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The evening times., 1898-05-26
What $500 Will Do.

For this merely nominal fee Doctor Cowdcn viii
give his personal attention to all applying for
help, furnishing all medicines Compounded from
the purest drugs), and charge nothing for opera
tions on nose. throat, and ear.
IS A MONTH, HAY FEVER.
S MONTH, ASTHMA.
s5 A MONTH, NASAL CATARRH.
IS A MONTH, LARYNGITIS.
IS MONTH, BRONCHITIS. !
IS A MONTH, STOMACH TROUBLES.
s. A MONTH, DEAFNESS
$ MONTH, SKIN DISEASE. i
IS MONTH, RHEUMATISM.
s. A MONTH, CONSUMPTION.
DR.. cowden's treatment for Cataract with
out the knife, and obesity, guaranteed and
the fees are reasonable.
Five dollars a month does NOT mean . cheap
treatment in any respect, except as to price.
Each and every case accepted for treatment viii
receive the same care and attention as II paying
80 a month.
The evening times., 1898-05-26
The Bonne. and the Bullet.

Feminine fashion as an effective ele-
ment in warfare is one of the unique is
sues that have come to the front in these
history making days. says the Chicago
The evening times., 1898-05-26
ASTHMA TREATED FREE I!

Dr.. Cowden Cordially Invites Every Asthmatic in
the District to Test, Free Of Charge the Cur
ative Qualities Of His Treatment for This
Disease-The Most Favorable Season of the
Year to Receive Treatment for All Diseases
of the Respiratory Tract.
The evening times., 1898-05-26
COLONIAL BEACH,
DECORATION DAY.

Steamer T. v. ArrOwSmith,
SATURDAY, MAY %, 1898, p. NJ.
SUNDAY, MAY p. 1895, 9:i5 A. NJ.
RETURNING, LEAVE COLONIAL BEACH MON
DAY (DECORATION DAY), $50 P. NJ.
HOME, p. u.
EXCURSION TICKETS-Good to return Decora-
tion Day-ROUND TRIP, so CENTS.
ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST-CLASS.
c. ". RIDLEY. Genl Manager.
The evening times., 1898-05-26

The attraction at the Lyceum next
week will be the Broadway Girls Bur-
lesQuers, an organization composed ex-
clusively of meritorious and high-class
talent. presenting an entertainment that
is said to sparkle with originality Among
the names on the program are those of the
Cartons, in their peculiar impersonations
of THE Texas Girl and the Circus Man
the operatic trio. Allie Belle, ]. c. Mar
shall and X. Raymond, in choice selec-
ton of vocal gems; Englehart and Rose.
female athletes. in a unique speciality; Ed.
Chrissie, monologue artist; the Darling
Sisters, character change artists; Brooks
and Brooks. exponents of modern
comedy: Marie Richmond, artistic model
and williams and Hood. refined comedy
duo. The concluding feature will be an
original burlesque entitled. "In Fog.
which will serve to introduce coterie OF
pretty girls in natty costumes.
The evening times., 1898-05-26

The testimonial which will be rendered
Manager Eugene Kernan at the Lyceum
next Monday afternoon and night. will
undoubtedly prove the most successful
ever rendered the popular beneficiary
Manager Herman has been identified with
theatrical enterprises for more than thirty
years and enjoys an extensive acquaint-
ance in and out Of the profession. He
has had an eventful career and numbers
many acknowledged stars of today among
his proteges. The entertainment to be
presented will be a purely professional one
and will be supplied by the Broadway
Girls BuriesquerS.
The evening times., 1898-05-26
INAUGURAL TRIP DECORATION DAY.

INAUGURAL TRIP DECORATION DAY.
JANE MOSELEY TO COLONIAL BEACH
II YOU want to be with the people, come, &c
with u.s. and see the forts along the river. Boat
leaves Street wharf $3.50 a.. m Returning
$50 p. m, stopping at Somerset Beach and
Alexandria going and returning.
For information apply to
ADAM +. wURACH, Manager.
my26-tf Room So. lie Dro: Building.
The evening times., 1898-05-26

Next weeks attraction at the Grand
Opera House will be one of Managers
The evening times., 1898-05-26

SCHNEENANN. New York City. my2f-tf-em
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rnr SPANISH PRISONERS.
Preparation. for I,smo,inE Them to Their
own Country.

