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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - October 16, 1899, Mitchell, South Dakota Mitchell daily Republican. Volume . South Dakota monday. October in. I Huo. Number til a memorable Day us not of our seeking but jus one of Tho 1 much patriotism in a country like ours the return of the volunteers and the visit of the president saturday. Receptions in Many towns circa crowds Welcome tile Philip Pines heroes and the nations executive a addresses by Mckinley. Ii prose tin Iii t in pile inevitable results of that War. When in on Lvii Rill a i Quot Cut into Manila Bay under run Nelll i h Makuta orders and destroyed tin Spanish Fleet. Lull Usu i la Una a h f Roisi tint hour Ive were responsible j for the peace of the philippine islands and from that hour we could not escape with Honor to ourselves or from obligations to the nations of the j world. And your boys stayed eve though there were some people who j wanted them to come Home. I am proud of them and so arc you. They i did not come Home until they had placed the hag stainless and spotless in the hands of the new army we sent and we sent enough of them to carry that hug to ultimate every sentence of the president s speech was applauded again and again. The Ca i net members spoke briefly. Immense throng at Sioux palls. Sioux Falls get. 16. The presidential special arrived Here shortly after 7 o clock p. In. Elaborate preparations had been made for their reception. Carriages in waiting at the depot bore the presidential party to the speaker. Stand at ninth Street and main Quot Avenue. Immediately behind tin president s Carriage marched the to. A. R. Veterans and school children brought up the rear. Fully 15, hit persons crowded around the speakers stand and cheered wildly when president Mckinley appeared with major it. Ii. Lien at his Side. President Mckinley s speech was cheered to the Echo. As were also the Short addresses made by the members of the Cabinet. Companies it and iof the first South Dakota volunteers just returned from the Philippines participated in the Parade and were reviewed by the president. In the course of his speech Here the president said a i received the other Day a letter from a most distinguished officer now engaged i ii Active duty in the Philippines. Ii is a letter dated Manila. Aug. 29. 1899, and i want to read one or two extracts from it a a a i Ani confident that if we should withdraw our army now. Aguinaldo could not hold himself in Power without carrying on warfare against other tribes and Fri would cause a constant warfare and turmoil for years. Of course there would let a looting of cities and seizing and destruction of property. And the business people and property holders would apply to some Strong government to restore order. For us to withdraw our army now would be criminal and for such an action we would be arraigned and denounced by the civilized nations of the Earth. A voice a that s right a a a i believe that when ii is fully uti stood that our supremacy is to lie untamed in the islands there will be n Al u x of population from the cd states and other countries Here is no quest Ion As to the Rich Encino never Low Ness of the soil of and the abundance Unerv until he has and Richness of Gold. Copper and Coal enemies who As mines. A dlr is True that heretofore they have not paid but it is because they have not been Roji Erly managed. A a a the receipts from this port from customs it is the port of Manila Are averaging $600000 per month. This Vav internal Revenue. I believe would in Ordinary times pay the entire expenses of the government. A a Ari idea seems to be prevalent in the United states that that is an unhealthy country and that White men cannot live there. This is a great mistake. There is also an impression that to retain these islands would lie a Burden to our country. That these views Are errors should be impressed upon the american people. A you May ask. My fellow citizens who is the author of this letter. I answer you that it is from a Gallant Soldier a great cavalry Leader of the con sul inlay was a great Day in South Dakota. Two events made tile 14th of october 1899, memorable for the state the return of the volunteers from the Philippines and the visit of president Mckinley. Enthusiastic receptions were Given to the Soldier boys and the nation s executive. The president met companies of the Philippines inn of at several Points in the state which made the occasion doubly inspiring. Withal it was a red letter Day in lie history of the state. Reports from the various towns Are Given below Ai