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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-22
81. MlTIR[H 5 CIRCLE
Of the Kings Daughters Will Cele-
brate Its Tenth Anniversary

WITH SPECIAL SERVICES AT ct.
MATTHEW'S p E. CHURCH SUN
DAY MORNINGLRECEPTI TO
TWO NEW PASTORS OF NJ E.
CHURCHES LAST EvENINGSPE-
CIAL SERVICES IN A NUMBER OF
HURCHES-TOPICS FOR SAB
BATH DISCOURSES-OTHE RE-
LIGIOUS MATTERS.
The Kings Daughters Of ST. Mat
thew's Protestant Episcopal church,
will celebrate their tenth anniversary
by divine worship next Sunday morn
ing, the 23d inst, in st. Matthew's
church. The rector, Rev. N. S. Thomas,
will preach the sermon and conduct a
specially prepared service. The offer
iIg will be for the Day Nursery, a
benevolent enterprise under the aus
pices of the Wheeling Union of the
Kings Daughters.
The objects of the order of the
Kings Daughters are ito develop
spiritual life and to stimulate Chris
tian activities" The International
Order has is headquarters in New York
City, and was founded in 1886, by Mrs
Margaret Bottome. st. Matthew's
Church Circle was organized by Mrs.
George B. Caldwell more than ten
years ago. During all these years she
has occupied the position of leader,
and to her constant devotion and I'M
firing energy much of the success of
the circle is due. Her reelection to
the position of leader of her circle, for
ten successive years, alone indicates
the esteem and appreciation in which
she is held by the ST. Matthew's circle;
and in addition her position as chair
man of the Wheeling Union of all the
circles in the city, shows but an ex-
tension of the same general feeling.
This year she will be ably assisted
in her official duties by the following
named ladies: Vice leader, Miss Sallie
NslH tCl StIAtbdiy AhlS i|NiAA >~sNAA I,
treasurer, Miss Jennie Bailey.
In all the years of beautiful Chris
tian companionship and laboring to-
gether Gin His name" only once has
the sombre messenger been sent to call
into the presence of the King one of
their number. This past summer one
of the loveliest and most beloved of her
little band, Mrs. S. P. Norton, heard
and answered the call, and entered into
rest.
The Sunday morning service of cele-
bration will be one of commemoration
also, in which all the Daughters of the
King will give thanks for the good ex-
emple of this noble woman, departed
in the faith OF the holy name.
Daughters of the King, and all
others interested in the order, are cor
daily invited to unite in this service
Sunday morning at st. Matthew's
Protestant Episcopal church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-22
NEW MEDICAL FIRM.

Pipes, Haning and Hall Have Opened
An Office on the South Side
DR.. N. A. Haning, formerly of Hun
tington. arrived In the city yesterday
and will commence to practice his pro-
fession on the South Side. DR.. Haning
has formed a partnership with Doctors
]. H. Pipes and Harry Hall, as men
toned in the Register several weeks
ago. DR.. Haning passed an examina-
ton before the State Medical Board, at
Martinsburg. this week. and attained q
high percentage. DR.. Pipes, who has
been at Mt. Lake Park for some time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-22

Captain Will S. Monroe, Of Parkers-
burg, who received his appointment
through Senator Elkins. writing to his
father from Camp Cuba Libre. just be-
fore the Fourth immunes sailed. said:
''The greatest annoyance We have had
to contend with here is in the incom-
potency Of many Of the officers Of the
quartermagter and commissary depart
ments. II is burning shame that a
government that takes such good care
Of its soldiers In other respects should
jeopardize the health and lives Of their
soldiers by appointing incompetent civ
ilians TO such important staff positions
in the commissary. quartermaster and
surgeon generals departments. When
the men get sick, great complaint Il
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-22
Alexander,
Shoe Seller, 1919 Main.

made in many regiments that the men
do not get good treatment. and when
they are well, they are not properly
fed, but often have TO so for days with
ouS rations, on account of some incom-
petent official We had little taste
Of that ourselves this week. when we
ran short of nearly everything and
could get no more in spite of the ef-
forts of Colonel Petit, simply because
some officials did not know their BUSH
ness"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-22
SOME MILITARY NOTES.
Will Ziegenfelder, Of Company NJ.
First West Virginia, will leave to-day
for the camp at Knoxville.

