davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
DR.. JAMES w. KIDD.

fulo @isheo for at baue ppbaeet 9tuets
Glirtr, at ban ueo SlRlp al en- rrpittlt
9Girtur, bpis SammenlGtuIu9 ban aiene
fienoer, pg icm ban MI ttaaper ion 8e'ultat
al aarelang Spaning efter bette ltuaipenoe
NipbeL, er iitano III at helbreoe ale pg en-
nper al be Spgoomrre, Tom bet uterneitelige
2eaeme llDer al. Ter eipes treen Sptl ON
9pftprens Sprtstiabeo / oerne Gag. % De
mRrtellae Selbreoelier. inn ban oa9lts uo'
tgrer. ipnes al uGre ct tenmelt9 9oot Seuts
oerou. Sans Raaitanoe gruuoer its pad
iuno 5ornuit % 9ruuoI9 Srfartn9 unoer en-
mduasadrlg 2~Ggeprorle. Set foIter inttt at
prppe bans m9rteli9e "9iuseltIir~. iom ban
talper III 29gemiooel. ba ban paa Nnmpo'
nina ienoer enbper 2toenoe NOT oeraf I'll at
pperbepiie Dem ON oets Gpne I'll at helbreoe;
man lpber perior lille min0ite HcItto. No9le
al be aniprte Selbrepeller er meset mort
p9rbiae % piloe nsppe trpes. bpts Tile paa"
Iiosliae 9ierioner aIa9oe 8ionrsbpro oeronl.
Salte har faitet oRt &rpiterne % saaet onI'
Trina efter at bare beupttet 2rgemlolet 10
eler ire @au9e. Spge, Der bar blenen OBJ
aipeu iout ubfIbreoelige al Steoets Srger,
er blcuen ajenaipet Selbreo % &rRtter.
Rbeumatismr l6lgt,, Geuralsi Nape', Sler.
tes, 9pres, Blob o. Suoip9oontnle tarf
Sl9repnper ioripiroer ipm peo Stnlert.
Supeopiue, 8ngpPrt. Herupiitet, 6eberipg'
BONNIE, 5Rrina. Spite. 5prtlpleiie, aIthnla,
Satarrh. 8rputit % ale Snaocmme ! pal
len, luuaerne eller andre 2iusorganer fjerfes
paa iorbauienoe tort 5to. 9elpis 9arlbeo.
9pcrmotpr atario, 0atterlot, gooa9ra,
Sierieipae pa SRmorhpioer 'ureres hrrfiat
pa pariat. Tette Rtooel reuier belle Snlte'
met, Slpoet iaauelirm G%elspGuet, sleuoprst'
ter normal Neruetrait. Slooonllpoet 90 tulo'
It9noia SeIbreo nGitsu pisbliitelist. Der er
iuaen ~8eriousauieelie~ hos SipetS Gltrtr -
ale % eEbper bar anime Rptte perai. Strto
Itrar sftsr 9Geemiblet; bet ieuoes irtt ttlen.
bper 9loeuoe. SpaiU boilten Spaoom De
lioer al, GA ct Ittcrt Niooel perimoo oil bli
ienot 9em irii meo pmaaaenoe BOT.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
Oene5uel0:S ogrn

Com or mtoocl, * un2IluH =
Eyif.ono or noa.2 -. 'j>3 ,~,y.pyl
1ig, on Yrrl9cnt R,o'cc,.t furoe
pGre pirt5 III It 'uas,.t .sat Golo.
giirSmdro ! @rue5ue.s 5ir.oun. u
reuue Toreiqgr95L ircnt.m ,nSiregtc,
90 4rpiloent &ooiegt.r life iuue1c iI8
belt aioiien0e Q21r'or N,aHen. 5.eo
&enoen0eIien ira Be 10 IlJtar / man.
rags Rien;a8et al Oirct,a Sipyonatiif
8ei. 8DaO Gooie0cl.2 Srar nil BIZ er
90 I'll oenne IN cn0nu life fIenot.
2ieIge Mfeo0elcIle ira @ai5mIton on.
itcSe @rpiioen1er 5eIit At ie 5a5en
hcnoiit til sen internotiunu!e 8olS.
giftsret ! 9oa8, % oenne 4Ian er TO
8ange foreIaSt De a4lercoe Nagter,
men 9rpitOerten oil Sog leIlcr ieIp
pnatage itg Soerpet icu 9olosiits.
mauo, eno at belle 8oIosiit5pIanen ffIl.
be gna / 8aiten.
gufelte bar irembGpet, at be ellie.
reSe Dtasters SnObpbeIie I'll Be Gore.
neOe Staters grRiioeut on at ntagIc
Blot er en- aipIomatiit GGISe, men
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26

