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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-21
DON CARLOS INTERVIEWED.
THE PRETENDER SAYS NE WILL BE
INACTIVE FOR THE PRESENT.
ties While spain In Involved in
War, Bst VIII In Future Take De-

MADRID. via Biarritz. France, June u.
Ell impartial publishes an interview its
correspondent has had with Don Carlos.
As it is understood that the pretsnder re-
vised the interview before it was published
his statements may be regarded as In the
nature Of manifesto. Don Carlos said:
Il WON'T conceal from you that when /
lett Venice last April / was resolved 10
protest by means of force OF arms--that is.
d 0rdeitng my partiSanS to rise against
the people who were pros,isuting our coun-
Try by a series Of uninaginabie humiAa-
lions. but when l turned that way war
against the United States was imminent
ana might De declared any moment, and |
changed my resolutions and firmly decided
TO observe the most absolute iulpaSsivsiy.
Cnsweryed from this decision / do not
desire 10 create the least difficulty for my
country, since ii Is most important that
for her. My enforced inacton puts NE 10
despair. but l carry II TO the extreme of
depriyfng myself even of expressing my
opinion as TO current events
The governing sta,ecmen who have
committed the crime OF no; preparing the
nation for a war every one saw 10 be I'M
be able to accuse me of having Withdrawn
single Spanish will from the nations
force In the fight with the United States
;. Iaey brought on the war by yielding
10 American demands, and they will have
to take the responsibility OF their mistake.
This attitude OF mine will last so long as
tne present cOndiuOnS or analrS endure.
but when the hour FOR the great settle
ment arrives. shall make up for my pres
ent silence. I Will then take my revenge,
not by means OF words alone. but by means
OF acts. and / win do that as soon as my
conscience as Spaniard permits me to do
Ii. am firmly resolved to fulfill my duty
10 the end and to omit no sacrifice in order
TO redeem and avenge SPAIN
Don Carlos, questioned as to the policy
he would adopt in case he should mount
the throne. said he could not enter upon
the subject now beyond admitting the
necessity of large increase in the navy.
but he declared he had thought out and
completed plans regarding the military
problem and the question OF SPANS for
eign policy.
They are my favorite subjects of medi-
taton, he observed. land l have certain
mature ideas OF my own regarding them.
| have even carried some preliminaries
respecting alliances which l hope will
some day yield excellent fruit. This. in
my Judgment, IS the capital point. because
the proud isolation of Great Britain has
been and is deadly TO Spain. l must pass
the same judgment on the policy Of 60
ing about begging for protection and In
tervention.
1.-THE result Of such a policy can only
be- TO reduce to the condition OF Greece
or Servia the Spanish nation. which was
once the mistress of the world"
Don Carlos spoke eloquently OF the ne
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LONDON. June I.--The Honzkong cor
respondent OF the Daily Mail says
United States Consul WIldman has re-
eeiyef no fntinnation from his government
with regard 20 the future OF the Philip
pines Gen. Aguinaldo desires that the
Islands become an American colony He
declares that IL he cannot be connected
WITH the United States ne will insist upon
republic being formed. II any greater
country than the United States wishes to
secure control Of the Philippines thar coan-
Try VIII have to tight for it. The insur-
gents under Aguinaldo now have IL. 800
rifles and eight field pieces
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MEM SECOND irEurENANr~.
Something ssoat the Seunx Men
Who Represent This state

sF"cs ~ Dispatch 80 the fsosf-sat,s' sEer,ex-
" ASH G TON. June - The ssAzs-as
'*aFeranss appointed from Washington 20
asv svgs s%iectsd hy SssrA ta~ wtiSnu. mr.
nsrif * regards asn~~s TAey arr Irs
apf>asa .gTasgasS. B-s5sts5,,4 - . soa 6. Cap,
\ Esoatel}e a retired army offer. vs5f
kew" a ever the statv THE vcss~e r-7zr
ss>sN2 ss=,>na 81 a tSoa5ss al so axAns.sSt 81,
;ur West Pagi ~ wears ago
Kane was cAssseG frc-n tae students -
tho state agricultural calisxs oesnx the
cHe As A&& san tAe a}s asssi bea aFs 10 as
sssscs
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

dos forces. however. are faithfully keep
ting the pledges 90 Admiral Dewey and
his Philippine policy. which. | am credi-
bly, informed. ~ savuTably received in
Washington. being independent In al in
ternational affairs. under American PRO
tection. until the country is powerful
enough TO shape its own destlnies The
Philippines are apprehersfve lest German
intTtgues may interfere with the control
Of the islands.
should Capt. Gen. August, rests. Admiral
Dewey. 80 In expected ne viii lombard Ma
mia within Il week from now.
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WASHINGTON EAGER TO RAISE
ANOTHER REGIMENT FOR THE WAR


