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Valley City Normal

VALLEY CITY. N. D., June 2-(Spe-
cial. The commencement exercises of
the State Normal school at Valley City
occur next week. The baccalaureate adj
Dress, on Sunday evening, June 4, will
be delivered by Rev. Henry Witham
presiding elder of the Fargo district.
MoEcay evening will occur the closing
exercises of the practice school, Tues
day evning the fourth annual junior ex-
hibition, Wednesday evening the annual
address by President Webster Merritield.
of the University of North Dakota, sub,
3ect, Happiness AS a Pursuit." Thurs
day evening is the date for the gradu-
ating exercises of the class of 1899 The
class consists of the following four mem
bers: Misses Mae o. HOLSTER, Gilmore
ODonnell, and Halsten A Olsberg and
Harry B. Randolph, each of whom will
deliver an address. Following the exer-
cises of the evening will be given the
annual banquet of the alumni of the in
stitution. Friday afternoon will be de-
voted to field day and a picnic in the
Normal park. The exercises of the week
will conclude by reception at the school
In honor of the graduating class on Fri
day evening.
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GLOOMY OUTLOOK.
Gen. Kings Summing Up of the Sit
uatiOn in the Philippines.

Gen. Kings Summing Up of the Sit
uation in the Philippines.
s SAN FRANCISCO,RJune BRIG. Gen.
Charles King, who returned home on the
transport City of Pueblo owing to III
health, in an interview said:
THE situation in ther Philippines is
most serious The people of these ISL
ands will keep up guerilla warfare
and there is no telling when the hostili-
ties will cease. They retire to the fast
nesses of their mountain retreats when
they are whipped and hide in the jun
giles. Subsisting on practically nothing
they have no need for a base Of supplies.
1t will necessitate large force OF men
to subJugate them completely. The war.
In the Philippines is by no means end
ed. Their. entertainments were works of
military engineering, and the construc-
ton was equal to the best that the most
civilized military nations have produced
Under the Spanish regime the Filipino
learned something of war, and we are
receiving evidence of this every day
The volunteers who fought in the
philippines are a splendid lot of men.
capable and accomplished fighters They
behaved like veterans when under fire
and there is no limit to their courage.
Their record in that awful country will
adorn pages of American history recently
made arc yet unwritten.''
Gen. King will remain in this city for
few days, and then leave for the East.
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MINNEAPOLIS BREVITIEs.


The estate left by A. J. Demeules, the
New Mexico turquoise king, is likely to
be the subject of endless litigation. Mrs.
e. M. La Perriere, q sister of DemeuleS
has returned to Minneapolis from New
Mexico with little hope of getting any
thing out of the tangle, so numerous are
the relatives.
Willie Brown, the boy who escaped
from the county jail few days ago.
and who was captured at La Crosse was
yesterday sentenced to the state training
school.
Rev Howard MacQueary, who has been
In charge of Unity House Social Settle
ment at 1916 Washington avenue north,
ever since its establishment two years
ago, will sever his connection with it
July l.
Mrs. w. R. Blackman, of 1853 Fifteenth
avenue southeast, died yesterday at st.
Barnaba's hospital. The funeral ar
rangements have not yet been COM
pleted.
A. c. Moldenhower has sued the street
railway company to collect SIS, 900 for al
legged personal injuries.
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America which friendship, he limited.
might be strengthened by the continuance
of the annual subsidy of $4,000 formerly
paid by the Spaniards. Senator Bereridge
will leave hers Saturday. He intends to
travel in China.
Gen. Smith has punished the insurgents
at Escalante, island Of Negroes, for the
murder of Capt. TillYs of the signal corps,
who was fired upon by natives under a
f1ag'of truce and cut off from jolrdng his
companions on board the cableship, from
which he had landed. Cen Smith burned
the town and killed a number of mem
bers of bands of insurgents, whom he
found in the neighborhoQd.
Three members of the South Dakota
regiment were wounded at San Fernando
in the encounter between insurgents and
the American outpcsts
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TRY ALIENS FOOT-EAsE.

A powder to be shaken into the shoes
At this season your feet feel swollen
nervous and hot, and get tired easily. II
you have smarting feet or tight shoes.
and makes walking easy. Cures swollen
and sweating feet, blisters and callous
spots. Relieves corns and bunions of ali
pain and gives rest and comfort. Try it
today. Sold by all druggists and shoe
stores for 25c. Trial package FREE. Adj
dress. Allen s. Olmsted. LIE Roy, n. z.
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Unusual Case.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. June 2-Judoa
James O'Neill has denied the morton of
Alexander Meggett to be discharee5
Fl ON his Imprisonment in Jail limits on
the ground that his discharge in bank
ruptcy last November, in the United
States court released him from ali on
legations to pay the debt that LAWYER L.
A: Doolittle is seeking to collect for his
money Ioaner. The case is a very mus
ual one In some respects Mr.. Megceft
is held in Jail limits for disrearding an
order of court -s On
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Mrs. Kelly Appointed.

