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Evening star., 1898-12-31

creams from her hon bon box since her
arrival in front of the dog Doctors office
and she was trying to feed Dewey with
another of the creams when she carried
the pug up to the doctor in her arms The
pug only shifted at the bit of candy and
declined it. He looked like a nfe-weary
Evening star., 1898-12-31
Queer Sights in the Office Of a
Canine Specialist.
CARE LAVlSHED on SICK PETS
A Doctor Whose Practice is Among
Four-Footed Patients.
SOME OF HIS VISITORS
Written for The Evening Star.

~ VERY WEEKDAY
morning, along to-
LII wards half-nast 10
Evening star., 1898-12-31

in the country the laborers live almost en-
tirely upon meat, and although they could
If they would have garden patches, they
seldom care TO undertake the trouble of
raising vegetables.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
A RncinI Incident.
Richmond, Va. october u, 1898.

Richmond, Va, October H. 1888.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch
IL was I'm the sixties In tho days ~
Chahoon. Rush Burgess. Forbes. and
Lewis Lindsay Republcsnism was ram.
pant in this city, and the United States
Congress had just passed the civil riehtt
bill The negroes. aided by some Of thois
white colleagues. made numerous at.
tempts 10 enter the bar-rooms frequented
by whites, I'm order To test their rights.
In many places tHey were successful.
will now relate an incident which oc,
Cured, and which is worthy of notice. \
+. enchman. named Gerot, kept an elc.
giant restaurant and bar on Main street
near Ninth. He had persistcntly refused
10 serve the negroes. cost what IL might.
One day, however. Mr.. B.. in company
with six negroes entered his bar, and
asked the negroes what they would AXE.
The bartender, Frenchman, named
FcrtOret knew not what To- do. He sena
for Mr. Gerot. who was upstairs, In Tho
restaurant lie came down, and saw the
situation at a glance. lie took the bar.
tenders place. and asked the negroes
what they would have. saying TO themf
II Will give you these drinks for nothing.
but don't you ever come into my place
any more. AS for YOU Mr.. B.. | wiz
not give nor sell you anything TO drink.
Leave my house, and never DO you coma
in here any more | Will never sell you
ANYTHING 10 drink or cat" That put
auietus TO the invasion Of bar-rooms W
the negro element. ERNEST WlLTZ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
THE AUTUMN TURF.
Beautiful Weather at Morris PARK
Results.

NEW YORK, October 9c.-Beautiful
Weather prevailed at Morris Park to-day.
Summary:
First race-seven furlongs-Banquo III.
q TO 81 won, Barney Stone Is to and
to y second, Woodranger Is to u third.
Time, 1:3l.
Second receive furlongs-Great Land
on to 81 won. Ben. Viking % TO and to
81 second. Tender Is to D third. Time'
$50.
Third race-Ramapo Handicap one
mile-Banastar Is TO 81 won. Handball %
to / and to 81 second, Sanders q TO ID
third Time, i:H.
Fourth race-Fordham Handicap, seven
furlongs-George keene q to - won, Hileo
go to l and 5 TO u second, Irish Reel
Q6 TO 81 third. Time. 1914.
Fifth race--hve and one-half furlongs-
MeddlesOme g to u won. Lady Exile q TO
/ and Z to 81 second, Neuberger @ to u
third. Time, l:09A.
Sixth race-one mile-Estaca (even) won,
Oxnard 90 TO l and TO u second, Nearest
q to u third. Time, 1:i4le
THE LATONIA TRACK.
CINCINNATI, october 2c.-Results at
Latonia:
! First race--sx surlongs-McCleary % to
| u won, Merry Day (even and l TO %
second, Conan Doyle 6 to y third. Time.
1.l6la.
| Second race-fve furlongs-Theory q tn
! y won George Is to ! and TO u second,
! Rose Apple 6 20 ID third. Time. i:0Sl2.
! Third race-one mile and a sixteenth
/ Kitty y Is TO - won, Donation q to and
2 to u second. Evaline g to p third. Time.
/ 1:52i2.
Fourth race--Kenton Stakes. for 5-years
! Odds and inward six furlongs-Sauber a
to u won j. II. G. @ 20 l and even) see
cond Gibraltar 6 to 81 third. pime,
| 1.l6 IA.
Fifth race-five and one-half furlongs-s
| Raffaello IS 10 - won. The Grinder g to
and EVEN second. Defiance % TO y third.
| Time 1:l0ia.
Sixth race-six furlongs-Mound city d1
10 81 won. Randasso 6 20 1 and 10 ~
second Deyo a to u third. Time l.l6is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
RULED OUT.
NicIxeI-in-the-SiOt Machines - Death
from Fall.

