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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-12-16

There Is quite difference between bonds
and v~agabonds. "a a. ~. Bulletin,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27

LIE Capitaine Georges G. Lam
bert,avooat de ST. Paul ct beige DO
rhyme, a d6ja reeu plusieurs men
lions honorables dams les jour-
naux de Minneapolis q cause de Ia
part active quill a prise dams la
reorganization de la milice de re-
tat.
On a attaqu6 la constltutionalite
de son code militaire. ct lsfaire
port6e en- Cour Supreme a demon
ire que notre jeune officer await
frapp6 juste, dams les questions
%6pineuses qul y furent soulev6es
ct, .discut6es.
En- r6pons" 3 la question con.
cernant le status des membres de
la garde national qui 80 sont enro-
les sous lie drapeau des Etsus. Unis,
le Oapitaine Lambert assure qu'ils
sont encore membres de la Garde,
mails en- congo; que dependant lie
Gouverneur poss6de lie pouvoir de
les cong6dier; ce gull ma pas fait.
Nous f6licitons Ie jeune capital.
ne du zels ct de l'habillt6 quill q
montr6s dams les affaires milital.
res de pEtat ct nous n'avons au-
Gun doute que 81 l'artillerie est ap.
pelee q Cuba, il saura montrer
quill est ausei brave que d6You6
ct intelligent.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27

New-B edford, % M. F. E.. Cote
a reeu mard1 une lettre de son fls
Adelard, engage dams le service
regulier il y a deux ans ct actuel.
lement an camp de Mobile.
LIE jeune Cote dit que les sol.
OATS attendent les ordres de partiz
dun jour q lautre pour aller Sc
]o1ndre q l'arm6e de Gomez sur
File de Cuba
"Oomme nous serons sans doute
appeIes les premiers, dit-il, o'est
Ebien la derniere fois que je vous
ecris avant d'aller faire le coup de
feu contre les Espagnols.
Nous sommes habitu6s aux
grandes chaleurs ct le soleil nous
fait peu de chose, Tous les "boys''
sont en- bonnie sant6, notre service
est plus r6gulier at. plus severe
que jamais, nos heares ~d'exercise
sont aussi plus. tongues qua For
d1na1re, sans doute pour nous ha-
bituer aux fatigues de- la oampa-
gne active.
Nous avons hate den fnir avec
ces satsn6s Espsgnols ct nous leur
promotions la soupe .chaude 81
nous pouyons avoir la chance de
les rencontrer. Nous sommes plu
sleurs Oanadiens dams notre r6gi-
meat ct nous ne serOns pas les
derniers q l'sction.
"Au revoir, des antilles d tons.
Votre enfant, etc.,
Adelard Cot6."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27

Tn ]eune Oanadien-francais,
nouvellement arrive an mllieu de
nous, a Gu l'autre soir, une aven-
turs don't il SO rappelera long
temps.
Etant ale p6daler a St-Paul, il
s',st W appr6hend6 ga oollet ct
conduit al poste de police, Cd il
lui a faIlu d6bourser an billet de
ciDq aim de recouvrer so llbert6.
lie lendemain il a comparu de.
want le Jnge Orr, qui, apres lui
avoir dome une bonnie semonoe
rsoquitta.
1T tout celia provenait de co quill
n'avait III lsmpe nj clochette sur
ga bioyolette, tel que pr6vu par
une ordonnance munioipale. A pre-
sent, il est eclalre!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27

