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PhCDiil ,fCsVe Greek Staeg

Leaves Mondays end Fridays Tor Cave Greek and Phpni2 Mire. Special attenti. n given ,e passergels and baggage. cave orders ct
Arizona republican., 1898-06-29

To cure Constipation Forever
 Take G;.scarets CaIa5 CctA2reic 1ac or 26A If c. c. C. fail to cure. d uggists refund monag.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED-FIN 1O-ROOM RESI-
denee. near Dupont circle; present tenant rem s
at $3.50 UNFINISHED, but being compelled
TO leave town, will rent house, handsomely fur
nished. for unexpired term of lease r. W.
WALKER & son, 1005 F st. 1t
FOR RENT-A COOL, DELIGHTFUL CITY
home for summer; furnished; large porch. with
awning; 10 rooms; location on heights of West
Washington; $65 regular price: $3.50 for sum
mer months use Of piano. Inquire 1214 + nv.
je7-3t
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STORAGE.

STORAGE 15c PER LOAD; Tux FINEST SToH.
age rooms. elevator with all the conyeniepcea
Packing and hauling at reasonable terms Ad-
Store YOUR FURNITURE WHERE THE UT-
most care IL taken for the prevention OF moths
fire. damage. etc.. I'm separate rooms for 81 4
mouth; foods insured" NORTHWESr
STORAGE HOUSE. 31e3ls Sth NV mhI6-sm-7
ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROoNs-
separate apartms nts. clean and dry; hest 10
cation: reasonabls rates ll07 @ st.; near
all govt. dep,s. Goods PACKED and shipped e.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

1905 BICICLES DOWN TO $500.
New 1888 model ladies' and gents bicycles are
now being sold easy conditions as low as
$500; others outright at $3.50. and high-g grade
at $l9.9c and $3.50. tn be raid for after re-
ceiyed. II You will cut this notice cut and send
TO SEARS. ROEBUCk b CO., Chicaeo, they will
send you their 1895 bicycle catalogue and fun
Particular. myaO-lm
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HOTELS
IT, C-usg COR. H 18TH SITS
lHC AOAOuIdl. Best location in the

Sanitary plumbing porcelain baths &C.; rooms en-
suite Or single. With os without board; terms mod
crate. WIN. A. AcKRLLIP. PreDr. 3s3-1ms
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-Si2 so.
VIII rent a bright s-room and bath brick
house, No. 511 St NV: with all modern
improvements; desirahly located; in excellent
condition; house open for inspection.
b +. SAUL.
Real Estate.
te4-tf lO.,o eth ST
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MAIL LEfTING-NoTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received nj the oftlce
OF the Postmaster of the House Of Representa-
tiyes Until TWELVE 12) O'CLOCK NOON OF
JUNE TWENTf-ElGHTH. 1888 for carrying
all malls and mlilGble mstter OF the House Of
Representatives To md from the city post Office
srd 70 and from the respective residences of tho
members Of the House Of Represent atiyes and
for such other service connected with the Houee
mails as may be required by the postmaster OF
the House OF Representatives. during the fsca
year ending June 30. 1880 No bid will he con-
sidered unless accompanied by the and
address Of absolutely reliable persons as refer
ence. touching the chsncter and financial re-
sponsibility Of the bidder. The postmaster re-
serves the right to reject any and all bids Full
Information viii be furnished by the postmaster
OF the House Of Representatives. All proposals
or bids should be marked tie back Of the en-
velopc, Proposal for Carrying the House Mall
and addressed to JOSEPH G. McEl.RoY Post
master. II. r. Je1-iav4t
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IlRFAX. sos f ST. y. W.
21o4-6 list NV. Or. b. Is. 90
40 Il NV. Or. bn. 5000
1lo6-10 Yale st NV.
ar, ba. eel. -. 80
313 Maple av, ar.
la. Get. ..........25. 30
625 I NV. ar. ba. rs. %
1916 Fla av, Sr. ia.
eel. furnace %. 90
1923 9th NV Or. b. % SO
3l1 C Sc, Tor, ba. %. 50
22l5-21 +. ar. la. 20. so
1870 Fla av NV.
Sr. la. Gel. furnace .. 90
9l5 Y c av, 7r. ba. .21.oo
COB 9th ne, Or, Ia. 20. 50
G25 81 l. he. l0r. ba- ~. so
All G ne. Or. ba. 20. 90
$50 Ith lie, Ir. ba. IS. so
% Myrtle ne. 6r. ba 1881
l212 Linden ne. Or. b. 1880
$50 Hickman st Sc.
