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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-The Meter Takers book of the Port
IL land Gas Light Company. on Congress ST.
between Grove ST. and the West Eng d HOTEL
The finder will receive a reward OF $500 Dy re,
turning the book to the office OF the GAS
LIGHT COMPANY, No. 9 Temple ST. Il
& OST-On Saturday. opera glass handle,
Ia aluminium Reward for; return to SO
STATE ST. IL
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ITO LET-Upper rent at 622 Congress street.
i seven rooms besides bath room. large
pantry, hot and cold water. laundry room with
Set tubs, furnace heat, etc. Apply on the
premises. 29-1
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r OST-Black cocker spaniel: Dog answers
~ to the name of Prite. New collar with
no name on it. A suitable reward will be paid
by leaving him at the Low ELL ARMS CO.. 100
Middle St, City. 2ol
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ITO LET-A very pleasant and convenient
i upper rent OF five rooms and bath, for $40
line Of electrics; third house above Glenwood
avenue. z9-i
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VMANTED-Partner with small capital. elder
w ly or middle-aged gentleman preferred. to
with good fnrniturre. in boarding or lodging
house; none but cultured and refined GENTLE
men need reply, advertiser being highly educa-
ted and of good social position; references ex-
changed. BETA. box 1857, Portland, Me. 31-1
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EOR SALE Handsome Queen Anne cottage
Il at Woodfords. on high land; best locality;
near street cars, church and school; cemented
pair, very central; only 81. 300: good lot Of
land; only $500 down, balance easy; rare
chance. DALTON & CO.. 50 Exchange street.
oct13dn
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MISCELLANEOUS.

RIRCH, Oak and pine edgings for kindlings
ID dry and under cover, also wood for open
fires. A. D. MORSE, % Plum street, city
Tel 50-2 81
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NOR SALE-New two tenement house on
L Glenwood avenue. Deering Highlands;
latest description of plumbing, papering. ETC..
If you want an elegant home with every luxury
known and still be able to rent part without
Inconvenience. look this house over; the lot
contains about S,100 feet OF land; we will make
price and terms satisfactory. DALTON & CO.,
So Exchange street, city. oct13dn
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DIR. NANCY SAILS NOVEMBER H..

London, November 1.-Dr. Nancy Gull
ford, the midwife of Bridgeport, Con-
necticut, whose extradition to the United
States on the charge of murder in the
second degree, in connection with the
death of Emma Gill, will sail for New
York on November IL in custody of
Detective Cronan of the Bridgeport police.
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NsONEY LOANED on first and second mort
H1 cages. real estate life insurance policies,
notes, bonds and good collateral security.
wear and upwards, according to security. W.
r. CARR, room s, second floor, Oxford Build
ing 1856 Middle street. 1874
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BOTANIC HEALER-Cures effected where
Id others failed. References given to scores
of successful cures. Consultation at all hours
of the day or night. FRANK E. STON E;
botanic healer and trance medium, Merrill
street. Portland, Me. 1873
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HONEST. hard working salesman wanted to
Ii sell goods used in every family. Very
liberal terms made exclusive territory givei..
This is one Of the best chances offered for q
man to get good and permanent business.
THE WILSON COMPANY, "a School street,
Room Is. Boston, Mass IL
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ITO LET-Choicest $14 to SIT rents in the city
l. if applied for at once. GEO. +. JUNhlNS,
Real Estate, under q. s. Hotel. 29-1
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WANTED-At once first class coat maker
w none others need apply. ALLEN & CO.,
204 Middle street 291
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WANTED-A man to invest five hundred dol
w lars in business that will pay a large
profit. Address D. I'll. c., box 1867. Bill
WANTED-Horses to board for the winter
w ina light, warm stable on Ocean street.
Woodfords. on electric line; best of care, Cali
or write to JOHN J. FRYE, % Preble street.
Portland. oe1
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MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED-we have
uu funus of clients to invest in first mortgages
on Real Estate security at per cent interest.
We make a specially of placing loans on City
and Suburban properly Apply Real Estate
Office, First National Bank Building, FREDER-
TCK s. VAIL, Octl24
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EOR SALE-Our made Strong" trousers we
= sell for $1.00. $1.25 $3.50. $500 ana 500
come off. If not satisfactory on examination
the purchasers can have their money back ~
returning trousers to us before having been
Oct8-4
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MURDER, WHATS THAT?

