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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-07
nlr nntsrprl.. Prel.e,.a.

Kansas City. May GA company has
been projected in Kansas City TO build
an immense power plant Of Is, 900 horse
power capacity at Missouri City, 81
miles northeast OF here, in Clay county.
for the purpose Of generating electric
power from the coal that abounds in
that vicinity, and transmitting 10 10
Kansas City. The cost Of the plant is
70 be 81, OOO, 900, and quarter Of this
amount has already hesn subscribed
here. The plant will be bonded for the
remainder OF the 81. 900 900 cost
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-07

Nashville. May &c b Stahlman.
the attorney who collected the celebrat-
ed Methodist war claim has brought
suit Tor $4,000 for libel against Rev.
w b Palmore. d. D.. editor Of the ST.
Louis Christian Advocate DR.. Palmore
has written several caustic editorials on
on Mr., Stahlman. and others connected
with him in the collection Of the claim.
IL Is understood that other suits OF a
similar nature viii be brought agains,
editors and individuals who have in
dulged In like assaults on Mr.. Stahlman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-07
Exchange HoteI ArrIynlr.

Jerome Harrison, c S Brown,
College; Sam Z Henderson, City;
J + Pace. Virginia; e Il Gerrande,
II Walker, Houston; b F Bridges,
Dallas; W = Hart st. Louis; r G
Burleson, Deadwood; W II stott,
Bryan; c J Blackshear, Texas
Sandy Haley, n Haley, Chicago,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-07

Hutchinson. Kns. May d - John
Moore who In March cut tho throats Of
his FIVE little children crushed their
skulls with a Ratchet and then set fire
10 the honse IN order 20 conceal his
crime WIS convicted Of murder in tbs
first degree, which means life term In
the ponitentiary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-07
Missouri Cattle Regulation.

Jefferson City, May 6.-Goyernor Ste
phens has approved the quarantine reg
ulations adopted by the state board Of
agriculture for the purpose Of prevent
ing the spread Of contagious diseases
among cattle. Under It's provisions all
cattle from south Of Arizona New Mex
leo and from southern Texas must DO
inspected before being admitted into
Missouri The laws governing the in
gpecuon are very exacting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-07

London May q An American Of the
name Of Hardy was moitally injured
while making a long dive ut a perform.
ance In Alexandria palace The net
which was designed so catch him broi o
with his weight, throwing him to tho
ground.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-07

Wire nails have jumped from
s2S 10 SIG per ton in sixty days,
and the Calvert Courier says God
bless the trusts, the people can
hnsilel
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-07
LOCAL NEWS.

w.D. YArdley was in town yesterday
- Sheriff Mum went to Calvert yesier.
day.
Hon. sam r. Henderson il here on a
visit frsm Austin.
W. 5. Mial was here from the Brazos
bottom yesterday. 4
CD. Blaokshear, formerly Of Bryan,
il again 10 the city.
Miss Mamie Todd Of Bethel, was a
visitor TO the city yesterday.
Misses Lizzie Scale and Kate Barnes
we're here frow Benehley yesterday.
Good second hand buggy for sale
Apply to Or. Paul NJ. Raysor. lS9
Miss Paitie Mays Of Monticello, Fla.
is tue guest Of Miss Annie \. DAvi,.
a ljiood horse and buggy Tor sale at at
" hrgGin. Address DR.. 5 II. Weather.
Brd. ~
Mrs. A. n McConnlco is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. +. W. Hutchinson In
Houston.
Miss Lucy Bryan returned 10 Houston
yesterday after Witt TO Mics Joseph.
inc Clarke.
Mrs. W. II. Webb returned from a
visl 20 relatives In II PAso and san
Anenio yesterday.
Misses>Iyy Foster and Pear Rogers
returned TO Nayasota yesterday after a
visit 10 Misses Coulter.
Il Lon Johnson has the cheapest ard
~ MAT samples Of wall paper and room
A ding ever sees a Bryan. II
pert Bullock, we'll known and
.fyosng man from the Reliance
unity, has a position with J. W.
bucbanan, public aueiioneer,
La sells block and commodities
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-07
OTIS CASUALTY REPORT,

