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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27
THE ARCHBISHOP OF SANTIAGO
The va,iein TO be Asked for Ms Removal
through General Wood.


New York. Sept. fla dlspaich 60
the Herald from Santiago de CUBA
sayr;
owing 10 the a,rong animua shown
by the archbishop OF Santiago dur'ns
the war. more than hundred promi'
nent Cubans today presented petition
60 Gen. Wood praying that representa-
ton be made 90 the vatican for his re-
movai and for the appointment OF
Father Luis Mus,sliler, canon " the
ehur,a here. as hia successor
Father Mus.ellier has sympathy Tor
the cubans and h well dtlei In 'he
unted states by Cardinal Gibbons and
Archbishop Ireland.
strong rspreHentntiona have been
made by Father Mngtellirr - ucn'
Wood regarding che status OF the
church In the province, he saiei inat
the properly held amounted 70 more
than SUFFICIENT 90 cover all cceleslasil-
the b,ate htades. He has also pro-
posed a scheme for the establishment
of Parochhl primary schools under
church management.
i.l,gie doubt Is expressed here that
tho archbishop viii be removed, a.
with hla connlVaucc much chureh
property has been removed surrepi-
tlouHly since the American occupation.
Gen. Wood has formally completed
the organization Of q rural p0tee force
Nr Santiago province, u ~ based on
The Mexican rural system. half civii
ana half military. There VIII be
mounted prlvates with non-oommis-
stoned officers and the lower grldes %
officers, cubana, and officers OF the
higher grades, Americans
The arms they Will hava are ma
chetes, clrhlnes and rcVolvera Re-
crulia mus; pass strict physlcll ana
mental examination and must be OF
good character and take the oath ae-
kulwleiglng she supremacy OF fhe
United States. Soldiers Of the Cuban
army who voluntarily surrender their
arms, take che oath and pass me eN-
animation Will have she preference,
The force II 10 be broken up In deiach-
mfnts, stationed In the central part OF
each district Of the province, Each
detachmfft viii be under the command
Of an American officer. Pay ~ privates
Will be the same as tflt OF soldiers In
the American army. oihccrs' pay has
not yet been nxed.
Recommendations Tor che establish
ment Of forces were drawn up and sub
mlt.ed a. Washington. Col, Hood OF
The second immunea. Will be- offered
the command win the rank o. colonel.
nut Il Il scarcely probable THAI he VIII
accept.
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AMBASSADOR 70 ENGLAND.
Believed that Presldsn, Mckinley VIII Appoint
Henry ADAMS, Well Known Writer.
nat lie IL ConsidsrinE N. Hsoommsnds-
ton Of Massachusetts, reopi. IN Ia
.or Of Governor woicott.

New York. Sept s7.-A dispatch 20
the Herald from Washington says
President Mckinley IL considering the
recommendation OF prominent public
men 81 Massachusetts that Governor
Wolcott be appointed ambassador to
Great Britain. Notwithstanding tho
strong Inducements which the Massa-
chusot,s governor has. It IL not believed
In well Informed circles that lac ~iil DO
rendered the position.
In any event tho President does not
propose - make selection until the
arrival here Of Colonel Hay. when the
matter will be discussed and settled. In
view OF tho Presidents desire 10 consul
with Colonel Hay. Il IL believed In some
quarters that Mckinley will be willing
10 accept suitable man who may be
recommended by the new secretary
The name Of Henry Adams, a warm
friend OF Colonel Hay, ID mentioned In
this connection.
Sir. Adams Ia well known as n his
torlan and writer While he has had no
diplomatic experience Il IL recalled that
his father. Charles Francis Adams. Was
Minister 10 Great Britain during the re-
belllo, his grandfather John quincy
Adams, held the same position Just be-
fore the war ~ 1919 and his great
grandfather. John Adams. was also
credited 10 the british government as
minister Immediately after the revolu-
ton.
N. Adams IL a highly educated gem
tleman. a ready speaker and would, his
friends believe, credltahly represent this
government al the court OF 81 James
Representative Illtt'H name IN only
mentioned IN circles outside of theWhite
House and ID n generally conceded that
he stands no chance for the appoint
mani
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ANGONCILLO IN CHICAGO
The Filipino Pays a Glowing Tribute 10 The
Memory Of Abe Lincoln.
THE PARTY LEAVE FOR WASHINGTON.


