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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - September 19, 1899, Mitchell, South Dakota Daily publican. Volume . South Dakota tuesday. September lit. Isoni m bar As British troops Are ginning to move Force of five e i untied dispatched i Tori Cape town to Kimberly yesterday. Others will follow today a i ii us i a a Lair a of k big to see in to \ hum inn int Rem Ion Iii i dialling at til Lory on tin Bonier. I tin Quot Quot Quot Quot men of three links gather in Detroit press a gain Aud ii 11 in already Over loaded j pocket to with South african Gold los Angeles Fike. i. i Ort -1 the Low n i req be. T it Ira i amp a lug to state s iou. Ept it. The ape Tow i Louden of the daily mail says United states Consul in ape a Pone to Bloemfontein it the of the go eminent tit the i Lee state to rotifer regard in crisis. The Orange free executive is anxious to secure Amerie Ati intervention. Boer spies infest All the Border towns. Two troops will be dispatched to Kimberly within a week. Kist Hundred started last night and others will go Forward today. I. Chamberlain came to London from Birmingham yesterday afternoon Ami spent the evening at the colonial office. While their in Reee veil a dispatch from lord subs try who is at the Hatfield House and sent a social messenger vital dispatches to the Premier. There has been a Lively interchange of dispatches Lief Ween the foreign. War Ami a olo uial offices. But no summons has yet been issued for a Cabinet Council. Lorn dispatches were sent last evening to the Viceroy of i Riel isl. Lord or Zon and to the British High commissioner in Solitis Africa. Sir Alfred Milner. Jenera lord Carnet Avol Seley Coin Inland or Iii chief. Return to Tomlon yesterday and immediately repaired to the War office. Where he remain etl bits ill employed the greater part of t he Day. The Cape town correspondent of the daily chronicle says Quot it is reported Here that c ony Gham of i actor in Iii California Low ii Der Royell. Los Angeles a1., sept. Ii. Practically Art entire Bloke. Ism tided by com i inertial. Alameda kept menu and Mil Mington streets was destroyed by tire j yesterday. The buildings destroyed i Bere those of Iii l ulu Ling and milling company the Perry and Luther company Ami the j Plant of i i. Holbrook dealer in a Iron pipe and Well Hastings. In Addi a lion Large amounts of lumber were dest roved. J three firemen were injured in the it tire two of them probably fatally. The tire originated in the engine room of tile Perry Mill and lumber company. A spark from the engine a fell into a pile of shavings and ii mediately the whole place was in a Blaze. The los Angeles farming Anil milling company had a Stock on hand valued with the expensive machinery. It $i20,u4iu, us Tell is i aet really a total loss insurance $100,000. The Perry lumber and milling company carried a Stock valued at $125,000, including a Large number of valuable patterns which would he difficult to replace. This company Only carried $15,000 insurance. There Are a number of Small individual losses which foot up Iii the aggregate the amount named. Seventy fifth annual meeting the Sovereign grand Lodge of Odd Fellows. Of welcomed by mayor Maybury Fleet to meet Dewey. Annual address mad by Rand sire Alfred s. Pm ii Bertou growth of order and it present condition. Feat in surgery. Operation performed on voting Duryea by Nick w As broken. New Vork sept. Id. An extraordinary surgical operation was performed yesterday on Walter Duryea. To years old son of Edward Duryea. The millionaire starch manufacturer. On August 7 he dived into shallow water and broke his neck. Since that time he has lain on a water mattress encased in plaster of Pari p o t of his body partly Zed. An a Ray photograph of the neck Aud spine revealed with great distinctness the fractured parts of the i Nick in me. Splinters of Bone were disclosed pressing upon the Pizii i Cord and producing a paralysis of arms leg and Hack. It was decided to Lay bar the fractured fifth and sixth vertebrae remove the splinters and await