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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-04-15

\ strike in Racine wherein about
two hundred employees for J. I. Case
u Co.. were interested was settled dur
ing the week by the company granting
the. demand Of sthe men. The chief
grievance was caused by an imported
manager from Minneapolis working in
his friends to the disadvantage Of the
older aud deserving men. 81 81
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-04-15

Labor organizations Of New York
complain that Gov. Roosevelt is not
keeping his promises to enforce labor
laws and to have new labor bills passed.
Same old story.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-04-15
Fol, this week we offer.
New Wall Paper
Department.
Sc per roll up.

Elegant assortment Of room pic
ture mouldings in colors to match
:. every paper.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-29
18th ANNIVERSARY.

quarter Of century has rolled around since started
the small store in Rising Sunone st floor 22x36
feet and End floor 22x3O feet Evolution of trade finds
Us with two budngsth Furniture and Carpet Department.
three oors 42xoO feet together with basement, size for
storage purposes he main store, floors including Queens
ware Department in basement, Of which 20 feet long,
and two with 45 feet frontage all foil from top to bottom.
Close attention to every detail purchasing for cash, and
absolute Va lie for money received telling factors in bust
ness growth. And the Century nears its close the
new firm Of E. r Burlington & Sons, promises further
parson The upheava Of trade follow united efforts.
Clothing, Shoes and Hats.
These departments have grown be prominent factors
and stand unequaled. Room 45x7O feet, 3rd floor.
Ladies Department.
Taior-nade Suits, Dress Skirts, Wrappers, Chidren's
Dresses Waists Muslin, Underwear, &c. End floor
22x5O feet
The limit Of Our advertising space is reached welcome
awaits your coming.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-29

The fishing season thus far has not bee II
q profitable one. GiI,rs are averaging only
from fifty toa hundred shad per boat ni-ht
The prevailing price for shad has been ts14
to SIS per hundred, and for herring 25 c ants
per hundred The biggest catch Of shad
made thus far this season was by Barnes
Brothers at Carpenters Point when six hun
dred fine shad were taken at one haul
Cecil county horsemen will note with in
terest that DR.. Isaac 4. Barber late Repre-
tentative il Congress. ha-. in addition 20 his
milling operations. established horse train
ing course at Galloway, his big farm near
Ea-ton. He has of his own a dozen fine,
weii-bred colts, md some OF them should
show great speed. Chief among them is the
3-year-old stallion Directorate, by Director,
dam Cigarette, who is dam OF four with
records better than 2 2G Talbot Prince. 3
year Old, by Andrew NJ dam Emma G.. dam
OF four in the list. is another good one. So
is 2-ypar-old BlakefOrd, by Red Wilkes. dam
ont OF KITTY Patchnu, who was dam Of
Paichen Wilkes. sire Of Joe patchen. OF
FLIES i'll the lot are two 2-year. olds by
Director. one 2.year-oId by Andrew VI one
3tlree-old by Happy Earl, dam by Bashaw.
Ir., aud ono 2-year-oId by Star Russell, dam
by Rorner, the best bred son of Mambriuo
Patrhcn. Dr., Barber claims he has at Gallo
WAY the best bred lot Of horses in the State.
Among the others worthy of mention are q
Red Wilkes mare, dam by Eagle Woodruff.
2O}4, which mare recently dropped Il colt
by Epaulct, 10; 4 mare sired 10y Alcazar,
: II, and dam out Of Sweetness, Poi: an
inbred Ethan All II mare being full bred
Wilkes with II mark of 2 2G, and Lizzie Mack,
u, hy Nutwood. Galloway is II fine Old
historic place. for many years the home of
the late Ho@es Goldsborough and his an
cestorS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-29
ALFRED NJ. MAHONEY.

WGGwAm or LITTLE ELK TRIBE, No 30, I'M
PROVED ORDER or RED Men, CHERRY
HILL.
Whereas, Death has again invaded COR
tribe, and one of our beloved brothers has
fallen under his relentless grasp, therefore,
Resolved, That whilst we bow in humble
admission to the will Of the Great Spirit. we
sincerely dcplOre the loss of Our beloved
brother, Alfred NJ Mahomcy. His seat in our
council chamber is now vacant.
Resolved, That this council extend its mo -
profound and heartfelt -ymputhy 10 his brTrG
family and to the friends OF our d,c"a~cd
brother, and IN the sad hour of their nilI g.
ton would commend them Tor strength uAG
consolation to the Gr""t Spirit.
Resolved, That Que charter bc drapei in
mourning Tor three months, and these rpspiu-
tons be published il tic county papers lnG
inserted in our ulinutes and Il copy seat t.
the family OF our deceased brother.
-. +. MAGUAw,
WI. q. hEnFER,
c. W. STEELE,
Committee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-29
Millions Given Away.

