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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-02-25
Receiver Of the Baxter HAM

Hay Shippers Handy Record
Book. the beat thing out for ne
convenience Of hay shippers. made
and for sale at this olIlce.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-02-25

DR.. Sawyer's Little Wide Awake Pills
give purity Of blood and vigor of thought
by perfectly regulating the bowels and
cure biliousness. inactive liver and con-
stipation. w. E. Price drug store.
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BuclsIsa's Arasca ssivs.

AuC OCot odtNC III tuC WOTlu tbt
cuts, bruises, cores, ulcers, sslt
rheum, fever sores, letter. chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all
skin eruptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. II lie
guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25c per box.
For sale by A. r. Kane.
DIED-On Tuesday, Feb. IA. at her
home in Quapaw reservation Vivin,
the little infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. +. d. Harbour, aged five
weeks. The funeral was preached
Wednesday, Is. to a host of friends
by the writer, who has been person
ally acquitted with Bro. and Sister
Harbour for two or three years and
knows them to be devoted to the
cause of their Master. sympathize
with them ia their sad and sudden
bereavement, but let me say to you
not to weep AZ one that had no
hope. Little Vivin has gone to rest.
for the Master said "Suffer little
children to come unto Ne, and for
bid them not" All 10 well with
your darling babe. A. C. SNELsoN.
Faults of digestion cause disor-
ders OF the liver, and the whole sys-
tenn becomes deranged. Herbine
perfects the process of digestion
and assimilation, and thus makes
pure blood. Price 80 cite Cooper
Drug Co.
EVER THINK ABOUT TtilSp
When you were married TO the
prettiest girl In the country, where
did you look for the notice that was
90 little to everybody eisel In
your home paper.
When your home 10 invaded by
the blue eyed girl or bouncing boy,
to whom do yon make Il your bust
ness to convey every information |
40 to the sex, time and weight? To
the editor of the home paper.
In after years when q manly
young fellow takes q girl to home
Of his own, or q bouncing boy (now
\ mani IL given partnership In the
,tore because he has brought some
oody's daughter home and set up an
Of his own-to whom
10 you personally exhibit the we'd i
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Frost Bites and Chllblains

FbVsS utSeS auo SuI1Dsains
Quickly cured by Banner Salve, the
most healing remedy In the world.
A. X. Kane.
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The Kansas City Weekly
Journal, 26c Q Year.
THE JOURNAL
Kansas City, no.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-31
AyuntamIento de Mayaguez,
Session borrascosa.

Borraseosa fue IL session del Ayuntamien-
to de Maysgiiex celebrada 10 noche del mierco-
Len de ID presente semanA. D. Lorenzo Marti-.
nes de ID msyorfa impugn6 81 acts anterior por
haberle concedido On ella $50 pesos oro de suel-
do menaual q Ssoreta1io dc dicha &C rp orAci6n,
contraviniendo una orden general El Score
tario con Il venia de Il presidencia advieIte que
s6lo se soicitaba Ia aprobaoi6n Il estaba bien 8
NAL redactada 81 acta. L. replica el Sr. Mar
timex que el secretario no tiene voz nj voto =
que el Alcalde no puede autorizsr 10 qae Ia ley
prohibe
III vocal eelor Menendez 0pina que por
question de orilen no debe tomarse 10 dioho on
oonsidaraci6n. FL senior Marines protesta ,
dice apelar4 ID superioridad.
Sc precsde irmar 81 acta, el ST. Martinez
y ID miiorfa federal GO niegan .frmarla POI
opinsr que todos Ion acusrdos son nnlos por sez
hasta aqnal dia ilsgal = constituoi6n del Ayun.
tamiento por no estar conforme con los sextne.
mos. de aqnella. Fl pdblico dsnaostrsba m a-
probaoi6n +con sigai6oatixos imurmallos Des-
puea re trataron otfos particnlarss hsata termi.
, mar ID session. SO ha elevado,sns alzada i
superiosidad pidiendo ls nalidsd de loa acaer
| dos.
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A lQGStrOS leCtOrcS.

