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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-09-30
Lord 8 THONGS Win Grand Prize

Lord &, Thomas, Of Chicago and New
York, the only. advertising agency repre-
sented at the Paris exposition, have been
awarded the grand prize-highest honor
which has received most favorable men
ton from press and public This exhibit
was shown in the Liberal Arts depart
ment. American advertising methods
as exemplffied by Lord & Thomas dis
play, showing, as it does, another reason
for American supremacy in the CONNER
cia1 world, have awakened great interest
among merchants Of all civilized nations
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-09-30
NEWS OF THE LODGE ROOMS
EASTERN STAR.

Constellation chapter, No. IS will give
midnight social Wednesday evening,
Oct H. The dancing will commence at
$3.50 p. m, with grand march
Constellation chapter will confer the
degrees on a large class Of candidates
Wednesday evaDipo
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-09-30

The members Of St Paul Temple,
Rathbone Sisters, are very much pleased
over the election Of one Of It's members
as grand chief of the state. The lady
so honored, Mrs. Helen SIoggy. Is one OF
the most popular members of the order
and charter member of Myrtle Temple
No. 2. She has been a faithful worker,
both In the local lodge and grand lodge.
Myrtle Temple IS planning for recep-
ton for Mrs. SFoggy in the near future.
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ODD FELLOWS.

ODD FELLOWS.
Having been invited by Canton Ad-
vance, No. T. Canton Apollo, No. 8 went
to Minneapolis last Thursday evening
and conferred for the former the Patri-
arch Militant degree. Five Patriarchs
were made chevallers. After the cere~
monies were concluded and a brief time
allotted to speaking, the large number Of
cflevaliers present were invited to the
dining room and enjoyed an oyster sup
per and q social smoke thereafter. -.,--
Excelsior Meridian lodge No. 60 VIII
confer the first degree tomorrow evening.
Union lodge, No. 48 viii give a euchre
party to its members and their friends
on Thursday evening, Oct. H.. The lodge
will work the third degree next Thursday
evening.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
Capitola camp. Ne. 1910, will have seve-
raj candidates to be Initiated at It's next
meeting. On the fourth Monday the
camp will give a euchre party.
MODERN WooDMEN.
Capital City camp next Wednesday will
have initiation work IN both degrees.
There will also be an election of vice
consul, vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton Of the present ivce consul, on ac-
count of business. A large attendance is
anticipated
COURT OF HONOR.
st. Paul Court No. S52 had a very large
attendance at It's last meeting. Ten new
applications were received. At the last
meeting in October, class OF about
thirty-fve will be taken into the order
The court is having a rapid growth, and
will in a short time be one of the largest
in this state. Next week there will be
instituted a new court in East st. Paul,
with a charter membership of thirty-five
GOOD TEMPLARS
Enigheden Lodge No H. one Of the
Scandinavian lodges of this city, made
a grand success of its entertainment
Wednesday evening. Their hall was
taxed to it's utmost A splendid musical
and literary programme was rendered.
Ice cream and cake followed and the
evening closed with a very enjoyable So
cial hour.
CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERs.
St Paul Court SO held a largely at
tended and enthusiastic meeting on Tues
day evening. One member was initiated
and three applications received. 1t was
decided that a social hop be given at the
regular meeting, Tuesday evening" Oct.
g which will be under the direction of
the Concord Social club. It will be given
for the members OF Court 80, their fami-
lies and friends. Light refreshments will
be served.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Washington Lodge No. "a, on Wednes-
day last, held very interesting meet
ing, and exemplifed the secret work
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-09-30

blooming Bulbs,
Hyacinths, Tulips, Narcissus, and all
winter Towering bulbs just received from
Holland. l.. L. May & Co.
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sibley Council No. 1855, viii entertain
81 Paul and Wabasha councils, and the
Minnesota grand officers next Tuesday.
Fhere will be an entertainment, refresh
ments and degree work, Sibley is a new
council, but has eighty-five members
already
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MAGCABEFs


