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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-04-20
DOMESTIC.

Chicago May wheat, 72ssc.
A bad Are occurred ut Alma, Wis.
The lshpeming mining strike ended.
The Observation-Disclosures fight IL OIL
Ex-senator Tabor IL dead at Denver
Iron workers In Chicago engaged in
riot.
Minneapolis defeated Chicago at
whist.
Floods begin In southern Minnesota
and Wisconsin
Twelve lives were lost in flood at
Glendive. Mont.
Census Director Merriam fixed tho
enumeration districts.
l.. V. Brockius OF Canton, Ohio, died
of paralysis, aged 70 years.
The Arkansas antitrust law threat.
ems to destroy labor organizations.
Commencement orations were abol-
ished at the University of Minnesota.
The Northern Pacific car shops at
Mandan, N. d., were partially burned.
Former Supreme Court Justice Ste
iphen j. Field died at Washington,
Aged SO.
President Thurber OF the United
States Export association argued In
favor Of trusts.
NJ. K. Brown, president of the Chi
oago city railway, died from an opera
ton for appendicitis
Almon M. Clapp, at one time United
States government printer, died In
Washington, aged IS years.
Leading churches In Columbus, o.,
have decided to enforce n rule that
ladies must remove their hats.
Tho G. G. Washburn Touring mills
In Minneapolis are bought by the
Washburn-Crosby company.
Andrew Carnegie by selling n vacant
block on Fifth avenue, New York,
made 100000 in four months.
France presented to the American
people two beautiful Sevros vases as
n pledge of sympathy and friendship,
The Kansas farmers have formed n
trust. They propose to hold their
wheat in order to force higher price.
The Chicago election commissioners
have completed the official count of
the ballots east Mt tho mayoralty cleo
ton. Harrison received 14S,At2. Car
ter l07. 439, Altgold 47162, Harrlson's
plurality 40,97S.
Moses w. Dodd, founder OF tho pub
fishing house of podd. Mead \ Co.,
died at New York He was Sc years
old. ,Ert=.
Candidates for the West Point Mill
tary academy had hard battle with
boys OF the village of Highland Falls,
N. Y.
Astonishing revelations are prom
iced in New York city rs Il result OF
the work of the Mazet Investigating
committee.
The Pallium the insignia of his of.
flee as archbishop, was conferred upon
Mgr, Chapello at the New Orleans Ca
thedral.
The executive committee of the In.
dianapolis monetary convention adopt
ed gold standard resolution for the
benefit OF congress.
The cruiser Detroit has been orderet
to Bluefields, Nicaragua and Port IA
mon Costa Rico, to protect the inter.
ests OF Americans.
William ]. Bryan will publish hool
entitled Republic or Empire--Th,
Philippine Question. In which he ar
CUES against Imperialism.
The trouble among the Christia,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-04-20
WINDMILL 200 YEARS OLD.

One of the oldest windmills of the
marshes OF Norfolk, England, where
the marsh country is often very
beautiful, is quaint. Its wooden tower
still deties the strength of the winter
winds which sweep across the low
lands from the sea, but two of its
canvas frame sails are gone, and those
that remain are fast falling into decay
For 200 years 1t has been one OF the
safeguards or the adjoining meadows
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-04-20

The indictment against Roland Mo-
lineux OF New York for sending poiso.
to Harry Cornish, which caused the
death OF Mrs. Adams, has been dis
missed on a technicality.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-04-20
LEES SHARP LETTER
HE DEMANDS RETURN OF SOUTH
DAKOTA VOLUNTEERS.
PLAIN WORDS FOR M'KlNLEY

Governor Says the War of Humanity
Is Ended and His State Feels That
Its Soldiers Have Fulfilled Every
Obligation they Owe Their Coun-
try and Its Flag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
VOLCANO
FOR SALE
Who Bids? Going,
Going Gone!
pOp0CiTEPETL II FOR SALE
biggest Esrthauster In Mssieo
With Valuable Beds Of
sulphur.
POPOciTEPETL Il FOR SALE

