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The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
Immune. u.y. yellow fevrr.

Santiago de Cuba, Sept, Six cnses
OF yellow fever have developed IN Coz
onel Sargent's Fifth immune regiment
The victims have hecn sent to the yer
low fever hospitals aud as yet no guar
ansine has been established against the
rs,in,eut. which Is encamped on the
hIIls along the Morro road about two
miles south of the city.
There Il a great deal OF sickness in
this regiment. All the other regiments
now doing garrison duty are in fairly
good health, =
The destItution among the Cubans Is
stiu a,,usIlluc. General Wood issued
- OnO free rations yesterday. The ca
naeity OF the free supply depots is not
great enough to meet the dclnand ana
a new one IS TO be established shortly.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
NO CAUSE roR a ouARREL.
General shafter say. He aud General
male. have Always Deeh rrterds.

Camp Meade. Mlddletown. I'a.. Sept
% Secretary .Nlgrr au,l General Shaf-
ter We're az Camp Meade to-day. They
Witnessed review OF the troops aud
made hurried tDur OF the camp. Gen
eraI Alger resumed his Journey at noon
10 Detroit and General Shdfter went to
Washington.
They were cloScted together an hour
This morning Ia tho seereiary's private
EAR. which was rrii onto siding At
Camp Meade station. While General
Graham Nas ;gira nGipE for the review
Secretary AlEer aud General Shaftcr
had another conference lasting 30 min
utes. What passed between them
neither would sny, except tlat Il was n
private AFFAIR. Genetal Shafter snid
ihe secretary was u very dear friend.
and that they had been In the Civil
war together aS colnnels. He * ut
work on His report OF the Santiago
campaign aud expects to complete II
tomorrow. Speaking OF the eoIitro-
versy with General Miles, he said:
1T Is all poppycock. There is no
friction between General Miles and
myself, at least there was not when he
left Santiago. our relations have al
ways been pleasant. and | do not un-
derstnnd the meaning of all this talk.
The general may hive been talking.
hat I believe that much OF II is due TO
antagonlstic newspapers whose mo-
tivcs are certainly not patriotic"
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
A spanish noId.Up.

Washington. ID. c.. Sept. s.Thc or
der directing the payment OF the Span
ish duty on the rations carried by the
Comal to Havana for the starving in
hahitants of Cuba has been held up
pending the ascertaining of further in
formation ON the subject.
In answer To cable message as to
what the duty would he. Il reply was
received stating that II would be. ac-
cording to the Spanish rates. $4,000
in gold. No agent OF the United
States government has any such
amount of money on hand AT Havana
to pay this sum. and it may be that
the United States government will
take different course than that decid-
ed upon last evening.
BY the terms OF the protocol Spain
relinquishes her right to Cuba and th.
United States government may decide
that II VIII not pay duties on such
cargoes as sent I'm the CoInnl.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
AN OFFICIAL INQUIRY.
Secretary Afger Asks the President to In
vestisate the Army Scandals

Washington d. c.. Sept. S.-Secrc-
tary Alger has requested the President
to order d thorough Investigation OF
the War Department. In this request
the secretary has been joined by AdJn7
tant General Corbln.
No decision has been reached yet by
pursue. He has the request of Secrc-
tary Alger under consideration, but has
not yet determined whether he Will
grant 1t or not.
Should the investigation be ordered
1t will include, probably. all matters
relating 10 the conduct of the war. so
far as they concern the War Depart
ment. Secretary Aiger expresses him
self as confident that such an inyestiGa-
ton. If conducted promptly and thor
oughly, win result in much good
Such an investigation as has been re-
quested is, II is pointed out, beset with
some difficulties No charges of a def
mite character have been filed by any
responsible person or official. Sensa-
tional stories and rumors for which the
administration has present knowledge
that there is no foundation have been
circulated. and objection Is made 20 dig
nifying them by the ordering of an in
vestigation. BY those who desire and
advocate the investigation it is main
iained 1t can do no possible harm and
may be OF possible benefit in clearing
away manifest error from the minds
OF many people, and in placing the
blame. II any is to he placed, where u
rightfully belongs.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
oERvERA STARTS HOME.
An Of nl. Grow % Aeeomp.ny IIIm

