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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12
COMPANY L.,

Roy Anderson.
August Anderson.
Stephen J. Brennan.
Louis b. Bassett,
Frank Brereton.
Edward BOugie.
Elmer A. BaSsett.
Fred s. Buck.
Hartley A. Berry.
Charles T. Conrad.
Norman H. CaVan.
Peter Callan.
Ellsworth Christensen.
Bert Devinney.
Joseph Dushek.
Paul f. Donaldson.
Henry A. Davies.
Thomas r. Davis.
Henry Endewardt.
Sibert Eggen.
Willard Emerson.
Carl F'teldStad.
Peter ]. Fallon.
Edward NJ. Griffen.
David d. Censor.
Harry NJ. Glazier.
Conrad Guenther.
Arthur H. Gerrish.
William Hoadley.
Charlie HendrickSon.
Sigrud Halvorson.
Adam HotchkisS.
Oscar Hawley.
Charles r. Head.
Anton Johnson.
Charles H. Jacquinet.
John D. Jones.
Robert Jacquinet.
Richard II. Kelly.
Theodore r. Koenitz.
George Kahl.
Michael j. Lyons.
Hjalmar Lundin.
Robert Long.
Ernest Lee.
Michael j. Murphy.
James F. Myers.
James Madden.
John Metke.
William McDermott.
William f. McGiltou.
John w. Mccormick.
Frank Merrill.
Frank A. Neyhart.
Arthur r. Neyhart.
Charles w. Nelson.
Eric Okerlund.
Christopher Opdahl.
Henry S. Opsahl.
Jarvis l.. Parks.
Fred j. Podas.
Daniel Petrle.
John Paulsrud.
Gust Peterson.
John A. Peterson.
Arthur d. Purcell.
Charles Peters.
Ernest e. Rider.
Christ I. ROLAND.
Alfred d. Runyan.
Otto Sougstad.
Fred Sine.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12

Almon l.. Downing.
Albert E. Erickson.
Percy K. Egbert.
Martin A. Farley.
Oscar z. Froberg.
Henry J. Flecken.
William K. Fellmer.
William j. Gokske.
Alexander Gray.
Glen J. Gilmore.
.lohn Gunderson.
James H. Gilmore.
Jacob Hames.
Harley f. Hammer.
Theodore Hansen.
William A. Hayes.
Oscar A. Johnson.
Robert c. Johnson.
John A. Johnson.
Edward J. Kelly.
Theodore L. Kremmer
Maurice e. Keefe.
Charles L. Kerr.
Joseph Kisch.
John 7. Kovec.
Bruno 3. Hammer.
William T. Larsen.
Charles Lawrence.
James G. Lynch.
Horace A. Lunsford.
Joseph Lannen.
Peter l.. Miller.
Darwin TT Mead
John L. Mangan.
Joseph P. McLeer.
Robert A. Morrill,.
Frank G. Nelson.
Leonard J. Olson.
Frank E. Packard.
Louis J. Pope.
Harry Postel.
Roy G.. Reynolds.
Matthias J. Ring.
Frederick Rothstock.
Frank G. Regain.
William Y. Richardson Jr.
Watkin w. RosSer.
Stanley S. Ruth.
Charles W. Ryder.
lanes II. RaIIerty.
Lloyd T. Smith.
Frank Curtis Smith.
Theodore Simon.
William A. Simmons.
Robert II. Simons.
Howard M. Smith.
Frederick Sorenson.
Frank e. Thomas.
Harry S. Taylor.
James H. Tucker.
Arthur r. Walker.
Daniel P. Whittier.
Andrew j. Wcidle.
Fred Widman.
Julius l.. Weyand.
George r. YorlIe.
Otto Yanke.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12
COMPANY X.