One of McKenney's Alarm Clocks. 95c to
$500. Warranted to wake the dead. More
clock than all the other dealers combined.
MCKINNEY. the Jeweler. Monument Square.
sep28dtf
ITO LET-A very pleasant sunny convenient
l. rent 1O1 North street; eight rooms and
corner lot; $1,000 month. Apply to l. T. BUT
LER, 4S IL Exchange street. 1872
ITO LET-At 1853 Cumberland street, first
L class upper rent of eight rooms, with bath
tub and hot water connections, also hot water
heat EVERYTHING in fine condition and up to
date. Apply to TRUE BROS, 1874 Fore street,
foot of Exchange street. aug2du
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NOTICE-Mrs. F. f. Appleby. Chiropodst ana
IN Manicure. has removed to her home, 413
Cumberland ST., where she will continue her
same business, and be glad to see her old
patrons. Bill
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no LET-On Congress street, one large front
i room, IL by a. furnished with chamber
and parl0r sets. connected with Mrs. Palmer's
Employment Office. rooms 500 IL Congress St.,
Sebago water and toilet ON same floor. Suit
able for two gentlemen. 31-1
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MONEY TO LOAN at and 6 per cent
W. For sale real estate. city and suburban.
Rents collected and the care of property a
speciality. A thorough knowledge of the value
OF property. % years in the business. N. 3.
GARDINER, So Exchange and So Market
streets II
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yV,ENEMENT-A very convenient, sunny. and
neat up stairs rent, 257 Cumberland street,
snitabIe for small family. Price SIS to right
party. Inquire within or at 90 North street:
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ITO LET-An upper tenement of six rooms
i near Lincoln Park; newly painted and
napered throughout s13 month to good Tenant.
". P. CARR, room 5, Oxford Building. 29-1
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EOR SALE-2 LIZ story house No. IS st:
4 Lawrence street. containing 10 rooms and
bath; has furnace heat, cemented cellar,
Sebago water, gas, water closets and htted TOT
two families; lot 50x10O For further particulars
inquire of A. c. LIBBY & CO., AZ IL Exchange
street 24-2
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EOR SALE-Steam boiler; just right for saw
mill; size 17x6 feet, 1875 q. power, s2-3 1-2 inch
tubes, 'front.' &c. with it: horizontal style Sell
at a bargain. Apply 3S7 DORCHESTER ST.,
So. Boston, 2S1
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NOTICE-Ho House, West Buxton, Me-,
IN opened to the public Nov. 1st, 1898; board
by the day or week, supper for parties at short
notice, terms reaSOnsonable. w. A. HOBSON,
Prop. 3l-1
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WEDDING RINGS.

One hundred of them to select from. All
styles, all weights. all prices in 10. II and 1s
Kt. Gold. Largest and best stock Of rings
in the city. A thousand of them. MCKINNEY.
the Jeweler. Monument Square. june7dtf
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WANTED-MALE FELp.

Forty words inserted under this head
one " eek for 25 cents. Dash in advance.
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i sunny rooms, with closets and clothes
press and large wood shed and bath room
connected. Very convenient for light house
keeping. Bath room and hall heated. Inquire
at 90 Grove street. opposite Deering Park.
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HOUSES AND RENTS-Frederick S. Vail
III has the largest list OF desl able houses and
rents for sale ana to let of any real estate office
in Portland: his specially is negotiating mort
III la.s collecting rents and the general care of
SraHnerty. Particulars, real estate oftie, First
Io Otonal Bank Building. 29-1
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FOR SALE

