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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19

in the detention hospital:
AsMus. ALEXANDER. Company X.
h hEhGsrho N J J9HS, company /
BROWN. CHARLES. Company F.
BELMONT EDWARD. Company J..
BAUER AUGUST Company =
BOwES PETER Company l.
BRERToN, J. II. conipan, 81 ,..,
G GdsY 1dd LaSrE c8mS 51 SFS'0' Lieutenant
CAMPBELL, cHARL+Es. Company p
cNMrbf.i. i.'' JAMES ' company i.
CRNIGiE. CHARLES. company VI.
BBGGXxiNSiiyMG 4iioMdHRss'' Company NJ.
BAL.TTdSN'' JSirN .' ~. 59rnpany F.
B BtHAE. 1 wi Il f.M'' g5npsny l.
DOIAN. join. Company H.
TKENcm JoIiN. C.mlany
FILTER FGs4fM j i * company company T. T.
corr. El.GENl: COMPANY J.
G GnnlFdgFHh d MaTAnP 2.@ @S%G9'SS l.
GIBBONS. JAMES T. c.onrany H.
GAKpiNEK: HARRY. Company ~
IHIEET XN. R RMii Tra'9dP om9ad l l.
HNNLEY MICHAEL. company t..
HANpfEY. MICHAEL. company F.
H2ENEs !. h ii TaTPa" yo@gany F.
HOLIDAY. ALFRED company NJ.
H 65GGIii65hi I, G aEe@hdF "'" @"mraay NJ
HANNAH PHILIP. company ".
HAGAR GEORGE. Company II.
HOWE. 81 MILLS - 'oNP'ttF r.
JOYCE HrGH. Company ,.
KEoN. WILLIAM =. Company II.
KK38rnEElsfh. SIosEP'Irii,, company NJ
IARRAnFE Joseph Company /
IyXi.,i pA no,.sR ST" i,'mpln, +.
MERCER join. COMPANY r
MnoNN.p N,RTIiA company r.
MMrhkH 4IHfz fR 4. i:mP12' dLcm,any L.
MrR1HA. HOWARD. mpany
M44rriA9B%Tr. j 16sFr II. C c5@Saay +
MATTHEWS ALEXANDER. company L.
MXXk ,IgIi4 Fi,XvKIiN o eaap5ng F.
Mt EGRIH,MM i MAF9hFn& G c'1IPinv
NEWMAN. " \ conpany II
rHSi III bw1 1f;i;''5 csmoa"y Z
rrFSNjlFr'5N' clii'KRLEs NJ. Company II.
iifHs6N. WILLIAM i. company N
# #.s; s@AfE ss%o,s, "
RoriGWERs ALBERT. company
RUSSELL. GEORGE COMPANY VI
sc'1ninorFT HrGii'sr Company X.
sfFfFi.r S u Ir torpsny r
s0oMMEEHs ;5I IAnn1n. C ,.inls19, II II
THfMApGE IoHN. COMPANY l. =,
T THifxSfIdrrfi LIEN fhhAAnnrRrcK '' cdmpaay NJ
WAnnNNfHR RRpT4ni'R' % 'sp' ~ T.
WELLS CHARLES company VI
ZlEGiER. AtGi ST company =.
Tho following members ~ tho list arc In IN
general hospital
ARMSTRONG HENRY. Company u.
HkoNSE JOSEPH - company ..
,DNnR 1psErH company \
cDrEIINp. foftN 3. Company %.
DiSHRDW IoifN. COMPANY O.
DOYLE. JANIS e. Inpnny u.
FRANCIS ARNOLD company ~.
gASs DAVID. company Is
italian. foffS. Company
Ut-peDN WALTER y. company G.
MILLER EDWARD II. 'mpa0f G.
MOORE GEORGE COMPANY
NtUON AID. q COMPANY i.
osf.rSpY WATSON company g
RISK oLARENl T. 81 company e.
stTlIFF HARRY. Company o.
WALT gANl'Ff. fmnnuN o.
WflfTlHplSE ARfiI u. .miHny -
yOST TvIi. company y
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LAKELAND BREATNES FREELY AGAIN

