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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-27
J. s. MORRILL, IS DYING.
Vefmenfs Palrarehal Senator Yielding 10 The
Inevitable.
THE GRIP AND PNEUMONIA COMBINE.
Death a Matter Of bat a Few Hours sena-
ioris M Years Of Age. aud highly rs
tccned la Congres. and Home

Washington. Dec. Ex-senator Nor
rill OF Vermont is seriously ~ with an
attack OF the grip aud his death. 1t Is
said this afternoon, Is but a matter OF
II short time.
1nv Hviiator Is IS years of age. and
owing 10 the weakness consequent on
his great axe cannot shake on the at
tack OF grip. The grip " complicated
with touch Of pneumonia. and latter
" his heart also has become Affected,
~ that Or. Van licnssalacr. his physl-
clan, this afternoon held out no hope
" MS recovery. The senator has been
Tor suine yNaIa the patriarch " tie
senate. anu has held warm place Ia
the affections uf his associates. lie
likgwiav has enjoyed the fullest clnt-
dcnce ut his constituents who, nniwiih-
standing hif years. reelected HIN In
1885 Cos a hfth consecutive term. which
viii not expire until March .. 1908. II
has been his annual custom for several
years past tu make one FORMAL address
On some topic Of live Interest 80 the
Senate and this has been listened To-
with attention by his colleagues. who
have res iried the speeches nH remark
able IN view ~ the age " their author.
The last address WAS delivered a week
or more before tho Christmas holiday,
tue HNNlftA NNlnk lNN N'fN Nt "a hNtll=
ing Tor the United States Supreme
courts and other courts. Its deliver
ance showed Few signs OF icssrncd'vi-
tally and az iis conclusion tho honor
was done she senate ~ an unanimous
passage Of the resolution on which he
SPOKE.
senator Morrill, was bern IN STAFFORD.
VI, April ~. 1910. and In early life was
q merchant, later an Agricultural.
lie was elected o. the House % Rep
rcaoniativca in the a'tn Congress ana
Tor four succeeding terms. Then he
was Transferred o. the senate as a
Union Republican. taking hH seat
March Z. i'G1. since ihnt time hiH SER
yicc has been continuous ana he has
the record m the longest unhrnkcn
term w service ir the history u The
Senate. lie has t1knn an important
par. ln the legislation, particularly On
commercial and financial questions. HIS
position as chairman of the finance
committee Eiylng him "a leading part Ia
all measures relating to the tarln.
banking or currency
A. .. m d. Van Rensselaer, raid
that senator Morrill, was sinking slow
IS and would not live until morning,
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oMrAr oorrEM rnorLnrY soID.
tnitsd Verde Extension. Arlsors. rasse.
Into III. Hands of Eastern Capitalists.

New York. Dec. eT.-onc 81 the iatg-
Get deals IN copper properties ever IL
frCied IN ehs cliy has been completed.
Fourteen claims adjoining each o:her
and adjacent 10 the greag copper min.
of VIM. A. Clarke. passed Into the hands
~ eastern capitalists. Franklin Farfcl
OF Aus1nla. Conn, and l.. !. Greulich
and ". ~. Cos. OF ghis city. are prinel
pal momDCfs OF the syndicate OF pur-
ChlHvfs
q. W. HUI OF Arizona. was the prln-
chpul owner VI she properly soh. lie
was Represented by James shirley.
mining engineer Of Prescott. Aria. Tho
properly " located In tn town VI
Jcrumr. Yhyapll county, Arlz.. and IL
known aE the United Verde Extension.
Sir. clirk'a property. the United YER
de, II regarded a. one % the greases
copper mines In the world. a. Y pays ~
owner about 100000 morhly.
The properly Transferred here IL OF
about the same cNent ana 10 said 40
carry copper ore 0f equal value.
II IL the intention ~ the purchasers
60 convert the ore into crude copper az
the mine. and shin the product Ca copper
refining establishments at bridgeport
and Augonll, Conn, 10 be refined.
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NEWS FROM HONOLULU
Chief Justice There Admits Chinese Wto Had
Permits Prior TO Iuly 8.
AGENT BROWN DECLINES 10 YIELD.
WIN Await orders from Warrington
other Cases In court-Two American
soldier. Die.

