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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-07
Our Public Records.

The following is the daily report of instruments filed in the county rscorderis office S reported by the AkeFs- rritle- Brown Abstract Co:
 Dec. 2-J 4 Jsekson locates Iron King No l mine in Walnut Grove district.
 A RedeEill to Brown & Bruce agreement, l piano, $G5.
 A Redewill to Gallardo agreement 1 piano, S270.
 A Redewill to Harvey c Johnson agreement. piano, $225.
 A Redewil to Peter Gsgtriaud, agreement, piano, $OQ
 Andres Soqui to 4 J Humbert mort gage part of lots l6, I6, l7 blk : Jerome, $l50.
 Alexander Barsanti to Giasinto Crotta | interest in EsPeranza mine Weaver dist. $l
 CF Goddard to Elmer E Cool rich deed Is interest in Homestske mine. Black Rock district, $l.
 c c Rufner, sheriff, to PomPey Furlan certificate of sale to Raster mine, Peck district, S36a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-07
St. Joseph's Academy.

The following are the names Of the pupils who are entitled to place on the roll of honor for the month of November:
 Senior department.-Miss Adele HubbeIl, Miss Nellie Millikep, Miss Loretta Ford. Miss RhOda Aarr, Miss Edna Marr, Miss Maud MaFr, Miss Mary Bay, Miss Louisa Nc Kinney,
 Intermediate departmenE-Miss Ruby Loy, Miss Louise Duf, Miss Elsie MAiser, Miss Lida S:nes.
 Primary department. - Master John McDonald, Master Arthur Nc CIanahsn, Miss Mary Burke, Miss Mary Duke, Miss Helen Bruce, Miss MaEiha Thorbecks, Miss Ed=lmira Martinez, Miss Lola Tinker, Mas Erin Morrison, Miss Mary Kuhne.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-07
District conrt ProcesdlAsa .

Saturday, Dec. 3.-Ffrse National Bank of Albuquerque vs LauSs F. Wilson, now Niles, eIseutYix; ease placed ou calandsE snd judgment for plaintiff.
 Jessie T. Jooes - J. 8. Joaes; ordered that receiver bs allowed two weeks to sell the balanes of PeceiTer's certificates herstofots authorized to be issued. Hearing of application of J. J. Saadsrs fog allowance of claims against rscsiseF sst for Dee 10.
 Dommics Vinetti vs Marin Vis- stti; divorce, judgment fos plsih- ti6.
 Mary E. GattEiakls vs D. 4. Gattvinkle, diVoses. iadg-1sni foE plaintiff.
 OF. Place vs Crowned King kin- ing Co, ordered by court thss esr- tain books be Prodaesd ia eoart Dec. l5.
 Fred Plumb Ts c. E. Che Ji-5 dsfsElt entered and jJ plaintiff
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-07

in its representations oa thm oaes>
 tion and personally has reAched the sources that gavo the teuitoEy . fs-
 vorable hesring a1d cAeohsd sheos- signs of others For aiekly polits- cal sentiment i3 prevsil in fltAy
 abuse and 10 crowd out that which is bringing ho 10 section whet It has often as l and what it fea14 now in the loss of, may suit the
 oushwhacking aemest, but as q community Co behold tAs country
 prosper, and all alike at sat, Gov- ernor Murphy should be extoled foz his past and present coaouct ou th8 matter.
 E. M. Murphy, the pzssidsat sf the north and south cod nB fD this matter, as he has i1 all eAz1ksD undertaken by him. workwd tige~ lessly and faithfully ea rfupsslT rspe resent the claims of WAlrnA ks1 to his exertions and kh NAaiuen with the influential b eEW& kR been in touch with . s1zff that has at last opened &siR SfxeLn fruitful recognition 3f c 1ssSsARRN1 institution for Arizona.
 Col. A. O. Brodie. Rcaasass e West Point, and Wh0ss WsMsR record in the late uas. D - by officers of ell ssniu 02 99 highest and the brigkA nep ally appealed to kke vi oH4, ment ia behalf of WkivHA k3 h is matter of grstiaessieas see kiD that his advice and r,pseeatsk;@p have been rewarded
 All of tke above and moee tco. D. cluding Colonel RooseFslk. q &s9 York, have laborea in cv- S@ez2t earnestly and rightful ,AA of them must the tid' gt grateful remembrance Rg cherished. In this ms u si8 position of sn adri ..ior. RA- gails in the priaeip.z If zsssksst good to the greatts nanAss. When . principle preysik s'ooa kAss line in regard to the whole Gni0a, es tt has away of hefe in A--ona Ia this one instance, it threvs as nssA of partisanship aside, a 7 nAhss a,s all more sscre1ly ciiag so AEaasscsn- ism in deVotion Aad in loes, for these are behind the aAa, wjskoot regard to section and tkat is NAs Vay the present administrations is aeinH business.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-07
OUR DINNER PARTY.
"Elijah was at the Feast" but Not Alone.--Fslr and Fairy Danes and
 DamseIs and Brave Men.

