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New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
IOHN 3. CLAPP.

Hartford Conn. July 1i-General John B. Clapp'
ffty-seyen years old. one Of the best known mill
tary men IN the State died early this morning
He had been falling for some time and on Mon
day was brought here from Madison. where ne
had gone in the hope Of benehting his neaith'
He died from Brght's disease
General Clapp was born at Wethersheid, on July
a 1870 He enlisted IN the 18th Connecticut on
Tulv 2 1852 and for bravery at Antetam was
made a first Lieutenant. He was appointed AdJu-
tant on January 3. 1853 AT the siege Of Plymouth
On April % 1854 he received the brevet rank OF
captain for meritorious conduct - a,
kfter the war he was appointed Assistant Ad-
jutant General the staff Of General 6 ~ Fren,
N he ieutenant colonel Of the lst Regiment ana IN
is74 became colonel He was appointed brigade IN
spector in 1878 the staf OF General otephew ~ -,
Governor p c. Lounsbury as Commssary General"
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DEATHS AND NEW CASES.
,,o,r TOR REr1EvUE PATIENTS FROM THE
SERUM TREATMENT.


Samuel Greenberg. fourteen years old' OF NJ
1876 Orchard-st.. died yesterday morning III
Mount Sinai Hospital from lockjaw he sho'
himself in the hand on the Fourth OF July.
Frank Troia. thirty-three years DID, OF No
23 Minetta Lane was removed to ST. vincent
Hospital yesterday morning suffering from
lockjaw superinduced by pistol shot wounn ia
the left hand received on the Fourth OF july
t5o died shortly after his admission TO the hos
pital II
Christian William Ritschel, fifteen years oiu'
died AZ his home. No. 313 East Forty-thrd-sI'
Yesterday morning from lockJaw following a
wound in the left hand caused by TOY pls'oi
on the Fourth Of July. ~
Joseph Reinberg, twelve years DID, OF NJ NJ,
Ala West Fiftieth-st.. and Leo Hagan. eleven
years old OF No. 260 West Sixty-eighth-st-.
whom DR. Abbe is subjecting 10 the serum %
treatment at Roosevelt Hospital, are still aINe
and much better and while there may De
relapse from some unaccountabe reason IN lnese s
cases, as there have been in others' DF' @A0OS
is hopeful Of effecting cure.
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DIED.
Dwight. Timothy 7.
Peters, Bernard.
Barber. Agnes p.
Brakeman. Louis II.
Clinton, Morris E


BARBER-On Thursday. July 13. Mrs. Agnes Beach Bar
ber. In the sist year 81 her age -, =. -. -.
Services will be helc at saturday July 10 ~ 20
residence Of son-in-lsw, p A Jucsons NO "
Gates ave. Montcair. y. J.
BLAKEMAN-h stockbridge. Mass, July IA. LOUIS
Henry Blakemah. Of the late Brdseye ana ANN
runera. at stockbridge Monday July IT. at o'clock
Burial at Bridgeport. Conn.
CLINToN-on Wednesday July II 1929. Morris Z. Glib
ton, his SD year. -, =, &, -
Funeral from his late residence in Peekskli. " T.. -
Saturday July -. at 2:3O p m
DwIGHT--ou Friday July H. 1880. Timothy Trower'ass
Dwight.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
PETERSON Thursday July 49, 1899. a, Mareledals.
I.ichhed County Conn. Bernard Peters OF S'o0A'n'
Funeral service. at All Souls Church. South sthst. 90
Saturday. July IL. al p m.
Interment At convenience Of family.
Please omit flowers.
Managers OF the Home for Incurahles held MONDAY
July TO- 1892 the following resolutions vere UNANIMOUSLY
adopted: - a.. s..,
sorrow a, the unexpected OF s late associate Mr
Edward A. ountard. and TO tender % DIE nereStso y,
It's sympathy Mr.. ouintsrd was sianase, % y.
Vice-President the time OF his death ne vas AZ
earnest active worker In rs behalf ana II VIII 70
difficult for the Institution 70 MI MS place. ~ ~.
Resolved That the minutes be entered on tns
records OF the that copies OF the same u ssne
70 the family OF Mr. ouintard and to the press t0'
publication. ,,.p-r1 = GREENE
President
H. NJ MLAREN.
Secretary
Rsir ride from the Graha Seh'~s
! Depot Ofice 10 East 42d- st
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su.rTrR WANTS TO REMAIN IN SERVICE

