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eral Otis, in answer to the press cor
respondents round robin. - The text
OF the statement is as follows:
General Otis in a dispatch under
date July Goth, says that the press rep
resentatives- demanded permission to
cable that official reports sent misrep-
resented conditions. This was denied.
They then demanded the privilege to
send without reservation facts found
by them and their opinion This was
granted If public interests were not i'm
periled. The answer was not salts
factory and they therefore sent by
mail to Hongkong. General Otis says
ne is not conscious of sending miSrep-
resentations, but thinks his dispatches
at times have been too conservative.
The press affair appeared to be
threat. When correspondents were
asked to state wherein General Otis
dispatches were misleading, they Of
fered nothing tangible except that his
conclusions were unwarranted. When
told that they were disregarding mil
itary authority, it was apparent that
they courted martyrdom, which it was
unwise to give them"
In a later dispatch General Otis says
that the charges made by the press
correspondents are untrue. He adds
that the most harmonious relations ex-
list between the army and the navy.
He gives the following extract from
letter just received from a leading Fill
ipino at Tarlac, which is the center. of
the main insurgent army: For some
! days l have been trying to leave this
band of thieves. Am watched SO
closely that it is impossible to leave.
A great many of the people here long
for American troops to advance, for
everyone is desperate with so much
savagery committed by Aguinaldo' s
army
Captain Barker of the navy, who sue
ceeded Admiral Dewey in command of
the fleet, in sending the report of the
commander of the Yorktown to the
Navy Department, makes this indorse-
ment: Il am pleased to note the COR
dial cooperation of the army and
navy"
AS bearing upon the statement that
the appearance of the navy had been
minimized it may be stated that Gen
eral Otis has repeatedly praised the
work of the navy, as for example, in
his dispatch of June 10Th last, in
which he says: 1.-THE navy aided great
ly on shore of bay landing forces oc-
| casionally," and again, under date Of
July 9th, 1.-The army and the navy are
in hearty accord, and the best of feel
ing prevails"
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Admiral Dewey and His Crew.

LONDON, July 21-The newspapers
here are printing extraordinary stories
regarding Admiral Dewey and his crew.
One of the papers says, although the
crew of the Olympia is a motley col
lection Of English, American Russian,
Austrian, French and even Chinese
sailors, all are as fond of Admiral
Dewey as though they had served a
lifetime under him. Another newspa-
per article declares that the repoI
that the Austrian Government has for
hidden any official greeting of Admiral
Dewey, out Of consideration for the
feelings of Spain, is untrue.
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Endemic Of Anthrax.

STOCKHOLM, July 81. - The epi-
demic of anthrax prevailing among the
cattle on the island of Gothaland is
spreading in a most alarming manner.
Forty parishes have become infected
and deaths of human beings who had
contracted the disease are recorded.
The military maneuverS, which were
to have been held in West Gothaland,
have been countermanded Soldiers
have been stationed to guard the roads
in the infected districts with orders
to prevent the people leaving home.
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A Chapter Of Accidents on the
{ Brighton Beach Course.
Two Jockeys Reported to Have Been Very
Seriously Injured.
The Winners Were Sakhrat, VOL
hurst, Dread, Wine Press, Tyr
sheena and Howard Mann-Re-
suits on Other Tracks.

