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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19
FARMING MATTERS.
Higgest Peach and Apple.


The biggest peach In the world Is be-
side the biggest appel In the world,
Mt the state house In this city,
saws the Denver Republican. At least
the records show no larger specimens
than these, and Mrs. Shutc, secretary
OF the Horticultural Society. VIII hoid
them ms record breakers until some one
"shows her." although she Is not from
Missouri. The fruit was grown on u
farm In Montczuma county, ana nhtii
measured yesterday. II was not known
that the apple. which attracted so
much attention In the recent street
fair. WAS the companion or II record
breaking peach. The latter arrived
only last Friday and Is now en-
balmcd at III. capitol. The apple WAS
displayed yesterday. The peach Is OF
rich color. II IL four and II quarter
inches In diameter. nearly round. and
weighs twcniy-on. ounces. I'll" apple
is much larger than the peach. but only
half an ounce heavier. Til" nppl.
measures i've inches through one way
and four and half another. IL u OF
the Wolf River variety. The weight "
little more than that OF the peach, De-
cause apples carry less moisture. The
moiSicr In peaches makes them out
weigh apples of II corresponding Size.
This apple was exhibited by j. II. Han
OF Cor:cE. MOnt"Zuma county. nt the
street fair. with number nf other
large specimens. but until yesterday II
was not measured and weighed. lie is
also the contributor Of the ptnch.
iisr,s.iins sugar ii-.i..
The work "f harvesting. sugar hccts
has b,rn reduced To n sclcncr In Wat.
sonvIllc section Of California. ". q.
agtts
81. factories, aud T. ". Morse. the
agricultural superintendent. describe
the methods 81 harvesting for the
American AgriCuliuTist n follows:
For harvesting. we use u single Two
prons-,i plow. n homemade. powerful
affair. drawn by four horses: IL sirnd-
dies the row: runs To n depth Of twelve
inches, but ,i..- mot cut on the top
ruot. something that II never permit
ted. \ man nnd team VIII thus plow
out two aud n half to three acres prF
day. This rluw raises the soil nni llffs
the Foois.. hut hardly enough io L. no
ilc-ahic. When properly done only
an expert can T,-enEnis' that the piow
has been through the field. The rnnis
aTr pulled out 10y hand. the right hand
srnspins the tops (which Hrr -iSic~n
to .isht--n inches hishi close to the
l,c-t In the right ruw. while the left
hand works on the other now. thus
pulling two rows nt uurr. The two
hadfniis arr trn'-n ios"ih-r. to shake
81 III" dirt. nni thrown Ia ou~ ruw
with the heads nil onr way. The top
r-r cone. Hlnn- on his KNEES. armed
with n twciSC-inrh butcher knife. ~its
on ih" tors with nnr blew. not ion fur
down the i-'ri. aud piac,-s III" is~, butt
down. This makes II ra.y tuT those
WI" load Into wagons in grasp several
l-"is i"s~ih~T ly the iips that stand
up In the alr=a Iiiil" point that is Of
Er~ai Imperative To- expedite the work
ot loliinE"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19
BRYAN IN KENTUCKY.
u. 1. Grss,sd with Sis~s. iss,s.a e
Gutists.

Central City. Ky. Oct. ls.-Mr. BFy-
al cnirscd the Kentucky political hat
tie this morning. in spic Of NIL threats
5f assassination. and trfor nigh, be
had justified ia, wisdom OF his bra
very In suppor;ln. Senator Gc-hrl. the
regular Democratic candidate for GOV.
rrnor. instead Of hisAin1s and f-siiins.
he WAS Erscird with chrrrS. Instead
9f bullets. rps-s and field flowers were
prii-,i nj hlta.
The Democratic leader s'irr~d the
muitiiudrs gathered to acr.aim hiin
when he told them again and asaln
that II E.niucLy had b--a represented
In ih. senate by Joc blackburn inssrad
os a Irpubiican. the itscon resolution
promising ind-t'rndrpcr TO the fili'
p,noa would have i-r-n adopted AMI q
bloody conquest atcrtri. This vas the
keynote OF hi. apt-.ais for Go<h-l To.
less thrr- was a Democratic victory
thi. year Joe blackburn could not b-c
reelected 10 the senate nrst year. Mr.
nryan charged that krniurEy had
be~u stolen for Mckinley by the Hr-
publican election officials in 1870.
Everywhere great crowds swarInSd
In from the farms. ticn and women on
horseback. on foot. Ia wasons-rpush.
piciurcsguc provisions ;rliisinE over
every rad and trail Not n single note
Of dlssrui vas heard. not a Eruan. no;
a hiss.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19
Steamer nuru.-ra...ns.r, prpun

