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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
WILSON TO SUCCEED EAGAA
Officer Of the Subsistence Department viii
Take the Rens Of Office.
Confidently stated that the Axe WIN
Faii aud Eagan's uiiisnry Career
L. Gnded.

New York. Jan. so.-A dispatch to the
Herald from Washington says. What
ever may be- the outcome OF the Eagan
court martial, Il may be confidently
stated that EaganH career aH commits
sary general OF the army n ended.
His successor. Col John y. Weston.
has been selected orders have been
telcgraphed him at New York direct
ing him To report Tor duty at once to
the secretary OF war This means that
he II ultimately 10 take charge OF the
cominissary generals department, lie
cannot be nominated by the Senate to
succeed General EnEun as commlHHary
general until the latter has been dis
missed or rcleguted o. the retired list.
Col. Weston. who ~ To be- commits
Hnry general. Is Onc Of the best known
officers OF the subsistence department.
lie was the chief cominlaHnry officer
during the Santiago campaign. lie
has been In the subsistence department
since 1885. having previously served Ia
tho line OF the army. lie entered the
volunteer service aH nrst lieutenant OF
III Fourth Kentucky cavalry In 1861.
ANA served throughout the rebellion.
At It's close he was appointed TO the
regular service.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
PRIESTLY ROW
IN HAVANA.
Cuban eccIosiastics Straining Every
Effort to Gust Their Bishop.
BROOKE CANNOT ARBITRATE
strong Protest. Against the spanish
Bank Collecting Taxes Post onioe
tongcsicd with Copper coin.

New York. Jan. 2o--A Dispatch 10 tho
Tribune from Havana says.
Tho bishop Of Havana and the Cuban
priests are In sharp controversy over
a document recently promulgated BY
the priests. This WINS ln substance a
manifesto against the blshop FOR en-.
couraglng Spanish recruitment ana an
appeal 20 the American authorities to
sustain the ruhans The bishop has
sought to present HE side Of the care
10 Gen. Brooke aud to discrcdlt the
priests. lie has cited the pastoral Ia
sued by him. counscllng ncqui-scenc~
In the now order and the fun accopt-
ancc OF American authority. Tho Gu
ban priests number only thirty. but
they arc aggressive In their gttituie
ana arr defiant Of their superior ccole-
siastical power. The peculiar political
conditions make II impossible FOR III.
bishop to enforce discipline. This ac-
ton Of the priests II part " general
movement 90 destroy abuses which OK
listed when church and state were unit
ed under spanish sovereignty. In
some parishes the priests have re-
turned a. spain. The Cubans are de-
manding that all Spanish priests be re-
moved. Much bitterness IL shown ON
both sides. The subject IL not one II
which Gen. Brooke can take cognlzance.
While the bishop Of Havana IL an In
tense Spnniard In sentiment, he has
not questioned American control. The
Ouban priesta, on their part. have wel-
coined II aud promised cooperation.
The dispute " "a matter for the Vail
can to arrange. II II one Of several
delicate questions that viii confront
Archbishop chnpcllo when he arrives.
The police authorities have descended
on the bookstores which were selling
obscene literature. Seven were arrest
cd. Among them Were two or three
leading ones. The proprietora were
warned against further continuance 81
the business. Al the camp the military
authorities also arrested nyc vendors
II vile literature. All wcro Americans.
They We're turned over 90 the military
authorities, who fined them g. each.
Hereafter the military VIII Kick offcnd-
crn out OF camp.
Towns In the interior are sending IN
protests against the spanish bank col-
Letting taxes. The statement u pub
liHhed that N the back taxes are coll
lrctcd. the Madrid government viii re-
tain the security Of si.s000o0 deposited
~ the bank when acting az agent OF
the government This N ON the as
sumption that the taxes up 10 the end
~ Spanish Sovereignty belong 60 spain.
The puHtofiicc N threatened with
c0nRoHtion 0f copper coin, Under IN.
order liking the value Of money, PEN
niles ana two cent pieces are received
a. the amount ~ twelve cents for
stamps. These are bought at their
face value ana sold AT their value IN
spanish silver measured by American
money. This gives pront of four
cents In consequence. copper coins
are floating into IN. postoficc which
has no means % relieving itself from
tho congestion,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
ThIrf nrl,rn Dol snIcIde.