Godfrey J. Anderson.
Williams H. Arthur.
William T. Alexander.
Clemens Arndt.
William Archie.
William George BrOtherton
Daniel Brophy.
Sep Antony BalZart.
Stewart P. Barton.
Paul T.. r. Behnke.
Otto A. Begging.
Harry E. Borrowman.
Lewis P. Birmingham.
William B. Birmingham.
Daniel l.. Carroll.
James A. Clapper- on Jr.
Charles S. Clewell.
Robert NJ. Coles Jr.
Terrence Cook.
Frank II. Curtis.
Merle f. Chapel.
Arthur L. Chambers.
Charles E. Connors.
Harvey G.. Downs.
Raymond r. Downs.
Charles f. Elmquist.
S ephen La Furgey.
William Fl. Foster.
William b. Fuller.
Oscar Grant.
George w. Gordon.
William A. Garen.
Harry J. Haggerty.
James Joseph Haggerty.
Louis e. Hartung.
Thomas J. Henry.
Frank f. Kinds.
Bernard NJ. Him..
Newton Hobbs.
James A. Hughes.
William H. Husting.
Harry M. Howard.
Max w. Hoppe.
Warren J. Hoehne.
Harry Scott jerks.
Charles Johnson.
Carl j. Johnson.
George A. Kearney.
Horace L. Keefe.
James II. Keefe.
Ernest C.. Korn.
Walter w. Rooms.
Gilbert S. Kelley.
Elmer c. Kinyon.
Frederick N. Knapp.
Nathan N. tanners.
John e. Lawson.
Charles ]. Luhmann.
Donald d. MeRae.
Hector Mcneil.
Angus J. Mcdonald.
Donald P. Mcdonald.
Matthew G.. Mcmillan.
Nelson 0. Marsh.
James Charles MCGEE.
Pat Mcleod.
Edward +. McGillin.
Michael r.. Nolan.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12
ROSTER or THE THIRTEENTH MINNESOTA REGIMENT
a=rAEEa nEn 2eee =.en1= oeE1eG

Ray Davis, battalion cOmmissary
sergeant.
John n. Loye, battalion sergeant
major. =
Charles e. French, battalion SER
eeant major.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12
COMPANY IL.

Samuel o. Abrams.
John NJ. Alsdorf.
John 3. Armstrong.
II. Christian Borhus.
William I. Broberg.
Sidney Buchanan.
James c. Baker.
Charles f. Bracket.
Henry IT. Barrett.
Ludger j. Bedard.
John Bowe.
Frank A. Bates.
Orrin r. Beals.
Howard p. Bulge.
lanes w. Brown.
Francis A. Campbell.
Oren j.. Cole.
Emil Carlson.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12
washington time q p. m. St. Paul..
RIVER BULLETIN.

Col. Frederick w. Ames,
Lieut.. Col. John Fl. Friedrich.
Maj. Edwin ;. Bean.
Maj. Joseph y. Masterman.
Mai. NOyes {. Robinson.
Capt Charles a. Cressy, chapI"in.
Capt Edward G. FaIi<, adjutant.
COMPANY A,
Capt. ". y. McWade.
First Licnt. Roy PenrSe.
second Lieut.. Burt keHas:on.
COMPANY B.
Capt l.. u. Rowley.
First Lieut.. II. l.. Keller.
Second Lieut.. Don +. Fitzgerald.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12

Andrew ,Dickey.
William M. Dunn.
Charles T. De Lamere.
Walter E. De Lamere.
William Erick.
Walter S. Elvidge.
DIN H. Espy.
John W. Flynt.
Walter G. Flnck.
James Fl. Fiddes.
Frans W. FOsberg.
Joseph E. Groh.
John Mckee Heffner.
r. w. E. Hasenwinkle.
Robert B. Hall.
John II. Henry.
Edward Jungbauer.
William f. Kern.
Patrick Kneasey.
A. Frank kavanagh.
Frank J. Kelly.
Joseph f. Kritta.
@. Wyman Lawrence.
Charles Fl. Lafever.
Miles j. Leppen.
Lester L. Lee.
Henry w. Lyon.
James J. Mullarkey.
Daniel r. MacCarthy.
Dennis J. McConviile.
William FL. Mahar.
Marion Munson.
Charles w. MacCormack.
Harry II. Cakes.
Carl L. Overton.
Bert w. Parsons.
Harry Pomeroy.
Thomas NJ. Phelan.
Oscar J. Peterson.
John l.. Phillips.
Fred G. Robinson.
William J. RitchIe.
Edward w. Robinson.
Sylvester G.. Stark.
Herbert q. Sweeney.
Herbert C. Shannon.
George A. Smith.
Ira 3. Smith.
William r. Stephenson.
George K. Sheppard.
Guy II. Thayer.
Henry H. Tetzlaff.
James G. Wallace.
George Witty.
Edward F. Wolterstorff
George S. Wooding.
Henry M. Verify.
John J. Young.
Paul I. Zimmerman.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12
COMPANY A,
COMPANY B.
COMPANY \.

