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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-02
MORON sesks . Diyoree.

According to the Minneapolis jour.
nal, Mrs. David NJ. Coolidge, heiresa
to el.600,000, and the wife Of q man
prominent in Boston's most exclusive
set, has taken up residence on q ranch
in North Dakota, thirty miles north Of
Bismarck, Tor the purpose Of obtaining
q divorce. from her husband.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-02

There is a fiywheel in Germany made
OF steel wire. The wheel is 90 feet in
diameter, and $50 miles Of wire was
used in its construction.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-02
ssvsntssn Horses Perish.

The barn at Emerson q. Smiths
farm, three miles south of Fargo,
burned last week with II horses, as
well as all the harness and q consider.
able amount of feed.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-02
The Work Of Firsbues.

An attempt was made by frebugg to
burn the Mlendale mill. The fire was
discovered and extinguished, however.
but not before considerable damage
was.done. Several arrests have been
made.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-02
NORTH DAKOTA HAPPENINGS
DolNGs. OF THE WEEK FROM AL
SECTIONS OF THE STATE
Laeasd Il 60 His Frisnds,

The shortage Of City Tressurer Shot.
WelIof Fargo 10 now said to be $4,000.
The admitted shortage is $S,000. The
money was loaned by Shotwell to DIFF.
.ferent people, including relatives who
lost II In speculation, and were unable
to return II Owing to the neglect Of
city officials in checking up,.it is ques.
tionable II the bondsmen IAN be held
responsible.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-02
That Bismarck Military Pot,

Senator H%ansbrough has wired the
citizens committee Of Bismarck, which.
has in charge the interests Of the pro.
posed military post to b established sc
Bismarck under the law passed by con
ygress some time ago, that he will 60 Ct
once to Washington and urge the i'm.
mediate beginning Of work on tho
post with Secretary Of War Alger.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-02

Fargo ladies have organized a Red
Gross society. and will combine with
the society in Minnesota In an arrange.
ment by which two trained nurses can
be sent to Manila to attend to the sick
Minnesota and North Dakota soldiers
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-02
Oregon Short Line to Bs extended.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 29.-The Ore
gon Short Line will o 0 extend Mil.
ford line south 80 miles into Nevada,
to Phoebe. giving that town direct rail
connection with Ogden and Salt Lake.
Later ON, extensions will DO made from
Phoebe 800 miles- south to . point
ON the Santa Fe Pacific.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-02
saturday, Aug. ~.

I.- Xxi
President Faure and Emperor Mich.
olas exchanged kilograms in. honor Of
the first anniversary Of NJ. Faure's visit
to Russia.
Miss Winnie Davis, daughter Of JET.
ferson Davis, 10 seriously Ill at Nara.
gansett Pier. R. !. Mira. Davis is at
the bedside Of her daughter. 4
The pension Office has granted q pen.
sion to All Cum, q Chinese subject and
widow Of Pascal Martin, . sailor Of the
United States navy. This .is the first
citizen of China on the pension list.
On the recommendation Of Washing.
ton, o bank Of exchange will be estab.
lished at Santiago. The scarcity Of
small coin is great inconvenience,
and q cause Of much trouble among
the soldiers and local merchants.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-02
DESTRUCTIVE N 8 FIRE

Largo Area Burned over in the Vicinity
OF Daadwood.
DEADwooD, 8. d, Aug. 8l-A de.
~structive timber fire, which seems to
be beyond control, is raging in Car.
Donate camp. seven miles from here.
It has been burning since Friday. A
district five miles square, heavily tim.
bered. has been burned over. Tho loss,
already large. Is likely to be increased.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-02

szAs sste,as yoagM 70, his eounAy; suffered as-
~ Aa,Ashibs, and returned s,M AeaAA shattered
sAAa.ys e sb,a0s soldier has The same history Today
SkAis one ,z1os1es ira neaeJ6und strength and e Ais
experience d 6ensftSoMeys.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-02
stats 1ndustrlsl sahool,

The bonds for the state industrial
school at Ellendale have been sold and
the foundation of the building may be
laid this fall. :
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-02
Monday, Aug. no.

