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12-Pompton, N. j.: Eleven men kill
ed by powder mill explosion.
13-Racine, Wis: The Malleable and
Wrought Iron companys works
burn: 10 lives lost.
1S-Gleinwitz, Prussian Silesia: Twen-
ty-four people killed in a colliery
cage accident.
AUGUST.
2-Villa Nadia, Spain: Forty people
drowned by a water spout.
10-Philippine Islands: Three trans
ports, containing 900 Spanish SOL
diers lost
12-Hawkins county, Tenn: Thirty
two lives destroyed by cloud
burst.
21-Hoad, Hungary Eighty soldiers
drowned by the collapse of a pom
toon bridge.
.ig SEPTEMBER.
5--Cohoes, N. Y: locomotive cuts
a trolley car in twain, killing Is
people.
6-Hogansburg, Ont: An unfinished
bridge collapses, drowning 80 men.
10-A hurricane in the West Indies de-
stroys 300 lives; the first great
storm forecasted by the new Unit
ed States West Indian weather ser
vice.
11-New Westminster, B. c.: A large
section of the city burns; loss, ST.
100000.
20-Toledo: Twelve lives lost in the
burning of Paddock, Hodge & Co.'s
grain elevator.
22-Baltic Sea: A coast storm causes
the drowning of 120 fishermen.
OCTOBER.
2-Hankow, China: A square mile of
buildings burned; 1000 inhabitants
perish.
wrecks many small vessels and
submerges a number of islands;
many negroes lost.
14-Lizard, England: The steamer
Mohegan runs ashore and founders;
143 people drown.
21-Vienna: Bubonic plague breaks
out in the archaeological Institute,
where experiments with disease
germs were being conducted.
27-Chicago: Gales on the lake cause
wrecks in which 23 lives are lost.
NOVEMBER.
5-Detroit: The unfinished Wonder
land theater collapses. killing Is
men.
6-Washington: The supreme court
room in the national capital wreck
eu ny gas explosion.
15--Kingston, Ont: Twelve people
killed in a Grand Trunk railroad
collision.
18-Jersey City: Eleven track labor
ers killed by Pennsylvania train.
23-San Francisco: Baldwin hotel
burns; four lives and S1500.000 lost.
| 27-A great storm on the New England
coast wrecks many vessels, includ-
ing the steamer PorIand more
than 200 lives lost.
DECEMBER.
bay of Biscay: The British steam
er Clan Drummonds wrecked; 81
| people drowned.
| New York: Rogers, Peet & CO.
clothing house, Postal Telegraph
and Home Insurance buildings
burn; loss $1000,O00.
| 19-Terre Haute, Ind: A large part
| of the business section burns: loss
| nearly $2,000,000. Hangkow, China
A powder mill explosion kills about
5000 soldiers.
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Hon. Josiah B. Allen, Clerk of the SUI
preme Court of Ohio, was Captain IN
the army of the rebellion, where he lost
an arm Clerk of Common Pleas Court
of Athens county two terms; Sergeant
at-Arms of the House of Representa-
tives and is now serving second term as
Clerk of the Supreme Court of Ohio.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, April 16, 1897.
The Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg Co.:
Gentlemen-I have been afflicted with
q disease, commonly known as la grippe,
eyery winter since that disease was dis
covered. I have tried many remedies
without success. This spring I was in
duced to try bottle of Pe-ru-na. l have
now taken two bottles and have. re-
ceived much benefit therefrom. In fact,
all symptoms of the disease seem to
have left me. Therefore, cheerfully
recommend the virtues of Pe-ru-na.
Josiah B. Allen.
La grippe has been justly called "The
Scourge Of the Closing Years of the
Nineteenth Century" This disease runs
q course of very uncertain duration and
severity. 1t leaves the system in de-
nerve centers, it impovershes the blood
disturbs the circulation, clogs up the eX-
cretory ducts, and depresses the whole
vital system. There are thousands upon
thousands of people in this condition as
the result of la grippe. Pe-ru-na cures
la grippe.
