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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-26
Democratic Councilmen In Line
For Promotion.
THREE STRONG MEN
JOHN ALLEN, BISHOP MORRIS
AND PRESIDENT BARNES.
Though None of Them is Regarded
Yet as a Candidate Each Has His
Supporters For the Nomination
Strong Qualifications Possessed
By All-Harris Going East.

Who will be the Democratic candidate
for mayor? IS the meat discussed ques-
ton everywhere that politicians con-
gregate these days Available material
there is in plenty. and out of the list
OF possibilities there is scarcely n
who would not make a strong n win
ming fight for the Office of the city's
CHIEF executive.
In the city council there are several
men who are looked upon as available
candidates for the Democratic nomina-
lion. OF these Homes john Allen is
considered as among the probabilities.
Fol two terms Mr.. Allen has served in
the city council, and during this time
he has thoroughly mastered the vexing
question of q greater water supply for
greater Salt Lake City. During the
term Of office of Salt Lakes next mayor
this matter must be settled, for the les
sons of last year a shown how in
sufficient is the present supply, and as
the city grows the difficulty viii grow,
unless some decisive measures are
taken IN the direction of an increased
supply. His friends urge that Mr..
Allen was on the irrigation and water
works committee during his first term
as councilman, and for the past year
and a half he has been chairman of
that committee. AS such he has a
this matter under closest study, ana he
thoroughly knows the difficulties and
the possibilities in connection with IL.
This information will be invaluable to
our next mayor, and, indeed, hat indi-
viduaI will necessarily need to know
every detail Of the whole question. More
than this, they argue, Mr.. Allen is an
resident, a substantial, level-headed
business man, and he would doubtless
grace the mayoralty chair if chosen to
Fill it.
Another possible candidate is Coun-
Gilman Robert Morris. Mt. Morris is
bishop of the Tenth ward of the CITY,
and is vice president of the Rowe, Nor
ris & SummerhayS company. His ca
reer in politics has been very brief, but
as a man and an old citizen his record
is so well and thoroughly known that
should he become a candidate he will.
without doubt, make a strong fight for
the nomination.
J.. Il. Barnes, president Of the city
council, is also included in the list of
eligibles for the Democratic mayoralty
nomination. He has many friends
among the party leaders, who regard
him as the man to be selected. Presi-
dent Barnes is a prominent figure in
Third precinct politics, and as a couE-
Gilman his record mas been most excel
lent. He is a man OF integrity and Of
solid worth, and would make a capable
mayor
These three names do not exhaust the
list OF available men, but they are those
thai are most frequently mentioned in
connection with the Democratic nomi-
nation.
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STREET PAVING AND TRACKS
CITY OFFICIALS WILL SHOW OR.
ECON SHORT LINE A TRICK
The Culmer-Jennings Paving Com
pany to Be Stirred Up For Not
Making Good Defective Work.

