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Sixth Raco-FOr threc.year.olds and owe
5000 added one mite:
sWirTMASS KHARNEY sTAnEs
Wins by "a Nose AT SRrntoEa-Small Fields
and n Heavy Track.

SARATOGA. Aug 3--The races were resumed
here this afternoon over a heavy track. and as
scratches were large the fields in all except
one Of tho races were small. This. OF course.
made the sport dull during the afternoon. and
to make matters worse only ono favorte got
home in front OF his field The stake feature
was the Kcarnev for all ages at six furlongs.
worth about $1,000 to the winner Sanders.
Kinnikinnic. and DR.. Eicnberg were with
drawn. hut the Goughncres Stable added
Clonsilla. Richard Croker entered Little Snint.
". H. Clark put in Acusha. and J. i, Seagram
added yragedian. ]. little saint ruled favorite
II resulted In stirring finish. with swiflnas
tile winner by "A nose. Z,
The largest Held Of the day ran in the arst
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John II. Gentry PAGES In 2;O5A Over n
Hnlf-Mile Track.

YOUNGSTOWN. Aug. 3.-John r. Gentry, the
fast PAGER. yesterday broke the Youngstown
half-mile track record. 2:1O. made by the
PAGER Johnston in 1893. by going in 2:05'4, He
made 1t. too. against the wind on the back
". j. Andrews. and received the word on the
second attempt. The runner Ike, driven to
time OF the mile was: 0:32A. l :O3. 30,
2:05t.. Joe ,Patchen. IN 1894. made record
on q haf-mile track Of 2:O4t and Robert j., in
10y the booksellers yesterday that 2:O7 would
not be euualled 1t was announced that from
here Gentry would 60 TO Rochester. whore he
will contest for u purse of $4,000. and that
this would be his last season OH the track.
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Baseball Games To-Day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New York at Brooklyn; Washington at Boston;
Chicago At Cincinnati.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Providence at Worcester Hartford at Springfield;
Syracuse at Montreal; Rochester at Toronto.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Lancaster at newark: Richmond at Reading;
Wilkosbarre at Allentown.
oTHRR GAMES.
Morris Plains State Asylum We. Warrington
Heights +. c.. at Morris Plains.
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- At Albany First game. Albany. q; Oswogo I
becond Ramo-Albany, :; Oswego. y.
Al BlnxhAnltUn-- Bin hamtOn, 4; Utica, Is.
At lthhca-Cortland, IL; Rome, 1.
At Troy-Troy, IL; Schenectady, ..
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TROTTIEG AND PACING.
A Violent Rainstorm Mars the Harness
Racing at Columbus.


Racing at Columbus.
COLUMBUS. Aug. 3.-Another big crowd was
present to-day to witness the fourth days
racing at the Columbus Driving Clubs track.
The weather was oppressively hot The sport
started at 80 o'clock with the first heat Of the
2:18 pace The clever chestnut mare Nerva
Patchen won In drive from Dover. the
favorite. Harry o.. laying up and finishing
eleventh. heat was then paced In the 2:O7
class Ananias beinG In front in 2:07&. As
they came out for the second heat OF the 2:1o
pace black clouds gathered in every direc-
ton. and 1t did not take long for real
shower to, arrive. Harry O. won the
pretty violent. The, track was sea Of
mud after the storm had stopped and al! the
horsemen went home, feeling sure T, that there
however, announced at o'clock that racing
would be continued II possible. and the crowd
track was good enough, Harry O. won 3Ia tho
race. Ananias won the folowing heats IN the
purse. The OLA trot. WHICH looks like the race
OF the week, was postponed until noon to-mor-
G,tTy
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Martin Rides the Winner of tho Brighton
Town Plate.
Special Cable Dsspatsh 10 THE Sun.

