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The sun., 1898-02-10
IH'Wt.S.

The annual meeting Of the hwcs
Board OF Trade for the purpose OF elect
iny new officers, will be held Monday
evening This will be tt ne first annual
meeting Of that body and in the past
wear they have succeeded in getting III
good working order and the, result OF
their enterprise from now on is expected
| to be very beneficial to lHwes.
The first step taken by the new Board
Of Commissioners for the towns IN
provcnrnt is an order issued to all the
property holders ON the main streets lead
ing from the new Queen Anne station
on pilot town to the p. L. Il. station at
the opposite side Of town. to pave their
sidewalks, the town t" bear II certain
proportion OF the expenses incurred by
| the Improvement. This is a decidedly
co,umrn,labc movement and Will add
greatly to the attractions of the place.
The Board of Trade will banquet the
officials Of the Queen Anne Ra!lroad, at
the Nir,lcn House next Friday week
Host Ne;,sey has been ordered to prepare
bpuntifuI spread Of the seasons deli
cacics.
Squire +. c. Wiltbank has moved III,
office to Lcwis's jewciry store. and VII
dispense justice at hat stand i'll future.
CAPTAIN B. Y. Wolfe. OF this town, wa'
the controlling owner Of the three mast
cd schooner, Fanny KINNEY, which "a
lost near st. Johns river, Florida, Mon
The sun., 1898-02-10

the Conference Academy, at Dover,spent
Sunday with his father, Joseph Deputy,
near Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Lrzicr Hopkins,
of New York City, are the guests of Mrs.
Hopkins mother, Mrs. NJ. +. Lofland.
This is Mrs. Hopkins first visit t" Nh
ford since her recent marriage III Ne"
York ;'lty.
". Francis buchanan, VIII" has been
assisting the Herald while printing th'
State Auditors Report for 1897, lett f"'
Florida on Saturday, where he VIII re-
snme his duties with the Armour Refrlg
orator Car Company. Mr.. Buchanan cx-
pccts to be in Delaware, which is his ma
tive home. during the coming fruit sea-
son.
p. i. Causcy. Superintendent OF the
Chapel sunday School attended the sun
dav school Conv ntion OF MlSpllll"h
hundred held in Ilarringt IN on Wedncs-
dav. 4 very interesting programme
wa> carried ont, and much good Is d'-
rived from these conventions "hlch are
held in the several sunday school DIS
tricts monthly at different points.
Majo, Theodore Townsend was IN
Philadelphia on Tuesday last.
The members Of Temple Lodge No. "
! 4. +. 4 4. VI. of this town have been
| invited to attend banquet 6 ven by
Union Lodge no. :, OF Dover at the
Richardson Hotel ON February 22nd.
Quite number will likely attend; aIs"
/ the ladies are invited.
Lew Colrtman, J. u. Hill. Robert
Watson and James Griffith were III
Dover, yesterday.
Captain Caleb Smith and Mark liig-
man left for Atlantic City yesterday,
has been laviny there several weeks on
account OF the ice
Mrs. Hester IIiIyard. who has beer
visiting Mrs. William Srrbner, "tlrnrt
to Cape May, yesterday
Mrs. J. :. Willis is the guest of Dove
friends.
The sun., 1898-02-10

" attended ut b.. Presbyterian { htrrh
last night. Ne gave an M '".Iin" "'-
c0vnt of the manncr. ni tho Sc far away
people. 4 silver offering "as received
at he church door. md neat SUN
realized.
The sun., 1898-02-10

NXvANTED-Si situation for coachman Or house
w work in private family. Address N Tat
nall street.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15


 Although Gen. .ioeWheeier has been offered command pf all the cavalry that will 20 to Chbs with the army of occupa- ton, there are reasons for helievinv that he will not gBfo Cuha. unless there is 8 hitch in negotiating the treaty of Peace at Paris A close frieHd ot Gen. Wheel ersaye he viii resign his conmIssion and resume his Congressional duties, as soon as inc treaty of Peace is signed he has no hankering after the command of mounted p. lice force. in Cuba or else where and that is about all our cayelry will he after the treaty oi peare becomes an accomplished fact.
 That investigation .ommission rromla- cs 10 do >f-e iH, ,Ae'pstine this uA.k ii has ,lonerotbinE yet hut get ,eany, sBcepf'su nhaadan lie idea oi sssr eiiau,. ie sdsri"ns, aas. sgree eai'a' stis P-sas Associa'inns represented at all sessions where testirr ny is taken,
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15
A BACHELORS PLEADINGse
U! tell me where to find 6 wife.
 l am tired of single life, Days are dreary ni0hts ara coid.

