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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15

way 90 Samoa. FNrt Whitaker. one Of
our musical talents. IN called 60 Ger
many. y. II. Snow Jr. Of st. George
goes TO the Southern States. spencer
worsicy OF Provo VIII have q farewell
party next week. Francis Hammond
and Daniel Perkins of San Juan county
arc also on the list.
BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE. Lo-
GAN.
During the week. chapel exercises
were conducted by Prof Hall. on
Tuesday morning Elder Lewis Mecar-
fcy gave an eloquent address.
The trustees OF tho College met on
Friday to consider the work for the
coming school year. The following
members were present: Bishop W. u.
Preston. simpson NJ. Molcn. Vim. II.
LOWS. Pres. orHon Smith. and Pres.
Joseph y. Smith.
Arbor Day was nttlngly celebrated.
the program OF exercises being under
the direction OF the biological society.
In the morning the students and fac
uity turned out In n body, and prepared
the grounds for the planting OF trees.
The following was the program;
Program for Arbor Day celebration
at the Brightm Young College;
Part |.
..h..tN.., &c.. ma, ,,-,,.-- .,,.-,.
n,' D"' '""h'' ~. ,."sks ,holr
A Legend OF the Fern and the Moss
o.. o, .. :, .. .. Miss Maggie Jones
p p,s, ~, "'' " AN, 'nnh's larsen
Dialect Reading. "To u Mountain
r.. Da'Hs, 49,, :; ,, ,,,,pr' r.. " 'o"ahs
''"'' "N H. W. ti.,,t.r.,
a Legend OF the Aspen rree...,,,,.
Vocal duet ''''.'' 49, - 80 .' SUM-" ''
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BRIGHAM YOUNG ACADEMY.
PROVO.

The boys AFRO getting ready FOR the
contcs, with the U. OF U. In field sports.
More students than usual are present
after the Conference vacation.
An epoch In the history OF the Acad.
envy was the visit OF the Presidency
and 80 many OF the Twelve on Friday.
March 81.
Normal drawing this year II one OF
the features Of our Institution. Miss
Aretta Young iB getting excellent re-
suits from the students In blackboard
illustration.
Prof. clufr and Prof. Brlmhall spoke
NJ the graduating exercises OF the
pupils 81 the spanish Fork schools.
Alr. Frederick warde. the actor. de-
llvercd his O-suH lecture on Shakes
pcnrc before the students on Wcdnca-
day afternoon. Rarely have the stu
dents had such a delightful treat. For
two hours Mr.. warde held his audience
enrnptured. and when he had finished
they would scarcely let him take his
seat, 30 inHlstent was the applause for
him TO continue. The lecture was In
PRODUCED by brief review OF Shakes
peare's life. and rofutation Of the lia-
CONAN theory OF tho authorship OF his
works, The speaker then hurried on
to a consideration Of some Of the plays
and how to study Shakespeare. Study
Shakespeare and not his commentators.
why study Lambs tales OF Shakes
peare when We can study the author
HIMSELF
THE most Interesting part OF the lee
t,ire was the analysis OF some OF the
principal characters In Shakespeare,
This was done with consummate skill,
and the selections reclted rs illustra-
tiona were mastcrfui. Shakespcare's
women We're perfect models. And there
were no characters, whether vicious or
yirtuous, who did not have faith In
God.
From the following contestants for
oratorical honorH. two viii be selected
10 meet the u. of u. In Salt Lake city:
Leo Bird. Eugene Berry. Thos. u. Rees,
claudlus King. Lester A. Mangum Ed.
81. Rowe. r. &. i1oyt, Last evening
they contested for the two places.
A number OF our students have re-
ceived missionary calls. Clarence CLARK
has already gbne TO the Eastern
states. Pratt Grier OF Arizona Il on his
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TEU1ONIA INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Tho name aud locatlon ~ the COMPANY. Tcr-
tonin Insurance Company, III Camp
~. New orleans, Louisiana.

