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SUMMER RESORTS.

WATCH HILL. RHODE ISLAND
The Columbia. American ana European
plans; beating. surf bathing; excellent
table and in every way very Desirable
FOR the best class OF people. For terms,
ETC.. address -. &. DhSCOCK, PToprie-
tor.
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cITY--Ffank McGfnn. Goudy.
Providence. ! w Kendall Worcester;
Mrs ~ = Tracy. New York. Y G. Gus
min John Wilson. Boston; Chas ];
rhacs New York: ] Howland Cohoes.
n Y. Harry Baxter, New York; NJ =
Newman. Boston; J ID Scuddef. Cleye-
land. John Payne. Providence; a Il
Whit. Boston: T. G Spr1gue and wife,
bingham; Geo G Sprague, Boston:
Louis Schenck. New Rochelle; X \
Granger. Pawtucket; MdNWeh, y,
Stavers NJ r. McKenna, Providence. II
G Briggs, Hamilton.
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game. Rochester batted hard and
tielded well, while the Torontos uid lit
tie with the stick, while their neiding
was OF the yellowest kind. The scores
by innings:
Innings. :. 1 2 3 4 567
Rochester. Al $40 90 la
Toronto. 0 o o 1 0 i o.
Runs-Lush 2. Householder. @. smith.
campau 2, Smink 2, OHagan .. Burke
--i2 Bannon, Sudhon--2. Two-base
hits--Bean. @. Smith, Wagner. Three
base hits-sudhoff. Wagner. Lush:
First base on balls--Of Bowen on
Sudhoff 2. Stolen bases-Lush 3, % Ha-
gan, Campau. G.. Smith. First base on
errors-Rochester 8; Toronto l. struck
out-By Bowen 2: by Sudhoff /. Double
plays-Wagner/to beaumont; q. smith
To O'Hagan to Bean; Bannon TO Roat
to Beaumont. Left on bases-Toronto
4; Rochester 6. Sacrifice hit-Burke.
Umpire-Wise. Tlme-2:00.
THEY BROKE EVEN.
At Syracuse yesterday the Montreals
and Stars played two games and broke
even. The first game was presented To
the Champions by Boyd, the umpire,
who was brow-beaten into giving them
a run they were not entitled To. The
second game was won easily by the
Stars on hard batting and sharp held
ing. The scores by innings:
(First Game.)
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PERRIN-W I Kirby, W II Tyson. #
& Smith. New York ] NJ Sinclair
Holyoke; Enghist. Palestine. l. NJ
Lawtcn New Bedford: VI + Kane. Bos-
ton: w II Powers. Brooklyn William
sheehan. Harry ST Johns. Boston; = j
Greaney, Newport; w II smith Wilt
mantle: + II Shumwav. New York;
Bertha Jones. Frank Meenan. Fall
River: II Kochler. Providence; Michael
Wandsrlide. Robt Liysey, Geo Basham,
John Taylor u ; a.
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IN THE PROVIDENCE DAiI.r NEWS
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SAVOY Y-STANLEY-W b Thayer and
wife. III w Thayer. Boston; + b Taylor
and wife. Fall River: George Agdoor
and wife. Boston: Mr. and Mrs O A
Joslin u Green. New York; Charles
Folsom and wife. New Haven; Mr ana
Mrs w II Roberts. Fitchburg; ] II
Meacher Pawtucket: @ Orge Fetchett.
A & Fields and wife Brooklyn: Il
Burns. Boston: w \ Sanders and wife.
w Miller New York.
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AMUsEMENTs. EXCURSIONS. ETC.
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NATIONAL HOTEL

BLOCK ISLAND, r. y.
Near bathing beach and Boat landing; all
modern convenicnces; long distance telc
phone. perfect drainage, orchestra. rates
moderate. For particulars address Il. G..
LEWIS, Proprietor.
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Toronto was bcaicn again Yesterday
afternoon bv tho Rochcstcrs ~ Rcch-
esttr Ia a ono-s Asd and uninterestina
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A n s1rBpr~s. Asss. lar. Manage.
W n IT-nSER Gen. Pssscrger Agent
J. T. WHITNEY, Iraie Msnaxsr
baltimore. I'D.
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Merchants and Miners Trans
EOTtation Company.

