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The silver star., 1898-09-01
Dewey IL D,spier.ed

Manila. Aug. 2J.-Admiral Dewey
has organized n court of inquiry.
which is now Investigating the causes
of the delay Of the monitor Mona,l-
mock at Honolulu. The admiral was
crcatly displeased by the tardiness of
that vessel. Her big guns might have
been sadly needed ut the capture of
Manila. She loafcd 80 long on the Pa
cifc that she arrived after nll the
fighting was over and not until she
was some days overdue. Commander
Walker OF the Concord In defending
Captain w. II. whiting Of the Monnd-
mock. The investigation IL attracting
much interest among the naval ofii-
GERS.
The situation here Is quiet. There
IL no disorder and the insurgents are
less hostile In the!- attitude. Though
they control the water supply, the city
does not lack water.
Provost courts have been organized
and now hold sIttings. Colonel Jewett
acting M chief.
There are few cases OF sickness In
the fleet and the army.
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urAu MAN KILLED Ar cAv,rr
s"''""s Ars"y whi"h Usew ~, os tho
b,s"i'srse ~ - ue."i,~r

Manila, Aug CO Wednesday n
corporal aud two troopers of bnticry
Of the Utah artillery. after dlacu.
barking ~ 'nvli". were sent on nm
rrrnnd
While pnaslng through Tho nirc.iq
Trooper llunHon discharged his ~.
N"l,"r' l, wnH all mere fun. but tho
natives IN the Immediate iocnllty w.,o
much alarmed for tho time.
IN" natives immediately began lit.
ing llHmouniod cavalry were sent la
u'on Tho disturbance, hut the nntly,a
misunderstood tho movement mud IN,
n'inE became" general. Trooper Illus.
ron wnr Killed aud Corporal Andcrao,,
norinlly wounded
Troopers insj"n, Nachbnr, conn,,,,,
nnh Doyle of the Fourth cavalry wr,,.
wounded
-Four natives were killed nnL severn,
wounded.
"rn'rn' Agulnnldo has csprcs.,,i IN.
.'R,,, ~ mus encounter nnd promises
10 punish tho Offenders. No fur,h,,
trouble N expected
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WANT THE AMERICANS.
msniis Merchants rn.nimousIy Favor n
United States Prsteetorate.

| London. Aug. 2G.-The correspondent
~ the Times Mt Manila, ielcgrapiing
| Friday. a8ys:
The military division is working
efficiently In all departments. Local
business is being actively resumed.
he water works nrc in operation and
the PnsiR river IN open. Stringent
measures lave been taken to Insure
the sanitation Of the citadel, which Is
crowded with prisoners. The abo,n.
iDably Gltby condition Of the Spanish
bnrrncks is n mcnncc 10 the general
hcnlth. which nt present. however. IL
excellent.
Among the American troops there
nav" been only seventeen denths from
Illness since hndiDg. Twcnty-threc
thousand stands Of arms. ten million
cartridges and an immense a,,nptIty
of large ammunition have been sur
rendered. with ncnrly 1900 prIsonc,s :.
The Insurgents recently dispatched mn
armed steamer with 800 soldiers o,,
board FOR mn unknown destination
consequently conAiwIsc steamers
manned by Spanish snilors were
Nfrnih 10 venture out until insured Of
The protection OF the American fleet.
" N Impossible to obtnin informl
non from the Interior except niong the
rni'wnyH. where everything IL quiet.
III. r,iipors concerning ins,Irpcut
netivlty In the southern pnrt OF TN.
island nre credited here.
Six hundred priests. Including ttO
prisoners nmong the insurgents, VIII
depart FOR Hong Kong In charge Of
mo Belgium consul ns soon M the
Transports cnn he procured.
Thcr" IL undoubtedly practical unan-
unity among the merchants, irrcspcct
I've of nationality. In favor OF the pcr.
Inancnt occupation Of the nrchlpcjnro
by th" Americans. Nobody concciyc,
the rc-csinbllshmcnt OF Spanish SOW.
crclgDty mn possible.
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BANKERS ADJOURN.
George II. Russeii Of Detroit Elected
President.

