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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10
spain WIN RA,iiy.

Madrid. Feb 9.-The cortes Is con-
voked. and will meet next week. In or
der 10 ratify the treaty with America
The cortes viii first h. asked 10 vote a
bill approving the cession Of the Philip
pines, which was not included in the au-
thorization voted in September last, As
soon a. tho cortes approves the cession Of
the Philippines, which Sagasta declares
that IL will do by a majority Of at least
30 the queen regent will ratify the
treaty That will end the affair. "a
IL must be- thoroughly understood
that no further legislative ratih
cation is needed for that par
Of the treaty which concerns the West In
dies the commissioners having been au
thorized last September TO abandon
I these possessions.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10
FIRE AT NEW YORK.
Portion Of block Destroyed. Causing
Heavy Loss.

Portion Of a block Destroyed. Causing
Heavy Loss.
New York. Feb. "A FIRE which
caused lo-s. yariously estimated at
from 500 oOO 10 sl.OOO,OOO and which
threatened an entire block started in
the bag factory Of Walter q Bal, a b
story brick building The fire soon
spread 10 . front street and then 10 %
Moore street
A large number Of girls who We're EN-
ployed IN the bag factory building rush
ed down the stairways apanic shrek
ing for help Some fremen happened
10 be- passing and several citizens sue
ceeded in calming the girls aud getting
them ont a. the street safely.
Spark. We're blown by the wind and
igniied 2 and South street a i-story
building occupied a. storage ware
house by II Never q Co. and threat
ened the entire block bounded by South
Front Moore aud Whitehall streets
Five Front street was occupied by Au
raginbau a Rance. dealers In foreign
fruits II burned rapidly.
The fremon worked under great diff
cultic- owing 90 the intense cold
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10

Sir. Richard Nash Of Edge ed Miss
Mande Elliott Of Cottonwood WI be
al 4 O'Clock next sunday atte,'
noon II Cottonwood Baptist church. (
When you are hungry at any hour
day OF night 20 TO Charlie Edinburg's
restaurant IN the Zsnnati block, for a
bot lunch served 10 your taste. 6lu 81
NJ. !. Wallace Is remodeIing the
Holmes residence opposite the court
house and will build a new residence
on the east corner Of the same block.
only a hail a chance from the wealth
or 10 all the people want to(come TO
Bryan 10 do their trading The mer.
chants we're busy yesterday waiting on
customers IRON oil parts OF the country.
N,On account Of the visit Of the Battle.
ship Texas 10 Galveston the II Il I. G.
sill sell round trip tickets 10 Galveston
. ltUs 10 hNA lNl hhihh hilAfthH ia hAt'
weston Feb. 10, good 10 return up "a
aud including Feb. 10. Fare ti.G
round tfp
| J. +. Hamilton, Lester Hamilton
Tom Hill. Horace Ford, + 4 Madol,
aud vile, Garland Mad0le and wife, /
G Hutche.on, J Z Heaton, + william
son, Henry Thomas, Tom McGinty,
T Payne, Ned Adams, John Adams, "
G Rogers, Charles Rogers, DrJ h Mas
terson and family, W l. CLARK, l. ]
simpson. John aud Will Eiheridge
J l. roteet, Bill Cowden, Pink Andrr
son, sam Campbell, FL Moselcy
Charley Worey, T & Thompson, "
Berry, Powell shannon, Joe Sanders
frank I.gItt, John lsgitl were anon
the visitors here yesterday from Mad
son county.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10

Waco. Tex. Fob o. The remains Of
William Cameron were Inferred yester
day afternoon AZ Oakland beside the
grave ~ hi, brother DIR John Cameron.
who died 30 years ago. Dir Frank Page
read the Episcopal service for the dead
and made O few remarks a. theiesidence,
completing the funeral u,ss az the
grave There was great crowd at thg
funeral and the procession 60 the Gem
etny was more than q mile long.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10
WHERE scHLEY ERRED.
Disobsysd orders a. santiago Given Him
Direct from Washington.