LIZ question
Alliance dune alliance
anglo saxone,
Anglo-Saxone sgite beaucoup
les esprits dams
le monde enter. L'hor. Jos Cham
berlain, suivant les traces de Lord
Salisbury, Premier de rempire
britannique, Went lie prononcer 4
Birmingham, I'm. disooursl qni q
fait sensation; non settlement ioi
mails. surtout en- Europe cd lie SEN
tlment. populaire est a6oid6ment
oontre les Etats- Unjs,
Opux-ci mont plus la r6pugnan-
ce d'autre fois, contre cette allan
oe, surtout au milieu dune guerre
qui menace de ee compllquer, par
Intervention europ6enne. De son
cots, HAngleterre est c~ontente de
SO trouver une alice, apres avoir
constat6 ga splendid isolation de
Fan dernier.
I'll y a ID, dit NJ. Chamberlain,
tune nation p~uissante ct gen6reu
"se, qui parle notre langue, qui est
tissue de notre race, ct qui q des
s'1nt6rets semblables aux notres.
sJ'irai aesez loin pour dire. que,
"quelque terrible que soft la guer-
're, la guerre meme ne sers1t pas
''pay6e cher 81, dams uns grande ct
''noble cause, le drapeau 6toll6 ct
'le drapeau britannique deva1ent
'fotter ensemble au.dessus, dune
''alliance anglo-saxone." - Cap
plaudissements.)
"O'est Pun des resultats les plus
"satlsfaisants de la politique de
''lord Salisbury que ces deux gran
"des nations Sc complement pre-
''sentement mieux qu'elles ne SO
sont jamais comprises. depuis
''plas dun steele qu'elles ont 6t6
''s6psr6es par suite dune m6prlse
"du gouvernement anglsis."
Une telle alliance sera-t-elle
conclue? nous %l'ignorons ct nous
ny oroyons pas trop, mails ellie
aurait pour efet de bonner du fl
3 rstordre aux dlp;omates euro
poems dams la question d'orlent
maintenRnt que pEmpire chinois
menace de orouler sous les coups
redoubl6s de ses %puissants voisins.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27

M. G.. Vekeman, un ecrlvain
beige qul a redige plusieurs jour-
naux du Canada, depuis quinze GU
seize ans, Went d'entrer a la re-
daction de la Tribune, de Woon-
socket, r. /.
NJ. Vekeman publiait depuis
quelque temps, 3 Montreal, une
feuilie hebdomadalre ]ntitulee: Ia
Cloche du D1mQnche.
Nous souhaltons q M. Vekeman
la plus cordiale bienvenue dams la
phalsnge des journallstes franco
Rm6ricains.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27

L'ECHo Went de 1eoevoir une
]ettre do Joseph Thomas Anger,
musicien du "3rd q. s. Infantry,
autrefols stationn6 au Fort Smell
ling ct maintenant a Mobile, Ala.
La lettre, trop Tongue pour etre
publi6e in extenso, est remplie de
sc ntiments patrlotlques. II DIT que
l'arm6e est sur IN bled solide ct
peut defer l'ennemi ct le plus TOT
lie mieux CO sera pour combler
leurs yOeux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27
MINNEAPOLIS, 27 Mai 1898
L'EoHo DR L'OUBsT nest pas respon
s.ble des idees ct opinions dmises par
PCS correspondents.
Toutes correspondanoes doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re Responsible.

Nous apprenons avec plsisir que
notre %confrArs de "pEsp6rRnce" de
Central Falls, NJ. j. M. Authler,
Went d'etre non me q la charge de
consul des Etats- Unis, q Saint
Hyaointhe.
M. Author prendra possession
de aon nouyeau poste lie Is JUN.
Toutes nos mellleures f6llolta-
tiops 3 rheureux titulaire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27

Les ohapeaux en- teutre blanc,
derniere nouveaut6 do Ia saison &c
quiz faur pour 10 lac. lis sont re-
ACKNOWLEDGMENT port9s dams pEst.
Nous les montrons dane une vari5-
rs de style. DEMANDED q la volr.
The Plymouth.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27

Refers ct blou.es msgnifiques
gsrnis, pour enfants DE- 4 q IA aus,
an prix de Vente de dem6nege-
ment, 4 la Plymouth Clothing
House.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27

LesCasc6rets stimulent le foie, les ron
gnons ct les intestins. Ne rend jamais
malade, nj n'aHaiblit ct sans douleur..' 1oc
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27
REVUE De LA SEM AINE

Rien de bien nouveau oette Sc
maine. LIE gouvernement est en-
possession des ljgnes telegraph.
ques ct ION annonoe gull va inter-
dire aux egences de nouvelles la
presence dc leurs bateaux dams les
differences esoadres am6ricaines.
Les cables sous-marins sont
presque tous coupes q l'entour de
Cuba de sorte qu'avant longtempe
les espsgnols ne pourront plus
commun1quer avec la mere patrie.
W.
Ii est neanmojns av6r6 que 70.
Region a mouill6 a Jupiter. Floride
ayec les deux bateaux qui l'accom-
pagnaient. lis won't grossir Ia fot-
te de rAm1ral Ssmpson lequel a
msintenant sous ses ordres dams
les differences escadres s~oixante
yaiss.aux de toutes designations
ct de toutes dimensions.
x*
L'Amiral espegnol Cervera a
fait escale a Santiago de Cuba ct,
81 Ron en- croft. la rumeur, IL est en-
ferm6 dams lie port de cette vile
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27
DULUTH

