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The Washington weekly post., 1899-05-16
GEN. MERRIAM DENOUNCED.
Federal Interference with Labor Unions
in the Occur d'AIene.

New York, May 1.-THE Central Fed
Grated Labor Union unanimously adopted
resolutions to-day denOuncing Gen. Mer-
riam fOT ordering the diSbandment of
the miners unions in Idaho. and instruct
ing the Secretary 10 ask the War De-
partment whether il is responsible for
Gen. Merriam conduct.
Delegate Harris. Of The International
Cigarmakers' Union. said: President Nc
kinley should be called upon to order an
investigation"
George H. Warner. business agent OF
the New York City lodge OF the In,crna-
uonaI Machinists' Union. said: a con
ference OF all labor leaders in the coun-
try should be called 10 decide on action
10 be taken at the ballot box"
Delegate Rubin, of the Walters Union.
said: "All this Is the outcome of imperial
ISM
\ voice: shoulder a gun"
Delegate Kelly, OF The Theatrical Pro-
tcctive Union. said: Something should
be done by organized labor 20 prevent the
disruption OF trades unions through Fed
erdl interference"
The Washington weekly post., 1899-05-16
Philippine Policy Strongly Indorsed.

Minneapolis. MINI. May H.-One OF the
largest gatherings ever seen IN this city
to-day adopted strong resolutions up
holding the policy OF the administration
in connection with the Philippines. The
names Of President Mckinley and OF
Dewey were cheered 10 the echo several
times during the afternoon. President
NITthrop, OF the University OF Minnesota.
one Of the principal speakers. severely
criticised 'A- .OIlege professors and Pres
idrutS who have. recently antagoniZej
President Mckinlcy's course Ia the Phil
ippIues and declared that the President
was doing only that which could b. done
In iustlCr 10 al mankind.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-05-16
Mr.. CLEVELAND IN GOOD HEALTH
Anxiety Before RHmor II His Death W"
Found th he Untrue.

Toledo Ohio, May 4-Perisi'sHt ~
nioFs to the effe-t that eX-Pr4s.r'.
Cleveland. VINO Is fishing at Middle la >
Island IN Lake Erie. Rad dropps- -ra-
to-day. reached here from the East ---
West, and IL was not until II o ".p-k g
night that they we're ascertailrl ~ =
without foundation Middle Bass l..4''
Is one Of the group lying OF sani-'+'
and j. Is only short distance from ~.
Inlay Island. which Is cOnnecrei va
the mainland By cable az SaIdgsky i-
cable Office on the island was '.os'-
day and there was 10 other way in AA.--
news could be sent except Dy bOai @, -
city. Sandusky Cleveland. or De,fo.-
Late tonight the steamer ArrJ" arm.
ed at SsHdusky. having made -i22
Mcale Bass Island al 10 ,. 70. 't,'
Brown, commanding the Arr5E. -
There II nothing whatever in she f-i-
that ex-Presldent Cleveland IS .~s
George Bredbeck. a well-knoUn 1-'A
man Of Sandusky. and several Other -
zergers. who were on the si-amvr A'i''.
saE and talked with Grover '.e'sA-'
this evening al s-50 O'Clock
Princeton. y J., May IA te-t.
has reached Mrs. Grover CleEelat- -i
sarcusky. Ohio. stating that 81. '-f''
land r. all right.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-05-16
FsII,In.s I.suaar auife.,,

Madrid. May 1.-THE Filipino commit
Tee has issued a manifesto TO the press.
declaring that the Filipino government
VIII reject ali negotiations fOs peace on
the part Of the Americans based upou
any scheme OF autonomy aud viii demand
that the United States fullU The engage
IGout made before the declaration OF Wsr
with Spain
The manifesto denies that Gen Antani,
Luna has surrendered. and asserts that
MAJ. G~a. laWtOu is routed and thar an.
hospitals ARE allied with Americans. F"
hundreds OF whom are inSubOrdinate.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-05-16
Bl0oDH0UsDs ON HIS TRAIL.
Armed Tennesseeans Also ia Pursuit OF
Yoanz Woman's As.aiiant-