MEXICO CITY. Mex. April Is
Who wants % buy a voleanof Old
popocstvpeti. guaranteed as TO age
and reputation. IL for sale. den.
Casper sancheE ochoa. owner OF the
property. has been negotiating with
various parties for Year past for a
transfer % his title to hard cash.
bat thus far no actual deal has been
made. Henry 4. Taylor, represent
inx a large sulphur concern IN Eng
land. f. tn Mexico for the second
time la connection with this matter,
and reports say that he has made
an ofrrr of Et0.o0o for Il.
Tn. extraction of sulphur from
popocatcpsti. General Oehoa says.
IL bound 20 be very rsmunsrative.
provided proper machinery Il em-
pioyed fot that purpose. Sulphur Is
valued at from IS e. $50 a ton. and
ssith proper apparatus for the min
Ing and extraction the Industry rep
resenta about 100 per cent. profii.
General ochoa IL figuring upon the
construction Of a galloway for the
extraction % the sulphur deposits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
THE GROOM
WENT INSANE
Married Only Two Weeks and
Must Go TO the Asylum.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. April 2s.-A.
Knowles. OF Gibson county. a groom
of two weeks. 81 ravinK maniac.
lie will be brought Go this city and
confined In the Southern Indiana In
sane asylum.
Knowles IN the Hon of one OF she
beat known farmers inGtbson coun-
~. lie had been attending school
at BLOOMINGTON. this state. for over
year. AMI would have graduated
IN . few weeks. He was taking the
Law course
About two weeks aKo Knowles re-
turned HON and was married. He
returned 10 college with his bride
and everything moved along nicely.
His bride noticed he acted strangely.
but thought nothing Of ~. A fsw
days arc the man iost his mind and
IL now violent. IL requires three men
10 hold Knowles in bed.
IL - thought that his mind gave
way from over-study. lie was one
OF the best students In college and
spent all his time at his books.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
CAPT. F0RTSON'S
TRAGIC DEATH

IN tho early morning af March "a.
while braVely leading his company
refnss Tao triafs nc paaie. IA the
face ~ deadly hall af bullets FROM
Fil'rians in ambush capt George H.
tart-oA soCeivtd a shot through tho
body which rhoftiy afterwards re-
rrIt.a lH h's de1fh That was the
tfagie entins of'g atlle's brave can-
tan rs contained In a letter innt
reeeivsd h. Nra, rertHun from FIRST
Ltaut Matt ". CnrmieY.
According 90 tha lcttcr. the insur-
rsass hAf advanced IL a point near
the Wnes ~ the Washington troops,
sud had intrenehed themselves
Thrir position WAS discovered. ard
Capt. Foriaan WAS detailed tn form
his lac 10 ahrmiah cut beyond tho
main line. n doing 20 " was found
necessary 10 crass the bridge.
The niHht waa dark. and the troops
asa not know whether they were so.
inE 10 enter Filipino hotbed or not.
hut u was theirs e. 40 or die. 50
across the bridge they went The
insurgents drew up GA both sides q
the bridge. and commenced pouring
a steady stream ~ shot Into tho
ranks uf the soldiers In the nrst
VuIIey Can't Fuftson and asrrt. Gov
inFton Zen. and az the second Priv
ete rattcraon fol- wah a bullet la
his thlEh
The wounded men we're taken %
the rear. and the camna ny reiterated
to the lines, waiting FOR daybreak.
Lieut., 0ormicf states In his letter,
that Capt Fartson was taken q the
hospital and although suffering ter
ribly. bore az hraveiy iika the man
he was. The bullet entered o. the
right u the pie 81 the stomach.
ranged downward. tearing the liver
and emerging FROM the back. Just
above the hIp-bnne. lie hled la
trrnaiiy. Tits being tire immediate
cause 81 his death Ills last words
we're IN regard "a his wife. aud while
suffering his only thoughts we're Of
her.
CAPT fartson'a body has been
placed IN niche IN the cemetery at
Pace. ami viii be Hsui home just aH
SOON a. possihis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28

establishments has not as yet been
decided. all probabilities they viii
continue to run and the capacity
may he Increased.
Following Is q list of the factories
on the coast embraced In the deal.
American Biscuit company. Of San
Francisco
Eclipse Cracker company, San
Francisco.
STANDARD Biscuit company, San
Francisco
Eagle Cracker q Biscuit company.
san Fraueiacp.
Southern California Cracker com
pany. Of Los Angeles.
bishop & Co, manufacturers, Los
Angeles
Portland Cracker company. OF
Portland.
oregon Cracker company. Port
land.
Seattle Candy & Cracker company.
Of Seattle.
Northwestern Cracker company,
Seattle.
Washington Cracker Manufhetur-
ing company. OF Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28

