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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-08-17

New York, Aug Harper &
Brothers announce that the price of
Harper's Magazine will hereafter be p
cents instead of IS cents, as hereto
fore.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-08-17
Agreement Is Reached.

Moweaqua, Ill. Aug. 1I.--An agree
ment between coal miners and opera
tors was reached Thursday and the men
will resume work to-day.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-08-17

and barricaded himself in his house.
He says he is prepared to hold out for
three weeks, having a good stock of
food and firearms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-08
NEW RAILWAY FOR LUzON
New Tcrmini Would Reduce sailing
Distance TO Manila
$50 MILES.

Chicago. Sept. Especial correspond
cncc 20 the Tribune from Manila under
date OF August /. saysi
Agcnta for a company OF Spanish
capitalists, some of whom live In Ma.
Mia. announce that Arrangements have
hcon completed Tor the building Of a
modern railroad line In Luzon that will
connect Manila with all the Important
towns along the west coast OF the ISL
ana ua Tar north us Lloar.
The route o. kept secret. but u iH uu-
dcrstood that 10 Will bo tho same ua
proposed iu 1876. when the scheme for
government railroad. Zoo the Philippine
was officially projected.
Three lines were planned az that time.
only one 81 which was completed. the
present railroad, which runs from Ma
Mia To blgupan. distance 81 iii
mllo.. Tho company ia keeping IT,
movements secret 90 prevent tho two or
three companies that are flid 10 be- or
gunlzinr in the United States. Tor the
purpose OF building railroads IN Luzon.
from anticipating u In securing tho
same route. The Americans who have
talked railroads here generally believe
that % new town and port viii be csc
tuhllshcd either ON the north coast Of
Luzun or the northern part OF the west
coast OF the ISLAND. na "a terminal OF tho
railroad, This would save 2io milca
sailing 20 Manila for nhipa from the
United States or from Hongkong aud
with rapid communication 10 Manila
through the richest provinces uf the tel
ana, would be reasonably certain to
grow rapidly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-08
AN EASY TEST.

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Our readers can depend upon tho gem
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-08

Wheeler. and devote bis energies to
sending forward the mon and sup
plies at such n rate na speedily 90 Uc-
cupy the entire country ut Che same
time providing for The prompt estate
uahmOnt OF competent civil government
and snrrls0ua IN captured districts.
Under this scheme, u i9 not proposed
that any town shall BE- abandoned after
Do liz unce captured. AMI with the Is
volunteer regiments 60 depend upon ln
addition 10 the regular forces the come
Ing cnmpHlru, u ia hoped. will prove
brief and thoroughly effective The date
OF beginning this general OHmpuIru
does not depend on the volunteer red.
mcnts. but altogether on Che tormIua-
tion of the rainy season, which lH Hl-
ready due. Under tho energetic Inc
strucuons that Secretary IiHUt has
given. the general advance must h.sIu
hi soon nH the condition uf thn cauu.
try. and especially NJ tho rlaIa. viii
permit the transportation OF supplies
and held pieces.
The volunteer rolnfOrcomHutH will bee
rln TO arrive at Manila Iu about "a
month. and from that month ON. they
Will continue to land o. steady stream
throuph the months NJ October and
November. until the uvulhI. urmyi
force exceeds $1,000. BY fh1t time most
Of the task N pnciilCntIuu should Doe
completed and Congress VIII hp ready
90 consider the form OF government
which can be offered 10 co.. urUhIpoIu-
Tu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-08

They Have once said Dreyfus IL Innocent
aud That Il Enough.