Disobeyed orders a. santiago Given Him
Dirsc, from Washington.
New York. Feb o A dispatch 10
The Herald from Washington says;
Officials Of the navy department main
tain the greatest secrecy as 10 Secretary
Longs reply 10 the senate resolutions
calling upon him for an explanation OF
the nomination for advancement u
Rear Admiral Sampson over Rear Ad-
miral schley However secret details
have been obtained
The secretary received ON Monday the
data and explanatory remarks Of the
board. consisting Of Captain Il. ID. Ey-
ans formerly commanding the Iowa;
Captain Henry Taylor commanding the
Indiana; Lieutenant J. II. Sears flag
lieutenant on the staff Of Rear Admiral
schley, and Ensign H. H. Ward, u the
bureau Of navigation
Though Lieutenant Sears was placed
on the board as a direct representative
| Of Admiral Schley. he made no minority
report against the data which were co..
lated by the board and furnished by the
secretary The boardexpressed no opin-
ion on the case, but simply furnishedin-
formation with explanations 10 the secre-
! tary, which he transmitted to the senate.
4 The most important point which the
secretary makes against Admiral Schley
( deals with the latters action In signal!
. ing 10 the fleet 20 proceed 10 Key West
after he had received ON May q die
Is patch from the department informing
e him that all the departments informa
zion indicated that the Spanish squadron
was still 40 Santiago and that the de
II oartment looks 10 you 10 ascertain facts
- and that the enemy. If therein. do NJ
leave without a decisive action"
The secretary quotes Admiral Schley
answer
Much 10 b. regretted can't obey oI
ders Of department Have striven earn
'o testify Forced 20 proceed for coal 10 Ke
= West by way u Yucatan passage
b. The secretary shows that there was n
IN necessity for the squadron proceedin
b, 20 Key West for coal as each vessel wit
Admiral Schley. with the exception ,
:" the Eagle. which had been sent 10 j
y maica. had sufficient coal in her bunker
h. to last at least six days The lowaha'
c. ing on board on May q. 752 tons, an
m the Texas az i2 o'clock on May 90 ..
=, tons The coaling Of the squadron frol
the collier. after Admiral Schley cabl,
W that 10 was impossible 10 do so, Is referrt
~ e.. and the opportunity given 20 u
enemy 10 escape Is carefully describe
m. The secretary believes that the depar
ri. ment was justified ia promoting A
!, miral Schley but below Sampson b
cause ~ his conduct But be declar
w, his positive opinion that the command,
in-chief i, entitled 20 the reward Civ
W him hy the president
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The United States Varnish comany Is
being organized under the laws of New
Jersey with o. capital Of 1896 0OOOOO
Private james Ellis Of the North
Carolina volunteers. was found guilty
Of murder dishonorubly discharged and
will be- imprisoned for lifo
r. b Mcconnell shot and killed his
father at Nashville Tenn, for beating
the boy mother
A settlement Of the pana strike Is
probable. through President Farley OF
the United Mine Workers who Is pro
yidmg work for the negroes where they
came from In the south
Mrs Mary Williams. and her thra
children were drowned while fordinl
the river ut Middlosboro Ky
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10
FOR DEEP WATER.

Texas Legislature Wants the work q
Fort Arthur Continued,
Austin. Feb o. The house and sen
ate today adopted resolution call.
ing on the Texas members in congress %
lend their united assistance 10 Port
Arthur Channel and Dock company. at
Port Arthur Tex, ia completing it,
work IN constructing a channel Of deep
water az Sabine Pass. distance of
about two miles The secretary Of war
recently stopped the work and the Texas
Legislature now wants Texas represen-
tatives 90 get the secretary Of war %
withdraw his order. aud permit the
work % go on
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10
Peanut Trust Organized.

Norfolk Va, Feb. o-The peanut
trust which was generally believed 10
have fallen through. has been organized
boy New York capitalists who met the
peanut men here The utmost secrecy
l. ohserbel by those interested. but it Is
reasonably safe 20 say that the combi-
nation includes nearly. II not all, the
men in America who prepare peanuts
for market aud that 30 will be- capital
lied M SiUlOuW
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10

Dallas Feb o. The hearing n tho
suit brought hy the state Tor the forfeit
urc Of the charter VI the Missouri Kan
as and Texas Railway company In
Texas which was ut Tor Wednesday.
was postponed for the second time "a
April lO Judge " j Smith assentel
tn ihn now arrangement
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10

Washington. Feb o. The remains Of
General John A. Rawlins. General
Grants chief of staff We're Inferred az
Arlington cemetery Virginia. Wcdues-
day afternoon with appropriate ccrc-
monies. after having been transferred
the Congressional cemetery. where they
have repo-ed for some years
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10
MInsr WIN Lake neIIo.

