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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17

Mr. Alger got "touced" when the
war commissioners reported that
there was a lack of efficiency In
the war department" When AL
yer was asked what he was going to
do about It he closed bis mouth and
motioued that he would keep silent,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17
To the Voters Of Texarkana,

lam a candidate for reelection to the
sffice Of Assessor and Collector Of TeNar-
hana, Texas, election In April next. You
have elected mo several times to fll this
posltIon and my fourth term tof two years
each is absut to expire. On this account
have been reluctant to further tax your
Esaerosity, but ! have recently received
aasoiIcltsd proffers Of support from so
nsny sltlxsns Of the town, that ! feel II Is
tho wish Of the majority Of those Interest,"
Cd, that should HlI another term.
lsan only refer to my official record, to
the committee Of expert accountants who
sssaaiIy examine my books, and to the
Rssses Committee Of the City Council to
sxanlne and report on my monthly eolIec-
items and disbursements.
respectfully request your support, and
prorsls II elected Tor the coming term, TO
Try to perform the duties Of the office as
falthfully, and lmpartlsly as have In the
past. Respectfully,
WILLIAM Z. ESTES.
Toynrkaua, Tex, Jau., 40. 1900.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17
Yankee Inye,tment in Cubs

A syndicate of American capital.
lists has just concluded the purchase
of a large tract of land near Santi'
ago, and will open up many new
IRON mines, and inside OF Eve years
Yankee enterprise will transform
the slow-golng country into place
of business activity aud push. In
much the same manner Hostetter's S
stomach Bltters will transform a
run down, debllitated, thiu-blooded
man into type of health aud
strength, 1t will fill his veins with
pure blood, drive away dyspepsia,
and clear up his tired brain, 1t viii
make him eat and sleep well, and if
his nerves are in bad shape the
Bittcrs will tone them mp and re.
store their old-time form. Malaria
is another disease that the Bitters
are good for,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17

The city editor Of the Courier
thought he was buying a load Of
wood, but it proved 60 be a load Of
holes Hear him Sq1eal3
THE day of the wood hauDsr {,
over at last, thank God, You nay
talkoCthe ability of the architect,
INT the professional wood man can
st lck a wagon with more holes and
les' wood in II than any architect
who ever breathed,'
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17

Mr., Simington of DeKalb, Texas
father of Alf Simington, the con
stable who used HIS pistol on the
DeKalb rowdies with such terrible
results, was here Yesterday II,
said his son Alf, while shot in the
arm is up and about. Mr. Shining
ton says there were others engaged
10 the shooting at his son beside,
the two men who lost their live,
and that one of them is now in iai
at Boston.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17
YOU Try TT.

ltShIDhS Cough uul CunWmutIur 'ur,
VIII 'rh /, sold 'urt the smblI n'icc pl ai pts.
so cts, 1nd Sl,Ol dOps not euro tNkn thJ
bottle hlck and wa VIII refund you' mon
NY Sod Tor over GrtyNolr7 uu this guar
lntop, rrIto 'a cts, and hlrtS
Sold hy Williams & Williams.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17

It's rather a queer coincidence
but It's true nevertheless, tha,
about every individual that is taI
ing advantage Of the new bankrup'
law, was a gold standard prosperit
shouter during the 1896 campaign
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17


The sheriff of Bowie county has
been furnished 4 list of Jurors for
the next term of the district court
and he is now serving the summons,
Among the number we find the fol.
lowing named gentlemen living in
this city James McSaane, Nick
Braumiller Montgomery Spear,
Ed Robbins, John Bresewitz, L.
Kingsbury, A, w. Stevens, G. +
Ellis, Vic Buron, O. II. McHorkle
W, A, Robinson, A, c, Wake,
Walter Massenburg, ], W, Morrow.
A, G. Stuart and w. A. Kelsey.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17

Shreveport has had another ma
ehete affair This time Il was a
tramp brennan, WHO plunged bis
knite into a respectable eitlseu tire.
man. The printer tramp is not The
only bad man prowling around.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17

Those plan nunon dollar seua
tnu at Washington will have 10
take a back seat for Clark Of Mon.
tana whsu he ttai' his seat.
Clsrsn iocam; for ~ alNo. exceeds
elt.Ooo, 900.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17
For La uuppe.

