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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15

untn Fe., y. 81, Dec. i5-Repor.s
from Taos received today are ~ tho
afecs yhlf since abe arrival OF a deputy
united Siates marshal on the scene or
der ,iaH been restored.
The trutihv originated from a drunk
"a deputy shrrlm's treatment - two
tourists wGchlnE a church procession
ln cels hrltion OF san Guadalupe day.
Thi STRANGERS. Win know noghlng %
the cun,oma ~ the nsWive people and
d.d NOT understand Spanish, failed to
remove thoF hats when the process son
ulss,d ana the deputy arrested them.
saarlm TruilllD when citizens prr;e sied
become abusive. 4 young man named
clifford attempted 90 tlik with the oill-
Ger about The matter ana the LAWYER
opened lire on him. clifford ts supposed
10 have nhu. back IN self deferse. bu.
there were urur shots Tired a., -hn
sheriff mmultnneously, an OF watch took
effect. The sheriff 4 10 a crN.cal c1n-
dg,Qn. The report shat the matter had
resolved Hss.f in,i a"--a war Is pros
nouneed absurd,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15

can mills, taking 5000 tons of steel
pih,o Cor tho pipes l, is Understood ,hat
additional lnrnigi Tor m same work
may be placed IN a ftw days chicago
notes sales Of abun G,Qo0 sons. ana In
She East some orders Tor boats. SO b.
built In Atlantic coast yards. have been
placed.
Wire rods have moved NJ quite sharp
~ IN aympshy with steel They sold ~
low nH $50 a few weeks since. but az
now held az lll.io ai Mn central. west.
a stronger feeling is developing also iu
The dlneren, branches Of The wire
trade.
Export Inquiries continue heavy. and
some business ln pir Iron has been PVT
through The BLDG Tor $4,000 tons %
rails for Victoria. Auflfnila, are Go be
opened IN She itih An inquiry " now
ln The maflif, for 200 600 tons of rails
for Aslatic Russia, delivery 90 extend
over isyo years.
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fatal Amiauehrs On ohiieoo, Hallway.

victoria. u. c., Dec. i5.-Nows re-
coitd by She s.cautf bsnubc. which
reached hero today from sho norih. "
Sd .hH enpci thIc several lives hnvn
btes lne, On she Chilclot railway owing
tH GU * Wirda hAy'nT s.icl 4he
-'w lHi caused several agahruhes.
The r1Wfa Df fhU decd wefs g..
lgarnoi hui t Dc CO., icrsaoi thl. thu
doi lr' lnONra uu she rrtl s
packer ermDd Fcrr. ede man VIII
nr1ugl O.. sugWAy che rrri news 10
Che Athne 1,rikt. frozs S. death 90 ihr
tla.l r1rtr.IH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15
INDIAN SCHOOL FOR UTAH.
The Southern Pat Of he Shls is the Place
Selected.
Appropriations for III Education af roor
10 Aggregate si.ssi $50 ucn.-
raj Increase In the Crsni.

wash'ng,an Dec. 18th t9ai
amlais carried BY ihc Iriibn appr1ph-
utlon OH Is '5.gti.seL 1as appr 9ia-
aoH flr schools shows coaslitrihlc
lpo,rlsc and pflylslsr u made Tor inw
buildilsh az four places. via; In she
soushera pans ~ Utah. a. place Q, BE-
hcrra'scs dalgrasod; On ihc Lac c5ur.c
orcilios pforVaiiua. Wise aslH. at
blackberry, Aria.; aai a. Morris. Miae.
rEs seal rohlol appropriations agsrc-
grtc ss,ss.sso, these isr gra;ul.les gSsi,-
g.s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15

DAY Young 0.rman Indulge. la . rinai
"iiiow Out"

milwaukee. Dec. ii,-Ilcrman sthhl-
schmidt. ~ yulrn old. has been found
dead IN bed with the Ena turned on.
lie was the son ~ "a millionaire dyna-
mite manufacturer IN GCrmuny. nnd
had been Ia this country several years
following hlu ur1frfrlcn % mining on
ginrrr. lie had received large nuns %
his money did no. como aud he was
forced o. pawn his iowolfy. a few diyB
urn he told his friends that n money
did not come soon no would commit
uulclde,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15

