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San Antonio, Texss, May n.-Four,b
court Of appeals;
Notions oyerrulel Hattie NJ. Didson and
others ys. w. b. Worthan, State treas
ursr, from Maverick. for rehearlng T..
Hall VS.. Lasalle County, from Lusalle. 10
dismiss writ OF error: same partieg. to
quas citation: Alexander p. Campbell ana
others vs.. Juan y. Barroa and Others, from
HeSar. TO affirm on certificate; Travellers
Insurance Company w. George II. Keller.
from Harrison, TO tax costs against appel
liant
The following motions were submlt,ef:
j. VI. Avery and others w. s. J. Pepper
Bros and others. from Hunt, for rehearlng;
Texas Loan Agency VS.. Fannie a. Lem
ming and Others, from Bowie, for rehear-
Ing, Same VS.. Same. additional motion for
rehearing; r. T. Norwood vs.. Interstate
National Bank. from Bowie. for reheirlng.
Same vs.. Same. for same; Northwestern
National Insurance Company VS.. ]. S. Nor
wood, from Exits. motion for rehearing;
John illig vs. Maria De La Garcie. from
Bexar, for rehearlng.
The following cases were decided: John
A. Taylor and others vs.. the State, from
Arkansas. affirmed: Seeley and Il. Early aud
others Vi. n. Parker from Papola az
firmed; j. j. Stuttgart vs.. +. A. Biount
from Harris. affirmed; s, v. Edwards,
sheriff, and othsrs VS.. w. G. Irwin. from La
Sale, reversed and rendered; Baptist Book
Concern VS.. Il. Il. CasweI. from Gonzales,
reversed and rendered; j. NJ. Hall VS.. la
Sale County and others. from La Salt. AZ
firmed the City OF ri Paso VS. Mrs. Frank
Buchanan. from ri faso. reformed and
affirmed
eonrt os crirssaaI Appeals.
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n. -. ----------
II COMMANDING GENERAL.
ies and STAFF Are Ready
rFoceed to Tampn.

~ Miles and StnT Are Rcndy
:" rroceed to Tampa.
fas'on' May ia final decision
hed by General Miles to leave for
'omorrow night. The special or
ms subject have been made and
niles and other officers who a.
MN Will proceed to Tampa ana
nus That may be designated for
~ duty The following named
WIN accompany the general. Cap
n'enasl, Captain NJ. p. Morse,
:, colonel j. Gilmore, Major Cen
~ :. Breckenridge and Brlgadier
sonn |, Rogers of the volunteer
rS I Cnarles r. Greenleaf, Lieu
W.. wagner, chief of the mill
us.lon division of the war de-
ia ii. Osgood, commissary:
n1ssins, Captain S. |. Budd. Can
L. scott and First r. su,enant
neerson. Colonel Wagner will
y, 'ne bureau OF military in
as me army is In the field
rson seu IN his work by Lleuten
IN IN VINO Is at present In this Of
I ~ officers of the field VIII be
.ne work increases. General
Eve his headquarters in the
m,, ,st mass of papers and other
,rn.sFy character have baen
AAs ready FOR shipment to
h. es and messengers in the de-
~ osen ordered 10 be ready to
'enerai Miles and his STAFF.
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Stx Uundrcd Delegates Arc In At
IcnI- MO-. In 81. 1.nmis.

6; Louis, Mo. May li-Ahout 600 dele
ra,oa wore present today when Grand 'hiet
Arthur called the biennial convention of the
Brothorhood n Locomotive Engineers 10 or
DIR for ihice weeks copv' niion 'hare arc
nicut 200 visitors who are mostly members
Of the Ladies Auxiliary During the follow
ing sessions It Is expected much busiDeis
relative to the order will be transacted One
of the most important matters TO come up
viii be the ducgticr ~ going into inc Ma
tinrul Alliance Of Railroad Organizations.
To-Day committees were ptointed en- credcu-
ti1ls. organization. etc All the National OF
fCe,s are present.
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san Francisco, May n.-weather at Oak
land fine, track fast.
FIX furlongs-sldas, Rapido. Nervoso. Time
i;ie.
Five furlongs-- owyhee. The Frctter, Also
Ran II Time ;03.
seven furIongs-L La Goleta. lamar II. Wa
tomba Time l.z1M.
Milo and sixteenth--Tonsa vannah, Odds
On Murlil Time l.47.
Mile. selling Eernardillo, EiBnorc. Recre-
alton. Time 1:iOls.
Eve furloDgs- -Silss Rowcna. Hurry Buriy.
Sllycc Time l.otH.
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FsrRIA's ATTITUDE.