I- "H5f NAV1VNye AVBs ~ y
Ex-Governor Matthews of Indiana is
dead.
Senator Mitchell of Wisconsin says
he 10 NOT q candidate for reelection.
Tne Zionist conference Is In session
at Balse, Switzerland, Dr.. Theodore
Haral, the originator Of the project to
purchase Palestine and resettle the
Jews there, presiding.
1t is stated that the Chinese minister
at st. Petersburg has informed his gov.
eminent that he believes wal between
Russia and Great Britain over the Obi.
nese question IL inevitable.
Two enlisted men Of the sixty.ninth
New York volunteers, were killed in.
stantly, one fatally and six seriously
injured In . wreck which occurred on
the Louisville and Nashville railway
near birmingham. Ala.
Idaho Silver Republicans and Demo.
Gratis have concluded to fuse, leaving
the Populists out because Of the lat.
ter's failure to harmonize the two fac.
tions. The Democrats named the
governor and the Silver Republicans
the congressman.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-02

The contract for the new Catholic
cathedral at Fargo has been let to
Watterworth & Fee Of Duluth. The
price is GA. 900, :
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-02

; Jame.town,s New Postmaster.
Charles L. Mitchell has been appoint.
ed postmaster at Jamestown.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-02

Once . Resident Of North Dakota,
Colonel George L. Ordway, terri.
torial auditor when his father was gov.
ernor, died Of consumption at Waterloo,
N. H., Aug. 10.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-02
,ideutly in Demand,

Evidsutly in Demand.
-Pembina county, 1t is said, has but
three quarter sections of public land
loft open to settlement. 4
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-02

New Nsmbsr of the Medical Board.
DR.. II: j. Rowe of Casselton has re.
ceived his commission Of appointment
Is a member Of the state medical board.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-02
NEWS CONVERSATIONS
Wad.sdax A.. -

wednesday, Aug. -.
The Anglo.Amsrican arbitration com.
mission organised at Quebec b elect
ing Lord Herschsll president.
Serious rioting occurred over French
concessions in Shanghai's suburbs ct.
tended BY considerable loss Of life.
Tho appropriations Of the last session
Of congress aggregated eSoS, ISL ,615, in.
Ecluding 188l, 860, 9s7 on account Of the
war.
Malcolm D. Whitman Of Brookline,
Mass, won the national lawn tennis
champtonship BY defeating David Davis
Of 81. Louis.
Mrs. John Stevenson Of Glenn Sta.
ton, Pa, was burned to q crisp in the
attempt to save her baby from her
burning home.
The Gath annual meeting Of the
American Bankers association is in.
session at the Broadway theater, Den.
ver. About 500 delegates are in at.
tendance.
Thursday, Aug. aB.
The National Norwegian Danish
Press association 10 In session at St
Paul
John W. Mnnsy has been appointed
assistant United States treasurer at
Philadelphia.
Articles Of incorporation Of the Ger.
man American Mutual Fire Insurance
company Of Milwaukee have been fled.
Hon. George N. Cprxon, vicsroy des.
ignate Of India, will start for Calcutta
In December with Mrs. Curzon to r..
neye Lord Elgin.
The brickmakers' strike at Hayer.
straw, n. T., has ended, the laborers
yielding to the manufacturers, who
would make no concessions.
The programme for the National II.
Sigation congress, which meets at
Cheyenne. Wy, Sept. 1.3, has been
prepared. It contains q wide range Of
topics for discussion.
Friday. Aug. 70.
A Liberal has been elected to succeed
Mr.. Ourzon in parliament.
Thomas Bayard, former ambassador
to England, is seriously i'll at the home
Of his daughter at Karlstein, Mass.
Congressman Bailey has been unani.
mously renominated on a platform de.
claring squarely against territorial 81.
p~ansion.
Twelve persons have been more or
less seriously injured in a collision on
the Flint and Pere Marquette railway
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FOUND and LOST
Mystery Of the Barge Qu'nne.
bang Eiucidatedd.
IN The OCEAN
Deserted by .:ii l;nt tA- Car. Tn. Trogan
Attempted - Tow li.r to For, amt
Fail II. rny ui,, III. Crew

