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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-12-01
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

MAINE MATTERS. The reports of the
electric roads Of the year ending June
30 1898, show that the Portland road has
done the biggest business. Its gross in
come was 1902, 1926. Is operating expenses,
SPOT, % !. 81; net income from operation,
S94. 56S, 06, and surplus of SO, 063. 80. OF
the other roads Of the State the Ports
mouth. kittery and ork shows a surplus
of 50. 20 o., the Lewiston and Auburn
road d deficit of 81, 457.1 the Bath
railroad a surplus OF 81 SOB. is, the Bruins
wick and Tupsham road a deficit of
$751; SO, the Bangor, Or0no and Old Town,
a surplus OF SOL. 81, the Bangor road a
deficit II II, 900 % for the year,. The
query was raised recently by The Indus
trial journal editor as to the number of
Post Offices in Maine. and in reply thereto
the Information was impaired by pr0ml-
nent official of the railway mail service,
that there ale l, 243, the last one TO be
established being in the vicinity of
Dexter Penobscot County, and named
Owen" in honor of Josiah l.. Owen.
who until recently was conductor on the
Name Ceutral train from Dexter to Ban
gor, and who for nearly half century
had followed rail reading. ... The State
dairy conference of the Maine board of
agriculture will be held in city hall, Port
Iaho, zee anu Iot"Ioes sen III Ndll
oou al II. ~, against QUO last year ;..' AT
noon No. iD(n III l2etnahy baptls' ch'leh
bliss Mary EIllSe felIo"s %, OF 9k ,,. hegan
vas married. neg 70 ~ bruce A'i,er hl'e OF
9%hnon BRUSH coLumoi' M blshoP NealIy
OF f2I 'I"hu oIlcla'llS' Inc oride IS a
Wen known Nlollh's'' a graduate 81 'he
boston (ohSelNa'ol! oI Il, Music ana was
tuu(a'eo ID f1'pe. ne groom is
"eaIlAy nine owner ana part proprietor
~ 'le ce't,'Ia'tu logan niue ~ Nelson,
'' ','.'. %'tlaTtel master h}"e received
notice nom Washington A9V. Ioth that the
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-12-01
"a Lighthouse Romance"

Under this caption VIM. Z. Curtis has
in the Chicago Record what the Narragua-
gus Times calls a vervinteresting story !;
Interesting, not because of its truthful
ness, rather the reverse, but for its alb
surdity. His description OF Petit Menan
lighthouse is as amusing as the romantic
part of the story:
Petit Menan lighthouse, or Tit Nan"
as the natives call it, is one OF those spid-
cry looking affairs which rise from the
water among some dangerous shoals Off
Winter Harbor, Me, and is supported by
four iron tubes securely fastened into
the solid rock. About 80 feet above high
tide, not entirely out of reach of the
waves when a gale is blowing, is a house
built of corrugated iron. The lower story
is for storage purposes. Here three
months provisions and a stock of fresh
water are always kept in case the light
keeper should be cut off from the shore,
and a stock of OIL sufficient to keep the
lamp burning all winter. There is little
machine shop, too, where necessary re-
pairs can be made. Above these are the
living apartments, two rooms, about 20
feet by IA in size. One OF them is draw
ing room, sitting ROOM library and cham
ber combined; the other is kitchen, din
ING groom, etc. Outside, on all four sides
of the building, is gallery, OF piazza,
where the ightkeeper can sit in his leis-
ure hours and enjoy the changing scenery
of the sea, or drop a hook over the railing
and catch fish for dinner or breakfast.
Above is the tower with an enormous
lamp, whose rays can be seen for several
miles 1t revolves so many times an hour
,,l, II
mariners VINO haunt this coast. During
the winter the lenses are often crusted
with salt from the spray that spattels
them.
\ lonesome place is Tit Nan light
house. 30 miles from shore, and the only
means of communication Il rowbOaU.
There arg no neighbors any nearer and 10
visitors disturb the solitude of the light
keeper except once OF twice a year, hen
the Inspector comes around or curious
people from a pleasure yacht climb the
non adder from curiosity
Amos luce las kept Fit Nam light
fnl uoe dian a quarter OF century and
ms wife lived with him all this time.
THEN children were grown and married
oft ot engaged in employment elsewhere.
So that they had nothing to trouble them
and We're able tn nut by the greater part
Of the salary of So a month which the
government ha, paid Amos for protecting
commerce agaius, disaster upon the
shoals
y few weeks ago. Mrs, Rice peacefully
terminated a long and lonesome lite and
Went to join the choir invisible. Amos
had To keep Her body four days before lie
could fulfill his promise to bulv her with
her folks at Winter II Tb,r for the sea
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-12-01

