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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-25
RooKs For LIBRARY.
Many New Volumes Placed on tn
Shelves of the Public Library

Many New Volumes Placed on the
Shelves of the Public Library.
The following new volumes placed on
tho 'shelves al the public library, are re-
ported by. Miss A. B. Wilson, the NpTa-
rian:
Hollis Cathedral Series-NofWlchS
Bells Cathedral Series-Peter6oTongh
brooks. 4. s,-son OF the :, Kev9lntioh'
Burton, j. B.-Across the Salt seas.
Cambridge, A.-AIater Famllias.
Churchill. W.-The Celebrity.
Conrad, Jos.-Children OF the sea.
Curry, ]. S. M.-Constituttonnl Govern
n! Davis s. 4. H.-King's Jackal.
Ebers, G.-Arachue.
Ford, p. L., ed.-rhe Federalist
Fowler. W. W.-Julius Caesar.
Gardner, A.z9ulien the rl PhhiiSSsopheF
Gilman, H.-Ilnssan. Fellah.
CraE, FellX-The Terror.
GrIfis, W. E.-The Pilgrims IN Their
Ken Kenyon OFF, +. G.-Ietters of E b. Brown
NJ aaclay, E. s.-RemlnIsecnce of the Old
MasgowRn. Rev. J.--HIstory Of China.
AicSIanus, B.-voyage Of the Maytower'
Aiulhatl 81. G.-DIctionary OF Statistics.
Pemberton. Max--Kronstadt.
Pontgiband.. Chevaller de-srench Volun-
teer in the War Of Independence.
Racine, J.-Draihatic Works.
Raleigh. W.-Style. en-
Smith, Mrs. E. ia Handful Of Silver.
Stannard, II. q. Y.-The Peacemakers.
Stevens, g. W.-With the Conquering
story, A. T.-BuIldlng of the British Em-
Ward. Mrs. H.-Helbick Of Bannisdaie.
WhItchouse. II. R.-Sacritice of Throne.
WlIlert, p. F.-Henry Of Navarro and the
HuEuenots Of France.
Wratislaw, A. Holm Hus.
Young, F. K.-Grand Tactics Of Chess.
Young and Howell-Minor Tactics OF
Chess
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The annual memorial exercises Of the
local lodges OF the Shield OK Honor were
held yesterday morning at the chapline
street N. e. church, and attracted al
most the entire membership Of the or
der in this city. There are four lodges
in wheeling, which with their friends
filed the church to Its utmost capacity.
Chairs were placed in the aisles, yet
many people were forced to stand
throughout the very interesting ser
vices.
The church services began at 1890 and
continued until 11:l6 o'clock. Previous
TO entering the church there was short
parade, the South Side hodges coming up
town for Zane lodge No. l. which was
met at Odd Fellows han. Thence the
column moved to the church. There
were two bands in the parade, Mayors
and the Wheeling City, both OF which
played appropriate music along the line
Of march.
The ChapNne street choir had pre-
pared special programme OF music,
and the singing was unusually ttne.
One part Of the church was reserved FOR
the lodge, and the floral decorations,
which were commented on for their
tasty arrangement, We're the work OF
Brother Ed o'Neal, OF Leatherwood.
The programme opened with an over
ture by Mayors band, after which fol-
lowed the singing OF an ode by the
lodges. Then came prayer by the
church pastor, Rev. William Aderson,
tho scripture lesson, and the congreSa-
tionat singing Of America
Thememorial sermonwas delivered by
Rev. William Anderson, and 1t was SIN
gularly appropriate to beneficial orders.
such as the Shield Of Honor. The text
chosen was First Timothy, chapter 3,
and verse s: But II any provide not
for his own. and especially for those
OF his own house, he hath denied the
faith, and is worse than an infidel"
The four leading principles Of the
Shield Of Honor were calculated, These
principles are as fol9ows:
First, belief In Supreme Being.
Second. announcement Of the social,
moral and Intellectual development OF
members.
Third, to be primarily benenclaI ana
fraternal organization.
Fourth, the lodges do not aim to take
the place OF the church,
These points Rev. Mr.. Anderson adj
duced, and elaborated on at length. HIS
sermon was splendid EFFORT and In
tently listened to by the large assem-
blage. After the prayer, and another
ode, the congregation was dismissed
with the benedIction by the pastor,
The names OF the deceased members
Of the Shield OF Honor Of this city are
as follows:
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MISS snErEy,s NIssInH
!. SuddsnIy Interrupted by Her Fathers
Better ,Jud gmsut.