1t ia certainly gratifying 80 the public to
know of one concern in the land who are
not afraid TO he generous TO the needy and
suffering. The propretors of Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
aud Colds, have given away over ten mil
lion trial bottles OF this great medicine; aud
have the satisfaction of knowing it has al
so!Ute!y cured thousands of hopeless cases.
Asthma, Bronchitis Hoarseness and all dis
eases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs are
surely cured by it. Call on K. b. Frazer,
Druggist, and get free trial bottle. Regu-
lar size SOC. and 81. Every bottle guaran-
tecd, or price refunded.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-29
NEWS ~ BRIEF.
Gccai Matters Boiled Down for HaSty
Perusal By busy Readers.

Paru4al nv EpSV Readers.
The Cecil Democrats nave H''''',' ""' "
Eor tnei' P'l"i'''7 '"' '''' -
county eonF'h''""'
William l.. Hawkins, OF Fort DeP|Si''
was one Of the graduates in t'eoI"fS ut 'ne
lincoln University, ia.
--Messrs. Armstrong " Arthur OF Aofr-
deem, will operate II tomato packing eS'"'-
lishment at Oxford, IA TINS ''''Soh'
The first Cecil county grown asparagus
of the season seen in the Eil;ton market, was
brought Ill "h iu'7'''J -
OF CheS"PeaNe N"S'
John i. Wilson, Esq OF Cen'revllle. a
former Elktonian, has Oe'p hppoiht"d att"r-
ney to Comptroller 7. Il GHIoooroush Joe
the first congressman "'9''i'''
THE Newark puhlic schools have refund
ed their bonded debt OF $2,Ooo ohe-ha4f AT
ger cent. and the other ha'i at ~ per cent.
They have been paying o per cent.
.,, .,,,+ t., oro.tio,. considerable in
.,,t.. c,,.+,,toc,n is that of lee Tie, n
49, l,,,,,'.,, =, paI,i,,,r, obnr,ed with .t,o-
,I,t t.,,, INN, Ko, . lonnarv-
.,.o4 ,.I.oa
,..,..
--EhSlH''l D'''" W.
wednesday, ''s. "''" '',,7 .' -
...h,,r,l, M, r,,.,t,. ,l,,+
49,, .hnt torrn il ayoin Ii.hted nj NIGHT.
r.r-
1t - '"'n''.,' ''''''
Gar company ,,-,,
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hlinE'o"' Nv p ,,,,'..,.,,,.,'.,.
the'r uI'i''S' ''
The large straw stacks on the farm Of
Nathan Mccoy, in the Second district. were
consumed by fire on Thursday OF last week.
The barn and other buildings. which were
only II short distance off, were saved by a
hard fight.
,,d,,.I,rnas Alfred pcgrre. of this cir
ami. ..oye - tarronin sumner Thursday even.
,,s+ wool, in Cre.tnrtoyu. to the asso-
',iat, in5ose of his circuit and members of
4ho E.,t c,untv D,r. The guests were;
Associnte Jud res stump and Martin, Eben
F Perkins, Harrison W. NiCSers, eX-Comp-
trolIer NJ. de X Smith, Richard d. Hynsop,
Hone H. Barroll, Charles L. Westcott, Ciar.
ancc w, Perkins, of the Baltimore Bar; Levin
" Wickes, William W. Beck, States Attor-
ney John D. Uric and Court Stenographer
UartDett.
rr,o mrs. in fine casa or Edward NJ. Allen.
r. ,,.,ins+ 1,n,as Moses removed from the
CIT Tor p,ltimore county. rendered a yer.
,,r,in+ifr for ii 1G9OS The ease
e.,.,,,,4od in Hartford county by an attach
80. ,,,,ios+ Ian,as Moses. who is n resident
~. 1or,o, and the nroprjrtor of a large
.at..,.,,o + rrrantop for an ALLEGED breach OF
pot.o.' -,,,, tha nloir,irf n tnre 500 TONS n,
ai,+ - war for five veurs bapinnino
g, 100 I,t If Was CHARGED fool, only 73s
80, ,be eneci(ied neriod. The tria
:, a., ,,os.a ,,,os haopn Anril II, and occunied
.,,s'...o,,.io,, Of tho cnurt and iury six DAYS
[,,-,r Won pu,,,er. of Rel Air and d q
,,.r.9a., 90 ,rou,zor renresented the main.
10, n1 ,,hort Constable. of Elkton the
defendant
cu,. ,r..,, .ou,,o.,,, -,
MI +, Co,',,t,,. ~ -
L'N'o'' . 1870, e.. .ho. eto+o 60, e,,.a.
the i'P' -, Ch,,a... -.
Oli I" ~ VI .,.,,.,..
ol 'rou9'i' 49, ,,-.a,.,, -, -.
w '' W. =. ot,o tn +his ,,on.h,, ~,
ti'Ne.'nss Nc -, C,,,c ), .r,o ool,in,
"et - Ir,,it,1 ror,r,,oroi,1 rrovel.rs 81
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-29
Spring Unlocks
The Flowers
To Paint the Laughing Soil"