Chicago. Jan. sO.--Alfrcd Jackson.
who n lying ~ the county hospital
with bullet hole In his head, says he
robbed the First National bank u Chi
cago OF 1880 fifteen years ago. was
chased BY detectives Tor fifteen months.
when MI Gage was president OF IN.
bank. was pnTdnncd. aud afterwards
tried seven times To XIII himself.
Jackson ~ 20 years old and his home
II IN Western Springs lie rays he IL
"a safe builder ana that he Was en-
ployed ON the First Banks safes when
the institution moved into It's new
building on Dearborn street In 1851.
There were twelve new safes Ia the
bank and according 60 Jackson money
was put into them by some u the bank
officials before they were ready Tor use.
zone day Jackson said. II was
working ON the safes and noticed that
the door Of one Of them WAS open.
looked inside and saw several bundles
OF paper money. No one being near.
took two Of them, containing $1,000,
u became afraid Of tho disgrace that
would follow my being found out
determined Ia tell Lyman j. Gage all
about Il. I went 10 him one day ana
said: Mr. Gage. II You had come to
me and accused me ~ taking that
money, I would have told you, | took
that money but was too proud to let
the detectives catch me-
"Can you return the money! says
Mi. Gage.
II told Mr.. Gage that ! could not.
that u was all gone. and he ought to
prosecute mo and send me 10 the pom
iicntiury, he refused 90 do this ana
never ala anything Co me-
N last. Jackson says the disgrace
weighed ON his mind 50 hard that hs
made mp his mind 10 commit suicide.
Aftor several futile attempts. he lred
"a bullet into his head. In entered be-
hind tho right ear and penetrated tho
bralu slightly, but he Is getting along
nicely
tie appears 10 hc IN iull possession OF
his faculties aud he has puzzled tho
hospital surgeons, who declare he Is a
remarkable case,
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Only u Small Amount Of Routine business
Transacted THIS Ansrnaon.

The House Of Representatives. mot nj
O'Clock ihiH Hfi"lLhcn Ini Ia less thnn
th'tty minutes clorrcc tht table OF all
Luaincss. Considerable work has been
referred t. the various committees. who
have. us "A rule. passed upon it with
tDrru cudable dispatch. The prospects
nrr tl.Ii several nioit nr lsha important
reports w'll com" fium the hands NJ
trr committees tomorrow. They have,
hevtVcr ard viii have hut little To- do
until after IL" territorial question II
out u the way.
The committee on judiciary reported
II. u. No. q relating 10 the definition
OF Grand larceny, win amendments.
aid recommended that II pass. Report
adopted and biii ordered printed.
a communication was received from
the Governor announcing that he had
approved and filed with the Secretary
Of state n. n, No. ~. by Shepard, proc
yidlng FOR the payment Of regular and
contingent expenses VI tho Third Leg
stature. Filed.
Fisher moved that Corporal Call
and Private Holbrook. returned volun-
iccr members Of Battery \. be ac-
corded the same privileges On the
floor as ox-membcrs OF tho Legislature
ana asked that the motion be- recorded
IN the Journal Carried unanimously.
Hansen moved a reconsideration OF
". j. 81, No. .. relating to deprcda-
tons OF Ute ana Navajo Indians In
san Juan county. Carried and referred
20 committee ON memorials.
jackson moved To reconsider II. G, II.
No. 4. providing Tor the employment OF
n special messenger FOR the Governor
DURING the session OF the Legislature.
Motion was lost on vote of 10 TO
-.
Robinson moved TO amend the rules
~ ~ To provide for the reference of
bills Ia appropriate committees ON
their first readings. Referred 10 COM
mittce on rules.
Nh LI..La--.. Ll..... n.lIallnn.-I
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On ti,. Death Roll.