Berlin. Sept Tho scml.onlclll
press Expresses considerable surprise
at tho announcement of 81. Labor that
he has boon officially Informed that Col.
schwnrakoppcu would be- allowed % de-
pose.
The Cologne Gazette Fays. Germany
viii neither permit Col. Schwlrzkoppcn
20 go TO Renuos. nor will she allow him
10 be- subjected 60 any examination.
Count Won Huclow'a declaration rec
spgctinE the Innocence OF Drvyfus was
made after careful examination aud
consultation with the emperor. These
declarations ala not meet in France
with the recognition they deserved, ana
there 10 no guarantee that Col.
SchwnrzkUppon, nH witness, would
meet with any better reception. Tho
opinion IN official circles IL that Ger
many cannot again expose herself to
the possibility that her official dcclnra-
ton would remain disrogardcd or be
treated NJ false"
The other papers take similar
ground, the National Gazette saying
that Gcrmnnya decision Will Dc right
fully understood everywhere outside OF
France.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-08

Pretoria. x we'll known writer on so
ciai economy and nt.nnti-imprrialiatlc
tendencies. cables an Interview with
President Kruger. whom hc quotes ns
saying be had always sought Co induce
foreigners in the Trunfvunl Go under.
take citizenship. but thnt ihcy hhd
tried 60 got its privileges without ar
coptlug its burdens. Continuing lrcai-
dent Kruger said IN lssi when uum-
bcrs could have taken hufEherallp
they chose 90 register na british sub
ioctH. Protesting iu 1895 against being
commandorUd Tor the knihr war Sir
Henry Loeb NOV Baron Henry Lnchl
who was governor Of Cape COLONY and
high commissioner Of South Afrlrc
tssg-g0 represented that they ala not
wish to become burghcrg and go the
government exempted them.
The correspondent adds that he also
interviewed Gen. Jouhcrt. commander
in.ohiof N the Trausvaal forces. who
took % gloomy view " the situation,
expressing his conviction that MIR
Chamberlain had chosen tho franchise
issue believing that though tho beers
might CunCrdc other matters they
would stand out ON this and thus fur
nlsh the rnsuH bclli which Mr Cham
bprlnlu wanted"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-08

Of the Fourth cavalry and i75 DIS
chergcd men. besides % officers
There were three deaths during tho
voyage as follows.
John ~ collins. sergeant. company
g Ninth infantry. died at sea August
18th.
Frank W Allen. private. eompany
W Third Infantry died at SEA August
10th.
Arut Carlson. private. company %.
First South Dakota, diod at sea August
2sth.
Hcrldcl the bodies Of the three sol.
dlcre who died pu route. the Sheridan
brought the rumninH NJ tho following.
who died during service ln the Philip
plnoH3
Rcinhold Richter captain First Call
fornla volunteers. NJ. just. rerronnt
First California. James y. Cafdoza.
private. engineer corps; John Dunmure.
company -. First Cnlif ru.u. Walter ".
Hutchinson. private, company a. FIFTY
nrst Iowa. sydney Pratt private. conn
pnny \. Thirteenth Minnos1t1, John 4
Moore. first lieutenant Fluy-nrst Iowa.
Lee Forbv. captain. FlrHt Nebraska.
Edwin O'Nclll First California infnn-
try.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-08

He with NJ. :. schin aud winsiow Pierce
on tho ~. n. a \. Company.

Portland, o., sept Tho annual
meeting Of tho stockholders Of the ore.
Epn Railway A Navigation company
wac held hero today ar the new board
Of directors elected today NJ e. Schln.
W. Cornish of New York ana Nlnslo,y
;. Pierce 81 Boston were chosen 90 sue.
coed g. 8. Mcllon. ID. \. Lamont and
Samuel Curr who represented tho
Northern Pacific interests on tho o. n.
a n. board.
l.. u, Hartman. Of New York was
elected chairman ~ the board 10 sue
coed W. n Bull.
a. l.. Mohlor was reelected president
Of the company. 10 lH Understood that
the o. H. ~ y, company viii retain a.
autonomy but that closer relations will
exist between the Union Pacific. oregon
Short Line and q. a. q n,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-08

