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The state herald., 1898-12-30
SENT TO lLOILO.
A Warship and wv, Regiments Leave
Manila.


Msnil,
Washington. u. C.. Dec. 2T.-Thc ad-
ministrntnon has taken steps to safe
guard American interests in the city
of lloilo, on the sland of Panay. one
of the Philippine archipelago, and 4
military and naval expedition Is now
on Its way there from Manila.
Cable advices were received here to-
day from General Otis. commanding
the military forces In the Philippines.
and Admiral Dewey. commanding the
naval forces there. showing that they
are acting in concert in the matter.
General Otis reported that he had
dispatched two regiments and a bat
terry Of artillery 10 lloilo ON army trans
ports, and Admiral Dewey notified the
Navy department that the cruiser Bal
tlmore had sailed from Manila for the
same place.
II Is explained that these officers ARE
acting upon their own discretion In the
matter. and that no official ndvices
have been received here To Indicate
that there Is any unusual lawlessness
In Iloilo.
Several days ago II was reported by
WHY ul hhurlu tIht inc spanish FORCES
In llollo had been attacked by the In
surgcn,s and had driven them back
with heavy losses, but this report lacks
official confirmation. The United States
expedition is more In the nature of II
precautlon. hut VIII take active meas.
urcs for the suppression OF lnwlcssncss
In ease the condition Of affairs requir.
II
Admiral Dewey is anxious for the ar
rival of the Buffalo, which is now ncar
Malta, On route TO Manila. In order that
he may send home II number OF men
whose terms Of cnlistmenis have cx-
plred.
The state herald., 1898-12-30
Agninal.ln,. Itnnhlna

Manila, Dec. -. The -o.cnllcd Can.
Ercrs NJ the revolutionary government
of the flllplnos which has been In .rs.
sion for some lime NJ Mnlolos Inns nm.
cspccirdly adjourned, owing Ia the dlf.
hcnlit ~ forming n constitution,
A Cabinet ~ President Agnlnni,lo.
appointed ~ Bncoor nn July ihih jnst.
nnd nninrd IN the l.ncoor proclamation.
Issued on that dnie, has resigned.
Ucncrnl Astilnnlin. who Inns been M
MnloloH, came down from there 10 San.
tn Aha,n, u suburb of Manila. jIo
then visited i'nictiln. nnd now, /, /. re.
ported. h" hnE gone tn chviir vtrIn. IA,
old town " 'nylir.
Reliable ndyiccs Hny that while IA.
was NJ rnlcfno h. was indofnilpnti.
In his efforts 10 overcome tho policy m
lie mlllinni factions. which IL hostii,
10 tho Americans. II Ia probable Inn,
his influence win avail To avert ,fuulla
The state herald., 1898-12-30
LIVING CHEAPER AT DAWSON.
Meal. No~ Cos, Oaiy si-Orh-r Item. Of
tat~rssL

Seattle, Wash, Dee, 2I.-Thc steam.
or Fnrrnlon arrived today from Alas.
In with number of passengers from
Dawson direct. who came ont over the
lee.
The trail Is good nni large number
OF people are On their way oui.
Among the passengers IL Jack Carr.
Yukon mail carrier. who left Dawson
November 2isi. lie says the populn.
tlon Of Dawson city has materially
decreased. Il now being estimated ~
5000. cos' of living has also de.
creased. good meals costing hut 81
There viii bc no food shortage this
winter. There IL little hope OF the mail
scrvic" brlng kept M between Dnw.
son aud the outside world this winter
The execution NJ the -four Dnw-on
murdcrcr-, Ed. Henderson. White,
Dawson Jim nnd ioc Nnniuck. has
been postponed untll March. Novrm.
her II, was set ~ the day of execution.
II II said TINT Indians of Alnskn
hnve pciltloncd Goyotnor Brady 10 20
10 Washington 10 represent them In
Congress.
The state herald., 1898-12-30

in the case of young John Henry Col
lins. charged with the murder of his
father, James s. Collins, prominent
real estate and insurance agent of To-
peka, who was shot as he lay asleep in
bed early one morning in May last.
John Henry Collins, the convicted
man, was a student in the Kansas State
University, and a licensed lay reader of
the leading Protestant Episcopal
Church of Topeka. The motive for the
crime was found in the youths greed
for money, which would come to him
upon the death of his father. The elder
Collins carried $4,000 OF life insurance
and 1t was provided that of this
amount $G.50O should go to the son.
The state herald., 1898-12-30
CHRISTMAS IN WASHINGTON.
Many Presents Received by th- Prs.,
dent.

