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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05
Side Remarks by Soper.

A fule and his trends sune parteth he don't know why but hiz trends du.
 A stutterin feller iz smart, becaus peple don't understand him and say smart things tu help him tn brake threw hiz stringhalt taik-then he has time tu think and change hiz mind aiOre he gifts dun saTin what he started ou, tn.
 If all peple wOOdnt du things thay du du jest tn hev it Sed that thay did what thay dun, there wood be d hUl lot of folks whut wood hey more time on thair hands than a watch facktety.
 Ordinerillie the good iu the human kind iz packed like a barrIl of ap- pels, with the best on top. you don't get tu the skrubby wornIie part til you dig down awaze.
 1 smile whut kovers hart ake is like lone loolu flower on grave.
 Two kicks and belt on the dome of sum men iz wurth more tn them then two weeks iessius in morel law.
 Sum men make no dents in suck sess because thay don't bunch their kicks.
 The exkrushiatin kind hearted ness Of sun men slOps over intu on kOmprehens biiness to a wonderful ness thet is trooiy amazin. [ noed a man whut woodn't let hi, childre1 go tn skool because he was afeard the teacher wood lIck em. They growed up like gOoz5urry bushes and braBched out likewize, and in- deed wuz smal frute.
 It allus kinder seemed tn me ez if kickers w7re shuze like a ChinarIan -enH thay air allus a mussin | of sOsi -oza.
 Sum peo 1le think ez how thay air gene-us because thay give away so much advise advise that people wood pay ez much fer ez thay wood pay fer wind durin a slklone.
 All kinds of men amt alike. Sum men want thair konstushun to hote with wine when it IS red. white or blue, aud thay air called prohibish- ion.ezs men. Thay be- Thay iz ithers whut want tu b. pumped ful of honor like untu bis<ikle rim. and looked Up tu ez if thsy wuz walkin on stiltz and tbaV'll siOop tn kick psssin yellu pup thet he may howl ln thair homer. hey know not what lz homer. Thay don't. Uthers want it proclaimed tn all from the tops of chicken koops and wood sheds thet thay hey munnie tu burn. Thav hey, but thay air buy in hot time and kindlin wood fer the old feller with a kloven hoof and don't nOIr, but tbay air. Uth- CTS want thair karkis covered with sassie colered perple and ina linen. thet thay may kfOw like untu shanghI ruster what hez got fetheTs on hiz fe Q. Thay shine, but if thair bodies shined tn match thair heds, { ay wood be wsrin oyerhalls and blue dInims shurtz Thay wood. Sum thair Maker give fare tn middtln lookin mug tn be reckognized by and fhay slap it ful ot paute and utherwize try to i'm Pruve the riginal gift Man iz think-twistin, sin soked sorrowin 1 study-woman iz a charmin chi neeZe puzzel thet goze n all the l dreckshuns tu onst and at last up. Them what sits thair lessens lernt l fust kin play while them ez whut aint geared up hi in the thinkin ma chine. air fer ever sssOshiated with the ax. the shuvel and uther sech 1 implements.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05
Our Public Records.