result. Owing to the patients weakness an in eerie. British diplomatic agent at Pretoria fears that an attempt w ill lie aesthetic could not be administered made to dynamite tin British Agency. La pedal dispatches from South Africa confirm the ? it telegraphed yesterday that the Boers Are massing artillery in positions commanding Lake Nek. Small Boer detachments occupy jew it it Vitious above Buffalo River. The members of the afrikaner bund Iii it a Tow n intend to Convene the bund in Congress to con Shier the situation. Blog Fontein papers report the dismissal of several englishmen from the Bloemfontein police Force because of Inland. K i ii Ger a i by in liven fill London sept. Is. The Transvaal situation remains practically unchanged. I lie general apprehension Iii regard to the outcome is reflected by the decline in Consols and stocks on the Exchange where although All stocks continue depressed. There not the slightest approach to excitement. The text of Krueger s reply was issued by the Secretary of stat for the colonies this afternoon. The language in Many places is taken to indicate a firm. Unyielding position. T he reply however concludes Quot of her majesty government is willing and feels Able to make this decision it would pin an end to tin present state of tension. Race hatred would decrease and die out. The Prosperity and welfare of the whole of South Friea be developed and furthered and fraternization Between the different nationalities increase. The second edition of the l Imes contains a dispatch from Johannesburg which says a there is. I am informed some Early Loup Iii contemplation. The quantities of proved forage which have been forwarded in the direction if the Natal Border indicate some movement of troops in that Quarter. The government is buying horses freely today. A evening papers All indicate the seriousness of the crisis but the St. James Gazette says Quot it Nee not in a imagined that anything will be done on our Side in is hurry. T he Cabinet has first to consider and secondly to formulate fresh proposals. Of course it is quite possible tin Boers May let Egin hostilities Iii which ease our troops will have to defend British a territory. But unless the take the offensive die negotiations will be prolonged until the reinforcements now Enro Ute reach South Appeal of Olive Schreiner. Olive Schreiner mrs. T Conwright Onteri bites ail eloquent Cable la Lei on the situation to the Manchester gnat Diu. She ays a let England e Eaily understand what a n South Africa Means. Iii largest Empire the world has Ever seen will hurl its full Force against a Small state Ami Ai tout it too men including lads of to Ami old men of go. Without a standing army or organized commissariat. I lie entire Little people will Ilav to to resolve itself into an army time i heir wives my daughters Wilt prepare the blend and meat the faint ers will put in their Saddle bags when tin a go to met the enemy. Today the women of the Transvaal Are demand my gun hat they May take their Panin the last stand. Me May crush the j bul people wit ii the Aid of Austin i in Ami acadian since the British Isles it in unable to crush tit Iii Aion j we May fake their land a d lower in j Little a of his Independence. Hgt dear to tie i or. Hut we Hall have placet a slam upon our own that centuries will l h out. On \ the International lulled the nerves of the injury it the spinal Cord hut cocain Hack. The was found to is even worse than they had feared. The physicians a Young Duryea has a fair Chance of recovery. An in 50. Ask for warships. I or Dun t mus to their inter Araca want protected. The insurgent Spriano Castro f Mara Cay and is British and have asked eminent to i heir interest and Klondike is at Vancouver. The Steamer Alpha arrives with boo suckers. Vancouver. B. I sept. Steamer Alpha has arrived Here with about 2<mi passengers Many of whom left on september 5 on the Steamer Sibyl on which was 1,000 sounds of Gold. Among the passengers were ninety two meddlers of the a ii Kim com or Alpha Arroll Tai res Neil ski. Who were lauded at vans in in