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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-07-08

W5Eliam Luawiek Il Rockwsa CSky.
shua and kSlle1 Mss Bertha WAitsi1e q
Dez Maines he11ase - Eefssed "a u.arEy
hia TRzA - ktaIly usun3sa hiuazsRt
Kali AaAh. known ~ the -Sulsan'
Li0a.- dsfsaasa cAazass MotA, wAo eaaiuas
Tie AmerirAR eAAmpsanzhip caaeA -
eAssAeNH. tAEss tiEes in 50 MINUTES. q
the 9Th
The strc<ts a Havana were ahlA1e On
the 9Th with busting. F1Ags Il an na-
tiOas were aying, vita American Aags
lArgeay PreaOniA4ting. and The Cuban
e0AEs a good sceand
A fre hroke eat in the frame hloek
boEn3ed by Virginia, Secund, FIrst and
CsnfeE streets, IN RenO. Nev. In les THAI
an hour the eAtire Borthwest eOEner Of che
block VAS barned to the ground
Ihsrs Was = grand resepti0a at the
UHIte3 SeAtes embassy in Paris ca the
4th, whieA WAS beautifully deoozatei xitA
aS~1s, trOPieAl plants ana aag~ Nearly
the shSse AmeEirAn eoisny attenaed
California infantry and artillery to the
nHmhex of l400 Esea VIII sooa sal homas
One hAttAlloA al the IaAA0s, North Da-
kosAs and NyeningS IS ofSrTs and 800
Dsa, witA other discharged men, are On
tAe1r way hozne-
A ere broke cut in the esgAblishmeut Of
the Memphis Paper ComP4ny in Meznphis
Tenn, and before il wAs sabdnea had
caused the lss Of enc life, the fatal injury
vi Fire Chief CieAry and the serious in
jury Il Assistant Chief James Ryan, BE-
slses a property loss Of about $4,000.
The GAyO=s hotel, one Of the I'D Lind
marks Of AezapAis, Nas one Of the bald
ings Destroyed The gsests were ali res
euea-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-07-08
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/ The Indebtedness of Jackson county
Is Sl59.sS7lO.
southern Oregon Wild pigeons are be
Ing shipped to San Francisco.
Hood River is the first town in sast
ern Oregon TO have rural free delivery
EX'Railroad Commissioner J. Il. I'd
dy Is the new editor Of the cottaxs
Grove Times
Uniforms have been received At The
DaIies for the newly organized com.
pany ID. Oregon National Guard.
One OF tie slot machine closed I'D
recently at Pendlston. said his mn.
chine made him 81 500 last year.
Five hundred cords Of wood piIss
near Eugene. and owned By L. simon
were destroyed by ERE recently. The
hne was evidently OF incendiary ori.
gin. Mr.. Simon's loss is over $1,000
The new machinery for the ms,ha,.
leai nall OF the Corvallis agricultural
college is arriving daily and IA hsgsr
pIa'ed In position under the dirs~.ion
OF Professor CoveIl The largest % A..
rive yet was the drilling marhsp. I,
cost $3.50. "'" "
John Harris. a CASTOR. Yamhin
county farmer, thinks the eonditioB a,
MS crops Is a fair criterion Of william.
cite valley fruit. grain. hay and hon
prospects this season. Il have : 0oo
prune trees, 6 years old" he said "a,d
! viii not have a hatful Of prupss IN
300 apple trees which have long been
10 iulI bearing. | will not obtain .
ousnel OF apples. Early pears are gons
put the late varieties will yield vol,
cherries are dropping OF the trees in
l oiighted condition. and will ,hersforo
not come up to recent expectation.
Hops. however, were never in bette,
condition. and rhe market appear. -
De favorable this year. In 1898 g cent?
was all q hopraiser could obtain o.
contract but this year buyers are of,sr.
ns a. high as II cents. MY hav ana
'rain never looked better at mi, sso
'on' and | expect 4 full crop"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-07-08
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Mashipgt0a. July ;.--TAe waf 4rYzFi
ul~nl has revived from Ceusrai Osas 81
ss~- rrgasdiag The nrgolatssas pss-e-,l
ING ia Lafoa bstwsrn tAe ~pan4sA tosa
mre~son~rv an,l NgIlnalIs5 ll.1kins 20 -
rrisa's II >psHfsA pfr-7nrra usi, r~pss'
'niieatr. that tATrv !. far prosp-et TAI
The NEST ~ thsn- unAsStunatgs all s- ~
Tree, q not all q tArtu ~ ia nj kass~ o
= heth~r the captive, II the Nsfktswn /.
err~ arr included anlong the Frss aarrs le
- trlsa ss4l
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-07-08