Defective street pavements and the
ObsTinacy of railroad companies TO
lower their tracks to grade were the
subjects that engaged h attention OF
the city council committee on streets
yesterday afternoon.
Relative to the latter proposition, the
Oregon Short Line Railroad company
has thrice been demanded to- lower its
tracks on South Temple street from
Sixth West to the Jordan river to the
established grade of the street, N as
often has the company consented to
comply with the councils orders, each
time stakes having been set by the city
engineer to indicate the street grade
Now, however, the railroad officials re-
fuse to come down, claiming that the
reduced grade at the river would bring
n track too ear the high-water mark.
The committee concluded it WoIid
stand no more f~oolishneSS, and as soon
as the city attorney directs the legal
method to be pursued IN forcing the
railroad company 10 terms, the city VIII,
If the railroad still fails, put a gang Of
men to work lowering the track to
the established street grade, and to the
qualification OF the people who ave tc
Use that street or who must cross the
track for ingress and egreSS to their
homes with teams.
During a portion of yesterdays ses-
sion OF the street committee, the board
of public works was in conference with
the councilmen on the question of sat
isfactorily repairing the defective as
phalt pavement on Main and First and
Second South street before the work
shall be finally accepted from the con-
tractor by the city. The proposition
under consideration is to apply on re-
pairs the $500 retained to guarantee
h placing Of the pavement in the per-
feet condition required, but to this the
Culmer-Jennings Paving company OBJ
iect, still it does not repair the con-
demned sections of pavement. The city
engineer exhibited photographs of the
defective parts which must be relaid
with new surface asphalt, for patching
will not avail much where the work is
condemned. But photographs were
hardly necessary, since the big holes
and deep ruts in the pavement are
plainly visible from the sidewalks.
No action however, was taken on the
paving question, except that it was
agreed that the matter should go oVer
until next Thursday evening, when the
representatives of the paving company
and the city attorney viii be requested
10 be present.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Anne C. Buckle to ]. r. Buckle, SKIS
rods southwest from northeast cor
ner lot 6, block 151, plat A..........S
J.. T. Buckle to Anne c. Buckle. 2x10
rods southeast from s rods south of
northwest corner lot 4. block 81,
James Bishop to Ellen Bishop. Sx3
rods southeast from = rod east of
northwest corner lot s., block 81, -
pldl
W. D. Owen. jr., to j.. d. Owen, 10
rods by IS feet southwest from
northeast corner lot 3, block so,
p1dL b
Hyrum Mackey to William Mackey,
s acres commencing Is rods south,
40 rods east of northwest lot 2,
section 3. township 2 south range L
WEST
Charles Ellis to Orion NJ. & NJ. Co,
Sylvester lode. ETC., Little Cotton
E. A. HUMPHREYS ct al to Orion NJ. G
M. Co., Homestake Nc. l lode, etc.. 40
Salt Lake City to M c. Moon, north
one-half of lot 1, and lot A, block
Lou. DILL q
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SIX-ROOM press brick, 40x115 feet;
lawn, barn, artesian water, 1880; month
ly payments, $40; no interest; snap.
Seven-roOm press brick modern, 45x115
feet, $1,000, on monthly payments $50 per
month; no interest; beats renting.
5x20 on Seventh West, between North
and South Temple, with l 7-room brick
and l Groom frame; flowing well, city
water; cemented cellar and other improve
ments. Extraordinary bargain, $500;
pays Z per cent over all expenses.
Five acres State street, close in, 81, 900;
nothing as cheap on market.
Finest corner on Brigham, 6X10, $4,000.
Beautiful corner on First street, close in,
cheap; no choicer location Equities on
Sixth East to trade for property farther
oEt.
Nine-room brick, furnace. electric light.
bath, closet, stone foundation, double
walled cellar, 3x10 rods, Sixth East, $3.50;
bargain.
Ten-acre farm with modern 7-room
brick; cheap at $4,000, and a 20-acre farm
near Union Fort at 2, ZOO, or will trade
either for city property.
Nice 5-room frame, 5GX157, feet, Tenth
East. to trade for improved or unim-
proved property closer in.
New 5-room modern brick, 21sx10 rods.
Fifth street, $780,.
Business property. On Second South and
Main streets; residence property every
part of city. We represent Continental
Fire Insurance Co. Stein, with X. l..
Tracy, 232 Main.
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Deeds, Not Words.

Salt Lake City, Utah. March "a, 1899.
3. b. Mann, Esq, Manager Salt Lake
Office, Mutual Reserve Fund Life AS
ISOLATION, New York:
Dear Sir-I herewith beg to acknowl-
edge receipt of your company's check,
No. 1929, for $40, 900. 90, in full payment
of my claim on account of the death of
my husband, Sam ]. Kenyon, who held
policies Nos. 1855 800 and 1SS,923 in your
association for $2O.0 OO. 90.
L beg to add thai l feel grateful to
you for the consideration granted me
in the payment of this claim. Yours re-
cpeptfuly
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Harris Going East.

Fisher S. Harris received a. message
yesterday which demands his imme-
date departure for The east. He will
leave his morning, going as far as Chi
cago with A. w. McCure. and thence to
North Carolina, where his mother is at
present Mr.. Harris viii go with his
mother to her home in Warrenton, Va,
and will spend a week or more With
her. He expects to be absent about two
weeks.
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60
Another School BUILDING.