Paris. Sept s-Thc soir, one OF the
most violent Paris anti-Drcyfus papers,
says:
1T II known that NJ Marcel Provost
iH president OF the Sociote DIES Gems de
LcttrrH. The articles which hc gives TO
the American Journal. tho New York
Herald. have been the more followed
ana noticed on that account Yesterday
NJ. Marcel Provost closed hIs letter from
Wouues by paragraph which was
particularly suggestive.
Speaking OF the Drcyfus trial. NJ,
Marcel Provost thus expressed himself.
An international drama. the last
played In France.
After this appeal 10 the Intervention
Of foreign armies, 10 appears difficult to
uH that the soolctc DIES Gems de Lcttrca
does not choose "a successor 10 NJ. Mar
eel Provost
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-08

III pnso, Texas. Sept S.-Nywa has
reached here from chihuahua, Mexico.
VI the terrible deed Of % lunGtio there q
few days since
Last Tu,sday q crazy man created "a
disturbance among the people lu the
plaza. lie attacked an American with
% heavy billet NJ wood. but the Amerl.
can knocked down his assuilnut with "a
walking cane, The police arrived
quickly aul soon oyerpuWcryd tho iun-
attic and took him on To jail Thyy
locked him iu large cell. where fifteen
other prisoners were confined. and uol
luctcd Co search him Tor weapons 20
slun developed that the luuntig had "a
long knife concealed ON hlH person. and
drawing 10, hr began slushiug right aud
let az hls uulrmyd col. mates Two
of them wcrr killed ana third fatally
wounded before the guards could rusu
lu and dlsarm tho uuluc. n is r,.
ported that the iusan, man will be- shot
for hls crime
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-08

san Francisco. Sept, IA letter from
unalnska dated August 20 confirms the
report of the loss ~ the mate and two
men N the schooner Bowheud. who arc
supposed 10 have been murdered by
Indians. They landed on the mouth Of
the NufkOoluin river near Cape New
cnhaln, but never returned TO tho vessel.
and the captain being unable to maize
landing owing 90 rough weather was
Obliged 20 return tp g. Michael without
making a search Tor them The dead
body Of 70 white man was found In
August by natives In a hut on Unlmak
Island. n ~ presumed 10 have been
that Of VIM. Anderson who loft Sauakh
island q year ago uu q hunting trip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-08

San Francisco Sept S,--Thu j. ID, Pc
tors from ChIgnik bay and the Ccnton.
Mai from Cooke Inlet have arrived
here. Tho Centennial brought "a sla
cases of salmon Tor the Alaska Packers
association, The Peters cargo cone
rlstcd OF "a $50 eases and 600 barrels Of
sllmon and o 1850 pounds 81 ivory. The
master Of the Peters left 90 port at
Chiruik tho ship &, J. Mogsr. the bark
Forrip q, ThomuH ION and the whaling
steamers Grumpua and Baclaucn. Tho
NarWhnl hpa caught one whale 20 far.
The whaling steamer Thrashcr loft
eastward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-08
THE FRENCH ARE RELIEVED
They Did No, Want Foreigners 10 Testify as
to Drefus' innocence.
Forecasts OF the Verdict should be
Received WIN Caution, for Moth
Ing Has Leaked out.

