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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-03-25
PURELY Personal.

MIs "A. ~. Dnftus VI W 0SAtMA tDti
here on Tuesday.
Mr.. James III. Clendenning, Of Bum
ker Hill, was here
Miss Mary Stribling spent Tues
day in Chambersburg
Mr.. Chas. Emmert, Of Hagerstown,
$ visiting friends here.
Aiiss Lorena Flick spent Thursday
afternoon IN Chambersburg
Mr.. Hunter Boyd, was in Winches
ter on business Wednesday.
Hon. G. NJ Bowers returned TO
Washing on Thursday morning.
Mr.. Dan'l Getzendanner, of Jeffer-
son county, was visitor here yester-
day.
Mr.. Geo. Shaffer left Thursday
morning on short business trip to
Baltimore.
Mr.. Frank S. Emmert left Monday
for New York, in quest Of novelties in
the dry goods line.
Mrs. G. d. Buckles, who has been
on visit to Washington, returned
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Roh't. Stewart, VINO attends the
State University ut Morgantown. is
home on vacation.
Mr.. Olney Sutton, of the State Uni
versity, Morgantown, is home on a
two weeks vacation.
Miss Minnie Hunter, Of Berkeley
Springs. is the guest of the Misses
Colston, w. King street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Baker, who
have been visiting Miss Lille Clsnden
ming, Bunker Hill, have returned home.
Miss Carrie Ronsh, who has been on
visi. to Miss Willie Grove. Hagers
town, returned home Thursday even.
ing.
Mrs. II. d. Fuller. of Winchester,
came down Tuesday evening on a
visit to her mother. AIRS. j. w Me-
Sherry.
Mr.. Joseph Goodman of the Auburn
Wagon Works, left Wednesday even
ing on business trip through Penn
sylyania.
Miss Emma Schen has returned
from trip to Baltimore, where she
has been securing Der spring mill
liuery supply.
DR.. Page Bariowe has moved into
the house recently occupied By Mrs.
Mary Houseworth, corner Of Burke
and Maple avenue.
MIR. E. E. Kilbourn. president Of the
Kilbourn Knitting Machine CO., re-
turned Thursday from business trip
to New Brunswick. N. j.
Mr.. Benjamin Bushnell, formerly OF
this place, but now prominent drug
store owner of Winchester, spent
several days here this week.
Mr.. G. Harry Trump, who has
been in Winchester, KY, for several
months, is spending a few days with
his parents at Kearneysville
Mr.. Bonner, manager OF the New
York Office of the Brooklyn Brass
Works, returned to New York, after
spending a few days in this city.
Miss Annie L. Talbot. of Washing
ton, who has been visiting Mrs. Rosa
A. Str ker, left Wednesday for Win
chester, where she will visit relations.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-03-25

Nathan johnson. "a railroad employee
at Cum berland had bnth Of his legs
cut of il that place Wednesday. He
( Il b tween the cars, and his death
resulted.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-03-25
LITTLE LOCALS.

