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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
GOTERNMEN7 &TRTET or ALASKA.
EXPLORATION OF GEIL0GfCAh AND ropoGRArH
1cAI FEATURES TIE SIM or s2ocoo
~ Re ENrENDED
ny TELEGRAPH To TIE TRmrS


Washington March N-An expedition for the
topogra phica and geological survey Of Alaska un-
der the provisions Of tho Act Of Congress of Jan
uary . 1885 which appropriated s2orp for thu pun
pose has tist been provided for by the Director
Of the Geological Survey. The following officers
have been assigned tho work: George H. FL
dridsc Arthur Keith. Scoogists; j. r.. Spur and
Alfred Brooks assistant biologists. and e. G. Bar
nard Rohsri Muldron and W. ; Post. topoera-
pliers who are 20 conduct surveys for the United
Siatos Geological Survey.
In response a request from tho Secretary OF
War W. c. Mendenhall and f. =. Shredder have
been assignee accompany mntary cXplor ng
parties.
Eighteen picked men. experienced in the hard
ships OF this undeftakng, Will accompany the
expedition. The expedition rs 10 start from Seattle
on April J. ana WI. be transported by tho United
states gunboat Wheeling.
The exploring expedition VIII be subdiyded into
four parties. who nave Ocen ordered 10 critically
Inspect the districts traversed with view OF
estertainng the most practicable routes FOR trails
wagon roads or railroads. The chara ,tcr and ex.
and viii be examined 10 the posslblli-
ties o. navigation and the height n, falls and
rapids. and the rise and fnl Of tiies.
The geological survey Will be conducted so az TO
ascertain the general distribution o, the rock
masses their relations and so FAR mas ne the
character and origin Of each The observers will
note the occurrenc" OF valnab. minerals giving
special attention TO the presence absence OF gold
whether In plaocrs or veins.
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HOSPITAL SUNDAY CONTRIBUTIONS.

As the books OF the Hospital Saturday and sun
DAY Associa tion FOR the collection OF 1928 are
about TO close Charles Lanier the general treas
urer Of No II Nassau-st.. requests all persons
having lists or boxes in charge Tor who still desire
TO make contributions on personal account 10 send
them in their earliest convenience The following
additional contributions acknowledged:
FROM MANUFACTIRERs
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rLEcTRrcAys N THE ARMY AyD NAVY
From The Eleetrieal Enrineer.

From The Electrical Engineer.
The recent Organization OF The Corps OF fcct',-
chi Engineers In England. ana ;he activity In on
own Army and Navy circles subsequent tho
terrible disaster TO she Maine, hav" reminded IS
forcibly Of the lack Of electrical training Of
militia and recalls the timely warning Of l.eutcn-
mt g. A. Flskc l.. s. y. who over seven years
ago advoc ated tho format OF electrical corps
There IL oil German provcrb which says TINT
After II child hns fallen mo tne well they think
about covering II M" and similarly finding our
selves nl-grepaIcd for suIien emergency. pco-
pie are now urging the formation OF the much
needed electrical corps. Lieutenant F!skc in mis-
very able address before the NewYork Electrical
Society In 1890, The Civilian Electrician In
manifold uses of the electric current on warships
And In fortirc lions that electricity has come into
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
LEBMAyy TO SAIL on MARCH 30

London. March ls.-R. e. Lehman. captain OF
She I>-aiders sails sor the United States on March
o.. to coach the Harvard Crews.
,.Ieat interest Is taken in the Harvard eight
cared shell. which is lying the Leander boat
house, ready for packing as the customary Amer
lean sea,s arranged in a line in the middle OF
no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19

question while tho name OF Broadway was OF
srocial Significance Nobody appeared to oppoee
The resolution and the committee Will report IN
favor OF the change next Tuesoay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19

FIFTH AvENr-E BApTisT CHURCH: No. We.
,c,, :, env W, n p FAt'NCE y. D.. Paror-At
TX NJ sunday -cnool. including YOUNG Mems Case
A. II a m and 7.I5 p. The Pastor wa preach
No,ninr 9TH DIscovefy n Youth. Evening. "A.
Home with the Lord" Prtyer-nr''nss Monday ami
ErldlX eNfnnGs
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EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF ST.
81 "a EEMENsNYDER -. D., Pastor -seryices II
~ n M "ChrisIsnty and War sunday school.
gjJ A. m Ienten services Weines'Avs' +" D. m AL
rordIoly invited
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Here. hold on there. boys. What are YOU chas-
ing that child for.''
Hes Spanish symperfzer. that's why"
thar -" '"" W
Ills. ma n washes him wild CASTLE soap-come on
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nsl,aions Notifies.