Harry {. Anderson.
Archer S. Avery.
Charles +. Anderson.
George W. Armstrong.
Philip II. Burgess.
Sydney w. Bagley.
Otis G. Bates.
Howard r. Baxter.
Herman Z. Bradish.
Jorgen II. Birkebak.
Joseph \. Euckendorf.
Fred Bettschen.
Charles Jacob Borncamp.
Alfred Z. Brown.
Sevar L. Christopher.
ClaTence Fl. Carleton.
Frank E. Creighton.
Charles Fl. CTaiSie.
George +. Church Jr.
Richard NJ. Cole.
George Christensen.
John p. Connolly.
Charles G. Collins.
Roscoe \. Day.
Horace Dean.
Bertram G.. Dickinson.
William ". Dunn Jr.
Hal DOwrey.
Byron Elliott.
George ". Evans.
Arthur ". Folsom.
William Flanagan.
Frank z. Force.
Bjorn =. Gislas0n.
Wilhelm r. Gerretson.
Holden P. Guilbert.
George Philip Hay g.
Nicholas Hansen.
Ralph +. Herring.
Frank O. Holm.
Eugene HansCom.
James D. Harris.
Matt L. Eiigbee.
Walter c. Jackson.
George S. Johnston.
James p. KOll.
Charles NJ. King.
Harry f. Kennedy.
William II. Larson.
Leon NJ. Lane.
William Mccain.
Michael J. Moran.
Arthur NJ. Magoon.
Joseph +. Miknleckg.
Andrew MartensCn.
Willard B. Mosier.
AliCk d. Miilar.
Carl P. McKusick.
George c. McKibbin.
William n. Mcdonnell.
Berthe Nelson.
William Olander.
Howard W. Page.
Carroll W. Pierce.
Harry c. RaymOre.
Roy G. Roberts.
Chester B. Simmons.
Charles II. Skiilman.
William II. Sites.
Ezra r. Smith.
John B. Streeter.
Charles f. Thompson.
John ]. O'Loughlin.
Horace w. Roberts.
George H. Riebeth.
Allen w. Smith.
Fred Stair.
Edward W. Turner.
Llewellyn w. Vinal.
Alexander S. Williamson
Fred Williamson.
Charles f. Waste.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12
COMPANY VI.

-
George A. Arness.
Roy M. Blood.
Frank r. Balder.
William J. Balder.
Edward j. Brick.
Alexander I. Burns.
Robert A. Bursch.
Peter Brandenburger.
James F. Brown.
William n. Bonnelle.
Grin Benson.
Martin A. Bertha msen.
Joseph H. Casper.
Andrew Denzel.
William J. Donken.
John Dan8l.
IVer NJ. Engebretson.
Robert Flick.
Oscar Frykmau.
William J. Fox.
Carl I. Franklin.
.Egidins J. Fair.
Charles l.. Fisher.
George e. French.
Henry NJ. Fischer.
Herbert w. GetChell.
Grant L. Getcheu.
Richard f. Gehm.
Albert H. ellis.
Merton E. Hall.
Julius l.. Hendrickson.
Paulinus G. Huhn.
Carl l. Heudrickson.
George w. Harding Jr.
Paul Huberty.
Frederick Holmes.
Edward j. Heyser.
Bertrand G.. Hines.
John Johnson.
Arthur Johnson.
August ]. Kruse.
Joseph j. Kramer.
Ole Kvinge.
William c. Lindlev.
Charles 0. Lindduist
William Fl. Lawrence.
Eugene Torrance.
Math Lemm.
Willie Latzka.
Henry G. Tempe.
John l.. Tempe.
Fred w. Louis.
Edward 0. Lentz.
Charles c. Madison.
Asa C. Maxson.
Charles E. Michaels
Herbert A. Morrison.
Walter D. Matheny.
Harry M. Mickey.
Edward f. Millane.
AXel Newdall.
Steven Nuremberg.
William c. Osgood.
John p. O'Brien.
James O'Hara.
Frank A. Paulus.
John b. Pattison.
George Pracna.
William +. Pohl.
George r. Peterson.
Frank Priol.
Frank W. Richardson.
Micke E. Redmann.
Martin Rieder.
George II. Robinson.
Frank ]. Ruff.
Peter F. Roller.
William J. Rooney.
George M. Ramey.
Eugene Robbins.
Peter H. Schumacher.
Frederick Schacht Jr.
Judson Q. Smith.
Frank w. Sipe.
Joseph H. Steffes.
George H. Tyler.
Daniel ThurSdale.
Joseph A. Thielen.
John Torker.
Henry Tenvoorde.
Otto B. Warner.
Lambert Weis.
James P. Walsh.
John +. Wheeler.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12