.Hats off y bowls the March winds.
Canned Apples SC can at Felker's.
Good Prunes cents pound at FELL
KERs.
The Cumberland Rolling mills have
been leased.
Look out for the loose bricks these
spring days.
Spring. gentle spring, is springing
its surprises.
More smallpox have been discov-
cred in Baltimore.
The barber always stands at the
head in his business.
Old papers for sale at this ottlce--
only 10 cents hundred.
L. A. Carr a prominent business
man OF Charleston. is dead.
The typhoid germ and the spring fe-
yer microbe go hand-in-ha
An electric railroad is TO connect
Cumberland with Westernport.
Canned Peas sc can and Canned
String Beans sc can at Felker's.
Easter decorations are making
their appearance in the windows.
Straw hat factories are beginning
to make hay while tho sun shines.
Mr.. A. G.. Keesecker has moved
today from College st. to S. Water st.
Ex-Secretary Sherman has had the
privilege Of reading his own obitua
ries.
More messages are sent by wire IN
the United States than in any other
country.
Just little apostrophe makes all
the difference between mans laughter
and manslaughter.
Harry Long. Baltimore and Ohio
brakeman, who lives in Brunswick,
had his foot cut off
Everybody wants box for the
opening performance in our new opera
house next season.
The Kilbourn Knitting Mills. the
Middlesex. and the Brass Works all
had pay day Wednesday
Allen B. Jeffries, of Grafton, was
killed by an engine while visiting
near Uniontown, on Monday.
Sharkey is to have another bout
with Kid Mccoy in June. There
will be the same tale to tell again.
We have large and well selected
stock Of Lap Robes and Horse Blank
cts. F. e. BoLEy & BRO.
Since the improvements to the West
Virginia Insane Asylum, it is one of
the finest institutions in the United
States.
An oil corporation with paid up
capital of IS 600 900 has been formed
in this State to fight the Standard Oil
Company.
There is a lighthouse to every four
teen miles of coast in England, to
every forty-three in Ireland and to
every thirty nine in Scotland.
Nj. Edward Hill left Tuesday
morning for Bryan Point, where he
has accepted position at the Fish
Commission station at that place.
Keyser is to get a large manufactur-
ing plant 1t is the Oswego works,
of Oswego, N. Y. They manufacture
doors, sash, blinds, moulding, etc.
y It's folly to suffer from that horri.
Bile plague OF the night. itching piles.
Doan's Ointment cures, quickly and
permanently. At any drug store. so
cents.
f. B. Hutehison, OF Baltimore,
B. & O: engineer, committed suicide
Tuesday by taking large quantity
of arsenic. Ill-health aud dependency
led to his rash act.
The funeral of the eighteen-months-
ole child of Mr.. VIM. Matthews, who
died at its home on E. Liberty street.
Tuesday evening, took place from the
house Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The services were conducted by Rev.
e. s. Trump.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-03-25

We have saved many doctor bills
since we began using Chamberlain s
Cough Pemedy in our home. We
keep bottle open all the time and
whenever any of my family or my
self begin 10 catch cold we begin to
use the Cough Remedy. and as re.
suit we never have to send away for
a doctor and incur a large doctor bill
for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
never fails to cure. 1t is certainly a
medicine of great merit and worth. -
D. s. MEARKLE. General Merchant
and Farmer, Matte. Bedford county.
Pa. For sale by MATTHAEI's Phar-
macy.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-03-25
In f1emoriarn.

Fell asleep. Feb. FL, Walter Wi
|iams. loved one Of William x. an
Ellen Il. Pearrell, aged s months an
s3 days.
Walter is not dead. but sleeping
Beneath the earth's cold sod
o turn your mind from weeping,
And put your trust in God.
When gathered round the circle
OF homes endearing ties,
Well miss dear little Walter
He lives beyond the skies.
Around the throne Of Jesus.
His little spirit stands,
And lisps to God the praises
Our Saviour doth command.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-03-25
Great Improvement.

II had severe headaches and rheu-
matism and suffered intensely. ]
could not rest, had spells of cramping
in my stomach and l had constant
pain all over. l began taking Hood s
Sarsaparilla. i am now in better
health and weigh more than ever be-
fore in my life." Mrs. Catharine f.
Moyle, Huntington, w. Va.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-03-25

That distress after eating is pre-
vented by one or two Hoods Pills.
They don't gripe. 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-21
cArsE or rME TRouaLE.