Or. ba. .--..-...-.15-?0
2145 l NV, Or, ia. .l2. 80
1914 18th ne. Or, ba II. %
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FOR RHINESTONE & r.
174S S NV. 12r. 2b. $1,000
2514-16 18th st NV.
12r, ba. 80. SD
1927 Kenesaw Nv
Tor. ba. stable. SIS. 90
1850 Col av nw.1Ir.
pa .5S 30
422 ID NV, 12r. b, eel. So. 90
1912 Send'd pl, Tor. I'll. 0O
1853 Harvard. Tor, b. J0.t0
1874 Corc'n. 12r. $4,000
SOB l. NV, Tor. ba. 10. 81
1878 kenesaw av
NV, Or, ba. eel. 40. 90
1874 Princeton st.
Tor, ba, eel. .35.5 so
2226 n NV. 1Or.2 bn. $3.50
1911 kingman pl.
Sr. bath. .35 so
1914 18th NV. Tor, h.35. 90
Poll 18th NV, 1Or. b. :a5. 90
1925 Corcoran. Tor. b35 On
DOT y NV. Tor. ba. IS. 90
1900 Lydecker. lor. $500
1915 18th st NV.
Ir, bath. 81. so
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FOR RENT
1898 9Th St NV, rooms and bath. 81 50
1880 9th o.. r.w., II rooms and bath $500. a 50
III e. ne. rooms and hath. ........ 800
Desirable neighborhoods- Inquire of
FOR RENT-N0. lllA 10TH ST.; CHOICE sI00 %
Ne. 1917 -; perfect order. .......... COCO
No. 1895 z st.: lovely o0.00
tss-lot ). o. JOHNSON. lSls = e.
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FOR RENT-lO14 18TH ST. NV; IL LARGE
nne rooms and bath: modern and In good order
hot weter heat; high ground; attractive locality
suitable for a private family or for boarding pur
poses; can be rented for $40 Fer month during
the summer season. l. II. SAUNDERS.
5e21w Ohio Bank bldg. 18th and G SITS. NV.
FOR RENT-DEEBLE & CO.. 1919 v ST.
1tlO Pa avao&cei. g. ~ 6l4 LIST ne. Crab. 10 90
GIG NV. 2lr&b- 5boa 80 10th 6r<kb. u 81
BIOS g 7r&b !furl % 90 sos LIST, er&ba. IL 90
1905 av. Gr&2b ~ Do 1914 Valley NV Or VIZ. 30
500 er&h. 90 90 l214 Ward ct. 4r. 4. 20
lS0l whitney nv. stoSe. 20 Rr 1854 lrscoll 500
3oS3 Irving pl NV. - 90 S2l3 Cherry HiI,Sr
Ia Sc 1r&b.. 30 W (csD. .......... a 30
uS re. 7r&b- $50 3l5S Scott ct. 2r....6.0o
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FOR RENT
o10 23d. Tor. .$4O.50
2Il4 la av. 9r. b. mi 81. ~
PIT Perth. Gel mi 30. 50
S31 Odd, 9r&b, mi. rs. so
sos Is Sc. lOr&b. eel. $3.50
so40 /. Sr&b. mi.
12oS 18th. sr&b b. mi. Is. 80
I4l4 S0th, 7r&b. mi Is. So
GIL 2lst. Or. Gel. mi. %. 81
6l0 2lst, Or. eel. MI 70. 3;
1123 18th. Sr. W. 25.d
1888 Both. Sr&b, mi Is. so
1926 *. Sr, Wig. .23. 50
262l X, 7r&b, mi. .25.Gt
922 Path. SI&ceI. ini.25
1929 23d, Grab. mics. 30
$50 Goth, Sr&b, mi. -. 30
2l2S II, Sab. mi. %. 30
l214 18th. 7r&b. mi 22.JJ
1876 z. Or & Gel, W. % 50
Z2lS II. 7r&b. mi. % so
2034 L. Crab, mi. .2U. 30
Dos 2lst, Crab. ai.2r.5o
622 23d, 6i&D. mi. .2U. So
2llO Pa NV. SrNb. 10. 81
81 23d, Tr&b. mi. .2o.50
420 18th, Ir&b. mi. 20 SO
1873 X. Or. w&g. 20. -
See tOInorrows Star fol
For full list apply TO "
jest, m&w 1907
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ENCHANGE-A NUMBER OF LOTS IN
NV, without incumbrance. CHARLES EARLY,
Gl5 and 6l1 l4th ST. NV. Je7-7t
FOR ENCHANGE-A NUMBER OF LOTS IN
NV, with small REMEMBRANCE. CHARLES
EARLY, Gl5 and 6lI 1ith ST. je7-1t
FOR EXCHANGED NUMBER OF HOUSES IN
NV. for lots. CHARLES EARLY,
je1-1t 6l5 and GIT 14th st. NV.
