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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-29
IN opposITIoN ro {. a. ".

PHILADELPHIA. sept p.-The breach
between the professional circpt eaasTu ~
ana lhe l.. A. W.. which began IN Irentcn'
N. j.. Monday night with re2udiatlon
OF the league and the formation Of tenn
porary organization. TO be known as the
National Racing cyclists uni n. was
wldened tonight when the riders met IN
this city and formed permanent organ
ixatlon. of1ccrs were elected. a dez
new members were admitted and sche lule
dates for the month Of october we're de-
elded upon. The riders also refused soso-
iu,ely 10 take part in the national meet
scheduled for woodsido Park for tomor'
row unless the management Iepudiated
the l.. A. w.
The officers elected az tonishts mee.ins
were. Eddie Bald. president. Arthuf
Gardiner. vicc-prcsIdent; Tom Cooper. re-
cordlng secretary; r. I'd spooner. cor e
snondIng secretary; y. A. MeFaTiAnd'
treasurer. These officers. together Win
Tarl Kiser and Jay Eaton. w.ll constitute
the board Of governors.
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A CRITICAL TINE
During the Battle
of Santiago.


THE PACKERS At THE BATTLE OF
SANTIAGO DE Cuba WERE ALL
HEROES. THEIR HEROIC EFFORTS
IN LIFTING AsiMUNIT1oN AND
RATIoSs TO THE FRONT SAVED
THE DAY.
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GENERAL GARCIA AND
GENERAL LAwToN CONFER.
General Garcia AHplreH 20 No Honors'
save the Command Of the Cuban
Army

NEW YORK. Sept 2s.--A dispai h 10
the Herald from Santiago do Cuba says;
To General Demetrio Castillo has been
offered the position OF counsellor and hS'
sStant TO General Wood In arranging
matters concerning the cubans In the
oapliulated territory. lie will probably
accept.
In an informal conference between q n
eral Garcia and General Lawton the situ-
alton was fully discussed. General 0areia
informed General Lawton that there was
a tremendously strong feeling among the
Cubans regarding the inteniions OF the
Americans and that no solution save in
dependence would be accepted by them.
Any other proposal. Genrh Garcia assert
"a. would bring serious trouble and
probable conflict between the United
States ana the CubanH.
Personally. he assured General iANton
he would do everything possible 10 amo th
out matters lie had no intention. he
said. an posing as president Of the re-
pubic. His sole ambition was the COM
mand OF the army. II seems liktly that
General Garcia will be offered the posi-
tlon Of commissioner OF some Kind TO
act In arranging matters.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-29
THE CAREER or A GREAT MAN
COMES 10 a PEACEFUL cLosf
Death Of Thomas y, Bayardlat tho sum
mer Home of Ills Daugpter, Mrs.
Warren, In Massachbsetts.

DEADHAM. Mass. Sept p.--Tbomss y.
Bayard died this afternoon at KnrlHeini
The summer house Of his daughter Mrs,
Warren.
About tho middle of August Mr.. Bay.
ara came 10 be guest Of bis daughter
ana son-iD-law. He was sick, but u was
given out that his illnsas was merely due
10 declining years. lie steadily grew
worse, however. ana had spells Of semi
and Of dellrium. a con-
sulat.on 0f physicians was held August
% and they agreed thai Mr. Bayard was
suffering from artorle colorosis and a
general breaking down incident 10 age
Ito suffered no pain 10 any noticeable oe-
gree and the chief tendency was 20 sleep
During few weeks Of his Illness hr.
Isnyard Was able 10 ~ up. but ~ the
days. passed he became gradually weaker,
and three weeks ago he lai1 himself on
his bed and never again rose from II.
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DANISH QUEEN IS DEAD.

coPENHAGEN. Sept. 2o.--The queen OF
Denmark died nt $40 this CJhursdaO
morning.
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VALUABLE SOUVENIRS.