All of His Crew tn Accompany Him.
Portsmouth, y. H., Sept, 1.-THE
Anchor line steamer City of Rome,
fully equipped 10 transport the Span
ish prisoners to Spain, arrived In the
lower hnrbor this afternoon. The big
liner brought from New York Admiral
Cervera. with his full staff of officers
and uinety-four other prisoners.
The men at Seavey's Island, when
they caught sight of the City of Rome.
danced for joy. and tonight there is
great excitement at the camp.
Everything is in readiness on board
the steamer, and each of the less
men will have bunk for himself
throughout the voyage of about eight
days.
1t is expected that the last prisoner
will leave Camp Long at 10 O'Clock,
and that the City of Rome will pass
ont of the harbor not later than to-
morrow noon. The steamer will be
headed straight for Santander, Spain.
There is scarcely sick man among
the entire crew of the late Cape
Verde fleet. while every one looks fat
and healthy. in strong contrast to
their appearance of two months ago
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
Joseph Letter.. n.perl.nee.

Chicago, Sept. S.-.Ioseph Letter has
cleared up his famous wheat deal. Ev-
cry creditor has been paid. obligations
TO banks whose assistance was enlist
I'd have been cancelled and IA million
bushels OF wheat have been liquidated
since the announcement of the volun-
fary assignment, nearly three months
ago.
yhis has been done only by great sac
rifice. Including tne giving of mort
cages ON property belonging TO the Lei
ter estate aggregating nearly $500.
900 in value.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
n,,.r,,lt wnI Is. Naminatesl.

Washington sept. Representative
ouirg of New York spent some time
with ths. President to-day. incidentally
touching on political conditions in New
York Stale.
yir. Qalgg said nftvrwaul that there
was n1 further doubt as 20 the npuinn-
zion Of Colonel Roosevelt as the Nepub-
Hcan candidate Tor Governor. ot the
a7i votes Ia the convention Colonel
Roosevelt would have over si1. MIR.
Ouigg said. Under the circumstances
Mr. Oulsg did not believe the forces OF
Governor Black would make serious
Issue III the convention. hut II the issue
,ras drawn. lie said the Black strength
would b, abdut 100 votes, made mainly
Of state officials
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
o. alsrr w.r.a = I.asl.na.

London. sept. S-The stars and
stripeS were raised today with the
British union jack and the royal stand
ard on thr marquee erected ON Sails
bury Flain during the march past or
the troops AZ the end % the army ma.
ncuvers. ~ eOmpiiulcnt TO Capt Al
fn,d Bates. the United States military
atthehe. Henry White, secretary OF the
United STATES embassy, aud Miss
White. who went there by special
train with Lord Wolselcy, tho comman-
der. .in-sliief Of the British forces,
Prince Christian. the Duke Of Con
uaugh and other nntahllitles,
The foreign military attaches seemed
10 h. surprised at the sight Of the
American flag
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
COURT MARTIAL IN DENVER.
The Trial of Chaplain Mcintyre VIII Take
Place In Denver-An Unique Proceeding

New York. Sept 10.--A special to the
Herald from Washington. ID. c.. says:
Chaplain Mcintyre has not resigned,
as the department had hoped he would
do when II announced its intention TO
courtmartial him, and the advocate
generals office is therefore preparing
charges under which he will be tried.
1t has been determined to convene
the court in Denver, Colorado, where
Mr.. Mcintyre made his alleged criti-
cisms of Rear Admiral Sampson and
Captain II. u. Evans. The selection of
an interior city as the scene of navy
court-martial is unique in naval an
mails. The department learned that
there We're so many witnesses willing
to testify that Mr.. Mcintyre made the
statement attributed to him that it
would be more expensive to bring them
East than To send the court 10 Denver
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
COLORADO DAY AT OMAHA.
several ThoHs and People From the Cen
teniai State visit the Exposition.