Action OF the Chief Justice which
Caused the Row.
Hamburg. January 2O.--Acc0rdtnG
to news received here from samoa,
1hief Justice Chambers ON December
81 annuIIe, the election of Matnnfn'
who was returned BY sextuple
majority, and declared Mniictcn
Tnnus. the son Of the late king
MaIictua. who IL SIN a minor, 10 be
King. The three consuls recognized
Mntnafn's people ny provfsfona'
government MnIicton Tanus Tam
asesc, another claimant for the
thronc, ana chief Justice Chambers,
n IL added, went aboard the british
warsi,lp Porpoise, whercupon the
provisfonnI government closed the
chief court. The British warship
tI.en landed q detachment Of bIue-
facI.ctx. and later the court WAS re-
opened against the protest OF the
provisional government.
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ALGFR TO BE REMOVED.
Administration Has Borne with Him to The
Limit Of Patience.
GENERAL NILES ALSO TO Be GOTTEN RID OF
II viii he Alleged that ~ Docs NOT
Work in inrmony with the
Administration.
Especial Dispatch 70 Tho post.l


Washington. january 90 Il is declared
that Secretary Alger is to be removed
from the war department and that tho
president Will nc forced to send him back
to Michigan.
II is also declared that General Miles Is
TO be removed for two reasons. First, that
when. as he alleges. he found the beef bad
he did not report to the governments see
ord. that he does not work harmoniously
with the administration. II reports nro
true. this will be tho result Of the inyes-
tigation Of the war court 1t VIII report
that the charges of "cmbalmed beef was
supplied to the soldiers. and ihut the
canned and otherwise prepared meat was
bad or poisonous, also that the charges
that soldiers did not have proper food, arc
untrue
With General Eagan court martlaled and
az gracefully as possible relcgnted into
obscurIty, and Alger put out Of the war
department, and better than all, from an
administration point OF View General
Miles removed, the administration Will
have chance to return 10 It's moro ifnpor-
tant work Of getting its numerous islands
upon business basis.
1t is said that the administration has
stood by Secretary Alger with great for
bearance His eccentrlcitics. insincerc
personalities and experimental freaks in
the war department have reached the limit.
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:HEYLER Is MODEST.
NvIllinG TO Take Office on Certain
Conditions.

NNIlEnE 10 TnlSe Office on Certain
Conditions.
London, January 21-The Madrid cor
respondent of the Standard says. General
Weyler has made an important declara-
tion, He says he is willing to accept the
war office portfolio in liberal cabinet on
two conditions-fr that the liberal
party be reconstructed with his assistance
and that of his military and political
preferences in all cases, Seniors Romero
Robledo and Jose Canalejas, and, sec
ond that the liberal policy lie aimed
chiefly at a permanent reorganization OF
the army and navy, giving satisfaction to
the legitimate aspirations OF ooth, ps-
sides being inspired by such democratic
principles as would win the support OF
moderate republicans.
He approves Senior Sagasta's decision TO
invite the cortes TO discuss the peace treaty
and the conduct of the war but he Is de-
termlned only to Join Sagasta after the de-
bates when new liberal party und cabi-
net are formed. He regards the present
cabinet as utterly incapable Of undertake
ing the regeneration OF the country anu
its defenses and considers mat the biesen!
ministry can not survive the peSinni2s OF
the coming session.
The real conservative party died. Cen
eral Weyler contends, with Senior Ceno-
vas. and he declares that NJ prefcss IRE
Carlists to the modern conservative party,
which ia bound to disappear from sSran'sh
nolitics. His dictatorial pretensions are
daily attracting more attention and tney
remind Spaniards OF the era which the
restoration was supposed to have closed In
1876.
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~ =. J. q. Lsstsr.
Goli1lfa11 s. Co.,
6ofI Eactors,
SgsEos 4ExAs-
jpfeeB. quick s4lcs ard prompt -.
aasnco solicited.


