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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-06
Weather Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, June 5.-The high pres
sure area of the north Atlantic coast.
Sunday. has moved to the south At
lantic coast and the southerly winds
from this high wave have eased the
temperature Of the season in the mid
die Atlantic states and Ohio valley
Nashville, Louisville and Parkers-
burg report SO degrees, Portland, Me,
and Albany, y. y. "a; Boston, Phila-
delphia, Washington, Charlotte. Vicks-
burg, Chattanooga ana indianapolis,
Cincinnati, Pittsburg, Cleveland and
Toledo report %.
Rain has fallen in the Gulf states,
the upper Lake region. the upper Mis-
souri, valley and north Pacific states.
The temperature has risen in the mid
die and north Atlantic states and Mis-
souri, valley ana middle Rocky noun
tain region.
Thunder storms may be expected,
Tuesday, in the Missouri and Msss-
sippi valleys ana Lake region and these
will probably extend 10 the Atlantic
states. Wednesday afternoon. Brisk
southwesterly winds may be expected
On the north Atlantic coast and light
southeast winds on the south Atlantic
coast
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-06
ANClENTS AND HONORABLES
Have Annual Parade. Church Service. Ban.
guet and Drum Head Election.

| Boston, June 5-The 261St anniver-
sary Of the Ancient and Honorable Ar
| tillery Company was celebrated here,
| today, by the usual parade, church ser
vice, banquet and drum head election
AT $40 o'clock. the company formed on
Howard street in two battalions The
| 1st Battalion consisted Of the infantry
wing, with LIST Lieut.. George II. Innis
| as commander and Lieut.. Thomas j.
| Tutc as adjutant. The "a Battalion,
made up Of artillery, was under the
command of ID Lieut.. James NJ. Usher
with. Capt. Francis Merdith, Jr. as
| adjutant. Major l.. y. Duchenesy com
mandad the company and had large
honorary staff among them being Ma
! ior H. $. Tanner. 1st Rhode Island;
Major AlonZu Green. Amoskeag Neter-
ans. Manchester, y. II. and Capt r. ;.
Patterson. Ncwburyport Artillery. The
company moved to the State House
when the column was formed into line
and q present arms given Coy. VOL
colt ana the invited guests who joined
the command at this point.
The march then was resumed to the
New old south church. where the an
nual services We're held, The sermon
was by Rev. VIM. *. Hall, d. D.. of
Newburg. n. y. After the religious eX-
ercises the company proceeded to Me
chancs hail, whore the annual dim
ner was served.
The toasts We're responded to BY Hon.
George 4. Marden, GOV. Wolcott, Hon,
Josiah quincy Lieut.. Col. James v.
Reilly. Lieut.. Henry a. Cochrane. ". ;.
NJ. G. CharicstoWu navy yard. lie III. co.
John Black, department. Comnandtr
Holm H. Gilman. Rev. -. w. Han. Rev.
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American Academy Of Medicine.

Columbus, Ohio June 5.-The Ameri-
can Academy Of Medicine held an ex-
ecutive session. today, at which the
following officers We're elected: Presi-
dent, DR.. w. Hudson Makuen, Phila-
delphia: vice presidents. Dr. A. G.
Plummer. salt Lake City; DIR. A. Gold
spohn, Chicago; DR.. Edwin f. Wilson,
Columbus, Ohio; DR.. A. L. Benedict,
Buffalo; secretary and treasurer, Dr.
Charles McInity, Easton, Pa; assist
ant secretary, DR.. w. l.. Pyle, Phila-
delphia.
The place of the next meeting will be
selected by the council. DIR. +. f. For
sheay of Cleveland was elected to
membership, today.
In the open session the annual ad-
dress was read by the president.
Other papers We're read by Drs. G. T.
McClintock, Detroit: A. Ravegli, Gin
cinnati: ]. y. Litchy, Clifton Springs
and @. B. Nancrede Ann Arbor.
The new officers We're installed, this
afternoon, and the academy adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-06
NEW YORK OFFICERS SCORE.
Marion Clark's Abductors Must Be Taken TO
New York for Trial.