am tired of single life, Days are dreary nights are cold; A bachelors misery rannot be tol$ O gtrls want to ask you alf. want 10 make official callS want & wife at any price,
 Therefore I now do advertise. O, love me as in time of old, ask for love and not for goldS A wife to love, to hug and kiss, That is my only wish. love blue eyes and brown hair. It is 80 charming and far, o. how happy l would be,
 If you would glance at me. O love me! yes do promise me. Be forever sealed to me: We'liliye long and happy life, And love each other till we die. O answer my plesdings one or all, Or .h-n r.ve- rrr--v 2. su, For 1 know my heart ia won By girl Of St. Johns. Answer me quick f you'd mine, Or you may ts left behind. Have your answer in the HERALD. It's the leading paper of the world.
 St. Johns Bachelor.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15
SIT. JOHNS HERALD.
Published every Saturday GEORGE E WAITE
 xditsr and Manaxsr.

Entered In the Postonfce at s, Johns as second
 class matter
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15
Notice for Publications
Entry No. Sso.)

IIIOLosIeau EnIry NO. 5tU.J
 LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT. A:IzoN6
 September 10. 1898. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intentior 70 make final proof in support oi his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Judge of ProtRt- Court, at St Johns, Arizona, on No vcmber 10. lSsS viz: John A. Norton for the NE 4 NEl4 Sec ? SEE f SEE "A Sec 22 NwN Nv lz sec. p. SW 14 SW4 Sec, :sS. Twp N. rafs. He names the following witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon. and euiti iss- ton of said land. viz:
 Spencer ". Niltbsnk, of SpTsrsrrf file. Ariz.. Samuel H. Howell or Greer s. James Hewitt or SI r.r;rarvfile Henry P. Ho5son. of Greer.
 FREDERICK A. IRITLE, JR.. Fisss pubI-e.son October ], !saa.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

Delinouent tax cost 49.O4 Balance Sept. sch. 1898. $l.279 5l I hereby certify that the foregoing statement is correct.
 B Srhuster.
 Treasurer and Tax collector.
 By John T Hogue.
 Deputy. Subscribe and sworn to before me this 30th, day of Sept. 1898.
 J. fl. Greer, Cnrnty Recorder.
 Bv l.. R. Gibbons, Deputy.
 Treasurer's cffice.
 Apache County. Ariz.
 Ot rd 1898 We hereby certify that there ought t' ne in the hards of the Treasurer e Apache County, Ariznna on the 3r" Jay f Oct 1898 Teulve hundred snC seventy eight and fifty one cents $l 278 5l We find that there is arfuall, in Ih. hsnds of the Treasurer funds ss follows io-witt:
 t,ertltira,-ni D .p,sit $663. .Ss Note iW W Cheeks 487 Ol Currency 200 GMd 5.N -IIver 6 Pustagp ard Pevenne stamps l.0%
 Total $l 27s,5l " H G;hhons.) N, mher. =, !. l.. ! Brown. B ardo' Supervisor Attorney.
 The Board now took recess until 2I orlork D. n.
 The Board resnmed session al q ,'rlork D. m. The B"ard now proceeded to sxsnin hc quarterly report of ". ". Ber7, Sar7ia. AasesFor and Tax-collecfof Fne quarterly report of ike Treasure. examined and approved. The quarterly report ol l. R. Gibbon, County School Supt. f"r the qrsrtei ehbiiV CcRtCL1pri OO'h, lCoOs CAamIuc' and approved.
 The quarterly report of J. H. Greer ornt! R-r"r,lri. for ihp qnari.r nd ing September 3O,h, 1898. examined sno 
 The Board now adjourned to 10 clock g. m.
 Tuesday Oct. 4th. 1898. The Board of Supervisors met thIs at 10 o'clock a. m. Pi s-ml-W. H Gibbons Chairman. l.. l. BrnwR and Elisha Averett mem. bers, J. H. Greer Clerk. Minutes oi Oct. 3rd, read and approved. The Board now examined and ap- proved the following reports. as fol- lows:
 Report of Anthony Long, Justice of the Peace of SpringerviI 6 precinct examined md approved aud claim al los $.5n
 Report of Heber Jarvis Justice of the Peace of E e.sv,,se pr*'it.. -ssn.ii d and t-l and cl''m allowed S33 50 The Board now audited and allowed the i"rio"Ing claims payableous of the 2xpsnse F.nt :o-wit.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15
Bucklen's ArDics salvs.