4 b VI.
M worlds championships speed
1lay takc place here today.
~ ssa2 TX TX . Y X
MALLS. -The ice palace here will
~ With imposing services.
re aix contests for the latter
snpv are scheduled to take. place
Q.tEANS, La.-Thc Prison Super
asssociahon will hold its winter
1.-The SEVENTEEN anniversary
qt% ~, hlng Oscar II OF Sweden and
w pe celebrated today.
YORK The gallant slxty-ninth neri-
~ yande intact through the strests
/ n r. q New York City today, Escort
fust Regiment Irish volunteers.
York -The silver jubilee Of ST.
! 39nlan Catholic church, OF which
q snfylA, Brann is rector. will be
IN aosrow, the Feast Of ST. Agnes.
I0eK-Tho Cinnamon throurhout
" ~ today celebrating their New
n. ~ year the eclipse sadly in
4 fnd this year no such dire
X. the executive Meeting Of
f. clation of Amateur Oarsmeu.
sSs' j!zse IN this city today. the aues-
crew to Paris In 1900 IN
Az ~ intcrnatinra1 ,-a,,,tt, 10, ~,
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THE POSITION OF GERMANY.
WILL STAND by THE TREATY. MIR
lNTEREsTs BEING C0NsIDERED.
II the Consul Is Deemed In the Right.
Then Ills government VIII sup
Him, II II Said.

! Isl ccial Cable Dispatch to the New York Her.
nd and Tho Houston Post. Copyrighted.
| lssa. by James Gordon Bennett)
Berlin, January 2o.Ncws of a sensa.
tional kind reporting that the German
consul had heen ousted from the courts
| OF justice In Samoa by his American aud
British colleagues caused considerable cx-
citement. The matter is occupying the
most careful attention OF the government
The correspondent Is able to tell on b-oad
lines the main decision II is that Ger
many has firmly resolved in solution Of the
matter to adhere strictly to the terms oil
the treaty of Berlin; should II be found
that the consul has deviated from tho pro-
visions of the treaty. he will be disowncd;
IL not, he will be supported. The foreign
office does not possess sufficient details
to enable 1t to form a judgment, but two
questions have come up already. Why
was the will OF the majority opposed
SO. we're the courts closed? A high d.
plomatic personsge in speaking on the
subject this evening said; According to
my idea, the question OF Samoa Is not ono
that can lead to serious consequences.
Another German in high position said;
eft looks as though tho consuls, In the
difficulty OF the situation, lost their heads.
but the matter can be arranged. !
The National zeitung today referring to
the trouble In Samoa says: "The unten-
able character Of the existing conditions
at Samoa has been again demonstrated.
Further information regarding the latest
conflict between the German and the Brit
ish and American officials must be awaited.
But It Is clear that in consequence or The
Joint, dominion OF the three powers, seeds
of conflict are always present. +
The vossiche Zeitung assured it's read
ers that the German government can be
depended upon to act correctly and IN
accordance with the treaty obligations, "of
course with due appreciation of German In
terests, which can not be surrendered"
The Post says: when the actual sit
uation is known, Germany Will take de-
cision injurious 10 no existing rights.
The official Reichsanzeiger says Emperor
William received the German minister OF
foreign affairs. Baron Won Buelow, In au-
dience this afternoon and that later he ac-
corded an audience to the British ambassa
dor to Germany. Sir Frank Cayendish1
Lascelles
The foreign officials say that the captain
Of the German warship Fake at Apla does
not attach much Importance TO the recent
incidents. and hence the government docs
not intend to send additional warships to
Samoa unless the other powers 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-21

Havana. January 20.--Major General
Brooke, the governor general. has made
recommendations to Washington. II is said,
against the collection OF taxes by the Bancu
Esnancl in Cuba and he IL giving his nt-
tention to the matter OF taxes due since
January 4.
This question OF collection Of back taxes
by the Spanish bank is daily gaining In I'M
portance ON account OF opposition Il llds
caused
The bank is distrustcd aud disliked by
the cubnns because The institution has
been Spanish for generations and has been
used for the collection Of odious taxes. The
taxes otherwise reasonable would be rcluc-
family paid to Spanish tax gathercrs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-21
OREGON MAY Go no ArIA.

Iroauois Hns Taken Orders 20 the
Mig Dntfieship.
San Francisco, JANUARY 1.-THE un'tea
states dispatch boat IroauoIa has sailed for
Honolulu. The vessel carried q number
Of special dispatches. some for tue battle
ship oregon, due at the islands, ana some
that arc supposed TO relate 70 me se'Mns
OF the oregon to Samoa. The nasy aepartI-
nent officials here are unable 70 az
whether the Oregon has been ordered or
but It is thought that she has beep'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-21
WEATHER INroRNArIoN.
General Torecn.t.

