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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-06

~ fst. monument erected 10 the
IN memory OF King Magnus the
Iv Good in Sk.belund Krat, Dem
w marx. W, was Unveiled q saor, Tine
ago. The monument memories
! the victory OF King Magnus over
d ysadais In the famous battle which
VA Ought on the 18th day OF Sep
ts7ssr. leia. on the Lyrskov heath.
y Young Morse king had arrived in
lsmark to defeat the ambitious Earl
s'sa Estvedsen. when he heard that
ta lsndals had decided to invade
sasagk and avail themselves of her
h7fHai troubles. King Magnus imme-
SA'fy went out 10 meet the invaders
~ a small army OF his Norsemen and
ga Danes. lie met the Vandals al SKI
s~Ss4aa. scath of Askov. where the monu-
ar now stands. The Nandals were In
.aP and their forces ware legion Many
1f ch.efta'nS advised the king tn flee.
- = said no. IL was the evening before
! AtchasIs day, and the night was spent
ne king IN prayer and singing.
: Ls#aris dawH--so says Sake Grammati-
- NE anrleni historian--the king fell
SD and II 4 dream he heard his "a ther.
IS Aat the saint. speak To him, say
= Never fear the heataens, no mat
= aeN numerous they be. | shall go
-. You .nto battle. and when ycu hear
- a@sis OF my lur Cattle trumpet t8en
ssFanee." And when day broke. the
- heard the peals OF clear hell In the
~ II might have been Glad. the
g " 81. OATS cathedral In y daros
T. sghaI TO commence was given. and
as MasNus storm 4 against the Nanials
tr 1eaI q ATS army. sp NIX ng Hell. his
: as ~ battle aN, and drove the Nandals
p immense monument represents in
=. me king AZ the head Of HIS men.
'tAz against the enemy. shield on
sac S2 ia band Above thls groun
: ~FlotS 3 suspended church he,l.
- era q historical monGus NJ las been
- ~ THOR f.Auec wealthy Dane re-
US .n Mo~c,sa. Russia. I.sner Is A
- - STUDENT ~ literature. and IN addition
4fsiat tg RUSSIAN folklore he has ass,
A.. several oF einal poems OF more
5'f'NEe ~ rtf TBS s nnl the only
IS -ii"fi iatt Thor LANCE has erected
s. e"A N}An>g % commemorate has
g. eFtHis treu the saga period. ete
- tlF End rup cross - the mem
'S tfik Clipping VINO was a1-
g. 81 thc bleak heath on 50
- night 81 ihe year ~ near the
AZ haryo anaas rs blue heather bells.
y tiess MAS erected In ISL
- t"r ofatAe H*Ata Mr lssnee She fol-
= >vaf erected e sl.u taF monument
j. {, si.as where trstav was killed octo-
. aelscss church Mr.. LANCE has
So. r. tir memory of tae scT5rmsr
S,rta t'elrrsen. VITO saN@i sne chron-
SsA9 from slrSsr4Ci on. LIS: year
l7.-s,''.-,'3'Fg.-i a. s'a;ae " Nj Michel. iae
f0<t MS placed n -. Nuu1'S
@ a. 0aegsa Nv Mr. I~4ase.
Chris ersson. tha minister - the
~ navy. a1s yes eacd and been pro-
s - ~ -Ni1a sdmital A. his successes
= eTe fNAa&er and Capt. Gerhard
I v 4
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y F-0c'e Sam should. IN the interest a..
humanity. ada Cgha - Ms domains. Il
would almost dou5le MS wealth. VITA
cuha under stable Sovsrr-7ent an flifv
cultivated. Tuc.s Sam xoUa soon Central
the worlds markets tar fcar gveat seait,~s
- tchscco. sugar carsc ara vice T. seems
q shame T. aAsn a N tN5s rf-r .z'a~H y az,
am rsce. Y - j greater share fo~ t mar,
- 2hsn8an rs Soma e - he -aVz KS -
seasa. T. strengthen tns Sfnna4ea "a ke
nostekter's stomach B.tsers. Il 5 }ast re
tni.E - stimulate sae apf@ii- Il VIII
overcome ayspe Tss5s II there IS cons,ipa-
rton = wHi establish - wulsrstv 0. IRE
s>ow*fs- i makes tse nerves strong az;
steady. an2 gives rsS;fai slurnhe~. There
Is ~ Substitute fcr H.
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said I. Through trains