The society editor being engaged, be could not be present, but had he been there his narrative of . pleas ant little dinner given ct the John son House on Friday afternoon 30 doubt would have started of in the usual way by saying A very enjoy able and pleasant dinner party was given to some of the guests and few invited iriends," etc.
 But he wss busy, and much as he would have enjoyed the good things food for both the stomach and the soul-he vas 'sunsvoidably absent" If he was not there in spirit, how ever, he certainly is not up in the modern way of spiritual response, by the new invention "Telspathy," | Verify his ears must have burned.
 But tr our story. At 8 o'clock, by the watch in the tower, we sll sat down. Did say slli We'll all but one, for we had to dig up another to makr |. fourteen. Time flies at such times and all soon went smoothly and gayly.
 Where to commence m describing this pleasant "sfternoon T" is what renders the Darrstiye difficult. To describe the viapds and the awiands" would be too much to undertake, and as suggested above the wit and wisdom were ae plentiful as were Ihe good things to est- To twist . quotation a trihe:
 And Prescott, capital hsd gather cd there her beauty and some chiv- airy"
 And bright the sun shown over fair women and brave men: The fair women, there esq ee DO doubt about that, and bTavef ueu tt were hard to find, for think of 1t three men were all that answered to the first call, and and four when all was set. Ten ladies to us four; for I was one of the four.
 We drank their health in sparkling
 wines,
 We filled the bumper tin our minds) We drank imaginary health, We wished them happiness and
 wealth.
 for To; there was DO wine. Miss Jennie is . staupch sG. IT. So wines would never do, you see.
 This dinner had been in course of promise for some time, and differ ent dates had followed one after the other, something like the Paris peace commission meeting. Finally the glad day wss announced, and but for the forgetfulness of some Oi the guests, the hour being so odd, there would not have been hitch or break. True, one of the cakes was proud, snd natural enough like alI proud things had . fall. It served for . theme, which made much |, amends ss we ioshed the lie out oi , the fair baker.
 In mentioning those present 1 su sure the ladies will be gallant . enough to allow the mention of the . reutlemen's names first, they being
 in the minority so greatly that they were for the frst time 1Jhe weaker sex.n They were: Elijah, Jscoh John and Joseph, all Bible names. The fair ladies present were, Mis- ' Christine Johnson, Miss Ssraf
 Walters. Miss Jeonie Smallvoot
 Mrs. c. E. Cody, Miss Charloti
 Cody, Mrs Agnes Lsntry, Ars- Lil , Han Clark, Mrs. Muir, As- BelIss Miss Bslyea. When good byes were said it va ? with one regret. viz:tha we did 10 know when Ee would be feasted 8 z again. JOHN
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-07
NEWS NoFgs Ase COMMENTS.

Thirty-seven people were drowned who were ou board the British steamer Clan Drummoud. from Clyde, via Liverpool, for Cape of Good Hope. wrecked iu the Bay Biscay. The remainder of the ships company saved numbered tweA:y- three.
 The remains of Private C. Kelly, of Company C, 22d New York, who was shot and killed at Athens, Georgia, have been sent to his home in Rochester. New York. Becker, who killed Kelly, IS locked up ID the guard house and the number of men guarding him has been increased, AE violence is feared
 The war department has decided to sdops at once the suggestion oi General Wood, in command st San iiAso, thst the removal of the re mains of American soldiers from thai section of Cuba be defsEred unti February at the earliest This | to prevent the carrying of yellow fever to the United Statss-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-07
WHIPPLE TO BE
 MAINTAINED !
Secretary Alger Officially Urges an Ap- prOpriaiion for the Maintenance of This Desirable Military
 Barracks.

