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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-11-04

The constitutional amendment
should be defeated. 1t proposes to
increase the number of representa-
tives 10, making an increased yearly
expenditure of $1,000 without any
benefit to the people. One hundred
representatives are enough to give
every section Of the state fair and
just representation in the legislature,
and there is no reason why the taxes
should be increased for these addit-
ional and useless representatives.
Every taxpayer opposed to an in
crease of his taxes should put an X in
the square opposite the word mo" in
the squares on the amendment.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-11-04

Two conventions were held at New
Hampton. One nominated a man
who has spent time and money franti
cally chasing over the district to pro-
cure the congressional nomination of
his party-which he received as the
result OF deadlock.
The nominee OF the other convent
ion was at home giving free OF charge,
medical treatment to our sick soldier
hoys. Day and night for weeks he
has worked like Trojan bringing the
tever-stricken volunteers back to
health, and all without one cent of
pay. DR.. t. I. Blaise is patriot OF
the highest type and hero in the
eyes of the returned soldiers and the
community where he practices what
most candidates only preach.
This type Of American manhood is
worthy Of the emulation of our youth
and the votes of all men who admire
unseltish patriotism.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-11-04

Consumption Warmers
White Wine of Tar Syrup, the
best cough remedy on earth, cures
a cold in one day if taken in time.
25 and 50 cts. All druggists. SO
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-11-04

A cough is not like fever. 1t does
not have to run certain course.
Cure it quickly and effectually with
One Minute Cough Cure, the best
severe cases. We reccomend it be-
cause it's good.-Luers s. Lowry
Drug Go.
Overcome evil with good. Overcome
your coughs and colds with One
Minute Cure. 1t is so good children
cry for it. 1t cures Group, bronchitis,
pneumonia, grippe and all throat and
lung diseases.-Luers & Lowry Drug
Company.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-11-04
AUCTION SALE

of personal property on the farm OF
L. R. Perry, in Howard Center, six
miles west of Creseo, commencing al
| O'Clock d, III. sharp.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-11-04
SATURDAY. Nov. II, 1898,

Saturday Nov. r, 1893,
Four horses, 16 high-grade Shorthorn
milch cows, mostly fresh or coming
in soon; 10 head OF young cattle and
calves, 25 shoats, 500 bushels Of corn,
20 tons of hay, some farming imple-
ments and household goods.
TERMS OF SALE:-All sums under
$40, cash; over $40 one years time at
per cent. on good bankable notes.
T. r. PERRY, Prop.
JOHN FINNEGAN, Auctioneer.
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DEsnnEr EVENING NEWS. WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER s. 1898.