'How's this?' said I. Through trains
don't stop here
This one has however" she replied,
Oh / wonder II Miss Rogers can get our.
l know some people here who would do
anything for me II She could only go 70
them
In less than q second she had visiting
card in her hand and was scribbling a
message.
Take that" she Whispered. Go to
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''Ef desc miilionarcs could be made 20
divide, every man ~ lie country could have
money in his poekctH
Well" said Wandering Ike. dat M
be party good. St!li. Ia rather moi h,
bothered Wit financial cares. I'd les send
an order 10 have my share deposited To ma,
credit In a hrcwcry. "-~Wasshington star.
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When Charley svvooned,

''Just a small concession, dear Charley"
said the prospective bride
What IS II. my darling?" he asked.
Il want you to invite the five other men
I have been engaged 10 10 be YOUR ushers.
! know It will please them" hi,adelps!a
Nort!. American.
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Free Will.

It matters not how straight the gate.
How charged with pun!shments the
scroll.
I am the master Of my fate,
/ am the captain OF nay soul
-Tfeuley
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Equal to the Occasion.

A Swiss anthropoloslst on his return
from Patagonia. brought home with him
complete collection Of Patagonian skulls
and when the custom house proposed To
tax them, on the basis OF animals bones
imported as manure. he protested that this
was an insult 10 humanity To his SUI
prise his objection was listened 10. and he
received receipt for the duty charged
upon higher scale. with the skulls en-
tered as returned emigrants' wora e.
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HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
Ellis, Stockton and Market Sta.
IAN FRANCISCO. CAL

Ike Hobson brave. each man VIII strive
To prove himself "cofker."
With every man a corker.
Lake Hoason. their C0-workcY.
The Spanish foe will have no show
Against 40 many cofkers.
It o. powj.
Boston. June g. 1898.
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Jesse Ai.ors ~hsskey , Always prsser.ts-
I'll oy ne leading physicians Tor medicinal
ELrxxAs&&
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ARE WEAK MAN-IF wEAKSEss
STRENGTH.
j. DRUGS NEVER RESTORE
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| PRACTICED THIRTY YEARS

NEVER KNEW 4 CASE WEAKNESS
II LEARNED L.
LATE 1uE NERVOUS SYSTEM AND NEVER A.
I LEARNED Ill
STRENGTH ELECTRICITY
1
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Stockholm ass passed shroueh a. I'M
mars Sc h@9aFn Siscs Ehe exposition y las.
ysar. Rents ana Hr$>ss az a. sss,ceSs stses
have advances fAP.dfy. ana 1ae g>,s2g q
S:a>rhhcisa 4gsok forward - dismal sx.a-
g.r k{cuSee ATe szAree- Tae ven. fvr say
hayf dsaasg nozaSe - lat = - CFas rs
sse- room year, The prizes CT aecess!-
lies are ccrTxsp os.1In<iy A-xl~ Wa@a@e
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Henrik Ibsen has abandoned his auto
biography and has commenced 10 write
new play, which will appear next fall.
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$ SCANDINAVIAN NEWS. +
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Observation-Disclosures :*.52$

II HE monument erected TO the
memory or King Magnus the
III Good in Sk.belund krat, Den
Y mark. was unveiled n short time
ago. The monument memories
.ha xfssfprv M Ltnn Af,Cn.a lyar
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cable telephone has been stretched
across Lake Mjosen. 10 connect the cities
of Hamar and Gjovlk.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-02-11
The Dry Goods Market

New York, February 9.-Dry gooafs
are on about the same basis they have
been recently. The market il unlvtsr-
sally firm; but 1t is not a lively nlzr-
ket. Cotton goods are firm. In staxsxx.
lines the market is subject TO irregusxr
conditions. Brown goods are subject
10 pretty good demand OF small urp-
portions for domestic consumption. Txs~
call for export goods continues limitez
and sales for foreign consumption arr.
both small and infrequent.
Print cloths show continued firm
ness, with bids for extras at 2 3-rsc
which can be satisfied only accession
ally Odd goods are In steady reaus=xz.
with no sales Of consequence. There
IS a fairly active market for all grades.
but the strength Of sellers admits 81
only intermittent sales Prints are
firm. Staples are more active than
heretofore and fancies for spring fully
as lively as In the preceding weeks
Ginghams are firm and may be ad-
vanced in some quarters in the nesr
, future.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-02-11
TRIAL OF The SHERIFFS.
More of the Striking Miners Testify n. TO-
the Shooting by the Deputies Jnror~
Warned AgainstReceiviug Letters n bonr
the Case