Desde mafisna sc imprimirk este peri6dico
con tipos nuevos en- distinta forma de compa-
ginaci6n de la que 80 ha usado hasta ahora. La
com mposici6n de lectura comenzsrA en- la prime.
"a plane 10 que deberan tener presente nues-
tros amables leorores.
En- el aho que oomienzs esperamos poder
ofreosr otras mejoras. Ia CoRREsPoNDENciA
desea oorresponder al favor con que &c le dis .
tingue desde ~ fundaci6n.
Nuestro ideal es plantear un bueu servicio
por cable, y este fin Sc enoaminarAn todas
nuestras mas activas gestiones, esperanto que
no pasarA mucho tempo sin lograr nuestros de
seos, pero con la anioa empreas de cable que
hoy tenemos, se hsoe muy di6oil llegar un
acuerdo por 10 elevado de aus tarlfas Aun que
conooemos perfeotamente el secreto p' rel!enar
un par de columnas con la base de un telegra =
ma de Glen palabras, esas cien palabras repre-
sentan un desembolso de mas de mil duros men,
suales, los que no podemos sufrsgar. porque
no tenemCs mas entradas nj negooies quo tus de
la misma pub!icaci6n nj queremos aumentar el
precio de suscripci6n y vents del peri6dioo.
En- ouanto otros g9neros de informaoiSn,
ell PATS sabe que este diario va Ala oabsza de
todos, y que siempre se ooupa de las ouestiones
de interes general, tratandolas con criterio Ii
bre, sin subordinarlas las connivenoias de
10, .rtidos poifticos. Defendemos la raz6n y
"a justicia, segun nuestro leal entender.
Hemos extendido nuestrs esfera de infor.
maoion. Actualmente tenemos corresponsale,
;reotos en- Paris, Madrid, Londres, Barcelo
q, Nueva York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Sal
,eoial para modas en- Paris. Crearemos tam
- a seooi6n literaria = poetios, para ira
-esulten sstisfechas las inclinacio
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----
ds Agradecemos Ia invitacion que nos han
remitido.
%. Aver tarde entr6 este puerto Ell Va
por eIis,, procedente de Liverpool, CON fetea
para varios.
%. El motive de haber permsneoido syer
( media asta las banderas en- los edifoios pii.
blicos de esta Capital, fu9 en- virtud de hsberss
recibido en- el Gobiereno General, 10 notioia
otioial, con6rmando 10 muerte del General Law
ton.
AoA ia sldo aDsueito p0f 81 1flDunsl dc
Diatrito de esta Capital, el individuo Valentfn
Torres, acusado del delito de rspto.
%. Los individuos Felix y Manuel To.
rres, pTesuntos autores de varios 1obos en- Ia
jurisdiction do Maysguez, han sido cspturados
por IL poliofs. q
%. Sc halls en- Ponce 81 doctor Comes
Valencis, de Arecibo, & donds % ha traslsdado
CON ell fin de estsblecerse On % profession,
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.o~ The Mourning Pest ha recibido no.
ticiss que en- 81 sitio Ladysmith las tropas boera
aloanzsbsn al ndmero dc IL. 900 con magnffioa
srtillerfa en- excelentes posioior e.
90 Sc na suplioado Ia Secretaria Civil
por ID ACADIA de Aguss buenas, disponps 20
levante el embargo travado contra squel Ayun.
tamiento por Ell de Csguas en- virtud de srbi.
trios que le adeuda por gastos carcelarios.
Ao4 Segun carta del Yucatsn (Mexicol
dirigida Mendez Cspote ae estan llevando
aquella republica gran numero de niflos de co.
ior blanoos, oubanos, con objeto de explotar.
los en- empresas luorstivas.
90. Anoohs fu6 asistido en- Ia sails de 10.
oorros, Ramon AgusJo de- una he,ids sobre Il
slen izquierds. en- riifa = nvie-. ~~-
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E|e.ti1sAs De Isabella.
POR RTELEGRAFO. T.
ODE NUEsTRc CoRREsPoNsAL)
Celebradas las ,eleociones de este pueblo,
ha res1ltado triunfaote el Partido Republican,
Puertorriquefio por iCZENTO CUARENTA
SlE1E VOTOSS de mayorfa.
Ofden complete.
La Guerra a1gGlo-bDGr
f1nini6n Mall Qakn
Opinion Wall Bake,