c., r-anc,sco July 1A-Major-General shafter
Ill have reached the age limit IN anout th'ee
,rorths and It is said his friends are workihs
" but none the less energeticany' !" tI,s
y, -, IN the service a few years longer HIS
'sa oroue that since the Department OF the
pao,sc has become so important by reason OF the
,,,s,t,on Of the Philippines II Is nsdysaoe visa i, 70
chan9e in its commander Just az tnis tifne
make cIa.5 that Rrigadler-General Merriam, al
u is eA IN command OF the Department OF the co
ibia ia likely TO succeed Smarter IN 'he event VI
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r1rr.rrvANr COLONEL G. G. SMITH

St. Louis Mo July H.-Lieutenant Colonel u -
Smith in charge Of the United States Quarterrnas
ters Department here. died at his home late last
night Only his housekeeper was IN the mouse al
the time his wife being absent in Arizona visiting
= r,arried daughter Yesterday Colonel Smith
complained Of stomach trouble, but ne was ap-
psrently not seriously Ill. Colonel Smith VINO was
born in New-York. entered the service at the out
break of the Civil War as first sergeant OF s Com1 NJ
re war he entered the Regular service as secona
lieutenant OF the eth Infantry soon aIter ne wa
advancing 10 his present rank ~ ,o~ cav
Colonel Smith had been stationed here r,,Ifnrs LOT ~
eral years. in which time ne hahuleu "ii'i0"9 "
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MERCHANT FOUND DEAD IN BED.

John Blackwell. a commission merchant. at No y
tIarrIsonst was found dead in his bed. at the star
Hotel AT No 3is Greenwch-st., yesterday after-
noon. Heart disease is supposed 10 nave neeh 'he
-. -, d.s,b Mr.. BuckweIl who slxty-four
aor. oIa had been feeling III for number OF days
ITa i.avs. a sister-in-law. Mrs Mary Blackwell. az
Gslwsv Saratoga County. y. Y, which was ms
nome until about forty years ago. Wheh ne 'ae y"
mis- city TO embark In business
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OFFICES.

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a
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ish industry. But as long as adhere to our
classic roots -'humbly suggest" that the more
easily pronounced. the more melhfuous, and the
have the preference over that OF "autokineton
when mention is made OF that vehicle now IKE IKE
the bicycle before II, arrived" as the French
say with the full determination Of the community
that IL must stay. A. j. BLoOh
Stonington, Conn, July II 1899.
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IN this diagram the continuous white Inc SHOWS NJ,
in nrs.sure as Indicated by The Iriouns
enn-s,,x haroneter The dotted line SHOWS the 'e'P
,,,vs az RECORDED at Perry's Pharmacy
-,,u. ono. Iuv 1b e. m-Ths weather YESTERDAY
o. ,a,r ara warm The temperature ranged between %
ana 81 degrees the average Tii) being y hsner ma
,h., a, Thur.day and than that OF 'ne c'f''
HThs weather to-day Will continue fair and wa'"@
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ANnr1rn nEArH IN yoNKERs.

One more fatal case Of lockjaw is reported from
yonkers the victim beirg Ralph T. Bachelor VINO
died st his home. No. lis Oiiver-ave.. on THURSDAY
night The boy had his finger injured on July
bv a blank cartridge and the wound developer
INTO tetanus. He was attended at his home u '4e
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y,,ra roR. SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC.