New York. -. The bridgeport line
steamer Nutmeg State was burned in
Long Island sound oT Sandslort. Long
Island. NJ sunrise this morning and
ten I"rsuus wrrp burned to death or
drowned
The dead arr:
Samuel layn"s. bridgeport. baggage.
master: Nils Nilsson. Charles Anderson
Patrick CufTpy. R"rnHr,i ITnufry
Thomas Murphy and John Cnnunrs
members of the crew nm unknown
woman. man and girl passengers.
Most uf the passengers who psrat,u,i
suffered nothing NOR" than shnrE
from immersion in the chilly water.
and only four persons wrrn sent TO tho
hospital. The steamer was run to tho
h"a"h at }b" nu'hrrnk Of the flames
and burned 10 tho waters edge.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

whsa the Spanish SaF broke out.
the son o, 4 MIssissiPpiaa volunteered
Ia spite oi parental protest. The
father Erai 20 the colonel o! the reg
insat and begged that the company
might at least UsaT tho confederate
gray. Tha; could not b granted.
-whra my boy vas brought home. "
said tAa; father recently. with the
stars and stripes wrapped about him.
my feelings changed Hsuce;urih that
is my uniform. shat ny aaE. and the
country TOT which be fought is my
county"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19
SOLDIERS AND INDIANS FIGHT.
Serious Race Feud at Pima. Arizona IL
Reported.


Ell Paso. Tex, Oct. lG.-A special TO
the Herald from Pima, Arizona, via
Bowie, says:
Last night at midnight n band OF
coiOrcd soldiers Of Company G. Iweh'
ty-tifth infantry, now stationed at San
Carlos reservation. disguised them
selves as Indians and, slipping upon
band OF Apachcs, campcd near the
post, attacked them with clubs ana
bayoncts. preclpItatIng pitched bat
tie.
The Indians thus suddenly aroused,
mudc "A brave resistance, but were III.
orally beaten down with clubs until
many were seriously injured and a
later dispatch says that four are dead.
The survivors He'd to the mountains.
An alarm was sounded NJ the post,
but the majority OF the soldiers es-
cnp,,d without detection. Strenuous cf-
forts are b.lng made by the authorities
To Ind the nssailants. The garrison is
under arms. The attack was caused
by the Increasing Intimacy or som" OF
the negroes with Apache women, Win
whom they have become infatuated
and attempted To abduct two.
The Indians rctaliatcd by mutllatins
negro soldier In n peculiarly
atrocIous Indian style. and the attack
followed.
The situation Is grave. as the Indians
are aroused to frenzy and nrc gather.
Ing. \ general uprising ~ Threatened
and the agents fear trouble. II Is
frnr,-i that the rites nj the burial OF
the dead viii inc!tc the survivors To
nIinCk the whites. \ detachment of
the Twcnty,hfth Infantry. stationed
here. Is ready io L. sent TO the aid OF
the San Carlos garrison i necessary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19
War B.tu..n rtIIp,s,.