Thomas Whitfield & Co., 2lO Wa.
bash Ave, corner Jackson ST. one
DfChicago's Oldest and most promi.
nant druggists, recommend Cham.
.b'raus Cough Remedy for la
yr ppe, as it not only gives a prompt
IN rNmnlete rNlinf hut 7l,N coun-
teracts any tendency of Ia grippe 70
result in pneumonia For sale by
Smith Drug Go,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17
PRESIDENT FAURG DEAD,

Paris, February 16'-M. Felix
Fdure, president of the republic OF
France, died at ten o'clock tonight
froa apoplexy, after An illness OF
three hours.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17

The Niagara river below the falls
has piled up mountains Of ice and
they are using dynamite to blow
them to pieces aud rid the river of
the dana they form,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17

Prot g, A. Thompson, the well
known piano tuner aud rcplircr ID
back FROM Hot Springs, aud Will he
here tor a few davs, leave orders
at Holman boarding house. | l22,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17

Fort Worth is to be treated to a
union depot that will cut beat the
beater. II win be on the same
plan as the one in st. Louis, only
not so larSe.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17

The frost has nip ped everything
In sight except the trusts, they art
still doing business at the same old
stand aud are reported as multipIy.
ing,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17

Whitelaw Reid is in favor of fenc-
ing in the Pacific ocean asd using
1t as a private U. S, pond, White
is all right--there is nothing small
about HIM, not even HE feet.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17

when YOU visit Little Rotk stop
WITH Gleason He leads an others
In catering to the appetite and
co tfort OF bis customers. His
nuse Vi unsurpls,ad by tuv 0 ne
tate, 1919.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17

Agoncillio touched OF his fire
cracker too sosn, Had he remained
behind few hours longer he might
have enioyed the explosion.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17
Worn Out Mothers
Are Requested to Read the Fol-
lowing Letter
An Arkansas Woman Has some-
thing Important TO Say

An Arkansas woman Has SO'0
thing Important to Say
az wish TO write q few words Tor tne
bsnefit OF weak and worn out mothers
Before / began taking Hoods sarsaparili1
weighed III pounds and was so Weak !
could hardly do anything. ! hao Oao
spells with my stomach, when 1t seemed
IS though could not live. had hardy
life enough to take care Of my two months
old child. began taking Hoods sarsa-
parilla and after using three bottles !
weighed 145 pounds. l have now taken
six bottles and am 80 much better tha'
even the doctor was surprised when ne
saw me. While there has been much
sickness in this vicinity ] have escaped
and attribute my good health entreiy
to Hoods sarsaparills." Mrs. S. E. Us
.oDX stons Arkansas. Remember
Hoods SarsapaEiIla
I, the best-in fact the One True BloodPuriheI
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17
WTLIINNI q % Is
Tsxarkana, Tex, Jau., 40. 1900.

It 10 going to be trying on any
other winter TO beat this one, until
the last of the oldest inhabitant
now living dies off.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17
Do you want a home?

Do you want a home'
Yes.
Well, why don't you build you a
houss7
Because | am not able.
Can you pay your rent every
month";
Yes.
Well, If you pay yourSreut every
month you can borrow money at
6 per cent and, the rent you pay
will pay out your home,
Where can | get money at 6 per
cent?
From the State National Loan
aud Trust Co., Of Fort Worth,
Texas.
Who will | see to find out about
ltG
See Mr., ], L, Whatley the local
agent, at ll2 West Broad street,
reIarkana, Texas, 2l2lw.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17
elt,M,Ooo.

