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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-21

U. NJ. Hervey: Valley Grove. II. Bow
man: Roney'B Point. George Epplesi
Bellton, John Grow, the vacancy IN TINS
cnBc having been caused by reslEna-
tlOn; Adnllne, ]. N. II. Riggs: Mead
Vile, Tyler county, w. A. Il, Smlthi
Paden's Valley, Miss Annie Stephens;
F1atWoOd. =. /. Curry. In the PadenS
Valley case the party originally ap-
aSS.T ;lSI ,;pdSS. TI i.
s1s5SSeT Y - S:sofffa.>'.
stood a relative was appointed in his
stead. While Captain poVener y VIII
ing there should be n four-yehr tenure
for each Democratic incumbent, no does
not believe In duplication az means OF
holding over, and he has asked Tor
change in that Ofiice. Captain DoYener
has also decided to recommend ]. j.
Flanagan for appointment as postma,H-
ter at Salem upon the expiration o. the
commission OF the present incumbent,
Nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-21

WASHINGTON, D. C., April @.-Sec-
retarY Alger was to-day handed the
following telegram by It's recipient:
PEAIBINA, N. D., April 20.
Hon. P. Hnnsbrough, Washington.
The storm OF yesterday in connection
with the flood has left over two hum
dred people destitute along the Red rlv-
er In this county. Aid Is needed at
once. Can anything be done. Local
committee is unable TO render SUFFICIENT
(signed.> JuDsoN LA%oURE.
This news came as a surprise to the
war department officials. The officer
who had been sent 20 the Red river
country has returned, reporting that
there was no call for government aid.
As the department has no agent In that
section It will communicate directly
with the mayor of Pembiba and prob
ably authorize him TO extend aid to the
destitute.
The following report came to-day
from the Inspecting officer at New Or
leans: 'I have had interviews with par
ties represented TO me as Responsible,
who report that three hundred and saw
entY-two persons, including men, wo-
men and children, are destitute from
the overflow In the vicinity OF Ne5tor,
on the left bank below tho organisad
leYee district and have practically been
In that condition for several weeks. Il
Is recommended chat rations be ship
ped to them for three weeks.
The department has already adopted
this suggestion.
In view Of representations by the
army officer at Vicksburg that he ig
obliged to pay $3.50 per day for a RELIEF
boat, General Wilson. chief OF engineers
has directed Major stlckney, the engi-
neer in charge at st. Louis, TO put IN
commission at once two OF the steam
ers belonging to his department, the
Golden Gate and the Alert, and 9end
them to Vloksburg for the use OF bieu'
tenant Crowley. one Is wanted for the
distribution OF relief on the mississippi
between VIcksburg and GreenVtlle anu
the other is to work along the Yasoo
and Sunfiower rivers and their trtou:
taries. As Lieutenant Crowley asked
for assistance, General Merritt at New
York, has been instructed to detail an
ohlcer from Fort Thomas, KY, ana
Jackson Barracks, La, for the purpose
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Special Dispatch TO the lntelllgcnccr.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, April 90
The state board OF health met here to-
dAv TO examine applicants who want
authority to practice medicine. The
hoard Is composed Of DR.. p. w. Ewing,
OF Charleston. president; DR.. w. d. Bn-
ker. OF Martlnsburg, secretary; Drs.
Tate EnRl0W, Barbec. Wilkinson. and
Heard. with DR.. Lownshury, OF the
homeopathic school, and Or. ]. Il. Wal
ker. eclectic. who were called In To
examine those In their respective
schools. There are forty-One applicants
Tor examination, each OF whom pays an
examination fee OF ten dollars. The
hoard will be In session three or four
dnys TO complete all the examinations
after which the results VIII be an-
ununCed
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DRoWNINGs REPORTED
In nthsLOuIsiana LOwIands-RsseaoW Worh
Carefully Pursued.

In the Loul8tana LoNVlAhuS-EAosS0OW WOE1
Carefully PurSued.
JACKSON. Miss. April 2o.-A special
20 The Associated Press from Vlcks-
burg. says: News Of the deplOrabls sit-
uatlon In the country back Of Coon's
Landing, La, where people we're re-
ported drowning In a region inaccess-
ible to by steamers, reached here early
this morning and Major Willard was At
once notified. He took In the situation
with the utmost energy and three
hours later the United States steamer
Vedette with an increased crew and Q
dozen or more skins left for the scene
OF disaster. Captain Decker With the
steamer Florence, arrived at 6 a, M,
and confirmed the report which he him
self had sent The back country, where
the need Is so great, is very low and .
being flooded by the Blggs erevasse. It
Is about forty miles from Vieksburg.
The Florence came in loaded with
fugltlves. She and the Meigs have been
placed at Lieutenant Crowley's disposal
to carry supplies.
The crevasse reported opposite Rod
ney and at Coon's Landing are uncon"
armed
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rnrl,Adv.nelnrto % Larl..a.

