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The San Francisco call., 1898-05-09
PREPARING FOR
 THE MATINEE.

The managers and attaches and per formers of the Orpheum Theater are hard at work preparing specialties for the monster benefit performance to be given on Thursday afternoon for the benefit of the led Cross fund. The members of the orchestra will excel themselves on that dav Special music will be the order and Director E. M Rosner and Leader B. Jaulus are already preparing selections and arranging for rehearsals.
 The musicians are enthusiastic and they nromise many startling features. The orpheum orchestra is well known to every theater-roer in the city and it has never been known to make failure yet.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-09
RED CROSS EXECUTIVE
 MEETING.

OAKLAND. May S.-Mrs. G. D. Abbott. president of the Red Cross Society of this city. has called a meeting of the execu- tive committee for Monday morning at 10 o'clock in the Ebell Society rooms. A delegation from all affiliated societies educational beneficial, social and relig- ious organlzations-are requested to be nresent. They have issued a call for comfort bags, good reading matter and 5000 in cash for the California Volunteers, who, it is expected will leave on Saturday for Manila. Donations may be left at Bowman's drug store, Broadway and Ninth street, and Wheeler's grocery store, Broadway, near Fourteenth street.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-09
THE CALLS" PRAISES SUNG.

ALAMEDA, May S.-The San Francisco Call was in great demand in our city this morning and all who were fortunate enough to secure copy were loud in tbe,r praise of the grand achievement of that paper in giving to the people such a graphic pen picture of the great naval engagement at Manila The hand of the paddist, so visible in the columns Of its contemporaries, could not be seen in The Calls account which came direct from the zen of an eyewitness who stood unon0ehe bridge of the Olympia with the gallant Commodore Dewey, throughout the entire engagement.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-09

novel and simple cure for the head ache is announced It is for the sufferer to walk backward for about ten minutes
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SANTIAGO CUBANS
They Resent Gen. Skaters Attitude IN
ignormy Gen Garcia In the War.
rhry Protect Against the Confirmation OF
spanish on'e'ai- an once Appointed
by Madrid. asa Matter of rrsn-
cipls--A Meeting Held

SANTIAGO pE CCnA. July %. via Kings-
ton. Jamaica, July sA-rhc cnhans
hero resent Gen. skaters attitude in
ignoring Gen. Garcia and refusing to
allow the Cuban troops TO enter san
,'ago or To consult Con. Garcia on the
terms OF the surrender OF the city.
Gen. Garcia's action in Withdrawing
his troops into the interior, his letter
to Gen Shafter and his rcsignation OF
his command. forwarded to Gen. Co
mcz- arc approved and apriaudcd by
All clnsses OF natives Con. Garcia re-
fused 10 accept a subordinate place.
insisting that he was an ally. Cen.
Skaters answer saying that this was
war between the United States and
Spain irrespective OF Cuba's individual
Interest. and Prcsiden, McKinlcy's In
struetions with reference to the adj
ministration OF the surrendered dis
trict published here yesterday are IN
terprctcd as atacit avowal of Ameri.
can intention 10 annex the island and
not 20 grant independence.
This h opposed by the CubanS Sc
nor Joaquin Castillo. president OF tho
san Carlos Cuban club, and brother
OF Cen. Castillo, urges an oiicial pro.
test to President Mckinley without
delay saving silence now would lndi.
cate our consent To the American atti.
tude which Is plain breach of faith
that the Cubans can not possibly toll.
crate.
meeting was held sunday after
noon at the SAN Carlos club 20 discuss
the matter and Il is probable that a
protest was drawn up which will bc
submitted.
IL "a understood that nany who were
present at The meeting favored the
scheme OF protcctoratc by the u nited
states with eventual annexation after
five or six years, but the protest Is on
a matter OF principle, the main obicc.
ton being the continuation Ia Office o.,
spanith officials appointed by Madrid
ON the ground that Spaniards. as a
conquered people. should not be vested
with authority over Cubans. tho allies
and coadiutors OF the United states
nno The representatives OF free aud
independent people. such is uudcr.
stood 90 have been the tenor OF the
meeting
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o. IL Though, "a Hs.ehea The race Of
Rendezvous. On Porto Ricsn
Coast Sunday Night