To Paint the Laughing Soil.
And not eUen Nature Zvould
aNogv the flowers to groVU
and blossom 10 perfection
Wfthoat good soil. Nozv
Nature and people are MACH
alike; the former must haze
sunshine, latter mast haze
pare blood in order TO haze
perfect health.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures blood trou-
bles OF all sorts It is to the human
system what sunshine is to Nature
the destroyer OF disease germs. II
nercr diSappoints.
Poor E!cod-" The doctor said there
We're not seven drops of good blood in my
body. Hoods SarSaparilla built me up and
made me strong and wcil.' SUSIE L. BROWN,
IL Astor Hill, Lynn, Mass
Dyspepsia, etc.-"A complication Of
troubles, dyspepsia, chronic catorrh and
Inflammation Of the stomach. rheumatism,
ETC., made me miserable. Had no appetite
until | took Hoods Sarsaparila, which
acted like magic. ! am thoroughly cuTcd.'
n. =. $EELEY, 1874 w. 18th Av.. Dcmrcr, Col.
rheumatism -"My husband was
Obliged to give up work on account Of sheu-
matism. No remedy helped until he used
Hoods Sarsapariila, which permanently
cured him. Ii cured my daughter of ca
tnrrb. ! give it to the children with good
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-28
ELECTION FRAUDS IN
NEBRASKA PROVEN
Committee Found Crooked Work in
the Recount On Constitutional
Amendments

OMAHA. July 27--At the last session
OF the Nebraska Legislature q commit
tee Of three was appointed 0y the Sen
ate 10 investigate certain charges rela-
tive 10 alleged irregularities IN the re-
count Of ballots on q constitutional
amendment relating 10 increasing the
number OF Judges Of the Supreme
Court as we'll as other matters in con-
nection with the official conduct OF Ger
tain State officers. The report OF the
committee was completed in this city
today and forwarded 10 the Governor.
The report embodies the history OF the
Investigate tiou. substantially as il was
published while the committee was il
session and concludes with a dignifed
appeal % the Governor TO do his duty
and punish the parties whose guilt is
Indicated
The committee declares that charges
0f fraud IN connection with the re-
count OF the constitutional amendments
has been sustained by the most con-
elusive evidence, as well as BY the ap-
paarance Of the ballots themselves
Il finds that Ex-Governor HolComb
has rnfsappropriated al least 1913 OF the
amount drawn by him on account OF
house rent during his term OF Office and
recommends that the Attorney General
5a instructed to take the necessary
steps u recover the amount and return
= 10 the treasury.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-28
TOO MUCH MEDICINE
CAUSES TWO DEATHS
Physician Declares the Parents OF
Sick Children Did Not Follow
Directions.