MADRID. July "a, via ParIs.-Miss
Jessie schley, delegate from the Peace
Society OF Paris has arrived at Madrid,
with the intention. 1t is asserted. of In
terviewlng members Of the cabinet with
Humanitarian object"
Miss Jessie schley referred to in the
foregoing dispatch Is the daughter of
Charles schlcy. of Milwaukee. who is a
cousin OF Commodore schley. She is a
member OF tho Daughters of the Rev9-
luton. 1t was announced from Paris
las, last week that she was about to
start for Madrid TO see the queen regent
and Senior sagasta with view TO bring
Ing about peace and then 10 proceed to
Washington "a visit President Mckinley
in the same interest.
Last Friday the Milwaukee Sentinel
announced that Miss Schley's father on
learning OF his daughters intention, had
Instructed her TO return home immc-
dIatcly, dislpprovinE her course and ex-
cuslnE Il as the result OF warm. sym
pathetic nature and special enthusl-
asm for phllanihroplc and peace move
mentR,
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coSIy sire a. Plt,sburs.

PITTSBURGH. July a.-At an early
hour this morning the car barn of the
Consolidated Traction Company at
Frankstown and Penn avenues, was
completely Quilted by IRE, entailinE a
loss OF about $4,000. well covered by
Insurance. The flames originated In
soma mysterious manner In the paint
shop and before tho employees and IRE
men could clear the barn thirty'six OF
the Nifty cars In the building were de-
stroyed. Nothing but the walls OF the
building remain.
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THE REASONS
For Abandoning the Reunion Set Forth
by Captain Rawllng.

by Captain Rawllng.
Captain C. J. Rawllng, chairman of
the executive committee Of the cham
Der Of commerce, having in charge the
annual reunion of the Society OF the
Army OF West Virginia, has written the
following letter to the members Of the
Sodety, setting forth the reasons for
calling OIL the reunion this year. II Is as
follows:
WHEELING, July Is, 1893.
ITO the Officers md Members Of tho
Society OF the Army Of West Viz
giHia;
',Frlends and Comradcs:-At our re-
union IA Columbus last September, an
Invitation was extended bv the people
o. this city, through the chamber of
commerce, to be under its auspices, TO
Ire society, TO meet IN this city IN Sep
fember OF this year, our people Euaran-
Ceeing at the snme time treatment to
All our visitors and facilities for getting
mere eQunl to those afforded at Column
bus. etc.
eociety. In the spring important COM
Toittees were selected. and the preitmi-
nary arrangements looking TO large
attendance, entered into by these COM
mitteeg.
The transportation committee. Eecur-
fnF the endorsement OF the local rail-
co1d agents. applied for rate OF ono
cont 4 mile. belnA the rate granted to
nSny associations Of the same charac-
~ Indeed, this rate and much lover
40 become very common about mere
"a the course OF a few weeks iniorma-
Sion was received, unoiIielallG. that inc
rnto applied for had been Ernntea ~
Ire Railroad Joint Passenger Somnit.
~ Iyp0n this understanding tho
SS:roo committee vent to work and
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Joseph Potts. o. S. Philpott, r. P. Ven
eman, Milton wylie. ]. H. S. Book, John
Custer, Joseph Wldtehouse. ST, a NJ
TenEardcn. William Frohme, Charles
Hess. Fred Mehlman, jr.
Fort Henry Lodge No. 2-Chrlstian
Somfner. Henry West, G. A. Meyer
Philip Roos, Oscar seeley. James Mui-
doom, Charles Tape. Louis Fglmcr \.
II. Noito. John Konsor. John Pleus. Ed
w. Krctcr, I'D. a. KratZ, Charles Drie-
horst. Robert Birch, +, Aitmcyer' +. s.
Gould, Carl Meyer, Louis Carl.
Eureka Lodge No. 81. w. Biatch!ey,
j. n. Rush, j. Krugh.
Wheeling Lodge No. William SorS.
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"a DEMoREsr CONTEST

