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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
Two murderers Elec,rocuted.

Sing Sing, n. T., July 31.-By Asso-
ciated Press.)-Louis Pullerson and
Michael Mcdonald We're electrocuted
in prison this morning. Pullerson, a
neopo porter, killed his common law
wife, Kate Smith, white, in New York,
strangling her in a fit of jealousy. Nc
Donald. beef carrier, murdered Sta
pen Titus. timekeeper in the packing
house in which Mcdonald was employ
ed, while drunk.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
Thre.,.ins Machine Engine Explode.

White Cloud, Mich. July 31.By AS
sociated Press.) "a threshing machine
engine exploded today near Big Prai-
rie. Charles and Alpha Haighf, Chas.
Crabtree, George Overly, Cecil Priest
and RAYMOND Howe were killed, and
Oscar Evans and George Haight were
severely wounded.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
Fatal wreck In Arizona.

Winslow, Ariz., July 31.--Q8y Asso-
ciated Press.)-A light engine today
ran into the rear OF freight train u
few miles west of here. Engineer Nc.
Leod and Brakeman Constable were
killed and Conductor NJ. H. Frame
seriously injured.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
A ui,liuer shoots,

Hopliinsville, Ky, July 31.-By AS
win, milliner, today shot and NOR
tally wounded Bryan Allegro. She al
leges he tradnced her character. and
otherwise annoyed her. She was re-
leased without bail
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
woman I.stantty Killed.

Des Moines, July a. Mrs. Henry
Ausby. wife OF a miner, was instantly
killed by Milwaukee train while
walking Oh the tracks near the Christy
coal mine. four miles east of town.
She lived near the Gibson coal mine,
about Il quarter of mile from the
scene of.the accident. She was walking
toward the Christy mine to the north
when the train struck her.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
sasI,or IS Brought Ont.

Waterloo, July Blackhawk corn-
ty democrats Saturday formally an
notmced the candidacy of S. II. Rashor.
al this city, for the nomination for gov
ernor. \ full county ticket was nam
ed, headed by Ed. AIullany as candi-
date for representative. The eonven-
ton also adopted resolutions.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
Attempt to Recapture Cal
amba Meets With Heavy
Loss to Filipinos.
ONE AMERICAN KILLED
And six or Seven Wounded-North Da.
kota, Wyoming and Idaho Troops
Sail Tomorrow-Cabie Conn
munication Established.

London, July 31-(By Associated
Press.)-A Manila dispatch says the
rebels yesterday attempted to recap
ture Calamba, but were easily repulsed.
One American was killed and six
wounded. The Filipino loss was heavy.
After concentrating their forces for
two days, the Flipinos yesterday
morning attacked Calamba, recently
captured from them by Gen. Hall. The
engagement lasted an hour. The Fill
, spinos We've driven off, carrying away
their dead and wounded. The Ameri-
cans lost two killed and six wounded.
"A company of the Sixth infantry had
an encounter at Babalaynos, on the
west coast of the island OF Negros,
with a rebel force. There We're no
American, casualties. The rebel loss
was eighteen killed.
Washington, July 31.-(By Associat-
ed Press. Gen. Otis today cabled as
follows:
The Insurgents in considerable force
appeared in the vicinity of Calamba
yesterday, and were repulsed and driv-
en- off Hy Gen. Hail. Our casualties
We're ons killed and seven wounded.
CAPTAIN Simpson, of the Sixth infantry,
struck afobber band at Negros, on the
2sth, kil1ng nineteen. No casualties"
In andEher dispatch he says: The
North IFkota, Wyoming and Idahos
are on tile transport Grant ready to de-
part. TIN desired delay till tomorrow
to receiv{ {Atheir monthly pay was per-
mitted."
Cable Cnmunication Established.
3fanil; afy Gable communica-
'tion saats established with CalaInba at
6:30 O'Clock Saturday night. The sue
cess OF lthe new plan OF following the
troops with a cable ship was celebrated
by the Rending of several messages be-
tween Gen. Hall, who commanded the
troops which made the daring capture
of the city, and Gen. Otis.
The cIable ship began laying out the
wire at }Taguig, which is about fifteen
miles east of Manila, ON the west bank
of Laguha de Bay. Galamba is nearly
Twenty-Five miles directly south of
Taguig.I The cable lies on the bottom
OF Lagu}na de Bay and the signal corps
officers |under Maxwell, who laid it,
claim hat it will prove a great deal
more se)ryiceable than a land wire. as
the insurgents will not be able to cut
it SO READILY.
The signal service has established
commuf fication with all points in the
rear oil Manila that are held by the
Americ3ns, excepting Morong, which
is almost directly across Laguna de
Bay fro)m Tagllig.
There has been some slight firing on
the oufposts about Calamba, but no
hard fighting.
Corporal Walker Dead.
Washington, July a1.-(By Associat-
ed PRESS. Gen. Otis cables the death
from typhoid fever, on the 25th, of
Corporal John F. Walker, OF Company
G, Fift}y-first Iowa.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
Another kentucky Feud.