IYNCHBURG, VA, october 2o.-(Spe-
cial1-In the Mayors Court this morning
the nickel-in-the-slot machine cases were
heard, and the Mayor decided mat the
machines were illegal, and must be dis
continued within twenty-four hours.
MIR. James Gordon Lindsay, who Tell
from the porch OF his boarding house
early Sunday morning and sustained a
fracture of the skull, died Tonight, lie
came 10 this city TO reside from CHAR
lottesyllle. He is survived by his wife.
who Is a niece Of General A. Z. HILL OF
Confederate fame.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
VnIcigb's budget.

RALEIGH. n. c., October 20-(Special)
The local insurance agents OF the state
meet here next Wednesday, 10 effect
State organization.
The Attorney-Ge has given an opih-
ion as to the right of students 10 vote
nj the place where they are attending
university or college. He says that they
hove no right to vote at such place; that
,u,o things are necessary TO constitute
dor,icile-frst, residence, and second, the
Intention TO make it home.
,rna Attorney General advises Secre-
..ry-of state Thompson that IT is the lat
ter's duty 10 examine all insurance COM
nories doing business in North Carolina
uhether they are chartered In THIS state
or not. -.
ur +. Page, the oldest and best
Lnowr umberman in this State ana the
nr,ncIpal owner of the Aberdeen and
Asheboro' railway, is 10 be wed next
reek TO Mrs. Mcleod of Moore. MI
page Is 50 years OF age, but is remarkably
we'll preserved 49,. .,,.,o,,s,s
that the Democrats In the seconu Dlslilc'
,.o,,ld nominate DIT. Mercer for Congress
this week. Now they say IL VIII not "
done. .,.os ali ~,
The Railway 'ohhiiSSi'" "'" -
s,raet railways 10 make report OF any ac'
c,dents 10 persons. The Ashevilk street
.auu,av makes a most amusing reply
saving: "The only serious accident the
road ever had was when 1t invested III
money and the concern collapsed"
II is now certain that lieutenant-Coio
mel Calvin ID. Cowles will remain VIII
,ha First North Carolina Regiment. III
AID not wish 10 leave the regiment mol
Ala Il wish TO lose his valuable services
There are now only 100 men OF the sc
cond Regiment I'm camp here. Inc gov
eminent will give sixty OF them trans
nortation home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
METHODIST WOMEN.
Their Missionary Society-serviccs
md Addresses.

IYNCHBURG. VA, October 2O.-(Spe-
cial)-At this mornings session OF the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, or
the Methodist Episcopal Church, Mrs
Alexander. district secretary OF the
Washington District, Of the Baltimore
Conference. was introduced, and made
an interesting talk Mrs. II. c. Cheat
ham. of Martinsville. corresponding sec
retarv. read her annual report. 1t showed
that there are now 165 auxiliaries, with
asa members, 1lS life members, ana 80
subscribers to the Woman's Advocate
Aiso that eiehteen scholarships and six
bible women are maintained by the So
ciety. At the afternoon session devo-
tionaI exercises were conducted by MIS-
q II. Hasker, Of Richmond, and MIS-
waite. Of the Woman's Christian rem
nersnce Union, made brief address
The exercises tonight consisted OF de-
votional services reading of an interest
ing missionary letter, and short al
dresses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
LAWRENCEvILLE NOTES.
Circuit COurt-TObacco Market open
ed-ApprOEcbing Marriage.