san Francisco. Dec. 2s.-rhe steamer
China. from the orient ami Honolulu
brings the following advices from the
latter place under date Of December
10.
chief Justice Judd has decided that
Chinese who secured permits previous
10 annexation may land at thls port.
The question was brought before the
supreme court on writ ot habeas
corpus The petitioners were recently
refused landing by Special Agent j.
X. Brown VI the treasury department.
The decision 10 lone and rucites alt
the briefs aud arguments presented as
well a. number of authorities bear
lug upon the case. Referring at length
TO the present political anomaly. tho
chief Justice says
Il feel constrained 90 hold that the
clause IN the resolution f0rbiddlng FUR
ther chinese Immigration has virtually
repealed the Hawaiian statutes"
Special Agent ]. X. Brown expressed
himself today as follows:
n am an Administrative officer. my
instructions are explicit and impressive.
Thcy are the Instructions Of u DEPART
ment OF the executive branch OF the
Government. Whether those instructions
viii be modified when the decision "
made known at Washlngtnn. / cannot
tell. liut I cannot assume that they
win be. and until they arc. shall fol-
low shonc | have"
All The Chinese who were discharge
by chief Justice Judd had authorize
ton TO land issued prior o. July sth. the
day the Coptic brought the news OF an
nexatl0n. aud Of coufrc prior 10 August
NIas 4. hfa a.
Islands was tranforrcd. II II the opin.
Ion ~ those who have gwen the sub
jcci attention that the dcelni1n may not
have decided the right ~ chose Chinese
20 land whose return permits wer" -.
sued after july :. when Information Of
changed relations was first received or
after August ~. when the sovereignty
was actually transferred.
The superior court lH engaged IN a
similar care. -Four Chinese who ar.
rived by the Gaelic sued OUT n writ OF
habeaa corpus.
The steamer city Of Columbia arrived
from lilo on the 18th under her own
steam. capt. Miller says he stands 10y
his original opinion that fhe IN as good
~ a total wreck. Capt. Turner, the
underwriters representative says ;cm-
pornry repairs can be made here which
viii enable her to 20 10 the coast, where
nho can b. put IN AS good condition aH
when she left Honolulu. The day after
the steamer arrived. she was attached
by the crew for wages due. In the
meantime two additional attachments
have been made by men who had pro-
Vldcd provisions during the NcaAelh
LONG stay In Hawaiian watcrh.
since last advlccs. two soldiers have
died here. Private Fred James. ~ the
Eighteenth Infantry. diet on the ION,
lie was % years Of age. Private clyde
Minis. Company u, Twcnty-third In.
fantry. died the mex; day. lie arrived
from Manila by the Scandal and was
unable 10 proceed further.
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Chicago. Dec. sT.-The Record says.
Two new steel plants. one ~ South
Chicago Tor the manufacture 90 steel
shells and proictlles by now process.
ana tho other at Kenslng,0n FOR the
production ~ patent hollow steel car
aNleH, viii shortly be built by syndi-
cate 81 Europeans represented by Carl
a AdDiph ManncHmnn, IN conjunction
with tho Federal Steel company at
South Chicago and the Pullman COM
pany at Konnlngt0n.
II IL announced positively that ar
rhnRcmeniH between tho Titan Steel
company. represented by the Names
mans ana backed by four strong con-
Germs In lsurope-one " which IL In
Berlin, another In Swansea, wales. one
IN Austria and one In italy-nnd tho
Federal steel company, ~ which the
Illinois Steel company IN the main fac
tor, have been perfected and that n
tract NJ land has been purchased at
South Chicago. whore the two concerns
VIII unite on gigantic scale 20 pro-
duce the armor plate and shells under
abe secret process Of the MannoamnnH.
II Ia announced also that 81 900 900
worth Of nrojectlles Tor Federal govern.
mcnt WIN be- manufactured by the
Mannosmans ana the Federal Steel co.
Jointly The Federal Steel CO.. In addi-
ton 20 tho Chicago plant az South
Chicago. has plants az Joliet and Mil
waukoc Armor plate viii constitute
one Of the main products OF the com.
blne az South Chicago,
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FLAGS WAVEN HAVANA
American and Cuban ColoB in Magnihceo
Pfofusion.
ALLOWED WITHIN SPANISH LINES.
-Four Cent Plays sell for Dollar Apiece
spanish Ensign Fades FROM Cuba.
Cafes to Close ~ tOpm.

