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A GRACEFUL ACT.
The swor. Of Gen Miranda Taken NJ Cor
egIdo Island Returned ny Capt
Dyer OF the Baltimore.

Manila Philippin, Islands. sept 10
The United States consul here e. +
Williams. in behalf Of Capt. y Mayo
DYER. az the United States cruiser
Raiiimore. has returned 10 Gen Mi
randa the sword which the latter sur
rendered 10 the American officer az
.he capture Of Corregicor island. al
the entrance 81 the hay - Manila
The general replied that he was over
whelmed by the generosity Of Capt
Dyer
The recruiting agents Of the insur-
gents are causing further trouble
49, have been imprrSSing the EN-
ployeS ~ foreign residents. including
those 81 the British consul. and sew
eral of the foreigners have complained
that the native oom are taking
their employers horses and joining
the insurgents
The American army chaplains have
instituted Protestant services in pri-
aAru ssSlaIss 4ou- %S5upTIna aIra
never previously been held in the his
tory Of the Philippine islands
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AID FROM ENGLAND.
The Only Available Remedy for the Indus
trial CRISIS Existing In the Brit
i.h West indies

Kingston. Jamaica. sept I0-The
conference Of West Indian representa-
.ives al the island Of Barbados passed
a resolution demanding aid from the
British home government a. a matter
OF right. as being the only available
remedy for the industrial crisis. and
also demanded the adoption Of meas
ures either for the exclusion Of bounty-
fed sugar from the English market or
the enforcement Of countervailing du-
ties
No uitimatum looking 10 American
annexation was adopted. although the
question was incidentally discussed as
a possible future contingency. 70 effect
Cuban aud Porto Eican composition in
the American market should Great
Britain conclusiveiy render the relief
demanded. The question Of annexa-
tion 10 Canada was not mentioned. and
the Jamaican delegate in an interview.
declares that while annexation 10 the
United States is improbable. the trans
ference Of the British West Indian
islands 10 Canada j. impraciicabie. be-
sides promising no relief.
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Transactions Glsen Away BY senators Aas
Deputies OF ths Opposition
Appeal for fund~

Madrid. sept. ,. via Blarrltz. sept
i0-The Governments severe measure
20 prevent reports ofihe secre, sessions
OF the cortes are nnliihed bv the sena-
tors and dcraiies Of the opposition.
who are eager 10 inform the foreign
correspondents a. 20 what goes N
Thursdays session 81 the chamber
ended with senator >ilveia attacking
the rovernmen and exclAining. The
Sagasta ministry is a corpse and we do
discuss corpscs; we bury them
>enor Canalrjas. who j. 4 lieutenant
OF P~olaviejas new party. urged an In
ouirv into the sources 81 the charges
against the army and navy
The debate apparently weakened the
government
Ii j. reported that aiThursiays cab
met counsel >enor >aga,ta told his col
leagues that they must be prepared Ter
the fail Of the cabinet
Gen. B.anco has appealed 10 the gov
for funds. representing that
the situation in Cuba j. mos. distress
ing.
senior Romero Giron. minister for the
colonies. has asked the treasury for
l~yO.0Jo.0s1 pesetas Ia reply he re-
ceived 5000 600
The bank OF Spain nominally holds
i.cgo.oco.eoo pesetas in internal fours,
but the sum supplied 10 the govern
Iaent on this guarantee j. already eS-
hausied-
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LET THE BOYS PARADE.
president Mckinley IL willing II IL Will
Not Prove Injurious to the Health
of the Soldiers.

New York, Sept s-Mayor Van
wyck received yesterday from Presi-
dent Mckinley an answer TO the telc-
gram requesting permission for the
troops of the regular and volunteer
army 10 parade in this city at the cele-
bra,ion OF a peace jubilee The an
aver was as follows:
"Your message Of the6th isreceived-
1t would be very gratifying TO me. IL
the health of the soldiers will allow,
10 permit a review which will enable
the people Of the city OF New York TO
show their appreciation Of the brave
men, who. in the last three months.
have performed such heroic serv-
ices to the country. l will direct that
the commanding generals a. well
as the medical officers OF tue army. now
in New York and arriving there, shall
report upon the probable effect upon
the health Of the troops of the parade
you propose. II they report that IT
will not be injurious TO the health o
the soldiers in their present condition
during this heated term. and it II
agreeable TO the officers and soldier
themselves, IL will afford Inc specia
pleasure to comply with your pztrioti
suggestion
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FUNERAL AT CAMP wIKOFF.
services oxerthe Remainso Of Cadet Thomas
N. Wheeler and Lieut. hirkpAf-
rick. Who were Drowned