Lakeland. Fla. Aug. Is (Spccab.-This little pict-
urosquc city VIII now regain that tranquility that
existed before the arrival OF the 10th Cavalry.
which after killing several peaceful citizens, con-
tinueI a perfect revel OF awlessness The city
brcaihcs more freely to-day, for these negro sol
diers have departed FOR Monfauk Point
Private John Thomas. lst United States Cavalry.
after an unsuccessful effort TO assassnate pri-
vate citizen. proceeded 10 roadhouse adjoining
camp ana induced Private John Dawes 10 enter
into game OF cards. Some discussion arose. md
Thomas began shooting. emptying his revolver.
Dawes was ridded with bullets. and death was In
Simultaneous The lst United States Cavalry leaves
here for Montauk Point tomorrow, and seven hun
dred 81 the lst Ohio cavalry 80 10 Huntsville.
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THREW 4 STONE Ar 4 DOG AND WAS sH0L

John O'roole. Of No. l2l Pavonia-arc. jersey ''''
and Matthew schill. u Fort Wasainyt' WIS, we''
passing through Fifh-st. Jersey city. last nisa.
when "A small dog harkcd at them from the sioop :"
the house No. 40. O'Tocle picked up stone. whsa
some enc IN 'he house warned him ron ihe w.,
O'Toole threw IN. stone al The dos and shot wa,
az once fred from the house" The pan ~ usr
O'Toole under the lett ear and ploushe' ~ ".ss
along 10 the forehead where IL lodged over, -, :,
eve He was taken 10 the hcspia, ana D. .Aeii =,
die The follce searched the house .lt i9ui, r,sv
one except John Damatto and Jano. his VIE . in,
were In bed and denied all knowledge a.. tne ,Ssv
ing. As there one else in the h'"se' '""
Werc lncid np without hail.
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sHiFTER's OPINION or TRIMS ~ CUBA

Blnghamton. =. Y. Aug E-In response to con.
CALCULATIONS from the Women's Veteran Relief
Union Of this city. General Sha;ier wrote a letter
from Santiago acknowledging them. in witch 10
said.
have seen something Of hard service. but never
during the civil War there thirty days that
tried mo IS the thirty days beginning from the
dine We landed on the island OF cuba until the
surrender % Santiago; and n j. ID the gallant sol.
diers who Uncomplainingy bore every priyatioa,
that the country is indebted ior IT. victory.
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wren SICKNESS AMONG INnTNES.

REPORTS FROM NEW ORLEANS SHOW THAT
MANY SOLDIERS ARE UNFIT FOR DUTY.
Washington Aug. ls-The War Department Is
receiving official reports which indicate that some
81 the immune regiments now at New-Oreans are
no, In NJ condition 10 proceed - Santiago one
q the reports received here is 70 the effect that
single regiment has about one hundred and ffty
sick including thirty cases q malnral fever. ana
thar the sick list includes the colonel Lieutenant
colonel major and adiutant Of the regiment. The
report adds that much Generalization exists as a
result OF the general sickness.
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FOREIGN MAILS NAY ENTER HiViyA.

Washington. Aug ls-In answer 20 Inquiries from
France and England. e. has been announced tna'
mail from those countries may le delivered AZ ha'
vana either by vessels 81 those Governments or on
United States vessels by way ~ Now-lolk, as our
domestic mails VIII for the present ue Nispa,u
Later the regular contracting companies VII. h s
die the NATL as heretofore some OF ilt strreis ~
merlv used IN this service have been fhartered N
the Government FOR use during hostiites bIt WI
be returned TO the contractors for service IS "H'
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STERyBERGS RrroRr SATISFACTORY.

40 si-GGEsTIoN OF COURT 70 EXAMINE INTO
THE LACK OF SUPPLIES IN CURA.
Washington Aug. lS-In reference 10 report
that Surgcou-Gcneral S,crnbcrg had asked the
Secretary Of War for court Of Inquiry. Ne states
that on August a. IN letter 10 the Secretary OF
War the Surgcou-G General made fun explanation
with reference 10 the deficiency In medical sup
plies ~ Santiago. showing that ample supplies had
been sent with the troops from Tampa, but owing
10 difficulties connected with the landing AZ Siho-
ney ~ considerable proportion Of the supplies had
been left the transports. In the same letter the
Surgeon General requested that II this statement
was not considered satisfa rtory court or inquiry
should be appointed 20 ascertain n there - any
responsibility hts part or that OF IN" ofcers 10
whom tho orders for supplies had been sent. There
Is no suggestion that a court Is 10 be ordered.
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STEAMER PBLADLLPHu ARRIrES.

