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cAsuAITrhs Ar MANIA.

List Of the American LOSSES In The
| Fighting on Mondl..
Washington March 15.-General Otis has
| cablcd the following list of casualties suf-
fcrcd by the United States TROOPS DAY pc
fore yesterday.
| Adiutaut General, Washington
Manila. March 15.-casualties on March
IS, near Caloocan: Killed Twentieth
Kansas. company L, Private James W.
Kline.
Near Guadalupe; Killed Twenty-sec-
ond infantry, company B, Private George
! Stewart company *, Whine T. Munson,
| company d. Private Wesley Honnessy.
! Wounded Second infantry, conn sAy M,
Privates VIM. Reushart. leg moderate;
company d, Willett Herman. scalp slight;
| VIM 9. o Brien, head, severe, John M1ba-
| hill. scalp, slight; company a Theodore
! y. Mlzener. finger, severe; Daniel Car
roll. forearm, slight; company Il, Joseph
! HOFFMAN, thigh, severe; Joseph 3. Cox,
I thumb, severe; company 7. Joseph Black,
chest severe; David Mulhollanu, arm,
moderate.
Twentieth infantry: Company X, Cor
! poral Chris. Thompson. side, severe; COM
pany p, Prvates Charles Simon, back;
company X. Thomas Miller. hand severe;
| '''bl''FhS NJ ~ NUN .NdSu, hAtNi GtNSIt
company NJ Richard +. Piper, thign
slight; Charles Davis, neck, severe
Second Oregon: Company B, Private
Walter Irwin. foot, moderate accidental
| injury.
Twcnty-cocoud infantry: Company q.
Corporal Charles j Usley, confusion in
side
| Twentieth infantry Company r. Prl-
Yates Wm. Sampaon, spralned ankle:
company NJ. Adolph G.. Keeper. spralued
ankle; company 3, Peter J. Phelaii, hand.
Hoffman, sprained ankle.
| On March u. near Guadalupe: Killed:
First Washington company f, Private
Ralph Van Buskirk. Wounded: Second
Oregon, company D, Privates Afford Gar.
den, chest severe; company It, w. o. K
Dcdson, ankle. slight; company E. Chas.
j. Olsen. foot severe.
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ONE AMERICAN KILLED.


Philippines Opened Fire on the Kan
sas outp0uts.
Manila, March 10. $50 u. n,.--The
insurgents at the outposts and in the
trenches beyond CaIoocan fired sew
erai yofieys last night upon the
Kansas volunteers and "a part of the
Fourth regulars, dcsirinG, 1t is sup
posed, Ia discover If the American
line had been Trimmed by thS move
ment of General Wbeaton's com
mand. The Americans In the trench
es replied warmly TO the fire.
IL. Y. iieecher OF company 4 of the
Montana regiment was killed in the
engagement.
battalion OF the Twentieth regu-
lar infantry routed sinai, band OF
PHILIPPINES on the Lagouna road.
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LIBERTY on DEATH.

shiiIpinos Are Not Satisfied simpi,
10 Change TnSLmasters
New York. March l5.-Sixto Lopez. the
secretary of Agoneillo, the representative
OF Agunaldo, leader of the PHILIPPINES, with
Dr. Ice Lopsda, q member of the PHILIPPINE
junta, sailed for southampton today on the
American liner ST. Paul. They refused to
discuss national aflairs within the juris-
dcticn of the United States hut said that
rthev were sorry that the Americans.
who boast so much about freedom are try
ing 70 make their poor people slaves"
"The PHILIPPINES we're fighting for libertv
long before the United States came into
existence, remarked Lopez, and they
were not going to give up the battle be-
cause taskmasters have been changed from
Spaniards TO North Americans. Our cry Is
liberty or DEATH
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pHlLIrINos AnE r,GHrnRs.
Their aist of Dead shows Tint They
ASe nrnNe mud Sfuhhnrn