Yesterday afternoon the committee
on buildings and grounds of the board
of education concluded that the demand
for more room at the Emerson school,
in the extreme southeast portion of the
city, could be met only by erecting a
two-story, six-room annex to the build
ing. A recommendation to this effect
will be acted on It the next meeting
of the board. The project will involve
an expenditure of about SIS, 900, and
when the structure is completed the
present building will, in reality, be the
annex
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a Blunder

VIII often cause a horrible Burn, Scald,
Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica SalYe.
the best in the world, will kill the pain
and promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores,
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons,
Corns. all Skin Eruptions. Best Pile
Cure on Earth. Only Is cents a box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by 2. c. M. L.
drug department.
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DIED


ARMSTRONG-In Salt Lake City, March
"a, of uraemia, John A., son of John J.
and Ruth Draper Armstrong, aged 3
years, 9 months and % days.
Funeral services will be held at par
ents' residence, 800 West North Temple
street, today Sunday, at 8 p. m Friends
respectfully invited.
CHRIsToPHERsoN.-In Salt Lake City.
of general debility, March "a, Ellen
Christopherson, in the 18th year of her
age.
Funeral from residence of her son. Mar
tin Christopherson, just north of county
infirmary, State street, today Sunday,
at u m. Friends are respectfully invited.
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Salt Lakers at New York.

NspeclaI 70 The HeraId.)
New York, March 25.-The following
Salt Lakers registered at the hotels
here the PAST week: r. Cannon. E.
Cannon, Miss e. Cannon. Cosmopolitan
hotel; y. Treweek, Holland House; n.
+, Holden, Hotel Waldorf.
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VETERAN ~ARTILLERYMEN.
A Social Gathering to Be Held On
April Z.

The Association of Veteran Artillery
men of the Nauvoo Legion will have a
social gathering at the Thirteenth ward
assembly hall on Friday evening at Z
o'clock. Refreshments will be served,
and reminiscent addresses will be de-
livered by the following ex-officers:
Brigadier General Franklin D.. Rich
ards, General R. T. Burton, Adjutant
General H. B. Clawson, Brigadier Cen
eral Brigham Young, Brigadier Cen
eral j. D. 7. McAllister, Colonel G.. M.
Ottinger, Colonel J. R. Winder, Colonel
T. G. Weber, Major John Clark and
others.
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LILY B. KENYON.

beLeIlClaTy.
P. S.-If the late Sam ]. Kenyon had
taken an ordinary life policy in an old
system company, n paid the same
amount in premiums as he paid the
Mutual Reserve his wife would have
received only $500. 90, instead of
$40 900. 90. Gain by being insured in the
Mutual Reserve" $11. 500. 90.
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11A-ACRE fruit farm, East Mill Creek,
coo peach, 200 apple, 200 prune: 200 Bartlett
pear and mixed fruit, all choice varieties,
Z years old; l acre in Strawberries and
currants and grapes; fine water right.
Will trade for property in the east or
northeast part of the city. Weir, 40 West
Second South.
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EXTRAORDINARY OFFER. Rooming
house, central location. well furnished,
light and airy; rooms always occupied
with good tenants; steam heat; owner
sale at enormous discount. Stein, with
r. l.. Tracy, 232 Main.
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spiritualists. Attention,

The fifty-first anniversary of modern
S~piritualism will be celebrated at the A.
O. u. w. hall March 81. All are cor
daily invited.
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The Kelley Institute

for the cure of drunkenness, NOR
phine and cigarette habits. The only
Kelley Institute in the state. Address
box $50, Salt Lake, Utah.
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Utah Coal

Castle Gate and Winter Quarters.
lump, nut and slack; anthracite, all
sizes. D. j. SHARP, Agt.,
IS South Main. Telephone No. 429.
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FOR SALE--REAL T

BARGAINS TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
$1.0no, Groom brick, lot 50x155.
81. 200. 3 houses. west side, 6xS.
$3.50, groom house, 24x165.
$3.50. 4-room brick, stable, 25x155.
$500, S houses, good investment.
1000, Groom house and barn, worth
s $1,000.
$500, 7-room modern house, worth So. 500.
&. 900. East First South, house and lot.
5ix165.
McGurrin & Co, IS West Second South.
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The Wiscomb company have for sale
the fine cakes that We're formerly to be
had at the Woman's Exchange.
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AUCTION SALES.