WASHINGTON. Dec 6-General
Otis latest casualty list:
Manila, Dee, 5.-Killed in action
lilo lilo, Panay, November n, NJ Fletch-
ey Eighteenth infantry, Wounded in
action-Ilo lilo. November Il, George
l.. Doble, Nineteelth infantry, abdo-
men,. severe; skirmish road to San
Nicholas November l9. Third cavalry,
Joseph r. Mangold, leg, slight; John j.
Falls elbow, slight Dennis Wood.
back, slight Rufus a, Jackson, leg,
slight, II. A. Martin, buttock, slight
Action, linus November 20, August
Berg, Fifth artillery, shoulder, slight
Action, near Nosamo, November A.
Thirteenth infantry. Albert Oaptick.
corporal leg, slight; Charles White,
abdomen, severe; John c. Fritz, arms
severe; U. II. Cram, legs, slight. Ac-
tion, near SAN Pedro, Magellan Bur
ton wilt. sergeant Seventeenth infan-
try thumb slight; November ), C, NJ
Mansfield, Fourth cavalry foot, slight,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-07
Supplemental Articles Of IncorpO-
ration Are Filled In Portland.
MANY NEW LINES PROJECTED
The Truce Ended and the Fight for
New Territory 10 the Clearwater
viii Now bt Pushed on.

! PORTLAND. Dcc 6.-supplcmrntal
articles NJ Incorporation Of thc Snake
River Valley Railroad Company were
| rl,-i In the office oi tn county clerk
,odoy by I. B. Cox. W H. Aver and W
| u Kennedy According to thcse ar
,icl.h the company purposes 10 run
ruch ntramb1ain - may be necessary.
build and op riUs Telegraph liDez aud
'o cons,ruo, and Operate the following
! llnrh ~ ailrmd
From tmniilla VIA Rparia and Lew
ision O, Huntington.
| FrJm q suitable point near the Snake
river through Eureka Flat 10 Grange
/ Ci,y. wn.. and branch TO Alto wash.
From Dayton. wash 10 Bollcs.
From p3iua mar Dayton. Wash.
to Aston wash.
From Elberiun Ga the headwatcrs Of
[ the palnusc river
From Moscow. Lila. u Collins. Ida.
with a branch IN Il southeasterty direc-
| ton
Frm cold Spring.. ORE 10 Tanks.
or
From wlnona. Wash. 10 poAnt on
the Spokane r1ver,
Frum Coloax, Wash. via PenrwAwu
creek. To- q point on the snnkc river In
the state of Washington.
From a point on the o. II 4 y. be-
tween winona and LaCn,ssa. Wash,
up the Union hat to the head ~ the
Union Fiat
From point near ths mouth OF tie
salmon river. Idaho county, lda.. fol-
lowing the valley oi the Salmon river
To the confluence of the Salmon river
with the tS.nm river and thcntr along
the valley of the Lemhi river 10 q poin,
near the summit OF Bannock Pass
through the Bitter Root mountains In
Lcmhi county. Ida,
From Baker city 10 Heating. thence
To HaiGas Station.
From Milton to Elgin. Ore. and from
Bingham Springs to Elgin
supplemental articles OF the Clear.
water Valley Rallr,ad Company were
also lllrd. setting forth that the com
pany intends 10 build and operate the
following lines.
and Snake rivrr. along the Clearwater
river 30 point ON the boundary line
between Idaho and Muutana, near Lolo
Pass. with branch througi Camas
prairie to Mount Idaho,
From point near the Gmndc Rondc
river 10 the mouth Of the wanowa
river.
From Pine Crsek 10 Powder river
From a point on ne Snake river to
the Seven Devils mining region, Idaho,
From the mouth of the Salmon river
to the head Of the Salmon river,
From Moscow, Ida, to some point on
the Clearwater river
From the mouth OF the Clearwater
rlver in Idaho 20 Huntington
4 line from Cottonwood, Ida, ex-
tending TO the Bufplo Hump mining
region
From point near the confluence Of
the North Fork with Clearwater river,
In Idaho to the hsadwattIs thereof
From point near the Forks OF the
Middle Fork of the Clearwater river,
thence in Southeaslerly direction
through the Nez Peroes Pass and Bit
ter Root mountains to a point on the
Filter Root river, Montana,
The directors, whose names are sign
ed to the amended articles, are Charles
Steele and ], c. Havely,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-07
BILLS INTRODUCED
The Financial 1911 viii b. Mad a
Special Order and Passed
Next Week.