WASHINGTON. July % 1t n said a,
the war department late sunday that
no news can bc expected from any Of
fetal source as To- Gen. Miles move
mcnts until Monday at the earliest
IL h calculated that he arrived sunday
evening cor sunday night at the point
on the coast OF Porto Rico selected
a. the rendezvous for all the
vessels of the expedition. Whether or
not he will undertake To make land.
ing in advance OF the arrival OF the
whole expedition will depend entirely
upon conditions as he finds them.
should there be no spanish force, or
at least, an unconsidcrablc one.
ON the coast, the troops will
be landed TO relieve them from
the disastrous Effects OF being con.
fined closely ON ship board under a
tropical sun. The general has with
him sufficient artillery 20 hold any
position he may choose To occupy, sup
piementod as this artillery will bo
10y tho guns OF his naval convoy Mean.
while the department il making every
~ N''AN afRhk Aht ftulUlhNti
OF the expedition. some troops arc
now on their way from Tampa and
Charleston and should reach Porto
Rico 10y the middle of tho week. Ma
val officials are assisting actively Ina
getting the troops on and were engaged
Sunday in sending the necessary orders
10 that aud TO the commanders of tho
naval auxiliary Vessels which have
been placed al the service OF The war
Department. In the course OF a day cor
two the troops brought from Chicka-
manga by Cen. brooke Will sail from
Hampton Roads, where they have boon
arriving all day aud are ready for
the transports There IL proba-
hiliy that Cen. Miles may be
delayed FOR several days Ia his lnndinr
operations Tor lack OF lighters. but
several OF these arc now on thoir way
and others viii bc hurried forward "a
rapidly as possible. However IL may
bc as 20 his speedy landing on Porto
Rico soil Il will bc well along toward
the end Of this week hcforc the active
land campaign viii bo begun la Porto
ktoo
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CITY OF SAN JUAN.
r.,,ed states viii Land Troops ON
Three Sides of Porto Rico.
rh,rd Expedition wan Land ON the
North Coast Gen L'Lsuvcr's Conn
paud wnl Join Mites AZ Gu
anlco-r Troops Embark.

WV YORK. July -. lit is said here
n., The government intends TO fit out
49, Porto Rican expeditions, which
~ land on three sides of the island
mi form circle around san Juan.
"a hat within n few weeks after
,,s8inr Gen. Miles win control the
min country. The first expedition
.,der Gen. Miles will. 1t Is OK
,.e,ed. land in Guanico. and will
,rocecd to Joes. From there they will
20 10 Ponce by rail, and from Ponce to
on Juan on a road which Is good In
.i.her the rainy or the dry season.
The expedition commanded directly
~ Gen. Miles will await the Porto
Eean representatives, under command
a Gen. L'LeuverS, who will Join Gen.
Mics at Guanico.
The next expedition will land at Fa-
;srao. port south of san Juan, and
me third viii land on one OF the small
places on the north coast From here
they will besicgc aud cut of the re-
irsat Of the spanish forces.
In Guanieo there are telegraph facil.
ties but not cable facilities. The ca.
be runs from Ponce directly TO Santo.
mas II Gen. Miles has control OF the
cable Ia Ponce he can communicate
directly with the United States via
Galveston. This cable. however. has
90 communication with the SAN Juan
line
WASHINGTON, July e5.-The brigade
commanded 10y Gen. Fred Grant. con-
sls,inr of tho lst and srd Kentucky
and The 9TH Illinois. was Saturday
ordered TO Porto Rice At will sail
from Newport News, and will leave
Chlcsamaura as soon rs railroad nc
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cuBAN PETITION.
santiasoan- Thank the People Of America
Tor Freedom Prom spanish Yoke. not
Want Their own Government