Denver. Aug. 2J.-The twenty-four;h
annual convention OF the American
Bankers Association came to a close
yesterday.
After successful session OF three
days duration. during which a num-
bcr Of Interesting papers were read and
an unusual amount OF important bust
ness was transacted, the convention
was adjourned at ! O'Clock yesterday.
The new officers chosen are:
President-Georgc ii. Russell, presi-
dent OF the State Savings Bank Of De
troit.
First Vice Prcsident-walker Hill of
St. Louis.
Treasurer-G. NJ. Reynolds OF Chi
cago.
Sccrctary-Alvah w. Trowbridge Of
New York.
Chairman Executive Committee
James Il. Branch of Virginia.
Last night the bankers left In spe-
clal trains for visit to Cripple Creek.
Manitou, Pueblo and Colorado Springs.
The majority Of them will return to-
Tnorrow night. a few will stop here
and spend Sunday in the city. but the
much greater number will only pause
here long enough to make connections
with trains that will bear them home
ward.
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THE sPANiARDS RETURN.
Landing of Soldiers Received Little At
tentIon In spain.

London. Aug. 2G.-The Madrid CORE
spondent Of the Standard says:
Nothing can better Illustrate the
-ountry's wearincss and disillusion than
the small excitement caused by the re-
turn Of the rcpairinted troops. or the
225.DOO men who have left Spain for
the Antilles since March, 1895. 10000
have pcrishcd In Cuba. 5000 have
been sent home Invalidcd. and the re-
mnindcr are returning 10 bc disbandcd,
nftcr receiving u portion OF their nine
months arrears Of pay.
This clever stroke Of policy on the
pnrt Of the government will. II Is be-
licvcd. avert the dangers that other
Wise might have existed Of the discon-
tented army being made the tools of
military or political Intrlguers and Car
lists.
There are foriy-tlircc generals and
G.OOO other officers on the active list.
For these II In proposed that the num-
her Of line regiments shall he In
creased.
The government has very literally
provided hospitals and other nccOinmO-
dRtiOns for the returning troops. and
privaic subscriptions ARE pouring In
from vnrlOus parts Of Spain. also for
the assistance OF the sick soldiers.
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PEACE COMMISSION.
&c gfvg MeMggas ArgolNrgn.
se~s.ssry Dsys Jssese~ WHITE. s~~sscvs
f,.sss sns F,ye sns wnsssSsw Rssd Are
~. Man Nsnssd.

Washington, Arg, NJ. The Cabinet
was IN session fwo hours to-day and
Devoted a large share Of The time "a
matters whieh viii enfae before the
peace commission. st the adjourn.
Hsent Of The meeting. Secretary Day
announced Fiat fopr members 0f the
commission had been selerfetl, sesrss-
farY Day, Senator's Davis and Frye
and Mr. Wbltefaw Reid.
IS fo the slffls member of the com.
mission. NJ definite asnounceroeE:
eonId ba mSae, Jfssttce Whites ac-
ceptance MT having At that time been
received
Secretary Dny ~ : o'elOck an
f'onHced that 1pssice White u the srs-
preme Csgrf had accepted the eOrf-
nissiOnersbips that sIi now have ac-
csnfsd ami TIC l@ace cOfnfn!sslOa
stands completed. The official IN
DoGaceTaeut win follow.
The following attaches d the peac-
commission have been seIected and
VIII h. appointed by the President.
John Moore ~ Massachusetts. nov
assistant secretary ~ the state. 70 he
secretary Of he commission. and i.
W. NacArilnur Of Nesg York TO te a..
sjsiant secrefafr.
Mr. Macarthur was formerly hrsf
secretary Sf The United States legation
sf Madrid and is nfsN IN special ti,t.
lies 81 the State Department. ffe has
had eonsiderable experience in wofI:
~ diplomatic nature. These hp.
lolntBenfs were decided on by the
President lids afternoon.
Assistant Secretary Moore io-ni2n.
admitted his selection rs secretary Of
the commission. He said hs had not
decided when he would resign his po-
siiion rs assistant secretary of stnfe.
but that y would probably BE- within
o fortnight.
He had long conference with ,bn
President this afternoon. Secretary
Day nls1 had nn Interview with the
President
The membership of the commission
being completed. Secrct1ry Dny mr.
ranged to leave Tor Canton Tomorrow
IN order 70 make his personal prepnra-
tiDns for the trip ~ Paris.
lie VIII he accompanied by Mrs
Dny. WHO has entirely recovered from
brr recent Illness.
Tn" secreinry lias already shipped 20
tbntpD huuber Of his personal q.
fects in anticipation Of his early 10.
iircmcui from the bnnd Of the state
Department.
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Cou,dn,t Find Andres.

