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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-16
IRON ORE PRODUCTION.

Mipnesot. Has $4,000. 900 Tons to Its
Credit since 10 Began In 1884.
WASHINGTON. Aug. l2.-The geolog.
ioal survey has completed its report Of
the production Of iron ore throughout
the United States for the calendar year
1907. II shows that the total output
Of that product was l7.6is,04O long
tons. MINI esota. according to the re-
port, produced about IS per cent Of
this, standing second in the list. Mich.
igan leading for 1897, as it has done in
the past. As to the Minnesota output
tho report, when printed. will say:
"The output OF this ore in Minnesota
was 5,Bol. 400 long tons, an increase OF
1877, $40 long tons, or 80. rs per cent
over 1896. when its output aggregated
4, 283, $50 long tons. The ore is OF the
rcd hematite variety. In 1889 tho out
put WA 884, sos tons, which had in
creased in 1898 to l,4v9, 027 tons.
Until 1884 Minnesota had produced
no iron ore, but since that time there
has been an advance in the states out.
put each year. Between 1884 and 1877.
inclusive, the total product was %, 6Si.-
l48 long tons. The value Of the 1897
product was q, 020.0 ut the mines or
~ cents per ton."
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HADA LIVELY ENGAGEMENT

Dpaaiasds Attack Llshshouss GuavdsA
~ Americans asd Are Rspulssd
NEW York, Aug. lathe Herald
has the following frum Cape San Juan,
Porto Rico. Aug. 10: .,
There was two hours fight before
day break yesterday. Eight hundred
Spaniards attempted to retake the
lighthouse. which was guarded BY 20
OF our sailors commanded by Lieutsn.
ant Atwater. Assistant Engineer Jen.
kina Ensign Bronson and Gunner
Campbell. Tho Spanisrds were driven
back BY the shells from the Amphi.
trite, Cincinnati and Leyden. Refugees
report that 100 Spaniards were killed.
The Spaniards opened with ma-
chine gun at . distance Of 500 yards.
The Leyden, Ensign Crosley command.
ing. rushed within 100 yards OF tho
shore and poured l.poundsrs into tho
Spaniards. Captain Barclay Of tho
Amphitrite, used 6.pounders and the
Cincinnati 6.inch guna
The ships landed $50 men during the
light and reinforced the lighthouse. A
machine gun. rifles and ammunition
were left BY the retreating Spaniard&
Ensign Crossley took the refugees
of at day break aud has gone to Ponce.
Our flag 10 still on the lighthouse, but
the forces have been Withdrawn.
Tho Amphitrite's guns cover tho
lighthouse. ready to aunihilate it If our
aag is hauled down. 1t is one of tho
important lights on the island.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-16
WIPED OUT HIS FAMILY
Terrible Deed Of a Drunken
New York Policeman.
LAST BULLET FOB HIMSELF
The Other Victims, All Fatally Wounded
Are His Wife, Mother and Two
Young Children.

New YORK. Aug. ls.-Polioeman
Henry G. Hawley Of tho Tenderloin
station, while in q ct Of drunken rage,
shot his wife and his mother, Mary
Hawley; his son, 4years old, and his
Daughter. 8 years old. He then shot
himself in tho head. He was taken to
Bellevue hospital. where he died soon
afterward. The others were taken to
the New York hospital, whore it was
said that they would die. Tho only
explanat ton Of the crime was . state.
mont made BY Hawley's wife before
she lost consciousness to tho effect that
ssdrink has caused all this"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-16
THREE DEAD ONE DYING.

Not Result Of . Shooting ARRAY 1t Gen.
srAi City. q D.
qOMAHA,Neb pAug. IA special
from Deadwood, 8. D., to The Bee
says: Three men dead and = woman
dyinR IL tho net result OF 4 shooting
ARRAY at Central City. Judge J.%P.
Giddings, Ed Shannon and jack Wear
are the men and Mrs. Ed Shandon is
the woman. Shannon had q boarding
house at Terry and one at Central City.
He stayed at nights ut Terry, leaving
his wife to look after the other place.
. At $3.50 Shannon returned to Central
City and reused Giddings. Just what
happened in the Office no one knows.
but the two men suddenly burst into
tho street and engaged in q death strug-
gle. Shannon had q revolver. Jack
Wear tried to separate them and was
shot through the body. dying instantly.
Shannon then shot Giddings through
the head killing him. He went to his
wife's bedroom and beat her about the
head with his revolver until he thought
he had killed her and then with q
fresh revolver shot himself. The
woman is still alive but cannot recover.
All the parties are pioneers and were
we'll TO do. Giddings has had many
political Offices. Intimacy between
Giddings and Mrs., Shannon 10 given
40 the cause Of the tragedy.
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GTHE BIG STEEL COMBINE.