%. g., og Mrs. Nargretbe Buns.
bale 8ortlano. g. 8, bar bier gi-
bet $500 til SubeIfonoet.
grof. Stub flyer | en- Gale ON
9igteren 9isrnion, at man peb bpb
8emoo maa erfienbe, at Senne life
er blepen tro MOB lin garnboms, lin
kingdoms og srpenbe @anoooms
friiteIiae SbeaIer, men at ban for
mango aar tilbage brsb meb benz,
iaa at man maa lifeline mellem ben
tibligere og BEN ienere 9isrnion,
naar Der er Spsrgsmaal ON bans
i0eaIe Qidtnina.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
SpoieIsoagsbpgcn

Seei tea tsrser TEN min 9ai for ben uipr'
tiertc prRuie. "SebieIsoassbog-. faI lea tdn
Sop ai Iotale, at ben er en- iGnb gerle, euer
munfie retiere en- 3erIebam. bdane paa
@runb al III rene % hlIbeuote noitnr. % iier
paa @rnno AZ III sfieniouiuIe tioeaIe al GbIe
9auier oa miuoebRreiee iiotaleIier faanel iom
biltcrite Splnsniuaer ON frentragenos DspnoS
% aoinners Ssnfelssaes. Raar paa enaars
ben imuife liue goa blir fnlbt utea geuuerr
Scan6Nrifter unber euboer SsoieIsone. bill ben
fife GIsne iiene I'll at Isfte ciahet oeo Be
Stcres % sqoIeS aauier, men euonu mere; I'll
at opbsle bore Seeroapsoeuner I sirfeus %
@erbeRs beteiie abeIiao - bet aareeIiae. q
uialiee norff.ameritaufie Siem iomrrer ben oa
III al bIipe en- al be bbreearefie @ieuitanbe !
Suist.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
&cn MOB CARING 81

WHHNVRH HUU SUIIHB UtlO1N TH
mes iuI0 Strait ! 6roufrtge. gn Sn0.
iamIjn8 Der bleO iat iean9 al gIaoet
"6iQoro" til OprettcIie al 0ispenin.
rier % ct Sonatorlum for behring's.
ip8e, Nar ouercoe inobra9t nPiten
$4,000. N~rriioentenS SuItru,
No0amc 2oubet, bar o8ioa taget iis al
So9en. ~. 0tciurraur offentIiggisr
Ell CeaQUc o0er Ratienter, iom er bIet
beI5rc0et pao 0c iaritc Sta0icr al S9-
ring % uotaIcr Sen iifrc 6oroi5ning,
at inocn 0ctte Alr er aaaet tiIenoc oil
Ct IutjtUrlng. Scrum BIZ opoaget.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
Warcuni iaicn. - sra Tom

Iareuni isjcn. - Sra &om teIe.
graiereS, at UNDER Signor R~arconis
eIeftriife Experimental / 9oltlosne for
en- Sib it0en, op0a9eOe ban Oeb en- relt
SGnOeIie en- m Wetooe til Splssning
al Suit i 0erS iorifieaige 8eItanOOele,
iaaIe0es at man ior en- ubetpOeIig l1p.
Git fan iremitiae rent Suritoi eaer
Sit (Ogpgen). Der bar forreiten %.
iaQ poa oenue SIDE Saoet gaaet Hpg.
ter ON. at Rarconi ifulOe bape ct npt
&Grn ! Slber.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
Ten pitcrrigifc 8egjcring agter meo

