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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-13

Juridictions of this church are hereby
united into provinces.
Sec. 2. The bishops in each province
shall within three months after this canon
takes effect e.ec. one of their number to
be primate.
Sec. j. The convention of this diocese I'm
this church may at its first session, to he
held aftSr this canon takes effect elect five
presbyters; economically resident In the do
.oese, and five laymen. commandments Of
this church. having domicile In the do
'cese. to be delegates to the provisional
synod OF the provi.ce. The delegates 20
chosen. together with the bishops OF the
province. viii constitute the said provis-
.ional synod.
Sec. 4. The primate Of every province.
or, in case of his death or disability the
senior bishop thereof. shall summon such
provisional synod to meet at some conve-
nfent place within one year after this
canon takes effect.
Powers of Provincial synod.
Sec. 8. The said provisional synod may
enact. statutes for he organization of the
provincial synod, and for the exercise by
1t OF. legislative powers not inconsistent
with the constitutional powers Of the GEN.
eral convention for the common interest
of the church within the province and for
a uniform mode OF trial Of presbyters and
deacons. No statute SO enacted shall have
force or validity in any diocese unless rat
ined, by such diocese, or in any missionary
jurisdiction unless assented to by the
bishop; and no enactment Of the provincial
synod shall be of force in any diocese or
missionary jurisdiction which has not en-
tered into union with the provincial
synod
+, The subject embraced In this canon is
Eot -nsw, az 1t has been discussed in form
er meetings of the general convention.
Some Of the most eminent leaders Of the
church express the belief that the provin-
-c.ai system provides additional machinery.
which Will merely consume strength and
means which might be better spent, but,
on the other hand. its advocates think The
additional machinery is needed for greater
efficiency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-13

: The Evening Star Is the only
afternoon paper in Washington
that receives the dispatches Of
the Associated Press II -
therefore the only one in which
the reader can fird the complete
news of tn. world. directly trans
mitted BY telegraph. up to the
moment of going to press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-13
Recognize. of Gallant Conduct.

An interesting event occurred last even
ing at the Workingmen's Club. 2l05 Penn
sylvania avenue. when one OF the members.
Mr.. Joseph F. Ford, was presented by the
Humane Society with a handsome medal.
The presentation was In recognition of his
gallant conduct last winter in rescuing two
boys who we're in danger Of drowning in
Rock creek.
An entertaining program was rendered
and an address was delivered by Rev. Dr.
name Society, Mr.. A. 8. Pratt, made the
presentation. and his remarks which were
commendatory of Mr.. Ford's action, were
embodied In a beautifully engrossed letter
on parchment, which was also presented
to Mr.. Ford. The recipient was deeply
touched by the addresses and made an APP
propriate response.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-13

Mr.. Grosvenor Of Ohio took the hoor II
am going to refer now to only one thing
that the gentleman from Ohio Or. Lentz)
has said On this particular occasion" said
he. and DO not DO Il for the purpose a
eleborAtang sDooch upon thlB occAaion.
The time - coming when the gsntlemsn
Continual On Eourtaenth Pagal -
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Trte0elI llnO arieq.

