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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-10-05
FIRE FOLLOWS A HURRICANE.
Flames at Montserrat Burn struct-
ures Left by the Storm.

ures Left by the Storm.
Plymouth, capital of the island of
Montserrat, w. l., reports the destruc-
ton by fire of many buildings, which had
escaped the recent hurricane and most of
the remaining ruins, greatly intensifying
the distress Of the populace, which is
growing demoralized over the tardy and
inadequate relief The laborers refuse to
unload the relief cargoes unless paid dou-
hle
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-10-05

Elias Hatfield, Wilmington, w. Va,
was found guilty of manslaughter In kill
ing H. Il. Ellis. Sentence win be from
Eve to eighteen years.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-10-05

Admiral Dewey Tuesday morning
treated the nation to another surprise.
With the United States cruiser Olympia,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-10-05

Fire did $50, 1000 damage In the nine
story Robinson building, bounded BY
East Broadway, Division and 0ouveheur
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-10-05

All the secret mobilization papers OF
the second Bavnrian army corps have
been stolen from an iron chest. A SER
geant named Schlosscr Is suspected.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-10-05

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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-10-05
REASON SAID TO Be RESTORED

Recovery of an Insane Man At
tributed to Lymph Injection.
Irwin +. Bush of Joliet, ILL.,, who has
been insane for two years, returned to
his home Saturday, apparently in perfect
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-10-05
GRANT-CANTACUZENE.

Presideut's Granddaughter WEEDS a
Russian NobIeman.
Miss Julia Dent Grant, daughter Of
Gen. Frederick ID. Grant and grand
daughter of Gen. Ulysses s. Grant, was
The oasis., 1899-11-04
+e.>-S rttc -sotxr,1rs rs

out tost aN Uts money, won tue So,Uut prize in tue lottery the other day. The effect opoa the old man was so great that he lost his reasun, and now the family are trying to get him into San Hip'lita.
 Two Republics: The new military club initiated by Captain Portirio Diaz is so fac organized that the by laws are now being printed; the as-o- ciation may be said to be complete success. All the officers of the army have given it their adhesion. Within a few weeks the fuI Imal inauguration of the club will take place.
 Two Republics: Among the exhibits from Mexico in the coming French ex- position, there will be d display of the inventions of Colonel Manuel Mondra gon of the Mexican army, and on the staff of President Diaz The colonel has invented rifle, carbine, a light mountain cauuon, held gun, q nor tar, d fusee aud grenade. Guns of each of these classes have been made in Frauce and all have attracted at tenUiun.
 Two Republics: The secretary ot the treasury has had a complete set of the official publications of the statist ics or lhe republic handsome.y y bound, tn be sent tu the Paris exposition Of 1900. The binding was done in the stamp printing office of the govern m-nt, and is iu fine Russian leather and silk, and gilt edges. The fifteen volumes c ntaln details of the iIn ports, exports, coinage, mining aud finances of the republic for some twenty years.
 Two Republics: The peripatetic bird dealers un San Francisco street que preparing fur tourists. They are already hawking thelr 0irds,rara ayes, gay with many c,,lurs which attract tue numerous tourists. They appear so tame that they rest on the finger to the dealer vii huut cage or cord but thuss gay coloTs are painted and in lew days disappear, or the bird dies frnm the little lead balls that have been forced down It's throat to prevent it from flying when put on the finger. Don't buy birds in tue
  street.
 Mexican Herald: The priest of Santa Maria la KedOnda, who, some time aga, iuculcated in sermon to his hearer-, ihe importance of nbeying the law If civil marriage, in addition to he eccie>iaslIcal rite, last Sunday ttuk up aputilcr useful theme, aud ex hurted parents present. not to fail to have lhril children vaccinated, so a. tn save them from the rayages Of smallpox He concluded his exh0rta- tion "ilE ihe following words: "so all of yuu whn feel convinced by ny | words cume tunprrnw at such an hour | tn lhr parucliiai residence and your shall be yaccinated
 Mexican Herald Mir. ] W. Els w"rlh, president of the Rio Michol and d'rrcior Of The Pdleuque and Chidpas Rnnnrr Plantation and In. vest mrnL cuinpauie>, arrived in the clLy e-i erday InUrni"g from his home in San Francl>cu accompanied by is famiIy and MT and hrs Murray M. Hdrii~ ut Lbs A geieS. Mir Harris is d large >tUckh der m the companies. The lhiee companies own d large am unt piO eily in The Paleuoue dlstiicL Ot the state tf Chiapis Tn, y are capirdllZed al S5in,0n0, and are en- 1aged solely in rui b culture. Mir. Eu-wnrl h expects io leave next Fri 1dV for iulaudS tfl examine the nrnn-
The oasis., 1899-11-04