LOCAL RATES.
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DEDHAM.
wEsTCHESTER.

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Colors-White and yellow sash and
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-12
rain FALLING CONSTANTLY
Soldiers Around Manila Suffer
Great Discomforts From
the Weather..
Com PEELED to Sleep With Sew
eral Feet Of Water Under
Their BunkS.

MANILA, July 5, via Hong Kong,
July 1l.-Friendly filipinos in Manila
have been the medium of communica-
tion between the American authorities
and the military leaders of the insur-
rection in Cavite province which for
some time promised to result in bring
ing over prominent general and sew
eral hundred Of his followers with
their arms. If the negoti atoms had
succeeded the outcome would have had
a great moral effect, for other defec-
tons doubtless would have fol
lowed. Were the generals name given
lit might lead in his case to fate
similar to tn at which has befallenS other
Filipinos suspected of friendliness
toward the Americans. He had fore
seen the failure OF the instruction and
advised Agu. aaldo to make terms. but
it is understood that he has sent word
to the Americans that, having sworn to
support the instruction, he must re-
main loyal to the end.
Similar negotiations are said to have
been conducted with mem Der of the
cabinet of the so-called Filipino govern
ment. who. himself. took the initiative.
Some form of money consideration
figured in the discussions.
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TO PRESERVE THE FORESTS
National Association Will Be
Formed at Chicago.
PROMINENT MEN INTERESTED
Intend to Place Under Government Con
troll Seven Million AcresNof Min
nescta Timber Lands.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Times-Her.
aid says: A national park or forestry
reserve association for the governmental
preservation of over I 100000 acres Of
land in Northern Minnesota will be
formed in Chicago this month. The
organization starts with the cordial in
dorsement Of Governor Theodore Roose-
welt of New York, President Hill of
the Great Northern railway, Colonel
James Cooper Of this city and promi-
nent congressman and government off.
Gals interested in the immediate crea-
ton Of great national reserves for the
preservation of native forests and
streams and the perpetuation of the
game Of the land. The protection of
the forests is made doubly important as
the friends and promoters of the re.
serve have also in view the placing IN
der governmental charge all the lands
surrounding the head waters of the
historic Mississippi river. The trac'
includes the Leech Lake district anc
embraces the counties of Grow Wing
Aitken, Wadena, Hubbard, Beltrami
and Itasca containing over a thousand
lakes,
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PREPARING THE LIST.

War Department Has Five Hundred
Commissions to Give Out. VI.
WASHINGTON, July l1.-The war de-
partment officials are busily engaged in
preparing the list of appointments of Of
6cers not already announced for the 10
new regiments of infantry to be crganiz-
ed for service in the Philippines. APP
rroximately there are nearly five hun.
dred Of these in all. including those of
the line and the staff. The colonies for
nine Of the regiments have been made
public, but the selection for the tenth
it is said has not been definitely deter
mined. All the officers for the regi-
ments are to be from the regular army
esta blishment and from among those
who saw actual service in the Spanish
war and whose records and capacity are
known at the war department.. A large
proportion Of them are expected to be
announced during the early days Of the
week
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RAINING CONTINUALLY.
Troops Around Manila Suffering Grea.
Discomfort.

Troops Around Manila Suffering Great
Discomfort.
MANILA. July lit has been rain
ing and storming almost constantly for
two days and the country along the
American south and bay lines is liter
ally flooded. The soldiers are suffering
great discomfort. The Thirteenth in
fantry regiment at Pasay is in the
worst position, being practically sur
rounded by water. The bridges that
were used for getting supplies have
been washed away and some Of the
| companies are now separated by streams
six feet deep. In many cases the men
are sleeping with three feet of water
beneath their hunks, (which are elevated
on cracker boxes. The company cooks
when preparing meals stand knee deep
in water. Some of the roads leading to
Pasay are simply impossible and the
Rice Fields Are One Great Lake.
A high wind blew over several tents of
the second reserve hospital. Manila
bay is impossible of navigation by
launches or canoes and no vessels are
leaving the harbor.
The United States transport Centen-
NAL is ready to sail for San Francisco
with discharged soldiers. but the latter
have to stand around the water front
all day d1enched to the skin, waiting
for launch to take them to the
steamer.
The Pasig river and all other streams
are swollen and the city at low points is
covered with water.
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CITY UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
Serious Riots as the Result of = Street
Car Strike at London, Ont.