El sefior Wall es uno de los directories de
los ferrocarriles de la Rer1blica Sud america.
Deulara este sehor que los 2, PA emplea-
dos en- 81 ferrooarril transvaaliano son todos
holsndeses y han aaxiliado grandemente al go.
bisrno para la guerra.
Mediante el auxilio de los ferrocsrriles,
los beers tienen armas, munioiones where's
para largo tempo.
Hablando de la campafia, ell sr Van den
Wall sefala Ia importanoia del empalme de De
Aar. que DONNA toda Ia red de Was alrededor
de Orange, no creyendo que puedan los beers
oeuparlo, desgraciadamente.
''En ouanto & los efuersos ingleses que Co
rren en- auxilio de Lady smith por Natal, les
oostarA trabsjo pasar, va directamente siguien-
DO Ia via f9rrea, "a tratando de remontsr ell
rio Tagela.
Gel terreno por allf es aooidentado en- ex-
tremo, propioio la guerra defensive que en-
tienden magistralmente los beers.
''Si trataraa de franquear 'el rio Orange
(frontera del Cabo Ia Repdblica de Orange,)
para rsmontarse hacik el Norte, Sc enoontrarAn
con los paentes volados, el paso cerrado, CO.
"a bien fkcil.
''Ls guerra. pues, durarA mucho. Ter
minarA con la victoria de Inglaterrs2 No es'
toy de clio tan seguro como en- Europa sc pien'
GEL levantamiento de los af1ikonders del
OaOO ~ slempfe pOslUie. Ol lbs lEOpah uo s1I
Relvers Butler fusian uno solo de ellop, a.
ousAndole de espfs por ejemplo, es possible que
ESQ soiviantase todos los demas y produzoa
Ia insurrecci6n.
sY despues de todo-ahade el Sr. van den
Wall-los ing'eses SO han llevado siempre pa
iizas en- el Africa del Sud, de los beers, o de
los ca eeBaeno; "a s6 que al fin aplastar =
lues n>@t.hilis. pero & que precio? Es que
no sabsn la manera. Necesitan un martillo- -pi
lon para romper una nuez.
<RecuerdU quo dia dijo K ger, ha
blando precisamente de esa guerra de los maJa.
bills.
clos ingleses, son 10 mas raro!.
~ dale otra yes la pipa, hasta que al ca
bo de un ratio, afadi6:
-.Rarfsimos. Sc rennieron diez mil para
acabar con los matabilis. Hsbrian bastado
seisoientos boers. Esos ingleses esperan los
matabilis en- Ell llano. Pues nosotros atraemos
1 esos salvajes en- la montafia, por grupitos. Y
luego vames nosotros POGO POGO, muy poqui-
to POGO, escon i6ndonos Embellishments Ha
cerse matar, que simple.a! Y en- segoida
-eAl llegar aquf K'iger cru16 los dedos
de ambas manos apret6 violentamente las
| palmas una contra otra despanzurrando algo
imaginario,
.Y en- seguida hacemos esto!
<Fsto -prosigui6 floe66osmoa,ta al direG =
tor de los ferrne. .=-ilsu &c lransVSai es II
L:ssvIis de Ia batalla de Nioholson's neck,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-31
Francisco vaIIeciIIo
Abogado. t
Huau3CaO.
Ia oe-<osPondenoia & Yabucoa.
PIMA

-. Dice ~. Nueva Era
'En Ponce y en- Msyagues los Alcaldes
popu!ares. ademas de las condolences generates
de todo gentleman, reunen 10 espeoial de hablar
al ing!9s, 10 que economixa en- esas Alcsldiaa ell
empleo de interprete por tanto 81 oonsiguieu
ta oasto. Ademks, clio facilita Ia correcta 10
terpretaci6n lie las 6rdenes disposiciones
ofciales''
%. Sc e ha communicate por el Centre
Superior al nlcalde de Aguas buenas que para
los vendedores ambulsntes de t.baco elsbora'
do, es aplioable Ia regls Ia de 10 Orden gene
raj 176 que la exception que se haoe ea
solsmente . los vendedores ambalantes de fra
tos del pals En- cusnto los vendedores de
pan no debs cobrkrseles nads, por ser ese e
anico medic de que disponen los fabri'sntes
para realizar gu artfculo.
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Banquete de despedida
al General Brook.

