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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20
UNDER GENERAL M'ARTHUR.
Third Expedition 10 Philippines May
Also BE Accompanied by Gem
crnI Merritt.

SAN FRANCISCO CAL. June 19.--It Is
now definitely announced that the thru cx-
pedItiuu 10 the Philippines will be COM
maudcd by IrEndicr General Arthur Nc
Arthur. Major General Merritt may ac-
company this force. though he had cz-
pccicd to remain here until the departure
Of the fourth fleet Of transports. The va
rious commands for the third expedition
have been assigned TO steamers as follows.
Morgan city-i'Irst Idaho and the Ne
braslta recruits.
city of Para-Thirtccnth Minnesota, with
The exception OF its recruits.
indBn1--1he b1ttalions OF the Eight
ccnth aud Twcnty-thirJ United States In
fnutry.
ohio-Firs, Wyoming batteries G and L.,
Third United States artillery. and III. Min
n'Kl uta "iUits.
NaIcn"la-First North Dakota
The Seventh regiment of California vol
untecrs viii remain here for the present.
though they Will probably go to Manila
s"On. Several hundred recruits for the
Minneapolis and Kansas regiments arrived
this morning. The Astor battery IL cx-
ptctcd tomorrow.
The coast defense vessel Monadnock VIII
come down from Mare Island tomorrow
forenoon and anchor I'm the stream. The
collier Nero has taken on her coal and by
Tuosdny afternoon. II IN thought that The
big warship with her escort will start for
Manila.
Private Samuel Frazec. Of the South Da-
kota regiment. died last night at the bri-
rnde hospital Of cercbro spinal menin-
gifts.
In order to enforce discipline. First Lieu
tenant Conrad. Of the Montana regiment.
last night beat Private Frank Chapman. Of
South Dakota, over the head with the hilt
OF his sword. The private's injuries were
severe. but not dangerous.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20
THE ILLS OF WOMEN
And How Mrs. Pinkham Helps
Overcome Them.

Mrs. MANY BoLLIs6ER. 11Ol Mariana
St., Chicago, ILL.,, to Mrs. Pinkham:
IL have been troubled for the past
two years with falling Of the womb,
leucorrh'ea, pains over my body, sick
headaches, backache. nervousness and
weakness tried doctors and various
remedies without relief. After taking
two bottles OF your Vegetable Com
pound the relief obtained was truly
wonderful. have now taken several
more bottles of your famous medicine.
and can say that arm entirely cured"
Mrs. HENRY DoRR. No s0s Findley St.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. to Mrs. Pinkham:
For q long time l suffered with
chronic inflammation of the womb,
pain in abdomen and bearing down
feeling. Was very nervous at times, and
SO weak was hardly able to do any
thing. Was subject to headaches, also
troubled with leucorrhea. After doc
toring for many months with different
physicians, and getting no relief, had
given up all hope Of being well
again when read Of the great good
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound was doing. decided immedi-
ately to give it trial The result wss
simply past belief. After taking four
bottles Of Vegetable Compound and
using three packages Of Sanativs Wash
1 can say feel like a new woman. 1
deem it my duty to announce the fact
to my fellow sufferers that Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable remedies have
entirely cured me Of all my pains and
suffering. have her alone 70 thank
for my recovery, for which I am srste.
full. May heaven bless her for the
good work she II doing for cur ssa. .
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20
MINISTER OF MARINE TALKS.
FeNrs CervcrR Is Bottled rp-Says
spain Will Send a Fleet to
Manila.