LAWRENCEVILLE. October D.-(Spe-
cial)-The October term of the Circuit
Court of Brunswick county adjourned on
Saturday. A number Of contested cases
were disposed Of. though the usual large
number of DEGREES were not entered
Judg Hancock was suffering considerably
with malarial trouble. and was not at
all well throughout the term.
The tobacco market at this place open
ed on Monday. The prices obtained were.
as a rule low, but the tobacco offered
vast mostly of bad quality, and could
not have commanded good prices any
where. Whenever good tobacco was Of
fered It brought remunerative prices.
large reprizing house IL being constructed
here. and the indications are that the To-
bacco trade at this place will be vigorous
ly pushed.
The invitations arc out 10 the marriage
of MIR. J. Mallory Turnbull, of this place
and Miss Carrie Lee Harris, of Lunen-
burg. the event to take place on Novem-
Der 22d.
Next Monday will be County-Court day
and Senator Martin is expected TO speak
here. A large crowd will probably be
| in attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
- ~
Rasic City Mention.

RASIC CITY, VA, october @.-(Speclal)
Joseph Dooms, aged is years. was arrest
ed to-day and taken before Justce-oL-
tbe-Peace w. r. Alexander, charged with
fnloniouslv breaking and entering the
store of Isaac Parnell, in this place. the
how confessed the crime, and was sent
on 70 the grand jury for Indictment.
REV. ]. b. Crane, aged So years died
Tuesday and was buried in Waynesporo
Cemetery to-day.
A 7-vear-old son Of Mr.. J. Q. Jones died
this morning from the effects OF blood
nelson. A surgical operation was re-
Gently performed on the boy by Drs. FOX
and Henkel, but his life could not De
saved.
MIR. Charles Kerns, of Richmond va
is visiting his parents in this place.
The recent rains have helped the wheat
crop very much. The acreage of wheat
is unusually large this year in Augusta
county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21

etal,-Market steady, with fairy good
receipts for the season. gnotationn:
Common 10 medium Tugs, tl.0 to sx0:
good no fine hugs $50 TO -: poor snors
leaf n 10 81: fair 10 good snort leal. -
70 ~: medium to good wrappers, |" 10 70
IS: good to fne wrappers. slz% 70 ~
medium TO good shipping, - 10 s"' s"ou
70 fine shipping. si25o 10 U.s.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK. VA. october 2o.--tspecisD
Peanuts-Farmers' market quiet; iancy.
&C.: strictly prime. nc; prime. 2'sV@$c,'
common. I4G2c.: Spanish, 6oc.-none o.
feripg. Demand Is good, but OLD STOCKS
are low. and the new crop viii not %
ready for market before the 18TH or NtR
OF November.
SUFFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
SUFFOLK, VA. October D.-CSpeciai)
Hand-picked fancy. 41-2c.: extra, 5-sc.;
Virginia shelleI. No. 1. Sl-2c.;. No. =
ai-{c.: Spanish shelled, No. Il, 4t.sc.'
farmers stock fancy. 3l-2c.: pune,
"a to &c.; farmers spanish. 70 10 Sc.
bushel.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA, October 2o--(Spe~
cial)-Nothing doing In Virginia's or
Spanish
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA. october D.-(a2e-
cial)-Cotton-Firm at 1-lsc. for good
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
She Was Thrilled.
Rnsfon TranscriptD

An Ohio lady. visiting Boston Tor me
first time. has been doing the sigh Eo,n.s
uiil birying- ground" she said. Yes
i hn lust the place for the historic emo mo
s ua, - commented her interlocutor. She
s s,OIs "As soon as my sister,in,,.law and and
got into the place, she sa,d; i VI iV w,ah
iil9 a n,a on a queer little iron-cover
sn i" ~ tomb. / jumped back, feeling the
s 81, - ,ou do when you step on grave
smn3 read the inscription, Just three mi /,
!ials; no - name mn sSi or ea.s Oh don't
! sa,u she answered. b. w. w. means
Roston Water-Works.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
THE VALLEY CITY.
Horse and Colt show and bicycle
Races.