WASHINGTON Sept 2.-Two valuable
.ouyrnlrp OF the capture OF Manila weie
received at the navy department To-Day
from Admiral Dewey. one u the oin'iaI
aar OF ManiIa." sewed TO which was
linen memorandum that the flag was
"haulcd down August 10. isss, at $40 by
Flag Lieutenant Brumby and Signal BOYS
stanton and Ferguson. from the flagship
olympia. after the surrender OF the eily
20 tho combined naval and military forces
OF the United States" The other souv-
cnir was The fiag Of the spani'h armed
,ranspor, Ccbu. captured al Manila Az
gust 10. 1885"
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AL0En IS SATISFIED.

WARRINGTON. Sept sl--sscretary
Algcr has returned 10 Washington. Il IL
said the results Of the trip OF inspection
we're quite satisfactory. He had visited.
he said, every oBs of the camps and hos
pitfalls and the sick. He was gritihed
especially 10 find the men IN the h,spiiais
steadily improving. and that there we're
10 many convaioscent where the cdds
against them from their maladies had
been great "The main trouble found, {"
said Secretary Alger, was perhaps a
lI X Of care he troops took Of then ssives.
This was one of tho great difficulties en-
countered Tents outside the tamfs cen
Quoted by private enterprise proved too
tempting fer the soldiers and the results
Of improper and injudiciOus eating soon
manifested themselves IN tho general
condition Of the men"
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WE SHOULD HOLD PHILIPPINES.

WASHINGTON. Sept. @-Paymaster
General Stanton has received a private
letter from Major Charies Mcclure. chief
paymaster at Manila. lie says OF the
Philippines that the United States should
by all means retain povsersion OF those
islands The people OF that country. he
states. have been mlsgoverned for 800
years. with no opportunity to develop or
Improve themselves. The United staSss'
he said. In tho interest OF humanity.
should assume government over the
islands.
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popuLIsT CANDIDATE wIIHDRAws

HELENA. Mont. Sept. 2S.-Hon. chas.
n. Hartman. nominee OF the silver repub-
llcans and populls,s for congress. has
withdrawn and asks that tho name Of
Hon. A. J. Campbell. the democratic
nominee. be placed on those tickets and
supported by all who believe In the Tree
coinage Of silver. Hartman declares that
rather than imporil the election OF "a silver
man 10 congress and the silver candidates
20 the state legislature. he takes this ac-
ton that thcro may be but one silver
ticket IN the field.
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KLoNDlKERs COMING HOME.

SEATTLE. Sept. 2S,-The steamer city
OF Seattle arrived today from Alaska with
20 Klondlkera
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The poverty OF girls father has
caused many a man TO remain bachelor
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HUuuHIluuEEn1HllEE EllMInIlzEl-lll lllzzld
NIIIIlEiISiIIII|
AiI!i!ll:|
Go East.

via Billings and Burlington route, and
you reach Omaha. Kansas City, ST. Louis
and all other southern and southeastern
cities half a day sooner than travellers
who take any other line.
Go east via st. Paul and the Burlington
route, and you ride the finest train on
earth--the Burllngton,s ST. Paul-Chicagc
Limited,
Go east via Ogden and Denver and you
see the wonderful scenery OF the Rockies
famed the world over as the most mag
nlflcent on the continent
Tickets at offices Of connecting lines.
A. c. SHELDON.
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lNrrorrApLr noLp.up.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Sept. 2s --Tra'n
No. 2. on the Denver & Rio Gran1e 1as
held NJ by two men between this city and
Palmer Lake about o'clock The rob-
bers ,red several shots and attempted TO
explode dynamite on top Of the express
car. TINS firing attracted the attention Of
the passengers, some Of whom came out
and frightened the robbers. who disap-
pcared IN the darkness No damage was
done. except shooting a hole IN the *
press car. The passengers on The train
say at least % shots we're fired The men
were evidently green AZ the business.
They secured nothing.
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nrcKLEMs ARNIcA sALvE