Chicago. Sept. s5.-Maior Gen. Fran
els V. Greene OF the American army 81
invasion Of the Philippines. and Senior
Felipe Angonciilo, vice president u
AFulnaido'a revolutionary government.
arrived In Chlcaeo today On route 20
Washington. uen. Greene IN On route
TO Give the executive his Views and the
Views 81 hia fellow officers concerning
the right course Tor this government 10
pursue In regard 10 the future Of the
Islands. The Filipino goes ~ appeal %
the President Tor representation on the
Paris peace commisRion and Tor lmme-
dlnte Independence for his people.
During the day Senior Augoncillo at
his own request was driven 10 Lincoln
Park 90 see the biz bronze statue OF
Abraham Lincoln. who. the Fflpnlo
Ntatefmnn said was his Ideal American
statsnman ana cltlscn. About ten OF
fifteen minutes were spent at the
statue. Senior Angoncllo barring his
head before ZONE u the greatest OF tho
worlds rulers" M h. put IL.
"in all my historical studies have
pnid the nnat attention 90 the growth
Of the fowcr and Influence Of this
United Sintra government" said fcnor
AnEurclilo. IT 10 my Ideal Of a govern
ment and u II the pattern which the
Philippine people will follow when they
are independent have visited the
courts of china and Japan. but there
Il nothing in either ~ them that com
pnrca Ia the frecdom Of this country.
This IN the land that We have looked
up 20 for many years and the one In
whose footsteps We have tried TO fol-
low"
AnEoncill0 discredltcd the report that
France had promised 10 recognize the
Philippine republic and intimated that
hn sole ~ pes OF Independence were
with President Mckinley and the gov
eminent of the United states
den Greene refused 90 talk 40 90 the
nature % his report 90 President Me.
klnley but expressed very high opin-
Ion " the Philippines an men and
fghtcrA
The Inhabitants Of the islands. he
says, are superior In every way 90 tho
Cuhans or o. the North American In
dlnnH ana once they are freed from
Spanish oppression. have magnificent
future before them.
Den. Greene and Senior Angoncillo left
fur Washington later IN the day over
the Pennsylvania road.
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Washington. sept. 2T.-capialn Dick
ms. OF the navigation buffnu on ne
navy department. will 70 nsM week %
san Francisco 20 carry out ~ WI y.
a training Pa,lon Tor naval nppNniicss
on The Pacific c,aat. ~ present fhf
blyr are without a homo on ihhi s.is
OF ,he continent. ave on fhlppnaId,
and they are scattered about there
beyond the reach OF proper training In
bodies. The new Htr,lon viii b. iocti-
"a on Yerba nuenh island, 10 snn
FranclHc, harlor, distant about . mile
from oakland. FROM which the fre"h
water supply will be obtained by pip
ing under the sea. Captain pekns IL
charged with the preparations ot plans
and locations ~ che military huildings,
the building Of a wharf bulkhead ana
nppr0acheH. lie will employ q com.
potent arahitcei 90 draw the plans ana
has fund ~ 10000 NJ his disposal for
the erection of the struc,uros.
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OREGON AsD IOWA ron MANILA.


New York. Sept. 27.-rhe batlleshlps
OREGON, Captain a. q, Baker. and
Iowa, Curtain sllC Terry, received or
ders at the navy yard this morning 20
M al 5 O'Clock tomorrow morning Tor
Manila. II IL expected that II will take
the baitleshlps sixty days 90 complete
the Journey, They VIII stop al l3a-
hia, Biazll, 20 coal,
Tho cruiser Buffalo, accompanied by
tNo store ships, the Iris ana thu Celtic,
is expected 10 follow the OregVn and
lava IA alAallt 4 week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27
COURT MAnrIALrD.
rev. Joseph y. Mcin,l 70 Ia Given a chsaes
To- Nerify Ilis Hash statements.