SANTIAGO Dr. GINA. July o. The FOL.
lowing Is the text of the documents
To President Mckinley; "rhc under.
signed. Cubans 10y birth. land owncrs
and residents OF santiago dc Cuba,
representing with their families the
non-combatant population that sui.
iered for many years Spanish rule In
this section OF the island. wish To- *.
press their warmcst thanks To the pco.
pie OF the United states for delivering
them from the insuferabio yoke OF
spanish rule.
They wish also 10 express their alb
solute confidence in the good faith and
humanitarian purposes Of the United
states and in the pledge that the ter
ritory Of Cuba IS not TO be conquered
10y the American troops for purposes
Of annexation We believe and would
urge that our own people are capa-
blc Of fulfilling the information
al obligation 20 establish n
government for the island Cuba in
thc future may possibly become. in the
course Of a few years, part Of the ter
ritory Of the United states. thus in
creasing the comfort aud happi.
ness Of this people. but nov all desire
government OF orr own. a. compen-
sation for the suffcrings and heroisu
Of our army, and the definite esfnb-
lishmont Of the Cuban republic. with
Cuban authorities. IN accordance with
the resolution Of the United state.
congress
1--WE hope that the present state OF
affairs at santiago. where spaninrds
are still the administrators Of our inter
ests, property and fate will be brief:
that the city may soon be turned over
TO the Cubans and that our army may
enter. the flag Of Cuba waving
triumphantly beside the American
flag, a. Cuban soldiers fought side by
side with the Americans against the
common cucfnvr
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SURRENDERED.
spanish Troops to tho Number of s.oos
ana 30" Volunteers in san La,s aud r.i-
ma hstrsano Give Up Their ARM.

WASHINGTON, July IS The war de-
par,ment at midnight posted the fol-
lowing:
SANTIAGO. via uayti. July eA-Adm-
tani General OF the Army. Washing
ton:
Lieut. Miley has returned from San
Luis and Palma Estriano. where no
went four days ago to receive surrcn.
der OF spanish troops The number
surrendered was larger than Gen.
Torai reported--S.oos spanish troopS
aud $50 volunteer gucrrillas-gave up
their arms and gave parole aud have
gone TO work; 5000 stands 81
arms were turned in loaded ON
OK carts aud started to the rail.
road; Spanish troops accompanying
him to san Luis and all apparently
greatly delighted st prospects OF ~.
turning home. They were on The
verge OF starvation aud have 20 send
them rations tomorrow. II the num.
oerS keep ap as they have there will be
about $4,000 To ship away nearly II.
600 here. 5000 from SAN Luis q. 900
from Guantanamo. and over 1000 M
Sagua and Baracoa. tSigned)
SuATrFR.
Major General Commanding.
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TREsTLE FELL.
One Man KILLED aud several tnlured m a
sewer TscHch Nsar Idgewater
Park, Cisvciaaa