WASHINGTON, June 2O.-Urgent appeals have
been made TO the secretary Of give AUTHORITY to
Governor Rogers to raise full regiment under the
presidents second call, instead Of battalion Twen-
ty-fve hundred men, it is asserted have been drilling
for SIX weeks and the governor has wired here that
splendid regiment could be furnished at once Secre-
tary Ager has taken the matter under advisement
and has promised to consult the president about it but
thinks it doubtful if greater allotment of troops will
be permitted to the state SIAIJSON
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THE FORTS At SANTIAGO
spies Furnish sampson With Fuu
"Details OF Their Forc~

copyrighted iS9S by the Associated Pres.
on BOARD THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
plsFAnH HoAT DaINTI ESs OFF
SANTIAGO nt. CUBA June -. va <irgS-
ION. Jamaica. june 10. & 40 y. III. Rear Ad-
Hl'iti sampson authorizes the publication
~ -" following taforn1A; to.s abtsire8 from
'enno3ssancss ard from the s-7,t,ans.
Matters arr qaief =; Guantanamo Yes
tersiay 3 shell from the hattleshtp Ore
zen DESTROYED a railway car ard So, Il
warehouse - Ere \ SPY reports that me
spanish suutoat SanAova} has bean s.l@s
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WELDING THE PARTY LAsn
Democrats Propose to Csmpe1 -
hercnee to Caucus Deetstar.

WASHINGTON. June 1-The Dsmo.
cratic caucus called 20 consider the oses
tlon OF making caucus action In the eufsys
absolutely binding upon caucus ra,..a
pants remained in session until mldnIAs
flnal action was postponed unt!f -
Monday night when. If quorum 81 ID.
ent, a vote will be taken upon TIA ~.
tons offered tonight by Bailey and saa4
ed by McRea OF Arkansas. Baiiey's ns1s
ton provided that caucus action sAotlI i
binding upon all questions rot snyolyur
constitutions. contentious or Question:
treated in the national platforms
DIR. George III. Bridgeman. Tinted State
minister TO Bolivia, has arrived - Kinrs.
ton. Jamaica, on his way to New Yosk.
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LONDON. jan. @o-The Madrid CORA
spcfl2eut ~ the Morning Pest sass. m.
government, IL Is Reported. - strengthen
iae the garrison OF Madrid by eight rss.i.
mems. bae tSe report lacks conarma ION
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Large Quantity Purchased IN France.
U~lGium end Austria.

LONDON. June "a dispatch from
Paris says that an Austrian agent has
returned from Madrid. where ~ deE.ysres
- the Spanish authorities, vla The
E'yrsnefs s.osb ~. empty cartridges ard
French Austrian and Belgian sources
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SPAIN WILL BE A REPUBLIC.
Castelar, Pressed to Take the Lend-
erS.,Jp. hut Declines

LONDON, June 2i.-According to a dis
patch to the Daily News from Gibraltar
the Republicans at Madrid have again
vainly tried 10 induce Senior CASTELAR, to
return to the head Of the Republican par
ty CASTELAR, says his health is bad and
that he IL too old 10 work. but expresses
the conviction that a republic IS N the
door and about 10 take possession OF Spain
"Csrlism being ont Of the question and
monarchy being an absolute failure"
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4 .nEr> ADMITTED To WEST rot>r
tn"sx rh~m t~ Yoaus Hrsther OF
ffees. Aehsea

WEST POINT Ja~~ "a tNsg,--tu.s ~an-
Estates tDr easGesshsFs- ~ NsS} Peat ~Aa
Esas@FsS tAr$F EXAM Ess issgN isst Mar sw-
ssFt*t - A8s' Nax&f3 tsre TODAY seek
s@e s~aZh - allegiance sat mere a. ars.
@eI1slRtFt "a ca&<ts ~ 3se military as&f~
"aa$ Among 3h@ ga T}Se~ was 1srsss "
fN1t~ 1s - Al y. Es'-s ssro31rr So tne yazerr
aAe@4 osa~gr sae d5zssag2tSAess ssfs-%~sf In
'ssa ss1StaE ~ ssse MvTgaasag sfsaeEs og th.s
Sss' w~v@ tssassp ii. Sheridan, a. large.
CssAr.as Ie.fas.8 Ex@A
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COL. BRYAN TO 60 TO CUBA.
His Nebraska Regime Mt VIII lie Part
OF Gen. Lees Command.