Their bist OF Dead shows Tint They
tSe Brave aud stubborn.
London, March 16.--The Daily Graphic
publishes this morning letter from
British naval officer at Manila, dated
February II. describing the beginning of
the lighting between the Americans and
PHILIPPINES, which. he says. was due to an
attempt on the part of the latter to rush
an American post.
The British officers. he continues, were
rot allowed to land until the day follow
ing the battle and were even then pro-
biblted from going 20 the front. but on
yesterdays battlefield l saw PHILIPPINE
prisoners burying heaps ot their dead.
ut can not for moment be doubted
that the Americans fought with gallantry
and pluck, while the rebels, who were
armed with Mausers and Remingtons,
maintained \ stubborn defense. Their
dead Lodies testify to this. II Is also clear
that the PHILIPPINES were astounded and
demnralized by the American tactics and
the vigorous pursuit the Americans kept
Up throughout the day instead OF falling
back, as the Philippines expected them TO
do,
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GOVERNOR T. c. FLETCHER, OF MISSOURI

Hon. Thomas G. Fletcher. the noted war
governor of the State of Missouri, is
great friend OF pe-ru-na. He writes:
The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Com
pany, Columbus, Ohio.
Gentlemen-For years have been af-
ficted with chronic catarrah. which has
gone through my whole system, and no
one knows the torture and misery ] have
passed through My doctor has prescribed
various remedies. and have never found
any relief until I was persuaded by a
friend to use DR.. Hartmans Pe-ru-na.
After the use of one bottle I feel like a
new man. 1t also cured me of dropping
I had in my throat, and built my system
UP generally. To those who are suffering
with catarrh | take pleasure in recon-
nending your great medicine. Very re-
specially, Thomas G. Fletcher.
Catsrrh in Its various forms is rapidly
becoming National curse. An I'M
doubted remedy has been discovered by
DR.. Hartman. This remedy has been
thoroughly tested during the past forty
years. Prominent men have come TO
know OF it's virtues and are making pub
lie uttersnees on the subject. To save the
country we must save the people. To
save the people we must protect them from
disease. The disease that Is at once the
most prevalent and stubborn of cure is
catarrh.
Miss Minnie Armstrong, the author Of
1.-The Modern Evil" and a we'll known
newspaper woman OF New York city.
writes the following letter to Dr. Hart
man:
So W. l17th ST.. New York, Jan. 81. 90.
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SHORT NfwS STORIES.