STAUNTON, VA. october 2o.-tspe-
ciai)-The Horse and Colt Show opened
this morning under suspicious circum-
stances. fine weather prevailing. Al IL
O'clock the big trades and stock parade
headed by the police and the Stonewail
Band. left the City Hall and paraded the
principal streets. and proceeded to the
fairgrounds.
The first event on the programme was
q tournament. In which ten knights from
city and country rode. Messrs. Joseph
Denny and Frank Asst. OF stanton ueh
for FIRST place. both having missed no
rings. In riding the tie on they uea
again. but Mr.. Denny won on the third
trial MIR. Asst getting second place. The
first prize was saddle-value Sl5; the
second prize was bridle-value s.. As
Queen OF Love and Beauty Mr.. Denny
crowned Miss Minnie Mccoy, Mr.. Asst
browning Miss Helen Hanger as hrst
maid OF honor. Mr.. j. Baldwin Ransom,
Of stanton won third prize, pair OF
leggins. and crowned as second maid OF
honor Miss Lucille Booker. Mr.. X. ASH
by. Of the county. won pair or spurs,
and crowned Miss Cooke as third mald
OF honor.
The next event was a trotting race,
free for county horses, any age, that had
not heretofore trotted for money the
race was three half-mile heats. L. r..
Friends 3-year-old Red Bird won hrst
money, handily taking three straight
heats: Nellie X. second, Lou Summon
third. Time. In.
There was an interval here until .
o'clock. at which time bicycle races
under the auspices and on the new hve-
lap slate track of the stanton cycle
Club took place.
The first race was one mile, open. j.
+. Alexander; i. b. DaDnamiller, oil
Georgetown University; J. 70. Hanger
Jr.. Of Washington, and f. o. Monger,
Of Dayton. started. BY a beautiful squirt
on the home stretch Dannamiller won
Hanger being n close second, and Alex
ander third. Time. 2:4O.
The second race was a one-mile lap
which Hanger won by n neck, making Il
| points Dannamiller second, II points
| and MonGer third. with points.
The three-ffths of a mile, open race
| was cut out, and the next race was Z
| two-mile handicap. The starters were j.
! Il. Hanger, Jr., scratch; j. e. Alexander
| 100 yards: II. O. Monger, 125 yards; L. Il
! Dannamiller. $50 Yards; A. L. thompson
200 yards: J. ]. Fallon. 225 yards. Ia b
| Dannamiller came in first, A. Ia Thomp
| son second, and T.. o. Monger third
| Fallon fell on the last lap and claimed
foul. which will hardly be allowed
The time was II minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, October 20 1898.
75c. mixed. 60 TO 75c.: shortberry 60 TO
55c.: No. red, 75c. Corn-Vrginia white,
bag lots. S9c.. No white SS II to S9c.i;
No. white, 50 to 80 he; No. 2 mixed. 81
TO size; No. 8 mixed, IS II to &c;
Oats-No. 2 mixed, CSC; No. mixed, q
TO q 1-2c. winter-seed. % to DOC. hye-0'
70 ETc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Moon sets .....iO4l ENeninB....,.......cl
PORT or RICHMOND, OCT. 30 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Yemassee, O'Neil. Philadelphia,
and passengers; clyde Line.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norfolk.
and passengers; Virginia
Schooner Howard A. Hunt, Hawkins,
New York; hht.
SAILED.
Schooner John \. Curtis, Travers, Ball
timOre via Claremont; lumber.
Schooner Henry Pitt, Primrose, Balt-
more. via Claremont; lumber.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. 20.
Dy telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Steamer Tito, Key West.
steamer Adra, Baltimore.
Steamer Ethiope, Galveston.
Schooner Thomas ward. Savannah.
Barge Monarch. Providence.
Barge City Of Montreal, New York.
SAILED.
Steamer 81. EnOch, Antwerp.
steamer Moravala Rotterdam.
steamer Ethiope. Manchester.
steamer Greenbrier. London.
Barge Solitaire. Providence.
PORT OF WEST POINT. OCT. 20. 1888
OBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Accomack. Thompson. Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship AccOmack, Thompson, Ncr'
,oIk. messengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, OCTOBER ~, 1870
private sales to-day were light.
Seabrook's. Crenshaws, Snockoe, anu
Allegheny warehouses report to-day ~
CENTS. rs hogsheads; deliveries, Il hoss-
heads. IA a. do,, O 900
pounds of bright tobacco OF, ,7o mounds
NJ now loose tobacco at good prices. inns
warehouse will have another SAFE to-
morrow friday - -. .hts
Messrs Frazer & Tompklns nave tiils
m saw of the tobacco market Tor lne
week. Sun-Cured-NO special chanse 10
note. sales of old stock on Change are
over for the season, ana we are settlhs
ready for the new crop, rev new iusS
- nrinninps coming in; prices very low
park (Old)-Unchanged; very Gun; re-
CENTS and offerings continue nghI'
Rriehts-Quiet at unchanged quotations.
comments on the produce market, az
nrenared by b. a. Jacob secretary oI
the Grain and cotton EAchahse' arc 90
VWtheat-NIarket active; light receipts
corn-Continues active at quotations.
Oats-In good demand.
Hav-Steady at quotations.
Flour-Unchanged and duil.
Rve-Firm and in good demand.
Eggs-Receipts continue hsht' haiAo'
fa PlluiyyteroMarlset active; in light receipt
Poultrv-Receipts OF chickens heSNy
ana market dull; demand llsnI,
Game-In good, active demahu'
TSrnfnia Bacon-In fairly good demand.
Potetoes-Recelpts moderate; market
steady. l., ,i,b. receints
Apples-scarce and wanted. so,,a,d.
Peas-Blackeye peas IN soou ueiii""u
black and clay quiet. , 4, nh,
Pea peaches and Pears-Peaches IN ligh,t
receipt and active. Pears any alo'r'
i ie'd de1mand: other grades fairly active
Grapes-Receipts light; COCO .,ao de dan.and
ali arrivals quickly taken;
Hides-Unchanged; steady,
Wool-Steady at unchanged quotations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
,>pERwEAn AND HOSIERY.
.-,..r values for the Money fou
Never Saw.