dent
Washington, Dec. 2T.=All the cx.cu.
tive departments Were closed here YES.
tcrday and most OF the private business
houses also. Al the White House the
day. was n quiet one. although during
the morning the President was IN his Of.
fice and saw several prominent callers
Among these were Senators Davis and
Frye. each of whom had talk with
the President.
When the peace commissioners pre-.
scented the treaty 10 the President ON
Saturday there was no opportunity for
a conference. Senator Frye went 10
the State Department from the White
House. During the afternoon the
President nnd Mrs, Mckinley enjoyed
n long ride. and IN the evening snt
down 10 dinner with their ihra,
ncphcws. who are guests AT the Whit,
liouAc. Attorney General and Mrs,
Grlrgs aud Assistant Secretary of the
Navy nnd Mrs Allen were visitors NJ
the executive mansion for n lime In
the evening.
thrls'illS presents have been re-.
celvnd ~ III" White ilous. from many
parts Of III" country. one Of the last
10 nrIlv" II n beautiful mocklng bird
from n southern ndmlrer OF the rrcsi.
dent.
The bird was In pretty cngc decor.
nied with hbbons und beenn To sing
Immediately upon being inkon into the
house. II" was pronounced perfect
specimen of his species,
Although business was generally
suspended IN their offices, Secretary Al.
ger nhd Adjninni General corhln. See.
rr'nry Hay nnd officials of the Nnvign.
'lon Bureau of the Navy Department
were on hnnd for a time.
The state herald., 1898-12-30
Germany Gsi-,inH Ha..isp..

Berlin. Dee 23-'rhc iius-inn gov
einmnnt now hns felt the pinch OF
Prnrsinn -Spulslons. nnd has Joined IL
with Austria nnd Denmark Ia protest
lnf nsnihHt the wholesale cIecimcni ~
Russian subjects from rrussinn bor
dcrr. The lilsskl rrui of ~. Peters
burg nnd other government organs mr.,
threatening that u continuation Of N,
present ffussinn policy win result IL
determined rcprlsnl.
Meanwhile the German papers mr.,
linking n hhnd IN tho defense OF FRO
fcssor Dclbrucck. who il hrng prose
r,itch hS The ministry of education foi
his rllnrp editorial uiirrnnres IN rrna
slhn Annals. the Journal OF which h,
IL chief editor, IN criticism Of the rS
niilHinhH nf Dimes from northern
Srhlcswlr. Nj hut n few ultra con
~'rrnilvc pnpers Join In his behalf nnt
IN condemnation " the rvicilons.
The state herald., 1898-12-30

Denver. Dee. pa special from
Washington. 10 the News. says:
The secretary OF war has cabled
General Otis TO send troops to seize
and occupy llollo. This action was
taken after n conference with the
President.
Hole Is the scene OF the butchery OF
numbers OF practically unarmed Flip
pinos by Spanish regulars. ms told In
the Journals special cable to-day from
Madrid, which was printed In The
News.
The war department processes TO
have no official confirmation OF the
story. but the troops have been order
ed TO proceed NJ once 10 lloilo. where IL
IL known there has been bloody skir.
mishlng for the pas, three weeks.
Secretary Algcr declined to state
how many troops have been ordered 10
go. There are four or more trans.
ports at Manila, each capable OF ear.
rying NJ least 800 troops. II IL the
Understanding that the troops would
move NJ the first opportunity after the
receipt Of the orders cnblcd this after.
noon.
The transports can reach lloilo from
Manila In ihiriy-slN hours. ON the mr..
rival of the Americans the Spanlnrds
nrc expected 10 surrender the post, NJ
was done nj Manila.
II Is believed that the ouirngcs re-
ported to day nnlucstionnbly led to
this prompt action of the secretary of
war. ns II WINS the Intention OF III,
war department TO send no troops to
places other than Manila until after
the confirmation by the Senate OF ihe
treaty OF Paris. The occupation of
NIL the Philippine posts win follow In
rapid succession, which occupation
nlonc cun prevent recurrence Of the
slaughter ut llollo. II was thought
until to-day that the policing OF the
hnrbots would have been sufficient un,
III the Islands would pass under the
ir"niy.
The state herald., 1898-12-30