Washington. july 2a.--Coloncl Hcckcr
~ the war department. who has direct
charge OF transportation Co spain OF
tho spanish troops surrendered 90
gonsiul shaftcr 40 Santiago, says that
favorable ptuWrcaH o. being made. F0ui
large steamships are on their way to
the place selected fnr tho cmbarSatlon
OF the prisoners. These ar the isla d.
LuEnn and Panuya, which started from
cadlz yesterday, The - Augustine 10
described NJ hospital ship. provided
with corps 90 Surgeons and nurses
and win be- used for the transportation
% the sick ana wounded % the Span
lah army She had accommodations
for 500 passenger.
The two vessels from Martinique Will
arrive ~ Santiago bee "a day ur two. and
the two from Cadiz arr expected to
each there about iha end nf next week
IN addition TO those vessels, car others
viii start from various points In spain
and this continent between now ana
sunday, and VIII boz ready 90 start from
Santiago soon after the first expedition
gets under way. Tho spanish COM
pnuy. which has tho contract NJ the
return Of the spanish prisoners a. tho
peninsula, has been notified that II viii
be- expected to provide ucclmmndl-
tons fIr 5000 mon. and execute tho
i.rnh ~ the contract aH rapidly 40 pos.
alble.
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Has Revealed the tnity ~ the People aud
iaid Hare tho National iis,rt.

Hue Mountain House. MA, july 2a-
A. the session NJ tt' Bar association.
Hamilton T.. Carson of Philadelphia.
tho bloguphor Uf tho United states
court uu Invitation OF che executive
council, read Ions and interesting pa-
uDr entitled Maryland contribution 90
Federalism" iu concluding his paper.
MI Carson said.
'rhir war undertaken a. spr ad tho
blessings uf five government uuu Goo put
nn ruu Co old world tNUuulU|. this
war, Hu sou ul duHlH uf l..uIU daring.
uf tender rympaihy. uf iHthHtIr ul.
dents. ~ scientific skill &C. marvellous
achievements, au full M proof of the
power, tho resources, the udaptHhlllty,
The rruwrsf and muEninlmIty OF tho
people, with new and prrplrsInr prob
lens and VVCr-hrundruinT pr. HpHHtH.
hls revealed one fuot before Hll others
tho absolute unity NJ this people Il
has laid bare the national heart what
an Instrument ~ harmony ana sympi-
thy n &c. How Il vhruteH with music
in all parts NJ the Union under ~,
touch N common emotion. How 10
thrilled all the exploits NJ that son OF
Vermont who holds ln his hand tho daH-
tiny ~ the Philippines; how Wildly u
heat ut the Hclf-dHNutiun uf The gallant
lrtu from Alabama how proudly n
i,iplovd over the victories ~ the fleet
lud tho army one lend hy BON of
New York and The other by o. tDu uf
Wisconsin, how u Triryfd over the
slaughter N tho Woush Riders In tho
brake, ana how ioyuuHly IL lenp,d over
the news ~ the capture Of Cvneru hy
that man of PenuHylvluiH German
blood, your own D. ruiU SHhlUy aud WH.
Oh lawyers, members uf that profess
sion which had dome sl much 90 cuIti-
VLte and strengthen the mighty pru-
Olple OF union, uHunnrururl as We are
with tho brutal physical facts of bat-
tlr and NJ rlUFe, ARE proudly conscious
Of th0 thought that hyhlui tha power
OF armies ana fleets and above the
roar OF Dnutrudlng guns heiv taudH
u hiHh power HrrHur. uudlHturbrd,
uoiH.ltss yrt Iros.sullr-the power u
the law flf whore supremacy mon have
died, women went and children uf-
.f.d u uruhluHTn, che power which
assures Co all under the Constitution
the fun enjoyment ~ American liberty
aud OF which the supreme Court uf
tho United states is the slgsplDsa sem
tlnoL
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The Volunteer. to be- i's,,idsd with Krsg.
Lurgrnsru i.inos.