.Eue line o,s ee ,poh
ues, rich as hair brusoes, leonbs
clothes brushes, NJ inlrnrs setr, bud
boxes, etc, at II, u. SehusterL
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17
'FhunH ll1. l52 WEST BROAI

We vouldn't think so, with Miles and
Esgsn throwing boef II each other. There
Ia never any question as to whether our
meats are high grade Or not We handle
nothing but the best fed, primest and fat
test beef, lamb, mutton pork and veal to
be procured. and NE pride ourselves upon
being expert judges of what is the bsst.
We will sell you a fine roast, steak or
sausage at reasonable pri e.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17

New q, .t.r.o.
nd watches and chains at r.
jthdsters the old reliable, Z 81
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17

For Sale-the place on College
Hill, (near the college, known as
the Smith dairy property, at bar
gain, 1t contains 73 acres-a good
fSur rosm house, large barn-wel
fenced. will sell in whole or in five
or ten acre tracts, Come quick.
l-29 M. d. TILsoN.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17

The water famine is oyer-this
morning our pipes showed a willing
ness to let as quench our thirst,
without going to the branch te
shoot a hole in the ice with a crow
bar, and when we turned on the
flow from the faucet we got more
water than we wanted for we found
the pipe running up from the
ground full of holes, rents, breaks,
tears-in fact, we saw water run
aiug from every inch and foot Of
the pipe. We dropped our work
and caught up the telephone and
yelled for a plumber, but the one
we called on seemed to be out OF
plumb or at least he did not an
swer We are in for it, sure, We
have plenty of water, but it is in
uch shape we cannot dare to use
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17

the surprise OF all
Or. Mlles' Remedies
are sold By all drug
Ilsts under a positive
guarantee. drst bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases OF the heart and
nerves free, Address,
DIR. MILES MEDICAL
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17
We Met Him Today.

A Texarkaua man finding his boy
dissatisfied at his JOB and wanting
to leave, gave him a crisp 500 bill
and told him togo and prove what
he believed was in himself. The
kld went off wandered from town
to town looking for a snap, aHd
not finding it, and knowing his
money was getting low and barely
enough to get back home, rushed
iato a telegraph office to apprise
the old gentleman of his contemp.
lated return. His message to the
father read: "ElPaso, Feb, "A,
Mr.. , Texarbana, Fattec
calf for one. Signed -,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17
RArHs.

Daily, ps. month ny carrier. 9.
Daily, six months by mai, In advance : 90
JAily, one year by mail, in advance. so
Weekly, enc year by mall, In advance 90
weekly, six months, In advance. so
All communications should be addressed
ls TMu THxARKAHTAN.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-17
The Auditorium
SPRING LAKE PARK !
FOR SALE.

The Texarkana Street Railways, Spring
Lake Park and Auditorium, are for sale AT
cost to any individual or corporation, thai
will enter into contract to bulla an up.toa
date Electric Street Railway, The under
signed will gladly give bona fide purchRs-
ers all information: This proposition Is
ePen HAtll TexarkaRa gets new read;
FRANK WHITLEY:
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.D[NEY Dlf OBSERVlIcES.
iutes the usual Forn-ln CAtcaGo
DsnFosch's sManila Te Desn" h
Presented ~ Apollo Msslcal Club


: CHICAGO. May Flags were unfurled
throughout the city taday and portraits
OF Admiral Dewey were displayed on
every hand In the public schools the
thrilling events that took place IN Manila
! bay one year ago were told in song. poem
and story =
One of the most interesting OF the Dewey
day celebrations was the FIRST perform
ance at the Auditorium of Walter DAM
rosch's Manila TIE Deum." The work
WAS sung by the Apollo Club, with Nine.
Gadski as the leading soioisl, and was con-
Quoted by the composer. The TIE Deum
was composed in honor of Admiral
Dewey's victory Tha audience that filied
the ma gnifsceat theaters was one of the
largest and most distinguished ever ga'h-
cred in Chicago. The opening chorus.
which contains hugls calls Of the army
and navy, and also We ~sS54f-Sp4Ag4ed
Banner which Is skiiifuliy interviewer IN
the orchestration, was enthusiastically re-
ccived-
A large military and naval contingent
was present. including Gen. 8. b. Young.
who came from Washington expressly to
attend this performance as the official
representative Of the war department. The
Continental Guards acted ~ guard Of
honor To Gen. Young. At the conclusion
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WOM[N PEACE COMMISSION
SEEKING 10 INHLrExCB COMING
DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE.