s,-r.pn.y-A, ga m for Ia Plata countries direct
81 o.r :. Grecian Prince: at 10 a. n for Bar
SaaIS' m' for S~' Hsw;oandIsnd' per silvs a. 70
a. m Csuppementlvy 1880 M fo5 Hall
and sSna Marios ioso a. N, for Fortune
aa ssya3s az . aPd Rcs mast be directed Asron
dacO 1890 m for Porto Keo' per =. ,n ?; ran ~,
port NseaN Ms.ea VIA a Havana det.rs must directed
. H ss t2t S y fSSs Fss end ana norm
Mails Tor Newfoundland. BY rsi to N9r,n syanssy' an'
iasnes Gens close here every Monday "wednesday ard
M9 fer eo.s sSq;S at s. s Fe a 70 At
Mails Cuba By rail- 20 Por, Tampa .hs unss
steamer ess s. at mn. Gf' esss. @ ar. On sSnday
"Wednesday Frd.y, Malls Tor Cuba oy ,. raj o 20
erery MS-1 Monaay Iuesdsy and SATURDAY at '?ao a M
elVsss y are overland ri Sn.: specially al
dressed for dispatch by steamer 'i0s. a. III. eses
asy A. n.,s 2so Puerto p Cor cotca ana BY
NeSorleans and thence BY steamer close a. tns oes
ss,s Tsssdsy. ss for Costa RIA and Moaas FOR Belize
ppsr'o C2r'r % previous sh day fR.s.srsd close.
.. m second day before
,,u. %, China Japan Hawaii per cop,ie cfron
sam FrsncissSl close here Ssy sp 20 July 70 at 50
M.rS S'1 on tsf san close 6sTs daily o Iu
81 a,g Ms. fGs efas bs. ssa 'tsc
Stss" M Mails lr Hawaii per Australia. ,s1 ~ 50a ia
S;ss ss;s st': .e:D s: W sss
Island. sT 4 AND ASIns SS 'SS Ia, s
Mails for china and Japan per Empress s,S Of :sp1
s.s sSr s'ss . :hp
90 p IT, n~om san Francisco close here daily up
July la al $50 .. m Mails for Au.,rsra shesr %
lsore1 Ne y-Zealand. Hawaii FIJI and samoan Isf
aoas per Moana from san franeiseo, esoss ass
ssv after July q and Up 20 August ~ ~ os~
ns ~ M on day Of arrival Of s. $ csmpania. ~n'eh VII
p,o'cisc mails are forwarded 70 port OF sailing dal'
and the schedule OF closing 10 srransea on tne -
smpton Of their uninterrupted overland IrsnsI fhss
s,ered mail closes az .. m. previous nay
's'e'ee CORNELIUS VAN cOTT. Postmaeees
p0.,ore. New-Yo.k, n. T.. July I. ioA -
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5pe1ial Notltes.
Tribune Terms TO Mnfl subscroe's'
IN THE United STATES.

DAILY with sunday 81 a month. address changed ss
ofren as desired s. 20 FOR three months 20 Tor hk
norths, SO year. - .L ..s-...
bnssS s often as desired 81 for three months ~ for
six months, s. year. - 4. ,.s..
SrTNDAY TPIRI'NE (seasretely) 81 for six rnontns'
90 year Address changed often as desired
WFFKIY TRIBUNE. issued Wednesdays 81 ysA4.
N roregn countries except Mexico and canada s@Vf
SesT, W FxTy TRTBGNE issued Tuesdays ana Frf-
DAYS 81 year: 81 for six months Eysry ruesasx; &
trsted supplement To foreign countries except AeAS
and Canada. including extra postage - 90 year
TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1890. - cents copy
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GIFT BY MRS. MCCORMICK.

MANUAL TRAINING SCHOOL FOR A KENTUCKY
INSTITUTE TO BE EQUIPPED BY HER.
Chicago July l4-Mrs. c. z. Mccormick widow
Of the late Cyrus p Mccormick has signihed her
intention Of esta bshlng and thoroughly equpping
a manual training school. 10 be operated in connec-
ton with the s P. Lees Collegiate Institute. at
Jackson KY. This institute Is an auxiliary OF TIE
University Of Kentucky and is In the heart OF the
mountains OF the eastern part OF the state, az tne
county seat OF what was once known as Bioody
preathitt" Dr. l.. H Blanton, chancellor OF the
University OF Kentucky came here al the request OF
Mrs Mccormick and the fnal arrangements Tor
he 1iff were nerfected.
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TOY PISTOL CAUSES LocKJAw.

