davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-19
ueber mPatcom County Wafb:
tn9ton.
g9tcagp, II. Ott. 1898.

GGtcagD, II. Stt. 1898.
@ee6rter 9err Simon!
9a i9 tpeiB, bdB btele 2efer oer Sci
Idge" ii3 fir Wbatcom GountD i'm 5taate
Wa16tngton intereffiren unb i9 unlGngft
BON einem 6errn M. 6aufer in San Ser
r%arbtno, Galtfornien, UNI nG6ere @uSfunft
dber lene 9egenh erfu6t norben bin, 10
1enbe id Sbnen cine Nbf9rift Der 5rn.
9auier ert6eilten Nntport, nit benz Grfuz
den, biefeI6e gum g}uten un6 Srommen
Sbres ausgeoebnten 2e1erfreiIes nb3ubruz
den:
Wert6er 9err 6auIer!
S3r @ert9es bonn 10. SUM- 1T erF iiingit
in meme 9dnbe geGan9t, es muB i'm 9oftamt
berlegt inorben iein. Sd f9IieBe eus
S3rem Brief, 6aB Sic i'm Slim 6uben, gaz
ltfornien nu8 12id9rigem NuFent6alt 5u
berlafen unb baB bas, mas Sic in Der
8roi4tre bes 9rn. @imon unb ;onitpo
uber B3atcom @Ountp geIeisn BADEN, einen
gunittgen @tnorud ouf Sic gema9t bat.
gs ut inmer6in Elm getpagtes l1nterne6z
men, Die 9dusli9feit auf5ubre9en uno in
cine neue 8egenb gu 3ieben, aber mie sic
fogen, iinb bic @erbdGtniFe bort Bel sSbnen
BEL Wettem nt4t me6r 70 giiniig tnte Friiz
Der uno baben Sic tetn 2anb, bas Sic Scy6r
etgen nennen t0nnen. Sic hdben rebt, EN-
Mann ioate 2dnb unb au4 bic Grnte bon
Dem el9nen, mas er pflan8t.
SD po9nte friber bier in Chicago, no
i'd midi augen6Iidli9 gum 8eIu6 bel 9erz
fparoten aufbalte; felt 1870 bin i6 Elm
Setpobner BON Bird 8aD in @6atcom
@ountD, mOfeI6t i9 uno meine !Rinber
Sano etgnen, pel6es am 9oIf bon Georgia
ltegt, iber ben mir cine prG9tige 6ernIi6t
baben. Mas bus Glima baielb1t an5ez
tttfft, 10 1T nobl fem GROCER 1n:erfGieb
5nti4en ba unb Californian; mir 6u6en TIE
belize Sommer, ME fa1te @inter. un1ere
8egenb am Puget Sunb lit aIles 0ol5lanb
uno I'm cine Sarm ein3urtdten, miffen bic
Sdume ausgeroOet merben, mas t9siItpetIc
lelbt, t6etlmeiie f9mierig 1T. SIT BAG
Sano aber getldrt unb urbur gema9t, f.
TT es fe3r ergiebig; mir bauen Nei3en.
8srfte, Safer, Grbfen, ale Sorten Sc
mile in grOBen Mengen, ules gebetbt aus
ge3et9net. NepfeI, 8irnen, &iri9er bon
alien @Orten, 3fpetf9en, pflaumen, 8eerer
9erat3en bier ME tpobl in teiner anberer
9egenh uno omar Obne fiintliher 8epdfe=
rtrg, oenn mir buben 8egen unb Gonnens
i4ein pie mir iie brau9en. Sn ben 8in=
termonaten, DECEMBER, Sanuar un6 Sc
bruar, gie6t eS allerbings mebr Regen, als
mir nDtbig babsn. RinOpieb, Pferbe, Sdafe
S9peine, tOnneR 10 gu fugeH bag ganat
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-19
11enee uro GIte Ser SfpetnemiI6.