1t was wild day in the Cortes. 81 ask
you how" demanded the ministerial dep
uty, driven to a frenzy by the assaults of
the opposition, 1--WE are to curtail run
ming expenses?' Don't run so much!"
shouted Carlist deputy. And amid cries
of ''Viva Espanar' the session closed.
detroit journal.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-12-01

F. Hopkinson Smith contributes his
new story, "a Kentucky Cinderella" to
the Christmas Ladies' Home journal. 1t
is a sweet little romance, charmingly told
by an old time colored ''mammy,' who in
her way is as interesting and delightful a
character as "Colonel Carter of Carriers
ville" another creation of Mr. Smith S
graceful pen.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-12-01
THE HOMElIEST MAN IN BELFAST

As we'll as the nandsomest, and others are invited
to call any druggist and get free trial bottle
of Kemps Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, a
remedy that is guaranteed to cure and relieve all
Chronic and Acute Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis
and Consumption Price 25c. and SOC.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-12-01

18th at his home in Philadelphia of pneu-
mona. Mr. Kelley was 81 years of age
and is survived by his wife,. The Span
ish cruisers Isla De Cuba, and Isla De
Luzon. sunk during the battle in Manila
Bay, have been hoated and locked at
Cayite
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-12-01
TO I a.
Bears the 1.-The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature :; &Hz&zzzM

Bodily pain loses its terror if you've a
bottle of DR.. Thomas Electric Oil in the
house. Instant relief in cases of burns,
cuts, sprains, accidents of any sort
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-12-01

Eczema, scald head. hives, itchiness of the
skin of any sort instantly relieved, perman-
emily cured. Doan's Ointment. At any
drug store.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-01
WAGES AND DAMAGES.
4 sailor on the ship Kotch IibeIs Her
I'm the Federal Court

Only one libel suit was flied in the Fed
eral court yesterday, that OF Pietro Ge-
mile against the ship Rotch, IN the sum
of sei5 damages for injuries sustained and
wages alleged to be due.
According to Pletro's story. IS told In
the libel he signed papers as ordinary
seaman with Capt. Lancaster Of the
Rotch. for a voyage from San Francisco
to New York. That was In April last
The Rotch was to sail on six months
voyage. VIA Seattle. with a cargo Of spars,
and Pietro was to receive $50 Il month for
his iabOrs before the mast. He went on
board AZ San Francisco and proce eded in
due course Of time and tide 10 seattle
where his travels came 10 an abrupt and
painful end. For while the Rotch Law
al berth in Smiths cove Pie,ro, while
engaged I'm the faithful discharge of his
duties. and without any fault or negli-
gence of his own" fell through a hatch
way into the ho'd. sustaining Injuries 10
his head and body which came near CIV
ing him q bed IN Davy Jones locker. IN
stead Of in the cool and comfortable re-
ceivng ward OF a hospital, where he now
lies In pain and suffering. He mad work
ed aboard the Rotch just three weeks
when the accident happened. and for that
time Of service received from the captain
Of the snip nothing more than solitary
five-doiar gold piece. Consequently he
believes himself entitled 10 the other Sis.
the amount Of wages h. would have rg-
ceived AZ the end OF the voyage IF he
had sailed and 500 addition a. damages
fer the suffering ne has endured and 10
compensate him for the time he has lost
He AYERS that his injuries will not permit
him 10 work for many weeks 10 come.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-01

Ross, In an alteration with Benson on
the Yakima reservation on the I'd of Feb
ruary, struck his victim crushing blow
on the head with an iron bar, and then
twisted his neck until ii broke. Benson
died instantly.
Ross was indicted at the April term of
the United States court at Spokane. the
grand jury returning a bill OF murder In
the first degree. 1t was later found that
1t would be more convenient 10 try Ross
in the court OF the Western district, 50
the case was transferred. United States
Marshal lde brough; the prisoner here
on the night of the 9th. and he now
awaits trial behind the close bars of
murderer's cell in the county Jail.
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FREE TO ALL WOMEN.