STOCKTON July 2--Martin Laurit-
zen lives with his family eighteen miles
southwest OF Los Banos- Last week
his four children each had an attack OF
whoouing cough and on Monday Lau~
rfrzen went 10 Los Banos 70 see Dr..
Wade. The medicine prescribed by Dr.
Wade was administered on Tuesday
and shortly thereafter tTO OF The chill
dren died. The deaths occurring within
an hour of each other The children
were Minnie, aged 10 and Clara aged
L.
DR.. Wade says he gave careful direc-
tions as 10 how the medicine should
be administered and expressly stated
that il was 70 he given only during
paroxysus Of coughing As whooplns
cough must run its course OF SIX OF
seven weeks the medicine was not n
tended as curative. but as TeHeI Tor
the children
fIuou fhe. bottle read: One teaspoontuI
every hour i required The quantity
gone 0ur OF the bottle indicated that
Tha medicine was given with more Irs-
Quency than the physician intended
This. briefly told. Il tle doctors : YER
sion Of the sad affair, out the psQp4s
around Los BauoS are not SauSned
with the explanation and are streuu-
o,Isiy Insisting that additional light bs
thrown upon the matter
on Monday Dr.. F. z Lilly and Dr.:
. 4 Castle went 70 L0s Banos 10 hold
an INQUEST The bodies Of the children
were Yesterday exhumed and viewed
nv rt7e Iurv- The stomachS were re-
moved and viii he sent 20 san + ran
cisco for Z thorough chemical analysis
Tba verdict of the CorOner's jury
viii bA withheld till the report OF the
exuerts IS received. and upon II will
largely depend whether or not criminal
c[s-gaz are 20 be preferred against Dr..
Wsda Public sentiment is much d.
vjded as 10 the necessity OF these IN
usual proceedings. as Dr. Wade's stand
ing in the community has never before
baeu called into question
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-28
Three Elders Taken Prison
ers by a Band Of Fifty
Masked Men.
MAKING PROSELYTES
The Mormo1s Had Been Driven Out
Of Two Towns in Jasper County
Early in the Week.
Special Dispatch 70 -a- call

ATLANTA July 1.-THE Constitu-
ton has received special from is
CovingJou (Ga1 correspondent which
says that e mob OF fifty masked men
made away with three Mormon elders
who have been proseLyJins II Jasper
County.
The story IS 10 the effect that three
elders visited the home Of William
Cuunard. near Newton Factory. Jas
per County yesterday and eudeavored
70 persuade Mrs CUnnard 70 join the
church While .hey were al the Gun
nard house fifty men. masked and on
horseback. came gp and asked the
elders 70 accompany them
They refused 10 do 50. and while they
were parIeytng Mr.. Cunnard procured a
rife ana aided the mob II taking the
elders Several shots were exchanged
In the excitement Mrs Cunuard had
her jaw shattered
The mob finally secured the elders
and rode off with them Nothing has
been seen Of them since. The Mormons
were driven out OF TWO towns II Jas
per County early n the week
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-28
VOLKSRAAD'S ACTION ON
DYNAMITE QUESTION
Refers II 10 Commission OF Five 10
Devise a Satisfactory Set
+Iern ert

PRETORIA. July Z7--The Rad has -
fe-rad the dynamite question u COM
mission Of i've members for examination
in conjunction with the Government with
view 70 finding satisfactory settle
LONDON. July ZT-In the course Of
snaach al z Conservative luncheon tnls
aF+A-noou !. J BaIfOur- First Lord OF me
T-sss11rv and Government leader II the
House OF Commons. IN discussing lLle
-T~zrsysaI situation said that II the Gov
er1-7srrfs endless patience and endless De
sire 20 prevent matters coming 10 Z cElSlS,
-rd i al the resources 0f diplomacy were
frafrectuaI 70 unite the knot. otner means
-T-1rsr inevitably De found 10 loosen II
GT- BsIfoJIr however said ne took a
No. sanE1Ifrs view Of the situation lie
--I---7sCfz-s-0od the Tra1svsst vas prepared %
e-ert some substantial redress. aIthouS1
STff-a fradeuuate according 10 tTrEaL
Et-ftlir-s standard IL was manife>tiy
i-rn0Ssfbte. Mr. Balf0ur said, that Great
Britain should permanently SUBMIT 20
frae-bOru EngiIshuleu being treated sS OF
an inferior race While ne did not Iaae
. deSUsfrfug view Of the situation L
would be folly TO pretend that all the di--
fic1IItfes had been solved OF 70 proclaim 4
peace which was not yet assured
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-28
TALK OF ANNEXATION
OF SANT0 DOMINGO