Camp NikoT. Montauk Point. l. l.
sept. le.-ImpreSsise funeral services
were held AZ +. a.. IN. over the remains
OF Naval Cadet Thomas H. Wheeler
son Of Maj.-Gen- Joseph Wheeler. and
Lierf- Newton ID. kirkpatrick First
United states cavalry. who wers
drowned. while bathing. Wednesday
afternoon
The funeral cortege- With The
caskrtS on gun caisSon~- Was le~i 10y
details from the First and Third cav
airy. Cen. Wheeler and fhe members
Of his family rode in 4 carriage imms-
oia-eiy behind IL, cais~on on which
werc the remains Of his son.
The Second cavalry hand. mounted.
PLAYED a dir-e. and on the way 20 The
station. a distance 81 about four miles
o were drawn up az different
points. and the soldiers uncovered
their heads as the solemn little pro-
eession passed
Gen. Wheeler and his family ac-
com2aniei the remains II Cadet
Wheeler 10 Wheeler. Ala The body
OF Lieut.. Kirkpatrick goeS 10 LeNing.
ton. Va. The war department detailed
an officer 20 accompany Lieut. Kirk
pafrick'S body.
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Chickamauga National Military
Park. "a. sept six troops az
G~rigsby's Rough Riders were paid and
mustered out or the service to-day,
ani the men have been leaving the
park on every train IL is intended 10
have the entire command mustered
out ~ tonight and Col. Irigsbv and
IS % his officers will leave tonight for
Chicago. The order for the Ninth
New York 10 proceed ~ New York to-
morrow has heen counterman5cl aud
il has hcen decided 70 pay The men
here They Will probably no. get
away before Monday.
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And now our thoughts are all q. peace and
home. There are, coo often, people 10 be
who have no home. and Il ) to them
these few words are addressed. III you real
IL want a home YOU can easily get one, but
you should act az once before the relapse
from the war puts prices on the advance.
In Marnctte County. Wisconsin,. the very
nnsst farming land Is 70 h had now at a
most modest figure. Excellent home mar
kets are az hand 10 take whatever the farm
er raises, and good prices are given. These
lands are on the Chicago. Milwaukee a IT.
Paul Railway. and fun information con.
corning them will cheerfully be furnished
by G. T.. Rollins. Immigration Agent, l6l
la sale Street. Chicago.
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PICTURES OF HEALTH.
R-sarn 81 th- seventh Illinois Infantry &c
Chicago Only Iw~nty Mild
as.e- Of typhoid

Chicago. sept. fO.The seventh IL
noi- infantry. COL Ka~vanauCh's rcgi
Benf. consisting Of i.Z5O officers and
srrn. arrived herr from Camp Meade
S.iddirfown. ..
Outside ~ ~ men Who had mild
cases ~ typhoid fever. but one being
serious. the soldiers were pictures Of
health. Thee have been but tive
deaths in the entire regiment.
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Cincinnati. sept. while mount
inr his horse for the q. A. r. parade,
Wednesday. Charles a. Partridge. adj
iu,ant Of the Illinois department.
slipped and fell. severely straining
the tcndons Of his ankle. lie viewed
the parade from his hotel
Louis Pass. ~ ~andusAy, fell OF the
reviewing stand and sprained his right
hand AID wrist .-d cnt his forehead.
John Pippin. aged ~. % the SIKH
Indiana infantry. ~ Hartford Cits.
Ind. was thrown 20 VI, rtrcct. in an
attempt 70 board 4 sirceicar in mo-
tion. and was 80 injured hat he died.
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Colorado Springs. Col. sept. s.-Ths
political war between the two factions
OF the silver republican party resulted
An the death OF Charles Harris, OF Dem
yer. 1t was the result Of an attempt
by the Broad faction n capture the
opera house. which was guarded by
tho sprague faction.
At four o'clock "A rush was made 10y
as or 100 Of the Broad men from both
front and rear Of the building. and the
Sprague men. who held possession. in
rcpeiling the attack fired ,ollcy into
their a~ssailants. and Harris fell with
bullet through the alrdomea.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-09-16
MA!.-GEN. MILES TALKS.
Ne Visits the War Department. ana |"
Coaver.stlon foiat. Dat the
Needs of the Army