4, the nature Of a study rather than
.',iriur any conclusions General Ner-
lam whom asked about the matter
s.id. Hon0iulu's proper defense from
~ encmy's fleet IL a very important
and serious question. The coral reefs
sarmlng the narrow harbor are low. The
site of the city ~ also low and the city
h close 70 the ocean. I am not Pre-
nared 10 say what can or cannot be-
dsne in the way Of land f0rtincati1ns
'rho outlook u not promising I am
ineiined 10 think that the city must de-
nend Tor most Of It's protection from an
sncmy's attack upon ships ~ the coast
defonse type. In that case there viii be-
"a necessity for a large permanent
camp at Honolulu.
Tho following Is a full iiat Of the SOL
dier, who arrived on the steamer SEM
4trr firm MANILA Corporal W. j.
lain. e. mpany n. lard a. s. Infantry:
privaioa y. Cawart. Samuel u. Patton.
company a. and John Has. Company
"a ism. corporal y. y. Wnlkiey. James
nj Young. Edward Ellis. Battery T..
and John Aston. battery q. ard artli.
ie,v PROM ii1nnluiu l.. W. ge1rgo.
Frank Hayden and VIM. narian. dis.
charged employees u the quariormas.
terss dcraftuaut The following we're
fisoharred, their term Of service hay.
ms expired: Corporal Frank kestrr.
company N. 18th u. = Infantry Aril.
uccr pnvid Rcdiers. Company X. isih
Infantry. Private =. w. Rector Com
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rress on china. Empress Of India and
,EinIress 2t Japan. mere In The habit u
..rr,sNlnk behind about BOO tons " freight.
Inc Tartar and Athenlan win handle
me supplies Tor the trans.efbarinn
ttallway and then proceed To- Hong
h9nE 10 help out the Canadian paeific
IhllWhy Empfesa line thafe Moro
steamships may yet be put on.
Joseph Murray. special ass,, N, ~.
~. =. lr.asury department In CHARGE Of
W. sea- nAhcfiea no the prlhviuff fal.
hnus' ALASKA, llcs IN n critical condition
~ ms mono ln Fort Collins. Cola. the
result OF a nlralytic stroke Hls nhval.
olnns say that on Inc chanres are
ahnlist his recovery. Mir murray a..
Ne1 recently from ~. Paul Islands on
MS way 90 Waahingt1n 90 submit Ma
annual report he ia well known In
me West az stump speaker ana a.
one TINE was the prohibition candidate
Tor tnnErtFf IN Colorado. IA as
appointed O. bis pfefant oair. tu,i.,.
Hatrlsnn's ndnlnlsirfii6n ana h ,,
auihptlty on scaling. NJ. Murray has
been instrumental In bringing ah1tif
many reforms on the prihvisff tsianis
and In protecting the r.lfa IN me
government 70 the seals N Herring sen.
on the next steamer from IIon,,uty
Major General Merriam cvpoete n ~
port from the United States rnrie.1,.
regarding camp nlios and flrtlncntiona.
II u said that the report viii be more
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n ,,,S 8 n, King for prccinc, Justice
'"' rank Tucker for constable.
= =. fiou,z returned from Noah las,
'Dlns where he has been attending
legal business.
ise following salt Takers REGISTERED
y. 'le Hotel Roberts yesterday: ". w,
a.,,.9nncii, Robert bowman. GEORGE
son Ir, Alexander Edwards,
fAn-'n Brooks and II. Mcgoo.
VILLAIN nr3dlc. held to the Third
ui'',ioi court IN the charge of raising
O. ,nock from 80 % u.Ol0. secured
'u.lt. vincent and Thomas u. Vim
sshl =. thIa city as surctlca on his
bona o. t.tg1
lha city council has granted a fran.
.nls- ln u ]. WHfl a Sons Cor build.
inh , rack from the OfeFlu Short
llnt uack on First street between
Nlhih ana u streets 10 "a lot situated
on ". ,asi " " street. on the south
y VI nrnhliior has erected a fine
i've slofy brick building In which 10
iiRnuiactnrn soda water. rnturinr *.
ttn.N ana syrupH Ste. Donhnitrr's
busine,i j ih.a liuc is steadily inrre1e.
inH which made The erection of tho
ne" building necessary
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pany I. and q. =. enE necrs. Private
r. Warnke, Company l.. End a.. T. v.
cnFinoors. Private John u. Brown,
Company l.. and q. 8. v engineers The
following convalcaccnt soldiers we're
sent home on furlough Sergeant u. u.
Baiy, and u. =. V. engineers Privates
Pratt. VIM. r. klnzaii. John y. tlor-
ton. Company I. all u the 18th q. =. In.
fantryi Private John v. Marker. Com.
pany Y. LIST Colorado q. 8. ". John T.
Gregg Company u. ist Nebraska. I'd
ward Bushw0od. Company y. Jere
Cook. Isl south Dakota Thomas n.
Downs, Company I, 2nd Y. :. " enFi-
rcefs. 4. n. Whitcmoro Company O..
itth y. 8. Infantry John A. Conner.
Company NJ, ist South Dakota. Nor.
ton y. Martin. Company y. 18Th 4. 8
inflruy. and W. -. Grant Company
u, ecrd U. =. Infantry.
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hearing evidence. motion was made
BY defendant Cor a n1nsuit. which WAS
taken under advlscurut.
Estate ~ George Mayer. deceased.
October 2gnd set Tor hearing petition a.
sell real estate.
Joseph Johnson We Mefcur Gold Min-
ms ana Mullins company, continued
without date.
state N Utah " calvin Crbeani com.
plant dismissed. the county attorney
having failed 70 amend the complaint.
Herman Snow VI tlb1rt bowman %
nj came % sof hearing. Plaintiff sues
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why DouFali q salt Lake visited
Provo yesterday.
v 3. Halliday came down from SAT-
Lake yesterday.
Attorney Coglran was down ffum
Salt Lake toihv on business In the
Fourth district court
lion. a. %. smlot and Attorney
Evans won't 20 SPANISH Fork laHt
evening ~ tnit Democracy
The Republicans last evening nOmi-
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Al the meeting Of the board " coun
ty commissioners yaHierdny the iNo
Granfa western railway company VA
granted pormirsi1n 20 change INC
county road. az the mouth % Spanish
Fofh canyon. from the north side to INC
siuih side VI the track.
County treasurer. Mrs Jnheman, 70.
ported hr follows on the county school
fund Tor grutt mhori balance on hlnn
sept {. flai %. i'nbursed. 5000; bal
auoe on hand, fsiq9i
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A KID GLOVE SPECIAL

