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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02
SiebenunoSwansisites 9apitel.

IS regnete unaufhorlib. Gin grauer
Sdleier biillte Die Yerse uno ben Walo
Elm, ShlOB uno Suri uno Sorfbaus
paren bon chamber 9etrennt, als OF
piele Meilen ,wiiben linen id9en,
oenn Die Ne9s wartn srunolos seipOr-
ben.
6rau SeioIist bate Soiepb's Ib-
idieosbriefe troB oes Rssens an WOr-
gen na9 ieinsr Nbreiie ielbt outs
SdlOB ~gstra9sn; ben 6Orltersleuten
aber Die slei9s YutibaIt SutOmmen 81
lalien, oaSu, bate iih nod telne 8ele'
9enbslt s%efunoen,
90 mar Wanoa nod Der Name bes
auf benz SdlONe weilenoen pornebmell
6reiers ~osrborseu s~sblieben. Sic faB
in ibrem l~8alobauie wie auf elmer Jn-
lei. bangle uno iOrste I'm SOiepb
uno Yeronita uno tOnnte Iib bod els
mes 8efibls Der Santbarteit se9en
ben 3anorssen nidt entidlasen. 90
LANCE er anblelt, mar iie Dor benz 0e'
fiirbteten Seiu6e oes 8raieu Yotlo
ii1er.
0elto I6mer,liber iebnte Iid bic
Gomteile nad blauem Simmel uno
Sonnenidsin; Der He9en matte lie
81 elmer 8efangenen uno oerurtbeilte
lie gu einem fat beltdnoi9sn Gus
Iammeniein nit benz Yrin,en Sieis.
numb, Der lih ialt gar nibt bon lbr
trennte.
Bring Sisismuno tonnte iid aler.
oin9s nibt perbeblen. baB bic gntfal-
tuns alsr lslner seieaidaitlihen &ln'
iie. oab bic 3arteIten Sulolgun9en, bic
ieinlten uno bsoriifenolten Shmeids.
leisn aui oas lunse Waoben niGt ben
aerlnaiten Ginorud mahten, baB lie
pielmsbr ebsr nod ideuer uno 3uriid-
baItsnosr maro uno ibn aemieoen bdtte.
ndre lie nidt our6 oas itrense 6ebot
Der Wutter al ieiner Settle fefsebalten
poroen.
@sit entfsrnt, iib baourd abidreden
au laiisn, rsiste ibn Der unperboHte
Wiosrltano, ben ieine Derbuns fano,
nur nod mebr. Wie, bieies tlsine
Wdodsn rpaats Is, bic Sprooe. nnnab'
bare ,u ipielen, aeesn ibn. ben prinjen
BON Woltoipib. ben ertldrten 2isblins
her Gamsn am franio6'ten 6oit. bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02