New YORK July "A Washing
ton special u the Journal says The
cruiser Brooklyn er some other large
vsrsE-p Vii BE- sent 70 SalJ0 Dou2i1i-
car waters Cd protect American lives
and property The assassina-IoD Of
President E=ur=at1x and the prooa bIHty
Il disturbances -h=r= have revived II
.-tTc-aI circles -Ee adrisabiIity of an
rexiug The count try 20 rhe United States
- humanitarian and necessary p0-
..-icai move
The public debt ot The country :
held IN New yorA and q United States
syndicate mas -l-l-c control Of the IA
,iozaI finances. n-azagLug rhs custom
houses and Government railways II
= understood -1ls syndicate. which Is
called cC5 SdE-l DrmIuEo Improvement
COMPANY has already urged The ueces-
s.ty If interference by the United
states The reasons advanced in sup
port oE the necessity flr annexation
7re as follows TIE le1zrzphicaI lgca-
t-9n 4 Santo Dominge. - Ps-intad out
by General Grant thirty years ago.
puts II IL command Of the entrance 70
the Caribbean sea with Porto Rico on
The outlying flank
II Cuoa Is given her independence the
ErIuiSitIDn Ct SaltC Domingo viii r--
store II the United States the military
advantages she gives Up by the sur
render Of Cuba There IS 4 strong feel
ing in that Country in favor Of aunexa-
tion- Revolutions can only be pre-
vented 6y tie interference Of q strong
power Ike the United States
The Government Cf Saur0 Domingo
voluntarily sought annexation N this
country in 1858. President Grant
strongly urged -
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-28
WOMAN POISONS A
FAMILY WITH ARSENIC
she Had a Grudge Against Her
Father and Her Step
Mother

CAPMT III. July z7--Wslter ) War
-ha7 his vvffe- son and married daughter
ard : neishbor Barry Carter, were poi
sone,f TUESDAY noon Mrs Warthen was
rsken i'll during dinner and The Others in
uedfateIy after. Physicians were sum
r-oned and found their patients lying
1Iuon the floor OF the room IT every con-
- he roSfrT0- They found evidences
~ srseuicaI poison and worked all night
on Wednesday Floyd Wsrthel- lad
~ Il years grew worse and died Eh8L
-5-t- Snerfr Ackeruau to-day sum
r7Snsd WartheES daughter Mrs Ivy
1rabtTse. and elected from her d coufeS-
80 ,cIFTaa ard cab6aga served at dinner.
Ssna seemed sorry over the death OF her
brother. saying she did not mean 20 harm
'lr,aa king o. her father ard steQuot1sr.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-28
| LOnG-RANGE RIFLES
SECURED FROM JAPAN

VICTORIA, &. C. July 27--Among
the passengers on the Rio Jun Maru
was Dr. ". D. Eastlake. He has been
introducing trolley systems into Toxic
and cities Of Japan The doctor brings
Interesting news from Manila At Yo-
kohana he conversed with z number
of men fresh from the Otis campaign
Two davs before the Rio Jun sailed the
Boston arrived on her way TO San
Francisco. The transport Hancock
reached the japanese port at the same
time with geo houaeward bound Utah
nan. and shortly afterward the hos
DftaI ship Relief came in She left on
the 18th for san Francisco with 600
Kansas men on board II various stages
OF sickness The doctor says the Re
lief IS q three-decked scow vessel suit
able only for river travel, unsatisfac-
tory and uncomfortable
Two or three cases on board the Re
lief are Of special interest One is that
of Captain Bradley Of the Tenth Kan
sas. who Is going home with 4 bullet
back Of his heart He hopes 70 re-
cover hut EastIake says he is doomed
and will probably die before he reaches
San Francisco. Speaking Of the cam
paTgu Captain Bradley eulegtZes Otis.
and saws the cooInsSS and bravery Of
even raw recruits under CALLING fire
were adrnira bic Notwithstanding the
fact that the American troops are sup
posed 10 b. better armed. the FIlipinOs
seem 10 always get the range first, and
the Americans aFe forced 70 rush sew
eraI hundred yards before getting
WITHIN striking distance
A sensational feature is given 70 the
situation by the recently discovered
explanation of this As the nature OF
the wounds received by the Americans
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-28
JAPANESE COAST SWEPT
By 4 HURRICANE
Houses Are Destroyed and Many
People Lose Their
TirsS