Special Cable Dtspateh 10 THE Sun.
LONDON. Aug. AT Brighton to-day the
Brighton Town Plate OF $50 sovereigns. the
winner to be sold at auction for 200 sover-
signs one mile seven furlongs and forty four
yards. was won by f. NJ Arthurs Challow,
ridden by Martin. Horatio Bottomeys Bene-
dictus was second and Mr.. Gorham's Clondal-
kin third. Fifteen horses ran.
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Tho Foley brothers are not satisfied with the re-
suit of their match at handball against f. Hopkins
and j. Tracy, at the Harlem court. ODD street and
the T. st River and wish TO play another match I'M
der the same conditions ON next club day for $50
ali
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PIi1syrRG. Aug. 3.-sparks relieved Chesbro at tho
beginning Of the fourth inning to-day. and the only
run scored by Baltimore during his reign on the
rubber was gift from U Brien and McCresry. In
the eighth inning the Pirates made three hits and
with out tried to hunt in the tieing ran. but
lweIman was caught at the plate. and attempted
double steal failed, retiring the side. The score
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A. Newport Newport, Z: Brockton, Z.
At Manchester Taunton, 4; Manchester, =.
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Nv, .Sso b% error -Ihcayu lett on oases-SH-
w. : on Powell, = Struck out-By Garytn. .; by
= vel. 2. Two base hlt-Ryan. Sacrifice hits
c..'., Wovcrton. stolen -Heidrick Hit 10y
firh"r by Powell. /. Umpires-O'Day and Smith.
i"n"-i A1HT and 30 inmates.
rHlih.E rHiA, NJ CLEVELAND. l--FIfsT GAME.
lWiN"eirulA, Au.. 3.--Thc.PhiladelphiAs won,two
~ itf",'lng games with the greatest of ease from
t''"lahl tp-iAy he,ore 5,tOs people. The heldmg
u Dol u sd, Cluee The
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Connecticut state League

At Meriden- New Haven, 3; Meriden, 2.
At Waterbury. Bridgeport. \; Waterbury, 2,
Al Derby Derby. v; New London, 8.
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n. n. Y.
Orange Athletics. % o o o OIL D
Newark Athlea. 81 1 o y o "a Q
Batteries white and o'Neil Donovan aud Roach.
FLRIsCHMASNs
n. II. \.
Mountain A. c. 4 4 o o y y .-16 IL /
Middleburg .,...I y ! o o o o. y 8
Batteries. -Colcolough and whitaker, Collins and
Holenbeck.
OXFORD.
H.. f.
lion ...............t o o q 0 o. 2
Richheld ......,..O . U " y 0-J u 2
Batteries-Lipp and Rogers: Hanson and Donald.
At Brstol--Hartford, =; Bristol, 8.
At st. townsville n. Y.-st. Johnsville. 4; Cuban
x Giants. 10.
At Mllton-Brooklyn +. c., :; Milton, g.
Al Prospect Psrk--Chemical National Bank, III
Importers and Traders National Bank. I.
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When again You have something hrst class in
"Horses aud CArriA Ses" or sale or exchange. You
can reach svS readers through no other DAILY pub.
noAuon.-Adg.
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Western League.


At Milwaukee, Milwaukee, 4: st. Paul, 8.
At Kansas City--KAnsas City, o; Minneapolis, 16.
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littsDurg. .................2 o o o o o.
Baltimore ....,..,.,,.....2 D 0 l %
tolon base-Williams. TN base hits --BowermAn,
Nreery. Three nase hits-Jcnnings t2). Struck
ont By Sparks I; by Howell. ,. FIRST base balls
On CAeshru :; OF Sparks, |; on Howell 4. I'm
Pros -Ensio and Mcdonald. Attendance" 4. 800.
Time . hours and Is minutes
CHICAGO, / ~ Louis. o.
CHICAGO Aug. 3-Garvin ami Powell wrre both on
edge day and pitched magnificent form.
i'nols ware casy until the Ghth inning. when tho
uIh Riders punched three Of their four hits and
canned tho only run made daring the game. Ma
. Z III" new Chicago shortstop. made his debut
r1ul his magnificent fielding saved hia team from
ti'At. Attendance. l.2oo. The score
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Teddy H. Eoual. New Pal,.,s Record.

NEW PALr2. Aug, a.-The last days racinglat Brod.
head D:yiug Park was the best ever seen here.
Teddy B's time .:laA in the last two heats equAlcd
thu track record. The class tor ago !rotters and
GufHele,s Wonder made 2:lI i'll her exhibition.
Summary:
Free firall class, trotting and pacing purse 1900:
Teddy A. ttrOtterI. u, T., Octaroon
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= trOttins; purse 5000.
nv Sir Walter, Jr,-Harebell, by
Joe Calm, Mari and Kitty Newman Win at
GloverSville.