cHIcAGo.-Cc Won Bldenfeld was ae
Quilted q tho murder of charles Mcdonald.
AsuEviLl.E, \, CIV. E. Brosse presi.
given ten years In the penitentiary. He viii
appeal.
NEW YoRK.--Tho executive council Of tho
American Bankers association met In this
civ Cleveland. Ohio, was selected as the
next meeting place
NEWPORT NEWS Waffle transport
sedsewick arrived from Santiago. havins
aboard the Eighth Illinois regiment OF col
cred volunteer Infantry
NEW YoRK.--on board tie Transport Sher.
idAh bound for the Philippines "a Thomas p
coneu, Formerly the middle distance cham
pion runner OF the world.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark.--About a dozen women
Witnessed The prtse tight between Oscar Gard
draw at the end OF the twentieth round.
ROCHESTER,. n. Y.--Mlss susan n An.
thony VIII attend the convention OF the IN.
tarnatienal council OF woiuea TO be hold In
Westminster hall, London. about tho middle
OF June
ALBANY, n. Y.--Covsrnor Roosevelt has
refused to commute the sentence OF Martha
flaco, the Brooklyn murderess aud ghe viii
nn eieeuoouted some day next week at Sing
Slug prison,
SAVANNAH. Ga.--rae sixth unttee s,s,ss
voltnieer infantry (white irununes) was mus
tered cut here, The men acre IRON North
carolina, Tennessee and kentucky The men
ueHNNSu tNNtiitNtlyt
TAI LE ouAH, l. John Rlchs. n de,.
MY United States marahal was murdered
nj his home while asleep BY Matthew Crair
who bad been arrested by the victim FOR ssil
ms liQuor 70 the Indians. craiS escaped.
NEW YORK. Mrs Howard Gould, who was
MISS katherine Ciemmons, refuses 70 net foot
again aboard Of her husbands Rig siean,
yfehi the NIAGARA, which she christ ned ana
~ vessel Il hoodno S1s'"s
MENico CRY The EAperansa min, !, -,
ufo Que 81 the famous lnlnes n fhis ,s,,' -
has beon bonded 70 ~ English sraa
yr n WnsSn pnrs up SletVA I. rfsis nsns,
Ihs price n the mine Il nxsd h, stolpsn,
so'e abn she option sSpires April n
NeM Npiik.-A wonan diri susdenl, 4,
Z oeofstsn o. West tlfty-eirnth 4 wy,
ene ee elSaT ane has sera iacatiiei
sfvSnter q wealthy planter Shet, "a ','
~ sH ~, nscn sieA III leiie,Re hssp.tai INA
! sae wy hospital on Blackwcus ls,sud
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Virgil Galancr given death sentence
AZ Galveston for the murder OF his mother
mas been given new trial.
TeSarkana specialist has been re.
manded to jail without bail on charge
Of abducting a married woman.
Last case o. smallpox at San Diego has
been discharged.
Two new cases Of smallpox are reported
st Alice.
/. and G. y. Is said to have determined
TO abandon Galveston and promote Qun-
tana and velasco as nmr~r excursion
points.
Fast Texas Brptlsts will build college
at Palestine.
Il. j. kleberg of Corpus Christi was
elected president of the Texas Cattle
Ralsers association; important resolutions
were adopted.
The Cameron mill at Rookland is to re-.
sumo operations In April
Methodist bishops and ministers are in
session at Fort Worth to consider sduca-
tonal matters.
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SMALLPOX epidemic.
Compulsory Vaccination Resorted II,
In North Carolina.

In North Carolina.
Raleigh, n. c., March 15.-smalipoS
continues to spread in this State. Up TO
tonight its presence has been reported in
twenty counties of the State SO rapidly
is the disease assuming the proportions OF
an epidemic that the State board OF health
has appointed smallpox inspector, he
will visit infected districts, compel quar-
antine of patients and direct their trss'-
ment He began service today me as
ease is especially bad among the mill ope-
ratiyes -.
At Greensboro the officers have given .ns
people three days notice to be yacclnateo
and three days failure 20 comply VIII
subject the offender to $50 fine.
Unless the epidemic Is speedily cheekeo
compulsory vaccination will be orasreu
ever the entire State.
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uuAEsrIc.

Striking coal miners in Fort Smith sec
tion arc returning TO work.
Rhode Islend republicans Endorsed Nc.
Kinlcy's administration.
Lieutenant Davis says half the cannot
meat sent to Cuba was thrown away and
some had dead magGots init.
Army officers who served in Cuba tesii-
ned that the meat was unfit to eat. SOM
OF II being covered with maggots.
hioods IN Alabama and Georgia caused
bad washouts on the railroad.
cyclone wrecked number Of houses
near Birmingham, Ala.
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WHEATON'S GOOD WORK
Three thousand PHILIPPINES Dislodged and
Two Towns Taken.
FOUR HUNDRED PRISONERS CAPTURED
The insurgents Had Thrown Their
Guns In tho Riyer---Joss 10 the
Americans WAS Light.

Washington March 15.--The following
cispeteh from General Otis has been re-
ceiycd:
Adjutant General Washington
Manila March i5.-Three thousand in-
surRents moved down last night to tho
towns o. Pssig and Paleros. on the shcrs
Of Lagouna bay fronting wheaton's troops
on he fasig river line. b. heavy fight
ing Wheaton has dslodged and dfiyen
,hcm backs taking 100 prisoners and in
iiicting heavy loss in killed and wounded.
lie reports his loss as very msderats.
lie now occupies these towns, with SUI
ieient force to hold them. otis.
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rH,llr,No LOSSES.
Americans Capture Hundreds of
Prioners. All Of Them Inarmed.