Ladies' silk-stitched' Eia sue, am
.ss leaves with silk tape in QSC.
LIE With pants TO match. at.
.sties' Fashioned Ribbed Vests. nan
~. n and half wool elastic 7SC.
s.. ms and SILK stitched, at, 49,.
."j,ss' F1eoce-IAned Ribbed Nests' en-
wondered neck. with rants u kOC.
lies Union OF Combination SUITS, tne
.-t.rbs" brand. perfection IN NJ eaSS;;
-5 comfort. at $i.sS AND os CEN :"
,,S,cts' and Children's Fleece-Idne'
Wi Vests. In four sizes; to-day &c.
o., for ............. .'''''''''.'.'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET


NEW YORK, October D.-tlour-
strong and higher. but rather quiet as
buvers were unwilling 10 pay sns ~ az
lance asked; winter patents, 1919,
rye fiour strong at SnS.S0; bucKwheae
fionr steady at Sl.4vqSl5o.
Ruckwheat-S teadier at l--c'
Cornmeal-Firmer.
Rve-Strong; No. 2 5Sc. .-e,.o.
Bsrley-Strong; mailing. Ha52c.; barley
malt firm; western, S14oo' , IN, %
Wheat-Spot steady: No req, ~ rs ~
ontIons opened strong and excited on the
o9vance in cables and political disturb
snces abroad: after shorts were hiiea'
realizing developed and With tine the s wass
queaa' Considerably. closing l-Sd3-sc. net
higher; May closed 70 7-sc.; December
closed rs l-sc. eaa-.c. nm.
Corn-Spot steady; NO. z 50 go op-
,ions opened strong on cables, ana re-
csived additional support during the day
from heavy export sales. hnai oreas
with wheat left closing prices unchanged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
HOSIERY VALUES