CtrvrLANp. O.. July %. one man
was killed aud scycrni we're iuiurcd
sunday while at work on sewer near
Edgcwatcr park The men were down
in the sewer trench when the trcstie
ON which the ear that hauls away the
dirt Is run fell The car was prcclpl.
tated 10 "a platform covering the sewer
Adam llausman, Aged &C. was crushed
TO death beneath the timbcrA The foi.
lowing were badly injured, Thomas
llasulcr, aged 40. city Inspector.
thigh broken; Frank Sprungol, aged
30, nose broken and badly cut about
the head and body; Paul Frohall. aged
81, cut in the head aud
body bruised; Frank RobinsIsy.
aged 80, and Frank Soczin.
ski aged 80, badly cut and bruised
about the body. All but one OF the
wounded were taken 20 hospitals. Tn
10 this time nobody has been able 90
explain why the trcstlc fell II tell
without warning
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thr successful bidder is a licensed cor
poration OF u nation with whom
we are at war and that accord
ing 70 measure passed by
the Spanish cortes, onc-half OF
the receipts Of every corporation doing
business under the Spanish govern
ment must bc surrendered 10 govern
mcnt 10 help dcfray the expenses OF
The war. by letting The contract 10
o spanish corporation the United
states government Indirectly nays into
the Spanish treasury an amount equal
10 cne-half the contrat stipulation.
Also that the government thereby re-
leases from blockade all the cncmy's
vessels to bc used in The transportation
from the neutral ports where they arc
now in shelter.
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Of any previous year "a the country's
history huge imports Of gold that have
made the yellow metal almost drug
Ia the American market. aud with II
al favorable trade balance Of 5000.
100000. which Is fully double the IarQ
esi trade balance ever before known.
This Cobdcnlte cartooHist should go
into retirement and hate himtelf for
the iop-earcd ASS that he plainly is. he
should know, without the help OF q
night school, that 4 the Chinese en-
pirc were able 20 make anything Hike
The commercial showing that 81 set
forth in the trade returns just quoted
thepowers 81 Europe would not noy, b.
engnRed IN carving on big sllces OF
celestial territory, bat would be- rua.
mig race 20 see which would pct
there fret aud succeed ln forming an
alliance with that favored and power
fui nation. Rest assured that when
Uncle Sam gets rcndy 20 reduce fhs
height at his wall q VII be- becmire 81
. geii-defned advantage 20 be- gained
through reciprocal concessions and
rot on account ri European ihreafs.
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prices for which prints and pinghams
have been selling % late not only take
the manufacturer profit. but take
some OF the just rewards of labor.
Then what becomes Of the argument
that protecting this Industry from the
old world causes monopoly here2
The south Is thinking on these
things, aud the change of sentiment Of
which he Chronicle rpcaks so forcibly
Is found everywhere. They want the
condition Of their workingmcn 10 adj
vancc. aud they know that the only
way 30 accomplish n Il by protection
from foreign cheap labor.
To be- sure. that old feeling 81 bit.
terucss yet exists ia some parts. bat 10
very limited extent. and ls fast dying
out
Common Ground Of FrtcHdabfp.
The present conflict with o common
foe, the uniting 81 the north and the
south iu o war for humanity. the
marching together OF the boys from the
north and the boys from the south. the
camping Of northern troops in south.
ern states under conditions most
friendly all tend 10 put on the old aud
10 put 90 the new, so wipe ont Mason
md DiSon's line n will give mighty
impetus 10 the movement that bad al.
rendy set in, Of looking 10 and voting
for the future and not the past.
The south is out for business. II g.
realizing that iia experience with the
cotton Industry is bu The experience
Of Other protected industries. that first
81 al the manufacturing must be- estab.
lished here. then the matter 81 price be-
tween maker and buyer will be- q mat
ter 81 internal competition
But now. what 81 that reduction Of
wages 90 The north.
went 10 New bedford go the midst
Of the strike. md got statements Of
wages from an side
The Wage Question.
Mr.. Otis y. Pierce. who has been
very successful manufacture. makes
tfia statement relative 10 average an
naai wages paid; Mulesp.uners. s75s
loom hyef- s57f 20 sGf2, siasher tend.
Prs. $500, weayers. f4i0.
What are you doing 7 asked the
dsst iaborer whom I met oa The street
"NOthing" hc replied.
"why?"
"On % strike"
What was your l9b1''
Loom hxer."
'Navese"
'fteg were Two alliars daf. and r
ORR cuf fo $780, be- answered. aa o.
walked away.
Otles aori.mcn seen proved ihat
Nr ferce's estimate 81 about right. end
huf ceeu 90 the reInction rages are
liRncF iu Che north than in fhf south
liut how could flc workers OF Sew
fedfofd ord Faii River and lowell ard
lfher places expect ~ have hioher
aaR restored IN faff mash ufofee-
ion9 DO ihe south .s forced 70 com
pete nifh fhf mnch cheaper labor ~
1ihfr committees 30 viii mean % fafbf.
io1 n the south and havoc ln tts
l0rih
in6er tic pr1fec Fe tariff system
NeN Bedford bias been buui un ~ ihaf
Is ont 81 fhe richeft cities ~ ffs Size
d ffe at.d iis iahor'ne people have
been rfo porous and compared win
other countries wen paid though never
Goo highly paid
What w won't and hope TO tee +.
FeW nfdfnffs $50 Utfr fhc south 49,
Neii "a ihf nofth. Whaf we mnsf have
3 continuation Of The protective a..
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A coBDENITE CARTOON.
Free Trade con~.rs,.. .s tact. ssm'.
M"sai ,ssrsse--t-
SHY Msnt.