Denver. colo. Sept 2l.-The court
martial Of Rev. Joseph T.. Mcintyre,
chaplain ~ the battieshp Oregon. on
tho charge u HcandulIzlnr the navy In
a lecture delivered In Denver. Aug. s.
was resumed at 10 o'clock today. A.
on the opening day the court room was
crowded, many being turned away.
Mr. J. ~ Burnett business manager
Of the Rocky Mountain News, was the
iirat witness called. lie Identified the
cory % the News containing d report
Of the offending lecture by Chaplain
McIntyre.
Frank 4. Carruihcrr, business mana
ger OF the Denver Times, was also
called for a similar purpose.
Miss Winnie } Rcynnlda, who re-
ported the lecture for the News, was
called 10 verify the report published
and from which the extracts contained
In the charges against chaplain Mciu-
tyre we're taken. She fully oorroborntod
the report sio had written which was
introduced 49, testimony Miss Reynolds
testified that Chaplain Mclntyrc'H ref
refused 10 grant preliminary lnJunc-
"Fiehtlng Bob" wac contemptuous In
manner. Before the organization
Of Miss Reynolds was finished the court
took "A recpaa I'll 100,
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nonnrRs Lo0r a Rank.
They secure $4,000 aud Fatally shoot
tho Cashier

Cleveland. o.. Sept TIA special
from Flora, Ind, says.
netween two and three o'clock this
morning the safe u the Farmers Bank
was blown open by robbers who So
cured close 20 $1,000 Chshler william
OF The explosion and appeared on tho
scene while the robbers were atlll at
work was shot and II ia believed VIII
A posse Of citizens followed the rob
beers Tor some distance but they got
away on a handcnr
DloodhdundH are now on me tran.
'rbere were two terrific eNploalOna and
the hank building was almost wrecked.
Flora, md. sept. ia dlspateI hero
laqe this afternoon from camden gtates
thar two OF the Farmers bank ronbers
have been cagaurd Nith the larger
pan, ol the stolen moneH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

Maryaylhe. Mo. Sept, G,-Mra. George
=, Ewing shot and instarsly killed Mrs.
Frank Ewing al the formers home
last night. The women afr sisters-ln-
law. The formers husband was away
from home and thc latter had Fone %
stay with itrr al mght. Durifg lhe
night. q IL stated, they quarrvled and
Mrr. George Ewing Evt a pistol and
shot her cues C1runsr Shcarer held
am inquest aud tn jury declared that
the dead woman hud been killed with
out Just cause and held MIR, George
Ewing responsible, Tho accused con-
fea5cd tho crime. She IL under arrest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

Milwaukee. wis. sstf. 21,--Mfv. Rose
sanger sister ~ optcian Julius Land
Arluct. residing at SIS Newhail street.
wcrr found dad In their sleCplnE nom
early this morning. The tragfdy u
thought 90 have occurred Sunday
night NeiEhhorl and relatives, be-.
coming alarmed ~ their non-appeaf-
arco. forced an entrance 81 thrir APP
partmenfa. Tho cock On The raf, jui
was found 20 be- partly open. u u
th1urhi Mrs sanger had accidentally
left the gas parity turned on upon re-
tifinr Tor the night. The coroner viii
inveHtira.e.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27
Ihe rcnl,.renrlh ,n lloale.

Cleveland. o.. Sept. gJ.-Tho Twenty
fourth. tho c1l0red regiment which
fought 20 calamity and consp.cuuusly
Of the battles " San Juan and SANTA
10. passed through cieve'sid last night
en- route ffum M1ntnuk Point 60 army
posts in the far West The train was IN
two sections. The FIRST carried a portion
OF the regiment On route 20 Fort Russell,
IN Wyoming. The second section had
Tor Port Douglas. Utah. Major Mark
ley. who commanded the regiment at
Santiago. was on the second section.
The men one and an claimed they were
being cxcellvntly treated by the govorn-
ment and always had been. a number
OF those wounded az Sanitary who had
recovered were ON the trains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