Wilkesbarre Pa, February e-wbcn
court opened this morning for the trial
of Sheriff Martin and his deputies
Judge Woodward spoke to the jurors
about receiving letters bearing ux,o,
any point in the trial. He said: III
you receive any letters with rercrsrsce-
TO the trial, whether anonymous or
signed, it is your duty to hand therHs
over TO the district attorney and yoss
must not allow them to make any i'm
preston upon your mind"
The first witness called today was
wood strikers. He testified that the
strikers were unarmed. AT Lattimer
the sheriff stopped them. hit two men
in the front rank, and tried To shook
his revolver. 1t snapped twice and
then exploded. Right away there was
volley Of shots from the deputies and
many Of the strikers fell
Steve Jusko, the man whose arm was
broken and head cut 10y blows OF rite
in the hands of a deputy at West
HaZleton, swore that at the time of the.
assault he was behaving in an orderly
manner and saying nothing. After
ward he said the deputies put him i'm
the lookup for two days and then he
was taken to the hospital. lie swazs
laid up for two months.
The evidence Of Michael popsOs. who
followed Jusko, was merely corrUbora-
tive of what had already been tokf
about the shooting at Lattimer
Three witnesses were heard ut the
afternoon session and only one gave
evidence which was at all new Lewis
kitzski told how on arriving at West
HaZleton with the strikers two dcpsi-
ties seized him by he coat, hustled and
pushed him around and tore his shirt
He said a number Of the men wer. s.o
frightened by the action OF the depu-
ties in threatening them with tfrcfr
guns that they ran home and did noe
march to Lattimer. AT Latt timer the
witness said the sheriff asked for the
committee and while a man was look
ing for the three commit ttce4nc.n flss~
sheriff pulled two fellows out OF tkrs%
line and tried to fire his revolver II
started to run at once and dropp.ssz
down behind a little stone about thirty
yards away. There was a vOlley axrxs
then lot of separate shots and they
came so thick around where / lay thss
/ ran further and got into a shanty-
but the deputies fired on the shansx
and bullet went through my hat.'
On cross examination ne admStteN3
that the sheriff had told the strikers IA.
go home and that they disolyeyad ana
marched on to Lattimer.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-02-11

utterance withou; the slightest Ioss az
dignity"
MEMORIAL FOR PEACE IN CUIsA
Washington. February "a mersnr-
ial, numerously signed by business sncrt
in New York, Philadelphia and Mcbatss
Ala, was presented to President Nc
Kinley today asking his aid and This
governments aid in bringing .klbutst
peace in Cuba.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-02-11
Work Resumed.

After repeated attacks OF the prirs
/ was so weak could hardly drag my-
self about. i was nervous. had paf-
pitation of the heart and food did uas
agree with me. l began taking Hods
Sarsaparilla and after taking four bog
ties L resumed my work and now en-
JOY the best OF health" Mrs NJ. -
Murray. Stainback. ". c.
Hoods Pills are easy to take, cary
TO operate. Cure Indigestion, hs.srsl-
ache.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-02-11

There are three little things wlsscss,
do more work than any other three I.-
tie things created-they are the ant, rhe
bee and DeWitt's Little Early Riserx-
the last being the famous little pfI.x
for stomach and liver troubles. r. T.
Bellamy,
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-02-11

Men and medicines are judged by
what they do. The great cures by
Hoods Sarsaparilla give it a good
name everywhere.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-02-11
DE LOME'S GROSS INSULT
Offered to the President of the
United States.

The Spanish Minister Author of the Cana
lejas Letter--Minister Woodford Cabled to
Call the Matter to the attention OF the
Spanish Government--De Lone Gables His
Resignation--The Situation as Viewed in
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-02-11
APPEALS FOR CUBA.
THE SPEECHES OF SEN aTORS
CANNON AND MASON.

The Former a Calm and Dispassionate AR
gument-SeDator Mason Makes a Fiery
Speech-He Urges Imme ediaie Intsrven-
tion ard DeDou Ices Spanish War Meth
DDS in Scathjng Language-Ai Resolution
for de Lome's DimissaI Thrown Cut on
Point of Order in the House.
SON TYEr
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19
An Unsurces.fuI At,emp,.

Barcelouia, April lS-There was an
unsuccessful attempt to demonstrate be.
fore tho American consulate Sunday
night
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19
WOULD VETO II.
Recognition Of the Cuban Government
Does Not suii the President.