LONDON, June 20.-The Cadiz corre-
spondent Of the Morning Post says:
"The real reason for the visit of Captain
Aunon. minister of marine, was his desire
to attend the trials of new rocket, SO
powerful that on its explosion near an IRON
clad. 20 great displacement Of water
would be produced that the vessel would
be engulfed.
Il interviewed the minister Of marine
while here. He admitted that the govern
ment had given him an unlimited credit to
purchase war material. adding that they
relied upon the royal support OF the
wealthy classes to provide further neces-
sary munitions.
1T is lamentable.' he said, that we have
been unable to dispatch fleet to the Phil
ippines. Our lack Of foresight has cost
us dear and ought to serve as lesson to
us In the future to strengthen our navy at
all costs. ! am determined to dispatch ves-
sells TO Manila. 1t would be an unpardon-
able crime to abandon our heroic soldiers
there without an attempt to aid them
Captain Aunoh said he feared 1t would
be impossible for Admiral Cervera TO es-
cape. but that ne was convinced Cervera
would take the first opportunity for an ex-
change Of compliments with the Ameri-
cans.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20
ALL OTHER FORTS GUARDING SAN.
TIAGO's ENTRANCE sILENCED.
REPORT OF A CUBAN PILOT
SAYS THE CREWS OF CERvERA's
FLEET ARE DISCOURAGED.
Spn nish Colonel and Seventeen Men
Taken PrIsOners by Cubnns Of
frrrd In Exchange for Hob
son and His Heroes of
the Mcrrlmnc.

KEY WEST. FLA. June 13.-Juan San
tos. n Cuban pilot, who arrived here this
morning on board an American warsnIp,
reports that he entered Santiago dc Cuba
and found there a Spanish garrison Of
1909 men. lie adds that the vessels Of
Admiral Cervcra'B fleet lying mt that port
are the HrmOfcd cruiBcr3 cristobai Colon
ViZcaya and Almiranle Bs,ucndo, two 8mIIl
cruisers. two torpedo boats and the Rcina
Mercedes. which had been stripped Of hcr
guns for the purpose OF nsing them 10 re-
inforcc the land batteries The masts Of
the sunkcn collier Mcrrimac were visible
above the water
The pilot further .nys that the Spanish
war vessels were fully manned. but that
the crews were discouraged and dIsap-
pointed He thinks that Moro castle IA
the only fort not silenced by Rear Admiral
Sampson. who, he says. keeps "a steady
watch and opens fire as soon as work is
attempted by the spaniards on shore.
MORO castle. he alleges. where Lieutenant
llobson and the other brave men of the
McrrImac are now confined. was not fired
upon, the dynamite cruiser Vesuvius send
ing her prOjectiles over the blum into the
channel The land approaches to San
tiagc de Cuba are heavily guarded, but
the artillery is insignificant.
Other Information given by the pilot is
that one Spanish colonel and seventeen
men who were taken prisoners by the
Cubans at Guantanamo are on the collier
Abarrenda and have been offered In cx-
charge for Lieutenant Hobson and his
companions.
The hospital ship Soace has over twenty
wounded Cubans aboard
The health of the marines who have
landed in Cuba Is excellent, and good
health prevails on board the vessels Of
the American fleet. The American off,
GERS speak highly Of the efficiency and
bravery of the Cuban soldiers.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20
MANY BLOCKADE RUNNERS.
Great Quantities of Food BeinR
smuggfed Into Havana Through
Southern Ports.

Copyright. 1895 by the Associated Press.)
ON BOARD THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
DISPATCH BOAT DAUNTLESS. OFF
SANTIAGO rE CUBA. Saturday, June
Is. noon, VIA KINGSTON. JAMAICA,
June 70, 2 p. m.-Three large cargoes of
supplies are known TO have run the
blockade already and great quantities OF
food are smnggled to Havana by way of
the Isle OF Pines. Clenfuegos and other
ports on the southwest coast having direct
railroad communication with the capital.
1t is believed, however. that moth ng
reaches Santiago from any OF those points.
The auxiliary. cruisers Yankee and Yose-
mite are now scouting for the Spanish
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20
C0RBIN DENIES A STORY.
Measure Relieve General
Niles Is Absurd.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-Adjutant Gen.
eral Corbin characteriZes as absurd the
published report that he would be given
an important command at the front and
in measure succeed General Miles in the
direction of military affairs. Such II thing
he said. had never entered his mind or
so far as he knew. that Of anyone else in
authority. He had never heard It inti-
mated from any responsible source that
General Miles might be relieved OF some
of his duties. and he did not believe that
such thing was ever considered. And
even were 1t true, II WAS beyond reason.
he added that his tcorbin'sy position would
be changed In consequence.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20
VOTE MAY NOT BE REACHED DUR.
ING THE PRESENT SESSION.
LEADERS FULL OF PROPHECY
CLAIMS OF ONE SIDE MUST DE DIS.
CARDED TO ACCEPT OTHER.
so DOubt That the AnnexaiiOnIsts
Have IL Majority In the senate
If q Vote Can lie Reached
"A Test Vote tO lie
Taken TO-dny.