ron THIS WEEK. THE ORLEANS,
Lailss' twl-ciaap Kid Gloves 10
black. WhIu and color, AN slz s.porfocf
nltlHg AMI wears wei, our regular 400
quality. special Tor this week
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fourth District Court.
The following business was trans
acted 10 the Fourth district court ycs.
ierdayi
smllt DRUG @. V u. L. nyne. nflef
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GRAND SHOWING OF
new SILKS.

We surar ourselves this season
In The wonderful assortment and low
prlcea In Six Fabrics, both European
and American makes. An entirely new
shipment Just opened.
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FUR COLLARETTES

AT S2.25-
Chlnchllla colliretie. with plush yoke.
Thlbot FUR trimmed. worth as.
AT S2.5o-
collarette. good. Plain Electric Seal
heavy fur. nicely llncd.
AT SAYS
Extra nice quality o. Electric seal.
lllnrcttc. Aatwkhan Yoke. nicely lined
value lsQ0.
FROM $500 TO $50
our stock % novelties. comprising all
tho latest styles and kinds u FUR. In
large variety,
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SPECIAL

10 dlE. nno hrmst'tohod handker-
chiefs. with sik ombef =, 3. RAG. value
zoe each. special At each
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BOYS CLOTHING DEPT.
BOYS SATISFACTORY CLOTHES.

MOTHERS or noYs-wo arc now
prepared O. show you line % noya'
Clothing which foT thorourhnsHa %
make and trim. perfection ~ styles
and ~ and Honsrai excellence, can
not b. egualsd In the city
Mems fancy neoce-llnod Underwear.
nne quhiny, silk finished, fellod
noamai size. shirts "a 10 n. drawers
% To ~; worth pcr suit 600 our
price
$3.50
Mems brown Dcrby-ribbod. fioecod
silk finished underwear, medium
weight shirts % 10 ~. drawers 30 70
~. Egod value per suit Hto, our
price
sI.2o
Mems natural gray mixed underwear.
suit
90,
Mems natural wool underwear. I'M
thrinknhle patent Huasut, finsly I'M
ished. shirts - n, drawers 30 20 A..
worth. each gL5O. our price
si.oo
n9ys' an wool knee pants suits In
blue, gray and fancy cheviota and
beaver heavy weight. ages 10 n.
our doublo-breastcd knee pants suits
Tor boys afea . 90 a. arc an wool,
some double seat and knee, regularly
worth $40. our price
sa.a5
Pain nnd fancy ehoviot noys' heavy
WlufUr rulta fN-itr,saafaH al 49,
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FASHIONABLE AUTUMN MILLINERY.

choice OF flrlgn ~. ens numerug
The newest materials and eoo than used
imported patterns we have
sonabs cost
week offer 'ns Millinery to be obtained
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EXTRA SPECIAL.

glc. a yard, worth M 70 Ills . ID
1900 yards Of High GRADE Novelty
silks. In styles that arv strictly In
fashion and exquisite eolorings--plnlds,
stripes. ohmrc orccta and elegant Black
SILKS. your selection for
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Linen and Curtain Dept.