Syracuse. July i4-Dominick Stanton, OF NO o.
Jackson-st., twelve years old. died this morning
from Iockjaw. having been injured In the left hanc
on July with toy pistol
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,rv.wAy ACCIDENT AT SARATOGA.

s.ra,oea \. Y. July "A (speciaD.-Fioyd Ross, OF
ys~'yorE YORK city. and Miss Ida French. OF ,a Phia-
New. rh,s driving on the Saratoga Lake Bouie-
vard late this afernoon met SompounS %1n fracture OF
dent and Miss French was painruny DiuiSe0~
one one "a now in the Saratoga Hospital
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scARLArINA At WEST POINT.

West Point. July 14-Lieutenant Samuel G Haz-
zsrd. adiutant Of the post. announced to-day tnat
the supposed cases OF scarlet fever AZ west foin'
were nothing more than milo type Oh scar IA INC
-. - nero onIv eleven cases and that not the
least danger was apprehended OF me disease
spreading The hops and concerts nave oeeh re-
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Washington. D. c.. July 10, 1899.
MR. MooDY's PLANS FOR AUGUST.
THE SEVENTEENTH GENERAL CONFERENCE TO
OPEN ON THE FIRsT-THE STUDENT
CONFERENCE
To the Editor of The Tribune.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir The Worlds Student Conference just
closed, has surpassed any previous conference IN
point OF numbers and depth OF Interest Ihe
Young Women's Christian Association Conference
opens on Friday Of this week, and has ALREADY an
enrolment OF over four hundred, the largest num-
ber yet registered.
We fully expect yet greater things In August
when the Rev F. 3. Meyer and the Kew IT,
Campbell Morgan. Of London and the Rev . a
Selwyn of Bournemouth. and the Rev DIT. J. u.
Cunningham. OF Edinburgh, as well as other noted
speakers are 10 be with us. A G MOODi'
East Northfeld, Mass. July Y, 1879
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family physician. but all efforts to stay the disease
were unavaing. The four patients suffering from ra
lockiaw in St Johns and ST. Joseph's hospitals are
ali Improving In st. Johns the skulls Of the pa
TENTS were trephned and antitoxin XII @ serum ra. ln
Injected through the body. Gustave SallnskL the
first victim AZ the disease. was buried yesterday
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,,,pv ArrsT1N INGERsON.

Saratoga. July l4-Mrs. Mary Austin lngerson'
.,v,,,-s,x Years Of age a prominent woman OF sar-
atoea County. died suddenly at her Ballston spa
torn Tonight
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1t Is riskng too much 20 use haphazard remedies
In OF Cold. the doctor or take the Doctors
prescrpton-Jayne's Expcctorant. -
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IN NEW YORK CITY.
DENrITTANCES.

One cent per copy extra postage Is enarssa on ~ 10
York City
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c,p, pARTON's COUSIN DEAD

Oxford, Mass, July l4-Mrs. Jund a " Doi'O,'
. o~,,s,r ~ Miss Clara Barton Of Red Cross work
died At her home here this morning at the age OF
.grrlst
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PFNITTANCEs should alwa~s he made n Pos'Sulce
money order Express money order. or dratt on ~
York CITY. r. cash by mail. unregistere' AE'
TrIhtne will not be responsible for It's loss
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DAIIY with sunday) 81 Is month. Address chAnsed
as desired. -. - Aa.-.ss
DAILY without sunday. vi "a month A'"''''
changed often as desired
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.np1Nrr.n MArrER. ETc.-Gerrnan stsamers ,siling q