ments and degree work, Sibley is a new
council, but has eighty-five members
already.
49, MAGCABEEs
st. Paul Tent No "a. held it's regular
review last Monday evening with q
large attendance, ten candidates being
initiated. Fifteen applications read.
Tewnty-four is pushing to the front as
the banner tent Of the state and IL
nohing happens will be the largest tent
in the state by Jan. !, 1901. A large at
tendance is expected tomorrow evening.
Visiting members welcome
DAUGHTERS OF MALTA.
Fl. B. Stowe Sisterhood No. II, will
have public installation OF officers in its
hall in Habighorst's block, Payne avenue
and Wells street on Friday evening. A
musicale and literary entertainment VIII
follow the installation.
INDEPENDENT FOREsTERs.
Companion court, ST. Paul No. 241, will
give its first annual ball Thursday evNa-
ing, Oct. IA, at Sherman hall. The St.
Anthony Hill orchestra Will furnish the
music.
ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANs.
Division No. wilf give a social hop on
Wednesday evening, Oct. II, at Sherman
hall.
IRON CHAIN.
Link No. 19 surprised Exalted Ruler e,
H. Newcombe, at his home en- West
Seventh street, Saturday evening, it be-
ing the anniversary of his birthday. The
evening was spent In card playing. Light
refreshments were served, after which
Mrs Delano, IN behalf of the members,
presented Mr.. Newcombe with a beauti-
full gold chain as a slight token Of esteem,
saying. May its firmly welded and
shining links ever remind you that 1t Is
due to your urtiring effort that we are
now a strong and united link"
FORESTERS OF AMERICA.
The next meeting Of Court Evergreen
No. 49, F. Of A, will be held at Central
hall next Friday evening. All members
are requested to be present, as tmpor-
tant business is to come before the lodge.
MACCABEES.
Capital Tent No. 81 will-give its sixth
annual dancing party at Bowlby hal,
Sixth and Robert streets. tomorrow even
ing. The reception cfmmittee Is composed
of the following: A. T. Strauss, chair
man; DR.. M. o. Nelson, Dell J. Scott,
Frank Donaldson; floor committee, VIII
Cliff, Ed Kernhamp and John e. Lind
berg.
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KNIGHTs OF PYTHTAs

Washington Lodge No. IA, on Wednes-
day last held a very interesting meet
ing, and exemplifed the secret work.
Two new applications for membership
We're received, and on next Wednesday
will have candidates for first, second, and
third ranks. All members and visitors
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-09-30

Have YOU seen the fail Gordon Hat for
women?
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-09-30
RATrEBoNE SISTERS

are requested to be present at 8 D. m.
sharp.
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Il state my position regarding the
gravity of the present national political
situation through The Cosmographic. he
cause l know that my opinions viii he
presented exactly as I have uttered
them" Richard Crole1
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-09-30
ON EXPANSION.

You ask my views on expansion. I
give them to you. Everybody l know
wants this country to grow, but in the
right way-certainly not trust expansion.
The great danger of imperialism arises
from the necessity Of a standing army.
Continual warfare is inevitable, and we
must hire soldiers to do the fighting, or
draft them from our own countrymen.
favor a strong navy, because ships can
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-08-03

4. q. Dun 4 Co.'S Trade Review, ou
the 27tL. reported: Failures for the
week were 23i in the United States,
against ISL last year, and rs in Cana
da, against 20 last year.
The United States transport Warren.
from Manila, via Nagasaki. arrived ae
san Francisco, ON the 21th. after u
fast trip. The vessel left japan on the
10th.
The Central Passenger association
has granted rate Of one fare for the
round trip from all points in Indiana,
Ohio. Michigan and Illinois, to the
Bryan notification meeting in Indian
apolis. Tickets will be sold on all
trains on August Z, limited for return
tn August Q.
The statement Of the treasury bal.
ances in the general fund, exclusive 1t
thu $50, 100000 gold reserve in the dr.
vision of redemption, issued on the
eth, showed: Available cash balance
S'5i.2s0,74s; gold. s72. io6.09i.
Berlin button. feather and hosiery
manufacturers complain of a loss OF
business. owing to the Chinese xtua-
ton.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-08-03
CORRoD0RATIvE DISPATCH.
A Letter From the Gcrrnn Secretary
Of Legation at pckin.