WASHINGTON, June s-It IL regarded
as probable that Col. w. ]. Bryan and the
Nebraska regiment under his command
VIII be assigned 10 the army corps com
ma nded by Gen. FYtxhugh Lee. War de-
partment officials were reticenf about the
matter when questioned tonight. but there
Is excellent authority for the statements
that the assignment will be made.
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SPRINGFIELD. Mass. June sf-Pre~s-
dent Gates q Amherst college has %ent
a iefter 20 Inc trustees from Cambridge.
England. under dafe OF June Il. resign
ing TIE presidency ~ the institution
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Condensed DISPATCHES

TIE Sefsa's has confirmed the rora5aa tor
81 ~ \ hea&. n D. pcs Enasse~ a BAT
fan WE
North 1fcrTsan Lloyd stc@ nsmr kaass~ VII
ke,na DEE tSrevese frys-ys Fsrs.ss7sgs aux Into
Selst tl&sg pIesn oT, I81aay n5ih 2 damaged
Fss's4sT ara 35M aa detained untn Friday
jesse Ford = 6ragEsse Ma sIzfxe-
7sp%R Oh tee xsage ~ f4era Crow ara
Rev. Mr. Pssasags A. Tsyssss-E4yNzl yr.sy, s4FssT
~rere dreamed n9ax W hat gaeer Ia M tae
ostfssssAsuS OK a .ozt. src.n wAIs. .ssg
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cessity for prosecuting the war to the
utmost.
Our peoples wonderful nerve, spirit OF
resolution and exalted sentiment OF
honor" he said, "are the only things
which Spain can bring to a nation With
which she may strike an alliance In the
day OF the coming European coniagra-
ton. She must, therefore, preserve
jealousy that force and spirit. The only
disasters possible for US now are moral
disasters. for we have no further ma
terial ones TO suffer. having suffered all"
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ADMIRAL CAMARA DARE NOT
FACE SIMPSONS INVINCIBLE FLEET.
Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.

Special Dispatch to the Post-lnteigencer
NEW YORK, June 2O-A special from Madrid
says:
Minister of Marine Aunon has abandoned his orig
nal intention Of sending Admiral Camaras squadron
to the West Indies. Both Admiral Camara and Admit
raj Churruca advised him that it would be absurd to
face the immensely superior American fleet with only
five real war vessels. MARKHAM
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Spa nisA Fours.

LONDON. June = SPANISH tours clos
81 az S41.. Def gaia OK ~
PARIS. june @.-SSpssish tours closed
al - S-is a ret gain II s-Es
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Kan~a. VIII Furnish Coior~a Troep.

TOPEKA, ksr-. June 3l-Si3v F.eezay an
no1nc@d yos8ay that the two battanors Al
.otte6 70 Aa7sas under the second eaii FOR
volunteers vi b. recruited In 1hse calorei
population
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rien as premier. N. de Freyclne. :. ,.,..
lister OF foreign affairs. Theophile al So.
as minister OF marine. NJ. Godfrey -
aignac as minister OF war. ard NJ raa, /.
Lemobre as minister OF finance. m ~
eign policy will he unchanged.
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YELLOW JACK GETS A NEW START
Two More Cases of Fever Reported
at ncUenry. Miss.

WASHINGTON. june a.-Two new
cases % yellow fever have broken out 4.
McHenry. Miss. and were reported 10 sur
geon General Wyma5, OF the marine in
apection service today The new eases are
in the same houses where the first seven
cases occurred.
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LONDON. 5ure g.--Tt.e Paris ro-reseon-
assaa sIs sas Daily Mail says. cabinet
Azs cs< formed with r. Ferdinand 9nR.
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NAMES FOR NEW WARSH|PS.
TuuRTy-FIVE VESSELS DESIGNATED
ny SECRETARY LONG.
One of the Zig Battieships Z" ne
Called the Maine, the Two Others
the Missouri md Ohto-Forped"
BOat Will BE Christened BaEiey.

WASHINGTON, June ae.-There was
wholesale christening at the navy depart
merit today when Secretary Long supprea
the names for no less than thirty-hve war
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.essAr.as Is..tae..s. { Tar
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BECOME MORE DEFIANT.
Attitude of the French Public on the
Eashoda Question.