1sonftn. Dec. ij.-L0ri curzcn ~
Rodileaitn. she new yiceroy " India,
STARTED today Tor Mlrseilirs, overland.
60 Join Lady cnrz o.. his wife. on board
She Arabia fhcre. a party % friends
Including he father the Rcv. Aifrfi
Nnsharifi Holden Cufzar. nirc1 Scare
dale. Lord GEORGE HrnIfon. tha seer
t1ry ~ state fur i1fif. che dfi ~
Westminster. the t'nftd States UhlrFa
d'sniirds. Henry WhHe ara Mff
white. bade h.m farewell 81 che rail-
rsaI a;aiinn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15

81 Pam. MINI, Dec, i5.--AccordluG
% C'1l. j. II. Page. 81 thr rhlrl regular
Infantry at FeV Smelling, which ccgl-
NOR. il under orders 60 80 o. Manila 10
relieve ypluuteerf p1w On duly fhrrr.
ghl- rrgmert Is anything hui az cJndl-
don flr such service. or she forty
commissioned oilicfra In she rasimer..
thnre are. Ia addition % the COLONEL,
but uns captain, three irf, Wf1 nix s,s-
ord Htutnfuuis now prescns unl ready
Tor duty. che nthow being either on de-
,lchCd duty Or ahsnr. on sick leave.
An unknown number 90 she priyatcs
viii have a. be discharged, under rhe
terms % their oullutmeu,, az s1ua as
,he, war Is Officially declared ended.
Orders ~ muster out ,Nese sh1lt SER
vice nae-s were received some tims ago,
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oilelr. Iirother doe. under.

Kansas city, NO. Dec. IA special
90 the star fIum Abilene. Kas. says:
!. W. ClllWt hardware ana imple-
men. dcllt~ go lag turned over hls busl-
rirfa sos WUldhlnc tu his creditors.
0lnpti o. a brother OF Grant Gllett,
the nhsccndlng oAruc Ring, aul hold
$4,000 worth of caiiie pnper is-
sued hy MS bpther Tho clt-
c.t which j, W. Glliet sup
p0sed he owned tave been found 10
have been mor,gaged 20 otagrs, LIS Is.
sg.s are paced at $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15

cleveland. ohio. Dec. iS.-The irop
Trade Review today prlrs4l a compls.p
ll'g ~ an d.. an plate mills IN 'h,
,ouv.ry w'l!ea have jciucd the recently
formed sin plate sruit and udds;
This makes q t5sal .! - plauts
pWnti by ~ ncg Lnlge cUnccruu ard caa-
ainsrx siS mllr several ~ sho phlr,s
have tss been IN operative, foT sosns
time aan Nhcra have orly been run
fplsmoIigsllly."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15
nrln,n rlDemi rariy wl'hou' a Leader

Ngv, York, Dec, ia dspAtch so
M, Tlrncs from laf9on says
"Netbirr new unrsplred today re-
r1rtin,t Inc leadership OF the liberal
1870 a1,tv Nothing else has been dis
r,sscd. bat ~ imp1i.aH- step was
- nn,i,aurrs letter Is genr,slly rSgar1-
~. Oulf. not, as has been suKs.dtt "a.
d'Nberlioly leaving che door optn for
NJ r-tufn' Deepest itcertgt .; course
~ AZ ir Rosebiry'a attitude, but Il IL
u esrsrilly believed n VIII vive any
-frf, igliaG sver ur,icr present rlr,nm-
games.
10 Euilish apeiklHg pclNea thl' many
View America takes Of this crisis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15
MILITARY GOVERNMENT
War Department, Issues Formal Order Providing
for Military Governors Of Cuba.
GENERAL lees FUNCTIONS Arc llaIrfo.
ccnorai nrookc wiii, Return to the Island
Ia Time To Welcome the New
Regime.