FOR EXCHANGED HANDSOME HOUSE NEAR
Dhpont Circle, subject 5000 trust. for a small
house. free Of incumbrance. CHAS. EARLY.
615 and 6l1 l4rh ST. NV. je1-7t
FOR EXCHANGE LET Me TRADE YOUR
PROPERTY FOR YOU. That Is my specially.
CHAS. r. BANES
je1-3t 14th and g W.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR WASHINGTON
property. lot in North Pasadena. Cal;
S0x2o0 feet, with improvements and furniture.
Address NJ. b. b.. Star office. Jc7-3t'
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PROPOSALS FOR HAUIING.-OFFICE OF THE
Commissioners Of the District of Columbia Wash
fEgton June q. 1S9S.-Sealed proposals Will he
deceived at this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NJ, JULY NINTH. 1895. for hauling material for
the cngii Ger and water departments Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia for the fiscal year beginning
July L. ISIS. Blank forms OF proposals. specih-
cations and all necessary Information may b. Oh
teiDed Mt this Office. JOHN II. WIGHT John
W ROSS. LANSING H. BEACH, Commissioner
~ u ieS-
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR RENT OF BCILDINGS-wAR
Department Washington, ID. C. June Z. 1885,
Proposals. i'm duplicate. will be received here
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON JUNE FIJI
TENTH. 1885, for rent Of buildings. suitable
for Office purposes. during fiscal year ending
June 30, 1899. Proposals must be IN scaled
envelopes. Endorsed Proposals for Of build
irgs, and should state location, number and
dimensions of rooms. rental, etc. and addressed
NJ. Il. THORP. Chief Supply Div
Jess 10, IL l314
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-STORE 1925 PENNA. AVE. NV,
with fixtures newly papered and painted A. A.
WILSON, Room s. Fire mems Ins. Co. je6-1w
FOR RENT-JUST COMPLETED-LARGE NEW
store, 1913 Ia. NV, with cellar and sta
BILE; steam heat; the finest store in this part of
the city. For terms apply to
je4-tf GEO. W. LINhlNS, 800 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE
SPLENDID LOTS
FOR BEAUTIFUL HOMES.
We have some unusually fine building lots
on East Capitol 81. and Mass. ave-. Lincoln
Park METROPOLITAN electric RR: the best
section uf East Washington; many proic .iei i'm
pfovements in this part of the city. Viii sell a
few lots liberal o PARTIES who will
build coed and attractive houses
ALLEN W. MALIERY x CO.
JEST 62u ST NV
FOR SALE-To REPUTABLE CONTRACTOR AND
builder. six beautiful lots; c ne: unincum-
beIed: to be paid for In building two houses.
Box 1872, Star office. JED ST.
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1921 22d. 6r&b. mi. 30. 90
1925 10th Grab, w.g.1s.5o
1892 +. Grab, mi. 1850
81 18th Sc, sr&b. mi.is.ol
1225 5Uth. 6r, w.g.1S.50
2S1o L, Grab. lis. 30
222S q. 7r. w, 6. .1I.4o
65 q. 6r&w. .16. 80
2o2S L, Or. W. .l6.Ut
2324 l. 1lr. w..-..16.00
I2i Elm, Grab, mi. u. 81
Sl4 18th. hall. ...-l5.3t
l2ii0 L, Gr&w. IL. so
2:e2 Cley'd ay Or, W. $50
652 f Sc. Or. W. 1900
324SP'spect. 7r. Gel. wl3.o0
l2:,2 "a 18th. Draw 1850
~ Va ay, 5r, w. .l2.5I
2ou9 y \ ave. ar. .l2.5t
2023 L (rear). 4r&w 1850
2iVCIa Va ay, Or, W. 1920
iio i>omeruy .6r&w-.l2-%t
1904 llth. Ar. W. IL 81
l41e 2Sth, Or. .....12.00
33lf y, 5r&cel, W. .ll-3S
2i36 Va nv. Ar. W. .1l.3o
$50 18th, 6r, wa. .lO-5o
e3S nth, ar, w.. .lu.ot
r our other list.