i Erden Early Iii tile Day. Aberdeen s. I get. 16, o clock saturday morning president Mckinley a special train arrived Here. At the depot a Large crowd gathered a con4 Spittoon part of the throng being the first South Dakota volunteers who arrived from the Philippines soon after the president s train Carne in. They foil in behind in escort of to. A. It. Veterans who followed the carriages of the president and Cabinet. Colonel Frost Rode at the head of his regiment and As they passed Down to the reviewing stand and Grain Palace everyone of the Quot iou inhabitants of Aberdeen reinforced by several thousand visitors from other parts of the state cheered lustily. Addresses were made by the president Cabinet members governor Lee and others. The president confined his address to welcoming the returned regiment reviewed their deeds of valor while i lie firing line and told How. While ratification of the treaty of peace pending and the regiment entitled discharge it gladdened his heart by ing him word that it would stay a new army could be formed to its place. It was an example of Ohai sacrifice and Public Rouse rarely known in the annals. He said and added hit it was just like the a men ice. No matter where he cot a. In never lavs Down his Arni a to of ii. A an Unce of the of his Cut Over the fhe train bearing the presidential to left at 11 30 for Huron. Speaks at Hod Field. Medfield. S. In get. 16.�? president Finley and party reached this City 12 50 o clock saturday afternoon. Stand had been erected tot anti on three sides of it were jammed with people pc i speaker ear the d he Street Avion to hear the president he president said in part a there has never Ilieen a moment of in my countrymen when we could pc left Manila Bay or Manila Harbor the archipelago of the Philippines a lout Dishonour to our name. We did tit go there to conquer the Philip m s. We went there to destroy the Panish Fleet that we might end the a. But in the Providence of god who works in mysterious ways this great i i hip Lago was put into our Lap. And a Rne Riean people never shirk duty prs of never a and the Flag now a re is not the Flag of tyranny it is a Flag of Liberty and wherever the in roes character education Intelli use. American civilization and Teri Liberty the Cabinet members also spoke Fly. Bartlett Tripp member of the it joint commission hoarded the bide tial train Here and remained the part until Yankton was ached. Deception at Huron. If re ii. S. I get. 16.�? ten thousand a joined in the Welcome to presi Mckinley Aud five companies of i to s. Nth Dakota volunteers sat the president made a to Venty 0 to speech. The soldiers were a a a til j net. In the procession a veterans of the War of the re Iii i Liers of tile women s it Orp it and i ski school children. It rations were the grandest and a curate Ever seen Here. The Idem said in part i a Hen to make acknowledge a a a the people of this state for ifs i Loti sni. When y of were a terrify you furnished battalions of Gal a piers to fit lit in tin great War the preservation of the Union and ii of of i he Ira lid army of Republic Are All about me Here Fox Hunts Quot and a will stand by 1 Nim win ii tin Span i War us the sons of these veterans and of these settlers sprang to it once on the Call of the coun Ann one regiment of your troops to ? Caiman try and a complain Iii this la nil of Luzon. I have the a i a re of joining in South a i n Welcome to it i these Brave men. Of like athletes showing the is care of the government of i Oil states. It is Given to the v to in if the burdens of the if i it Ive should lie not at the burdens Shiv but that god a 1 it Mph to hear them a d Dos which this War has a 11 than rican people a re a of ii for no a a. Stat is d Rea rued in a us a that the a to a ii l a nil slots. La Caille t federate army. One of the heroes of Santiago in our recent War. And for eighteen years a member of Congress from the state of Alabama the Callant and intrepid Joe Wheeler. Enthusiastic applause. A we intend to put Down that rebellion great applause just As we would put Down any rebellion anywhere a a inst the sovereignty of the United states. Continued applause our Flag is there. Your boy it Bor it. I hire it heroically bore it nobly and stayed with it when they could have been mustered out but they said a we w ill stay until our places can be filled w Ith new soldiers and will never desert our great applause a i make Public acknowledgement everywhere for this personal sacrifice and heroic action. That Flag is there not As the Symbol of oppression not As the Flag of tyranny but it i it is everywhere the Symbol