Manila. Oct. lis SariUus froubl. il
brewing between the Taralus and Via.
sayans 10 lluiln. raus,-l by the fact
ihat the THralus ar" not satisfied with
holding the r"iHs of military rovvsr
alone. but are S"izinE civil posi,jons
which heretofore the VIscayans orrr.
pied. tn" discurd was hruush, 10 a
CLIMAX by tho TnEnlUs refusing 10 re-
'"a." from prisnn the viscnynn lead.
rr NI"nStn. With Wow Of suppress
ing the Nlsoayans. prlsado. tho TnvaIn
,li"f. collected a large force n, Ss nto
Earhara. In ranay -Four thousand
lagHI" r"s"rvcs are said 10 L. ON tbc
way io headquarters. where touu
men. with about 1900 rifles. ,ro Al.
ready "ncamp"-l. When the fore. Is
tully recruited the plan IL TO a,t,rt
IIpiI". slaughter tho Americans and
Permanently "vcrT1wpr the yIsrayans
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19
CHARGE AGAINST ROBERTS.
Attempt WIN lie Made Q" Con,iSt the
isisst Of Adultery.


Salt Lake. Oct. i5.-iiriehnin II.
Rol-rts. rinh's conEr-ssInnn'rl"ci. has
b.-rn formally charged with adultery.
The affidavit ~ Charles Mosiyn Owen.
alleging the committing Of the felony.
has l-r-n forwarded TO Prosecuting At
toFury Sir%l-r Of Davis county.
In the letter enclosing the affidavit,
Mr.. owen offers to mr,'t Mr.. s,r,-i-t
Whenever dcSir'-i and to pilC" i-'fon'
that official the proof of the felony al'
legged.
In his affidavit owen alleges thni
Louisa Smith Rob-Tts IL the LEGAL wife
of the congressman aud that another
wife. Celia pibbl- i,nt-"Fts. gave birth
to twins August IL. 1877. 10th wives
live In c-nirrfillr. Davis county.
Congressman iint-Tts nj present IL In
brooklyn. New York. II IL believed
Il" will FvtuFu ai once To Utah II Coun.
~ Attorney stTS'-i-r decided TO hrins
the prosecution asked for by Owen.
Should the WaETun, H. issued aud str.
Rol-Tts fail to ram- hack. Mr.. Oa-n
will "ni"aVpE to CStTudii- the con.
gTCsstuau.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19
AMER III. Lrre ~ General Jrn,,.,

Hurto Plata. San domingo. Oct. IL
Several PERSONS were arrested I'm tho
capital uu suspicion of Implication In
the recently discovered plot 10 murder
General Iiminoz.
tDur men entered the house Of po.
hrD H"piu. former governor Of SAINT.
ng" r"~"Utly uTl firol upon him. hu,
did not hI' him The men pscnpo,I
Former Governor rcUin and General
ltclnrl". c"v"ruurr Of Monte Christi
v"r" notified by N" government thai
L "UUlb NOT guarantee their safety N
they remained In Santiago. Roth
PROMPTLY left IN" city and have ar
rived hrr" 10 embark for Porto Rico
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19
uorRs PRESSING SOUTH.
little Details. Thsasb rt.aIy ot Essssrs
at rtshttaE.

Cap- Town. OCT. iE-Thr itD--rs in
large fuFcr arr gradually drawing near
the british iinrs AMI tho situation at
Kimberly. NTybuTs aud NiafCEius can
aniy L. suTInis~ti. as all communication
is cut OF. TbCrU arr many rtiruprs Of
attacks and TvTulsrs At thCsr thrCC
towns. but no authentic news.
Cap Town is deeply s'iFrtsI. rsp-r.
Cihlly over tn" sp.gail',l lEtrayal OF
MafUkIBs by the CAPS C4liuui.
Many Cap" Town residents have
relatives In NrylaIrE AMI Mafrkins.
and they ar" furious at the cabinets
refusal tn allow tn" Care Town vnlun.
tccr artillery to proceed to MHfCktnr.
The main itper fUrC" is now lying at
lngaEan" and Newcastle The out.
posts 0rrupy baunnausTF. The invai.
cts mr." In thrOr columns with GCnrraI
luul-Tt ai their head. The western
column Is COMPOSED uf Trausvaal
trDups. Frre Skaters and IInIlantlrrs.
and their hasr is at Rpthas I'ass. Tho
eastern column is very large and on.
Tered Natal from WakEprsirpom. Gen.
efal IUubrrt. with ih" middle column.
marched frpm the TTausvlal through
lsainE's Mex. Al arr aiming 10 crp,rr
on Glencoe. The Frrr state army. "a.
timaied At ia.Up. is watching the
passes al tho krakCnslrrR mountains
All women and children have b.cp
sent south. All the mon arr armed
and the Root attack is pNpcrtr,, In tho
morning. when there will l,c n ti-b,.
The town must fall. II tho Hocts uss
artillery. as bundCe's dpfruscs are
little or nothing
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19
GIVES JEwEray roTsg CHURCH.
tat.s.s Gathssst.sas .t N-etiss ta Came
sts itsii sf missionary Aiii.sse.