Mrs. Annie Kelly, widow of the late
Anthony Kelly, of Minneapolis, was yes
terday appointed special administrative
of the estate for the purpose of continu-
ing the business. The petition to that eff
feet laid before Judge Harvey gave the
O00
The funeral of Anthony Kelly will be
held at the Immaculate Conception
church Monday morning at 10 O'Clock.
The interment will be at st. Marys Gem
etery and private.
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HOPKINS WITHDRAws.
Will Not Support Col. Henderson, of
Iowa, for House Speakershtp.

CHICAGO, June 2.-Congressman A. j.
Hopkins this afternoon. withdrew from
the national speakership, contest in favor
OF Col. d. b. Henderson, of Iowa. Nine
OF the fourteen congressman in the Iii
nois delegation were present at the gen
eral wind-up meeting held in the Grand
Pacific hotel this afternoon. After four
hours discussion behind closed doors it
was decided to withdraw Mr. Hopkins
name and support Col. Henderson The
conference was perfectly. harmonious
DUBUQUE, To-. June .2-Col. Hender-
son said tonight: The friendly rivalry
between Mr.. Hopkins and myself is con-
Quoted upon a high plane, leaving, I
sincerely believe, no bitterness in any
breast. Mr. Hopkins voluntarily with
drawal, coupled with the announcement
OF the united support of the Illinois del
egation, and supplemented with Mr. Hop
kins' best wishes for: my success, all at
test the high character of my distin-
guished opponent, and his loyal follow
ing in Illinois. I am grateful to my col
leagues in congress who have, without
embarrassing me with request, so gem
erously testified their confidence In me-"
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Shortage Said to Exist

PRINCETON, Mimi, June Post
office Inspector Gordon is in the village
interviewing the bondsmen of Joseph 4
Collins, of Vineland, this county, with a
view of securing from them the funds to
make good the shortage which is said TO
exist in that office. An examination of
showed a shortage of 81 200, and the post
masters daughter who served as his as
sistant, is missing. She is said to have
drawn numerous money orders in. her
Bank of Brainerd and checked privately
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PIoughed Tn Cyc,a POI.

RED WING, Mimi, June 1.-THE Red
Wing Bicycle club constructed natbs ha1
tween here and Frantenac Wednesday
Albert Albert Helmeche. road overseer at Wa.
Souea, proved up a path a distance of
Club swore out warrant under the Wal
lace law for protecting bicycle paths and
will make a test case '"' anu
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Nodice-Nevy Trains to Oshkosh and
Fond du Lac

Leave Minneapolis e:2s D. M, st. Paul
st. +, M & o. Ry., going via Merrii,
Ian and Marshfield and arrive Wausau
%4O a. M, Clintonville 1850 a. M, New
London 6:25 a. M, Appleton Junction,
Lac 1880 a: M, Manitowoc SIS a. M, She
boygan 800 a. m..
Through sleeping cars and chair cars
Tickets and information at 1876 Robert
street, st. Paul, 41S fNieollet avenue, Min
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GIVEN TO GERMANY
SPAIN DIsPosEs of THE BULK OF
HER REMAINING COLONIAL
POSSESSIONS
CAROLINE ISLANDS YIELDED

Queen Regent Makes the Announce
Opening of the COrtes-News
Game as a Surprise to the Author
Still Retains the Island of Guam.
MADRID, June 2.-The queen regent
opened the cortes today with the usual
ceremonies, and in the speech from the
throne announced that the Marianne,
Caroline and BALLADS Islands were ceded
to Germany by the late Spanish cabinet
During the course of the speech her
majesty said:
"At the opening of the cortes all the
sorrows that have Wrenched our hearts,
through the disasters which have visited
our country, are reawakened. We must
preserve sadness in order to drive exper-
fence therefrom, but the woes of Our
country are of such nature that re-
ticence and silence avail better than COM
plants.
when peace with the United States
was concluded parliamentary troubles
caused a change of cabinet, and the pre-
sent cabinet was formed. Under the con-
stitution it belonged to me to ratify the
treaty by laying 1T before the chamber.
There remained under our control the
Carolinas, Paolas and most of the Ma
rianne islands But the former cabinet
DGIlGVSO II useless LOT spain TO retain
such minor appendages of our Oriental
empire, and signed with the German en-
peror a convention of right to cede these
territories under the law which would be
submitted Immediately to the chamber.
Our foreign relations are cordial and
friendly. We especially owe to the pope
recognition for the many times he has
given US his moral support.
The most important most urgent and
most difficult task before you is to bal
ance the budget and liquidate the debts
and permanent sources of income. Thanks
to the severely economic policy projected,
the government will not ask fresh sacri-
fees of the country except such as can
be equitably divided among all classes
with the ordinary budget will also be
presented schemes to lquidate the
charges created by the loss of possession
and colonial campaigns.
The queen regent then referred to the
financial measures, and expressed con-
f1dence that the nation would show the
same resignation during peace as 1t
showed during the war, adding
For the times are critical and 1t Is inn
possible during the present session to do
all that is necessary. But during the
next session there will be projects for the
reorganization of the army and navy
based on obligatory service; for improv-
ing the public service, and reforming the
penal code and electoral laws" etc.
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South Dakota CIoudburst.