Berlin, Aug. 26.-Thc steamer Heligo-
land Of the Learner north pole expedI-
tion has returned to TromsOe for re-
pairs. After penetrating to within 900
miles OF the pole, or rs far as eighty
one degrees thirty-twO minutes north
latitude. the searchers for Professor
Andrce report no trace Of the explorer.
The expedition visited Spitzbcrgen and
King Charles Land. where a consider
able exploration was made with view
TO liking the topography. There u
third large island was discovered ana
was named August Sclleri island. Still
seeking some sign OF Andree and his
balloon. the expedition rounded North
east land In a terrific storm, but for
want OF results and because Of injury
to the vessel this. the first part OF the
Swedish expedition. had to bc aban-
dOned.
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Peace un,.n In s...,,..

Mystic. Conn. Aug. asi-At to.,inv,s
session or the thirty second nnuuni con.
.rnt'on OF the Universal Peace J'nion.
letters were rcnd by President Lave
among them being one from Charles
S"hlcy. brother of Admiral Sch,cv' AMI
relative OF Miss Jessie SchIcv. wh"
went 10 Madrid On nm crrnnd ~ pcncc
cnblc.rnm was rcnd from the Ans.
'rinn Peace society. which said:
'Ulcss your work."
~ the business scesiop tho clsx,st.,,,
~ officers resulted M follows.
frcsidcnt-A Alfred II. Love Of pb,ls.
i",ph'n. and scvcnty.fivc vjcc nrvssi.
dents In various parts OF tho v'm,s.sy
States and Europe.
s,crr'nry Charles Hastings. Phi,n.
iclphin. "''"
a committee appointed Yesterday m.
ported ten resolutions. tho sul,rtn me-,
OF which wcrr NJ follows:
Thnt they were thankful that ths
war was over; that they wrrc con
.inccd that the late hostilItics nm,
demonstrated the inc,mnnt tIhii,,v IN
war; that General sherman was r,rh,
when he said; War IL hell" nna shn,
humanity demands that nrh,trnsl.n N.
substituted FOR the military svsscm
They were also convinced that ~,
breeds national insanity; that wnr M,
the cucmy " the poor. aud that ~,
TOT conquest means Imperialism.
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scnslngas AZ OMAHA.
cIsso~sss Pssas for sbess Esssvssssnssws
"a tbs Eas~ssssSo.


Omaha. Asz. - One N the fiveIlext
days af The Tsansmsssisspps Exposition,
ps.ri0.. IN Omaha will be National
shrineFs' Day. september 1sth. Invita-
tiass have been sent TO the 5O,fspl
members Of Shriner Temples In the
United states and CANADA and the 10
cal committee ~ expecting an attend
ance of upwards of 5000
The arrangements for The reception
and entertainment Of visiting nobIes
are IN the hands ~ Ioinf committee
of Tan2ier Temple Of Omaha and se-
s,ssrfs Temple Of Lincoln. Nebraska.
The committee is working with great
vigor. and will do all IN sts power 10
make the occasion a memorable one
even in shriner annals
\ reception wlI h. given TO the visi-
tors on the evening of Tuesday. Sep
ternber, 18th, at which every one will
have an opportunity 10 become ac-
qnainied. The foIlowing day viii BE-
spent entirely on me exposition
grounds. The managers Of the expo
sitiof. have turned over The auditorium
n the shriners for their exclusive use
during the day. and af II O'Clock in the
forenoon speeches of welcome will he
made IN this building and Shr,ner
badges will h. distributed. After lun-
eleou the shriners from states which
have state buildings On the grounds
VIII give receptions to Shriners from
other states In their respective build
in9s and zern-zem irpwIs Will be pro
vjded, by permission of the rnanagcrs
of the exposition. in each Of the build
ings.
A, O'cIOck concert viii be given
In The Auditorium and the remainder
Of the afternoon VIII he given up 10
visiting The exposition buildings and In
speeding exhibits. At there will be
n grand abriner parade through the
grounds, ending up at the Midway.
where arrangements have been made
for the shrincrs 10 visit the various ai.
fractions in deiachmentA. 4 briIlian.
display of fireworks will be given by
the exposition management NJ . p. m.
tho get pieces ~ be- special Shrincr Dc.
signs. After the fireworks the remain.
Ing hours of the evening Will he spent
by tho visitors on the Midway.
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FIGHTING NOT ALL OVER.
spsninrds and insurgents Have Had .
Bioody Battle In the Philippines.