New York. June 5.-Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Mcintyre made public
the indictments against the BarroWS or
Wilson's and Carrie Jones, this after
noon. The first is against George w.
Barrows. alias Mark Beaurcgard, alias
James w. Wilson. The second is
against Addie Barrows. otherwise
known as Addie Beauregard and as
Jennie Wilson The third is against
Carrie Jones. known as Belle Anderson.
The indictments are in common law
counts and charge abduction, kidnap-
ping and conspiracy.
Mr. Mcintyre said he would ask
Justice Fursman to transfer the cases
to the criminal branch of the supreme
court from general sessions. If the
Justice does that he will then be asked
for bench warrants for the defendants.
4 bench warrant Of the supreme court
can be served in any part of the state,
but those in the general sessions court
can only be served in the county.
Mr. Mcintyre went to Justice Furs-
mans private residence, this after
noon. and explained to- him there the
condition of the case. Justice Furs-
man Immediately signed the transferal
taking the case from the cOure of gen
eraI sessions to the supreme court.
This. said Mr. Mcintyre. acts as
supersedeas to all proceedings thus far
instituted and he has no doubt that
now the sheriff of Rockland county will
deliver the prisoners to the New York
authorities.
District Attorney Gardiner said: II
anticipate no trouble. Capt. McClus-
Ky has asked me to accompany him to
Rockland county and | will go. but al
what time / DO not yet know. The
prisoners will be turned over. l have
~ doubt whatever as to the question
Of jurisdiction in this case
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Grand Trunk Strike Again on.

Toronto. June 5.-The Grand Trunk
Railway trackmen are again on strike
The trouble was supposed to have beer
settled. Saturday night. BY the ar
rangement the men We're 70 receive 9
rise of 10 cents a day for the present
Ana the question Of q subsequent IN
crease was to be left to arbitration
when the men reported fer duty this
morning. they were refused tools ano
,,.,ra told that they would have 70 ap-
DIV for positions the same as any out
siSors as they had been discharged
,rt,is he men refused to do ard the
et,Itza was again declared On
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-06
TAR AND FEATHERS
For Rev. Geo. Higgins and
RueI Clement at Levant.
Mob Of Citizens Surround Their
House, Late Monday Night.
Men Drive to Bangor at Top Speed to Seek
the SherH's Aid.

Bangor, Me, June 6.-Early this
morning, clyde Marco and Almon
Rogers arrived in Bangor from Levant
having driven in to inform Sheriff
Brown that a mob of rs to 100 men had
taken Rev. George Higgins and Ruel
Clement from the latters house. about
10 O'Clock, Monday night, presumably
to tar and feather them. Rev. Higgins
has been conducting a revival there for
six months, preaching the Holy
Ghost" doctrine. He has 10 or l. fol-
lowers, and they hold meetings at Gle
ment's house and in a tent in Gle
ment's yard.
The people have been greatly aroused
over the matter and have been threat
ening for some time to run Higgins
out of town and this feeling eliminated
in the. action taken. The mob called
at the door and Clement answered the
knock. He mad a lantern in his hand
and this was kicked to pieces. Clement
seized and several rushed in and seized
Higgins who cried out: God AL
mighty will take care Of me-" Mrs.
Clement knelt on the floor and prayed
and sang.
Rogers and Marco brought to Ban
gor remnant Of Higgins white shirt
which they found in the road. Rogers,
who worked on the Clement farm, was
upstairs and abed when the mob call
ed, but Higgins and Clement We're
down stairs and had not gone to bed,
Rogers claims that he recognized two
Of the mob and gave their names to
the sheriff who will go out. this morn
ing, to investigate the case. 1t is not
yet know what has become of Higgins
ana Clement. The affair occurred 8
miles from Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-06
AN ELOQUENT SERMON
Delivered by Rev. C. A. Hayden Before the
UniversaIsis at Portland.