GLovEasvILLE, Aug. 3.-Three good races took
place to-day at Berkshire Park. IN each class the
iaynrite won The finishes were close. creating
much enthusiasm. The track was in excellent CON
dition About 1000 persons we're present. sum
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r Ia, .AA ...........o - . 3 II
, ~ h's" his Cooley. Mcfarland Three base
o.rhAgty Saorhoc hits--Iauler Gross. Lett
20, &c.. svriISn Sn.Ie,!. stolen b,se"ia1tdcr'
: il4 Ha,.ey aud Sullivan; Lockhead and
ger hr!oaaut ana MrFhrlani. First base on
+ r.'Ia! lph!a : FIRST base on hnlls Lauder.
: '"is.'T tit by pitched hall--Harley, Tucker:
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Baseball, Washington Pnrk.4P. NJ. To-Day.
brooklyn IS. New York. Admission boc. aud zoe.
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Atlantic League.

ALLENTOWN.
SIumNht3Wn. ...... q u o o o o % 2
"NAoSoa're .... u q u q % v
J,6 pa.enes NaM'uus and stemniei; Gouding and
READING.
nnsHolhg ......-I . o o o--Y 10
NIhIHohi. % - y o -
batteries Murphy and FoIi Flahcrty and Steel.
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"Jock" Bowen Gets Norvin G. in the zilO
List.

PORTLAND. Aug. g. There was sensational harness
racing at RigOy Park this afternoon four heat win
ners lowering their marks and two of them getting
into the 2:lO list. Noryin q. and sclavonc. two
Boston geldings, were tho star performers IN the
2:lI pace. The veteran driver jock Bowen
handled tho former. and having formerly trained
thn rival horse was more than delighted TO win,
even though both horses d. oppod out OF their class.
Glory Haverhin geldtng captured the Ego trot In
straight heats and Joe Pilot the 2lS pace both re-
ducinY their records. Summary;
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Eastern League.

Worcester -Spr ngheld, :. Worcester 10.
~ ioroat''-sJrAeuse. O. Toronto, o,
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; '"sr Eiis--l,ockhcad Flick. ThrSe.basG hit
. Le't On bases Cleveland. :. PhilalclphiE,
=, Nti' ont lh"nls, Lauder, Donahue. MrAllls'
l. S'"'ei ba'es-Cooley, DelrhAnty, Gross ~.
e. s'e pays quinn. Lockneah and Fucker; owens,
- an Cooley. First base un errors Cleveland,
Gu..st base on balls Gross ~. owens. Dpwd. Nc.
nnoc'er, ,fatsed balls -suRden. .. Emplres -Gaf-
hey aud Latham. lime z hours.
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Norvin e., br. e.. by Eoryal-Congo. ny
BlaCkwoUd Bowen ....,....,,,'''.'.'''''l l
ScIayonic, or. = lCheney) .,................9 |
KELVIN cb, 4 tElintt ,....,.,.....,........6 q =
WhirlNind b. Y. tKilbOrnel.. ...............k
WinHcid br L. iGatcOmb). .................b
Palmetto Prince, b. 5. o'Scip,,....".... q I
hcJoe, b. T. lass. ...,,..- ,.,,:'.'..s uls'
TIme2:lO't, 2:OaA. 2:o'N. 2'llH.
2:ao class, trotting; purse 5000
GLORY III " by Sir Walter. Jr.-HArebel, by
Harbrnger tGatcomDl ..,;,,.,.,'...''.''.''''i J. !
Flora Woodruff h. III. Grady. y
Alice Barnes b. NJ tRilborne). ................6
Tina Belle Ch III. Be erl.
MkhlO. b. z tTrOutl U
Tom Leary, gr, Y. Dorr ,....,...,....,........s
KamAIa b. III. CArpentcr). ..............,....1 q
Sea lie L., br. m Paige .....,.,..,...,..'''.'.6
Minnie b., br. III. Chez eN y q I
TIme-2:l5 Y, 2:l5H. ELSA.
a;I6 class pacing: purse $500:
Hoe Plot b. T., by d 'lineator, dam by Bour'
bon CaiCf lklhoIne' !
Art Aloo br v. Brennan. ..............,...2 =
Little Dick. h. X Palmer
Ornament. Ch z. JAn csl.........,,...,,,..,,. y
John r., III. y, tDorcl ,,.....,.,..,'.,6
Marcus Aurelius h. =. Durland) ..............a
Mare Egan. br IN. Rcamer).
Hal p D. u Woodbury. ........................o
Henry tilr CHI. m Ling. .,.............e b
--'"'' Tme-21IA, 2l2A. 2:l3A.
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The latest bulletin from Chairman Gerlacl
lowing information = National champion shiI
score to date; Major Taylor 81 points; Tom
James Bowler. IS points: G. H. Mccarthy, Il
points; Henry Gigson. q points: Charles .Por
ter. y points; Harley Davidson. points; Jerr!
Woodward and Edward Llewellyn. 4 points
Louis Gordon and B. Is. Bird. points Horace
Poutsch. . points. and Charles Pease anc
Charles Hoffer. point each"
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o;li CLASS, pacing; purse 5000:
rnrrin u hr g. by EOrHhl-ConGO. by
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$500:
Pc Ieiero ltrotter. CHI. g.. by May King
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-01-18
LOSS IS UNIVERSALLY FELT
Speaker Reeds Tribute to the Late Repre-
sentative Dingley.