Headquarters Of the Turkish army In
Thcssaly, LARIssA. April 2O,--'rhC
mayor or Iarlssa has issued a proclama-
ton calling upon all citizens 10 arm
themselves in defence OF the country.
Every step possible is being taken 10 de-
fond thIa place ngnlnst tho Turks, which
nre reported 20 have captured Tyrnavo,
ten miles from here ana 10 be pushing ON
To Iarlssa. The minister OF the lnteror
has issued orders 10 the projects
throughout the country calling upon
them 20 summon an citizens TO arma In
defence of Greece now Invaded by The
Turks. II ls reported that the Greeks
captured 200 Turkish prisoners at VlglOn,
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ANEaIcAN sAlLoRs
ImPri,oasd in Cuba SEEK indemnify from
Spain.

WASHINGTON, April 2o.--secretary
sherman sent to the senate to-day tho
correspondence in the case Of two
American sailors, Gustave Richelleu. Of
Boston and August Bolton, who asked
OF Spain 10000 indemnity each on ac-
weeks at Santiago de Cuba. The sail.
oFs claimed that they were EhIpwrecked
on the coast Of Cuba February 16, 1894.
After three weeks they were released,
one having contracted rheumatism.
the other yellow fever. Spain has
twice retused 70 pQy Indemnity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-21
GREEK REPORTS
Show TurkI,h RsvsrssS-I,oS'sS Heavy ON
both Sides.

snow ufklhh lteTeTatb-AiolNtA AtuNy "h
both Sides.
ATHENS. April 2O.--Fightlng between
The Greeks and Turks was resumed this
morning at Revcnl, not far from Tyrnl-
yo.. northwest Of Larlssa. The Turks
arc attacking In stIIl greater force than
yesterday. hut the Greeks are mnklng a
stubborn resistance.
There was renewed fighting between
Che Turks and Greeks In the Mllouna
Pass yesterday. and Il was Of the most
severe description. The firing ceased nt
o'clock yesterday evening. The total
Crock loss In the various engagements
IN 'he pass Is estimated here ut 1000 XIII
"l ana wounded over 200 wounded SOL
I.ars and officers OF the Greek army have
oniynd NJ LlrIssa. Tyrnavo and Volo.
The Losses Of the Turks are declared 90
D. much greater than those OF the
Greeks.
Prince Coaatautlnc has returned 10 La
f7l from Gritzoyali. where he witnesa-
% HDme severe hghtlng The Greek re-
sfrfe 40 that place was due a. the TACT
mat General MnstrOpag who Is In com
Whnl VI the Greek artillery, mlsundar-
STOOD Prince Constantlnes orders and
oid1tal a retreat Of the Greek forces.
The Turks thereupon advanced and soon
occupied GriiZovlil. purmlnE the re-
treating Greeks. killing a few and
WIundiHg 200 ~ them.
Gen. MnHirOpnFs brigade later rallied
nhl made a stand. In the meantime
Prince Constantine hurried reinforce
mFnis forward TO the assistance ~ Gen.
M1Tir0pns and Gen. SmOlenitZ. formerly
creek minister Of war. succeeded In forc-
.Nf iho enemy back Prince Constantine
A" severely ccnsured Den, Maairopna for
hf bIundcr.
dispatch from Cairo, Egypt snyR
mat az the request Of the Turkish gov
eminent the Egyptian government has
handed the Greek diplomatic agent, 81. j..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-21

OMAHA, Neb., April 2O.--Party lines
were not sharply drawn, but a semblage
OF politics was given the election today
by the fusion OF Democrats, Popullsts
and Free silver Republicans against the
Republican nominees. Al midnight It
was apparent that Frank Il. Moores. Re-
publican. g. elected mayor over E, D,
Howell, fusion, by lcSs than zoo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-21

CHICAGO. April 90 Municipal elect
tlons were held throughout Illinois to-
day. Reports received up to II o'clock
to.plrht indicate that party lines were
noi sharply drawn Strcator, Centralln.
pnniinr bloomington. Joliet Decatur,
Lemont, elected Republican mayors, ma
In Freeport. Knnkaltce, Lltchhcld Jack
sonvlile and Peoria, tho Democratic
mayorally ticket was victorious
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-21