THE FURNITURE, carpets, rockers,
chairs, linoleum, ETC., ETC.. etc, of sixty
terms to suit. 1. x. l.. Secondhand store,
IS East Second South street. P. A. Soren-
SON.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-26

FUTILE BROS bargains in homes and
lots merit investigation. Our time is
yours to show property and costs you
nothing. To buy, rent or loan money, see
futile Bros. 149 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-26

Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. F. Arm
strong, president; j. E. Game, cash
Ter; "a East First South street.
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DYElNG AND CLEANING.

UTAH STEAM Dye Works, 81 Richards
street. Ladies' and gents clothing clean
ed, dyed and repaired.
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A FARM that is a farm; y miles from

A FARM that is a farm; u miles from
city; 20 acres well improved, with 20
shares of first-class water right; 4-room
brick house, summer kitchen, fine cellar,
vineyard, about 200 young bearing fruit
trees, ali varieties; 10 acres lucern, bal
nee for grain and other farm products;
all the stock II farm implements. Worth
5000, will sell for 5000. A. Richter, SO
West Second South.
FIvE-ROoMED HOUSE and four acres
of land in Bountiful, with good water
right. Apply James Sessions, Bountiful.
WE SELL real estate. That's ALL Tut
tie Bros. 149 Main; red ball signs.
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STEAM HEATING.

E. G. HARRIS. with the David James
Co. steam and hot water heating. No. 81
Main street.
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PERSONAL.

z ADIEs! Chichestef's English Fennyroyai Pills
Ia Diamond Brand, are the Best: safe. Reliable
for Ladies, IN LETrEE by Return Mall. At Druggistt
Chichester Chemical Co., Philada., Pa-
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ELECTRICAL.

FOR GOOD, RELIABLE Electric Work
of all kinds, chandeliers, globes, shades
and telephones, go to b. G.. Holdings. 40
West First South. next to Calder's. Tele-
phone call 403, 2 rings.
ARE YOU GOING to put in electric
light? If so, come and see the largest
stock of electric fixtures in the city, made
up of the latest and most elegant designs.
Our prices are all right, too" We
wholesale as well as retail. No trouble to
show goods. Salt Lake Electric Supply
Co., Is West First South street. Tele-
phone No. 6.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
Groshell. sole agent Utah.. 81 Main. EX-
pert cash register repairing.
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aamberger sells coal right.

Ford's hotel uses P. V. spring water
ice.
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DRESSMAKING

MADAME GALBRAITH wishes to an
nounce that she is now ready for spring
orders. A nice line of silks and trim
mings always on hand. Estimates 1fven
on complete suits, including making and
material. Tailor-made gowns a speciality.
Careful attention given to mail orders.
Very respectfully, Partisan Dressmaking
Parlors, over Deseret National bank.
LATEST STYLES, workmanship and
fit u~nequalled. Reception room. Nine.
C. Mcdonald, 20 Eagle block.
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Select families use P. V. spring water
ice
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DR.. E. M. Keysor's
method of Filling Teeth is Painless
1872 Main street, Auerbach building.
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FOR RENT.

ONE 12-stall brick barn, in rear of The
atre. Apply to Spencer Clawson & Co.
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MEDICAL.

DIR. E. s.. PAYNE. 142 South Main
street. Specialist in diseases of women
and children; satisfaction guaranteed in
every case. Call or write 10 above ad-
dress.
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UMBRELLA REPAIRS.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

SEE MCONAHAY for diamonds. Al
West Second South.
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FOUR-ROOM house and barn, No. 1913
South First West.
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LUMBER DEALER.


PARKER LUMBER CO., wholesale
dealers in Windows, Doors. Mouldings.
Building and Roofing Papers, Mill Work;
estimates given. Send for our prices and
discounts; Salt Lake City. Utah.
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MISCELLANEOUS

I REPAIR and have new parts for all
toves. Lovett. 272 State street.
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MUSICAL.
CLAIRVOYANTS.

MRS. P. FONTYN, Clairvoyant and
Trance Medium. 267 South West Temple.
Public meeting tonight, s o'clock. Admis-
sion 10 cents.
MRS. P. FONTYN, C%lairvoyant and
Trance Medium, 267 South West Temple.
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BLACKSMITH SHOP AND TOOLS for
rent. Apply to Kaysville Coop, Kays-
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R NJ AND VENTILATING.