|frn.n' and HOPES Cor the
|s,, -s.e Z" som End.
I'M, "ay lis Emperor TraneiI
In 70 tho address of the
"e delegations who vera re-
ia, by his majesty t7day.
I. II. saStria's relat ons with all
|. !. with the neighbor ne
Va M e very best The cmper r
ny ''e regret to the hosti III 5
kl,s States ana spain and
,c,, = mad resolved 70 main
'''y he hoped the dir
*'A soon be endsd..
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ST, Louis Selected a~ the Next Place
Car Annual Nssttng.

New Orleans, La. May 1.-THE Elks held
session covering a couple Of hours today.
Some considerable business was transacted
Of no special interest to the public, The
pr;nc,pai business was the eelection Of 81.
Lofts az the city for tho next reunion. A
number OF proposed additions TO the constl-
tulinn were read and referred 10 tho COM
mittec on laws TO be subsequently reported
and discussed by the lodge
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TIE DEWEY RESOLUTIONS.

They Have Been signed ny me
is~nf-Thc Pen saved.
New YORK. May l1.--A dispatch to ~
Journal and Advertiser from Wasn'ns'ol
saws. President Mckinney has signsd Toe
receptions PASSED by the senate ana nou.e
extending the thanks Of congress 70 ~
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Mrs. Clara Taylor Noyes, wife OF SAMUEL
Oliver Noyes. died this morning at her
home. corner Of Crawford and Iceland. at
i:Io O'Clock. She had been sick for about
four months, A year ago Mrs, Noyrs was
Miss Clara Taylor. daughter ci Mr.. A X.
1Aylcr
The funeral Will be held Friday. the hour
~ uhfch hnn not ham hnfnrnfn6 2 -
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Cooper today appointed Mr.. Leo Samuel
son of Marshall, Texas. to West Point IS
the successful competitor in the cxamlna-
ton for that honor ard young Ar. Ne I
OF Warren. Texas, alternate.
He also sppointed Mr. Henry Lacey cf
Palestine to The naval academy and Y.
Coleman Of New Birmingham alternate.
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Butte
HOUSTON.


Marco Moore, from Falls; Buck Parker.
from Hamilton; George White. from
Karnes; Victor Schumacher and Noah VIII
kerson. from Coleman.
Reversed and remanded: Louie Frlckie.
from Dosque; s. L. Holland, from I'll Pace.
Joe Moon, from Ellie; Harold Won senden.
from Blanco; Tom Quinn, from Archer;
Landon Lane and Jack Doucette. from Lib
crty; John Hankins. from Bceoue.
Submitted on motion to dismiss appeal.
Henry Wick. from HOPKINS. N
Submitted on motion for certiorarI. E II.
Dunlap, fron Victoria
Submitted on brief for State; Isaac OH
y0iitwc. f1sssy tfosa $ Nrr, 1paats On 4 ,jc.l
Jones. from Nacogdoches; Some Ciemcn 81.
from Smith. n q a y, n : 's
on briefs for both parties; Glen Mee
Clever, from Young: Tom 0}snn. fr
Walker; Rich Ship. from Bowia M rs N Z
On briefs and oral arGumone1 u y
=. n, Bryant, from An6 ~: n. q
and Louis I3seph. fypm NJ ~ y u W
Swami; from Weship&1e1 81
!. Motless q || T. r. "a
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miraI Dewey. At the presidents suggestion
Secretary Porter took charge o! me pen
rsei and viii keep Il until Admiral Dew,
ey,s return TO this country. Ihtn II wa
he rresented to him.
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FINANCES IN SPAIN.
Dig Drop in Exchange, hut Neccs
u rin> A. Il, I.liif:inI.