There VIII be Demorest gold medal
contest at the Prohibition Assembly
hnll Tomorrow night, commencing at .
O'Clock. The Womar's Christian Tenn
perance linton OF Moundsville, nave are
ranged for this contest and Mr.. Bodley
has kindly donated the use OF the nal!
for that evening. The following VIII
contest for the medal: Misses Meta ROD
erts, Bertha Doherty, Minnie Hood,
Mrs, w. h. Williams and Master WINE
Beam, OF Moundsville; Miss Halne Mar.
tin, OF BenWOed. and MSS Kate Won
Blon, OF shadyside, OHIO. Plenty OF eN,
cellent music has been arranged loT anu
those who attend MIL be certain 10 nave
A good time,
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WILMINGTON, Del, July a,-No
verdict was rendered to-day by the
Jury In the case Of United States Scna-
tor KenueV. who is charged with aiding
and abetting Teller Boggs In the en-
bezzlement OF the funds OF the First
National Bank OF Dover, The jury re-
tired on Friday. Judge Bradford went
10 the court house this afternoon and
agnin this evening, but received no
word from the jury.
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among last nights arrivals at the Wind
scr.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Marsh and
daughter and Mrs. NJ. Lnntz and son
ARE spending tho summer In the noun
talnS,
Miss Mabel Smith. OF Bridgeport, has
returned Rftcr an extended visit with
friends from Cleveland, who have been
camping on the lake.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-25

DAYTON, o., July 2i,--whilc playing
along tho river bank to-day Harmon
Nlcklas, aged eight, fctt into the water,
His brother Louis. fourteen, jumped In
to save him hut the drowning boy
cllnchcd him with terrible grasp and
both went 10 the bottom and were
drowned. The bodies have not yet been
recovered,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-25
ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In the olty and Wheeling PoO.
pie Abroad.

pie Abroad.
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue n.
B. Scott arrived in the city yesterday
from the national capital. He is here
scott was the guest Of Postmaster
George Wise, at Leatherwood.
Editor w. 8. Wiley, of New Martins
Vile, Is at the Windsor.
Judge s. v. Matthews, of Huntington,
yesterday registered at the McLure
o. C. Garland, Of Ross, and ]. W.
Dawkin, Of Ripley, yesterday registered
at the Howell.
]. G. st. Clair and wife, Of Grafton,
and Mrs. Downs, Of Downs, were Sum
day registers at the StamT1.
Collector of Internal Revenue A. B.
White came up from Parkersburg yes
terdaY and Is a guest OF the Mcclure.
]. R. Cunningham, OF Warrington, and
d. A. Bartlett, of Sistersville, were
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-25

Woman's Christian temperance Union
point Of view. Mrs. +. E. Reynolds Sis
ii;i5.a m. The nineteenth century
woman. Mrs. n. r. C. Morrow.
2:SO p. m. Lecture by Col. G. w. Balm.
Sp. m. Lecture by John G. Woolley.
followed by closing exercises.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-25
DEEDS OF HEROISM
EItsd bY Rev.C. B. Austin In his
Sunday Evening Discourse
ON TIE ELEMENTS OF aEROISA'

THE SINKING OBJ THE MERRINIAc
81 HoBsoN AND HIS MEN
TERMED THE PINNACLE OF
HERoIsM. AND WILL LIVE AS
LONG As AMERICAN HISTORY.
THE sELF-sAcRIETcEINe sPIR-
n OF FAMOUS PHILANTHRo-
PIsTs LAUDE D. AND A
THOUGHTFUL LESSON ADJ
vANcED.
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in MEM0RIAM.
Shield Of Honor held its Annual
Memorial Exercises.
DEPARTED BROTHERS HONORED

BY THE FOUR LOCAL LODGES
SUNDAY MORNING, AT THE
cHAPLINE STREET N. E.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SERMON
BY REV. WILLIAM ANDERSON.
VERY TASTEFUL CHURCH DEC
oRAT1oNs AND APPROPRIATE
Mus1c-NAMEs OF DECEASED
MEMBERS.
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NEAR THE HUNDRED MARK.