of Liberty. Civilization Hope and humanity. Tremendous and Long continued apr plans greeted by 10,000 at Yankton i Yankton s. I get. 16. President Mckinley and party disembarked from the social train Here saturday 1 at 10 56 p. It despite the lateness of the hour nearly 10,000 people greeted the chief executive. At Broad Anil Walnut streets a speakers stand had i been erected. Carriages conveyed the party t hit tier from the depot a distance of six blocks. I in crowd cheered wildly when the president and his Cabinet appeared. The president said a my fellow citizens i have very great pleasure in meeting my countrymen of South Dakota Here sit the Chi capital of the Ter happier rim in of the Dakotas. A wave of be hard to find patriotism has been moving throughout the country for die past two years. Ami the swell has struck South Dakota today. The soldiers from Manila Are Corning Home they Are in your Lac loved stale tonight. I met them this that rests upon the people and All the people alike. And so Long As we have patriotism Aud virtue and vigilance of the citizens so Long will our free and glorious institutions be Safe and talks at Egan. Egan s. 1 get 16.�?school children and citizens gathered to Hie number of several Hundred to Sec president Mckinley Here. He said a we As a people never go to War because we love War. Our chief glory is not in the Triumph of arms but in the triumphs of peace. We love peace we abhor War. We have the smallest standing army of any considerable nation of tin world. With a population of More than 76,000,000 the regular army of the United states on a peace footing consists of 27,000 troops. On tin National shield which these i toys and girls hold about us found the Olive Branch and the Arrow Heads indicating our Power in War and peace. But it is said to the glory of the american nation that we never have driven Arrow. Front the quiver until we have tendered to our adversary the Olive Branch of Pense. We Are now Arliene with All the nations of the world. We have a Little insurrection in the Philippines which i Trust will lit very prompt i v at Vermillion. V Vermillion s. I get. 16.�?the presidential train stopped Here a few minutes on the Way to Sioux City. Presi j Dent Mckinley said a my fellow citizens this is a very Loyal and devoted people that would remain up until this late hour of the night to give greeting to the chief executive of the nation. I do not misinterpret this Welcome. I am sure it is not meant fur Nuas an individual int meant As your expression of Devotion and affection for the government of the United states. I can Only detain you Long enough to say Flint we have a government that i worthy of our Best love and affection. Anil if it does not continue to serve us and our highest and Best inter. It will la our own fault for our government is just what we make it. \ih1 i Pray that the virtue of the citizen will be so High and his Aims so Noble that nothing can Ever befall this Republic and nothing Ever impair it usefulness and glory. Good great applause Elk Point hears Mckinley. Elk Point. S. D., get. 16. this place president Mckinley spoke Bri Fly. Saying a Gilly a warm hearted people deeply Iii their government and attached to it. Would Heve remained standing on their it As Long As you have Ami until Midnight to give Wel Eomy to the president of the United site i the Tate of South Dakota regretfully for during All the Day of my journey. I have i in ii met at every Point with the same warm greeting which you have Given my Here tonight. I leave behind me Only thanks and gratitude to All the people and my in get w wishes for their Prosperity in their avocations and for Contentment and Joy in All their Homes. Good applause great Day for Desmet. Desmet s. I . A never in the history id Desmet has there been such a stir As there was saturday. Great preparations having of n made for the Home Corning of company e and the passing through of president Mckinley the town was decorated As it never was before. Fully 2.ooo people were at the station at 3 to p. In. Only a Bort Stop a made. The train bringing company e arrived at to p. In., and a banquet and grand reception awaited them. At Sioux Lily. Sioux City to. Get. presidential party arrived Here at 2 a. Iii. Yesterday and remained in the outskirts of the City until late in the Day when the train pulled up to the Union depot. President Mckinley attended the first m. E. Church and Whitfield m. E. Sunday school. Flip party tarted on the trip across Iowa at 9 of clock last evening. Kimberley besieged by Boer troops capital of the Diamond country invested by so Biers of the