Portland. June "a preliminary
service to the Universalist state con
vention was held at the Church Of
Messiah, this evening. After devo-
tional exercises, Rev. G. A. Hayden Of
Augusta, preached the occasional ser
mon. His subject. which was suggest
Cd to him az he acknowledged, by a
sermon delivered by an Episcopal
priest. was The True Conception Of a
Church" The sermon was a very
able one ana at times eloquent, and
was listened to with close attention
and interest to the close.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-06
Iudue Wheeler Favors Surrendering Abductors

Haverstraw. \. Y, June 5.-County
HI Il strongly i'll favor Of having the
prisoners. Mr.. ana Mrs. Barrows. turned
over to the police authorities Of New
York CITY for trial. He said: when |
learned of the arrest Of the woman |
supposed. as wei as others supposed,
that she. being formerly q resI.cnt OF
this county, had received the child here.
Now it turns out that she and her hus-
band had abducted her from New York
CITY ana ! believe she should be tried
there 1t is naturally a New York case.
The matter Of giving them UP under such
circumstances rests with the county
Judge ana district attorney, and L. as
county Judge, will favor sucn a course
ana shall do everything in my power to
aid the police Of New York i'll the prose-
cution OF the prisoners
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-06
FIRE AZ TOPSHAM.
Howand's Mil! Burning and Fire Spreading
to Woods and Buildings.

A Lewiston Journal special from
Brunswick Monday afternoon, said:
The saw mill Of William Rowland Of
Topsham is burning as the paper goes
to press. An adjoining house owned
by Rowland and a lot of lumber are
also burning. The fire is spreading To
the woods. and everything III the neigh
borhood is in danger. Several houses
near by are in danger Rowland is the
man who was examined. the other day,
for insanity. and let out under bonds
Cause Of fire a mystery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-06
INDIAN PICNIC.
Mr.. Chamberlain Entertains
PenobSCots at Old Town.
Boat Races for Men and Women and
Ball in the Evening.
Prize Defamation Contest al Maine Wesleyan
Seminary. Kents Hill.

Old Town, Me, June 5.-The Ole
Town Penobscot Indians We're given D
picnic, today, at Orson island, by Sec
rotary Chamberlain of the Lawrence
Scientific School Of Harvard Univer.
sity. \ number of prominent persons
from Boston, New York ana Old Town
We're present and enjoyed the canoe
races.
Ada Sockbesin and Louise Mitchell
won the first prize for women. While 5
u. Joseph and WIN. Ranie took the
mems prizes. In the evening there
was ball at the lower hall on the is
land.
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Ano,hcr Message from Andree.

Christiana, June ACCORDING to a
dispatch from Mandal, the most south
ern town of Norway, two boys, on May
IA last. found on the north coast of Ice
land small cork case containg a slip
of paper dated July II, 1897, signed
"Andree, Stringberg and Fraenckel."
and bearing the words 'All we'll.
Thrown out about long. 81, lat. I'M
known" Prof. Andree's brother thinks
the case was probably one of the letter
buoys with which the Andree expedi-
ton was provided.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-06
Prot. Harris Elected President OF Amherst.

Boston, June 5.-During the monthly
meeting of the Amherst Club, in this
city. today, Toastmaster VIM. Graves
announced that Prof. Geo. g. Harris OF
Andover Theological Seminary. had
been chosen president Of Amherst COL
lege His father said that Prof. Har-
ris' acceptance has not been confirmed,
but the feeling among the alumni pres
ent was that the vacancy in the col
lege had been, at least. satisfactorily
filed.
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uor Hume Said TO Have Been Dexter.

Boston. June 5.-Lizzie 5. Holt is the
.a,,,a of the woman who committed
suicide at the Metropolitan motel Ne"
var,, last Wednesday. Her home is
said to be in Dexter ,,l Maine woman
! A. in IN This city. Sunday night i
arriFTu : ~ park square station by
VA e. n;or and taken in charge by az
TWO LIE II viii probably be sent
.1l,,,.n east, today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-06
SAMOANS DlSARMING.
Both Malieioans and Mutations Giving Up
Guns and Ammunition.