WAsAinstun, July 6-1hs oIlsial an
r,s,r,,r,F,-nt IAal nut irss than eight nrs
.,,,nusral. eli t,r enlisted Tor ssEttee IN
Use Philippines Aaa hsSosat back -
WaaAlnzIoa the aPPiAAaLA lOf eNhlaaas
,ssnA AdjutAAt GvnrFL COFban AAs b-sn
t.zssrspd IL lis ossrs by these nish ahd
lAeu usSa3A II has b~rA stated ihA1
- II en- - n nut tS sslesgsd and s-afi-
s,.,ss5g.rl anll the raltstaienls afS haAlr'
asa tAAs - yraclEoAI.y The ease-
H. tgrs4tra. ls1ss be eaE seizure All
ts,e saxa ze,airl b. tn1l' A1aAAl shllslInrtls
ana ~!lA-ssI o-zaaalsA21sllag hes elliesis
l. r-rgs-4I Eay Il IAsss FegilArfts ~ s1tii-
naa~a TA1s * all lave tu4aAtsrfs n ~
s.spE tiyea tA< regulars ouly IA EAnir,
slLA sAsA rsglHsSnl aAAar GP " nsrn if0Ai
G1saeEI p=Ets II tAe oS'4Hiry, and 10
ps-a4Il1a II i, e4lAeE "a ~ oSasS4s q EssaA
de CA seBeSg tAe oEserrs N geuEfaI
uay AL an0s tAs SAT department. 10
ass-gn lAeaa ~ regiments aitA Ho olAsE
Eys4rt-s- tAAA lAs elhrsrhsy VI tAr ofsaa
LEA.ll1-
Ih~Fe are a nemh<F Of regular array
eAlcxrs Ao ~oa41 Lac PsOGsgtsSas Ia the
volunteer army eEAee captains u The
regulars anita egnAadef4bls sAprft~hcS afS
pfl-asa oiy tax azsl elisclSns E2ra . ~ eo'aLl
L. feahl tar cOkaavts All l4a IgEs. EaABs
Il lAss- capitals siA aa454ttrsli! rvcriss
pgo4...jtaons AMI be placed "a eJn4aaAA1 .!
VulaAtrrT rvglnssata.
The pr4a.sira, Ahl s~crsIArY Il sAi lave
h-giaR cuEsa1sflng lA~ AsJ u aPpl4esats tos
eslaHalsssahs They ali hfaiI lAe.e u nara
= 10 s-rVu4 in Lie army ia the sAT alta
Spaia ami IN the Philippines, sathsF a. "
ac~as % IN th- Iahks. anI = ~ gave cyl
drsre u zh4Aty - eunRAAtsd IAts To
slrrLAB IL RgI aAat oaG E41Ry " la
pTe-ent app!scaAts, tt Haas Of th5s< = b
y iAI 10 ~ 10 tA- PAlllPpEh-a are young
ascn hg 49, Latte Vi s5i1arT hir LAsl
year All 4r.grr - Tstafa u Il.
Tie pre.s1rng ah1 S<srfeIAFy AlsrS !,
not rAp~rt body ~ igngfr Tx Tvevaa
sarhdats1As u s-aatofs AMI frPTrseatA
lives, Bat IAry 10 rIP-ct tAz-n . ga
ahe tAru Recommendation 10 mrs ID,
save s-ra srTslrv aEi . h. sAoa 81 gA~si
p4lFas,lsm AT war b. eHrnAg tAsts nrf
( 90 - Lh@ gs'3s rfnab-uL kswn lhss
aahy fv.esfllalrs.Aa,i .Es Ill A4sr - ..
/ .gngsv,i. iyF f-los4 ali eJanl I1s Hs,aei
1 N tAn -si-ytlun- TA< ar 4rp,aTtAsza
( slll p4rp4Tz The sclosd u esrfy Aas
| 4hl.~ nsa1e - presented AL lass = b.
/ aAtr tA- brst rraOslls ash are b-sI 4tA4ii
/ a-l al br Arsg tAksn
sryesaI SKATERS = b. have talkui al
] the prc.h4~HI offered - sltAa4AI IAsrt
| fr,ssaaazn..lA gpsns AL brayr tae srlxri -
entirely - tAs Prva.lvsi anl lAs -u-sr
,sry Of <sf bat JAr Psvs4lsut al al ear
- aAsr Larua 81 a.. lie gfvirstS,i :,
aAte The naaar, II taz b.-s, nsru s~lsets,
I BY -aItafs ami representatives, that q.
nsg1. l~ abir ~ e5aapAArr tz=a~ SKA a,
bets Favpaf~l BY the sat 4~t.sftsnra
aH1 ,hrn ~ sgaleI BY tar s0sssssirsr,I iasis
rnr-r. of be h,r4i representatives, ana III
4izug shHrr.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-07-08