Knoxville, Tenn. July 31.-(By As
sociated Press.)-A fatal fight occur
red today in Letcher county, Ken
lucky. Wm. Smallwood and his uncle,
Clelland Smallwood, between whom a
feud has existed. met on the mountain
road. Both fired at the same time.
The uncle fell dead with bullet in his
heart. The nephew was fatally wound
ed at3
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
FARMER DROWNED.
Hun Down While in Row Boat by
the Steamer Climax.

Burlington, July 31.-(Special.) y
Fred Carter, an Illinois farmer, while
out rowing on the Mississippi river this
morning, got in the way of the steam
er Climax, which ran him down. His
boat was capsized and Carter was
drowned.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
Fined for S,xear,ns.

Columbus Junction, July 81. IA trav-
cling man for a shoe house used some
Indecent language toward the c., X. 7.
& p. railway agent at Fredonia, whom
he was asking to check his baggage,
and he was arraigned before Justice c.
NJ. Fulton. of this place, and by that
gentleman fined SIS and costs, or 81 in
all.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
canada Getting Radical.

Ottawa, Ont, July 31.-By Asso
ed Press .)-The house of conn
adopted resolution expressing $
,pathy with the Uitlanaers of
Transvaal.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
Continues to Improve,

Plattshurg, n. y. July S1--(By Asso-
ciated Press.9 THE president took his
customary walk this morning. Mrs.
Mckinley continues to improve.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
Mrs. Kate G. spra-ue Dead.

Washington, July 31.--(By Associat-
ed Press.) Kate Chase Sprague
died at her country home near here at
3 o'clock this morning.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
Boston Mess enger. str,ke,

Boston, July 31.-Ry .Asspci;
Press. )-The messengers of the Bo.
District company struck this morr
for an increase in pay.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
Tho Venezuelan Commission.

Paris, July 31.-(By Associ;
Press. )-Mallet-Prevost continued
presentation of the Venezuelan
before the arbitration commission
dov
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
SAVAGE WARFARE ~ BOHTT4
PRESIDENT ALoNzo CAUSES INSURGENTS TO Ri
sHOT-INu1AN oCTRAGEs

PRESIDENT ALONzO CAUSES 1NsURGENTs TO BE
sHOT-INu1AN oUTRAGEs
Lima Cia Galveston. Feb. 9.-According 10
advces just received here from the seat of hos
tiities in Bolivia President Alouzo. during the
recent siege Of La Paz the nominal capital. shot
five Of the leading Federalists. or insurgents. ON
his return TO Oruro. south of La Paz. which has
been his headquarters during The war. he had
only fifteen hundred troops. not half the num-
Der with which h laid siege 10 the capital. many
having deserted 10 the revolutionary movement.
Well-authentcated reports have been received
Of horrible deeds committed by the Indians in
the country between Corocoro. north of Oruro.
and the latter city.
Valparaso. Feb. "a dispatch received to-
CAV from Bolivia says that a thousand Indians
recently surrounded the Corocoro mining works.
which IS the property Of Chilians and sacked all
the houses
The manager Of the works. his wife and an
o4icial tried 10 make their escape. on the re-
fusal # the Indians 70 accept their offer of
Sc 600 10 spare their lives, the manager shot mis-
wife and the Official and then committed suicide.
The incident is likely to cause difficulty be-
tween the Bolivian and Chilian governments
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
TOPICS IN H4TANA.
GENERAL BROOKE PLACING RESPONSE
BILITY AND AUTHORITY.
UNFAs1NEss OVER FEVER AMONG THE
TROOPs-CUBAN OFFICERS TAKE
A HINT FROM GOMEZ.
my cARLE TO THE TRIBUNE. J