WASHINGTON June 19-The Hawaiian
question comes to the front again In the
senate during the present week. but under
somewhat different circumstances from
those which attended Its presentation at
the beginning of the scsaion. The purpose
was then. as Il is now, to secure The an
n.xation of the igIands to the United States
but the effort at that time was to secure
this result by means OF "a treaty, whereas
the present course was through the in
.tr,mentaIi,y of n joint rcsoluiion. On the
first occasion the matter was considered
In executive session with the public exclud-
cd while now the doors are to be thrown
open and the world invited.
What the outcome Of the discussion may
bc or wbcp n yote will he reached no one
, W; VT "h.n ,o'o "n' "",,,,, "n 49," nJ ,,n.
WIZ hhh'flhke 10 Say posnN'y' u" ''"'
ers on both sides are fun OF prophecy but
there IL such discrepancy between their
% cn,1 nn. ,r nrder IN occcn, Tho other The
.'' "'' '' ''".' =" -, f.,
iflehds OF annexation hsser. t',at 'h'''
no possible doubt of their ability to pass
s,x vc,,tors or onc moro than a. n,orurn.
49," =. t.' l., ,h,, sana,n nr,u th.
pieuHen 'o TeH"' III 'ne semi. ""''' '''
question can be decided. while the oppos-
ing leaders declare that forty-esht sena-
tors have assured them they will vote to
.d,,,,rn I'm nrcfo,.nce In remaining In sos-
sion Indefinitely Tor the considefaton OF
the Hawaiian question. The supporters Of
the propostion EXPRESS confidence that ac-
,In,, ,,.n, So .a,,,,,na ,,,;,,,n Ton d,y. ub,ie
non wiz ne secured %'.h'n ,en .',, nay' VII. nm
the Opposition cohtehh that II VIII ne iouhu
to be impossible to secure vote during
the nreser,t eesslon OF congress- The adj
voc,tes nj annexn,iop declare they will
-. y. 49, ,.,.,.',, ,t,. nn,,o,.n,.
make no speeches. ieh'ihs 'he opponsn'S
to occupy all the time to he consumed ny
Iii nuit hot,
,.iII,np IN mako tho sneeches n compeIled
~. n 49,. 49,, &c fa.ao, ,o 10 .h;s ,hoy
" no ~. ""' INA. II ioi'.' ~ ~ ''''' M
VIII insist that the iriehds OF the measure
shall maintain n constant quorum In the
senate cbamber. They also predjct that the
nnnav,,;n,,i.,. ,u,,i ia ,h.,,so,y.s ,o,,,.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20

and one third from miscellaneous sources
the expenditures being slightly less than
the receipts.
Our commerce with the Islands extends
over more than half 4 century. one of tie
tables which Will be present. sh wing i'm
ports from them cary ls-6. 1. d ex-
ports to them as early as lS3i. though TIE
latter seem to have been oniy occasional
prior TO 1853. when they amounted TO A.4.5.
and by 1853 had inci eased to <JisIp. In
line In 1871, after. the enactme I o! the
reciprocity treaty. the t2.@o,"n line IN 1873.
the S3.1rn.cJ1 mark In ~. the si.oJ.ev9 stage
he nearly $c,tGnrO this fiscal year: VIII
our imports from the island vii! this year
be the highest on record uesrIte tne eei-
aral reduction OF imports from other parts
II the world the total for the year ii
iii.-Iy to exceed tl5gp.ocp ag. inst si2.6 f1D
msi year. and Tll,'S.DS in the preceding
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20
BANKING ELLIS IN HOUSE.
Those In Charge of Currency Meas
urc- May trEe Their Com
siderntiOu.