Omaha. Sept, Several thousand
Colorado neuA'e invaded the grounds Of
the exposition to-day, coming in ON
special trains from Denver There
were forty-one coach loads in all.
Ten thousand Colorado melons were
given ont and much enjoyed by visitors
at the big show.
There was cold. drizzlinE rain fall
ing. but il did not siissuade the large
numbers OF Woo,lmen of the World
and Iumbermen from participating in
the special ceremonies at the exposi-
tlnn to-day.
Many lumbermen from the North
aud Puget Sound country are here.
At O'Clock The Woodnen assem-
bled nj tile Auditorium with number
OF bands, which came in with the uni
formed camps. Mayor Frank f.
Moore spoke welcome and j. c.
Root, grand commander and founder
OF the order. responded.
This afternoon q dozen bands parti-
cipated in prize contest ON the Plaza
The log-rullIng contest ON the lagoon
attracted a very large number OF peo-
pie.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
a CHORAL coNoREss.
a'trastiys rs.tare OF ,As rr,a.n.i.,l..,,.,
Exposition.

Attractive f=3tors OF ms -Transu,is,l,.,,,,
ExPositian-
Omaha, Sept. D. ono Of tbe Ie,f,lns
eveats Of lhe exposition VIII ~ IN.
grand Choral Congress 10 Its hald Son
temi'er 23rd eG,h. Inclusive. An chor.
listers who can rad iauSc and sing -.
iections under their avn leaders are in.
ytied. The oh5er: l. 10 bring t1tretb,,.
Tor social and mRsieai uHl1n IN. sing
ers who are @atiensi. AMI 10 .,,t M,
musiral people of the territory within A
Few HUNDRED miles u Omaha ..ottatt,t-
ID with each other The expenses viii
be very light Ch1ifs VIII nav a y,rr
small ra.c f0r transportation aud tbe
Burrau OF Public Comfort win secure
fooins aud board aaIaceut 10 the
grounds AZ n very small cnst in priyats
families. The advantages will be a
i,asss % the exposition good lar the four
days " The conrresS: also the use or
The andiIurium aHd the grand organ.
and tlie privllr-e u hearing tile crlr.
hfafest Mexican NHjl0nai Band In four
eunecrtS and the ,-rh,braied Inuns
Rand e New York In fouF. The scheme
= as follows:
Friday Morning session: Addresses
ny the president of the exposition. the
mayor uf umaha. and other prominent
fSuphe. ana tlir appointment Of pro-
gram aHd entertainment committees.
AftcSubon session win consist Of nu or
san r,tiiaL papers on musical subjects.
singing by visiting clIalrs under their
own ieaGers.
saturrny Morning sessiun: Speeches
including lecture on Singers and
singing, by fh. eminent authority. Dr.
Charles Baetens- Afternoon session ns
lefpre. with the addison of Welsh.
German aud scandinavian ch0lrs sing
Ing In their oun language.
Sunday Morning session. Special mu-
seal ssrvtce az The First Meihodist
Church, couErrss u attend iu \ body
and ocrury rss-ryrd sadts Afternoon
session. Dpeuing concert by Innes
Hand: IN oieluck lacture on Hymns
and Hymn Singing with vocal lliu--
traiiops by III, Choral Congress.
Manday- MorniuE session; Fiye-niin.
ale chats Afternoon session. Organ re-
citnl sud experience merane. giving
Impressions % the eonETrss.
IirFe VIII ~ a rehearsal % the en-
tire budy AFTER each afternoon session.
ON each rvcninz az O'Clock the entire
chorus VIII sing IN the land stand on
the Grand Plaza. and win be accom-
panlei either by the Mexican or the In
me- Hand. In Bddltisn to all this there
win t~ sI,s--lai attractions all over tho
grounds Tor the vidtuss. and at this
particular time She exposition VIII be
az IL be.si,
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
TNANDER SEXTON.
IS MAN IS ELHcTsp.
,r,pmsnt to Be ueii at Phiia.
n. -,sulr Interesting statistics