wish ali ladies' 10 know thai / am man.
ager OF branch office for the sale of tho
famous Balm OF Figs. 4 remedy which will
positively cure all forms or female weak
ness without the aid of a physician and
as proof OF Its merits. 1 will gladly give or
send any lady one 51-cent box free az
there Is no case of Painful Periods. Leucor-
rhoes. DISBURSEMENTS or Irregularities but
what Il will cure. This is 10 auack doc
tors medicine. or hum5ug. but Natures
own remedy for women. which restored me
to health after all other means had failed
and IS Endorsed BY many Seattle ladies. I,
will cost YOU nothing 20 convince yourself
OF its merits and I shall be pleased TO have
you call. or send a 2-cent stamp. and
will sand you one 50-cent box free. and
write Won fusl particulars. Mrs. Caro,ins
Rose Seattle Wash 4st Belmont Avenue
REMEMBFp-Pk OF FIGS CURES
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local land office and the general land
office. and the decision of Secretary Bliss
affrms the action already taken.
The land involved IS the towas::e o. Sky
komish. known OF the land plats as lors
5. 6. and 6. section 2G, township IS north.
range L east. Seattle. The S.. Paul
Minneapolis x Manitoba Railway Com
pany filed All application u select lots
:. and :, hut afterward withdrew its
claim. and has made no appeal from the
decision rendered.
The township plat was fled April -
1895. and on the same day Ma.oney an
piled 10 enter and s'ureus applied Ia 10.
cate C.rar3 scrip on lot 6. The decision
received yesterday says:
THE testimony clearly shows that Ma
loney settled on the land IN the spring
Of 1891 am that ne thereafter contin,i-
ously maintained his residence thereon.
His settlement was made when the coun-
" for several miles around was wholly
unsettled. II Is charged THAI be must
have known fha. the railroad company
would establish as line near his location
and perhaps Il town would De built on
or near II. Even II he could have fore
seen such a contingency. ard after MS
location a railroad town was actually 10
Gated upon the lands hc had selected.
still 4 wouli by no means interfere with
his rights or :mpeach his good faith.
eft may be true tina; the Improvements.
valued A; $50. were made largely by
hired help. ami shat the clearing. fifty
acres, and the S.3shrg. twenty acres
were done hy me same means; skill. n
done NJ his instance ard MS expense.
a - The Same a. II done by his own
labor"
IN the case AZ John Hamilton ~. Elmer
Jewett involving lfA acres on the soutn
line az Snohomlsh county. q decision was
Yesterday received from Land Commits
soner Hermann j.smisslng Eamiltoa's
r0ufaSt
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A. T.. PIPER. Receiver
set aside the judgment and ordered new

set aside the Judgment and ordered a new
trial
Kellogg Is haf-breed Indian He was
born near Port Biakeley. He has always
beer known as the adopted son OF Mr.
schsuerman, who lives at the old family
homestead at Salmon bay. According 10
the evidence In the case. Kellogg grew
10 manhood at the Scheuerman house
hold. Two years ago there was some
trouble In the family, as a result of which
Kellogg left the place. On May is. 1850.
scneuerman swore to- complaint before
Justice OF the Peace Caldwell. charging
Kellogg with burglary. The case was
never prosecuted. and subsequently, KEEL
iogg brought suit for $1,000 damages for
false Imprisonment, having laid in iail.
"a he claims eighteen hours as a result
OF the charge made against him by MIR.
Scheuerman
Kellogg alleges that Mr.. Scheuerman
ana MS wife Catherin Scheuerman were
IN collision TO blacken his name and rep,,-
tauon. The defense replies with the
charge that Kellogg did burgiarize the
scneuerman house and with a denial az
to the conspiracy, etc.
Kellogg testified yesterday afternoon
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linni DEGREES IesucU.