pie. Der enforcement mubte, allein la
ten9 uno bod, ibr Nues bate ID
beute 10 Hebenb bei4wOren, ben prii
gen ni1t su reissn; ieine @esenlua,
tonnte nur berbdn9nibool tperoen; be
b6hite Yepeis isiner Giebe. isines Dol
len Wertrauens mubte isbt nur iein
oaB er fih fern belt, uno nod lanaer
iduersm 2ampfs beialOb er. oas Opie
Su brinasn.
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bate ibI
ani9eforoert. balo nod Drag 3u fon,
men, oamit man nit ibm nod bic nd
tblgenW orbeipretunsen fir ben Yeainl
ielner Worleiungsn i'm Winteriemeite
balten Tonne. gr befhlob, oieIe 9eil
lebt an3utreten uno tbeilte bies, al
er na9 elmer qualpolen Stunbe, oi
er in ieinem 3immer psrbra6t, in BIZ
Wobnitube 3uriidtebrte, ben gltsrl
nit.
gu ieiner 0erluunoeruns erfubr er,
Dab iein Batter gang frib am ndhIter
Wor9en in 8ei6lften nah Yilien fab.
rem miine; es psritano iib nun gam
BON ielbt. oaB sr bic gele9enbett be.
nuBte, bic ibn ielnem&eiieSiel ein eutes
Stif n1ber brabte.
.Sapon bat Su mir ia nod tein
Sterbenswort esiast, Mlter," periebts
Die Sduerin 9rOlleno, na6oem SO,
'epb wIeoer in iein 3immer 9e9an9en
mar, UNI Ole Observation-Disclosures al
trelien.
rSab's ielbit liht setuubt. bis Dor
elmer VlertelltunOe," ibmunBelte Der
Bauer. IS 1T nur cine 6inte, ben
Soiepb iort3uidafer. vSalt Oh ni4t
SeIeben, oaB Der Serr Yiarrer mir
NJ mite uno I'M Sausf lur LANCE nit mir
iprab?"
sd oatte, er wolte ben 3ssen alb.
narten."
ver tam pom S6loiis uno iaste mir,
es mdre beiier, penn Soispb niat tuie.
Der binglnae, pdbreno Der iunge 8raf
uno ieine Sreunoe oa iino. 8ie iol
man oas aber permeioen, ,penn er bier
bleibt?"
Srau Barbara idlus bic Sdno.
iiber ben &Opf 3niammsn. .@arum
ni1t2"
rWeil, Dsi. - nun FUR, uno gut,
tpeiPs Ionit ein la lid 9eben tonnte;
a 1T elm pornsbmer Grsisr Der Gomtei.
oa, Der niht ausIiebt, als oh er iib
bon elnem yauerniObn oas Spiel Der.
lisBe."
% gu srunosiitiser Seilano! 3u
Der Gomtelle wiro Der 8ube Die Nuaen
bob niAt erbsben!"
vG8A5 pnrOerlt Oh Did jcbt, Mut,
~ Nl53 in lsr GeIlIt. IS tiuIt
wenn Elm gauernburih nit si-
ZEN 8raIen'inoe auiwddit; gu bait
lber niht auf mid ssb6rt!"
Gas Gomtsbtsn if niht gu gut fir
zen Soiepb. nod niht gut senu9, murs
nelte NepOmut binter benz Diem Der.
,ortrieheno. NO er unbemsrtt bon ben
sGuersleuten Qelegsn bate, vipsnn i9
lur reoen oiirite."
81, 10 reoe bod, Su nlrriiher Gerl,
Der pebrt's Sir oenn2" labts Der
Bauer.
grummeno sins Der @lte binaus.
rWanhmal NILS mid bod beoiin=
en-, als wlie Der alte Gerl etwas Don
9%srtunIt," ia9te Der Bauer
.a9oentli6.
yNh, ni6t bod" e~ntae9nets feline
5rau, bic ben 8eoanten nIdt auftoms
tel lieB." es tonne mOslihsrpeiie Sc
luno lebsn, Der sin Nnrebt an ben &c.
Iebten Sobn bate, vsas 1T feline gln'
Dim ndditsn Morssn in aler Sribe
elite Der Bauer nit Soiepb ab; Seloe
,aren gum S4uB 9esen cen nod I'M
Ter anoauernoen &e9en in Deden &C.,
tilt, aud bate Der Bauer cine plane
Der ben Waaen seipannt. Ser iuuas
bate fur bic 5reunbe imGorlt-
auie, fir Die Serridaft aui Dem
uno fir Yeronita Nbihieos.
riefe Suridselalien. Sn i~pdtetens
Sasen bDfte er rieoer in Sol3'
'loen gu iein.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-01
STARTED ROUGH HOUSE
Murat Ha'stead's Lecture at
Cincinnati Has RiOtOus
Ending.