Life is made up of contrasts. In all
things they vividly affect us. and are
made to supply much both of our hap
piness and wholesome dicipline Sick
ness imparts an exquisite sensation to
returning health. which the uniformly
robust cannot know; sorrow gives
birth to a joy only the afflicted can
taste: and long fear and anxious sus-
pense end in rapture. in the hour of
hope. All the darkness, indeed. of this
world is but to show off its light: all
its fraility 10 direct us to Almighty
strength; and all its short lived scenes
to prefigurc what is undying and eter-
nal.
The state herald., 1898-12-30
Capita, r4utisa to raj, Remuneration.

Fargo, y. H.. bee. aJ,-Aftcr many
months work nnh thousands NJ dollars
expended N securing expert testimony,
The famous North DDkoih rnllfond rate
eases were decided IN fnvor of the rail.
roads.
The decision il TO The effect tint cnp,
linl Inns light TO proper remuneration,
nnd North nnkoin failed Ia show Tint
the railroad rates more than yielded n
proper Income IN the capital invest.
ed. Al The roads IN the state had
Joined In the runtrui
The state herald., 1898-12-30

Suggested by the Chicago Times
Herald that perhaps Justice doesn't
understand the French language That
isn't the trouble. The bandage over
her eyes has slipped down to her
mouth
The state herald., 1898-12-30

Mere acknowledgment OF fault,
does no, excuse IL pas, commission or
license ilH future continuance. Some
persons seem to imagine ,ha, the open
proclamation Of what they call their
"bchct,ing sin insursH to them u Ger.
tain individual property right In II.
The honesty of their confession on
circles I, with kind Of nureola. and
their pc, fault or sin becomes their
idol. Franknear, sincerity. and open.
mou,hed honesty, are an essential OF
righteous eonfes.lopi but they have no
power TO Issue licenses.
The state herald., 1898-12-30

The directors of the third Intcrna-
tional Art Exposition, to he held in
Venice in May, have announced an Of
fer of 5000 in prizes for the best art
criticisms. in either Italian. French.
German. Spanish or English. Articles
that have been or may be published
are eligible TO the competition
The state herald., 1898-12-30

A catalogue Of 300 prizes, suitable to
every taste and condition. mailed on
inquiry. Prizes given for saving Dia-
mond &C. Soap wrappers. Address
Cudahy Soap Works, South Omaha,
NehrnSkn
The state herald., 1898-12-30

western university is teaching the
art of getting married gracefully. What
they want in Chicago. however. is the
art OF getting divorced in that way.
The state herald., 1898-12-30

Our spanish friends are reminded Of
Grants words during the rlldcn.
Hayes controversy, Il Will have peace
n have TO hght for IT," said Grant.
End ths, is the voice OF the American
people today.
The state herald., 1898-12-30

War talk in France is largely for the
purpose of forgetting Dreyfus, but it
may some day bring to France the
glory of getting whipped.
The state herald., 1898-12-30

"Muggins called up his first wife at the
seance last night, and what do you think
he said to her?' Goodness knows He
told her he wished she would give his Sec
ond wife her recipe for mlncemeat."
The state herald., 1898-12-30

An old bachelor says womans ton
que is an organ without stops.
The state herald., 1898-12-30

A title makes a little man great and
great man little.
The state herald., 1898-12-30

There should be more leisure for men
OF business and more business for men
of leisure.
The state herald., 1898-12-30

The good points of great many peo-
pie seem to have been broken off.
The state herald., 1898-12-30

As a masher the steam roller is
success.
The state herald., 1898-12-30

1t is only when man dies that
every one of his good qualities comes
to the surface.
The state herald., 1898-12-30

man expects other men to show his
wife courtesies abroad that he never
thinks of showing her at home.
The state herald., 1898-12-30

It's easy to convince the plain wo-
man that handsome is as handsome
does.
The state herald., 1898-12-30
s.n.,,Inn.l Kama. c,lm..

