davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-02-28

We have about arrived at the con
clusion that Spanlard never tells
the truth intentionally.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-02-28

Gen. Grosvenor, the leader of the
Republican anti-civil service forces
in the House said when asked why
he had ceased lighting 1--WE are
waiting for certain things to happen,
(which means that they are waiting
to see how many civil service bars
Mr.. Mckinley is going to take down
when he issues that order modifying
the rules, which he has promised.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-02-28

Even the colored brother has
caught the fever and wants to fight
Spain.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-02-28

N0V 5 SS@sz Sfss 81 9"s he
DO 4 w ty is Wall Paper. = 49,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-02-28
secretary Long at Work Again.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28. - Secretary
Long has returned to work.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-02-28

A CAR load of strictly pure Ear
ly Rose seed potatoes just in at Pos
tens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-22

OF this Information and all other owl.
dence that could be secured w1uid Ia
presented 70 the investigating commit /.
tee a; Washington.
AT the conference last night OF secro-
tnfy Alger with Gen. .prpckonridr.
the commander of Camp Hamilton ana
other officers. Gen. sanact said tb,t
while the division hospital might h. n
god thing. that az now conducted 4,
had been disgrace 60 thu sarvi,.s.
that II had deprived tho regiments a;
their surgeons and caused hprdablps
on the slick. who should have mad To-, 7
ter attention at the proper time. sur.
Eepi-0en' sternberg In reply Insisted
mat az acquisitions should be hon.
ored IN Washington. ana that any moi
teal men failing to do their duty sb1uii
be reported.
Gen. Waite told Secretary Air.r
that the conduct of some quartefrnas.
tors 10 Furnish supplies was criminal
while IN Chlckamauga he ffequonttv
made requests which were moi re-.
ured. An Imperative order had bn.p
sent 10 have all water boiled. lie had
made a requisltl1n on Quartornnsi.r.
Gen. Loo for water boilers. 40 ntt.n.
tion was paid 10 hls request and h. no..
pcatedly urged Quartcrmnstar-Gpn.
lee T. send the boilers and telling him
now the men were contracting typhoid
lever he met with reply which read
The war department docs not furnish
boilers"
Gen. Waite then purchased the boil.
ers himself but the seeds n typhoid
had been sown. and the daily report
showed the list VI deaths and OF cases
IN tho hospitals.
Pointing ui Quartcrmastor T.udinr.
ton. Gen. Waite said. These mon
cannot say u was somebody clre's
fault. II was the fault OF Quaftortrns.
Ter Ice. aud II was the fault Of Quar-.
tetmaHter LudinTton. who b. stnrdin-
rght there" LudinFton made no rcpiy
~ Waite. as stcrnbcrg had done 10
Sanger.
Washington. u. g.. Sent. st.-The
qunricrmnatcr'H department of tho
army states that the claim made by
certain officers that hoiiefn were not
furnished for boiling water nt Chicia.
maugn is not true. ON the same date
that chief QuariormaHtor I.ec tple.
Eraphcd Tor the b1liorH 1000 were ssrt
and q little later 900 moro. II II also
stated that the r1idlerr would u1t
drink the boiled water because IL had
q nat taste. and preferred and drank
the fresh water.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-22
cArr. rAorr's VIEWS.
''''"''s soriis VAS nlurder -ou.ii,, N,
American nattis.hlp.