'ESCOIT & WILCOX,
PENNSYLVANIA ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-UNFuRNIS FRENCH ST;
and BATH In good condition; excellent
negbborhood $3.50 Owner. NATHANIEL.
FREEMAN. 914 French st. je! St.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED - By REFINED YOUNG MARRIED
couple. one large front room and smaller all
joining room. unfinished. In private family; cen
trail location only. light housekeeping and bath
room privileges desired; will pay 50 per month.
Address cot PIE. Star OIhce 1t.
WANTED-IN MT. ILEASANT. BOARD AND
ICON. with south exposure; beds for two
young men, state location and terms. Address
Box 1lS. star office. teS-2t.
WANTED BEST AND QUICKEST WAY TO
rent your rooms is to put them in my hands;
many applicants daily II. j. SrALEY. IS At
lantic 1ldg. ie3-tf
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FOR RENT-AT BARGAIN-HOUSE 1904 18TH
st. NV, rooms aud bath; cabinet manteis;
steam heat; porcelain tub; nice front lawn. APP
ply To +. L. FENWICk co. I st. NV. my31- l0t'
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-BY \ YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE
furnished hCLse to take Of for summer: hest
Of References Address RELIABLE. Star Office
WANTED To BUY FOR 50. 900 CASH MODERN
house; must be bargain Address T. q. Box
6aS ie73t.
WANTED To BUY-I HAVE CASH CUSTOMER
FOR SMALL. WELL. RENTED Hot SES Must
be cheap and a bargain Address CHAS f.
BANES. 18th q NV. jeI-3t
WANTED-A SMALL. HOUSE 6 ROOMS ALI.
modern improy emr1ts, for family of two; give
location and price pea month; useless to .r
without giving this Information. lddress j. T..
Star office. j,1-cts
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dwg & stable. $1,000
1868 -56-5S and 80
Yale NV. Tor, bay
window. marble
front tea). 60. 0G
1929 \ NV. l1r. 30. VI
22UO II, Tor. so. o.
l2ul Y NV, l2r. "a U
Oil A ne. coal I'd. .4G. So
1928 18th NV. Tor. $3.50
2O26 q NV, 12r. ....5.e0
423 4tl NV. Tor. 40. 50
iei JNO. L. WEAE
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Effect Of Colonies Upon Manufacturers.

The relation which the colonies of
certain European countries bear to the
home country, has been strongly set
forth by a table recently published UNI
der the authority of the State department
at Washington. According to that
publication it is shown that -four of
the governments of Europe, Great Brit
ain, France, Holland and Portugal.
have colonies larger in respect to the
population than the home country.
while two other European governments,
Germany and Denmark, have colonies
larger in territorial area than the home
country.
1t is more than q coincidence that the
governments which have colonies are,
for the most part, those which are con-
spicuous in manufacturing industries,
while it is observable that in nearly
every case the agricultural countries OF
Europe, notably Russia, Austria, Spain
and Sweden, either have no distant
colonies remote from the home country
or are on the point of losing those colo
nics which they have, and the same is
true Of Italy and Turkey.
The figures show that all Manufacture
ing countries under the impetus OF
steam power, electricity and of modern
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invention are able to produce c0nSid-
erably more than their inhabitants can
consume. and the home market being
Insufficient. recourse has been had to a
foreign market artificially created by
the colonial expansion of the kind now
generally favored by those who are seek
ing to get for American manufacturing
products a larger field than can other
wise be secured.
The StateSman's Year Book" for
1898 shows the commerce of Great Brit
ain in the export trade during the year
previous to have amounted to $500, 900,
600 of cotton goods, 500, 0OO, 900 OF
wooden goods, $40, 900, 900 of linen and
lutte manufactures. S35, 900, 900 of wear
ing apparel. and 800. 600, 900 of machine
~ and cutlery. Frances trade with
French colonies. exclusive of Algeria
and Tunis, amounted last year to $50
600, 900 of imports and $25, 900, 900 of ex'
ports, and the exports of German manu-
facture to foreign colonies now amount
to Il considerable figure. Last yea
these imports into the CAMERON:
amounted to Sc, DOC. 200 in value, int
German-Africa to 81. 900, 900, and int
Togoland to about as much.