Washington. Dcc i5-.Tho war do.
pnfimcnt today made public The formal
order providing Cor the military govern
mont OF Cuba. The notable feature Of
the order IN that Major General Lud-
low. who IL designated aa military Eov-
cfnor ~ Havana cay while nnminuliy
subordinate 10 the division commander
Gcn. Brooke ia apparently charged 10
exercise nl 1.-The civll functions m chat
place under the direct authority OF the
PTelldcnt. Gen Lees functions appear
10 be limited TO those of u Btric.iy mile
tniy character and II ~ said nt ihy de-
rartincnt he may DO eventually charged
w'h all thu duuCH. civil as well aa NIL
itnfy ~ thu governor of "a province.
Inv test ~ the order is nH fuiiuWs;
War Department, Warrington. Dee.
u. 10y direction OK ths FREQUENT, "a eli
vision tu boz known eos he uivlriDn uf
cuba consisting Ut the guogtuphiCai de-
partmentE ana provinces OK the island
vi cuba. with headquarters In the ely
" Havana IA hcruby created. under
command af Mayor General John
Brooke. u. 2. n, who In addition go
command ~ ihe troops 10 tho division.
WI icNortiFu the authority % military
governor uf the island.
'Mhjus General ftzhuEh Ice. Il. y.
v, commanding the seventh army
corps. is assigned iu the Immediate
command 90 ali the troops IN - prov
intt of Havana.
Major General VIM. Ludlow. 4. \.
v. iH dcrlEnatcd na the military COVER
nor ~ the city ui Havana and wiz re-
p0rl direct ~ the division commander.
lie ~ charged with all that relates 10
collection aud disbursement 10 revenues
~ the port ana rity. and H. police. nau-
ltntIon and Icncfnl government under
such rcguluilpnn as may be- prescribed
by the frvnIdent
"tsigncdD u. a. ALGEh
Secretary ~ War"
The commands ~ military DEPART
mentH uf the division uf cuba. COM
mnnacd by Con. Brooke, no fnr az de-
cldrd upnn Ne as follows.
Department Ut plnnr del iu0-Brig.
Den q. W Davis.
Pucr.n prInripc-Ccn. J. II. carp'n-
ter
santa ClArn-G.n. simon Snyder.
Department % san,iago-ocn. Leon.
nfd Wood.
This leaves the provinces NJ Havana
nnd Matuuana uuprovidcd fur ThUfe
commands probably viii Or lcft open
unlll the ruiufn ug tho President FROM
the gluth. but the probabilities arr
strong chat Major General Lee VIII be-
assigned to the district " Havana anu
Major General j. II. wilson 10 the COM
mnnd ~ the department q Mnihnzaa.
gen. liru1kc who has been In this
city Va conference with the authorities
for several days past. viii leave for Gu
Ia In ample time 10 be on hand When
tho United ftntcn government gakf
formal possession 81 the island ON New
Years day.
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nAyASA sranEr RAILWAYS. /
o,uailans Make oood nid for ~
Franchise.

Toronto. ont, Dec. is.-Toronto and
AlniIrli capitalists Interested In street
railways are after the franchise M Hn-
tara ana have made an uffer ~ fi,hpn,-
~ lot the present service In that city
Ahgh u lr expected viii be accepted.
Nm' Mackenzie. president " the zoe
UNTO street Railway and Frederick
Nichols u the Canadian General Flee
VIZ Light company, hay" left here %
FHret the arrangements for taking
over III line. The American indies
Nndrtte II which T.. u, Widcncr and
United states Senator Elkna are NOM
u'is had appeared 60 take over fhe
iead, but were outbld BY the Cana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15

81 Paul Dee. ia FarFo. ". d.,
special ~ she Dispatch aiya;
John Smith, third cook on tho North
crn incItic coast train, ran umuck be-
fore hrgl was reached today. ASSAULT
ing CoHduceor Mclsounon and ternorlz-
ing wtltcru ana TaEscngcts.
Smaih barrlcldcd himself IN the diner.
where. armed NHsih a long knife, he de-
lied unrest Officers met the tI,an here
und after an hours delay Smyth was
finally oyerpowere.i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15
Army psncisaey mn.