"Nn object Lesson" In what Puck
calls it, crntroi cartoon rcprrscniies
the powers Of Europe engaged la de.
mc{lshinE Nhina's wall Of exclusive.
nss~, while On the opposite side OF q
narrow stretch Of water IL shown tncls
sam. standing inside stone rcdo,ibt
labeled Protective Tarlir," over
which floats the Amvri an far. aud
watching the Remembering process
across the way as he remarks
my Unset That reminds mo thai ~.
got walt like thati IA better take n down
myself. before other people do Il Tor me 9"
Nson example, of ignorhnc, aud stu,
pidty. the cartoon Il indeed Fan oh lert
lesson" M one but free trader 81
the liourhon type, who neither forgcts
nor learns, and who's. conception 81
patriotism u that 81 niandrfinn aud be.
Hitting HE own land while inannels AL.
uiirinr other countries. viii lind any
enjoyment ia picture witch convey :
th" Idea that Uncle sam h going to be
SCARED into the abandonment OF the
policy that has mede him the wonder
and envy on all creation.
Genuine Americans will not rclish the
Implication that protection D. go bc set
aside because Of foreign members.
They have just emerged from % trial
lasting four years Of regulating our
tnrin policy with view 20 pleasing
Europe aud they arc not va rrcntly
grntiiicd with the results eff that *.
pertinent ne to be In a hurry go irs Il
over uRaiu.
Puck'r cartoon o. sllly miaat ON
grounds other thnn those oi lack AZ
true Nmcricnn pride aud patrintiam.
rho picture becomes groiospuely nb.
surd in The light of the trade statisticf
ot the current hscnl yenr showing rV.
perts cnormouels increased over those
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'AtrotIs o. July Is Five dcs.
.-'e criminals attempted to break
mere but were frustrated bv sher-
'nc The men were furnished
saws by outsiders. and had
i.''he' 90 Kin The deputy sheriff as
on as ihey bad sawed ont Of their
Among the prisoners who made
.iempt 90 break away was W. a.
ino Toledo real estate dealer
' indicted for attempted burglary
'e murder Of wealthy Mrs Lu-
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GOVERNMENT BUILDING AT SAN JUAN.

Sommodatons and transports can be
secured.
tmcRAMAuoA PARK, Ga, July % =
AZ general headquarters camp was
struck at daylight Saturday morning.
Inc signal and hospital corps imme-
diaiely marched TO Rossville To take
iae train for Newport News. en- route
TO Porto Rico. The signal corps. com
manoea by Maj. Glassford. in Com
pany :, includes men from every
State Mexico and Canada. Many OF
the regulars who have been to Cuba
"ii! accompany Maj Glassford's com.
mand
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Lieut. IIob.on Itelurna 10 Ner y.rl

NFw York. July 10 Lieut. Ilobson.
OF Merrimac fame, returned % New
York from Washington Saturday
morning with authority 20 contract
with the Merritt wrecl,ing Co. here
for raising the spanish ships Colon
and Teresa lie proceeded TO the
company's Office Immediately upon his
arrival and expects 10 conclude the
contract without delay. IIobson real
izes that 20 save the Spanish ships for
our navy anIck mutton Is nena..nrr.
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sr THOMAS July 95-1Ac German
steamer Croatia. which arrived here
sunday reports shat she was fred up.
on three times Saturday night about
eight miles ffcm San Juan ce Porte
Rico by "a ship said Co form part oi
the American invading squadron. The
Croatia was boarded by an officer
understood 60 o. FROM tho United
states cruiser New York shs was al
lowed 20 proceed 70 sd Thomas The
Croatia had 40 inieniioa 81 entering
sau Juan
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KEEPS THEM GUESSING.
h"rrrtes" Goods Are Rapidly Dts-
placing the FoFeiEs Psoaaef
ne Home ssd Abroad.