gBaram f6nnen mir ut9t Grie5eu,
@Itidieligfeit un6 Geluaobeit baben2
Die tommt es, baB, 10 Ioage bic Welt
b@iebt, barbarif9e 8riege gsidbrt wor
ben fiab2 Die Menf9beit f9eint auei
gtaturen 81 baben, eiae cute unb einc
b6Ie. 0a5 S6limmiie 1T, oaB mir
ielbft am meifien gegen unleren Irie.
ben, unlere @ladieli8teit unb @efunos
belt ftinbigeu.
Wenn bieies Ei6t 70 bdufig geI9d6e
ua0 mir re8elmaBis leben piirben, bot.
ten bic Ier3te tueaig 81 tbun uno Mes
bisineH miirben ni6t 10 bdufig anges
pauot tuerbeu. gBir foIgen meiftens
bem Smpulie bes Nugenblids. gu
allen Sabres3eiteu LIT bieies bic uria9e
unb gang bsionbers wdbreub Der betben
SommermoHate, 6QB mir nit unIerer
9}abrung ri9t Dotf6tig genug liab
unb 9rantbeit cine fibere 6oIge 1T.
Alle 2ei6en eiaes auBer Otbnung ges
ratbenen Magens entlieben In 6oIge
na6ldifiger 2ebeaspeiTe, ebenfo geber'
leiben, 8erluIi BEG appetits, fridge 2es
ber II. /. n. Die llnreinigfeiten bes
Magens tbsilen Ii9 benz 8Iute nit unb
bas gan8e SDftem nirb angegtiffen.
9as ON befen betannte unb duBerlt
mirtiame Mittel I'M ba5 Spftem mie.
oeraufaubauen. ben 4ppetit pieberber,
3ufelen, S9laf uab 8raft au geben.
1T Or. Nuguf a6uis's 0amburger
8ropf, II, tpelde itdper turireu.
Nlle biefe 2siben 1nb genug, um
eiaem bas 2eben aur 2af au MAIDEN
unb bod giebt es nod Gnbere, lpeI9e
ebenfo fAlimm fnb. S9mer3en ia
ben Wtusfeln unb @Iiebern MAIDEN ibr
grfheinen unb RbeumaiismuS unD
Ghdeni6mer5en baben lid entpideIt.
Sur6 anbere uriaben, peI9e bas
Nerpenfpfem an8reifen, baben NIT
HeuraIgie unb 6HftenI9mer3en. SeIbE
bel unferen 8srgniigungen I'm Greien
i6Nnen ua8 allerbaab llnfdue 3uftDBen,
mie Quetfbungen unb 8errentungen
ober bnr1 eiHe 81 i9nelle Nbtablung
bes R0rpers merben bic Muafeln fieif.
| 8liidliderueiie giebt e8 ein ablolutes
Detlmittel gegen ale bieie 56mer3en,
bas 1T st. Safobs Del, ueI@es aIs
0as bette in Der @eIt betannt til. Wir
t6nnen Hi6t8 beferes tbun, als bals
feIbe liets an 9an5 baben unb penn
mir ebenfaaS Or. 9tu9uft a5aie's
6amburger Srepfen I'm Sauie baben,
fnb mir gut geUappnet gegen ale biefe
2eiben, unb mir f6nuen obne piel
Tur9t Dor Grantbeit unb G9mersen
bas gaa8e Jabr in 3ufriebenbeit unb
8efIubbeit berleben.
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Gin 0sartbser @sauilas.