Knnaa city. Jan. 20..-slaier Mars
Agnes. mother superior OF the Sisters
~ Mercy II dead of complication of
diseases. Mary Christine Dunn. was
born Ia Pennsylvania In 1854
Dorchester. Mo-. Jan. 20.-iion Ira
=. Huxcitinc " dead at his home hero
uf grippe. lie was born IN Andowcr.
VI. IN 1891. was member OF the Wis.
cousin state legislature, a DELICATE 10
the First Republican National convcn-
ton. a delegate To the First National
GrccnbaCk convention and delegate
o. Congress AZ n grecnbackcr.
New York. Jan. .o.-Henfy Sedlcy Il
dead az his home la this city. aged ~
years. lie Wan graduated NJ "a civil
engineer nt the Bcnsrnlaet Polytechnic
school AT Troy. and from there went tn
fan Francisco whore he surveyed
many ~ the principal ttrcctH.
Aftfr completing hlf work IT.. y. he
made tour OF the world Re -
turned To this city aud became assist
ant editor of the Commercial Enquirer
under col. JrmcH Watson Webb. Later
he went 90 England whore ho remained
four years. during which time he wrote
two novels, "Dnngcriio.d'n Rest" and
Marion Rookie" Mr. sedley then re-
turned to this city where he started
u paper called ''rhc Round Table" and
lost considerable money In his buHlnerH
venture. Then he became assistant
editor % the Evening Post with VIII
liam cullen bryant. and after that was
musical critic ana book reviewer on
the New York Times. lie became part
owner of the Commercial Advertiser
ana was with that paper a number OF
years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20

81. Louis. Mo. Jan. sO-Al ]. Wagon
man, clerk uf tho criminal court OF
correction, who IL charged with mis-
apprnpriating funds Of his office and
who had been reported missing. re-
turned Ia his home az u. ~, lie loft
several hours later and went TO tho
uiNre,
In an Interview Mr., wagenman
said,
Il thought was IN bad shape yester-
day but ! am not ! may be little
short probably ! am.
II don't deny the charges that have
uhrd the money Of the office Tor my
self, ! do not know the exact amount.
"rhe published Information came
from three sources; one OF them In
man who tried 10 bluchnnil me two
years ago. | told him | would XIII
lin az that time " he attempted any
thng ~ the kind l have come 10 face
the music, and | propose to see the
thing through, My official acts are
an right and can show the court win
not be out a penny during my term Of
office. | have enough money In the
tank 20 pay all demands and have u
Pretty penny left besides"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
TIL. Afternoons voting

llallotlng was resumed at $3.50 this
afternoon. the Goth. 10th and 9th ball
lots IN the voting for senator were an
follows
Cannon. :: King. 10. McCunc. i6;
Powers. .. Judge Jacob johnson of
Spring city. u. The Republicans an n
body voted the complimentary ballot In
favor OF the Sanpcto lawyer
Fullmcr OF Piutc county left the Me.
Cunc ranks going over TO the Powers
camp.
cunc on the fourth ballot. Tanner went
from King TO Mccunc. making no
change IN the general result.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20

her 18th and have since been studying
rcntiment In the United states on the
Philippine question. OF the hundreds
or leading Americans with whom we
have converted we lind the vast ma
jority are opposed to annexation OF
the islands 10 this country.
For 90 years we have been under
the yoke ~ spanish tyranny. Give Us
liberty aud progress viii BE- the watch
word of our citizens"
Regarding llnilu Senior nurgos de-
clarod Aginaldo would think we'll he
fore allowing the Americans to take H..
1T ~ q big city" be- said. "nnd n
prize that was captured through our
own Efforts"
Asked n there would be- specific
plan mentioned FOR dispnsinr 81 the
Philippines o the natives. Senior Bur-
gos said.
NO. think not. but we have n
proposition under consideration which
! cannot make public az this time We
VIII meet our Ambassador Agonclllo w
Washington aud consult with him be-
fore seeing the President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
FROM MAJ. YOUNG AT MANILA.