INDIANAPOLIS, May Mrs May
Wright S~wsn, chairman OF the American
hrasicf 81 tie International peace commits
sim. which h. organized to promote the
cause az peace by universal international
demonstration Of women In favor os Tue
sims for wfsseh the ears peace commits
SIGN has been convened. has determined
aspau the following programme. which Is
IN harmony wlth that adopted by the ether
nations. representatives IA the internAr
tienai commission:
Women everywhere throughout the
United States are asked ~ arrange for
holding mass meetings 81 women In their
respective communities on May Is. To
prepare the pusasie for this demonstration
the womer taking the initiative are re-
ouestesi 20 invite the pastors OF all church,
es to preach sermons on the ears confer
enee on Sunday. May H. They are also
advised to avail themselves In every pos
e3i,ie way OF the aid OF the press. Pro-
srramnnes must be arranged by each local
committee 70 suit local conditions and
correspond with the local resources The
meetings, however. will be unified by the
presentation and passage o. resolutions
the complete text OF which follows:
Resolved. That We. the women OF the
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United States ssell.vIng in the solidarity
If humanity recognise that whatever pro
notes the permanent interest az one ma
slon must Ultimately secure TIE highest
welfare Cor all. believing THAI The highest
Interests ~ each nation are best con-
served by SIS own civil. political and So
gtak institutions that devotion 10 these
interests in all nations ts measured ay The
Industrial progress ef It's people and tsmts
It's hSSs expression IN philanthropy letters.
arg and yetfgioD: and realizing that these
expressions ~ a nations lie iangufsa in
time OF war and sTe seste8 by tne lBilu-
saces conditions ana circumstance &C.
cou9pa nyfug war ataa resulting sAertlgoIsf.
re derreSafe the maintenance and En-
iaveeFnsns of TIVE present standing armies
of the ScTld 40 a menace - civilization,
- culture and 90 religious Ideals There
fore. - IL
RegaNea. Thai we gratefully regard
The css3Ecrsnes convened by bis majesty.
the cE@y Gf E1@sta. AS tAe Initiative II a
tendency "a si!eh We hnpe wiii resGls m tisA
abolition ~ war As 4 rAeam~ ~ eefiafuG
International DISPUTES aaa The establish
tuent ~ gseFnls uxss international cas1rt
* arh3gratIon- Further ard finally
Resolved That we exte1& 90 the com
n1sSs cHaFs appointed b9 PrestYeng No
ktnlsy 81 represent the government az sNs
United States ~ tns rEa<fs conference puy
congratulations on the opportunity thus
asfesa.s them t2 AIS az in che inauguration
- shAi better method that EAa5i cMAFac~
sessk ths, rev civilization. ard W. respect
Try wassssa confidently expect them 50 lend
their high influence ard Their large aesl-
lsses - tAa service OF humanity ey THAR
at%fafeFesseS efforts 70 rTpsaasa the eh-
ieetS Esf forth IN yhe letter II iis nsa-
b1sET, tNs Gar 81 Russia ana tire ssitf
higher ottsegt& which ara tuvssx ssi IN grad
ust assrvnasuens ard which wtgI cnnss 30
- TEgAgdc3 as is natural sequence
Il 3 ssss desired THAI n telegram eaE-
iafa}ns TIRE srtorTnsstSa thss fh2 TeSosu-
tfssssz hase been nsE~ess ard the amnaser ~
s'%sss9@ present ~ re rtews2ae shalt tSs
seHt ffpsn every meeting 80 MAY Wright
szwesf. tasfzA "a Hasss ara - EresSs~coFasse
Eae Hague Hs7i&aFsa. TIE ssstses - sessss-
31g *As SsA1serasp = te cradle she central
COMMITTEES vairh. wg,i - ta Session az
Ea@ Hague fr2Sa Mar "a ~ make soma
totsf Ter every e@8sssTY q ths number 81
wssg1sz sA4k Hzy@ eehvNNsd IN meetings
- eSrFesS ssesv sasereSf\sa sr&8eni as
arms ssssn; ard International zrsstrstssss.
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Think the Vnited states ShOuld
Make Concessions to FiliptnOv.