itt ulfilt ana lfhfutluU uf Tie Company. Trfs
tonia Insurance Company. .is'Cnmp
H.. New orleans, Louisiana.
Name II President. Aibcrt y. Noli.
Name Of SECRETARY, uvorxc Meyer.
The amount ~ IT, capital stork h.. e.jaoo %
Tho amount ~ IT. capital stock
49,, pilu w .iifi.sttisirs .sluu ~
lhc amount ~ IT, assets iA..ss.,..-.. iIi.sg. III
The amount ~ IT, liabilities nnclud-
lng capltnn i-....i......,.s.....s sli.g. %
III" amount ~ H. Income during the
prsceiing calendar year,......-..... 3ss.6,i %
The amount 81 ~, Expenditures dur
- Ina the providing calendar year 1t-.sf -
The amount ~ losscs puid during
the prceiing calcdaf ycaf,.a...... on,ulS az
The aniouni 81 risk. written during
W" .....isii..,s.... etLots ~
The amount ~ risks Ia fore. NJ the
cnd ~ the ycar.s....,....,..s,...,...- ij.Ote -
STATE OF UTAH.
oricc ~ ~. -,rrtary 81 state. ~
!. james u Hammond. SECRETARY of state Of
the state ~ Utah. do hereby certify that tho
abovc named Insurance company has hlci IN
my oricc detailed statement of it. cnndl-
ton frnm which the foregoing statement has
BEEN prepared. and that the said cpnlpany has
" Al other r~pc'ts complied With th. laws of
the state relating To Insurance.
In testimony whereof. I have h.rcunto sot
my hand and aNed the great seal
OF Match, A, u isbo
J. T. HAMMOND.
Secretary Of stats.
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HEBER j. GRANT & CO., Agents.

consisted Of an opening address by Le-
roy Hnndesron. plano solos by Lizzie
Thomas and Irene Done. vocal solos by
Lucllh King and Frank WHITMAN.
mandolin and guitar selections by Free
man fiaHrctt and John Spray. and hui
moroun rccitationr by Lucille penroae
and Jos. l., Mabcy.
The ladies OF the class then took the
guests In hand. and served dainty rc-
treatments In the daIntiest possible
way. Social enjoyment Of the most
pleasant character accompanied the
destruction 81 the viandn.
At midnight the hosts and guests
separated. with mutual regret that the
school year. with Its opportunities for
such reunions. will soon be at an end.
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Annual statement. Tor the year ending DO
ccmbcr ~. isi~, of the condition ~ the
Hartford Fire Insurance C0nDlny.

The maine and location - the company. Hart
ford firs Insurance Company. - Trum-
bul ~. Hartford. Connecticut.
Name II President. Gcnrrr I. Chase.
Nanic " SECRETARY. T.. q. Royce
The amounto f it, capital stofh lss 10oenoO On
pald an Il ''.''............. i.Ssn a.
The amount ~ H. asset- is..-...... ii.iSL1ao ~
The amount u it, liabilities On.
Guiding cnpi,aii is......-......... o.7si7ip y
the preceding calendar year. s.iii.is5 -
The amount ~ it, expenditures
spsii5i ~
he h pf"scdlns cnlcbdar year a,r7.i3 ~
Ing ina ycar....''.'..','.''.'...'.... sios6eu %
The amount " risks In force M
III" cnd OF the yrar..-...l-......., st>olA,soo %
STATE or UTAH. l..
Ofilco ~ the SECRETARY ~ state.
I. james r. Hammond. secretary OF state nf
the state ~ Utah. do hereby certify that the
above named Insurance COMPANY has nled IN
my ONCE n detailed statement ~ IL rondi-
ti1n. from which the fnfrgulnH statement has
hccn prvpar,Si. aud that the aid company has
IN all other r'-ps.'t, cpfnplis-i With the laws
~ the state relating 10 insurance
In testimony whsfUnf. have hcrrunto set
my hand and nflNcd the graf stal
lsrAI-l 81 the stat. ~ Utah this 18th day
NJ of March, \ v lsp.
J. T. HAMMOND.
secretary ~ state.
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Annual statement. for the year ending Do
cemb-r n. 100. ~ the condition Of tho
Fire Association OIL Philadelphia.