Washington, De. i5,-In the army
dcnclency hii reported by senator
Hale ths most important amendments
are:
The 100000 contingency apprvpria-
ailr Cor the war ard iho same am utt
Tor ne nlvy are 10 be expended under
the dlraoilcn - che Prtslderf. For 'hf
.ia.uH, engineer dcpaismi f., &ao,0lJ 49,
sistam.a 10 Org.neev department., Ss0,-
900.
The halarcs " the $4,000 900 legca,se
fund o. o. be cclelnupi urgil elk
~ .hs after January lat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15

Waahltgi3n Dec, Ex-senator Proc-
fss. has llir,iucrd a rtflluiior provide
Ing for sho appolrtmrr; ~ a c9mnl .'e
1f nVo Hfutfurs ~ Naf. fhe ialund ~
cuba. arI Psr.a ltlca, for thc purpose
N "Inaulrirg INTO the military require
urrHH rfcrssary o. Ci',abliih and niilu-
faln order in chose lHlnrds u;1,ll c.Vil
rlyerfmcng s. lrauguragcd."
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pepartmsut OF the Lakes comm'nd.

c,,tc,go Dec. ia special 10 the
80. ~ tie,aid from Washington says.
II, N rumorcd that General ~. V.
,,,s,td,n Mil ha allsEned 10 the com
INA nj Inc department Of the lakes,
Uni hcadnunrtcra nr Chicago, lie IL a
NH al tho late General PM sherl-
1sn. IIe viii be succeeded on the stan
~ Major General Brooke by GENERAL
Chnfice,
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r,t, se..Ion % Kan.a. LegI.Iature.

Topeka. Kas.. pee. i5.-'rhc proclaim
alton calling the much falkrd n eNtm
session % the Kansas legislature for
Dc. "a. 80 pass proposed populi'
moafuros. w0s issued today. THE gov
ernor Gays;
Assurances have rfnchoi mo O. the
efoo, that II abe legislature shall he
convened suitable legislation Tor the
roguhtion " railroad charges may b.
cructel,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15

Toronto. ont. Dec. is.-Of six hye.
elections held IN ontario. Prince ia
ward Island aud Quebec "Wednesday.
thr lihcral government W Sir Wllfrod
Lnuficr carried ave These elections
were kcenly contested. There la not
likely 10 BE- n general election Ia Canada
f1r gwu years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15

Atire.I, "a. Dee. ii.-rhs Georgia
ierifiatufe today adopted resolutions
cru.mtn Sins t'Ie pres idf u.'l speech yes
teIiay referring ~ Federal care " dead
Cmfediraioa
THO rfsalu:lnns approve presidcrr
Mckinney course IN the spanish war.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-30

Marriage licenses were issued TO the fol
lowing persons yesterday:
Alfred Hurlburt and Miss Mary Il. Still.
John Randolph and MISS Maud pestle.
Robert w. Fitzpatrick and Miss Edith NJ
Spence.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-30

Sold throughout the world. Price. CUTI-
CuRA SOAP, 25c.: CuTtCURA (ointment).
5Or POTTER DRUG MD CHEM. CORP.
Sole Props, Boston. British Depot, / kiLg
Edward st. London Depot trsucais. liz Eau
bourg s 81. tlorora. Paris. Send for Face
Hands and Hair Book mailed free,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-30

SHERIFINS' DEP ART

Strayed or stolen from J. A. Dcvereux,
care OF Henke g. Plllot, Houston. one brown
yoke OF oxen, branded | 5 on Kip, yoked to-
A.. r.. Anderson,
Sheriff Harris County.
Strayed or stolen from J. J. Hacker.
Houston, Texas, one black mare mule. i
oe z years Gid, II nanas nigh. is branded
but can't remember the brand; hook jonr,
has large knot on right hind leg; fresh
roached. has on leather halter with curb
chain. L4beial reward.
A.. II. Anderson,
Sheriff Harris County, Texas.
Georgetown, Texas, November 81. -
Strayei--on TUESDAY. November 10, one
brown horse mule i5le hands Sigh. 10 years
old: no brand; shod all round old shoes
little lame IN left foreleg; knot OH right
cheek, caused from blsnd tooth; $40 reward.
Address n. y, Secrest, city marshal. or G..
W. Naylor, Georgetown. Texas.
Gonzales, Texas, November eS.-Lcok out
for the following described saddles. stolen
on the night OF November &c. near Waelder,
Gonzales county; One full rugged. red
leather sadTle, worth $40. made by ]. Il,
Martin at Waelder. One full rigged red
lesther saddle, a a little old horn, loose.
put on with q screw, rad new black peck
cts. made by J, n. Martin at Waslder. One
red half rugged saddle. worth SIS. tolerably
old. new pockets, made at Flatonia. Texas,
Address any information 10 r. N. Glover.
sherin. Gonzales county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-30