Epecisi % TEs Poet.
Chattanooga. Tenn. NAY l4-Much ex-
element prevails at Dayton. sixty miles
above this city. and & is more than prob
able that a lyuchinE vii occur there be-
fore morning. Miss Bessie sparks. the
pretty eighteen -yesT-oid daughter OF a
well-to-dO-citizen of Rhea County. who
vas visiting the family % J. T. Dean.
President ~ the Dayton Bank and Trust
Comps ny. retired TO her room AZ II oclocs
las, night. but vas awakened az J O'Clock
thig morning by some one in neT bej.
The young woman started up, but was
seized violently by her arm. She ser caned
and q desperate fight IN the dark with
her assailant followed. The brute took
fright and escaped from A window 20
porch. from which he had entered the
room Ar Dean vas aroused by the
girls cries. and reached the yard just in
time 20 see a negro running away. Dean
attempted 20 shoot the fleeing man. out
his pistol missed ere and the negro es-
capped
detective Philips. Of Chattanooga. and
his bl0odhounds we're telegTsphed for and
were put upon the trail this morning \
large posse OF citizens followed the dogs.
while the entire population Of the county
IS Up ia arms and securing the country
for the negro. lie will be lynched If
caught The young woman is prostrated.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-05-16
SITUATION At The FRONT.
LawtOn Moving Northward-MacAr-
thur at san Fernando.

The following dispatch from Maj. Gen.
Otis, giving the status OF the military sit
uation as it now exists in the operations
against the insurgents, was received at
the War Department yesterday:
Manila May II, 1888.
AdutaHt General Washington.
Situation is as follows Lawt0n from Baluag
has taken llde FoLso aud san Miguel 10 north with
slight loss and driving considerable force OF enemy
guHboatS and canoes accompany l,jo0 men under
KObbc up Rio GrsRce Riyer from Calumpit depart
10Th. Macarthur remains a. san Fernando cover
iHE country. Yesterday messenger from
AEuiualdC expressing wish 20 send commission 10
Manila for CuufeTeure NiIh United States cummis
sion 10 arrange terms OF peace, directions given TO
pass BODY representative insurgents 10 Manila should
. present itself OTIS.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-05-16
Medical Book Free,

"Know Thyself." a book for nen o."'
regular price - cents. will be seh' ~
Gsealed and posipaid1 TO any male rra-'.
OF The Washington Post mentloallg ..''
advertisement Address the Psa1o''
Medical Institute. 4 Bulfnch street. D''
ton. Mass. the oldest and best ins'i'p''l
OF it's kind In New England WTiIs 'S---'
for free book.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-05-16
BRYAN TACTICS IN NEW YORK.
Preparing to Send Contesting Delega-
tion o the Next Convention.

New York, May H.-Acting under orders
from the Democratic National Commit
tee, 1t is said hundred Chicago plat
form Democrats met tonight in this city
and took steps 10 al once thoroughly Cr-
sariZe the city and later the State IF
New York 20 defy Tanmany Hall. A
cOnnittee Of twenty was appointed 10
al once arrange the hve borOughs to sys-
teraticaily work them
James r. Brown presided AT the meet
ms and aiter the needing said that a
ConIesying delegation OF Bryan and Chi
cdgo platform men viii be sent from fnis
State 10 the next national convention.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-05-16
Sraniards Repuise Rebel Attack.

Madrid, May 4.-An official dispatch
from Manila says the insurgents attacked
the SpaniaTds at Zamboanga, on the ISL
and Of Afindanao. but were repulsed. Two
Spanish officers and three men were
wounded and one man was killed. The
insurgents cut the water supply a. Zam-
bOauga
The Washington weekly post., 1899-05-16
RepubIiean. Reean a Isrsan Invitation.

Manhattan. hans., May 1.-THE Board
OF Regents OF the STATE Agricultural Col
lege, which is now composed or 1iVe Re-
publicans and Two Populists. two Repub-
liCans having been seated last Friday in
place Of the two Populists removed nv
Gov. Stanley, has adopted q resoIutla1
annu.lng the action OF President VIII
inviting Col William Jennings BRYAN 20
deliver the commencement Grafton nexr
month
The Washington weekly post., 1899-05-16
Gen. OTIS Weekly Death Report.