VIZ p.s,o- --io:15 A M "Gcds Quckenns Word;
. - .1b. sinners Loss" Endeavor meeting. D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19

FIFTH AvEXiiE PREyBYTEKTAN CHURCH; cornw
s5th-.t Rev JOHN HALL. - u. fd'tor-~ssrvices
s,,nh,r u a m. ara p m
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| FIRST BAPTIST cHuKcH .rnsr 7sth-',; and u:
| A IN md u m All welcome.
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Relations Notices.

,.yrrpopoIJTAN TEMPLE. Ith ave-. ,,o
,.is.st pev s. y. CADMhS pa',,9r,,rnrn NJ
u,privc vii prsach mo,n.rZ Dr. WN,.l bn -.
HAHnHN WI Rev s p CADMAN. ev"nin2
Nso,ng. evorv night. Concert tonight nee
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FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. sclEnFlSI. lSl-i1
ioIs a m and y. m. Friday evenings At =. Rsasns
rooms open daily from 10 m. ~ o. M
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ST LUKES METHODIST CHURCH tisist, near
c,h-eve CHARLES 8 NARROWER, u. d. and LIND
SAY I/)NGACRE. Pastors Preaching II ard i0
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A C. DIXON will preach in Hanson f !aWh., pand
,hnr.h prooklyn sunday morning on Nhh' ~,
wh.rc Is Heaven the evening F. IL Jho"Oa VIII
,re,rb on 'rhc Gorpel ~ life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19

ave corner a;th- ST. Rev. " T. SABINE. ID. H.. Pastor
Rev 4. T.. RUDOLPH. Assistant -SnsVices u a. n and
- o. m strangers cordially invited.
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ct. JAMEs's METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Madison and i2dth -.
Rev. " NJ LEFTwIcTi. n. D. -
o. Nashville Tern will speak daily and during
the coming week. W. c. w.e.en sings SUNDAY 10 90
Rev. DIR. TRIPLE breaches. f;l5 meeting tor men;
7:&. DIR. LEFTwICH rreache' ~ The Theory 4"
Eternal Punishment"
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ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHuRcH.
10th a.; west q Coumbu.-av~.- J. o. WILSON,
n D. Pastor II A. m. great day ~ JUBILEE DR.:
WILSON'S slb,ect viii bA Ten Thousand Week
s D M, Rev J. n BUCKLEY. n. n. Will rfeaeh
Public cordially
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ST ANDREWS CHURCH. shave. corner l2Ith-st.
the Rev GEORGE r VAN DE WATER. y. n. Rector
Sunday services. and II a. NJ. and 20 p m On
sunday mornings IN Lent the Rector Will preach
course n, sermon. On The Soul. and the evenings
will deliver course historical lectures The Req
or1ns,ion ~ the Church IN England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19

ADAMS CHAPEL. Union TheoioGcol ssm,nnt| : 81
service" $50 ,.!!Sc
rreo cher the Rev President CHARLES 'lltip""'
II ID are ~, leone
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,o,h-.r J CI>FGG WRIGHT speaks Sunday morning
and evening Afternoon g. Miss Maggie Gaui. pho
nonennl medium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19

on Wednesday, Mr. Travis met A. NJ Robbins. o.
tho St Andrew VS. Club on the same links. Twenty
seven hole were played and al the end OF the
match the score stood all even. Robbins made the
long Il De known as the Heavenly Twins, IN
three. which Is only tt" .ourth time this mas been
done since the course was built.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19

SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE. Sunday. March
60 a, ii:l5 n. lecture by Professor FEiIH Ani-ER
a. Carnegie Music Hall 5Tih-st ard Ttt-aye.
Sub,-c, The Promotion II Human Progress as Re
lz:n" All Interested are invited
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CHURCH or THE EPIPHANY. L~Snston-ave
corner :sIth-st., Rev JOSEPH HUTCHINSON. Rector
PRAYER and at IL n m. Evening service Al :
D. m the evening service. sunday school
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY No. 1855 Worth
81, VIZ r BARNARD. Superlnt endent--s'rvce q song
an enIov M $50 D. n Singing by the choir = children
OF the institution. Public invited Donations q clothing
and sll.citc6.
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american MISSION TO THE JEWS. 10. ~ GrA d
q, HERMAN WARsZANIAK. supt-Meeting r,ss
saturday az p m. Services on sunday ana r'''
evenings Mt s O'Clock All welcome.
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FIRST REFORMED PREsBYT ERIAS CHURCH
l,1venon,ersC I'm 9th and Ith ayes. Rev.
DR. lanes H. STEEIF. Pasior.-Servces a. Ii q.
and 4 m always Welcome
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Xrw YORK SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. tsclen-
tisO Madison-ave.. corner e9th-s,. Christian scencs
service sunday. 1873 a. m Testin onlaI sslMce,
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All WEICUME the Washington Souare Met1oIIt
rcriscopal Church 4th-s west Of square. re- W
ANDERSON Pasor.-Preaching lO:'~ ana ''"' '' W
Pastor.
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CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY. Clinton and Mon
ague sts.. brooklyn =. r. MCONNELL. Rector-Ser-
vices and sermon at II and 40
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REV A. C. DIXON
will preach Church o. tne s'rsngers 5!h-s' and STD
ave every night except Saturday. Everybody
All free.
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ASSOCIATION HALL ed at. and fh-s'e'' '-"1'
ADDRESS ny NORWAY WILLIAMS
Special music. Men Invited.
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\ pNER1isEMl,:TS and -uhscr ptions for The Tribune
~ received tnrr Uptown Office No. ct2 broadway
npfh " iist St untl O'Clock p. advertise
received at Ne following branch oflces regular
unit o'clock =. viz: 25+ 9Th ave.
ccf. 2.A 1t la2 Gth-aNe i,th-s Mays. 9TH ave
and ~. columbus West
West +:a- ct. near On ave- ~ East lt,f-st 2oI Meet
Th and sth $50 East 4Ith- ct 23S
81 ave between 10Th and I'm sts lO2g 3d-a,e near
Sist-s,. EOS lat ave s),h - $50 "a ave-. near
4is,--t 55i "a 30 Bieecke-- 32S pe-ekrr-
zoos 80 10 East I0th-st 62i 3d-ave ?Gd2 ID ave
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AT 1rNOX AVENUE tHGTARtAN CHURCH. corns ,
Ola pev MERLE At. g. WRIGHT. Pastor, VII
n,each M H. sunday school, ?;i3 a. M MI ~e'o"e'
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CpACF METHODIST IO3ih-si. west n roprhye
ave Rev r. 81. WATERS. Pastor LOO free sea'a
pastor pr.aches II and s Evening. THE Son - Mary"
sabbath school Al 2:2o. Epworth League service a,
Everyboiy cordially welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19

OLD FIRST PREsBYrERIAN. 'th ave and i?'h-st
II a. m. What Peter DID
p M Things Worth Gu.ivatirg.
HOWARD DvFF1ELD. Il. D, Pastor.
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CHI-RCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY. +6th-st
near Gth -nve Rnv ARIES n. EATON. n. D.. Pas
tor-Ser~icss On sunday morning A. H. Subject Helps
TO the Divine Life" Evening i:+5 The Question or
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cuspr, TABERNACLE CHURCH. sth-ave and ++tA-
6, gsv A T. SIMPSON Pastor. VIII preseh Sunday at
10 70 a m f.vanVsstic services NJ $50 r. Week
nieh, services oClDC..
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THIRTEENTH STREET pREsEyIcRIAN CHy2chI
9TH and 1th aVes.-Hey. WALTER ntNNAN
BUCHANAN D. y. Pastor. " y preach 1880 a. m on
Your salvation T:4j p. seventh lecture 90
Jonah. subject; ''Nln'vehs Repentance. Sth"s"'
cordially welcomed
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ALL SOULS CHURCH Unitarian. An ana -','n
.,-.Silrdsv- school 0:45 a At II A. m inc 49,
REV THOMAS r. sLICER vi continue r' reuen "
Snbtoct The Affirmation ~ the Dignity ~ furhli
Mature Evening service disc'ntnu"1 IhN puo'c '''
dla 10
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At REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES In christ
Mssior lie Yves, 2ls Evening T:43 iey gAsif'
OCONNOR. Pastor. The REV Dr' ALDEN -
KING; breaches All cordially Invited
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PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Madison aye.
northeast 73d st.Prelchny by the Pastor Kew
JOHN ~ BUSHNELL. II a. m. and 5 2.
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ALL ANGELS CHuRCH W.st rnd sv'' ana R erf'
Holy ccmmrnion .. m. Litsny. o4j A. M Mo, sI
prayer and sermon by the Rector. II = m r' 49,,
even song at r. m. Daily service ~ . p n, 'N'eP'
Thursday when service and sermon VIII be AZ p H.
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CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION,
3Jth-st. and Madison-ave
Rev. w. ". GROSNENOR. Rector.
Gsrytces.