As to the after-effects Of la grippe, sc
with the acute stages, Pe-ru-na is spe;
cific. It seems to be thoroughly adapted
to this disease in all its phases. A great
many letters are received by DR.. Hart
man every year in which Pe-ru-na is ex,
tolled by the people as being. prompt
and reliable cure for IA grippe. La
grippe is in reality a catarrhal disease
It would be properly named acute epi
demic catarrh. 4 few specimens of the
letters received by DR.. Hartman on this
subject will be given:
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It, but nothing was able to cure me. /
took three bottles of Pe-ru-na, and am
happy to say that ii is the best medicine
is good medicine, and as such have
recommended it to several of my friends
with good results. 1t is seldom / give
testimonial, but think this is due you.
l hope others may be benefited through
you and your remedies" Mr.. J. P.
Lowery, Proprietor City Hotel, Albany,
Texas.
For free book, entitled "Winter
Catarrh," address The Pe-ru-na Drug
Manufacturing Company, Columbus,
Ohio.
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nounces the discovery of the chem
ical element krypton.
JULY.
31-The Society of the Army of San
tiago de Cuba organized at san
tiago.
AUGUST.
10-The United States West Indian
weather service inaugurated.
15-Dr. Bruesselbach Uf Germany an
nounces the discovery in Palentine
of the manuscripts of Moses
16-An expedition to explore Eastern
Greenland sails from Copenhagen
2T-The worlds record for high kite
flying broken at Blue Hill, Mass,
by Clayton and Ferguson; highest
of the tandem reaches an altitude
of II, 124 feet above sea level
SEPTEMBER.
5-European astronomers discover a
planet whose orbit overlaps that of
Mars.
1S-Lorenzo Snow elected president of
the Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
ter Day Saints (Mormon).
22-Greek-Phoenician fire, invented by
Berlin engineer, successfully
tested.
CCTCBER.
4-The battleship Illinois launched.
1.-THE triennial Episcopal council. in
revising the church constitution,
takes a stey toward church unity.
26-Nikola Tesla, in the Electrical Re
view, describes his invention for
transmitting electricity without
wires.
NOVEMBER.
1-Emperor William presents to Ger
man Catholics the Jerusalem
church site which the sultan had
given him.
5-The Society of the Service of The
Men Of the Spanish War organized
at Lexington, Ky.
S-First report of the Princeton sci
entifc expedition to Patagonia
made public.
17-Timothy Dwight resigns the presi-
dency of Yale university.
26-The battleship Wisconsin launched.
27-Dr. Lyman Abbott resigns the ras-
tc-ate Of Plymouth church, Brook
lyn.
DECEMBER.
THE United States survey steamer
Pathfinder launched.
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MT. j. b. AIleH' tho meuIClne. tOOk II
and Immediately began to improve. For
a long time l could not persuade him to
take it, but finally he began to take Pc
ru-na, too, and he now is as enthusiastic
in its praise as I am. Pe-ru-na also
cured my husband of obstinate nasal
catarrh of twenty-five years stand
ing" .,
the grippe and the disease seemed to set
tie in his lungs, producing hemorrhages
from the lungs. We procured the best
medical aid for him we could, but all to
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would ask DR.. Hartman's advice, which
l did. He prescribed Pe-ru-na for me
and I took it according to his directions
and was cured in short time. advise
everybody that is troubled with lung
disease to take DR.. Hartman's treat
ment. l am sure they will not regret
it if they do. l am now enjoying good
health and can thank Pe-ru-na for it.n
were severly attacked with la grippe, and
by using Pe-ru-na we recovered without
having a physician. I think Pe-ru-na
is just the thing for suffering human
ity. I highly recommend your remedy
to all sufferers" - Master Ross, Osh-
taroo Mich
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CRIME.
JANUARY.

"a counterfeit $100 silver certificate
discovered all silver certificates Of
that denomination and series call
ed in.
7-San Quentin, Cal: Murderer Dur
rant executed.
10-New York: Mrs. Mack sentenced
to Sing Sing prison for life for
her share in the Guldensuppe mur-
der.
22-Algiers: Hebrew shops looted ard
destroyed by a mob.
FEBRUARY.
2-Franklin county, Ark: Sol T.