New York. July ga special ais.
patch 20 the Times from Warrington
Hlyf.
Twenty thousand Rrag.Jorgenaan
rifles have reached Newport News Cor
shipment 90 Porto Rico Tor use " .ns
volunteers who compose the mass ~
ne invading army n De- tho uU'lIg-
Standing ~ the nrlnauuH bureau that
these arms were shipped on one OF the
transports that accompanied General
Brooke, N They ga not so then lhty
Will be forward 4 by the next ship that
saiis Tor Gua.a,a,
Tho rifles ATE lhe modern magazine.
20. callbre that Az, used hy ihs regulars
AMI ths only guns that can compete
with the Mlusers employed by the
Spanlaris, They VIII hf substituted
Tor the old style ts-otDnre Springfield
rifles win which thF volunteers are
now ARMED and viii put thr troops on
an equality With the veterans Hl ftr
80 equipment Is concerned, ~ he not
expected thar the total Infantry
strength n The expedition viii exceed
10000, so MAT every man lu % VIII
nave a modern arm, using the smoke
lcfa powder that constitutes the chief
point ~ superiority ~ the nav over
hr uld type VI rifle.
This the FIRST shipment n 10000
rln.s marks ihe beginning Of the eft0r,
NHlNh lt ni ln lNNf bureau lH making
90 Cqu.p Che euarc army volunteers
as wen AZ regulars, with the 3O-callbrs
pieces. 4. VIII NOT hr plctIalbif 90
go the nov rifles 90 tho trJJps iu he
Philippines in time 90 do any good
ihTe, but II peace ia uh declared by
illl and % IA thDn nle.Htry 10 attack
Havana, the NlulU army wll by that
time have the nov rlnas and m1kclrss
powder ammunition,
O. D.. IA
petition were Skipped from Springfield.
where the government fcllry is.
SmlkOlcsa powder cartridges accom-
pauy The rifles but IN supply Is NOT ls
large Just 40 present as Is desirable.
II Vtll, however, d. Increased and re-
plenahCi as rapidly az possible and
before any enEage mrnt % General
MllHF force takes place. the ordnance
bureau hopes 90 have ln ample supply
In the hands VI thH army.
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Ponce ana Port have population " 90.
V'll now under American flag Tho
l'luIi'n received troops and H1luted
o.. illE with wild enthusiasm
NAVY has several urIyes. also seventy
lIFhiors Railway stock. partly de-
hll"N'd' now restored. rclegrlphlc
communication alec being restored.
sable Instruments destroyed. Have
sent Co jamaica for others. This Do A
Wuaprroua ana beautiful country.
lh' army viii soon he ln mountain
region. weather delightful: troops In
htsi ni health and spirits. anticipate
no. lnilfmountub'o obstacle In futurr.
h.aulh thus Tar have been accom-.
pushed without the loss ~ u single
HiH NELSON a. MILES.
Major General.
NAVY DEPARTMENT BULLETIN.
WlHlinHlHt. July Haphe navy de-
paf'm0ni BIOS posted the following bull
a Thom1r July a1.-tf. e. M,ss,-
Gnu iiH. Ponce. Porto Rico. July gs.-
Wmlud.r Davis with the Dixie. An.
unip.'If W1W and Ui1ucHtUt lart
tuln.Hi Iu.E 70 tI blockade Ponce AMI
capture lIshtDrs flr o.. & amy.
cry ~ Ponce and MAYA sirrsn-
u.f.1 o. Commander Davis upon de-
MANI no la..l ID. m. July o. AmUrI.
can nag hu.Ht.i ats q. M. esih
spanish GARRISON evacuated pr1vin.
Tons Ir'IHiH 20 surrender up1n NOON.
patton hy umys
FIRST Gtrlslu 90 br allowed 90 Pc.
WY second. iNl government DO rs.
MAIN Iu forces thlri. police and nre
h.fadn Oh Boz maintained win It,t
al.l. iluf.h, captain of port not 10 bs
Wiu. prisoner
ARRIVED 600 p5nc. from Gusnl,a with
~ arhutrss ana Cincinnati On
NI'.f ana Gen. Wilson and trlnrplr,
at s.l' a, u., 2s1l. Commenced land
ln. army lu captured sugar urhf.ia
no rttlaiauor. Tf1ups welcomed by
W. i.tnls, great snthusliam. can.
tuf'n sixty l.ghters. twenty sailing
Nea D. aud no tons 1f clsi
'.l.n-l MlnlINRnN
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THE SURRENDER or MANILA Dis
CtfEsI.N.