4 NuMER or PRICE FACTS FOR
THIS WEEK THAT WILL PLAINLY
SHOW now SURELY w. AuER-
BACH a nRO. LEAD IN Low
PRICES;
bs-lnch nlcichei Table pamask. we'll
worth 500, on sale this week, az per
yard
% dozen a sIEe BleaOhod Dinner
Napkins, yllus $50 per dozen, on sale
ihls week, per dozen
90 palrs reversible satin nnah Dam
ask pofiief Curialna, ln beautiful now
daaigns and coiura, wiki daia and deep
kno.ted frlnEo-yalue 400, ON sale this
week, per pair
S2.2o
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DOMESTICS.

TWO TIMELY FLYERS or STA
Piles FOR THIS WEEK.
I case OF Comfort Csiisoss. IN large
lowered designs, value e, So this week.
per yard
O.
a,soo yards soft nnlihti hleaehed Mus.
lin, the kind you usually ply ! i.ac fgri
limit. 10 yards 10 customer. At rer
yard
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SPECIAL.

Ladies' fac, black neeced oasinnsreite
gloves. an sI-s, regular 30 grade.
special at
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PLUSH CAPES

Over 90 Plush Cupcn on sale at
prices lover ulgn ever seen here be-
forc.
AT SAYS
sple,sl quality Plush Capoa, Thlbot
fur collar value 500.
AT $3.50
Nice rais % Plush cape, handsomely
brnid,l ana beaded, ycrS nobhy. value
$500.
Ar s3.75-
And uD Large nas1rim1nlof n9hhy
Plush Capc1. latest styles of braid
lng.
AT SIS AND Sc
We mr. showing "a splendid assortment
at the prices, nicely trimmed. ana of
good quality pGllh,
Finsr quat',a. beautifully trimmed
$3.50 TO $40
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PROVO.


rnovo, UTAH. OCT. 8. isps.
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Ability Purchase in Quantities Skill
Making
Find Their Advantage Buy
The state herald., 1898-05-13
ARMS FOR CUBANS.
Enough To Equip i5.ooo Men Have B..n
sent To the Island

sent To the Island.
Tampa, Fla. May 9.-The steamer
Gussle, one of the Mallory line boats
chartered by the government for us,.
as y transport. will sail for Cuba be-
fore morning loaded with arms, ammu-
milton and supplies furnished by the
United States government for the use
OF the Cuban insurgents. A company
OF 100 United States troops from The
First regiment Of infantry will accom-
pany the expedition and aid In guard.
Ing the landing of the valuable cargo.
ana VIII, If necessary. penetrate into
the Interior far enough to place the
supplies In the hands of the Insurgents.
The expedition viii he In charge OF
Captain W. ii. Dorsi. General Miles
aide, who has just returned from
Cuba.
The Gussle has ON board between
six and seven thousand Springfield
rifles. about 2o0.ooo rounds OF ammu.
milton and several hundred boxes OF
provisions, consisting principally OF
canned meat and hard tack. The ut.
most secrecy II maintained regarding
the point Of landing.
The Whitney. the sister ship of the
Gussic, which sailed for Dry Tortu-
gas Saturday with two companies of
the Fifth Infantry. returned to-day. II
Is minated That She win follow the
Gussie TO Cuba ms soon as the arms,
ammunition and supplies can be load.
cd. Before week has passed. II Is
believed, the insurgent leaders will
have been furnished with arms enough
for AT least l5.Ooo men ana with n base
Of supplies established on the coast. n
vigorous campaign against the Span.
lsh forces Will he lnnugurated.
Large amounts Of powder and pro.
Jectiles for the blockadng squadron
are now arriving here. ON Picnic is
land there are twelve ears loaded with
dynamite torpcdocs. powder and other
ammunition. which VIII he sent to Key
West, and Ms many more ears nre on
the wharf tracks.
The state herald., 1898-05-13
RlOTINO AT MILAN.
Troops Attacked aad Many Persons Re
ported Killed.