Madrid. Aug. 2i.-The government
hns received II dispatch from General
Rios, governor OF the Vizcayas islands
and the successor OF General Jau-
dcncs In the govcrnor-gcncrnlshi OF
the Philippines. saying that there has
been bloody fighting between the
Spaniaris and the Insurgents, with
nm estimated loss to the latter OF 800
men. The Spanish losses were 'unim-
pOrtnnt."
The dispatch says that number Of
the insurgcnt chiefs were captured
and shot. A sergeant OF gcntnrmes,
who attempted to IncItc a rising
against the authorities. barely escaped
lynching at the hands OF the popu-
lace. Hc was turned over to the
courts and shot.
General Rios adds that lie has or
gnnized six battnlions OF natives and
Spnnlnrds for the purpose or resisting
n threatened Invasion Of Insurgents (
from the island Of l.,,xon. and also n
small squadron TO watch tho consts
nnd rivers of Mindoa island and the
Vlzcnyns. The government Ii highly
satisfied with the service OF General
Rios.
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AMERICA As = NAVAL PIONEER.
Dssfsss Msy PseHs ~ the United staten
Naval Espsp msnfs

Dsstsss msy PseHs ~ the United ststes'
Naval Espss msnts.
London. Aug. 25.-Navai circles here
are Interested In the announcement
that the United States government *
contemplating the expenditure Of $50
100000 In tho building 0f fifteen new
war vessels. British naval construct
ors have much respect for the Ameri-
can inventive faculty. to which, guild
ed by tho experience gained In the war.
they look for Important II not radical
notifications In the prevailing type Of
warship. In the new vessels Of the
American navy the English naval ar
chItects expect TO find valuable object
lessons.
Already these constructors are CON
sIdcring whether. In the light Of the
naval battle Of July Bird. extensive aI-
tcrations ought not to be made In ships
already built TO minimize the danger
from shell fire. which the vessels OF
Sampson's feet proved to be so muir
derous.
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TIVE PHILIPPINE PROBLEM.
AK"i"sid" usy t's Allowed =, Form y Gov
"rnw"nt an Mindsns" Under American
Ctnlnnl i.,n.

Washington. Aug. - When the
American policy In The Philippines is
determined II viii bc with u fun re-.
gard for the rights of the people In
those Islands Information which bns
f'Hehe1 Washington from Mnnill iuli
'h'"H Tint The Philippine insurgents are
much better Organized than thu inrIr.
gents pf 'uha. ARulnnldo. their youth.
fui hh1rr. hnH moreover. shown sur.
pflsinR administrative ability. In the
main he hnH lived up To his promises
'" Consul Wildunn. when he wna
iurhiHhoh nfnus FOR his troops. He IL
hinbiii"ua ~ rule. II ~ not iuprobn
~" Tint b" VIII hc furnished mn oppor-
'nniiy for the Rrniiiicniion Of his nmbl
non, winch ought not only 10 pl.aAr
NM bni ought to produce the best of
i""iibR among the whole nnliye Ipopu-
lhion towards il" United States. There
~ now receiving some consideration
IN administrative circles n plan which
would AFFORD n solution Of the phlIIp.
pm" problem. II IN for the United
H'n'"A io f"inlD sovereignty over III. IL.
Ihhh pi Lii1on pnd allow the inuur.
H"ntH. under III" leadership OF AguinnI-
np To form government on the IA.
innh OF Minhnnno. under the protection
OF fh" United Sinlca. II IN believed
here tint ihlH plnn would bc perfectly
"''"plnhl" 10 ARuinnIdu nnj his follow
"tn' WIN n progressive nation like
,h' United SlnieH holding The isle OF
b'yon hhh extending 10 them every mid
hnd nHHlHinbco. there would bc no rca
son. except their probable incnpnclty.
why the FlllpinoH should not build up
. prosperous republic on tho Island or
Mlnjnnno,
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mig Monitor. Doing North.