The steamer Philadelphia. % tho Ward Line. ~
rived in port at 1910 ,. m. yesterday from San.
tlago via Nassau bringing thriy-esht passen.
gers Including l.. y. Hagerty. u The Chicago
Post" who has been IN Cuha In the interest Of
that Journal The Philadelphia brings back asa
portion OF her cargo about q hundred tons Of he
merchandise which taken on her outward yoy-
age Those on board had nothing new 10 tell anous
ne situation In Santiago.
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SOLDIERS ACCUSED or THEFT.

MILITARY COURT APPOINTED AT THOROUGH
FARE GAP 10 PASS ON COMPLAINTS
Washington. Aug N.-Many complaints have been
received Mt the War Department of depredations
alleged 70 have been committed by soldiers OF the
Second Division OF the Second Army Corps at va
rious places IN Virginia on their march from Camp
Ager. near Falls Church TO their present camp
AZ Thoroughfare Gap. These complaints come prn-
cpally from citizens living in the vicinity OF Manas
sas. Brlstow Clifton ana Burkes Station. Virginia
As consequence. the Secretary of War telegraphed
To Brigadier-Generai Davis. commanding thu Second
Division. 10 convene military board nj once for
the consideration OF ali claims for damages to prop
erty by tho troops of his command the march
to Thorough'are Gap. and also since their sojourn
in that vicinity The Adjutant- General OF the Army
to-day received dispatch from Brigndier- General
Davis. acknowledging the receipt OF the Secretary
orders ma saying that he had appointed board
with Lieutenant Colonel l.. a. Cook. OF the lst
Rhode Island Infantry. as president. IN meet at
Manassas Rrstow clifton and Burkc's station. for
the consideration of all claims that may be sub
mitted
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TO TAKE TYPHOID CASES At ROOSEVELT.
II VAS said al Roosevelt Hospital lac, night that
,rranrencuts had been made there 'or about thirty
typhoid fever patients from the camp AZ Moniauk
Point They are expected 70 arrive to-day on the
a,ht Red cross which Is being used by the War
pnnartfneui I'm accordance with an Offer mad" by
Nh Wnr.ieli ~ the Rcd cross Society. The yacht
is In charge of Dr. Morris. OF Swinburne Island
The patients viii D.. fakcu mp the North River AMI
landed NJ West Fiiiy-ninth-st. and then taken I'm
ombulanccs 10 the hospital
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MINNEAPOLIS TT LEiGrE ISLAND.

Philadelphia. Aug iS-The United states cruiser
Minneapolis arrived At League Island Navy iai1
to-day. Eleven guns were fred as a sau'e
Ccmmandant Casey 81 the Navy ara W. IT,
was ,esnonded 10 hv A captains salute q me
guns morrow the cruiser will be- GoeAys...
preparatory to being overhiuled. afier winch sa'
will b. placed I'm the back channe.
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PEACE Union TO CELEBRATE.

The Universal Peace Unions American hrance
Will hold a four days jubilee the cessation q
the war beginning next Wednesday morning q
tho Peace Temple in the large grove belonging 70
the linton on the banks Of the Mystic River CoAh
This will be their thirty-secOnd yearly assemoy
Many well-known speakers and prominent men
and women will take part. Alfred II. Love OF
Philadelphia. will preside.
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rboua. today issued orders for the Second Divi-
.on Firs, COINS commanded by General Mckee,
to prepare to proceed Knoxville at once ana Tor
the Third Division. FIRST Corps, commanasI, Wy
General Sanger. 10 prepare to proceed 10 LexlnS-
ton Ky al once. The two divisions VIII pegih
moving the first of next week.
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TO BE CLOSED TOMORROW.