The Best SsIve in the world for Cute Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum' Fever Sores. Tetter. Chapped HsndsI Chllolains, Corns. and sll skin Erup.
 'onS. ""d positively cures Piles, or no pay required. lis guaranteed to riy. Perier. satisfaction pr money refunded flce 2a cents per box. For Sale Lvst. Jhns, Drug Co.'S Drug store.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

Inspector, B. H. Wilhelm and Casim- ITO PadiIls Judges. Joseph Rogers and Sylvester Padilla clerks, .s Baird mar. shal.
 Fl Tule Precinct J. M. Richey Tn. spector TeOdoro Vigil and Marcus Baca Judges. Ben Richey and Severe Chavez. clerks W. A. Penney marshal.
 EsgsryiIle Precinct. Adam Greenwoo Inspector E. K Dewitt and Heber Jarvis Judges. William Wiltbank snd G. H. CrOshp clerks. and Arthur Lytle marshal,
 The Board now adjourned to 10 0 clock a. m. tomorrow morning.
 The Board of Supervisors, met this morning at 10. o'clock 8. m. Pursuant .,, --';.,.-~-,-->~-t
 Pregent Full Board and c.zss
 Minutes ot Oct sub. sesd snG aP- qroyed.
 The Board now ordrCd that the Treasurer transfer from the general fund, to the expense Fund one thouS and two hundred 0)dolla. and from the general fund to salary fund one thousand eight hundred (lS0O dollars. The Board now tock recess until 2 o'clock p, m.
 Tho Board resumed session at ? o'clot k ?. m.
 There being no further busness be fore the B ,ard they now adjourned to Oct l0th. at 10, o'lOck a. m.
 J H. Greer Clerk. W. II. Gibbons Chairman.
 Monday Oct. 10th. The Board of supervisors met tLis at 10 o'clock a. m. Present " H. Gibbons chairman L. [. Brown and Elisha Averett members [. H. Greer clerk.
 Minutes of Oct. 8th. read and approv. d. The Board now audited and allow. d the following claims against Apache County payable ont of the salary fund .s fOlloWs to-Nit:
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

o'clock.
 The Board now continued tha audit ing of the following clai n-:
 4 H Pratt, Juror Certificate $l1 ,OO " J Mallory Juror Certificate $l0.OO Owe C. Over>, $S,W " " Berry fees and mileage $46.SO " " Berry |" {" 36,l5 Addie Earth to feeding witness in Pat Trainer case.S4,
 D P Overson to half days work with team on court house grounds sl 50
 John Bnby juror certificate $l2,50 John T Hogue clerk of Dist. Court Sl39.80.
 Evaristo Candel ,ria Juror Clerk l0. Willard Farr 10 Nofear Davis O Claim of Mrs. Brown f. rent to Ju- dge disallowed.
 The Board nnv ripred that the Ire" . surer refund to Lacy Greer s3 85 over pail
 The folio wing claims were now by the Probate Judge audited anq allowed payable out oftle salary fund to-wit " Il GIbb"IS to 5 days service at supervisor and mileag- S37.
 u Brown to days service as super. visor and mileage S37. Elisha AyeFett % 5 days service si
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15
DUNE bY A WOMAN.
Mrs. McKinley's Brother Killed
 in Canton.