what q lot Of "frosts" Walter Is en-
countering in locating it.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12
COMPANY I.

Capt. Frank T. COrristOn.
First Lieut.. william j. ByrRes.
Second Lieut.. John F. Chambers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12

Charles j. Alters.
Gottlieb Amenda.
George. w. A. Buel.
Elmer NJ. Bassett.
Carl K. Beckner.
Henry Bammert.
Olaf Benson.
Ludwig r. Berg.
Henry H. Bearbann.
Frank A. Brecht.
Carl j. Bland.
Christ E. Bracher.
Carl o. Bake.
Harry Bolus:
Frank NJ. Crowel.
Albert F. Chinook.
Albert Carlstrom.
Homer c.. Carey.
John c.. Clarke.
Arthur r. Clement.
Arthur D. Danielson.
Earnest H, Dahlberg.
Hjalmer Danielson.
Frank Fl. Erickson.
John E. Elk.
John w. Ellstrom.
John c. Foughty.
Henry Freedlund.
Iyer Fosse.
Charles ". Fisher.
John G.. Gerdes.
Robert l.. G. Geib.
Michael Hemptfling.
George j. Hanstein.
Carl ]. Heglund.
Everette J Harding.
Charles J. Hartmann.
John G. G.. Johnson.
John e. Johnson.
Theodore Johnson.
Victor Johnson.
Victor c. Johnson.
Henry n. Jones.
William A. Jones.
Eugene s. Judd.
Andrew Jackson.
Emil e. Jorgenscn.
Edward r. Krappel.
Hugh Kennedy.
Owen Lesson.
Sidney S. Lundquist.
Ralph L. Munger.
Ralph S: Melendy.
ALIVE ManniX.
James F. Morrison.
Edmund P. Neill.
Rudolph Nelson.
Cecil M. Nichols.
Otto B. Olson.
Edward e. Olson.
Francis J. O'Neill.
Frank D. Putnam.
Lawrence Penfold.
Gustaf Peterson.
John T. Pewters.
Christ Quail.
1lllam ROBERTS.
Friedrich ". Reichert.
William G. Reid.
Edward L. Skoglund.
Burt E. Stockwell.
Charles Sundberg.
q Henry Seebach.
3aAlbert M. Schonweiler.
Charles w. Stewart.
Gotfrid Swantsrg.
Charles E. Stockwell.
August Swanson.
George Tebbe.
James B. Webb.
ACharles A. sWendler.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12
COMPANY c..