Havana Feb. 9.-General Brooke is seeking 10
quiet agitation in his Advisory Cabinet by desig-
mating tho duties 70 be performed by the re-
spective departments. The complaint has been
that actual authority and responsibility were
lacking. The courts will soon be in working
order. under Secretary Lanuza, and the forma-
tion Of a Supreme Court VIII end the chaotic
condition OF the existing litigation. Some prog
ress has also been made in the organization of A
school system Of Havana. The City Council is
still pressing General Ludlow for a definition Of
its powers.
The yellow fever cases at Guanajay cause un-
easiness. though to-day's reports were not un-
favorable. Until these cases were reported the
health Of the 2O2d New York. which is stationed
there was very good. Guanajay is not an un-
healthy town Colonel Seyburn allowed his SOL
diers 10 visit during the daytime but strict or
ders were enforced against absence from camp
at night. One case Of yellow fever has developed
in the Sth Regiment Of Infantry. which Is sta
toned in Havana along the entrance to the
harbor.
The insurgent officers who have been paradlnG
around Havana in full uniform have taken the
hint at Gomez's displeasure over their course
and now appear without regalia. Secretary
Quesada. who has returned from visit TO
Gomez, tells the radical Cubans that their com
mander Will do nothing contrary 10 the wishes or
the Assembly hut he expects the disbandment
Of the insurgent troops. in accordance with MS
promise TO President Mckinley. Mr.. Quesada
favors a loan OF $4,000 600 for the payment Of
the troOns
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
GARCIA's BODY REACHES HAVANA.
PUBLIC HONORs PAID BY AMERICANS AND
CUBANs TO THE DEAD SOLDIER.

PUBLIC HONORs PAID BY AMERICANS AND
CUBANs TO THE DEAD SOLDIER.
Havana. Feb 9-The United States gunboat
Nashville bearing the body Of General Calixto
Garcia. steamed slowly into Havana Harbor at
] o'clock this afternoon. the guns Of MORO
Castle and the American squadron saluting her.
The solemn booming announced the arrival 10
the oxpectant city. Everywhere householders
and ships lowered thousand flags to half
mast. and black streamers soon surmounted the
Cuban banners.
BY the time the gunboat had come to anchor
thousands of people crowded the waterfront
The marines lowered the coffin 70 the tug char
tered by the Cuban committee. and Garcas
body. hereafter 10 be in the keeping Of the
Cuhans was borne 10 La Machina Wharf
There Sefior Federico Mora Civil Governor of
Havana: Mayor Perfccto Lacoste. the members
Of the Municipal Council the members OF the
Junta Patriotica. Commodore y. J Cromwell.
Captain Of The Port; many naval officers,
Major-Gencral Ludlow Governor of the De
partment Of Havana, and several members Of
his staff We're assembled. Two companies Of the
Sth Regular Infantry, with the rcgimental band.
were lined up to receive the coffin. which. drapcd
with The Cuban flag and bearing a wreath of
flowers was carried or tho shoulders Of Nom
bcrs of the Junta between tho saluting ranks Of
tho Regulars TO The hearsc.
The silent crowds. with barred heads. marched
90 the strains of q funeral direc Z" ihe lalaf b..
w here the body now lies in the Municipal 'orn-
oil Chamber guarded iy details of cuban ana
American troops Ou the order of General Lud-
loW all official Has- VIII h. Kept "i hali-inaSl /
until after the public funeral ou Saturday
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
DEPUTIES SUSTAIN JUDGES.
STRONG EXPRESSION AGAINST THE PRO
POSED TRIAL REVISION BILL.

