The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned By Tolo.-4aa and Mail
rERsONAL AND TULlTlClL.

a-Ahs-t were as To-. .. SPANISH Joss
'.l HI..ca. coo Toul. american ct. s.
H...rd ~ wound
Az Saratoga, y. .a-gr aul.rur,
.-,rucd on the .slu '. 'ur address o.
I1.rlA II. Choatc, u. N.s York, To til,
American Bar assu....' .n
N.hEEs were i--. .g A8it. ten.
1rblu on the Is. .u the VENT.
third Kansas, in cua.-a. lupeHa, Kan,
to proceed at once '. ~aut.ugD, Cuba
and there report g. ..... Law ton II
ls 'ar purpose to ma '.e regiment q
par, Of the permal.... .a~r.s.u ot san.
'.-". The regime. rupy-eG aud
m."rrrd 10y ncgror..
As uneasy ferItu- .a- entertained
~ Washington on '... 18TH in regard
'.'.r Cuban insur.. '. around SAINT
a.. and il was de-. % send more
troops 10 prrscr}r .r IN the turr.-
gar" under Amcr.ra. ...r,.
is "a speech at . pppu..-' cu.
.aw...wcut At Cree. IrA.. Senator
h.u uu lat.cr. OF d. Carolina. ua-
1.... chairman Of pulls, party.
.a......i t..r. A. n ...al chairman.
a.n...t PROMISE q. t.cre would be
ha tr.... 1r rotubll . with either pi
t..r,.4 i.r. r- Lca. the next ga..u,.
.-. r.u.,u'ou and raat be- would ca..
'U.' .v..nut.,l a' least q month be-
t.0 tur .,W..-a'.. cor Publican com
s.n..au. ruu, GuI and 'hu- prevent
~. urs..r'ua. a..'. II fusion.
A IA. .. l..... seal addressed 10 'u,
>u.rN. rr .Ia papa. ..tt.r aa-
.0.reca '.'r a..>A people .sarr re-
'.'nd a' 81 from Rome. hort.
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lu"tu.r n... ral.r--,r.as,a. Iur
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.Hs-."lHI 81. AlyLEY On the -.,,
'N..aI Il. '... raj Dewrv aud G.u.
Nu~r.u r'G 's.lt.ous upon the cup
,nrr of Na...
I|F u''i..a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF the
terms Of rln.'r alton agreed on at
N4HIa rcI...a Washington on the
goth .u 20 o.~ro'.. from Geu. Merritt
IuE uatoua conference on the f.r
r.-u policy rt 'Hr United States ar
Saratoga, y. = after listening sYr
7ouc days To- speeches for and aga.us,
expansion. adopted resolutions against
expansion, stating that, a, soon a. the
islands surrendered to us by Spain
could bc trusted u govern themselves
they should Ice allowed To do So. the
United Ntntr- retaining only necessary
naval stations.
SECRETARY uF WAR AIGEg wrote a
letter to CnauncrY VI. Drprw about
the work OF his department and cx-
planned why some things went wrong.
IHEEE WAS report at DAYTON. O..
On the 22d that John Z. Mclean would
succeed Russell A. AIgcr Il, secretary
Of war in Nckinlcy's cabinet
GEN. MEmlrT sent word to Washing.
ton on the 22d that he needed no more
troops and it was talson to mean that
/ the American Ommuudcr had the Phil
| Ilppiucs under control
a LETTER was cablcd from Santiago
| by Gen. >hafter on the 22i and its
publication was ordered by President
Mckinley. 1t is conEratuIatory fare
we'll address to the soldiers OF the
American army by Pedro Lopez de
Castillo, Spanish private, on behalf
Of li,OOO Spanish soldiers. The van
pushed Spaniards pay high tribute to
the bravery and humanity Of the
United States troops
JOuN |. BLAIR, the banker and
Chilauthropist, celebrated his ninety
sixth birthday on the I'd at his home
n B!airstown, n. J. lie is well known
IN the section around Kansas City. Mo.
THE president has promoted Capt
,harlcs D. Sigsbec, now commanding
lhc st. Paul, by advancing him three
oumbers on the list Of captains in the
navy for extraordinary hcroism."