bright mind but he suffered much from
nervousness. Al times growing moody
AMI dlsconsolatp. He would turn
from these ats Into nls OF the most
cNuboiuff hllarity. which would after
weeks only relapse into melanch0la
again. lie had many friends among
TIE studentA Freeman lived next door
% the late W. W. Allen. son OF Prof
Ahon. whose body vas found in Lake
Mlnneiunka some days aEu.
" u known iaat young Allen Killed
himself. and the death Of youne Frcn-
man, hh most iriimlte atsVciafe IN
NE, has sugEestcd the theory OF sui
eide club, the iikc % which existed In
a Missouri c1iicgu aJmc years ago. has
been started la Madfs1n,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

-. i.,ua. Sept. s7.--Just "a the north.
bound through passenger train on the
~. Louis, lr1n Mountain anu Southern
night TIE engine struck a spike that
had been wedEod IN between the rail-
ends and plunged urrlss the double
tracks stopping on che very brink Of
q ~ foot emhankmcnt A moment later
a frflEhi train running On special time
crashed In the end " che rear paaseh-
ger train hui strangely 90 say, NJ one
was Injured beyond 'ow bruises In
either accident,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

Chattan0oEa. Tenn. Sept. s7.-An aue.
ton sale of 400 horses and 200 mules
condemned army animals, IN being
conducted at chicknmauga. The nnl-
mails were used by the army during the
summer and were condemned bccaune
the government had NO further use Tor
them. A large number nf riockmcn are
present AZ the sale and the bidding II
lively. The prices range from $50 % 500.
the average being $50. These prices are
about one third N what the govern
ment paid. The sale viii consume ~ GU
IA week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27
rnr omLoRoFonm ROUTE.
sou OF rrof. FREEMAN, Of Illinois state
University, Commits Suicide.

Chicago, SEPT. ETA special 90 the
Chronicle from Madison, Wis, says;
Henry n. Freeman. son ~ Prof.
Henry u. Freeman, Of the State Uni
verslty, and brother 20 Dr. Dwight
Freeman Of Chicago. has committed
milclde. lie was found dead In his
bed room by his father The young
man, the day before. had bought a
bstie % ohl0rofurm and had used n
freely before lie was extinct. He
nrsi tried cloth saturated with the
nnaesihelic but this method seems 20
have been zoo slow. Then he poured
me choroform into a dish ana hurled
his face In a. He was found that
WY when his father went TO his room,
Young Freeman was 90 have entered
the university this week. HIS was a
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,,,,.h.,i Mnni. 20 lIEhl.

New York. sept gi.-chariie Mliehen
his rabisd 10 the Police Gnzi tie ina
he would nsh, Tom sharkcy IN E9s
i1ni or America Tor purse and IN ~,
atnff. N "a match u ntranssl " vi
proinbiy take place In New YORK, ~ =
Il Mitcheila intfnuon 90 aco'hhpa"s
aeross 10 nrht Kid t.avlrne. Mltchgh
vv.s uurrps' chief adviser when ne
later rsesntly fought and defeated NJ
thur Akera flr 'he English Wel'e'
weight championship.
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FANNY DAVrNronr DrAD.
The Wen Known Acrs. Passes Away a,
der Hnmmef Home.

puNhury. Mass.. Sept. 25.-Fanny
Davenport tsira. Melbourne NcD0N.iD
died az her summer homo. Melbourne
ban. NJ half past 10 o'clock last night.
OF enlargement ~ the heart
Mlrs Davenport had never fully re-
covered from her severe Illness IN the
summer. but w 90 n week n go u was
thought she would In time enjoy good
health again. A few days ugo. how
ever, a change wns noticed. Since then
she has been gradually sinking. and
only a question Of few hours. Her
three sisters had already been notified
and. with her husband. were with her
when she peacefully passed away
Her hruthcr-ln-laN. William Soy
mour, was notified yesterday ~ her
condition and " on his way here. iIo
Will mako the funeral arrangements.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