The following is the daily repor of instruments filed in the county recorders office as reported by th. ] Akers- -Tritle- Brown Abstract Co.,: Laurabel Gardiner locates Sam son mine in Black Rock district T. J. Carrigan, Frank Czarnowski ct al locate Oversight mine Marti- neg district.
 4 W and J s Callen to B Cal len, deed, consideration s, Big Rebel mine, in Walnut Grove dis trict, also part east half of south east quarter and southeast quarter of northeast quarter, section 9, anj southwest quarter of south west quarter section 10, twp II Il W.
 E P Birmingham to k NJ Bond and E P Hayden deed, considera- ton Sl0, Couger mine, in Tiger dis trict.
 Lon D Hall to E Parker, deed. consideration Sl, Shutdown mine in Pine Grove district.
 G W Hull to Emma c Dillon deed, consideration $500, lot 6, blck 3, Jerome.
 William Shaw, L L L Jon and Wm Prackwinkle. deed, consideration Sl, one-third interest in Profusion, Alabama, Southern Pacific and Pc trill mines.
 Jerome Copper Go. locates Accl- dent, and EbeGezer mines, Verde district.
 United Verde Copper Go. to G W Hull deed to that part of Hermit mine lying in Main street, Jerome.
 Otto J and O F ZohD locate Red Spider mine in Weaver district
 Henry NJ. Lee to Geo Middleton, bond for Sl0,0O0 for one year on the Montezuma and American Flag mines, Big Bug district.
 Robert Dunlap, NJ A and D BI Lawler locate Lucky Bob mine in Walnut Grove district.
 Merrill Bros. vs. Joseph Tambori- no, lien for S3,002. .62 on lots ,, 6 and part of s, block l. Jerome.
 John Lawler locates First and Second South extension of Old Dick mine, Eureka district.
 David SchrelbeE to Alex COrdiner and A. B. Scott. lease, consideration $50 per month for five years part C' lot 2, block 2, Jerome and salOo building.
 John Jackson locates Placer itas Star mine in Walnut Grove district.
 Babbitt Bros. to F. H. Farley, re- leases mortgage of Sl000.
 John L. Summers to Mcintyre & | Go. lease lot 6. block ?, Jerome, l consideration SlC0 per mouth.
 Buckanon Bower to Mary Jane l Joyce, deed D1 of se4 Of se4 section 10, township l5 D, range 3 W, cOnsid- eration s.
 L. L. Lyon and Wm. Prac inkel l locate Gold Bug and Joe Dandy | mill sites ia Blue Tank district.
 John Ellis. L. L. Lyon and Wm. PrackwinkeI locate Colorado and | King Solomon No. ? mines in Blue Tank district.
 Same parties make amended loca- tions of Southern Pacific, Profusion, Gold Bug. Eileanor, Alabama, Joe Dandy, King Solomon No. 1, ard Petrell mines in Blue Tank district.
 F. R. Little and H. Minuse locate Arizona mine in Big Bug district.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05
An Exciting Runaway,

A four mule team created quite . little excitement on the street this afternoon It belonged to ". A. Smith of the Verde Valle y and vas standing on the west side of the Plaza when the aniua.s hec.ms frightened and started ol ruE ID Montezuma street. AS i= .omsEy in such cases a number ~. opls ran out in the street to try d stop them but each ones effort only had the effect of accelerating the speed. Joe Roberts who happened E0 be in front of his meat market on . horse, started after the runaway team, overriding it near Rufner's livery stable, where he succeeded in throw ing a lariat over one of the leaders and bringing them around suddenly threw the near wheeler across the tongue and in front of the wagon bringing the team to a stop. Aside from a few broken straps on the harness no damage was done. The episode brought hundreds of people to the streets.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05
Their Brave Chaplain.

Rough Rider J. H. Sellers says that of all the noble men in the late war, Chaplain Brown, of Prescott, was about the nOblest Roman of them all. Chaplain Brown moved among he flying bullets helping the wounded, without thought of fear, allevistlug all the suffering be could and bringing a word of cheer for sll Mir. Sellers says that as a brave, true and good man Chaplain Brown has no peer. - Williams News.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05
A Morning Suicide.

Kitty Purcell committed suicide at an early hour this morning. She called at a hotel about o'clock In the morning and engaged a room. She asked the night clerk for a pitcher of water, which wss fur nished her. In about five minutes she cane rushing down the stairs and meeting Nightwatehman Potts on the etreet informed him that she had taken dose of earboic acid. NIT. Potts asked her what she had done that for when she replied thas she wanted to dIe and be buried with Mir Hobbs, who died yester- day. She fingered in great agony until o'clock this morning, when she dIed. Justice Moore summoned a eoroaer's jury and held an inquest on the remains, a verdict in accord auee with the above facts being re- turned.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05
Mistook Hum For a Horse Doctor

It is reported by one of the re- turning Rough Riders that Chap lain Brown of the Roosevelt regi- ment, the fighting chaplain that has so many friends in Arizona has been assured of an appointment in the regular service as soon as the next vacancy occurs which is expected to Oe either this or next week.
 Speaking of Chaplain Brown the Rough Rider recalled a joke the Chaplain is fond of relating on hum self, but which so far has not got into print. One day while the Chaplain was travelling up the Hud- son on short trip from New York a man tapped him on the shoulder to attract his attention and then by way of introducing and excusing himself said: Excuse me but I recognize the uniform, was at one time chief veterinarian under Gen eral -."-Phenix Herald.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05
County Republican Committee