The following is Gen. Otis weekly death
report.
Manila, May H.
Thernc fever and Brights disease May g. Ar
thus s. Hunt. private. Company X Third lnlantry;
typhoid fever. MAY TO- AItert N. WooleTs private
Company b. TVeLty-thirI Infantry. dyseuter MAY
D.. James Kelly Company Il second oregon, alco-
lo.ism Richard P. McReynOlds Nagoner Company
e. Fourth Cavalry, guHsh0t wound. accidental,
Peter L. LaPorte private Hospital Corps
The Washington weekly post., 1899-05-16
Body of Ma,or TaErart.. panghl.r.

New Orans. la. May H-Ex-Mayor
TasKart. Of Indianapolis. who went down
10 Chandeleur Island 10 view the body nf
'He young lady found buried there idcH-
J.ted g a. his daughter, lost Ia the wreck
q The Paul Jones
The Washington weekly post., 1899-05-16
1000 Iron Molkrr, Ge..nIncrr,

BeiisiTe, Ohio, May E-At ;he B,lmsnt
mill, Top mill. Ia Belle mill, OF Wheel
ing, ana BenwOOd blast furnace. or Mar
uns Ferry, Ohio All OF which are the
property VI the Nhcrilng Steel AMI iron
company, have granted the 1saJ en-
P.O!es "a advance in wages OF 10 Der cent
The Washington weekly post., 1899-05-16
N.iseies. and smoLeiess t.Irc,ric Cuu

London. May 1.-THE Daily Mail this
morning says the Admiralty has offered
t75D00 FOR an electric gun invented Jy the
son OF a Portland grocer. The gun throws
an explosive shot a distance OF nye ana
hall miles. 4 Is noiseless and smoke
The Washington weekly post., 1899-05-16
Admiral SeiI.y,sVIs,ttoomai,r.

Admiral schley expects 10 leave here
Wednesday Tor Omaha, 10 visit ex-SsHa-
tor MancsrsoH. He will gO through
without stop.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-05-16
SPANISH ARE BESIECED
Rebel Attack on the Garrison
at ZambOanga.
GENERAL AMONG THE WOUNDED

Premier sIlveis Comments Somewhat Sc
vsrely on American Failnre to Esisblish
Authority over the Islands, aud Orders
the Immediate Withdrawal of All Re
naming Spanish Troops-Gen. Rios In-
strueted to Notify Gen. otis.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-05-16
Hold Their Claim.

stephen a. Douglas gave the name 0.
'squatter sovereignty to those who went
out West and took possession Of lands end
held them by right OF preoccupatiOn LIT
a flock OF sins settle on your heart Be-
fore you get 10 twenty-five years OF age
and they viii In all probability keep pos
session OF il by an internal squatteE
sovereignty. 4 promise TO pay al the bank
ive huBIred dollars six months from
date says the promissory note 4 prom
ise to pay my life thirty years from daIe
at the bank OF the grave, says every In
fraction OF the laws OF your physical be-
ing. David, bad In early life. but GOOD
Ia later life. cries Out with an agony Of
eaTncslnes=, Remember not the ssIsz Of
The Washington weekly post., 1899-05-16
Two Views OF Same Thing.

My friend, Rev. DR.. Joseph II. Jones,
OF Philadelphia, translated spirit now.
wrote book entitled Man, Moral ana
Physical in which be shows how differ
ent the same things may appear 10 dIf-
frrent people. He says After the great
battle on the MineiO in Is59, between the
French aid Sardinians on the one Side anl
the Austrisns CT the other. so disastrous
Ia he latter. the defeated army retreated
followed By the yictCrs. 4 description OF
tae march Of each army IS given by tWo
correspondents Of the London Times, enc
Of whom travelled with the successful
aCst, the other with the defeated. The
difference IL views snd statements Of the
The Washington weekly post., 1899-05-16