Cincinnati. Aug M-Editor Muiat Hall
stead lectured tonight by Invitation OF
the Economic club which meets In the
Vine street Congregational church The
audience was miscellaneous. IN adht'pn|
to the members OF the club which 3 very
largely anti-imperalistic. Mr. Halsteads 81
subject was ihe Philippines, After the
lecture according to the rules of tho club
Mr. Halstead was piled with questions
one OF the quest ouers with decided sym
pathies for Aguinaldo after mis- question
had been answered added the remark
81 hope Otis Will be kept dn and wdl
keep on laundering until lle and The whole
army are driven into the sea or captured. "
Mr. Halstead said, "a man with those
sentiments ie a traitor TO mis- country. "
Several men repllde. Two thirds Ot
bhls audience thinks that way" lialstead
replied: ''whosocvor thinks that way Is q
traitor"
Then there was rush down the hall
with raised fists against Mr.. lIalsead, but
"A great crowd Of men stepped in between
Mr.. Halsttnd and those who were rushing
toward him.
Through the noise and pproar was dis
covered the fact that the audience wa
composed OF men on both sides OF tina
question. Mr. TIalstead was quietly take
ont OF the church by side door and tab
en- home. No blows were struck but IN
chairs and seats were upset ana ther
were loud threats and great uproar
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important documents were concealed and
they were sent first 30 a village postof-
nce in England, forwarded from there 10
Sonnenberg and from there 10 Berlin"
Vilefranche, France Aug. Admiral
Dewey remained on board the Olympia
In brilliant sunshine and with "a fresh
breeze blowing the prepare tions for sail
ing commenced at 3:15 when the launches
were hauled up, interested crowds on the
shore watched the preparations and ad-
miring the activity Of tho crew.
At $3.50 the mail orderly left the quay
with the latest mail. the anchors were
holsted and at 4 o'clock sharp the cruiser
sailed out OF the harbor TOR Gibraltar
The admiral says he Is IN perfect health.
He expects to stay at Gibraltar until
Sept 12 He expressed pleasure previous
to his departure, at his stay here and
deads his countrymens reception. The
admirais VISIT here was the most inter-
esting In the history OF the harbor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-01
THE NEW YORK WORLD
THRlCE-A-WEB EDITION.

The striking and important events
of the last year have established the
Overwhelming value Of THE THRioE-A-
WEEK WoB.D 10 every reader For an
almost nominal sum IL has kept its sub.
scribers informed Of the progress OF all
our wars aud, moreover, has reported
them as promptly and fully as II IL were
a daily. With our interests still extend
ing throughout the world, wit IA our
troops operating In the Philippines and
the great Presidential campaign too.at
hand its value is further increased.
The motto Of The THmoE WsEK
WoRLD Is improvement. 1t strives each
wear to be better than IL was the year
before. and public confidence in IL il
shown by the fact that II now circulatei
more than twice as many papers every
week as any other newspaper, not
daily, published in America.
We offer this uneqaaled newspaper
and TIE WEEKLY LEADER together on'
year for sl.l5.
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E. B. RATTERhEE MADE TO LEAVE
cHnNIAW OMAIN.


CHOCTAW OMAN.
South McAlester, I. r.. Aug, IL II.
Ratterrec. "a non-ciuzen, charged with un-
lawfully cutting hay on OF the Choctaw
domain. was by order OF the Indian agent.
elected from the Choctaw nation by Cap
fain Of indian Police J. W Ellis today.
The law provides thousand dollar
ane for one elected as an Intruder
coming bnce into the Indian territory.
Several thousands tons OF hay have re-
Gently bbeen seized and connscated by the
nation and the Wolators OF the law warn-
ed 10 desist from further unlawfully cut
ting hay with out paying a royalty or hf-
~ cents per ton.
LADIES TENNIS GAME.
Chicago Aug. 1.-After winning a
match OF doubles from Miss bullen and
Miss Doyle today Miss Atkinson and Miss
Craven were defeated in the semi-nnal
round by Miss Neel and Miss Aeteer. In
their first match Miss Craven and Miss
Atkinson played ia excellent form and
won In straight sets. The superior net
/ work Of their opponents was TOGO much
/ for them On their second match, however,
games in four etsetaoinhrdlutaolnun
| and they succeeded In winning but foul
games IN two sets In tho final round FOL
doubles tomorrow Miss Noel and Misi
MoAteer will have "a toheir opponenti
Mss Banks ana Miss Nicely.
n, the single matches Miss McAtee
defeated Miss Parker and Miss Heell
had an cas- ytime with Miss Banks.
| Summary;
/ Doubles-aecond round-Miss Atkinson
and Miss Craven defeated Miss Fuller
| aud kffaa Delaney g-I. CO
Miss McAteer and Miss Neel defeatec
! Miss Pennington and Miss Leo 90: 90.
semi-hual rouud-Arss Nicely and Mis-
Banks defeated Miss Parker and Miss
| Champlin Ga; 1-6; G-l
Miss Neel ana Miss McAteer defeated
Miss Atkinson aud Miss Craven 81; a.,
Singles; semi-hnal-Misa MoAteer de
fsated Miss Parker 80; ca, TO.
Miss Neeiy defeated Miss Banks 6-l; 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-01
The
Cruel Knife!