On Der Decentralization Der l1niperitGt
Wisconftn nurben i'm %porigen Sabre bon
Senrp unb WoG Geriu9e angeiteQt, pel9e
bic Menge unb Site Der S9peinemil9 err
%griinoen fpaten. 9ier5u tpuroen bon Is
Mutterf6meinen 4 SPHERE ausge1u9t, pel9e
am rubigiten tparen unb 6aber fir ben Ser
fu4 am geeignetiten f9iener, neil gu ertparz
ten mar, haB fie ale erforberli6en Manipuz
lationen ge1tatten tpiirben. Die 5erfel purz
ben 1ofort mad Der @eburt BON Der Mutter
btr9 einen @erf4Iog g~etrennt unb nur gum
Saugen 5ugela1en.
I'm bas BON ben Serteln ber3ebrte Mil9z
quantum feftteIen gu tDnnen, tpurben bic
fslben fur3 bor unb furS na9 benz Saugen
gepogen. Oas 9eni9tsplus no9 benz Gut
gen muBte baber bas @etpi3t Der bonn Mut>
tertbiere Der3ebrten Mil4 reprdfentiren.
Na9 befen u~nter1uhungen f9tpanfte has
mittlere tdgli9 p~robu3irte Metl9qaantum BET
ben bier Suuen apii9en Al uno SO, ober
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-19
NmtIi9er Grnteberibt.

8pm Mderbau=9 epdrtement in Mai6z
ington lit Der nabfolgeabe Grnteberi9i
berDffentli3t porben. Der 9ur959nitt iii,
Mais mar am 1. Sftpber 80 puntts, eez
gen 81 am 1. September, III am 1.
Oftp6er 1897 unb 82,9 als Otto6erz0ur3
19nttt fir bic lebten 5ebn Sabre. Sn
O6io unO Mifouri 1T Ser Our9f9nitt Der
glet4e g~eipefen, in Suinois 1T er I'm 4
puatte getiegen, in Snbiana it er I'm +,
in Soma I'M 2, in Nebrasta um 5 punfte
unO i'm @ioen 1T er gang augemein su=
riidgegdngen.
Die e~ingebenben 8eri9te fir @eisen
liegen nod ni6t oor.
Bon Safer nirb Der 9~ur97@nittser@
trag auf 27,8 8uTbe1s pro Ncre geI9GBt,
er bIei6t alfo I'm $40 8ui6eG binter ben
I9GBungspeiien G~rtrdgni7en Don 1897 3uz
rid, lit aber um 81 8uffeG 609er, ais Der
9ur9i9nittsertrag in ben Iebten 5e4n
sSa6ren. Die 0ur9f6nittszQ ua1itdt 1T
1873, eegen 87,6 IN 1897.
9us f6GBungstpeiie @rtrdani6 ser
@erfe lit 21,6 8uibels, 80 sDeniger ul5
1897 unb 1,3 ltr1ter benz 9ur9fIritt Der
Stto6erz S3dBungen in ben feBten 5ebn
Scya6ren. Die 0ur9i6niits>N ualitdt lit
91,3, gegen 87,6 i'm 8Oriabr.
9us &oggtnz Grtr6gniB ptrb ouf
1877 8uf6eGs gef6Gbt, 0,5 8uiheI toeaiger
ols 1eBtes sSa6r, uber % Sui6el5 me9r
aIg Der 1OiG9rige Ottoherz0 ur4I9nitt.
9ualitGt COL gegen 1927 bOr Sa6resfriit,
8u3pei3en it fet 1. September um
1926 guntte 5uriidgegungen, its6t jsbt auf
1852 ober 14,6 9untte niebrtgsr, als oOr
einem Sabre, unb 8,3 punfte .unter benz
1OiG6rigen 9ur9i4nitt.
&artpffe1n itno i'm S~eptenl6er I'M
81 9untte 3~uriidgegaagen, its6sn 1913
9unfte b06er, ais bpr einsm Sabre, unb
81 9unfte unter Dem 10id6rigen 0uc9z
T6nitt.
Die 4pfetzGrnte IGBt in alien
@taaten, po fe fir ben 6dnoeG bon Wi9z
tigfeit 1T, einen peiteren Riidga1g erIs6en,
uuBer in Maine, Mtbigan, Nebra5td unb
Sregon, tpp cine feline 8eferung 5u herr
5ei6nen 1T.
Die 9Opfenz@rnte GdBt i'm glgez
meiren cine 8eferu1g gegen leBte5 Sabr
erie6en, nur in Galtfornten ni9t, ND is
b04ftens 1000 9funb pro Ncre betragen
tpirb.
Sobaf itanb i'm Mgem,tnen idle6ter
pie Dor Monat5friit. Sn Pen1iplpanien
1T Elm 8iGgang I'M 10, in Marplonb UNI
10, in 8irginia UNI z unb in Norb=garo=
Tina I'M 8 Burfte gu ber5ei6ner. 9entudp
Fat bagegen nit $3.50 cine 1Ormate grnte
unb cine 3una6me UNI 4 purfte, Senz
ne7ee Fat 81, 8isconfin SO uno Sem Yorf
100 % 5n Der3ei9nen.
Die 8dumnpIlernt f6Gbt, bas
Observation-Disclosures am 1. SttD6er auf
75,5 gegen 76 i'm borigen Sabre un6 qege1
1873 9unfte bes 1OiGArigen 9ar9i6nitz
tee. Sn ben ein3elnen @taoten niro bic
@rnte pie foIgt gei4dbt: @trginiu 81,
RDrbzGaroItna rs, @ubzGarolina II,
Georgia Is, SGoriba sc, NGabama 7G,
Mifftifppt Y, 2ouifiuna 81, Seras Is,
Grtanfus "a, Se7neTee SO, MiTouri 90,
Stlo6Oma rs, SnOianerz8 erritorium 76
Punfte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-19