ought by the of a tragedy of liven. James i shot Charles Ekmann. With faults. On sep cml it or 12. John and two others arrived at Stag Nav with the by sly of Ekmann just prior to the sailing of the Alpha. The unfortunate Man was alive when they left Dyea. But die on the Way to Vancouver. May live in England. If Dreyfus is pardoned lie will probably leave prance. London. Sept. Is. It is reported that mail it Ori and min. Dreyfus visit i Kolke tone five Miles from Dover saturday. Ami engaged apartments where Nairn. Dreyfus and her children will dwell Iii the event of her husband s Pardon. Two Well known iowans read Detroit midi., sept. Sovereign grand officers grand Lodge Aud grand Encampment officials and Vari-�11s Fusic Tomu in of the Independent order of Odd Fellows walked to the opening session of the seventy fifth annual meeting of the order today through a drenching rain. They were escorted from Headquarters the hotel Cadillac to the Detroit opera House where Public reception exercises were held by the military Cantonment of the Linier present Iii the City. The proceedings opened with orchestral Iii Isi. On the stage were the Sovereign grand sire Ami grand officers Ami those who were to voice the welcomes directing a were extended by colonel it. A. Janes chairman of the general local committee mayor Madbury for the City and state colonel e. Ii. Sellers grand master representing the Michigan grand Lodge Robert Donovan grand patriarch of the Michigan grand Encampment brigadier c. S. Martin department commander of Michigan militant and mrs. Emma Haven. President of the Rebekah Assembly. Governor Pingree was unable to appear owing to illness and mayor May Bury Welcome the visitors in behalf of the City Ami state. Of Odd Fellowship. The mayor said a it was one of the first indeed tin first society to make men Brothers Ami to make my neighbor the Man who need me and is deserving of my Hon. Alfred s. Pinkerton grand sire responded to tile welcomes after which the Sovereign gland Lodge representatives proceeded to Harmonie Hall where the first business session was held. Grand sire s address. In his address Irani sire Pinkerton said a the evidence of the work of the aggressive Force of 011 Fellowship i a refutation of the false assertion that the pre ent citizens of the world Are not As to Las were their fathers. Is us Welcome every Agency that fends a helping hand to those who need it. December 31 last our Suli ordinate Lodge membership was 30, and the Mundier of items enrolled in the Rebekah lodges numbered 100,007. These figures enable us for the first time to honestly claim fraternal affiliations with Over a million referring to the finances of the order or. Pinkerton said a the great source of our financial life is the income derived from the Sale of supplies. It has never been our policy to accumulate Money neither has intentional extravagance been indulged. Still As a Rule our expenditures exceed our revenues Ami a continuance of such a condition can have but one result. I do not believe that biennial sessions of the Sovereign grand Lodge Ora fixed place of meeting will Soh the problem. The seeming remedy is a reduction in the sum paid for the grand sire gave an epitome history of the order and its growth referring to the relation existing Between the american order and those of foreign countries lie reported that the affairs of the diversely situated and widely Sepa rat it i brotherhood were generally in a prosperous condition. Appended to the report were reports on the condition of the order in Europe. Japan Hawaii South America. Alaska and Northwest Canada. Secretary Deport. The Secretary reported an encouraging increase for the year Iii Xith the subordinate and retie Kah branches that of the former having 1mii greater than in any year since i$92. A Small decrease was reported in the Encampment Branch much smaller however. I than Iii any other of several years past. I imposing Squadron of a a i is til Greet him. New York. Sept. Id. I Hilt Ell Vav ships nine Revenue cutters Ami live torpedo boats will Welcome the try it Pia