Washington. Feb o. Probably with
In ~ hours General Miller viii have be-
gun the attempt to occupy Iloilo on the
island Of Panay No specific orders on
this score have been sent him since the
battle Of Saturday and Sunday. nor has
he been heard from directly respecting
the matter
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10

Malvern Ark. Feb o The grand
jury has brought In an indictment
against Hardy and William SHEFFIELD
charging them with murder In the first
degree They are accused Of numbering
and burning the body Of Mrs Horne
who my.teriou.ly disappeared from Hot
SPRING about three months
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10

Little Rock Feb = The state senate
has passed a railroad con mission bill
10 fixes the salaries Of the three COM
mi--iouor- who are 90 be- appointed by
the governor at $1,000 each. 10 be- paid
by the railroads.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10

Philadelphia Feb 0.-The trial of
Senator Quay his son Richard Il. Quay
and cS.State Treasurer Benjamin Hay
wood. charged with conspiracy. In the
misuse Of state funds on deposit in the
Peoples hank has again been postponed.
this time from Feb 20 until Feb 20.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10
LATEST FROM MANILA
Iasarvsa,s Made 10 yasats san Eoqas
by Admiral Dewey.

BY Admiral Dewey.
Manila. Feb .. The report that
Aguinaldo has sent Representa-.
tive 10 Manila 10 arrange cessa-
ton Of hostilities. is denied at the
headquarters Of General Otis Tie says
no accredited representative has yet en-
tered the lines
After continued interference and in
timidation II American workmen.
Dewey ordered the armed insurgents 10
leave San Rogue by . o'clock this morn
ing They left during the night. few
remaining who burned the villages II
is now occupied by American troops.
San Rogue is on a neck Of land con
Meeting Cavi,e and the main land Of
Luzon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10

san Antonio Fob % Burglars made
successful hauls iu various parts Of the
city "Wednesday night One safe was
knocked another was ATTEMPTED bu.
given up houses were entered and jew
clry and other yalunblcs carrieloT
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10

Quanaiay Province Pima del Rio,
Feb % There has bccn mo- additional
cases of yellow fever reported here
among the members Of the Two Hundred
and Twenty. second regiment and the
men who suffered from fever are doing
wall
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10

Galveston. Feb 9. Rev J. B. Quin.
lan rector Ui the Sacred Hear; parish,
was found dead ia his bedroom DR.
Wilkinson said ne died Of a complication
of heart failure and Brights disease.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10

Utica. n. y. Feb 81 TN~yilage II
Forest Port This county was destroyed
by fire Thctelcgraph and telephone of.
hces were burned
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10

Ardmore. l. r.. Feb 0-The resi-
dence of Tom shamrock burned neat
here. Mary Williams colored, do.
nestle persisted Ia the flames
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10

Winnipeg Man Feb 81 Tho Mani
tobl hotel and Northern Pacific offices
were destroyed boy fire Tuesday night
Loss 500 OnO
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10
LEGAL BLANkS.

y The Eagle carries full line OF the
following namel legal blanks. an sells
them 10 small quantities al the prices
quoted. For larger quantities. call At
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10
LOCAL NEWS.

John II. Royder Of weIlborn, was in
he city. 4
Richard Mach Of Edge was IN town
a, yesterday.
TJ. Preston Of Cottonwood vas here
yesterday. -
viii NJ. Waters Of Dallas, was In the
city yesterday.
n. l.. Gentry was here from Well
born yesterday 49,,
Richard Baily Ia now with W, P.
Franklin & Son.
Manly Gregg Wa here from Leon
county Yesterday.
Joe Bubela Of Smeteus, called on The
Eagle while ia town yesterday.
Millinery by Wholesale aud retail
very cheap at Mrs, Proctor's. Il
II. Windsor was here from Kurieu
yeslsfday and called on The Eagle.
LIS. Williams and NJ. & Buchanan
= yere here yesterday from Harvey
sil,r ',earingen OF San Antonio, left
yes.itday. aher visit TO Miss Parker
nv. Shields confectionery store il
ICING repaired with new floor and
eelliug.
Ring up GENITAL Tor the correct time
.uuuIla.l from John N. CaldWeI's a. "
eecfflc clock. u
Mfs. Charles Doremus aud lilt'
daughter Of Ilearne, are visiting judge
and Mss. J. ". Doremus.
Cor sale-Two pairs Of due But
C1chin chichens which may be seen a
ny store. John Is. Mike. % Wit
George lsbell, J. W. Games, Loui
Neely and Fred Goodson were her
tom Crimes county yesterday.
p .Ak Johnson has the cheapest an,
- "a plies OF wall paper and room
-VfGiainR ever seen in Bryan.
III L. CLARK, Tom Hutchinson, Levi
|Ilpnon, Jack Iealon aud others wer
s IRON Madison county yesterday.
Fpr accident and life insurance eithe
lodges on straight life companies ~
eB. Reed. Alao sells flour, rice am
ice. u
| FOR RENT-My former residence II
tarn part OF town. Four rooms
Ia water aud outhasWs. Apply /
where we are Beog5
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10
~-Charles Carr.
THE HIGH FLYER. I"