Mr.. W. c. spence OF the Presidents
office Ia In receipt Of an interesting
souvenir from the battle at Maiate, In
the form Of brass Mauser bullet that
was fired at the Utah battery on that
night. The sender Is Major Richard
W. Young Accompanying the Span
iHh missile Ia a private letter In which
the gallant major states;
"you viii be glad TO know that our
standing ~ most excellent. the best
volunteer organization here. Hnid a
regular captain TO us the other day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
HOME FROM MANILA.
Six Members Of utali's Battery Return
From Service IN the War.

Corporal Varian. son Of the we'll
known attorney Of this city. came In
this morning from Manila. travelling by
way ~ San Franclsco. The family
was at the depot to meet him. last
night. but he was delayed. The young
man il looking fairly well after his
outing In the Philippines. Corporal =.
iiciaA and Private snyder. also of the
Utah batteries also came IN this
morning. Privntc- call and iioibfook
~ igountiful got In yesterday. leaving
Private Anderson at ogden. where the
latter took the trrir Tor cache.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
SAMOAN siDnLiGmrs.
German Account of the Recent Fracas Ia
the Isles Of tn. Pacific.

HamburgJan. so.-According TO news
received here from somoa. chief Jus
tiee Chambers ON Dec. "a annullcd the
election OF Mataafa. who was returned
by a scxtnple majority, and declared
Malictoa 'Tnnus, the son OF the late
King halletoa, who In still a minor. to
be king, The three consuls recognized
Mniaafa'a people an provisional gov
eminent, Mnlictoa Tanus. Tamaseae
another claimant for the throne, and
Chief Justice Chambers. II II added,
went on board British wnrship.
whereupon the provisional government
closed The chief court. The British
Warship then landed detachment Of
bluoJacketa, and later the court was re-
opened under the pSoteHta OF the pro-
Nisional government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20

Chicago. Jan. 20.--A apc hal to- tho
Tlmes-llctald from Milwaukee. Wis.
FnyH.
The National Enhmcllng and st1ihj-
ing co. viii be the name ~ the iianltc
Ware Trust. which includes the Eivck-
heller company ~ this city.
The company viii Nn organized under
the laws ~ New jsey with 4 capital
stock " fio0Oo.O1o o por cont preferred
stock and $4,000 900 common stock
The principal plants absorbed by the
trust nfc located IN Mllwnukr'. 81.
Louis. New York and Baltimore. :
bonus NJ nfty per cont of common stock
II oncfcd TO purchasers % the profcrr'l
stock.
The s. 10000 raised by the sale ~ the
preferred stock will BE- used na tho
working capital of the trust. \ meet
ing in perfect the organization ~ the
company Will ho held soon IN New
York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
wnrcN ON run sorrnrnN rAcrric.
Fireman Ruled aud several Hurt In
Collision In Texas

San Antonio Tex. Jan. 2o-Thc west
bound limited express ON the Southern
Pacific railroad cnllided with an engine
az Ia Costa. 20 miles west N here. ut
On early hour this morning Aionzo
Miller fireman ~ San Antonio. was
killed. and Robert Nicholson. engineer.
war fatally injured IN the wreck, The
rhffonFtfH were badly shaken up. but
Sustained no serious injury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
AauINALnn,s ENJOYS.
Three Tillpinos Pass Through ~. Louis To
day Ia Route To- Washington,