w Hen she arrive Iii the Hart no bearing Admiral Dewey the combined naval Force will Anchor off Staten Island in double column the smaller vessels taking the outer Lim. In lie leading vessel Iii the line will in the flagship new York followed in order by the battleships Indiana anti Massa sch u be the armoured Cruiser Brook j Lyu and the battleship Texas. A the j various other vessels arrive they will lie assigned to berths either astern of i the Texas or in the Purull i column. The Anchorage occupied by the War ships will stretch from off the Staten i Island ferry Landing to very nearly i abreast of the quarantine pier. In he Olympia on her arrival is expected to steam just ahead of the new York and Anchor at a Point about of Yards Bey on i that ship. This Anchorage will be maintained until the Day of the naval Parade when All the hips of War will proceed in company up the North River. The Olympia will i at the head of the column. I he Dewey Celebration Ami the International yacht race combined have created an immense demand for excursion boats. All desirable boats of this kind were Long ago either chartered by speculators or Lichi by their owners at extraordinarily High Price. The available Harbor Craft at Boston and Philadelphia have been engaged Iii addition to Alt at this port. The Silver service for Dewey s flagship from the people of Olympia wash., arrived at the Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday. Rear Admiral Sampson has made arrangements As requested for Twenty five men from each of the warships to be detailed to attend the smoker Givi n patriarchs to the olympians Crew at the Waldorf Astoria on the evening of september 30. Peking government fakes a protest objects to general it s or a excluding chinese from the Philippines. Violation of existing treaties u Minnesota Fah Del. Ii Iii v to t it inhibit Lins ate a i he order i i it i ii to in Ierna out i a it protest i lie a it to depart me it. Re red Al i a chinese ister Liei Lodge i Ein Phu 11 order of Liege for the Stati legation Kerning reliable Genc Rii urn tin r depart will ii the prof qua men insists that Tidle tray to internal of existing trea disregard to the which have Wei Between the two i it Phil it Fiot intr than j or the or. Of s subject i site Rabl quest int i Home from Manila. Quartet master Jones talks peace Ltd t la my a. San Francisco. A1. Sept. 1$. S. It. Jones Quarte tauter it of the protest w give the Peel cons Milit that among la test submit Ted by the men is that such an it lire from the Anontine president of the unit Fain the present stat to Philippines until Eon mined a permanent n the military phrase have i we ii referred i general Otis Quot order it r he p Chi j St in to a ear Imil i is. Try. In Juba cd the verge us a great famine Uro Lith our my the rim season Hub practically ruined the pm a pal crops. J islanders in pitiful plight a ii rat manure of 4 Luiu belief i Moi suit it Outlook i dark la Lintel to lilt Hie at a . New York. Sept. Tvs William Willis j Howard general manager of the Lumn ii. Ins i i Al Relief fund and who has recently returned from tuba Quot a Ili a i Iii a pitiful state. Instead it a Rainy Tawa. Cuba Baa had a i rout h. Not since i 4 has there Ken Uell Long continued dry weather Dur no the Slimmer. Tin result has Len Lisas trolls Lite United states weather Bureau report that All Small crops have in Een ruined. Sugar Cane has been to damaged that the crop year will be less than the crop ground this lost feature i the destruction of the m to under favourable Eire Corn crop would have Small Fin it was planted Aud there on the outrun us by poor eople ans of doing any better. Urea i reports show that Corn crop in a few faed locality will yield not More in 15 per cent. On our Relief farms we have belter ii than any that i have see in a. Due. In doubt to the fact that put More labor on the growing the Dro jets he of the lit it. It at her St of to thi Lav. A ii red the sine the City was it americans arrived from Pines today. When the major Manila a Forward movement in major Manila by the Phiiip left mud i