THE BEST sALvB In the world for
cuts. Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum'
Fever sores. letter. chapped Hands
chiIblalns. corna and all Skin Erupiions
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
oulrod. II IL guaranteed TO give perieel
satisfaction or money refunded. Price :
cents per box. For sale by Estes-Conn
Drug Co.
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HAVE you HEARD THE NEws'

The Southern Pacific will give you q
ride to the oregon State Fair on any OF
their lines in oregon for one fare for the
round trip, good going and returning any
time during the fair, The State Fair Is
the peoples institution ana shou.- be pat
ronlEed literally. Come and see what
resources Oregon has. One fare for round
trip.
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Do not Judge any work easy until you
have tried TO do It yourself.
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. Gal
LounvILLE. ~. nEW YsRK. NJ Y.
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till Thursday the bill to be considered EsiA
day for amendment under the 1gs-minhte
rule until o'clock. when vote viii he
taken. The democratic amendments for
the $500 900, 900 assurances Of 9 per lent soin
bonds proposed by the republicanss,w will be'
little different from my statements last
night; they will provide for an income tax
OF per cent on incomes from all sourfFs
OF over $4,000. with incomes from gStaja
county and municipal bonds exceptfd frdrs
its provisions. to meet The decisioiit of%tts
supreme court In this respect. The Pmor
Gratis estimate that such tax VIII 9fa'gs
800. 900, 900 and they would raise unpshtx
81, ZOO. 900 BY coming the silver selsnpffscf
the balance to be raised by the issud. We ~
treasury Dtes. These amendments wxkbe'
voted down in the house. but when thSei.i
returns from the senate It's propoatriS
won't know II. IA "A
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TO SINK THE spANIARDs
IT They Can Not Capture Them.
Those Arc Dcwey's orders.

II Ihcy Cuu Not Capture Them.
Those Arc Dcwey's Orders.
New York. April ga dispatch to tic
World from Hong Kong gays; The guns of
the american Asiatic squadron will soon
be laundering In the halbor of Manila. tap
ital Of the Philippine Islands. Commodore
Dewey has orders from Washington to cap
ture or destroy the Spanish fleet
General \. Guinaldo. president, OF the
Philippine insurgents. sailed from Snga
pore. where he has been IN exile with Man,
beis OF his cabinet. They chartered their
own steamship. They will land at con-
venient point on the islands and the general
VIII put himself at the lead of an army OF
10000 well equipped insurgents now gath
cred aud waiting for him. General GUM
aldo will lead this largo force to attack
Manila by land, while the AmeeGn war
ships will lombard the city from the sea-
The Spanish ships are waiting the attack
in Manila harbor 1t is supposed, uhuer the
protection of the land fortifoatloGs.
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nAperR TACTICS.
spain Docs Not Intend 10
Fight Until Attacked.

Madrid, April S.--ii a. m.--rhc
general public hero is in complete
ignorance regarding the movements
OF the Spanish warsbips. Tho
newspapers make no mention OF
them. while fully recording the
tactics o. the United States fleet.
Judging from the available advices.
spain appears to have adopted the
tactics Of the badger. The Liberal
says: We are inside our homes,
Cuba, Porto Rico and tho Philip
pine islands. and inside We viii re-
main until you como and drive us
out.
Y II Is generally believed that, UNI
less compelled 10 fight. the Span &
ish ships will avoid any engage /.
mcnts. and that tho fastest ships
will be employed to destroy the
commerce OF tho United States. -
The newspapers today reflect gent
erai satisfaction at the unanimity.
OF the support given the govern .
ment In the cortes yesterday.
A hill to Indemnity the govern
incnt for granting autonomy TO
Cuba, which was not authorized by
the cortes. Is expected 10 pass by
reclamation today. unless the
Rohledolsts. who are hostile TO au-
tonomy. oppose the measure.
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.s.ssssse.essss.
,sesssssssssssss

Kingston jamaica April sstcoprshted 1925
Lieutenant
the to
calxo
n o
the United The of invasion will controlled by
an o
Spanish a
Washing
TO Rico or
he o t /
photographers
cover the OF
Lieutenant department
will probably leave General Garcs's camp next week,
Washington 2espcd received toby
landed marines which
landing believed
diloloa
es establish supplies the contrary it is
supposed understanding arrived With commander
supplies The
bu TO
chiefly with
nuniors
called Spanish
out satisfactorily and Gomez
provide will
sivcm advisable for them
Washington 70
under o relieve
penned there War vessels viii the
movement and
plies
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PHILIPPINES RUN BLOOD.