tmmer" porausTeb d baB Der 8etrug bod irz
genbpo gum @ori9etn fommen muB. 9as
9etriigen iiberldBt er better Oenen, bic ftb
sinen anberen WeibeplaB dusfu9en %fOnnen,
na9Dsm tie ben einen abgegrait baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-19

. II bertaufen: 100 gder uncuItipirte Tarm in
- Gtar @Dunt1, Snb., on Der @btca9o & Grie.Gtie1t.
boDu; ebenio Elm Galoon in 8olparaiio. Sinh. Soc
98eIib. @i9eutbumer, IS 20. Mtaiu StrnBe. Wolpas
ratlp, Sinh. 16ofio Il ND
Onoertnuen biaig: SUITE o~erbeITerte 6arm BON
- 100 Mcres III SutnDls, 50 Wtetlen bon E@btcaqo.
@e9eu 9ldberes o%6reliire: Sobn s. ebert, 10O29
aoe. NJ. 90. Gbtcago, 81. l2utt2tu6 l6oft2fo
Ou pertouten Cine f96ne garm BON 400
. Mcter, IL MeiIeu BON Der Staot, eiouet iib Dors
siiqIid1 alb @tpd= pber @roin=yorul, peeen pnraerid.
fen Mlfers bes 8eiiBers. 9ieielbe Itegt IN @e6ar 60,
Sppo, an Der 6auptItnte Der Nortbweitern.Gtieubabu,
SoDn G9tDoIbtrt, 1ss6auissSius, Sotua 2sipt4p6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-19

etpa 5 pfunb. 0as sr0Bte an einem Sage
ermittelte Quantum betrng 8.4 pfnno, BAG
gerin9ita IL pfunb. ueber bic 3ufammenz
Iebung Der S9peinemil9 tperben fart aus
einanbergebenbe Mittbeilungen gema4t
9enrD unb @pl fanen Bel ibren l1nterfu=
9ungen gu folgenbem 8eiultat:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-19

Mtr erieben baraus, baB bds Ba95tbum
i'm pierten unb f~iinften Sabre, mo- mir es
meiftens f9on als ab9eI4lofen 6etra&ten,
nod Elm gang erbebli4es 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-19

Ser &unfelrubenbau in
@urDpa TT i'm Sabr 1898 auf 1,542,=
81 5ettar betrieben tporpen Q997 auI
1,496, 069, 1896 uuf 1,528,238 Seitar),
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-19
ueber oas maastbum ser pferoe

Na4 MeRungsn, bic bon Nmnlon an
ebten Sobten 0es Sratsbner 9efiites Dorge>
nommsn nurben, baden it9 fir ben Wa9sz
tbumsfortf6ritt BET b:eIen f~ol9enoe 3a3lsn
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
The Strategy Board.

No official list of the members of the
board of strategy has ever been given
out Il is suppose d to be composed Of
the president, the secretary of war,
secretary of the navy, Captain Mahan,
two or three retired officers and sew
eral heads of bureaus in the war and
navy departments. It is not continuous
body or q body specifically authorized
by law; but the president, as command
or in chief of the army and navy, has
the right to call upon any officer of the
government, in any department. for
counsel and advice and has called .
number together to compose board
of strategy. 1t is now reported, how
ever, that he has decided to dispense
largely with its services and run the
campaign himself.-Minneapol Tri-
bune.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
American Unitarian Association.

