psldcnt and Mrs. Mckinley both have
Dured the ordeal In II remnrknble man.
4 He has fortunate disposition and
endure heat and fatigue better than
Dt men. while she enjoys hot
lther. and during somc OF tho torrid
hts. while other people. were. painting
breath. has sat complncently under
Nj over her shoulders.
=. President has no definite plans far-
than that he has promised to visit
fothor. Abncr. who has taken u cot.
near. Long Branch for the summer.
he will probably run down there with
Mckinley for n few days ns soon as
IN get away.
The silver star., 1898-08-25
tn. Ans,o-sa.ton Dominant.

|tofessor Wheeler of Cornell Uni
Dity In the August Atlantic FORE
D the coming struggle for the mas
/ of the world. He sets aside the
n races as unstable and unpro-
Dsive, the Teuton Germany as
)lng some element vital to success.
ee remain England and RUSSIA.
6lav and the AnglO-Saxon, Of
ch Inst we are ana must be a part.
! to the AnglO-SaxOn he looks for
+ future world dominance In the In
1T Of civilization. humanity and
The silver star., 1898-08-25

Much Improved Service to Omaha and
Chicago.
Effective August 18th. the Union Pacific
train going via Julesburg will leave Dem
yer 1:4O p: m. daily. and In addition q new
train will leave Denver 10 p. m. daily.
out Of Denver for the East via Omaha
and Chicago: Trains for. Kansas City.
Denver iS:55 D. m. and $40 D. m. These
are the finest trains out of Denver Via re-
spective routes. Ticket efiice OIL 18th
street.
The silver star., 1898-08-25
Tho plrr..t p,cvc,, In IN. world.

A German has just completed bi-
cycle that has one wheel nine feet In
diameter. Two people ride it--one on
ench side. 1t runs easily because Of
Its scientific construction. The scien-
tific formula of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters Is the reason of its great vir-
tues In making the weak strong. II
your health is poor, try bottle.
The silver star., 1898-08-25
soNERs At roRrsMourH.
sA's Men Are BslnE Taught several
lmportant Thiugs.

Important ThiugA
sre has been very little trouble
the prisoners. Colonel Forney of
marine corps, who Ii In command
De camp, holds n police court when
necessary, but has seldom been
|ired to enforce discipline. Occas-
" there is a quarrel among the
ners or a case of INSTRUMENTATION,
there is n guard house In which
men are confined. AS a rule the
eners treat the American officers
the guards with the greatest def
BE and obey orders promptly, but
do not show the same respect to
own officers. As rule they are
Intelligent and only few Of them
any education. They appear to
been recruited from the very
g classes of Spain, and among
ig a large number OF convicts
were taken aboard the cruiser
Obal Colon at the Canary islands.
3 greatest difficulty has been
4 in compelling the prisoners to
kve the sanitary regulations and
Itivate habits of cleanliness. They
tequired to wash their clothing
bathe frequently. mt least twice n
!, either in the river or In bath
~ that has been provided for
When they arrived they were
igely filthy and were utterly indif
to all the laws of hygiene. This
1t necessary to frame regula-
which have been energeticnlly
ced. Now, after an experience of
nth, they are beginning to rec0g-
the advantages of bodily cleanli-
and decency. and they may be
10 Introduce some North Ameri-
BOTTOMS into Spain upon their re-
yry prisoner has been furnished
b full outfit of clothing, ns COM
and of the same materials as is
ded for the seamen of our navy.
man has II hammock. one blank
hair mattress, one suit of blue
lng, two suits of white, three
, of socks, two suits of under
ling, two hats and one pair Of
~. The most of them seem SO
" to appreciate the value of such
rdrobc as to suggest that 1t is n
Experience in their lives.
Of the prisoners are inveterate
|rDlers, and when they first arrived
bdicers had n great deal of trouble
this source, until Colonel Forney
q nm order fOrbidding all betting
Eames of chance. Now when they
detected violating this regulation
! money is cOnfiscated and used as
nd to purchase stationery and post
4 stamps for those who wish to
D letters. Not only would they
for money stakes, but many gam
away the clothing that was issued
hem.
e officers have cndcavored to keep
Fith events of the war and the ne
Dtl0ns for peace, but the sailors
u very little curiosity on the sub
= Occasionally one of them asks a
Dtlon us to the progress Of the war
repeats the information he, receives
Dis comrades, but they arc SO well
and SO comfortably housed that
\ are perfectly contented, and evi-
|kly prefer to remain as the guests
Dncle Sam. No man thus far has
)mpted to escape.
he authorities mt Washington have
y endeavoring through the French
bassador to arrange with the Span
government to take them home,
h the ministry ut Madrid thus far
fehown no intention or desire to do
|It costs about $500 n day to feed
without considering the expense
Se hospital and OF maintaining u
n Of 116 men. Now that the pence
pcol is signed and hostilities are
Dended the efforts to persuade the
nish government to arrange for
] return will be renewed.
The silver star., 1898-08-25
Fun Free-Labor Dav.