Forty words inserted under this head
enc week for 20 cents. cash in advance.
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mo leftover tenement, rooms. bath, hot
Il water heat, all modern improvements, de-
gently furnished, will sell the bulky furnish
ings, an exceptional opportunity for small lam
lily starting in housekeeping. references re-
CURED, rent $4,000. Address B. B., box 1867.
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WANTED-Work of some kind, anything
w from saving wood to selling goods any
honest employment by faithful. Competent.
experienced man of business; need work. must
have it or call on town for help; low wages
references A /. WORhEh, BOX 1907. 29-l
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U1ARM FOR SALE in Gorham, one mile from
L village on line of contemplated electrics
from Westbrook, ore of the best farms In Cum
berland County; 65 acres land, 1000 trees grated
fruit: the buildings are first class forced sale.
W. Ill. WALDRON s. CO., 1870 Middle st.
v" A. Ell
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-,oOMTO LET-Large front room at No.
H 56I 70 Congress St. suitable for doctor.
dentist. dressmaker. etc; Inquire at NO: 56i
Conki,on oct25tf
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EOR SALE-One express horse. sound and
Il kind, at low price. Apply to W. /. Will
SON & co. II
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-nIrsE TO LET-Rent of eight rooms, mod
arm conveniences. Gil Cumberland St; In
ira Of f. A. KIMBALL at Kendall and Whit
news,
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nor SALE-A new six room house at Wood
l. ford's Corner for $500; Sebago, sewer;
near steam and electric cars, schools. stores
and churches; lot is 50x1OO; only $500 down;
balance $11.5O per month. DALTON 4 CO.,
So Exchange street. Oct13dtf
TNOR SALE-Houses and lots. 1t you want
Il beautiful home in Deering and want
to save from $500 to $500 byi buying this fall,
call and see what we can offer you; we have
every describable kind of suburban property
all over Deering and can give you any location
you desire. Our houses are new and modern
and our prices are right and terms to suit you.
Let us show you what we have. it will cost you
nothing. DALTON & CO., IS Exchange street.
oct13dtf
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nP-TO-DATE Astrologer and Seer-Lifes
u mysteries business prospects, personal,
love and all the affairs Of life truthfully re-
vealed. only 20c.; one question answer for 1Oc;
for csc; horoscope $780, Send birth date and
sex. PROF. C. MAC. Dandy, N Y. B. 1872.
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FOR SALE.

nor SALE--Boarding house, first class,
Il thriving town, 1000 population, near Port
land, full of boarders, good transient business;
can be made very popular in right hands; good
reasons for selling at halt cost to quick pur
chaser. CHAS. WARREN DAVIS, Real Es-
tate and Mortgages, So Exchange st. 81
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-TNEMENTS-Desirabl tenements of and
rooms. centrally located; prices $40 anG
e., Der month, j. c. WOODMAN, 90 Exchange
street.
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no LET-Nov. l. Lower tenement OF house
lgs sppnf s s pa rs Class
f Mt,nn steam heat. Inquire at A Deerlng. ST.,
morning, noon or night. oct26u
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TO LET.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents. cash in advance.

THO LET-Lower rent 8 rooms and bath. hot
a and cold water, furnace heat open fires,
sun all day, very pleasant and convenient, new
ly painted and in good repair, at 10 Beckett ST..
L. HI. TOBIE. 2-l
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no LET-Two rents, upstairs and down, 6
l. rooms each, 295 IL Br ,cl1ett ST.. two rents.
upstairs and down, IA Clifton St., Woodtords;
w. c. in all of the above rent of5 rooms, $500.
Sc Preble st. N. S. GARDINER, 50 Exchange
and 68 Market SITS. 81
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Two LET-Near Congress Square, nicely fuI-
nished rooms, steam heat, hot and cold
water, bath; in private family; board If de-
from Congress. 81
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COR SALE-Horse, weight 1850 lbs; saddle or
L driving. G. q. MORTON, The Columbia.
IL
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PUBLISHED BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT

CHAPTER XII. Continued.

COPYRIGHTED. 1897, BY WILLIAM LIE QUEUX
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EOR SALE-A three horse power, 22O volt
II Eddy electric motor, in first class condh
ton. Can be seen at our factory. THE z. L.
BURROWES CO., No. 70 Free street. 29-1
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HORSE FOR SALE-Inqulre of RYAN 8
HI KELSEY, No. 1872 Commercial street.
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nor SALE-A large lot of parlor and cook
ing Hstoves OF all descriptions. Also
a large cabinet organ; will sell cheap GOSS So
WILSON, AuctioneerS, Is Freeistreet 291
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NOR RENT-House near Butler School, con-
II tanning eight rooms, all by ITSELF sunny ex-
posure, good sized yard. Also another house
containing nine rooms with large front yard
entirely detached. rent only $14.0O and $500
each. Particulars, Real Estate Office, FRED
FRTCK q VAIL A gent. 291
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cOMINe ARouHp
The UItlmatum ofths Briilih AdministsN-
tiop Will bo Respected.