Ten %pitcrrigifc Staggering agter me0
Set ierite at iremIGgse for Rational.
foriamlingen ct 8orilag ON Reguleri,l.
gen al llO~panOrineen Der ira 2onDet.
st al 8unfterue i 5orilaget saar rs
paa Sprettelien al Ell M 0ampifibS.
Iinie ira Srieit % iom ifal paatage iig
Srausportationen al sIterrigife llo.
oanorere iItebetfor at tiaabe oisie at
reiie meo tpife eller andre ubenIanoifc
Sinier. "6rembeublatt", iom parnit
itstter &egieringenS 6orilag, tiger, at
/ 9sbet al De iiOite fem aar bar eitet,
%rig.ungarife uopanorere tagct no AZ
2anbet % WiQiorer Dollars, o. BET
meite al oiSie Benge er gauei ii 9il-
letter meo u~oenlanOife Sern6auer ng
3ampifibe. Nu ipnes man, at bi6ie
Ecuge lige iaa goOt fan foaime sitcr.
risif 5Oretagiombeo tilgooe, iamti.
oigt meO, at man itrGffer Jig iaa lanat
iom mulist meO at asiiitere eiterrigife
llbpanSrere.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
Gu RauS pco Raun Sercniou Ell

fIp0tet ira GariS % bar eiterlaOt iig
en- @iGIo paa oper NJ Niaiou Srancs.
San nntoges M at uGre / England
pao 8ei til Amerifa. Sau orep en-
6orrctning / Hue De WouIins, % bet
er bIet opOaget, at ban bar pantiat me-
item ale line 9arer, inoen ban iorouf.
tc0e.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
Wrs. @nmphrcn @arb, ben berem.

te en9eIife 6orfatterinoe, ligger far.
Ii8t ipg / 2onOon. SiOeu bum i 1886
meo ct cneite Slo9 oanot iiS Der.
oensberemmelie meo Homanen go.
bert @I8nere", bar bun uOgipet ct
tort Intnl Homaner % 6ortRainger.
SenoeS Sigenaon par Warp allguita
lrnoIo % bun bIep feot i SaSmanien.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26

SgIferi. - On SfoIepige i 9oien
er blet Osmt til IA 0aees 69nsiel for
RaieitGtSforbrpOelie. Senne Raie.
itGtSforbrpoeIie beitoo l. at bun bapoe
faitet en- 9roi6e meN aeiierens Oil.
Iebe paa / @uIoet % trampet paa oen.
Zen Slags 9roi6er bIep nemlig meO
ruuo Saano oelt uO til ale Sfoler
un0er oct itbite aeiierbeieg.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26

aodjs sepri. - On franIf 2age,
Or. 9orrI, Der be9pnote at experiment.
tore meo Epringsimittens Sperisrelie
ira auGg til Wenneifer / Ben Seniigi
at gienOrioe Brofesior Hobert aod,
bar I'LL maattet inorsmme, at ReiuIta-
terne al bans @rperimenter inarere
gaar | &etning al at itette Brof. aods
Seori, ON at apGe.S uberfuloie life
iaa ip9rt let fan operisres til Wenne.
Ter. gaers tiger ban ligeiom 3of,
at intet enNnu fan iiges beitemt ON
oenne Sag. Oct ifal itor Saalmobig.
beo os Iangparige llnoerieselier til,
fsr man fan i~aItilaa noset JON aienOS.
gierning.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26

9reit. en- 4piuoeforeuine er itiftet
og en- 9iafonisie palgt.
acknowledgements gsitpreIIe
| RinneapoIis bar beptIget % Dol.
lars til Snbfisb af 8sger for 9or.
nebiemmet | 8aulsbo, iom ffaI ban.
ne 9egpnbeIien til ct 8ibIiotbef ior
9ernene.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
Barre % pGrre. e

gGrre % pGrre. Sra rusItT
Sllrfeitar mebbeles, of Sen oeo Soro.
ifiGloet / an0iian anretteOe lllpffe er
meget itorre, emo ierit inoberettet. Der
op8toeS M, at ialt $500 Berioner
bIeo 6rGbt, % at 10000 Suie bIeo
Ia8t i Ruiner. Gen sianoprenbe Del
al 9eioIfningen bar bperfeu Suslp ell.
Ter noget at Ieoe al.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26