y. Altman Co. at Nnetecnih-st and Sixth
ave. Will give their employees n holiday tomorrow
in order that they may witness the Naval Review
In view OF the firms action tho store will be
closed all day
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MAssAcnrsErrs srnGEoNs Go ro MoNrArK

Boston. Aug * By direction ~ the Governor
the Aliuiani General has instructed Surgeon Cen
oral Blood 20 proceed Immediately 10 Mon'auk
Point to aiI in all ways IN his power the arriving
Massachusetfs troops Major Brown. surgeon %
III. ad Regiment goes with Surgcon-tieneral Blood.
They started az 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
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woRKINGMEN WILL HAVE a CHANCE.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: The welcome TO our great feet Saturday
Is to take place In the morning. Why not give the
workinsman opportunity to show his love for
his country and great naval fighters by help
ing 10 give the sailors n great reception? Now.
cannot you. through The Tribune. try 10 have the
hour changed TO p TO give MS work.
ingmen. who have haf-hoday on Saturday. a
chance 10 help 20 receive heroes. who were
willing 10 give up their lives to preserve the honor
OF the flag and country? Mr.. Editor do you not
think we should have chance to 10 there as
Americans? FRANK NJ MANSON.
No. "a South Third-st. Brooklyn Aug. IS. 1895.
The parade Is not scheduled TO start until 10
o'clock. and. the fleet will proceed slowly. the
review will probably extend into the afternoon,
and workingmcn will undoubtedly have an OPP
portunity to see the chips at some point along
the lihe.-Edl
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LARGE INCREASE " PENSIONS

Washington. Aug. N-The net increase OF pen
sions over the previous year on the rolls OF me
Pension Bureau is i7.Io0.
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REED & BARTON,
SiLvERSMiTHS,. Nv
Broadway and 18th Street. ~ -
8 Maiden Lane, n. Y.
Curoucau ADVERTISEMENTS.

EUROPEANS AND lNAsTh r..
LERS will find the London office OF i".
Tribune, $40 Fleet Street, a co''. .nd
place 10 leave theft advertisements 90
subscriptions for The Tribune.
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"The FriEhtfuI side Of War

What Means u BE Wounded in Bat;e-Scenes IN a
Field Hosyital5 remarkably strong word picture whch
cannot fail interest all readertwll appear In
DAVIS edition OF the Evening Post -
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rNrsrAL coMpLIMENT no THE FLEET.