The UItlmatuua oftha Britain AdminiStrl-
ton Will be Respected.
GAMBIA. Island Of Crete, Sept Ia
An aide de camp of Djsvad Paaha
boarded the British hasahip last even
ing and announced that he had an im-
portant Communication for the admiral.
He said that thlrty-nine houses from
which the British troops had been fred
upon had been demolished and that 1l3
OF the ringleaders Of the disturbances
had been arrested. He added that the
embassies OF the powers at Conatanti-
nople, In Difference TO the reQueat Of the
sultan, had agreed that the prisoner9
be tried by an international commits
sion,
This alleged decision OF the embansieS
does not accord with the demands made
by the British admiral, Gerard Henry
Noel. and viii increase the ditncultY ex-
perIeneed in dtsarming the MuSsulmenS.
us It encourages them IN the belief that
the sultan Of Turkey still influences the
embassies OF the powers at Constantine
pie. It IS doubtful whether Great Bril-
ain will consent to include the outrage
on her nag with the questions OF pulage
and the massacres OF Christians, which.
are purely international questions.
Later GortV-three OF the rtngieaderg
who had been arrested were delivered %
the British admiral and It was con1id-
eed probable that all the terms Of his
uItImatum would be compiled win
without resistance.
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uHloN YETRRAN LEGION
Elect omrorS and Selects Baltimore for
H.xt Place Of Meeting.

Elect omrorS and Selects Baltimore for
Next Place Of Meeting.
WILLIAMsPoRT. Pa, Sept 15.--The
thirteenth national oncampment of the
Union Veteran Legion came to an end
this afternoon with the election of OIL
GERS. The ladies OF the Union Veteran
Legion held an evening session to COM
pIete their business. For place Of meet
ing of the next national encampment,
Baltimore was selected.
The result OF the election OF officers
was as follows:
National Commander, W. 8. Norcross,
Lewiston, Maine.
Senior Vice National Commander, w.
W. Brown. Washington.
Junior Vice National Commander, j.
Ben Renner, Cincinnati.
Quartermaster General, Thomas j.
Hubbard. Baltimore.
ChaplaIn-In-ChIef, Henry N. Couden,
Washington.
Surgeon General. John T. Booth,
Washington.
Executive CommIttee-,Jnseph II.
Knox, Worcester, Mass.; william a.
Reilly. wilmington. Del; John d. Shep-
ard, Louisville, KY; ]. Il. Mlnnick, Col
umbus. o.: Benjamin Woodruff, Brook
Ign.
a resolution was passed by n unnni-
nous vote, commencing President Nc
KInley's conduct OF the war.
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HAVANA, Sept 15.-The predominant
feature of the situation Is the feverIsh
and widespread agitation Of the cubanS
in favor of the absolute independence Of
the island at all costs.
ManiHestos are being circulated, in-
wiling the cooperation OF Spanish resi-
dents and merchants to this end, and
pointing out that either annexation or
an American proteetoFate would mean
death to all trade with Spain in a cou-
pie of years.
General Maxine Gomez. who only a
fortnight ago gave expression to ex-
tremely moderate views, counsellIng
harmony and patience. now expresses
himself as strongly In favor Of absolute
independence or nothing" He says the
Spanish element cannot afford to delay
uniting with the Cubans as q "neces-
sary basis for the establishment OF
conditions that will forbid and prevent
the United States grabbing and taking
easy advantage OF the treasure both
Spanlards and Cubans have fought for
at an expense Of rivers Of blood on each
side"
General Gomezz,lf report speaks truly
says those who fear independence be-
long to the same family of cowardly
ours who fled from Havana at the first
rumor Of Commandment" These, he de-
clares, are however, a minority, and to
quote him further, almost the entire
Spanish population remains, protecting
their homes and defying the dangers OF
war, and will now remain to unite their
efforts with those OF the Cuban party.
working together with the cubans for
the development OF the island and for
the return OF prosperity"
How far the influence OF the party ag-
itatlng for Cuban independence may
extend, It is at present difficult to esti-
mate, but the fact Is, its agents are
working like beavers. Some former
sympatHIzers with the annexation
movement are to be found to-day in the
ranks OF the independence movement.
The American evacuation commits
slouers passed the day quietly.
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oFPICIAL CIRCULAR
or 1nt.rsSt 10 0mcsrs and KnITttsa sol-
A.. -, H2,,.tnn1h