Washington. Aug. 25.-The four big
monitors. Terror. Puritan. MIantono-
nah aud Amphltritc, and the cruiser
Montgomery have been ordered by the
Navy Department to Newport, Rhode
Island. II Ind been thought the nonI.
tors would bc used In the large ports
OF Cuba aud Porto Rico. but II Inns now
been decided TO send them north. The
Minntoiomah IL at Dry Tortugnr. and
the others are In West Indian WATERS.
The extreme heat hns told severely on
oncers and men Of the monitors. these
crnft having very limited accommota-
tions above deck.
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What Is the feeling ~ the raco to-
warh the United States government
one hears them say little Of loyalty or
of patriotism. though that Is no sign.
ms The children say. Among ihs
troops generally. however. there Is
now more respect for The 'coon soldier
than there vas IT Tampa and KsY
West. hnd In The uos great army
which We are preparing Tor permanent
service. especially n We hsvn To put -
standing force In Cuba. negro recruits
ran be fnade of Immense value"
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In...e. Helped rA.-..,,,,,

New York. Aug. 25.-Bar room res.
tauranis nnd fruit stands along the
whnrvcs near South Ferry. BROOKLYN,
are being put In order to-day after n
raid Of 500 hungry colorcd immuncs
yesterday.
The cOlorcd troops were members Of
the Twenty.third KanMs volunteer In.
fantry. and claimed TO have been with.
out food for twelve hours. They were
on their way to Santiago.
The troops refused TO board the
transport for Santiago until fed. and
when refused food. laid down their
gun. aud raidei all the places In the
ncighborhood.
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rAe, w..s Z. n. A..r.e...

Kingston. Jamaica. Aug. 25.-Thc
American movement which commenced
on Mondny At Manchester il rapidly
spreading and Is finding general acccp;.
ance as the only visible alternative 10
RUIN. The promoters Of the movement,
are pushing II vigorously. being de.ir.
Gus OF strengthening the hands OF
samaica's Representatives at the bar.
oadoes conference. thus encouraging
'ntercoioniaI cooperation. The sole OBJ.
snc'e encountered Is the color Ques.
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The war with Spain ls doing with
the i-ceni piece what retail Traders and
the postal department failed 10 do"
according 10 tho han Francisco cbron
icIn. The measure which congrons
framed Tor raising revenues with
which Ia carry ON the war makes II
necessary for every one oDgngad In
business Ia handle the copper cen,
IN" telegraph cannot ba used without
"msing iicen' revenue stamp ON tn.
written mrnHngn. ana no check .nn
paas over the counter of n bank md
be honored without similar treatment.
This war measure baH thus forced ON
the Pacific coast without oppoaI,io, +.
coin which II would have taken yaara
~ r"as'ns TO persuade II 10 accept by
any ordinary procoHp" Ever since IA /,
d'Hoovety ri gold In California tho cent
han been In Disgrace,
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Senator lfpnr declared. In n fecnni
address before Clark University Sum
met School. that You can find no sur
st test of the spirit that animatcs tho
youth of country In giving up It's
ne N great vnr than In The battle
hymns of nations. Tho inspiration ri
France has been found. and is H,ili
found. In tho stirring strains u tho
'Marseilialse.' Sons of France. awake
to glory jui an American woman
has struck for the American youth -
'ofi'sr strain In the Battle LYNN OF
the HepublIrf
In tho beauty ~ the lilies Christ was
born across tho sen.
"A he died 10 make men holy. so We
die To- mako them FREQ
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NATIVES ARE rERRoRizEp.
state Of Anarchy Esists In Some M
rnotc Dlstslcts Of rnria liirn.


New York. Aug. 26.-A cable Ia tl,.
Herald from Ponce. Porto Rico. xuys:
General Stone. who Inns lust r,.-
turned from The vicinity OF Arccibo. re-.
ports Tint u state OF anarchy exists In
the country districts.
The withdrawal of the SpanIsl,
troops gives tho gucrrillns free play.
Last night force of irrcguinrs w,ckc,l
ANA burned large plantation near Al.
Junias.
General Stone says tlat the pcoplc
are tcrrorizcd and nrc praying FOR
Nin"fcnn protection. The SpanIs,,
'"rncr'y covered the country with n
mounted patrol our forces have moi
sr' been put In charge. The natives
nnd the SpnnIar,is are busy c,ittinr
chcl others throats. General Stonr
son, full report To General Miles 10.
night.
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win u. Mu.,.r.., Out.