Sole Giaal, elmer bcrnebmen, aud In
unb Bel ManiIa be8li!ertsn ipanif6en
Gamille angeb6rig, bate fi9 als 2priter
In Spanien eineH Namen gemadlt unb
lebte tn IeBter 3eit meif In ManiIa.
ND er fi9 nit ber bDlben Sodter bss
beutf9en 9anbeIsberrn 5riebri1 4us
guft Saufers berIobte, Der frttber bic
ieBt Don Or. arhger betleibete STEELE
bes bortigea @eneralepnIuls bes beuts
f9en Rei9s inae bate. Ser f1mere,
bon Spaflien auf bic pbilippiaen aus,
geiibte Druid ging bem nieRI9li9 fitb.
leaben fpanii9en Si6ter au Ser3en,
unb er betIagte bieien 3nltanb In eini.
gen 9efitblbollen @ebi6ten, bic bann
Dbne fein 9l3utbun aud unter ben
Sniurgeaten bel MauiIa befannt wurs
ben. Der MiiIitdrgouberneur Augufti
in ManiIa IieB BOT einigen Wionaten
ben Didter, Der ME baran gebad3t bdtte,
am Aufifanbe fi9 atiiD su betbeiIIgen,
tDegen 8eibaIfe gu bemfeIben unb ne.
gen 6O9berratbs berbafter, aIs er fitb
geraoe anf@idie, nit Ieiner 8raui, 2uiIe
5anfers, nit pel9er er li9 in aller.
na9ifer 3eit trauen laRen tpoale, einen
Nusflug 5u MAIDEN. Reine 8itte bes
9erru Saufers uub anberer angelehe,
Eer 8ewObner Manila's baIf etuas.
RiaaI tuurbe auf bem Griessldiff ,gOr.
t,la" mad Barcelona transportirt.
BORT tDnr0e er Dor baS WiIitdrgeri1t
geifelIt uno tuegen Berbreituag auf.
2ieber gum Sobe berur.
tbeilt. Seine 8raut unb feline S6me.
tern reiitsn ibm bon Manila mad
Barcelona mad. mo iu3niT9en bas
urtbeil gefdlt uorben mar. Das rub.
reube peiblihe GlebeH UNI @nabe far
ben BerurtbeiIten baIf ni9ts. Das
ginJige, mas bic GIebeaben errei9ten,
mar bic @rIaubniB Der 8eb6rbe, baB
bas Iiebenbe paar F9 Dor Der
Sinridtuug bes 8rdutigams I'm Mis
litdr= 8sfdngniRe trauea IaRen burfte.
Dor Der 8rauung bate &i3aI leInen
Seelenf9mer3 in eiHem ergreifenben
@ebidt oWein Iebter 8ebaMte@ ausges
gofen. Sang tur3 mad Der Sraaung
fanb feline grI6ieBuus ftatt, uub ct
iiarb aufS mutbigite. taum breiBig
Sabre alt.
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- Die 8eO6Iternus gurOpas uurbe
au 8eginn bes Sabrbunberts auf It's
Willionen seiGdBt, 1830uuF ZIG Mi[io.
nen, 1870 auf 800 MilIioneu; geaen.
ndrtis betrdst bic 3Opfsabl etma $40
WilliOnen. Bie iebr fid biefe 8ep6Ite'
ruug in Si1bten bufammenbrdugt. 3eigt
bic 3unabme Der 3abI Der StdDte nit
mebr alS 100000 @innObnern. 1901
CAB eS beren nur FL nit iusaeIammt
49 WilIiOaen @inpobnsrn, 1850 iGon
AZ, 1870 aber bereits 70 nit 20 MiI.
iionen Sinwobneru unb 1896 gar l21
nit 81 WiilIiouen @inpObnern. 5rant.
tei6 bate 1901 3 SidOte nit mebr als
100000 ginwOnuern. gnsIanb unb
9entf1lanb ie2. 1870 war Oeren 3abl
Ia 8eutifIanb auf 10. In Grantrei9
Guf . gema6ieu. 1896 ueit @ugIauo
80, DsuiifIanb 28 unb Granttsi9 10
btefer Stabtrieien auf.
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q. u. q u. .. 8asn.

Mad @aloeton, Soulton unb gaerl
Id9ItO .OO SQrm
Na9 Corpus gbrifti, Granias 8aB uni
8eeptlle tdsli6 .2:20 Na6rn
Na6 &erruile tdglid, ausseaommer
Spnnabenos u.Sonnta9s 2 :45Na6m
9ad &errpile, Gonntass. 80 8orm
Nad&errpi0e, ,SOnnabenbs A ::30Wadm
Nnfunft
Bon @alpeiton, SOuItpn unb @uerI
tdgll6 .............7 100 Abenbs
8on Corpus @briiti, Granias BaB unf
8eepille tdslid .......1 40 Na9m
Gon &erroilIe tdslid, aussenomnet
Sonntass unbMontass 10 :458orm
Bon &errpille. Sunnta9s - Qbenbs.
8on &errpille, Montaas. s..9:25 8orm.
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Cine hemerfeusmerthe Werfiiouna