Rosalaad. h. C.. Jaiy IA fatal sa.l
4sat oeeursd in the Velvet mise. n
sietlm s4s j. Cummings pamP -
. Ao eaha< tru1a NorthpoEt. wssA. ThmN
are t~e shifts waFkiag IN tAe esa@Aeat "a
lhs 20 ts5t lsSeL 1hs ksE sAifl wsnl
81 duty at II s'vlOek. msaaight. sAl caa,.
aalAgs datiss epmPelisa kim 10 - 90 4
u ogiask. A Faaaa u ahass Nsss a1al
a. IL ssl0ek, sAA aae ef tkese iaiiel =
~ off IL ~ss not part Il cAtmaaiaSf
laty 10 Do Il. bat he seat IN tbs 4siH
tsr the PaTp.~@ II splitting . hsls. IA
Esd u IA= drift y ah.saE s. fs~t tf0m ~
a-Jlgom II the sAAet- Tie Easx IA ksts
tsr the parPas< 81 astsAying tAs saginsrr
hat th~ slAss Sas abeat ~ hs afzA The
/ rngln@xE Nasiul IS Ginutes ~ tAs 90
{ b-il vkA-h - a slgnal ~ klm - kssa9
( theA. thinking tAas szss~taAng sas syaas.
ne surssHa.azA The nuin~ kssanaa lbs has
( ssf 2sat 4ssa IAs sAaft AMI lnsa tie 4stis
( q s-aTsA II SlmzaIngA fhe iattsf So
/ iy,aRi in 40 aAusEseioals e1nA1thaa. lyiag
- Ais fae~ - a pale u art aA-sas hail ssy
tfan The Lass VI tA- arm. 1A@ taEsmaA,
[ ~ SIS s@gtnking 10 BE- aasrted ~ ~
/ gas, liilei C4nsassHes and esFsAra haza 4
I Ihs AAAts. sA<Fs be 4lea tmmasiAtsly.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-07-08

Mis-. MAthilis kiehtsf. nSa' EAAA-
Seh.. Gays:
II suffered from eatArtA fs' EAEt
wears, but since have ecea takaAk ~
ru.na feel suohg and veil uo414
advise all Ieopls to siy Pe-ra-aA. AZ
used Pe-ru-nA and MAn-A-lin while !
was passing through the change Of lie.
am positively convinced ysar esAs-
feiAl remedies have relieved me tro@
ali nv ills"
Pe-Iu-nA has raised more women trem
beds Of sickEes. and s-t them 10 uoFA
again than any other remedy. fslEie
eatAirh Is the hane OF uOmankind Pc
rd- ma is the eAne Of eAtarTh ia all toEfns
and stages. Mrs.. Col HAmil'on, Co
lumbus, o. says Il oOnend Pc
Iu-nA to women. bslieiEng II 70 b
especially beneficial to them. "
Send for . iiee book ariIfsn By Dr..
Hartman, entitled Health and
Beauty" Address DIR. Hartman.
Colum bus, ..
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-07-08