Tho st;,unch barge Quinnebaug did
not go down in the great storm. as
reported, but is nov floating about in
the Atlantic ocean somewhere. probably
several hundred miles in an custcrly
direction from this port.
The harges Qunn"baug ana Helicon,
loaded With l100 tons OF coal. in tow OF
the tug Ocean King. left Norfolk on the
18th of November for Bath, Me At the
sam" time. the ocean tug Iucllcnbach
left Norfolk for Providence. towing the
!,nr:" Corsica. which was loaded with
i,cn0 tons of coal
Friday night the following dispatch
vas sent OUT from New York
when about thir,y-f1vc miles
off Barnegat. the Corsica broke
from her tow and went down. follow
ell BY the Ieicoi. The cluinnebaug.
was lost sight Of when the Helicon
went down, and the two tugs put back
to Norfolk. 1t was learned today that
the Quinncbaug Went, down Sunday
night off Scotland Lishtship."
Rut the Qninnchnug did net sink
What actually did happen to the barge
is not known ut this time. ANA may not
he known for some time. The events
which succeeded the parting of the
hawscr. however. may be surmiscd
fer the vcssc! has been found and lost
again.
The British tramp steamer Trojan.
which is CHARTERED by the Donaldson
Line and plies between this port and
Glasgow. carrying 4 general cargo, came
in Yesterday. Captain TorkildSen, re-
ported that when about 200 miles out
from Hampton Roads, he found the
Guinnebauss anchored at sea- riding
easily. and in a condition almost per-
fectlE sound. She was not leaking. and
apparently, had nothing at all the mat
ter with her.
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Ccrs TO TIE cig,1,ov,s

GLASGOW. Ky. Dec c.--Tita jl.y
This afternoon after heng or twenty
minutes, returned verdict against Bon
Crown Of i1:Grder ard ti%ed his punish
nlent at death. Two r.;ontEs ago Brown
killed his fathcr-in-law A'onzo Nc
cicliand. IN old man aged GS. shot his
mother-inlaw shot his niece. Bertha
Courtney, his brother-;E-law. Lewis Nc
Clelland and in resisting arrest wound
ed several members OF sheriff''s posse.
The motive for /. deed was that B own
had been criminally Intimate with his
13-ycar-old sisteriE law. Terry McClal-
land. ard feared she had told her par
rnts a
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ASTOUNDING ErFnoNTrRY.
h.S-Senatnr Mille~ Scores tn" Arti-Nic
nraguan Canal People,
iBy Teieeraph.)

by telegraph
I NEW YORK, Disc. 3.--l,.x Senator
'arn"r '.H'ar who w:,.- fnris,.,ri,. At
'he head Of III" Nicarasuan Canal Goa
nany, in 9 public statement Today
'n"cii!nE the fact thar rcpresarta.i1t Il
"f 'h= Panama Canal Company are -
i"Ftef t" have gone 20 "-aa:,:nr,or.
supposedly I" oppose tie fuil.!ine, If The
-Hl"ar2guan canal said lie looked uDgn
= rs an astounding piece OF .cfron:arv
ON che part Of the French company"
NJ. Miller calls attention to :, mes
sGSe sent to Congress by President
hayes. on March S. 1850, in which re
said: '1>h" policy Of his country : {,
:'ni1al under American control The
ri!&d states cannot consent to the
Sn:"crHr: o: this contrcl to an: Enrp-
."an power. oi' to any cam bina,iu,a Of
european powers our commercial in
isrcst in it Is greater than that of al!
"!hcr countries, While $ relation to our
power :tn9 prosperity as a nation To
ctr MANS of defense our unity, paare
ard safety ara matters Of paramount
cH1fraiil TO the people Of the United
Stltcs''
Mr.. A.il!er then says: Ill.,.
III American people will have NJ
canal under any auspices save their
Oh; .ha; Of their oWn government ara
II the '.nania Canai is eyer to liz. bllilt
II InESt h@ surrendered to ia" rp,itrn.
81 the = iGr"icaii .ct.crn;,ient.'
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cFf'!cIALs ExoNERATED.
seaboara & Roanoke Directors 1nyesti-
~eSlG '~t''si So. .5gt s$s3s@
IN .I'ln1(iC DEC. The direcforss

EAl.1'iNcH! Dec. s.-The directors
ii The SCI, BOARD and Roanoke Railroad
Company &fld 2 special IleatinEs today
IL IT,. c.EiIc@ II President Hoffman In;
t;it. I',luitphtt Building TO receive the re-
port ga lie canllnittac OF stockholders
appai"GeG ut he recent annual meeting
10 sxa;nin. Tie affairs Of the company.
'In. ,axat,Iit.a tjo.l was made by Messrs.a
Charles; 4! Iiru:libhaar Lloyd H.. Jack5
son #nd y. v Thpm. and exoneratesS
Mr.. ltof5',,an ant! the other officials Of
gha coU1!anX- Of the charges made by
i7houas T. Ryan. The directors ap-s5s
,,rusca Tie report and passed resolutions
pf confidence 4 the management of5the-
property. 80
~ anot!;cr oniae in the same building;
testimony is Gaii1s, taken in snppor1s Of
/, motion which Mr. Ryan proposes to-;
!4aSc in The State courts. for n ma MS
h .,aul requiring President HofnlanAt to-
vy9cdre the looks Of the Seabcard Air
line c.en.pauy, So that Mfr. Rya n may
iD..l,. r; ,Eers Several witnesses have
i4s.i;;e,i ;i.t It was almost an invari--sSs
ailta e..:s rnm - buy supplies OF q kinds
4sr l,,., 'aaG through tile firm g. II IF;
non 4. CO. df Which President Hoffman,
s. ~. nri.lci. al member. and that the
Wees paid re !:'variabi! higher than
taese chalgef ~ ether firms. Testinao--:s
r.. WIS also token 10 prove tnat g tElsasfs
SIDE oao was paId ont by residents Il OILS
.rgfn Be- rphat { 10 shippers in svislatlon3
~ mi asrreGu art entered into BY the
>,.siJosr,i Aiv zine and It's; cornpaLltorSs5
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Y. NJ. c. \. NOTES.
Heating Apparatus In After a Long
DELAY