Director Of the Mime ots iron Company
.-,.i&st Admits It IL Probable.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 13.-Mr. Samuel
Mather, q director of the Minnesota
Iron company, was asked concerning
the reported consolidation Of the three
big steel companies among which are
the Illinois Steel company and the
Minnesota Iron company. He admits
that such an amalgamation had
been discussed but he said he had not
heard Of the appointment OF a commits
sion to investigate the affairs Of the
Minnesota company, although he said
it was likely that such q committee
had been named, as the deal had pro-
crossed as far as the report would indi'
cate. The Cambria Iron company and
Laokawanna Iron and Steel company
were the other concerns which had
been considered In the proposed deal,
Mr.. Mather said. He did not know,
however, which one Of them was the
third concern to be included in the
krnaf
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THREE DEAD OF FEVER.

Second Wisconsin, Loses Several Men IL
Porto Rico.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. l2.-A special
from The sentinel's special correspond
ent with the Wisconsin volunteers
near Ponce. Porto Rico, under date Of
Aug. 2, says:
"The Second regiment has been most
unfortunate, losing its third man from
fever today, when Private Van Breds
Of Marshfleld died. He was buried in
the local cemetery. Private Allen Of
Wausau died last Wednesday and Pri.
vato sohup Of Appleton last Saturday.
They also were buried in the local
cemetery"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-16
ADMIRAL KIRKLAND DEAD.
EfKsots Of the Recent Operation Result
,q4 -" Fatally. s.}s,- 49,

Ef1scts Of the Recent Operation Result
,3r ~" Fatally. ..}s,- ,}-.a
4 VALLEJO, CAL, Aug. l3.-Rear Ad'
miral Kirkland. U. s. N, died during
the evening. He expired peacefully
his wife and son being in the death
chamber at the time. The admiral
had rallied from the effects OF an OPP
grafton for acute obstruction OF the
bowels, which was performed on Tues
day BY Dr. w. f. Taylor OF San Fran
cisco, and it was stated that he had o
fighting ohsnes, for life. During the
afternoon, however. he began to sink.
and ,as the darkness came on grew
gradually worse until two hours later
he ceased to breathe, dying without
evidence Of pain. The funeral will
take place from st. Vincsnt Catholic
church Of Vallejo on Sunday. Ad.
miral Kirkland was appointed to the
navy from North Carolina in 1850 and
has bsen rear admiral since 1896. He
would have been placed on the retired
list July . hast but for the present war.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-16
SENATOR VEST VERY ILL.

Medical Skill Likely to Avail Little IN tbs
Case IT the Missouri Statesman.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. IA special to The
Post Dispatch says that United States
Senator George Vest Of Missouri, now
spending the summer vacation at Az.
bury Park, N. j., is critically i'll. He
has been In poor health 81 for, several
months. The. last few days he has been
failing rapidly, and now his condition
10 alarmins. The physioians sum.
moned TO his bedside give but little On.
oouragemsnt to the stricken states.
mans family and friends.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-16
ONE RESULT or THE WAR.
London Times Predicts Peace and Pros.
naRitv for Cuhn. ~

London Times Predicts Pssoe and Pros
perity for Cubs. -. ), J.,
LONDON, Aug. 18:-The morning pa.
pers are unanimous in expressing graf.
ification that tho war is ended. The
comment mainly turns on the TACT shat
tho protocol leaves untouched the hard.
est problems now facing America. The
Times believes it will be q real peace,
adding: >,
We trust it 10 no violation of neu.
trality to express the "a tisfaction OF the
great majority Of Englishmen in Amer.
ica's success aud we venture the pre-.
diotion that Cuba 20 years hence will
be a prosperous and tranquil island.
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SCHWAN HAD A FIGHT.

Two American Soldiers Killed and Four.
teen Woundsd Near Mayavuex.
WASHINGTON. Aug. l2.-A dispatch
has just been received at the war de.
partment from General Sohwan. com.
handing . brigade under General
Miles in Porto Rico. saying he had an
engagement few miles from Maya.
guex. with Spanish force in which
two Spanish officers were killed aud
Lieutenant Byron was wounded in the
foot and two privates killed and ID
wounded.
General Miles proposed to continue
his march against Mayaguez In the
morning,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-16
First Flag Captured In Porto Rico.