A member Of the Second West Vir-
ginia, who naturally desires TO remain
unknown. but whose home is Fairmont,
stated yesterday that it was the gem
eral expectation in camp that Lieuten-
ant-Colonel OBrien Moore would be
courtmartialed for his treatment OF
Privates Mase, Plant and Nose, Of Com
pany M, and that his days Of usefulness
in the service were about over. Moore
is said to be very unpopular in the reg
iment, but Colonel Casteel is a general
favorite
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-22

for the benefit of his health, is a mem
Der of the board, and attended the meet
ing at Martinsburg. DR.. Pipes is said
TO be improved, and may be home
shortly. DR.. Hall, the third member
of the new firm, has gone to Cleveland,
and will take years course in a hos
pital there, before settling here perma-
nently to practice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-22

the Belmont House by the committee
in charge of the meeting.
Notwithstanding the fierce oratory Of
the speakers, some fifty of those pres
ent left the hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-22

Excursion to Philadelphia via Il. & O. Ac-
count Peace Jubilee
October oath to 9th inclusive. the r
& Q. will sell excursion tickets to Phil
adelphia and return at rate of S11.O0.
good returning until October 31st in
elusive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-22
A FINE ENTERTAINMENT.

"The Mystic Midgets," cantata in
which nearly a hundred South Side
children participated. entertained a
large audience at Mozart Hall, corner
of Thirty-eighth and Jacob streets, last
night. The hall was crowded and the
audience was well pleased with the
performance, which was produced I'M
der the management OF New York
theatrical manager. The costumes
were elaborate and the stage settings
very beautiful. The young folks who
took part acquitted themselves very
creditably. The entertainment is a
fairy spectacle in two acts The cast
is composed of from IS to 100 children,
who represent the midgets Of all ma
tons. The cantata will be given again
this evening, and matinee for the
children will be given this afternoon.
The proceeds Of the entertainment are
for the benefit Of the building fund OF
the Third Presbyterian church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-22
A STRIKING TABLEAUX.

The patriotic tableaux which is a
pleasing adjunct to the STORY of the
Reformation'; or Life of Luther" to be
presented at the Opera House, On Mon
day and Tuesday evenings next week,
is attracting great attention. The
characters in the tableaux are:
Uncle Sam Robert F. Hill
Cuba Hilda Ruff
Columbia .............. Matilda Ise
Solo-"Star Spangled Banner"
Charles Zulauf
An interesting collection of Spanish
American war pictures will also be
shown. While a good entertainment
is expected, the beauty ard complete
ness Of the programme must be wit
messed TO be appreciated. The first
production of this entertainment in
Brooklyn, n. Y, attracted 4500 peo-
pie. Mrs. Monroe's entertainments
are always popular. The demand for
seats at Banners music store yester-
day was very large. Good seats can
still be occurred for both evenings.
Mrs. Monroe will arrive in the city to-
morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-22

Welch's Grocery has been removed to
corner Of Penn and Virginia streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-22

First Lieutenant c. c. Hogg. OF Ma
son county, of the First West Virginia,
has been granted furlough of sixty
days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-22