Name and Location ~ the Company, firc
Association ~ Philadelphia. philn-
dclphia rcnn.yl,anla.
Name NJ President. \. q, irwin.
Maine " rccf"tnry Bcnl. 7. iictkncss.
Thenm1unt of IT, capital .io,kiss sooOo %
Tho amount ~ IT, capital stock -
paid NJ si,sss..ssis.s. snN ~
The amount " IT, n-.st. l........... d.fs.ei ~
The amount ~ IL liabilities tln-
Guiding cnpltah is...si..,.,....i...- ttcs.ikp "
The amount ~ H. Income during
the pr~-vilns calendar ycar.- s,s1o,s q
Tho amount ~ IT. gspsndltufr-
during the providing calendar -
Tho amount ~ lo.sc. paid dur
Ing the ptsccdinr calendar
ins The eae-ees 90
The end 81 The year ''..''.'......'''. ass.srib %
STATE Of UTAH. J..
Oi'icv ~ the SECRETARY ~ State y"
I. ian.es 7, Hammond. SECRETARY Of rtat. 81
ID. state 81 Utah. do hereby certify that the
ntoyc named insurancc rOfnpany has nlcd In
NY office u detailed statement Of It, condi.
lidn. frum whirh ~. forsnlng stamcnt has
hecn prepared, and that the said company ha.
IN all other rssIScts complied with the laws ~
thu state relating Ia insurance
In testimony whcruf, ! have hrrvunto set
NY hand and AFFIXED the great seal
(srAi-l nf tho state of Utah this nrst day
u April. A. y, l.ni
III HAMMOND.
Secretary o. state.
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Annual Statement, for the year ending DO
ccmbcr ~. isi-. ~ the condition Of the
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY.


Name of Gencrai Manager. II. D.. Wilson.
Name ~ SECRETARY.
The amount ~ IT, capital stock 4 Ss,po,0np %
The amount ~ it, capital stock
paid 1.inpWO ~
The amount of IL assets iss...,... ..alslG ..
cludins capltaD is''.s...'',..,... .:sisps 5,
The amount ~ IT, Income during
the preceding calendar year i.olpo; .:
The amount II IL expenditure.
-. ycar-.-s''..' ,.....''.....r,-rr,r.. i.iIi.ss ~
The amount ~ losses paid during
the preceding calendar year.. 5to.0.s 70
The amount uf risks written dur
Ing the yClra.ast.i. ,.ts..,s.itis....a
The amount ~ risks In forrc ht
the end " the ycaf.....-..........
STATE OF UTAH.
Onlcc Of the secretary ~ state. -.
|. James D. Hammond. SECRETARY Of state OF
the stat" " Utah. do hereby curtlfy that th.
above named Insurance company has fll.d In
my Office detailed statement ". IT. condi-
tion. from whlrh the foregoing statement has
been prepared. and that the said company has
~ all other rt-p,rts cumpliesi With the laws OF
this state r'lating 10 Insurance.
In testimony whereof. I have hofcunto set
my hand and nifiNci the gfat seal
tsEAt-l of the state ~ ttAh this t7th day
81 March, 4, ~ leo.
J. T. HAMMOND.
SECRETARY Of state.
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The classified advertisements OF tho
"News' on tho Sth page form q most
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small advertisers and the great public.
The price OF an advertisement n Min.
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Annual statement. for tho year ending DE
NORTH BRITISH < MERCANTILE.