M. Eudor NORM, Marchand d
commission de cette vile, 6tait 4
Two Harbors Minnesota le Is
courant.
~
Notre brave Oanadlen M. Vic
tor Tetu qui 6tait au Clamp Ram
sey'' a-St-P aul Mimi, ct qul s'etait
enr0l6 dams la mlllce nous est arri
We la semaine derniere. M. Tetu
6tait un peu d6sapolnt6 de ne pou.
voir so rendre dams le Sud avec
les volontaires du Minnesota pour
la raison quill ma pu passer rexa-
men medical.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27

Nous apprenons aveo regret la
mort d'Alphonse enfant de Calixte
Quesnel decide lie % courant 4 Ia
90 ds 3 ans. Les fun6railles ont Gu
lieu q l'Eglise 6t-Jean-B aptiste.
Nos condolences aux parents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27

Notre oompatrlote Amed6
BoissonneauIt de lh0tel St-Louis
q etc retenu q SO ohambre quel-
CUES iours pour cause de maladle.
JEAN LOUIS
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27

La Petite Eva enfant de notre
conoitoyen O. Roy du big Du-
luth'' est dangereusement malade
depuis quelques jours.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27
JOS M0R|N,. Commits Francois.

par Pesoadre volente du Commo-
dore Schley. L'entr6e du Fort est
Tongue ct t%ortceuse. Ellie est de-
fendue par des f%orteresses ct rem
pile de mines de sorte gull est
impossible d'y pen6trer.
Rlen que la famine pourra for
Ger Oervera d se rendre GU d COM
bettre.
lie Charleston est partl. de st.
Francisco aveo I'M enlargement
d'ammunition pour l'esoadre de
pAmiral Dewey. Plus ta:d deux
vsisseaux partirent pour la meme
destination aveo $500 eoldats.
Oette expedition sera suivie do
plusieurs autres jusqu'a 90 que le
oont1gent m%ilitalre compile $4,000
sous les ordres du general Merritt,
quj, soft dit en- rassant, a marie
une ]eune file de 20 ans 3 Chica
go en- SO rendant arx Philippines.
En- VOLTA toujoura IN qu1 s'attend
do revenir.
Lex ministre d'Espagna q
Washington, Polo de Bernabe a
eta force de gutter le Canada CD
il abusait Ges lois el6mentaires de
l'hospitslit5 en- soudoyant des es
pions ct des empoiaonneurs. LIE
Canada par la voix de pHon W.
Laur4er, Premier ,s'est declare tres
symptthlque q ia ceuse des Etats-
Unis.
~
Hest impossible de connaftre les
intentions du gouvernement tou-
chant linvas1on de OubR. Sera-ce
bientot on q l'automneY LIE Pre-
sident Went de demander $4,000
soldats, CO qui portera refeotif de
l'armee 4 100000. sans compter
les $1,000 soldats de l'armee re-
guIier6. On semble attendre le
proclaim combat naval avant de
proceder, sans compiler que le CHI
mat de Cuba on 6t6 est tres NAL
sain.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27
MINNEAPOLIS DRY GOODS Co.,
sol a 507 Avenue Nicollet.

.Corsages p psn''s a.n m:'': ~
yoke pointu, col q detacher, on 70.
SO, bleu GU blanc GU nolr ct blanc
q carreau, toutes grandeurs, 30c
chacun. Corsages en- bat1ste 4 car.
reau on percale fonc6 de fantastic,
devant blouse, yoke pointu a 75c
chacun. Corsages en-, madras 4 car
reau de .f~anta1sie, devant blouse
yoke pointu, pale bleu, marin ct
rose a$l>48. Nous 'n'avons pas
d'espace pour parler de nos ma
antiques corsages IN piqu6 blanc,
dimity ct ~mousseline, q 1928
$l.48 81 rs chacun.
Ham ocks vsfit, ,b 81 81:
de long, bouts q RESORTS, 48c.
IA pds, double corde on couIeurs
brillantes q 75c.
10 pieds de long, cantonniere 9
pces, dessus en- ac1er q etendre, ct
piedA 6tendre d ajuster d S so
IL pds de long, blanc en- barr6 de
couleur ct dc fanteieie, cantonni6-
re II pcs magnlfque monture 81
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27