49, 3
| ohio. sept. s.--IillRois
I.r.,lyapia arr celebrating their
- tBelr respective iieadquar-
5sg,l Tbs one has SECURED the
|-.,,r.iB-rhicf Id colonel James
| Ia f'hg.axo. sud the other the
4 a ,ba ihistyshlni annual en-
s-f ar fbe g. A. Il. AZ Phiiadei-
- war Denver men stroye
s,tsar liUnsr IN vain. whlle New
4 safrbt tie election % Albert
sexton received 424 votes
az boz zu. Colonel Sexton Is
-fsrufrr u stoves and hard
4 Caa-ago. lie was postmaster
Il jur.ng President fIarrisous :
-eprt II tho adiuiaut geuerni,
stewart. contained tir fol-
| ssurs ~ O. tlr membership:
lrie-s 10 rl,si Standing June
sTni. pi 3tn 4St The gain
| Il. YEAR wa- 10y muster IN. TO-
asfr. 4.s75; reinstatement. H.
Ialllgucni rpports, ISL. to-
Il Tl4- l1ssss WsFt. iiy DEATH
r7tgr discharse. i.l.N1; trans.
II. g14easigu. 3-AseSl, dlshan0r-
r.7r. ls5. hy delinquent re-
agi by surrutleF ~ charter,
| al {E5gsL - the nirmtsT< Ia
B= Juuc ~ fszss. usmhcreli
M Gumi-er uf mcullpers ~
s1qDruiyd at that dase WAS
| ggfsrtz rtsciyrsi from depart
uFE that $50 member. pre-
ap Il 4 a. sustcsdEsi had bs,cn
n1Ii iir rolls.
uuirfr- "a Ts'as.nus gave fig'
aEg thzt tlsr death usis was
-rasiE= among Iseusl1arrs-
hsf fy.pc every rear now e1-
s0 Ii 4 estimated that the
the uamis'e af deaths VIII
tlzt .g IgsD ti,, nufniAlr % Isrn
rI p, udursd - a Etgle Gvrr
suI that in iot0 the lat VIII
rz--L
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
,s0EHED BY HosaERs.
zsz KEI~4 ~ /. ifosd-uP- sms.
IsssE8s r,sEss ft.st iisra--s-


IsssEas r,suss ftsst iiura--s-
S-By IA special from
as -; 10 The Republican
10 aga iuuulrr occurred hcgv
Iusi fcissck mar the cor.
sfh srai Sap Luis avenue
aEgty Igd Neisb Colby were
s a tlat bgur whcn they
b tEu men wha tlia them %
,asg aaEtis.
1I rHpissl but CoIty rap.
- ialk 5fier lhc latter and
H.Ds him Hu.ier shr Fighf
\ Hzts, tle tail making ~
i DR. uiTPte.
~ afsf-n minutes later with
- sent The rslststr " whp
sis1ilnS t-~ame frightened
yeiim fell, sud rcfuFued 70
7liou ahe had lH-id McCar-
ihr TIVE eaezpasl
~ bur nftcg ihc nafsier a
uss given and Il Was found
Amethyst Elecgric P11e- and
lF2uy plant Was IA flames.
sBl1sf oaiapietciy destroyed
i sBygl SiEOpu The Crectls
aument and eiiinsns did no
and sn1a had the flames un-
Z. sayiEr most of the Inachiu-
~ n'sisirnce puriiou. where
-, |epEse r. Cooper. lived.
9ei1rE The IRE was comple,e-
glshsd.
yst hat the fire was start
h.btzrs ~ there had ,z1cn NJ
iufpzees n the plant since
ly night the plant not run
lsat 0l 4ecotnt OF lack OF
Inns u the place are much
aai srfs will be taken 10 rid
= he tpRslis ami suspicious
hat now latest the camp.
y wind 10 Canon City for
d. snt VIII trall The murder
uTs ane iescrliS.d by McCnf-
x Dns tail, and light com
~ ihr ether short and dark.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14

kfery Christian survivor OF the mas.
s''eis swears that thr butchery was
ine-'iy the work of Turkish soldiers.
VINO hssf robbed aud then slew their
.h,unsIh fasha Is the man who ought
g " neid primarily responsible. Had
ne W,sned 10 prevent bloodshed he
weu1 most certainly have dom. 50
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14

General Blanco says that Havana is
able TO take care of its own poor, aud
that America and the American people
need not trouble themselves with sub
scriptions or contributions in aid of the
destitute of that city. Moreover, he in
Inmates that the only way open for the
government to land provisions for dis
tribution among the needy was to pay
the full duties 10 the customs officials
and enter the goods rs though they
constituted ordinary commercial ven
lures.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
n,ttleshIr. of nlrh Speed.