In thn Federal court Yesterday Judge
Hanfor,l issued final decree IN the an.
Client and somewhat muSIy umeer-lai'i-
sr,tfs ~ the StImson Land Company.
which were FIRST fled IN March OF lNs-'
ara have :ain under advisemeat practi-
r,Iy ever since The decree IS in favor
- tha four separate defendants in action
Nt-ha., Cannon. Edward Lawrence 6au-
.3s.re BENJAMIN clark and {. ;. Nce.
Il .ll~,,lzses a bin or the plaintiff con-
many and fsnds for costs 81 action IN FAVOR
- - 5fa,aonts Interest IN the cases
a. :, sch -, stagnant condition that i, Is
do,,,,f,,l whether the company VIII 30
rnueh as take up the costs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-01

Narrlsra licenses were issued yesterday
- the following persons;
John ] Agutter (sn and HAITI" kocher
tael both of Seattle; James Nichols teN
ana Maggie Morgan u9. both % Ne" cas"
t1a. + Lowell C0> ana Frances tfedeT'ck-
son f>p. ~ SEATTLE: L. II. Frey tSa' ana
f.ucv P.xley ,ol. both Of Nerta beaa-
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MALONEY OWNS THE TOWN
CONTEST OVER SITE OF skYkO-
MISH SETTLED IN HIS FAVOR.
A Decision by Secretary Bliss At
firms the Local and General Land
Omces-I.and Was settled On in
1891 and In Now Very Valuable.

The contest waged over the TOWNSHIP Of
Skykomish has been finally settled IN ia
vor Of John Maloney by decision of Sec
rotary Of the Interior Bliss. The decision
was received yesterday in the local land
Office. The case OF John Slurg.s ".
John Maioney has already been deter
mined in the latter's favor by both the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-01

The following rev suits were MED 81 The
superior court yesterday;
Rahert J Jones ", II H. SptnFeT-lo
re~ovyv Oh promtssory note and noT'&aEe'
$Ha ~ g.. $50
X ] Jones ~ + r Hamhjstt sax on
,,rctn{~Sarx note and mortgage. $15sn.
p NcCAirr "a pullman Auditorium
trof3apsnv-Dn P.NuisSory noe Tor 49,.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-01

81 u the nearest drug store and get bottle
e Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and M
arvAooa Remedy a. a safeguard against
bovel complaints. Il IS the most Successful
medicine in the world for thc~e ailments and
should I've part OF the oltht oil every
man gclE. ~ AleAkA
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that Scheuerman was the only iather ne
ever knew. Nothing has neen deVe!0pf'
a. ,hc t-,tt ., far. beyond what has al
r.a5v been printed In the accounts OF the
former trial The case went over '.Ii
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-01
SUBURBAN
HOr1E.

FaFe-rcom house. plenty Of ground. any
quantity Of small fruit. ;ine place for
and On car line; 81. eoo; easy terms
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-01
New Contracting Freight Agent.

e {. Fegs.rs vas yesterday appointed
contracting freight agent % The Great
Northern road. with headquarters In s.
attic Mi Fegsi0s Is a well known rs.'
road man in ne Puget sound district.
having heen formerly travelling fve.gS;
&xea, % The 500 Ire. lie entered upoa
rs new duties today
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-01
To III. TRIED July ~.
Charles Ross. the Alleged Murderer.
In King County Jail

Judge Hanfort yesterday So. July = a.
tire day cor the grial OF Charley Ross.
the Yakima Indian now .B the county
)ail. charged with the murder Of Waituce
Benson, fellow resident 81 the Yakima
reservation. The Indictment charges that
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-01
RlaEY'S Trial BEGINS.
fnt Day Il Consumed Without
Securing a Jury.
20 opEa vENiRES ISSUED.

for the state and Defense
tx Examine the Jurymen-
c..xrr Wen Were fn the Box
..~a Cosrs AdtourRrd-Reeef
Hsekaan Files His second Quar-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Court Notes
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a of II.
to
a
private o the
Of
Instu Of
profB
ali beenrem
ssay.t by the
al slsn!hed his
Al tn
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Eefure Going To the n ioutiy Ike

VAN CAMPS Pork AMI Beans.
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O<.zy@sMGm er>es

s2 and 2as New York bloc k.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01
Src iyffclige &pimocr.
9eiriebe for p%eriubiIfe Smerter %
Hnalioelier.