First Flag Captured In Porto Rico.
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis. Aug. l2.-F.
G. Jackson of this oity has received
from Lieutenant Smith Of Company /,
Third Wisconsin regiment. the first
Spanish regimental flag captured In
Porto Rico. It was captured by Com
pany I, which WAS first to sieze the
Spanish barracks at Ponce, over which
the flag Aoated. It is q 9 by 12'foot
banner and 10 sent home to b. pre-
served for Company l.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-16
MUST GET CAMPS READY.

Troops Ordered From Chlsksmsuge WIZ
.& Not Move. Tor Tss Days.
CHICKANAU0A PARK, Aug. l0.-The
principal order received at Camp
Thomas during the day was ono di.
recting Brigadier General Mckee and
Brieadier General Sanger to proceed at
once to tho new camp grounds selected
for the enoampment Of the Second and
Third divisions Of tho First corps, 70.
spectively. General Mckee was or
dered to Knoxville, Tenn. and General
Sanger to Lexington, Ky. Those Of.
6cers were instructed to arrange all
preliminaries at the respective camp
grounds for an early movement. It
will be perhaps 10 days before any Of
the regiments are ordered out.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-16
ADMIRAL MILLER IN HAWAII.

Stars and Stripes WIN Not Bo Raised
Until Commissioners Arrive.
HONOLULU, Aug. 4, via Victoria, B.
O., Aug. l8.-The United States ship
Philadelphia arrived here yesterday
from San Francisco with Admiral
Miller and staff on board, who came
for the purpose Of raising the Ameri.
can flag over the Hawaiian Islands.
Admiral Miller has orders to confer
with Minister Sewall and until after
the conferen CO nothing definite will be
decided as to the flag raising pro.
gramme. ...
A conference with the Hawaiian
government will be held this, afternoon.
It is generally understood that the flag
will not be raised until tho commission.
ers arrive on the 18th inst.
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MILITARY GOVERNORS.

Appointments for Santiago Province and
CITY and Guantanamo.
SANTIAGO, Aug. 12.-Major General
Henry w. Lawton, United States vol.
unteers, has been appointed military
governor Of the department Of Santi.
ago, and BEigadier General Leonard
Wood, United States volunteers, has
been appointed governor Of the city Of
Santiago under General Lawton. Brig.
adler General Ezra p. Ewers, United
States volunteers. has been appointed
governor Of the city Of Guantanamo.
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SUSPEND POSSIBILITIES.
Ysssidsat lgsK inlsy Issuss . Proclana'
M s elea - That Eject. 'a~

a!&A gT5A &EB #fF al. N
Yrssid 3 \ 1gsIk inlsy Issues Proclans'
.slsa - That Eject. '&~
M WAsHlx01ox, Aug. 13.-The presi'
dent has issued the following proola
nation: ly
Whereas, BY protocol concluded ano
signed BY William r. Day, secretary Of
state Of the United States, and his excel
lency, jules Cambon, ambassador of thu
republic of France at Washington, re
spectivcly representing for this purpose
the government Of the United States and
the government of Spain, the United
States and Spain have formally agreed
uponsthe terms on which negotiations fos
the establishment Of peace between the
two countries shall be undertaken; and,
Whereas, It 10 In said protocol agreed
that upon its conclusion and signaturs
hostilities between the twocountries shall
be suspended, and that notice to that
effect shall be given as soon as possible by
each government to the commanders Of
Its military and naval forces; ~
Now, therefore, I, William Mckinley.
president " the United S6Stes, do, in &c.
cordance with the stipulstfons Of the pro
toool, declare and proclaim ON the part OF
Of the United States suspension OF hos
tilities, and do hereby command thai
orders be Immediately given. through
the proper channels to the commander.
Of the military and naval forces OF the
United States to abstain from all acts In
consistent with this proclamation 49,.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
A copy Of the proclamation has been
cabled to our army and navy command
ers. Spain will cable her commanders
like instructions.
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United States VIII Hold Ma
Mia Pending the conyc'u-
IF sion OF a Treaty.
Peace Commissioners Meet In
Paris Not Later Than the p
o.. Let Of October. ''>t'<S
TERRITORY LOST ev SPAIN.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l3.-The contents
Of the protocol as signed by Secretary
Day aud Ambassador Cambon and
given to the press by, the former 10 -
follows: 49,.
First-That Spain will relinquish all
claim Of sovereignty over and title to
Cuba.
Second-That Porto Rico and other
Spanish islands In the West Indies and
an island in the Ladrones, to be selected
by the United States, shall be coded to the
latter. ia
Third-That the United States will 90
cupy and hold the city, bay and harbor Of
Manila pending the conclusion of a treaty
of peace, which shall determine the con-
troll, disposition and government Of the
Philippines. -. "'
viii Evaouste Immediately.
Fourth-That Cuba, Porto Rico and
other Spanish islands in the West Indies
shall all be Immediately evacuated, and
that commissioners to be appointed
within 10 days shall within 80 days from
the signing Of the protocol meet at Ha-
vana and San Juan respectively to ar-
range and execute the details of the
evacuation.
Fifth-That the United States and
Spain will each appoint not more than
five commissioners to negotiate and con-
clude treaty Of peace The commission.
ers are to meet ut Paris not later than the
LIST of October. 1T
Sixth-On the signing Of the protocol
hostilities will be suspended, and notice
to that effect will be given as soon as pos
sible by each government to the COM
manders Of its military and naval forces.
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North Dakota Banker Acquitted.