same place, scenes, and events Is remark
able. The former are said TO be march
ing through a beautiful aud lHxuriznt
ecIntry during the day and at night en-
camping where they are supplied with an
sbJ ndance OF the best provisions, and all
sorts OF rural dainsies. There is nothiT.y
OF war about the proceeding except IT,
stimulus aud excitement. On the side OF
the poor AHstTlans il Is IUst the reverse
IN his letter % the same date, describing
the same places and a march over the
same road. the writer can scarcely ma
vCfds 10 set forth the suffering. impa-
t.suce ard disgust existing around him.
What n pleasant to the former was IN
tcierahie 10 tke latter. What made all
iris dfffe -enceT asks the author. one
condition only: The French are victorious,
the Austrians have been defeated. SO
the road you are travelling Is the same
you have been travelling a long while. but
the difference IL your physical conditions
make IL look different, ard therefore the
tw1 reports you have given OF yourself
ara as widely different as the reports IN
the London Times, from the two oorre-
SpCndents
The Washington weekly post., 1899-05-16
4 Needed Frhlhs,Inn.

Some years ago a scientific lecturer
went through the country exhibiting on
great canvas different parts u the human
The Washington weekly post., 1899-05-16

MsIila lf-
2, IS reported that az Zanboalza inEurgeHts a.
'.fs-l Sgaaisa troora iIta Instant. usiaE SlirA-
aaas ge-s s11 zfEs captured iron spsEisa ss1-
as4.s- Spanish General and tao oaeers woaE-ed
ysE casualties anouz tr5ogs. Spanish garsilon hoE
l-lisgr1 Water sspps % aa4 troops calling ioT
relief OTIS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-20
JUBILEE At san Jose
Fiftieth Anniversary Of California's
Admission to the Union Cele.
brated at San Jose.
Twenty Thousand Visitors Join in.
the Outdoor Festivities Of the
Occasion.
Scenes Attendant Upon the lnaug-
uration Of the First Governor
Reenacted Today.

San Jose, Cal. Dec. %. Twenty
thousand visitors throngea the streets
and pubic places of San jose today and
joined in The outdoor festivities which
ushered in the celebration OF Califor-
mas golden Jubilee. The day is the
5tiftisth anniversary Of California; adj
nrission 10 statehood The vis-
sitoys Include representatives Of all the
patriotic and pioneer Societies of the
state and The deep interest manifested
n the celebration by the early settlers
J,ss sence Of a party Of go sScursionists
from New England. members of the
Society OF California Pioneers in New
England The festivities began this
morning with the planting of gigantic
sequoa as memorial tree in The City
HAT Park WITHIN a few feet OF where
the fps, capitol stood Mayor Martin
presided sn,I delivered an eloquent ad-
lress of welcome. Other addresses we're
delivered by state and city officials and
d poem appropriate 10 the occasion MAS
reac. by Prcf. q II. Alien. Later in the
aiay lileia we're exercises in the Auei-
toliaal enacfing the seenss attendant
pgn tbs Inauguration pi the first Coy
rnar. Peter II Burnett. ard the open-
lag OF the iiist STATE @osisiatuie An
/ isferosting feature was the fact that
s;lii, 4, seote of the QtfieialS Of the first
astte government and nsfanbeis u the
5l,sl legislature partictnated IN the eN-
f5si.i TX. AMI stesilY,a.l tbs same roles III
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-20

san Francisco Dec % AfteT q
most tenpestnous voyage across the
Pacific. The United States transport
Sikh arrived here yesterday, three days
overdue The "trip from Manila was
one of the stsrmiest yet encountered py
she government vessels and the Sikh
came into port badly battered By the
waves and wind. on December 9 the.
boat was struck BY a torn tina, con-
tinued TO rage for many DAYS 1Iile
gaie tore the funnel loose brah the
abes that support tilA afterfiast and
the foremast WIS half torn from It's
stays. AS a last resort the sikh was
headed into the Wind for safety
For forty-four hours the shff, lay
helpless. With the engines going Al half
speed without gaining mile Al last
the funnel was made fas; during the
gale being secured by guy ropes. The
lsmasts were made fast IN the same NAM
| ner and the vessel made lis Way g
port.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-20