The following IS the list Of mem bers of the Coun,y Republican Committee of this county:
 Dr. J. 5. Barrett, Chairman. FIauk L. Wright, Vice Chairman Joseph t. Morrison, Secretary. J. NJ. W. Moore, treasurer.
 Executive Committee-Dr. J. s Barrett. Frank L. Wright, Jos. E Morrison, J. M. W. Moore. Jos DUugherty, Jno. G. Tinker. F. c Brecht, Jno. s. Ross, Jos. l. Roberts B. H. Smith, Joseph Tieruan, J. R Walls, J. B. McNally, J. k. Camp bell. Al. KastneT. F. E. Dayisoa, E1 W. Wells, Isaac Helm.
 COUNTY COMMITTEEMAN:
 Austin. John Resse.
 Agua Fria, George E Brown. ash Fork, c T Lewis.
 Bayard, John k Searies.
 Beaver Creek, Robert Finnie. Black Rock. J A Conlee. Briggs, O c Finn.
 Big Chino, Albert Medd, George Punteney.
 Big Bug-Geo Whitaker. Rumble bee, Jones Perry. Cottonwood, Chas D Willard. Camp Verde, W s Head. Cedar Giade-W A Thaver. Crown King, Ed Go5in. Crook Canyon--J B Tomlinson. Curtis w H McMichael. Chaparral-John S Jones. Ciif-Alfred CarrigaD. Congress-D L Robinson. 4 \ Gage.
 Castle Creek, O A Ensigr. Congress Junction. Dan Gillis. Cherry. Sherman Sessions. Crowned King, Paul Johns. Dewey, F HIldebrant. Del Rio, c H Bowers. Etta, W J Martin.
 Fool's Gulch, John Farren. Granite Mountain, Gus Frantz. Gladiator. Peter L Giroux. Gales, John Roberts. Goddard, NJ J Fuller. Groom Creek, B F Major. Humbug, E c Wager Hillside, Gus SchDell. Hydraulics, j K Hall. Jerome, J " Ross. 5 K Adams, Con O'Keefe, Tom Campbell, " c Miller, Doane Merrill. Jerome Junction, Joe Smith. Jersey Lily, J E Clark. Kirkland, Virgil Earp. Lynx CreeE, Amos Swigert. Liberty, Sam Powell. Lower Lynx Creek, A R Wilkins. Mayer. Geo Whiting. Miller Valley, $ C Hoo Massicks-Herb Meaney. McCabe, W T Hall. Minnehaha. Frank Fentou. Monroe, J ] McCrsa. Oak Creek, Elijah Lay. Placeritss, E Greenwood. Pine Tree, s c Boblett. Peoples Valley, Geo R Parker. Red Rock. J H Franks. Reliable, O c Byrnes. Rock Butte, D G Locke. DltduOIt. 4h AlcAduutIs Stanton, $ R Wallace. Squaw Peak, Geo w Hance. Stoddard, Alonzo Hill. Skull Valley, Chas Sager. Senator, Chris Hansen. Seligman, Fred W Smith. Turkey Creek, J as Roach. Thumb Butte, T c Hill. Willow Creek,W c Atkinson. Willow Creek (lower), John liar Ian.
 Walnut Grove. ! O Carter. Wsgoner. J E Wagnner. Webb's Camp, (Rickenbar) James Morris.
 Weaver, W Smith. Williamson Valley, Harry Clark. Walnut Creek, George Denny. Whipple, Dr W E Lindley. Yarnell, J Spear.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05
Miss Wilkins, First Good Pietur

MISS Wlikins FirSt Iooo FiCtureS.
 The first portraits taken of Mary E. Wilkins winch sue has ever liked will be printed in the October Ladies Home Journal. There will be nine of them. and they will show the famous New England story teller at home and with her friends around her.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05
GIobe-Oemocrat Aftertnoughts.