Victor A. Anderson.
George f. Anderson.
Fred E. Andrews.
Arnold Arneson.
Paul J. Bieber.
William NJ. Brack.
Erwin D. Belden.
Harry l.. Beckjord.
Charles NJ. Barlow.
Harry r. Bogart.
John F. Beason.
William c. Brennan.
Charles w. Boxer.
William c. Bruce.
Robert S. Bouland.
Eugene b. Crandall.
Clinton s. Colledge.
William Cochran.
Michael D. Collins.
William G.. Compton.
Thomas S. Colcord.
Charles A. Campbell.
Charles d. Crowther.
Robert Cotton.
John E. Darmody.
Mark A. Durham.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12

Arthur L. Smith.
Charles A. Steele.
Harry 3. Shears.
John c. Shillock.
Revenell S. Stephens.
James Sullivan.
Frederick Still.
Peter Sorenson.
Hilfred L. Thomasson.
Louis Timer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12

Chicago appears to have made special
arrangements with her weather man for
the fall festival-and the weather man
delivered the goods.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12

Alva G.. Catlin.
William r. Cochran.
Herbert n. Cornell.
James j. Coats.
Harry w. Collins.
John b. w. Corey.
David +. Ehle.
John r Ehlinger.
Lenie II, Emond.
Lyndon K. Emory.
Bernard j. Farnham.
James NJ. Tarnham.
Charles Foster.
Charles W. Fletcher.
Emery E. Farr.
Thomas p. Graham.
Joseph Gross.
Eugene A. Harvey.
William r. IfansCOm.
John A. Heenan.
Albert G. Hale.
John A. Huard.
Allen c. Hemphill.
Francis D. Heenan.
Charles j. Johnson.
Emil Johnson.
George 3. Knowles.
Clarence F.. Keatley.
William V. Kennedy.
Charles II. Law.
Frank b. Lufkin.
Henry A. Lyngaas.
Lindley |. Moses.
Myron L. McKeever.
Milton NJ. Morgan.
John f. McCarren.
Percy l.. McClay.
Archy McGinnis,
Jeremiah L. Manning.
Charles J. Meggison.
Fred NJ. Mitchell.
William A. Mohr.
John E. Newton.
William 7. Obele.
Roy l.. Powers.
Emil c. Priebe.
Wilson l.. Robinson.
Otto n. Raths.
George p. Rising.
joseph c. Strachan.
Andrew II. Smith.
Horace A. Smith.
William II. Salisbury.
Michael 2. Shaughnessy.
Otto Schneider.
Martin E. Smelly.
Frank d. Scott.
Albert Z. Snyder.
George c.. Shumway.
Adm Sprague.
Frank Spaulding.
Magnus Salinger.
Harry j. Thorn.
Thomas f. Thomson.
John Z. Epson.
Dirk J. Vos.
G. A. Van Valkenburg.
Francis Fl. Varney.
Martin J. Welch.
Herbert w. Wilson.
William A. Wilson.
Lewis r. Williams.
Hugh Worden.
Herman Weiss.
George H. Wilcox.
William E. Wyman.
COMPANY C.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12

And then, again, the Columbia and
Shamrock might wait until December,
and come up and sail their race on Lake
Pepir, on the ice.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12
STAFF AND MONK

Lieut.. VIM. ii. Hart, auartermaster.
Lieut.. Arthur De Muth, eommissary.
Lieut.. Milton $. Mead. battalion ad-
jutant.
Lieut.. Monroe ID. GarceIon, battalion
adjutant,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12

The Chicago Herald Is still for Nc
Einley, the Philippine war, the old flag
and a harbor and river appropriation.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12
COMPANY K.

Capt. Edwin NJ. Conrad.
First Lieut.. John j. Walsh.
Second Lieut.. George III. Grant.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12
COMPANY C.

Capt. Clarence G.. Bunker.
First Lieut.. John r. Snow.
Second Lieut.. John NJ. SmethUrst.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12

The women of America seem to have
placed a large number OF lacks on the
bicycle path of Congressman Roberts.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12
COMPANY D,

Capt. Charles T.. Metz.
First Lieut. Milford l.. Merrill.
Second Lieut.. Henry w. TenNoorde.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12

Probably golf will become unpopular
now. 1t has been found that the Yaqui
Indians have played it for centuries.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12

When the parade goes by don't let some
policeman take away your box and sell
1t to another sightseer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12

If st. Paul were one huge megaphone
the welcome to the Thirteenth regiment
could not be more hearty.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12
LINE OFFICERS.