rain was timing made against the agents. He is of the opinion that Doo men will have to be kept on the Island of Luzon ten years Iii order to keep peace but actual fighting will not last six weeks a Theu that number of americans is landed it Manila. Time a washing Itaev Nee self a in Pines an a. A Iii a having is it save a the w Rich Proli lies will in w it ,1 Brig it was Jual jaw j i Ala item a a v a i r All a neb Lay Figi re. King Box ims i hoi it the Chicago s festival threatened a of k suspended pending settlement Otoi Gat sized la hoi trouble a h Ira go. Sent. Is. The difficulties i get wee ii jailor unions and the i oni Niit tee on arrangements for the fall festival reached a Climax today when instructions were issued from the festival Headquarters suspending All preparations for the Celebration until the difficulties with organized jailor were definitely settled. A Nese us Philipp show Iii t rave in i treaty i Chi no. A in be other men have this Etc. A twee tin i. Is n anyone Cist was Able to do. One Field that will give a full other the f will give three ii artery of u crop. And a third that Iii pre i Nee from a third to a half. A business Hith cities is desperately ,11. I i hotels Are empty. L Palau Tiiu Are id Ami a1 sin til affairs Ara teles.-. Large business concerns Ara gaping along As Best they May in in Hope that the future of the Island a in definitely cities. I he Grad in withdrawal of the american troops ii materially i rued the amount of loner in circulation. The Beetle flush unreal Prosperity which Many per it ii mistook for genuine prot scanty died out. There can lie no return a of Peritz in Luba until the Farra have been helped Lan k to their has of f ers i effect ii in try come Vav it Iii f the dec re Praet Dally a in the country wrought by War and i Lianes almost without big planters have Lieen the desolation vier still Collat ement. The Hie to do Only base Ball games. It la. K National Lea a tie Philadelphia. Sept. was a mystery yesterday and the game resulted in a Victory for Louisville. Bernhard was hit at opportune Titu. Attendance 3,. Score to Idaville. Id a 2 o an o 1�?6 pm lad Ethla .0 0 # o u 0 0 i a i batteries Philippi and Hart and Douglas i no and Smith. Washington sept. Id. The first game yesterday Nung. Its first Victory it the game was Cha act playing on both Stiles in the second game to old playing in the seven in. By be Ort i government Regar this protest with i it is Fiorin Ltd out Thileen Long Iii this a considerable Beal of the islands is and that this Toni i a Bing and Broad tween China c Jures these people. I financially. The chinese i couched in most i ohs terms but to in doubt is left As to the chinese gov in i order of general i it Theon Ile i dote Lei co 111 in ii the him get ii pc Otist n did Leat Ippi fact lie a to Iii?1 Oil la he in Hulk led Tith Wall Street excited. Ault i by in Cleveland Ith allowed Gam with dark 11. K. 4 12 2 5 s 3 i Al Ingual to capture the we try was called in account of Ness. Attendance Jim score first game k Washington .0 2 00 1 00 1 00 Cleveland .0 10 0 0 0 0 2 1 a batteries Mcgee and kit try Elk per and Sugden. Sec Ond game it. La. I Washington i 2 0 0 0 2 3 x 12 Cleveland .2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0-513 i batteries Doneen and Mcmanus Hugh eve and Sugden. Umpire do it r Baltimore. Set. Id. Until the eighth a a Ning of yesterdays contest Frt a with Superb support had the orioles shut out. Tim singles und a Brace of error tied the Beds score. In the ninth two singles and a Force hit gave Baltimore the game. I Iglus Nev tile in Blent there Mons w Ere Block w a Rill quote or i i i c l Ped v York. Is one Mark in Wall s were Ord in in ii i t Iii evidence s of Bonsai were the i Industry is. Speed i Market ame ii i a i my Ria i. Am offi Iii ii Lee i great this in sell on Ai Felling am intr bout to of Dis ire attendance. I. A. To Bondurant and judge John Shane i a a Awny. Des Moines la., sept. Is. A. To. Bondurant a leading citizen of Polk county founder of the town of Bondurant it be a today aged t ,7. Bulge John Shane formerly