Admiral Dewey knows how 10 take hold, how to hang on, and when to let go.
 In addition to dispersing the Cor tes the Queen Regent has ordered her telephone taken out.
 Gen. Cassius NJ. Clay believes in cutting down rather than increasing the domestic possessions under his jurisdiction.
 Occasionally civilian contracts typhoid fever, but in searching for the cause it will be found that the war department IS responsible.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05

question. Gold is the standard of the world, and we must accept it; the world is against our free silver proposition, and we must accept the situation as we find it.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05

The testimony against Chaplain Mcintyre, in Denver. is said to be very damaging. Witnesses testify that his address was a wiliful insult to every naval officer.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05

A bank at Flora, Indiana, was wrecked by dynamite by bank rob bers and Sl5.000 in cash taken on Tuesday morning.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05

E JOURNAL MINER will be contln- ed urtil ordered stopped fsiiis are ut regularly about the expiration Q. , subscription, and subscribers are are Le- "a 10 pay the sane as prom ptIy as Ie. Subscribers who desire the ps-pe5 :. l at any time are urgently fe9 ues .t'- ~
 notice to this office and pay up tue t due
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05

Senator WolcOtt Is talked of for Ambassador to England.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05

...F ARIZONA JOURNAL-MINER is i ,,sbIished every day in the year except
 avs and legal holidays
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05

,TICE to subscribers: The JoURNAL n MINER has made arrangements to oclut
 ne foIlOwing papers at pnces named .rt 10 be made ID advance.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05
efyaSA JlTRNAL-NINER

|,vrRTISING Rates made known on ------Ijcation to this office or to the szing seencies; Il s-,-z. advertising agency. go Temple
 t New York | P. Fisher. San Franclsco. where the paper IS kept on hle-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05

Ell .I&l.N -cTAR.-Golnen Rule IiAI CT Ha- - ia Haeonir Hal On the first Ihnrsda1 kt lo1th-
 =. k- A BUTLER Vert, iiHtr"n-
 EAUD Ss ARBUliO UG a seSre:ary-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-31

engaged on the cipher work, as it ives
long and intricate process. Allowing
Tor the difference of time between
Washington and Madrid the terms
could not reach the Spanish capital b :
fore midnight tonight and would no,
get before the Spanish ministry before
tomorrow
There was little news of interest from
the field of war today. An agreeable
item Was the announcement that the
w"ecHers had practically succeeded in
their efforts to save the Spanish cru's-
cr Maria Teresa. Lieutenant Hobson
has already started for his home in AL
ALBANIA and will sail in a day or two
from Tampa directly FOR Santiago to
cndearor to raise the Colon
General Miles made no report today.
hut as cable instruments have been
sent I" him from St Thomas ii is sup
rhSc1 he will make more direct reports
10y cable in the course of a day or TWO
The secretary of the navy has com
nenced to retire from active service
such vessels of the auxiliary navy as
can lie spaled in order Ia save eNps nses
y beginning was made today. when the
Enquirer was ordered out of commits
sion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-31

LAYING MORE GAS PIPE.
Company Extends It's system in Direren


Sections of the City.
Considerable Improvements are beine
mace maze TO the works Of the Newport
news Gas Company. Scores of
Worhmen are engaged in LAYING gas
! mains mains IN various sections of the CITY.
me extensions are necessary bv reas
on of the phenomenal increase of bus-
mess since the works have been in on
ration - "
When the system was first put in gas
pipes We're laid along the princinaI
lhoroughfares. Now the following eS-
tensions are being made:
iWenty-thlrd street from \Nashine
ton TO West avenues.
Thirtieth street from I,ayfayetta 70
Washington avenue
Thirtythrd street. from T.afavs,, 70
Washington avenue.
Thirty-fifth street. from the r,;,r,,,
to Jefferson avenue
Jefferson avenue, from Twentieth r.,
! hirty-llrst street @
l-alaye'te avenue. from Thirty-cighth
street 10 the corporate limits.
Besldes these extensions the whole ,,f
.ne tiortherh section of the city. bet
Ter known as New Town" is heinz
threaded with pipes. On the avenues
SIX men pipes are being put down. The
supply pipes on the streets arr, fn,,r
!hcn:s IN diameter. This work of cx-
ross '', far ne ne system has been in prog
feSS Tor the last several DAYS. Engi-
he"r Reck is superintendfnE the work
ana mas several gangs of men LAYING
the mains down.
one OF the largest contracts secured
nS the company was secured last week
!" IN me trustees OF the First Baptist
church tcolored). This edtice, which
IS one of the largest colorcd chnrrhas
IN the South. Will be lighted through
out with gas
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II ELS.