ST. LOUIS, April 2o.-The Mississippi
river 10 rising above st. Louis and the
Missouri is also showing a higher stage.
At Hannibal, where the river shows q
rise OF O,4 feet. Pearl island Is again
submerged, and Bay island is alSo un-
der water. The track OF the st. Louis,
Keokuk & Northwest railroad Is under
water to the depth OF two or three
inches in some places, above Canton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-21

WASHINGTON. April sO-The preS-
ence on the floor of the senate to-day of
tho members OF the Republican sub
committee Of the senate finance commit
tee, which IL engaged in preparing the
tariff bill, was made the basis of much
speculation.
The committee 10 approaching the end
of Its labors and various senators VIII"
ore making persistent demands for
changes were called upon with view to
arriving at an understanding. Among
the problems which are yet unsettled are
those relating 10 sugar, lead ore ana
wool Some senators have manifested
disposition to hold out persistently for
certain notifications OF the schedules re-
ferring 10 these and other articles. The
members OF the committee, while not IN
dlcating their own position or that OF the
committee, have thought Il well 20 tax
these matters over with the complaining
senators.
Members OF the committee told their
colleagues that many reductions have
been made from beginning 10 end OF the
bIll because Of a belief on the part OF the
committee that some OF the house rates
would be prohibltlve. They have listen
ed patiently TO advocates OF Increases
hut have granted few OF the requests,
one OF the members said to-day that the
bIll would be a revenue bin and not q
p6hibltive bill. The committee practi-
cally has agreed upon modification OF
the retroactive clause OF the DIngley blu
which Il Is hoped. viii be satisfactory TO
the opponents OF the house proviSlon'
The wool men are still pressing for radl.
cal changes The woOl-growers are not
satisfied with the rates of the Mantle
amendment, but want n complete change
OF Classification and still Insist that no
wools shall be admitted for less than
slrht cents u pound. While some
changes are probable in this schedule, u
is quite certain that these demands VIII
nnt be entirely met.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-21

NEW ORLEANS, April 2o.--The river
Is ls.s feet above low water mark this
morning and the feeling OF uneasiness
has nowhere subsided.
Many armed men patrol the levees az
oIrht. TO prevent the other fellows from
cutting them. With three breaks In
Louisiana added to those Of Mississippi
the situation should be somewhat re-
lIeved for the rest OF the section. but
the crest OF the flood wave has been
lost somewhere and fear Will not allay
until gauges show a drop OF at least
turn fiat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-21

LONDON, April 20 lon good authorl-
ty the Associated Press Ia Informed TINT
the war between Greece and Turkey
VIII not affect the situation In Crete.
The powers have guaranteed the safe,
~ OF the Mussulman population there
VIII continue their Efforts TO pncify the
island and endOw Il with autonomy The
oTelaIs OF the Turkish embassy here
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-21

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer'
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 20
West Virginia inventors have received
patents as follows: James W. Morgan
Elkhorn, lamp Indicator; Peter Boyd,
assignee TO Riverside Iron MoLks,
wheeling. apparatus for manufacturing
angular pipe; William II. Croper, Wells
burg, has obtained patent for q DE-
Elrn OF q bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-21

Captain Dovsntr Recommends a NHmbsr
Of New POAtmaHiers.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April %. Rep
rcsentatlvc Dovenor called at The post
ONCE department to-day ana filed q rec
ommendation Tor nm appointment OF a
postmaster at each or the following
offices In his district, the commission
In every cnBc having expired by limita-
iIon or IN about 10 expire:
Potomac, L. McCammon; Middle
bourne, c, S, Stcaley. West Liberty,
Margaret j. Dunlap; West Union, A. A.
Bee; Littleton, A. n. Grow: Trladelphln,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-21
TURKS ARTILLERY
Have Given Them the Advantage
Over Their Foes.
THE FIGHT AT MAL0UNA PASS
Decided by the Pre- clslOn of the
Turkish Gunners.
A STRONG RESISTANCE MADE

