The Anaconda standard

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A 8chooner Sunk.

Buffalo. N. Y., Sept. 4.-A. Goodrich,

Ont., special says: The schooner Lisgar

of Toronto has been lost about 60 mllt,

from here. She was in tow of the steam

er Clinton, loaded with coal from Buf

falo. It is feared all the crew were lost.

Incendiary Fire.

Port Au Prince, Sept. 4.-An incendiary

fire in the Rue Republlca to-day resulted

in the destruction of 20 buildings. Two

members of the fir, department were in

jured in combatting the flames.

FIGHT IS WAXING WARM

Fierce Struggle for Commander

in-Chief.

THREE MEN ARE AFTER IT

Colonel Shaw of Watertown, New York.

Appears to Be in the Lead--amp

James A. Sexton Por

mally Opened.

Philadelphia, Sept. 4.-With the ar

rival to-day of Acting Commander-in

Chief Johnston the thirty-third national

encampment of the Grand Army of the

Republic was formally inaugurated.

Colonel Johnston was accompanied by

the posts of Cincinnati and several

bands of music. Every incoming traln

is bringing its quota of visitors, and the

streets are thronged.

President McKinley and party arrived

here at 9 o'clock to-night after a four

hours' run from Washington. The

presidential party was met at the rail

road station by Mayor Ashbridge, Gen.

Louis Wagner, chairman of the execu

tive, and a number of other city offi

cials.

The station was thronged and a cor

don of policemen was necessary to

keep the crowds back as the visitors

made their way from the trains to th^

carriages. President McKinley walked

with uncovered head from the train

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The Anaconda standard. (1899). Anaconda, Mont., 1899-09-05. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84036012/1899-09-05/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Anaconda standard, 1899-09-05.