It is absolutely useless TO expect
surgical operation 60 cure cancer, or
any other blood disease. The cruelty
OF such treatment is illustrated in the
alarming number OF deaths which re-
suit from IL. The disease is in the
blood, and hence can not be cut out.
Nine times out of ten the surgeons
knife only hSstens death.
Ny son had 8 most mAllznant unncor. for
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only hope The oper-
alton was n severe
one, na 40 was meccs
eary to cut down to
the Jaw bone IA a
scrape 40. Before a
great while the Can
cor returned. aud be
gan % grow rapidly
We gave him many
remedies withoutre-
nef, an q nnally
upon the advice Of q
friend, decided TO
try g. s. s. tSwifts
Specinol an witht
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-01
BOARD OF ORDNANCE
And Secretary Root Witness
Gun Tt st at Sandy Hook.

New York Aug 3i--Secretary Root visit
ed the proving grounds at Fort TIandcockI
Sandy Hook today and there witnessed a.
number Of tests OF high explosives rapid
fire guns disappearing carriages and theI
lfke
with the secretary VS. the board OF
ordnance and fortlhcations of which Major
General Miles Is president
Tho secretary Of war refused to allow
representatives of the pess to be presen
saying by the wa yof explanation: Ger
tain tesis are 20 be made that render Il
roc.ssosy that they should be carried on
privately and be, In fact. a sort Of army
family aneir"
on the return OF the party 10 this city
neither the secretary nor General Miles
would say Anything concerning rodays tx-
uerleIce and when Lieut.. Lewis. the re-
corder of the board was seen, ne said;
Secretary Root is very anxious that
nothing definite should get into print
either about the experiences had today oI
I those 60 be had hereafter ] heartily ag
re- with him and fe that no efforts to-
strenuous can DE taken 70 accomplish TIM
end Theer has been altogether too much
7 NINllflNN Nil AlAt lfaHts - aNAAN" W 49,
tests woer held at Sandy Hook proving
grounds today before the Secretary OF
War with Therite and lsham sheh which
/ is a system o Throwing high explosives
some experiments OF guns ani explosives
/ for use I'm the Philippines were tried bu
I cannot say what they were. There were
mo- tests ~ the sims-Dudley gun. THIS II
an can say OF today's experiments Al
ready too many attaches OF foreign coun
tries are well Informed as TO what VI
are doing None OF them we're present 20
dav. Foreign newspapers also are gettini
too much as 60 our dolnss in this line
% New York. Aug Si.-For just hfteei
A minutes the yacht Shamrock had hei
e main sail set today. The sail Is beauty
p with its cloths running the regular way
b from head to foot-and high peak q
= fl.
son after breakfast tho Shamrock
crew turned TO. They stretched the FOO
of the mainsan along the boom then haul
p ed the clew out and made it fast. Ther
are rs hoops on the mast. These Wer
3 next sized on and after the foot OF IN
'e sau had been fastened 10 the traveller, IN
n head of Il was laced TO the gait and a
u 12.15 the big sail was hoisted. II remaine
Is nm lust long enough 10 satisfy CAPITAL
e. Hogarth that II needed no altercationaOi
" hogarth that It needed no alteration
IL Then II was lowered and carefully coyei
le ed.
r. IL viii not be hoisted again 9bcordin
10 David Barrie. ustn the arrival 81 WI
, Fife. the yachts designer, He is due hei
" tomorrow on the Campia with n
- shamrocks owner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-01
RULES GOVERNING CONTEST.