Speaker Reeds Tribute to the Late Repre-
sentative Dingley.
Washington, Jan. 16.--Speaker Reed
said of the death of Dingley: II have
never known the sense of loss to be
more nearly universal than in the case
of Governor Dingley. His death comes
at time when the need of his services
will be most keenly felt His
habits of labor and his untiring indus
try gave him the greatest command
over the subjects to which he devoted
his attention. The house finding that
he always said something and wasted
no time in saying it. accorded to him
the high compliment Of silence and at
tention. He was a public serv-
ant equal to all his duties. who won the
respect and esteem not only of his as
sociates, but of the whole country"
At the late home Of Mr.. Dingley, the
Hamilton hotel, there were many evil
dences of that deep personal esteem in
which he was held. Messages of condo
lence came from every quarter of the
country, and to these were added the
personal condolences of the president,
cabinet officers. senators, supreme JUS
tees and members of the house.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-01-18
had Rail Causes a Wreck.

Cincinnati, Jan. 16.-The Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern has furnished the
Associated Press with the following Of
fetal statement of wreck at Clay, Ills.
Passenger train No. 4, Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern, leaving st. Louis
2:35 yesterday morning was derailed
just east Of Clay City. Ills, on account
Of a broken rail which was later found
defective. There were three men, one
woman and two children injured, as
follows: w. j. Burrows, Jr., Philadel-
phia, slightly bruised: j. E. McCready,
Cassopolia, Pa, scalp slightly injured
P. L. Myers. Assumption, Ills, right
shoulder hurt; Mrs. w. III. Schaffer and
three children, Johnstown, Pa, not seri-
OuSly
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-01-18
STONED A SPANISH FLAG.
Uncle Sans Soldiers Haul it Down-San-
guilly's Plant About Ludlow.

guilly's Plant About Ludlow.
Havana, Jan. 49, Yesterday morn
ing, a Spanish flag having been raised
over a hotel on the Calzada del Monte,
q crowd of Cubans gathered and began
Tenth regular infantry, was called and
proceeded to the scene of disturbance
at double quick, and with fixed bayonets
speedily dispersed the crowd, which was
fast becoming ugly. The officer in COM
mand explained to the proprietor that
the flag ought to be lowered because it
was likely to produce further disorder.
The proprietor. in reply, assured the Of
ficer that no offense had been intended;
that having seen the English and Ger
man flags flying he thought he would be
at liberty to raise the flag ofSpain. Two
members of the company lowered the
flag.
General Julio Sanguilly, accompanied
by four aides, Saturday sailed for Tam
pa, Fla, whence he purposes to proceed
to Washington TO protest against the
attitude assumed toward him by Major
General Ludlow, military governor of
the department of Havana. Friday
General Sanguilly called upon Major
General Brooke, governor general of
Cuba, and for the first time gave his
version of the Albisu theatre affair He
showed General Brooke General Lud-
lows letter ordering him (Sanguilly) to
stay out of the city and not to wear his
uniform. Sanguilly, who had not seen
General Ludlow, got note of introduce
tion to him from General Brooke and
sent IL to General Ludlow by Cuban
aide, together with an inquiry as to
when IL would be convenient for Gen.
eral Ludlow to see him. To this General
Ludlow replied that he could not see
Sanguilly, and the latter before leaving
for Tampa wrote to the governor gem
eral full statement of the case. Gen
eral Sanguilly considers that the Gu
ban army has been insulted in his per-
son.
General Ludlows letter to Sanguilly,
dated Jan. s, was personal letter, not
an official Communication, and was
courteously phresed. In ii General Lud-
low expressed surprise that a man of
Sanguilly's rank should take part In
such a scene as that which occurred at
the Albisu theatre, and II contained a
direct suggestion as to the propriety of
Eanguilly staying out of the city there
after. or If he came into Havana that
he be not attired in uniform.
AZ Marianao yesterday. at the house
of the Cuban chief Leyte Vidal, pri-
vate military meeting was held at whcih
a number OF prominent military men,
were present. Considerable displeasurc,
was expressed at the acceptance BY
General Mario Menocal and other GU
han Off .era Of positions under the IJnitr
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-01-18
John Block Beats His Hoodoo.