Havana. Dec. 95.-The citizens ~
Havana read In thelr morning paper,
an order from Captain General castci.
lanos permitting the display OF cuban
ana American fags insid, ,bs lines II
Spanish Jurisdiction. ana early III,
morning The STAN and siripss an dina
lone STAR % cuba noalcl over many
buildings ln The heart % ,hc city and
Ia streets where ns Spanish soldiers
san keep guard. The only buildings cN.
copied IN the ugdcr are She government
Offices. Havana therefore ~ now bisgh;
with color and IRE CRACKERS ore being
exploded IN ,he E.fecs and on tae
ptizaa.
fcAi Of The splularis disappeared
win thH appearance % tho order, not
uui came thlusInds ~ naFr secretly
made hy the women of the house hulds
OF cldndcsungly purchased from adNtu.
tufous poddlers.
Robert A. Cc4.t. formerly city treas
urer Jacksonville. Fla. succeCded IN
gus.ing a sIai caFgu Is Haas 4ntu IIa-
Nant soms weeks aSO. and nags orig
ln1liy cooling about four cetls have
been selling fur about q dollar each.
Tho order OF Captain General cas-
tclanoa was Issued afisr "A conference
WIN Gen. Ludlow, ana 70 Will be- fol-
lowed tonight ny an order closing che
cafes at 10 pm.
Gen. Ludlow ToJo around the u2,y
late dat nigh: watching lAc temper
81 me people IN ihe F.rsets. Fourteen
persons were wounded by people VINO
htrd different kinds VI weapons In Sho
streets.
The usy jill vaa dt%vcrcd into tho
lands ~ IN, Americans a.. nom today.
ott Political pilsJner wis found .hore.
Col ltccalp. Who was captured VITA
Con. RUIZ Rivera and who VAS par
itnccd 60 dClth on she charge of muf-
ulf
IN. IT, =. Transport Mobile. havlng on
bard two hatallous ~ the Tlrs
Texas and thc second Loulr.ana, has
ufrlv"d here from StyaEalh. Ca, which
ppig she let on Dec. ~.
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New York. Dec. IA dispatch to the
World from Havana says.
\ Wolf. OF company y. First North
Carolina, fell into Vento Springs and
was drowned while doing guard duty.
a. e. Larsen N company G. Fourth
virginia volunteers. was fatally wound
cd by a fellow soldier.
Unless stopped by the Americans the
Spanlards mean 10 sell. Dec. 80 the fur
nlture and contents % the Alfonso XIII
hospital. including 400 beds and cots
used by the spanish patients
Contagious diseases are treated there
aud the sale would spread Infection
all over Havana.
Civil Governor De Castro announces
that he will remain In Office at General
Ludiew's request some time after the
transfer N the government TO the
American
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TuCHT OF AGUINALDO.
ga IA be Because He fears Assassination,
but This Is Denied.
SITUATION OF INSURGENTS IS SERIOUS.
.,.,,tme Amsrieon Occupancy Goes
steadily Oman American hcs-
cues spaniaris.