Warrington sept 2i.-Capt. Alfred
F'gct British naval attache. nwlgne.,
70 observe operations durlng the rsr,n,
campaign IN the West Indie. A. ..,
gagged here L. assembling the large
mass 81 material gathcr,d In cuba. ana
~ experimenting thls with the ofielsi
data now being supplied by the navy
Speaking Informally today of some OF
ms observations, Capt, phFet said IA
had been shown guile clearly thai tho
neNal branch of the service should
nav" complete control of all army
transportation By sea. lie points out
that this IA the practice the world over
In the British service an TRANSPORT
are under the control ~ the admiralty.
lhlH practice could be- adopted with
advantage By this country, Ia Cant.
ihgetf opinion, as much " the c0nfu.
sion IN the transportation and landing
~ TIE army supplies was due 20 the la.
experience % merchant captains OF
Transports, ana 10 the direction OF ali
sea transportation by the army rather
than by the navy.
CAPT Pagei report viii deeote much
attention 20 the destruction ~ Admiral
ccrvera's neei, as rhls was the main
naval Incident uf the war. he II secur-
Ing from the navy department com.
nlcte reports OF the gunncry " the
American ships. with ylcw OF show
lns the importance " the man behind
the gun" Capt PaErra personal View
II that Admiral cervera'E sorilc was n
most f0olhardy venture, which cannot
be Justified By naval standards, oven
thought ordered BY the admlral's su.
perlnrs,
According 10 capt Piget'a Wow, tho
most effective urs Admiral Ccrvera
could have made u his squadron was
10 have dismaniled them 0f an the
lighter guns, particularly tho quick
firing, ana turning OVER Guns and men
10 Gen. Toral Tor u.s. IN defending tho
city. In ease OF a s0rtle FROM the har.
Dor. Capt. Paget sharra she view Of
American naval officers that the sortle
should have been made 40 night
Capt. pagat speaks highly Of our new
hattleahlpa and cruisers. particularly
those now on the stocks. which he has
examined critically through the plans
and specifications. He rays foreign
naval experts long recognized that
frst-class warshlps could De built In
the United states. although he does not
admit that our ships yet excel. or even
equal. those the Brlllsh buzz, In this
connection, prominent American
naval officer recently told capt Paget
that the new cruiser New Orleans.
bought In England during the early
stages VI the war, was a revelation 10
the authorities here IN - Tar as her
guns and armament are concerned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-22

Mar'inelll 10 lay she case before ths
me war department. With request
that some action. " possible. Doe taken
90 protect the prla1ntrs from haun.
M1nsiguur Maf.lnolli presented she
facts. as communicated % him. 90 Act
lnr aecrUi1ry " War NJ lk.Jilhu. and
urged that the dcparimau, Cimmuni-
cate Win Gen. OILS. In command % thr
American forces a; Manila. wish Wow
o. annriiug relief 20 The captured
priests
IN compliance with the request. Sec
rniaty Mclklslahn directed ihas Gen.
oiH DE- Informed 1f The situation ~
ihe prirsia and asked 60 Protect fhrm
from bad ircaimcni n thly were in hla
lurltllcii1n. In Response 90 .hit order
Gen. oils cablol the department today
aa follows
Manila, Sept 2i.-AdlWant General.
Believe reports u extent
~ brutality % spanish priests tNlE.
flf1iOd. VIII send oiiicrr o. lnvlH.l.
gate, which Will require several DAYS.
Nyw scgovll bish1prlc one hundred
MI "a distant Otis. C1mmanding"
lne Information contained in Den.
u4Ha dispatch was communicated 10
MaHalgnor Marilnelil
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-22
HUNDREDS DROWNED.
Japan ALSO SUFFERS SEVERELY
,t.,srcas Of Thousands Of People Dis
tre.scd- American Missionaries Driven
out-Ao,i,ity Of the Russians.