Mrs. McKlnley'S Brother Killed
 in Canton.
 Canton, Oct. 8-This city is intensely moved by the shocking tragedY that SO deeply affects the home of the President of the Uniten States. It now turns out that Mrs. George has been around the residence of Mrs. Althouss frequently and when Saxton, Mrs. McKinIey's brother, was about to enter there last ev""i~". H' was hot dead on the door. step. Mrs. George frequently threatened to kil hun f he persisted in calling on MEC. Althouse. The iutcrrisFor as tLs city pr.s7a so.s NFa George he as4s cos sErLIiest to f5uG be- locked uu srfse " -,iat elIo l.au t.IIv ateaU~, .-L added "You rem ember you said you would kill Saxton he did not keep away from the Althouse plsce2'' "Yes, I remember that told you that. "said Mrs. George. "Yss." said Mrs. George. 'and re- member that said I did not care if [ was"
 Mr. MarFhalI Barber, President Me Kinley's brother-inl law, whose resi- de is at the old Saxton homestead, received telegram from the President today saying that Mir. and Mrs. McKin- ley and Mrs. Barber and son. John Bar. Der, Will leave for Canton tonight Gazette.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15
THE BOARD

Monday Oct 1898. Regular meeting of ,he Board of Su pervisors.
 The Board of Supervisors of Apache County, Arizona met this morning at there off1ce in Si. Jonns, at 10 o'eiock a. m.
 Presently. H. Gibbons Chairman. L. J. Brown and Elisha Averett mem bers. J. H. Greer Clerk.
 The Board now proceeded to examine the quarterly .epnrt of 5 Schustet Treasurer, and Ex-officio Tax collector. The quarterly reports of the Trearurer examined and appr wed.
 Treasurer's Statement for the quarter ending Sept. 30th. 1898.
 RECEIPTS.
 Balance Jnly lst. 1898. S3.569 94 Bank of Commerce loan, 100000 Taxes of 1896 S2,5l
 C. |" 1897 135.33
 " 1893 206. 90 License Tax 3l5,4o Poll 3S.25 Road 800 Recorders Fees 60.20 Teachers Institute Fund 800 Fines 72OO Total s5491 ,53
 DIsBUsEMENTs.
 Territorial Fund $3l8 50 fxprnas Warrants 355. I3 Salary l,77l 50 Rosd 324.53I School 359.OOI Expense Fund paid to the poor 24 00 co !" for postage l9 l5l !" Revenue stamps l2,2O Delinquent tax cost 49,O4
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

oprIngervIiie precinct, St. George Crsaghe Inspector. Jas Thompson and Anthony Long Judges. W. F. Lesueur md Jonn Hominghousen Clerks, Wal.
 " nsormarshai.
 Nutrioso Precinct. Jacob Hambiin Inspector. w. W. Lur al H Ircel!us Hulsey Judges. J. B. Pace and w. A. Maxwell, clerks, and T. W. Burg, ss marshal.
 Alpine Precinct. E. $. Wakeffelh In. spector Nj. 0. Jepson and J. s Mc- Fate Judges, J. H. Stamford and E. A. Nobes clerks, and Oscar Hamb D, mSrshel,
 Navajo Precinct. A E Henning, Inspec- tor, Hugh Lynch and James M Fish Judges, J s Wakefield and Car rel Gle ks. john Birvins Marshal.
 Greer Precinct, J. ". Daniels Inspector Duane uumbIin and Lorenz Crosby, Judges Samuel Howell and E.. ". Wi',bank, clerks, Sam Ha'e, mar. shsl.
 Salt Lakes precinct. Orvlle Mar n Inspector. T. F. Tucker and c. o Hove .ds-s, ". o. Howe and Entn t P .kins clerks. D. B Ho.eJnb mar shsl.
 Vernon Precinct B, II. Wilhelm Jr.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15
ADVERTISING RATES

inch mos. q. mos. sl.5O 3 mos. $2 mos. !3..l year $5
 . fHciraz' m0a tf.502 mos >c,- %. . mos g mos $4,50T ycar &7. .5J
 A column ] mos fF2 2 1ras g 2 mos. s4. 6 n1or f6 yrar s10
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-07
LIVING ON MONKEY MEAT.
Straits to Which an American Pros
peCtor Was Reduced.