Fl Pa.u G,aphlc: Two llO-tun loco. motives passed through on the santa Fe today. These engines gre for use on the Mexican Central at San Luis, PuJo>l. Fms company has ordered tiity,f these monsters and eight of thein nave aiready gone down the llne. The two engines in the Santa ke yards Juuay have .2-ibch boilers. Sut another engine iS on the road which has a 1o l., h bolitr aEu 4}O ilueS It Is very seidum that larger locomotives than the>e ate to Oe seeu anywhere m the world, aud the Mexican Central has the reputation of having ordered some of the largest locomotives ever made, these being knowE as double enders," purchased some years ago, but which did not prove satisfactory, though couple of them are said to still De iL u>e at the City of Mexico. he engines in the yards today were su large that Lhe caos stood up above the surrounding box cars, while the boilers were simply enormous in size.
The oasis., 1899-11-04

LaGrippe, with it's after effects an. nuaily ue>Lroys thousands of people. It may te equIckiy cured by Que Minute CUugn Cure, tue only remedy that produces immediate results lu cougls. colds, croup, bronchitis, pneumonia and throat and lung troubles. It. wIil prevent consumption. l.. w. Mix X Co.
The oasis., 1899-11-04

For Dice, clean shave or an artistic halr cut go to F. F. Bustamante, Calle Elias, Nogales, Sonora; fourth door rom Hotel Cazabon. Good narber. careful attention. A clean towel for every customer *
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
WAS THE OBSERVATORY HARMED:
POSSIBLE EFFECT OF THE HEAVY FIRING
UPON THE DELICATE INSrRU-

POSSIBLE EFFECT OF THE HEAVY FIRING
UPON THE DELICATE 1NsTRU-
MENTS AT MANILA
san Francisco. Feb (SpeciaD.-It Is feared
in scientific and marine circles that the heavy
firing In tho course Of the second battle OF
Manila will have had a serious effect on the use
fulness Of the Manila Observatory. situated
close to Malate The world Of science learns
probably more about earthquakes and other dis
turbances Of the earth from this centre or
seismic shaking than from any other point and
navieators in that part of the world depend
absolutely upon the Manila Observatory Tor IN
formation Of impending typhoons.
When Dewey sailed into Manila Bay on May
Day q last year the first shots from his squad
ron warned Padre Doyle who is in charge OF the
delicate Instruments of record and warning OF
the necessity Of sheltcring his trust Ihe IN
strunents and all other apparatus were care
fully buried and observations ceased until Cen
eral Otis having assumed charge OF ahalrs, IN
formed the Padre that the United States Army
and NAVY would afford the observatory every
protection I'm their power
The instruments were then eXhumed, care
fully adjusted and the recording of earthquakes
and forecasting Of typhoons have been gong on
regularly ever since. So delicate are the illsuu-
ments in the observatory that it is feared many
may have suffered from the conclusion OF lhe
heavy firing of Saturday and sunday ana mar
iners and scientists are waiting with anxious
interest news Of the welfare of the World most
useful observatory.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
4 JOvING-CUP FOR MRS. SAMPSON.
rHE CAPTAINS OF THE ADMTRA1is FLEET PRE-
SENT IT TO HER ON BOARD THE
NEW-YORK.