Vancouver. u. C.. Sept. 2i--Adviocs
from the orient by the Empress OF
india. which arrived this morning.
state that china and japan have been
visited by thuuderstotms ana disas-
trous foods In which many hundreds
OF people have lost their lives. The re-
glon north OF the Anshnng mountains
has been inundated for hundreds Of
miles by the yellow river Several
hundred thousand persona have been
plunged into the deepest distress. ana
many into absolute penury. which local
authorities are unable 20 alleviate.
Now that Germany has acquired tcr-
riturlul rights In shnntunE, with other
concessions, u IL suggested that the
German government may encourage
German or Dutch engineers e. pre-
scribe remedy for the annual nJgds
Of the HunEho.
British Consul Butler. at Klunshow.
has requested tho American 81 siti,
II. Hcdi0c. az Canton. o. ufgo The viie-
roy 10 send soldiers 90 NudIa, near
1toich1w, TO protect the lives and prop
crty Of American missionaua ln that
district. Rev. Dr. 4. W McCIntock
and Rev. J. ". Lcvcrot of the Amer
lean Presbyterian mission, district ~
iiainnn, were Obliged 90 ny fot their
lives and seek irutCutiun u the British
consul at liclchcw
Reports of the rebellion In Hainnn
Indicate renewed outbreaks 80 tho
TfDcd society. % band OF thieves and
robbers who have been strengthened by
pirates This llW'pHH army has com.
mltted many dcprr duti1nH In the IIui-
chow county.
The china Gazette says. Reuter- APP
pears TO have been All wrong In tho
recent telegram about the IIongkonE
and shanghai bank being put out "
the field over the new chang ahnng-
lial-kwan railway loan By Chlna'a nc
ccdlng ~ the terms Of the proposed
ltuHnihu claim. Tor. ~ the present mo-
mcnt, negotiations are atiil actively IN
progress IN i-kin respecting the Hong
Kong ana Shnnrhui bank loans. 20 that
the widespread belief that Great Bfit.
ain has iinnlly abandoned the impor.
f1rt Point In the face Of Russian oppo.
Eltlou seems unf1unded.
me Gazette also reports that the
liurslnnH have produced written
promise signed by III Hung Chang
while nt ~ Petersburg. that "a Russian
Official viii succeed Sir Robert Hart as
inrpc'tot'Ecnvral of the imperial mar.
itiinc customs.
Mlnefr are opposed 90 theManchurinn
railway and are uhstructing tho Rus
SLAMS. Thcy are well armed. The Rus.
SLAMS have about twenty-five soldiers
between New Chang and Port Arthur
and are building up forts very quickly.
| They have about thirteen mon-of. wnt
between Port Arthur ana Talicnwnn
Considerable disqualification IN felt in
Hongkong and elsewhere In conae.
quuncc u the retention OF Spanish du-
YES ~ Manila by tho American au-
th0ritloH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-22
oen.rai OTIS Accused.

Cleveland, sept. gL-Mr. G. W. Met.
cllf, living 90 this city. whose n1n.
burton Mrtcalf. died rccfr.iy in gtn
Fnncisc1 of typhoid pneumonia con.
utried while az Camp Merit, ua A
mcmher " ihr U,iicd S.lics rrsuiars.
VIII iake Steps 90 have charrfH prs.
tcfred agninei Gen. O.is. ulw with Inc
American forces In me Philippine.
Mr, M1ic0f said today, II am 4,
member on an organization made I'M III
people all over the country. who htVe
il.t relatives or friends who mad IN.
ilHt,d u The regular army FOR service
In the Philippines.
-, Iheto men lied through exposure an
mat peailltntial spot known a. c5nn
Merritt Each member d this orqsai.
sauln VIII bring prfssure 10 brir M
nls C,nEresSman 20 have charges prs I.
isrFcd aEilnFi Gen. Oiis. Who ioesie1
ne camp Nhfru 10 was The orrtni,,,
ION u large and lnnuengi,i W. mi
! b'Wtve 70 VIII Dc able 20 aeeof,,,ii.,,
nc onl,c, Tor which " WIS formed"
a MF, Meicaf rac7Hiiv rolurntd sr,y
san fIahclsc1, whore D wtni 10 brlns
nome we remaiffa N H. son. ne s,nte,
49, ne .nvesilratod the c1niiiibns III
Imp Merritt and thar a more No..
hellhy SPOT Tor . clmp could net ~.
been found on she pariae r,s.s "'''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-22
|i3!d6I|Y(i|I||
Route

To and from Chicago. st. Louis.
Omaha Kansas City. and all eastern
points
Direct line 10 the Trans Mississippi
Exposition. s,opovers allowed at
Omaha on all tickets reading through
that city.
Two through trains each way daily.
Nesubulcd bunei smoking library
cars. Pullman Sleeping cars. roclln-
ms chair cars (aeats free). coaches
and dining cars, operated on the a
Ia carte plan.
Tickets a. Offices OF connecting iines.
l. a, DENTON. Ticket Agent II. q.
W, Ily,, Dolly Block
II. ~ NfSLEN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent.
". y. MAiILIAN, Gen. ACT,
2ii = W. Temple H.. Salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-22
riNoRrr Is Tnr cnirr.
Michigan Republican. Nominal. him b,
Aeeiamatiob.