WASHINGTON. June l9-Much OF the
time Of the housc this week Will be devo--
ed 10 confederation Of conference reports.
Notable vii! be those upon the District
OF Columbia. Sundfy civd ana Indian ap-
preparation bills and. probably. upon tie
bankruptcy bill. The general deficiency
bill vii. be passed and among prominent
measures likely to b.. considered are thc
banking and currency bids. Thosc III
charge OF the latter measure have not de
trfnitncd whether they Will urge consider
alton this week or not. Lut II the sentiment
Of the Republicans ~ In favor OF the taxi
Ing UP OF the measure. no obstacle Will he
presented by the cofnnitie" On fuies or by
the speaker. The house Will await with
much Interest the course OF the Hawai- an
resolutions In the scnate. Upon that Will
depend early adjournment. members g,n-
orally conccding that the senate has the
key to the SiiIIaiiOn.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20
TO RAISE HOSPITAL SUPPLIES FOR
KANSAS REGIMENTS.
MRS. ALICE KINGS MOVEMENT
SIZE HAS JUST RETURNED FROM \
TnIP TO CHiCKAMAuGA
snyx the Hospital Department of the
Kansas Neximrnt mt Tint Camp
WIS Badly in Need of Ev-
cryihing When She
Visited It.

- 40,
ioIfNH. June i''-'opeeiai'' 'AiS' ->"''
King. OF this city. has started movement
10 raise supplies for the hospital depart
-, =, ,,, ,,.o, r.o,,,.,,, ., E,,s,.
60,
volunteers TO" j" 'he "e.'' e"' "''n 'us'
returned from ChickaLiauga. wnere she ii-
spected the Kansas regiment and says tnat
,,,. ,,osri,,i J.o,r,m.n, In bodIy I'm need
,,,., ..,,,,., a, ,ho,o., sho
VI ,, -
said' the SICK so'''erB o'" ho' even nav
cots TO sleep on. Ihey were ai'o compeh'o
to wear their old clothes, lie on the ground
and cat the regular army ra.ions Some of
them were very sick with fever and IL will
he a miracle IL they recover under the
circumstances Chief Surgeon Armstrong
has been spending his entire salary for
medicine. While there ! purchased mum
her Of cots and supplied the hospital with IL
lot Of medicine and other things. IL tho
mothers Of Kansas could Just visit tho
camp and see the condition OF the Kan
sas boys I am certain that II would tax"
l"s, than week to raise funds To supply
the hospital with sufficient medicine 10 last
until the government gers arouna I'd u.
There IL 50 mnch req tape concerning
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20
SPY IN CAMP MERRITT.
Well known 1nformer II I'm San
Francisco and II II Thought
NAV Have EnlIated.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE greatest
excitement prevailed In Camp Merritt over
the report that leaked out to the effect
that one Of the most noted and daring
OF Spanish spies had been captured in
camp. 1t was reported that the man had
enlisted In one of the regular regiments
Of infantry.
An Investigation OF the rurnor revealed
the fact that the spy has not as yet been
apprehended but 1t is known that the gov
ernment has recently received reliable in
formation that leads II to believe that
Spain has informants in Camp Merritt.
The nature and source OF the govern
ment's Information are not known to the
officers here but the war department has
issued ironclad orders to the command
ing officers to make close investigation
Of every man that enlists-
1t can be reliably stated that the gov
ernment fears a certain well known in
former. whose name for the present is
withheld. 1t Is known that the government
has information that leads II to believe
that the man IL in San Francisco with the
purpose of enlisting in one of the reei-
ments. even II he has not already done
go.
The man Is said to have been secretly
employed by DeLome when he was in
Washington and 1t is said he Is the d.
rect agent Of Sagasta.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20
GOVERNMENT FIRM STAND IN NAT
TER OF TRANSPORTS.
LIKELY TO TAKE OTHER SHIPS
WILL CRIPPLE ALL THE AMERICAN
PACIFIC OCEAN LINES.
Vessels B"ing Rapidly Prepared to
Carr, the Troops to MnnIia--Mon-
ndnocL aud Ner0 Ex pericd
Ia lie Ready for Sea
"wednesday.