NORM O08OSo 11o03OF ACQuItsOOs
DEVILS LAKE, N. d., Aug. l2.-H. +.
salyards, formerly president Of tho
First National bank Of Minot, accused
Of embezxlement and misappropriation
Of funds and making false reports to
he controller Of the currency, was
acquitted in tho United States court.
The case has besn on trial eight days.
T. '%g Hot IL 'Calj1ornia.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l8.-Reports
from Sacramento, Stockton, Fresno.
Los Angeles and many other interior
points. show that Thursday was the
hottest day Of the year, and one of the
warmest ever experienced in the state.
The therm ometer ranged from 81 deg.
1T Los Angeles. to l22 at Pennington.
n, the San Joaquin valley. At Sacra.
mento it reached lie, the highest on
record.
snsaS5f ~. gFsai TIA
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R.s.rv..,o. Town R.,d.d.

SPOKANE, Wash, Aug. l2.-The new
town OF Keller on the south half Of the
Co1ville reservat ton was raided BY gov
eminent officers at the instance Of tho
department.. and merchants
doing business there wore arrested and
their goods confiscated. The south
half IL not yet legally open TO settlera
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-16
uss In vNssbissto, stats.

SPOKANE, Wash, Aug. l2.-Wednes.
day was the hottest day ever expe.
rienced in Washington. At Walls
Walla, all records since the establish.
ment Of the weather bureau ~ years
ago were broken when the temperature
reached lib in the shade. The nearest
approach to this heretofore was l0S in
1891 and 1884. In Spokane, the maxi.
mum temperature WIS w.. Pendleton
reported lla. e. r. 9, - 80
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-16
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Tammany Hall Ds6ss the Now Election
Law OF New York state.

Tammany Hall Dsflss the Now Election
Law Of New Iork state.
NEW York, Aug. ~. - Tam many
Hall, through it, executive com mittee,
has adopted resolutions uttering its de-
fiance OF tho election bill, passe d at the
special session of the legislature.
Tammany announces its inten ton not
to recognize in any manner, nor will it
name . list Of names for app ointment
40 deputy commissioners. The resolu'
tions state that Tammany Hall believes
the bill an unconstitutional enactment
"of the most qreprehensible character,
tending to annul the republican form
Of government 40 enjoyed by every dis
triot in the state, and an insult to tho
honest, patriotic sense Of the citizens OF
Greater New York"
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BETWEEN uiFE. ANoc DEATH.

Little Chsncs for the Recovery Of Rear
Admiral KtVkIa01. 115rIt
VALLEJO. Oal.. Aug. l9.-Rear Ad'
miral Kirkland was very low during
the day, tho physicians having to M.
sort to artificial respiration to keep
him alive. He has since rallied. He
IL 80 weak that he 10 unable to raise
the blood accommodating In the throat.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-16
Merritt VIII Then Occupy Ma
Mia and Miles the Porto
Rican Capital.
DELAY REGARDING CUBA
VIII Wait for Cooler Weather
and Decide on a Form OF
Government.
Allison and German Mentioned
49," for Places on the Peace
Commission.