New York. Oct. ia.-six,y.risht
thousand dollars was Eais-'i In Carnc,
sic hail yesterday for the hca;hrn. i,
Was obtained by the H-v. \. H. sImp,
soH and his associates In the Christian
Missionary AIliang,'. amid the tuuult
Of religious enthusiasm which prevails
when the aiiiau-U takes up Iis annual
collection. womCn iuFr on their jew.
ris aud uiru th-ir Cpais anI vests.
throwing 'hUm tD the collectors ani
shouting GLORY to Goi- aui Halle
luiah." as they cpnITihuiC,l all to the
fuui 10y which iir alllaUCr will kr~p
it, missluuariEa al'Tuai for the y~aF.
Will" iwu tuEs'iiuEa wcrU to have
iaL"u plar,' nuii 'lii take place In tho
hall. one in the rHriUTuunn and one In the
morning. they wrrr 80 close together
that ibTrU was srarr,'iy any intCTInis.
sl1n, nui u was H- though thCrC had
l-'"u on" continuous session Of mutr
than sUVUu hours.
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Filipino. again Allah

MHnila, Oct. 1.-THE Insurrpp,.
ma'" an attack upon Angeles al m
ihls morning One American We
slli"'l and s"ron wcrr wounded Tbn
fHlpln"T + used artillery. a few shells
abiding '''S
10" Ssvcn'onu'h Ninth and Tbl,.
cont" r"Eim"uiz engaged the spsn,v
who retired NJ 5.gu . m
va American srUutIng par'r na,,
nat" 'anUrr'i Filipino major. N.
's brought 90 Manila.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19
Success Of wireless Tel.r

During the yacht races
conf, the inventor OF wirele|
ply, enjoyed Il triumph wild
He demonstrated with abu,|
cess the utility OF his dlscovs
reporting of yacht races.
great steamer Ponce he set
messages to Atlantic High!I
eral miles away. and 10
steamer Mackay-Bennett al
the starting line. The bulls
received without error or del,
were as promptly read as ,
ary Morse message from the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

Experiments a; the coaHse;!sa; aETl.
cultural sta;ioa al New Haven show
,ha; the greater par; o: the aaSoEias
siTups used In soda water arc made
from saiIeylle acid eoioFsd with po!s'
onous dyes. The Information comes 4
tribe late 10 be o. much service 20 the
young mans poekS;boos depleted By
the soda.ra;cT campaign o; the pas;
summer. and BY next season the girls
will have forgotten all about H.
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uep.,.,u n.u. :. w,,,.y, .,,,..

People rave for hours over the ian.
gushing Spanish girls. but like the
native song I sing. Give me the Homo.
lulu belle" whose graceful form.
though nearly concealed meath the
flowing gowns. can be family diseeraed
through the cllnEinE folds. and whose
thoughts and passions can be read In
the shy slances from their teiitals eyes
They are rather dark. pslI deveIoped
even at an early age. with even ,sa.
lures and large. expressive eyes. coal.
black hair, Intensely white teeth and
walk leisufeiy. for this Is a tropical
climate. One can not help admirinR
tsese pleasant, soit-speakInE women.
The beautiful foSer Sreaths worn a.
hat decorations also tend. apart from
their natural attractivensss, TO SO, OF
the lansuishins beauty Of these ma.
lives. A language that contains I'M,
twelve letters In its alphabet, one word
meaning several things. tends TO limo.
oence OF mind and habits. The scan.
dals and intrigues. without which the
Spanish would perish. are unknown ,o
the Honolulu belle. and In her STRAIGHT.
forward and candid glance you can
note the elevation Of her mind and the
purity o. her thoughts. They Iovo
madly. too. as many tales hear o,,
But that know not oi,~-CInclnn.ti
Enquirer
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19
WALES. ODD TASTE IN HATS.
re tikes Thea ~ Grsea tsis vtth
psathsss ss wsirs Teeth.