Sra &Orspr, 0anmarf. ~telegraferes,
at Get tpife ariosffib "@ttteIsbaf" g.,
iom / iorrige llge itranSeoe Ser / RGr.
MI or bragt fIot.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
NrunpriuicSicn Of Saficn bar Rt

ii. lite December IID8tet ira ct SIot
oc> Salisbury 90 ifiOnt babe GuropoS
&oIitI bar oEret poa llofiQ eiter benOe
Ct 4,lr u8er, Aar bun ioritoact at Tor.
ipiuH2 ioa iporIpit, at mar cn0mu life
lar Den rIn8cite @ncIie ON benoeS Sp.
1o.o9it2o. @uu ioriUanot OeO WiO.
NI,%,tocr % boOOe Iogt en- Slass Stif.
ttl'e j i'm Sen8 iorot oil0IeOe SAINT
merpI8erue. Sum ital fort i 6orUeicn
aapc 0aOt en- beftig GrPtte meO i'm
I}uu0 aronprinien. Get iadJltifc Sol
3or ! Den ArIeouing oiIpit ane 6eitIiB.
bcoer ! &lutcr. So5en bar ieIOisIge.
liz O1tt 0en itgrite Scniation.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26

1as for neutrality-suspicious.. Hleo Sorusi.
eIie bar leo iGft ben butiiat %tsieuner, 90 ian
trpat iiee. at ben er en- gGre for uosiperen %
bill brre Ill @IGoe % Gapn for zen. Tom IIier
GA fmoerer ben. gaG ct gdr unhtaaeIIsr npr,
er De manae 6itaier en- AHiie aaire gerIer.
Ronr bare Nhfte eiule eSoe CitUber % terfts
pinie CITE 9ceember life baphe nRrsi. ba bar
alt pei, efier NIT Siisu. Sch bisle 9inler Tan
bel i~critaaes ret men ian enhnu Iettere uIsss
brusse torfgreeIlet
.. o~arftaa. garfIans. gsirn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
Charles Sd)ipab Dor MI ! Ron

Carlo, men ban ipiuer life, fortRaes
Ser. Sans SmgtoeIier mener, at oct
life nil pGre beIii9t Tor BAN at foHtme
mar set grSnne 9oro. Oilers err ban
IiOt be0re mi, iigeS Der.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
SDge belbreoes.
Spage pinoer
Srefter.
W~GrfuGroise 5elbreoelier. Der liguer
Mirafler.
Slbtibens 9anglipetbebs @aabe Lot.
2Ggemiblet ienOes frit til ale. iDm
ienber Napn % aOresie.

Otter anrelanse, taalmpoise @ranitninser
% Stuoier al Sortipens itpueoe Strifter iaa
pei iom Grperimeuter paa Rut,oeus YGee.
pibenltabs Smraaoe, er Or. Sanes ". Ribo,
SIT Saltes Slod / Sort @apne, Sno.. u.
g. u. iItauo til at piientIisslpre, at ban bar
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26

st l%iitOriit SOtumcnt bIep / 2sr.
bags jolgt / GnriS bIauot andre 8api.
rer. Oct er SrigiuoImonuitriptet I'll
Ncu iranite &egierinsS GrfIering
til &amret i 1870 - 9irteIiqbeOen
en- ari9sertIGrtng ocerior GpifImo.
ll0toitet til Oct mPrfeIi8e Gofument
bleO ~itrepet al @crtugcn al 8rammont
% bleO Oerpaa rettet % Bipct en- lite.
rRr Spin8 al emile Satpter pg enSe.
Zig bIeo bet forrigeret % i~oranSret
Lot Der % Der al RapoIeon ieIp. Ret.
teIierHc cr pberit ~interesiante, iproi De
Uiier H%esierirsens gstanfeIiebeoer,
inSen ben 6eitemte iig I'll at saa til
aamp mob SgitIanS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
gauges SDnpbc.