STRONG EXPRESSION AGAINST THE PRO-
POSED TRIAL REVISION BILL.
Paris. Feb "a score Of Deputies. including
NM Brisson. Bourgeois Barthou. Sarrien Poin-
care. Pelletan and Millerand. have addressed an
open letter 10 the Government declaring their
intention to uphold the supreme principles Of
Justice as above all attack.
The letter asserts that there is no necessity 70
deprive the Criminal Chamber Of the Court Of
Cessation OF the right of rendering judgment in
the Dreyfus case.
M Lebret. Minister Of Justice. has testified"
saw these distinguished members Of the Cham
ber "to the honesty Of the judges and II the
court is disqualified it will mean the triumph OF
calumny. The honesty Of the whole Court Of
Cessation will in turn be questioned and the
highest Jurisdiction Of the country will thus be
placed by the executive powet AT the mercy OF
defamation"
In concluding the letter its signers say:
The law proposed by the Government is not
law of appeasement, but law Of civil discord
threatening the liberty. honor and security Of
the citizen at juncture when the union OF all
Republicans is required 10 defeat a combination
OF clerical reaction and CPsarian demagogy
preparing for third time an assault upon the
Republic"
This step indicates the growing opposition %
the Revision bill which. even II Il survives IN
the Chamber Of Deputies is almost certain 10
be rejected by the Senate largely recruited from
the magistracy and strongly opposed to such
changes Of procedure as the bill contemplates
The publication Of the text Of the Revision
Committees voluminous report and OF the
Mazeau dossier serves 70 emphasize the hollow
ness. not to use a harsher word, Of the charges
of NJ Quesnay de Beaurepaire against the
Criminal Chamber. 1t is difficult to believe that
a man who was president Of section OF the
Court could have brought such reckless accusa-
tions against the judges Of another section ana
Il Is still more difficult to explain how the Gov
ernment could have been induced by such trivial
charges TO introduce the Revision BILL unless
il was riding for fall. The general belief IS
that nothing now save the Depuy Cabinet
In any event to-morrow's debate in the Cham
Der Of Deputies is expected to be very stormy.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
FILIPIN0S LYING LOW.
LNSTRGENTS CONCENTRAT.
ING NORTH or MANILA.
AMERICAN TROOPS EAGER TO GET AT
THE ENEMY-NATIyES ABANDON AND


RURN \ VILLAGE NEAR CAVITE.
Manila, Feb. Q. 40 D. m.All is quiet here to-
day. The Fiipnos are lying low, except on the
extreme left and right They are evidently con-
centratng between Caloocan and Malabon.
Judging from appearances. the Filipinos are be-
ing reinforced by better drilled men from the
northern provinces In front Of Caloocan they
are as thick as a swarm Of bees
The American troops are beginning to feel the
heat at midday In the open. and they are also
anxious to proceed. The soldiers are impatient
Of restraint while in sight Of the enemy
The Fnpinos are stil intrenchlng themselves
on the left at Caloocan.
The natives fearing the Americans were about
to make an attack on or lombard the town OF
san Rogue. set fire to It to-day X IS still burn
ing as this dispatch is sent. and it is COM
posed in the main OF bamboo huts II Will prob
ably be totally destroyed
Telegraph operators are now worth their
weight in gold and the members OF the Signal
CORPS are working night and day
Sergeant-Major Smith. Of the Tennessees, has
been ordered to proceed to the United States by
the next transport as escort Of the body Of
Colonel William c. Smith OF the lst Tennessee
Volunteers. who died Of apoplexy during the
recent battle with the Filipinos.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
TIE FuIPINOs N MONTREAL.
AGoNCIILo SENDING AND RECEIVING CA
RIE MESSAGES