Dig Drop In Exchange, hut Neccs-
Saries Are iiNnrbitnnt.
New York, May IA dispatch to tbs
World from Madrid says: The drop IN for
eign exchange and In the gold premium Of
l15 to 70 in one day has taken business men
and bankers by surprise.
1t is att. buted to the fact that the Bank
Of Spain has ceased to purchase foreign
bills having placed enough reserves abroad
for the necessities Of the Spanish colonial
treasures until the middle Of June IN
Spanish government has obtain "a an al
vance of 100000 francs IN gold from lne
Spanish Hypothetical bank ana IRON N, N
French Banque de PARIS a. faFls NJ ~
Rank Of Spain also bought considera9ls
amount OF silver in bars and com aor9au
10 raplace It's cash reserves. Large aHlouhts
have been drawn al 2 pace OF So,uuu'Vv" Vi
81 600 900 a week since April for exchange
for the banks notes ,,.to,
The economical aud financial eonat1lon
nj The country is vary critical. Al DIS n.s9
is at a standstll. The prlce OF III .oi -,
,nodities and provisions Is rising steally
TN scarcity and increase in the price OF
coal is disturbing and reducing the pTolH'
~ ali industrias. This government pays
an nrian For coal particularly foreigA coA.
ria crisis and modification OF thz caplHrS
is daily expected. Sagasta only pes P'iss
The rendering OF reaignatoas oil nan He
members OF the cabinet TO please w w o,od
by getting the financial oiis me-
on.
New York, May 11.--A special to the her-
aid from san Sebastian says; There Is great
excitement here on account Of pAeAom-
sn., al, in the exchange in favor OF Span
ish money. Yesterday the r9te was -
whereas this morning II ieil 10 -, ,'n
, nsorn,sd IN mot excellent authority ma,
veil know banking house has come 20 .ns
rescue and advanced the Bank OF spa'a
100. 600 pesetas.
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caa<.. Appointed.

sse@eisI Dispatch to Tho Post.)
washington. May II. g Congressman
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Gonrt oe crirsiaal Appeals.
Aultin, Texas. Nay H. ouFt 81 criminal
appeals precetdines: a !, 4,
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Advance
i'm
Glass;.

The manufacturers of Window Glass ana
Plato Glass have made biz advance in
prices. and prcsnt values will be main
tanned. II not increased. for some time to
come
We are well prepared to take care Of
Window Glars orders and will equaliss
prices with ST Louis jobbers II we do not
do better for you. We handle only first
class American brands. and our stock Is
in prime condition.
Send US your orders.
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DAY OF EXCITEMENT
CONTINUED from nnt puEOJ

In Madrli and relate 10 thr condition "'
affalH ana plans for the defense ni ih'
Island Others wore written 10y Hpnhl7h
spies In this country They contain IN
formation that has boon repeatedly puh'
liHhrd In tho newspapers whlrh W"uln
not have boon of any service 10 SPAN.
Other letters from business houses nav
INK connections m Spain contain lhf'rhA'
tlun ~ more or less Importance hrNofal
letters viii ho turned over % the secret
service VI the treasury department hH
they contain clues that may be- un'iul
hereafter
no ono can remember when tho EnN'
cfnmont NJ the Tinted Rtlt"n hrld NJ
hnd uponri private correspondence hr'
fore Certainty never since ihr war NJ lAls.
although during the rebellion lrtlrrn wrt"
frequently intercepted hv nfdrrH ~ th'
war department of tho department nf lhH'
tlcr whom II was suspected they contain
cd oinrnl information. for o lnng llm"
II has been believed the mail of che United
states consulate ln cuba was iamp'f"l
with In tho Havana puuluiirv. although
communications between the consul Erh
eral aud the government could not have
been disturbed fnr they we're always
sont back and forth ln d separate ana
exclusive pouch to which thrtr were only
two keys unr iu the state department
aud the other at tho runHulho in Havana.
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THE AUT0N0MISTS
CONTINUED from nral paEsl