Transvaal. Newcastle is in their hands Little doubt that that City is ready occupied assaults on male Klag deputed. Al London got. daily mail Cope town correspondent says Quot Kimberley is besieged and the j Boers Are massing in Force. No de tails however a the Boers have but the railway at in i Mont have seized the spot Fontein railway station Ami constructed fortifications of earthworks. There Are Strong forces at Modder Bridge Ami the Orang River Bridge. The object of these energetic movements is believed to by the capture of Cecil Rhodes. Kimberley i now isolated both Telegraph and railway communication being Cut. Cape Tow ii. Get. 16. The mudder River station master reports that tiring has Lieen heard Iii the direction of Kimberley Ami the station master at Belmont telegraphs that a Force of Boers is advancing southward. Flower Devi. The engine Driver of a Tain Nesbitt s train which a derailed and bombarded by the Boers states that if the train had returned when the warning was received that the oilers held the line it could easily have made its Way Lack to Maribojo. A when the Pilot engine was said Flower Devi. A we spent half an hour try ing to replace it on the track. Then the oilers commenced firing and several men were wounded. The firing was kept up All night but without effect. The Boers were careful to concentrate their fire upon the engines so As to save the armoured Carriage and ammunition trucks. At Dawn they commenced to bombard the cars. I escaped by crawling a mile and a half in my belly in the Sand. A there is no doubt that All the others on the train exe. It Captain Nesbitt Are prisoners Aud the car and ammunition intact fell into the hands of the Boers. Flower Devi was fearfully bruised. There was an unconfirmed Rumor that the Imperial forces encountered a body of Transvaal Boers who were Bitont to join the Oiler forces sit Mother and that a heavy engagement occur red at spy to font Ein station South of assault on Mil eking. Southampton oct. La. Iii departure of Genera sir i Ted vers Buller this afternoon to take charge of the South african Campaign was attended by a great ovation and scenes of intense and patriotic enthusiasm. London oct. In according to dispatches from the for it it the Butts ii pomade several attacks upon Matching All of which have been repulsed. In connection with to rumoured attacks upon Mafeking a disquieting report comes from Pretoria to the Eveet that tile Rustenburg and Marico commandos have crossed the Bonier and entered the Koo Grond territory Between and Mafeking blowing up a Bridge Over Mal Pho River and destroying a train Load of dynamite anti a Large Section of railway track. As Mafeking depends upon Roo Grond for its water Supply the significance of this movement i evident. Another train blown up. An Exchange Telegraph company dispatch from Cape town tinted billion ing. Says Steps taken was to lust the tender a Anga so As to Enfil Ade the North . This boat was in charge of a Stant Engineer Winship and rec and great service. The insurgent. Poured behind the tired upon the Bennington Peop a id upon the Balanga a and after an uni of desultory firing not being Lulu ii Zed to retain the place and hav ing taken the photographs desired. Commander Taussig withdrew Lumen w to were fired at As they rowed away in their float. Winship is esp scially commended for gallantry by commander Taussig. He said in fired lie 37-Niilimeter on the Balanga citric to seven times and although wounded Early Iii the action retained charge of the gun and the Balanga not Only throughout tile action but until gunship returned to her Anchorage about noon tin Balanga was lying the Beach very hotly engaged with the enemy in tin trenches and the fire of musketry against them was hot. Although his men fought without cover until the Bennington s Landing i fore had gotten safely beyond rang. Upon his return to the Bennington. Winship. Though wounded in five places sent the doctor to look after con Wain Terry before asking for medical attendance for himself. Commander Taussig commends for Csc Cia consideration chief master at arms William Mckay. Coxswain Terry i Ami private Kirkman although in says the entire battalion behaved Gal i Lai Tilv. Ensign of. Campbell is men toned As deserving great consider j Tion for the skill displayed in placing the Bennington during1 the engagement he being in command of tin ship. Eyes of the nations Are on great Britain of in is a i of 11 Kin Sam cel Jayne bag Barney Hendrick unknown woman. Patri k Coffee. I Tek eni Charle Crew. Thom Alit is Teal dry were lion i s. The Cess Ira i England giving the Continental Powers an exhibition of her military preparedness. Huge task for the admiralty i univ. Some Xvi by the i eat of shipping 52,000 men sin b a distance said to ii ii it flout a parallel Iii history a it tile i in k Point. Many insurgents slain re genera1 Schwori reports 200 k and 400 wounded in recent operations. Ton oct. Associate a Hing urn moment in ii states it 14.