DR. z. T. Kalbaugh, of Piedmont. who
has been serving on the surgical staff Of
the colonel of the First West Virginia.
has been promoted to the rank of ma
jor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-22

mas Deen serving on the Surglcal STAN OF
the colonel of the First West Virginia.
has been promoted to the rank of ma
jor.
Captain w. r. Standiford. Of q Com
pany, Second West Virginia. has been
presented with sword by the enlisted
men of his command.
Charles Burke, a member OF the SIX
tenth New York regiment, passed
through Benwood yesterday morning ON
his way to New York, after spending
a furlough at his home In Parkersbnrg.l
He participated In the battle OF SAM
tiago with his regiment. Previous lol
the present war he served fifteen years.
in the regular army.
J. w. Brummelle, the Firth ward
market master, has received word
stating that his son Harry. who Is N
member OF Capt. Franzheim's company
OF immunes, is lying Ill in a hospital
at Jacksonville, Florida. Brummelle.
and eight other members of the COM
pany were taken sick Just as the Inn
munes were preparing to sail for Man
zahillo. Br.mmele Is not considered
to be seriously III.
There will be called meeting OF the
Red Cross Auxiliary No. n this (Sat-
urday) afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at tho
Hearne Tabernacle. All m1mlars a.
urged to attend, as important business
will be transacted
MRS. VIM. +. BUTLER,
President.
MRS. JOHN p. GARDEN,
Recording Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-22
THREE
DOLLARS,

we are willing to risk our reputa-
ton for the BEST on this shoe.
Come in and see them. try pair
on, see how comfortable they are,
the wear will tell you how good.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-21
CLExFARG FROM HONOLULU.
sighted the Charlie. Nelson and LAX
me. With All Well on Board.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. @-Tha steam
g Gienfarg arrived today from Hangknng
and Honolulu. TIE Gieafarg lss, Hone
lulu on August =.
on the fourth day out from Honolulu sae
Charles Sssson and the Lak;ne were
sighted. They reported all well 3n board
Tire Nelson and tie LakUe were carrying
tie %ew fork troops 20 Honolulu
The Glezfarg brought home three soldiers
from Honolulu who had been invaded.
Thay wers:
Sergt. Joha Q. Powell, Troop E. L. 6.
cavalry.
George Shoemaker. Company X. L. s.
cavalry.
James Lawn. Company D. Twenty-.hra
L. s. Infantry.
The Eaea claimed tha. they were feeling
well
Lieut.. l. r. Cable, o. the French army,
Ind # Savtio., Of the Russian consular
seFyice returned on the Gleotarg en-
rossta - Europe. When the steamer iss
Honolulu the New York regiment was en-
carnpei or the executive grounds. no sits
for a permanent camp having BEEN Sc
2ects3.
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VOLUNTEERS DESIRE
TO BE MUSTERED OUT.


eAN FEAScfsCo. Aug. x.~~Ths r.en
81 almost every eas u shs yosuH,ssr rsxs-
Fnsrsss aSs circulating petitions 10 shs ssc-
ressry Ct war rssas sting i1as ssey bs usas-
ssfe5 Gut Of the sstyles, Tlsfs are very
few Of the osieeEs with whom This nave
ulsas has sny eoaassnxaes. and eysry 81
fort 10 being made 20 ssy9ress IL
In tbs Twsntteta Kansas reginsnt TIE
suppression oi oos petition BY .As sH.esvs
led only 10 uaors vigorous ons ceing
placed ca toos- xiasty-gs.sn Ezen IN One
company have signed shs petition. and
all tie companies q tna regimen. a&ys .
large showing.
Esyeral sngH Ia TIE Seventh California
volunteers have xtar.s1 similar petition.
with much smaller number c. names,
however. AID tbs First Washington 70. un-
teers have drafted az appeal 10 Secretary
Alser begging Tor relief sf9u military d.
tiad.
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toruey General Smith w!Ii probably ,errzia
IN Office until after the commission has
framed laws for the future government Of
Hawaii
The gover-raent has g!ven notice that
ali employees must APPEAR tomorrow after
noon ard take TIE oath OF allegiance 10
the U.lte6 States.
The Hawaiian political sccsetles fled a
protest against annexation on the 9Th ir.s..
The protest says Ia part:
Whereas. TIE senate ana hotlse OF rep
reseatatires of the United States have
,asasd joint resolution FOR The aanexa-
ton az the Hawaiian isl&ses ard sgcs,
Joint resolution has 10; SfsE passed upon
By ,he people 90 Hawaii. nor by their rep
ressnfatiyes ir Legislature assemble; ARD.
Whereas. 81 memorial the people ot
Hawaii have protested against tne corsury-
nation or ar INVASION Of their political
rights. and have ferveatiy appealed 80 the
pres;4snt. the congress and the people II
The United Gtates 20 refrain from further
participating III the wrongful snnexattoa
CO Hawaii. an.,
Whereas. TIRE declaration 81 American
ins.epsndssca expresses that governments
derive their tuss powers froys th@ consent
OF The governed: therefore he II
Resolved That as the Tepress uta tives
Of large body cf native Tawa.taas we
solesnnly protest sgairst arnexat9oE. 81 tire
manner proposed ard without reference
10 or obtaining the consent cf the people
Of the Hawaiian islands: AID
Resolved TIA, copy - these resoffs-
tIoT1s, with Al English translation tss for
wars%. to sanfc-a u. Dole. prsslsea; OF
the K@puhlic OF Hawaii and to the agents
representing william Mckinley. pg,-~sas.r,
os t.e United States. al fionois!a.''
TAe transport s. Paul arrived from. aan
rgaaclsco or tbs 9Th. After Remaining in
port rcar days she sailed for Manila
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REPORT NOT AS BAD
AS GENERALLY SUPPOSED
Hrfsish ttarser Police nt iauEkonG
utd Their uuss In Ordering
Aw=s the 9nGta,