Americans Capture Hundreds of
Prioners. All Of Them Inarmed.
Manila. March Is, $3.50 p, m.--Priyate
Fornoff OF company l., Twentieth regiment,
was killed Private Newman. company r,
Twentieth regiment, wounded, Private
Carroll, company A, Twenty second regi-
ment. wounded Private Marshall, COM
pany b. Twenty second regiment Is
wounded. Private Combs, company c.
Twenty-second regiment. is wounded. Pri-
vate Rogers, company l., Twenty second
regiment. is wounded.
About $50 Philippines surrendered at the
town OF Taguig TO the Washington reg-
ment. aud 175 PHILIPPINES We're captured at
Paslg BY the Twentieth regiment. Our
troops found 1O6 dead PHILIPPINES and 100
new graves near Paslg,
The prisoners We're unarmed and there
fore il is presumed they executed their
threat OF throwing their arms into the
river.
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GERMAN ARMY BILL.


An Increase May BE Provided nj IN.
Expiration of Five Years.
Berlin. March f5,--The negotiations IN.
day between the government and the lead
ers In the .reichstag have resulted In an
agreement by which DR.. Lleber. the center
leader, viii introduce tomorrow hesides
passing the budget committees report ON
the hnal reading OF the military bin mn
additional resolution providing IL al the
expiration Of the military duinqnenate
period of FIVE years. Il is found that the
s,any can not be maintained on a satls-
t,apsorS tooling with tho now peace ef-
faetiva, the latter win he Increased II 10
GENERALLY believed that this understanding
VIII end the crisis.
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Memphis, Tenn. March iS,--The wood
men q the World goi 10 work promp,ly
out Beyond the appoinImen, Of tho com.
m''tees and ths reading ~ the rssor,s I,
'n' SOVEREIGN elsrs, J Yates o. omaaa
nv soNartisn BAaAer Rose. nothing az
'o %, wRs accomplished
tnc repori Of Sovereign Clerk Yatos
s -! lna5 during ne year iSas ths DEAN
end ibis q small decrease oxs, ~ =
yioMs record. - =
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spatu VIII patisy rre.,,.

Madrid, March l5,-'rhe cabinet council
this evening decided that the treaty OF
peace with the United States should be
ratified Immediately after the dissolution
Of the eortes which win probably be de.
creed tomorrow. The elections to the ROW
chamber win be axed for April l5. aud to
the senate April 80, the new cortes TO
assemble ON May 2.
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newspaper sellers Demand Con.
eemnaticr Of the Assembsy.

UEesvxnn pcr sellers Demand Com
eemnntion ~ the Assembfy.
Havana, March l5.--NooI.- General Co
meg conferred With Governor General
Brooke about Il o'clock until noon to-day
The junta patriotica dissolved last night
after passing resolutions and adheriag 10
Gomez.
number OF newspaper sellers gathered
this morning at the ofics OF Havana
neEspaper. which had not criticised the
action Of the military assembly on Satur-
day In terms strong to suit the people,
and they required that today the paper
issue an edition containing an article
showing that the paper sided with the
people. also notifying The management that
the newspaper sellers would refuse TO sell
This paper II the request was not complied
with
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DADS.

New York banking firm has given out
information concerning the Texas and Pa
citic-Iron Mountain plan,
Another change has been made IN the
rate on cotton piece goods to Texas com
mon poluts.
Matter of Mexican rates is under cousd-
Grafton at st. Louis conference.
Several large lines will build their own
cars rather than patronize the trust.
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TonrIsts' llotci for cornu..