Detroit, Mich. Sept. gi.--Gov. Pinsr,.
was unanimously nominated by ac',lt.
nation this afternoon by the Repubil.
can state convention. Many membera
OF MS party who have NOT heretpf,re
necn IN accord with the governor
l''hei IN The cheering when he an.
Elt,d ana made characterize
-,ch OF acceptance. In his speech.
Gov PlnTree announced that he ~
'ilit the same old bald. hradeI pie
ucr h. was two years aFo. M Nina
q republican that believed In principle
before party" Wv
Ho aild. however. that the Republl.
can parry was tho party OF trs com.
NON people ana that was why he had
Always been In II. S1mebodv fnusf
Stand ~ ana nee that there IL flir
pay, ana the governor said ID was doNn
hll' work Tor him 10 do Il. n anyb5dy'
wen me best Republican, was fotni
srtiing out ~ paying his taxes he
would not vote for him.
Nh'h the resolutions were reported 10
W. committee they were unanimoisiy
adopted, without debate. ON no a al.
".sn the resolution said;
We endorse. tho present national
naturalization. and express confid nee
~ ihe honesty, integrity and patriot.
wv oi President Mckinney During the
u3ihg times that eliminated In a war
WIN spain, he displayed rare ability
80 discretion until the nnal cessation
h1sulltlcs which We hone will
",,lny result In permanent peace.
,, w endorse our h0nored secretary
w ana commend his conscientious
uNuc ana unaeifsh devotion 10 the
army. "'' "'''"'N VI 'n'
I've denounoe the unjust attacks
w., on him ana offer him our Sndl-
~, support and confidence.
q, - telffrm the principles OF the
nm, 'auh PLATFORM and pledge tn
slppon a. "a SUR guarantee OF ma
ne lIlaparlty ana honor. We stand
~ .Als'lng gold standard and com
y. me Proposition 20 admit silver
80 W. and unlimited coinage at the
w 70 u ! by this country alone"
-, ptifprm c1nFratulates the
IA. ppon returning prosperity I'M
=, republican rule and the operation
S',.9 nlnEley law; offers honor and
r, % the volunteers from Ml,hl.
country upon lts Ian 0,nd sea victories
~, raves the future destiny OF the
s,tps of whom the nation has
ai4 control through the war CON
SIn.l IN the hands NJ the pr0nerly
M. sairl authority The admlnluira-
W. r'gn ~ Gov Pngree Il commended, es.
'''s MS care OF the troops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-22

bridgeport, Con. Sept. sl.-Ansfher
development ln ih' yellow MIN Pond
mystery was made known today with
The announcement N The arrest In
Hartford OF walter q, Foster. The DO.
lice have reached gha conclusion mat
the young woman whose dismombsrCd
corpse was found In The pond last week
was Emma GIN. daughter Of Harry
Glll OF S1uthIugi0n. Young Foster h
accused uf hlNIug been an accompllce
in the murder OF Miss ON.
Miss GIN was 80 years OF are and
had beuu employed as domestic ln
shc family of James n. PtItt % south
ingion. Hlr brother described A mole
upol her neck, ana a similar mari,
was found on tho corpse Tho brogher
told how hIH slH..r started ON Vaca-
ton. Al tha cnd uf Che two weeks fhe
returned homo, but lnu1uncei 90 Mr.
Pratt thls ahs was ill ana 1vls going
away again. no nor parents she stlssd
That her sult0r, walter fon,er NJ Hart
ford, had q sister LIVING IN Stratflrd
ana she had Invited her there, Two
letters sent by Che parents 10 the
daughter were answered, but third
one. with directions on Inc outside il
the postmaatcr 90 return within .hres
days n not called Cor was received TO-.
day unopened,
Another arrest WAS made In c0nnec-
ton with the yellow Pond murder
mystery late tonight, mis- second party
being "a man from tgritf0rd. bp. whom
the officers refuse 90 dlyluge, a wa
intimatod that me man was only held
on suspicion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-22
sendlnr sallor. To Admiral Dev,,.

Washington. Sept. 2i.-The navy de.
partmcni has ordered 900 sailors 10 b.
sent % Admiral Dewcy's squadron a
Miul1. Ihr men viii be- sent fr1m
san Francisco ON a merchant steamer.
u j. the purpose of the department h.
gather most of the men from the IA.
enc coast, hut orders have been given
70 Lieut. Commander Val. IN charge OF
ihr permanent naval recruiting station
~ thicAgo. O. recruit 10 of me sailors
there THIS detail does MOI amount 90
. rolnforcvmeni OF the forces NJ Manila.
Tor the men afv 90 take the place OF
eNnlrrl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-22
0eaetaI bod. pos. Nol nsIle,e u.