Tho name md location of the company.
North nritish a Mercantile Insurance
Co. Grcnt nritnin :. liranch Dficc. 81
William 81. \. Y. city.
Name Of q. = Manager. II. D.. Bower.
Name ~ v. = Secretary. w. VI. Jackson.
The amount uf IT, capital ~to'k Z,
The amount " it, capital stock
- nnld NJ ". .s.......sif itt f.ssifi.. -. .
The amount 81 it, assets ls...t.,..as teti.ts "
The nniD ant ~ It, liabilities l.... ssss.0dp -
The amount ~ it, Income during
the preceding calendar year. eCh.sit u
Tho amount ~ Its expenditures
during the preceding calendar
year tafaatttfsststfstffffstas Et~tsosu w
The amount ~ lussss paid during
the pr,s,cding calendar year. flfs.pip 20
Tue amount ~ risks written dur
Ing the yruraa..,,...a...i..s,.as.ts JlOFh,s.i a.
The amount .of risks IN force 1T
the rnd ~ IN. ycar...~-..as... 0ip1>5.tD %
STATE OF UTAH. l..
Onlcp ~ the SECRETARY ~ state,
I. James a. Hammond. SECRETARY Of state OF
III. state Of Utah do hereby certify that tho
abnvc named INSURANCE. company has filcd 10
my ofic. u detailed statement 81 its cundi-
iipn, frnm which the Foregoing statement has
lrcn prepared. and that tho s,id company In.
IN all other rcsp.fts complied with the laws ~
this state relating To in.ufunrc.
In testimony whereof. have hcrcunto vet
my hand and hniNcd the great sal
tsrAt.l II the STATE ~ Utah this 18th day
II March, 4. u 10
j. T. HAMMOND.
SECRETARY u state.
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Annual statement. fct the ygar ending De-
HI||I0nSbuIgh CITY Fire Insurance CO.

The name aud locntlon ~ the company, VIII
llamshurgh city lirV Insurance 20,
ia iirnldway, brooklyn. \. v
Name ~ President. Mnr.hali : DriggA
Name ~ secretary. frrdrick II. Way.
The amount ~ it, capital stDckiss 5000 %
The amount Of It, capital stock
ItNlu up fssfIfs tilIssasfisfHff -sstt' ~
The amount " IT, as,pi. i.......,..- i.pi3,t-i u
The amount ~ H. liabilities tin
Guiding capiia0 is..,'..',.i ......',- $500 -
the pf,reiinF calendar ycar. so.io u
tn. amount 81 IT. expenditures
yoar.........,......''....,,..,....'.. eI:.sis -
The amount ~ ln.scs palfduring
the preceding calendar year esi.sp q
The amount of risks written dur
Ing the year ....'...............,.'.. s.issei a.
The amount ~ risks In force at
the ind " the year ie-psi.s.: 90
STATE OF UTAH, -
Onice NJ the SECRETARY ~ state,
!. James 7. HAMMOND. SECRETARY ~ State u
the Stntrof Utah. do hereby certify that the
allow ~ ned Insurance company has filed Ia
my ollicv detailed statement ~ II. condi-
tian. from which the furrsuing statement has
b.cn prepared. aud that the said company has
~ all Other rc.pst'ts complied with the laws ~
this -tat. relating Ia Insurance,
In testimony whereof, I have hcwunto set
my hand and anisc,l the great seal
GRAIL q ths STATE 81 tab this sih day OF
]. 4, HAMMOND.
secretary Of State,
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ccmbcr Il. isSs' u The condition Of ise Nv
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LATTER-DAy SAINTS COLLEGE.
1sALT LAKE CITY,