: NEW YORK, July 21.-The first race
at Brighton to-day furnished a chap
: ter of accidents. Timely reared In
the paddock and fell over backward
on her jockey, Mason, who was SO bad
.ly hurt that Collins had to be substi-
tuted. When the field was rounding
in the stretch there was good deal
of crowding, and John Friese fell,
throwing Odom heavily. He was picked
up and brought back to the paddock
quite seriously hurt. Results:
Five furlongs, Sakhrat won, Dun
blame second, Knight Bannert third.
Time-1:02 80
Mile and a quarter, Wolhurst won,
Bishop Reed second, Maurice third.
Time-2:0S SO.
Five and a half furlongs, Dread won,
Shrove Tuesday second, Eileen Daily
third. Time-1 O9 2-5.
Six furlongs, Wine Press won, Flor
ence Clark second, Rare Perfume third.
Time-116.
Mile and sixteenth, Tyrsheena won,
Leando second Dan Rice third. Time
i :4S 3-5.
Mile and three-quarters, Howard
Mann won, Premier second, Article
third. Time-3:17.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 21-To-day's races
resulted:
Six furlongs, Clarendo won, Bert
Davis second, Crosby third. Time
1:16
Five and a half furlongs, Deveric
won, Silent Friend second, Castine
third. Time-1:1O.
Six furlongs. Aunt Mary won, Neck
lace second, Czarowitz third. Time
1:16.
Mile and a quarter, Chimura won,
Barbee second, Jimp third. Time
2:11a4.
One mile, Moralist won, Gala Lily
second Mitchell third. Time-1 1872.
Six furlongs, Miss Mae Day won,
Elbe second. Lulu w. third. Time
115
AT HAWTHORNE.
CHICAGO, July 21.-Weather clear
and track fast at Hawthorne to-day.
Results:
Mile and a sixteenth, Title won, Maui
rice W. second Remlet third. Time
] 40
Six furlongs, Unsightly won, Clara
Wooley second, Rosa Diah third. Time
Il :1a3,.
Mile and a sixteenth, Gun Metal won,
Elidad second. Woodranger third. Time
4 49,
Six furlongs, Helen's Pet won, AL
garcia second Bonneville third. Time
-1:14.
One mile Carntro won. Elkin second
Barton third. Time-1:413.
Mile and a sixteenth, Bon Jour won.
Uarda second, Einstein third. Time
1:4SA.
RACES POSTPONED.
DETROIT, July 21.-Rain fell in tor
rents at the Crosse Point track this
afternoon soon after the days racing
began This necessitated postpone
ment until tomorrow.
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Fatal Explosion in Ohio.

XENIA (O.), July PA terrific ex-
plosion occurred. at the plant of the
Xenia Fuse Manufacturing Company
near here to-day. Two of the injured
will die. Injured: Miss Ross O'Don-
nell, Miss Ollie Davis, fatally: EMS
Wykoff, one eye blown out and other
injuries. The plant, which was part
Of the Aetna Powder Company of Chi
cago, was wrecked. Miss O'Donnell
says she caused the accident.
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Fatal Fire in Colorado.

DENVER, July PA special to the
Times" from Gunnison, Col, says:
Fire destroyed a portion of the town
of Vulcan early this morning The
Vulcan Hotel, run by Peter Dolah, was
totally destroyed. Dolan, his wife and
two Of his children escaped, but two
boys Derished in the flames. Two
strangers were supposed to be asleep
in the hotel and at the time the cour-
ier left with the news it was believed
that they also perished. The property
loss was small
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-
BASEBALL.
Results Of Games Played on East
ern Diamonds.

PITTSBURG, July 21.-Chesbro kept
his hits we'll scattered and received eX-
cellent support Attendance, 300.
Score: Pittsburg 6, hits IL, errors ?;
Philadelphia 3, hits 8, errors .. Bat
teries-Chesbro and Schriver; Donahue
and Mcfarland. Umpires-Swartwood
and Hunt.
AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July 21 - The
teams split even to-day. Attendance,
2,200.
Score of first game: Washington 3,
hits 6, errors 6; Cleveland ), hits 13,
errors 0. Batteries-Mercer and Dun
can; Collifower and Schrecongost.
Umpires-Gaffney and Latham.
Second game: Washington .. hits 4,
errors L: Cleveland 3, hits 8. errors /.
Batteries-Dineen and Kittredge; Bates
and Schrecongost. Umpires-Latham
and Gaffney.
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stand. But one of the crew, a middle
aged man known as Mac the Con-
vict'-he was man who had turned
over a new leaf-intimated to the Cap
tain that he could make the natives un-
derstand anything" and he actually
succeeded in making communication
easy on every subject required. solely
by means of signs and acting. The
Captain of the Diomed was the writer S
informant, and he gave second SINH
lar instance that was told to him by an
other shipmaster.-Casselr Saturday
Journal
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organized forces, but no one could tell
how long predatory warfare would last.
I said that a division commander.
whose business it was to fight did not
take the same view as Governor Cen
eral restrained by political and diplo-
matte considerations The term politics
was not used in a party sense
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Gen. Anderson souoted.

CINCINNATI (O.), July 21.-General
T. M. Anderson, commanding the De-
partment of the Lakes. who was quot
ed yesterday as saying if he had not
been held back he would have finished
the Filipino war with his own division,
stated that he had been misouoted.
General Anderson made the following
statement: IT said that my division
or Lawton's could have defeated the
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Parker and Sullivan Matched.