Frontier Day celebration and Buffalo
Bits Wild West at Cheyenne. Monday,
September 9Th. Greatest street parade
ever seen. Frontier Day celebration at
fair grounds free to ALL Read program.
turning leave Cheyenne p. m. and Ii $50
p. M. September 5th. Round trip tickets
only 500, at Union Pacific ticket office.
of the year.
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sv....ras l,sa No. llol... Amman.

Madrid, Aug. 16.-Thc British am.
bassador, eir II. Drummond- Wolf, to
whom Minister Woodf0rd handed over
the caro- Of American interests In
Spain on his departure after tho decla-
ration Of war, says: my task has
been light, for no complaints Of ar.
greesions against Americans have
come TO my attention. Some American
dentists In Madrid were unnecessarily
frightened. bat In Barcelona, where
Americans arc more numerous than
anywhere else In Spain, nobody Wa
The silver star., 1898-08-25

MRS. Crlsscross is away from home -
How do you know?' Mr.. Crisscross Is
cooling a watermelon in one of her best
jardinieres,"
The silver star., 1898-08-25
CENTRAL sAyINGs BANK.

Largest per cent OF arowth OF any Bank in ilcnvcr
Assets Jan l. Va sl32 G3 assets ian. l. as. tsO9
5per cent savings deposits Of t5 90 OOO Send
your signature with check. draft money order
and start account
The silver star., 1898-08-25

couragement?" "Weli, she declines m,
offers Of love. but she accepts my boxes
OF candy"
The silver star., 1898-08-25

H Cure Csassipasisa Herevss.
uS az: g Ssse ss.ss q =
The silver star., 1898-08-25

Julia, did you write and thank Aunt
Katharine for your birthday present? r.
'Of course; don't you suppose want her
to send me one next yeary'
The silver star., 1898-08-25

"Hobson hasn't been through the worst
yet" what do you mean?" He hasn't
been kissed by Boston GIRL
The silver star., 1898-08-25

COsMO BUTTERMILK TOILET SOAR
makes the skin soft, white and healthy.
Sold everywhere.
The silver star., 1898-08-25

war scrnpbook." Tired of it?' mo: but
she said there wasn't anything she could
The silver star., 1898-08-25
Beauty is HOOD Dssp.

Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty withoutit Cascarets, Candy Cathar-
tic cleans your blood and keeps It clean, BY
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all Inn
banish pimples, boils blotches, ,blackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarots, for ten ceuts. All drug
gists. satisfaction guaranteed. iNc. &c. 60
The silver star., 1898-08-25

Are you sure you love my daughter,
sir?" Love her? When I'm with her
and mosquitoes bite me 1 don't even
know it."
The silver star., 1898-08-25

"Graygreen is selling his pictures lik
smoke Yes: he has quit painting t
please the artists and is painting to pleas
the public"
The silver star., 1898-08-25

Plso's Cure for Consumption Is our onl,
Beitz. A30 9Th Ave. Denver. Col. Nov. 8, 'O5
The silver star., 1898-08-25

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup
For children teething the gums inan-
nation, ,aays pain. cures wind collie. % cents bottle
The silver star., 1898-08-25
Hall's Catarrh Cure
L. constitutional cure. Price, 75c.