colonel of the thirteenth Bina regiment died Al a Inton today after a Bing illness. Democratic Headquarters. I. V a ii 11 v a it oui Iii it t a decides to make t Mingo a in k my enter. In Hie anti. Sept. Is. It Aas Day. At a meeting it the executive committee of the National democratic committee that Chicago should in the working Center of the committee Dur my the next presidential Campaign. J. G. Johnson of Kansas it was decided will have charge of flu work remain i Jug Here in Chaum of the headquarter s j a it office. All lamp Roosev Cit Iii Honor of Dewey. A. V. Y., Gatej get. 1>. Governor has is tied a proclamation selfing a mrs september 2d and a Quot As holidays to be observed throughout Iii stat As Days of general or a in Honor of the return of Dewey old Cirrus Man dead. New York. Sept. James m. Nixon. Once Well known As proprietor of a pm autor who through persistent j a travelling circus is dead in this City misled resign Tat ions and by mean of i aged by year another evidence of Progress during the year a said the Secretary a is found in the unusually Long list of warrant issued. In Hawaii Newfoundland. The Netherlands and Alaska new Charters have been asked for. Favourable report Are coming in from Culm. And a new Lodge is to be instituted at Buenos Ayres. Quot the number of foreign grand Holge re j i re be n Tat vet is increased to 139.�?� the Secretary gave the following summary of the condition of the order december >1. . Sovereign grand lodges i Independent grand lodges. Australia. Denmark. Germany Sweden Ami Switzerland subordinate grand Lodge 5 subordinate grand pm amp merits 55 subordinate lodges 11.70 subordinate . 2.641 Lodge member.-. i Encampment members. 123,267 re Ackah lodges. 5,071 members of Relie Kah lodges .513.13. The whole incr Jise in All branches of the order for the tear was 30,225. The report showed the Relief expend i Filiti by Lodge to be $3,126,050 Relief by encampments. $249,70 and by i a Hika h lodges. $47,140. Making a total of it 1,422,99. The total expenses of third Nate bulges figure $4,159,726. The Revenue of subordinate lodges amounted to $7,752.2x2 subordinate t n Ca ii i j Nuen . $570,762 Rehr Kah bldg. $443,343 total. $s.760,393. Total invested funds Aggregates i "5,241. Batteries frisk Ami Smith in Milr Boston. Sept. Id score h. .2 000061 1 0�? .0000000 2 in into Pelt m g Snyder a my m Hilton fairly do inor Aii a heavy Cove died this sifter Vanreed with Nim again a e Ami Ruth mis from to a a Iii a were the and but Arr min lid h Vig id the so i. Little toward the rehabilitation of their properties. They have As yet Beer unable to obtain Tunney with Vav High to resume operations Money will not in forthcoming until the political condition a settled. Hie i Gar and Tolar to growers favor annexation As a Busine Quot measure. Free Trad with the i Iii Ted Stutes would get pc jut us Well. Cuban it Olit Ici a and Toffic ekers want ii a in Udene. Am Dietho of giving them office would satisfy them the bulk of the people want Only a Chance to Rara a living. Anything other than Spanish Rule will snit them. one who denounces the cubans s a dirty Lazy worthies people is guilty of slander. Any one who a Ert that the cuban will not sulk speak without knowledge of the subject. Cubans come to our Relief forms Iii to beg for a Days work. Not Ane has yet come to beg for too i. Our Eclief farms a giving support wholly or in part to about 75 persons of whom about 600 Are dependent woman u d children. A e have workers in our Field win should be to the Hospital. Some of them have insisted on work Tig until they dropped in their track through sheer j. A ii to alter a till k 2 a a 2 j 7 i in nit y Barr. Nil Pittsburg Pili even yesterday. Lew a it it into it i air in Tho ninth inning of the first game and allowed to set Ere four Rizir i Kiel win. In the second Boston or a vib it Flor from the in it a in the St it it not to and Chesbro was Alm it St of it any. Willis kept Imhuf Jurg a hits Well s. Pattern. The j Seemol game was called on account of darkness. Attendance 2, 00. Set Uret Rel game Lull. I Boston �?