"6sr lea brugts SOoia e. Qinibam's ~9es
0ttable COMPOUND bar min Soelbrco graopis
blepst unOersrapet. Seq FEB uii9eligt al
imerteirlo determination, pine i Npssen,
Smsrter / Sptrotlsn al Sobeoet, ai Sparie,
2ioelier. GompounOst bar iulpitGnois bel
breDet mig" Nrs. 8eOrse 98ais, 923 gant
st., Cincinnati, Sbip.
"Seg bapoe i Narepis lipt ai imertciulo
Meniiruation bpsr Waansp. Gu Sag blsp
en- al Mrs. Qinibam's iuiou @sser iaitet iaO
| nit Sous, % leg gap mig itrar til at lGie
ben, Sereitcr iii its uOset al epOiu 6.
9inlbam's "9eBCtubic Gompouno" % "2iper
pils." seq fan meo Sausbsp ise, at ioas
isler jog iom en- anoen apinoe. Miue mas
ueDliee 2iptiisr er o%perpuupns. Seq fal al.
tip prize "9ssstable 6ompeunp," for bpao BET
bar uoreitei for mig" Nlrs. Warearet Din
osriou, 1858 Sisbon st., 2%spitou, IRE.
4GDoia e.. Qintbam's Agesstatls Goul'
pounp@ bar belbreoei mig for imerteiulr
Meniiruaiion. Ru er alt bette iorbi, iailei
prts Wlrs. 9iuibam's Meoieiner % 8aap.
Nirs. Carrie geiaiams, South Drills, u. g,
Zen i,pre Msnspe piDuesbpro bspiiel
oper al 5pipi, at eppia e, Qintbom's "@sset
table Gompouno' er Ct nisiprt, im'isrt % nG
fen uidlbarligi Mipoel i liliGloe al llreael.
mrsfabecer, tiltageboloi, ior ilTrit sle
imerteiulo maautplig 8enislie.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01

Senatpr Ieurpie ira California bar
iremiat 6prilas on, at bepilse $4,000,
for at uoenrissminiitersn fan ienoe en-
Spmmisiipn al SjvbmGnb % 5abritan'
Ter til aina for at ltuoers Sauoelsiprs
bploeue Der.
Snape 5ranfrise % TpitIanb bar
iiciiaere ienbt i%aaonnne apmmisiipner
til Giten. s begse TiliGlpe BAR bet
Sssierinserns, ipm ienbte bisie apms
missioner aiiteb, % ben frantic &esjes
ring aniaa i'm Submissions Rappori
for at bare al iaa itpr &istisbeb, al
ben life blep pHentlissjcri, for OF ittC
andre 9anbes ajsbm9nb ituloe bgit(
6urbel al ben frantic apmmislions gr.
bsios. commissioners &appprt bier
ienbt iii be melt promuisnts aipbmant
% Sabritanter, men fun llboras, ion
ensit bier enfclt Siebmanbs eller So.
b%rItauis 5cr!etuius.
Get CT Seuii9teu meo BET uGpnt,
5orilas al bsmpubiss ubenrissminilie.
rem Ill at ienoe 3 tumpetsr,e MGuo ii
aina ipr OF unperisse Marteosrne be,
for aueritanite Irpoutter % inobentt
ale mulise SplpsHiuger ON, bpprIebes
ma fan iaa be ameritauite @arer tjeuo
pan 2itens Marfebsr.
gn lisnenbe SOmmisiiOn ienbtes 10,
nusle Gar iinen iii Spo gmerita, o.
bens Grbeioe us lnoerip9elie eat
Sisoet til bet ubpre Spiuiug, Tom 10,
Sauesl Der bar iaat De iioite Slar.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01

Sire Suien Gdnbas ~uniformer
fenotes fprleoen Dag til Tampa, bpor
fra be inareit mulis itaI isnoes til
General Sbdftcrs Solbatsr oeO Gan.
iiasc.
4omiral Sdmpion rapporterete
forlecen til 5laabsminifteren, at Del
life bar fanot, at Gigene at be ialenc
Qmeritanere bar misbanpIeoe. De par
ituot pad fort gfitanb, og Mdulerinss
lerne baupe ~foraariaget r%aoicmmc
Stub'aar.
Den brittle Camper 9lorimu
anfom til Nep Yprt ben 26oe SUM-
meb $500 5pns Spppl fra en- italienit
6dun. paa Rsiisn bib msbte ben life
Ell eneite fpanit &riesitib, udgtet ben
maatte pusiere giennsm 8ibraltars
Strebet % lanss Spaniens apit.
- Oct robe &prs bill tjebe ct 9pipis
talifib, Tom itdl ienbes til Manila.
De Oil optdge en- Subitription paa
100000 / Staterne peItenfor alippes
biergene, tjsbe ct Stib os forare bet
i'll Regierineen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01
feran Santiaes
&c amerifanife 5ugeniorer afitjGrer
Yanbrercne, iaa Spanierre maa
nsic Iis nieb HegnpailO.
Sciciringsfanoncr