Chapeaux Marins Dewey, en-
Manila garnis dune bande
de ruban, $500 au Plymouth.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27

Nous sommes pejn6s di'appren-
DIRE la mort des enfants de notre
oonoitoyen Olivier Trudeau de Ia
venue Garfield. Estere Ruth agee
de Pans ct 3 mols ct marie Evan
geline agae de- mois.. Les fune-
rallies ont Gu lieu q rEgllse ST.
JEAN aptiste. Nos sinoeres SYM
pathies q la famllle 6prouv6e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27

Mde A. OouIombe de Columbus
Junction, Mlnn., 6tait en- Vile oes
jours derniers.
M. ct Mde Geo. Jalieu do Two
Harbors Mimi, 6taient en- Vile
landi dernier, les hotes de NJ. ct
Mde Arthur Leyassour de 1912
Rue Superieure Quest.
:Mard,. soft le "a oonrant I'm
grand nombre d'amis 90 sont rem
dus d la residence de Mademolsel.
lie Grorgiaua Gr1gnon 25l9 3eme
Rue Quest a l'oocasion de son an
niyersaire do naissanoe. La SOL
res a 6t6 passee tres agreeable
ment. n
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27
Chap6auX MarinS

Un grand enlargement de Cha.
peaux Marins, directement du ma
nufaoturier, vent d'arriver. N'ou-
bl1ez pas que chacun est fait par
un chapelier, ills sont de la der
Mere mode ct bien fnis. Nous
sommes les premiers en- Chapeaux
Marins, ct en- achetant d1reotement
du manufacturer, On grandes
quantities, nous pouvons les ven
DIRE aux prix que les autres mai
sons les achetera'ent.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27

} Voici IN bargain extraordinaire en-
Marins de paille [comme ILLUSTRATION
dernier lot, garnis dune bande de ruban
Ottoman, ct CONNIE nous ,voulons le rem
|dre populaire nous Pofrons hLn
Ian. nrix snecial
The age-herald., 1898-07-27
Queen Preferred to N60Otlat6 Wlth-
 out Third Pdrtv,
WHAT WILL BE TERMS OF THE TREATY
The President Conferred With the Members Of His Cabinet and the Spanish PrOpOSl-
 tIOn Was Thoroughly 6dnVaSS6d.


 vnI appeal a mruct front the the president and the French ambassador the fol- lowin presented to the president at the white looking nation O peace"
  AL
  and
  embassy made it the embassy Rio Spanish minister of foreign affairs Thbu first secretary called at the state department bon on the @ be call should made at o'clock
 
 The call lasted about half hour and after the first informal of state discussing the outlook fora a of hosthides
  The proposition acting for the Spanish quite genera est s e a terms did ss s % e" Waue onTpGs Of hs hs a @ ate up ms m sss Tss ps 1s1a the ses @ he Instructions asf @ essential point eposion finally determined that the pe er decision invited official & rest 1 misleading @ eon5se"n ] the public information on subject which haa been a s the Secretary pen % ng % arrived po said that was the initial on doubt saying that discussion on the nonts sinvoved
 LLB Thus far there no official Continued on PaxeJ
The age-herald., 1898-07-27
AMERICAN TROOPS
 TAKE PORT GUANI6A SkirmiSh With q Detachment Of
 Spanish Soldiers. FOUR OF THE SPANIARDS WE'RE KILLED The Town Of Ponce Is Sure to Fall Under a Combined Attack by Our Hrmu and Ndvu-
 Then on to San Juan.
FOUR OF THE SPRNIhRDS WE'RE KILLED
Copyrighted by the Associated Press

of Guanca PortoR Island ~ D. I, State mIita Guantan bayd the of Thursday 
 Four of the spanards killed ing to Ponce which is only about ten miles this
  four hours. The ships left suddey Columbia ,omcbes ter and Yale Gen Miles was on board the last unn saltwater City q Macon Specialist yter- day Gen s Mn called for tat spanards and deceive their military - ~ ~ by Lieutenant Whitney of General Niles recently O orto
  which ports be able get close in shore Then - - ~ ~ & with which Early this morning the Gloucester in charge of i ~ V " ~ ~ anu ~ ~ ~ were e 'a'h0ms or water close spaniad completely taken by s ol a9Sn twenty down their men N ''''" rum "'sS''H " % " block house to the east the avoiding Gloucester within 600 
 Husee which was sent ashore without hauld the
  flag
 FIRE
  Lieutenant Iue Norman who received Admiral Gas and Wood volunteer
 