Berlin. July 31.-Thc German con-
sui AZ Ticn Tsin has telegraphed. un-
der date of Saturday July %, TO the
foreign Office us follows:
The German secretary of legation
AZ Pekin. Herr Below, writes July III
Thanks for your news. July 10
the condition of Cordes was satisfac-
tory. The remaining members of the
legation are all right. The dctach.
nent az the guards lost 10 killed and
II wounded. The houses of the lcga-
ton. much damaged by cannon fire.
are held by the guard. The attack OF
the Chinese troops on us ceased July
10. Speediest possible advance OF re-
lief troops urgently necessary.
According 10 trustworthy report,
the body of Baron Won ketteler has
been buried by the Chinese govern
ment.
The Cordes mentioned in the above
dispatch is the second interpreter Of
the German legation. lie was with
Baron Won kctteler when the latter
was murdered. and himself was
wounded. He escaped to the lega
ton
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ALL OVER THE STATE.
Events In Various Portions OF In.
diana Told by Wire.


Wabash. Ind. Jul. ao.-Oil produc'
iion In the Indiana field In Jul, shows :
heavy falling off. due 10 the high prices
of all we'll supplies and increasing
scarcity OF timber suitable for cerricks
with consequent high prices. Low
quotations for crude oil have had their
influence in restricting production.
The monthly report shows $50 wells
completed, Of which GO are non-produe'
ers. against total Of 3os in June. The
daily production for July was 1910 bar
rels. and in June $500 barrels, de-
crease of 400 barrels.
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Laporte, Ind. July 30. - Coroner
Long has returned verdict of guilty
holding the Chicago a Grand Trunk
Railway company responsible for III.
death of Alexander Mitchell. who was
one of the best-known Freight conduc-
tors o. the road. Mitchell fell under
his own train nj Mill Creek and was
cut 10 pieces His heirs. residing in
Chicago and Battle Creek. will bring
action against the road for heavy dam
ages. The coroner holds that the road
failed To provide proper safeguards.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-08-03

FOWLER md. july 30. Starr Cos ana
Elizabeth. widow Of Wiilia;a LYDIA.
were committed TO Jail without bail
10 await the action Of the circuit
court. They are charged with the muir
der OF William LYDIA. who oied a. his
home nine miles southwest of Fowler
on the 18th inst. within two hours
after taking hearty supper. The
symptoms Mere OF strvchnine poison
ing The stomach and contents were
sent 10 lr Hills. at Lafayette. who
testified that he found strychnine
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FROM consul FOWLER.
The German Dead and Wounded a.
Pekin.

Washington. July 3l.--1he secretary
Of state received at midnight. Sunday
night. dispatch from Mr.. Fowler,
American consul at Che Foo. dated
July 20. noon. Mr.. Fowler SAYS:
"A letter from the German legation
dated the 2lst inst, received at Ten
Tsin, says: German loss is ten dead
and twelve injured. Chinese ceased
their attack en- the 18th. Baron Won
ketteler's body said to I've safe. The
Austrian. Dutch ana Spanish Legations
DESTROYED. and the French partially.
y letter from the Japanese legation,
Gated 22d. arrived at Ten Tsin on the
9th. Ten hattalions Of Chinese
shelled the legations cunsccuti,ely
from the goth of June. and stopped on
the 18th Of July, but may renew. The
enemy are decreasing. The German.
Russian, American. British and half
the japanese and French legations
still defended. japanese say they
Lave food for six lays. but little anu
ininition. The emperor and empress
are reported at Pcl<in.'"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-08-03