Good manners show ones raising. 10
bad manners show the neglect Of prop
er training. or else the failure to prac-
tiee what one has been taught Good
manners give 4 degree Of responsibility
and honor to the one who uses them.
which Is lacking to the one who does
not And II Is 50 much more cheerful
and pleasant to commune with or come
in contact with the gentleman or lady
that has good breeding and kindness Of
heart than with those who are without
either or both Of these.
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London, July The ST Petersburg
correspondent Of the Glohe says advioes
have been received from CAbnl. the capital
Of AighAnistAn, than an Afghan reeently
discharged a rife point blank at the
Ameer, but missed him, the ballet lodging
in the shoulder Of a general standing near
by. Advises also say the ameeT's brother
lsAak, attempted TO bTihe cook to poison
the aneer, and that when the plot Was
discovered ISAAk aed into Russian Asia
and the eOok was hanged
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NiHa~marea. New. Jaly 3; >ogtA~ru
fs1ar traia 70. }. sasgl-5un.l iamp-,l
The rtis' AZ pDsri 10 nil~s sass e hrrr
Particular afr us~sErr The hax az D..
hind 90" eunn~ Kept rs pAsrs. bat ~
~hoir hns 4 dAy goarars sn4 Palma q,
len tA~ raiis 'Hi tarnal eoasplrtsly aver
ITa F~r~'ns acre mere or Is~s ,alafyd
nuF cd lady - reported "a a er,-lal g,asii
ti"H. \ nryTn porter had b.tA isT. bsoksn
- tAr a. "a kRos "a, 10 ans so kllis,! GA,
right
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-07-08

Remember that cholera NOR baa,
cholera iniAnIam. summer cofn-
plant. bilious collie. di4rFhorA ard
dyssnIsry are each and all cAtArrh
Of the boUel.. Caiaffh - the only
correct name for these anecttous.
Ps-In-na Is an absolute sp~c nc tot
these ailments, which are ~ eom-
mon in summer. DR.. Hartman. 10
. practice Of over forty years. heVuT
lost a single case OF cholera iaiAn-
tum, dysrntATy. dlarfhO-A, " chol-
era nor bus. and his only remedy
was Pe-rn-nA- Those desiring
further particulars shoald Sund for
q free copy Of Summer CaIairh
Address DR.. Hartman. CoIam bas. o.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-07-08

AllenS Foot Ease, \ powder tor the feet
IL cures painful, swollen, sRaArtinS. neF.
Eous feet and instantly takes the sting out
OF eorns and bunions- Its the Rreatest
comfort discovery Of the age. Aliens Foot
Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy.
It . = certain cure for Ingrowing Nai6s,
sNe@kine. sa4lous and hos, tired, aching
Try II today. sald bv all druggists and
shoe stores- BY mail for sc, in star, "a
TRIAL package FREE Address, Allen 81
Olmsted, lie Roy. NY
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-07-08

A mining claim IL not subject TO re-
location BY other parties until an aban-
donment By the original owners IL e.
tablished- Noncompliance with the
laws, federal and local, constitutes an
abandonment.
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Chicago. July 5-Wiiiiam Ciao,l.nitA.
hnaneirT AMI for the tast thirty ypars ths
H'Anagvr d the New b-rry estate wAseA
gave TO Chicago the Sssh~rry Hbsary
did at his rrsisIsars in this city M,
n'o'isni,h vas born in hal,iasor. 10 ten
In 1919 NJ. Goodsmith wa, 20 Caiitsr
ma. here AS Accumulated . krtaa~ ia
A gold mins.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-07-08
rae Yale-Marvara rean salts.

New York, July d-The Yale Harvard
Athletic team, which IS to compete with
Oxford and Cambridge, has sailed on the
American liner ST Louis for England
The men were in excellent condition and
were given an enthusiastic farewell at the
dOekS They viii be accompanied to Eng
land BY over 50 Yale and Harvard stu
dentS, who 20 10 cheer On their team.
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We oftsr OAa HnnAreA Dollars Reward for
aaJ case q CAtArrh thAt eoaaoG Be- cured b.
HA1fa CAkArEA Care
,. J. ChESEY q CO. Toieao. o.
We As underssgned have known v J
CAe1~y for ths lAs1 Is yeArsI GAd bell@vs hisn
p<rtee<H hnnorAbAe In all business trAnsaetioAs
and 11Anea4lly aha q carry cat any Civilizations
zA1s oY IAe4r ARA
VEST a rRuAx. wAoAsaaIa DruxEistA To-
lsd0. q
DF0gxta1A To1ean. q
HAL CAtArrh Cure - sAken Internally, act
Nc eArseey 1Son Tie hood AAd nocoas sur
.AH1 g NE system TaattEs0nials sent tFes.
frtes &c pr bottia. Sotd ~ al pra<xista
Hall . fAz4ly PlIls are the BEST
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-07-08