 cnnIed onTh FageJ 'TS
The age-herald., 1898-07-27
Watson Mill Soon Sail
 For the Spanish Coast


  a Rico" possible,  junction. moving with 
 
 
  the of
  gust
The age-herald., 1898-07-27
General Miles Reports
 To the Mar Department

at so posted the following:  it
   All the  Spanish flag lowered and the Amer
  in andb of
 Osgned)M Gel omm mmanding Army
The age-herald., 1898-07-27
MORGAN TALKS
 OF THE PEACE PROPOSALS
Power of Spain is Broken, and There is Nothing to Stop Us Short of the Spanish
 Border.

U ' of the asa of The o ostopu now of defined ideas all the would demand
 
  United States
  
  of
  imprisoned be- o
     coalng station in the n off o 
  upon PortoRc the
The age-herald., 1898-07-27
SPAIN SUES FOR PEACE THROUGH THE
 FRENCH AMBASSADOR AT WASHINGTON
There Will Be No Cessation of HOsti1ities at Present and Miles Will Rush Oh to San Jnan-A1a-
 bama Troops Ordered to Porto Rico.
Negotiations Will Be Conducted Directly Between the Warning Countries Terms of the
 Treaty Have Not Been Given Ont.
Special Dispatch to The AgeHerad- Archibald w. Butt

 ~ ~ ~~ advisors n g ~
 
 
   % %d he tot F known be
The age-herald., 1898-07-27

Special Dispatch to The Age-HeraId.

Major Porto Rico received by the ooe" with del
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-15
Cant O'NeiII's WIN.


The will Of the late Capt. W. o. O'Neill
was proved and admitted to probate to
day and letters testamentary we're issued
to hls widow, Mrs. Pauline O'Neill, in
accordance with the provisions OF the
will
It provides that $1,000 per year shall
be paid out OF his estate to his
mother during her lifetime. At her
death. il his sister is still alive,
then this amount is to be paid to her
II she is dead at the time OF her mothers
death, or on her death subsequently, the
amount Ia to be paid to his brothers, and
on their death It is to revert to his
estate.
All the residue OF his property, real
and personal OF whatsoever nature, II
bequeathed to his wife, Pauline O'Nein
whom he nominates as executrix Of the
estate without bonds.
The will was dated May 4, the day that
Captain O'Neill left Prescott with his
company of volunteers II was signed
at the depot, Just prior to the departure
OF the train, and was witnessed by +. NJ
Murphy K. B. Gage and DR.. j. n. Nc
Candless.
No inventory Of the estate has been
aled in the probate court, as deceased
owned no property In this county, hi,
property consisting of real estate il
MaricOpa and mining property In Coco
ninO counties. lts value Is estimated a
from 100000 to $l5O,OOO. - Prescott
| Journal Miner.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-15
VIBRATION BREAK RODS.
Geo. a. Hancock Discovers a New Problei
In Runniog Fast Trains

Geo. a. Hancock Discovers New Problem
in Runniog Fast Trains
The breaking Of the side rods on the
engine attached 10 the Santa Fe mail
train last week has resulted in a new
problem confronting mechanical experts
In regard TO fast trains. says the Topeka
Kan State Journal.
When the news of the accident reached
this city the immediate verdict was that
there had been flaws In the steel rods
which finally caused them to give way
This verdict was generally accepted, and
with the purpose in view OF proving it,
Geo. A. Hancock, assistant superintend-
ent OF machinery, ordered the broken
side rods sent to the shops in this city Ia
be tested. The test has been in progress
for several days, but It has failed tC
prove what was expected.
lt was found that there was not a sin
gle flaw in the steel Of the broken rods,
and that 1t was as perfect as could possi
bly, be manufactured. This was great
surprise to Mr.. Hancock and other Santa
Fe officials, and left them with but Ont
other plausible theory to explain th,
breaking Of the rods.
This Is the theory of vibration. At tn
time the accident occurred the engin
was running at the rate Of at least Z
miles an hour, and II il now believe,
that the vibration Of the steel "a 1t wa
forced backward and forward with light
ming rapidity was responsible for tn
rods breaking.
This ia something that has not beel
considered in the running OF fast train
before. II is quite common occurrsnc
for the side rods on engines pulling fas
trains to break, but heretofore the acci
dents have been charged up to flaws II
the manufacture Of the steel. The dis
coyery made by Mr.. Hancock will prob
ably open the eyes Of the mechanica
/ world.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-15
HEAVY LOSSES.