Sesenta cinco personas asistieron al
banqaete de despedids dado en- obsequio al ge.
neral Brooke ell dia 22 en- el <Paris Restau-
rant, de la Habsna.
Presidi6lo e. General Mario Meneo@', -ienoo
el Director G> L.iuuis Ernets Lee Corrant
81 senior Llorents. hablando del general
Brooke dijo: sVino Brooke & gobernar Gu
ba en- las mas diffoies circunstanoias, esto es,
en- ell estado de trancisi6n de un regimen anti
ouado estrecho 4 uno liberal; y 10 hizo Gin
privar q naGiie de sns derechos. Los cubanos
le reoordaremos siempre con gratitud smor,
81 Mayor General Wood, conteat6 en- cor
tos frases las de bienvenida que se le dirijie
Dijo: .Los Estados Unidos estan en- Cuba
en- las personas de sus representatives, quienes
pretenden llevar 4 cabo una gran labor cum
plir estrictamente las promcsas del Congre-
Por mi parte solo hare 10 que ell presidente
| me ha ordenado que hsga; pero comic en- obte
| ner la con6anz estimaoi6n del pueblo or
bano, como Ia ha obtenido Ell general Broo'
| ke,
| El general Ludlon, se exprea6 en- los 81
| guientes t6rminos: <Estos ofoiales America
| nos que quedan aquf, podrfan llamarae afortu
nados 81 cuando llegue Ia hora de dejar 70 lsls,
les siguiera el respeto la buena voluntad dc
aquelloa que dejau detrAs, como le ha pasadc
al general Brooke.
Los cuhanos no tienen mejores amigos que
los ofoiales. .americanoss
Respondio 81 general Brooke, dioiendo
<Siempre reoordara mis- largss horaa de traba
jo en- Cubs; pero tambien recordar6 Il bondae
que me han demostrsdo todos los cubanos, es
psoialmente aquellos que eonooen que los ans
ricanos somos sus mejores amigos.
FL general sali6 para Tampa 81 .dis "a.
Un escusdr6n del cAbaMerfa Ia ba
terfa del segundo de artiilerfa. con 80 bauda
le dieron escolta de honor desde el Palacio has
Is el muelle. Sc le hizo 81 saludo de Mayo
J general desde el Castillo de Ia CaDa1a.
ri general Wood fu6 ambien saludad
como Gobernador General.
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GaCcta de hoy.
QUARTET GENERAL.

Llamado Warrington el que susoribe,
cuenta con esttar ,aasente unss tres semanas. Du.
rante este tempo, el Teniente Coronel W. P.
Hall, Jefe de Estado Mayor, atenderA todos
los asuntos de rutina, = las 6rdenes que de item.
po hayan de prolongarse para disponer eleooio.
nes anunoiar el resultado de 6stas, tendrAn
fuerzs y valdez. -'~
Ell Gobernador Militar felicita al pueblo
de Puerto Rico s los miembros de los parti-
dos polftoos por el modo satisfaotorio con que
estAn llevando oabo las elecciones; 10 Quail, &
su juicio, oonstituye halsgieno pron6stico para
el porvenir, conoedidos que sesn mas amplios
poderes, obligaoiones, responsibilities pr1-
vilegios.
GEO w. DAVIS.
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ooan los parraroa y Is de Ia orasn
ol7e y estableoiendo otros. Son re-
al impuesto sobre la fabricaoi6n de f6s.
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%. Sc ettan tendiendo dos h:
gra6cos entire Ponce y la ciudad del
fin de facilitar mejor las communication
%. Sc cree que en- las primerae
del Congreso de Washington Sc pom,
ell tapete la question de Gobierno er
Rico.
.oA Ha causado gran sensaci6
cfroulos europeos un supuesto tratac
oual Ioglaterra adquirirfs la bahia d.
%. Sc han pedido al Tribunal
bo las ternas para proveer los cargos
municipal, propietario y suplente dc
%. Las elecciones municipales
tt Santa Isabel estan anunciadas re
mente para los dfas s y 6 del pr6xim'
Aox Contestando Ia consulta qu
Alcalde de Juana Diaz lie dice la Seer
HHEiuqsaa HEi! ia lar a1 bkffzfo e4enh1a. +. 4 A. -
176 se califoan & lossustantivos cabaI
mulos.
%. Dice un diario mayaglezan'
<El microbes terminarou las ins
e!eoLora!es IsaheIa FL partido rt
cuent, con 252 votos de mayo,fa.>
-. Un ingenioso chino hs in7
uuevo medic de destruction que los m
de Pekfn consideran que oaasarA ter
corszon de un invasor, por 10 que hs
do sean distribnidos ejemplares de 6l
otto "oeleste', FL "arma' consiste Q
"a en- cuya extremidad tiene IN trozo
en- forms de media lana, Ell cual graz
sencillo mecanismo, SO oierra deosE
paciente . cnyo ousllo Sc applique.
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den General n Q 1877.