SAN FRASCiScO. juno ls.-Thc govern
meni has taken firm stand with regard to
securing iTinrporiB 30 carry ~. troops 10
MANILA nnd from this time forward i'm
pr'Fsment win bc the rule until enough
y"rres have been frcurcd 10 carry the
army 10 the Philippines.
Tho Pacific Mail company steamer
Newport has been Impressed. This makes
the piEth vcJiaol owned 10y the Pacific Mall
company which is In the service Of the
government. The steamer WAS thoroughly
fumightod ana has gone 20 the Mall dock
Her cnrgo viii be digchsFpd ~ rapidly as
poskiljle ana then the' work of iittins her
out win begin. The Peru Is due from the
Orient on June q and the city Of Klo dc
JBnciro follows her on July 6. .. .-E
Both steamers will pro,ably he taken 10y
the government, although thefr impress
ment Will leave the Pacific Mail company
without a sietVheS on the rou,t between
here and the Orient The landing of the
Sydney. Colon and Newport leaves the
mail compsny's Panama line In q crippled
condition and II WIS for this reason that
the company objected TO giving mp the
Newport. The mail company IL not selling
tickets for pnssage on the Peru TO the
Orient. fact which seems 10 indicate
belief 10y the company 6fnrers that she
will be seized as transport
The Alameda is due from Australia and
Honolulu on June Is. and the government
agents will swoop down on her. This Will
leave the Oceanic Steamship Company with
only the Mariposa on the Australian route
and no steamer on the Honolulu route.
The Pacific Steam Whaling Company's
steamer Valencia has been chartered. II is
raId she will not carry more than 500 men.
The city of Para II being prepared for oc-
cupatIon 10y the troops. when the accom-
TnOdaiions are completed II Is said the
steamer will accommodate 1903 men.
The Nero is taking coal as rapidly as pos.
sible. day and night. The Monadnock is
expected here from Mare Island to-day.
IT is thought that she and her consort, the
Nero will be ready far epa by, Wedppgday
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20
HAS MANILA CAPITULATED?
Paris Gets an UncOnhrmed Report
From Madrid That the City
Has Surrendered.

b PARIS. June 19.-The Madrid correspond
ent of the Times says that II is reported
there that Manila has capitulated. though
the ministers have not received any news
to that effect.
The correspondent also says that Senior
Romero Giron, the minister OF colonies,
states that If Governor General Augusti
has made over his power to General Sand
ers to govern Manila. General Sanders will
attempt a sortie.
3 According to the same authority the
Spanish consuls at Hong Kong, Shanghai
and Singapore have been ordered to Or
ganize at any cost the most rapid commun-
ication with the portions of the archipelago
still under Spanish authority.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20
ARE TROOPS NEAR MANILA?
British Steamer sights n Number of
Vessels Relieved To lie Amer
fca0 TrnusDOrts.

HONG KONG. June 19-The British
steamer Yucn Sang. which arrived from
Manila on June H. reports that railway
director, who went out on the line on a
locomotive. was fred Oh by insurgents Mt
the barracks four kilometers outside of
Manila. The Yuen Sang also reports that
the railroad station is being fortified The
Spaniards. I: Is said. nre demoraIized and
II was expected when the steamer left that
they would retire to the citadel by the 18th
on lenving Manila the Iucn Sang sighted
"A number Of vessels believed TO be Amcri-
can transports.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20
MANILA AT REBELS MERCY.
Troop Ship City of Pckipg RepOrted
Near Manila ON the Morning
of the 18th,

LONDON. June 2O.-The Hong Kong cor
respondent OF the Times rays:
The rebels hold Manila nt their mercy,
but Admiral Dewey In anxious that the
American troops should have the honor of
receiving the Spanish capIfulation. The
steamer fuensing reports passing the Unit
ed States troop ship city Of Peking on the
morning Of the Jth near Manila.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20
Minncsotn Recruit. En- Route.