RightfuI Consideration of Arizona's $ Plea, in Which Sanitary Features and Stragetic Conditions Win Out. The North and South Road a Prominent Factor in whipple's Reinstatement and Its Tireless Friends.--A RegimentAI Post Probable.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-07
o.~s, mAssAs@

In the recent esmRalRs 'ee 9n@D> crats of many psSts e ths ~s1ssfs and this territory - so szssp- tion-tEunpeted te tAe yerl& sAs alleged fsct taAt A4nirsls uwsy and Schlsy we're srdett 0sub9a ef their party. It nads so ps1s R difference of eo1Ese. wkss sAE legiance, but tks esss1ce ss 4 these honoeed hasass tos seDis1k was 90 small that thsiD nNAs t~ e 90 was contested No1 tka ks1B4 Manila snsweSs tos kt@1h by kelt soeAIly congratula9eg fhs Npzszi- can goVeFnoE-elSes o4 Rev YgsA fB . eablegram which fs43s:
 Manila - Roossvelf = HssEtlsst and most sincere eoseseaaatios@ Dewey"
 Admiral Schley not only c plsssed with the general repablicae ssictory but he rebukes those who Hssd Ais name by saying in su integSis~f
 Il .m delighted with the result all over the country. I sm partieul- arly pleased with the victory of Colonel Roosevelt l have knoEn the colonel personally and well, and eau only repeat how grstifed | sm at his success W1o accused me of being democrat
 As We said 1t made no particular difference what tbe politics of thess mel. They are brave end lOyai American warriors. It Was the partisan juggling with their Peputa- ton that is worthy of Tebo&e that is now given.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-07

Arbuckle Brothers have reduced refined sugars I-16 of 8 eeat. It is generally understood ths: other re kneries will follow with . similar reduction.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-07
sHERIFFs OF ARrxosa,
The Names and PeIlsis.a 0eseehexssa
 of EaeA.

The Names and PeIisisza 0eseesexssa
 of EaeA.
 Apache county-Edvsrd nAy democrat.
 Coehiss-Scott Whia& 1sAosssA YsvaPsi-John l. kepdA dsmo> crat.
 Graham-Beu Cisxk, 6a1o<seA Aohsve-HaErey HueAA ne- cEst. .t Pinal-W. c. Transa, esae aGils-W. T. AFnslFOaA 60 crat. Msrieopa-D. L. Hurfass ee@e> erat.
 Coconino - RleHAer ysfssAiid, democrat.
 Pima-L. W. WskSseld, s.v Issli- can.
 NavsieF. J. Wsltr can. ;, -,Yuma-John N. spe 1R can.
 Democrats, 9; sspn s {
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-07

Flagstaff s desirous to issue SIP. OO0 more in wstexWorks bondA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-07
ARIZONA J1uRNAL-MlNER

a DVEKTISING Hates made known on A applicAtiOn to the OfAce or bo The following agencies;
 E. KAtz, advertising agency. Z5O Temple Court. New York
 l.. F. Fisher, Ban Franclsoo.
 where the paper 10 kept on hle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-07

District court ad ocrn til DeeazahsT Ik
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-07

The cruiser New York has leis for Havana
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-07

1.-THE ARIZONA JOUhkAl~MlNEk is
 publiAhed every day in the ear except sundHys and legal LOlidAYs-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-07
NOTICE.

Nctscs ss hereby c.vv- nat t-r trJsoA Niu,u, C,,..,-,s-,S. .t | ts-zr,AI Coruyv. Ar Euna. Shsi: -l,7. e.s -.S.,zz-S,rle fcr s-H debts cauEra-ts>s g. rrx nam cy any pv0~cr Nh0esS,vvy-- rE.r>> sctS'-- t'st-'s'1 Niil 8 written c-.,-- <ss ssssA ,-s .-S t'-vs.1y-f.
 C6INeh MINING COMPANY.
 kY LoCcs E.-.SlalEA- tryslGuEt. s~SE;
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Entered in the Postofiice at Prescott as sec
 ond class matter.
The times., 1898-11-27
PORT CHESTER WILD MAN
A TERROR TO TRAMPS
Captured in the Woods. He Is Put in
a Dig Room md Mutilatcs One
Infnrfunntc'a Hnnl.