Last Wednesday evening an Interest,"
Ing talk was given by Dr. Karl q.
Mncser, on the subject OF the Introduce
tiOn OF the Gospel into has native city
of Dresden. Germany. lie referred 20
his condition of lnndelity before the
Gospel reached him. his being accldcn-
tally led Into an Investigation OF Nor
monlam" ana the sending To him firHt
ot William Nudge. ana afterwards of
Franklin ID, richards, together with
the opportunc manifestation OF the gift
OF tongues. After receiving the Gospel
and a manifestation OF It's truth, h. en-
tered into a covenant 60 make every re-
qulrei sacrifice for II. and IN return foi
all he had done. he testified that he
had been nbundnntly blessed
Prof. Frank Wightman favored tho
audience with a nne baritone solo.
Calvary"
ON Wednesday evening. April 10, at
the Thirteenth ward assembly hall. mir.
Charles Ellis VIII give the next lecture
Of the Church History course ON the
subject. ANTI 'MornonlHm;' how To
meet H." a mos, enjoyable occasion II
promised.
The Priesthood meeting held yester-
day afternoon was u very profitable
gathering. The three quorumr OF the
Aaronic Priesthood were represented by
their respective presidents. Alma Tay.
Tor, Elias Ashton and Fred Thompson.
In appropriate addresses. DR.. Mneaef
then gave the young men q kind. faith
erly talk on tho order and authority
OF the Priesthood.
Prof. Woollcy has been making visits
with his class In methods. 20 some Of
the city schools. The members Of the
class have gained many valuable ideas
from these schools, 10 assist them In
their future work.
II II expected that meeting % the
Alumni association VIII soon be held
10 make arrangements for the June
banquet,
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the commencement exercises
NJ the College. II II Intended that they
shall be fully up 10 tho standard OF
such occasions In the past,
The opening of spring has given an
Impetus To field excursions, The two
sections OF the physical geography
class, with the instructors, prOfs.
chnmherlln and Daley. made trip on
Thursday afternoon. 10 the foothills
nbove the Warm Springs, ana Inspected
the geological formations In that vicln-
lty.
Last evening a pleasant affair was
conducted by the members Of the class
| OF 'Oi. 4 reception and lunch was given
| by them, tho faculty and their ladies'.
and few friends OF the class members,
being the guests. The well rendered
program. which was provided almost
entirel2 by the members OF the class.
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bal connagratlon. and now II Il claimed
that the kindergarten College should
he admonlshed to exercise greater care
In the selection Of lecturers for Its
course Dr. Halls well established
reputation. however. not only for
psychology. but for general scholarship
and good sense. will afford him an easy
and admirable defense from the
outcome OF the frallties Of the
school hoard
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our musical talents. In called % Ger
many. y. u. Snow Jr. Of -. George
goes 10 the Southern States. Spencer
Worslcy of Provo VIII have farewell
party next week. Francis Hammond
and Daniel Perkins of San Juan county
nrc also on the list.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-23
STRIKERS REJECT
PROPOSITION
Offered by the Cleveland Railway
Company by an uuani-
nous Vote.
THEY ARE PREPARING ONE
Which VIII be Submitted to the
Company Officials To-day.
More Rioting.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, June 22.-The
hope Of settlement of the street rail-
way strike was shattered tonight when
the strikers, at meeting, rejected by
an unanimous vote the proposition
submitted by the company to the spe-
cial committee Of the city council, and
to which the strikers committee agreed
this afternoon. The proposition Of the
company states that 1t Is ready and
willing to take back into Its employ
ment, as 1t has ever been. of such Of
its employees as Its business demands,
aggregating at the present time eighty
per cent Of such employees, and Us W.
cancies occur will give preference to
such former employees. excepting always
those who have committed unlawful
acts against the company, Its property
or employees during the present strike.
1t was generally believed after the
conference OF the representatives OF the
company and the committee OF the stri-
kers was concluded that the end OF the
strike would come tomorrow morn
Ing, and the action Of the strikers To-
night came as q surprise. After re-
jecting the proposition OF the company
the strikers began the work Of drawing
up proposition OF their own, which
Will be submitted to tha council COM
mittee Tomorrow
This afternoon crowd OF 500 men Mt
tackled two Cedar avenue cars, nt the
corner OF Godar and East Madison ave-
nues. All the windows In the cars
were smashed with stones. A woman
passenger In one OF the cars was hit
with n stone. but not seriously hurt.
The motormnn, J. H. Small, Of Chlca-
go. was hit in the head and knocked
down with a brick. The police dis
persed the mob.
Late In the afternoon n man boarded
n Euclid avenue car down town, struck
the notorman several times in the face
with his fist. and then escaped before
the police could catch him. The motor
man was 30 badly injured that It was
necessary to call physician to attend
him at the barns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-23
Had to Fight Hard.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., June 22.-The
much anticipated go between "SquIr-
rcl' Finnerty. of this city. md Loudon
Campbell. of Pittsburgh. before the
Youngstown Athletic Club. advertised
for tonight, proved an utter nasco SO
far as the local boxer was concerned, he
refusing point blank 10 go on for 1t be-
cause Of the small amount OF money In
the house. Meantime the management;
was doing everything possible to ar
range IL bout OF some kind and Jimmy
Rceder. the colored boxer. OF Altoona.
who was in the city, was secured and
sent In to the arena. Campbell, ut II
o'clock made his appearance and short
ly hfterward the bout began. The fight
was n fast one throuhgout and at some
points was furious, notably In the third
round. when Campbell opened up Rec.
dcr's left eye by n terrific blow. AS for
Campbell, while he WIS hit pretty hard
q good many times.he showed no mnrleB
and secured the decision. although hs
was compelled to fight the limit OF
twenty rounds for 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-23
Boot and shocmakcrs Union,