tho transport clly NJ cadlg n was added
that tho torpedo boats Arlolr. llayOf and
Asor would return Ia CudlE n the small
uhHoawoflhy torpedo boats were lrft be-.
hind "A n presumed that others intend %
cross tho son.
Public Indignation ht bring trtiod win
IN reference tp the Capu Verde fleet, ~
which great things are expected. WIS IN.
lrmlnod by the news that The bntiloahlp
Frlayp only irn cnrt"EonH last sunday
ana reached CndS today II WIS sup
posed thnl she ana another halllrHhip
the Carlos w. were on tho other side ~
The ocean by this time ana perhaps pre-.
pairing tn lombard Now York
tn" Same deception ana dllatornrHH
have been discovered In the nttIng OUT
NJ other vessels of war ut The navy yards
iuu partly 10 the srandalnua deficiency
~ equipment aud supplies at lho royal
nrnonala
Tho Hpsulnfds are extremely angry with
their government ~ the navy falls "a
como up 10 their oatrhyhEunt rHprrta-
tiunH or meets with serious rryrrarn.
there viii be- an uprising ~ the people
which Viii br itrrHiHtnblr The best mat
may be- luoked Tor then II the oycrlhrpw
~ tho ministry. already much weakened
by the collapse NJ l,a protfaclrd negolla.
Ilnnn with the United states ana tho fhil.
are ~ itn colonial home rule ppliry
Tho fear ~ popular putburai kept many
people uneasy ana increases the ioprrH.
sion ln financial circles Finnnrlcn are
deeply dluEuHlrd with the nnanrr min,
iHl'rs projects Thvy nay he proposes
taxes % 10 impossible to levy und dam.
agra spanish credit abroad by bis strange
plans for increasing the bank not" Haur
and the lampcfing with thu payment OF
tho roupuns ~ the foreign debt
tumutH arc current again that Russia
and Germany viii assist Spain.
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rnours MuyiNd

thlyamauEp National lafk. Has Aprl
p This has been busting day among
urulloDmun at rhiramauga Park
Ia pursuance II orders iHaurd yesterday.
tho light batteries ln camp were ordrrrd
tn Tampa ana the entire dny has been
taken ~ in getting the men. h"tH'a ana
guna aboard the cars The trtlnn b'ar'
ing tho men aud .hrlr equipments haN"
been given the rshl ~ way ani II 10 "a.
pc,tod they Will arrive nt Tampa cafly
tomorrow
Tho Twenty fourth Infantry vii break
camp tomorrow Tho Nlnlh cavalry e..
crly,d pvtrmptuy uficH tp move a.
once ani the men aru packing up tonight
orders viii br lsuurd tomorrow fuf the
removal lo Tampa ~ the Twenty nfh
infantry and Tenth ,aNalfy. aud ths Hg'
ond cavalry ami seventh infantry Will
probably Fu catA most week
Mobile. Aprl - The Tonlh aud TWru.
q B.sr.uud trglmrni- lrll camp this after.
noon bound flr Tampa
Nrw orleans. Ami - The First rrEr
mrui lru hot, tonight fnf Tampa
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CAMP M.ktNtEY

Portland Aprll = 't0c national sulrd
of Oregon. about iluo strong. will br A..
srmplrl IN Portland tomorrow when the
companies from tho Interior arrive CO..
morrow thry Niu $50 immediately into
camp al lnInEton park
ln accordance With tho order from ten
vrl ilerbc. tho camp viii Do known 40
Camp Mrklnlgy Zoo honor W ,he prraI.
dent
Tho Fire, regiment viii Join the Second
ami rhlrd at camp Mcktulr, ON Monday
morning Governor Lord has no, ,rt an.
nounrri hls nrld and stan appointments
ani may no, do nu until Monday
Lieutenant Colonel / uantcnbclp. of
The FIRST regimen, viii hr IN command
at the camp until the troops ate turned
over to Captain Kendall United atatca
recruiting onlrrr it ~ believed either
Colonel - Summers or Lieutenant cot.
oncI ia ksun. United States army. ere.
urrdj. VIII ho appointed colonel ~ tho
new regiment
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srNon roLo QUIET