Corpus Christi, Texas. March l4.-J o.
HardwicAel Who has spent several weeks
IN Corpus irving TO set people Interested
n a tourists hotel, left mere yesterday
lor dahitou Coles who're he goes for she
p9rposc OF Organizing d stock comprny
Win fsosVvs capital 70 open the large
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nLlNnEp ny yIrRaL.
A 81. Louis Widow the Victim NJ a.,
Inknn,vn INnu,n..

81 iouis Widow the Victim of an
tnkpown Woman.
~ Louis March l5.--The best men on
the force of Chief OF Detectives Desmond
are engaged today in looking for an I'M
known woman who called at the residence
OF Mrs NJ. F. Mcvean. widow, and threw
yitriol in the latters face. binding her
tally. 'Nst Ia
netore Incoming unconscious Mrs Nc
sean tod her sister Miss McCraw. that
= strange woman, whom she described
o os.a her 10 the door by ringing the he'll
her face - pViut lntp
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SUMMARY OF TO-DAY
WASHINGTON.

Panama Canal company will take mum
Der OF senators and congressman on
triu TO the ist5mls.
Mckinley. Hobart and Hanna arc snid
10 have gone to brownsville to confer re-
garding the next presidential campaign.
A clique OF regular army officers are
conBpiring to prevent the advancement Of
General Wheeler
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AN nsrnnrnIslNc OUTFIT.

Fhnrmn Canal COMPANY to Give
Congressman "a Junisci.
Washington. March l5.-About sixty
senators and representatives have accepted
Invitations for trip that has been plan-
ned to Inspect the routes OF the proposed
Nicaragua and Panama canals. coming
home by way of Santiago aud other points
OF interest In the West Indies. They will
20 as the guests OF the Panama Canal
company, In accordance with an Invitation
eNtended at the last day OF congress to the
house committee on rivers and herhors
and the senate committee ON Commerce.
IRE Invitation has hsten extended 20 ma
70 include number OF members Of boih
buses outside OF the committee.
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SPANISH orFroEn,s JUDGMENT.


Common Soldiers Are Good
Madrid. March i5.--An extraordinary
speech mado by General caatelianes, the
spanish governor general OF Cuba, who
was recently appointed captain genera OF
Madrid. to the soldiers during an insnee.
ilon which he made nc the barracks yes-
lefday has caused intense anger in mill.
ihe captain general sald: There Is only
soldier himself As 10 the ofaeera ~ thss.
are detelict in their duty am accustomed
TO send them TO the galieys"
me oilicers have drmanded that tho
minister OF war take action In the matter.
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Costa Rioa's minister at Washington
says his country Ia tranquil.
castellaros says the only good thing IN
The spanish army is the common soldier.
ana the officers are very indignant
Debate IN the house OF commons shows
that the Standard Oil trust Il trying to
rst monopoly IN Grent Britain.
Spanish cories 10 be dissolved tpday and
the treaty ratified
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IMPORTANT NEWS.
crp.S AFFAIRS.

Newspaper sellers in Havana refuse to
hhndc papers which do not condemn the
assembly.
oucsada says II the assembly is let alone
II Will soon dissolve.
Gomez win proceed with the distribution
OF the 5000, 600 to rhe Cuban troops and
ignore the assembly
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s.,.l,.er. neturn 10 WORK.

Fort smith. Ark. March 15.-The striN-
ing miners at Hobart have returned 70
work. Tn, Sc In the Bahbitt mines AZ
Howe have made terms wish the operators
and are returning to work. The operators
agreed to reinstate all the strikers. Else
where the conditions are unchanged.
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LOCAL.

The Southwestern Ice Manufacturers
association concluded It's fourth annual
meeting.
Reports showing tho work OF the Faith
Home aud the Houston Humane Society.
The new patrol wagon in service.
A general meeting at o'clock this a.
ternoon to arrange for the observance of
San Jsciu.o day.
The senate committee inspecting tho
penal institutions of the state.
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y Santiago Dc Cuba. March 15.-Last night
! mass meeting was held 70 protest against
the action Of the Cuban ASSEMBLY with
reference to General Mssimo Gomez and
Senior Gonzales de Quessda. The Veterans
association Issued manifesto against The
meeting, urging the people not to attt"'
but apparently 1. bud an effect just oppo-
site to that Intended, for the crowd was
tremendous and the nanie of Gomez was
received with great enthusiasm.
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Defeated rhrce Thou.and Reber..