WASHINGTON. Dec. g.-oYerB,reet,
of Indiana. wh, introduced. and whc
Ia IN general charge " the house finan.
clal bill. tomorrow will submit a ressolu-
ton asking that special rule b. re-
ported for the immediate consideration
Of this measure.
The terms Of this special rule are
practically agrsed upon and provide
tbat debate will begin next Monday
with a final vote at the close OF the
week.
Chandler introduced bill In the
senate to prphibat senator's and rep
rcseneialIvcs In cogr,as from recev-
Ing free railroad paGEs.
Hale introduced a bill for the con-
s,ruction Of "a Pacific cable by the navy
department TO b. operated by the post
office department. and appropr1,ding
1li .OO0.OOO for this purpOoe. II IL 20 run
from San Francisco To Manila. va
Hmooiulu. the Midway islands. Guam
and IlG ilO
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-07
FINANCE BILL IN SENATE.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-Nearly 100
bills and JOINT resolutions. several I'M
portant concurrent resolutions. and pc
tItions numbering hundreds were pre-
Rcnted 10 the SsnlJc today a majority
ot the bills were Did staRers. Few were
II national interes, and importance.
Aldrich had the honor Of introducing
the first measure In the senate. II
was the financial I'LL drawn by the
srnato committee IN finance. Of which
Aldr1ch IL Chairman. and probably was
the most important measure introduced
during IN. day.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-07
News Received Up to Sunday
Shows that All Was Wen.
KIMBERLEY RECONNAISSANCE
Moro Serious than FIRST Reported
Beers Driven Back bat Not Pur-
sued by the British.

LONDON, Dec. 7.--4:Se a. m,-Again
there is a complete lull in war news.
LadysmIth has established hesiograph
communication with Freere and II is
reported that all was well up to Sun
day.
The sortie from Kimberly on Nov. Is
appear to have besn much more serious
than had been supposed. Finding the
Beer pickets asleep Major scott-Tu
ner proceeded along the ridge under
cover and rushed the Boer redoubts at
5;z5 a. m, in the face Of a HAL Of
bullets. The Beers hoisted white flag
and fired al the British under It's pro-
lection before surrendering. Owing
possibly to the exhaustion OF their am
muntion, the British were unable to
follow up the attack.
Ten guns we're engaged amultaneous-
ly and viewed from the coming tower
the artillery duel seemed 10 be proceed-
ing in every direction except toward
Kenllworth. the fusilade being terrific.
At 5 o'clock. having no force sufficient
to hold the position he had stormed,
Major Scott-Turner began gradually
retiring his men. He had a horse shot
from under him and bullet went
through the fieshy part Of his shoulder.
Several men had terrific wounds. 1t IS
alleged the Beers frequently fred at
the British ambulance wagons. The
British captured 2S Of the enemy.
There appears to be some doubt as
to whether this was the reconnaissance
In which Major Scou-Turner was kill
ed. or whether that officer met his fate
In a subsequent sortie.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-07
sHIpwRIGHTs FROM SEATTLE,
san Francisco Has to Send North for
Men on Government Work

NalleO, Cal, Dec. 6.-Ten shipwrights
from Seattle arrived at the Mare ISL
and navy yard today About 20 men
are now employed on the Hartford
which may not be ready to sail before
January /,
The shlpwrghts who quit work on
the Hartford and were prohibited from
working Ia the navy yard for one year
will probably be permitted to reglst r
for re-employment In few days and
win be put to work when their SER
Vices are required.
Sixty iron workers ut Mare Island
We're discharged today owing to lack
of orders and funds
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-07
SENATOR QUAY's CASE.
Report That He Has Secured Enough
Votes to Insure His Seat.

NEW YORK. Dec. "a special to
the Herald from Washington, says;
As the result OF u canvas made by
Mr Quay's friends since the senate
convened yesterday, II is asserted that
Il of the N5 senators viii vote to seat
him as senator from Pennsylvania.
These figures are obtained by count
ing the thirty senators now in the SEN
ate who voted either FOR Corbett or
Mantle, and 10 others from whom II
Is asserted that promises have b en-
obtained favorable to Mr. quay
Senator Chandler has called a spe-
cial meeting Of tn committee ON cleo
tjons to consider the case of Mr. Quay
on Thursday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-07
MIR. ROBERTS PAY.
Question ~ Whether be VIII Get Any
Salary Dep -nds on Termination
Of His Case.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-Whather
the pay ~ Mr. Roberts. Of Utah. Is
stopped as 4 result Of the action Of
the house Ia refusing him seat hos
not been passed upon by the house Of.
hcials and VIII not directly arise until
the January pay certificates are Is
sued by Speaker Henderson. by which
um, 1t is expected his case viii per
mancnlly b. s.ttled.
Roberts drew his pay to December )
the day before congress assembled, on
the certificate u Clerk Mcdowell that
h. was membsr elect.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-07
STICK RIVER ON RAMPAGE.

TACOMA, Dec. 6.-Pracrhcally the
whole OF the Stick r1ver valley is one
vast sheet Of water. The river itself is
a raging food, destroying thousands Of
acres Of the most productive land in
the state and threatening some sub-
stantial dwellings. 1t Is higher than
ever known since the valley was set
tied by white men. Families in the vi
cinity Of Sumner have been compelled
10 move to escape the torrent.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-07
THE COMMANDMENT SEVERE.