Washington. Aug. 25.-Ordcrs were
Issued to-day To muster out the follow.
Ing: Fourth Pennsylvania infantry,
Sixth Illinois infantry. Second Wiscon.
sin Infantry. three Louisiana light hat.
tcrics. two Rhode Island light batter.
les. two Iowa light batteries. two or.
egon light batteries. First Wisconsin
light battery. two troops Of Kentucky
cavalry. light battcry A Of Missouri
light artillery. Twcniy-sevcnth light
battery Of lndiann artillery and ligh,
batteries A.. II and G Of Pennsylvania
light batteries.
Whcrr the troops mustered out are
not specially designated they include
niI OF that arm Of the service from
the states named.
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rsr American ,.,r.r..

Washington. Aug. 1,-'rhc Navy pc.
r"r'ncm has ordered the cruisers 81.
Louis aud 81 Pau, o the League
's'and navy yard, Philadelphia. whcr,
,n'y wi'' I've rcstorrd 10 their condition,
~ liners and returned 10 the Amcrl.
can I'm" from which they wor rhnr.
terrell Tho Vale and Harvard. ,hc
Other ships " this line, are sim In ,hc
ser'ic" " the War Department A.
Troop transports hut thcsc arr nis,
likely to hc rrturnc,l 10 the company 4,
~ carly day, '"
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Raeleas eer cuhaw l.ee,,e.

Washington. Aug. e5.-Thc Comnl
sNilcd from Tampa TO Havana to-tiny
with one million government rntionr
for distribution TO the starving pcoplc
cf Cuhn. These ratIons will bc dts.
trihutcsi by Lieutenant A. n. Niskcru
under the direction of Captain Lotus
Niles Of the artillery. In conformity
with the orders of the President and
secretary of war. Supplies will bc
furnished 10 other provinces In the
islAnd under the direction of ofiicr-r
of the army NJ emergency may de-
mand.
II has lscn learned that there vilI
hc no difiiculty regarding the entry
cf the supply verecls 10 Cuban ports,
cF their distribution under the iirec.
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He knew everybody. snd he knsw
something good about sVeryDOd7." Is
The tribute contemporary pays 10 n
View fork Journalist u reminds "a
that men Who stssdfssiiy cultivated
one ~ these accomplishments have
died AMI LEFT fsv moprnsrs. Bnt i,
vas the wrong one.
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The ancient city of winchon,cr. trn
Rland' Is th's year celebrating iia ono
'houannd,h annlvefenry ma n munl,I.
pal corporation, ia ffni mayor bayinp
heen one i,eornwnlf. In spg. n was
u WI, ho remembered. tho c,pj,ni ~
England In tho reign ~ Alfred the
one thounandth Anniversary OF whoa.
death 10 soon To he commomo,at,J
Winchester In Identified with tho ca,,.
rlo' of the Athurian legends, cu,,oua.
W enough, thip very time has b,,,
chosen Tor u petIoup attack upop Tho
hIptor, ~ Alfred Our chief Ln,ui.
cdae concornlnR him Ia derived from,
Latin manupcrip, attributed I, Az.
ser hut careful investigators now do.
Glare that manuuc,lp, To bo N mara
compilation W more W lesn apocry,h,l
sa'pr, made nome contufies af,,, Al
ftrd's time, and there IN thua a,,,.i
danger that tho great k,np NAV ,.'
come M doubtful AMI ahai,wy a ,os
scnase M Arthur himself. N.y,,,ha
less, the word VIII probably ron,lnuo
10 c''na tc the tale " the burnt ,a.,.
and rightly. FOR u In cdifylns ana IN.
.r'r'na. whether authentic or not
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Some Bosion families buried their
silvsrnsfs In anticipation Of a Spanish
Invasion, ana oBs f;os,sn citizen be-
came frantic because he eouldni fni
any 70 hurry.
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The right 10 vote may zo % the pen
Die u Hawaii slong with annexation ,
bn, 1t mus, he remembered ths; rs
bays soo1 deal Of ignorant voting
here.
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tion of United States army offIcprs- n
II stafcd Thai the Spanish authorities
In cufm are glad TO have the provis-
Ions sent In.
The silver star., 1898-09-01
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Washington. Aug. M. order IA, j.
been issued hy the War Ornnrtm.",
extending tho furluugh of volunteer
n',cn icn,r " absence from shlr, j,
days 10 sixty days.
The silver star., 1898-09-01

The toBsse Of Bs4rtg ssesfig belongs
10 a married woman.
The silver star., 1898-09-01

Ths osIipisysr who hits the most
balls" AZ sisst always hits the 'swest
in nexi days game.