Recognition Of the Cuban Government
Does Not suit the President.
Washington, April rs Attorney
General Grggs, Secnnry Long, Sccne-
tary sherman and Assistant Secretary
Day, had an hours conference with the
president cary this morning. The pur.
pose Of the meeting was not disclosed,
but It is believed It had special refer, nee
10 the Cuban resolutions now pending
before congress. Members OF the cat {.
net declined 20 discuss what will b. the
final action upon the report Of the con-
ference committee, or what course the
president will pursue In the event the
clause recognizing the independence Of
the Cuban republic as il appears in the
senate resolution retained. From other
reliable sources, however, it was learned
in ali probability the president viii re-
turn the resolutions without his approx.
al This, Il Is said, he would he com.
pelled 10 do In order 10 maintain the
prerogatiye he holds which Is clearly his
under the constitution.
No one in official circles doubts but
that the hostile resolution will b. PASSED
by congress, and war almost certainly
will follow.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19

LATER.--The Senate received the
report Of the house and refused "a
agree to it. The House took two
more votes, again rejecting the rec.
ognition clause and finally asked
for a conference.
The Senate agreed and appoint
ed Morgan, Foraker aud Davis.
The house appointed Heatwole. Ad.
ans and Berry.
The Conferses met and agreed
on a resolution practically the same
as the Davis scnite resolution.
This was Intervention without rec
ognition Of Independence Of the
Cuban or insurgent government.
This will be reported to both hous.
es at s o'clock this evening.
Under the direction Of Minister
Polo, the Spanish consuls in Amer
lea are preparing for the departure
Of Spaniard colonists and consuls,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19
Sure Enough War.

As Afghter and cutter ! am some.
thing myself, Az others are cutting
prices now propose tomake the cheap
eat prices In shoe making aud repairing
for the next 20 days ever known in Bry.
an. Nail half sole., i0c; sewed hail
solos, 75c; all patching aud stitching at
prices In proportion to above. have
live in Bryan always and expert TO
stay hcrc-not here for few days and
thrn gone, but q fiXture-and as q cid.
zen II he town solicit your patronage.
These cheap prices call for cash, and all
work must be paid Tor when delivered.
Apr @ I'm X. hArnERwtcK.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19
REFUSED TO CONCUR.
The senate wtn Not Agree to ResoIu.
tions AZ Changed.

The senate WIN Not Agree to ResoIu-
tlons as Changed.
Washington, April iS.-The rosolu.
ton as passed by the house was present.
ed 10 the senate about Q O'Clock In the
afternoon, and Mr. Davis addressed the
senate, asking that they be concurred in
rs amended by the house. Mr. Stewart
Of Nevada spoke in opposition. The
vote was taken on the Davis motion to
concur, and IL was defeated, the senate
refusing to concur by a vote Of 80 yeas
and 10 nays Ten Republicans voted no.
This action Of the senate necessitates
the appointment Of a conference com.
mittee 20 clear up the difference Of the
two houses.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19
CUBAN INDEPENDENCE
II Is Stricken From the Senate ResO-
lutiOns by the House.
THE VOTE WAS ITO TO l56.
The Remainder Of the Resolutions Were
coHeurred In and sent Back 90
the senate to DE Acted Upon
by That Body.

Washington, April is.-The senate
has again before IL the Cuban resolu.
tions. Tho house, by vote Of l59 70
1865, returned the resolutions as the sen.
ate had passed them, with the clause
recognizing Cuban government stricken
out At hst II was believed that the
Republican leaders would not succeed in
this move, bu, they managed their forces
well and won without much effort.
Clerks at once prepared the resolution
as the house had passed Il, and 1t was re.
forred hack TO the senate.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19
STILL FIGHTING IN CUBA.
Insurgeni. Attack a spanish Fort aud
Get the best of the Brush.

Insurgents Attack n spanish Fort aud
Get the Best of the Brush.
Havana, April rs News Of further
fighting between insurgents and Span.
ish troops In the province Of Pinar del
Rio has reached here. 4 force Of in.
surgents under Lorcs Aguilar RHO made
an attack two days ago upon the Span.
ish fort at Espujarosa and had the bes
OF the fighting, even according to tn
Spanish account OF the affair The fort
was garrison boy volunteers Insurgents
entered the town and plurd red and
burned a tobacco warehouse Tho Span
ish report says the garrison lost four
men killed and nine wounded.
The steamer City Of Washington ar.
rived hero SUNDAY aud the steamer San.
% Domingo lr0m Nom Cruz ana the
steamer Mogioa from Santiago dc Cuba
arrived today.
News was received from the town Of
Alfonso XIII IN the province Of Havana
that dynamite bomb exploded near q
church there az 8 o'clock on Saturday
night, killing two people ond wounding
one man
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19
The People are Talking about us {
u1HHT THEY SAY :
uE FEEL GRATEFUL

10 The public for such and similar expressions that
reach ui daily and promise 70 leave nothing un-
done 70 merit always their confidence and good
will
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19
WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS.