LADYSMITH, Dec. 2.-Saturday.-
The hottest bombardment OF the seige
took place last Thursday. The Beers
got a new big gun in position on Lom-
bardskop completely commanding the
town and shelled our camp that day
and yesterday. planting shells with
gpat accuracy in the camp OF the Cor
don Highlanders and Manchester regi-
ment, where there were many narrow
escapes. Today the enemy resumed
the bombardment, doing some very ef-
fective shooting. Several 81 our guns
have beep shattered by the big Boer
guns.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-07
THE p. 1. CHANGES HANDS.
Money Paid Yesterday and a New Set
Of Men Take Charge.

SEATTLE. Dec. s.-The Poss-Intel-
hgencer formally changed hands To-
day. II is understood the purchasers
are e. c. Hughes and Maurice NcMick-
en-. leading republican and members OF
the law firm Of Struve. Allen Hughes
& HcMicken. Z. b. Piper. editorial
head Of the paper and Geo. Z. Piper,
business manager. announce their re-
tirement. s. p. Weston was today
made business manager
The purchase price is understood %
be 1854, 900, he bulk Of which was paid
in cash today.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-07
TO TAKE ANOTHER TACK
n Roberts n ThrJRn Out Of tbe House
IIe win Try for the Senate

SEW YORK. Dec. GA special 10
the Herald from Washington. says:
II Mr.. Robsrts Is finally rejected by
the house. as seems inevitable. there
II possibility that he may come for
ward az claima1t for seat in the
senate.
His rejection by the house. It Is ex-
pec;ed, will add to his popularity IN
Utah. and 1t Is suggested that II Mr.
cuIy Is seated by the Eenate, The dem
ocratlc governor Of Utah may appoint
@r. Roberts to ill the vacancy that
exists in Utah's representation in that
body.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-07
AFTER THE IRREGULARs.
pru,est and Memorials Against Various
Objectionable Senators VIII be
Considered Today.

WASHINGTON. Dec "a meeting
OF the senate committee ON privileges
aud elections has been called for tomor-
row To consider the protest against
seating Senator Quay upon the ,ap-
pointm,ut ot the governor OF Pennsyl-
vanla and a memorial urging the un-
seating Of Senator Clark, OF Montana,
and Senator Scott. OF West Virginia,
b"caus, Of alleged Irregularities in
their n spective elections
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-07
WOMAN HORSE THIEF.

ROSEBURG, Dec. 6-Dora Cole, a
tramp plelded guilty to horse steal
ing and was sent to the penltentlary
this morning for one year, VIM, Per-
klrs, her companion, also went for two
years. Miss Cole is the first woman
sent from Douglas county to the PEN
itentiary
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-07
WILL MEET AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Dec. s.-The national
council Of the G. A. r. decided today
that the next reunion will be held dur
ing the last week in August, 1900. in
Chicago
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-07
BoERs OCCUPYING srEINsBURG.

QUEENSTOWN. Cape Colony. satur-
day. Dec. 2--The Bosrs have become
very active In the country around
stormberg Junction. to which General
Gatacre was 70 make his next move.
The telegraph lines have been cut in
various places and communication with
steinsburg, pordreeht and Maraisburg
has been severed. II is believed here
the Beers have occupied Steynsburg.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-07
SIEGE of LADYsMITH.
Situation of Opinion Of Military Critics
Growing Very Serious.

NEW YORK. Dec. "a dispatch to
the Tribune from London, says:
While the war office has received in
telhgence that Mafekng was safe on
November 20. 1t is admitted that the
investment there was closer than ever
before. This is confirmed by the Pail
Mall Gazette correspondent. but the
Reuters dispatches, one day later show
that the Beers are using new shells
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-07
ARGUMENT CONCLUDES TODAY

FRANKFORT. Dec. s.-The argu-
ment will be concluded before the elec-
tion commission tomorrow On the ON
test for governor.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-07
ROOT CONFIRMED

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-The senate
today confirmed Elihu Root to be
secretary of war.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-07

FAULKLAND. S. D.. Dec. San
earthquake shock was plainly felt in
this vicinity this morning.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-07
EARTHQUAKE IN DAKOTA.

MILLER. S. D., Dec. 5.--An earth
quake shock was felt here this morn
ing, the first ever noticed in this sec
tion.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-07

Continued on page -
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-17
THE BOAT RACE.