Those ~ho arc knowing in such
things have been heard 10 say o. late
that the pr,aeo o. wales Ia no; the
absolute arbi,sr ,hs; once he sas In
matters pertaining TO meas fashions.
hut ;Aa, he Is sill recognized as mas.
tor where hats arc concerned. II this
bc 50. EnElishmsn arc in for a change
- heaiEeaF. for the pflnec o. wales
has been buying hats. the color. shape
and decorations o, which arc all ner.
According 10 the Daily News the pFiaes
has kind o: passion for buying hats
and giving them to his friends. lie
bought nisc In Germany. and tasy arc
Of new pattern. and some o. them - Q
HsS color. The color ls green and the
material so'; felt. and stuck In the
haek-as u tAe EsaFeF. IN his hurry.
had put his hat on Eroas-is 6 i!tilc
tu't o! espeTcallsie feathers. Most o.
them arc capsrcailsis. bu; there Is ia,i.
tuis for choice. The head o. wood.
cock as a sort o. center tor iis own aae
feathers. two teeth o, a vol. with a
tutt OF VOLTS bFistie-secth and brls.
lies OF dog siii do " the rarcT arti.
eles arc no; ob;ainable-;hs curied TAFT
feathers OF a black cock: these arc the
chief varieties Of ornament up TO this.
The Daily News. Iadsed. accuses the
prince o. being mcr" piaEiarist os the
composer oHenhseh. who - years ago.
after tour in tho Tyrol. returned to
Paris With the tull equipment; o. a
Tyroisse sportsman. and appeared on
the boulerards wearing the green ha;
With Its curl Of feathers. The fashion
cauEh, on. II spread from Paris TO
London.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19
An Erpsp.t,. me-.

The most expensive dress In the
World Is said TO be the property o, Mrs
Celia Wallis. Of Chicago. who. hearing
that the wife Of a London banker nos.
sessed garment costing ,is boo
eclipsei this by an expenditure o, ~,
600. II vas trimmed With Bruss.t,
point lace. yard aide and three yard,
In length. costing t25y 900. and damon,
ornaments held It In place.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

y, would be quite a relic. to people
who arc compelled TO do business With
th. Chicago river /. there we're l!t,le
more water poured on the troubled
ola
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

More horses were sold at the Chi
cago stock yards market during the
past year than for many previous sea.
cons. The bicycle and the automobile
may hold full sway. but as long as
there are men who admire the MOBILES;
of animals the horse will be In no
danger OF extinction.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

Nearly all the great universities Of
the nation have now opened theIr
doors for the fall term and the con-
catenated thrObbinE OF the collegians'
mighty brains can almost be heard
above the din o; football praetes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

Public mcn speak OF ;hslF uaSoTih!'
ness. bat very tcS o! them would be
willing TO be taken at 'helr publicly eH'
pressed esiIHailoa Of themselves,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

Representative o.. W!HdoS-slass
plants have been meeting a; Mune!c.
Ind. Even Muae!e eau sec through
their motives.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19
A West Indian Hurrie,

Recently Travelled up the coa,
and acted In an entirely ditfeI
ner from any other storm. 3
dyspepsia acts In the same VI
fuses to yield to treatment '
cured similar cases. Then II
Stomach Bitters should be !
has cured stomach trouble (
century.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

The man who takes care OF his pen
niles will have dollars TO blow In en- the
othe! mans scheme.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

It's simply impossible for a man TO
love his ncIEhboF as himself u he
has a garden and his neiESboE has
chickens.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