BERLIN, May 1.-The newspapers OF
Germany, commenting upon the latest
news from the Philippine islands. express
The hope that the United States viii now
end the hos. ilitiee in the far east.
The Frankfurtcr Zeitung says: I've
trust that President Mckinley and his
advisers. Will not be miSief by iingoes but
that they will listen 10 the voice OF the
FfffIjnCs as expressed through their lead
ers and TO the voice of the American
nation as expressed by the srteus press
ana the declarations OF sober minded poll
ticsans. We have never dolslsss,i The apsI-
isy ~ the Americans 20 enforce tae.r viii
In the Philippines. but Il seems the fnu-
ment has come to make good the wrong
done and bring their material interests in
accord with the dictates % Justice
The Ncssische Zeitung. basing It's com
meme upon published advices from the
Philippines. say that The war ia infilctlag
grave Injury upon German commercial IA
terssts and details number Of CAGES In
support Of this assertion. The journal last
quoted saws the German consul at fIoiio
made It's. of everything belonging to
German citizens there that was DESTROYED
or injured In the hsssnnsr4ment and sub
raisted II To Gen. Oils. In reply the con-
sui has received from Gen. Otis the state
uaens that .he United States xiR rot pay
the Samag es claimed 49, neso at shat TIM
o. tnss Acryffsa r~reftF @eas stsl 81 pas s!
os the Spansavis. Other German msr-
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OF the TIE Deum Mr. Damrosch and Nine
Gadsk were repeatedly recalled.
Mckinley Cables Dewey.