BOSTON, Mass, May 23.-Unitarians
from nearly every state and territory
of the union are gathered here for the
anniversaries which will be formally
opened tomorrow morning with the
annual meeting of the American Uni
tartan Association in Music Hall. At
the morning session there will be ad-
dresses and discussions on topics OF
practical interest. The opportunities
and needs OF the work will be dis
cussed at the afternoon seseion and In
the evening the Rseat reunion will be
held. During the week there will also
be held anniversary meetings of the
Sunday-school society, the, Temperance
societies, the Woman's Alliance, the
guilds, lend-a-hand clubs and other
religious and benevolent organizations
connected with Unitarianism.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
lola To Be Tried Again.

PARIS, May, 23.-The second trial
of Zola resulting from the civil suits
brought by the members of the Ester.
hazy courtmartial against the author
for alleged libel-was begun in the as
sizes court of Versailles today. M. 10.
Ia, it is reported, will make an effort
to have ex-Captain Dreyfus summoned
as witness, and if the minister for the
colonies should refuse to have the sub
poena served on the prisoner At DEVILS
Island, it is said that the author in
tends writing letter to President
Faure calliug attention to the Unjust
ice and to the further fact thst the
President himself is reported rs hsv'
ing openly stated that the ex-captair
is innocent.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23

Custom Collector Dillon, on being
called on this morning in regard to the
now arrangement of stopping the Mex
ican Central train on the bridge At
night when it arrives, said: ''The
change was made 50 ss to give the
United States inspectors time to look
through the valises and hand baggage
of the passengers: heretofore we have
been rushed 80 that the inspectors
have not had time to do the work dur
ing the passage over the river. So
recommended . change, which l sn
glad to say was Immediately complied
with, and now we have as much time
to 60 through the train as we need,
thereby being able to give justice to
the men who have that branch of the
service in charge"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
An All-Star Performance.

NEW YORK, May 23.-The theater-
BILE excitement today over the prospect
of seeing half q hundred famous ac-
tors, singers, musicians, artists and
literary men take part in one perfOr-
nance, and among them such noted
entainers as w. 81. Crane, Stuart Rob-
son, De Wolf Hopper, Wilton Lackaye,
Henry Dixey, Nat Goodwin. Joseph Hol-
land, Wilsno, Collier, Victor Herbert
and numerous others. Such is the re-
markable all-star aggregation which
has volunteered its services for weeks
tour, the proceeds to be given to the
famous Lambs Club to free its club
house from debt. From the interlocu-
tor in the first part to the stagehand
who rings down the curtain after the
final scene every participant will be
person of note in the thestricsl world.
Even the artistic souvenir programme
1s the work of numerous cele-
brated painters and illustrators. The
itinerary of the tour is as remarkable
in its way as the other features of the
venture. The initial performance will
be given at the Metropolitan opera
house tonight. Tomorrow afternoon
the entire company will appear in Bos-
ton and in the evening q performance
will be given at Springfield. Wednes-
day afternoon the company appears At
Brooklyn, and the same evening in
Philadelphia. Thursday calls for q
matinee performance in Baltimore and
in the evening in Washington. Friday
evening is devoted to Pittsburg, and
then by a special run the aggregation
reaches Chicago Saturday morning
where a matinee and night performance
closes the weeks tour, covering ten
performances in nine towns in six days,
over q territory extending from Boston
to Chicago.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23

Lieut.. Wallie Scales arrived on yes
terday mornings Texas & Pacific.
Lieut.. Scales is fresh from the q. S.
Military academy at West Point. He
has been assigned to Co. E 18th infan-
try, which Is stationed at Fort Hua-
chuca, Arizona, and on his way to his
new post of duty. Lieut.. Scales on be-
ing asked If it wasn't q little early for
the final examinations at the academy
said: "Yes, but as the government is
sadly in need of officers in the present
crisis all the members of the class of
SO, which was very large, numbering
ffty-nine, were given their diplomas
and assigned to different posts, on
their class average, and a final physi-
cal examination" Lieut.. Scales left
ovor the S. p. Sunday afternoon.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
GREAT BRITAIN
AND FRANCE.
Trouble Not Yet Settled

LONDON, May 23.-Iu the house OF
lords today Lord Salisbury said the
government was unable TO give any
information reesrdiue. .he settlement
of the West African dispute between
Great Britain and France. 1t was also
announced that the queen assented to
the address of the houses of lords and
commons praying her majesty to grant
a public funeral to Gladstone, and to
sanction the erection of q monument in
Westminster Abbey.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
Cannot he Starved Out