fIeHI!HE APPARATUS In : ftrr !, mo
DELAY
After 4, da,,r ~ a
IN, steam ha,t;,,r = ~" men ihs.
yo;,rs. Mems cnris ii 49, - - 10Y M
,rri,-S1 ,nl ocI1l:oA '!as
iro !, !, u.ns. l,,,.,,s3S ''' " 'i ~ l!
;s ,,,,,,.,nios,, -, 49,, ,:e '''l'afi us
Iweutv ..,llo, 49, i,ui!uf.d ana
.idnrad smni,in, a. 'u'. "h,ch Is con
zion NJ i,rrs,.nt ~; * ~, 'SsoS'a-
h,ths. .,na ~ ,,,,.e W. Sh"''ef
rhn ,,..,,,n.,;,,,, :; - ~ ~" "'A'e,
The ax5cf,,:n, ~ , - il,M 'l,-ete Win
~, =: 49,! - - 'iS "lilch Nlli De
go, - - so. a. ipS?ihie' or ralHer as
Gym s nnn ~ ~, So, . .''''- ne
~, s,i,t. i-,i,,i, e,'' Si''''I "a
hest m,,,li,v nh,n;n.,Il., =, ,, = ~ ''it
i''''''s '''t.i.!i'tpt''. 't!!t ilpt!;iH:s is
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snain's Intentions, However,
Are Not Easy 10 Forecast.
QUESTION Of CAR LINES.
a ,"''' mc"l by IL. United States o.aDe.8
Fired co,,:,s station WEI. L al TO No
cnmr:'s.sio.~ ". Germany
siiA." Ia. st.l lie Carntine..
tBy 'Te!aprapb

49,
session Of tl@ rs,cn non,,, MaS ~ 19.'ae
Tba An,n,.i,' Su..,ls''SsloEA To-Day.
ing this u,-,rntrs ~. ro,.,,,., 81
l.Griin ,b,t i;rIr,,,, ~ A.os1S--
!ol ne pure;,,,.,s NJ hn 70 i,,rniiu us.a esns
,oa,t ,,afir,,,ai j., ,..s.s uas y
fho,iah t-l,I,, IN, -, IS. =. q
S;.rl1nr A,,i,,...,t ~, 49, enss
ha ,(.,,.,,,,t,,.. 'ieIe, mas ili1or 1ns s. 81
~ ,.tn,,i HI ,,.,,s. 'T No no.u
,,lf,s,,ss 49,. ilc <Ai!teLt
h., ,II,,.t ,,.h;,.g i ,,,l 70 peheye I
planting ,l1n ~, 80, 90
n a,viIs The Americans az ,,...,,.a,. ~ -,
rr..,,.5 ~ II, Y.",.: e-''iS 'it dts "s1 IL
u.,"sto;y az ,el,io,,s ,ir as t as me rn
latest ,sc,eirI,y,isrfs cn,,,i.n ~ $500.
,hat Tia Sin,,i-,.is 49, h ~
ID nnt "a ,;.i Ne. 80,
sYy,. ,,;,,, ,,, puii.s uiilii lte ~
'ri,.. ;,1sitin, NJ ~, ~ =. w
SAYS an American njssinna,.'eAis
! ti,at Of two card plf;ynrs noch st,,5,,,,,5
rs Az" 4 s.a. and waiting for the, op7
| JUDGE. DAYS OPINION
III S,jtv ii Ills temporary ti halt in !:
the negotiations ard contrary TO gem
2riti eNrey tinn. Judge Day. President II
| II 'he American Commission, believes
the treaty vii! be signed next week. &
! III great deal of work. must be done
a2i":c thy treaty IS ready for the sig
i;&{ur"s, rs after ten weeks Of negotia-
toms the "u'S articles accepted by
l'"ih commissions are the three lead
,'S ores, rr"Niditig for the cession Of
;hs Spanish colonies. and these only in@
o"neip!' and not in language.
n" adjournment today was at Judge
3al REQUEST rs the long morning ses-
sioi 'tN elened 4 divergence OF opinion
Had the J"in, session been held the
| Americans would not have entered it,
2s united body. rs
~. exact nature OF the differences
OF opinion cannot be ascertained, but
| hDii,Nr(l M 10 ~ ,p11fs
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a coNscIENcELEss Ike.
Alleged Practical Joke Of Idiotic
Sninl.t AlarlS