Autrey arrested for the murder of
nine members of his family.
9-Chicago: Luetgert convicted of
wife murder and punishment fixed
at life imprisonment. San Jose,
Guatemala: President Barrios as
sassnated.
15-London: Lord Nevill sentenced to
penal servitude for five years for
fraud,
22-Lake City. S. c.: Frazer B. Baker.
colored postmaster, killed, several
Of his family wounded and his
house burned by mob.
26-Athene: King Georges life at
tempted
MARCH.
6-Rome: Sig. Cavalotti, Italian poet,
mortally wounded in a duel with
Sig. Macola, deputy.
9-Wilkesbarre, Pa: Sheriff Martin
and deputies. participants as peace
officers in the Lattimer riot, acquit-
ted of murder.
19-Nickerson. Kan: A bank robbed
by five men.
23-Philadelphia Councilman Steven
son confesses to having been bribed
and duplicates five others.
25-New York: Nine ex-officials of
Brooklyn indicted for defrauding
that city.
27-Houston, Tex: A street car strike
riot results in calling out the mill
,2s-Philadelphia: Richard F. Loper,
whose operations wrecked the Peo-
pies bank, arrested on a conspir-
acy charge.
29-Philadelphia: Cashier Steele Of
the failed Chestnut Street bank
arrested charged with falsifying re-
ports.
Waco, Tex: Editor Brann and
Politician Davis fight street duel
and both mortally wounded.
20-San Francisco: City Treasurer
Widber arrested charged with en-
bezzling 100000.
23-NeW Bedford, Conn: Lemuel l..
Terry, cashier of the Merchants
National bank, after embezzing
S125. .000 commits suicide.
29-Willamson, w. Va: Cap Hat
field, the vendetta chief, surrenders.
30-Sierra Leone, Africa: American
missionaries massacred.
MAY.
27-Omaha: Ex-Auditor Bechel and
his chief clerk. Sudborough, of the
Pacific Express company, arrested
charged with embezzling $150,000.
JUNE.
3-Dayline, La: William Street, re
gro, burned at the stake by a mob.
4-Charleston, w. Va: Mrs. Atkin-
son, wife of the governor, indict-
ed on charge of forgery.
6-Belfast. Ireland: Orangemen mob
officers during a nationalist dem
/ onstration.
14-Paris: Count Castellane wounds
Editor Henri Turoi in a duel.
17-Wetumpka. Ala: Five negro muir
derers lynched.
JULY.
13-Paris: Count Esterhazy, connect
ed with the Dreyfus scandal, again
arrested.
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helps me greatly. have Influenced sew
eraf others afflicted with chronic catarrh
to take Pe-ru-na in this locality and
they are all improving"
Mrs. T. V. Rogers, Flushing, Mich, 63
years of age, was three years ago taken
with pneumonia, and while recovering
she caught la grippe. She had two re-
lapses and was given up by two physi-
clans. A friend persuaded her to try
Pe-ru-na, and, after taking three bottles,
she was able to do her own work. She
is completely cured.
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Christmas Mails to the Fatherland.

4NtW
European mails sent out from New
York on Wednesday We're the largest
that ever left this port on any one day.
and yesterdays dispatch of mails. 2O57
sacks, has been equaled only on two or
three previous occasions. The money or
der mail yesterday was exceptionally
large amounting to 36.37S orders of the to-
tai value of $349.9 AS. OF this $95, 126 .03
goes to Germany, $2O5,63 to Great Britain
and s15, 1854 to Sweden.
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Mrs. J. b. Allen, Pc
toskey, Mich, writes:
"Both my husband and
myself were seriously
i'll with Ia grippe. FL
nally I took to my bed,
but my husband would
not give up. One day
I saw an advertisement
of Pe-ru-na in q paper
and asked him to get
me a bottle. He had
no faith in it, but got
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The Sisters o.