SioIaIlitItSSH S"uIiIlulIutl III
ben ME 9pgning peo gfeb 8ing &c.
minarium er / fltlb Gang. $. g.
Hilien bar iamlet / 8aitorerne &er.
balls, II. g. Sobnims, og 5. &rog.
itaos og 9ses forrige &alo og bar
b9ret msbt meb Sfferpiaigbeb. ga.
flor Sppegaurb penter at faa $1,000
| 99is Renigbeb. Saitor gfse bar
arbeioet | 8aitor Salporiens &alb
og lit pper Sorpentning. Gaitor
@ee oplpier at babe paret beloig.
8aftor S. 2Gsieien bar iamlet / go.
itorerne Spingens, anoreiens, @e.
lambs, Soltens, 9roba,,gs og anub.
lens &aIo me6 ct gobt &eiuItat.
"Speralt uabne Sierter og ptQiee
SPnber", ffriner "9ubbGreren".
= 8i9erne / ct. BeterS Renig.
beb / Neb @tng bar beIuttet at ar.
beibe for BEN me gpeninss IsbIe.
ring. De bar allerebe efter 2 Raane-
bers Sorleb iamlet 140 Collars;
Be bar f,regaaet 9igerne | ale @e.
ni9beber mea ct meget 9oot @rem'
pei.
9a 9aitor 1erpif tog gfIfeo
meb Gortb Brand Renigbeo, fit ban
foruben ct poffert afifeSsoffer og.
iaa en- itsrre 8engeeape i "Sur.
prize" al l%lngbommen.
@isiionsl9ge Sotpebt er MI
fommen iaa langt, at ban bar boIbt
8reoifener / oct fineitife Sprog Ell.
ter ca. ct Iars Spolb / &ina.
"9uobGreren" mebbeler fol.
genoe taget fra ct anbet 9lab:.
"gnfefeiierinben al Selma meneS at
planI9gse en- ny llOrpbbeliesfrig
moo ltoIpnbingerne / atna. Sum tor.
iter efter SGpn for Be Yompgelier,
iom bum leo / Sen iiOite artg, og bun
uiI isge fine trooper og SipIpere I
ben npe SpitanO blanot Wanfurer'
ne, blanbt boem bum bar uoifreoet
100000 paabenfsre MGno / HuI.
len, og oe bliper inbbeIte / Regimrn'
ter og SaIpregtmenter. Stsie Crop
per bliper ipreote ODER De norblige
Groninier og inbeoebe | gru8en al
Wagaiiupaaben / 6 Iaaneber. Gem
ne nbpre Irme bill efter Sigenbe
bore ruitet % iuoeuet til Soraaret
1904"
Srifirfer.
ct RisiionsmeSe afboIStes
npIia / Rortbfielb al Greiter al Sri.
firfen. 5lere al Samfinoets bpg.
tigite SaIere pr9otfeoe, oeribIanbt
Boitor o. gas og Srof. Spen 81.
teoaI. @soet parebe I Here Gage.
8aitor 8. gauIien er after BE.
ben ~"iurpriieb"; hans 3 Meuigbeoer
bapSe iamIet 80 Collars. iom oper.
raftes BAN al Sr. 8. z. SGtber.
"SoIfebIabet" mener at Sri.
firfen fan bape megen SuSflpoeIie
paa WenigbeoenS SrigisreIie o5iaa
/ Rorge. % Oct iirr nh | oeune sto.
6a 9rpontuger inoeu SatsfirfsI err
it9rfe.
9aitor 5 30. M%tfaeIieu | Gin.
ton, Miun., bIeo iorIeoen ilrprileS
meo 90 Dollars.
&ea Using Meniebeo bar Be.
iluttct at bpsae m airfe. geo Rs.
Oct nptoaes Subitription oa Der lam.
lehes itrar $40. Baitor 8, Speu.
fen fra 9coperstupu paIetes III
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
8jsr guS! - Zen IaofaIote ~Re.

8jsr BIB! - Den Iaafalbte "Re'
gent iamant", en- al 9eroers ftneIte
SiineIer, er III tiliolgs, meloes ira
Baris. ia De iranife aroniuoeler
Der o~p6soareoes / aoupre, / 1877 bIeo
iolgt, boIoteS berne tilbase, men M
bar man opoaset en- alaiilt, iom be-
mpnoiger ben franife 5inansminiiter
til at afbGnbe "Hegent.3 iumanten" I'll
boilfeniombelit, Der err oilig til at be-
tale IL Wilioner Sranes for Den.
9iamanten peier 124 auart 8arat, og
Der ~anoenOtes to glar paa at ilibe ben.
Slibningen alene foIteOe 100000
5rancS. Den iab | lin Sib ! Rapo.
Icons Saaroefnap.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26

"Icntidlamb", tiIbsrenoe Sambnrs.
americon 2tnjer, anfom | Ssnoagg til
i ENGLAND meo en- Hem Ora,
ifinifaoe. Ga ben tore Camper oar
90rbeoen | ScinpsGerne iprang en-
.gpIinOer, o. ben enc Walfine blep
ilemt ramponcret. ubitrsmmetSe
Damp fpISte belle Sfibet, os Oa bet bar
miOt paa Raiten blep gaSiagererne
ifrefilaene o. itprteSe I'D paa 39ffet.
Get piI tage fire Waaneoer. at reparere
Raifinen.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-09-04
PLYMOUTH, INDIANA TIL JRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1902.
RECORD OF TIE BALL CLUBS
Scores of the Expert Aggregations for Two
Days Playing.