Topeka, Klaus. Dee. 2T,="guiity OF
murder In The first degree" wns the
verdict returned ~ . o'clock tonight
The state herald., 1898-12-30

Woman's work is never done--unless
she gets some other woman to do 1t.
The state herald., 1898-12-30

A new bridge costing 81 100000 has
just been built across the Rhine AT
Bonn.
The state herald., 1898-12-30

The girls OF Brldgepor, have organ.
ised asalns, the young men who take
up their time without matrimonial de.
slgnr That Ia right but it ia rather
tough 10 make young man propose
In advance Of proceedings as guar.
antee of good faith Dear, doaf' Rup.
pose the proposal should be accepted
The state herald., 1898-12-30

It's better to accept some statements
than to bother hunting up the proofs.
The state herald., 1898-12-30

Tie President returned To the cit,
Inesdht' after Ills extended Southern
Trip.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-12
SANTA FE DIFFERENCES.
enlargement Is to Meet the Em-
ployes' Representatives Today.
SATISFACTORY SOLUTION PREDICTED
Tho Question IL the Rnnr,nr I,
Crews Beyond Division POINTS.
Improvement of the Central.

| Iaiveston Texas, April 1l.--There arc
| some differences existing betwcpn IN
santa re MANAGEMENT and its train en-
| ployes which could not be successfully set
! tied by local grievance committees and
the matter has called to Galveston several
of the high officials Of the different rail-
way organizations.
There are here today r. r. Clark Of
Cedar Rapids. Iowa. grand chief of the
Order of Railway Conductors, p. H. Nor
rissey OF Peoria, H., grand master of tie
brotherhood of Railway Trammen, and
+. +. Sargent, also Of Peoria, at the head
OF the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men. There is yet to come A. 3. Young
son, representing Il. NJ Arthur OF the
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. MIR.
loungson will arrive in Galveston tomor-
row morning and then a conference VIII
be held between the committee and Cen
eral Manager Polk and Superintendent
Resseguie of the Santa Fe.
me matter at issue is the complaint
that the Santa Fe is violating an old time
rule IN running some of the crews beyond
their division points. The company is hand
ing large quantity of rock from quarry
ABOUT eight miles from Temple. which is
regular division headquarters OF the
road Ordinarily a train does not pass
through there without a change of crews
But the run from the quarry being so short
II Is contended that the same crew thai
went there for the rock was frequently
compelled TO take the train to point of
destination. often as far as Brenham or
Cleburne The employees resisted the orders
and through local grievance committees
sought to have the crews changed at Tenn
pie, but in this they were not successful
Ihen II was that the matter was laid be-
lore the chiefs of the orders. and it was
deemed of sufficient Importance for them
to journey to Galveston and hold con-
ference with the Santa Fe management.
The conference will be held tomorrow
and railroad men are predicting salts
factory solution of the trouble
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-12
THE FLYING s0UADnoN.
Officers md Men Arc ADxiousi,
Waiting Orders 10 SnIi.

Officers md Men Arc Apxiousiy
waiting Orders Ia Snii.
Fortress Monroe, April 1.-THE message
Of President Mckinley waf received with
much interest hero among the officials OF
the flying squadron. especially the portion
relating to spain's responsibility for the
obstruction of the Maine. The tone OF tho
message was the source of general com
mendation, and, while IL was considered
rather pacific. in 40 far as II advocated a
trial OF proposed armIsticc, the prcpara'
lions for active work kept on without ces-
satiOn Officers have their personal eff
fects packed and shipped for home. Tho
various boats took on extra stores OF canned
aud boxed goods. and all the ammunition
has been taken aboard. Despite pouring
rain drills we're held as usual. and the non
are under the strictest orders not TO 90
beyond ship call. II Is understood that
the sailing pcnnapt may be hoisted AT any
minute, and officers and men alike are
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not attracted the public notice. People
have made w their minds already on the
Cuban question and anything that Is con
trary to their belief is supposed 10 be u
Spanish lie, etc.
1T is also next to impossible to make
most Americans understand that II the IN
surrertinn Of Cuba exists the United States
has a great deal TO do with 1t and this
present situation here. certainly not cree
atcd by Spain. instead OF helping TO end ~
spd state of atiairs In Cuba, only favors n
rebellion that has no means of assuming
success and has detained the very stronr
movement, for autonomy amongst the In
surgonts that are not adventures or sol
diors OF fortune.
II regret to say II seems TO nc too late
TO change now American public opinion
misled to such an extent in the Cuban
question that II has actually arrived at the
verge OF insanity"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-12
San Jncintn Celebration.