The resolutions adopted By the senate
are as follows:
Resolved BY the senate and house Of
representatives Of the United States Of
America Ia congress assembled:
J. That the people Of the island Of
Cuba are, and o. night ought 10 be. free
and independent, and that the govern.
ment OF the United States hereby recog.
nizcs the republic Of Cuba as the true
and lawful government Of that island.
2 That It is fhe duty Of the United
States TO demand, and the government
of the United States does hereby de-
mand that the government OF spain st
once rolinquish is authority aud gov.
ernment In the island of Cuba and
withdraw is land and naval forces from
Cuba and Cuban waters.
g. That the president OF the United
States b., and be Is hereby directed and
empowered, 10 use the entire land and
naval forces Of the United States and TO
call into the actual service OF the United
States the mnitia Of the several states to
such extent as may be necessary 20 carry
these resolutions into effect
!. That the UAiied States hereby dis
claims any disposition or intention 70
cxcrcise sovereignty, jurisdiction or con-
troll over said island, except for the paci.
hcation thereof, and assert it. determin.
alton when that Is accomplished. TO
leave the government and control of the
island 20 iis people
Sections two, three and four ara not
disturbed by the house, but section one
as the house has changed IL will read,
!. That the people of the island Of
Cuba Of right and onght 10 be free and
indcpendout
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19

WASHINGTON, April IS, 1881
p. m.-No agreement arrived at
All night session Of House and
Senate seems inevitable.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19


The supply Ai Cape Verde Isisnas Has
Already Been Exhausted.
New York, April ls.-A dispatch 10
The Herald from 81. Vincent, Caps
Verde islands. says;
The Spanish cruisers Infanta Maria
Teresa and Cristotal Colon are filling
their coal bunkcrs here. The supply ID
running short.
II is understood that 1000 tons will be
brought here in few days, probably from
the United States, where Il Is known
orders have been placed.
The Spanish officials bought go tons
from local dealer April Z, and imme-
diately made a contract for 1000 tons ad.
ditional, which has now arrived.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19

London April 1.-THE supporters in
England Of Don Carlos, the Spanish pr,-
tender, headed by Earl Ashburnham, Il
actively preparing for an emergency.
The local Carlists convinced that pres.
ont Spanish dynasty Is doomed and that
Spain win he forced 10 choose between
Republicanlsm and Don Carlos.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19
LATEST SPECIALS
Congress Deadlocked, and No
Break at Midnight.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April
lS.-Tbe House today by a vote Of
l7S TO 155 concurred in the Senate
Cuban resolution, eliminating the
recognition clause.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19

Rome, April 10. The Popolo Romano
says II understands the powers Of Eu.
ropc viii intervene between the United
States and Spain, In favor Of the latter.
Tho intervention is taking tho form Of u
naval demonstration in which all tho
powers viii participate.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19

HAVANA, April ls.-Quiet this
afternoon. Adyicss from Alphonsi
Thirteenth province of Havana,
say a dynamite bomb exploded
Sunday night near a church, kill:
ing Two people and injuring sew.
eral.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19

Washington, April IS. Under In.
structions from Minister Polo the Span
ish consuls at all points in the United
States arc Arranging for the departure
Of spaniards in their localities.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19

indianapolis, ApIil IS -Gcnenl Lew
Wallace, the famous soldier. diplomat
and novelist, who was II years old April
10, has formally withdrawn from the
race for the United States senate and
announced that he will enter the army
and fight for Cuban independence
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-02-15

The
gates from State and Territory West
$780, project has become National
each several the Government Most
hb from their States have made liberal
others
~ - syEt. u gs1 t9.
Nevada xhb shipped from point the State
wish The Of State with the EXPOSE
some county and send it the point
the at the the expedition free
should
h5ton Before sending anything 70 the line Of the railroad full
Exposition
who ia turn will the VICE President who Will him action
County for further Information, and don't
tuDfly Pt 3dyertsi9g the Nevada be