On board the flagship New York. lying off Tomp-
tlrsyie Staten Island. in the presence OF invited
guests and the officers OF the ship the captains or
Admiral Sampsons fleet yesterday presented to
Mrs Sampson a silver loving-cup. II rests on a
base representing the forward turrets OF the Span
sch ships Vizcaya. Teresa, Oquendo and Colon.
On one side Of the cup is scene or the santiago
Arht On the reverse is this inscription:
presented 70 Mrs. william T. Sampson by the
commanding officers serving under her husband
Rsar-Admiral Sampson. in 1895, during the war be-
tween the United States and Spain, which resulted
IN the destruction Of the Spanish squadron under
Admiral Cervera of Santiago. Cuba, on the go-
rious "a OF July. 1885 token OF their high re-
card and esteem for Admiral SIMPSONS profes-
sional qualities as a commander-ln-cMef ana IN
loving rernembranc OF the uniform kindness. con
siderstion and courtesy which characterized his
hearing toward them IN all their Official inter
The presentation speech was made by Commo-
dore Francis j. Hgginson. and Mrs Sampson made
a graceful reply.
The ice IN the Bay yesterday prevented the tug
Nina from taking 70 TomphnsYihe captain ana
Mrs Henry C. Tavlor and Captain Nico Ludlow
The marty left the Navy Yard IN ample time 10 get
70 Tompkinsvle IN time for the presentation. but
he heaiv seas and the ice made progress difficult
Afte- ba ttNng for hour against the tide ana Ice
me Nina gaVe II up and turned her nose homeWard d.
Ia was soon tied up at the Navy Yard again.
Mrs Tavlor greatly disappointed as she ana
Mrs Sampson are intimate trends
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
MARSHALL'S BIG SCHEMES.
TWO BILLS THAT TAMMANY OUGHT ~
ADMIRE.
THEY GIVE MCCARTNEY POWER TO LET

THEY GIVE MCCARTNEY POWER TO LET
TWO LONG AND VALUABLE CONTRACTS
Albany. Feb o (speciaD. D.-Senator Marshall OF
BROOKLYN IS introducing 30 many bIlIs OF iin-
portance that it would appear that his time WIZ
soon be taxed to attend TO all or them peio'e
the committees and then defend them from at
tack in tho Senate The bill for sinking the
tracks of the Long Island Railroad ana giving
IT a franchise of unlimited duration for street
surface traffic in Atlantic-ave was expected 10
be his chief measure OF the session, put to-day
ne presented two others Of equal importance
one If the new ones confers the eX'raord'-
nary mower upon the Commissioner OF street
Cleaning 10 make a contract for the sprlnh'"s
OF the streets OF New-Ycrk for ten years.
In a second bill Senator Marshall authorizes
the Commissioner Of Street-Cleaning to MAKE d
contract for the cleaning Of all the streeIs u
Broolllyn for n period OF three years Inc queS-
tion naturally arises why INC street-Clea..anS
Denartrr ant should not 90 this work as IN slan .
haitian Who has his street-ceanlhs coz" 80
in Brooklvn. and desires it renewed! Is 1t 'o''''
+ McC,arry2
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
TO REVISE THE BILL.

RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSIONERS APPOINT A
COMMITTEE To CONSIDER POSSIBLE
CHANGES MR.. CROKER FOR CON
sTRUCTION BY PRIVATE CAPITAL
Tho Rapd Transit Commission held its usual
weekly meeting yesterday afternoon. The only
business transacted was the appointment Of a COM
mittce consisting ~ Alexander r. orr. Charles
Stewart Smith and q. L. Riycs, to consider what
changes II any can be made in the bill which
will soon he introduced into the Legislature en-
powcring the Board to seek other sources than
municipal bonds for securing the necessary capital
fo build the underground tunnel The committee
will Immediately begin IFS work of revision, and ~
the bill which has been drawn up by Edward NJ
Shepard covers about twenty-five printed pages
and has been framed with reference 10 existing
statutes the committee has somewhat COM
plicatcd task before IT. There is no probability
however that the committee will attempt TO alter
the salient features Of the measures. which leaves
to the Commission the option Of constructing the
projected railroad by tho issue of municipal bonds
county bonds or by use Of private capital IT was
said Yesterday by Lewis L. Del1neld, secretary Of
tho Board that the bin would bc ready for pres
cntation 10 the Legislature about tuesday OF
Wednesday next.
Richard Croker said last night that he did not
know the details of the proposed bil 70 secure
underground rapid transit. and added. ~ the bill
provides for the enlistment OF private capital, then
I favor IT, As 1 have said before. the city s
financial condition is such thar no further debt
can be incurred ~ great magnitude, but We want
rapid transit and II II be secured in this way
/ am sure every Tammany man will support IT,
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
MR.. BENDER'S NEEDS.