Washington, June 5.-The navy de-
partment. today. made public the fol-
lowing cablegram from Admiral Kautz,
in charge of the American navy in Sa-
moan waters, the cablegram having
been forwarded from San Francisco,
June 3:
Apia, Samoa, May 81, Via Auckland,
n. T., June Both native factions,
the Malietoans and the Mataafans, are
disarming. Mataafa has surrendered
1900 guns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-06
PRIZE DECLARATIONS.
Pupils OF Maine Wesleyan Seminary Hold
Annual Speaking Contest.

Inc annual prize contest in defamation
Of the Maine Wesleyan Seminary ana Fe-
male College was held, tonight, with the
following programme:
String Quintet, Gavottc. Clark
Violin Glass.
The Fireman : Prayer
Russell II. Conwell
Anscl Cyrus Denning. East Poland.
The Swan Song. Katherine Il. Brook
Alice May Namlin South Waterford.
How Rubenstcin Played G.. w. Haglcy
Olof John Anderson. StuningtDn.
"Onc Thing Wanted" Charles Dickens
Extreme Lconora Flood, WaterVille.
Scarf Drill by Glass in Physical Culture.
The Roman Sentinel
Ward NJ. Florence
Roscoe Randall Paine. WinSlow.
The Rustic Bridal, or The Blind Girl Of
Castcl Guile" II. w. LungicllOw
Incz Elona Whippc SCION.
Ghost Scene Grom 'IIamletD
Feliciano ii PaoIo. TivoI Italy.
The Trial Of Rcbrcca," Sir Walter Scott
Bertha Blake. Monmouth
Piano Duo. III TroVatore. Verdi
Louise :. Chase aud Kent r. RaCkiffe
The Doctors Last Journey"
Ian Maclarcn
Ray Nathan Randall, Arson.
Maude B"ryl Athcrton. south Waterfront.
The Unknown Speaker" Anon
Henry thauncey Guernsey. Canton. Pa.
The LeperS.' C'Ben Hur'D. Wallace
Evelyn Dclora Bridges, Swans Island.
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Washington Forecast.

Washington, June Forecast for
Tuesday: New England and eastern
New York, fair. Tuesday. followed by
thunder storms in the extreme north
ern portions; thunder storms. Wednes-
day afternoon. light to fresh southwest
terly winds
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The Injunction Dissolved.

Boston, June 5.-An order was filed In
the superior court. tonight. ny Judge
Bond dissolvns the Injunction he hal
granted to prevent the New England
Mutual Accident Association from trans
ferring it's business to an insurance com
pany of Scotland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-06

D. J. Flynn. a Maine GENITAL brakeman
,rnflnJ the cars i'm Brew. Monday,
slipped ana fell in such y manner as To
gel his right hand caught under tn
Wheels. The ears passed over il, nearly
severing il from the wrist, making am
niltation necessary. Flynns home is in
HID western part Of the state but he has
worked on the Eastern division for some
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FAIR AND WARMER.

Boston, June 5.-Local forecast for
Boston and vicinity. Tuesday: Fair and
continued warm; southwest winds;
probably continued fair. Wednesday.
except possibly thunder storms.
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Call for an Antitrust Convention !.

Austin, Texas. June Gov. Sayre, to-
day. telegraphed all the governors and
attorney generals of the Southern states
a call for an antitrust convention to
meet in St Louis, Sept. %. for the pur
pose of securing concerted action against
.ru
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-06
CONGRESSMAN BANDS Condition Critical.

Lebanon, No. June 5.-COngressmar
BANDS condition, tonight. Is very serious
and grave fears are entertained for his
recovery.
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A PATRIOTIC OFFER.
Co. NJ, 9th Mass, Tenders President
Its Services in the Philippines.

Lowell. Mass. June Sat a meeting
Of Co. Nj. 9Th Regiment. NJ. V. NJ. this
evening. tile company voted unani-
mously to tender their services to the
President for duty in the Philippines.
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~ Dennis Ferguson o

Mr. ana Mrs Dennis ib FSrsg eiR Vi Mc SGqs
Berwick. celeS9 alfurday. During The DAY
a4se Of 1snd be sailed ssd 70 P3y
their respects ailu Nj and Mrs. Ferguson
HE future. BON li@htlv ana preserve al
wear t he vj gC%' Of middle age.
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Arrivals at Bar Harbor.