3, tn. Doughty Greeks, and Th.lr ValOr
|, coamsndabIs-eFssks Capture Ana
Rurn DamaSi-GrOsk Nilnl'tSr LsAvsa
con,lantlnoPlS-TuTkS Made SsvSA AS
,.al,. ON Revert, and were RsPHi''d in
Each Instance ne Turks Sh'lllnE
TyruAvo,
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NATCHEZ. April GA tale Of woe
comes from Bayou Videl, in the lower
portion OF Madison parish. Thomas
BlacKman. his wife and infant are
known to have been drowned and Mr..
II. II. Kclls came near losing his lite
in attempting TO save them. II II BE-
lIeved others have perishGd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-21
THE RIGHT MAN.
The Suspected Murdsrsr Of Cashier Stick.
ney COnfebaCH.

ney COnfebaGh.
MONTREAL, April 2o.-7Joseph E.
Kelly, suspected of the murder Of JOS
eph A. Stlckney, cashier Of the Great
Falls National Bank, Somersworth, N.
H.. was captured here last night.
When Kelly arose this morning he
sent for Chief Carpenter and made a
confession to him to the e1ect that he
alone committed the murder and that
ne had hidden the remainder OF the
money at ST. Clet. which Is not far from
st. Justine de Newton, The chief then
decided to go and find the money and
started on with his prisoner and his
cnmpnnions for The curly train.
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po.,nnTt,r Appointsd.

Special Dispatch to tho Intslllgsneer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2o.-J.
w. Taylor wns to-day appointed post
master at Big Springs, Calhoun county.
Senator Elklns left for PhilAdelphla
to-day to be absent until the latter part
NJ tho NVppk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-21

Special Dispatch to the IntelllEenceF.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 2o,-
West Virginia applicants for pensions
have received certificates as follows:
Original Widows, Mary Brown, Mar
tInsburg: Annie s. Hartman, King
wood; Nancy ]. Ward. Pocahontas
rounttr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-21

believe that tho Greeks VIII make no
great stand until the Turks reach
LlTissR where the main battle, II II
thought, viii be fought. This seoms
probable as Prince COnstantin has left
TyrnRvo for I.Rrlssa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-21
GOVERNMENT AID
Requested for Flood Sufferers IN
North Dakota.
~ s.,z 70 Ss.,3sss W. Nc; FLOOD

May - Further Increased by RspoFtsa
Riso In the aII'SOuri-DroWnlnEs Re-
ported aS = Result Orths BlEES crsvassa.
BltaatiOn sun VSry Gravo-GOvsrnmSh
Boas DotaiIsd for Relief and Rescue
WOrk-MuSh Ds.tItutiOn Reported.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-21
THE new TARIFF.
A General Reduction will Mark
the sennte's Action.
SUGAR. LEAD ORE AND TG6s

SulI Claim tn. Attention Of fthS senate Fl
nance cOmmlutso-.A Mobilization Of The
RSGoastivs Clause Practically Decided
Upon-sonGIOr dOrEan's Cuban Ro'Oiu-
ton In the ssnAts-AErieuiturSl Bill
Pa.sod-Flrut District POutmAst'rs Rec
ommsndsd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-21
m.nih.r Fnrrrn,t fnr To-day

For West Virginia. fair, followed by in-
crcaHIng cloudincss and showers Wedneas
dAy night: warmer southerly winds.
or: variable winds, becoming brisk SOUTH
Tor ohio, fair. followed by increasing
clnudlness with showers In western pors
ton: warmer: brisk southerly Winus'
Hn..t ft,.v,usr,tmre
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-21

Tho temperature yesterday rs observed
by G, Schncpt, druggist. corner Market
and Fourteenth streets. was as tolloWl;
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WASHINGTON. D. c., April 2O-seo-
retarY Alger was to-day handed the
following telegram by It's recipient;
PEAIBINA. N, D., April 20,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-21

MILCUNA PASS. Anil 2O.-tEyen.
iagJ.-The Turks have Just commenced
20 she'll the town OF Tyrnavo. All the
roJil leading to Larissa nre crowded
"ith tugttives, shouting Reserves,
don't try conclusions with the Turks"
Tho Greci; villages in the plain arc
completely deserted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-01
From a Spanish Yiew.