The weather yesterday was opprcs-
slvcly hot AZ 1890 p. m, tho schnepf
thermometer reached the OSIs mark. the
record for the day. and at o'clock II
was not hpprcclnbly cooler. To-dAy's
weather ioita bad. n one ~ TO put faith
in the weather report as 1t came liter
ally from tho bureau last night; II calls
for thunder showers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-25
LOCAL BREy1E1m
Matters Of mluor Momsnt Ia aud AboHt
Lho City.

II was another warm day.
Races this afternoon at the state fair
grounds.
Persons desiring Labor Day privileges
should see A. w. RAIDER. at the Grand
opera House billiard parlors.
The South PenHs well No. NJ. c.
Sweeney. one mile east Of Rutherford,
". va. was shot and made twenty
seven barrels the first twelve hours.
Henry Powell, the Benwood boy I'M
jured by street car last week, Is maxi
ing a strong fight for recovery at the
city hospital. He may get well, but
would likely be a cripple. His grit IS re-
Fnarkable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-25
la. THOMPSON. OSTEOPATHIST.

Nearly every disease treated success.
fully. Chronics speciality. No knife or
drugs used. Examinations free.
Rooms Is and ~ Exchange Bank.
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SPINAL s.: aSss ssG'!lZ iFR ;;f. q
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-08-05
Mort >du Prince de B1smark

La prince de Bismark est mort
un peu avant la onzl6me heure So.
medi Roir.
Les derniers mots que le prince
de Bismsrk, prononca fut pour sa
file, la comtesse Won Rauzau,
4ui essuyait la sueur de son front,
"Merc1, mon enfant." dit-ll.
'Toute la famille SO tenait aupres
du chevet a Hheure de "a mort. LIZ
DR. Sohwsninger, lie baron ct la ba'
rome Merck 6taient sussl presents
Quand au bout de 3 minutes le Dr.
Sohwenlnger s'apereut gull ny
await nj respiration, nj ba'tsments
du pouls, il a6olara ftoidement et
supplement que le prince 6talt
mort.
LIE DR. Sohweninger t6l6graphia
la nouvelle a l'emporeur GullIeu-
me.
LIE prince repose CONNIE il await
l'habitude de dormir, dams ga posi-
ton favorite, la tete l6gerement
1nolin6e q gau,he. L'txpression de
SO figure eat douce.
Scion son desir il sera enseveli
sur la montague en- face du cha
teau, dams le voisiaage de Hirsoh-
grippe.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-08-05
L'origine du Mot Yankee

L'origine du Mot yankee
La signifc.tion primitive de &c
vooable bizarre nest sjgnsl6e dams
auoun dictlonnaire.
C'est notre sobriquet. On a dit,
mais q tort que c'6talt une imita-
ton de Ia mani4re don't les noirs
at les laden, articulent le mot
English.
La chanson yankee Doodle,
est devenu chant national, ct lie
nom de Yankee a 6t4 adopts par
toures les nations CONNIE notre
appellatlon ironiqhe.
En- r6alit6, lie MOI yankee" est
d'origine hollsndaise ct nest au
tire chose qu'une corruption de
Jan Haas on Jante Kaas, qui cons.
titue l'antique sob,iquet des Hol-
landais CONNIE John Ball est ce-
lui des Angla1s.
L'fle de Manhattan, sur laquel-
le New. York est bate, fat d'abord
colonis6e par que!quss Merriam
dais, qui sly etablirent en- 1912,
apres que feuve Hudson cut etc
decouyert par les Allemands trois
ans auparavant.
Gas premiers colons furent en-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-08-05

