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Bssron sroes uarKss.
I'll cage Live Stock Mars"

CHICAGO, March Is. 8s9-Csttle-receipts
al 4 2oao 65: medium steers 4 6, "a 90; beef
steers at 3 80 4 60; stockers and feeders at
8 6Od4 So; cows and heifers at 80 90 ;
Western fed steers 1906 90; Texans at . 90
a5 o. 49,
Hogs-receipts $4,000; fair TO choice SOC
90; pigs at ) 1898 so.
Sheep-receipts t, 200 sheep quoted Ut Dug
10; lambs 0Oa5 rs.
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Portland & Worcester Line.
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, R. L.
sfniinn EOot al PrebIe 81.

station Foot OF PreDie ~.
on ana after Monday oct 3, 1898. Passenger
trains Will Leave Portland:
For Worcester, Clinton, Aver Junction, Nashua
Nindham and Epping at 7-sO g. m and i2-ss
y. Ill
7.3O a. M. and 1880 p. NJ. ~
FOR Rochester. springvale, Alfred, Water;
boro ana Saco KlyeS &. 1880 a. N. H-Se and
For Gorham at 7.s0 and s.45 a IN. l2.S0 so9
For Westbroo&, Cumberland Mills, Westbrook
Junction and Nocdtords st 80. s.I5 a. n-
I23O 500 $50 and go p. n.
The l2.S0 D. IA. ualn from Portland connects
at Aver Junction with "Hoosac Tunnel Route"
iOr lie West and at Union station worcester,
Tor Providence anS New York, wa fr ~ ae
wieh Lane with Boston and Albany l. Tor
the West, and With the New foSk Az I'ni VIA
Springfield" ~ ,,,.u.o....
Trains ar.1, ,e1 Portlssa rom -, worcester e,
si,d IS So 3 m; from Gorham at $40 $50 and
IA 81 =. m. l-s0. ais, bis p. m
FCg through tickets ior all points West and
&c. tn apply TO +. b. McGILLIOUDDY. Ticket
Il. w. DAVIS. Supt
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jl;.IIEI,i! a;l!IIll!|I!rI !IE5;y1
In Effect Oct. 3, 1898.

In Effect Oct. 3, 1898.
DEPARTURES.
$50 A. NJ. and 10 7. NJ. From Union Station
for Poland Mechanic Falls buokne1d. Can
ton, Dixneld and Rumford Fails.
500 a. m. Ito and bl5 D. m From Upion
Station for Mechanic Falls and intermediate
stations
Connections at Rumford Falls for all points
on the X. F. 6 H. L. X. r. including Bemts aud
the Rangeley Lakes.
r. c. BRADFORD TIsfflc Manager,
Portland. Maine
L. l.. LOVEJoY, Superintendent
iele DIFF Rumford Falls Mama
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J. r LlSCOMB. eneraI Agent
THOS. NJ. BAkTLEIT Agt oct4du
HARP SWELL STEAMBOAT co.

Beginning Feb. ~. 1893, steamer AucOeisco
will leave Portland Pier Portland, daily, sun
days excepted, at $50 p. m. Tor long Island
Little and Great CEebeague, CtR Island, south
Harpswell, Bailey sand Orrs Island.
RETURN for Portland, leave Orr.s Island, 100
a. IN via above landings. Arrive Portland $50
AL ISAIAH DANIEL, Gen. Man.
stp30dn-
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Cottoa Ma Ike $.

MARCH. 10, 1899,
NEW YORK-The Cotton market to-day was
easy. / Ice lower; middling uplands ut 6ss do
gull case sales 533 bales
CHARLES rON-The lotion market to-day
closed st adv; middlngs oTsc
GAIN E,ToN-The Cotton market closed
q let mlddlings 81 &C..
MEMHHis@rhe Cotton market to-day closed
steaoy; mddlings &C.
NEW ORLEANS-The Cotton market closed
quiet steady middlings b3sc.
MoBiLE-uotton market is dull; mlddlings
at6e.
sAVANNAH-The Cotton market closed
quiet; middlings &c.
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CASIO GAY STEAMBOAT co.
custom House Wharf, Portland, Me.