MonAeal Feb. 9-Agonciilo. MART ana Luna
rho Fi'ipinos are having a quiet time OF II at
,,ese,, They have received several cable dis
ratchas and sent several. but the ones that they
arc waiting FOR. those which are supposed 10
co,tain direct news from Aguinaldo. have not
ve, come. Agonc.llo says he is as yet entirely
unable n saw what he will do AT present,
bs saws I'VE are in communication with seven
different points by cable and wire ana tnsre
vn he many more for We cannot carry on war
like this without having agents all over
w ao no, RELY on assistance from the Japan
oss ,or the prese nt" he replied IN answer 70 an
,..,r,,. we have made no overtures TO them
90, ,hav have not made any suggestions TO u.s..
when asked II he expected his other Filipino
,,ands from Washington. he replied mat tney
would remain in Washington until they were
ordered out. So ,,a..
When Agoncillo arrived here last Monday
r,ornine he asserted that the sole purpose OF MS
visit was To establish cable communication win
~ cbief Aeuinaldo the United states Gov
lament having intercepted his messages. To-
dsv he went step further and told why he
particularly desired uninterrupted cable COM
ION Friday last" ne said when was IN
Washington | received a cable dispatch from
Aguinaldo lnstructng me 10 cable Immediately
10 him the result OF the vote on the ratification
of the treaty in the Senate. He desired this in
formation so that his representatives could use
II in a conference he was holding with General
Otis. did not think that could get this IN
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
JSTHurS STRIKERS STUBBORN.

OFFER or THE COMPANY REFUsED-NoRF
TROUBLE EXPECTED
Colon Colombia Feb. o-The visit Of the rail-
road officials 10 Panama has proved fruitless. Ihe
s,rt.rs have again refused to accept 81 currency
aa wages. and insist upon s. 90
The railroad to-day issued a notice saying that
relvlng upon the Governments Protection' they III,
go - ros,r,a work at the docks and yards and
- uoca Immediately with Fortune Island labor
ers and others from Colon. This howeysr Is con- ~
s%.ur % 80 az a7d tbe inedeouacy Of the police protec-
ti,r A. Panama. The situation II Is beheNeu Il
Incoming more serious.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
CHURCH AMENDMENT REJECTED.
THE HOUSE OF COMMONS FIGHTS SHY Of Mr.
SMITHS RELIGIOUS ISSUE.

THE HOUSE OF COMMONS FIGHTS SHY OF Mr.
SMITHS RELIGIOUS ISSUE
London. Feb 9--In the House Of Commons to-
day, after a long debate. the amendment 70
the Address 10 the Throne relating 10 the law
lessness in the Church." which was proposed
yesterday by Samuel Smith, Liberal. member
for Flintshire was rejected by 221 votes
against 50
In introducing the amendment MIR. smith had
declared that the subject exciting the
greatest anxiety throughout TIE country.
To-5ay A. J. Balfour. First Lord of the Treas
ury and Government leader in The House. when
asking the rejection o. The proposal. counseled
"the preservation Of the broad liberation which
has been the distinguishing mark ~ the Church
Of England" and deprecated any legislative at
tempt to cure The evils complained Of hy the
mover of the amendment.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
prD1.r ar CONT CAPRIVL

C.rossen Prussia, Feb s-ihe Douy "a o",,n-
'.n, Ca,r,,d the former Imperial Chancellor
Oo"''1 -, 1,o,dsv last was buried to-day IN the
vavl, on the caprivi estate at skyren near
,s~ nare Among those present at the ceremony were
rcpresentatves Of Emperor william Inc Hins IoS.O o.
saxony the Imperial Chanc91ntoIIr rar Tount Posa-
ohe and wesneq t9e the secretary Of he Nayy 40
niraI Won Tirpitz the Minister % ~ ibe R4chstsg
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
ryr rryER4L or BISHOP O'HARA.