''Is Blanche modest about her literary
success? Yes; except when she has on
The silver star., 1898-08-25

Jimmy. did you tell your sister 1 was
heref" "Yes. Mr.. Tanks. an she said
she'd felt all day that somepin' awful wux
soln' to happen"
The silver star., 1898-08-25

do what I would. couldn't get him to
propose HE must have been one OF
those immunes we read about"
The silver star., 1898-08-25

bssss Ysss Dewels WITH CaseePses.
5aAy CAthartie. cure constipation .sorevss.
The silver star., 1898-08-25

What docs Isabel writc from tho sen-
rel" "Sho. says there isn't a man on
place, and the gtris are all getting
The silver star., 1898-08-25

Ss perfect so%gl:.lop 49,. Srd ,s.1 sIsss .
DAP: 6oid svcrywhsrs.
The silver star., 1898-08-25

& S9 ssss s. sisrs hs s !: .s ..s assr ass q.
'sSSsss. s'.ys: vsS ne al. YSa!a Ss'. marry tall
The silver star., 1898-08-25
Feed Your N0TVos

ppon sieh, pare noafishing blood by
takins Hoods eafsaparilla, and you
WIN - ffee from thoss spells Of a.
epais, these slespIsss nights and anxious
eays, thcss gloomy, dsathliks fsslinss,
eheee sudden starts 81 mere nothings,
these dyspeptio symptoms and binding
hesdaehss. Hood's flarsaparill has done
NJ See many Others 1t will ours yoa.
!Aood'o 9aroaparllla
q Anesiea's 0rsatsse Medicine. o., slz sor q
Dooooso poooo sure 1isk usadashs. ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-07