Victoria. 2 o.. Jz.y 1.-THE Kiushu
Mar arrived to-day after a record
breaking c-lp from China The officers
Cc che snip report rE= plague almost
STAMPED cut So far as ms ships are coz
cerued-
\ terrible hurricane swept -he Japaness
coast f--u tn= srh - The 1ith u July.
In CSGll -rEarlurs. Oge district. TokuShi-
ma prefecture seventy houses were
washed away -t-E persons We-= killed
and -1IrLE are missing
In SaIJ1 IGra. Itau5 district. over Forty
houses We're demolished and many ua1-
pLe are missing A. 4 iZa Nu-a. kfra-
rnGr0 district, SIIyo prefecture a land
slide occurred on th- night Of the IJIh
owing -o tna heavy rain Five houses
were crushed under me debris and
-vvsnty-eiEhC persons E-ere either killed
or injured Railway ErafTie east of Va
uaEif on the SanEo Railway - stiI in
tsrrupted in eCnSea leECe OF the dana ze
done 10 the track
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-28

OF the firing line C0rbiu recently gave
out Wheatou's report but realizing the
gravity II the material nov OF his
desk, Is doing some press censorlng IN
the interest Of Otis
Among the officers whose reports are
being suppressed ara. II Is understood.
Generals Lawton and Macarthur
Ovenshfne. Hale and Hall have not
been heard from
Il may be stated that the suppressed
rara--s constitute IN the opinion ot
army officers. ground for c3urt-nlartiaI
on the score of iaef1ciency- The charges
that can be formulated against General
Otis are;
: That he issued conflicting orders.
That he IefC body OF American
troops in vital danger by ordering that
body 10 retreat
3 That in Manila. for several months
before fighting began. he failed u ax-
ulore the country beyond radius OF
Ten miles from Manila
That he was n total ignorance or
the topography Of the country n when
he was fighting. despite time and op-
rcrtunitias 10 learn Il
That purp0seIess orders caused
confusion 10 the quartermaster and
com uissary departments and resulted
in suffering and II some instances
death 70 soldiers by starvation
The telegraus prove that Lawton on
a. least TWO occasions vas left 70 shift
for himself II a precarious position as
& result Of q revocation ~ orders IS
sued originally 70 Macarthur. who was
first instructed 70 support LaT-ton and
then was toId 70 retreat or change his
-. ..-.-L -ha a-acr nf z retreat.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-28
STATUE FOR PARNELL.
Centenary Committee Takes Formal
Action in Dublin.

DUBLIN July "A meeting convened
by the Lord Mayor vas held at the Man
sion House to-day to inaugurate a fund
for the erection Of a statue OF Charles
Stewart Parneli- The members OF The
uiaeEy-eizhth centenary committee op-
posed the erection OF a statue as inoD-
perfume and likely 10 ieopardize the plans
for the Wolf Tone memorial After a
stormy session resolutions in favor Of the
ParuslI statue were adopted
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-28
COURT-MARTlAl or OTIS
SAID TO BE M00TEO

NEW YORK. July "a Journal spe-
cfaI from washington says The court
martial of General E : Otis is mooted.
The War Department Is in receipt by
the last mail from Manila Of documents
extremely damaging 10 the governor
general OF the Philippines Adjutant
General Corbtn refuses 10 make them
public.
The documents in question ara copies
of dispatches exchanged between Gen
eraI Otis ard the commanding officers
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-28
oLYMPIA's CREW.
Long Lave Of Absence and Other
Favors Await Them

WASHINGTON, July III was told a.
The Navy Department to-day that all the
officers on board the Olympia. upon their
return 10 the United States would be
given from three 10 four months leave
ard as far as possible their preference for
shore duty would be complied with
Admiral Dewey has already been IN
formed that any assignment ne desires
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-28

showed that the rebels had 4 deadly
weapon 0f exceedingly long range, in
Vestigatiou was made which showed
that japanese firm had supplied the
FiIipiu0s with the iong-caTrying MI
rata rife, against which krag-Jorgeu-
sens are fuefectuaI
The Muratas we're sent from Toxic
with 4 secret fIibusteriug expedition
which successfully landed the arms on
Q small ccasting steamer early in the
campaign.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-28
STORY OF A WRECK
I'M RUSSIAN WATERS
Reported That Many Lives Were Lost
by the Sinking OF the
1Gnf--i

BERLIN. July "A story IS published
aera 70 the effect that the steamers kor-
r7iFf- and D1mItrI coIIided on the VoIga
River near Mini SovgUrod. Russia and
that the DimitTi sank, causing the less Of
Is lives.
No date * given and the story resembles
one that was printed some time ago.