Washington. July .,-rho war de-
unrtmrut would NOT N" surprised 20
learn that hy this um. Manila has sur.
rendered 90 the comb n.l American
naval aud land for 'hsrcd on the
HhHrsH nf Manila by However, there
n nu official confirmation NJ the report
that was printed ih.H morning 10 mat
erect. Tho q. s, government IL ln as
good IL position. % lH believed, 10 re-
calva news % such 900 |ur1rtant event
az are the authorize lu spain
OF tho great city tu M. lnHufkrhtH uh-
Gen. August win uHt Do. able 10 COM
munlcats with iiougtnnF, the nearest
cable station. without passing his
mrsHngrs through iHH United states
lines and securing permission Tor iH
transmission by boat no. hongkong.
And even 10 boat h.Ir'ng such mes
SAGE should arrlVa lt lIursk1ng, u u
only fair HupulaIiHu ih1t me ran
~ Manila will bU gHmmnnlchlt 90
that point TO tho United states by
Conseauentiy. IL o. believed that this
announcement Of % Gll NJ Manila IL
an assumption. ptrhInH me strongest
base Tor it may Do ihli inc spanish
government. hnylur a'nf permission
August 20 surrender concludes that
he has done Ho,
II was known 20 hH Che dlspnaltlun
10 surrender TO tho American forces,
Instead nf 10 the insurgents when the
town must fall n Dr. IIlHahly certain
TINT Admiral Dewey mlsht have re-
celypd the surrender nt any Time with
In the mast six weeks had he been dis
posed 30 exert the slightest pressure
In that direction,
made the blunt statement thht ne
could take Manila in twenty-four
hours. II he desired
Tho reason h. ala not desire TO do 40.
was undoubtedly because " reluct-
auce on his part 20 rrtruHi the deftlneH
OF the great city tD'hn insurgents u1-
had begun 10 show signs VI impatlence
'' Dewey realized that no was being
hold morally rcaopu.H'a hy the civil
iz.l world Orr the pro
toctl0n OF the people u Manila
against excesses at the hands OF the
Thoro were also the strongest reasons
why he should not hy failure 20 care
far the interests ~ inralfn residents In
tho town, opeu the door t1 Intervention
III any n Inc naval commanders who
hld been lying In the hlrhnr watching
f1r their opportunity therefore, 10
became necessary Tor tho admiral 20
maintain On status quo until a sufficient
mnary force arrived tu enable HIN 20
receive the surrender M lhf town and
10 occupy and 90 protect a. This has
been done with some dIniouty, which
viii be revealed in the end whom all
of the correspondence rs published, Tor
n has been almost Impossible 20 keep
the Insurgents out OF Jhe town, ana
their efforts Go angCt an entrance have
redoubled as they learned ot the ap,
uronch OF the American fnrr.a ana saw
dnwuing upon them the possibility Of an
American occupation OF the town that
should exclude them, precisely as Shat
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muNurR ~ mAyANA
tn. hneci ~ the Amerioan nloskad. Of
THAT City.