Toronto. Aprll = scnor Polo received
several long cables from Madrid Iast
night q
ITO would not say whether the questions
in the house ~ commons and tho press
comments on his stay hrrv had anything
a. du with the cables he received Mem
bcfu of the ministers stan we're equally
r,uernt but % IN believed scnur Polo
VIII lrayc in fcW days tur Grrat nrit-
ain ana nc viii hc appointed 10 the Span
ish embassy in England
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HEAVY ARTILLERY.

san Francisco April a,-Whcn the
United states recruiting Office closed yes
tcrday go nblc-hodlcd men had made ap'
pllcatlon for places In the heavy Ortll-
lcry volunteer service one noticeable
feature OF the days enlistment was the
Increased number Of mon ot experience
and u goodly showing from among the
League of the Cross aud Boys Brigade
organizations Candidates for cavalry
service were numerous and could not be
induced to enlist In any other branch,
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DUNs WEEKLY REVIEW.

New York, April @.-R q, Dun y Com
pany's weekly review viii say tomorrow:
llostllitles have not as yet changed last
weeks conditions. There Is much post
ponement of orders by men who do not
know what they are waiting for, and
much restriction OF loans by banks which
are abundantly strong, All this checks
new business, and yet the volume OF
transactions through the clearing houses
Is per cent larger than the same week
In 1902 with on foreign troubles. But this
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HEAVY TRAIN ROBBERY.

El Paso, Tex Aprll 20 Tho west bound
passenger train on the Southern Pacific
was taken In charge by four masked
men at Comstock, Texas, ut midnight last
night, and two miles west of the station
the express ear and engine were detached
ana run short distance up the track,
The robbers wrecked the through safe
Nnd took the entire money contents
amounting to 10000
The express ear was badly wrecked by
the explosion. No one was injured and
none OF the passengers were disturbed,
The robbers took trails outward toward
the Mexican border and posse IL now In
hot pursuit
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STUDENTS ENROLL.

stanford University cal, April ~ Fol
lowing the call Tor volunteers about forty
stanford students have enlisted In Com
pnuy Is First infantry, of san Francisco,
and will go To ,hc city ON Monday pre-
pared to so to the front and prefcrrng
that location whore the charge is thick
est President Jordan has promised all
students cnllstIng now their full credits.
Nearly half ot the members OF the foot
ball toam are among the recruits.
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increase would be- much larger but for
the speculative stagnatlon here. the New
York clearlngs being "a per cent smaller
than ln 100
Tho railroads are doing great busl.
ness o., pet cent larger than In i42 IN
pril earnings thus far and 1873 larger
than last year.
The failures this week were 81 In the
United States agaIns, 20 last year. ana
ic ln Canada against q last year.
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rmE RErnnr nENlEn

Key West Aprl - o. 90 % m Captain
II D. Harrington commander ~ inc mon.
Nor Puritan and ,ummandlug uinrcr uf
Tho CaricnaH dcrt who has just come
from there. specifically denies the story
of the alleged hombarimcut NJ that port
10y tho monitor rcrrur aud gunpuat Ma.
,hius he nya There az, no spanish
batteries there
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rnEAciEnY rNEAnrnEp

fan Francisco. Aprn - Tho can says
There 10 not tho slightest doubt that
plans ~ tho works commanding the haf.
hpf ~ Ban Francisco afo in possession
uf the spanish authorities. Captain Casa
military attarho of the spanish legation
at Washington. wua lu This city laa'
winter fur several weeks. me gu,si uf
tho Ruauish consult and while here had
ample opportunities Co stroll about the
hait,ura an mo- orders CO. tho contrary
bad then hrrn ISSUED Since De- lon how
ever the dc'rnsra have b,rn materially
strengthened by the addition OF rapid.
nrr Euun The Lime Point position has
be,u made exceedingly formidable IN
many ways during the past month
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ARGENTINE NEUTRAL.