�? it pre it Bri right Ait i it thi is Quot 11 f f i was i oct. 11. A of is it a lists 1 a use i a column so o Linos for. In is a morning. A amp at i Al coot last i is meat tired ins urge hts. Who a ily a tar ing b to in a 125 in of r f a ii in thirty i . I further p we ten Rati Arn 8 a ii 1 her military affairs reign statesmen and military texts regard the result of the War with Boers As a foregone conclusion t they scan with such anxious in it is England s tremendous pre pains for the contest. By the result these efforts will Igland lie gauged. As Large As that Vav Crimea and con i Well the in riot in Illinois. K them y twice to tin Tertha to. Frig for the or Abib though Deri ice is Tsi derail be at a i Bisti Fain How Between hungarians and no rollick. Springfield ii. Get. 16. To a this tuning of a child in a Polack family at Auburn Twenty Miles from Springfield. Sunday evening about 6 o clock a riot started Between the hungarians and Polack and Stephen Koski. A hungarian was instantly killed. The foreigners work for the Chicago Vir Den Coal company at the Auburn mine and live in company houses on a tract of lurid called the Patch. There has Long i teen an enmity Between the hungarians and Polack. Several men Are said to have Bren injured in the fight but they would not allow the physicians who were sent to the scene to see them. Two men have Litten held by the friends of Roshi who Are believed to be his murderers. Sheri it Woods was notified at on of the killing and left with a posse of deputies to arrest til participants in the fight. A similar dispatch to the stat. Register says the foreigners a expected to resist arrest and the officers May have to fight them before they a taken into custody. Ful prot ret in h Jill it he fir i v a leu uth its. We re or has a a i. A a i if i voral ions die i id nil 0 fight r Nava oust rat military i with to 1 in that. Taggart has Small plurality election it democratic i and id a t in Indianapolis to it it on i r Ste i Indianapolis. Idlet. of e int d Dos s troop c strength i to ail a i Ter of a in would it of cont throes of aged this of men the lorts Transfer largely a Lessie to has iou by co in Inen Stie it week Are that net the than will c has Al being or. P of it Bough were site t Vav att again declared off. Yachts ii i Ake another to my get ii big fire at Waterloo. Mom a. Oft. It Mig Ain if out ammunition and ordnance stores. Some idea of the activity in this Branch can lie gained from the fact that 3.000,000 re Linda of Small arms ammunition left Woolwich last week. Although the manufacture of the favorite new Bullet. A Mark 5,&Quot has been a larded by an outbreak of Lead Poi arming among the employees this department is working Day Ami night. Ton a of scrap Zinc arc timing shipped to make Gas for War balloons which Are being taken out on a More extensive scale and with More Complete equipment than Ever before. Meanwhile the men for whom these implements of Var Are being in ing out of their Barracks standing by to embark neutering and practising every spare hour. Reserve ing into Aldershot Iii year p or arts. In Aru at targets arc swarm unheralded their rifles killed by a train. Wholesale grocery House of Lawler comp airy Llester Ypil. Waterloo la., get. 16.�? fire destroyed the big wholesale grocery House of the Fowler company together with its contents at an Early hour yesterday. The loss is estimated at is 2,Bon. W till insurance f $73,Bun a. Building destroyed was a four Story Brick Structure. The origin of the fire is unknown. The firm will resume business at one. In 1896 they suffered a loss of $60,000 by fire. Peshout Dervini formation from civil to were merely an est vday Well known my Soldier still k by a Milwaukee Sioux Falls. S. Waukee exe Ursoi this afternoon r outskirts of the driven by Vichari and horse were k Oil sold ice Best known men i v i t or Init i this if tile Tri military life occurrence. Moving like clockwork. The huge mobilization at Alders a is now Thoma in Cha it Kelly re Ken it Dot Iowa supreme c0i>rt. In defense of Bedsloe. Decisions it Vav Lier of Steamer Abbey exonerates Consul at Canton. Washington oct. b. Hay. Counsel for w. F. Sylvester owner of the Steamer Abbey which was seized As a filibuster carrying arms