Bar Harbor Ne, June lieu" ,l., cen sa,
NJ schoheld and family i,;y, arr'I ,,arr .p'
W. ,nc.son ana family Of New t nGrh ""'
Jach'Gdij rsrt from European up
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-06
MONEY TO LOAN.

We loan s. to $500 on Household Furn-
lure, Pianos. Bicycles, Live Stock,
Watches and Jewelry.
BUSINESS CONFIDENTIAL.
lHE COLLATERAL LOAN COMPANY,
opp. Cony House, Augusta.
dec2l, eodtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-06

Mrs. f. d. Oneil. formerly Miss Louise
Callahan Of Lewiston, while riding with
her husband DIR. Oneil, Sunday, AT Bid
deford, was thrown out and seriously in
jured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-06

We also offer you choice of any of
the finest worstcd pants in our store.
which sold at 81, $3.50 ana $500 for only
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-03-22
Wtnnefota

&n Niis Nnberion. iom boeb.
nj Rile fro Bptoton. bleu borte poo
en- hemmeli9bebsfulb Naabe / Otto.
Der 6ffleben. 9un Table netop este
en- Raub Deb 9fopu @ufh o. pleiebe
at soa bam iuBbe ON dftenen. naor
hon Tom biem fra 8aen. dftenen
fsr Bruuappet git bun osfaa ND for.
at msee ban os fem oloris tilbose
mere. Ron ,sste efter benbe oue
&etntnger men oft fureinues. Ru
NOS tror mon ot bope tunbet benbe.
80 3utter fonot en- 6oono. fsm Pot
op Of Sien pao 9ofe Erauerie. % ba
@oroneren bleu tiltatbt, blep ct Rpin.
beits t1uttet op.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-03-22

9et forteQes, at Boue SEQ. gan,
mel % ipeelie iom BON er. bc9 rps
har t'llaot Fs en- Spsg poa Befof.
ming Of en- Of fine @orninoler. Det
beber. at noar Bopen Ct bso, Hal en-
al Gar pinalerne iom eilass &eremo'
nimeher forpisie Zig oerom peb at
laa bam let poo Bonben meo en-
5siubommer tire @arse.
So 8apeu bar ips torleben, bleu
gorbinaI Dreelio bi Santo Steiano
tilfalbt / al 6oa. % ban Dor iaa for.
fgtig at ftifie Sslubnmmeren Com.
men for Siffertebs 6fplo. Dette fl
Bauen pibe. % ba ban ,enere enaong
mobtog Garoinolen. taffeoe Bapen
BAN for bans Dmtante, sau BAN en-
liben @utbbammer os bab 'bam al
mootase ben til Grinbrtus ON, al
Bapen Dor bleprn fr,R isien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-03-22

Ser nriues fro dusuifa. Georgia.
ben 2Ooe bs., of i.fs 5oloa;er al Is.
N,rns,oto. 8esiment er blenen ienot
til Earafterne / ct. 5roncis. 6lort,
bo. us mon outaser. at lem al BEN
Dor bsmt til l Nors 5frof buer. o.
en- of BEN peb Noun BiQtoms, iom
Dor Neberen, DOR osmt til iefs Aors
Strof.
5oau,bt ri forffaor. uor bet oisie
N1nb. iom for nosen Eio fioen felu
fog fig for Of beune en- al fine &au'
meroter. Der par blepen ffuot of en-
Saloonmann.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-03-22
ara Satt 6ratetSeo
tom mer ben Mpbeo. of for @atarrb er
iatet Witbel iao 9obt iom