THAT Arc MatcbIess and Unm"tch-
able.
Ladies' Black Iisle-Thread' Lace DROP
..i'eEod Hose. superior Isle, the 4SC.
aaest Hormsdorf dye 55c; q619 nHT sOc
,,ss-IHe sDiiced heels and toes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
New Ideas Prevail Here MT Al
Times.

All the Smart, Dashing, English Ir I'm
med Hats are here. as nowhere else. nc
Beautiful Partisan Creations are equaIIy
captivating in their artistic form anu
thing prettier, more practical. or service
able than our Untrimmed Fedoras, K9ugh
Riders. New Round Hats, college Hats'
s,itobhs for both women and misses, was
never more complete and SOC. To.
the prices are from .......'..
Extra FOR FRIDAY AND sAT'h-
DAY.
Trimmed Walking Hats. arusncaiiy
+rinmed with fine F1sh-Net and QSC
Guilis very stylish. s. value. for on1
800 Boys and Girls Worsted CapS o ANU
b0ucIe. with quilts and rosette, several
stvles. including Boys Navy ZSC.
Caps, in Navy and Gray, at.'''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21

Old papers f0s sale at the pispsscs
Office 80,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21

This store will be closed by
February 1st. New and beau
tiful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
AUTTJMN AND WINTER NOVELTIES.
r,crything That Is Novel, Beautiful, Artistic, and
Practical in Wearing Apparel for Women,
Misses. and Children.
Orr Cloak and Suit Department.
We mean when that will show you and better
& and for less money than house the South All ask
81 Won 70 COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. We mention few
- in forr

tIIIIUHFsN'N RFlFF FNN'
There has never been time In the
history Of this store when we nave SHOWN
a more varied. a more select, a more
merit-worthy assortment of Children
and Misses Garments than now. Every
desirable material and color in foreign
and domestic makes is here. ana we
state emphatically that better qualities
or more reliable garments cannot De
found elsewhere. OUR PRICES, A.
EVER. ARE GUARANTEftD lar
Tow FST-OF-ALITY CONSIDERED.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1898-07-14
FEAR OF AN EPIDEMIC,
Yellow Fever Breaks Out Among
American Soldiers.

WASHINGTON, D. G. July 13.-What
has been dreaded from the first has
happened to the army invading
Cuba. Yellow fever has appeared
and there are already nearly 100 cases.
The administration fears that unless
Santiago is taken within a few hours
the disease will become epidemic and
that more men will be lost thorugh
sickness than by Mauser bullets.
To-day's information was to the eff
feet that fever at Siboney had spread,
and that in addition to teamsters
some of the Michigan troops were
stricken, and that several of the Gu
bans and refugees had developed
symptoms of the local scourge. A
rumor is afloat tonight that General
Duffield was one of the victims of yell
low fever, but no official information
on this subject was obtainable.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1898-07-14

the American army to Santiago,
speaks in the highest terms of the
American soldiers. He commends
their fighting qualities and says he
doubts whether their equals can be
found anywhere in the world. He
also thinks the expedition to Santiago
was well organized and, considering
the brief time allowed for equipping
the expedition, remarkable results
were achieved.
Ex-United States Attorney General
Harmon, president of the Ohio Bar
Association, in his annual address
urged against an imperial policy,
which for republic he said is con-
tradiction of terms He argued that
if necessary coal bins should be pro-
Yided apd-nQH esleuies, must
have national property abroad we
should keep our politics at home.