Tho following building permits were is
sued yesterday from the office OF City En-
g9necr Miller:
Mrs. Julia Praetzel, addition to house,
Union ani Sawyer streets. $3.50.
Thomas Cronin. upstairs to house and
fence. Congress avenue. $40.
George Brown, girder in rear OF building.
Main street and T-Xas avenue, $50.
+. Il. Kcehler. repairs to house, Hardy
street. s15.
Mrs. O'Day, upstairs 90 house, Winter
and Johnson streets. $50.
Mrs. NJ, a. Ruby, cottage on Bagby
street, si00.
IL. Allen, repairs to gallery and fence.
Bell and La Branch streets, so,
r. II. Burnett, repairs to roof. Preston
and La Branch, 81.
and Bell, $4,000.
Mrs. Louisa smith. repairs to roof. Ham
ilu,n street. s..
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hibit. and deliver such blanks 10 the Iious-
ton Business League at once.
The vegetable committed will meet this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock 1T the Houston Bust
mass League. A prompt and full attend
ance is desired.
The members OF the committee on dairy
products are requested by Mrs. NJ. f..
BRYAN, chairman, to meet at the Audito-
rum Thursday afternoon ut 3 O'Clock.
A meeting OF the committee on textile
and fancy work VIII be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. William Christian, No. l1lO
O'Clock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-30

HOUSTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY
Reduction in price OF gas. lt,a.
the rate for gas VIII be $3.50 per loo %areh !
feet for all purposes. HAS for sale s ~ cubic
gas appliances. J. }. McKeeyer. es,nient Of
eyer. eSAefai man.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-30

light Company, "ouslon Gao
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-30

The storm waves VIII reach this meri.
dian and the other changes will occur al
and within 100 miles of Houston within
twenty-fou hours OF 5 D.. al. OF the dates
given below:
November S0-Warm.
December 1-Threatening.
December 2-Changeable.
December 3-Cooler.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-30

oss eeoking stoves and bot rl.,..
~ The Houston Gas Lsht Co s'ss is' sale
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-30

CUTlCURA SOAP, because of its delicate
emollieiit propertl ;. is the most soothing.
purifying and refreshing application for
r%ashes, irritations, chaings. nfammations.
undue or offensive perspiration. as well as for
many other ~sanative uses.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-21

he thought it would be an object lesson
to the crowned heads to show them
the stuff Of which American fighters
are made. He was told that it was
contrary to the international code for
soldiers Of nation to march through
the territory Of another With arms.
Maj. Espy then withdrew his motion.
committee Of five was appointed to
look after cases Of destitution among
relatives Of men in the Thirteenth.
The question Of Christmas presents
for the boys was then discussed. It
was decided to cooperate with the Red
Cross society and committees in the
Twin Cities to send an immense box of
gifts to the men so that it shall reach
them by Christmas. A committee of
twelve was appointed for that purpose.
The members are: Benjamin Brack
Mrs. Ames and Mrs. F. T. Corriston.
of Minneapolis; Mrs. Capt Robinson,
N. P. Barlow, Mrs. Thomas Cochran.
Mrs. A. L. Moore, Mrs A. D. O'Deu.
Mrs. McMichael, Miss Edith Bartlett.
Mr.. Gardner and Tmoas J. De La
Mere
Treasurer Moore called attention to
liz AcDOl lAlell luS 1utlQS Oh the aSSOc1-
alton are so depleted that it is $50 in
debt for cable tolls. One cable message
giving the list Of men sick and wound
ed cost the association $50 and others
have cost $104 additional. The execu-
tive committe is considering ways and
means to raise money. He thought an
assessment Of 25 cents a week for each
member Of the association would real
lie sufficient money to pay the associa-
tons debts and enable it to pay for
a caIblegram each week, or at some
ether regular period. President O'Brien
said that pro rata assessment would
be levied, If necessary, to raise money.
Letters were read from Ralph Ha-
zenwinkle, of Company C; Capt. Robin
son and Sergeant Robinson Of the
same company, and from Private Coch-
ran to his mother. All the letters were
Of similar tenor to these already pub
lshed and described the arrival OF the
regiment at Manila. No letters have
been received that were written since
the battle of Aug 49, in which the reg
iment participated.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-21
SPAIN'S COMMISSIONERS.
Something About the spaniards
Who VIII Talk Peace at Paris.