KEY WEST, May pa German
merchant now here, who has great in.
terests in Cuba, says the Spanisrds
can never be starved out, the island
being too fertile to make any such
plans succeed. He says Blanco has
I2O, 900 we'll equipped soldiers. The
merchant quoted fears that Cuban
government would mean anarchy, and
heartily favors annexation to the
United States.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
TO THE
PHILIPPINES

First Expedition Will Leave TOmOr-
row.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 23.-The Or
der for the embarkation of the first
military expedition to the Philippines
was just issued at eleven today. The
City of Pekin, City Of Sgd
,ney, and Australia will sail tomorrow,
carrying brigade made up of regul-
ars and California, Colorado. and Ore.
gon volunteers.
Some of the troops will embark to.
day, the remainder tomorrow morn.
ing. There is great satisfaction in the
Colorado camp. Brig. Gen. Anderson.
who is to command the first expedi
ton, arrived last night from Portland
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
Justices Court.

Today was appearance day in the
justice courts and the following cases
were set for hearing in Justice Bridg-
er's court.
s. A. Robinson vs. L. and p. Abo-
gado, suit upon account under con-
tract. Will be tried May 25th.
A. F. Foster VS.. Terry Pierce and J.
W. Wright. Suit set for hearing June
4th.
A. 81. Gleason vs. E. B. Hawley,
suit upon note. Judgment by de-
fault.
n. c. Stroyer VS.. Mexican Central
Railway, to be set by agreement.
Luis Cordero vs.. Clifford Bros, set
for June 25th.
G. Carrillo vs.. E Elsbach, set for
May Goth.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
A NEW IDEA
In Modern Naval Warfare.

KEY WEST, May 23.-It now tran
spires that the Spsniards have Hoated
contact mines in the Gulf Stream in
the attempt to blow up our blockadine
squadron. One exploded twenty miles
off Cape San Antonio yes
terday noon. The officers on the
vessel who saw the explosion say it
was most terrific, and sent men spin
ming across the decks. The explosion
occurred six hundred yards from the
vessel but did no damage. This marks
a new feature in naval warfare.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
CAUGHT

But Released Again After Detention.
KEY WEST, May 23.-The British
steamship Ardanmohr, Captain Dunn,
reached port this morning in charge Of
an ensign from the Osceola. She was
etopped on the line of blockade off the
coast of Cuba. She had a cargo Of cat
tie, and her captain said she was from
Vera Cruz for Nassau. The steamer
was released tonight after q short de-
tention here.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
T
News of the Success of the American
Plans Is Promised.
"PLANS CANNOT MISCARRY,"
Says the Navy Department.
Says the Navy Department.
AT
KEY WEST.

Standards Lost Fine Opportunity.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-The big
battleship Oregon arrived at Key West
this morning after a most wonderful
trip of 10000 miles.
One hundred and fifty thirteen-inch
projectiles, weighing 1900 pounds eacn'
made to fit the big guns of the Oregon,
are now on the way to Key West in
response to hurry order sent by Sec
retsry Long on Friday.
One of the puzzlers which the board
of strategy find it hard to solve is the
failure of Admiral Cervera to attempt
to intercept the Oregon, for she will
make dread opponent in her place in
Admiral Sampson's fighting squadron
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
SASSINATED.

Judge j. W. Bowen Killed at COtulla.
CoTuLLA, May 23.-Judge J. w.
Bowen, one of the most prominent at
torneys of south west Texas, was assas-
sinated here today. The killing of
Judge Bowen is one of the results of a
feud that has existed for a long time
between two factions of prominent
citizens in Lasalle county.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
STILL THEY HOVER

Spaniards Take Look at Fort Taylor.
KEY WEST, May 23.-Two strange
craft were reported off Fort Taylor
last ruight. The forts signals were
not answered by the ships. Search
lights were kept constantly upon them
Preparations for q warm reception
were quickly made. The idea is pre-
nish.
The vessels are not in sight this
morning. The city is greatly excited
Officials, however believe there is
cause for the excitement.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
Shat His Wife and Himself.