4 report just issued b. The British
foreign Office shows how collections
Europe g. becoming cn the subject Of
American frnde agVressioas In mar.
kfts that hitherto have been suecess
fully controlled 49, against Yankee 500.
fasion- The report says
~ faf 49, Great Britain l. concerned tts
NOS pr IlrnlrE feature ~ fns Iapaffsr
Lfent ~ q. year Wa he imnfner rffidsf
mtatf .f Arnerir1n cpmpefiflDr IRE Faiaa
gt lrNe1 States importr rose Al ga ss al
ss ler cent. whur those from Great IsfIrri-
were orig llss.f-s. ~ 3 per cent ffsfef
lhah In 80. Or fhe iaffff gesf We he'd :
PEI rrrt n fnf imp1ff fraff lnt1 galan.
iat gear fra proportion Esf faiirr = II
waY ~ TO fbs value ~ iin.ied sfsrss
Gppla enterirF Japar ~ only t.rfr1f vsr.
Iaf. Tfar n fad riftn o. DrItr rrr "a
fte Aarna epaef ~ time British .mn1rfs
Hff rom tsis ~ ger % Nf - gff
t.s ttr Amff.ear fafe RI Inlrsse 49,
ca.5 fuo ara e ha.f fo.d
The rapidify with which American
goods are making Roadway 900 over fhs
world. end equally fhf rapdifg with
which foreign trade o. losing ii. hold
upou fhe American market. arc mat
ters nnw attracting unist4.Al attrr
iion. The American policy rriIaur1.
rated hg President urEinler q YER e.
ipnr years laree ilto supreme fouF e.
pIInr up fpr ffef O. rerorI ahlra
fceps che sfst OF ths world arr..lar
where it is ace
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~ sys'sm 80 that the south can coiDs
"p 10 the northern wRee eaals. Aud
What We must avoid D. doing away
with tho protective tariff. Ia which
event both the north and the south
would slnk 10 wesc basis aud war,
condition awful 60 contemplate and
which would bc worse IN rcaiisaiic,.
o. ~ fstgis
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WAsmNGToS, July -. Five troops
OF cavalry at Camp Alger, Va, have
been ordered to proceed 70 Newport
News for cmbarkation on transports
for Porto Rico to reinforce Gen. Miles.
They viii leave, II practicable, with
Gen. Rains brigade The troops sent
are all famous ones in their section.
the list being troops a and G. Of New
York cavalry, the governors troop,
Sheridan troop and the Phiiadel ph ia
city troop 81 Pennsylvania.
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unsuccessful nidd~rs nrlng Action to
Have Contract Awarded 20 raasport
Prisoners Set Aside.

Nrw NoEE. July % Tho World saws:
A lawyer has been retained bv The
steamship companies who were unsnc.
cessful bidders for transporting thc
$4,000 captured Spanish prisoners
from Santiago Go Spain. and viii begin
action saturday TO have the contract
made 10y the government with the
Vampagnic Transatlantiquc Espanola
set aside. The ground taken Is that
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Tho 30 Illinois ~ Newport New.

NrwroRr news Va. July % Tile
% Illinois regiment arrived here sun
gay afternoon in three special trains
from Camp Thomas. The first train
bringing Gen Haines, and the I'd bat.
iaiion in command of Mai shand.
came at 1888 and was followed at 1910
oy The FIRST battalion in command OF
""l jackson, and ut e:55 by the Sd
battalion in command OF Maj Coughy
lnere were ]. EOS men i'm MI
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sASrIAoo. July % The Spanish res
idents 81 this city like President Nc
kinlev's proclamation. and seem satis-
fed vita their condition So subjects
Of the government OF the United
states The work OF cleaning the
streets and putting the city into good
sanitary condition was begun iu earn.
80