den General Q 1877.
ocan los parraros 3 y Is de Ia ordsn
176 y estableoiendo otros. Son re-
al impuesto sobre la fabricaoion de f6s.
Orden General n O 2O5.
Reativa instruction pdblica, la cual in /.
,ertaremos fntegra ma1ana.
Orden General o23l.
A propuests de la Junta judicial se di.po.
nen los siguientes cambios en- el personal judi
oial de Puerto-Rico, los cua,es Sc publican pa.
ra oonooimiento general.
10 Admitida Ia renuncia presentada por
don Juan J. Baster, Juez Presidente del Tri-
bunal de Distrito de Mayagiiaz, se nombrs
Jues Presidente del Tribunal de Maysgiiex &
don Ramon Qainones, Jaez Asooiado del mis-
mo Tribunal
20 Sc nombra Juez Asooiado de Maya
giiex, don Ramon Nadal Santa Coloma.
50 Admitida Ia renunoia pregentada por
don Antonio Moreno Calder6n del cargo de Sc
oretario del Tribunal de Distrito de Arecibo,
Sc traslada la Secretarfa del Tribunal de Dis
trito de Arecibo, don Jose Rosado Aybar.
40 Sc nombra Secretario del Tribunal de
Distrito de Mayagiiez, don Salvador Picor =
nell Cardons, en- ,lugar de don Jose RossT
Aybar, trasladaao 1 Areoibo.
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-. Ss9ayisa 4 ios consumidores que han
llegsdo nnevas remesas de las famosas cerve-
xas' maroas ARKADIA OLD BETTER que vende
precios m6dicos Isidro A. sanchez
N-A-l6-lb a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-08-09
FILIPINO PLOT DISCOVERED.
Manila, Aug. There ha

Manila, Aug. g. There has
been suspicion for some time that
insurgents were among the natives
entering Manila, and the provost
marshal discovered that rebels had
come in and were actively plotting
to start riots and were smuggling
in arms for the use of the Filipinos.
At midnight last night the head
quarters for the conspirators were
located in cigar factory in Bin
ondo and company of the Sixth
infantry surrounded the place,
raided it and captured 43 rebels,
including a number of Filipino Of
ficers. Though several more man
aged to escape, it is believed that
the authorities have crippled the
powerful gang of plotters who were
aiming to create an uprising.
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Mattox Creates a Scene

Matt Fortner, young colored man
who IS employed by the Santa Fe
a. one of its stone crushers in the
Indian Territory, was O. passenger on
the train that brought Clyde Mattox
from the seuth to Newkirk.
Fortner boarded the train at Ponca
City, which is 20 miles south of New
kirk. He says there were 20 deputy
United States marshals at the depot
when the train pulled into Ponca
City, and persons without tickets
were not allowed to board the train.
Mattox was handcuffed and shackled
with ball and chain, and was in
charge of two guards. The car was
crowded when Fortner boarded it.
Noticing that no one was occupying
the seat with Mattox, he asked the
young desperate to take his feet off
the seat and let him sit down. He
was greeted with volley of oaths,
Mattox winding up by saying, "no
d-n niger could sit with him."
When the guards tried to quiet
him and asked him to refrain from
so much profanity, Mattox said they
could not stop him till he was in his
grave.-Topeka Capital.
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CONWAY CUTIE rs.
Special Corresponds nee.

Special Corresponds nee.
Conway, August s.-Weather ihot,
stock water getting scarce, some
sickness, mostly infants, no deaths.
A protracted meeting is being con-
Quoted here by Rev. Cook. A good
attendance and an interesting meet
ing is hoped for.
j, d. Price has new gin machinery
now ready to gin the crop of cotton
without a bobble.
E. B. Allison, Conway's leading
merchant, went to Wynnewood to-
day,
Deputy Marshal Ran Dickerson
arrested ]. A. Evans, charged with
making false oath as to number of
cattle he swore to in paying the tax.
Commissioner Wynn placed his bond
at $500, which was given.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-08-09
No RIRht to usIInes..