S'ral'S 10 men an american If"s-
lecs"r was ft"uc.h.
(Vthlhaunha f.hterfflSe)
LIVING IN MeNic" is nite" i u'SaStr"uS
experience l." thr foreigner Wh" Is h"l
acquainted win incaiitleS ana customs.
~ N e'tse ~ :I"nt i"'S'""' ana ms
companion. an r.hsl'Shlilah i'S1i'eu M'I
I'm HaStS: their eSltrieh'e was sue
nut II IS also 'nterestlhs IN c"nTtr
tl"n win Ar, haSc"n thit Seii'''
stated lhe loii""ine |" an Renter
rtnoT'tr:
->nt ''iiS ago Na'iie Wy !t"'
.enaia WIN an fhg',Sh'',h
Mart'h HnS's. anu W. mao 'ht
'aaeh Win So""S: We pros
along me me !" F"n"tau"'
Tor Il Ateh Win an lhoi'h
gee. w hi'e there We !':t' a.
,ne his'rict up I" l"nnl
iheiN "i so1u. as ah"t ~
mao PASSED through ,o"'
"nich ne hau Pann"' lam
PONY I, somewhere III san
ape IN oiSaca. S"id
reached as iar a :"l. We
We're very nun? hnr' nav
ing run snort ana. gong
across the 'l'' 'r'F core mat W."
SHOULD pe cA ~; - ITS We're nu-
'hs'"uS. =" men met us
no. i'i .f - ~ S"e'. an" they
ootit h'to Nv ordered US "a
n;iil, ou' eVnlNer and took
men w - w. mem anu march
ed 'he OF :S' 70 OF Us. When We
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-07
TWO MEN MURDERED
Shocking Tragedy in Surry
County.
RETRIBUTION FOLLOWS
Murderer Pursued by Posse and Sh, /
Near the Hart. william Curs.s at
Every 3,ren,h Until Death
SiIences HIS Tongue.
tRy Tel.Sraph.)

rETERSHuitG. VA, Sept. G.-Yes-
t"idny j.. Il. Schmidt shot ana killed
Edward Hoffman and son. John r.
Hoffman. lu,nhcrmen from Buckingham
county. operating on Schmdts place
on James river. in Surrr county.
Schmidt went To Huffnan's mill and
deliberately shot young Hoffman seven
times with II WincE.s rifle in the
Presence Of his father. killing him in
St&ntly. and then turned upon the
father. who ritcouSly begged for his
life. ana shot him repeatedly until h.
VAS dead. ~ posse was sent IL :lrr..s
schmidt. but he refused t" surrcnde.
ana was shot near the h art. He lin
Grr"d until LAKE hour last night. when
n" died Of his wounds. cursilig Il, ,v-
cry breath. Thu remains of the IIofr-
man We're sent to their home today
They came TO This State from Wash
inStnn. -. &.
Schmidt was a member of the Louis
'hna Tigers during the war. and was
considered tn" finest rifle shot in this
section. He leaves Il family The tro,
Die grew out Of y business TRANSACTION
involving the raymeni of money 10,
lumber
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-07
TAKING LIFE MASKS.
II Is q Tedious Operation. Especial,
For the Subject
(Strand MAGAZINE


One often observes " hen r..ldin.: of 1b,
demise of a celebrity that Il mask was
taken by Mr.. So-and-So. lh. celebrated
sculptor. soon after the death. but real
~ very few people know how this is
carried out. They might have some
idea that plaster of paris is put over
the dead mans face. blu; there the iln,
ends.
y mask from life is taken almost pre-
clsclN III the same way as after death
save that much greater care. has to be
used. as the subjects life hangs on a
clse two small quilts. II requires 4
great deal Of nerve and patience to I'M
dergG. the sensation being most dis
agreeable. When a mask from life is
about to be secured the subject re-
clineS on a long table. and TWO towels
are placed around his neck and fore
head to prevent the plaster going where
not intended. The face is slightly
creased, but not enough to fill the pores
OF the skin. Care has to be esprciall,
taken with the eyelaShes as otherwise
in the subsequent operation these are
likely 70 be pulled off, which would not
be exactly pleasant. a small quill is
now inserted i'll either nostril to allow
the subject to breathe through. and
cotton wool lightly pressed around. the
base to keep he liquid plaster from in
trudng. y pair of scissors is always
the tops of the quilts. should BY any
chance the plaster splash up and cover
them. All being ready a few cheering
words are spoken to the unhappy vic
tim and the plaster is mixed. This is
carefully poured or sprnkled over the
features. The plaster. through being
mixed with warm water. quickly hard
ems. and in the course of about five.
minutes the mould is strong enough to
be taken off. 1t has 10 be carefully
done. as the subject is generally 50
very eager to get a mouthful of fresh
all once again. "A slight tap with the
hand is given to the two side pieces
which relieves the joints made by the
thread. The top or central piece is then
lifted up and pulled slightly downward
so as TO withdraw the quilts from thu.
nose as they come out with the mould
The sides are then taken off. Proba bly,
some of the hair may hold the mould.
but with a little coaXing. or by the in
sertiOn Of the scissors. it can soon be, e.
moved. Care must be used to get thu
ears. but without breaking either the
subject or the mold. The ears are only
taken on the front sides, cotton WOO!
being placed at the back to prevent the
plaster going around. When removed
the three pieces are put together ana
plaster placed on the exterior to hold
and strengthen them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-07
WA NT TO lei. ANNEXED.