New York. Sept. s.-A dispatch to the
Times from Rcnncs. says'
There IL n feeling Of relief that tho
foreign attaches. sohwartzkoppcn AMI
panizzardl will not attend the court at
Ronnos and will not send dispositions.
The idea Of calling In a foreigner TO set
dc Drcyfus' innocence or guilt was
never popular.
II D. believed that the court acted right
~ la their decision. iic It remembered
that they held themselves Incompetent
TO cite the two military attaches. NJ
Labor goes over their heads and cites
by name. They reply that they are un.
willing 90 come 20 Rcnncs. but are will
ing 90 give the evidence before % special
commission. Had they said they would
come the court would have said that
they had no option hut 90 adjourn un-
til their arrival, But oH they virtually
n1ii, lf you want our evidence. you
must send Tor u. u is considered that the
court acted with paiscworthy dignity.
The trrnuschi nusCu viii now have no
result Zoo Wow of N. LabIrlH suggestion
that tho state 90 mind OF the Austrian
officer Doe Inquired into.
Gen, MorClvr'H attack upon capt
freyHtomDt0r In the luttyr's absence Is
mm.ntul upon.
Commandaut Carrlrrc the govern
mcnt commlssary, is rough soldier.
with comicm gestures lie u no orator.
yet hi opinion u the more valuable In
consequence u the eject produced by
HE declaring that after one moment be-
loving Drpyfus 90 b. innocent he II now
convinced " his guilt.
Forecasts Of thH character Of tho
Judgment should b. received cautious
~, for nothing has leaked out concern
Ing the result of the secret Hlttings.
SENATOR CARTER ON DREYFUs.
Chicago. Sept. s.--sonator Thomas n.
Carter, u Montana, was az - Audi.
turlum annex yesterday on Ills way
home after having spent several months
In Europe. OF the Drcyfua matter he
said!
"'rho situation In France d. critical.
In my opinion, The general Impression
prevails there that pryfuH r. Innocent.
and more people believe that he Will be-
acquitted than think he will be con-
VlctCd."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-08

New York. Sept s.-A special 90 the
Herald from Washington says:
Tine naval estimates Tor the fiscal
year ending June go. 1901. VIII nrgrc-
cato about 350,OO0.OOO, This considerable
Increase in the cost Of the navy Is due
IN great part 90 the expenditures which
viii have tu be- made during tho pros
ont and coming nHcul year for the con-
Ftruction OF the nfty-fuur vessels build
lnr. aud the three hattieships and
three armorcd cruisers, which win he
contracted FOR uH soon uH Congress
takes action enabling the department to
place contracts for nrmur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-08

Cortralla. Mo-. Sept 7.-sIv blocks ~
buildings IN the business portion Of
this town were burned t1iHy j. o..
Woods livery stable with twenty-five
head VI horses. Hayden livery stable.
Hays a gnrrard'a hardware HfHru. tho
Merchants Hotel. g. ST. Jacobs brick
block. Ulldridgc'a rrpuir shop and
Jonas Urrn'a residence hive boon ds.
HtrHyol. and the frc 10 Htlll racing. Tho
loaH o. now over 100000. partly covered
hy Insurance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-08

Volunteer. from Maniia Have - Quick
Voyage.

ran Frauclrco, Sept. Tho United
states transport sheridan. which left
Manila ON August 10Th with the Mime
sofa and South Dakota volunteers on
board wns sighted ave miles at sea just
before dusk this evening. The transport
was boarded hy the health officers ~
the port Immediately on her arrival. but
darkness sot In 80 rapidly that the work
Of examining the passengers was given
up Tor the night. ana the transport wHs
ordered anchored OFT Fort Mason No
one will be- allowed 10 board tho vessel
tonight
THE Associated Press Obtained the
following particulars regarding her pas
geurrrs; Tho Sheridan carried 900 meme
beers of tho Minnesota regiment, Csc NJ
tho South Dakota regiment, a. members
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-08
MILES SLATED ron MANILA.
chief omcer Of tho Army said to be 90
iur There.

Chicago, Sept S.-A special 10 tho
Record from Washington says "Ncl-
son a. Miles. general commanding the
army Will go TO the Philippine to de
rect the military operations during the
approaching campaign. This statement,
while not authorized by any announce
mont from the President OF the scorc-
tnry uf war, d. made upon tho author
liy Of one u the highest officers OF the
department
There is no doubt that Gen. Miles
dorircH the assignment. and unless tho
unexpected happens between now and
The middle Of October. he will start for
Manila"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-08

llnlifu2, y, S. Sept. "a special
from Clruuu n. o.. says sale from
the northwest ragged hem tli day yDs-
trrdly aud great fears are frli Tor over
200 small hHhlng schoun"r- and large
boats from there, which are uu tho
lirliel Bank and combined crows of
which Will number over 200 mon. ono
boat bottom mp has drlfted ashore and
% Do supposed tho crew were druWucu.
ono building was blown down,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-08