wAaBiSgsTGy$ AUS. - The navy g.
rarssssmf Authorities ssseeaHt the ssgnia
came gfvsr shs Ts.raft II ths enforcement
af TIE neutrality sasx ~ Hsngk 3ns -
ordering ~ ZhHre frssn BE hsgaos and
ssafstessg remission ~ the American sess
so &sak there AfHsffsi Dswvy recently
received ORDERS syou, Secretary AEish IS
fa!sort ctr hAs plaza for docking &s4i repair
nag tbs ssiEss ~ hlz ss@f Ta@ e&bl%agsfn
Fens slrz SO this ssshfset gave eFsf fassTttc~
ssans - make sH inquiry as IA tie msess
available means fsg attending 50 she re-.
pairs witch aye srBeh nes.isa ana 50 ra-
port ga esE'y HssssAia. Admiral i}eswy
ssfssauAaa silly Immediately ss-t sntut rvxe-
tsatieHs 81 se-ute a x3l5tstaS f1see where
ass work caase ~ es~@stet sasf tA~ 20
eaes' 20 ths AUTHORITIES 81 ifenskeHs fsg
!sr1s. sssen probably fs.ta@sf '.sssme,iazfefs
s8f seoHf'vss aga .afT:es GA fte sAs, trip
- fas IAftr1.
Tia Aetsan - gta nzgfseN AaEher sAstys
az EaaSk7Hg isl orseFine fse 1aara -
leave IgFigish @s'sre within twbaty. f.,s.s
hHarss g a. aettpa ssr!esly fss accordance
~tfh TIE syAgfs ara trffYss ~ she esasynftty
laws Tt's * ne Wees szAea a. to Hspx
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Trio of Army Surgeons t.xamfnfhs
Into sanitary rranEemenfs.

WASHINGTON. Aug. IN committee
consisting u Surgeon MAJORS Re.d. ausa-
an and Snz ke<peaye Fserars To-Day IN exam
;natfcn into she sanitary arrangements at
Carsu Asga-, Va. Il nog seems very ufs-
certain whether tbs troops a. DUol0ring
SILL go 70 Midtown. Pa, 80 a scarcity OF
sssstanie ground and Watsr IL reported.
Gen. Buffers SUCCESSOR for The time beng
i Gen. GotIa.
The report % the court % inquiry In TIE
case ~ the Ts1iri Virginia Aas neen Fey
warfei 10 Gen Graham a. Mldaieto.n.
Although nothing definite can nc learned
in regard % this report. IL II believed 10
be ADVERSE u the Virginia regiHseut.
An investigation by & number % officers
has shown that Fooss Ok ths enlisted men
ara digs tisled and desire 70 return 10
their former occupations.
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SPAIN WITHOUT NEWS.
Press Censorship Prevents All Bat
MeaEer Details Reaching Public.