Cine bemertenswertbe Berfagung
bat bic preuBif6e Regierung in @rfurt
erIa6en. @S beiBt ba: y@s lit 3u uns
ierer aenntniB getommen, baB in Sing'
Dereinen, bic unter 2eitung bon 2ebs
rern fieben, BERG gborgeiaus INNER mebr
3uridIritt, p1brenb bic auplets gan3
befonberS gepfest perben. Nu9 fol:
len 2ebrer es nit ibrer Sieniiiienuug
Dereinbar finben, ben @sIang folder
aupIets, berea SnbaIt ni@t gang uns
bebentIid 1T, auf benz &labier au be.
gIeiten. 9lu9 iolen 9ebrer nit ibren
8ereiHen gum 3wed bon @efang'
auffiibrungen be3tp. aDn3erten gegen
@rbebuug Don gintrittsgeIb mad be.
na9barten Orten reiien. g4ir erthei.
len In iebem Jale unfere @enebmi.
suus 3ur 2eiiuns Don @eians.8er.
eineH bur9 2ebrer In Der befimmten
gOrausieBuns, baB bic 2ebrer es f@
auseIegeu iein Iafsn, eiuestbeils bic
ibeaIen 3mede Oes gereins 3u f6roern,
lnb Oos SutereKe Der SduIe gepiRen.
bolt gu Dabreu."
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Nv @(SA pStN'''p 1NN@ 'NJ ff''% oJSH~
oerldober, nur BET Rame 8fuuo 1T
geblieben,) 9Iber baa 1T ia llniinn.
9tuf sic 3eit fam Iid) feline Mteu-
ld)enleele ntebr beiinncu. glber reduen
mir 'rnal, baB Elm 8fuuO edit gramm
mieat, 10 pie9en bunoerttoulen0 Bfuno
geuau a6tbunOerttauieno @ramn, iino
otIo adtbunoert ailogranm ober ie6~
Sebn Gentner. Ni6t, @ilsins?"
n0onnermetter! Sed);ebn Gentner
Sob auf Dem @jrunb Der 8e9meIl
9aDI" rief Der gtnbere begeiltert.
pGS miiBte allo Elm gang oerber
Surld)e leiuL Der bas fortIGleppt,
nid)t, @ilfins?"
rGiner brinQt'8 nidt fort. SD
mette einen fleiuen @eneore gegen cine
S1aiGe 8ortmein, oaB e8 Giner allein
nidt fortbrin9t. @r muB alio 9om<
pGi3en baben. "
yOo8 it's, ma8 i'd la9e, @tlfinS.
Q8ir nerben einen i9meren Stano
baben. g9ir metOen cine perteufelt
oermideIte @eiGi9te erleben. BaIen
sic auf, @iltin8. @s 9eniiet nidt gu
bebaupten, man lei unl9uloi9 ionbern
man muB eS bemeilen. Sabe i'd 0fe9t
Ober ri1t, gSilfius?"
gSdbreno ser fleiue SepenorD nod
iiese8gelpiB unb permegen gu ieinem
Sollegen biniiberblidte uno cine 9lnts
mort auf feline Sra9e 3ienli6 fiibn unb
berausiorberno erlpartete, erI6oll pl6e<
lid aus Dem Bripatbureau Wtilter Ser
ner8 ser Sui: pSeoenorDl1
Solort budte lid Der fleine Mlann
suiommen, fabr lid nit Der Sano iiber
leinen rebellil6en Gfalp, als Oh er lid
baburb ielbit nieoeroriideu unb bemii-
tbigen mOlle, unO trat bel ieinen
@ebieter elm.
nSerr 0iedtsanmult befebleu?"
fra9te er nfeiner eem0bnliden reipeft'
poll@untertbanigen @eiie.
.6ier," ia9te Wliiter Serner n3us
ifelluns on einen 9emilIen Sobn
3bimm bel 9sobington Ii. Sotborn.
@irb iofort perionli6 abgeseben.
.Wirb iofort perIUulid ab9eseben
fpieberbolte Sepen6rD brebte ii6 uin
unb sins nit Dem inn aua9ebdnbig@
ten SGreiben in ba8 G6reiberbureau
! suriid. Sier sog er Bic Gdlreibunters
druseI, bic betrddtli6 nit 1inte be-
fledt fOareu, aus unb ieinen tJeberroG
M. Gauu ftiilpte er Zen 6ut anf uno
Iette lid nit ieiuer 3uliellung in
Grab, iiber seq QgISeyM<BiaOutt,
S9eapIibe binunter an Der ganf BON
England norbei na6 9ombarbItreet.
Nls er Our9 ben 3borwe9 be8 9auleS
| 9eben ipollte, I'M in ba8 Bureau BON
03obington u. 6olborn einsutreten,
bielt i'm elm junser, etwa breiBigs
jdbri9er Mann on, Der eiqen bOdft
rle9anten, ltol3>poruebmen @inoruG
auf Witer SepenorD rnad)te. ST rod
ldon 5eBn Sbritte melt bapon, baB er
in bic 9ldbe einer jener beneibeten
! Sterbliden mar, fir Die bas 9eben-
modte oieier nun Elm junger 9oro ooer
elm 4rin3 uoer ionit elm nit ungeSdblz
tenn GinfOmmen tegnaoeter 0err leia
-nur Elm Spab, Elm fortwabrenbes
amiilement mar, fern bon Sdreiber=
| ituben, bumpfen, ltaubi9en 9lftenIioBen
uno S9reibunterarmeln. Ohdt Der ge>
ringlte 3intenfleG mar an bem jun9en
| 9errn Sli ieben, ME SeueuorD auf
ben erlten 9lid feitftellte.
| n9el sic oa! 98oBin?4 i6narrte
i'm Der jurae bornebme Ser an unb
5mangte nit elmer grimaiie, bic falt
| ausiab, als Dollte er gdbuen, lein
MOncfle in oas re6te 9luge.
/ (5Ortiebuns fOlat.)
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60. 0ooetuils, Sab 0rorer.