Brigader-Gcneral Gillespie. commanding the De-
partment Of the East received orders yesterday
from the Secretary OF War, instructlne him TO
direct that Forts Hancock. Wadsworth and Hamil-
ton In addition 10 the saluting station at Cow
ernors Island fire salutes for the feet OF Admiras
Sampson and Schey upon its arrival here. or. at
such time MS the committee in charge Of the ar
rangemenis OF the reception should decide This
order Is an unusual compliment 20 the fleet as,
ordinarily. all salutes are fred from Governor $
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ments as follows:
r.-Mayor ABRAM S. General c; H 7 COILS;
E5 eF Nsy@F HUGH es neal WAGER swAyNr
Es e .MaySr WILLIAM l. cg6s5sl HoRATlo C
Es Mayor FREDERICK a. MAIHiGE F ModAHAN.
Tx MAYO SETH low. J. SERGEANT CRAM.
Ex-Mayor CHARLES A. JOIN WHALEN; ,,prx
AS STHItNt Il. GREEN coleael WILLIAM i. VAN
HH9MaS ?f F2A44 5qaS sSAy gRai
william 9 W 4RNSY F FM4 BowEY
TIMOTHY /. WOODRUFF. GEORGE CROMWELL.
Jonl y c MRh6L Gff6RRGGE NJ VAN HOE
s M "a a1. AIR MKEI.WAY WILLIAM MADoo.
G giSdS R, EHTTT Jr ERBERT = GiTNSIsoN
Colonel DANIEL APPLE JAMES GORDON BEN
o5 ToHS' MEYER. Colonel WILLIAM /.
f E2iGoys emo Roswell P. ,TEowTs,
rREpERic r. CouDERT WILLIAM r. HEARST.
Sd iAks n %9hsT i2 EERF
EDWAko I.ATTEEEBAcH' Fl Il &qDT WiEjour.
Fi.BRIDGE r GERRY. T. e A. p0RR
LII De FREE ADoLPH oCHs,
JORDAN /. MOTT. M.AKEIY HALL:
Ex-Goyernor LEVI nnHMaS F'V W4dn
os SG"'C JAMES NJ. VAR HoLANIp n MORGAN.
Prs.,dsn RAX9oLrh T TdH,N Is l. xE EEIJHER
Controller BIRD :. COLER. WILLIAM g. BK1AST'
Judge STEPHEN u. STEW JOHN - CKiMMSMntTNSS;;,
coRNErlrs VAN coTT, p. HAMPTON WHITE
General LOUIS FITzGER- JEEFEkhy9N Al III 11si,rr
william PERIL GEORGE, 4 KE;S ss.-FsBs
General DANIEL BUTTER IoIls F. ,I MAFFEN
FIELD. T. 9. . b"iEN'
General Butterfeld moved that the Mayor be
uncovered to add to the list Of the Committee
~ Seventv-lve If necessary, hut the Mayor cut
him short saving: THAT is ur necessary. The
Mayor would assume that responsibility, any
how" Later the Mayor added the names OF
Edward Lauterbach Jacob Hess and few
others TO the committee.
THE MAYOR DECLINES TO BE THANKED.
General Coils wanted the committee to vote
its thanks 10 the Mayor for his prompt action.
but the Mayor said. with show Of Impotence:
mo such motion is necessary. The Mayor al
ways does with energy and promptitude what
ever he thinks ought to be done"
AS soon as the general committee adjourned
the Committee OF Seventy-hve went over to the
chamber OF the Council on the same floor Of the
City Hall. and organized General Butterfeld
was elected chairman. and Maurice +. Holahan
was elected secretary. subcommittee to
make inquiries in several directions APP
pointed at the outset Thomas l.. Fetner was
made chairman OF a committee OF seven to aid
the Mayor In receiving Invited guests OF the
city. II was decided to appoint a committee
OF ten to make out plan OF arrangements and
present II at the meeting OF the Committee OF
Seventy-five this morning. and power was given
TO the smaller committee to go ahead with de-
tails which might need arranging in the mean
time. The chairman appointed as the smaller
committee Randolph Guggenhcimer. William
" A. McAdoo. Louis Fitzgerald. c. II. T Coils,
Thomas r. Giiroy. J. Sergeant Cram. Andrew
Mclean George c. .Clausen. Frederick W. Wur-
ster and Herbert f. Gunnlson. Later General
Butterfcld Nj Holahan, President Woods OF
the Board OF Aldermen and Police Commissioner
Hess were added TO the committee.
On motion Of Herman Ridder the chairman
was authorized to appoint treasurer, who will
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MOVING SICK MEN FROM rERyAyDINl

Fernandna. Fla. Aug is (SpeciaD-The second
visit Of the hospital train TO this camp occurred
to-day 10 the great relief OF the overtaxci
geons here Notice had been received that the
train would have accommoda tons for one hun
dred sick. consequently that number OF the most
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have power to collect money Cor the Incidental
exnenses of the celebration. Later It was de-
c,ded TO appoint a Finance Committee for the
Same purpose Chairman Butterfeld appointed
az the Finance Committee Edward Lauterbach'
Peter F. Meyer and John F. Carroll. cora
Meyer was appointed treasurer.
The Committee OF SeveDty-fve adjourned TO
meet a. IL a. m to-day. and the smaller COM
mttee had a long session 10 talk over arrange
ments. Mr. Guggenheimer presided at the de-
uberations and Mr. McAdoo acted as secretary.
1t was decided TO have Mr.. McAdoo telegraph
to Secretary Long requesting permission TOT
the presentation Of address to officers IN
command of the fleet at Tompknsville to-fnor-
row morning Arrangements were made TO
have the police launches in service with the
police boat Patrol to take the Mayor from the
Glen Island TO the flagship.
The committee decided to have five hundred
tickets printed for members Of the general COM
mittee to admit them and their families to
the steamboat Glen Island. which Will be at
Cortiandt-st. and the North River at $50 o'clock
tomorrow morning to carry the committee down
to Tompkinsville The committeeman will have
special badges also.
Mr. Downes said last evening that members OF
the General Committee who wanted to go on
the steamboat Glen Island and take members
of their families could get their tickets to-day
by asking for them at the Mayors ONCE.
The Fire Department has decided 70 have the
three fireboats Robert A. Van Wyck, William
F. Havemeyer and Zophar Mills patrol the
North River front tomorrow, and the fremen
other boats or rescue persons who fall into the
river
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EDISON GIVES ALL HIS MEN 4 HOLIDAY