Serious Riots as the Result of Street
Car Strike at London, Ont
LONDON, Ont, July 1.-THE city has
been placed under martial law and ad-
ditional militiamen ordered from ad-
jacent towns as result Of street riots.
The police became unable to cope with
the rioters and the military was called
out to clear the streets. The trouble
commenced in the afternoon when
crowds drove the non-union crews of
several street cars from their posts and
stoned the cars. One car was fred after
the crews had left it and was al
most destroyed. When the attempt
tempt was made to move the cars to
the barn the rioting broke out afresh
The cars were stoned and the mob be-
came SO boisterous that the riot act
had to be read. . This had not the de-
sired effect and Mayor Wilson called
out the military. Several arrests were
made. . .1. ..~ .-... s. IT,
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HAVE DONE MUCH.

State Department Gives Credit to tho
Philippine Com mission.
WASHINGTON. July 1l.-Dispatches
have just been received at the state de-
partment from President Schurman of
the Philippine commission. giving
some account Of his journey to the
southern islands of the archipelago.
He finds the condition in those islands
extremely gratifying. There is q dispo-
sition almost everywhere south of Luzon
to accept American sovereignty. .Presi-
dent Schurman expects to arrive at
San Francisco about Aug. Is. .: aa:a.
It is felt at the state department that
the commission has done much to con-
vey to the native Filipinos proper
conception Of the purposes Of the United
States government, and in that way has
sapped the strength Of the insurrection.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-12
GREAT INDIAN POWWOW
Omaha and Wiunebaeo Tribes Gathering
for the EYant.

Omaha and Wiunebaso Tribes Gathering
for the Event.
DECATUR, Neb., July 1.-THE great.
est Indian powwow in recent years be.
gan at the Omaha and Winnebago In.
dian reservation Sunday. 1t is held at
Yellow Smokes lodge, five miles north
Of Decatur.
A great many Indians have already
pitched their tents and great prepare.
tons are being made for a two weeks
celebration. The chieftains gave it out
to the whites that the celebration this
year would eclipse anything attempted
by the Omaha and Winnebago tribes
during the last quarter of century.
The traditional rites and ceremonies
Of these ancient tribesmen will be per.
formed If not prohibited by the au.
thorities, the savage wardance will be
INDUCED in as a grand finale The
chieftains say the event will draw to.
gether no fewer than 5000 Indians.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-12
UDLOW'S GRAND BALL.
+ IN dependence Day Function the Most
Isl Brilliant IN Years,

In Independence Day Function the Most
] Brilliant In Years.
81, HAVANA, July 1e. The reception and
ball given by General Ludlow, the mil
itary commander, outshone every other
social function in Havana in recent
years. Innumerable red. white and
blue electric lights, thousands of roses.
hundreds Of flags and no end Of ma
chetes, bayonets and rifles artistically
grouped made the scene within the
palace memorable. More than .0OO
guests assembled. Music was furnished
by two military bands. All the for.
eign consuls were in evidence, most OF
them wearing glittering orders and
many Of the women wore handsome
jewels General Ludlow gave the
function in honor of independence day
and the representative Cubans aud
Spaniardssof Havana were present.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-12
KRUGER'S CONCESSIONS.
Prime Minister of the Cape Colony Con-
siders Them Adequate.