AN ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION OF ABou
$4,000 ASKED.
Albany. Feb 9-Harry II. Benders. Superin'enu-
ent Of Public Buildings has presented 10 the 'on'-
rniss,oners Of Public Buildings and the oe"a''
Finance Committee and Assembly ways an" "''i' a.,
Committee a statement asserting that there Will
ho NODDED 70 complete the work of his Department
for the wear ending october l the sum ol
s22I o0o The appropriation made last year Tor Su-
por,ntendent Eason supposed 70 last un'll tna'
time and this amount Is declared TO be deh'ic"cY
Mr. Pender makes no charges el'her ol
eances on the part of his predecessor or dishonesty
Mr. r.s,on saws the deficiency caused by
alterations TO suit the enlarged Assembly ana anu
Snnafo and the expenditures were approved ny the
TIE actual figure given by Mr.. Bender as, as d dne
amount required TO run the Department IS S--l'yV
and there is about 5000 I'm the treasury. ne ue5
dcency is actually. therefore. between Szl-V" ana
enfp -
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
NOT INDICTED " UESTcHESTER.

THE GRAND JURY DECLINED To ACCEPT TEsTI-
MoNY n THE CODY BLACKMAIL CASE
Before the Wcstchestcr Grand Jury. IN session in
white Plains Yesterday tho case OF Margaret f.
Cody charged with attempting 10 blackmail Miss
Helen " Gould was again brought up. Miss
Gould charged that Mrs. Cody wrote letters to her
A. her country home in Tarrytown-on-theHu Hud-
son. asking for meetings. The signatures were
identified by David Carvalho. an expert on PEN
manshlr and testimony produced by the Clerk
ot III, Supreme Court OF Albany County, taken
from the proceedings in the Angel blackmail
As the evidence ia the case was the same as that
given in Albany where the jury failed to agree
and no new evidence introduced the West
chester jury failed 10 indict Mrs. Cody Is now
Imprisoned in Albany. awaiting trial on two other
charges brought by the Gould family.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
TAMMANY on THE Police BILL
GRADY TELLS WHAT CROKER THINKS or THE
GOVERNORS SCHEME.

Albany. Feb. 9-senator Grady to-day gave out
an interview" on the proposed New-foFK lily
police legislation part Of which follows:
Tho so-caIcd Police bill will At once be rec3g-
nzcd as another vicious specimen Of special leE.- lE
lation and a brazen violation OF every pthcIgie
upon which the doctrine of home RUE dcIenus;;
As is well known. II j. born in spite-the spite Oh
two disgruntled Republican machine pontcIaHS'
Ouigg and Gibbs. Gibbs and Quigg-oVer @ ny
loss Of position in the Police Board OF thelr TWO
political pets. Hamilton and Philips It's puirrpose
Is to get square" with the Mayor. 10 vindlcate
tho Importance Of two faithful Republican, ~ nencn, IL
men and 10 serve notice upon every oihclh lh
Tie five boroughs of New-York City th4t De-
fore dealing harshly with any subordinate hePuot,
lcan politician for their self-protectlon asa.nsI
ANNOYANCE and Injustice they had hrst bet'er
consult Quigg or Gibbs or both
II is unnecessary at this time to discuss an an M oI
the various features of tho bill. Any one taAoth..
correct principles Of eovernment VIII ma s'clTne r
reason tor opposing the measure IN tne oHr .ptio-
vision that the Governor. whenever IN ms opinion
"A need ior moro faithful Observance or the pro
visions Of this section shall require, may remove
the Police Commissioner from Office az WILL ana
with or without previous notice" In my opinion
no man possessing the character and quaIlncations
eutitng him to be considered for appoln inen11 10
tho position OF Commissioner would accept once
under such an unjust, dishonest ana insulting e""-
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
Az INVESTIGATION DEHANDED.