Scores OF the Expert AggregatiOns for Two
Days Playing.
Chicago. Sept. IL ase ball scores
recorded Saturday and yesterday were
as follows:
League (Saturday): At Cincinnati
st. Louis 2, Cincinnati Is; at Boston
Brooklyn 3, Boston 4; at Philadel-
phia-New York 3, Philadelphia 2; at
Pittsburg-Chicago 2, Pittsburg 3.
American Saturdays: At Detroit
Boston IL, Detroit /; at st. Louis
Baltimore 3, st. Louis s; at Cleve-
Iand-Vashingto o, Cleveland 4; at
Chica go-Philadelphia 2, Chicago 4;
(second game) Philadelphia 6, Chicago
8. Sunday At Fort Wayne, Ind
Boston 3. Cleveland i; at st. Louis
Philadelphia o, st. Louis i; (second
game) Philadelphia 2, st. Louis 3; at
Detroit-Washingt 10. Detroit 4; at
Chica gO-Baltimore 2. Chicago IL.
Association (Saturday): At Kansas
City-Milwaukee =. Kansas City B; at
ianapolis-TOledO /, indianapolis s;
Second game) Toledo 0. Indianapolis
3; at LouisviHe-COlumbus 3, Louis
vile 1; at st. Paul-Rain. Sunday
At Kansas City-Milwaukee 8. Kan
sas City 4 Second game) Milwaukee
2, Kansas City 3; at st. Paul-Min-
neapolis g. st. Paul 5; (secOnd game)
Minneapolis ]. 81. Paul 3; at Louisville
Columbus 4, Louisville 9.
Western Saturdays: AT st. Joseph
milwaukee, 3, st. Joseph g; Second
game) Milwaukee 1, ST. Joseph O; at
Kansas City-Peoria 1, Kansas City
13; second game) Peoria 8. Kansas
City g.; at Des Moines-Omaha 2. Des
Moines /. Sunday At Omaha-Des
Moines 3, Omaha /; at st. Joseph
Peoria 6, St Joseph 4; at Kansas City
milwaukee, .. Kansas City 6; (sec-
ond game) Milwaukee 2. Kansas City
II: at Denver-COlorado Springs /,
Denver 3; (second game) Colorado
Springs 4. Denver :.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-09-04
SHIPS MAKE NO HEADWAY
MacArthur's Artillerymen Keep Close
Guard on the Coast.


Guard on the Coast.
New London, Conn, Sept. 3.-The
defending forces in the New London
district were on the alert last night,
and awaiting an attack by the navy.
AT midnight no decisive move had been
made by the fleet under Admiral Hig-
ginson. AT that hour General Mac
Arthur left his headquarters and board
ed his yacht, the Kanawha, for the
night, leaving Major Harrison in
charge The impression prevailed here
that Newport was the point which
would be next attacked. although the
presence of three vessels, supposed to
be battleships, at Gardeners bay,
caused considerable uneasinesS.
The events since last report were the
bombarding Monday night of Fort
Niche, which does not seem to have
been very effective. At 4 :45 a. M. yes
terday the attack on the forts was
begun again and went on until the
army claimed to have sunk three ships
with mines. The army was very watch.
full The enemy was reported yester-
day afternoon in the vicinity of Mon
tauk Point and it was thought that
an attack on Fort Adams was the en-
eny's idea.
There are about fifty-fOur men al
this fort at present and TO effect a
capture the enemy must land $40 men
To guard against such an attempt
there is a howitzer at the main en-
trance, another at the wharf and 9th
ers in different places where landing
would likely be effected
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-09-04
|NCEND|ARY STRIKERS
They Set Fire in Several Places
to a Mine in West
Virginia.
GUARDS SWAP LEAD WITH TMEM
Some of the Guards Bullets Said to
Have Found Biilets-Other
Strike Violence.