Discovered In the Use of the Ice Refriger-
ator Cars by the santa Ne Road.
The Santa Fe management has made
the costly discovery that centor ice tank
refrigerator box cars are a failure. The
discovery Is costly for two reasons.
The first is that during the three years
the cars have been in service on the road
there has been loss in the amount OF
leo used on the basis Of the amount used
In the ordinary refrigerator cars.
The second is that TO save further loss
in this way the cars are TO be remCdelled
at a cost OF several hundred dollars each
Two hundred and fifty OF the center
ice box refrigerator cars we're purchased
by the Santa Fe about three years
ago. The ice box was built In the center
Of the car with space for produce at
either side, and It was claimed that the
arrangement was economical in the use
OF ice.
But the Santa Fe management has
found out differently. Instead of being
economical the arrangement has been
costly, az 1t required more ice TO keep
produce than in the ordinary cars with
the ice boxes built at either end. The
center ice box is now TO be torn out and
new ice boxes built at each end.
The cars have now two doors, one at
either side Of the ice boxes, and this
space will have to be dlled in and an.
other door cut in the center OF the car
This work, together with the building OF
the new ice boxes will make the work OF
remodeling the cars expensive.
The 25O cars have been shipped tC
Wells Il French works in Chicago where
the remOdellng will be done.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-15
TERRIFIC ToRNADOEs.
lninois and Iowa visited by Destructi

lninois aud Iowa VISITED by Destructive
wind and Hail storms,
81 Louis. Ang. ia special received
here indicates that the severe wind rain
and hail storms which visited southeast
ern Iowa and western Illinois YESTERDAY
aud last night caused considerable dam
age Hail as large as apples Is reported
Corn is leyeled and fruit and melon
growers have suffered considerable loss
The rain was the heaviest in many years
ranging from four to six inches in
depth.
The storm bOrdered on a cyclone north
Of hamilton, Illinois. Several buildings
were wrecked, while the entire peach
crop in that part Of the country is ruined
by the wind and hail.
Horace Adcocs, IL years Of age. died
from FRIGHT during the electrical storm
a. MacOmb, Illinois.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-15
WANT CHANG DISMISSED.
british WIN Demand the Removal of th
Chinese Ministgr

British WIN Demand the Removal of the
Chinese Minister.
London, Aug. l5.-The foreign office
1t is reported here to-day. though the re-
port lacks confirmation. intends to de.
mand that the Chinese government dis.
miss Prince Ii Hung Chang from power
on the ground that he is responsible fol
the anti-British attitude Of Tang Lily
anam. The foreign office, It il also as
serted, has also under special consider
alton the question Of seizing the Taxi
forts on the gulf OF Pechin at the moutl
Of the Pekin river and the city OF TieI
rsin, the port of Pekin, and In the even
OF China refusing to comply with de
mand holding all until compliance II
assured.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-15
MONUMENT TO TONE.
COFn9 Stone Laid Of a Mona.
mslt to The Irish Leader,
Gen. Lee Consulted In Regard 10 the
Government Of Cuba.
Sick and Wounded Soldiers Reach Hos
pltals In New York City.
OHIO MAN APPOINTED CONSUL TO ITALY

Dublin Aug. lb.-The whole city il en-
fete to-day In connection with the laying
Of the foundation stone Of the monument
In memory Of Wolfe Tone. The muuici.
pal Offices and many business houses are
cl sed, Thousands OF excursioui,ts are
arriving and delegates are In attendance
from the United States, Australia, South
Africa. France and Italy. There was an
immense procession to the cite Of the
monument II included representatives
OF all civic and trade societies, who fol
lowed the memorial car containing the
foundation stone, which was decorated
with iiags presented by the Daughters Of
Erin, and the 'es association Of New
York City
The0bald Wolf Tone WAS the rea
originator Of the Irish movement that
eliminated in the rebello on OF 1908. HC
founded the United Irishmen.