ACTION OF THE MANAGERS or THE BROOKLYN
DISCIPLINARY TRAINING SCHOOL FOR BoYs
Albany. Feb 9-The State Board ot Charities
has been requested by the managers or the Brook
lvn Disciplinary Training School for Boys 10 IN
vestieate that institution. in view OF charges maoe
in the last annual report Of the state Charltes
Aid Association. In that report i was hed 'na'
the appointment OF a new superintendent was
oc,t,st Tho business interests OF the institution.
that corporal punishment had been introdi'''.
that boys were to be kept until sixteen years or
age in violation OF the provisions Of the Consttu-
tion. and that the policy OF the institution was
in direct violation OF reformatory discipline The
school MANAGEMENT denies these charges. and asks
that an investigation be made not only oy the
Stae hoard Of Charities. bur also by the District
Attorney and Grand Jury Of Kings County.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10

formation through TO Aguinaldo. expecting as
did that the Senate would refuse to ratlty lne
treaty and that the United states GovernineI,' Glen
,rouId object TO putting such valuable informa-
tion as that in the hands Of the Filipinos. 20
came to Canada just for the purpose or sehu'"s
this cable dispatch" ii. % .h,
Has Aguinado yet received tne ~ ~resuI' o,-e uo -s
sentative refused 10 reply to this ques''on'
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
LABOR LAW AMENDMENTS.
MEASURES INTRODUCED At THE SUGGESTION OF
THE GOVERNOR.

THE GOVERNOR.
Albany Feb e-Assemblyman Thomas II. COS
tello OF Oswego to-day introduced a bill 70 amend
the Labor law in accordance with the recommenda
tons OF Governor Rooseyet's message. u increases
the number OF deputy factory inspectors 10 MY
1t gives the Factory Inspector power. no" Nes'e'
in the police TO enforce the labor laws Ia regard 70
the safety OF scaffolding in c!des, ana a.so hahs'
the Factory Inspector jointly responsive "l'a ,"'
chief officer charged with enforcing the ou"aus
laws I'm anv citv No minor and no woman IS 70 De
employed in any factory before a ni or ai'er
D. m or for more tnan ten hours IN any oaN Z"
sixty hours in a week. except to make d sAo'e'
workday OF the last day % the week ""eA eN"S
labor is required the employer must So r'y e.1 ~
Years Old are not 10 be permitted % operate 1A"'
gerous machines Of any kind.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
TO BUILD RAILROADS IN PHILIPPINES.
SYNDICATE FOR THIS PURPOSE REPRESENTED
By BELGIAN CONSUL.

Chicago Feb. 9.-Edward c. Andre. Belgian Con-
.,l Al Manila passed through this city to-day on
the way 10 Washington from the Philippines MI.
Andre said that he was much interested IN read
Ing the accounts Of the battles with Agulnaldos =
forces and he was not surprised that they had
been defeated so easily by the American troops.
The ultimate result ot the revolution, he said'
would be the formation Of a little military party
among the Filpinos but the greater part OF The
Inhabitants Of the islands would appreciate Amer
ican rule all the more because Of Agulnaido's de-
feat In Mr.. Andres opinion. Aguinaldo Is not
the real leader Of the Insurgents He believes the
little rebel is In the hands of other persons oI
greater Intelligence. Mr.. Andre is a strong sup
porter OF the anneXatiOuists. lie declares tilS IS
The only way TO govern the Philippines
Mr. Andre came this country for the purpose
Of organizing a syndicate to eStahllsh rallroads
in the Philippines and will remain IN the United
. States about q month
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
At TIE TRTTYG PLACE THEATRE.

"Jugend- Freunde" comedy In three acts by
Fulda drew a large and interested audience to
the irving Place Theatre last evening. The
ccIlent presentation Of the piece by Mr.. Conried
well-trained company drew many signs OF ap-
proval from the spectators. Tho play VIII De
given again Tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow
evening. This evening "Das Erbe' Il the attrac-
ton, at popular prices.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
THE Fight OVER AuSTERDAN-ATE.