-. Louis, Jan. e0,--J. Lasoda NJ.
Nlaril Bursos ana j. Luna. commits
stoned representatives OF Aguinaido.
the insurgent leader Of the Philippine
Islands. passed twenty minutes IN s.
Louis today. They arrived at s o'clock
on the Pacific coast limited OF the Iron
Mountain route ana lett for Washing
ton, u. e.. shortly after. over the
baltimore y ohio Southwestern rail-
way. Their mission II to persuade
Uncle sam 20 rclinuuish his hold ON
the Philippine Islands.
Senior MART Burgos. captain on
Aglnaldo'a stan. acted as spokesman
OF the party, He said;
we reached San Francisco Deeem-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
California ,iccf Tor soldiers.

san franciscn. Cal, Jan. 2o.-'rhc
Transports scnndln ANA Morgan city.
which nre soon To sail Tor Manila. viii
carry n large supply ~ California meat
10 feed the soldiers stationed IN the
Philippines. ON the Morgan ,'ity 1908
cases N canned meats have been
placed, while 10000 pounds uf frozen
beef viii be- put ON board the scandal
next sunday morning. Thln iH the
nrHt shipment of California dressed
beef IN any considerable quantity sent
from here for army ratlunn. The supply
has been carried to the islands frum
New Zealand and the bulk OF u II rtlll
supplied from that source. The COM
mlHrary department ~ this city has
been making efforts 90 bring the trade
10 this coast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
asn. ureeLenrldgc start. Tomorrow

New York. Jan. s0,-A dispatch 10 the
Herald from Washington Gays; Sees
Rotary Algcr has authorized Brigadicr
General Brecklnrldgc, Inspector gener-
al OF the army, 10 delay proceeding To
cuba On an Inspection trip until he
han finished the business he now has
on hand,
The original orders given To General
Brecklnridge required his departure
for cuba without delay"
II II understood that Gen, Drcclsin-
ridge has made all necessary arrnnsr-
ments for leaving Washington. having
placed the entire beef Investigation In
the hands OF Lieut., Col. T., a. DARLING
ton, VINO win act as Inspector In the
absence OF his chief He expects 20
start south ON Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20

Ncw York. Jan. 20.--f.ouls J. snurc.
formerly confidential clerk FOR Mandcl.
Puisch q wcinc. clothicra. IL a prisoner
today charged with stealing $4,000
from his firm by means Of forged
checks. lie Nod from the city In March
of lnrt year. taking with him his young
wife. She was threatened with cun-
sumption. and " was Tor her. Il ~ al
legged. that Snutu stole.
lie scuurcd Europe In search 0f romc
place whore the climate would help his
wife to overcome her dreaded mnindy.
Site dld not Improve. Desperate Snurc
returned with mis- wife TO- the United
wiz, grew worse. and NV days ago
they returned 10 this city and be was
mIllnlnl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
LEGISLATIVE MUSICAL PROGRAM.

The state Legislature will be treated
to II musical feast tomorrow after
noon. when the Twenty-fourth infan-
try band. responding to an invitation
Ly Governor Wells, win discourse
sweet, stirring and patriotic strains OF
music for the entertainment OF utah'a
lawmakers, the program 10 commence
at o'clock. The News" acknowledges
an Invitation to be present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
McCune Gains Four, King Loses Five,
Powers Gains One.
IS REPUBLICANS FOR HAMMOND
Democrats Yet Dvided-Speaker Roylance Changes to
McCune, and Representatives Hansen and Wheeler
Do Likewise Solid Seven.

some that am making much Of little.
liut II " no small matter 10 me. and
! am dcalrouH that you shall know all
about u. and I have told you all thcrc
H. To tell. keeping nothing back. You
may think. too. that ! am over ronHi.
tive In what consider 10 be my duty.
but
Conscience IL harder then our enemies.
Knows more. accuses with more niccty.
shall. therefore. this day. east my
vote FOR that bright. Htalwart Demo-
crat. and patriotic. generous hearted
citizen and loyal friend, Hon. \. W.
McCunc.
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DARING m.SK nonnrnr N iLlrso,s.
Dc.rersdos hind Sightwstohmsn. niow
open the strong Room aud Escape,