P. ]. MORAN-Steam and hot wafer
heating and ventilating apparatus. No. 70
West Second South. u
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w. w. HALL. White House drug store.
Ffzst-class watch repairing.
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NEWLY FURNISHED rooms. Apply
The Gladstone, III Main street.
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let fever and no evidence Of spread, LEGAL
quarantine has been raised against infected
houses by the city physician.
pONHAM.--rhr order has been placed Tor
thf machinery for Bonham's new houring
mill. The mill VIII be OF 200 barrels capacity
aud will have an engine OF 200 horsa power
WACO County Commissioner II. G. Cowan
Is very III Of pneumonia aud persists Ia Tue
belief that ho will die, which has caused ma
physicians TO give up the case rs hopei.ss
CALl..-Thls piaco has hem suffering ne
incoi,nnience cOns, Queut upon an epidenhf
OF monales II the discas7 keeps spreading =
low wprbs longer. 1t Viii ne compelled TO hunt
new Folds in s.agvh Of victims.
DlsNIsON, There IS one thing very notice :
allie in the country around Denisou. wh'eh 10
the utter lack " plowng. The farmers have
{ onned up their ground and gotten In shape
nnlhinh Of importance has been done
LoCKHART. "A mactlng Ct George =.
Picket camp No. $40 has been called for ths
FIRST Saturday in March noxt, 10 pr.pafe toF
the trip to Charleston to the annual reuliol.
HAKROLp-.Last Saturday morning. twti n
nllen south Of this place, DC stuart was NJ
M by VI straugc man With two reyclycrs anu
relieved Of his horse, bride and aaddle' Ino
robber LETT two ponies tied Ia fence wDtIF
bn mad cnmpcd. heavily armed posse is "
pursuit
WICHITA FALLs.--Hester's grocery store
at Iowa Park was broken open, ont ihe
,hiau lime Alex Abrights store NJ luIslts
ans robbed OF considerable clothing and COM
irppty Tho burglar WAS followed ny q con,
stable. lie suddenly arose from Dehlhp Z
r liTnp of bushes. leyelcd a shotgun on tnt
ceEetablo aud compelled him 10 dlsmonlli ana
wv ur his horse The rohber then mocntel
tho oonstablo's horse and made good mis- CO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-22
MASSACRE WAS ORDERED
Philippine Officers Ordered the Slaughter Of All For
egners in Manila

Washington February 81 The follow
ing dispatch was received this evening
from General Otis;
Adjutant General, Washington.
Manila, February 81, Following issued
by an Important officer OF the In
surgent government at Maloos. February
To- 1899. for execution during that even
ing and night In this city. Otis.
l. You viii so dispose that at s O'Clock
at night the individuals OF the territorial
militia at your order will be found united
in all of the streets OF San Pedro. armed
with their baios and revolvers or guns and
ammunition. If convenient,
9. Philippine families only will be re-
spected. They should not be molested. but
all other individuals, OF whatever race they
may be- will be cxterminated without any
army of occupation
8. The defenders OF the Philippines IN
your command will attack the guard ut
Billibd and marriott and release the pris-
oners at Presidarios, and, having accom-
plished that, they will be armed saying
selves OH the Americans and eNtermlnate
| them that we may take our revenge for
the infamy and trcachery which they have
committed on us. We have no compass
| sion en- them. Attack with vigor. All
| PHILIPPINES en- masse Will second you.
Long live philippine independence"
| 5. The order which will be followed In
the attack is as follows; The Snapshots
ers of Londo and Santa Anna will begin
the attack from without and these shots
will be the signal of the military Of Trozo
Brondo, Quiato and Simpaloc TO SO out into
the street and do their duty; those of pake
Armita and Malate. Santa Cruz and San
Miguel will not start until L. o'clock un-
less they see that their companions need
assistance.
G. The military of Londo will start out
at . o'clock in the morning. If all dc
their duty our revenge will be complete
Brothers. Europe contemplates us, We
know how to die as men, shedding oui
blood in defense Of the liberty OF oul
country Death to the tyronts,
War with without quarter 10 the falst
Americans who have invaded us Eithe,
independence or death!
The portion of Otis dispatch indicated
by dashes officials were unable to deciphe
tonight. There is no fourth" paragraph
in the insurgent statement as furnished &
the press.