Washington. sept l0-Cen. Miles
came 10 the war department nj ten
o'clock yesterday. and. after spending
n short time in his rOom AT army head
quarters went "a the Office OF the Sec
retarv Of war. Acting Secretary
Mcikeljohn was at the desk Of >eere-
tary Alger and was talking with 1ov.
Atkinson Of Gcogia and Adlt ten
Corbin. when Gen. Miles entered.
The latter was accompanied by n mem
Der OF his stan. After the gentlemen
had shaken hands and the busNess with
the governor was transacted, Mr..
Meikeljohn and Gen. Miles chatted for
some time on general topics Of the
campaign in Porto Rico. and the re-
turn trip u the commanding general
shortly afterwards zen. Miles left the
depar men
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Speaking ot the future OF the army.
Gen Miles sal d that there were a mum
Der u matters which required careful
and deliberate consideration with re-
spect 10 the army organization and
that undoubtedly steps IL that direc-
TO would be taken as - A. prac-
ticable. The matter OF mastering cnt
the volunteer general officers, in CORE
spondenee with the general reduction
Of the arny by mastering out he said
would have 10 BE taken up ~ an early
date and that undoubtedly would
cause . Encouragement of the depart
mint commands.
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The boys in blue are becoming gray,
but they still enjoy marching along
Many of them meet as the parade IS
marching, countermarching and break
ing ranks. when they are unable to
6nd each other at other times They
were frequently heard yelling ont to
each other, aud they do not hesitate to
break ranks for greetings.
Net for the First Time since the War.
Some men met during the parade
yesterday who had not met since they
were mustered out. over 30 years ago
Among the spectators were many OF
the old confederate Morgan raiders.
VIII crossed the Ohio river and foraged
oil around Cincinnati and throughout
southern Ohio during the wa There
were also many c~onfederates here
who were with Gen. Kirby Smith
when he marched over the Kentucky
hills within sight of this city. At that
time the Queen City of the west was
Is badly alarmed as Santiago during
the recent campaign.
The .ohio squirrel Hunters
1t was not SO yesterday. What Were
known IN the war As the TOllO spur
rel hunters came marching into Gin
cinnati by thousands to protect the
city. Most OF them were armed with
guns that had hung over their doors
for years and some Of those weapons
were not at all dangerous even for
squirrels
As the boys in blue and those in grey
mingled. they laughed yer the raid
on Cincinnati as well as Morgan's raid.
but in reviewing other experiences
they were reminded of suffering and
fhe loss of beloved comrades
Festivities Close and Business begins.
With this demonstration the series
of festivities is almost closed. and the
business sessions OF the Grand Army
of the Republic and its auxiliaries be-
gin to-day.
During this afternoon there will be
civic and industrial parade Of I'M
usual dimensions, with "a peace jubi-
lee. but the business of all the organi-
xations will proceed in the morning
and continue all Friday night.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-09-16

DR.. L. Harold Hayes, OF Buffalo, y. h.,
sends his book on Asthma AM Hay-Feycr
Cured to Stay Cured free and postpaid to
any sufferer who applies for II. DR.. Hayes
has now treated upwards Of forty thousand
cases, and quotes many cases Of former sui
to twenty years. Names and addresses OF
these are gwen. 30 that any inquirer can
investigate fully and be convinced Of the
reliability OF the statements made. DIR.
Hayes says that any case Of srasmodic or
bronchial Asthma not complicated with or
ganic disease Of heart, lungs or kidneys can
be radically cured.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-09-16

II is reported that a man in Indiana has
not hal an hours sleep Tor nye years. He
constantly walks about. unable 10 rest, and
Il now little more than a skeleton. There
are thousands Of men and women who are
unable TO sleep more than an hour or two .
night because Of nervousness, weakness,
dyspepsia. headache and constipation. A
tetter'sStomach Bltters. AL d~ruggists sell II.
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Cincinnati. Sept. s-The great al
nual pageant Of the Grand Army was
the event OF the day yesterday. IL not
only cclipsed other events. but it also
prevented the meetings and reunions
that were held on other days. The
veterans began assembling early for
the parade and were too tired for
meetings or anything else after the
ranks were broken shortly after 4 p.
IN. The parade occurred under the
brightest blue sky and with everything
in its favor il surpassed all expecta
tiouA
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J. ". DeLacy writes. 81 can assure YOU
that in no single instance has DR.. Mofefts
TEETHrSA (Tsethtng POrd<1sl proved = fail
ure. We have tried soothing remedies and
everything known 10 us Ind the old women
and TEErHISA j. prominently Il success and
blessing to mothers and children"
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TIE NEW
toll James A sexton. 81 Chicago. Chcssn
Commanaer-ln chief 81 the Grand
Army 81 sh. Eepublir.