WARRINGTON, Aug. l9.-The Assooi'
ated Press bulletin from Madrid An.
nounciug that the Spanish cabinet had
approved the peace protocol and that
the French ambassador would receive
instructions to sign it was very graft
flying to the administration, but 1t was
expected that such would be the course
Of the Spanish government
It 10 confidently expected that tho
signatures will soon be affixed to this
document and Immediately thereafter
both governments will begin carrying
out ito provisions. The first will be
the cessation Of hostilities. followed
Immediately by the occupation Of
Manila by General Merritt and the
United States troops under his COM
mand, the occupation Of San Juan dc
Porto Rico by General Miles and the
evacuation OF that island BY the Span
ish forces. III
beloved Thers Will Bs Delay
in tho evacuation Of Havana, Matanzas
and other Spanish strongholds in Cuba
as some difficulties are anticipated In
arranging for proper form Of govern
ment Of Cuba and because there 10 no
desire to hurry American troops into
the island at the present time. the
preference being to wait for cooler
weather.
The near approach to tho signing of
~
of tho personnel of the peace commits.
sion. There Is good authority for the
statement that Secretary Day will be
ct the head OF the commission and that
two United States senators will be
members of 1t. Senator Allison OF
Iowa and Senator German Of Maryland
have been prominently mentioned for
places on the commission and 1t 10
known they have been under consider.
alton by the president.
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OPEN FOR ENTRY OCT. 5
Minnesota Lands Restored to
tho Public Domain.
PART OF RED LAKE RESERVATION
The Area Involved Compr SOS Sixteon
TOwnsh,ps In the Duluth and
Cr0okston DistrIcts.

WARRINGTON. Aug. l2.-Three hun.
dred and sixty.seven thousand acres Of
land will be restored to the public do
main In Minnesota aud on Oct. s next
entries for homestead titles can bo
made. Tho land 10 In the Duluth and
Crookston districts and is part of the
Rcd Lake Indian reserv alton. Tho
area OF ground involved comprises IL
towushiua.
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MORE TROOPS RETURNING.

Last Regiment Of the First DivSsisn EN-.
bssks Ut santiago.
SANTIAGO DE- CUBA, Aug. 12.-The
transports Manteo and Berkshire sailed
north during the day with the Twenty.
first and the balance Of the Seventy.
nrst regiments. thus completing the
embarkation Of the First division. The
embarkstion Of the Second division
will begin Immediately. 49,.
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SUSPENDED OPERATIONS.

General Garcta Has Disbande,d H,s Arm;
For Thirty Davs.
j. NEW YORK, Aug. ia special dis
patch to The Evening World from San.
tiago de Cuba, Aug. IL, says:
Jack York of PENNSYLVANIA, who has
been serving with Garcia. .ne Cn1Gn
general, has just arrived mere. lie re-
ports that Garcia has suspe,,.i,d .; or.
atoms for 80 days and given mis- nrn
permission to 20 home. with ins ru'-
tions to report TO him at the end O..
that period.
Both Were Drowned.
LA CROSSE, Wis, Aug. j3.-Mrs T.
P. Gates and Howard Sutherland w".
drowned at Eagle Bluff. summer r..
sort near here. Mrs. Gates. wh -
bathing, stepped off into a hole. Su'".
erland, who is boy - years old, ~.
tempted to save her aud both were
drowned y" y 90 .ra,uv '
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Skaters Sanitary I,spors

WASHINGTON, Aug. IL. - General
Skaters sanitary report for Aug. 10 is
ms follows: Total number of sick,
1926; total. numberr Of fever cases,
2,l5l; total number of8new cases, so7;.
total number fever cases returned to
duty, 2s5; deaths, .. "a, %e"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-16

MADISON. Aug. 1s.-W. H. Rogers
OF this city has announced himself as !
candidate for the Democratic nomina.
ton tor governor this fall Mr.. Rogers
H. . prominent attorney; was mayor
Of this city two years; defeated; for
congress two years ago and is an active
worker in the Silver Democratic party.
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Both Were browne.
stampede to BIG TAX ~.

q SEATTLE, Aug. ID. H. Calvert OF
chs city, who has returned ,ror'
Alaska reports big stampede, has oc'
CARED from Lake Bennett and tn,
trails to Big Taku, aboas 50 miles in
the interior. The rush was started by
the report that gold running from 81
to- g to the pan had been found.
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y . q a "a u - - 2 z
Fifth rmmuneS at Santiago.

/ sSANTIAaos DE CUBA, Aug. 1S.-Ths
Rio, Grande arrived during the after.
noon WITH the Fifth immune regiment
under Colonel Sargent and the Second
regiment regular cavalry. The en-.
listed men are mainly from Mississippi
and Alabama, but there are some few
from Illinois.
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I..I iau \ xailro.d Coli. on.

n GENOA, 1taly,. Aug. ls-1n collision
between passenger train and a freight
train near Ponte Decimo. 8, persons
were killed and 40 seriously injured.
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d.. W. E. Taylor. who was summoned
by wire, came up from San Francisco.
He does not hold out any hopes. Ad-
miral Kirkland may pass away at any
moment Everything possible 10 being
done to preserve quiet. Orders have
been gwen not to sound the bells in the
navy yard.