Alleged Practical Joke Of Idotic
Smart Aleck.
whenever crea ture bearing the som
blance OF humanity. but with mental
calibrc so small ;hst he is unable to
distinguish the difference between right
and wrong is found. one wonders why
he has not been placed either in an asy-
'um or the nenitentlary. where he can
not DO other people bodily or moral
narm. The only scientific explanation
ever offered for the existence Of such
incarratons is the missing link theory
which provides for an animal whose
"audal appendage has been transferred
TO his cars
To this category must certainly be-
long the smart A!eck who called UP the
Daily Press over the telephone Friday
night and gave it the item which ar-
.aeared in Saturdays issue bearing the
caption "Roscnblot- Keiscr'' and stat
ing that Miss Annie Rosenhlct ard Mr.
Keiser would be married December It'll.
The English language is too limited
and the postal regulations too severe
to permit an adequate expression OF the
contempt that must be felt for the crea-
ture who would wantonly porpetrate
such lie at the expense OF others; for
such it is. an uncalled for. inexcusable
lie, as the Daily Press is informed. and
the originator Of it will hear something
further about 1t to his possible discom-
fiture, but to the benefit OF the commu-
nifty.
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GR1D1EcN WITS DINE.
Notable Asscmhlage at The Dosrl war
Heroes the Guests of Homer.
.. Nv T.,ay,-,,.,,.

.i''io'S tne GUESTS ut Homer
..... iHy T.iagra1i)
ASHINC;TON. Dec 3.-.r;,, CIT,
f"n 'tu btonieht gave 81 most i,ctal.,.
thinner. "rterta iring distinguishes
Su.stS from the United Stntes. !surnnc
ana "th%f parts Of the world In -,
company We're the President. Vice
PRESIDENT. members Of .hc cahinat ~,
nresiaent OF Costa Hica tic nremi,, ~
Araa' the entire joint high Amerlcan
ah30lan commission General Garcia
'hc most prominent officers of the army
and navy. Senator's REPRESENTATIVE.
and many ether distinguished men
sore t.ian lt6 l"or'e We're assembled
OF the Arlington Hotel
the dinner w5s i'll measure c-,G,,cr
s" "n Ines Of comp!inlcut ana honor tn
,"cH VINO distinguished themselves on
i.Htsi 'and and sea IN the lata war
,'"at 'vations wcrs 'si.sn to The Pres
"''' = A:i''Eai Scilev and General
9nai'er when they arose to s. c;.15 wf,ilc
nfhHr SPEAKERS. recicrna mos, :-sr,,ra,,s
consideration. Althonsh IT,, d;.,:,o.,
,"'S u@"n the lines ina;cat d, vi, ana
hhii' sIue was clcrer,v irtc-...5erzsl
"!th the patriotic sentiment, 81 ;-:t nj
~ tines he guests werc rever allowed
10 Get away from the lr!,litou :nathn,I
81 conducting. = dinner
EHSE'oED DOES TIE ITNN0ps
= i'''F'i'Itl Exc Sltt,i n M
"lirahie manner. He vas fort,.Ya.c in
MS intro'n"ti"rs Of rrn:ail.n,,t .rt"s.,7
md Wi;s' s.intincnt wit ana Satire con-
'r"tr'i tsfc features; If the ,'irusr 10 :,
mast satisfactory conclusion. S.ercheS
| arc always short at f;';iirtn lin. er.
| tonight.
Remarks wcrn matc by the Prcsid ni.
| III" N-ire- President the president Of
costa RIGA LORD Iierschell sis .vllsf"f,
| 'arrier, Srrr"tar: Yong. snrrot.. rv
i'A% FnStr'as'c" General Emory Smith
Aan1'rHl S"hey. Cement s',:.fter Cen
a!;'l Garcia Contain Sl:-shn,.. Senator
lodge NJ. l'ns:,r arh I'll, ~.
| y TIE LIME or FI1:E
| F,'e Gucs:g were grouped ia divisions
| NJ volunteers and, in orders yer, f1igec,
sd "Srf!fit. rrH'''rca "a Keep In tis
Enc OF Gre" during tho crt;ra 's,,@;4:-"-
m"nf. \ map nj TIE hattle.re,.a M was
oac Of the rninua features In which TIC
| various divisions wero r,n:ne hnts,i ~
| rha;:r':'E through thn Champa emo rive,
toward 'Na table heights vi,r.a t,,cs
supposed to have captured Soon War
H!ii There We're several Gups in Spe-
riAi orders directed q: tho rraminent
=Hss's of the evening which added /,
fl,n merry eoatur. Of the nccas!0N
INVESTIGATIONS lsANninCSEI,
Among tho features WAS = hu leslu.
invost iEati"n or the conduct OF the war
which conveyed! sc.re rf tbs r.'or4 W.,
rTior"ns fancies Of the real INK stirati ~,
,Fcl,hers OF the committee b~onght i,
immense stacks nf testimony lisa .,g
volumes o; rercrts and aiTrsr,tgi J.H
Nthiis Which took OF eonle nj ne guest
an1 caused great aEsalsn.nart THE y.
aerf concluded witEa"r, audi, g 5ila
md sta S th Mat An faa tel lG:,@'
ara Br;tishde ,,zrnm.cra ,,1l IT, FL =, ;.
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BRYAN A:To THE SOLONs
siaham;i Lawns '5ers addressed by The