Prime Minister of the Cape Colony Con-
siders Them Adequate.
CAPE Town, July 11.-W. P. Schrein-
er, prime minister of the colony of Cape
Of Good Hope, says the Cape govern
ment regards the Transvaars reform
proposals as adequate and calculated to
insure peaceful settlement. The
colonial premier, however, recognizes
the Afrikander element.
Sir Joseph sprig, prime minister, de-
clazes them totally inadequate to meet
the just claims of the Uitlanders and
altogether less than Sir Alfred Miner,
governor of the colony and British
high commissioner for South Africa,
demanded c President Kruger at the
Bioemfonteir conference.
LONDON. July 1.-According to the
Johannesburg correspondent of The
Daily Mail the Uitlanders regard the
Transvaal governments proposal az
'tabsurdly insufficient"
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B||| [ PROPOSALS
Dispatches Fron: South Africa
Say They Arc Far From
Satisfactory.
Johannes burg Believes Presi-
dent Kruger IS Eailying
to Gain Time.
INDIGNANT AT sCHRElNER
Cape Premier Asserts There ls
No Ground for Imperial
interference.
His Statement Regarded as
Liable to EN- barrass Brit
ish Officials.

& LONDON, July 1l.-All the special
dispatches to the morning papers from
Cape Town and johannesburg concur
as to the complexity and obscurity of
the Boer proposals and declare that the
Uitlanders are profoundly disap-
pointed.
In Johannesburg it is believed that
President Kruger is only dallying to
gain time until the wet season makes
campaigning difficult for the Britishers.
W. P. Schreiner, the Cape premier,
has addressed letter to an Afrikander
newspaper published in Cape Town, de-
claring there is no ground whatever for
the active interference of the imperial
government in the Trassyaal as the
Boer proposals are satisfs ry.
This has aroused greatx -dignation in
Cape Colony where it is regarded as
mischievous. ill-timed and calculated to
encourage President Kruger and en-
barrass Sir Alfred Miner.
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COOPERATIVE COLONY.
An Eight Thousand-Acre Tract Secured
Near TOl al O. a. s@& sG5NG %s4

An Eight Thousand-Acre Tract Secured
Near To1edo.O.
TOLEDO, O., July ll.-Plans have
been formulated for large cooperative
colony to be situated on Lake Erie near
here and 5000 acres Of land are to be
secured to be devoted both to farming
and manufacturing interests. The pro.
moter Of the scheme is Joseph A. John.
son Of the state Of Washington and he
has with him number Of local people
who have ample means. MI. johnson
has announced that it is the intention
to build city which will engage in a
commercial trade, the profits of which
are to be divided equally among the
members of the colony.
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SHERIFF CUT HIM DOWN
Merge Strung Up by Mob at Alma,
Kan, Il Still Alive. ss.+ ~

Merge Strung Up By q Mob at Alma,
Kan, Il Still Alive. .ss..r !,
ALMA. Kan, July 11.-Dick Williams,
a negro charged with the murder of
two white men. was lynched here dur
ing the afternoon by mob Of white
men. The mob left the negro hanging
to a telegraph pole and six minutes
later he was cut down by the town
marshal and taken back to the county
Jail where he recovered consciousness.
The negro is still alive, but cannot live.
The people Of Alma and country sur
rounding are greatly excited and while
great precautions are being taken to
prevent further trouble, it Is feared the
murderer will be again taken from the
Jail. .5g
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Gold Standard for Indie,,.

LONDON, July The report of the
parliamentary committee on Indian
currency, just issued in the form Of a
blue book, approves the decision Of the
government not to revert to silver
tsndard- It adds that it is impossible
to continue the status quo permanently
and says that measures should be taken
to adopt the gold standard.
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St, P.ul savinr. 5s.nt F.i,..

ST. PAUL. July 11.-Public Examiner
E. N. Pope has taken charge of the
Savings Bank Of ST. Paul, Sixth and
Cedar streets. and has applied for a
receiver. In q statement to the public
General Pope states that careful exam.
nation Of all the other savings banks
In the city has been made and every
one Of them has been found to be in q
perfectly solvent condition. The cause
Of the failure is stated TO have been too
large load Of real estate.
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Wheeler sails on the Goth.

WASHINGTON. July II. Gen. Wheeler
sails for Manila from San Francisco ON
the goth. He was at the war depart.
ment during the day, anxious to get
away at the earliest possible moment.
General Wheeler called upon the presi-
dent and bade him goodbye.
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SKELETON REGIMENTS.