Manila. Dec. ia steamer which has
..-.ysi here fromsarar reports that thc
T,ril Insurgents have been in pos
...s.on Of Kaibaon since Dec. II.
pvsr,es rhere IL said 10 be entirely
.,,srrjed and all she spanlards Of the
,.,srl,y have sought refuge In the house
y, man named soo.g. an American.
r,e tnsurgen,s Threatened TO attack che
,,sur.ss. bus rcifalned frm doing 80
',.,ause b. was reported fhai Ameri-
"a soldiers were on thor Nay there.
ons spauard. however. was Iloi and
s~sher was plucksly rescued BY soc.,,
~ f6ic Is miles and demanded tht
ans release In thc face % IN arm 4
- n Tngais. who have been lOoting
~ Vsslyas' stores ana houses. ths
i.iefs VI the Insurgents being unable
a. cDnr0i gh0u.
An IT, cffos.s MAIDS 90 induce the
yipyas 10 Join the revolution have
been fruHiess
The g.tssaon hcrc. 10 far asl the in
ufr,n,s are CONSERVED. Is serious
The formation u rsw cablnC; has
hen entrusted to a Filipino. nsmci
Nail. q rampant. irrcconcllabie OF un-
trown ar.fccirnta. und q bi.ler op-
FUFNNN 81 tANNNNAAAs lfNNNlAAAN WI WV
au.gi0u 81 tnc Spanish prisoners. II IL
reported chat Agv'nahiJ refused 20 re.
i,ise the prisoners. although She cub
n, decided TO acccde TO che rcluss; OF
Csneril Otis for ;heir relcaac.
Il ~ rumortl that Aguir1ido has
IA 20 an Inaccessible region back %
CavGe. with few followers. fearing
esstsf.nltlon. 1csis report. h1wfyer. q
denied. hu; his sudden change OF base
h %. explained.
An expedition commanded by Gen.
KILLER has icfi here Tor tioilO. clri.ii %
che slInd of paray. The troops cna-
slrt1 - The EiFhtecrrh 4nflutry. ihr
l5un hatitNon, the Sixth artillery ana
a dsachmcr; ~ the signal corps. The
'rogs were shipped On bolr1 the ifuns-
fcrit Af.zcui >ewpov und Psnn-yl-
yau.i. Tue siutmers were conveyed
~ IN, T.. y. cruiser Baltimore aHI by
thH C4itln.
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TOWN OF NuEvITAS, CUBA.
Place Is Quaint, But Old and Dirty Under
Spanish Bgle.
American flag Raised -D,mcui,ic, with
Forests. scorpions. aud I.,sr.-saf.
fering for tack OF Food.

New York. Dec. 2s.-A correspond
cni a. Nuevliaa. CUBA. who writes to
the New York Times says.
The last OF the spanish forces In this
the province OF Puerto Principe has left
aud the Fifteenth United states In
fantry has arrived. our ilag has been
raised with much ceremony by twS
daughters ~ the alcaldc. a Cuban. for
mcrly ~ the autonomlst government.
who was ro.appointcd by General Car
pcntcr, governor of the province.
yellow fever and typhoid are said not
10 exist mere. though severe malaria
prevailr. The soldiers are provided
with large hospital tents and cots. The
tents are being nuorud. The extremely
dense lmprnUtrahlr underground on the
hill whore the camp IL situated w..a cut
down by cN.Cuban soldiers with their
machctcH. The great quantities ~
Euanu, "a poisonous plant. closely re-
ncnbling In appearance the holly. rem
dvrcd 10 dangerous for our men o. do
the work. The cubnna. however, are
fearless. although showing the effects
In terrible n1rcl ON hands and legs. 4
plant usually found growing near the
Euhno u claimed 10 be an antidotc for
the poisoning.
several of the men have been bitten
BY scorpions. but the Insects here don't
seem % be- as dangerous nH elsewhere.
" few drops ~ ammonia applied 10 the
uilnRa remove further trouble.
This province ~ especially valuable
NJ paEiuraRe land for cattle. Most Of
the animals were killed 0ff during tho
war. There az. many large sugar plan
iations sadly injured by hosiilltlcs.
The owners. however. are now busy re-
building machinery ana planting and
the rich soil. and with American money.
farm implements ana Industry. viii
very soon show the richest sort 90 cOun-
Try. Lands are cheap, $50 being the
price FOR 20 acre lois, but experience IL
necessary 10 cultivate them. and the
ways ~ the country must BE- learned.
The town or NueNtna IN old ana
quaint and dirty. the spanish garrison
giving no attention 10 sanitation or in
deed. any clcnul 8 81 tho streets or
hereafter By the army officers In COS
operation with the aicalde. " 900 In gold
from custom receipts having been at
l0ttcd by Gen. Carpenter Tor the need
cd work, A. the American dollar IN
worth from 20 10 10 per cent premium
able az 81 per day. In the latter eur
rcncy much may be accomplished when
there N no waste allowed. Living ex-
pcnnca are high. Eggs cos; ave ~ ten
cents eachi meat. principally goat. 30
cents per pound kerosene oil 8 gall
lon. rum 20 cents quart. Oranges
ana lines are cheap and bananas very
cheap but dangerous To our people,
Tho only style ~ carriage In town IL
the oN.cart, and bicycle could not be
ridden ten feet.
There IN very much suffering among
the people " the province from want
or food.
We are completely cut m from COM
municl'ion with the United States.
There N no regular mall aud the sol
oilers have received M letters since
leaving savannah, Dec. T. There IL No
telegraph except to Puerto Principe. ~
miles distant.
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Then Gave the widow $1,000 ~ rr..en,
for Christmas.