New York, Sept. S.A special to the
Herald from Washington. d. c., says:
Battleships of higher speed than Is
knots on displacements of 1900 tons
each. and built ON government plans
are practically assured. as she result of
negotiations conducted by the Naval
Board of Construction with American
shlpbuilders.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
me Investigating Commission.

Washington. Sept. 9.--President Nc
kinley has rendered places on the
proposed commission TO investigate
the War Department in relation to
the conduct of the Hispano-American
war No Major General Schofeld. for
mer commanding general of the
army, and to ex-senator John B. Cor
don OF Georgia.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
Commission From asulnaido.

London. Sept. s.-A cable dispatch
from Hong Kong. dated September
9th. received in London yesterday. an
nouneed that committee of three
FiIippinos. appointed by Aguinaldo.
has left Hong Kong in order to confer
with President Mckinley upon the flu
ture of the Philippine islands.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
s.,.,,.,. ,,,u,nr Prom Ponce.

washington. Sept. s.-Major Gener,
nj Wilson and nearly GOO oihcers @ anu
men sailed from Ponce, forto -
this evening on the transport oongno, ,,N,;
for New York. The Alamo aiso saleu me.
companies OF volunteers.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
,I,, Ie,.,,, Larenrl Marques.

London. Sept. 9.-The capetown cor
respondent OF the Daily Mall confirms
the report that Great Britain mas
leased from Portugal the town OF Lo-
rcgzo Marques ON the north side Oh
Delagoa bay.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14

1t has been learned that the troops
mustered in ON the second call are
more pronounced i'll their desire to re
main in the service than those entering
on the first call. The reason is that on
the first call most of the soldiers came
from organized military bodies. Pride
caused many to enlist who otherwise
would have remained at home. On the
second call nearly all of the enlist
ments We're by individuals as individu-
ais. They went into the army because
they wanted to. and as no very great
hardships are now in sight they are
quite willing to remain.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
MASSACRE in CRETE.
F'adlEr' gs.psa.ihIs-rh.y No.
Bs tlPsilea.

a'diFr' Hs-PsRsiisIs-rhsy Mast
hs IlPsiiea.
sept s.-The following dis
I'd al 5 o'clock this evening.
reoeiyeh from Gambia:
.t Bazouks are committing
~ tl" Christians In the sur
districts are armlng 10 march
+s-lhcr u the Canadians.
an eight warships in the
la trrsh bombardment Is ex-
lll,h' German and Spanish
nave been looted. and thus
i've Christians and slNty-sey-
subjects have been killed"
siys X learns from an au-
-i"' that As no0n as the
|pN STRIVE at Gambia from
lGTAiSh garrison in Caadla
%l,,t, martial law pro-
~ lAr r.nGlehdcrs OF the riot
a' and publicly hanged II
Z to dispatch from Gambia.
' e'eninS, the ndmirals OF
l.,onal teet have decided 10
G,A1rmlng Of the Bnshi Ba-
'gs surrender OF the instlga-
~ s.l1d of Crete. Sept. s.-The
,hr Cretan executive com
uOiihed the foreign admi-
view OF the massacre at
~ impossible 10 continue the
t,Sil ssil'Ae an administration un.
,,, sn tuactionarles and troops
Tn ~ He demands the con
G,e Cretan Assembly and
\, plaCe sS force OF Cretans at
VI Tie International admin
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14

Governor Holcomb. of Nebraska, has
asked the War Department in regard to
having something done for the 3rd Ne
braska regiment, better known as the
silver battalion. There is much alarm
in the state over the condition of Col
onei Bryan's men. There has been in
three weeks an increase in the sick list
from "A to HI. There have been three
deaths. Governor Holcomb asked the
secretary of war to give all the 3d's re-
cruits who desire to come home an
honorable discharge, since there can
be nothing more to do but garrison
duty. Colonel Bryan. too. wants to get
back and take part In the fall cam
paign. He telegraphs that he does not
want to resign if his regiment can be
mustered out at once, but otherwise he
will resign. as there is no further need
of his presence In the army.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-10