Washington. January 2o.-The weather con-
dititns are moderate over the whole country.
Temperatures have been stationary, and only
light rain or snow has fallen in the upper lake
region. on the west gulf coast and in the
Northern Pacific States.
Temperatures will remain stationary in all
districts. 1t will rain on the middle and
Vest gull coasts ana ~ the lower lake region.
States and generally fair elsewhere. Fresh
sotthorly winds will prevail on the north At.
hantlc coast and light variable winds on the
midGle and south Atlantic coasts q. &
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-21
EAGAN WILL plead GUILTY..
Court Martial WtIi#Nof BE Long
Drawn Out.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Post)
Washington, January 2o.--A, s. Worth I.
ington viii represent General Eagan be-
fore the court martial to be held In this
city on the 25th inst. Eagan will plead
guilty to the charges brought against
him, SO It is assured TINT the trial Will
not last more than d day or two.
While at the war department today,
General Eagan was not on duty, nor in
charge Of the commissary generals of
fice. So far he has not secured bis coun-
sci. The charges formulated by Judge
Advocate General Licber have not vet
been served Upon the accused officer
Lieutenant Colonel George y. Davis. who
Is to be the Judge advocate OF the court,
arrived here today from West Point. The
charges and specifications were placed in
his hands and the examination which he
must make OF them Undoubtedly delays
their despatch to General Engan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-21
Reef for The soldiers.

San Francisco. January 20. THE trans-
ports CANA and Morgan City, which VIII
soon sail for Manila, will carry q large
supply OF California meat to feed the sol-
dierg stationed In the Philippines, On tho
Morgan City 1000 cases OF canned meats
have been placed. whilo $1,000 pounds Of
frozen beef will be put on board the CANA
next sunday morning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-21
MonpltaI shin Going.

Washington. January 20--At the instance
of Surgeon General stcrnbcrg, Secretary
Alger today ordered the hospital ship Re-
lief TO Manila to serve there as d hospital
sEip and also as an ambulance for con-
veying sick and wounded soldiers from Ma
nlIa TO Nngaaak, or even 10 San Francisco.
The Relief is now at New York and Will
10 By way OF the Suez canal. Surgeon
Bradley will 10 with tho ship and come
additional medical officers will also be de-
tailed TO 20 TO tile Philippines with her.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-21
And $4,000 Nov AyslIsblc ll,tessas
IotA II sll7, o)o.
Embraces sso,ooo III Arsasas Pass sl ! 1
Survey 81 tie TfiRlty.
70 HON. /. \. BAll Is GIVEN rlE CREDIT
Fer the Heavy work ~ Scrartn8
ItccoR1ttlon for Inc i.snc stat
states t'cart anil streams.
especial plspatsh Il rha !. rpss.,