Now York. July ga dispatch from
Key Wcai Oh iho Journal says.
Hunger s claiming many victim
rlch and poor iu Havana. Since ,hr
extended hleckide has closed ihs ports
q saFuala orande. Nipr and natllAuo
90 provisions have entered ihs Cuban
capital and Gen. nnucoH artniy store
lu Che warehouses has he,n exhausted.
lir.td rintH have already h,run
Two brothers. hIkHrs. wore Killed hy
m1h Cor defending Two dozen i1ay.
charity Dr. dead because tho WEALTHY
thDmfelyss ATE In need Of assistance.
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tiarp.
Sow. however me- undoubtedly has
Win him sufficient military Gra.
t' warrant him he accepting th. .ur.
render OF Manila. 30 is said ut tht
var department that at least three OF
the ELK military expeditions thai have
=. 20 dispatched 90 the Philippine from
sun Francisco are nov at Manila. lf-
igrding an army of between tuu anil
uilt"u thousand men, back 70 up Uy
bOWov's ship and sailors
Suspicious interest attached 90 70
published statement ln one uf 500.
Spanish scmi.oiuuill organs to tls rf.
f,.t that August has been Hhlm OF
yund Manila and iis imm.Ilaf. .uvI-
t1nmouis. the captain generality of she
Philippine group being Transferred tl
thD commander off the NIgutYlH IaI-
and. u IH Just possible that thor. Ia 600
Important connection between these
two Items NJ uDwa. uuu of ihH aurr POI.
der nt Manila, ana 90 other August
ish sources.
AZ Go the later Il was frankly stated
ln the spanish dispatch thl. thU rur-
pose was tu prevent August from sur
rendering M. entire Philippine eruup
90 that 10 Or conceivable illt having
now arunrld ihr matter s1 Hs tI proc
toci thrIr Interests in iho remaining
Islands Hn iHr 1a possible HrI hiE'Hs
placed themselves 100 a. position Goo deny
that the United States government had
made 'lnuu .st OF Che Philippine.
tho spanish ministry may nlN. lI.
rccted Aururfl il surr. nl.r ihH small
Jurisdiction remaining in him fH 900.
United States iu prevent 30 from nII-
irr Into 90. hands Uf ihn lnHuHs"nIH
bearing uu any program the Unit q
states may outline respecting fhH Hu.
uu.altlnu of u rllI.ug station lu fhH
Philippines or the QUESTION uf 600"
entire group ~ Islands, Ofncai report
ar tu Tho exact state of AFFAIR nrU
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osl,,. NEGOTIATIONS. II ls said thai
tbe governments rcsrunEe VIII b'
handed 20" NJ Camhon, whence o.
mos f,iriv be Inferred Tint the ufu-
f,,gssdor IL To- call in person Tor 10 ut
dino white House as soon uH DE- is mott
OIL a that the answer w. ready. The
simpir matter of handing thl7 CONE
munlcntlon 20 the nmhuffnHor may
Involve quite important f,huits In
the event " its being sent 20 Nun o'
handed 20 him. this act will d. ln The
rature ~ dnnllty. and there viii boz
nothing for the ambassador To- do hut
tn forward the communication 60 Ma
drd. ~ ON the other hand be- ln I'M
vltod 60 th white House To- receive
tho communication. u opens M the
possibiiitv Of "a conference between the
President and the Ambassador which
may carry forward tn subject con
ridcnbly boyond the points specified To
the answer of the United Sbics rov-
ofnment It is probable that IN" nee
tinn of the government will be- rcsiric-
ted simply tn handing the note to tho
ambassador. after which without iut-
thor explanation Il will b. for spain TO
mike tho next move. Up tn today tho
Spanish government has given mo In.
t.m1tiun whatever as to ita attitude ur
purposes. beyond the original PROPOSE
ton submitted last Tucndly though
many public mon say thu admin.stm-
ton expects peace 10 result from iu nn-
aWDr
tThe universal peace union hns sent
% ambassador CHmbun a letter ~ cor
dial cougtatulntion ON his course iu
pf0rontcing a. tho government over
turts for q cessation Of hustIlltloH.
The letter expresses % sincere hope of
nu nrl restoration u peace. ami that
through thu spirit ~ justice. brother
hood and cancellation the high purpoles
" this movement may be- roalig a.
Admiral Dewey may be called to
Washington later on to consult with
the administration aH 60 the general
situation IN the Philippine. the re-
forms that nre needed in th' political
form ~ government IN the islands and
the location TINT should Doe reserved for
cur coallng station there,
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Th' Now Gener,I nautrupley law.

Milwaukee. July 29-Juiss Johnson.
~ tht circuit court has handed down
an opinion 90 me rTrct mas M, new
krntril bankruptcy law hla dnriyaI
no states courts Df jurisdiction .u
bankrupt elH.H
william t.lhlrL who went Into vol
uHtify Assignment year ago and
wanted tu have me slte who'd on AZ
ihFt d. could begin even with the
world again. asked Tor un order dis.
gHllFnf nm 1913 an inBuNtnt debtor
From d. OBLIGATIONS
Iuis i1H luifH refused % DO and In
his opinion stated that a uura0ry study
" ih' bankrupt law convinced him
mat ih' state laws wore now luIper-
IA't Iuu hld been since July l. In
t1rm.u5 .h' Attorney thsy would hlv,
iI Wl.t until August T. WHOM pHtl-
ZION may hH nl0i .u bankruptcy ln ihs
United SltHH CUurl
THE papers WUgH Withdrawn ana the
lHHHIrF w.I ha % k.l 90 .ha Federal
fIura Tho ruling NJ tho court struck
principals aul attorneys ln pending
assignment Proceedings with Hurpr.
Do Il. W.II operate il suspend proceed.
.HH1 n 100 eases and send them 90 me
t.I rTI court.
Some NC The attorneys are Of Tho
opinion that che bankruptcy law docs
uIl inv1lld1te pending proceedings aud
t."t case may 10. made II IA also
claimed hY attorneys tHlt plain, every
lay assignments may Htll be brought
Zoo ihH State courts, subject 20 an lp-
pIollln by fargign creditors 30 have
.he matter transferred ~ the Federal
court.
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New York. july ga special dis
patch 10 the Tribune from Washington
says.
Much concern IL manifested regard
Ing the health Of Adlutnut General
hIs desk nll day and hair the nlRht for
over three months keeping up thn I'm.
p1rlnnt work thrown upon hls depart
mynt since the war preparations Doc.
gan, was nually compelled 90 leave hlH
office at noon and 800 home 90 bed.
while be- declares h. VIII he at biz posi-
right away. M President and srcro-
tary Airer win probably compel him Go
take u short r.Ht. or temporarily. az
least. pay less attention 90 the oNactlug
details of his Office.
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llAIY AM mnLINIA.
Nothing Known at the American Embassy
In london,