0 a. m, Holy Communion.
II Morning Prayer md Sermon and Holy Communion.
4 D. m. Evening PRAYER Sermon
Strangers cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19

Walter j. Travis and A. VI. Coates, OF the wv
port COZ Club. played an interesting mat over
the Oakland course recently. In which the former
won by a score OF up and 10 pla" Mr. Coates
has not been practising much OF late, which ac-
counts for his poor showing. IT, first half OF the
match took place over the new course. ana the last
halt over the old The cards were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19

CHURCH or THE ETERNAL HOPE.
sist-st. ives: OF Columbus ave. Service, IL a. m
Rev. W GROVE. n. D.. Minister
Subject: The spiritual Conception Of
Thirgs In Faradav's Great Deilnltior.'
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-30
COMPANY c, FOURTEENTH.
Life Among the Gallants of One of
the Duluth Companies.

Life Among the GalIants of One of
the Duluth Companies.
Special Correspondence The ST. Paul Globe
CAMP THOMAS, Ca, July 27.-As it has
been raining for the last three days, the boys
have been compelled to hunt their quarters
most of the time. This means by no means
leisure and idleness. for the guns and equip
ments of all kinds need looking over Indeed,
1t is "a hard job to keep the rifles in as fine
and clean condition as we are compelled to
have them in wet weather Hours are neces-
sary every day to keep the steel from rust
ing. 1t would surprise civilian how much
care and infinite patience it requires to keep
Springfield in such shape to pass the
argus eyes Of the inspector of small arms.
Corporal John Olson has lost his handsome
moustache-tied it with silken ribbon and
good-looking corporal resembles nothing so
much as an Italian peanut vender now.
Sergeant Klock is spending most of his
time In watching the hours go by.
Privates Morrison and McEwen have daily,
and much to the regret Of close neighbors
nightly arguments on the PROJECTIONS and
shortcomings of the English language, and,
to be correct, there are many of us who
sincerely believe that there are sounds in
the air that are anything but English com
Ing from the Vicinity Of their domicile.
detail and since he has taken hold of this
Important work We have had no cause for
complaint.
as Gustavson, has lost his fulmoon smile
which has been solace to his terminates all
because he has been fined "a of his hard
earned money for being absent without leave
at roll CALL
Private Boettcher, alias Brewery" lost
twenty pounds of flesh from his barrel. and
in consequence feels more like fighting every
day
Romeo" has a hard time Of it down here:
no pretty faces to look at, no charming
tete-a-tetes with the fair ones. Why. the
corporal says, it's dreadful.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-30
MILES TO PORTO RICANs.
Americans Come to Protect and Per-
petuate, Not to Destroy.

Americans Come to Protect and Per-
petuate, Not to Destroy.
PORT PONCE, Porto R co, July "a
Gen. Miles has issued the following
proclamation:
"In the prosecution of the war against the
States, in the cause of liberty justice and
humanity, its military forces have coma to
occupy the Island of Porto Rico. They come
bearing the banners of freedom, inspired by
noble purpose, to seek the enemies OF our
government and Of yours, and to destroy or
you the fostering arms Of free people, who Sc
greatest power is justice and humanity to
all living within their fold. Hence they re-
lease you from your former political re'a-
tons, and it is hoped this will be followed
by your cheerful acceptance of the govern
ment of the United States.
The chief object of the American mill airy
forces will be to overthrow the armed au-
thorty of Spain, and give the people of your
beautiful island the largest measure Of lib orty
consistent with this military occupation. They
have not come to make war on the people
oppressed, but on the contrary they bring
protection not only to yourselves, but to
your property, promote your prosperity and
bestow the immunity and blessings of our
enlightenment and liberal institutions and
government.
the existing laws and customs, which are
wholesome and beneficial to the people, so
long they conform to the rules of tina
military administration, order and Justice.
This is not a of devastation and desc
lation, but one to give all within the c5ntrol
ages. and blessings Of enlightened c.viliza-
ton"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-30
LACKS CABLE COMMUNICATION.
Gen. Miles Change OF Plans Cuts
Him Off From Warrington.