OF the TIE Deum Mr.. Damrosch and Nine.
Gadski We're repeatedly recalled.
Mckinley Cables Dewey.
NEW YORK. May IA. 10 o'clock this
morning President Mckinley visited the
navy yard. Rear Admiral Philip greeted
the president and party az they came
ashore.
At the lyceum building all the officers
on duty AZ the yards were lined up in fun
dress A hundred marines. commanded
BIZ Col. Huntington. faced the building.
The admiral introduced each OF the Off
GERS they shook hands with the presi-
dent. After Inspecting the stores AMI fac
tories. the party took luncheon at the
residence Of the eommandant On return
10 tue city, as tie tug swung into East
river, the Vermont fred a salute OK TWEEN
ty-one guns
While 81 tue navy yard the president
sent the following message to Dewey.
''On this anniversary az your great vic
eory the fssapie OF the United States unite
In al expression of affection and gratitude
- yourself and the brave officers and
men ~ ypnr feet whose brilliant achieve
utsnt marked an epoch IN history which
viii Hive 10 the annals ~ the worlds heroic
deeds "
During the afternoon large number OF
visitors called AZ the Manhattan and left
their cards se~ TIE president
President Mckinley spent quiet even
!ng az tAe Manhattan notei and lef, this
train in Jersey CITY for Washington al
midnight
Frisco Observes Enth usiastica1ly.
SAN FRANCISCO, MAY The arss an
nsversAry at the battle ~ Manila hay was
ushers-i IN @svly to-day ssy the firing Of
cannon and ringing os bells. All public
buildings. commercial houses and resi-
dences Were decorated In the national coll
crs aEd or every side were displays Of
PATRIOTISM Special exercises in eomnsul-
Grafton ~ Dswey's srea; victory toax
pace In almost every eity and towr in
California. IN TITS city q national sgiNte
was fired trora the cannon frons which
WAS fired me free shot of the Spanish a.
G1rfegl9or. Esarners from the 5af;lesat9
f9Na manned Ire sur. which 10 a brass
affair r@ysgtes so BE- % the manufacture
81 eSsate years ago This part % the eeS-
essr8tsSE occurred In GsoiusasSa square ard
~sS witnessed hy thousands % people
A. gsclssr Gate park sr tnss city tire flag
fran Enn Messssf0<h las UTfarfed ia she
breeze zwas3 rsseer@ tTssars thousands Of
YeOssss. accompanied hy a medley II ma
tforaal airs by = military tszra- May Of
FacSvx ana rssu srnss the hztsleshsp Iowa
were r. attendance. The tors and war
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hank circulation on April = 1SA. 10 have
been s2sa ia - an increase for the year
az 81 ieo fsS ard decrease for the month
os So. ass. The circulation based on Unit
ed States bonds was $s1 ss,, as7 an Increase
for the month 81 81 a5s To- The circuia-
fion secured BY lawful money aggregated
SsTea6 an increase for the year Of So
S9 IN aud an Increase for the month Of
s. s91 lis
The amount 81 United States registered
bonds or deposit ~ secure circulating
notes was s~g2 - ala and 10 secure public
DEPOSITS 81 -. si4
The coinage executed az tao ulnfs ~
tie United States during April ISss, aggT,.-
gated SlessS sss az fellows:
Silver observation-disclosures. iss $40
One cent. bronze ..-..-....-.......... 1880
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BERLIN. MAY The rrAnkfartsr Zsi-
f2nS publishes q dispatch stoaa pax3a5
A@&5tc Turkey asserting that Great nrtt
ar aas already taken stsos 20 caursersrt
'he efforts ~ ire Russian expedition cor
SS*sirE e sever c-sers ars fst3T4eea en-
@H<~r~ Whtcs recently -e5rrseSe. scr
x@% - Ssa extension ~ shs TuEsfs s1A
NAfs ssairosa6 f-Sr7 y r0inI 81 The TAssls
EAS river Northeast ~ HsEiaS sa shs
SAAs~*am s@is
Aceavs2aT - he savsees IA question a
ssf&sASa s3HAesf has aEsr ssrs to the Per
sSar Esss- ar0zgssss t7v wish re sses5er. az
tsk1rE gseSs@Ss1oH ~ t3se mouths ~ sAe rtv
sFS E.ersarAiss ars Tgxrsx
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I2I, SECOND o4VENUE.

vessels in the harbor fred salutes in honor
OF the day and the commanders Of all
American and foreign vessels in the aar-
their vessels with flags and bunting. Out
going steamers left port with all their
hags floating
Naval Pageant ~ Philudelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. May dewey day
was celebrated in this city with imposing
ponip and ceremony. The mos; important
event was a naval parade On the Delaware
river. which was reviewed by the naval
and civil dignitaries. The buildings along
the river front and throughout the city
we're gafly decorated The cruiser RAJ
leigh was the chief object OF interest. The
warship was anchored a, the extreme turn
ing point OF the line Of the naval parade
Next 10 her was the revenue cutter AL
gonquin. and all available craft were as
sembled al League island All vessels
10 participate in the pageant, started at
signal from the navy yard from point a
short distance below League island The
parade proceeded up the Delaware river,
passing the Raleigh. Capt Coghlan re-
Of the warship.
Throughout the state celebrations are
being held in honor Of the hero OF Manila
pay Fsiirrsnun4' May dewey day wa.
celebrated by special exercises in the pun
lie schools today The city is draped In
honor % Dewey.
At New Or1eans.
NEW ORLEANS. May dewey day
was deliberately celebrated here in the
public schools today.
At BOstOn.
BOSTON, May dewey day was ce,e-
brafed here by display Of flags over ma.
uonal and city buildings ana prominent
business houses. and also by receptions
held by PATRIOTIC societies.
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SAN FRANCISCO. May Lone thou
eand of the small army OF Manila recruits
assembled at the Preside will leave this
month on the three transports. the Grant.
Sherman and Sheridan. Four hundred
have been assigned 10 the Grant. The
mastering out officers expect to wind up
the affairs OF the battalion of Second vol
unteer engineers. now encamped at the
PreSidio. In two weeks.