ANOTHER HEARING AT ALBANY. WITH BOTH
SIDES STRONGLY REPRESENTED
Albany. Feb "a second hearing was given by
,bo Railroad committees Of both houses this after
nam on the bill Of Senator Ford prohibiting the
use Of electric power or four surface railroad
tracks in Amsterdam-ave. New-York city. Thomas
4 Fulton chairman of the AInstordam-ave COM
rnittee with John Proctor Clarke John {. Colemah
and J. Van Vechten Olcott as counsel appeared III
f,,or Of the measure Edward Lauterbach and
N {, ,rr,,ll appeared IN opposition, representing
the Third Avenue Railroad Company H. r. Nree-
land president and ex-Judgc Edward Brown rep
resented the MetrOpoliia an street Railway company
IN oppositiOn the bill
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
rIrLD SERVICE FoR GUlRDSuEN

Albany Feb Q ,specan -Adiu;ant General An
arews stated to-day that plans were under e0n'u.
Grafton by the military authorities of the state "
extended field service for the National Galfd - ;,
summer. In accordance with Tho rcromnie ''A'.'.
Governor Roosevelt. These plans were n't ~ ,s,.
nciently ma;ured 70 be made pu5iic. '1.onsi ,ha
tsrsr of Maior-General Roes derartmen nI sal. sssd
hereafter the soldiers OF the Naa1.l ,.,s.. I
would undoubtedly have three sch'o.- 'i '
ton the armory. Peekskill ana the he''
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
HARBURGER's PET BILL DENOUNCED.

Albany Feb e-Before the Excise Committee OF
the Assembly to-day there was = hearing on the
bill introduced IN behalf OF the Democratic party
by Mr. Hamburger. Those who spoke In opposi-
ton 10 the measure were Thomas A. Fulton OF
the Excise Reform Association; the Rev DR. Israel
NJ Hathaway general secretary Of the American
Sabbath Union and a. a Robbins. representing
,be NatIonai Temperance Society. Mr.. Harburget
speaking IN defence OF his bill. was abusive as
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
NEW BILLS.
These bills were introduced to-day:

Nv Senator Elsworth@-Appr0rriatlng 5000 fot
the erection of a State arm0ry at dina.
BY Senator Ford-Authorizing the Department ~
Health of New-York city 20 determine The claims
Of The owners Of cattle and horses which are klel
because Of being infected with 'uhas 'rlos.s and
limiting the appraisal ~ an animal t0 l',. o.
Ry senator NOrton--AmendWg thc Ntw-lo lofk city
charter by providing tnat the .Nreises 9i ne
county government Of Queens shall re hA,d oy ne
T}osrd of Estimate ard AupJrtlOumeu' DO the same
manner as the other counties comprising iAe c.,y.
Bv Mr. Gala agher-To authorze the '-tah isnnen'
OF a public market in the Eighth Ward az BEooA'
lyn. ,-.. 49, 49,,
constitute a legal days work ior members ol the
polce force IN cities u the first class.
BY Mr.. Ball-Closing portion az the oid Iosi
from Flatbush 10 Bedford known as the 'O!" love
By Mr. Apgar-ProvidIng for the appointment .,
two Assistant Distrlct-Attorneys IN Nes'chese'
By Mr. Co;ton-Appropriatlng G,'5si . tor y.
purpose OF completing repairing ana improving 'H'
arniory OF the 23d Regiment
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
THE SFTFNTYFIRST INQCIRT.

prcrr,B ARMY OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
THE REGIMENT TO TESTIFY
Albany. Feb. e-Adjutant- General Andrews an
nounces that the War Department has granted
permission 10 the Court OF Inquiry which Is in
yestlgatlrg the conduct Of the rs. Regiment In the
Santiago campaign 10 examine oIhcia! reports ana
documents submitted by officers engaged In that
caupaign and to examine about score of Regular
Army officers. who, II is believed. can give testi-
mony Of value TO the court The court Will meet
next week II invites officers and men of the list
Reeiment TO appear with or without counsel and
make such statements and give such testimony as
they desire.