Captain eileen, Of the United states
army. and his party OF explorers.
expect 90 get away on the first ~
the month for vaidea. Just Whist
boat they will sail ON has not been
decided as yet. but n the Excelsior
Ia In they viii probably take passage
on her.
The personnel Of the party as ar
ranged up 60 date. IL as follows;
Capt eileen. commanding; Capt FL
iiott. Lieut.. Heron. Or. ~ X Car
ter: q. H. Thomas. J. =. Jenklnson
and VIM Morey. topoTraphers: II.
l.. Aberiy. hospital steward. and one
hospital corps man. There VIII be
nine packers and three guides. be-
sides a sergeant and twelve men,
Who are expected from Vancouver
barracks on the 10th. sixty horses
will be used on the expedition. nine
teen 81 witch are already up there.
and the balance win bike taken from
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28

Engineer Donald Stewart. OF this
city. some time ago proposed 10 tho
owner that n tunnel be driven from
a point about 900 meters below the
crater To tap the bottom OF the sui
phur deposits. At that time Gen.
oehoa's idea was to carry the cable
line up 10 tho peak and over to the
crater. a project which was lmprac-
tieable on account Of the very slen-
der support furnished by the narrow
lips Of the crater for the cable sup
ports. Impressed with the engineer
Ing difficulties. Gen. Ochoa now APP
proves Of the plan suggested by Mr.
stewart. TO tunnel the peak and TO
connect the mouth OF the tunnel with
the hamlet OF Tiamaoas To make
the connection between the tunnel
aud the proposed reduction work at
Tiamacas would require $4,000 feet
of cable, the longest galloway In
the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
HE KILLED THE
SPY VERY DEAD
Amateur Actor Killed at q
Church Rehearsal.

CLEVELAND, o. April 2s.-Dur-
ing the rehearsal of an amateur per-
formancc in the church hall of st.
Alphousus. corner OF Warren avenue
and the sehaefcr road. n most unfor-
tunaie element Of realism was intro
duced which caused the Death OF
Leonard Esper.
The young men Of the parish are
soon 10 produce for the benefit OF
the church a play called The Con-
federate Spy" and a number OF guns
had been borrowed for the rehear-
sal,
one was a shotgun. obtained from
Joseph Nocker. and the fact that a
charge was In the left barrel hai
been entirely forgotten by him since
the firing OF the right barrel on the
New Years eve.
Overcome with grief at the out
come Of an accident for which he
was responsible. but in no way to
blame. Frank Schacfer. the unfor-
tunate young man who discharged
the gun. is Frustrated.
The dead boy was playing the part
of the Confederate Spy, and In at
tempting to escape from prison. Is
fred upon by four union soldiers
After the volley the wounded man
staggered 10 n chair, and Drs' +. L.
Henry and r, y. Mcnamara were
Immediately summoned. Upon eN-
animation Il was found that 80 pei
let's OF No. Z shot had penetrated Es-
per's side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
A Former Wife Gets
100000
As A SECOND WEDDING PREVENT
Whist Gordon Mckay Did to Cheer
Mis- EI.psrtner In Securing
Another Mate.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. April Pc
II Isn't often that n man gives a
wedding present Of si0o. 600 to the
woman who has divorced him. upon
her second marriage.
That was what Gordon Mckay did
the other day when his beautiful for
mer wife. the mother Of his two chill
dren, was married in this city to
Adolph Won Buening.
She was the darling of McKay's
old age. As the daughter OF his
housekeeper. she had grown 10 ma
ture beauty under his eyes. lie had
raised her from comparatively
humble position. lavished his wealth
upon her and made possible her So
cial triumphs In European courts.
Hts generous act In his lonely old
age t. but characteristics, his friends
say. Of the man as his romantic. em-
FILTERED life has revealed him. The
other actors In this strange trio are
also romantic figures, well ftted for
such n strange. romantic tale.
Won Bruening II wealthy, having
an Income from his fathers iron
mines in Germany approximating
500. 600 year Formerly he was an
attaohe Of the German embassy in
washington. Now he IL member
Of the German embassy In Constan-
tinople.
He was n hero in his college days
on account Of his many duels, His
face bears many scars of wounds
received in these youthful enoount-
erH.
Mrs. Won Brueing Ia account a ty-
picnl American beauty"
Since she secured divorce In
Rhode Island In September, 1890. she
has received. IL is currently reported
the sum Of $4,000 annually. the use
OF n cottage In Newport ADJOINING
Ex-Governor Morton's, and a richly
Furnished house In Washington.
Gordon Mckay. her former hus-
band. IL himself something OF q
character. More than twice ms old
as his wife. he was for years her
devoted cavalier, and royalty he Law
lshed hle wealth upon his youne
wife. Yet he had all the thrift and
honor OF extravaganza Inherent IL
the native New Highlander.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28

WASHINGTON. April following dispatch received from
AFTER taking caumr MacArhurs div
lsoa crossed obstacles dv-
the railroad
Of the river remark
military skin Of Cot Funston under
discriminating Casualties Num-
the chief of tho stan Of the com
liass
thought TO be impossible That
received the
Yesterday attacked
Taeur Thoy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
JOHN {. hdclhANUS & SON, 9IS Second Avenue
SAD STORY
OF CRUELTY
A Wife Unable to Stand ,
Longer Attends Suicide.