st. f ran els of
st. nee en- t. S
Orph an Asy-
lun, East Main
street, corner of
Rose Ave, Col
umbus, Ohio, in
q letter dated
June 2, 1898 to
DR.. S. B. Hart
man say "Some
Y Q a 7 S ago a
friend of our in
stitution recon-
mand ed TO uS
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bolng ADVISED TO
try Pe-ru-na for la
grippe and asthma,
I did so with good
results. I had been
feeling very unweli
for a long time, and
had a S TIL m a quite
bad till / came
West, when 1 got
better of the asth-
ma, but was not
well. I tried u great
many remedies for
The Anaconda standard., 1899-01-01

DIR. Hartman's Pe-ru-na as an excellent
remedy for influenza, of which we then
had several cases which threatened to
be of serious character. We began to
use it and experienced such wonderful
results that since then Pe-ru-na has be-
come our fayorite medicine for intlu-
enza, catarrh, coughs, colds and bronch-
4,
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Mrs. Eliza Guest,
K earn ey, Buffalo
county, Neb, says:
81 took your Peru
ma for some time for
catarrh and am hap
py to state that I am
entirely cured of it.
I took both Pe-ru-
ma and Man-a-lin. I
am still taking Pc
ru-na for la grippe
and find th at 1t
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Mr.. Sanford Rob-
inson, Adrian, Mich,
writes II was taken
very sick with la
grippe last winter. 1
could sit up only a
few moments every
day. I could eat
n o t h i II G. I got a
bottle Q of Pe-ru-na
and began to take it.
T h e Improvement
was prompt. In ten
DAYS I was able to be
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SOCIOLOGY AND PROGRESS
JANUARY.

Pope Leo XIII. celebrates the Goth
anniversary of his first mass.
4-Hummel's system of picture tel
egraphy successfully tested be-
tween Camden and New York. DR..
Schenck of Vienna announces the
discovery of a method for regulat-
ing the ratio of sexes at birth. Ger
lach's south polar expedition sails
from Punta Arenas.
5-Rev George NJ. Searle of New
York promoted to be director of
the vatican observatory.
7-Conferences of M. f. churches,
North and South, held in New York
to discuss reunion.
10-Thomas A. Edison announces that
he has discovered a method for
toughening iron.
15-General Booth of the Salvation
Army lands in New York.
22-A total eclipse of the sun success
fully observed in India by Ameri-
can astronomers.
FEBRUARY.
5-The government relief expedition
sails from Portland. Ore, for Dyea
Alaska, but afterWard abandoned
9-"Queen Lavna l." crowned in New
York by the Society of Holland
Danes.
12-The American National Flag asso-
citation organized in New York.
19-The Hargrave faction secedes from
the American Theosophical society
24-Holand's submarine torpedo boat
successfully tested, travelling be-
low the surface of the water for Is
miles.
MARCH.
S-Professor James E. Keeler. the
Pittsburg astronomer. elected di-
rector of Lick observatory, Cal.
14-Zoar community in Ohio dissOlves
24-The battleships Kentucky and
Kearsarge launched.
APRIL.
1.-The joint Episcopal committee
submits its report of revision Ct
the church constitution containing
a clause fOrbidding the solemniza-
tion of marriages of divorces.
1O-Rev. DR.. Briggs of Union theolOgi-
cal seminary joins the Protestant
Episcopal communion.
MAY.
27-The Presbyterian general assem-
bly, passes a resolution asking Pro
fessor McGiffert to either reconsid-
er his published views or to leave
the Presbyterian communion.
JUNE.
1.-The Trans Mississippi and Intefna'
,tional exposition at Omaha opens
11-Professor Coddington, at Lick oh
servatory, discovers a comet.
15-Professor Ramsey of London an
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NIL Aug ohS
Mt. Clemens, Mich,
writes: II will let
you know what I
t h ink of Pe-ru-na.
Two years ago | had
la grippe, and it left
me with a dreadful
cough. The physi-
clans could not cure
me. + tried 0 t h g r
medicine b g fore /
took pa-ru-na. hut if
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no purpose. We tried Pe-ru-na and his
hemorrhages stopped, and he soon got
up and is well and is hard at work. He
has had no more hemorrhages. Mrs.
c. R. Harden, Evansville, Wis.
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DISASTERS.
JANUARY.

1.-The Klondike steamer Clara Ne
vada wrecked by a boiler explosion
off the Alaskan coast; so lives
lost.
hall collapses during a political
meeting; 20 people killed.