The woman who is lovely in face.
form and temper will always have
friends, but one who would be at
tractive must keep her health. If
she is weak, sickly and all run down,
she will be irritable. If she has con-
stipation, blotches, skin eruptions
and a wretched complexion, Electric
Bitters is the best medicine in the
world to regulate stomach, liver and
kidneys and to purify the blood. It
gives strong nerves, bright eyes,
smooth, yelvety skin, rich complex
ion. 1t will make a good-lookiug,
charming woman of a rundown in
valid. Only soc at City drug store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-08-09
Progressive Win.

Vinita, l. T., Aug.ss.-A full vote
was polled in the Cherokee election
today. Partial returns indicate the
election of Burlington for principal
chief by 1900 majority. The Down
ing iticket was elected all the way
through. This makes it certain that
the treaty with the United States will
be revived or q new commission ap-
pointed to make another treaty with
the Dawes commission.
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

HANNA IN SWITZERLAND.
Lyons, August s.-Senator Hanna
has left Aix-les-Bains for Geneva.
His health is greatly improved. He
will remain in Switzerland about two
weeks.
YELLOW FEVER UNDER CONTROL.
Washington, August s.-No new
cases of yellow fever have been re-
ported from Hampton today, and no
iditional deaths.
GOV. ATKINSON DEAD.
Newman, Ga, August s.-ExGov-
ernor Atkinson died today after an
illness of about 10 days, He served
two terms as governor of Georgia.
ROOT CoNFERs WITH THE PRESIDENT.
Lake Champlain, N. Y, August S.
The president and Secretary of War
Root had another long conference
this afternoon. Secretary Root
leaves tonight for Washington.
CIVIL GOVERNMENT FOR CUBA.
Chicago, August S.-A Washington
special to the Record says: General
Brooke's administration in Cuba is
exciting criticism in official circles
a. the capital. 1t is said that a
strong pressure is being brought upon
the authorities to advance the estab-
lishment oil civil government in
Cuba.
HANGED FOR MURDER.
Erie, Pa, August S.-Edward Held
leer was hanged here this morning
for the murder of Levi Kreider, bis
brother-in-law during a quarrel over
division of property.
MASTERING THEM OUT.
San Francisco, August S.-The
First Nebraska volunteers were or
dered mustered out here August %,
and the Tenth Pennsylvania on the
following day.
DOCTORS SAVED HIS LIFE.
Guthrie. Okla, August S.-Nelson
Warner a young farmer, made an
unsuccessful attempt at suicide yes
terday. He purchased half ounce
of laudanum at a drug store and
poured it into a glass of coca cola,
drinking the mixture. Medical at
tention was secured in time to save
his life. Warner had quarreled with
his father.
FEW CASES OF YELLOW FEVER.
Havana, Aug. s.-Twelve cases OF
yellow fever are under treatment
here today. Four cases at Tes-
cornia, across the bay on the site OF
the government warehouse.
THIRD CAVALRY GOES TO MANILA.
Chicago, Aug. s s-Troop /, third
cavalry, will leave Fort Sheridan
tomorrow for the Philippines. Horses
are now on the way to Seattle.
TAGALs MAKE LARGE DEMANDS.
Madrid. Aug SIT is stated tn al
the Filipinos demand 81 900, 900 for
the release of the Spanish prisoners
etill in their possession.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-08-09
FILIPINO INDEPENDENCE.
Is What ARuinsIdo Asks for-Copies of
Document Sent to Foreign Powers.

Is What ARuinsIdo Asks for-copies of
Document Sent to Foreign Powers.
Aguinaldo has appealed to the
powers for recognition of Fill
pino independence" in a docu-
ment dated at Tarlac, July 81, and
signed by Ruencamino.
1t was received by all the foreign
consuls at Manila, with the request
that they forward it to their respec-
tive governments.
The Filipinos use their cid argu-
ment that they conquered the SOW
ereignty of those islands from
Spain before the signing of the
treaty of Paris, and therefore
Spain was in no position to cede
them to the United States.
They argue that the possession Of
1000 Spanish prisoners, captured
with their arms while fighting
against Filipinos, is eloquent proof
of the nullity of Spanish sover-
eighty. as when they surrendered
Spain's hold was irrevocably lost.
THE purity of Mr.. RusseIl's
tone and his clean technique evoked
generous applause. "-Syracuse, n.
\. Post.
At the Christian church next
Friday evening.