Scranton Penn. Feb. s-The funeral OF the K'sn.
%. p,shon O'Hara took place this morning. IL
was attended with elaborate ceremonies at .r, ss
catlSu'o, y-ers closed for the hours the ser
Vices we're in ThEee hqndTeS Rs6Ss PoSan See
IN atte t - ~ requem Bishop Horst tmann OF
csvean preached he seTmo1 Rvap BISHOP Ft1
were wP. Ps an and Bishop Hoban. Bishops prenaersIHst I
and McQuaid were also IN the nc,uSry ~ The
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10

cprAr nRrTArN NOT READY TO EXPRESS AN
OPINION AS TO MATAArNs RIGHTS.
London Feb 9-1n the House Of Commons to-day
49,. Parliamentary Secretary for the Foreign Of
foe the Right Hon. william 81. John Brodrick re-
plvine n a question on the subject sad her -dae "a
Scor5,i ar dispatches from Samoa before expressing
an opinion regarding the recognition OF Ma'9ala
oe King ~ Samoa
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
VIEW PORTO RICAN CABINET.

GOvERNOR-GENERAL HENRY ANNoUNCEs
HIS APPOINTMENTS.
san Juan de Porto Rico, Feb. Ex-Governor
General Henry has appointed Francisco Acun''
Tndependent Liberal now Attorney Of the Su-
prere Court. to be Secretary Of state; Dr. Coll
Liberal has been appointed Secretary of RI
nance. and Federico Degetan. Radical mas peeh
arrcinted Secretary OF the Interior.
The Liberals are dissatlsned with "enei a.
Henrv's change OF policy.
Munoz Rivera announces his Intention OF go
ING to Washington soon in order 10 secure re-
lief from the oppressive militarism Whlcn' ne
United states"
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
4 TELEGRAM FROM COLONEL sEYBURN.

Albany. Feb. s-Admtant-Generll Andrews TO-
6av said that yellow fever has not much Of hold
on tho 2o2d New-Yo ork Regiment Governor hocse
vel, has received q dispatch from Colonel Se' burn
e,o,ir- thai there have been only two cases Of the
dtsoase in hi, command The dispatch is as fol-
lows.
Guanajay, Cuba. February 9
-lSN,t bas tvro cases Of yellow fever Local
conditions prevent removal before tomorrow,
A armng reports. no other iouili"lloi ,6I- t4S-
advised.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
PRIVATE DEcKER's BODY BROUGHT HOME.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday on
,ro r-ri.ad states transport Mississippi from san
Jlan Ponce and Santiago were Captains Piper
and Brady. and Leutenants Fealey. hughes ana
Tebauit all Of the United states Army, hNe Army
nurses Professor Beckwi-h. ana Jonh J. O''es' az
,...,l,or of staten Island who went 20 Santi-
, -, hiring home the BODY Of Private Decker OF
no -rst New-vork Volunteers. Decker was me
c,i, staten Island soldier killed In Rattle IN uyd' .f
bis death fn the assault on san Juan tilll.
r;.sides tnat Of Decker there were tnree oyne.
tniies ~ dead soldiers on the transport ne
Nfi-.issinDi was t.d up 70 her pier az 4dc'H0-S''
itroo.sivr earv IN the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
NOT DIRECTLY INTERESTED

+ " Cehagos & co. and Muller. SchaH co.
40 oro,od as sa,ing that they arc not directly in
..-e.ted I'm the establishment Of an American bank
IN san Tuan Porto Rico Was reported yesterassy
sr a dieuatch from the island The basis Tor me
storv ariuears 20 he the fact that some time ago
,,esc boiisss gave letters Of recommendation 10 a
man vto ie noW m Porto Rico for the purpose OF
Looking over the ground
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10

MEN or THE 2-D NEW-YoRk WHO ARE
Ill AT GUANAJhY DoISG WELL.
Guauajay. PROVING" e Pinar del Rio Feb. p
There have been no additional cases # yellow
fever reported here among the members ~ the
20od Nev-York Regiment. and the men who are
suffering from fever are doing we'll
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
,cr r1ors ~ TRACK or THE LINERS.

:, Johns Y. F. Feb 9-The British steamers
po,,,lus from Louisburg. c. b.. and Grand Lake
from Boston arrived here to-day. They report
sighting south Of Cape Race. immense Ice noes
- -, 5ris,i,y into the track Of transatlantic
sh ming forming a serious menace 10 haVlsatlot
me foes are said 10 be heavier than TOT years