goles Eager BON 5taple unb Ganep
Groceries, 8 9nitt.M a areu,
Clothing, 9aten, SoiIette.
artiteln. 8lass, por3eIlan,
unb SDrb Maarem. en- allen
Separtements MIR frii9e @a6en.
gliebrige Preiie. SSreie unb prpmpte
Mbliefernttg. 738 Sdb.Nlamo. StraBe,
gde @omarao. Selepbun 433.
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Gomtberm 1acific 8abn.

@a9 Stem Orleans, Soufou uub @al
beiton tdsli9 1910 Wittass uni
$50 06e1bs Observation-Disclosures.
Na6 gasle 8aB, Merico &c. IL Gorm
Na9 @alifornien. AS 9ea9m
Mntunft.
Bon Stem Orleans, Soulton uub @al.
oeiton tdsli9 7:25 8orm. uno 4:25
ytahm. ...............
Son galifornien &c. ..11:5O 8ornt.
8on @a9le 8aB unb Werico 7:00
9(beuos
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@enn SsmanO frdgt, mas 1T Der
Iebte nnb 3uOerldfIigfe @bia. 8ontc, 10
mtrb bic NntuOrt In aGsn G6llen lein:
rWein Greuno, sebrau6e @beatbams,
e8 pirb garautirt unb III ai6t unon.
eeuebm ein3unebmen." Sn gef6mad.
loier. iOtuie bitterer Gorm perpadt.
so gents.
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Giienbabn TaDr : Ylan.
5. 6 o. %. Raba.
9lbfa b + t.

9aab ct. 2ouis oia Sron Mountalr
ober SO. 6. g. 8. ..... $3.50 Born.
Na9 ct. Souls uia Sron Mountair
&oute. g: 100 Mbenbs
@a6 Searne tdglid ...5: 100 Moreens.
yfa9 2nreoo. ............9: AS Borm.
Gnfunft.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Muuntain & M
&. & E. ..............S 800 8orm.
Son ct. Souls, Sron Muuntain & M.
Sc. q Z. ............ 3 100 gtnDm.
Son Searne td9li6. .1O:20 Ibenbs.
8on 2arebO. ....'.......7:00 N6en5s
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II. @apteI.