ton was at the head of his line with his
staff
After the capture of Isidro by Gen.
Lawton President Mckinley sent him.
the following dispatch:
ITO Otis. Manila: Convey to Cen.
Lawton anal the gallant mensof his COM
mand my CONGRATULATIONS upon the sue
cessful operations during the past
month, resulting in the capture this
morning of San lsdro.
WILLIAM NI'KINLEY'
1t was announced June | that Cen.
5Lawton had been placed in command OF
the defense o. Mantle and the troops
forming the lins ;.'oEnd that city. Early
IN October t;-n. "a wton was engaged in
dispensing the insurgents ami cutting
qff the communication maintained by
them between Baeoor and linus by
means OF The road between those places
lie was sGeeesssui in Clearing the coun-
thy Of bi,ipiros and wa several times
under fro lie then pushed northward,
captured numoer OF towns and drove
the insurgents everywhere before him.
Gen. l-aw,on and Gen. Yeung arrived
81; AraSa. oc: g wsthga force e about
.a8o nisii rs rext mads his headqltar-
@fess ali ca baratutn aliG took an active
sspsrt ill a;spersiiss the ifls}lleent bands;
l.in different parts Of sie country
Mott the middle u November the
isvilsFeapauts Of Gen. i-aNten and Gen
i elieg eli account pf the ipl'.ity ot
lti.ei. ti@vetaenls. became Ainiest Is
sous those ot Asiitaaid9 Sen
asstan's ttooiss suffered considerable
HhailSlsip ~ ibis series of enerssiie
~ Z /, III. -. ~ 49,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-20

enacted by the last legislature making
many changes in the conduct OF insur-
ance business OF the state and trans
ferring the department from the audi
tor to the governor. The decision has
the effect of BUSTING Governor Poynter
and his commissioner from any connec-
ton with the department and confirms
to Auditor Cornell, who resisted the
law, fun title to the management of
the department. Since last July, when
the law took effect there have been two
rival insurance departments at the
capitol
The supreme court reversed and re-
manded the verdict of the district court
OF Omaha against the bondsmen of ex-
State Treasurer Joseph BARLEY, where
in 100000 is at stake.
The verdict in the district court of
Omaha favorable to the Omaha Ma
tional Bank and against the state. be-
ing another feature of the BARLEY de-
falcation, With 100000 involved, is also
reversed and remanded.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-20
Bacon,s Resolution.

Washington, Dec. 2o.--In the senate
Senator Bacon. Of Georgia, intro
duced a joint resolution yesterday,
declaring:
First That the United states had
not waged the Spanish war for acauisi-
ton of territory.
tSecond-That in receiving the cession
of the Philippine islands, il is not the
purpose of the United States to main
tain permanent dominion over them. or
70 incorporate the Inhabitants thereof
5as citizens of the United States, or u
hold such Inhabitants as vassals; ard
the United States hereby disclaim any
disposition or Intention to exercise per-
inanent sovereignty. jurisdiction or con-
troll over said islands.
s'rhird-That the United States hav-
ing overthrowu opposition To the au-
.hority Of the United states in the Phil
ippincs. the duty ana obligation rest
upon the United States to restore peace
and maintain order throughout the is
lands and to continue the maintenance
Of order until stable government of
the people shall have peen established.
Four,h-It is the purpose of the
Tinted States, so soon as order shall
nave DeeH tdpilsIeu, ~ pIoNiuc ol'l'o1
Btunity and prescribe methods fer tbs
formation Of Filipino government, Z
be thereafter Independently exercised,
lthe Intention being to accord TO the FIJI
| ipino the same degree Of Independence
accorded the inhabitants OF cuba.
.Fifth-That after such stable GOV
lernment is established. the tnitee
States, reseving' such ltarbors and coal
Il
/ ing stations as may be needed, snaI
transfer to the Filipino government al
/ rights and territory secured in the is
LANDS from Spain and then leave the do
minlcn and control Of the islands L
their people.
Sixth That it is the purpose of Tn
4 limited States to secure the guarantee
| Of the continued independence Of IN
| Filipino governmeni.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-20
SHIP BUILDERS FAIL.
olumbin Iron Works Placed in
Hands of a Receiver.