Mount Vernon, y. Y. Nov. 26.-Several
tramps had a weird experience in the Jail
in Port Chester Thursday night with a
wild man, who had been put in their COM
pary With his teeth the man tore The
skin of the hand of fellow iodger.
The man in question has terrarized the
residents of Port Chester for several
days. as many of them had seen him
dodge about the woods and heard him ut
ter weird yells. Policeman Cook and two
others caught him after hard chase
through the woods. He fell into ditch
and the policemen sprang on him and
secured him hand and feet.
He snarled and snapped like 4 wild
beast at first, but on his way to the Jail
became calm and talked nationally. He
said he was Peter Smith and once owned
a farm in the county. His wife died d
then he lost his property. AT times, he
said. he is not responsible and wanders
about.
He appeared harmless and was aced
in large room with tramps in he 1ear
of the steel cells Everything was quiet
for three hours, and then the air was
filed with wild yells a policeman found
Smith pounding tramp and biting the
mans hand. Goats and parts of shirts
were scattered over the floor, having
been torn from the other men, who had
sought safety on top of the steel cells.
Several policemen subdued Smith and
he was put into a steel cage. The tramps
refused to stay in the building. Smith
was declared insane and was taken to the
State Asylum at PouChkeepsie.
The times., 1898-11-27

trail southeast of the New England coast.
Its future movements are in doubt. The
weather forecaster offers hope. saying
that, after today. it will gradually grow
warmer. This. provided that no more
storms put in an appearance from the
Northern regions where there are no es-
tablished stations of the bureau.
man who gave his name as VII lam
Kingsley and his address as i31 Jackson
Street, Anacostia. fell at the corner of
Seventh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue
northwest at 1l:5D yesterday morning and
suffered an ugly scalp wound. He was
taken to the Emergency Hospital in No.
l patrol wagon. where his injury was
dressed.
Daniel Sweeney, fifty-eight years old.
a saloon keeper fell at the corner of Sew
enth and g Streets northwest yesterday
afternoon and suffered Il severe cut in his
forehead. He was treated at the Emer-
gency Hospital.
slippery pavements caused Charles II
Jordan. siXty-siX years Old. to fall in
,, Pennsylvania Avenue, near Third Street
northwest. at late hour last night. and
suffer a fracture of the right arm. He
was taken to the Emergency Hospital
and the fracture reduced. Later he was
sent to his home IT 300 Maine Avenue.
The times., 1898-11-27
,Justicr scIIer, Dcnd.

Rosslyn, Va, Nov. 2s.-One of the most
famous characters of Old Virginia passed
away yesterday, after a short illness, in
the person of Justice Valentine Walker
Sellers, of>this place.
Justice Sellers made his home for years
in an old house. which was also used
as his courtroom His law was expounded
according to Sellers, and when an Offend
er was brought before him The decisions
of his court were always more conspicu-
Gus for their humanity and common sense
than for their legal strength.
Justice Sellers passed away at o'clock.
He was So years old.
The times., 1898-11-27
Chnrivnri's sad End.

Bloomington. H., Nov 26-Elmer Mum
SELL who was married on Wednesday, was
shot dead yesterday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. oden, .wo miles and a half east
of Danvers. Munsell was married to Miss
Oden at noon Wednesday. and was shot
by brother of the bride Thanksgiving,
the newly-married couple repaired to the
nome of the brides parents. where last
evening number of young friends gath
cred to congratulate them. The bride
and groom were treated to old-fashioned
charivari by boys. and the young men
were invited inside. Young Oden, BROTH
er of the bride on reaching the room
where his new brother-in-law was. play
fully ran to him and pointed revolver
at him. The weapon exploded and Mum
sell fell with bullet in his brain. He
lived about an hour.
The times., 1898-11-27
Mis.Iug Man In jail in Ireland.