Miiter SeOeubrD mar einise 3oes
in bodfter 9lufregung. 60 bei6eiben,
an Itriften @eboriam seiuObnt Der
tieine 96reiber aud mar, 10 neugieris
mar Ell and unb es iupllte ibm l6ier
bas SerS aboriifen baB er nidIt crfabs
rsH funnie, nm lDas es iib eissntli9
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2eute, bic F6 BON abeumatismus
befrsit nhuI6eu, iOlIten cine sSIafde
BON elmer & Nmenos Nesept 0to.
1851 periu6en. 6. 3. g 6mibt,
9rufOn, Seras. alleIuiger Ngent.
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Sn BerbinOung nit bem San pe6ru
Parf febt D ap b Mt e II d'S
QppIoniSdter Gyarfen.

ber pradtDOlIe grempIare Der Sbiers
melt, fpecten Der teranifben, aufweif.
Niemanb ioute berfeblsn. benieIbea 3u
beRdtisen. Die sr6Bte atirattion, bic
San Antonio auF3upeiIen bot.
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gd,emermener's Bart

it fur bic Sommer' MOnate er6fnet
unb Gamilien finb einseIabeH, In Der
5rabe, am Mittag Ober am abenb
MabI3eiten eiusunebmen Ober ben gans
sen Sag bier gu perbringen. Der 8ar'
ten ftebt 6amilien uub 8ereiuen sur
Nbboltun9 BON Yicnics unb Geiten 3ur
8erfhgung. Sur aufmertiame 8e6ies
uung III ifet8 Sorge getragen.
8. 9 Sheiiermener.
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CINDERELLA sd)nb Yalait.

BsrgeBt ni1t. baB mir nnieren
Store na1 9fp. 2O7 Sffaiaossg sgIaaa,
suei 6duier fiibIi9 BON unferem frts
beren @eiadftsbauie, berleet baben.
no mir ole uniere alien 4unben iuie.
bsrsuieben bofen unb nod bieIe neue
bo3u. ba mir nit ben beffea @oaren
bienen t6nnen. Infer Store iit gan3
tteu eingeribtei, gut peniiIirt unb isbr
bell. &ommt unb Hattet uns einen
8eiu9 ab, mena Sbr aud nitbt &c.
rabe gu taufen tptnid]t.
6. Samm,
ginberelia 9 9ub.paIati,
207 alamo plasa.
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@. s.. & z. 8abn.

" !.
gta6 @acO, Sort @Ortb, Dallas, San
ias @itD, ct. 2ouis unb gbicagp tds
lid $3.50 Born. iinb 800 Nbenbs
Nntunft.
Bon Gbicaso, ct. Souls, 8anlas gitr,
Dallas, Strt @prtb unb @acp, tag
lid rs Gornl. uno 3:15 9eahn.
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Der 6eae ssreuto auf erOett.

Ssit breiBis Sabren babsn fid Eutt's
Rilleu als ein Se9eu fir einsu jeben Sa'
palioen srpisien. Sis iinb nit Rsat Elm
isreun6 Oss Sruuten gu usuuen.
Giaf brhannte Gbat(a6e
1T ss, baB 6ard bic Gale U.ruriahte
9Opiidmersen, Dpspeplie, Musenidure,
Wlalaria, gerifopfuns unb idmmtlihs
bamit bsrmanots Sraufbeiten our@
9utt's Seber Viaem
poaNanota Emrtrt tpsEsea.
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= 6. s. Seaa. 228 S..6Iores.
Strabe, uimmt bsim antauf sBubr.
tuertes bas gebrau9te In NustauId.
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Gulf gbpre , 8ahn.

U B abrt.
ga6 2auernia, tdsli6, ausgenommep
Sonnta9s, UNI. i........8:3 80 8orm.
Gntunft.
Bon Iaoeruia, tdslid, uussenommen
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after day. But men are not alone to
be credited for the great successes of
our arms. The women have accom-
plished greater results and have given
their labor and in some instances their
lives to afford relief and comfort to
thousands of men suffering with
wounds or disease. We cannot get
along without them, though 1t has been
said we cannot get along with them.
but every American will testify to the
noble sacrifice of women during the
past few months.
Z L thank you for your kind words
and shall leave you with happy
thoughts and pleasant memories
AT the conclusion Of Gen. Miles
speech, President HamIin called for
three cheers for the commanding gem
eral of the army, and those present re-
sronded with three rousing hurrahs.
supplemented with tiger. Another
period Of handshaking was INDUCED
IN. One of those who greeted Gen.
Miles was ex-Gov- Ramsey, and the
two exchanged a few "reminiscences of
this part Of the country before it was
settled. Another visitor introduced
himself as a Johnny Reb."
I'm glad to meet you," said Gen.
Miles.
Il fought under the gray" said the
caller. Il notice you are coming to
that color yourself
Yes said Gen. Miles, I'VE all get
gray sooner or later. We can't remain
young all the time. Some have tried
it, but didn't succeed"
Il was up against you at Gettys
burg" continued the Confederate.
Il was in Picket's charge. If I had
known where Picket was going Il, take
US, would have enlisted with another
man.
Gen. Miles smiled good-naturedly.
and the visitor departed
A number of boys were introduced
to Gen. Miles. and they were proud as
peacocks when he shook hands with
them
After the reception Gen. Miles re-
turned to his private car, and at
o'clock it was attached to the Omaha
train, and he started for a visit to
Rock Island. where he will examine
the arsenal. From Rock Island Gen
Miles will go to Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16