l9ai; in1s,r,. Md lpac 9n.-A petition
l.,s Md ~ the circuit court late last
2.snirsg fSr the ai5luiiitnle1lt OF re-
.lye, t5r tha Columbia from Works
md I'm pdek Company, 81 which for
lsr Mayar Willsan 7 Malster is
~, sIt,,.ut This company built the Pet
ana 8tt,e,. vessels Tor the Emitted
~ Government. RMS failure Was.
sst 81 :5..e{l!Ss unexpeetsa. III View or
N fart tiiat christian Devries. head o.
.,4ae,s ,,tl e,gin,,any. which.
st3s,is ,sestet.lay vas also largely IN
e,.ssttd III the Columbian works and
s;ts sir4 s,.rif!Srssi. Of the Coiunipias pa
h.s s:lg,,e time ~ announcement
rss;6 trs.l,le65iatis sensation be-
ai.se n tf,s t,isien!tiide sf tho coileern.
So aeti5lsl4 Mas By Hsnry A. Pa,r
~ one ST tlis c6npany.s largest
fss3 ifs,rs fte said 10 be Interested to
as.v.9srst % ssG80n0 M objection Mas
seil bg the conspanys ofsiciais. who
5at.,s ,naf the a,pain,ment ii Mr..
Nh. ve.i,la Is agieeable Is them He
4.ss sh,retit,9n APPOINTED and promptly
sF.,,sse,l IN, tfi.s sum 81 sia9ooo
1,bis 4 q natrliIia amount in no way
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-20
PROPOSES TO TAX THEM.
Governor sayers says the Corpora
ton Must Pay Up.


Austin, Tex Dec 2D.-Governor Say
ers has given to the press the advance
copies OF the state tax commissions
report which VIII be submitted To the
special session u the legislature next
month. The report seeks To readjust
the entire taxation system of the state
other corporations Under this head
express companies are taxed 2 per cent
ION thsir gross premium receipts, sleep
ing car companies. ~ per cent wharf
companies, per cent: telegraph com
panies. 2 per cent; telephone eompa-
MES. . per cent Insurance companies
are taxed as follows on their gross
premium receipts. Life and accident
companies. 2 per cent; fire companies.
tper cent, marine, health and life stock
/ 2 per cent; accident insurance compa-
mics 2 per cent: surety and guaranty
lcompanies > per cent Gross receipts
laof railroads are taxed | per cent, street
car companies. gas. electric and water
companies, half of per cent on gross
receipts; oil companies, per cent; text
| book corporations. ? per cent; railroad
/ car companies, ] per cent. During the
/ regular session of the legislature last
| spring an effort was made to equalize
the taxation on whisky and beer by fix
ling both at $3.50, but the commission in
| it's report advances the whisky tax
j from $3.50 to 5000 and beer from 800 IL
/ s75. An effort was made to get this
bill through the regular session of the
/ legislature but failed and its presence
in the report will occasion no little
trouble in the consideration of the bill
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-20
ALGER FINDS COMFORT IN IT.



E,Atrait. Mien4 9@c 30 Forme' SEC
ralasy d STe1 Air has been watching
~. irrii,sgs s,l a sgjfh suore han or.
iliiaig iiteree arii s. for, he h.
h#s f0ana 3nIy eansa for e9nsr;ltula
SION ia eoflF ing The work Of ths
st3sitisa var atiiee with his own, IL
ssid ioday tha The people q Inc eoun-
.trv eansd ju ge for themselves Of the
cork done 4n oar ate MAR Nv making
as sarge comparison. He said:
/ mgst b. remembered that This
4illitry aae much less prepared for
s9;.r man i3nelana The var Depart
lsaent had not a single ship. our army
mas yat 10 Sc organized. We had no
faanay and could do nothing untls con
.gTess made the appropriation OF s5oopo,-
800 yet we took more men 70 cuba,
Porto Rico and Manila than the Eng
ssh have sent 10 Africa. We had .
equip them. We had 70 enlist them
aud ralister them in. We had 70 do a
THOUSAND things whica the British havs
MOI been Obliged to do.
As for South Africa being farther
away from England than Cuba from
the United states. Gen. A!ger said dis
lance mattered little when the men
were once aboard ship. The genera
said he intended to prepare a history
Of the work of the war department
during the war with Spain.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-20

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Price rs cents and go cents. Sold by Nc
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