6-Amboyna, Molucca islands: Fifty
people killed by an earthquake.
11-Fort Smith, Ark: Part of the city
destroyed by a tornado; so lives
lost.
17-Hamme, Prussia: An explosion in
colliery kills nearly 100 men.
FEBRUARY.
1-Thirty-six lives lost in a snow and
wind storm on the Massachusetts
coast.
9-Pittsburg: A storage warehouse
fire ends in the loss of $1,650,0 in
property and IS lives.
10-Crodno, Poland: The collapse of
synagogue gallery kills 20 people.
16-Canary islands: The French steam
er Flachet wrecked 81 people
drowned.
22-Nantucket, r. l.: The British
ship Asia. wrecked; Is people
drowned.
26-Kalamazoo. Mich: The Hall
Chemical works burn; 10 lives lost.
MARCH.
6-Tokio Japan: The imperial ami
versity and 5000 other buildings
burn.
1s-New York: The Bowery Mission
lodging house burns; II lives lost.
16-Chicago: Fifteen lives lost in the
burning of a business block.
1S-Bolmez, Spain: A mine explosion
destroys about 100 lives.
19-Point, Bonita, Cal: The bark Hell
en- w. Almy, bound for Alaska,
founders; 40 people drowned.
21-Butte, Mont. Four lives lost in the
burning of the Hale house.
23-Bay de Verde, N. F.: Forty-eight
seal hunters perish on an ice foe.
APRIL.
s-Shawneetown, ILL.,: The town in
undated by the bursting of the
levee; % people drowned. Chill
koot Trail, Alaska: An avalanche
buries alive more than 100 gold
seekers.
19-Leicestershire, England: A COL
liery fire results in the loss of Al
lives.
2o-spurgeons tabernacle burns
26-Santa Cruz, CAL: Powder mills
blow up, killing 10 men.
O-Northwestern Iowa and Southeast
ern South Dakota visited by wind
storms; many lives lost.
16-Marioka, Japan: Two hundred
small boats wrecked by storm
and 1,5O0 lives lost.
1S-Tornadoes in Western Illinois,
Eastern Iowa and Southern Wis
consin wipe out about 45 lives.
22-Dortmund, Prussia: Fire breaks
out in the Zollern mine; As lives
lost. Cape Flattery: A Klondike
schooner founders; "a lives lost.
Ta1 111Jtf 10
steamers Macca and Lindula col
lide, sinking the former; So drown
ed.
JUNE
1-Peshawur, India: Four thousand
houses burn loss $2O000,0 900.
19-Park City, Utah: The entire busi-
ness section of the town burns;
loss, 81 ,0O0, 600.
21-BlackwaH. England: Forty people
drowned by displacement of water
caused by launching of the battle
ship Albion.
4-Beverly Mass: The steamer Surf
City sunk by a suuall: 25 people
drowned. Off Cape Sable: The
steamer La Bourgogne sunk in col
lision with the Cromartyshire; $50
lives lost.
7-Steelville, Mo-: A cloudburst near
ly wipes out the town, drowning
13 inhabitants.
11-Siboney, Cuba: Yellow fever breaks
out in the American camp. CT eve
land A gas explosion in the water
works tunnel kills II men.
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out Of doors. It only required one bot
tie of Pe-ru-na to cure me. / think
great deal of your medicines and recon-
mend them to the people, who all speak
well of them. / am Is years old"
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az took your Pe-ru-na for
deafness and consider my
self entirely cured. I can
hear now as well as I ever
could, and shall always feel
very thankful to you for
your kindly advice. Ny
father was greatly benefited
in a severe attack of la
grippe by the use of Pc.
ru-na." - Miss Esther Iut
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did me no good. then took some Pc
ru-na-about five or six bottles. 1t did
me more good than all the rest put to-
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ru-na." Miss Esther Luther, Frank
linsville, n. G..
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THE United States survey steame
Pathfinder launched.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16
SenOr Rivera Says a Thousand
Errors Were Made by the
Governor General.