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f>Si,raslz; C'ouns,
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Colonel ". }. ErSan. Of the 'rh'ra n
braska was received today hv tie tvs
Ecases "f tsia general assembly. re
vas introduced by the president of the
senate and said: M..
NHn are ion- or military heroes. IL
would seem that this late war wls, a
var tGi' alabama. We cannot huN., n
battle on land that does nat gin; a;if.i 4
:iGnal fame to General I%iee;sr: N.. can
have no engagement on Sra witho;,;
SiN,=s additional distinction to Fob
son"
He declined 10 discuss public aucs-
tions. saying:
"Peins y soldier cannot ai,ea,, to
you with the freedom or Z. civiian.
Nou'a sreak e ! .,;yall. ~ all. und II
limitations nat vHoul{i be unpleasant IL
ne. WHAT 7 would ,y4=;rc TO s4, 10 y..;
rs (. cittZeT ! cold nn: Gay as q sni:!i4 !,
/ cannot nov discuss those things .h&t
~ present eE.asa The attention Of t, 9
i.!tirc nation.
"Selti.er would ca1e to discuss those
ifin@s We diStn!Ss,,;l TWO YEARS ago. but
when ale aut !ait; away to at'.rral rest
Neither coo!i ] discuss tinsa matters
which give S q rasul4 % the la.c war
u brnad t'e!6 for speti.,atioi,."
"'a .TG}-c ,!"GSartiv + alabama say
ing thu; ;in first rer9!%ed t!.a t:l,.. Of
cooHel IL this State sGnlc years asa "1c
could meet iha: Era1 Who caMrd IN.
qoioner i,e& Wnl!.i har@ n.are 9 m
7ei1tc = fi7 !a71ii.ecirs tiiar those ct
!En C GJa neH \. no il 90. prophesisa +
There was ct,ms; .a!,'e onthn ;asn as
'DipllGl ijrIlt, rp.ClIt, Il his,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-04
MAI. COMPANY TURNED DOW X
a..n. fEv Telegram

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Tnformation
has been communicated to the State
Dcpartmer1 by Consul Hart that the
House of Representatives of Boeota,
Cnloa;bia. has rejected the petition of
the Pcnama Canal Company. to ex
tend 70. six years the time for coinplet-
ing the construction of the canal. The
company3 stil has six years In which to
carry on the work.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-04

Just received a fresh supply Of fancy
Cream Chocolates ana Bon Bons Fir
%st in the city. at the Newport News
Eaiirry. Thirty-Iirst street and Wash
inGtor avenue. no 17-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-04

The new tailor. clenn!ng dying. re-3
pairing ard altering. Suits made Stps
order LADIES' waists and skirts made
to order c. Eichhofer, sast5s Esafayattes
~ niue. cor. Thirt.etl street. Snaa2-