The herald., 1898-08-08
THE PEACE CONTEST
The Second Batch of Answers-Con-
test Closed

test closed
AS peace seems assured between this
country and Spain, The Herald will close 1t.
guessing contest as to the duration of the
war with the issue of yesterday. One batch
of answers was printed some days ago, anc
the remainder, comprising the responses
received up to date, are herewith given
The names and addresses of the correspond
ents are printed, followed by the dates
named for signing of the peace treaty, the
Spanish possessions the writers think
should be kept, and the amount of the mon
ey indemnity:
2s-Herman X. Dold, 721e Third street
city: September 10th; Porto Rico and the
Canary islands; l0O,0oo,0oO.
29-Aaron w. Boswell, Springville, Cal:
August 18th, Porto Rico, Ladrones; $780,
900 900.
sO--Capen Ellis, 500 Central avenue, city:
September LIST; Porto Rico, Philippine
islands, coaling station in the Canaries,
Cuba free; s25 900, 600.
91-Ellen Gubser, 2l21 Sacramento street,
city: August 4th; Cuba, Porto Rico, Phil
ippines no money.
32-Mary M. B. Yates, Elsinore, CAL: De-
cember 25th; no possessions; no money.
S3-A M. Polymath, $3.50 Patton street,
city: September 25th all Spanish Islands
until half the indemnity is paid $500 600
SEW. A. Campbell, Artesia: July %, 1902;
Cuba, Porto Rico, Philippine islands; s1o,-
900 900.
35-J. w. Hickson, Savannah, CAL: Sep
TENDER It'll; Porto Rico Cuba. Ladrones
and a coaling station in the Philippines;
$3.50, 900 600
SC. NJ. Manning. 274 South Main street:
August 10TH Carolines. Cuba. Ladrones,
Luzon, Porto Rico; s100,0O0,0Oo
37-Judson Carr Jefferson and Lander
streets: September 4th; all of islands in
Caribbean sea and one each of the Carolnes
and Ladrones; S1OO, 900 day during hostil-
tiles.
3s-A. P. Miller, 1122 Angelina street:
September 18th; Porto Rico and Luzon,
Cuba in future $500, 900 900
3s-N. N. Welsh, 1900 West Adams street:
September 10; Cuba, Porto Rico, port of
Philippines; no money.
40-Edith Lewis, Downey: September p;
Porto Rico and all other Spanish posses
sions in West Indies, except Cuba, and Lu-
zon; no money.
in. Hearne, Ventura: December /;
Porto Rico and coaling station in bay of
Manila; S2OO, 100000.
42-C. B. Howell, 33S South Grand avenue:
West Indies, coaling station at Philippines
and Ladrones; no money.
43-C. NJ. Gray 274 South Main street:
August II; Carohnes, Cuba, Ladrones, Por-
to Rico; $50, 100000.
44-Mrs. P. H. Condor. s17 East Twelfth
street: August 49, Cuba, Porto Rico, La
drones, coaling station at Philippines;
$3.50, 900, 900.
45-Mrs. Nora NJ. Rogers, PAS West Seven
tenth street: September 10; Cuba freed,
hold Porto Rico, coaling station in Philip
pines; $500, 10000.
46-Alice Goar, San Bernardino: Septem-
Der l; Porto Rico; no money.
41-Arthur Paul, 1705 Brooklyn avenue:
August p; Porto Rico. Cuba set free and
coaling station at Manila; $3.50, 442, 252
4S-Arthur Feetham. San Bernardino:
August "a; Philippines, Porto Rico; $780,
S99, 200. rs
4s-Grace A. Austin, Pomona: August rs;
Philippines, Porto Rico and Ladrones; s25. =
100000.
50-Jesse Jordan, Bakersfield: August 29:
Philippines, Carolines, Ladrones; no
money.
5l-W. Hill, Peach Springs. A. T.: Sep
TENDER l; all Spanish islands, including
Cuba; all damages to United States citi-
zens.
52-T. F. Gray, PA South Main street:
August s; Porto Rico, Carolines, Guam.
Cuba, Luzon; no money
53-E A Morehouse. Santa Monica: Sep
TENDER 10; all we have captured; declare
cuba free, retain Manila for coaling sta
ton; no money.
54-Marvin Carver, Anaheim: August Is:
Porto Rico and adjacent small islands.
s25, 600, 900.
55-George B. Ford, Ontario: August %.
Canary Islands; 500, 900, ooo