LoIion, Jaly 7.-Ths Pail Mall Gazette
says The secretary u s,sts for var, the
marquis Of Lan~i0wns, IN conjunction
"iiS H. military chiefs, has completed
sFrsngeaaen;s 70 aisFateh 1910 to 5000
if1Df-s Of al arms 10 South Africa in
sfsni Of matters taking a turn for the
sore j; is ad1sI that ali necessary ar
fsnzsDsnis have been made there for the
ai'iribatios d tie troops On their arrival.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-07-08

The largest temple Of worship in the
world is the St Peters Cathedral At
Rome. II stands on the site Of Nero's
Circus and Is built In the form of a
Latin Cross. The foundation was laid
in 1850 A. D. The cost, In round num-
bers, il set down at $40. 0OO. 900.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-07-08

OF ninety-tWo redwood trees In Gala
veras Grove. Cal. ten are over thirty
feet in diameter and eighty-two have a
diameter OF from fifteen to thirty feet
Their ages are estimated At from 1909
to $500 years. Their height ranges
from $50 TO 23T feet
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-07-08

The largest number Of cattle ever re-
eeiVed In one year was that Of Chi.
easo In the year 1884, being 1871. 9sI
oeeves. 30.223 calves. 5,640.s25 hogs.
1927 sheep and 1885 horses. It re.
quired 5000 trains OF thirty-one cars
each. which. II coupled together, would
reach 2,I4G miles.
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Paris claims the finest theatre in the
world. II L. Of solid stone, with mar
Bile floors. and covers four acres of
ground. LaScala. Of Milan. has the
largest seating capacity. while the Au-
ditorium at Chicago. seating 1000 PEG
pie. ranks second in this respect
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ipIo rar1, San Matso Co., Cal, scored.
end careful attsntion 70 Mental, Moral and
nLnysieal training. places Hoitt's among
we foremost Schools for Bows on tbe
Soas.-S. y Chronicle. Will reopen In
ne new building August 18th, (sth yearl
Ina y. Hoitt, Pm. D., Principal.
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The greatest cataract in the world 10
Niagara. the height Of the American
falls being 1s5 feet The highest fall
Of water In the world Ia that Of the 70
semitic in California. being 1850 feet.
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zen or The Tr.atI.

Joliet, III, July 5-An engine on thu
Chicago, Lake Shore 4 Eastern fell of
the trestle in the Federal street yards
killing Robert Quinn. sEitehmAn' and
David Sanders, engineer. Albert Dirkin.
son, sWitehman, and John d. Harding
fireman, were injured.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-07-08

WANT ED-Asn and women svsryuhsrs n dis
tribute SAMPLES and advsrttss California or
ahss syrup: = Per day and expenses paii.
eAsn every week. particulars for 2-osnt stamp
IahiorLlA orange syrup Co. San Francieo
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Remember that you can buy Jesse Moore
A. A. Whiskey for the same price that -
paid for ordinary whisky For sale By al!
nrst class dealers and arurRtsta
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-07-08

'isn"ood Springs. Col. JHiy Sire
BROKE oa, in The CnlorAdo Full Conpany',
nine at New Castle. he aias hss h-.,
aonsisd. uhh liiibs hap- Of savinv n
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-07-08

SfTa PermAas1tly Cursd no nta or n~rxo,.n..
49, sfser nrsa days ne % DT. KIlnE's 0Fss
sctfle asd ersattsa DIX n "a ETfHE IL HA
Ara 1tFsss. Phtia1elphtA p ~
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NEWRECRNTS FOR THE ARMY
ONLY TRAINED MEN WANTED

-. Pr..,Asat win Nans the Ssu coaa.
,,I,.ioA omssrs He says rsltatss VIII
hs .lxusr~a-omSsrs viii be Masses
Whs1 The KAti.tsnsnt IL CsHsPisssa'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-07-08

Mothers viii and Ms. WinslOw's Sooth.
ing Syrup the best remedy to use for thar
children durAg the testhing period.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-07-08

suffering - unnscsRGAry CAsears.a CAnAy
CAtsAFtie Kill disease EernA clean cat TIE bo1y
remove the nrst causes q sasfsrtng AL drug
g1sts. lie. &c. sac
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-07-08

The LAiin tSaEus eseA@s ehsolsts
aboat ssa A u.
Light moves isT.s9s aaiiss pr s~g.
0Ed-
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We uiii forfeit 1900 IL any Of our pub
nshed testimonials are proven to be not
genuine The I1so Co.. Warren. Pa
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Waste Not,
Want Not. "

Lax kaks kiRs 70 0Aaat. Sas hIiS m
rwaiss If TIE Annd q not AfteadeS 70.
ksss "RAnf' Of heAith. RoOds S4'-
s4parEa 8 the on and Onb sppafr that
SsiE rensO0e Al HOOD hEsaoss AaS SulrgI-
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The first balloon assembled from LIZ.
ons, France, 1888.
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Modern needles first came into use in
1545.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-04-20
Could Chase Natives Back and
Forth With a Much Smaller
Force,
But to Hold Territory Taken a
Large Number Will Be
Required.