~1 10201 0-5 i o Pittsburg. 0 i 0000 i i 7 la 2 batteries Lew is Ami Sullivan Gray and i Soh River. J second Gam ii la k la stun ."12010 a ill la 3 Pii 1 a in j j i i o i 0 a til 2 batteries avs arb is ii for i Ches Liro and in we Maii. Umpir in Dav i i i i met Donald Brooklyn. Set. Id the by a Lead of x to 3 up to the ave yesterday when the chicag o Kennedy out of the Box and the Lead in the eighth and an out tied the half. Then the game w am a 2.< is it Ore it. In e. Chicago .2 0 00 1 0 4 3�?10 11 Brooklyn .4 o 2 2 0 0 0 2�?10 13 batteries Griffith and Cha Nee a or by Dunn and Mcguire. Umpires i Jham Ami Connolly. A standing a a die i into. Alger out of the race. Liitt Mich o Bay to senatorial it unrest. Detroit sept. Id Alger t Miry Govi out j by himself to a ii in tit Arthir in which in Ann reas his of a personal a tur4 a the a decided n dilate fat a the United us i let k i miso ounce nil by or to rates la in by by Ainne Rev. T. J. Flip i j at k Black. I Stei Bra All the i by d Jill inti if to bombardment of Stubig. It # i Law in tar Matioli Ila a cd e de a i n in Ter la i in k ii lid i to Elias Hatfield convicted. Tin to of a desperate Southern clan bound guilty it it of murder. A ill to to on Avau. Sept. Is Hgt Hatfield win on july 5 murdered ii i kills was found guilty of murder in the second degree. J he jury reached this Venin t aft a Deb be rut my More than twelve hours. The Peel grand v a returned indictments ugh int a n in Ber of the Hatfield clan two of Wail Fai for complicity in the murder of la. I kill i hey will the Given a it it Eedy trial Here. A us if acquitted will let t railed Over to the Kentucky authorities to answer to murder. Hatfield s -eiitcim1 will not is less Ihan ave nor More than Twenty years Ira prison ment. The til All pm and Rev big Ive. The 37, its All right to Tell a Man that ii carries his age Well but Dou t try it pm a woman. Klym had nth inning hammered then Bick a single a triple a re in Brooklyn. Called. Attend i that Lam Ltd him jul la to a it to i in played. A on. I out. Per it. Brooklyn. Philadelphia .127 90 39 Quot til Sci 4d cd Bouton. In a 51 till Baltimore. Is 75 53 St Louis Isi 75 59 Situ incl in to. .133 73 tit 54d 511 Chicago. .131 7 tit Pittsburg a la 04 ti9 Jwj . .132 �1 to ply new York a .127 53 74 417 Washington. I 4d is 377 Cleveland. .139 to 119 144 3ii in Lcy to Washington s ret Ary Allen say information front son ies pc Ting tiniest of Subi a i that the in us it. Arc if Icia he surprised if Admiral ired to a Irive them tilt t in order to consider the do the my int i site a a it lion. Because of its adm ral defences. Admiral do j he Battle of May i. Sent Aud Concord to reconnoitre the Bay a thorough Caroli a Ilia but tic Spanish Fly to in a there though a a to a Jitter we it is of of 1 Iii the j i to Arsenal show i that it a Adit a i of to jobs intention to meet the american Fleet Iii waterway. Tiler i a Tow ii at the Etc Tward Fin of to Bay. According to a to official Puiu iia of the War department port sub has Grande Island at its Entrance to trial of York. S a a i hip. new painted p trip. Vav Mart be its in v a rate the sept. Is. Kent ack v the i it tin r la build i take a 19? second operation performed Anion Phelps Toke Iii a t Rifle i 011 1 it Moi. Pittsfield a. Be fit. a second Nof Stratioti a recently performed on i a lie it Stokes who was Hurt in i a i i Accident the Iii bile of a g a on his Lenox a rate and i oat a limb As the result of i injuries. The amputation a sue is Ful. And nut i a nth or. Stoke i. Been getting on Well. In in wound h waver did nut heat As readily of was the get Neces vat i i Sun i me a i i second of i ratio was it a forme Ltd. No one is a1 Lowed to it Xii Stoke except or it of -. Who a been almost constant in ii a a Bice Sui e the Accident occurred. A Jound. He enmity Between Gtna tora nah Raud it it Thinger of new he trip a. A by i dispute regard a appoint evil a Illume a in a out. Buffalo. A it. A Farn a Ai a pedal ays Aln to the entire Busine return of the Village was burned to

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