iIucuos Ayrcs. Aprll - 1t In anuounc
ed that Argentine viii promulgntr de
yrru of neutrality during the war bc
tween the United states ana spain. but
u seems certain the government will re-
serve liberty Of action In regard to coal
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cAl.ronNlA yoLrNrErns-

lrcsnu Aprl - Last night In com
pluncc with instructions from Governor
nudd companies g and =. y q. G met
Ia Atmory hall and muster rolls We're
opened fpr volunteers. slNty.srvcn vol.
uulrcts ln Companies y and G. captain
q ". Jones ot Company y and captain
q q Duncan or Company g and their
licutcnnnls will apply for commissions
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onrdoN TROOPS GATHERING

Mciford Aprll - -rompnny u Second
regiment . y Co. captain May. ot
Ashland passed through here tonight rn.
route tu Portland More than q thousand
cltlacnS gathered a, the station aud gave
tho soldiers ID hearty reception. The locnl
company, which WAS organlsrd mnt week
IN ordered to be- ln readiness and may
leave ror Portland tomorrow night
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onnNns ron sNcnNcY Issunn.

Washington Aprll - Secretary Algci
this morning issued most sweeping or.
der. directed to All the bureau chiefs NJ
the war department and all officers on
special duty from the highest to the
lowest. lnslructIng them under no cir
cumslanccs to give Information to the
prcas on any subject connected with the
Wnr
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srANIsu sloor CAPTURED

key West. Apr, - Tho spanish slopp
EpEn,ia. captured by jhr United States
Eunhuat NoWInr m tabanaa yesterday.
NaH brought hero to-day by thr pr.sc ,r,N
uuD uur blank sno, Nas necessary Co.
prius The Engfaria &C., She had a crvW
~ seven men and a. cargo ~ nhh fhc
men had been in the spanish nav, ana
served as sort ~ naval reserve
Tho onrcts ~ the Ncwpuu "a, tu,
capture ls important To- ,lrW ~ thc fact
that the little vessel was attempting 60
carry in Havana the news ~ the move
mrhln VI Tho foot
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DAKOTA VOLUNTEERS,

Sioux Falls, s. D., April 2o,--INour full
companies of cavalry volunteers have
been turned over to Colonel GrIgsby and
win bc mustered In at once, They were
recruited from the ranges west Of the
Missouri river and are largely made up
Of cowboys, State Treasurer Phillips has
command of one company.
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ARMY SURGEONS ArrolNrrp

Washington April - Secretary Alg,r
haa drrlEnatri mo following medical ~.
caiird uut by tho ptcnldruyu proclamation.
nu ln lhcir unyslrai qualifications fuf scr.
vice Major LrWis llrvohcmln surgeon.
Idaho captain Edward H Morris. as.
aialang surgeon oregon. l. rhuupa
assistant surgeon Washington
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ruG nRAEMARs CARGO

Portland. Aprll - whcaI-walR Wal
"a e3poi valley ana blue stem, sNut
Tho largest shipment uf Hour that was
ever sent forward from Pacific coast
port Tor the orient was cleared today FOR
Chint ana Japan The steamer Br1cmar
cleared with i203 barrels. valued at Ss3.
gtG
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THE AslArlc SQUADRON.

vilong Kong, April cit Is reported
Irom Manila that the American squadron
was sighted m nollnno. north " Manila.
but the weather was too stormy tn com,
munlcutc with the insurgents
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AGAINST CANTEENs,

chicago. April G-rhc officers OF the
national w, C. n, u. have sent n petit
tIon to President Mckinley and General
Miles requesting the prohibition of the
establishing of "cantecna" In the camps
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TWO MEN DROWNED,

Spokane, April 20-Mlchael Leland ana
an unknown man were drowned In the
Spokane river here today before the eyes
OF hundreds of spectators, Their bodies
were swept over the falls and have not
been recovered
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