sPRINTED NATTER. EII'ieFTTan strarlsIs rt...1s
Printed Matter. etc for Germany, en1
srocIaIy Addressed Printed Matter, etc foi o.nss
nsrts ~ Europe American and White star steansIs
~ wehnesdavs. German steamers on Thursdsr. ano
Cunard French and German steamers on sa'urea,s ts
80. p-frtsd Matter ETC. FOR all countries Tor vhco
they are advertised 10 carry mail
49, ,be closing ~ the Supplementary IransatAn'ie
A,fu. rasa above additional supplementary mails are
onsnsd on the piers OF the American, Enssn frsnea
"a German steamers ard remain open until "uair
~. ~. wt,mts. ~ the hour Of sailing Of steamer.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
Washington. July 1.-THE weather conditions are IN
settled from the Rocky Mountains 70 the Aahuc co4s'
with showers in narrow strip from the hiadie hooNS
Mountain region 10 the Middle Atlantic Coast Ihe press
= .-,-,.s bigb Of the Middle Pacific Coast The tenn
pera,ure has risen in the lake regions and has remained
nearly stationary elsewhere Showers may oe expected "
the Middle Missouri and Lower Ohio valleys ana 'ne '
rs9,ons and generally fair elsewhere The temperatuIs
viii fau IN the Middle Mississippi ana lover Oh1 a.u
paS Rivsr OF the valleys. and probaoy on sacu
REQ ~ -a-nssses ana the South Atlantic and East Cult
ssS,s fIght wes,ery winds will prevail on the Nortn
.,isntic coast and variable winds on the Middle and
South Atlantic Coast.
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY
>,o.. r,v,.,d and Eastern New-York fair today
,a ,-obahlv sunday: light westerly winds
For the District % Columbia. Eastern pennsylvania
Delaware and Maryland. increasing eoudiness to-day
threatening Sunday: probably showers az hisn''
winds. -...-. p.,,syv.,,. threat
,o-dav wit the lakes: prooaoy sno"
srs Sunday. variable winds
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Po,tomce Notice.

fehould b.. read DAILY by al Interested, as ehansr'
rq r,-eien mails Tor hr ending July IL isss WI
dss fnrorpfly II all the General Postoce ss
SUoUs Parcels Post Mails close one hour earlier tnAn
cosinR time shown below.
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roarc,sr FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.

rnrRrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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A-The Kensico Cemctery.-Pryss ,fa, HauoS
usr.r Rsiroad 43 minutes ride from the Grand cen'fA
Depot Office 10 East 42d-
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f,novs. Parcels Malls one taI'Ier TN"
closing time shown below
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
sATJ-RDAY-At $50 a. m. for Europe, per .San-
mania via Queenstown 0etters for France swzc'iann
faiv snsin Portugal Turkey Egypt and Britisn iniia
must be directed per Campana'); a. $40 a. N. .os
Fr-nce Switzerland TtsIy. spain. Portugal. turkey.
rgvnt ana British India. per s. .. 'La Norman va
HAVE. an s a. m for Netherlands direct, per no.
,srsan via Rotterdam 0eters must be directed per
Rotterdan' - a, . m. for Italy, per . s Inns. va "a
Nanles Getters must be directed per Ems A. ~
~ ,o- scotland direct per g. Furnessia VIA Glas-
eo~ - 1stters mus. be directed per Furnessa').
The Dickinson press., 1899-07-29

Of the Editor Of the Dickinson Press, for
the consideration of what has now been
realized, viz: the successful re-enstall-
ment Of the local factory. In order that
their guaranty to pay the back taxes on
this property and insure = low rate in the
future be realized. the Dickinson men re-
|quired tie purchaser of the property to
burn a kiln of at least 10000 brick within
the next year. Before that period ex-
pires 100000 will have been manu-
featured and marketed.
1t is needless to remark that it has re-
quired an enormous amount of work to
resurrect the old plant, secure the right
combination of mind and money, and
prove beyond a doubt that all the scicn-
ti6c conclusions regarding the clays in
this company's deposits were capable OF
realization in the present high grade pro-
ducts. The management has been and
will continue to be conservative and the
people of Dickinson may confidently ex-
pect that this industry will enlarge and
afford increasing markets for home pro-
ducts and labor and yield high classed
building material at reasonable prices,
provided they continue 10 give the loyal
support and encouragement which has
been extremely helpful during the past
months.
The Dickinson press., 1899-07-29

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh, being a constitu-
tional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation of the
disease and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. Send for list of Testimonials
Address, FL. CHENEY & co. Toledo, o
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Dickinson press., 1899-07-29
Al American Rsaroau N Chiaa.