London. July 90 Tho officials NJ the
United gtates embassy are Ignorant NJ
any rtpresH nintIonH having been made
10 Great britain In conjunction with
the United states for the purpose ~
bringing pressure 20 bear upon the
italian government IN order 10 prevent
The bumbIrdmQnt NJ Cartagrno By the
Italian squadron in the oycnt ~ O.
lomhln refusing 10 pay The Cerruu
To the decision Of Precedent Cleveland.
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N CAUSES ALARN.
NatiyeSOf The Philippines Ask. Me-
EiHlcy Not 10 Return
THEIR ISLANDS TO SPAIN.
Gen. Merritt Believed 10 Have Reached Manila
by This Tine.
THEIR ISLANDS TO SPAIN,
He LEFT lust A MONTH AGO TODAY.
No Advice Received Of the Surrender oi
Manila to Admiral Dcwey ~ stsud
In - London Dispatch.

London, July 2y.-NatlvpH uf the
Philippine Islands and British pub.
jccta who have interests th.I, lfr
alarmed by The reports that ths prao.
terms Include the return of tH..H
Islands 90 Spain. As a result ih.y have
held q meeting here and after goH.uI-
tatlon with The Philippines in France
ana Belgium. have cahlod 20 prt .daut
Mckinley aud ,o senator DaylH. chair.
man OF The foreign relations commit
Tee. The message to Prcsldcnt Mckin-
lgy o. a. fo.lDws3
Tho Philippines resident in Europe
pray you NOT 10 abandon the Philip
pine Islands Tor the sake Of p0hcg with
spain. our loyalty and trust ln che
honor OF America entities us TO your
confederation and support. 10 hand
over cur country again 60 spain o. cone
tnry 20 thg Humanitarian proceedings
0t your noble nation ana ihe wish Of
$40 classes civilization. trade and all
VIII D.. lost 10 spanish authority Do re-
established in any form"
The message 90 Senator Davis SAYS
"a eaatlron agreement bind.nE spain
Go form "a government sa.isiacUrl Co
th0 Inhabitants ~ prep0Hlorui. To
fptn|u hrr sovereignty means dHccp-
ton, oppression aud D|guify
I've placed our rights lu your htndH
and Ilj YOU 10 induce me President
ami Senate not 10 abandon Doc thr hour
OF peace "a people VIM, trusting Ia
American honor. hght for Their common
Interests"
Tho agent here OF AgulnalIo. the In
sufguut leader iu the Philippine. has
received cable dirpAtch dated Hong
Kong. G.ii b. m. ,Ilay but 10 makes
no mention uf Manila HAVING uurrcn-
dcrcd 90 Admiral uUWev.
Washington, july 10 u II believed
at the war dCpHgifurH. that Major
General Merritt has arrived az Man
uh. He sailed on lun. -1th Just a
month ago today liH vessels were
faster than some Hf 'lH Others and
ought 10 have reached choir destination
hy thlH dime. n cen. Merritt has ar
rived d. Dr. ln command uf tn dee
pHrtmDnt ~ the Pacific. me drHIFuu-
tIUu NOW given The Philippines ana the
military territory Do that part ~ the
pacIur NsNt In command Co Con,
Merritt o. Gon. And who was IN
command uf the nu. Esp iIuon,
The war department would not Do
HururlHUd n Manila hIH surrendered 10
Dewey hut has uu u.n Information,
The Madrid reports .IHf Manila has
surrendered 10 n believed may D. due
90 knnWlrdgr that Spain has author.
.ztd Captain General AHrnsii 10 Yield
up the city