Anderson. Ind. July 80 4 gang of
tramps tagged Chicago q Southeast
ern freight train at Lapel and when
il stopped boarded the train ard took
possession. In a fight which ensned
Conductor Lambert was badly beaten.
a brakeman jumped from the rain
and went 10 Lapel where he iele-
graphed the Anderson police The
tramps, 10 avoid arrest. however. COM
PEELED the engineer TO let them of
near tn city limits and escaped 10
the woods
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-08-03
CAUSE OF THE COLLAPSE.
Why the Colombian Insurgents
Could Not Resist the Government
TrOops-Cremating the Corp~cs.

Colon. July Surprise has ocen
expires sed AZ the sc and completeness
of the victory ot the government forces
ever those Of the rebels in the battle
Of Monday. July %. The reasons most
generally ascribed for the failure Of
the insurgents are that there had been
rupture between the leaders in The
rebel camp, and thnt there was little
discipline among ;he troops, who Ut
terly disregarded the generals orders
10 intrench and prepare for attack by
the government army When once the
two forces were face tc face the r,hcls
made "a mad rush for the government
trenches, but we're met with 4 wlihcr-
ing fire. which resulted in n horrible
slaughter.
Under the direction Of the govern
ment officials the work 81 crruntiny
the corpses of those who fell ~ the
laitlc is proceeding. The odor FROM
purifying bodies and from the pNrts.
pc-vade the atmosphere Of the city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-08-03
BoERs sURRENDERINc.
Gen. Pr'"si'"' With Five Thonsa.s
b"ers. surrender To the Brit
tsh ~ Nanwpcort.

BIoomfuntein, July Si.-Gen. Hmm.
having received written ,,ncondi,i.,
al surrender Of all The Beers ~ ea1
don valley. attended TO accept Ill. M.
rem Ter. Gen. Prinsloo. lately ohm.
10 the chief command, arrived ,,,'
tried to rcpudiate The uncor.lition.1
surrender. Gen. Hunter, However ~
fused An. concessions. except NJ n.
low The Beers To keep one Rain,
horse.
About eleven o'clock the troops ~.
drawn up in two long lines on ~
hills and over the valley, and na
Beers rode in between, throwing down
their rifles. together with mot, e,i.
lection Of clothing. blankets ana ,,ar
such rs was found in Gen. Croni,s
lager.
rhc Ficksburg commando was rb,N
FIRST 10 lay down their arms. consist
ing Of about five hundred and ff,v
men. Then came the Ladyhrand con,.
mando with about four hundred anna
fifty. Fifteen horses. two guns ana n
wagons were given up.
NtH- iiiHSioo lilu trminanNlnt
Crowiher were received hy Gen INN.
Ter at his tent. where they wcrs ,,en
treated and accorded every conr,cs,
Manyof the l'ocrs have gone Through
Nnauwpoort. and viii surrender ~
Gen. Macdonald. Others arc sun M.
irving here. The IIarrisnijn and
Nrcdc commanders are Yet al largo y.
well rs some l:ocrs who gci out IA mi.
valley at night but The prison, ,ay
that those outside viii snrrcidnl lnl
that this Will practically end ihc Fr,e.
State army.
The Beers say they would no; hmo
surrendered had they not hCcn sur.
rounded. The prisoners hay, he,n
paced in lager under guard. ana
will he kept there until all arrive.
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MORE OPTIMISTIC IN LONDON.
Lnte News Consistent With the The
DRY TINT Ministers SIN Live