Gen. Miles Change OF "a Plans Cuts
Him Off From Washington.
WASHINGTON, July 2a.-The change
of base Of operations for the Porto RE
can expedition has resulted in a com.
plete Encouragement Of Eans of the
signal service for that campaign. There
will be no cable connections made with
been the case had the original landing
place been taken, and ltha,war balloons,
instead Of being expedite d ahead, will
be held at Tampa pending further de-
velopments. The original plan, as de-
cided on by the war authorities, was
for a landing Of the expeditionary fore
es at Fajardo, on the northeast cor
ner of the island. All arrangements
were made by the war department on
the basis Of making Fajardo the EN-
barkation port and numerous impor-
tant details attended to which cannot
be disclosed. All these have to be
abandoned in view Of the landing eff
fected at Guanica. point diagonally
across the island and far away from a
possible cable communication. All ef-
forts tc establish cable service have
been abandoned, as the nearest point
at which new spur could touch an
existing cable Is said to be San Do
n,ingo, 100 miles or more away. Mean
time the army, now somewhere be-
tween Yauco and Ponce, lacks the ad-
vantages had at Santiago Of direct
communication with Washington, and
save be1ated dispatch which must be
sent back to the nearest cable point,
will be without cable facilities while
progressing over the eighty -f1ve-mile
stretch to San Juan. N
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-30
COMPANY F, FOURTEENTH.
Fergus Falls Men Will Be Disap.
pointed if They Get Shut Out.

Special Correspondence The st. Paul Globe.
CAMP THOMAS, Ca, July 27-It is nov
nearly two weeks since the talk about the
Fourteenth Minnesota volunteers going to
Porto Rico commenced, and as we are here
yet, good many begin to have doubt whether
we will got to Porto Rico at ALL If word
comes that we are out of it the boys In this
regiment will be pretty sober crowd. But
we still live in hopes.
Battalion drill was suspended last thrae
days account of rainy weather.
Corporal Shotwel Henderson, of Gr.gsby's
rough riders, visited with his many friends
of Company F yesterday. Corporal Hender
son is an ex-member of the company.
Private Ben Sprague, who has been on tn.
sick list the last month, is again on dutv.
Privates Elliott and Jensen have recover ed
from slight attacks Of malaria, and are again
on duty.
Capt. Boxter visited in Chattanooga Mon
day.
Lieut.. Jensen is junior officer of the guard
Company F today received its final requi-
s1tion of uniforms and shoes and is now fully
equipped.
The ball team of the Second battalion has
challenged the nine from the First batta. ion
to play. a game of ball next Sunday
l reckon that when it does rain down
heah 1t rains fright smart heap
Artlncer Zehtner says he has good authority
that the Fourteenth regiment will 90 to
ireland at m. next week
The officers of the Fourteenth have started
q canteen for officers only, with Private H
E.. Boon in charge.
An order was made recently that the SOL
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-30
DU Bose WAS BOUNCED.
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain Tells Why
This Was Done.

LONDON, July 29.-The secretary Of
state for the colonies, Joseph Cham
berlain, replying in the house of COM
mons today to Mr.. Thomas Gibson
Bowles, Conservative member Of Lyme
Regis, said Senior Du Bose, the former
Spanish charge d'affaires at Washing
ton, was formally requested by the Ca
madam premier, Sir Willfred Laurier, to
leave Canada.
This, Mr.. Chamberlain added, was
done at the direction Of the imperial
government, and on the ground that
there was belief that Senior Du Bose
was using Canada for the purpose of
belligerent operations against the Unit
ed States. Continuing, Mr. Chamber
lain said that the authority to expel
aliens from Canada in such cases rests
with the crown
Answering another question, Mr..
Chamberlain said the government could
not undertake to lay on the table the
papers having bearing upon Senior Du
Bosc's expulsion.