IL Was Won by the New York's Crew
and Seen by Hundreds OF People.
The boat race was a spirited contest.
Only thres ships were represented. owing
to the fact that ths crews from the New
Orleans. Massachusetts, and Brooklyn
were in racing cutters, while the other
ships o1ly had the heavy cutters which
would not be a match for any of the 9TH
er boats. Accordingly the lighter boats
were ruled out, and the crews told they
must get boats like those of the New
York, Indiana and Texas OF they would
not be allowed to participate. Not be-
Ing able to get into the heavier boats in
time the men from the Massach usetts,
New Orleans and Brooklyn did not take
part in the contest.
A great number of people saw the race
and several + the wharves were crowded.
The course was from the Grand Trunk
wharf next to franklin wharf, around
the Indiana and returnS
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-17
FRIDAY WAS A BIG DAY.
There Were Over 10000 Visitors In the
City ON This Day Alone.

There Were Over 10000 Visitors In the
city ON This Day Alone.
Friday was big day for Portland. II
is estimated that over 20,t0o people were
brought here by thu several steam rail-
roads besides those which came here by
eiectrics and In teams. Over 80 cars ar
rived at Union station Friday morning,
besides those on the regular trains The
Grand Trunk did big business also
The Portland Railroad company hauled
yer 81 600 people during the day. 1hs
Casco Bay company took thousands Of
people out to the ships, the exact num-
Der 1t Is impossible to estimate. One of
the Union Station cars carried alone over
22U0 people In ten hours and there was not
a car In the service that did not trans-
port fully 1900 people, and every avail
able car on this system was In use.
The crowds in the evening when the ii
luminations occurred were soslarge that
people rode cut. to Union Station on the
west bound cars SO as to get ssat on the
ride to Munjoy all. They were SO anx-
ious to retain their seats IN the cars that
they refused to allow the conductors to
turn the s~ats facing the front part Of
the car and rode backwards all the way
up to the Enstern Promenade rather than
take the chance OF losing their seats by
standing while the seats ware sh feed. At
Monument square during the evening the
police were kept busy clearing the tracks
so as TO allow n passage for the cars as
the crowd refused to move back when
ths motor men rang the gongs.
At tho EASTERN pronsnaria the oars ak :
tended from the head OF Morning street
entirely around the Promenade and every
oar was filled before il left Its position
In this Iine to move towards the Prone
ma @.
Saturday was another big day and
there were thousands CT visitors to the
ships. Every available boat In the har-
Dor carried passengers to and from the
feet and the owners Of these boats reaped
o golden harvest.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-17

The boats and crews were towed nm bx
. lsuneh and then they ranged M hseiae
the judges boat for instructions
The judges and other officiala ,va,s
on board the Leu. The Judges Trrs AZ
qerman Merrill ana Councilman Il. "A.
was referee. and Councilman Connoiiy
In drawing for positions the Indiana
boat wns No. \. Texas, No. and Ns~
York No. .. kach crew numbered ia
men and each had coxswain. Of the
New York boat Mccarthy was coxswaln
q tne Xexas , noaf, oleson, and Of the In
The boats did not msksa lyinr start.
but waited on the line for the word
Jhe three boats started at O great epeed
each coxswain giving the stroke BY SWAY
Ing his body or swinging his hat. The
Texas boat, In the middle, soon ebegan 10
drop 70 tue renr, and it was seen that
the race was between the New Yorks
and Indiana. These crews were evenly
matched. The New York's men kent
slightly In the lead all the way down.
Once the boats were so near that their
oars touched. Iu turning around the In
diana, the indiana men got slight adj
vantage and closed up the gap. The New
Yok men started on the return only
few feet ahsa1. but try as the Indianas
might they could not over taxa their oom-
petitors: The New York boat held the
lead all the way up and finiehed about
one length ahead OF the Indianas. The
time WAS IL minutes and 10 seconds.
The lndianns gave three hearty cheers
for the New lorks, aud the New York
men returnsd the cheer with will. The
Texas boat which had been out of the
race from the start, came In a quarter
Of a mile In the rear. The men showed
tho utmost good feeling and there Is no
DOUBT that they thoroughly sn joyed the
400. One OF them remark "a that Port
land was the only place which had done
anything for the men, the officers getting
all the attention elsewhere.
During the race the big sirens on the
Indiana Texas and New York were
brought into play, and together with
the steam whistles ON other ships made
noise enough to awaken the deld.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-17
THE DEATH RATE.

There were l5 deaths in Portland
during the week which ended Saturday
noon. The deaths were due TO accident
(2), aneurism of the aorta, cerebro.spinal
congestion, cholera infantum, enteritis,
entero-ooiitis, valyular disease Of the
heart. inanition, nephritis. pneumonia
(2), spina biflda, unknown, uraemia.