Peoria. Ills, Jan. 16.-John Block,
whose end was predicted for yesterday
by local prophet, has STAYED off the
death angel. Failing to secure an in
junction from the states attorney he
spent the intervening time in fasting
and prayer. All of yesterday he and his
relatives were engaged in prayer. which
proved efficacious. Mosaic law says the
day ends at shutdown, so Block felt safe
after that hour and invited friends in
to a great feast
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-01-18
Shot His Alleged Assailant.

Chicago, Jan. 16.-Fred ]. Barston, a
foreman employed by the w. 3. Conkey
Company at Hammond, Ind, shot and
probably fatally wounded William
Bray, of 276 South Halstead street Sat-
urday evening. The shooting is the re-
suit of a strike against the Conkey
Printing Company. Barstow is a nom
union man, while Bray is unionist.
Barstow says that Bray assaulted him
and shows a bruised face; Bray says
the shooting was entirely unprovoked.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-01-18
SEVENTEEN MEN DROWNED.
Ship Capsizes In Harbor and Catches Them
Like Rats in Trap.

Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 16-The British
bark Andelana, 1896 tons, of Nova Sco-
tia, Captain G. w. Stating, sank in
twenty-five fathoms of water in front
of the ST. Paul mill wharf, and the cap
tain, mate and fifteen of the crew were
drowned. No one witnessed the acct
dent, as it occurred during the night.
Friday night a gale ragged on the bay,
the wind blowing thirty-six miles an
hour. Two great boom logs were placed
beside the Andelana, one on each side.
During the gale, between and Sat
urday morning, one of the logs went
adrift, causing the ship to careen and
capsize with very little warning to the
crew. The vessel was entirely without
ballast, and the matches were open. All
on board were caught like rats in atrap
and had no chance to escape. The ship
simply careened, the water flowed in
the open matches, and she sank.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-01-18
Our English Cruiser Launched.

Newcastle, England, Jan. 16.-The
United States cruiser Albany was sue
cessfully launched Saturday in the pres
ence of the United States charge daft
flares, Henry White. the United States
naval attache. Lieutenant Colwell, and
many other Americans. The vessel was
bought before the Spanish war while
still on the docks
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-01-18
Ex-Mayor Convicted of Forgery.

Carlyle. Ills, Jan. lex Mayor Rob-
ert c. Lambe. of this city, has been
convicted by jury in Salem on the
charge of forgery. He was one Of the
most prominent members of the Gin
ton county bar He had beaten wom-
an out of 81 100 by forgery.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-01-18
Heavier Tax Proposed on Oleo.

Washington. Jan. Richardson of
Wisconsin has introduced bill in the
house amending the oleomargarine law
by making the revenue tax 10 cents a
pound when the oleomargarine is col
ored TO resemble pure butter
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-01-18
R.man Catholic church I'm Cuba.

Havana. JAN 16.-The bishop of Ha-
vara, recognizing that under American
military rule the church cannot be sup
ported out of the public revenues, has
issued a circular letter to the priests of
the different parishes, directing that the
church be hereafter maintained by pri-
yate contributions.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-01-18
Kansas soldiers Almost Mutinous.

Belts, of the Twenty third Kansas
(colored) regiment, is home from Cuba
He says that unless the Kansas SOL
diers are allowed to come home soon
there will be revolt among them. Bet
tbs reports many are sick and dying.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-01-18
Lewiston Mourns for DingIey.

Lewiston, Me-, Jan. 16.-Lewiston Is
plunged into mourning by the news of
the death of Representative Dingley.
The Lewiston board of trade has called
a public meeting OF citizens for this
evening
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-01-18

icisM s,ting that Menocal and tho others
had practically abandoned the Cuban
army. leaving their colleagues of less
influence to shift for themselves.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-01-18
Adali, the Turk, at Chicago.

Chicago. Jan. l6.-Hali Adali. the Turk
ish wrestler, is here and on Jan. % at
Taltersalls will try to throw Farmer"
Burns, and Rooney. 1.-THE giant grip
man."
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-01-18
Illinois Soldier Drowned at Havana.

Havana. Jan. l6.-Corporal Francis
E. Green, company X. Fourth Illinois
volunteers, was drowned yesterday
while bathing in\ the Almendares river