The |. q G.. n. K. r. new sched-
ule, effective Saturday, December
Bird at II 0l a. M, will introduce
"The Mexico and It. Louis Limit
ed, - which will at once become a
popular train and an important
factor in Texas railway passenger
service. trayersing the entire state
from the Rio Grande TO the Red
river, thence on 10 st. Louis.
Leaving Laredo. 100 a. m.
san Antonio 1890 p. m.
=" Austin BIB p. m.
Palestine 30. $3.50 p. m.
Arriving St.Louis. .....7:35 p. m,
following day, thus shortening the
time from 6 hours down.
This train will be provided with
the usual excellent equipment o.
the /. IL G. Ms. through service
consisting Of through coaches and
Pullman sleepers to ST. Louis with
out change.
For particulars, apply to nearest
Ticket Agent /. q G.. \. Il. r., K
address, d. j. PRlcE
G.. p. A., Palestine, Texas
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-10-11

La h arrangements for the reception
OF President Mckinley at Sioux Falls it
was disclosed that provisions had Oeen
made for a general reception committee
o! eight to accompany the presidential
party through the state. SIX Of these
gentlemen will meet the train at Miibank
and remain with it until it reaches
Sioux City. Two gentlemen from Aber-
deem will accompany the train from the
state line to that city where they will be
replaced by two from Redtield. At the
latter place these will give place to two
from Huron and these in turn to two
others from Lake Preston, where the
Madison contingent will 90 forward to
Madison, at that point turning over the
privilege to the Sioux Falls committee.
Sioux Falls named Mayor Lien and II.
Il. Keith as it's representative committee
20 come to Madison and join the presi-
dectial party. Who will Madison send
TO Lake Preston for the purpose?
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SPEAKERS OF NOTR
Chioa9o Day Banquet HadAas Guest
Prominent Men Of North America.

Chlcaeo Day Banquet HadAas Guests
Prominent Men Of North Amsrics.
CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-ChicAvo's great
Auditorium, which has been the scene
Of SO many notable events, never held a
greater gathering than last night when
the Chicago day banquet was. held
within its walls under the auspices of
the fall festival committee. The great
stage, upon which 1000 people can
easily find standing room, had been en-
larged and a great floor built out over
the seats of the parquet, qadruupling
the floor space Of the stage. The presi-
dent, who was the guest Of honor, sat
at a raised table on the right of Mel
vile E. Stone, the POSTMASTER.
Other distinguished guests were at
the same table. among them being Vice
President Don Ignacio Mariscal Of Mex
leo, Premier Wilfrid Laurier of Can
ada, General John C. Black, Governor
John r. Tanner. Mayor Carter H. Har-
rison, Senior Manuel de Aspiriz, Score.
tary Hay, Secretary Gage. Attorney
General Griggs, Secretary Smith, Sec
rotary Long, Secretary Hitchcock. Sec
rotary Wilson, General David b. Hen
derson, Senator Penrose. Major General
Wesley Merritt. Senator Shelby NJ.
Cullom, Brigadier General Thomas NJ.
Anderson. General Russell A. Alger,
Senator w. E. Mason and Captain
Joseph B. Coghlan.
The Speeches Of the Evening.
After the Introductory remarks Of
the POSTMASTER speeches of welcome
were made by Governor Tanner, Mayor
Harrison and Senator Cullom. The
guests knew by their programmes
who came next on the list of speak
ers and when the POSTMASTER rose to in
troduce the president. who responded
to the sentiment of THE Nation" he
was greeted with cheers that for q time
prevented his voice from being heard.
Following the address Of the presi-
dent, which was received with every
manifestation Of enthusiastic approval.
Mr.. Stone introduced Sir Wilfrid
Laurier of Canada, who spoke on "The
Dominion" The greeting which was
accorded the premier Of Canada as he
arose to his feet vas hearty in the ex-
treme. A similar welcome was ex.
tended to Vice President Mariscal of
Mexico. who responded to the toast.
1.-THE Republic of Mexico" Other
speakers were Secretary of the Navy
Long on 1.-THE Navy" Colonel D. B.
Henderson of Iowa on THE Glories of
the Grand Army of the Republic" and
General Thomas NJ. Anderson. com.
mander of the department of the Lakes,
on THE Army"
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been given Col. Kessler of the First Mon
tana regiment. This is perhaps Frost's
greatest disappointment. Politics, it is
said, had considerable to do with the
promotion, aud the Montana contingent
in congress we're Jealous IN their advo-
cacy Of Kessler, while the South Dakota
contingent were afraid to push Frost's
claims though a gallant and successful
officer and q republican, Tor fear it might
hurt themselves because he had been
colonel OF the First South
Dakota regiment by a populist. This is
q pretty good instance Of the small cali
Der of our South Dakota republican con.
gressmen.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-10-11