The policy of all producing countrie
largely engaged in manufacture is t
| discriminate against like manufacture
in other countries, and the possession O
large colonies, therefore, is Il decide
| benefit to the home country, a bench
which agricultural countries do not Ell
joy. Austria-Hungary furnishes Il fai
illustration of this. The Austrian prod
ucts, and particularly glass, leather
| wooden goods, porcelain and stoneware
are extensive and give employment t
nearly 1900, 900 persons, but the CON
merce of Austria is inconsiderable, an
much more than half of it is with Gel
many under conditions which are nece'
Sarily more favorable to the German col
sumers than to the Austrian producer
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OFFICIAL LIST OF LOSSES.
Names of the Two Killed and 10 Wounded
Among Troops E, F and G, Rough
Ridars y of La 0nasina.

ltluoloI Nv IL" SoeSip"'
The following is the official list of
the killed and wounded in Troops e, f
and G., LIST U. s. volunteer cavalry, in
the engagement of La Quasina. These
three troops We're under the commands
respectively, of Captains Frederick
Muller, Max Luna and w. H. H.. Llew-
ellyn:
kILLED-Private Louis Daugherty,
Troop f.: % years old; born at Green
Vile. o.: occupation: telegraph operator.
Private w. II. Erwin, Troop F.; occu-
patton, l%iveryman.
WOUNDED-Sergeant II. w. Ar
milo, Troop +: p years ola; occupation,
farmer; born in Valencia county, New
Mexico; son of Mariana Armiio, of AL
buquerque: grandson of Colonel }. Fran
cisco Chaves, of the 1st New Mexico
volunteers during the civi. war and who
fought with Kit Carson. both against
the confederates and the Indians and
was elected to the 39th and 40th CON
crosses, and is also u relative of Gov
ernor M. A. Otero.
Corporal James M. Dean, Troop F: %
| years old; born in Lima, o.: occupation.
l%iveryman.
Private Frank b. Booth. Troop f: 30
years old; born at Madison, Wis; son Of
Colonel w. A. Booth; occupation, book
keeper at railroad freight office.
Private Albert G.. Hartley, Troop f.,
26 years old; born at Ontario, Canada;
occupation. clerk.
Private r. j. Bailey, Troop +, 26
years old: born at Huntington, w. Va:
occupation, cattleman.
Private H. L. Albers. Troop r, 23
years old; son of l.. N. Albers, of Albu-
querque, N. NJ: born in Hancock coun-
ty, Illinois; occupation, barber.
Private E. j. Anterior. Troop f. %
years old; born at Corpus Christi, Texas;
occupation telegraph lineman.
Private Clifford i. Reed. Troop f, II
years old: born at Milwaukee, Wis;
graduate of the high school: son of Il.
the same city: occupation. cowboy; had
been west but four months when he en-
listed.
Private Arthur l.. Russell, Troop F,
81 years old. born at Warsaw, Wis: oc-
cupatiOn, plasterer.
Sergeant Thomas +. Cavanaugh, Troop
G. 23 years old; born at Austin, Texas;
brother of Arthur Cavanaugh, the pro
fessional baseball player: occupation,
clerk.
Corporal L. l.. Stewart, Troop &, "a
years old; born in Roanoke county, Vir-
ginia; occupation, saloon keeper.
Private George w. Rowland, Troop q
born at Santa Fe. N. M: son of Colone
George w. Rowland. of the civil war
occupation, printer; married.
Private H. J. Halfeur, Troop G; borr
at Manassas, ILL.,: "A years old: occupa
ton, miner.
Private Michael H. Coyle, Troop G
81 years old; born at Ashley. Pa; occu
patton. cowboy.
Private r. w. Reed, Troop G, 25 year,
old: born ut Decatur, H.; occupation
railroad a
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Captain General Blanco's dispatches
still say that in all engagements the
Spanish troops were victorious, intlict-
ed heavy punishment on the Americans,
again bringing new lustre to Spanish
honor, and also that in the end the
Spanish troops managed to escape
How he rounded out the dispatch con
corning the battle, wherein Cervera's
fleet was destroyed, has not yet come to
light. In this case it most be admitted,
even Blanco, next to Weyler, prince OF
liars. will have quite a problem to solve.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-07
The Hand OF Destiny.

In the past six months momentous
events in the history of the United
States have followed one upon the
other with such rapidity that the
country at large has not yet caught the
meaning of the inevitable result, and
the conservative element among the peo-
pie stands aghaSt at the drift Of the
| current. And these things have all
| been brought about by the acts of the
| agents of the country with which this
government is atwar.