San Francisco, April 26,--Details OF the
second uprising in the Philippines, which
reached Hong Kong March 16, show that
the rebels are out in force. Villages are
in the hands of the rebels. who murdered
the garrisons and priests.
Many native merchants lost their lives In
the recent rebellion as they we're seized
and thrown into loathsome pesthonscs,
where they died wreichcd,y OF disease. DR.
Pedro Roxas paid 100000 to secure hisnR-
erty and Lin Hoy, hall -casie esssdhant.'
paid $4,000. ~
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used In the present war against the USiiad
stAts> Ii is said the boat can lay, dis
charge or destroy submarine mines by
electricity. and then retire in safety %
await results 1t is further reported that
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France neutral.

paris. April 26 AT the cabinet council
here today the minister for foreign afi1iss,
n Hanotaux. informed his colleagues q :.
he neutrality instructions and the councn
approved decree Of neutrality WHEN ~, -
~ +. nubllshed by the French government
and which is identical with the proclama-
lion issued at the time Of the Russo-TurK-
ish war.
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4 .HoLY rERRoR."

thinw HIST Talk
London, April &c. Especial Cable TO This
Post. Naval circles here profess to take
a great interest 10 subraripe boat ra.d
10 b owned by Spain snd that Will be
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ION THE QUI VIII.
Government Is Expecting q AZ.
tempted Surprise.
COMMANDERS or FLEETS NOTIFIED.
Some Fighting May Be Done u the
Mar Future.
SUMMARY or THE DAYS NEWS
THIS Includes the Capture OF Three
More Vessels.
MORE LIVES THAN ARE NECESSARY
Are Very Likely to Nc sncriacca n
This War When the Rcnl
ConnIct nc~ins.
& ~
This Includes the Capture OF Three
More Vessels.
loRr LIVES THAN ARE NECESSARY

(. go
M"sh'ns'ops tNp'ii 80 'speeia 70 he
-, ~. $500
80 X. - !. ~.
~ ~ NV - ii'"s "uu
HeAe anu V'Vo" -, '''e''e, y i''. WV WI
oo'o'' ihahs l'as : VI naps hours, 81
' 49,. - - = . - -
~ aVii'. W. Wv WV ' N, ,ssia " op.s's
= e'..,' 'oi -, Wv, '''' ~ .i'
sp"n'sa 'h"'ae'er io'.,s 'reaeh'iS ~" ~ I
k'Nt''u"e won'a ho' pc supporseNa'''a o'ow
were noV a'.emp'" ass'he s'a'e Wn'en
nus ,u'"'sneu 'no uo''s NV F'noNS " wy
'lun'Sh party ot ""s"'"N'o'',
THESE preparations ANU a'afWs mANe
us 'f'nN '"at 'ne nshihS ''Nsu's'on ~ i,'iN
maintaining may lead 10 real violence Wits
in day or two,
At the same tlmc VIC hear that ADMIRAL
Dewey has left the seductive attractions of
Hong Kong ard departed 20 knock the cpa-
tents out OF Manila Dispatches from tha
Orient indicate that battle nj that roiii
may be expected tomorrow. e ~
The navy department has adviccs from
Europe that tho blcckadlng squadron unde,
neet now at Cape DE Verde Islands, This
Information comes from secret sources.
which the government ~ maintaining
abroad and Is OF tt nature which hus been
h,o,.laae ba4 heen n, nounoed ms. In.
formn,iop ,s accented NJ nj, such ndv,ces
must he- far ,,b.t Il may hc worth Tak-
ing into confederation the fact, that this
may be Il rusc purposely advanced BY the
Spanish. The preaent consideration some-
what nullifies what ordinarily would no
reliable data; bit Inc note OF warning has
lecir toun1od to the con nisadins o0lccta
l'of all tho ships competing the North AZ.
lantic fleets,
M.
-, . ,.,
:, $3.50 ',
rs"''ss s,'''n s"D '""' va ''N 81"
80" '''iN' N't'''
..,s,.., p'N' p,"a,ps WV
w. 49, ,., ,,
an, mo NE anan,ah mar p.nar,, 49,, tsa
rmail coasters. and the president has is
sued his proclamats,u dcnnnc our uttitud,
rewards snan,sh sbin. 4, az. nor,s an
giving ,bcm until Nav ., 10 rot ont That
Is about ,bc g,st If war news i, w,ab-
hgton tonight.
---
There is considerable speculation here
OIL what would happen bv this time In case
oil war With Great Britain II tho sam.
ANY daily ,oijcy ~ ,,roo,od,n,. .hc,, ~.
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srAxIsH FLEET Is LIMBO.
scotch Enginerrs Refuse to Mo'
the Spaut Fleet. y,