COMPANY E.
:
Capt. Charles L. Spear.
First Lieut.. Charles a. Clark.
second Lieut. Russell 5. Bunker.
COMPANY F.
Capt. william A. Carleton.
First Lieut.. Walter 1T. johnson.
Second Lieut. Martin T.. Few.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12

Today the yachtsmen are hoping for "a
wet sheet, 'and flowing sea, and wind
that follows fast"
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-10-26
A ATRAITOR'S PRICE LIST.
Three Oners by Filipino General to Bo
tray His Commander,

Manila, Oct, 2l,-General Otis has
received messages purporting TO come
from the insurgent general, Plo Del
Pillar, offering TO sell out his army and
TO deliver Aguinaldo into the hands Of
the Americans. Although he Ia moi
satisfied that this offer Is authentic, II
Is not intrinsically improbable, The pol.
Icy OF General Otis is firmly set against
buying any surrenders.
Pic Del Pillar offers for the sum NJ
$50, 1000 to refrain from attacking Ma
nila with his army for the sum OF
S@50,OOO he offers to surrender his
army after q sham battle, besides FIR
ing into the mir, and for the sum OF
$500 900 he says he will procure tho
overthrow of the insurection and the
capture OF Aguinaldo, Palermo and tho
other leaders, In the course of the
communication he refers TO Aguinaldo
in contemptuous terms, indicating that
strained relations exist between them
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-10-26
Yoneznelnn CrIaIs Oyer.

Caracas, Venezuela, oct. 23,--Thc
crisis is virtually over General An
drade, the president, has accepted the
conditions proposed by the insurgent
commander, General Cipriano Castro,
and will go abroad, the presidency de-
volving on the vice president. Gen
cral Castro will enter Caracas peace,
fully thus avoiding bloodshed and u
dictatorship.
The final conference between General
Castro and Senior MatoS, the special
envoy Of General Andrndc was held
yesterday General Castro proposes
that popular convention should be
assembled twenty days for the election
Of q new president and the adoption of
anew constitution, under which ar
rangcment he would succeed to the
presidency
The general feeling here is that way
is open for the dignihed withdrawal Of
General Andrade,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-10-26
Taught His DOG. to Pnon

Minneapolis Journal: M, b. Scott, O
veterinary surgeon of Faribaulb s. d.,
has novelty in the shape ora wonder
ful pacing dog So far as is known,
this is the only instance on record OF
pacing dog, though a. trotting dog is
not unheard Of, and a man named Har-
ry Ketcham, Canadian, once owned a
,trotter whom he called "Doo!' This
dog, which was pointer, he exhibited
at race-tracks and fairs all over the
country, He was said tor have made
$4,000 out Of the animal. DR.. Scott's
dog will race against elthera horse or
bicycle, and seems to enjoy It, though
he evidently regards It ass a. very serl-
GUS matter GYPSY as the doctor calls
him, can make very good time, and
DR.. Scott has speeded aim from q
standing start to make a. quarter OF a
mile in forty-flVe seconds; and the first
eighth In twenty seconds. When he
was teaching him to- paoei Dr. Scott put
small string hobbies on hihr in order
TO prevent him from breaking, Gypsy
paced a. littlo before the doctor bought
him, though SO littde as to be of no
consequence; but his new master
thought he saw possibilities Of the dog
doing better, and began course OF
careful and systematic training, until
he obtained the PRESENT result. The
dog is pure blooded st. Bernard and
weighs 140 pounds, Is three feet high,
measures six feet from the tip Of his
bushy tail to the end of his handsome
nose and Is aboUt q years old. Ho'
races alone, without driver, and, be-,
sides being a very fine animal, is real
curiosity,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-10-26

Sedalia, NO., Oct. 9l.--It is reported
that twenty men are in the Benton
county lead fields for the purpose Of oh.
tanning leases, They went from Galena
and Joplin. II is said that Hoover and
Young of Horton, Kan, who have leas-
ed land at Mellon station, have struck
a fifteen foot face of free ore at a depth
of forty feet. They say it will wash
one-fourth, They have two jig tanks
at work cleaning up lead. A ten foot
face was struck by johnson and Garri-
son at a depth of twenty feet near
Hamburg.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-10-26
Knnsans stnrt HOMO Oct. 20.