Attitude of the French Public on the
Faslloda Question.
PARIS, Oct. PA remarkable change
has come over French opinion on the
Fashoda question during the last As
hours. The attitude of the public is
moro inflamed and more defiant. This
is partly due to the tone of the British
press. but more to rhe threatening
speech of the British chancellor of the
exchequer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach.
which The Autorite calls "a provocation
that is almost threat of war
The municipal council of Paris is
abused on all sides for eXhorting the
government to avert war. In govern
ment circles the disposition seems to be
to resist the British demands.
1t is reported that the policy of
France, as definitely stated to Great
Britain, includes the retention of Fa-
shoda. Rumors that the Russian for
eign minister, Count Muravietf. has as
sured NJ. Delcasse. the French foreign
minister. of Russia's support III the
controversy tend to stiffen the backs OF
the higher officials.
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NOT ON THE MkENSiE.

Thumser Party Investigated K"m"rs OF
Gold, hut Found None.
FORT MCPHERSON, N. w. T., Aug. :,
via San Francisco, Oct. 24.-Wllllam
Thumser OF Chicago and party. en route
to the Alaska gold diggings. arrived at
Fort Mcpherson today, after passing
through Great Slave Lake to the
McKensie river, down the latter river to
the Peel river, and up the Peel to Nc
Pherson. -.
Mr. Thumser said: "Our party left
Fort Resolution July 10. and had am.
nle time to personally investigate all
rumors regarding the finding OF gold IN
tributaries of McKensie river. can say
for the benefit Of those contemplating
nrosnecting the McKensie expecting TO
f;nd gold in it's tributaries that none'has
heen found up to this time IN paying
quantities. notwithstanding reports to
The contrary. Quite number OF parties
have turned back and the majority OF
those bound for the Peel river are now
making their way towards the Yukon
river via Rat Belt and Porcupine rivers.
Few will succeed in getting through
th;s wear. We met party Of English
mon % today who are making their way to
the Arctic ocean, expecting to eaten .
steamer OF whaler and get to c'vihsa-
ton before winter sets IN
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Renovating for william.

LONDON. Oct. 24.-The zeal of the sui
tan of Turkey to renovate every town
and village in Palestine. through which
Emperor William of Germany passes.
has resulted in even holy places being
vandalized. The historical house of
Simon the Tanner. where st. Peter
lived. has been painted bright blue and
its floors have been laid with colored
tiles. Besides. the building has been
enclosed by a gaudy fence. while su
perb iron screen. over IA dome of rock
dating back TO the days of the Crusaders
has been coated with yellow paint.
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WARNING FROM RUSSIA.
Hicks Beach Forgot That France Had u
strong Ally.

Hicks Beach Forgot That France Had u
strong Ally.
ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. 24.-Comment-
Ing upon the recent speech of the Brit
ish chancellor of the eXchequer. Sir
Michael Hicks-Beach, the Novoe Nrem-
va. charges the chancellor with making
a violent attack upon the French gov
ernment and says he failed to bear in
mind that France has, in Russia. ian
ally resolved to support her i'll the
Fashoda question, in view of the full
solidarity of their interests"
Continuing, The Novoe Vrem3a ex-
presses wish that the matter be ami.
cably settled on the basis Of coifpensat.
ing France by the concession of al
outlet on the Nile, and the paper adds
that France should not demand more.
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.CH NEARER
Pyrry Of the New Mouth of
j. Yukon Cuts Of Nearly
SEQ Miles
he Distance Necessary to
teach the klOndike by
Water.
III Also DO Away With a
eat Amount of the Present
Danger.
ITS Of Gold on Tributaries
The Nckensie River Not
Substituted.

hiNGT"N. Oct. 24.-The discovery
miles additional territory on the
~ coast and of Il new channel for
"'uhd vessels. which will min
"a, as'anre and dangers to vessels.
'A"lally reported to the United
.''S' and geodetic survey by John
!; ."' assistant in charge Of the sur
'''n has been working in these
" nat the expansion Of Alaskan
~, IS due to, is not known. There
=, s,I'lllty Of accretion and constant
ha.. !" growth of the land SINCE the
|, "''s We're made, but the better
s,a IS that tits due to previous in
N, charts, the present be-
"' first regular and re-
|tn,s survey of the region.
''lhg Of the new channel will
.h; saving of about 400 or 500 miles
sing the Yukon. At present ves-
c.,' ',ea for the Yukon region have
NM ~ up the ocean outside the long
n; - miles off from the coast up
wL; L;'aels, there transship to small
do,"'' 'ch have to creep along the
'h.1" 10 Aphoon channel, 1OOmiles
NV NV st. Michaels. This channel
J low, water only two feet over the
i. ude. The new channel just
e;, 'he "Kuslivak," which will
.a', sn' feet over the bar at low
w;,, @ according to present expecta.
|ht ~ ~ permit ships Of moderate
~ proceed directly into tht
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FULL CREWS.
British Admiralty Orders All Sea-
Going Warships to Be Fully
Manned.
Officers on Leave or Unemployed
Ordered in Readiness for
Service.
War With France Not Really
Anticipated, but England
Will Be Ready.
Russian Newspaper Gives a Hint
That France Has a Great
Ally.