tustOm HOUSE NHatif IOfliHnus ne.
WEEB DAY TINE TABLE
Commencing Monday, Jan. 10, 1890.
For Forest City Land ne. Teat- Island, 90,
Gas, 8, A. NJ, 2.i5, 4.0u. G.l1 2. VI.
For Trefethen's Iaediug. Peaks Island,
Little ana Gent diamond Islands,
500, a. m. 2.l5, i.ul r.. mo.
For Poneo's Landing, Long Island, 500,
A. NJ. 2.i5P. NJ.
@. W. I. GOulNG. General Manager.
janl4 du
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MARIN II; n Il w :
FORT OF PORTLAND

MONDAY. March Is.
Arrived
steamship Horatlo Hall, Bragg. New York
mas sen gers and mdse to 4 Liscomb.
steamer Enterprise, Race, boothbay via
Bristol. =, an, N
sen Mail. Norwood, Hoboken-coal to w II
Spear. -. ",
Sch Nellie Eaton. Huntington. New York
coal for Fort ~ eble. ~, =.
Ar 12th-Sch Clara Goodwin, Pinkhain' from
Norfolk.
Cleared.
Steamer Iona, (Brl Cummings. London
Il Re ord Co.
Steamer Percy ', Howe. Orrs Island, +.
Sch Hattie Lorlng. Rice. Steuben-J ii Blake
Sch Eleazer w Clark, Goodwin, coal port
j : Winslow s Co.
Sch Empress. johnson, Boothnay Win part
OF inward cargo-Chase, Leavitt s 70.
SAILED-Barque Ceina, for Rosario: sen
Grace Davis, for Porto Rico.
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R,t.il Grocer,, SUGAR MARKED.

Portland marKet-cut loaf lei confectioners
&c powdered &c: graduated &c; coffee crushed
5iac yellow sc.
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RaIIroad Keceipts.

PORTLAND, Mich. 10.
Receipts by the Maine Central Railroads.&c.
Portland, 1856 cars merchandise; for connecting
raods l5l cars mdse.
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LIVERPOOL, March Ia. 1se9.-The Cotton
msrket closed irmi American middhng at
s-22-i6ds sales estimated 1000 bales,soi
which 90 bales were for speculation ana ck-
mort
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only s75, 600 90, inssmuch as the building
of new sidewalks costs on an average
about $40 600 and the maintenance OF the
department from $4,000 90 500. 600, the
consequence being that little money was
left for necessary work, such as re-sur.
facing macadam and gravel streets, new
cross walks, cutters, etc. He recon-
menas that for the coming year SUM-
cient appropriation be made for the prop
err maintenance of the department., incluu-
ing all street, bridge and sidewalk repairs
ana that ali permanent work be provided
for by special appropriations This latter
feature of his Recommendation seems 10
be highly important and there shou q
be careful compliance with his su2ges-
tions. Ii appears that the deficit In MS
department has been incurred on WORK
ordered by the Council, and that the APP
propriation of $40, 600 made to cover the
total expenses OF the street department,
was made IN lump sum, instead OF hav-
ing been made in special appropriations
for the specific work to be performed.
With the annexation OF the CITY Oh
Deering the problem Of surface di ainage
in that section of our city will require
immediate attention, and for the purpose
of studying this question survey and
plan of the entire territory should be
made as soon as money can be had for
that purpose. Plans made for the pur-
pose men toned could also be used for the
City Assessors department.
1t appears that the total expenditures
In the street department of Deering for
the year 1898 were $50. .6o of this
amount sl7,07l a was expended on Forest
Avenue; 81 ,997. 81 for constructing new
streets and the balance, SIS. 3iI25,
for the ordinary expenses of the depart
mani
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BOSTON Mch. 13, ls99-Ths following are
tod, US euot2uou, III Provisions. etc.,
FLOUR
snring patents 906< 30
Winter patents. 3 10 20
C. ear anu straight 20 90.
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European Markets.