Coburg. Sept z. A rcml-onlclnl
agency declares that the charge re-
comfy made by Charles e. Uentholm Of
Atlanta. Ca. 60 the effect that Alvin
Floyrchouta whom vice consul ut Some
berg used the reals. lott,r-huhda. otc..
NJ the consulate Tor yOlr before tho
DrOyfua ease came uu Tor the trans
mission TO the German war office ~
French military secrets. a. pure luvou-
tiou. % iH also fnid that uoutholm was
never employed in The offices OF tho
general stan of Germany as he has
claimed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-08
Her Influence at the Cabinet Meet
ing Today is Great,
WAR MAY BE PREVENTED.
krugcr's iictrcat the only vay-Capc
Colony Excited at tile nocr
speeches.

New York. sept S-A dispatch 10 the
Tribune from London suys.
Reports that ten thousand troops will
be- moved Immediately from India 60
Natal and that Sir i,gdycm Butler viii
Do appointed commander of the British
forces lu south Africa are premature.
but the situation H critical without
doubt
ToIByH cabinet meeting will be dee
clHiNu uul the result can Do Inferred
from ihv text Uf the liopr reply and the
ltnhluI" elect % VIII leave uu Lord
salisbury Hu4 MI lu.flur who will toe
EUthor hlll Mr Chamberlain under o..
Htruint. That reply lH described by
many Journal uH iuHulgut but Do with
draws The suzoIuluty question and
leaves The way open t1 a conference.
The consensus of opinion boo London
" that % CLOSE approach will D. made
Co war and such % catastrophe WII boz
prevented boo the end by the interview
ton OF The Cape ministers and ths ra-
treat VI KRUGER who D. cautious enough
Go Keep bridge open on hia rear.
MlhlnE operators, even WUllUuuiruH,
don't know which way unlIu urU going
and there o. no business in 10. South
African market.
Sir Alfred Butler viii command the
British forces lu the event of war
THE QUEENS INFLUENCE.
KruFcrH forces are ordinarily oct
down as 5000. a good many 20 bic
warriors are dead men who are brought
10 NE whom there ls an election. but
those who are living shoot straight.
The queens influence VIII Boo great at
the cabinet meeting. Air. Chamberlain
d. her ~ HTltn minister who ~ ut court
uitDutr tuuu any uf his associates. but
the queen o. above an u champion of
peace.
CAPE COLONY AG1TATED.
CnpgtDwn. sept N.-Tho reports of the
l,nui debate nc Pretoria published hero
truAtc Intense feeling, uuu the dlspurigs
ink references Co Mr. Joseph Chamber
lain. imperial secretary uf state Tor the
colonies and Fir Alfred MilnHr COVER
nor ui Cape Colony and BRUSH hlgh
commits Toner o. Africa. are resented
The fugilne displayed by members OF
the Rad surprised those who believed
thW peaceful settlement would Dec
reached, ana such solution. lu the
opinion Of many has been rendered
very difficult. ln spite " "a downfall OF
rain. 1900 wurtmUu assembled last
night ana passed u resolution lmplorlnF
prompt termination by tho Imperial
gotcrnmeut OF tho present tension,
which De- causing great distress. bring
ms M" community face Co face with
bankruptcy alternating tho moderate
element here and lu the TrnuHyaal. and
nnppiuR british prestige"
The resolution also ainrmH undated
confidence in Sir Alfred Mlnor
The meeting, which wna orderly.
closed with cheers FOR Chamberlain.
Nilncr and Rhodes, and with gruanH Tor
Kruger ana SChrolncr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-06