LONDON, Oct. 24.-The British admi-
ralty has ordered every seagoing warship
to have its crew made up to the full
complement as ordered in case Of mobil-
ization.
The order Of the British admiralty
practically means the complete telling
off pYospectively of every ships compile
ment in detail. Four torpedo boat de-
stroyers which We're about to be fitted
with new water tube boilers have had
their orders countermanded and have
been instructed to redraw their stores
Officers on leave Of absence or unem-
ployed have been notified to hold them
selves in readiness to commence active
services if required.
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IN READINESS TO MARCH.

French Troops at Nantes Complete Their
War Equipment.
PARIS, Oct. 24.-The Temps publishes
a dispatch from Nantes saying that the
Fourth battalion Of the infantry regi-
nents comprising the Twenty-first divi-
sion, with headquarters at Nantes, have
completed their war equipment. The
division is now in readiness to march
when ordered, and it is believed here
that the troops are intended for coast
defense. The defense of st. Nazaraie is
also being organized.
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ENGLAND Is FIRM.
Major Marchand Must Leave Fashoda at
Once or He Will Ise Elected.

Major Marchand Must Leave Fashoda at
Once or He Will IBe Elected.
LONDON. Oct. Achievement circles
here are apparently satisfied that the
Fashoda question will not lead to war.
At the same time the statement is reit-
Grated that the government will not
bulge from the position it has taken. no
matter what the outcome. 1t is also
said on good authority that the govern
ment is not disposed to brook unrea,on-
able delay and that in the event OF
France declining to eyacuate Fashoda
Major Marchand and party will be re
moved from that place. although it i.
not expected that it will be necessary Il
resort to such extremes.
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Money Orders for Japan.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 24.-The postoffice
department has arranged with the pos.
tai department of Japan for the indirect
exchange of money orders between this
country and Korea. and on and after
Jan. l. 1899. money orders may be
drawn for payment at the japanese
postoffice at Chemnlpo. Fusan. Seoul.
Yuensan and M:kho. in Korea and in
like manner at those Offices for payment
in the United States.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-24
DeWitt's Witch Haze! Salye
Cares Piles. Scales. Burns

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve has the
largest sale OF any Salve in the world.
This fact and its merit has led dishonest
people 70 attempt to counterfeit it..
Look out for the man who attempts to
deceive you when you call for DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve the great pile cure.
Cook & ODEE,
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Letter uospital Closed.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Oct. 24.-Leiter
hospital the largest general hospital at
Chickamauga during the summer, has
been closed. Only half dozen patients
remained in the hospital and these We're
removed to Sternberg hospital. There
are now about 100 patients i'll the Stern
berg hospital. and many Of these will be
discharged during the coming week.
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Yukon from the south ana then con-
tinue up the river 400 or 900 miles 10 Il
safe landing before transshlpping 10 the
smaller boats which will 60 the remain
der of the way up the river.
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MASIiA, Oct. M.-General Whittier,
tho collector Of customs here. has been
ordered to proceed to Paris for the pur.
poso VI testifying before the United
Stxlsu pe,sce commission there.
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BREWERS WILL MEET.

Beer Manufacturers to Make a Concerted
Attack on the Tax.
New YORK, Dec. 6.-Brewers repre-.
senting S. per cent of the beer manu-.
factur,.s in the United States will hold
a special open meeting in this city next
Wednesday. The congress has been
called by the United States Brewers
association. Delegates will attend from
all over the country.
1t is stated it is the object OF the
brewers to pass resolutions calling upon
congress to abolish the war tax on beer
The delegates present will represent
capital of more than $4O0. 100000. This
will be the first time in the history O.
this city or any other city where st
many millionaire brewers have gathered
in one hall ut the same time.
Just what action will be taken towart
having the war tax on beer repealed ha
not been decided yet. It is likely, how
ever, that a delegation of brewers viii
be directed to go to Washington ant
ask the president to ask congress t
abolish the tax.