MANILA. Sept. at "A meeting yes
trrd;tN of twenty leaders Of hr F.lip-
mos Of Ill sections. called IL discuss the
policy of these. iSl,nds. eighteen ,i them
We're "mpliltirHily III favor If outright
annexation to lll,. tuilcd States and lWo
Mere in favor nI Il Republic. 'rh. gen
'ial native opinion Is that i, is hest to
adopt United States Consul Williams
suggestion ana offer liberal induce
nr"nts tn the Independence factions i )
G operate and I" ;reward the services
rendered
The tni,tI States cruisers Olympia
ana Raleigh returned here from Hong
Is l.,!;iN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-07
GOVERNOR or SANTIAGO.
Splendid Military Record of the Fight
ing Doctor Gen. Leonard Wood
Santiago lCuhal TimeSl

''P'S''i,. AiliiihIS I>ecofd OIL the Fight
ing Doctor. Gen. Leonard Wood
Santiago (Cuha) Times.)
Cen. Leonard Wood. who has been
appointe! military governor of Santi--
.'Sp. has the entire confidence of the
President and his cabinet at Washing
ton There need be no fear of his fail
ing I" perform his antres, for he is a
man and soldier of wide experience
fully capable of responding to the re-
uur"ments of any situation in which
he may be placed.
Gen. Wood is better known to the
public as the former colonel of that re
!narlahly effective body of men known
as the Rough Riders. He earned his
promotion and his stars by his gallant
ry AZ FL Caney. and the colynelcy fell
IL his lieutenant. Col. Theodore Roose-
Welt, while he was placed in command
If the brigade. But the fighting at FL
carey and San Juan were by no means
the first experience of that sort for Gen
Mood He has seen plenty of guerilla
lighting in the West and Southwest
where. for many years he had served
with distinction as a surgeon. He is by
profession physician. but his achieve
incnts on the plains Of the West and on
the hills of Cuba suggest that With al
his altainments as doctor. he may be
more properly regarded as Il splendid
example If !, fighting machine. The re-
cords of sur warfare with the Indians
show that long before San Juan became
Il familiar name in every household. Or.
and capt. Wood was winning laures
as surgeon and a fighter in as tough
warfare as ever the ingenuity Of an
Indian has devised. He was still prac-
ticing his profession as All army sur
genn stationed at Washington when the
war With Spain broke out, and although
he held the highly responsible place of
physician to the President. he at once
reiinqnished it and started on the work
of organizing the Rough Riders. In
that work his intimate personal friend
MI. Roosevelt. joined With character
stic arilor and enthusiasm, and the
magnetic personality of both these men
soon attracted to them the brave and
sturdy fellows from the West and East
who have fought with such brilliant
courage about Santiago.
The fighting doctor assigned now to
the laborous and difficult work of adj
lninisterng the affairs of this city will
bring to that work the courage and in
diligence he has displayed in other
spheres OF activity. His professional
kno Wedge will be of the greatest value
in dealing with the sanitary aspects 0!
the problem he is called upon to solve.
/, is a happy choice which fixed on Gen.
Wood for this important work. and If
Santiago doesn't bloom and blossom. II
will be because blooms and blossoms
are impossible here.