New YORK, April 1S.-A dispatch to
the World from Manila says: Major
General Lawton at Pate authorized the
World correspondent to make this state
ment:
1.-The present prospect is that one hun
dred thousand troops will be necessary
to pacify the Philippine islands"
General Lawton's expedition has been
ordered to Man la, and will return at
once. All the territory he captured will
be evacuated and all the launches seized
will be restored to their original own
ers-that is to say they will be given
back to the persons from whom Aguin-
aldo's soldiers took them.
After giving the opinion that 100, 00O
men will be required to subdue these
islands, General Lawton explained the
situation to the World correspondent as
follows:
"The difficulties in the way are those
in fighting guerillas in tropical
country.
with my brigade could force my
way from one end of the island to the
other, if did not have to hold the terri
tory trayersed. But leaving garrisons
behind would soon eat up the whole
force"
General Lawton regretted exceedingly
being compelled to evacuate the terri
tory he had captured.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-04-20
LEE TO TROOPS
Commander of the Seventh Army
Corps Delivers a Farewell
Address.
No Troops Have Won Greater
Distinction For Drill or
Discharge of Duty.
Would Have Led the Assault on
Havana Had One Been
Necessary.
Brooke Approves the Plan of
Gen. MonteaguedO For a
Rural Guard.

HAVANA, April 18.-The last general
order issued by Major General Fitz
Hugh Lee to his command, the Seventh
army corps, is in part as follows:
can order has been received which
moves the last regiment of the Seventh
army corps across the sea to be mus
tered out Of the service of the United
States, and the ranks of its organization
will be forever broken. The record
made by the officers and men, however,
will be forever preserved on the pages
of the military history in which their
country will inscribe their deeds. No
troops have won greater reputation
for discipline, drill, manly discharge of
duty, soldierly conduct and chez rful
obedience to all orders.
Would Have Led the Assault.
''The presidents assurance that had
the war with Spain continued the Sew
enth army corps would have been Sc
lected to lead the assault on the Havana
lines, proves that the corps possessed
the confidence of the commander-in-
chief of the army and navy, a confidence
shared by his fellow countrymen.
"It is gratifying, in reviewing the
career Of the corps, to remember the
harmony which has exist ed among the
900 soldiers who answered the roll
call at Tampa, Jacksonville, Savannah
and in Cuba, whether it were the vol
unteers who afterwards, at various
times, broke ranks and resumed the
duties of citizenship, or the regulars
whose standards, still flying, are now
the advance sentinels of American
progress and civilization.
'The soldiers of the North and South
took the sunshine and storm of camp
together and marched side by side un-
der one flag, to one cause, and for one
country"
Major General Brooke, the governor
general of Cuba, has approved the plan
of the Cuban general, Monteaguedo, to
establish in Santa Clara rural guard of
500 men, with Monteaguedo as Its COM
mander, and Colonel Consuegra as Sec
ond in command.
It is announced that London syndi-
cate will purchase the Sagua, Cabarien,
Cardenas and Sbanilla railroad. This
will put all the inland railroads, except
three small lines, in Brstish hands.
Commodore Cromwell, captain of the
port Of Havana, is settling the lighter
mems and slHpowners dispute in salts
factory manner.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-04-20
ICE JAMS FORMING.
Northern Wisconsin Rivers Reporter
Doing Much Damage.

Northern Wisconsin Rivers Reported
Doing Much Damage.
MILWAUKEE, April 18.-A Journal
special from Marinetle, Wis, says:
The Maine river is very high and is
rising and serious danger is appre-
hended. Ice jams IS to 30 feet high
have formed near Quinnesee Falls, at
Sixty Islands and at Grand Rapids.
The fats are all flooded. The bridge of
the 500 road near Pembina Falls is in
danger of being carried away by ice.
The Pike river and other tributaries
have overlooked their banks, and are
raging torrents. High water on the
Menominess has just commenced. Ice
jams are forming in many streams and
the water is flooding miles of country.