EDISON GIVES ALL HIS MEN 4 HOLIDAY.
THE INVENTOR WANTS THEM ALL TO HAVE A
CHANCE TO CHEER FOR SAMPSON.
The Tribune last evening received the foilow-
ing dispatch from Thomas "a Edison;
Orange y. j.. August IL.
The New-York Tribune.
Il close my laboratory and factories here on
Saturday also my works and mills In the
vicinity giving all my wOrkmen holiday ana
a chance TO cheer for Sampson. Three cheers
for Sampson. Dewey and The Tribune
THOMAS A. EDISON.
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IN HOSPITALS AT MONTAUK.

Camp Wikoff. Montauk Point, ~ y. Aug Is
(SpeciaD.-Foowing ia list OF the list men
in the detention hospital:
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Resolutions authorizing the Mayor TO invite
President Mckinley and Governor Black 10 he
the guests of the city tomorrow were passed,
and the Mayor appointed the Committee OF Sew
enty-fve on plan and scope Of the arrange
Yrents as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-11
LITTLE PATRIOTS PRAYER.

A little boy in the East End has taken a great
interest in the war question His mother frequently
cautions him against showing cruel spirit. but his
father who is something OF begerent himself
saws nothing The other day-t was Sunday-the
youngster was extremely warliko. Boosting what
he would do to the Spaniards. and looping on the
heads OF ina ginary dons at great rate His mother
overheard some OF his talk and at once SAID 10
him. .
Now frankie you have shown yourself a very
naughty hoy. Such talk Is wicked and want you
TO go right into your bedroom ana ask Goa 10 put
All naughty thoughts out OF your head 80
So Frankie into the bedroom ana nasuly
shut he behind him. 1t didn't iatch. however
and this Is the prayer whcn ms ia'H'' says "e
heard through the narrow opening: M
20 Lord. YOU know that women don TX" 10
dght and mv mamma IL a lady. Men Is different
There was a coal-wagon man swore az mamma
once and papa hauled off and knocked the stuttn
out OF him. / want TO be like that when gel pig.
And o Lord. you know that those starvers are
a-starvin and murderin poor l,ttie babies ana ana
,o, know what they look like You know those
staryers have got TO get a darn good hckn for all
mat and for sinking the Maine. too. Papa says
Won must never fight except your cause is just.
Won know how that Is. cause you've licked the
devil SO many times. And. now, Lord. please
at Uncle Sam go ahead and DO what he thinks best.
Tor ever and ever. amen."-Ceveland Plain Dealer
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SPANISH COUNTESS A REBEL.

The Countess dc Susini St Angel. OF Brookline.
Mas a former resident OF New-York and n member
~ the Press Club IS at present before the public eye
on account Of her Spanish blood. yet n thorough
..,nrs,hizer with the Cubnns In their struggle for
lIherty The Countess belongs to one Of the Oldest
families in the world. her lineage being traced 10
the wear 778 II the first OF this lustrous
FAMILY who went to Palestine crusader and
brought back the stone pillar to WHICH, Hadiloh
said Christ was once bound. For tins he received
Inc title Of Susni de- FOlonna.
Tho Countess was born IN the West Indies, and -
direct descendant King Bonbdi "A Moorish
monarch. Despite this, she Is modest In AL her
uttcrances concerning family history She Is a
nerber OF various philanthropic oreaniza tons. Is
n Charming homemaker and a devoted mother
md has n beautiful home In Beacon-st.. BrookIine
AZ nresent she has for a guest Lieutenant Luis de
leran a cuban insurgcnt lead r. OIL" OF the young
est members Of the stan Of ne late General Mace
He was wounded by spanish bullet from the
effects Of which he is just recovering.