LONDON. Aug -1-Tns srair.z ecrre-
ssrorsdsas q fas Sunday Times 2ays:
TIE country 10 s--l without official rews
u @aat ID narep14ag e tEe co1nsssss. TIE
oaiy intelligence the pgcac receives ts
contained n 4 few Usags- press tale
graras which have b4s-S allowed 10 pass
the censorship. Great surprise and inssg-
nation have been produced by THE Jews -
he attack epoIs and the fail OF Mania
Nothing is knowa as ID the cs15ttIc-s
ts.at led 20 this surrender Of the town.
Agitation Is growing among shs 4Eeeg pend
CIT Classes. without distinction OF poli-
res
Serious rs-1o-s concerning Cuka ara
current. and cabisgrar1s are said 70 have
been received from Gez. BiaEco. "a wng ne
fears she volunteers viii sncjte tae Span
{sn-faban population % revolt against the
peace conditions
The basi.esa!p pe.ayo and the &-Tae-s3
cruiser EuTyera6or Carlos Y. have bean
ordered 10 cruise along the n9rtaerr COAST
FOR a tine. landing the Santiago troops d.
T4go and San.andeY.
The evacuation os Porto REQ wis c%gsa
n September. h1; x IS not expected Ebae
re ssExaa n1fag Of she Cuban t-aogs viii
D. commenced before Decemhe-.
The peace commission. VIII he cornpossd
of SeTaor Leon Castillo, Spanish arabSs-
sa1er 20 France; ssnors asores and Merry
Eel Val and Gen. CerYe-a-
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MILES aETtHAs TO PONCE.
Sic and Aaeiss VIII Cooperate to
ptey~ae Further Disorders.

PONCE. T9rla Roo. aug. =. Midnight.
~-fs<m- All@s rstufasa "a his tes3guargers
hsss this afternoon. He vas greatly
pleased NJ TIE appearances * the troops
AZ tie front. He witnessed the target pgAc-
sses by sbe soldiers aud wss present at
rag raising at Ger. Wilson's camp ,-is
morning ~hAeh VAS accompanied by music
ara cheers
While al shs froas Ger Miles csssgnuns-
ssfe<f s.tb Gen. aacsss regarding ina
Expectations committed between the Inca
Gen. Gseias replied cougssGos;y. anes they
}raHtiy aaFsss ~ zrgFeaer6 TIE offenders
Gesr their respective Hnes, Gen. Naesas
sxsi shts sttsFno9n TIE sp&nisa Troops
wouii hagin retiring shortly
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GERMAN PRESS COMMENT.
sExssTxE aa' THE PEACE PROTOCOL
ExG1ossEs rEER ATTENTION.
Tia Ten~S II That SDss2 mas nsRs<a
AlSss % H3A1e- aB1 Much Pra&se
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OUTLINE OF BrsMARck.s WILL.
His Fortune of 2o,OoO. 600 Marks Df-
vfd~d Among His Children.

BERLIN. Aug "A paniz5e paper
publishes al outline @. Prince H.Snarck's
viii The paoer states that the estate
amounts 20 "a. noe 90 marks, although IL
was sworT1 % AZ 5oal,o marks
Count william Bismarck tsAertts the
Porrersnian estate, with the exception q
Rhsnfelt. which Prince H.rssrt EiaaAs rex
gets Prince Hert,crt Also receives f5ae val
Va t.ies deposited in The Blsichroe5eTs bark
sgtiuaatsd az 100 .f.e marks. from which he
pays Cseun. William 3n.s9 marks
Countess yon RaasZSsI receives slafsn
marks ana each % Cont Williams ,hres
daughters gets I0n go marks.
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UIADANDlsG or VOLUNTEERS.