Lugano, Switzerland, May Sit has
been terrible day at Milan. About /
o'clock this afternoon n veritable bat
lie occurred in the Via Somtrairi. Thou
sands of tiles and chimneys were
hurled from the roofs upon the troops,
who were compelled to retire.
A similar fight took place in the Via
Torino, and Il is believed that no few
er than 400 Were killed and 1000 in
jurcd.
A Swiss merchant who has arrived
here from Milan describes the events
of Saturday as completely anarchist
cal. According to his account, the
leaders of the agitation evidently had
well-aTanged plans. Columns of riot
ers emerged from all the gates of the
town and converged on a center,
where they rapidly constructed barrl-
caJes. When they were dislodged by
the troops they mounted TO the roofs
ald rained tiles and chimneys down
npon the soldiery.
The gates of the town We're held by
troops in the evening and through the
night, so that workmen employed out
side were unable TO return to their
homes. In this way the rising was de
prived of additional help from with
out. During the night the city was in
complete darkness and funereal ST.
lcnce. Artillery, cavalry and infantry
biyouacked on the Piazza Del Duoma
where reinforcemcnts We're constantly
arriving.
The state herald., 1898-05-13
spanish Politics.

Madrid. May 0.-li wns announced
here this afternoon that the Cabinet
ministers have placed their portfolios
In the hands of Scnor Snsnsin. the
premier, with the view OF probable
reconstruction NJ the ministry.
tn" queen regent consulted, late
this afternoon. with Senior Moniero
Rios, president of the Senate. who nj.
vlscs n reconstruction ~ the Cabinet
II IL increasingly probable that the
Cabinet VIII he reformed with Senor
GHznmo included, after the lower
house Inns adopted the indemnity hlll.
Scnor SnRnsin denies III. r,mor thai
Marshal Martinez 'nmpos viii re-,
place Lieutenant General Dnhan ns
captain general ~ Madrid.
The state herald., 1898-05-13
THE OPPOSING FLEETS.
Admiral Sampson Is Still Hunting for the
spaniardS.

Spaniards.
Washington, May 9.-Dispatches re-
ceived by the Navy Department this
morning from Rear Admiral Sampson
announce the arrival of his fleet off
the coast of Hayti. In the event of
the Spanish ships taking the course
the American war board have con-
jectured a great naval battle may be
expected in n few days, and on that
battle will probably hinge the ending
of the war
Admiral Villamil will have formid-
able fleet for Sampson to tackle, and
their defeat will not be so easily ac-
complished as was that of the Philip
pine squadron by Dewey. The proba-
BILE strength of the Spanish squadron
cannot be accurately stated. He has
the armOred cruisers Vizcaya, Oquen-
do. Chrlstobal Colon and Maria Teresa
and perhaps the Carlos ", which has
not been heard from for some time.
Three fast torpedo boat destroyers
are also attached to the fleet.
Ii Is reported that seventeen gun
boats and small cruisers will join VII
lamil from Porto Rico, thus bringing
his forces up to n total of twenty
four or twenty-five ships.
Opposed to this force Admiral
Sampson has eight or ten ships, but
hve of them are among the best fight
ing vessels in the United States navy
These are the flagship New York, the
battleships Iowa and Indiana and the
monitors Terror and Amphitrite
Three serviceable cruisers, with good
fighting qualities. the Montgomery
Detroit and Marblehead are attached
to the fleet. There are also several
torpedo boats.
The Spanish fleet will have the nd
vantage of superior speed, enabling
the vessels to maneuvre more quickly.
but would be al disadvantage from
the lack of coal. No one doubts, how
ever. that our ships will be victorious.
Sampson's men have the inspiring
victory of Manila before them and
viii 90 into battle eagerly and conf
IDENTITY.
Reports that the Spanish fleet is al
Porto kico are not confirmed, but off
cials believe 1t will soon appear there.
The state herald., 1898-05-13
NEWS FROM DEWEY.
NONE OF HIS SHIPS INJURED.
No Men Killed and But Few Wounded
He Had Landed at Cavite-Cabie Stiii
Cut.