HOT SPRINGS, S. D.,June "A cloud
purst occurred along Lame Johnnie
creek last night, and quite a strfn Of
track on the Elkhorn road north of Buff
Ialo Gap was washed out. All trains on
foW1 a men is at worl; reDairip" the
track. Trains will be running age to-
morrow.
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Episcopal Convocation.

GRAND FORKS, N. D., June 2-The
annual convocation of the Episcopal
church is now in progress in Grand
Forks, a large number of prominent
clergymen and laymen from ali over the
state bsing present. Bishop Edsall pre-
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Nixon viii Cnse

ST. CLOUD, Mimi. June "a nroha.
court contest has been begun by the
Min IEe children of the late William
a. nixon against admission of the will
to children in Utah and Chicago and
their thet ,e children The allegation is made
that me re- deceased t,s,5 Vas insane when he
set for July g. &c O0eH
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Merchant Missing.

cial. "A warrant is out for the arrest of
F. Williams, Pine Island who Is alleged
to have absconded with $4,000 belonging
bought esgs ahq th iee es southeastern
Minnesota, giving checks which it is al
legged were not honored. Kenyon dealers
lose $4,000 and those of Goodhue $1,000.
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Wagon Works Burned

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June 2-Tbe
smith wagon works plant was DESTROY
ed by fire at Pekin today. Eight him
dred wagons stored in the building and
a car load of wagons on a switch were
also burned. Loss. 100000 Cause nm
knoWn. one hundred and sixty men are
thrown out q Iempiovment -lleiI eIle
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south Dakota Undertakers.

SIOUX FALLS. S. D., June Next
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday juno
G. z and s, the first annual meeting of the
State Undertakers' association will be
held in this city DR.. w. c.. Barnes of
New York city, professor in a large en-
balming school, will be in attendance.
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WASHINGTON, June 2-The an
nouncement at Madrid in the speech from
the throne to the cortes that Spain had
ceded to Germany the Caroline islands
and Palaos and the Marianes, was re-
ceived with surprise here. The cession
marks the REIMBURSEMENT of Spanish pos
sessions in the far East, save the island
of Fernando Pc and dependencies on the
african coast.
The Marianao islands. which go with
the Carolines and Palaos in the ces-
sion, of course. do not include Guam,
over which the American flag now flies
Including Guam the Mariannes, the Car
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Projected improvements.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis. June 2.-The
Omaha railroad Is preparing for extern
sive improvements in the Allouez Bay
district and it is said will construct two
grain elevators alongside the present
merchandise dock elevators, capacity to
aggregate 5000, coo bushels
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Meeting of SUPERINTENDENT.

DEADWOOD, S. D., June 2-E E.
Collins, state superintendent of instruc-
ton, has received requests from the
county superintendent of schools to
hold the annual meeting of superintend-
ents at Hot Springs at the same time
meets
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dimes and Palaos have a total area of
almost 1000 English square miles, and a
combined population of about $4,000 peo-
pie. Over all this, save the American
acquired island of Guam, the German
flag is to be hoisted.
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DRINK AND DEsPoNDENcY.

Causes That Led to the Suicide of
Ed e. Hardan.
wYMORE, Neb., June Ed. e. Har-
dan, formerly cashier. of the Bank of
Liberty, and a prominent man in Gage
county politics and society, committed
suicide today by hanging himself. Loss
of property and drink are assigned as
the cause of the acts
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Rock County Damn

-LUVERNE, Mimi, June 2.-(special)-
The memories of the flood of June g
1886, were very forcibly recalled TODAY
From o'clock this morning until { this
afternoon nearly 2.51 inches of water
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CHILEAN MINISTRY OUT.
Liberals Succeed In OverthrOwins
Conservative Government.