the spanish Fleet. *
New York, April 2G.--tspecsal 10 Ths
Post. )--Telegrams from St. yiacent, Nay
that the Spanish fleet is detained at Cape
Verde because Of the refusal Of Scotch en-
ginesrs. acting under the advice Of Eng
land. to take the ships to sea The riimqy
says that the engineers are British sub
jects. and that out Of REGARD for inter.
national and neutrality laws England does
not wish them to take the responsibility Of
moving the vessels after the United svstss
has declared war.
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.MrLoMAy,c MOVE.


n. EnRiand's Severity nn OBJ
tect Lcsson 10 POrtugni.
London, April e.--The dismihfa
Of the United States squadron from
Hong Kong and the apparent So
verify OF the British government In
to the United states torpedo
boat somers al Falmouth. the A.
sociated Press hears. were incl
deats prcarranged by American
and British diplomacy, their real
object being To force Portugal 10
order the spanish feet to leave the
Cape de Verde islands and TO pre-
vent any other nrtion a. this crIti-
cal moment from Offering similar
hospitality
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. Not included in means.
Cotton urlt nuIletin.


Washington. April &C. East Texas--Fair;
warmer in northern portions; winds be-
coming south.
ton south winds.
Oklahoma, Indian Territory. Kansas ana
Nebraska-Fair southwesterly winds.
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TlRouBIlE AT MANILA.
Rebels Threaten = Massacre
Of the Spa niard

Hong Kong. April 2d,-Mail ad-
vices which reached here from Ma
nlls. dated Saturday last, say thst
the insurgents were gathering IN
masses around Manila and that the
massacre OF the Spanlards at that
port WINS apprehended. II II also
announced In the dispatches that
the spaniards have laid minss
about Manila. Tho United states
squadron leaves Mrs bay tomor-
row to watch the Philippine ports.
The insurgent leader. Aguipnl. IL
now on board the cruiser Olympia,
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INFORMATION.
last Nights Kendine..

~ o. high pressure is central this
n III Missouri. with the highest read :
is.nes,at st. Louis and Kansas
!. . ~ na barometric reading reported
~, NV. at Jacksonville. Generally
M, sat prevails at all stations report
~ except Montgomery. where 1t is
.oniy measurable rainfall report
- On inch. at Atlanta.
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RIGHT KIND or 4 SAILOR.
Spanish Admiral VIII Fight
Order or No Order.

Madrid. April 5.--tDelayed In
transmission.)-The Pals today an
nounced that the Spanish admiral
IN command OF the fleet at st. Vim
cent has cabled 10 tho government
that when the United States fleet
IN before Havana HIS place is not
at the Capc Verde islands. and
added that he would sail NsgpiustS
tho American squadron " the
morning. order or no order.
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/. AWFUL SUFFERING In HAVANA.
Recorcentrados Are the Greatest Sufferers From
4 ~, the Blockade.