,s,ir way 10 Alaska. Warrants are
out for their arrest
p.,r.Admirai Kirkland Is more scri-
onsiv I'M at Vallejo. ca !. than he ot
e,,c, M doctors expected. only rev
davs ago ne was enjoying thc pes' or
Sesi,h Tuesday Die had but one
rbsncr to live. and that DEPENDED upon
,.,sss Of 'hc surgical operation
reformed In the afternoon llrs' Wag-
"a Iubhett OF the navy have been
~. ad,re him. and sunday Dr. Car
49,. 49,, vas called into consultation.
-. analiy decided TO send to san
-, ,er mis- physician, who ls spc-
~, r, the niiment or the command
rets was done. but IN the mean-
~. NO patient grew worse, ANA Tu's-
~, r,nrn,ne the tug Niglinnt was sent
1'F g., i.rtucisco under fun speed 10
,.,,,,.. vp pr. W. G. Taylor, formerly ~
49,. ,e,v one gallon of blood was
S,,tr"t from the patlcntH stomach.
H. H. ,fiefuo0n an inclsi0n was made
Il, 81, tirht side. IN the hope Of lncnt-
IT,, a. .sttrec OF the trouble. An As
W. "a praer repreHC ntativo Inter
,,t.,.'a pr. G. r. Hlbhett iust li-
~, a. cperatibn was performed, Inc
49, ala. "The operation was
birhiv sucressfil and most snilsino..
,,,, when the admiral was placed
under the influence " ether. nr I1N-
ior nerfnrmed the operation. winch
tb,,t,gh Inc rapid location ~ the seat
~ trni,bin aud the short time required
J., ,.psunmnts the work ~ D ll"IgiN' z
IN, .p,tiert the most favorable chances
~ rSroycry. The report thnt blood
vessel IN the stomach haa nula' was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-10
ITES7S IN THE WEST
..s,, Commissioners Len San Francisco on
''' the vatposa Today
-,oop, THAT WILL co 10 MANILA
,.,..s pennsylvania 'o''"'''''-
S', my. a'I nod, to be cre"a''d want
ship. to Buid'

, idaho Fails, Tue ssni{io e" whether
~ purlnsc " de, ,.l' i,rdsd In
90 w 49,. town should .' 80 and
y no. N i.i.00O for Na'.I,",t tn a
o. III. trhi purposes f.su,' and the
tftu- ~ .atsr proposition
Y w, % ~ ,ho llsht scheme
r. scott president ,,l,i sns
~ triu works AZ sa ni,,rgtnn pre-
te l,i 1aee leave for " as'i'', df vessels
~. an bId ou all ci,. s..,,s,nment.
~ \, b. built hy th. ,.nss yes.
-, include iwo natooi '",,fio boat
~ hs iTs bat,luhlps. hve toi ii,o,ts
~. i.. W. ana four torpedo pO'''
-, Of the steamer Farall.on,;
Pas h..iyst Al Port Tpwnsend ~ /,
rhel ~. rp1fning say that ~
oich 'H, etiruay that one womb n.'
ftf.fi.l slit F1d persisted 100 we ll .
srd -.g.rr when the fiea,n1.,
rhfh st.ruav railroad ana ls,u
lf u ea...,itsi VAS In Imminent uah'
u,vsHan c,mmlsslgnerl W WEI.
~. .'lli by the Uni1n ~ asu. Nil
Nv ~ night and lgft ior ho', ,,tnS.
Ili'.t. t.1msr Mariposa tellag
ls,,,yi while In this Guy W., ,.
''...atIfd themselves IN l,a.' ILL.,,
W.. .,l.-.nt " the business elnli .l'
,. '..s,ri'rr the future government
y ,sr .s.and possessions
1 ~. ,s, cavalry troop from utah
t.sra disappointment say. p
w. +.sIli 10 BE- M; going TO w,
i .dsrai PERKS on ThurrlaN, ~ 49,
,,.mr''i5d. bui will r'maln ll '','',t
..Iiy or so longer Thr ncNl W. Nv
.ssas 8f much regret am'nk th,
80 Thought that at la'' 'h'g
~, % move
II v.,t s.msi from san Francisco tha'
m 1901 staf.s mlu.ofsWar Aha-
f-mfriy Oh. flagship nl Ndmlt ~
| ttsb.sn ordered Go Sln Jose q,
..-,ls srd Win Hall Tor that pnfl
~. sataf1I months have elapsed
a. American Wirship has hctn
500 ir guatrmliHu waters, Inc
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ty DE President for an Indefinite
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