Cincinnati. sept a-CoL James A
Sexton. OF Chicago. has been elected
ccmmander-in-chief Of the a. A. X.
receiving 42i votes against al for A.
ID. Shaw. of New York. No other
names were presented.
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"vhat a great bore that Supporting e.
sStIli he would leave a very small hole IN
the world if he were taken away -CAleaSo
Evening News.
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Smith-One can't always Judge q mans
patriotism by his conversation.
Joncs->o, | suppose not.
Take Brown, Tor instance; would you
call him a coward -
well, er-I NIGH. If l was sure he
wouldn't hight. Chicago Evening News.
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A clause should be inserted in the mar
rage service asking the mar TO promise that
be will not make Il necessary Tor MS wife
to open 4 boarding house--Atch.sOn Globe.
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Gen. Goblin wore a fine gold watch
and chain that had been presented
him. at the camp fire Wednesday
night. by his old comrades of b For
tv-seventh Pennsylvania regiment.
and on the assembling of the encamp-
ment ne was presented with a hne
ravel made OF historic timber.
The encampment will have much
work in considering the proposed re-
vision of the ritual and also in consid-
ering propositions for amalgamafion-
sentiment In Favor Of Blue and Gray Meet
Ing Together.
There is more sentiment in favor OF
uniting those who fought on different
sides in the same war; and a resoln-
ton will be offered inviting the CON
fcderafe veterans 10 meet with - \.
=. next year. The Missouri delegation
will likely present the resolution IS
that state wa about equally divided
! during the civil war. II no joint en-
| campment is arranged II j. proposed
| "a have fratcrnal delegates sent from
one cncampmeni 10 the other.
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Sympathetic Maiden-"Why. Jimmy you
poor boy, Have you been fighting: jim
uy-NorIys been fought udy.
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Lots Of men don't know enough TO stop
boring when they strike oiL.-Ihicaso DAILY
News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-09-16

Of making up clothes that 60 20 pieces before
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inferior cal,eoes The eslors are sbsoip,sIs
fast, and any fabric hearing the name Of
William simpson & Sons Is guaranteed Of
the highest standard OF quality and 6nssh
and Will give perfect satisfaction.
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There were about 100 national del
egates present when the cncampment
proper was called 10 order at Music
hall AZ 10 a. m. with Charles VENTED
as officer Of the day. The welcome adj
dress was delivered by Gov. Bushnell
Of Ohio with a supplemental welcome
address by Mayor Tafel Of Cincinnati
and BY NJ. +. Ingalls, chairman of the
citizens committee. and president OF
the Big Four and Chesapeake a b
railways. There was excellent music
for the opening session. and the han
was deliberately decorated.
In his response commandments
Goblin referred most eloquentiy TO the
attractions of the week and the lavish
entertainment Of the citizens OF Cin1
cinnati.
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GR|ZZLED VETS IN LINE.
The Great Annual Parade, the Chies
Feature of the Grand Encamp-
ment, a Success.
MARCHED UNDER BRlGHI BLUE SKIES.