Waterbury. Conn. Nov. 2s.-Edward
Dwyer, thirty years old. of this city.
who has been missing since March. 1897,
has been found by his friends in jail in
Ireland on charge of murder. and ef-
forts are to be made 10 defend HIM. 1t
has been learned thar while he was In
New York he heard of his mothers i'll
ness in ireland, and at once went to her
He was driving between Bansha and Tip
perary soon after his arrival there when
he was set upon by several intoxicated
men. In defending himself he struck one
man on the head with a heavy whip and
then drove on. The next day the man
was found dead by the roadside with a
fractured skull. Dwyer is held for trial
at the next assizes. When he left Water
bury he was president of the leading ath-
letic club and an officer in several Cath
Ole and fraternal organizations and
prominent in politics.
The times., 1898-11-27
The DnHis Very East.

Portland. Ore, Nov. 2s.-The torpedo
boat Davis. constructed at the Wolf &
Zwicker Iron Works. of this city, has
been successful ON her two hours official
trip. She made an average speed of % H.
knots an hour, full knot IN eNeess of
requirements. Lieut.. comdr. +. ]. Drake.
president of the naval board. sent this
dispatch to Secretary of the Navy Long:
Davis is the first torpedo BOAT cn the
Pacific coast to make one knot more than
contract speed. Revolutions average $50
No undue friction of engines o. excessive
vibration of hull. Two hours consecutive
run; two turns
The times., 1898-11-27
Ncu.nc. Kent u,. word

Philadelphia. Nov. 2s.-Thomas Barlow.
receiver of the Peoples Bank. has no,i-
fled the depositors of the bank that the
remaining 10 per cent due them will be
paid on and after Monday. December 5.
1885, at the Real Estate Trust Company,
No. 1910 Chestnut Street This payment
viii close every uneontested claim against
the bank, including the deposits of the
city and State, thus making good the
promise of the veteran James McManes
that no depositor should lose dollar
The times., 1898-11-27
Chasc's Genet Seen.

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. ga telegram
has been received at the Harvard Col
lege Observatory from Prof. J. E. Koe-
Ter. at Lick Observatory. stating that
Chase's comet was observed by Codding-
ton. November "a. .O5l9 Greenwich mean
time, in right ascension 10 hours q min
utes an IS seconds. and declination plus
q degrees, IS minutes and 6 seconds.
This comet was discovered November II.
at the Yale Observatory, near the radiant
point of the meteor shower of that date
1t will be interesting to determine the
connection, if any, between these objects.
The times., 1898-11-27
DIED.

LoNG-on F. iday. November -, lS9s, at j
O'Clock p. m, REESE II. LONG. aged % years
and months.
Services will be held at his late residence.
No. I62 Street northwest. sunday. NcFem'
her % at 4 o'clock p. III. Friends are respectful
" invited TO attend. Remains to be taken 70
PbiladeIphia. Pa. on the o'clock I. train
on Monday November 2s. Interment at West
Laurel Hill Cemetery.
philadelphia papers please copyl 1t
GAINES-On Saturday, November ID ls9s. at
his residence No. 5li sth Street southeast. VIII.
LIAM H., the beloved husband of Sarah 4. and
father of William B. and J. L. Gaines.
Funeral private Omit flowers.
Husband and father thou has left Us,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But It's God who has berett US,
lie all SORROWS heal.
fredericksburg, Va, and Culpeper papers
please copy) 1t
The times., 1898-11-27
UNDERTAkERS.
PICQUART's TRIAL
MAY CAUSE SURPRISES
His Military Accusers Said to Have
Plotted AEninst the Existence
of the Republic.

quart, whose court martial has been or
dered by Gen. Zurlinden, military gov
ernor of Paris, may take an extraor-
dinary turn. as it is alleged that EXPIRE
mier Brisson has proofs that those gen.
erals who are Picquart's accusers were
guilty of conspiracy in the recent plot
to overthrow the republic. 1t is asserted
that if necessary these proofs will be
Forthcoming. The result would be a
maelstrom in the Dreyfus scandal that
would engulf the prosecuting generals.
The times., 1898-11-27
Commercial Traveller sapdbngred

Rome. n. Y. Nov. 81. d. Burt. a
commercial traveller from Louisville.
Ky, was found unconscious in a gutter
here this morning. He had been sand
bagged and robbed of gold watch. con-
siderable money and diamond stud.
There was an ugly wound on his fore
head. His condition is critical
The times., 1898-11-27
Soldier Found Dcnd.