The explosion that sent the battle
ship Maine to the bottom of the Havana
| harbor was far more reaching in its re-
| suits than the simple murder OF a crew
| of sailors and gunners. That that act
| would result in a declaration of war was
expected, but subsequent events were be-
| vond the ken of mortal. With the dec
laration of wal and the issuing of neu-
trality proclamations by the other pow
ers. Admiral Dewey. with the Asiatit
squadron. then at Hongkong, was
forced to find a harbor where his vessel.
could anchor, or return home. Th'
Spanish possessions in the Philippines
offered him that harbor and he took it
1t was an act of war on his country
enemy and he could not have don,
otherwise. The Philippines, once il
the hands of this country, they coult
not be released until the war is over
and events have so shaped tbemselve'
that the only way to deal with the dis
position of the islands is to retain then
permanently.
The occupancy of the Philippine
opened up a second question, that o
%annexing the Hawaiian islands. Tha
move became imperative as a wa
measure, and although there was a sen
timent in the senate against annexation
sufficient to defeat the ratification of
pending treaty. the object has been &C
complished through resolutions intro
duced in the house as a war measure
Thus it can be seen that the territor
acquired in the Pacific ocean has no
been taken in a spirit Of conquest:
has actually been forced upon tn
United States as a direct result of tn
destruction of the Maine.
In carrying out n of the objects of tn
war, that of freeing Cuba from the OF
preston of Spain, it has been necessar
to invade that island, and sOoneror late
it will be in the possession of this cour
try. The invasion and capture c
Puerto Rico will follow as a naturf
consequence. 1t would be folly to Ell
; deavor to obtain permanent peace i
. West Indian waters so long as Spai
holds a single island, and the welfare {
; the American continent makes nece
sary the expulsion of the Spaniards as
nation from the Western hemisphere.
: The anti-expansionists may endeavt
to prevent the retention of the islant
; so far taken and those yet to fall int
. the hands Of the American people, b.
; it will be useless. Destiny can not
! escaped. The American people hay
their part to play in the history of tim
and the civilizing of the dark spots {
the earth and the so-calIed era of sin
perialism." which is so much feared h
G some of the statesmen of the country,
t a part of the work before this nation.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-07
PROPOSALS. FOR OATS ANDHAY

PROPOSALS. FOR OATS ANDHAY.
1-U. S. Indian Service, Navajo
Agency. N. NJ. June 20. 1S9S.-Sealed
proposals endorsed, Proposals for Oats
and Hay and addressed to the under
signed at Fort Defiance, A. H., will be
received at this agency until / O'Clock
y. m. of July 20, 1898, for furnishing
and delivering 5000 lbs of oats and 99,-
go Tbs of hay at Fort Defiance, A. T.,
1880 TBS of oats and 20,440 TBS of hay
at East Mesa, Moqui PueblOs: 33,945 TBS
oats and d.. $40 lbs of hay at Keam's
Canon School: $3.50 TBS of oats and TO-
go lbs of hay at Fruitland, N. NJ; S,76O
lbs oats and 1920 TBS hay at Jcwett,
N. NJ, and s, 76O Tbs of oats and 1920
Tbs of hay at Tuba, A. 7. Oats must be
bright and clean. well sacked, and weigh
not less than 81 Tbs to the bushel. Hay
must be good, sound, clean and mer-
charitable. The right is reserved to re-
,ject any and all bids or any part OF any
bid. if deemed for the best interests OF
the service. Certified checks.-Each
bid must be accompanied by a certified
check or draft upon some United states
depository or solvent national BANK IN
the vicinity of the residence Of the bid
der. made payable to the order OF the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs for at
least 5 per cent of the amount OF the
proposal. which check or draft Will be
forfeited to the United States IN case
any bidder or bidders receiving an award
| shall fail to promptly execute q contract
with good and sufficient sureties, other
wise to be returned to the bidder. Bids
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-07

Commodore Schley handled his squad
ron in great shape. Results speak for
themselves. He was in actual command
of the squadron when Admiral Cervera
appeared with his fleet steaming out OF
Santiago harbor. His flagship, the
Brooklyn, took the brunt OF the heavy
fighting. From all accounts it looks a:
if the credit tor this great victory is will
Schley aud his ships and men and credi'
ought to be bestowed where it belongs