and ammunition to the filipino insurgents has made a statement in defense of or. Ell Ward Bedsloe unite states Consul at Canton China against whom the Boers have blown up another charges were made in connection with Des court in the m Frank Pellan tract. Indian son. A Trier. Cd i handed it join a. La., Ort Dot Vav ii a i Des int. Eral of the Auxin cruising who sue red vers Buller. A is the first time til kind has been att Short service system v a visit to Aldershot p Pressman that every Filiti clockwork but it is t express a definite of British mobilization. For the reserves thet obliged to leave then lies on a pitiful a Pittai eminent much Publ aroused exemplify ii main fore lied nor Jor general Pretor Gen s Aud of re general sir is new. It the anything a text a since the vent into effect Roduges the Ming is going ilk a Early yet to Ion regarding a ton Ifni Vitlo Ltd r Iii i. Black Hills Welcome. Philippine Soldier Given unenthusiastic deception. Edgemont. S. In. Get. 16. The Black Hills companies i. I. And m. Reached Edgemont Friday night and had a rousing reception. Every citizen in the Tow ii turned out. Ami the depot was crowded with people. Whistles giant powder shotguns and revolvers were turned Loose. Edgemont citizens had made Ai rang Vincnt to feed the inn s free of Cost and they were served with the Best the country afforded. After supper the visiting soldiers were entertained by the citizens and had a Good time. The Burlington had done even thing for the boys Comfort and its services a re very much appreciated by flu soldiers on the cars. Edgemont was tin first town Iii South Dakota to Welcome her returned soldiers and enthusiasm was rampant on every Side. Children and their parents were present at the depot and by their enthusiasm made the soldiers feel As though South Dakota had a feeling of respect for her men who had fought and bled for the american Flag. To t o clock saturday morning the so Ceciul pulled out for Deadwood and a Row of men on lion re won i armoured train carrying Telegraph operators from the Boers Are reported to have seized the railway station North of fourteen streams Between try Burg and Kimberley. Fighting continues in the neighbourhood. Kimberley get. L l. The report that fighting has taken place at Krapian has been officially confirmed. Nuta i invasion. Glencoe Camp. Oct. 14.�? the Boers have occupied spit Kop. Near Newcastle Natal. Durban get. 14.�? authentic news has reached Here that 3,Bon Boers encamped on Ignogo Battlefield last evening. Two armoured trains now patrol the line in the Vicinity of Ladysmith. Pretoria oct. Ill general Koch wires from the Natal Bonier that in has occupied Bot has pass and the railway station. Advices from Volks rust confirm the report that the Boers have occupied Laings Nek without casualties. The Grant of an american registry to tin Abbey. He says that the vessel which was formerly called the pasig. Was changed from a British Register to an american Register under the name of the Abbey in the United states consulate of Canton then under charge of or. Bedsloe. It was a purely routine proceeding said or. Hay anti any other consular Oft Ceri n or. Bed Loeb a place must have acted As he did. A there is absolutely nothing wrong Iii this matter so far As Consul Bedsloe is concerned. I s connection with th1 Case was purely in proof of his statement or. Hay submits letters from c. T. You. Secretary for foreign affairs to the Viceroy of banking to or. Sylvester also a letter from third assistant Secretary of state Thomas by. Tidier declaring that the state department had not on file any charges against Sylvester grow ing out of the Abbey a iterations. It. Let on i Bluffs. Janie r. Ink i John b a i count port i Amos tonal Marshall Tow s i Lek re. I Bobbin. M i a Ann bos Seth i a fat Behain by ski Wabash. Ffrederick \ w wish w i a lid to ton. A Mann. A a. Male a to to. Kramer Bowers. Ii. Ii i m selves who arc wives and a mice from the gov i sympathy he j the truth Rudyard Kipling a jeers a special train for Atkins when begins to play. A n urn Lier of reserves who have not been called out hav asked to be allowed to serve in South Africa and a similar spirit of Sponau patriotism is seen on revives Buller s fore Flower of the English ii a client Boer with the fact that it is an Rule in the British army that Ai must always stand under fir though the men Are lying Down i mourning probable in Many a British House. Admiralty a great Tuk. The admiralty is perhaps mor All s inel ibid it a of band practical ides. 8 ii ides the the sex combined in writ ten trial than the army Esperi l base Ball games. A