Havana, Aug. S1-General Lineraeres,
in the province of Santiago &c Cuba,
has been engaged with an insurgent
force, They lost two men and the
troops lost IL men killed, including two
captains. The horse of General Liner
acres was struck by two bullets and
killed.
a Spanish column consisting of 1000
men of all arms under the command of
General Luque and Colonel Sotornayer,
recently left Holduin, province of San
tiago de Cuba, with the intention of
attacking AN insurgent force which oc-
cupied strongly fortified position at
Sabana de Becorro. The troops camped
nine miles from the enemy's position
without being observed, and during the
night the Spanish commander ordered
two guerrilla companies and three COM
panieS of Spanish infantry to surprise
the enemy. The Spanish forces ap-
preached close to the insurgent camp
and then rushed upon it, under q heavy
fire. from two sides, and captured it.
The insurgents were completely taken
by surprise and fed in disorder with the
loss of 60 men killed, according to the
official report, and carried away their
wounded.
The insurgent general, Estrade, is
said to have been wounded in both legs.
The troops lost IA men killed and had
so wounded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-01
DE LoME's COMPLAINT.
Says Americans Are Aiding the
Cause Of Cuba.

Washington, Aug. 31.-Complaints
made by Minister De LONE, coupled
with reports by government officers and
neWspa pers, indicate that Cuban SYM
pathiZers in this country are making
desperate efforts to aid the struggling
insurgents with war materials and men
when the dry season again begins. Sew
eral f1libustering expeditions are known
to be under way, and one, the Fearless,
with men and ammunition, has success
fully eluded the vigilance Of the Span
ish officers and American gunboa IS,
and is now on her way from Tampa,
Fla, for the Cuban coast Her de-
parture was confirmed by dispatch
received at the navy department from
the commanding officer Of the Helena
Two other expeditions. the Dauntless
and Dora Briggs, are under surveillance
by the gunboat Wilmington and a rev
enue cutter on the east coast of Florida.
Although the CubanS interested In get
ting the Fearless expedition under way
openly boosted Of their purpose, little
credence was given their statement,
either by the Spanish or United States
officials The statement that the ex-
petition would leave FROM the southern
coast seems to have been considered as
only q. blind, and caused the authori-
ties to neglect that portion Of the
Florida coast and increase their vigil
lance on the eastern side.
While no additional instructions are
contemplated by the officials in the
matter of f1libustering, it is evidently
the intention Of the authorities to do
tons of the neutrality laws.
The naval patrol in Florida waters is
shortly to be increased by the gunboat
AnnaDOIiS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-01
new REGISTRATION AGENTS,
COUNTY ATTORNEY SAYS THEY
MUST BE APPOINTED,
The Law Under Which the Old
Agents Were Appointed Is Abso-
lutely Repealed-Duty of the
County Commissioner to Appoint

County Attorney Van Colt has de-
cided to reaffirm the opinion delivered
from his Office by Deputy Putnam
tenure of office of registration agents
appointed by the old board of county
commissioners. The opinion not hay
ing heretofore been published, the sub
stance of it may be of interest if again
referred to. 1t reads:
We are of the opinion that by the
election law passed by the late legis-
latuTe, chapter 126, page 37S of the laws
Of 1897. under which registration agents
were appointed last year, is absolutely
repealed and therefore the authority
of the registration agents appointed
hereunder has ceased and they are nc
longer entitled to act The election law
of 1897, on pages 167 and III. provides
for the appointment by the board OF
county commissioners, at a. meeting
held nearest to the first day of Jun
preceding the next general election of
registration agents, who shall hold Of
fee for the term of two years, and, as
this law provides for the regisf ering o.
voters prior 10 municipal elections, and
specifies duties to be reformed by reg
istration agents in this behalf, We ar
of the opinion that this section should
be given such a construction as to pr
vide for the appointment of registra-
ton agents for this year prior to til,
municipal election. We are, therefore
of the opinion that it is the duty Of tn,
county commissioners to make such ap-
pointments for the election district
within Salt Lake City and Sandy"
As stated in yesterdays Herald, the
county attorneys advice Will COVE
in the matter and at next NTordaE-
meeting of the county commissioners
an entire new set of registration agents
will be appointed for this city O.
Sandy. and out of the 81 all but thrs
will be Democrats
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-01
Washington. Aug. a1.-Consul General


Washington. Aug. g. Consul General
Lees investigation into the circum-
stances attending the arrest of the
young Cuban girl, Eyangelina Cossio
Cisneros. have resulted in sweeping
away great deal of the romance that
attached to her case. He cabled the
state department today from Havana
that ple girl IS not the niece Of Marquis
Santa Lucia as has been proclaimed.
but is the daughter of a poor and re-
spectacle Cuban named Auguatin Cos
sio. Her mothers name being Cisneros,
was added to her according to the
Spanish custom, making her name
EvangeIina Cossio Cisneros. More
over, General Lee reports that this girl
is not an only daughter, nor has she
been raised in wealth and luxury, but
is one of five or six children.