Cleveland, o., Sept. 27.-Attorneys for
the Americas Steel q Wire company,
filed q petition In the United States cir
cult court here today praying for an
Injunction restraining the striking wire
drawers from interfering or inlimldat-
Ing men who desire 90 work In tho
American Wire mills In this city. II In
alleged In the petition that the strikers,
by means OF threats and violence. keep
non-uni0n workmen out Of the com
pany's plant. The case viii be tried be-
fore Judge Taft here on oct, H.
Judge TAFT yesterday at Cincinnati
erence 20 Captain Robley ID. Evans ms
tlon against the strikers until their side
had been given hearing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

Fairfax. MINI. Sept. 25.--Iohn Llebl.
a prominent farmer living ihnce miles
r1uihaass " Fairfax has had two small
children burned 10 death. also the
Farnf1rd Ernnary. three horses and
large amouf' Of grain n u supposed
the children started che nre IN the barn
and were unable 90 earipe.
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ifoslngion. Kas.. sept 27.-Isw KEEL
~ and l. r. Baker md an alteration
yesterday evening, brought about BY
an alleged Insult 10 Mrs. Kelly BY
Baker. The result WIS running nghl
In which Kelly pounded Bnter on che
head with a revolver, u. n huggisa o.
an ola man. interfercd AMI tried 90
stop the nght. Tho revolver In fhe
bands ~ Kelly was discharged and
huEgiss was shot ana Instantly killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

Washington. Sept gi.-The President
tg,,y made tho following appoint
mNutns
Milton Il. Moore Of Arizona. 20 bo
register 81 land Office at Tucson, Aria,
nnd Henry Harry Humphrey of Wash
ington state special agent 20 nllot
lands Ia novcralty 20 Indians on the
Colylilc reservation In Washington.
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POWERS 10 BLOCKADE.
unisss Turkey Reptile. Is,orabiy To tho
Demands Of N. Powsr-.

Vienna. Sept s1.--it Is Heml-ofiielaily
announced that II the Turkish govern
msnt replies unfnyorably 10 the de-
mandn OF the lowers respecting the
Island u Crete. wQich must be com
pllri with by outohcr ~, the powers
viii blockade certain places IA Crete
by land and ftl.
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New York, Sept. PA dispatch 10
the Herald from Washington says;
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rur EVENING PAPER IS THE
PAPER or TO-DAY. THE MORN
mo PAPER IS THE PAPER OF
YESTERDAY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-17
Sismarffeirr in ct. 0auI,

81. 9auI, Minn., 16. Nuguf.-
Sn Der 6aue pes n0eutI4en &riegsrz
9ersins" fanb inter 9et6eiligung
duer S6i6ten Der beuti4en 8epOltez
rung cine 9sbentfeier gu Gbren oe5
perItprbenen 6iirIten 8ismard tatt.
Na6bem Der grdItbent oes &rtegerz
9ersins cine tur3e 4niprd9e gebalten
unb bas Sr6eiter etnen Srauermari6
geipielt bate, lieb puitor gilbert
Sbiele in elmer lGngeren gefI6lsOoQen
Reoe Oas 2eben pes qroben Staats>
names Repue pdiIiren. 0arauf fang
Die gan5e 8erfammlung unter Sr3sz
fterbegleitung eiren CHORAL, unD bier
auf folgte 6r. u. &rui9piB nit elmer
intereffdnten S6iIOerung pon Bis
mard's S~ugeno3eit.
Wit GROCER 8egetiterung lang Die
5sfDeriummlunq nun mas lit oes
9auti9en @aterlanO", ferner IS
brauit Elm Ruf ME 0pnnerbaQ",
.Oeuti6lanb, 9euti9lano i6er QGz
les" unb gum S9lub Die y8ismardz
6pmne". Bon Den 3pif6en Die Sc
~IangsbortrGge eingeflo4tsnen 4nIpraz
den ieien nod bic BON 9rn. g. Die
ben6ofsn, n8ismurd ais Mann" uno
DON 6rn. +. %. 8ergmeier bon Der
6ieIigen r@olts8eitunq", y8ismurd's
Qs6ensa6eno". erpdhnt. Die 3Feier
par cine bss biefigen 0euti6t6ums
n~iiroige.
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Setanntma6ung.