chicago. Dee. si.-A special - .hc
Record from Chadron. Scb.. says.
As a sequel TO thc cuur. some a.
Hot springs. T. h.. las. week. In wAirh
thirty-iwD oatilcmrn were acquitted of
the dharge u killlff John Ekmin.
rhccphcrdor. In Fail Kiysr county. \.
-, lar. Auguai, "a cavaicade. composed
~ the sxcnsraisd c1.tiemcn. rode up 10
tbs lliile cabin occupied hy. the destitute
family % the dcad mani ~riir lender
krleked q. she door and Mr.. Elgman
responded. Her face gfsw pale and she
trcinbisd.
"MfH Ekmnn." said the nader. I'VE
have come 90 make YOU litiir ChifYs-
mas prxeus. We shut your husband.
bW q was In ncIf-dtfenrc. We know
you are wiihou, funds. We would glad
~ restore your husband. but that u i'm.
poralblc. - We do che mex; hfHg thing
give you tn mlana 30 rupp1is your
roif and children. " you nc,d more.
call on ua." and he handed huf bag
containing 1900 In gold. The plains.
men falfPd ihtir haas. mounted their
horses and rode away.
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81. Louis. Second wics president.
Thomas J. Chewing, s.. Louis. Third
vice President. Aired Dirkmsnn. san
Antonio, TexiA Fourth vice president.
H. fNcd. San Farrisco. Fifth vice
president. J. w Byier, Batesvlilc. Ark.
SKIN vice president. T. G. iicnklc.
Springfield. Ills.
The important part OF the meeting 80
tome Il tn vote on the proposition ito
amend the constitution and bylaws IS
70 assessmerfa for death bfncfiis.
According tn the rcpor. o. the com.
~ tiee, thlre NaH a baluncc on hand
Dec. ~. 1898. " scS.5as. In she nccidrrg
VISION there remained on hand f557.
The report VI the trustees Of IN re-
s,rvc fund showed a b1iauce. Dec. ~.
1885 Of 1910. ard ifGeres, ameun Ing
30 t,.2S1.
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AMERICAN rLAG ~ CHINESE PORTS.
Admiral Dewey Requests that " be shown
In Ms Many as Possible.

Now York. Dee. si.-capt. c. L..
HIuptr VI che revenue cutter Ne.
suNoch. In letter 60 Captain c. r.
sh1emukcr. chief % tbs revenue cut
ier service, dated ii0rskong. China.
:Anr, n. irkcttrs. fiys she iicrali'i
Wellington correspond nj. thai Rear
Animal Dewey deErts to have the
slta and stripes known as well as pos
liulo IN Chinese waters. Captain Hooper
ny The McCulioch called from
Manila Nov, ~ and arrived ~ Hong
Kong the evening Of the 18th. dropplrs
anchor In 1he lower bay until che fol-
lowing morning. After cltanlng ship.
We came W and anchored In ghe upper
tith'r and made official calls on our
"thul fenrtal. the governor ara the
i,fNah ndmlul We cOil tomorrow or
me ifNi day ana 20 on.
" the rfques, Of Admiral Dewey
W. VIII sop In several Chinese ports,
,heiu irs Annoy ana Shanghai. | In
Whl going up to Canton. but am nos
pul' sure of the water. The admiral
ph ifnf We show the nag In NJ many
l'fit la possible They gave Us a
VI. Y iend-off from Manila.
Zoe admiral inld many nice fhlngs
.uYu, me vessel ana was On the quar-.
~ dtek with his officers when we
,,.in, away. The entire crew was
utel up IN each rhip and all officers on
lu1tterdick. After receiving a
sheet, our mon gave shree more for the
"NiiiNl, ard We uailtd away"
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aionr HAVE nan Tnr cAnoLrSrs
bet Dewey Was Forbidden To Take Them
Now III. q. =. Wants Them.