DENVER, July 21.-Kid Parker and
Spike Sullivan have been matched to
fight before the Olympia Club, in this
city, August 11th. The contest is limit
ed to twenty rounds. The winner will
meet Frank Erne in a fight for the
lightweight championship.
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Two Miuers smothered.

JOPLIN (Mo.), July 21.-Cal Jarvis
and Calib Gum were smothered to
death and Frank Colmeyer was perhaps
fatally injured at the Ethel mine here
to-day, the roof falling in on them. All
were miners
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Packing Plant Reopened.

KANSAS CITY (Mo.), July 21.-The
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger. packing
plant, closed down week ago because
of trouble with its employees, re-
opened this morning In accordance
with the agreement signed yesterday.
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Regulations Removed.

WASHINGTON, July 21.-The Unit
ed States Consul at Antigua, w. T.,
has informed the State Department
that the quarantine in the Leeward
Islands against Porto Rico has been
removed.
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Condition Of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, July 21. = To-day's
statement of the condition Of the treas
ury shows: Available cash balance,
$219, ,S79, 1863; gold reserve, $244620, ,595
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Deed of ASSIGNMENT.

NASHVILLE CTenn.), July 21.-The
Model Flour Mills to-day filed a deed
of assignment for the benefit of their
creditors. Their liabilities are about
$4,000.
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There is only one blue flame and that
is the STANDARD Wickless." Burns
either coal oil or gasoline. Holbrook,
Merrill & Stetson, 221-223 J street.
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Death of an Insurance Official.

MILWAUKEE (Wis.), July 21.-Gus-
tave Wollager. President of the Concor-
dia Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
died to-day
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For medicinal purposes drink "Glen-
brook" sour mash whisky. Theo.
Blauth, 407 K street. Tel. 297.
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The English Baptist Handbook" foi
1899 gives that denomination in Eng
land 2,697 churches. with 1851 pastors.
Sill local preachers. 355,21S members
and 525, ,533 pupils in Sunday schools
Chapels were erected during the last
year affording seats for 1852 persons,
at a cost of more than $3.50, 600, and i'm
provements costing $24O.O0O were made
in already existing structures.
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PHILIPPINE ROUND ROBIN.

War Department Answers Press
Correspondents Statement.
WASHINGTON, July 21.-The War
Department has issued a statement
quoting certain dispatches from Cen
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An Atlantic telegraph cable costs
100000.
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In Bewesuus sefebte 66roubs, bic nur
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Winb gebt. Die gauge araft bes Mos
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PrdRbent Wesialsp bat cine
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bes 0erbIi1snen a0e Offieen Der Res
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iollen.
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ber 8pposrapben Union geforberte
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etimmea fur ungtilttg ertldren pollen.
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fen plaiform bie @rfIdrungen gegen
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tperben.
8Iarib.
Wie feiner 3eit aemeIbet uurbe,
rief Mnfons SUM bisfss Sabres BITE
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unf@nIbig perbaftet batten. au befra.
fen. Rad Mrf9t be8 bremii1en Sc.
rats re1tferttgten Bic Wesba9isarHnbe,
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gefdlidtet unb Rublanb bat fur Bres
men einen neuen Dice @pn{uI, ylas
mems 80aatepii9, ernanni.
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inereienratb 26ue fpra6 f1 einem 3ei.
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bic gtuhrtiGe Qu8. bic er aTS 2heiIneh,
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benz bet Hio @raube @itp geIegenen
Sort WinggoIb aussebro9en. no eiue
e6mabron bes 9. (farbigen) gaoalle.
Rsgimeutes In @aruiion lieet. gs
tam au elmer Sdieberei 3wifften ben
Solbaten unb Bhreern, in uel@er
tibsr tauieub S9hHe abgefeuert wor.
ben fein foIen. General McQibbtu
bat mebrere Offi3iere nod Gort Ring.
golb beorbert unb @ou. 5apers bat
eine aauser- @ompagnte bortbin ge,
f9idt.
= Der COLORADO III pieber fart I'm
5tsigen begriffen, unb 3tuar In Ssolae
bon faIfen &eeenshfen, Bic I'm obereu
gaufe bieies Glufes unb bes 9lano ge.
fallen 1nb.
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90. befanb, iobaB nun bie 6afsnbsr.
beherungSar beiten an Arau[os paB
iofort In aasriff seaommen msrben
f3anen.
= Senator @bilton erbieIt In 8pler
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Staub'llbren, foipis Neubeiten jsaIi.
DER Mrt ber ueueiien Gaqon.
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Cine fdrRe 2Se6r.