nous sommes oertalns que la vites-
50 sera Fun des elements essentials
de notre marine mllitaire.
Go sont les canons de huit pou-
ces de gueule qul ont cause le plus
de %dommages dams les engage
ments de Mantle ct de Santiago.
lis SO msneuvrent fscllement, ra-
pidement ct leur portee est pro-
portionnee a la precision du tir.
LIE canon de Is ponces sera aban-
dome pour fsire place aux 8. 10 ct
~ pouces. Les csnons devront en-
suite etre c%onstruits pour assurer
on tir rapide. Oest lie fau nourri
de nos batteries qui ohassait NAL
gre eux les canonnters espagnols
de leurs pieces. Done, rapidite du
tlr ct grande vitesse seront les Gle
ments de la nouvelle marine.
w Importance de notre COM
MERGE ct des points strat6giques
que nous possedons dane ]e Paoif-
que,. Hest devenu indispensable
de rercer PIsthme de Panama. soft
qu'on achAte une part des actions
de ia; compsgnie on qu'on sen
tienne su Canal de Nicaragua qui
n'existe encore que sur le papier.
Fl faudra d6bourser des cent@ines
de millions pour arrjver 3 cette fin,
mails o'est meileor march6 que d'a-
voir le dessous dams une guerre.
Autre leqon qui portera ses
fruits, o'es1 l'ineficaoit6 dun bonn
bsrdement de forts par les Yais'
seaux de guerre.,-Sampaon a bonn
bard6 inutilement Sau Juan don't
les murailles sont en- maeonnerle
ct vieilles de cent ans.
O. que la fotte a fait aevaut
Santiago don't les batteries etaient
de cinquieme ordre, ne nous don
ne pas une haute id6e du pouvoir
des cu1rass6s en- psreil cas-.
ST lie cas- est av6r6 des forts on
pierre, combien l'est.il advantage
des Notifications en- terre ct au nj
vesu du terrain, alors que les ca
mons SO chargent sous terre et
n'appsraissent que pour t1rer.
LIE moyen 1e plus SIT de prendre
une vile est une srm6e de terre
ail6e dune Aotte, lorsque la vile
assieg6e est sur la mer.
Ian des effets les plus agr6a-
bIes de cetts marche de victoire On
victoire est la dispsrition de la
hsine oontre lie nord, que )e sud
await conservee depuis la guerre
civile de 186l-5-Yapkees ct John
MES sont aujourd'h hui sous les me-
mes 6tendards ct f~raterniseut q qui
mieux m1eux. L'union est parfa1te
ct l'upion fait la force.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-08-05
VOLTA Qui demontre la toute:
ruiaconoo do por

VOLTA Qu1 oemOnJre ia tOute
%puissance de For.
-D'apres lie dern1er livret de la
maisen Henry Cl-Ws & Gle, de
New-Yo'k, la population tota|e
des Etats~ Unis, au Ter janvier
1888, dit M. Clews, etait estimee 4
". ,232 h.bitants, don't $780,
1000 dams IEtat dc New-York, s.
1896 915 dams l'Illinois, 1850, 600
dams pOhio, etc.
II rapporte aussi que les expor-
tat1ons des Etats- Unis en- 1880,
attelgnirent lie chifre de 1888, 683,
422, on 1921, $3.50. 5O9,645 ct en-
1896. 81 ,099, 129, 1919. Les jmporta-
tions s'6levevent en- 1850 a $685..
807 LIS, en- 1891, a 1928, 320, 943
ct en- 1897, a $752 630,855.
"Llnd6pendant" de Fall River
Mass, nous epprend que la vile
de Woonsocket, r. l., sera bient0t
dot6s dun college commercial Oh
lie francais ct ranglala seront en-
seignee simu(tanement. C'est me-
me l'intentlon de M. Table Dau-
ray den faire une institution de
premier ordre, .qui reoevra des,
6leves de toutes les parties de la:
N~ouvelle-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-08-05
EUROPE.

Parls,-Le "Figaro" annonce
que le CONVENIENT a rseu une de-
peche oAicielle lui annoncant que
lie oap1taine Oassamjoa await ete
massacre aveo Ieaoorte de troapes
g6negaliep qui raccompagaait, q
un certain endroit eutre le Niger
ct le lac Tohad.
LIE conseil de la legion dillon
neur, en- France, a rave de So liste
lie nom d'Emlle lola, lie roman
oier, qui s'est sauv6 en- Suisse
pour 6ehapper q la prison.
LA "Gazette de Cologne" de.
montre que, de 1882 q 1896, TAI.
oe-Lorraine oocupe, dams le sta.
tlstique criminelle de pAllemagne
une place qui t6moigne de ga mo.
ralit6 sup6rieure sur le reste des
Etats allemands. Ainsi, en- 1882
sur 10000 personnes maJeures au
point de vac de la loi, lO4 ont ete
oondemn6as en- Allemagne, tsndis
ou'en Alsace le nombre des con
damn6s, dams lie meme proportion
ma 6t6 que de 80.
En- 1896, cette proportion a Ste
pour rAllemegne, de l24, ct pou'
IPAlssce. Lorraine de SO.
Go nest que dams lie cas- de-
coups ct pleasures que pAlsaoe
Lorraine l'emporte sur pAllema
gne dans les proportion suivantea
% pour rAl|emagne ct 81 pour
IA|aaoe Lorraine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-08-05
Lecons 0ispendieuses