Washington. y. C., Sept. 2i.-Mon.
slFnnr Mnrilnelll. the apostolic dele
cate IN Washington, yesterday received
cahlcgram from Cardinal Rampllll.
secretary ~ the Vatican, Informing
MN that ne bishop 0f New Saflvli,
Philippine Islands. and several Catholic
priests lad been arrested hy Ihe in-
sufggnis and were imprisoned and be-.
Ing brutllly treated by their cipidrl.
Cardinal Rampolla directed Mouslgnlr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-22
Gen. Ansa.tI Ilsaeh.. sr,ln.

Midri1 sept. gi.-Gcn. August. the
former captain general Of the phillp.
pine Islands. has arrived % Vioioria.
,sPl,ai OF the spanish province Of
Alava, about thirty miles sBif.h ~ nil.
va. II u said that he looks ul nn1 il
I'uceht concerning the rOccn, happru.
lhEs 40 Manila. The general, however.
nunliitd shat Dc CONTEMPLATED furrpu.
deflnE before the capltulatinn Auualiy
took place. lie also pulsed me army
cloqu.htiy and expressed the hope IA N
INC supreme court would pass judy
mrnt on hin conduct
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-22

f.ewt,r,s report 81 the hsaRh c1nal-
lions III The American troops az santl-
ago tonight indicated distinct Inn
provemrnt. The number Of sick has
bfen reduced more thin 400 during che
paft two days, aud only one death Is
rtp0rted. Gen. Lawtqp's dispatch b
me war department Is as follows.
sick. 100. fever, ill; new cases, Is,
returned % duty 70,
No repors received from the Flrth
United saies Infantry and Ninth Vol,
un,ser infantry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-22
nsyatd Growing weaker.

pedhlm, Mass. Sept. 2i.--Thero an.
pears il De but iltile change today In
The condition Of Hon. Thomas y. Bny-
ari. lie was perhaps a little weaker.
but ne gradual decline was not 10
marked a. during previous DAYS, ans
btlnF due, probably. 90 the clear, In.
Nlglfnilng weafher. Hc began the
evening resting easily, with fairly
so,i pulse, sui al 10 o'clock a phys'-
begun 70 show signs OF extreme weak.
mesa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-22
ounAN.srANIsm nnAwIs.
ih'S are heroming Numerous CHIEF
Rodriguez DisnKured for Life.

Havana. Sept -. via wcy Yves.
sept as.-Diaturhlncca In public place !
between CubanH aud Spanlaris are
becoming frequent The Cubans M,
assuming an lnnOlCnt and abuslyc man.
ncr ln their treatment o the snin-
lafda, whom they los no opportunity OF
openly referring Go ~ vhnquiahed.
Many ~ them wear miniature Cuban
nagH' me lone star NJ which acts upon
q bun.
Last night a serious disturbance oe.
CURED In cafe on san LuEchrc stroct.
whcrc several Cullns. adorned with
these cmhlcms, entered. The saloon was
tlled with spanish officers. some Ia uni
form ana some in civilian dress. Ths
Cublnu az once began abusing and In.
suliinE the Splnnria, comparing their
qulct behavior 90 the oowardico of
whipped cur Their remarks were no..
scented BY several 1f the officers present.
who administered d sound thraHhing 10
the indlfCreot Cuhaus
In consequence o. these disorders
Military Governor Arolaa has Issued
d general order making Il obligatory
upon every otiiccr 90 wear his uniform
ana carry arms iu public, whether on
duty or not. In order 10 avoid mistakes
a. 10 Identity
Yesterday, two boats rowed acroaa
the bay toward the transport Resu.
lutte. ono was occupied by Cubtns
from Relga. among whom was the
well known lnrurgeni chef. Rodriguez.
The other was MED with Spanish
pleaaurr-ucckcrs The boat IN which
the Cuhaus were drew alongside tho
other, ana lts occupants began taunt-
ing ana icoring az iho spanlards, who
answered hack
when the blltH were close 90 tho
Rcsnlutc. Rodriguez took up am oar
ana struck one NJ the Spanlards owes
the head with 10, iunicting painful
wounds. one OF the la,ier's compnninns
jumped into the Cubans' boat. aprans
upon Rodriguez and biz his whole noss
N. tn nght became general, and sev-
eral OF the participants were slightly
wounded. when ihc men bad been
separated. ,he h0lta rowcd away In
different dir.liioua, but both finally
landed their bruised ana wounded occu-
pants at Relga. 80 arrests were made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-22
oEN. WAITE TALKS rLAIs.
N'r'n'sier Generai Iudineton Ac.
'nsrd The Charge Denied.