: Con. Bi(Iiam u. Deane. glert /
Bpen oa Qeuntiet Son 5ranc,seo.
er en- iieloen populer uns Monb
toobe / ielffobelig os politiR 6enies
enoe. s ct Breu. Rreuet 9sbe Son.
1899 fra Son 5roneisco til Or.
6ortmou, Dor Rr. Deone fbleenoe
at fise ON Beruno:
He'ru.na 9rus Rfe. Co.:
3errer: Seq uiloe ifte bore uoen
Be ru'no, oo 1es bar funbet bette
RioSel bet beofte. ION jes neseufin>
be bruste mob @otarrb. Seq bor
prsuet neften olIe iaatalbte Gatorrb<
Nebiciner. iom bor ueret ooerteret,
% Ton meo COB Samuitiiebee fse, at
Of oQe be Wioler. fOm bar peret mig
anbefolet for @otoreb. Ct ber intet,
Der boz ueret iaa nptsist iom Be.ruz
no g8ms.N. Deone".
Baaren er ben mef 9unitiee Nors,
tio for Bebouolins Of Gatorrb. Dion
ct ba foa meset mtno,e ubiot for
poanp al blioe fotfislef. at Behono.
liu9en ton to1egoa ubinbret. Nue
samle 9ilfalbe af fronif Gotorrb
buroe ftrafs bebonbles aleb Be>ru ma
iaalebes tom ouuiit Or. 6artmons
Bbger ON ben Spsbom. Ser er iaa
mango forlfiell,ee Soier o9 Stooier /
@atarrb, at mon nepre ueo. at mon
bar ben. On For Wensoe 5olt
tror, at be liber Of nuaet onoet, eg
bor foris6t mango Rebiciner forsie=
uss, mems be. ON be bapoe ferifoaet,
at be baooe @otarrb % bapbe beepnot
at btuse Bezru.na berfor. funbe
ftrats bnpe blepet beere % pilbe mart
bope ee.et fulbfommen pelbrebebe.
Der CT intet Subftitut. Sob insen
forteGe bem. Of Der er anbre &atarrb b,
Reoieiuer. iom er iuf foo eobe.
,8inter gotarrb" Ct en- Boa tire.
pen If 0r. 6ortmnn. Columbus,
Ob,c. 5enbes frit til bpilfenlom.
,belff Nbres1e.
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urolist paa 5ilippinerne. Derf

uroliat paa 6ilippinerne. Derfra
mebbeles Uanilo 16oe os.:
r6srRe Battalion al 20be Sntan=
teri> Regiment puaacereoe fro Bafia
ibog, rpobenbe Genen til &ointi. en-
uel toriuaret 2anbsbs poo 700 Snb<
paanere.
Tropperne mBhte fsrff Oprbrsrnes
5orpefter / bet tptfe &rot (Sunsle)
paa &luebanlerne. Otter en- balu
Times 2amp bleu 5ienoens 6tiQtuo
ppreuet. Nmeritanerne apancerebe
peo en- prestig Roabe unber en- hoarb
Slb, inbtil be par rebe til at fure Que
paa en- Sang pao Dprsrerue Sra=
sene. 0e fife baube en- for 6orbel
og felcte ct antal af pore Rano.
Mmeriianerne Risb ooer &ismor-
ferne % apancerebe fire @onse mob
6ieuoen, Der Dor 1000 Ranb ffnrf.
500 of bisfe bopbe Befipttelie / 81.
begrapene. Bore Trooper tos Bpeu
| tfter fire TimerS Romp % brenbte
uotanterne. Oprsrerne fprebe fra
Binbuerne % ueblisebolbt 9ampen
@aberne.
amerifanerne trof fig oa tilbas,
forot erbelbe mere dmmunition. Dp'
rBrerue table ca. 100 Nano q ame'
rtianerne to nemlis Qorporal Sobr-
ion al Rompoani G % Renig Rc.
apep af Romp. L Desubeu bapba
Amerilauerne 1912 faarebe.
S1nbaesmorsen sar Der iaien e
oIporlist 5ammenffIb medem Sore
nebe Staters Trooper % 5rfurseu'
terne. De fife bles orenne tilbos'
II gRiI % efterlob 3oO bsbe pot
ISlaamdrteu. dmeritouerneS 1al
por ntetpbeliot.
Det fer 80. ION on Snfureentern
inart maa eibe tabt. DO bpiS be %
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-03-22

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