LON DON. March 10, 1S99-Consols closed at
ITO 9-l6 for money and 1I9s4 for account.
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Portland & Small Point Steamboat Co.

Winter arrangements com U ~
meneing November list, 1879. "a ~
Steamer ri IA O X AA
Will leave Portland Fer, Port N.Y.
land At II q. III. Mondays, W q
Wednesdays and Fridays Tor
Orr's Island Great Island, East Harpswell,
Ashdale small Point and Cuudy's Harbor.
Return, leave Cundy's H9rbor at GO a. M,
Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays, touch
ing at all landings.
j. H. MCDONALD. Manager.
ONCE 15s Commercial st. Telephone 4t-3
novo Ill
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FROM DIR conRrspoNpENrs.


ROCkP0RT, March l3-Ar, schs Miantono-
NAH Calderwood. Boston: Leona, Banks, do.
Sailed. schs Lady Antrim. Campbell, Boston;
Silas McLoon. Morrill, and Annie l.. Wilder,
Greenlsw, do; Ella May, Cooper. do.
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ExcuAxoE DISPATCHES

Ar at Liverpool Mich 18th, steamer Buenos
Ayrean, Portland.
Ar at Havre 18th, steamer LaNormandie, FIN
New York.
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Feb H. lat ID N, Ion 26 w, ship Geo Curtis,
SprouL from New YORK for HQIolulu.
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Portland Daily Press STOCK Quotations
Corrssted by swan = Barrstt. BanEsrs' 1856
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From statement supplied By the Com
missioner OF Public Works it appears that
during the year 1898 new sewers were
built on petition OF property owners at an
expense of 81. 3l6.s4, and that the total
length of sewers thus constructed is $3.50
95-l0O feet. Thirty live new catch
basins have been built at an aggregate ex-
pense of s., 800. a. The app reputation for
the sewer department was Sl3, 800. 1t
is thought that the amount of small sew
ers required in Portland proper during
tine coming season will probably not ex-
ceed that of last year. In the new section
of the city, Wards s and ., it is Thought
that not moro than 5000 feet OF new
sewers will be asked for.
The amount appropriated Tor the whole
work OF the street department in 1898 was
SIS, 900. GO, although $i2l, 267 was asked
for. The amount appropriated las not
been found sufficient to do the work or
dered by the Council. The total expenses
of the street department for II months
ending February 70, 1899, wers $50, O9S.9l
of this amount $50, s6S.2S was expended
directly for labor The Commissioner
sta ties that no paving work should have
been attempted with an appropriation OF
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DoS'r WANT TnE EXCHANGE.
Considerable Recruitment Manifested by
Nusln,s. M.n on the Pacinic Coast.

Seattle. Wash. Feb. s.-A report
from Washington that the sub-oommlt-
tee OF the American members OF the
Joint hlgh commission would concede n
port on Lynn Canal, Alaska. TO Canada
IN return for fishing concessions on the
eastern coast has aroused considerable
recruitment.
THE American members OF the high
commission have about made up their
minds To ccde port to Canada on the
Lynn Canal" said H. o. Graves. presl-
dent OF the chamber Of commerce. last
night.
There can be no doubt OF H." he
nddcd. II had u telegram last night
from Congressman W. l.. Jones, OF va
kima, that this course would be adopt
ed and today several kilograms have
been received that corroborate the In
formation beyond any question.
During the day "A number OF tho
leading business men. In addition TO
the chamber have been using every
effort to counterfeit the determination
that has been arrived at and quite d
number Of kilograms have been sent to
Pacific coast Senators. TO the American
members OF the commission, Governor
Brady, and IN short, every one cnlcu-
lated to lend an influence against tho
eedins. of any territory on Lynn
Canal"
Other leading business men voiced
the sentiments expressed by Mr.
Graves. and caid In strong terms that
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10 SUGAR DEAL.
onomca Sugar stock Changes TIA nda In
Honolulu Wreck OF Overdue steamer.