The Northwestern road has very court.
eously consented to run special trains to
bring the soldier boys home from Aber.
deem to other parts Of the state next
Saturday afternoon, and the Milwaukee
road, where connections with it are
necessary to complete their journey, will
no doubt do the same thing. This will
bring the Lake county volunteers to
Saturday evening about two
hours after the president's train passes
through here at $3.50 D. m.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-10-11
PARADE OF ALL NATIONS.
Most Spectacular Outdoor Feature Of tn,
Chicago Celebration.

Most Spectacular Outdoor Feature Of thu
Chicago Celebration.
CHICAGO. Oct. 1.-THE most spectac'
ular feature Of the entire fall festival,
the parade of all nations. took place
during the evening and was viewed by
thousands, the streets in the down town
district being literally a solid mass OF
humanity for the entire length Of the
parade. The parade. in which marched
representatives Of IA countries. includ-
ing Germany. Venezuela, Switzer.
land, Brazil. The Netherlands. Aus.
tria and Hungary, Scotland. Arme.
mia and Assyria, Belgium, China. Italy
and the United States, included nearly
30 floats, some of them extremely beau
tiful and novel.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-10-11

The Redfeld Journal Observer, re-
publican, of the 9Th speaks thus OF one
Of the union reform parties for Judge OF
the supreme bench:
Judge Julian Bennett, of third judicial
circuit, fusion party candidate for the
supreme court to succeed Judge Fuller,
Was in the city this week. The Judge, as
has been noted by press dispatches here
~tofore, has decided to make the race for
the position and will devote his time to
managing the campaign. The Judge Is
d~eservedly popular in his district where
he enjoys a large personal following by
reason OF his suave manners, pleasing
address and judicial integrity. While
credited with being q good c%ampaiRner.
Judge Bennett has demonstrated con-
s~picuous judicial ability and 9 sound
knowledge of common law. He enjoys
the distinction Of having been elected to
bis circuit judaeship over the republican
candidate which is a testimonial OF prac.
tlcal strength and social friendship that
rev may enjoy. During his stay in the
city the judge met a number Of our citi-
zecs, many OF whom developed q high
regard for him at the time when be pre-
sided for Judge Campbell over our last
term OF circuit court. Judge Bennett is
pltted politically for the supreme judge
snip against q no less popular, capable
q genial gentleman, our present repre-
sentative on the bench, Judge H. q.
Fuller, and the contest this fall will be
one OF the most exciting in the states
history, whose result will be watched for
with marked Interest.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-10-11
Mr.. Y BETTER.

Expects to He Able to Resume Hin
Speaking Four Soon.
OMAHA, Oct. lin reply to a tele.
graphic inquiry as to his condition
Hon. w. J. Bryan replied as follows
from Webster, Ia, where he is stopping
with Hon. Fred White, the Democratic
candidate for governor of that state:
my condition was not serious and !
am much better. expect to be able to
resume my our Soon"
Millions OF dollars, ~ the value placed
ny Mrs. Mary Bird. Harrisburg, Pa. on
the life OF her child, which she saved
from Group by the use OF One Minute
Cough Cure. 1t cures all coughs, colds
and throat and lung troubles.
Cook E ODEE
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-10-11

Col. Frost, the dispatches report, is
feeling very blue over the fact that he
has been ordered to report at Washing
ington and then return to the Philip
pines. He had applied for four months
sick leave and had hoped to get q rest, il
not sa complete respite from further
Philippine service. The colonel was also
aspiring to Q brigadlership which has
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-10-11
TOO BUSY JUST NOW.

Great Britain to Defer Settlement Of
French shore Dispute.
ST. JOHNS, n. F.. Oct. 1l.-Owing to
the Transvaal crisis the British govern.
ment will postpone action looking to a
settlement Of the French shore ques-
ton until the difficulty with the Beers
shall have been adjusted. Joseph
Chamberlain, imperial secretary for the
colonies. is understood to desire colo
NAL cooperation with this object in
view