The above ballot Is ordered and authorized by the Fall
Carnival Committee the lady receiving the largest
coupons the close of the contest at o'clock October
1899 will be formally declared Queen Of the Carnival
This contest is open to all ladies of Guthrie
No ballot is legal unless cut from the daily papers
committee selected by the officials will count
the ballots every evening at Waaces Drug Store
to day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-01

Sedan, Kas. Aug. si.-A A Wilson,
city marshal. was killed. and o o. Kiaor.
sherlff. was badly wounded IN the SIN
~ elem ana Marcus Darneil Will. the
laater were resisting arrest here this az
tsrnoon. The Darneli boys have been
wanted for horse stesiing Both sscsp
Cd. A posse OF citisens q IN hot pursu'i
OF ths murdsruB
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S.S.S.F FTF FT6. Blood

as II is the only remedy which goes
to the very bottom of the blood and
forces out every trace of the disease
S. 5. 5. is guaranteed purely vegetable,
and contains DO potash, mercury, or
other mineral.
Books on Cancer will be mailed free
Co any address by the Swift Specific
Co. Atlanta, Ga.
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Chicago, Aug 3i-"1n my judgment his
tory Is repeating itself IN our now pos
sessions. tho Hawaiian Islands. One IN
every thirty OF our natives has leprOEy.
and ! hook for the slo wbut sure ertinc-
Jon OF the Kanacks by these agencise.
Tho Hawaiian ISLANDERS, Ike the North
American indians. will, m tho near fn-
ture. bo "a race OF the past"
These words sum up the situation In the
islands OF me Pacific as viewed BY Dr.
Nicholas Sem. the famous surgeon who
today. returned from Hawaii
THE doctor maize q careful examination
oi tho heaith Of ne natives with conse-
quont effects upon the Anglo-saxon ana
advises all who have a tendency 10 con-
sumpt on, asthma or rheumat.Em 10 stay
away f0m Hawaii
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-01

Is the Santa Fe. The average
temperature during the journey
is less than that for the same
period at your home Then the
care are so comfortable, fatigue
is scarcely noticeable. Pullman
palace and tourist sleePers and
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Ny son had most malignant Cancer. for
which the doctors said an Operation was ''s
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began 10 improve. After twenty bottles hod
been taken. the Cancer Disappeared entirely
and he was ov ed. Tie cure was permanent
one. for he IS iow seventeen years old and has
never had n sign OF the dreadful disease 20 rs.
turn. J. n. MURDOCH,
2Ip Suodgrass ST., Dallas Texas.
Absolutely the only hope for Cancer
is Swift's Specific,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-01
The PITILESS MAUSERS.


order TO get more enective nre the
colonel decided to take his regiment
scrosa t,,e ro,d into tho b;,b GRACE and
- -,
"ecus Deyouu. CuDah negro, WHO
proved to be one Of the heroes OF San
Juan heights. cut several opepinps in
,ha foro.a ,,;,L n ,,ooLo.o Thro,,h
..'o ioos VIZ o.
'neSo openiass 'no ies.inune auV"neeu'
~ ,io '". Soc, op,n
s'eau9 nv vi ,no o"'N'' "oiA''
'o,n ~ i,'o anu 'o'iey
,,oo,,homan a., trsno,oS p,'rs, nst III, m'
nor and musketry, and the whole fre OF the
hill was developed on my regiment Mt short
mage mage Here was as, to be seen the value OF dis,
cll men We're falling e ,a% c"ptoiu
walker, commanding the right center com.
pany' and his Lieutenant, Gross; Captain Tor
s s1m ,is,, 'he ,eir center company any
man OF COMPANY + and ony quarter Of nv
rea were down in ten minutes from the time
the heavy nre OF 'he spaniards commenced
Inc wthou, ANN tbouSbf o. s,"nn,n s uut;I tha
order should come This it now became my
reluctant duty to give saw that the force
on ~" mn, u i,s ,niehcnea pS",i,oh; was en-
NAMED another ten minutes the regiment
would be destroyed. / therefore, with my nd.
,niant, Lieutenant Bennett, walked along the
10 r " nv tho.San "o ou;stIx IN, rnnidIx rs
the road again, which was done in excellent
order, carrying our dead and wounded along
y, WIN nus US. AZ soon as we mao bestowed these
river we resumed the fire. from the road"
I'm this nIaip language n soldier tells
the ,torv af the first encounter with the
Standards at San Imam blookbouse The
range was lass than zoo Yards The s;xth
los, The highest percentape of anv reoi.
mont at Santiago and the greater mart
a, II was Incurred In this ottemnt IN
reduce the Snanish fire NV answer in
kind, Colonel Epbert, and Captain w
II. II. CrowelI, Commanding one bat
TALON. were war veterans. Epbert Of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-01
OTIS TELLS OF FIGHTING.