Cine ffdree 2Se6r.
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&ranfbeit ourd) ben @ebraud bon
3utt's Billen, Elm iietS liaerss Seilmits
tel ee9su &opfidmsr3en, Dpspepiie, Dlas
laria, 8eritopfung unO ale bamit pers
iuanbten 2tioen.
eDas Grifbrao oes 1fbens!''
Or. 9utt! Sbrs 2eberpillsn iino bas
SrisbraS bss 2sbens. Sd iuerbs brm
5ufau itets baafbar feiu, ber mid biss
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ylatts Cannon, Gol.
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Man fnbet bier ein porsaeli@es
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reien. Beionbere Mnertennnng Der.
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Iun9 bes Morgens unb Na d.
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benz Grafen Douglas.
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Der @inter nabt. 6oI3 unb Rob.
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SEPT TT bic riGtiee 3eit Cure 8e.
bdrfniRe for grennmaterial far ben
Winter 3u beden.
Wir pertaufen sutes gi@enboI3 .3u
$4.25 per gorb; ausgeiu6tes 6oIa 3u
$4.00 per @orb; unb Ordinary" 3u
1915 per @orb, abgeliefert.
&ebucirte preife fir 8efelungen
bon 5 unb 10 .@erhS".
Wir fhbren eagle pob, Rartsboru
unb McAlefer aobIen. SPECIAL.
preiie fiir Nuftrdse bon @agson.
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9auft Cure 9o93eits'. @eburtas
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Wrps., bic In Supelen cine riefee
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raeree. Strabe.
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Wnlofahen III "The Bell Jewelry
CO.. 327 ef.gommeree.e etrase, Der
beie pIab.
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erfolet. q. 20. 0rpbe's ltnteri9rift aiif jeoer
S9adtel. 25 Gents.
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aen. pehn he eben cine Dummbeit ss'
na9t babeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-22


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mefen ller Mrt. feinen WeRer.
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Commerce 5traEe.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-08

For all pension business send to j. r.
Co. Randolph,vt. Advice fr e
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-08
Cnildren's Day at the Churches.

Children's day will be observed mex
Sunday by the churches Of the village
At the Christian church a special musica
program will be rendered. The beautiful
professional, "A Daisy Chain" as given
BY Wellesley college girls, will form part
OF the exercises, when will also include
readings by Misses Elsie Powers and
Louise Chase and Rotations by members
Of the Sunday school.
At the White church, besides a sermon
to the children by the pastor, service OF
song and recitation, entitled sour Mis-
sion,n will be rendered. Special music is
being rehearsed and there will be a pro-
cessional aud an exercise by the primary
children. The baptism OF several infants
will also take place.
The Baptist Sunday school will observe
the day with an exercise. entitled "Sow-
ing Precious Seed,' at 7:3O o'clock in the
evening. A special sermon will be
preached in the morning by the pastor.
At the Methodist church a sermon to
the parents will be preached at the morn
ing service by Rev. f. g. Rainey, while
an exercise OF singing and recitations, en-
titled sUnder His Wing" will be render
ed by the children in the evening.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-08
.Pictnresnne Randolph

The pamphlet, Picturesque Randolph -
is proving even more popular than was
expected. The copies are "going like hot
cakes the dealers say. That the book
is thoroughly appreciated by the commu-
nity gees without saying, and such an at
tractiye method OF advertising cannot fail
to bring good returns. The prompt cir
culation OF this souvenir OF the town is
gratifying to the public. spirited men who
have given their time and labor in its
compilation without hope of gain to them
selves. Every article the pamphlet con-
tains Is worth reading and preserving for
reference, and the 124 illustrations make
1t as valuable as the family album. Among
the letters proving the demand for il was
the following, from Columbus. D., dated
May s.
IL. p. THAYER, DEAR SIR:-Enclosed
please find in stamps cents for which
mail to my address copy OF Picturesque
Randolph native OF Vermont near
Montpelier, scclimated and now Buck
eye,' from a residence here In Colum bus
since 1919, usually spend July and Aug
ust in Vermont. Ny observation OF your
town has been while en- route to Montpe-
lier and wish to know more as to how
you care for summer tourists, ETC."
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-08

'Iisn't safe TO be a day without DR.
Thomas Electric OIL in the house Never
can tell what moment an accident is going
TO happen I'm