chzndfse be cited and s6mcnsshsd 20 an
swsr tho premises and that all que pro-
c-ed.nss be had thereon. ard ina; sala
felted 70 the Insfed States according 20 fae
and provided.
made its order IN the premises i. the so'-
lowing letters ard figures. town..
I'm the District Court OF The Tinted
Northern psrssiorl.-tTnfsed States Of
America iibelaat, VS.. Sfzs- yards OF wool
eEs goods. SIS yards Of cotton goods. -
Of buttons No. Ie@ Order for Moni-
Vow. on this 18th day Of April. lsss.
s msisS a.st Il y was sa ss living ed
his information OF libel against the said
9111 yards Of WOODEN goods, 5is yards OF
and buttons. for the violation Of section
ssi OF the Revised Statutes Of the Uni--
ted States,
sit i therefore ordered that the clerk OF
this court issue a norition ard attach
ment directed TO the United States mar
sha! for the district OF Washington. com
possession the said goods. wares and Eer-
eisardise here.nbefore described.
1T is further ordered that the said
United states marshal cause due notice
also to one James Price. II the sa.0 James
Price can be found in the United States
OF America, ana 10 al otHer persons nav
ing an interest therein: and also give due
notice OF the information on fiie
by causing the substance OF the
said Information, with the order
Of the court therein. setting forth
the time and place for trial, TO be publish
ed In three issues Of the Daily Post-In-
telligencer. newspaper published IN the
city OF Seattle. in the said district. and to
post up the same in the most pubic place
for the period OF fourteen days, and that
the time and place o. trial is hereby fixed
al the city Of Seattle, ON the 18th day OF
&C. II, HANFoRD. Judge"
And thereupon the montion OF said court
In due and regular form and in manner
prescribed by law was duly issued by the
clerk OF the aforesaid court, directed to
the marshal. and by him delivered to the
United States marshal for said district.
wherefore. pursuant to said order OF
monitloR, notice is hereby given 10 the
said James Price. and to each aud every
goods. wares and merchandise hereinbe-
fore described. OF the seizure Of the said
goods. and OF the filing of said libel OF in
formation, and of the order of the court in
the premises. and each and all of said per-
sons are hereby notified 10 he and appear
In the above entitled court on the 18th day
of May. A. ID. ISIS, To show cause, il any
they have. why the prayer Of libe.ant In
said libel should not be granted. and that
said goods. wares and merchandise then
and there declared TO be forfeited to the
use and benefit OF the United States.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set
my hand this 3D. day of May, A.: u. 1885.
United States Marshal.
By +. M. PUGH. Deputy u. S. Marshal.
Wilson X. Gay. u. S. Attorney. attorney
for iibelant.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-07
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Wash
ington. Northern Division, United
Ssras WOODEN goods. It's yards cotton
goods. spoos and skens Of thread
and dozens OF buttons. No. I.aae.
Notice,
TO James Price and every other person
interested in the above described goods.
and to each and every person TO whom II
may concern. take notice:
That heretofore, to-@is. on toe 18th day
OF April. \ ID. lsas the above-uamed VI
helsut. by Wilson n. Gay, United States
attorney for the District 81 Washington.
made and hied its information OF libel in
the above entitled court. wherein and
whereby Il was alleged that on the lath
day Of April, A, II iSe. one James F.. Dan
United states for the SUPPORT or North
pert. collection district OF Puget sound
seized on land. Within the said district, the
following described property. to-w;t: s0eia
wards wooien goods sia yards cotton goods
divers and sundry skeins and snools OF
thread the exact number being unknown
TO informant. and divers and sundry but
tons. the exact number being unknown 20
informant: said property alleged 10 belong
Ia one James Price, and said property be-
iHg restrained and held In custody by said
deputy collector Of customs at satd sub
port OF Norfhport. as forfeited 20 The t'ri-
ted States fer tie following causss. TO-
wiz.
Ftrst-ThAt ne. the said James Price
d!a ON or aboSs; the 18th day OF April Is9s
az sa. a SUPPORT ~ Norsaport. falsely and
fra,duleniiy make and exhibit 20 the said
James T.. Daniels, said deputy collector OF
customs, a certain invoice OF goods then
sought 70 be entered. and thereapon enter
90 trto the territory OF the United States
as household goods and non-dutis bic goods
UaiirT the customs Jaws OF the United
states when upon an examination the
truth and fact Was found te be that the
said goods iesiEna;ed as household
ESslsis AID 1905 -ltsatle goods as aforesaid
contained coUce2isa therein. and not spa
cited che said &l2&a yards Of WOODEN goods
ssS yards az cotton goods. and divers and
Su0ssry ske.nS and snaols Of thread and di-
Ners ana sundry battaEs Of foreign growth
ANA manufacture, the same being then and
there suhtect 10 9aty BY Law. and the duty
thereon ret having been paid or attempted
10 Sc paid 20 the Iassed States. and Il was
tae opinion 81 the said james T.. Daniels.
collector 81 customs a. aforesaid, acting "a
az appraiser ard examiner Of said goods.
tsst sucH articles we're omitted from the
said invoke with fraudulent intsut upon
fEe part 81 the said james Price, shipper
arc owner, 10 slagEels the same TITO the
United states % America from the Prov
.Tce Or British Columbia and TO defraud
the customs ~ the Cniiad States. and tina.
the said goods were therefore and thereby
liable 10 Er.Eurs ard forfeiture.
said Information or libel rrasei that cha
usual process ard rsorIkoD 81 ,he above
court sssae, ard that all persons interested
Ia sai1 psspsrSys Ees&A xAres And Usg.