or Interest 10 OmcSrs and EnIIstsd SOLE
dlsra Oh FHFIOagh.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 10, = The fol-
lowing circular, OF interest to officers
and enlisted men who may be on leave
Of absence or Through, has been issued
by the. war Departments. IS
6Oiicers and enlisted men WHO may
be on leave OF absence or furlough at
the time their organizations are ordered
mustered out OF service Will put them-
selves in communication with their
commanding officers and the mastering
officers OF their respective states, and II
on sick leave, with the commanding
officers OF the hospital from which they
were last under treatment, with a view
to getting papers. descriptive lists and
data necessary to a settlement OF their
accounts and completion OF their rec
ords. And, commanding officers OF or
CARNATIONS ordered to be mustered out
Will also endeavor to get in communica-
tIon with absent members OF their COM
mands, with a view to furnishing them
with such data and information.
Leaves OF absence and furloughs OF
such officers and men will. upon apple
alton, to the mastering Officers Of their
organizations. be extended to include
the date the organization TO which they
belong Ii furloughed, under the provl-
slons OF General Orders 1870.
"By command OF Major General Miles.
(Slgned) III. G. CORBIN,
"Adiutnnt General"
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Armi,tinr YIninirtI.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Sept. 10. $50
P. M.-General Lawton this evening re-
ceIved information from Cuban cour-
Ter from Manzanillo thai, four days ago
the spanlards there violated the ar
mIstice by attempting to take possess
sion OF the Cuban vessel Fernando, that
was bringing supplies for the Cuban
army. on board was q guard OF twelve
men. They were fired upon by Span
iards in the fort, near the bay, one Gu
ban being killed.
Immediately information regarding
the situation was given to General Rios,
In charge Of the Cuban forces surround
Ing the town and he threatened an at
tack n the boat was not allowed to land
her cargo. There was no further troll
BILE, but the Cubans dispatched cour-
Ter to General Lawton with a request
that an armed force be sent TO MAMA
Milo This request will not be complied
with, rs ManZanlllo IL outside the ter
ritory embraced by the terms Of eapitu-
latlon,
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GIN aR0sVERoR TALKS
on the Questions Growing out Of the
Wharf.-The Philippine Problem.

on the Questions Growing out Of the
Wharf.-The Philippine Problem.
FREEPoRT. Ills, Sept. 15.-The Joint
reunion of the Forty-sixth Illinois and
Stephenson county soldiers brought
thousands here to-day. Among the
speakers were Colonel Dornblaser, OF
the Forty-slxth; Captain II. F. Marsh.
Judge Crabtree. General Byers. of Wis
consln, and General Grosvenor. The
sentiment prevailed that all Of the Phil
IpplneS should be retained. General
Grosvenor, who delivered the principal
address of the day, said In regard to the
questions OF policy growing out OF the
war:
at Is not to be denied that we are to
meet the questions Of Cuban occupation
and Cuban government by a new set OF
facts which were unknown to us when
the declaration OF war was made. We
shall not act precipltately. but wisely
and conservatively, and we shall not
forfeit any binding obligation OF our
promise, but we shall give due weight
and consideration to every new condi-
tlon which makes itself manifest and In
the end the same spirit Of philanthropy
and civilization which Inspired the war
with Spain will be brought Into action
to settle the status Of the splendid island
which we have conquered. Porto Rico
Is ours, and we will take 1t and incorpo-
rate It into our domain and assImilate It
to our institutions as rapidly as proper
conditions admit. The Philippines Is
problem Of the grayest moment. The
status will be settled by the wisdom Of
the administration, the action Of the
peace commission and the ratification by
the senate Of Congress and do not care
TO foreshadow what ought to be done.
We have fought great fght, we have
finished Our course trnd have Kept the
faith, and henceforth we will hold on to
all the territory which we have con-
quered, unless the best Interests Of the
American people shall suggest modlfica-
lions of that proposition. trust that
the question OF the Philippines and the
other territories will not become a poll
Elcal question. thing II would be In
furious to the American people and 1
trust that wisdom will dominate the
councils Of the peace commission and
that their respect Will meet the views OF
the administration and the American
peuple,"