De ipanIte trooper CO S%nobpggerle
i Cartilage er MI / en- me9st Hem antbe.
De ameritanite Sngenierer bar Wtans
bags afltuaret 9an~oleonlnsen til Spsn,
iaa bet eneite 0rittepano, Spanierne
bar, sr Regnpanb fra G%iiternsr.
Der bar / CONNER p9ret meget Tibet
Reqn, iaa 8dnomGngoen er lille TOR,
% bet, iom er Der, er bel ubrugeligt.
Oct bar ct msset ponIteligt Irbeloe
at faa ppelaet 8anoleonin9en, men
Snsenisrtorpiet giorpe bet unoer Be
itpttelIe at en- itor Stprte Sniur9enter
os a~nsritanite Trooper uncer General
canton.
Senbag often fanbt nogle cubanfe
Spirner 9dnblebningen. og bet blsp
itrar beiluttet at dfitj9re Spdnierne
fra 9arofprfpninsen og leoe 0dnoet
pper iii ben ameritanIte 2eir. CANINE
often blep Der uoitiast Sorpoiter, Tom
8 Mil fra 9psns Wture iteote pad pam
ite Trooper; ois'e aHpreoe npgle Stub,
men be ltjso pilot, % lite nogen al ppte
Solhater bleO @idaret. Sngeniertprtiet
arbeihepe Iele Natten men at iage rp
200 Sob at 9opeorsret, 20 CONNER /
Sperinit, % iiDtte bet oper til en- onoen
SAINT, ida Den ameritdnite 2eir bar
sobt friift @ano, % Spdnierne mad
neie fla mso Regnpdno. 9eneral Sbdf=
ter amer bette @rbeibs al iaa tor Be
tboning, at ban bar gipet 9eneral
canton Srore til, at ban unoer enbpsr
SmftGnoigbeo maa foripare ben Stils
ling, ban MI boloer.
De ameritanfte Sroppsr bapbe Sirsz
bag Morger cpitilet nosle Yeleiringsz
~fanoner paa Seioerne peb Santiago, 8
Wlil fra gpen, pg IaaInurt Reiten al
Irtilerist naar frem til %lSronten, nil
man beebnbe meb at bpmbarpere gpen
baabs fra 2anbz % Ssiipen. 9encral
Wbssler Tiger, at Der er minbIt $4,000
ipanite trooper / Santiago.
Spre re9ulGre trooper peo Sana
tiagp guar MI n9iten negne. De bar
taitet 59pper, grsier, Stjorter rib. %
mango al benz bar fun Yatronbelte %
Sto igjen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01
2rn 5priir. ium inist.

ScrQtari 0umiIton 5iib, il. par
ben fpynr Mano, Der ficite 5reoa9
faint / 9ruininasu mec Spanitrns'
San bar blanoi be ~forreitc / SoIon,
men, Ia oenne brcicoe At ira Sicppeien
ga .pm inounncr SluopiNoc ira Get
Tpanne gaobolo. 8an 'iee en- Spds
nier. Der iprebe fra ct trt Srut; itrnr
efter blep han ielp trufer ! grpItet az
en- auQlc; ban iaut iammen oso 6ooen
al Ct 9rG, mso Rp0aen mob bette.
Capt. Gopron itoo oOer BAN og lilso
% gnorc Itprteoe til for at battle ben
Suarcre. Qoa ben Pluos, bopr 6ilb
Iua, piite bet iio iersre al ligge en-
mGnqhe TONNE qatroner. 0on leOeOe
20 Rinuter % GAP til en- admerat ION
ct ficfte Minbc ct Dame ubr.