San Francisco. Feb. S.-Thc steamer
Moann from Australia and Hawaii
hrinna the following adviccs from
Honolulu. dated Feb. list:
The Moana brought further partic-
ulnrs yesterday Of the wreck on the
kuhnln coast. The Helene and the
Maui both scnt boats to the scene and
definitely determined that the wreck
was that Of the four mnatcd steamer
Nomad, Captain MCAllcp. which sailed
from Shanghai FOR Puget Sound Ia bal.
last ten inoatha ago.
Thu vessel WIS n new one. and be-
lonRed 60 Hall Bros. OF san Francisco.
capt McAllcp was accompanied on
this trip by his wife. daughter and
three HouH
Al are undoubtedly lost. Tho No-
iund ives reported sighted IN the Pa.
clf,r coast about seven or eight months
ago. Just about the time Of q terrific
storm hcre. liut nothing more was
heard OF her ana she was long ago
given 40 for lost.
-Four thnaand eight hundred shares Of
ph"iicn sugar company stock changed
hands recently ut ti.31i5 e. brewer a
Castle end Cooke were tho sellers.
Edward POLITE was the buyer
II " tho biggest deal over made In
the Islands. II amounts to $500. 600. and
was n cash transaction.
The United States steamer iroquolH
formerly the tux Fearless. arrived on
January -. about 5 days from san
Frnucinco.
The vessel il stationed here for per-
sncnt service.
The hettlcship Oregon IL almost hour
~ expected.
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EAoAN sriLL coMMIssAnY.
rnsass Position OF IN. MsiiEner OF osnsrai
l.st- niies Il Developed.

Washington. Feb. SAN Interesting
factor In connection with General
Engan'a suspension from the army was
developed today on Inquiry at the war
department Although General Eagan
has been suspended without rank or
duty he still romans commiHHary gen
crai Of thc army. drawing the pay of
that office, and there IL no way In
which he can be replaced until he IL
retired. In this the army differs from
tho navy, In that branch ~ the service
such stan appointments are made Tor
u term OF four years, at the end 81
which time the Incumbent may be-
changed or rcnppolntcd. In the army
the appointment N for the remaining
term or service.
This was decided In the case Of Judge
Advocate General Swain. number OF
years agu, Though Suspended from the
army for twelve yeara he continued TO
be the Judge advocate general, al
though his duties were performed by
Acting Judge Advocate General l.ieber.
the present incumbent OF the office. ana
this, state NJ things continued for nine
ycafu, during all Of which time General
swain continued To dfaw full pay.
while his deputy drew only the puy
corresponding Co the lower rank. Gcn-
cral Eagan IN sun In Washington. and
the acting onmminhary general. Colonel
John Weston, IN sick In Nov York.
never having been able 10 AXE HIS place
In Washington.
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of n successor 10 General woodford as
minister to Madrid. but he desires TO
send a representative TO Madrid the
moment the Publications are cN-
changed.
The Spanish Cortes several months
rgo authorized the queen regent to cede
sovereignty over cuba. Porto Rico.
Guam ana the Philippines. and the
treaty did not necessarily have to be
presented TO the body. but sngasta has
determined to convokc the body. APP
parcntlv to secure n vote Of confidence
In the government rather than for any
other reason. II Is hoped that the Mad
rld government VIII promptly settle
the matter.
Until the spaniarda act the Filipinoa
will remain ruhIccts % Spain and while
this government viii not be much em-
hnrrasacd by the distinction, II cannot
mako representations TO China, Great
Britain and France. which would pre-
won't the shipment ~ arms and ammu.
milton from the Asintic continent All
that cnn be done II to appeal TO the
GOOD win Of these nations and rely
upon the vigilance OF the American
menaUfsWnf
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Mi.. Maud Fritz Change. Her Name.