Na6fOIgeHbss 1T cine t6eiIpeiie
2iits bon 3eitungsDertdafsrn unO
S4genten, BEL benen Der SOM
tags gOrrtippnbent" Su
baden iein pir5 pnb tpsI9e 8eItelluns
gen barauf entgegeR nebmen. 6erner
lit berieI6e Bel alien 3eitungspertGus
fern in Der Sta0t 3u baden.
Ga 6epre, Ysnni1lDania sQpekue anb
union<Str.; Nr. 827, 0ruibs
9taz4De.; Or. 1872, Penn1Bls
bdntds Qpenue.
Winterss Gr. 1418, R.zg6drltszS tr.
8. Mturrap. gutdps unb Roie<Sir.
MnE. 3obler, 9tbble : StrGPe, nabs
9artz4penue.
&ds6nsr, Nr. 1903, OrleanszS traBe.
Borders, Srleanss uHo 8olfezSfr.
Oounges, Rr. 218, RorosQnnzStr. r.;
Orleans unp 9etbelsS traBe.
BeLler, Srlednsz unb SprtnGsStr.
Pfaff, Caroline unD Monumentltr.
0urtee, Bomb u. MpnumentsS tIaBe.
Bait, 4r, 1908. 9ileH@StrdBe uno
Hr. 1905, 9iaen% StraBe.
Siebler, Rr. 1212, WIlcorsStrdBe
8aIentine. @barIesz uno GuSersStru.
Campbell, Gbarless unb RsabsStr.
SobnTOn. gdlOertz, na6e 5ranfiintr.
Blum, @alDsrt>, nabe 9atb>S traBe.
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Snhan's Gntihaninunn.

0ufbingtor, 16. Quguit. -
Der bis6erige amerifanii6e 8eIan0te
in Sapaii, 9err Sepuu, bat bus
Stats : Department in &enntniB
geIeBt, buB 6updii an Sapup $4,000
Gntf4Goigung oafir be3ablt bat, oaB
bic Regierung BON Sapait pGbreno
Der lebten brei Sabre It9 BEL me6reren
9~slegenbeiten gepeigert bat, Die Gam
bung gepifer &lafen BON Sapanern
uuf 6upoii gu geItatten. Cur 3eit
Der 1nter6anolungen tpe8en bes Dime
rions : @ertrages bate cine BON Sa=
pan geitsute b06ere Gntf6Goigung5z
foroerung gu 3iemli9 ernitIi9en Com
plitatio3n gefibrt; nit Der 3ablung
Der genanten Summe bur9 6unaii lit
bieie Streitfroge aber als erlsOigt gu
betrn9ten.
Wte Sepoq Iagt, Iino nit Der Gntz
ri9tung Der $4,000 ale 6oroerun=
gen Sapan's, 9ri0atz, ME DFfentli8e,
begIi9en. SepaQ fagte aus, Der ia
ponif9e 9ei9dftstrGger in SonoIulu
babe Der 3egierung Der Der. Staatep
fir bic in Der Qngelegenbeit pon i6r
geleiitetetsn SreunOi3aftsbienite ieiz
men 0unt aus9eiprO4en. Die Re9iez
rung BON 6upaii 3ablte Die Gnti9Gz
bigungsfumme auf 8efirpOrtung Der
Regierung Der Ser. Staaten. Die
8efirpOrtung geI6a6 bur9 oenW2uno
0 9rn. Sefpuu, Ger na9 Snitruts
ttonen bes Stats : Departments
in Waibington banoeIte. Die
8uibingtoner Regierung pini9te bic
@ontroberie 3ptiaen Sapan uno 9a<
mali pegen Der GinnanOerungs>6 Sra
ge erleoigt gu iebsn, ebe bic forme[s
Qnnerion Der Sanopi9 : SnieIn
our9 bic Der. Staten Dor Ii9 ging.
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germii6te teIesrapbii6e sepri6en.

- Die Satin Des 8orleiers unD
greOigers 5ldDius S. 8ro6It in Gbiz
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