CHICAGO. April 2S.--In the pres
ence Of her three children this az.
ternoon Mrs. Josephine Deuda at
tempted TO end her life by jumping
into the Chicago river from the west
end OF the Fullerton avenue bridge,
The screams OF the little ones as the
mother made the Wild leap attracted
the attention OF Bridge Tender ]. L.
schlake, who jumped into a boat and
rescued the woman. She was then
turned over to the Hals;er streeLpo-
lice. to whom she told a pidflil taia
Of abuse at the hands OF her hus-
band. For the past two months. shs
said. he had been out OF employ
ment. During the time he drank
heavily. his wife said. and beat her
almost daily. Driven To desperation
by her husbands cruelty, Mrs. Deu-
da. said, she finally decided TO kill
herself. The impulse came upon her
while she was wandering about with
her children,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
BIG HALisuT SHIPMENT

Within the past two days a large
amount 81 hailbut has arrived from
the cape. The nchovuera Alma. Ella
O. Admiral Dewey. and Nevermlnd
have ali arrived with heavy cargoes.
the former having 1000 pounds. the
Ella g.. $4,000. the Admiral Dewey.
10. 600. and the Nevermlnd 5000.
Much haiibut has also arrived from
tho north on the Alaska steamers.
The run Of small nsh such as
smelt, tom cod and herring, are atlll
scarce tn the local markets. Sound
salmon are improving. but the in
creneB IL slow The run Of Column
bla river salmon this season has been
unusually small. These flHh are now
selling ct the rate OF &c per pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Seattle and Vicinity.
and Faturday fair weather. warmer
Ea.uriayi west to north winds.
Tho preHHure Is lowest over the
Poeky mountain regions. the center
Of low pressure being AZ Salt Lake.
A well-dofned hlgh has appeared on
the coart ~ Washington and Ore
gon. end The Indications tor this
vicinity ARE favorable.
leyao temperature has risen At the
ne eth Of the Columbia In Call
-, Sevadn Uteh. and Idaho II
"i'pe' ION. The highest reported
In makinlns IS g. "A. san Francisco
the state Tnsn.n. the loves. ~ 20.
'Then gis,', 80.
ladies serve th'r.clon.
Af. G. a. amphitfr---
on the fireworks asn has received
nituds. It VIII deyt ~. y, ,.o y. Ist
In this city, IN a book
aalt The
Nothing will be too good ap- pt
T. TiedcIsheimer, who ig usually
ter OF celebrations, II would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
snEEHaN's GOLD FIND

a rich gold district has Just been
discovered IN Alaska by George n.
sheehan. formerly police officer in
this city. This morning Detective
Powers received a letter from Shee-
han In which the latter stated that
he had struck n rich district in the
American territory. and WAS the only
one in II. He has provisions for n
year. and states that there are i'm
nsuse quantities OF gold In the
ground
Mr. Powers would not give tho ex-
act location Of the district saying
I shs-han did not want any STAN
pede until he was through with as
much ground ns be could covcf
Sh.ehsn strongly urgsB Detectives
Power AID Corbott 10 joining him
just as early az possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
CRACKER DEAL
is CONSUMMATED

Tho purchase OF the different
cracker factories on the coast. pre-
dioiod In the Star several weeks ago.
has just been contaminated. The
final payments have been made. and
now eleven of the largest factories
on the Pacific coast are owned by
the Pacific Biscuit company. a New
Jersey corporation.
what viii be done with the local
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28

The steamer city of Seattle came
over last evening from Tacoma and
Is now alongside the Yesler dock
looking like n bride in her wedding
dress. While ut Tacoma the break
in her machinery was not only re-
paired but the steamer was given n
general overhaulinE from keel 90
truck. The masts and deckhouse
have been repainted.
The Seattle is scheduled 10 sail
tomorrow night at 10 e'~'.s.s for Al.
askan ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28

brother Of Mckinley killed octob
residence
The the which his
G. George The
marriage broken on and alleged
him OF
her divorce and then failing his TO her.
maintained her claimed she another
defence
the statenenta Of Mrs. George.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
PERSONAL MENTION

n. r. n. Penthreath. special cor
respondent OF Industry and Mining,
a monthly Industrial and mining re-
view published at Spokane. arrived
in the city today.
]. A. Moore, Of the Moore Invest
ment company. returned on the Cot
tage City from Alaska yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28