Mr.. w. At f,oonar b,s o,,,
4 six weeks. yis;t ~ asna,.i,i ,eu from
Miss Nellie X cana az t,u,n.,,s,. -. -, -.
~. NJ, A.. AZ rs. john L. Hennessy.' of
- - 80 81 VISITING Mrs. Fannie At
'es'
MISS t>nnic DAWSON has returned
from Il Eis, To friends on the Eastern
~',ore.
MISS Marguerite SHARP, of Cynthiana
~ IS The guest Of Rev. ana Mrs. G. G
CON
Mr. -Nlhe.t Thcmas. or po,rol..
lhn guest Of llia sist," Mrs. II "A -,
win, in East End. '''''s'-
Mr. H. Is. Sanborn, OF A.anol;y -,
guest Of his brother. MI. +. 'HS' !
on Folty-ninth street. lIs cone thooFi'
locating here. "'i'ses
Mr. Stanley Mllwarl. city ;reas,
Ut I.cxington, Ky, is visiting III tH
city.
Rev. Jack Rosser Will preach tbs
morning and evening III the Chest
nut Avenue Methodist church,
Tho. Hon. Richard! A. Wise. has been
invited by his Republican friends TO
sneak IN Norfalk whenever il suits his
convenience.
Captain Jesse NJ. Baker. assistant
m1nrtermaster. recently appointed. has
been ordered to report to Major James
l.. Wilson, quart crmaster at Newpor'.
News for duty under his direction.
The tug Portsmouth is now on the
Cape Charles route in place OF the
steamer Old Point, which broke smart
while on her way 10 Norfolk Thursday
night Macinists are now at work on
the vessel.
Ordnance Sergeant Peter Helm, no"
at ordnance depot, Tampa. Fla, has
been ordered without delay to FORE
Monroe He Will report upon ms ar
| rival AT mat post 70 NaJor VI i'tpi'u W
l.'ss;'k' tiiiel orui'a t o.,iee' ''''t''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-31
IN ,anoN e.ouRr.

in ~ ~ l'tJ-S 1NJllIl.
MIR. Justice Newton was in 4 remi-
nSc-ilt mood not long ago. relates a
London writer.
II had Samuel Watson. q laborer. be-
fore me the other day. whose SON was
run over by a light cart owing to al
legged negligence on the part of the
driver. When l questioned Watson he
proved himself q master of mystifica-
ton in his answers. Here is the dia-
loguc. as near as can remember 1T
''What is your Nance?
7 work rs Jim West. am known at
home as Jim Ford. but the police say
my name is Jim Watson
"'What was your fathers name?'
West
:" How came the name Watson?'
That was my mothers name and
they We're not married..
And how does the name Ford de-
rive?'
""rhars my missus' name, and we
amt married.
| . But this child. then, should be Sam
uel Ford-the child that was run over.
II don't know what its name is !
| was married. but my wife is dead
Where is your Wife now-I mean
Mrs. Ford?
Ion. she's at 'Olloway JAN
! What's she doing there?' -#
| "a month";"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-31
GO Into orr1cE rouornow.
ct'S ofcials Elected by the Council Enter
Upon Their Dut.es Aunu.t1

~, me CITY officers elected by the.
Common Council for the ensuing r..r,n
OF two years will tomorrow begin to
u'scharse their official duties. August
! marks the beginning Of these. officials
terms Of Office
III, ihoSe who go into Office tomorrow are
oit"r John w Read. City cngincer
George w. Fitchett. Chief Engineer ".
~. STOW, Jr.. and Fire Commissioners
y. -, a. Hlrshbcrs and T. NJ. Benson.
mere viii be one change in the per
r,;. OF the city officials. Captain;
kltchett succeeds MI. George Y AIsnn
as CITY engineer. immediately uuon
gong into office Captain Fitchett viii
take up city work that needs attention
= lrst Oh an he proposes to set the grade
W W ~ the streets $" that the fills may
20 complete this work alone will re-
quire some time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-31
MANEAuE1A AT CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, S. c.. July sO.-The
French steamship Maneaubia. which
WAS captured off Porto Rico Sunday
last by the Dixie, was brought in mere
this morning. The vessel comes from
the south. and consequently was held
III quarantine, no one being allowed
on board of her She is in charge of 4
prize crew under Boatswain John Llnn,
of The Dixie. The Maneaubia was cap
tnred by the Dixie just as she had Ian
dca a number of men and supplies near
Ponce. where General Miles now is. y
solid shot had to be fired across her
bow before she would come about.
There are Irregularities in her papers.
but the case against the vessel does
NOT seem to be as strong as those
against the other prize here. \ libel
against her will be filed Monday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-31
H.w t, Kssp Cool.