There was meeting OF the executive
committee of the San Jaeinto celebration
last night, The entertainment will com
mence Tuesday afternoon April IL, al
o'clock, with a concert by Herbs military
band at Forest Park, The magnificent fire
works programme described in detail in
Sundays Post Will commence at o'clock.
Tickets for this event VIII he nut on sale
today by the following committee: Ed
Eam, chairman; G. A. Mistrot, a. M
Levy and Gus Schultz. The price OF ad-
mission Will be: Gentlemen. 30 cents
ladies, % cents; boys and girls. % cents
children under 10 years of age, free. The
prices for San Jacinto day and evening
will be the same as above. and there will
be a constant programme of entertainment.
beginning with the great midday street
parade and lasting until midnight.
There viii be dancing each evening at
Forest Park Games for the children in
the afternoon of San Jacnto day, bicycle
races, dog and pony show, wild west show,
a branch Of Colonel VIM. T. Cody's monster
aggregation. and other attractions to make
a patriotic holiday complete.
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Nncing nj Nlcn,nhis.

Memphis. April ii.--rhere was no staRc
fcstvr, on the card ut Montgomery park to-
day. but six wcil Allied races attracted a
large crowd, which kept the twenty-five book.
matters busy The weather was plcasant,
Four fa,orites lrishci IN nonl while the
biru reco was 'son by Asrerond, There was
Iuch comment among horscmcu upon tho de-
feat 81 ornament by Fat ndnn's Salyable IN
tho M0ltgomory. ta'ndicAr on saturday The
conrcneus OF opinion is TINT orcnanent was
nul rrSty for a bruising fccc wltlry such 4
heavy unrest up. The great s0n OF Order Is
regarded as ucriain startets In the brooktyli
Handicap NJ GrNvesVnd IN Nay. Tor which
o.ent he las been thc wlnter fayoiitc.
Five fullongs, purse--tcarl Walker, lieu
r.rn Jim List. limo l;uSis,
-Four furlnngs. .+ycn,-ods, pursc--Licocr
Anton. Danish, saeitta. Tknc ;SoN.
Six furlongs, Tennessee Club purse Ban
ishvd. Nan stream, Globe II. rtGe isi6ssa
ono mile, selling Wilson. George h. Cox.
Eleanor HOLINESS Time lssl4as
Five turongs, selling High links. Lenncp,
Tfu,nhurc. Time i;tgis.
siecpiechasc, about Nv, miles CAPTAIN
Ptnrsall, Imp Alfonso. hob Neeicy Time
1,pt,.
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srRIsG ADVICE.
s,sc Timely Hints for All Who Are
Going Through This Trying
.i season.
scientific Magazine,

Scientific Magazine
he ,atefui OF your diet. You do no, need
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s,,,ine may be beautiful. but II Is treneherr
ons Dc not let II deceive you into coio' q
scyer. p,alara or pneumonia.
mot throw off yohr winter nanneis bo
.a,., IL is better 10 suffer d htlle neon
.eufence than TO take cold.
II you feel tired feyerlsh or o7erheaied, os
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III yen feel hot and thirsty. DO moi drlok
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m mi permit any druggist or grocer "
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You use proper care and follow the al
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-12
CASE HAS REEN DROPPED

New Orleans, La. April 1.-THE COM
plement of Texas attorneys, representing
the Lone Star Steamship company at Gal
weston, and the three railroads interested
in the boycott against the steamship line.
did not arrive at the St Charles last night.
as expected. They were due in the city for
the hearing on the celebrated injunction
appeal petition which was to come up in
the United States court of appeals today,
that is, provided the Lone Star attorneys
intend TO push the case any further.
The failure of the lawyers to put in an
appearance and the import OF q message
received from Washington Yesterday tell in
very plain terms why the counsel from
Texas did not show up. There is every
indication that the Lone Star has given
up its fight for the injunction, and that
the case will be dropped.