ding steamer. We came up to en-
counter the fierce Sioux, who then oc-
cupied the ,Dakotas, Montana, Wyo-
ming and as far south as Kansas. All
has now changed. The savages are
under control and are peaceful, and
the country over which tey roamed at
will Is occupied by progressive, intel
ligent, Industrious and prosperous peo-
pie. am glad to see such rapid
strides, making progress to a higher
civilization. No man can pIophesy the
changes Of the next decade We are
all proud Of a country that can send
quarter million volunteers to main
tain the honor OF the nation. Mime
sofa has a proud record In the Civil
war and the last war. Her record in
the Civil war Is unsurpassed by any
troops from other states. The history
of the First Minnesota Is one of forti-
tude, gallantry and sacrifice. Your
sons are in a country that was foreign,
but that is our territory now. During
the past few months we have pre-
empted a few quarter sections and we
defy anybody to jump our claim"
This remark ELECTED another burst of
applause.
Our flag" declared Gen. Miles, Is
up, and as our country extends it's ter
ritcry it will give protection and light
to the people who come under it's folds.
We will in turn be benefited, for we
are growing greater and stronger day
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16
AMERICANS UNCOMPROMISING
HOW THE COMMISSION IS LOOKED
UPON AT MADRID
Much Importance Attached to the
Session Which Took Place
Friday.

MADRID. Oct. 15.-The semi-of1cial
Correspondence attaches much impor-
tance to yesterdays meeting of the
peace commissions. 1t says it believes
that besides discussing the Cuban debt
and the evacuation of Cuba. the Philip-
pine question was under discussion
which this paper claims to regard as
incredible, "as all unprejudced peopIe
must think that after the signature
of the protocol. the rights and SOW
ereignty of Spain would be unquestion-
cd
Continuing the Correspondence saws:
"The Americans are Uncompromising
and disposed to only yisId on points of
u1important detail. They are not dis
posed to agree to arbitration, while
Spain is willing to accept Russia or
Germany. The public is anxious, but
we cannot Immediately reassure it, the
telegraph not being, under the present
circumstances, the best means Of in
formation"
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w. Edgerton, Mrs. Newport, Mrs Judge
Young and Miss Sturgis
The visitors increased in number un-
til there were fully 1900 In the room
and there was scarcely space to crowd
another in. When Gen. Miles had
shaken hands with nearly all, President
Hamlin mounted a chair and raped
for silence. Then he faced Gen. Miles
and delivered a short speech.
Il am sorry" he said, addressing
Gen. Miles, ito be obliged to mingle
slight apology with my greeting The
uncertainty as to the time of your ar
rival made 1t impossible to notify the
citizens when they could expect to
meet you.
This Is a proud hour for the Com
n1ercial club. Your record in the Civil
war Is augmented by your career and
work in the West and Northwest,
which you opened UP and made inhab-
table for white men. We are proud
Of you because, when you could have
reached forth and taken the laurels
that were rightly yours. you magnani-
mously let others take them. Your
place Is next to the hearts of the Amer
lean people, a place of which you never
can be robbed
But this honor extends beyond the
Commercial club. 1t Is matter of
state pride to welcome you. I take
pleasure In introducing the governor Of