SANTIAGO DE CHILE, June (via
Galveston).-The Chilean ministry has
resigned.
1t was announced in a dispatch from
Santiago de Chile yesterday that poll
teal upheaval had taken place, and that
the Liberals had united and would bring
about the fall of the Conservative gov
eminent. The Chilean ministry was re-
organized Dec. 20 last, under Senior Mar
tinez, in part as follows:
Premier and Minister of the Interior
Senior Carlos Walker Martinez
Minister of Foreign Affairs-Senor Ven
tura Blanco Well.
Minister of Finanee-senor Rafael So
tomayer.
Minister of War-Gen. Suber-Caseaux.
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Ordered to Manila

SAN FRANCISCO, June Troops A
ana +, OF the Fourth cavalry, recently
stationed in the Yellowstone park. have
been ordered to sail for Manila on the
transport Sheridan, scheduled to depart
OIL June T.
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NIidsummer Excursion..

Toronto, Niagara Falls and thousand
Islands, lake and rail, all expenses In
Guided Get itinerary. c.. W. Folds,
Manager Northwestern National Bank,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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fell Considerable damage to growing
crops is anticipated. This is the wettest
season Rock county has known for many
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MILL MEN OUT.
An Increase I'm the Number of Strik-
ers at Duluth.

ers at Duluth.
DULUTH, Mimi, June 2,-(SpeciaE)-
The lumber pliers at Scott & Holston's
mill went out on a strike tonight This
puts the men at two mills out and others
are likely to follow. The tug managers
offered tonight to advance the wages of
the captains S. to SO month and eagi-
neers So This compromise proposition
was made in the strike tonight and the
men will probably act on it tomorrow
Several of them claim that they will ac-
cept nothing less than their full de-,
mand
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Always Progressing

After June LIST the Chicago Great
Western will operate its own trains from
St Paul and Minneapolis to Red Wing
Northfeld, Faribault, Waterville, Mad1-
son Lake and Mankato. Try it.
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Famous Composer III.

Famous Composer Ill.
VIENNA June Johann Strauss, the
famous Austrian composer, now in his
seventy-fourth year, is believed to be
dying.
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DINNER FOR Mr.. DAVIS
SENIOR SENATOR ENTERTAINED
AT FAIR OAKS BY GEN. w.
ID. WASHBURN
EAGLE AND OLIVE BRANCH

Device Upon the Dinner Cards With
the Words, "Peace Hath Her Vie
tories No Less Renowned Than
War"-FuneraI of Anthony Kelly
Willie Brown sentenced-The
News of the MIL City.
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Boston and Return, $31.OO-"soo
I.imo-W
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-12-09
AUST1N'S HAWAIIAN WEEKLY.

responsibility,
for Americans, not Polynesans. y * 1t is better for
Hawaii to have American than native rule and that
the Governor appointed by the President will him
self name the great officers of the State. -.
The natives do not want to- the but they
do want unrestricted equal suffeage with the whites
guaranteed by the Constitution of the Uued States that
they may have the power to protect themselves against
I'VE under that the Slar contemplated any
namely that the appointments of the be sub
mtted for approval of the Senate of the local legislative
% no s
aries established constitutional here Amer
monarchia sway Hawaii has practically been an American
colony since the establishment of constitutional law The
principle that sovereignty the vested right the ind-
ydua and no longer the prerogatve of royalty Howis
sufrageif they do have the right through repre-
senatves to who shall be the executive officers under
Of the United States It is we must Save as
guarantee of home rule, which is fixed law of the
ism II the governor is any more than fgure-head in
local affairs Capitalization of power which
Hawaii the introduction Of the corrupt methods of ward
politics and bossism" then we want Of it. One
1t has committed itself the bosssm and centralized
and to to advocate is under the plea of Amercanizing
Hawaiian and use every effort to discriminate against him,
and attempt to defeat equal suffrage In fact the per-
push the nation still further the wall because the bos
IN question can expect nothing from them but retrbuon
Apropos pushing the native the wall the Ho Tribune
says, quoting President Does speech the Alexander
Young banquet, follows;
t'The AngloSaxon community established in the islands
has earned conspicuous place in the annals of the world
for many good deeds notably the establishment of cvza-
ton without driving the natives to the WALL. 4 The
the native wasn't driven to the wall because
they robbed him of the wall and when thought he
had gotten right plumb against he found herewasnt
anywal there and the joke him. So he took m-
sble oxerfhe Pail and is dropping yet. -
1t hoped that in the bencen haven of American pn
cples the native Hawaiian has fallen upon ledge firm
enough his way back and compel the recognition of
his rghsat of being permitted shoulder to shout
der with his white brother with such intelligence as he may
be possessed Of But his fate left the Adyeye
and the element it represents the native Hawaiian would
keep falling until swept into oblivion by the fiery waves
of Hades where doubtless they already wish he were con
signed