CINCINNATI, May 23.-At 2 o'clock
this afternoon Policeman Thomas
Speer shot and killed his wife, then
shot and killed himself. The shooting
occurred at their home and was the re.
suit of quarrel. The woman was 25
wears old
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23

WAITING

For Word of the Defeat of the Span
iards.
KEY WEST, May 23.-Word of the
defeat of the Spanish fleet has been ex-
pected here for twenty-tour hours. 1t
is confidently believed that blow has
been struck, fatally either to the Gu
ban Notifications or to the Spanish
fleet.
The town is expectant and we may
hear any moment that Sampson has
repeated the Manila exploit. An at
tack on the forts would certainly result
in Spain's fleet Fastening to their aid.
The fight mast be hot in any event.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
JOKE.

Spain Is Trying to Sell the Philippines
to France.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-The story
is current here that Spain is trying to
sell the Philippine Islands to France
under the nose of the United States. It
is not stated how far the alleged nego-
tiations have progressed or what kind
of reception France has given them.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
In Favor of the Government.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-The United
States supreme court today decided
the Chaves claim to 10000 acres in
New Mexico, and the Rodriguez claim
to sc, 900 acres in Arizona, in favor of
the government.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
SIGHTEDCERVERA

Spariards Still Fit Lightly Ger the
Sea
HALIFAX, N. s., May 23.-It is re
ported here this morning that Samp
sons scouts sighted Cervera yesterday
morning. The scouts withdrew, pur-
sued by the Spsniards.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
In Congress-.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-The house
met at noon, and passed the bill pro-
vidiug that volunteers to paid from the
day of enrolment, and that those 60
ing to Manila are to have a months
pay advanced.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23

Troops From the National Capital.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 23.-
The First District of Columbia infan-
try, twelve hundred men, arrived this
morning and went out to the park at
noon.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
LIGHTS OUT,

Spaniards Must be Planning Some
Dark Deed.
KEY WEST, May 23.-The big
searchlight on Moro Castle at Havana
was not in operation Saturday night.
Naval officers are wondering what is
meant by the new tactics of the Span
iards.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
CHINESE LABOR.
Denounced by Volunteers.

Denounced by Volunteers.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 23.-The boys
in blue have entered protest against
the government supplying them with
garments made by Chinese labor in
Chinatown. The Mongolians have Sc
cured subcontracts. The labor organ
izations have taken up the battle cry
of white labor for government
work." The assistant quartermaster
has already rescinded several contracts
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
STOCKS UP

OregOn's Arrival Reassures Opera
tors.
NEW YORK, May 23.-The Oregon q
safe arrival at Key West this morn
ing made stocks higher and stronger
TODAY,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
is THIS A BLUFF.

May be Madrid is Trying to Pull Wool
Over Our Eyes.
MADRID, May 23.-Admiral sCame-
ra's squadron of twelve vessels and
eight Thousand troops will leave Cadiz
this evening or tomorrow for the Phil
ippines.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
SIEGE ARTILLERY
For the Reduction of Havana.

TAMPA BAY, May 23.-Siege artille-
ry is being organized today with q
view of attacking Havana. It consists
of forty pieces siege artillery, two
thousand men and eighteen hundred
horses.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
SOLDIERS KILLED.
Again 1t is a Railroad Collision, Not
War.

SAVANNAH, Ca, May ga troop
train carrying part of the First regi-
ment, North Carolina volunteers, col
lided with freight this morning. One
soldier was killed and another fatally
injured.
LATER-On the Florida Central and
Peninsula railroad en- route to Tampa
Private Bsrbee was instantly killed,
having his head crushed between two
cars. Private J. M. Colcolough is dy-
ing. Itis claimed by the conductor of
the freight that the third section of
the troop train did not display signals
Indicating that another section was
following.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23

Spaniards to FOrtify Gibraltar Bay.
GIBRALTAR, May 23.-The Spanish
government purposes to fortify the
ports Of Gibraltar Bay belonging to
Spain.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
BACKWARD

In Going Forward.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 23.-The Colo
RADIO troops will not leave for the
Philippines for a week or ten days
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
SECOND TEXAS
REGIMENT
Arrives in Camp at Mobile

MOBILE, ALA, May 23.-The Second
Texas volunteers, full thousand men,
arrived here today whooping and
cheering.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
Dead.

Dead.
HILLsBoRO, Mo-, May 23.-The faith.
er of Senator Foraker died this morn
ing.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-23
ALL QUIET
AT HAVANA

At Last Reports From BlOckading
Fleet.
KEY WEST, May 23.-Word from the
blockading fleet was received today.
All was quiet on the north cost OF Cuba
around Havana.
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