STRIKERS FIRE ON A TRAIN.
-ni~.ay Ktst- Exp~~t~f st
Lswa-r. IN

MurphyShsro. n. Jaly ut min.
o'cleek yesterday morning Gauslaetor
William Bryan's tram oa IN johnson
City branch Of the Illinois Ceutrai.
h.aring a. negro miners frum P1na.
vas shot into bv crowd 81 .uiner~
at Lawsler. IN Williamson count. uu~
negru woman was killed be a bullet
through her heart. The Res-cvs were
brought By sam T. Brush. superintend-
snt of the ~. Louis asd Bag Muddy
mines near Oarterviife. to work Ia his
mine therv. where there = now
strike. The min~rs. - iH uuuiber.
were armed with rifies and were hid
Gen in the gra~s behind the county Dr.
LOT. When the train stopps,l. the
leader. s no was an Italian. sov un the
PLATFORM and comma nded tn negrus'
TO get out. Conductor Brvan inter
f.r.d. but was stopped By r,val.rs in
his fae~- The train began 10 move.
and the miners poured in a whitening
fir.. Conductor Bryrn yslie,, TO ihe
a-grOes 70 throw themselves an the
floor. MI escaped serious wounds
save the woEiau. Who was killed ~
stantiy Half a mile further pn the
negroes were uHilden and plarru ua-
der charge of guards. They were then
marched TO the mine. IutenSr eNrite-
ment prevails in the Cartery'i'e c'lIi
field. and bloody riots are sSpsrtri. as
the feeling has bsen intense for
weeks.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-06
W.T. AND wISDoa.

Eoeks ma,i, ,saais sonss eotisn
i'asa
Nius teaths ef tte te.r aal-t. -
men arr ,.eara. thrlsa ll-Hs Nee1
>nn'r folks ffv - ,susrtI-.. tE.t e-
on.i~r ~hat lhr, rars H lt ..4 nae-
ia1 Wasburten lta.l p.aeefsf
it~ -Was se.r sr.f4sr si-a-r.l in
fhr iste war; -hr Ae- s.t aafii
alter hr anne hefue lcrksrs -fat,s-
nau.
-"ue 81 u. hauilf rffss isa iseh of
oar es.sins-H. q, 1a. ta fat ftrHatt ttaf
the nsiehhar. mas tr lresinr a. \.
W lmivt.r
iackanT TFnrfuHIff lHu toa r eevut
to have ututh b 20 ssN arn1r fsssfnt sfIs as
fiir,. '-Naa are u4ia-akfu. ar : have
srst.-i .l~al 10 -ae. hut us,rr -vt
ehaaes 20 .av e. t.ici'.lro..il iiis, ,.areh.
Oui, rraeticinW Nistrcr~ what
az, ,o,t ,l..sa.f. t.iesr rhrfssit Z -li-hss
q, that target. Nrv ye'i sress Nai't
way Nas im Esiur g. So nler-
-ir.L. tss- ki.'ar 'Vitahiaft
Iaftrr tfa hffir Fr't.. ,,h., iss rsHi-
h,'ni. freni ft. rarHsrs aifl at- teaf
'sasri~-ri, hus1i au'r- t feaili-r
irht' Nhaf ua.i.- tsH i.l art nu, .ii..
aglirc eau in thst ess frf -Eaf.
rupa. iHsf th'rk' ret if ai lsur fpr
ten pf-urtr lIsser.,ttr lt.i-ftrr
Ne t4us~ fer Nspr h~n-.na iade
rias~ an.isru-ath .h- rsss ea.fh her
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-06
REISFoRcEMssrs FOR OTIS.
thtFtY-ftNs Haadr-a pfspat-h~.s
this N~-k-f"-r rhsa-aas AWAIT
fsz rr.E-posta,Ias

Wa htnet"n. IuiF IL statement
prepared - tAe "fsis' ef th~ aaiutant
-rherui "t the army shows tnat si'h
irom san Francisco. about ;-i1l rein
i"reemenis wers dispatched tc the
fhts pF5nFs this week. Th-s. tr,ap
are rirrird ou the transport Xalnsiia.
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and included - ofiicsrz aul 4.sls en-
listed m~u- Nhoat bait If ~. troops
ar" recruits intended tu 6H slrs ia
The regiments Ina thu Philippines.
caassi by deaths. disabilities ard dis
charge
fhsfs ar~ ahoHt s.puu recruit. at