New York. NOV. CIV. II. Hughes.
private of Company NJ, Seventy-first New
York. who was in the Cuban campaign,
was found dead this morning at the foot
of the basement steps of the Marlbor-
ough Hotel. The cause of his death is
unknown. He was thirty-five years OF
age.
The times., 1898-11-27
From the Sweet Corner.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE METROPOLITAN r. R CO,
Washington, D. c.. Nov. Il. 1SsS-NO-
tice is hereby given that the books tor
the transfer of certificates of indebted
ness, series "B," will be closed from No
vember % to December !. 1898. and the
books for the transfer of stock will be
closed from November 20 TO. December l.
G. 3. COLEMAN. Secretary.
nol5. % %. n. en-
The times., 1898-11-27
Rcmor.e Drove Him Insane

st. Joseph. Mo-, Nov. 2s.-George Van
Hoser, constable in an encounter with
burglar five years ago. killed a man in
self-defense. He was yesterday admitted
to the insane asylum here. hopeless
mental wreck, the result of brooding
over the killing.
The times., 1898-11-27
4 Paynastrr Rohhed.

Valparaiso. Ind, Nov. ED. NJ. Bar
ber, of Hanna. paymaster for Schosser
Bros creamy. of Wanatah, was robbed
of his monthly allowance, s2J0O, Thurs
day night. He had hidden the money in
his cellar and hearing a noise starred
to investigate and was shot in the arm.
The robbers escaped.
The times., 1898-11-27
Against sunday Conc.r,.

London. Nov. 26.-The London county
council has upheld. by vote of 81 to s3
the decision OF the licensing committee 10
refuse licenses to halls where Sunday
concerts are given to profit.
The times., 1898-11-27
Mothcr KIN. HerreIf ,nd n,hc

Guthrie. Okla, Nov. 26.-Mrs. William
SanteIle, wife of farmer living near
here, after n quarrel with her husband,
Thursday. threw her 1O-months-old babe
in a deep well and then committed sui
eide by jumping into the well head fore
most
The times., 1898-11-27
Subsidy for Indo-ohina Railways.

Paris, Nov. 26.-The cabinet has decided
. to authorize loan of go 100000 francs
for the purpose of establishing an Indo-
China railroad system, in correction with
the Chinese railroads.
The times., 1898-11-27
Three Men Sentenced ,or H.

Danville, H.. oNv. ga jury yester.
day gave one year each to Frank Gilman,
Walter H. Albert. and Albert Underwood.
Tor the murder of William Swank, in a
saloon at Westviile last August.
The times., 1898-11-27
No More Paper Money In Chile.

Chamber of Deputies yesterday the min
lister of finance declared. in the name OF
the President. that there would not be
another dollar of paper money issued.
The times., 1898-11-27
The Knsasi Arrive. nj Newcastle

Shields. England, Nov. 26.-The second
class protected cruiser Kasagi built for
Japan by the Cramps. which left New
York on November for Newcastle, in
order to ship her Armstrong guns arriv-
ed here yesterday.
The times., 1898-11-27
Forged GEN. Miles name
Promulgated PROCLAMATION
He Had Not q Seen.
SOME, PORTO RICAN HISTORY

ing Generals Confidence - The
Fraudulent DOcument-Its Prompt
SuppressiOn-Schem to Humili-
ate the Head of the American
Army and Force His Removal.
The times., 1898-11-27

DR.. Henry's Cough Syrup cures
coughs and all bronchial affections
which this weather is producing.
At all druggists, I5c.
The times., 1898-11-27

After he had written the above procla-
nation. Gen. Miles decided to show it. be-
fore promulgating II. TO Col. Claus. who
was supposed to be the legal adviser of
his staff. He turned the document over to
the colonel. and two days later found
the stan clerks busy printing, by the ne
ostyle process. the following:
The times., 1898-11-27

nol5.e0, %. q. .rin