San Francisco, Oct, s3,--When II wal
announced that General Shafter had
issued an order authorizing the EN-.
ployment Of civilian clerks to assist the
clerks Of the Twentieth Kansas in com.
pleting the clerical work necessary be.
fore the muster out, there was general
rejoicing among the troops, for 1t meant
great relief TO the overworked men and
a certainty Of an early trip home.
The train bearing the Kansans will
leave here at o'clock ON the evening
of October 20, the train running in two
sections.
Major Whitman was presented with a
beautiful gold watch by the men Of his
battalion, 1t bore the inscription;
Presented to Major Frank II, Whit
man by the enlisted men of the Second
battalion, Twentieth Kansas, U. s. V.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-10-26
NEW LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Limiting Telegraph Message Rate
to Fifteen Cents,
VIOLATES l4TH AMENDMENT.

Seneca, Kan, Oct 94,-The first de-
cision handed down in the state on the
oonstitutionality OF the acts OF the spe-
oial session Of the Kansas Legislature re-
quiring telegraph companies to send
messages at rate not exceeding 10
cents for ten words was handed down
by Judge W, /, Stuart Of this district
The evidence on the trial showed that
At the present rates for telegraph mes
sages the Postal Telegraph Cable Com
pany was losing money in Kansas on
domestic business as distinguished from
interstate business, Under this evil
dence the court made the following
conclusions Of law;
"Thc defendant was not bound tore
ccive and transmit the message men
toned in plaintiffs bill OF particulars
FOR 10 cents the defendant Is therefore
entitled TO judgment, The action OF
the special session Of the legislature of
Kansas Of 1893, in their application TO
the facts Of this case are in violation of
section Of the fourteenth article OF
amendment to the constitution of the
United States, in that 1t deprives the
defendant Of It's property without due
process Of law and denies to the defend
ant the equal protection Of the laws,
in this, that the maximum rate that the
defendant is thereby permitted to de-
mand aud receive for the performance
Of the service therein mentioned will
mot admit of the defendant earning
such compensation for the service as
under all the circumstances is just to 1t
and the public, Therefore, said sec
tion as applied to the facts of this case
is void and the defendant is entitled TO
Judgment in this action"
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-10-26
TRANSPORT SENATOR'S SAFE
Delayed, But Not Wrecked By
TyphOOu---Anxlety Relieved,
GREAT REJOICING IN IOWA,

San Francisco, Oct, 2i,--The Fifty
flrst regiment OF Iowa volunteers mum
bedng 7Ol men and forty-siS officers,
under the command Of Colonel j, g,
Loper, has arrived here from Manila
on the transport Senator, There was
no sickness on board. The only death
reported is that of Edward Kissicls,
Company Il, of oslSaloosa, H., who
died at Nagasuli OF dysentery
There has been great anxiety concern
Ing the Senator as that transport was
known TO have been In the wake of u
destructive typhoon in japanese wa
tcrs and hopes We're becoming clouded
as to her fate, In Iowa great rejoicing
Ia reported,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-10-26
Ycllow Ncwsrnpers In london.

London, Oct 2l.-Thc weekly papers
and all serious minded publications
yoicc the general abuse of the sensa-
tional war reports appearing in the
daily press, especially in the London
afternoon journals,
The Speaker is devoting n long sum
mary to the numerous fakes perpetra-
ted, and says
"And all this from organs of British
opinion which last year stood aghast at
the crudities of American journalism
and which this year poured contempt
on the infatuation and deceit of tho
Paris press. "
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-10-26
Ready for Duty November IL.

San Francisco, Oct, 2l-When Gcner-
IL Funston was asked when he thought
he would be able to report for duty, he
said he thought that by November14 he
could get away,
He said that with the termination Of
hostilities in the Philippines, nothing
could induce him to continue in the
army.
Mrs Funston is said to be much Gis
appointed over the fact that the Gen
eral is to again take up the sword but
feels that AS n soldiers wife there is no
alternative but to submit,