Otis Cables That Two Are Fairly Well
Started at Manila.
WASHINGTON. July l1.-General Otis
sables the following:
Desires of all volunteers in Philip
pines ascertained. Two skeleton regi-
ments fairly well assured. In two or
three days Will cable names Of officers
nominated for regiments, so that APP
pointment Of lisutenants to recruit in
United States can be made"
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! 81. Refu..d 10 Elope wtth Fin

ALLENTOWN, Pa, July + Charles
.Knauss, aged IL, shot and seriously
wounded Mrs. Edwin Diefenderfer,
aged %, and then killed himself. Mrs.
Dieffenderfer was trying to break up
KRauss' infatuation for her and refused
to elope with him.
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Says the Crisis Has Passed,

LONDON, July 1.-THE Rome CORE
spondent of The Daily Mail says: The
pope has been in correspondence with
President Kruger, appealing to him to
avoid rupture with Great Britain and
has received dispatch from the Trans.
walls chief magistrate that settlement
was still distant but that the crisis was
passed.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-12
Town Threst.nsd with Ds.tructaon

MILwAUKEE, July IA special to
The Sentinel says that the town Of
Montello, in Marquette county, is
threatened with destruction. Mentsllos
has about 300 inhab ttants. Fire engines
have besn sent from Portage.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-12
Diam ond Mine Dis.ster,

CAPEToWH, July IA disaster has
occurred at the new Jagirsfontein dia-
mond mine. where the fall Of thousands
Of tons Of earth has buried many peo-
pie, including On Australian named
Eorsythe.
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columhia wins Arain,

New YORK, July H.. Ir the trial
racs over q 1D-mils course Columbia
won b. s min. sec. Columbia crossed
the line st 2::24:2O; Defender Ct 8:27 90.
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North Dakota. Idaho and yyvom,n..

FARGO, N. D., July ia private
cablegram here from member Of the
Worth Dakota regiment, says the regi-
nent leaves Manila during the day for
home on the transport Grant. Idaho
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-12
EVERYBODY says So.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won
derful medical discovery of the age, pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try box
OF g. C. G. to-day; 10, IS, SO cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
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a !. HAGBERG.

attorney and Counselor.
FFIGE IN TASONlC BLOCK FLOCK.
Legal advice given and suits tried ia
all COURTS Collections attended to.
EW UT.M h1NN'
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NJ. NJ. IIPP.
gUS. A. ECKSTElN.
4 LBERT SIEINAUSER.

n
Attorney end Counselor
oEWICE IN E.EI1nID Bi.oCh' zhu fi'ooN'
t,eyal advise given, and Suits tried IN all
o,rts Collections attended to and titles
and deeds perfected.
wI71u MINI
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Il a. HEIRS.

Architect and Builder. =
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED.
Contracts takeu on all kinds Of Build
,uys Office on State Street.
NEW ULM mNN,
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EAK. J, X. JAM ES.

Physician and Surgeon
TREATS EYE, THROAT, EAR ana NSSh.
At Dr.. Schoch'S office first Sunday Of
every month.
uoax oeE1Ci. MANKATO
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-18
An Oregonian Man Here.


Mr.. A. +. ChaDller. representing the
Portland orcgoniAn. is 10 the city. He
10 making tour OF the Southern an I
Western towns OF The state scoring n.
lusirationa and descriptive matter for
the next annual edition OF the o .egonian
TO be issued January lst.
Toa reporter OF the DKMocRAr this
morning Mr.. ChAntler said:
Few people appreciate the immense
amount oi work entailed In gathering
the matter, illustrations. etc for such an
edition as the annual published by the
Oregonian last January. So well was
the edition received by the people OF the
Northwest and 90 great was the demand
Tor extra copies that the management Of
the paper has decided to eclipse its effort
oil last year by publishing next January
mammoth edition OF 100, 600 ccpis. 10
contain thousands ol half tone iiluetra-
ttons gathered from cities aud points OF
Interest In ali parts OF the state and des-
cFipliye oi the great resources OF Oregon
and its unexceiled advan.as for the
prosecution ri any known industry or
calling. A corps OF artists, writers aud
solicitors has sheady started on the
work aud will he constantly engaged an.
Ill the publication is issred on The first
OF the year."
Mr.. Chau,ler will spend the balance
Of tie present week in Albanv.