l.,Nlngion' KY. septsi.-A promi.
AN Gentleman close TO the national
,e,. lalfatlon aH well ~ 20 the ON d
,,nr mere az Camp Hamilton says the
,5,i"i INSPECTION Of the southern
rosta. 10y secretary Alge. Quarter
qen ien' Ludlngion ana Surgeon
rbs,...e innelE Will develop numerous
geii w, rom fegimentnl and general
ana ,h',ih against both the medical
w. special" arainst some c,mmls-
49, The talking was begun hero
mo-, nN Gen. Waite agninst the
Vim rinastefs, aud other oiucers who
~. testimony before tho tour IA
w" secretary Alger stated that all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-22

{" \Vl,v

does my cake smell so
queerI"
Too much soda or per-
haps alum or lime. Use
Sfhil1ings Best baking pow.
der.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-22
s1,Sh1snss
.&sEs4IEzW-Esg
OREGON SHORT line
Railway.
Railway.
TINE oARp M TFrFcr NAY .1n,
ali, Trans 4. sytlye and depart a, Sal, Lake CIT,

Hffh 49,
d Trains arrive and depart a, salt Lake city
"''iS as Follows
from chicago. Omaha. ~ Louis.
I haPs ,,,, .ltS' Denver PARK city
from Helena. lutte. Portland. Ran " m
fanci.co. ogden and informed.
m'c points. ~ .......,.. ~. ssiam
+, 1Fdcp ana inierngdiaio peinig.f Bpm
81, Kansas cl,y, nonycr aud Gg.lcnI 70 am
~ lufokn, Mhmmuth. Silver
a., ,iiY and intermediate points ... o % pm
rcoolc aud chfiieii nesah '., t@pm
nrraHr
Tor thIcuEu. Omaha, Denver. Kan.
w. - Louis Ogden aud
for. san francisco. OGDEN Caebo mn
=. Valley aud lnicrmellaio poinli. osam
umhhh, ~ Louis, Chicago aud
ro, '9a'c{ , points :. ,.-...., q q pm
81, and saa frgnelseo. ", ia. -. .,sSpn
tuvo NUphL -auuoto. Milford
-. if'scu nnd intermediate points Dan
fMlA,d train Tor Garfield iioach.
luu'lv aud Terminus ............7 San
sIfalu' south u Iuab run daily oxcop.
'DallJ except sunday
CITY TICKET OFFICE. UNDER MASONIC HALL
Ne .Oo West Second south strout
Telephone Ma 81
l,allfuad aud steamship Ticket. on sale
tonil part uf the world
Pullman Palace car ticket ufire
y. L. HURLEY,
a. %. 900, 81. Cen. Pass and Ticket Agoaa
". II. uANtNOIsT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-14
THE ANTI-PLstTr REVOLT.
New York County Republican Or
ganisatfon Mems Dusfncss,

New York County Republican Or
Eaniaatfon Mems Dusfncss.
New York. January 13.-The new repub-
lican organization of the county OF New
York has opened permanent headquarters
In the st. James building. 1t Is the out
growth of the continued agitation carried
on against the flatt-Quigg machine since
the election.
The men behind the republican organ
ization' act as il they mean business.
They say they have money ana are willing
To spend it, that they have majority OF
the republican voters OF New York county,
and that they propose to have legal en-
rollment which will make so strong a
showing that the organization viii have TO
be given representation in the next State
conventions.
The last Is the main object for which
they are working. The next In importance
is whack at the gubernatorial campaign
next fall. and the third is to mix up In the
senatorial fight next winter as hackers OF
Joseph III. Choate TO succeed Edward MUIR
ply. II the republicans can secure u ma
iotity in the legislature.
The leaders say that In nearly every dis
trict In the city there are IA large number
of republican voters eager 10 take part
In the direction o. the party affairs. but
can not because of the opposition of the
district Bosses