REASONS FOR THE RECALL
American Colonial Commission Acted
on Rlyera's Advice Henry
Given a Reception.

sAS JUAN DE PORTO RICO May u
The democracy Of Ponce. the organ o.
sru.r Lnr Munoz Rivera. me former
president of The porto Ricab lnEu'ar cab
lnct. who II now IN the United States
publishes letter from him IN reference
10 the recall VI Major General Henry.
recently governor Of Porto REQ Ia
course Of the letter. SenOr Rivera says:
who does not know that the govern
ment IN the hands of such a man was
like ihr web Of penelope nov woven ana
afterwards torn or unray"led Who does
not remember the thouFand errors which
me lnsulnr secretary could not repeat?
These are the real reasons for the recall
reasons laid bare by me with rude
frankncsa 10 the American colonial COM
mission.
II do not wish General Henry any lll.
bat do not want the ISLAND Of Porto Rico
transformed into lunaiic asylum"
The publication Of the letter caused az
much surprise as criticism. 40 General
Henry left the island after magnificent
demonstration Of good viii on the part
Of porto Ricans.
General Davis the new governor gen.
rral Will rcscind the order Issued recently
giving liberty to the press.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16
\ BATTALION
or NATIVE PORTO RICASB
Wlll Perform puty on The island Under
the Command ~ American
Oiiicrrs

SEW YORK May IA special 10 ,hc
Herald from Washington snys within
few wcrks fully organized battalion
uf Porto RicAnv wearing Uncle sam f.
Uniform Will bo performing duty on ,ncii
native island under the direction OF
American officers
Ia, organization of the command Will
be- authorized by Secretary Algcr. ana
General Henry directed the commanding
officers of the ports of san Juan Ponce
Maiagucz. Afcclbo. Aguadilla Cayoy.
lluumrao. Adlun,ap Yauco Coamo. san
Grfman. nuyAmon. Manila Lafrn and
Aihunito 10 designate an oniccr TO en-.
l,l. equip ana Instruct . men. iur.ud-
ms orc sergeant and lwo corpornA
Gracral Hcnry recommended the enlist
men, II Porto Ricaua because there was
uua Work ana grra, deal u res
lrHHnrrs on the island
Hrp4fts show lha, there AZ, no lax o.
volunteer. ana that more than one
.half ot the battalion has been enlisted.
though some % ,hc towns have not yct
furnished their quota Of men. In view
.vf The withdrawal Of the Nineteenth IN.
tan,ry ttom Porto Rico and the fact
lha, ,hcrc remains only the FIfih eayai.
~ Eleventh infantry and three batteries
ui the Fuh artillery. the enlistment OF
,br D" Porto Rcauu az American sol
dirfs Nl, be- welcome addition 10 the
American fafec ana enable the command.
los general 10 prcscrvc peace aud order
n ttc island
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-16
AguinaIdo Desires to Come 10 q
Satisfactory Conclusion with
Philippine Commission.
OTIS TO ATTACK BACOLOR
Troops Uader orders with That Point
a5 Their Object Lawton Is
Moving korihwafd.

SEW YORK. May li a special 20 the
Herald from Washing pn. says A salts
factory conclusion 10 expected By Tho
adnulutrutiun u anaifa from the con.
frfuu,r which Nil, bF held by thr Am.
,liran-rhilpplnr commission Win the
rummsHIou which Agmnaldp prapoaes 10
scni 10 Manila
IL hiH dispatch 10 ia" war doparmcnt
to-day. General OTIS announced hat
Agulnalip had sent Hpps'uBrr 20 him
raprrapiuE wish lo srud the cumfnis.
sion go atfangc terms u pras'"
The administration aflylais express ihr
opinion ihat ths commission viii submit
mil 10 President Sbutman ana HE aano.
,laics the aHANrf of ARulnhidO 90 the
proposition made by the American com.
mission 10 Colonel Afgurlirs. AgllBado
recording ihc character " go
yrtnmout which would be- given to the
tllpnps ana which Avucllcs declared
was satisfactory.
a. is probably apparent 20 tho FIuplnoA
that th'fc 10 nothing tD hr gained by
conducting negotiations fur the purpose
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