It's all we'll enough TO call things BY
their rIsht name. but there are times
when Il should be done In whisper,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

A mans reputation often depends
upon the things that are not found OUT
about him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

The man who considers himself al!
wool and a yard wide evidently van"
to make himself felt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

No woman is a heroine to her dress
maker.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

No wonder We hear OF the angry sea
when so many people pers!si In cross
Ing Il.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

Business with the busy little bee Is
always humming.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

A man loses confidence in his friends
when they refuse TO lend him money.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

The man who gets hearing in court
IS apt TO hear something he doesh
like.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

The successful sprInter is seldom
successful in the long run.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

Some politicians take more pride In
their influence than in their Integrity
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

A woman's idea OF loyable man Is
one who is a good listener.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19
net Itsir rIErr>.

Three out of every I35 Englisa
speaking people have rcd halr,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

How can a man perpetuate Il
most easily?' BY dying IN ttsi
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-15

That viii necessarily follow re
piled the secretary. unless there is an
increase in bank not circulation This
condition therefore aftoris another
argument in favor oC an increased
hank circulation With such degree
OF elasticity as shalt eUab,a It 10
raSp1nd automatically 70 any temper
ary demand for more currency in 0.y
locality
Secretary Gage is disposed to believe
that the reports Of Canadian money
beng withdrawn from New York to
be loared abroad dre exaggerated He
bases this belief On the fact that
money commands a higher rate ot in
terest in New York than IN London,
the New York rate bang about seven
pei cent and the London rate about
8 per cent This difference in interest
rates would offer an inducement TO
the Canadian banks to keep their
money in New York The secretary
also believes that much OF the cana
d.an money in New York Is 50 invested
as TO preclude its speedy withdrawal.
and unless there should I've a simullane-
Gus Withdrawal of large sums there
would not b. much danger Of the
money market bsing affected seriously.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-15
GENERAL BROOKE HURT.


NEW YORK, Dec. IA dispatch 10
The Herald from Havana, says
Gea-rll Brooke received an official
d.spatch today informing him that n
would be relieved by General Wood.
Cuul that time he had refused 10
crsdi- the reports
General Brooke f-als hurt and takes
the PRESIDENTS complimentary aIusilHs
as perfunc,ory. Tonight h. said il was
just one year ago today that h. had
baea assigned TO duty in command in
cuba and that he had put ia d year
Of hard work and had sought 20 carry
out the plans Of the administration.
He did not understand that action in
relieving him meant chang. Of
policy. Regarding his personal plans
General Brooke. said:
L have become accustomed 10 life
in the tropics and shall not audang r
NY health by proc7eding directly north
in midwinter. When / reach Washing
ton viii depend somewhat on weather
conditions" General Brooke is strong
ly opposed 10 going 70 san Francisco.
Know ledge Of this fact in Washington
is understood 10 have caused a change
in plans % transfer him there. He is
willing to give committees Of congress
the beneft Of his years experience in
cuba. General BROOKE adheres to his
protest against the further reduction
Of military forces on the island Oppo-
sI,ion 10 the other commanders in Gu
b2 10 General Woods promotion IS
tempered by a feeling that they may
andauger thar own prospects. II Is
accepted in Havana that the depart
ment conp anders will b. retired. Cen
era J. II. Wilson, in command Of the
Matanzas and Santa Clara provinces
recently declared himself as not want
ing to 60 On the retired list. General
Ft:zhush Lee is not 20 particular. and
will accept retirement gracefully.
General LudlOw's status is somewhat
different Il is his ambition 70 have
the credit 0f making Havana a model
city ana the belief Of army officers in
the city is that he win swallow disap-
p0intmenr and try to get along under
General Wood rather than relnqulsh
double pay, go back 20 the engineer
corps and abandon the hope Of a brig
adler generalship. The position Of
General Chaffee, Brooke's chief Of
staff, rs undetermined. The Cuban
factions which have opposed General
Brooke and the Cuban cabinet hold
that General Woods first duty viii be
to dismiss his cabinet and appoint a
more representative one.