especial Dispatch to Thu Pcsts)
Washington, January 20. rhc riScrs ana Il
harbors committee Quit work on lis shlii !
today and the results Of its labcrs ar
known. The bill viii he reported Monduy
and, as The Post correspondent has inll-
Gated beforc in these dispatches it VIII
carry about sia5oo.ooo present upproprla-
iions. and will authorize contracts for SIN
100000. or about sesboo,ooO: the bill Of (
1896 carried s7e,ooo 900.
rho Teas items IN tho bill as follows:
Galveston harlor mathematics. $50. 900.
Buffalo Bayou ship channel $3.50,
900 with $4,000 available, making,
as wired last night 4 total Of $4,000
10 bcgin The work Of making The deep
water port Of Houston
Aransas Pass gets s6o.ooo.
West channel, Galveston bay. including
dredge. ss6,ooo.
Dredging the mouth Of the Nechos ana
sabine rivers, 10000.
Maintenance OF Sabine Pass. $1,000.
Tr,ni,v rivsrs s7oon
!.
~ 80 =. = q ~ n, a
Texas CITY lprovlueu lean % contracted
forto obtain a chanel 100 fcct wide ana IS Il
feet decn, sp5O.ofo rbix iast Itan, 80
:, ,g &. ~, Y. I. &. ....S. ..s I, IL. IA
p'a'p' - sio ~ :. Wy = -.
i'ith part rs
" a survey OF Irlntty river from ~ mouth y
70 DAilns was ordered; also board q /
survey to prepare plans ma estimates FOR
improving the mouth of tho hrnzos'
board OF survey for q channel across Sa-
bine lake; surveys for Brazos Santiago ana
Point Isabel Matamoras bay
New York got the biggest plum IN the
pudding; SLloo,OOo were given TO that
point fora chanel 1000 feet wide and 40
isot deep, calling for IN additional contract
OF $3,05o.0oo. The proposition for forty
foot depth al cost Of s80oo,0Go was de-
fen led,
a s5,0oo,o0o Philadelphia project was
also turned down.
4 proposition TO increase the depth Of
Boston !larbor at a cost Of s1.ooo,ooo was
knocked ont New Orleans got a half MIL
lion for two large dredgeboats and maiiito-
nance. but the sls.ooo.coo asked for
thirty-fve-foct channel through Sorth-
west pass was not even considered. Not
q single item in the bill. with the exccp-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-21
INSTRUCTIONS no COMMISSIONERS
They Are IN TELL Philiptnoa thnt
= Amcricans Como M rrlcnxIs.,

They lNrc tO TIL PhiIIplMOA thnt
.Amcricans Come ns Friends"
Washington. January ao--1he instruc-
lions TO the Philippine commissioners havo
been prepared by the secretary oi state.
They VIII BIZ asked to inquire into the COZ.
gdsions. characteristics ard education Of
the people of the sovernl islands OF tho
Philippine group, the extent and character
Of the government In force IN each. all
facts rs TO the intercourse between the
several islands, and Nil other facts ncccs-
sary to a good knowledge OF the people,
their laws, customsi habits and social cons
dition. The commissioners will be ex-
rected to interpret TO the people the sentl ).
ments of friendship and good VIII OF this
government, and TO explain thai we don't
come aF conquerrrs. but as friends. with
wishes for their well being and advance
nient in the Way OF civilization.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-21
Probabilities.

East Threatening weather; raiu on
tho gulf; light variable Winds.
Louisiana Threatening weather; rain on the
gulf; variable winds.
West Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Indian
Territory and Arkansas Partly cloudy: west
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-21

that we captured through our own Of
forts.s
Asked II this would DO specific plan
mentioned for dsposing OF the Philippines
TO the natives, Senior Brrgos said: NO. l
think not; but we have a proposition ,ir,lcr
consideration. which can not make pubiic
AZ this time"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-21

IN Route 10 washington 10 Ask for
TheiF Fseedesn.

TheiF Fseedesn.
ST. Louis. January Col IAzola. ~
Martl Bargos and j. Luna. representatives
Of Aguinaido, the insurgcnt leader Of TIE
Philippines. passed through 81 Louis to-
day on their way to Warrington. Their
mission il to persuade Uncle sam % re-
IinQuish the Philippine islapds.
& Senior Burgos. a captaip on Aguintido'a
stan, acted rs Spokesman for the party. he
said: I'VE reached San Franetgco Deceln-
her and have since bean etudyine eena-
ment IN the United States on the Hip
PING question, or the hubdrede Of le4d'n9
Aiperleans with whom Me have cenysssee
annexation Of ~ i6Ialds " ttls COUNTY, = I
Reeardt6x Hole 1enor luy9es d>e!syea
Asuina1le Wnnl4 f9iek Well eeiore e1lQ4 &
4pG the Americans ~ an ~ = Z. s
III 4 ! hle eity.. = FL, ~ 4 pflye
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-21

New York. January so.--A dilpatch 70
tho Herald from Colombo. ceylon. aays;
Tho United States cruiser Buffalo a coal-
ing before Goins g Manila with stores. Al
on board afe will