II y a plu.ieurs chooses que les
Etats- Unis ont apprises dams la
guerre ayeo rEspagne. Quelques
unes de ces lecons sont lie fruit de
rexp6rience, d'autres 6taient con-
nues d'avance, mails l'opinion pu-
b]ique s'oppossit d leur mise q
EXECUTION.
La premiere est la maxine con-
nue. depuis que le monde existe.
'B1 tn veux la. paixl pr6pare.toi q
la guerre."
Notre aimee, aurait pu etre plus
considerable, mails luaqu'a present
NOS hommes d'Etat ct surtoat ceux
sui ne sont pas dams lie giron du
partl republican, ont. une: peur
Rtroce que le pouvoir militaire ne
preune descendant sur lie civil ct
client lie cas- de la grove de Chioa-
70 on 1894 pour motiver leur Grain
te d Get efet. O'est une frayeur IL
lugoi1e aveo les Institutions demo-
cratiqnes qui nous %r6giasent. Aveo
une population de Is millions il
faddralt ausmoins une arm6e per-
manente de 100000. L'exp6rience
nousss rnsuite prouv6 que les MI
Ices o'Etat n'avaient nj l'eduoa-
ton militaire, nj l'endurance, nj
leg accoutrements n%6cessaires pour
faire face q IN danger imm6dlat.
L'urgsnoe dune marine alerte
ct puissante est Pune des lecons
que nous sevons le mieux q pre-.
sent ct eelle qui portera les NEIL
leurs fruits dams un aYenir rappro
che. LA. victoire de- Santiago n'au-
rait pas cts complete sans la rapi.
dit6 de nos vaisseaux de guer1e 81
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-08-05

La campagne du: General er
chef Milesh Porto Rico est deve'
niue IRE mnrche t1iomphale dams
Tile:
Du moment que les troupes
Am r1ceines SO %pr5sentent' devant
une vile, Is garrison d6loge ct les
nUtres sont recus au milieu des &C
c]smations populalres.
Une autre place imDortante su1
Ia mer an Sud-Est de File est en-
notre pouvoir ella marohs SO con-
tinue vers lie nord sans encombre
LES Espegnols sont scandalis6s de
l'enthousissme des habitants de
Tie ct snpopoent, CONNIE fche de
consolation, qu'iIs ne regretteAt
PAS la perte dune lie Oh il y a
iant :d'jngratitude. C'est une ma
Mere CONNIE une sutre de SO dis
Culper, ct 81 les Espsgrols sen
t1ouvent s%atiafaits, nous n'avons
Pas ~d'objeot'ons.
Aux Philippines la scene chan
ne LIE General Merritt demaude 80
mile hommes pour faire face q la
situations, Oest que les rebelles ne
cont pas de bonne humeur ct YOU
drs1ent qu'on leur aide q saccag'r
la vile ct a 6tabIir un gouverne.
ment CD HEspsgnol ne sera pss de
mise. Auses c%ontraire nous SOM
mes menecks de Fire d'Aguinaldo
ct de ses bordes irrespopsabIes.
On s'attend que les autor1tes de
Meni)le fassent leur soumission 3
Merritt ehn de s'6pargner 'l'humi-
Ijahon de SO rendre B Aguinaldo.
Ia, situation est tendue ct nous
sCmmes iaiistaits que Mckinley 6
bien fait de soumettre toute oette
question des Philippines d une
commission mixte. II n'entre pas
dams nos moeurs polit1ques de gou-
werner I'm peuple ma]gr6 lui. Tout
de meme, il est evident quill nous
fstd1a une station navale 4 Manil-
le,