April 2tspecia to The pos)passcngcrs the British
s&prn5ed
will
suepn
tl blockade Of month
YsH !
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Wan REVENUE NIL.

Amendments which the Democrats
PrOpOsc to Oncr-
Washington. April &c. Especial to The
Post THE war tariff bill will be called
up tomorrow. general debate TO continue
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I.l.nd canll 500 san

Kingstown, Ireland. April 2e--The f~'mer
mail steamer, Island. which has been plyinx.
between this port aud Holyrood and Liv.
erpooI. which IL supposed TO have been pur-
chased by the United States. was In readi-
ness today, when the coast guard boarded
her ana notified her commander that -
could not sail owing to neutrality msas-|
,res OF this government. rs
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this naval monster is now on board q Span
fish vessel. fivc days on. from spain. and
beaded for tbs United States. 4 dcxcrip'
tion OF the submarine boats cspscity Il
ltsrssly gIyep a. Holy Terror. X
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roDAY,s FORECAST.


wlLLyAMsPoRT, Ps.--Jhe. state ,oorven-
ton of the peoples party VIII meet mere To-
day.
MUNICH. The Gftieth anniversary, OF mo
birth of King Ohio of Bavaria VIII be csle'
brated here today.
rl'TTSI,IR re. Elaborate preparations mas
toen mad here for the ccleliation oil Grant
,irtlday by the AmoIicus Republican cub.
rpENToN y. Tho Philadelphia board
ri he Won,an's Presbyterian Foreign MIS-
si,nnr, society is scheduled to meet here TO-
day and tomorrow.
NEW YORK. 1.-The Grant Monument asso-
c,o,io, will meet tonieSt at the waldorf.
Astorin TO commemorate the anniversary o'
tisnrrui u. S. Grants birthday.
bROoKLYN.-The frst nye. games OF me
r,,,ch tsiked OF worlds handhall champion
shin match between Carney and litzgefaiu 10
srheduied TO come off mere today.
PERU. Ind.--The Trapshooters League OF
Indiana has eralted sanction to the Peru
f.,,n cIuh Of this city to hold two days
tournament here today and tomorrow
BRooKLYN. -Preparatione have been COM m
rlcted for a benefit to be given IN AID OF tne
W,inc monument fund. at the Park avenue
thenter tonight by the amateur dramatic So
cieties Of this city.
CAIENA. lil--Exerciaes COMMEMORATIVE u,e
s,yci,tv. sixth anniversary OF the prtn o. p.a-
sroI II. S. Grant will be held ~ this cn 40, ~
day under the auspices OF the Grant if'pu"!
association IL this city.
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One Will Consult With Gomez and the
Other With Garcia.
SUPPLIED WITH MAPS AND ARE ESCORTED
BY RELIABLE CUBAN GUIDES.
joint Campaign Against the Spanish Forces Will
Be Arranged.

Supposed in
Porto Rico Campaign Opens--Five Thousand American
Regulars to be Landed for the Purpose Estab-
fishing Base of Operations
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PERI. Ind. Trapshooters' League OF
Indiana has granted a sanction to inc Peru
Gum club az this city to hold two days
tournament here today and tomorrow
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WiLLJAMSPORT, Pa-The state .corven-
tion of the peoples party will meet here TO-
y
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rl'rTSBt' re. Elaborate preparations nae
been nadr here for the celebration OF Truh'
,,;,t,,day nv the Americas Republican club.
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TRENTON. y. J.-Tho Philadelphia board
NJ the Woman's Presbyterian Foreign MIS-
sinnsr, society is scheduled to meet here TO-
day and tomorrow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

MUNICH. The Gftieth anniversary, OF inc
birth of King Ohio of Bavaria VIII be cele'
brated here today.