London. July 3i.-The latest news
from the far east seems consistent
with the theory that the Chinese GOV.
eminent has the fcrcign ministers
alive. but means TO treat them M
hostages, while the stories Of massacre
relate TO other members Of the for.
cign colony in pekin. Chinese official
dom. il is alleged. openly speaks OF
the ministers as hostages. whose fate
depends upon the decision OF the
powers in relation to the threatened
advance on Pckin. Reports are null
iiplying that number of foreigners
were alive 10 late date. Thus Rome
reports that the propaganda fide has
been assured of the safety of Bishop
Favin. while telegram from nankin
informs his family that Prince Cas-
tani. of the Italian legation is alive.
Not Looked On kindly by I'll.
II is reported at Shanghai that the
powers have again proposed through
III Hung Chang.the peaceful surrender
of the Woo Sung forts and Kian-G,nn
arsenal, but that the Chinese regard
the proposal as "A breach of the exist
;ng agreement.
Ii Hung Chang is understood TO he
preparing proclamation for dis
tribution as he travels towards Chi
Ii. assuring the Boxers Of pardon il
they disband and return to their
homes.
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LEGATIONS HOLDING O()I.
So Says a Tien Tsin Dispatch Of the
a2d, Forwarded by Way
Of Shanghai.
rHE CHINESE WERE LED INTO 4 TRAP.
4 1h0Nsand Of Them Were Killed
ON the Night Of July 10, After
which the HOmba rss ment al the
LEGATIONS was Continued More
fterceiy.


Tien Tsin, July %, via Shanghai.
July ;o.-The latest adyices from
Pekin, under date of July Is, say that
the legations are holding out. The
Chinese attacked the legations on the
night of July 10, but were led into \
trap 10y the Americans and British and
1000 of them were killed. After
wards they continued bombarding tho
legations more !. rceiy.
Among the Chinese killed was Gen.
Ma.
The legations were subsequently at
tackled with constantly increasing
fury.
These advices were Brought from
Pekin by courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-08-03
RUSSIANS IN MANCHURIA.
Surrounded and Hard Pressed III,
Sbincsc-situsstion Growiu-
Worse.

81. Petersburg. July 3i.---Thc Ei.
sian general stan las received dis
patches from various commanders r.
GicatiI q q serious state OF Affairs
throughout Manchuria The revolt ~
the ieirhLorhood II Mukden ana the
district northward has assumed such
proportions that the RuV.an column
has been compelled TO retreat from
Mukden southwark. Fighting caniin-
norsly. the column. with dih,uty,
reached the STATEN 1T Aiasantyian.
where. on July 5, il was surrounded ~
Chinese troops. Reinforcement, we're
sent. and the withdrawal of m, col.
,nnn was effected 10 DaschiAlo. with
a. casualties, killed wounded and mss.
Jug.
rhe railway from Mukden to rcn
and Daschizao has lcen completely de-
stroyed. and the fate Of the won ,mcn
and railway officials north Of Mukden
is not known. The whole Mukden dis
tiict is mcnaccd by large Oodrrs II
Chinese troops witli artillery.
Chinese trccps ana Boxers. in def
ance cf treaties. have appeared al Tie
towns Of Tukslou. Siniudslii ana i,aic-
ten, melting the inhabitants 10 revolt.
On July II the garrison NJ SIN iasur-
shi WAS shclled from the town. three
nitn being killed. \ Russian dtfarl-
ment returning from Godun peninsula
was attacked and surrounded Us Chr
nesc troops on July II.
The Russians eventually rcrulscd the
Chinese with loss of eight ,cs~acks
killed and ten wounded. Similar r.
ports htye been received from other
POINTS
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New Albany. Ind. July 3O.-.Iohn
W. Slovensky and his wife. Of this
city. are under arrest al Los Angeles
Cal. on charges of blackmail and eN-
'oriion. preferred by 4. L. Mains. Of
that city. who claims they secured
$4,000 from him. The foundation
for the charges has not been learned
here. slovensky has been engaged in
mining speculation for several years
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-08-03

Brazil. Ind. July 30-Fonr bows
ranging in age from Is TO 10 years.
were fearfully burned by an eNplo-
sion Of keg of powder with which
they were playing. The injured
were John Mattri. John Scabber
Rolly Forester and James Ambrose.
Mattri died of his injuries and >cab-
Der and Ambrose are not expected 10
live. as they are burned 50 badly that
flesh falls from portions of their
body
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ACCIrrED ON ALL SIDES.