wAEHfSGToE. AGg- 1.-~The secra-
t4Fy os war recsrst!y received a .=i,nsaer
81 governors u various STATES in regard
10 ire proposed reduction % the army. Ia
shs n1a tovfgs Of cares the gosrgTsoss sslg-
gssg regiments ~ their states which may
rs mustered cut among sks FIRST. ard
faAFe afe several cases WHARF the gov
eFrsGrs gay that eerfain % tAes- state
7Tss9tsa are exceedingly esgsyoaas ~ re-
naming ii the military serTsce AID Tax
tns part 81 any further campsi<a. 70 t;se
secretary - preparing q HIST Of troops
which shsn tr mustered cas arzs under
tise pfesens plsn Of refusing The srrny by
=. 80 Of tss0 snesa. f. Is probahsa this
Issf wD b% made next week. by which
tirua Il IL hoped 10 have the matter finally
t5eteyfrt.gei.
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Contracts for Construction work TO
he Let Within Week

SAN FRANCISCO Aug 2',-~F.sfi1ee-s
sent by The nayy 3eSsa~tr0ezf 70 prepare
proposals. tsr bi4s for ths' construction ct
= naval station at PseD Page naro~r Ss-
rssoan ss}ards. have arrived. T. T. Ct.an-
F,eFs. y Sew YORK Is tfe chief sAg.nssr
% ths parry. Contractors age 9Eow sub
snlIiing Plans 70 tha engineers ani ne
contrast for constructing s'4e station viii
probably be }et w3tE4R 4 week
4 Sfi9 wifi ssIi <e~ the islafg.s ln1frla-
state1y after fas contract is agsree5 a34
f,vegsarAtSars are made for tlse expedition.
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GEN. PANDO ~ MExICGA
II Trying TO Make His Way TO Ha-
wanna, Travelling Incognita.

WASHINGTON. Aug. al-The state de-
par,rnent received 4 telegram today from
Cons1i Thompson az Tsr9gFeso Mexico.
stneing t1at Gen. T'aEd0. she spanish gen.
erai second 81 cowFuan3 70 Bianco. tad
arrived snGogmiio n Progress yesterday m
;3e Mexican sreauter CGm1ecks. The cUgi-
sfsl Saws that Gan. Panic scetS - enter
Havana or f$Ataoano. Cuba. or the British
steamer Cuiiie:-.o TApsz with the css-
satiou % hos.sl.tio= thers appears 70 he no
reason WY IT, saoa,d no5 50 70 Hay-sa a or
Bataaaro.
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EtL06IE.s OF HAY.
English Paper Expresses Regret ns
His Leaving London.

LONDON. AGg. 2l,--TAe OAxerver tos4ay
publishes ar article eaiag.zing Co Hay.
retiring ambassador. Ths Observer says:
"Coi John Hay. agpong has friends -
al degrees. nay oe succeeded. bus ae can
rot be- replaced. He came q flffie nearer
ths American i4isai BY his accomplish
rysnts and CHARACTERISTICS t1an did rs pre-
decaSzo-" -
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Supposed tn He Natives burning
sbauish prapefty

PONCE Aug 3,.--Tne heavens 81 tt2e
e.sectton ~ Yauco ard Jaan usag appeared
20 b@ a6saze iass7 aighs. and naif u 5ozan
l5st syres have been reported ts8t 70 dstal!s
have b@sn Esessse1- Tsss Tres were pt0ea-
by he WORK % tire NATIVES engaged in d.
sf~oysnr Spanish property.
\ s-rasi rob occurred sgsvs is morning
sssoimsvg Csest. sfiIew' headquarters. bsss tire
disturbance was quickly quese<5 Gel
s71ossss. u Gen. Mica staff. Dispensing a
aowisag fsss5I Of Spans4gds " ggursssl.ss
i.ss ygY1sssF,