a p la St. To yesterday pitched in the i the ten. St Gam in cig Hal is Well known that general net Wolsley commander in idiot apr prove the system Vav the Navy such far reaching transporting troops. In i Britain dispatched 15,0o0 troop three weeks to Alexandria egy feat that elicited the intense and Tion of count Yon Moltke but the v Aird to of 1 Ireat ship destroyed by fire first to Chicago St. I a i it Batten gallantry of our sailors. A part they Are coming Back in health a sturdy splendid and Fine a body of Young men As i looked upon. They Are coming id a relied i morning at bar Len. Humid give ii and the so Ever Back not Only with health but they Are coming Back Voith Honor. They mood by the country we All love so much a id they have earned the gratitude of the government they have served to Well. We cannot have too Deadwood. S. La oct. 16.-portions of the Black Hills companies arrived at 10 45 saturday Forenoon. A pleasant trip was reported by All. A marching column was formed at la and after dinner an address of Welcome was delivered Ai the opera House at 2. The to is then All went to Lead where they were entertained during the afternoon. Thirty boys came Iii company a thirty in company l Anil ten in company i. A number of company i stopped off at in St or. Special trains arrived from Belle four Che Spearfish. Rapid City and other cities. The Day was very pleasant. Report of Bennington commander on maintain fighting. Washington. Get. 16. The Navy department has made Public a report from commander Taussig of the Bennington with appended reports of subordinate officers concerning an engagement at a la lion it it nth 4th of March last. The purpose of the department Iii making Public the report appears to be solely to make known the gallantry of the sailors engaged and a particularly that of assistant Engineer Winship. A Landing was made at Malabon with a Force from the Bennington for the purpose of taking photographic views of the damage wrought by the big shells front the Monadnock fired at the priests House the week previous. Although told by some chinamen tha there were no armed insurgents about commander Taussig took ample precautions to prevent a Surprise. One of Steamer Nutmeg state Burns to Waters Edge seven of the Crew perish. Chi lot b tips and o c a cond g. Ago ii. I i it i 4 i my air Nan Oll go Ore new York get. 14.�?the Steamer Nutmeg state burned to the water s Edge this morning and is now lying a a reek on old reef Long Island sound. The passengers were taken off by the City of Lawrence. Captain Brooks of the Nutmeg state said on his arrival Here that seven of his Crew burned to death and he feared some of the a engers suffered a like Fate. Captain i Brook said the first he knew of the fire was when he raw a Blaze around the smokestack. The fire was burning rather briskly. He got his men to work trying to put out the fire. The vessel was steered directly for sails Point and Ali steam put on her. Coming near Saud Point the Captain season with two it exiles. Holta i Quot by Quinn in the failed to make a Tendance. 1.5ei. Set first Karn Cincinnati. Cleveland. Bat Teriesa it Yoni Ter anti 8 n. Scoot i k a Cincinnati. T i it Cleveland. I of batteries in tin and a i. I it my m i. to. Imp 7 12 1 19 0 0 d to r. Ii e 1�?7 6 4 >-0 4 7 Thom r. H. E or �?�1"� j t of it i i a in Hil closed the Over the tried and he Ion. At b. Ii. E of shipping More than 52, is no parallel in the history of aready the two branches of ice Are beginning to blam e for various delays but it g apr Parent that there has yet serious Lack of facilities. Shi have undoubtedly worked s like a Corner on the admirals did during the his Jiano Amer and the recent breakdown trans Kirts is still a cause for Abe abuse of the admiralty. Met fug tile Ich it Tai i to her been u a it Brok Omet i v As the a ii m b. 17 i 6 Allis i e in be Villi the tin a 11 Itz ii is i my in pm i a a be both a Klyn on Adolph Baltimore or Loui it Cincinnati Pittsburg Chicago Louisville new York a Hon to Cleveland the weakest joint mobilization seems to service corps Corres United states commissary stations have la n gutted to a lits necessary officers and men yet line officers a it or the a in press that the arrangements i in inadequate for such a Cor in Tai connection the n military rec Ray s a it is quite Chai that War. Two Amu to the various a rated grave my f engl r thin a a it re 121 to provide i scorn i corps for foreign sri either of them. Would have ?. G our full equipment. Shaf thi ant discovery will form a Sug inquiry in parliament g s v a i in

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