Arcoln, MS, Jan, eo.-rhc bank at
Arthur ten miles from here was robbed
Of NoD0 on 5000 last niEht. SIX men
aud gagged him ANA tied him In a back
room. The robbers blew open the safe
with dynnnlte. secured IN" money, stole
q hand cnT and came toward this city.
The stock ~ the bank IN largely held
by Arculn men, who left today with
money TO replace the lnsH. A posse has
bucn organized aud bloodhoundH put On
the trail kilograms describing the
robbers have been sent broadcast,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
OF ToRREY's ROUGH RIDERS
Roy Pratt. of Salt Lake, Arrives ut
His Home Safe aud Well.

Roy Pratt OF the Twenty-second
ward. Salt Lake. who left some months
ngo with Torrey's Rough Riders. Is
home. He arrived yesterday, looking
splendid after his severe spell OF fe-
yer that compelled him to remain In
the hospital when the troops were mus
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20

Wichita, Kan. Jan. 2O,-Admirnl Ger
yera's watch, Il II claimed, II owned
third Kansas volunteers, a negro. who
IN home from cuba. II IN a fine gold
watch, the case set with diamonds and
rubies. Inside "paHhnl cervrra" In
engraved. The watch was secured by
Belts. according TO his story. from
Spanish pilot-the man who guided
Cervera'a ship out OF Santiago harbor
July ord. A. q reward. csrvera gave
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
noo,h. NomIna,lon cenirmsd.

Washington. ian. ia.-Thc Senate to-
day confirmed these nominations; 1o-
Hpph ~. Chuute Of New York cmhaH-
sndur 90 Great britain; g. ~. bfickvn-
stein, surveyor ~ customs. Denver.
Colo n. r. Booth. postmaster AZ nrig-
ham. TITAN. Also "a number 0f promo
llnnn I'm Tho nTmN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
New Dynamite coss, Defense rerror..

Cincinnati. O.. Jan. 2o.-Four Of the
now i2-inch hrccch loading rined coast
defense mortara which the NiIcs Tool
Works. o. Hamilton. Ohio. nrs making
for the United States government we've
shipped 10 the government PROV Inc
grounds. Sandy Hook. n. J..
The guns are u feet In length. weigh
3p.Qo0 pounds ana throw a 900 pnuii1
dynamite shell ten miles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20

omaha. Jan. g0.-Tho heavy copper
wire recently strung by tho Western
Union Telegraph company between this
city ana -. Paul had only been COM
plctud few days when II ceased TO
work. Linofncn sent out from here dis
covered about a mile ~ the wire gone
near Florence. The thieves had climbed
the poles and cut the wire at the inau-
lutotu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20

Chicago. Jan. 2p.--Tho Western Pa
per Boa Manufacturers association w
holding It's annual convention at the
Grand Pacific hotel, The members aro
considering plans Tor oneotlng a COM
blnation OF all makers ~ straw board
ana paper boxes. II ~ thought that
consolidation of Interests may DO Of
fected ~ many OF the manufacturers
~ paper boxes are said to be- interested
IN straw board Industries.
II has been decided 10 hold the next
meeting at Put.ln-li Hay. Ohio, June LIST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20

olympia. Wash. Jan. 20.-Flrst bal
lot today for United States sena-
tor;
Foster. %; Wilson. %; Humes. "a;
Ankeney, Z. LOWS, ~.
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SPANISH PRISONERS.
War Department Issues Invitations for
hids to Ship the Dons.

Washington, Jan. 20-The war de-
partmcnt has issued an invitation for
bids from responsible shipping concerns
OF all. nations for transportation OF the
Spanish prisoners In the Philippines
from Manila 10 spain.