Washington. May Z, 9:30 "A. m.-The
! Navy Department received long-eX-
pected cablegram from Admiral Dew
ey. 1t was dated Hong Kong and is
in cipher.
Dcwey's report says none of his
, men We're killed, but II few We're In
jurcd. The exact number he does not
state. The American ships were unin-
jured.
In brief, Dewey states that he has
silenced the batteries completely; that
he cut the cable himself, and that he
has the bay and everything else com
pletely at his mercy.
He has, however. been unable to
take possession of the town of Manila
for lack of men.
Secretary Long Mt 1890 read the fol
lowing to the newspaper men us Dew
eys report:
Manila, May 1.-The squadron ar
rived at Manila at daybreak this morn
ing. Immediately engaged the enemy
and destroyed the following Spanish
war vessels: Reina Christiana, Cas-
tilla, Ulloa, Isle de Cuba, General Le-
20, the Duero, Correo. Nelasco, Min
danao, one transport and the water
battery at Cavite. The squadron Is un-
injured and only few men Were
slightly wounded. The only means of
telegraphng is to the American con-
sui at Hong Kong. | shall communi-
cate with him. DEWEY"
1t is said at the Navy Department
that its advices also show that Dew
ey's forces We're not sufficient to make
landing, but that this in no way in
terfered with the complete control he
exercised over the city and its fortiti-
cations.
The state herald., 1898-05-13
THREE POSITIONS OPEN.
h".isnations Have Left nm Opening foi
nnl"rf- +" ihr ti's' Regiment.

designations iisv. Left nm op,ninr for
nnl"rf- +" ihr iirs Hrglmrn,.
Dcnv May t,.-1nc Republican
this morning suyS:
Governor Adams has three appoint.
ments To mnkc before the official sinn
Of the regiment viii bc full and rcndy
Ia go TO war. The vacancies were
caused 10y designations since made his
appointments of rorlmenlnl and field OF.
ilcors.
The most Important appointment of
III" three TINT he hns 10 mike Is thni
of chaplain to iii the position thnt wns
held 10y Rev. Charles l.. HYDE of
longmont, Mr.. Hyde WINS mndr chnp.
lnln by Governor Adams last Monday.
but he left the camp aud returned Ia
his home In Longmont when the mem.
beers of his company refused To yolun.
iocf because they did not get tho of
lccrs they wanted to. Mr. Hyde
thought n his duty lp 20 io war with
ihc men from hls city, thnl h. misht
look nftcr their spiritual welfare. nnd
hnld Tint. lnnSmuell M the men wer.
not going, there was no reason for his
going. hence he lcfi FOR home with
his fellow townSmon.
The two other vacancies that the roy.
rrhor hnN Ia III nrp those of Second
Lieutenant \. B carr NJ the Longnon,
company, nnd l., T.. McGwlrc. nlao Of
IohHihohi, who whs captain. 10th
men rendered their designations 10 tbo
governor yesterday Carr resigned b..
rnuAr there was such protest nmonp
the men nt his appointment. iIe win
relnllsl NJ private IN cpmpnny n.
MeGwlro resigned because of phyai'
cnl disability. having lost hog M ihr
time Of the Lcndvillr trouble.
The state herald., 1898-05-13
WILL Go TO The PHILIPPINES
Secretary Aiger Changes the Destinatioa -
of Colorado Troops,

Secretary Aiger Changes the Destinatioa
of Colorado Troops.
Denver, Nay 1O.-Shortly before mid
night last night Governor Adams re.
ceived the following telegram from
General Alger in Washington concern
ing the future movement of the Colo
RADIO troops:
Washington. May Ex-Governor Al
va Adams, Denver, Colorado: Refer
ring to my telegram of May 7th you
are Informed that owing TO changed
conditions the destination of troops of
your state, mentioned therein, has been
changed from Camp G. II. Thomas.
Georgia, to San Francisco, and will be
sent there provided your troops are
uniformed, armed and equipped and
ready for service. ALGER.
Secretary OF War"
Governor Adams will reply TO the
above telegram to-day, informing zen
eral Alger that the Colorado troops are
fully uniformed. armed. equipped and
ready for service. Yesterday, refer
ring To telegram from the secretary
of war, Governor Adams notified Gen
crni Alger that he troops would be
ready to move by Wednesday.