Visit cur Soda Fountain frequently.
where you get the incest iced drinks
made.
Plenty Of chairs and tables assigned
for the comfort Of our lady customers.
Swiss Frappe is delicious. and our
Orange Phosphates cannot be improved
on. FRED r. ALLEN &, co. f
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r. thi,IVn tptly.

We will sell screen doors at '5c and
$l00, with hinges, hook and knob. all
sizes. f. W. CALDWELL. Hardware,
e604 Washington avenue. jy 2o-6;
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Excursion to Richmond.

y Sunday. August 9Th. leaves Old Point
at 8 a. NJ, Phoebus SOB. a. NJ. Hamp-
ton, SOC and Newport News. $3.50. Re-
turn leaves Richmond at SIP. M.
HI /, +. HERMAN.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-31

A young man walking along Wash
ing.on avenue discovered that the
Globe is selling Crash Suits at one dol
lar ard half.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-31
Eorthls Week Only.

We will sell SCREEN DOORS at
cents and sl.00. withhinges, hook and
knob. all sizes. f. w. CALDWELL;
Hardware, 1904 Washington avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-31
liANNA's OPINION.

lie opposes Giving the Philippines Back
to Spain.
CLEVELAND, July 30.-Senator n.
y. llama, in response to an inquiry
today rs to what, in his Judgment.
should be done with the Philippine is
lands. said
nat is Il big question and we must
go slowly. We at least want a footing
on these islands Although there may
De 4 sentiment against keeping them.
there is 4 bigger sentiment against Civ
me them back to Spain. We are con-
anu wi With now condition. today
lens in a manner which Will be for
the best interests Of the country"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-31

, WASli!NGrON. July ao.-Th. w,
~ ment has received the roIlntv-
iion. r.. a. Alger, Secrsta,.v : a. uS W. ~,
Washington: - " al
rave the Sun of Saturday Jn,,, o.,
trcntman.e ois'inehts are made as to NV
to sa, ~ OF General Garcia. I desirs
h, ~, 'nal General Garcia was invita-
~ me personally to go into tho t ait :.
- '7an!iaSo at the time I antara5 10y
-, "tsl!hed upon the ground thai cnn,a
Va M ~ olllcers We're left in power. -
,,I;n,.r 10y explained to him that tbosa
t was ,.n,, continued in power until
), I,nrs 'C"nEehieht to change them Far
:. !e,S. General Garcia's assist,r ioi
'r mas peen purely voluntary ~ ~:
~. - = and ne was told at the bep;n,,;, ,'s
on ca, ..y nlu not exercise any control nvas
~ ~ ne chose to give. The tron.
WIN General Garcia was he av enou
Tue De placed in command Npsc-
IN other words that We ,, .iiis
'.se ~. city over to him. I eyn1 nGu;a
49, me- we We're at war witt, Snoin |
, lin'li, question of Cuban indie I
a. marc..aara MOI De considered by
20, Genera saieVance was that.
that snp, as ithout opposition c men
cab my own II extended nv o,vn
ors rnent Of i'm and closed IN ~
*" (Sisncdo had to depend upon
th$ " effective invest.
rms THORN r..
ihis SING. SING. SKATER.
,n< Warden Sage RED
es;- .r "; ,.:~nr Rlacls MORROW.
n..a ~, h's decision NOT ,ao.--Tonisht :
ant W" g, Martin Thoreegram from
long Tes'''n Huidensuppeihe warden
ench Monday. ~ = for the Erdersr o. {
wo = hut tha y W .n ",I Tholten\ Sage t,
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n tTN7FNIS - ~ N n
SING. SING. "SHATTER"

The new lot Of fever PEI :.
~ alters have arrived ger, \
Adams, Racket Store. an. J.