rhe Wearvr OF the Blue becoming Gray
Old Comrades Met and Memories OF
the Wal Revlyed-Norgan's Raid and
Kirby smiths Dariag-rhs .-ohie
Squirrel Hunters"
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With respect 10 the reorganization
Of the army. Zen. Miles said that the
experience OF this war hal very clearly
demonstrated what military authOri-
ties well understood before. that the
establishment OF a standard was nee
essay 10 the entire efficiency of the
army. lie said il was his intention to
recommend a plan OF reorganization
Ia congress-. and that he believed IA
necessity for il would be recognized by
the public and BY congress The ac-
QUESTION Of territory obviously made
il necessary hat there hOn.d be a
AZ army. and the experience OF the
war had demonstrated the necessity Of
establishing a standard and having the
troops thoroughly trained to the mill
ta-y service Ii was desirable. he
said. that the army should be organ
lied on the basis Of one soldier 70 every
Z certain number % inhabitants 1t was
recognized ~ military authorities,
even before the close OF the war of the
rebellion. that the establishment Of a
standard was desirable. but from time
TO time the army had been reduced
until it had reached 2 number dis
proD0r;ionately small TO the size Of
the country and its population
use soldier TO Every Thousand OF PopuiA-
tion-
He thought that one soldier 4 every
loo OF population probably would be
found to be about the right ratio for a
standard. and that the army. this
standard being adopted. would in
crease according TO the recognized
needs Of the government In an exact
ratio TO the increase Of the population
Ii was very important-and this had
been clearly demonstrated in the war
with >pain-that there should be a
full complement Of non-commissioned
officers and men. as well as Of com
missionei officers who were trained
10 the hardships Of military life
and who knew how to take care of
themselves and to look out for their
own health and comfort in n campaign.
He said that il was important to the
efficiency Of an army hat the men
should have training for the endur-
ance Of marches. metho1sof protecting
themselves against severe weather aud
disadvantageOus climatic conditions;
knowledge of the proper food and
how to care for their persons 80 as Il
preserve their health. strength and ef.
nciency. and hat there should be n
sufficient number Of non-commissioned
! officers thoroughly trained in tbs
knowledge essential TO 4 soldiers life
and TO the care Of the men.
Necessity for the Proper Training OF Sol
dterx.
lie said hat il was just as necessary
that soldiers should have proper train
5 ing as IL was 10 train men to build I:
house. or 70 have a man skilled
in his profession to perform
any professional service. IL was
Z essential that an army shoul,
: be composed Of soldiers GAINED
I To their profession. commanded by eff
. cient officers in every grade and con
troled strictly according TO militar,
: principles That military operations
should be directed by military men. HI
: said. was too obvious To need to b
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Col. James a. sexton OF Onlca-o,
the new commander-in-chirf 81 the g.
A. r.. was born IN Chicago. January ).
ls44. When Lincoln. in 1851. issued
the cali for 5000 volunteers. Col SEX
ton enlisted. on April ~. 1851. as a
private soldier. lie was then only II
wears old. After three months SEW
ice he re-enliSfed in the SiNfy-seyenth
Illinois volunteer infantry. and was
commissioned a first Lieutenant. lie
was later transferred 10 the Seventy
second Illinois volunteers. and was
made captain Of Company D. He
served in Ransom's brigade. Near
thurs division. Seventeenth army
corps. OF the srmy of Tennessee. and
participated in lis campaigns, sieges
and BATTLES.
As a regimental commander. he
fought his regiment in the battles of
Columbia. Duck River. Spring I'LL.
Franklin and Nashville. and through
out the Nashville campaign. In l>65
he was on the staff Of Maj.-Gen. A. j..
smith. the commander Of the SIX
iecnih army corps. and remained with
smith until the end IF the war.
At the assault and capture ~ The
fort az Mobile. April T.. 1855. his left
leg was broken below the knee. being
struck by a piece Of shell. lie was
wounded AZ the hattie Of franklin.
and al the battle 81 Nashville.
After the wal he remained two
years in Alabama. owning a planta-
tion near Montgomery. Ina l,6I h. re-
turned 10 Chicago and founded the
firm Of j. 4. q Il. :. Sexton In is7-,
after the Chicago FIRE. this firm was
succeeded by Gribben a Co. and IS
still manufacturing stoyes hollow
ware. etc.
Col. sexton has been a prosperous
and an active citizen in every move
meni for the public President Har-
rison made him postmaster Of Chicago
in April. 1873. Col. Sexton gave him
self up 10 his duties as postmaster.
and did much 10 make the Office a
well-managed public concern. The
Worlds fair was held during his term
He is an active worker in the g. \
r.. the military order OF the Loyal
Legion. and other soldier and army So
~ciefics. He is a past commander OF
the department Of Illinois. q. 4. Il ~
the present time he j. president Of the
board OF trustees of the Illinois state
soldiers home ar Quincy. lie has been
4 presidential eIeciur- q Lincoln park
commissioner. a colonel in the Illinois
national guard. and has held several
positions Of honor and responsibility
in the state.
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