ROCHESTER. n. Y. June 22.-To-
days session of the fourth annual con-
vetion OF the National Boot and Shoe
makers Union was given up to the re-
port OF the committee on constitution.
II is expected that the framing or the
new articles under which the union Will
hereafter work will be completed late
to- day or Tonight.
When the convention adjourned at
noon to-day 1t was said that there re-
malned but four sections OF the constl-
tuition to be taken up and that the lis
cuss,on OF these would occupy but u
short time.
Directly after the adoption OF the co/
stltution. which Will probably take
place early tomorrow morning. the con-
vention Will listen to the reports or :hc
committees on union labels and boy
colt.
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SEIROUDED IN MYSTERY
Is Every Preparation for the New
Trial Of Drcyfus.

Is Every Preparation for the New
Trial Of Drcyfus.
LONDON. June 23.-The correspond
cnt of the Daily Mall at Rennes de.
scribing the excitement in the town and
the fruitless efforts of newspapermen
to obtain Information says:
Everything Is shrouded In mys.
terry. The cell for Dreyfus Is comfort
ably furnished in the usual style of Of
ficcrs' quarters. II has two windows,
one OF them overlooking the street. He
Will be treated with every considcra-
tion and all the formalitIes due his
rank rs II captain OF artillery Will be
scrupulously observed.
Madame Dreyfus has not arrived,
but everybody expresses the greatest
sympathy with her. ". Basch. the
Jewish gentleman who has placed his
house at her disposal Is terrified at
the rancor OF the anti-Drcytusites. I
had the greatest difficulty to persuade
him to speak. He says his house ls
watched day and night and that he and
his wife have been insulted to such an
extent that he has had TO challenge u
local editor to duel. The editor, how
ever. prefers to make public apollo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-23
DESOUNCES CUBANS
For Accepting the Grntuity of the
United States.

tOr accepting the GrEtuity of the
United States.
HAVANA, June 22.-Gencral En-
Tique Colazo, who was member OF
the staff OF the late General Cnllxto
Garcia, and who, from time to time has
attacked the American military admin
istration through the press OF Havana,
to-day denounced the Cubans for ac-
cepting money from the United States,
and calls them towards" for doing
so. He says: Dignity should come
before the calls OF the stomach. What
we want Is that the interveners should
conduct themselves as the American
people at large desire. and not In ac-
cordance with the wishes OF those here
and in Washington who are seeking
personal enrichment through lucrative
negotiations.
Let the administration define pol
Icy that will enable us to know what to
TO to-day and In the future, and then
act in accord with Its spirits. The
American people recognize the truth In
the report Of General Miles and disre-
gard General hlgers greed. Let us
speak out cnndldly and truthfully. tell
Ing what We consider our due and our
right. The Spaniards dominated here
for four centuries without de-Cubanlz-
Ing us. Let US not become Amcrlcanlz-
Cd to-day"