London. july 81. 1853 a. m.--Sir
Claude MacDonald's welcome dispatch.
dated fekiii. July ~, and received in
cipher, IL accepted on all sides. as dis
pelIinC any doubts that might still
have existed regarding the genuine
ness az the dispatch.
Owing 10 an error IN transmission
the message fails ~ show the number
Of wounded. David Oliphunt and War
rem were Two student interpreters.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-08-03

South Bend. Ind. july 3o.-The nor
ribly mutilared body Of an unknown
man was found on the Lake shore
railway. six miles west Of this ci'y
The body was cut in two and was III
a most sickening condition. II is be-
lieyed the mans name was Johnson
and that recently he came from Lon
don. England. The indications are
that he had been robbed hut there
were no inuications OF murder
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-08-03

Laportc. Ind. July 3o--The fifth
annual assembly Of the Baptist
Chautauqua. in which numerous
Chicago divines are interested. has
begun at Pine lake. Rev. George c.
Moore. of this city, delivered the adj
dress Of welcome, and the response
was made by Rev. A. ID. Bury. OF In
dianapolis
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Niagara Falls, n. ~. july 81. The
'hi 6nmma Delta fraternity closed rs
Tour days session yesterday. The io'-
lowing officers we're elcctcd Prcsl'
dent. Rev. James Oliver Wilson. New
York; treasurer, DR.. William Christian
Indianapolis; secretary, Fabius w.
Clarke, New York city: editor 'Ihe
Phi Gamma Delta" Myron J. Jones
Mansfield. q.
The fraternity decided 10 grant the
petition Of the University Of Washing
ton. ~ Seattle, for charter for = new
.hept,r-
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Muncie. Ind. July 30. THE physi-
clans attending Henry Oyermeyer
who attempted suicide NJ Yorktown
made the statement that the chances
for the mans recovery are decidedly
bright regardless of the fact that he
is 6s years Of age and has three bull.
lets IN his bran.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-08-03

New Albany. Ind. July 90 Miss
Laura Munscll. 60 years Ode was
struck by a Pennsylvania suburban
train directly in front Of her residence
and received injuries which caused her
death an hour later. She was mem.
Der Of prominent family.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-08-03

Laporte. Ind. july 30.-.Ioseph Hush.
81 this county. has passed the century
mark. Trustee Deacon traced his age
back i05 years. but Sister Hush de-
,lares he is 10. year, old The old man
lives on the county poor farm near
South Eend; his eyesight is good and
he gets around spryly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-08-03
A DOZEN PERSONS INJURED.
Head End CoIIision Between rr"iicy
tars-Sny the signals Were
Tempered with.

Dayton, o.. July 31.-A dozen per-
sons were injured yesterday in Il head
End collision between TROLLEY ears on
the Dayton and Xcnia traction iine. Y
Is alleged by the railroad officials thai
come one tempered with The electric
signals. Ihe ears met at full speed on
4 shnrp curve.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-08-03

Gen. Dorward. the British command
or al the battle Of Tien Tsin, has sent
the American officers letter in which
he compliments the Americans on their
splendid courage shown in the hght
und says he was proud TO have them
under his command.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-08-03

AT Managua. Nicaragua. on the 27th.
President Zelaya presented TO Gen. +.
l.. Alexander. of Savannah. Ga. arDi-
traitor in the boundary dispute be-
tween Nicaragua and Costa Rica. a
gold medal. in recognition of his serv-
ices in connection with the arbitra-
ton. The presentation was accom-
panied by an expression of the hearty
thanks Of the government of Mica.
Iagua.