Something About the spaniards
Who VIII Talk Peace at Paris.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2o.-The per-
sonnel of the Spanish peace commits
sion has been communicated officially
by the Madrid government TO the
French ambassador, and through AM
bassador Cambon to the state DEPART
ment. The list is the same as that
given in the press dispatches. with
some additional information as to the
several members. Senor Montero Rios
chairman Of the commission, Is the pre-
siding officer of the Spanish commits
sion. Senor AbaraZZui is a member of
the senate, and was Spanish anbas-
sadOr at Paris during Spain's brief re-
gime as q republic. Gen. Cerrero has
had much experience in colonial af
fairs and Is regarded as an expert in
that line. Senior Verui is the present
Spanish minister at Brussels. Senor
Garnica is counselor of the court of
cessation, or supreme court
AS a whole, the commission is re-
garded as strong body, combining
representatives of the political ele-
ments, as we'll as the diplomatic fra
ternity. The names, however. are not
widely known outside of Spain, the ap-
parent purpose being to secure a COM
mission strong among all elements at
home, and thus able to carry public
approval with It's action, rather than
one made up of conspicuous public
men. The Spanish commission has two
senators, whereas the American has
three, and it differs from the Ameri-
can commission in having a represent
atiVe Of the ary, Gen. Cerrero
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-21
partment would send orders to bring
the regiment back"

partment would send orders to bring
the regiment back"
IF we send nurses and medical ex-
aminers to Manila" said w. f. Steele
I'VE shall take the surest way to get
the regiment back. But 1 do not think
we can get congress or the war de-
partment to act. The health Of the reg
tment speaks eloquently of Col Reeve
and the medical staff's care for the
men. The men enlisted for two years.
We did not have any conditions impos-
ed. We cannot recall American troops
as soon as peace is declared. 1t is the
work of weeks. We did not know they
were going on police duty Let them
come home with what credit is due to
them"
1t was then voted to urge the govern
ment to send Red Cross nurses and
medical inspectors to Manila for the
Minnesota camp.
-Four vacancies in the executive COM
mittee were filled by the election of
Gen. Bunker. Chester R. Smith, DR..
Ritchie 6nd Mrs. Charles Letz.
Maj. Espy then moved that the gov
ernment be urged that when the regi-
mentS return from Manila, the Thir-
teenth, the Tenth Pennsylvania and
the Astor battery come back by way
of Europe. He included the outside
regiments because one was his native
state Of Pennsylvania and the other
was representative body of men, and
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BAD ENOUGH.

Conditions at Santiago as Reported
by Gen. LawtOn.
WASHINGTON. Sept 2O.-Nearly
l, 200 of the American troops at Santi-
ago are on the sick list, and Gen. Law
ton reports thirty-eight new cases of
1ever today. His report sent the war
department tonight is as follows:
santiago de Cuba, Sept. 2O.-To Adjutant
General Washington: Sick, !, 1,187; fever, 679;
new cases, 88; returned to duty. 2S9. Deaths.
w. M. Johnson, Eighth Illinois infantry.
teamster thermic fever, Sept. 10; Felix Bos-
well, d, Ninth United States volunteers. bill
ious fever, Sept. 18; Albert Richardson, nurse.
United States volunteers, pernicious malarial
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T0DAY'S BULLETIN.

Page.
1-'Old Glory" Flying Over Havana.
Big Loss Of Life in Toledo.
Work of Quebec Commission.
Col. Reeve May Return Home.
Food Wanted for Fourteenth.
Praise for the Fourteenth.
Great Danger From Vesuvius.
2-Home Products Exposition.
Earnings of Northern Pacific.
Council Votes 81, 200 for Volunteers.
The Eustis Boom Blown.
o-Honor for the Fourteenth.
Assignments Of the Third.
4-Editorial.
For a Library Annex.
Brown County Republican Row.
6-Kansas City Wins the Pennant.
st. Paul Defeats Detroit.
e-Bar Silver, 61c.
Cash Wheat in Chicago, G6kc.
T-Edward Marks Gold Dust.
Fatal Boiler Explosion.
S-Ramsey County Republican Souabbls.
Big Telephone Absorption.