Manila, March is, 4:4o p, m,-General
Lloyd Wheaton, commanding the United
States flying squadron. attacked and de-
feated force Of 5000 Philippines at Pasig
this afternoon, irnicting heavy losses upon
them. The American loss was slight. The
Americans captured $50 PHILIPPINES. Many
bodies OF rebels killed in the engagement
are Boating down the river.
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pr S. B. Hartman, Columbus. Ohio.
For an overworked brain and nervous
prostration Pe-ru-ra is invaluable. and for
general tonic it has no equal. In De-
cember, 1892, while connected with the ST.
Paul Press, was taken violently i'll with
cerebro-spinal meningitis, and for two
months my physicians had but slight hopes
of my recovery. When I began to conva-
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FRANCES APTITUDE.
Gould Only Act as intermediary He
INcen Spain md Anicricr

LONDON March l5.--A special dispatch
from Madrid says Premier Silyela in an
interview Just published there spoke in
lavor Of The intervention OF France for the
purpose q obtaining permission from the
United States for spain to resume direct
associations for The release OF the span-
ish prisoners held by the Philippine rebels.
Washington March i5.--At the French
EMBASSY e Is said hat no move has been
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Costa Rinn -. :. 49,.

washington Marach i5,-Air calvo, the
minister OF Costa RIGA, gave out a siste-
ment today denying The report brouvb,
y passenger Of q steamer reach,ag New
NAlHo declares that cnrresponaenesz 3, .
vttyfd by ihe same steamer shnws ~.
country 70 be perfectly tennauii.
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made to induce the United States TO per-
nit direct negotiations with the Philip
pines by Spain for the release Of Spanish
prisoners. IT is pointed out that the term
Intervention OF France" Is erroneous as
there could be no intervention under any
circumstances. All that the embassy will
do is to act as the channel for communal
eating SPANS request that she be allowed
to treat with the rebels.
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lessee they told me
I must have absolute
rest for two years,
for IL ] resumed my
literary lsbors be
fore that time 1
would either die or
go insane. A friend
indunad ma ta trv
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, pmN bey herse, Y hands high, shed ~,
Mn''t y br%'se, has leather s,ran a-.,,..',
nsch N',il nay 81 g yslupned IA ~ I,
y ',tl's ~ ~ lahia, Ssganth ana f,nj,nnhi-
tpefts j., X Anderson. shor.n
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Texas postmasters appointed today: Bottom
mar county. Frsnk d Ilutshinnsr '"'wev' La
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Alta Vista hotel south OF this city as a
irst-class tourists hotel, The committee
Of the board of trade who have been So
liciting stock to the enterprise among Oar
citizens have abandoned their labors to
await the result Of Mr.. Hardwicke's visit
north He expects 10 return here WITH
all arrangements completed within few
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me pHILIppINE SITUATION.

General whsaton's brigade again drove
back the PHILIPPINES, killing many and taxi
Ina number OF prisoners.
sixto Lopez says the Philippines want lib
eIty or death, and not a new taskmaster.
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WASHINGTON nRIEFs.

Washington. March H. -Represanta,,vo t,t.
ptrk mas nominated for appointment az cadet
g me military academy al West Point. James
N N cram OF cnero, Texas. aud as alternate
a. tho twin sons OF the late Hon. W IL
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sav ne pesteiiice al sugarloat coryell county
Slsrcs nAS st pssn ordered discontinued after
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SPORT.

Races at ingteside run without book
making.
Manager for Fitrsimmons and Jetfries
in New York wransliug over tho picture
privileges.