Commander Phys n Tribpte TO Gem
erai Wheaton,.
Washington, June 20.-General
Otis forwards the followin g:
manila, June 20.-Adjutant-
General, Washington: Wheaton
at Imue, Cavite province, with
four guns, four ba,talions, Fonrth
and Fourteenth Infantry, Nevada
troop of cavalry; sent battalion
south of reconnaissance in the
direction of Das Mariuas yester-
day morning, where the enemy
were reported concentrating their
scattered forces. The battalion
encountered an enemy's force of
1000 marching to attack linus,
successfully impeding it's progress.
Wheaton with two guns and two
battalions hurried toward; repuls-
ed the enemy with heavy loss, the
enemy leaving over 1G0 dead on
the feldi our loss FIVE killed, TWEEN
ty-three wounded. Wheaton re-
enforced last night by a battalion
of the Ninth infantry, is driving
the enemy beyond Das Marinas,
which is now in his possession;
casualties today not reported.
Wheaton's qualities for bold and
successful attack unsurpassed.
"OTIs,"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-01

Meanwhile the artillery had not been
idle in its efforts to help Kent and Sum-
ner reduce the San Juan stronghold.
Grimes battery had a perfect view of
tho blockhouse at 2, 600 yards and struck
it at the third shot, say at 8 o'clock.
The Spaniards replied, and at the
fourth shot killed two gunners and
wounded four at one piece. Skaters
adjutant general, Colonel McClernand,
staid with the battery and directed its
firing. He had telephone wire to
headquarters. Grimes once caught sight
Of the flash Of Spanish gun and, with
that sole guidance. the Spanish using
smokeless POWDER pounded away for
three hours with intervals The black
powder of his own guns hung like
cloud about them, making q perfect
target for the Spanish artillerists. Some
Of their fire was from batteries in their
second line, near the city. The balloon
trniled along his line of fire and stopped
action for time. Another rifle battery,
under Captain Parkhurst, got into posi-
ton near Grimes. ready to unite its fire
with his ut the supreme moment.
Parker, whose troubles in landing the
Calling outfit have been mentioned,
found his way to the front blocked by n
stationary volunteer regiment, which,
after opening ranks for tho guns, cheer
ed wildly and drew fresh shower of
Mausers and shrapnel. At last he reach
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-01
RampoII. tn. Next Pope.

Rome, June l9.-The Pope at
the consistory held today created
Thirteen cardinals. He also rec
ognized number of Bishops. |
is conceded in clerical circles that
by these nominations Leo XIII
has virtually and diplomaticall,
settled the question of his sue
cassor. 1t is an open Vatican
secret that the Pope favcrs Car
dinsl Ranpolla, and it is known
that the majority of CARDINAL
created today are also in favor OF
Cardinal Rampolla's succession l.
the Papacy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-01

Deputy Marshal Hitchcock will
not ride in the funeral procession
of the late Quenn Dowager on &C
count injuries to his hack receiv
ed in a recent "bus" accident.
The staff officers of the late King
Kalskaua will march between the
Bishop of Honolulu and John
Hoapili Baker in the funeral pro-
cession of the late Queen Dowag r
Kapiolani Sunday afternoon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-01

cd San Juan river in time to cross to
the advanced cavalry position, and from
there, later, train his guns ON the block
house. The Hotchkiss guns also reached
Kettle HILL" Mthistime, too Kent's
last brigade. under Colonel Pearson.
was moving down the San Juan beyond
Hawkins and Wikoff to strike for the
green knoll on the left, completing the
line of battle 4, 900 strong at the base Of
the blookhouse ridge. Thus with the
cavalry included. about 1000 men,
armed with Krag- Jorgensen rifles and
carbines, stuag. to desperation by the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-01

long hours OF torment, stood in leash for
that grand heroic rush which is to make
history glow with plaudits for the in.
vincible American arms.
GEORGE l.. KILMER
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-01
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-01
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-01
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