Bramwell, W. Va, Sept. 3.-The sit
uation in the LAT Top coal field is
extremely critical, and the skirmish
between the strikers and the guards at
the Pocohantas Galleries Co.'S mines
yesterday morning, after the firing of
the mine by the strikers, has great
ly enraged the miners from the fact
that number on their side was Sc
verely injured Adjutant General Ba-
ker, who had been in this section for
a few days looking over the territory,
left Monday midnight for other fields,
informing the operators before he left.
however, that he thought the presence
of the militia unnecessary at that
time.
Will Probably Change His Mind.
The outbreak of yesterday morning,
however, will probably cause a change
in his mind, and il Is thought here
that before tonight troops will either
be in the Flat Top region, or en- route.
Last night the Pocohantas Collieries
company had the fire In its mine prac-
tically extinguished, but the company
doubled its force of guards, as an
d.
Many shots were fired from ambush
at non-union miners going to and from
work in the Flat Top field. The Elk
horn region is very quiet. no violence
having been reported from that Sec
tion.
The Trouble at the Pocahantas.
The trouble yesterday morning at
the Pocohantas mines was almost real
war. The strikers boldly set fire to the
mines in a number of places and be-
fore they were driven away the fire
was burning fiercely. The guards
FASTENED to the points where the in
cendiaries were at work and found
them fully armed. A regular battle
was begun, the guards and incendiary
strikers firing volley after volley at
each other. although the shooting seems
to have been very poor on the part of
the incendiarieS, as there is no re.
port of guards being hit
Outrage Is Pretty Prevalent.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Sept. 3.-The In.
creasing quality of coal the anthracit
mines are getting out is having its
effect on the strikers and violence is
very prevalent in the field. While
Richard Roberts and John Dewitt, non.
union men. were on their way to work
yesterday they were attacked by four
men armed with iron bars. Neither
was seriously hurt. however. which
was not the fault of their assailants
AT Beaver Meadow colliery John Ham
! ilton was shot in the eyesby strikers
who were bombarding his house with
| stones.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-09-04
MYSTERY OF A CHILD
With lis Foster Mother, Who Is
in Jail Under Suspicion
Of kidnapping.
WOMAN SAYS THE BABE WASA GIFT
From Its Father to Her-Explosion
on a Labor Day Parade Float
Is Too Reaii stic-Items.

Washington, Ind, Sept. 3.-The po-
lice of Washington have a psychology
cal study as well as a mystery in the
case of Mary Rodgers, an alleged con-
fidence woman, and 3-year-Old girl
she has with her. Nobody knows who
OF where the parents of the child are.
The Rodgers woman is a person who
quarreled with her companion, man
named German Brennan, several days
ago, and she had him arrested charged
with provoke. Smarting under her ac-
ton, he accused her of kidnapping the
little child, known as Bessie, two years
ago in Arkansas.
Story the Woman Tells.
The woman asserted that the child
was given her by the father while she
was travelling through Arkansas, near
Centerville, two years ago, us gypsy.
She saw the child at house where
she stopped, and the father willingly
gave il up when she asked il she
might take il with her. She says the
fathers name is Clarence Huston. He
told her the child'S name was Bessie
Lucille Huston, and that its mother
was dead. That, the woman declares,
was the first and last she ever saw Of
Huston.
Brennan Leaves the City.
Brennan, the woman's partner, left
the city Immediately after the woman
was arrested, but il is learned that
he went to Centralia, Ills, and an ef-
fort will be made to bring him back
in order to solve the mystery. Just
before he disappeared he went to the
Jail, where the Rodgers woman is con-
fined. He told her not TO tell anything
and that he would say nothing more,
and leave the country.
Loves Her Foster Mother.
Chief Call decided that it would be
best TO separate the two, and went into
the cell to get the child. The little girl
threw her arms about the WOman's
neck while the woman pressed the lit
tie form close to her bosom and muir
INJURED words of love. She refused TO
release her hold on the child, and
when the officer took hold of her the
child began screaming. The officer
gave it up.
Would Not Leave Her with strangers.
The woman desired some clean and
new clothing for the child. and as she
had none, asked that the sheriff get
her some from a store. The officer
offered to release her so that she could
20 into the city and purchase cloth
ing, adding that he would keep the
little girl while she was gone. She
refused to go, stating that she would
not leave Bessie with strangers.