Moneyed men from the United States
have secured a franchise for building a
railroad from Hong Kong to Han Kow,
China, a distance of nearly 700 miles.
While railroads are necessary to a nations
prosperity, health is still more necessary.
A sick man can't make money if there
are a thousand railroads. One of the
reasons why America is so progressive is
the fact that in every drug store is sold
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, that cele-
brated tonic for the weak, appetizer for
the dyspeptic and sedative for the ner-
vous. 1t is taken with great success by
thousands of men and IN who are
run down, pale and weak. 1t increases
the weight, and the gain is permanent
and substantial,
The Dickinson press., 1899-07-29

THE editor of the Mandan Times
is accused by the Pioneer editor
of having destroyed his usefulness
while a member of the school
board in an attempt to get a re-
lative employed as teacher in the
Mandan schools. Mandan school
matters are in a stew all the time.
The Times refers to the school
buildings of the place as "old
shacks" and does not favor the
board in paying out any more
money to patch them up. The
proposition to bond for $4,000 to
build a suitable school house was
defeated at the June election, but
the board has gone ahead and
bought a block on which to build
at some future time, and the &C,
causes dissatisfaction in certain
quarters.
The Dickinson press., 1899-07-29
Glad xe~s for Dickinson People.

r General Otis cabled Wednesday morn
ing as follows: "Storm has abated. Sher-
man coaled, leaves today with all troops
of the California. Grant being coaled,
leaves in about four days with troops Of
North Dakota, Idaho and Wyoming
Minnesotas preparing to leave on Sher'
idan as oon as transport can be unloaded
and coaled. Other volunteer organiza.
tons leave soon as transports are avail
able"
General Otis has been instructed by
the president to return the volunteers as
rapidly as possible.
The Dickinson press., 1899-07-29
lake Notice.

All persons are prohibited cutting any
hay on the following described land
without my consent: east half sec. 35-l4c
90; southeast quarter sec. 2-13o-o3;s south
half of northwest quarter and north hall
of southwest quarter sec. 2-I3o-o3; and
the north half of sec, 3-l3o-o3, all in Tay'
lor township. Part of the hay is for sale
and will sell any of the land.
7-22 A. B. BERRY.
The Dickinson press., 1899-07-29

The Bismarck Tribune had a re-
port last Saturday that the Dick
inson wool warehouse had blown
down during the storm of the 2Ist,
which was a mistake. The wool
house was not built as populists
build and was not shaken when
the wind blew. No houses in
Dickinson we're unroofed, blown
down or moved from their under
pinnings. The chimney to the
Congregational church was too
poor to stand and laid down, and
a few insecure barn doors were
wrenched from their hinges, but
this was about all the damage done
The Dickinson press., 1899-07-29
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
House for sale. Kate Richardson.

House for sale. Kate Richardson.
Mrs. A. L. Nichols and Miss Parker of
Mandan, visiteda at the Curries this week.
"A marriage license has been issued to
Joseph Zastoupil and Annie Turnick.
Walter A. Shaw and Barbara Blazer
were married by Father Claude on July
22nd.
Mr. Joseph ]. Knutson and Mrs. Sophia
Erickson, of Bel6eld, were married by
Judge Campbell, July ~.
have a Spalding wheel for sale, call
and inspect it.
7-2o-2t G. F. Goodhue,
Geo. Drenkel has sold several McCor-
mick harvesters during the week. Mr.
Drenkel is doing a large machinery bust
ness, much better than he had anticipat'
ed.
Harry Standifrd of Gladstone was in
Dickinson several days this week having
his eyes treated by DR.. Davis. Harry
says that his father has 900 acres Of
wheat, zoe of which may be termed early
grain and it is looking very fine. The
late grain will make a fair crop. Oats
Harry says, are looking fine, and they
have 60 acres.
"a very important letter has been re-
Nceived by L. A. Simpson from w. E
Purcell of Devils Lake with reference Il
a mass meeting for the purpose of taking
some action looking to the reception o.
the N. D. volunteers on their return. A
committee has been appointed at Devils
Lake to confer with similar committees
from Fargo, Grafton, Valley City, James
town, Bismarck and Dickinson. ]. w
Currie received a telegram Friday from
the mayor of Devils Lake urging tn,
necessity of immediate action along thi,
line. In view of these facts a mas
meeting is called at the opera house TO
Monday night, July 81, at which time j
is hoped that as many as can will attend
The boys will sail in all probability, b,
Sunday or Monday and we should be do
ing something looking to a prope,
reception forthem.