Kansas City. Mo-. Feb. Sat the
home Of the brides parents IN this
city at noon today Miss Made l.. Fritz.
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. John Fritz
ana James Flood Of san Francisco. son
of the late James Flood. the bonanza
king. were united IN marriage. because
OF Illness In the Fritz family the we'd
ding was very quiet. but a few Intimate
friends being Invited. The decorations
were magnificent. The entire scheme
OF floral ornamentntion was character
lied by the one color OF violet, which
formed the effective background for
everything, The parlor was n bower OF
English violets. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. ID. :. NJ Neal OF
the Central Presbyterian church.
Miss Frances l.ililA. OF this city. was
the maid of honor. and Mr. Walter
Fritz. brother 81 the bride. acted as
best man. Following the ceremony the
party Of sixteen partook OF the wedding
brcakfa1t al the Midland Hotel.
Among many 81 the many presents
was $4,000 diamond necklace sent
by Miss jennie Flood, sister OF the
groom,
Mr. and Mrs Flood viii leave this
afternoon for New York. whence they
viii take lengthy trip not yet fully
mapped out.
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NEW SPANISH MINISTER.
Duke a. Arcos. Formerly Representative to
Mexico. To bo sent To Washington.

New York. Feb. S.--A dispatch TO the
Herald from Washington says: Private
information has been received In
Washington that Duke d'Arcos. form
erly spanish minister TO Mexico, IL
likely to be DESIGNATED by the Madrid
government ~ IN minister TO WASH
layton TO exchange the Publications
of the treaty OF peace.
Duke d'Arcoa would be thoroughly
acceptable TO the administration, not
alone because OF his personal ability
but on account OF his alliance with an
American family-tho Lowerys OF Con-
nccticut. Duchess d'Arcos, who Is a
daughter OF Archibald iowery OF Con-
necticut wan a society belle IN Wash
lngton before her marriage.
II IN recalled Immediately after the
departure Of DE Lone, Duke d'Arcos
and his wife were visiting Washington
and tho duke was afraid that he would
be designated as minister, u post he did
not care to accept because Of the im-
PENDING war. His friends here say that
he would now be willing TO return. lilo
waa secretary OF the spanish legation
here before being Transferred 10 Mon
tcvidco several years ago.
A high official says that the Presl-
dent has not considered the question
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washington. Feb. Ste war depart
ment today received the following dis
patch;
Manila. Feb. s.--rhc situation II rap
lay improving. a rcconnoisanec was
made yesterday TO tho south several
miles. to Lagunadc BAY. to the south
east eight miles. driving struggling In
surgcnt troops In various directions.
and cncountcrins no DECIDED oppoai-
ton. Their army IN dlalntcgratcd and
the natives are returning TO the VII
iaEca. displaying white fagH. Near
Caloocan. hx miles north. the enemy
mndc n stand bchlnd entertainments,
and was charged by the Kansas troops
led by Col. Funston. II was close
encounter. resulting IN the rout OF the
enemy with heavy loss. The loss to
Kansas was Lieut. Afford. killed. six
mon wounded.
on the 9Th. Aguinaido issued n dying
proclamation charging the Americans
with the Initiative and declared war.
sunday he issued another. calling all TO
rcsir, foreign invasion. Ills influence
throughout this section In destroyed. lie
now apples for Cessation Of hoHtlli,ics
and n conference. 1 have declined To
answer. s..
The insurgents expectation OF rin-
Ing IN the city on the night of tho 9Th
was unrcaiixcd. TIL. provost marshal
general. with an admirable disposition
OF troops. defeated every attempt The
city II quiet. buriners Is resumed. the
natives respectful and cheerful. and
the fighting qualities OF American
troops are a revelation 10 all the IN
hnbitants, OTIS.
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GOMEZ ON THE CARPET.
Regarding tina, s3,o0O. 200 WIN Not
be Welcomed in Havana. but viii
be onieiaiiy Noun.d 60 Explain.

Havana, Feb. SIT IL reported that
a secret meeting q the executive COM
mittcc Of the cuban assembly had de-
cidcd that the committee will not vel.
come General Gomez TO this city. that
II VIII not be present when he arrives
In Havana. and. further. that u Cen
crai Gomez does not 80 before the
committee ana explain his reasons Tor
accepting the propositions Of Robert
y. Porter, the representative OF prcsi.
dent Mckinley. without consulting the
committee. he viii be officially notified
on the part OF the committee 10 appear
before II aud explain hin conduct.
Iiflgndier General Iircckinriigc. In
Hpcctor general II the United States
army went 10 Pinar del Rio today.
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WIN Confer with copgrcssmen Regarding
Proposed Compromis. IN Army mn.