NOV YORK Dec. IA special 20 the
Head Tom Washink'gn fays:
haa llr VAT WIN Spain las,td
~ pN.E thc 'atollhr ialanuh' ~ IN,
.All' ii'.n ~ s'inc OF I.aI Nainliai
nsNU victory, Vas niN.1uA 20 tAer
M. gvup' INC Islands Woule pFsp-
wy nav, pf.n tAh'n Ahyh1N, ~. TOT
wa ,t NV NV nsef.,ity Long; nS e,tte-
N.h W tne fFttlu u rahhi ne ~
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Mnhe IInms. Tor .I.ch rnr..

New York. Dec. g5.--Commod1te J, W,
Philip IL "a. She head OF "a sub-commit-
See 90 ths International committee OF
the Young Mems Christian Association,
wgg.ch II planning 10 build "a home Tor
Jack Taia mar The brooklyn navy yard.
lu, the home In Brooklyn win not be
the only one. There will be Others. cost
ing almost ~ much, In Bgston. New
port, Norfolk. Fan Francisco, and per-
hapa In Manila and Havana.
The buildings VIII be for enlisted sea-
mon, ana later there viii De similar
buildings In che larger e!ticA Tor en-
The brooklyn building Will look
something Ike hotel. and wiz De
modelled Internally like similar build.
lngs In Porismpulh ana Daycnp0r;, Eng.
land, under thc charge OF Mis- Weston.
The cabins or rooms viii resemble ntaie
rooms on nhlps. bu, wiz be separated
with wire screens - that each lOdgor
viii be by hlmsolf. They will be- kep.
scrupul0usly clean AMI thu nightly
charge Tor use 81 mon viii be from 10
O. 20 cenif, on fhis basis o. II expected
% mnk ihr branch apf-sufportlng.
rnere VIII also be bar. but no ln,oxi-
eating drinks VIII be- sold. There Will
be a library and reading room. and
small rooms for Bible and educational
classes and gymnasium.
Although sho building will b. under
the management u the new army and
navy department ~ she Y. NJ. e. A.
the RELIGIOUS features win Mt be made
100 conspicuous.
The Y 81, g. A. sent Secretary VIM.
". Miller o. England. Scotland and
France az soon rs the peace proceed
was sign j, lie has jus, returned. nj,
Ideas gaipid from the trip will be put
into eneo; for the belnehi of she en-
listed men.
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Chicago. Dec 25.-An interesting case
relating to donations to public museums
was decided today when tho Jury In
the case OF Nav a Co. NJ London.
against the Field Columbian Museum
returned verdict ~ 1890 In favor ~
the plaintiffs. IN 1885, Nav q Co donat-
ed TO the museum q collection Of mo-
sales and vases. on account OF lack
OF room the collection was not placed
on exhibition but was stored IN ware
house. There Il was slightly damaged
by Ore. and soon afterwaiN sold al
auction.
Nav g. CO brought suit for $1,000.
claiming the collection was for cNhibl-
tlon purposes alone and that the NIT
SCUM had no right o. cell or derive pc
cunIary profit from donations.
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Cubsns la Peru Present Gold Plate. to the
Oregon aud Iowa.

New York. Dec. 2i.-The Hen,id's
correspondent at callao tclegraphs that
she arrival al the U. 9. battlcahips
oregon and Iowa az mat port has
caused the creates. excltemcs aud en-.
thusIqsm They entered the hirb0r a.
seven o'clock In the morning and great
crowds went gu, 90 sec then during
the day.
DELEGATIONS representing thc Cuban
Residents Of Peru wen: 60 Clilao TO
meet the wnrshlps. They presented to
each gold Plate. WA the name
changed, each bore thc Inscription;
IAN honor 10 the commander. the
officers and tho crew Of the United
States wurshlp Oregon, victorious In
ba on me third day Of July. 1898. This
pla,lr n given a. a testimony OF tho
! striotio gratitude Of all Cuban citizens
Of Peru"