The meeting OF the Afro American
council held in the municipal court
room lastni ght. was poorly attend
ed. This is the third attempt to
call the colored population together.
President Rideout stated that most
of the eolored people understood the
meeting was to be In the nature OF
an Indignation convocatlon, and
many OF the colored people did not
wish 10 get mixed up with such an
affair. The meeting adjourned WITH
out taking any action,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
Filipino Envoy Confers With General
Otis Today in Manila.
AGUINALDO is SICK OF FIGHTING
President Mckinley Sends CabIegram Of
Congratulations TO Otis and The Army
Under His Command.

MANILA April 28-The FilipnoS have had enough
of war with the Americans Today through their lead
eTS they opened negotiations for peace. Their inen-
tons heralded in the dispatches sent yesterday
Aguinaldo's chief Of staff. General Luna has been
authorized 10 conduct the negotiations He has hereto
fore been OF the most ueeoncilable of the insug
ents and has been regarded by the Americans as nact
able Nevertheless he sent OF his colonies today TO
the outpoSts of General Maearthms troops under flag
OF truce. requesting arnisee until treaty OF peace
could be arranged. The colonel said that he had been
empowered to conclude the preliminary arrangements
for a cessation of hostilites
General Macarthur has complied with the request
for a truce and has suspended aggressive operations
pending instructions from General Otis.
Considerable surprise is manifested among the
Americans that General Luna should have become so
prominently Identified with the arrangements for peace
His attitude in the matter is believed however 10 have
resulted from the disastrous engagement Of yesterday
when his army was soundy whipped and compelled to
retreat despite his every exertion TO hold the Fpnos
together Even his presence could not check the de-
moraization which had overtaken the troops and made
them powerless in the face OF the Americans.
Final action in the direction of peace will not be
further delayed from all of the present Indications
AginaIdo is ready to submit but will probably try to
make the best possible terms for himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28

The Seattle Athletic club hes petit
toned the board OF public works to
repair the sewer ut the intersection
Of First ana Seneca: also tho sewer
between First avenue and Western
avenue. back OF the Athletic club
building.
Irq W. Conner has petitloned the
board Of Public works for n inch
water main on sixth avenue north,
from Alhou street to Galcr street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
is the Early Bird That Catches the Worm.

in the world make the min
% Creek mining district
comparatively little expense Unlimited supply
abundance timber for all purposes with ready
the Great Northern railway Index
the helps for cheap development.
altitude of the properties IL such that
done day in the with daily communication with
the outside world II necessary.
copper. gold and silver with little gal
concentrating ores-in abundance-are the
striking the district: capital
Creek and Silver Creek stocks promising
10 take a jump In price OF these days-pr0babiy
when expected. Hadn't you better a
while the stocks be had oheaply2
Come n an anyhow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28

MANILA April 2she Filipino have cessation
decided
and that he wouldn't begin negotiations
another
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28

WASHINGTON April 2.-In spite Fiipnos
hold back
proceed Manila of
all
cobn predicted there viii be hshtng
declared IN sight rely It,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
LIST OF THE
CASUALTIES

WASHINGTON April following the Washington r~s
Killed Corporal Edward
wounded f1rs Lieut. Charles boossf
Marshal clyde woods Robert iiosey SID
ny Dickinson Nuaou Sheppard Edward
curiey A. Hovsy Private EnniA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28

The xseh.ngs National Bank. Of
Tampa. IA. has Drought auit in the
superior court against G. a. Joyce 10
re over on pFonisEory note for
tsf7a ~ siEned by tho G. 4. Joyce
Cigar company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28

ADELPTTA Mckinley paid a
Raleigh crew,
thanking them for their o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28

Charlotte Elizabeth Beyde obtain
"a . divorce IN Judge jacobs court
this m1ru!nB from her husband. VIII
liam u Boyd. whom she alleges
abandoned her over a year ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28

WASHINGTON, April 28.-It is regarded as quite
probable now that General Miles will not be sent to
the Philippines owing to the prospects for speedy
ending OF hostilities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28

PHILADELPHIA. April 2-Newat and InRham United
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28

PHILADELPHIA April 28-Presdent Mckinley this
morning sent congatuatory message to General Otis
and his officers and troops thanking them for their
brilliant work in the field in recent engagements. The
President is highly elated over the prospects for an
early peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
Mrs. George Is Finally Acquitted.

CANTON. April q George
killing George Mckinley
verdict o guilty