Chicago. Feb. s.-coloncl Melvin
Grigsby OF tho Third United States
volunteer cavalry. better known dur
lng the war with Spain as "GriTsby'a
cowboys" passed through Chicago en-
route 60 Washington to confer with
congressman about proposed compro-
mise provisions Of the army bill. In
an Interview he said. II have been In
correspondence with many OF the rcp-
tcacntf'iyaa and senators relative 90
my plan OF suggestion FOR the. army
bill. would have the government In
dictate itn policy with regard to the
Philippines by recruiting an army OF
to.OO0 volunteers to serve for three
years. instead Of Increasing the size
OF tho regular army. The mere fact
that the soldiers would be recruited for
q period 81 three years would show that
the administration was not bound to
any fixed or permanent policy with re-
gard TO tho Islands There N always
AN objection TO the enlargement VI the
regular army Tor the latter has been
and always VIII be. a serious problem
for reduction. because Of the difficulty
In selecting those To be mustered out.
with volunteers the matter will be-
slmpilncd. am led 20 believe that
there may be n de osltion TO adopt my
plan ~ u eompruIuine moanirs. -.
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ALCER LACKED FlRMNESS.
Var investigating Committee Finds ,ha, the
Secretary Of War Exhibited Weakness.
Gen. Miles q. severely Crisieised-Pri-
mary Trouble Lies In Defective
Army Organization.

New York. Feb, s.-A dispatch TO tho
Herald from Washington says; PreHl-
dent Mckinley Will receive today or
Thursday the war investigation COM
misslonerH' report on the conduct OF the
war. The commission has directly
criticised tho secretary OF war for lack
Of nrmncss In his administration Of tho
war department.
No specific illustration OF the seere-
mfy's weakness II given by the COM
mission, but through ita reports the
evidence OF this fault OF the secretary
van be found. particularly In the mat
~ OF his relations with Major General
allies The commission has determined
not "a dwell upon matte OF strategy
anu Tor this reason has left out all
teier.nce to the action of General Miles
~ gong to Santiago. OF tho srcretary'a
l.tnlsslon for him To do 10, and OF his
ulsphteh To General ShAfter that he
was not 10 be supplnnted In his COM
,.,aha by the siaJor general command
viii be found that General Miles n
severely criticised and the President
wv ma ample material from the
slandpoint of the commission. 10 take
,oss ngalnht the major general COM
rho commlislon win devote an Inn
Elant chapter Of It's report TO General
AleT charges concerning the beef and
mesu Henerally furnished 10 the army
fn VIII hnd that they are puetlcally
,h'hout foundation. II will ~ y that
~ pvet was not chemically pared.
aat u was OF good quality y that
~ ehnrgch OF the use OF cnc pals In
~" peri probably grew out u ~ fact
,'e va. lonr quarters of cxperimd15Hl beef
Te placed on board transport ut
,anlpa by Mr.. Powell. Inventor of n
tcst. '''NVsA "h'on NC ueH'''" :"
This meat was thrown overheard by
inii,euon of General Wood. No chem
49,, l' according 20 the commission. We're
e.anDsei In the preparation OF the
mn meat, but II Will be found that
,, meat was unit for use In the
,ipeA, because OF the climatic condi-
AUS aus which fuEdc Il unappetizing In
sFfsssuance. though II was perfectly
~ except IN those instances where
e,ha had accidentally punctured or
airf ,t ~ aoldered, thus allowing the
"'i 70 enter. 30
Attention win be called 10 the fact
G thirteen officers whosat reports
tha,lNl Miles submitted an shOwing
nies me beef supplied to IN Porto
on ~ army was bad, not on3 served
th,, w island. H. will also bd shown
the GENERAL Miles was responsible for
ON, aelectlon of "A number OF camps at
AAinhnsa and Miami, and that this
no,,., Recommendation was adopted.
understanding the protest OF the Sec
"Iy OF war.
according to tho commission. the pri-