PORTLAND. ORE. June ls.-A special
train over the Northern Pacific arrived to-
day from st. Paul with 3l2 men and three
commissioned officers TO recruit the Thir-
teenth Minnesota volunteer regiment to
its maximum. They left shortly after for
San Francisco on n special train over the
Southern Pacific. In every seat of the
train boxes OF lunch and pail of strawber-
ries had been placed by women Of the Ore
gon emergency corps. The seats and walls
of the ears were frightened with flowers
in profusiou
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20
Mile. WIN Go 10 Porto rico.

WASHINGTON. June 1s.-With reference
to the reports that he is to take personal
command OF the American expedition which
IL to be sent to Porto Rico, General Miles
said to-day that the matter of his future
movement was in this respect too indefinite
to discuss.
II expect to go to both Porto Rico and
Cuba at some time, but 1 cannot now say
when"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20
Russian Cruiser. at vIndivostock.

LONDON. June 20.-The Odessa corre-
spondent OF the Times says:
The government has arranged that sew
eraI OF tho volunteer fleet cruisers should
be temporarily stationed at Vladivostock
and Port Arthur. with view. II Is believed.
OF giving due weight to Russia's voice In
the decision as to the ultimate ownership
nj the PhilippInes.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20
so.nish Politician Loses Hope.

MADRID, June 19.-In the course Of con-
yersation to-day an important politician
said he did not believe that Germany would
do anything in the Philippines In behalf
Of Spain. Nor had he any faith In help
from the European powers
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20
Moxn mbiauc Cable Repaired.

NEW YORK, June la.-The Commercial
Gable Company to-day issued the following
notice; Tho cable between Mozambique
and LourenZcmarques has been repaired.
restoring communication with South Al
RIGA"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20

Pictovia. Captain Blanc. from New York
May 20, which has arrived at MarseiIles
reports that she was fired at by the
Brooklyn near New York. The owners Of
the seamer Will make Il protest 10 the
French government
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20
Madrid News Via New York.

MADRID. June 10. y. ma private dis
patch received here from New York says
General Shutters expedition has landed
near Santiago de Cuba and will attack the
town Immediately.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20
MADRID GETS LATE NEWS.
Learns Through Private TeIegrams of
Great Damage to American
Fleet ut Santiago.

MADRID. June 19 8 p. m.-Private tele-
grams received here from Cuba say that
during the last attack by the American
ships upon Santiago de Cuba Spanish
shell struck upon the deck of one of the
attacking ships. sweeping Off all the men
there. Another shell. according to the
same authority. struck the funnel Of
cruiser. doing much damage.
The Havana government is displaying
great energy Fourteen university profess
ors, who fed through fear Of the results
OF the war. have been dismissed. The
blockadins vessels. the telegrams say, con-
tinue inactive.
Captain Aunon. the minister Of marine,
refuges to give any information regarding
the destination OF Admiral Camara.s squad
ron. The Spanish papers declare that the
statements that the bodies of American
marines killed at Guantanamo were mutil-
ated by the Spanish troops and similar
sentiments regarding the loss of the Maine,
are made with the object Of inflaming the
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-20
sword. for Kansas Officers.

WINFIELD, KAS.. June 1g.-tSpeciaD
The citizens OF Winfield have purchased
three handsome regulation line swords for
the commissioned officers OF Company F.
of the Twenty-frst Kansas, now at Chick
amauga. The swords contained their
names, handsomely engraved. as follows:
Captain Charles Van Way" Lieutenant
Fred o. Shuts and Lieutenant William
NJ. McCarty." The were forwarded by May
or Loomls to-day. in care Of Colone, Tom
Fitch.