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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08

Sn ben Sagesbldttern bes Qanoes
f~urfirte perfl. @p6e Elm ySnterpiep"
ipeIdes Der @rsS berri6ter Der Sniel
Samod, Der @meritdner chamberlain
In bic @eIt geieBt bat. 9ieier Streits
FILTER eriten Waiiers. Der pegen ieiner
all5ugrOBenP arteiIi9tei
dbgeieBt nurbe, bat Der @elt pieber
por5ufabeln geIu9t, Dab Der tatbolii9s
BON @olte erpdblte &Dnig Der Sumoas
ner, Wiataafa, elm StOrenfrieb unb
Rratebler lei unb Der protsItuntii6e
p&ronprGtenOent" Malistoa Sanu,
finen Gnsel Der Sriebfertisteit barz
ftsle. Mun Ieie benz geseniibsr bas
GlOgenbe:
.Sn Der Samoa an~gelegenbeit
ii9 pirtli9 cine bauernbe 8eIs
8srInQ Der GaGs siHaabGbneu. 2shsi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08
SaS Staatsi6nIwc ien 1T
Vranfrct6 banfrott.

Sn Sranfrei6 pie BEL uns in 4mez
rita iinb Die Staatsi9ulen betanntlit
religionslos, unb folGli9 unfdbis Der
Sugenb cine iittli6e Graiebuns gu ses
ben. Sn penigen Sabren traten bic
perberbli9en Splsen bieies fali9sn
S9ulpeIens 10 often gu Sage, bab bic
Maioritdt Der gltsrn ii9 peiserten
ibre &inber bieIen StaatsI9ulen ans
3upertrduen, unb es porapeen auf
eigene Soften hire &inber in religiDien
S6ulen, pel9e bort freie S6ulen ee=
nannt iperben, neil tie ppr, Der %itaatliz
diem Gontrole fret iinb, gu ienben.
Semdb Der pffisieaen Statiitit Iber
ben mtttleren unterri6 t,
tpel6e bas parliament anseorbnet bate
uno bon ben Snipeftoren Der Icabemie
aufgeiteat nurbe, betrug bic S9ilers
3abl Der Staatsihulen am 81. De-
aember 1898: in ben 2pceen 52,372
unb in ben Colleges 33,949, alip i'm
9ansen 86,321 3Delinge.
Singegen finoen mir in ben relieiDs
fen Sreii6ulen: 12,25O in bif6Dfli6en
Qnitulten, 1886 in 9nitalten g~eleitet
bon Weltprieitern, 81, 757 in Mnitalten
g~eleitet bon Congregational, 23,363 in
tleinen Seminarien, alfo i'm @ansen:
1000 3oslinge, pper 1855 mebr als
li4 oeren in ben Staatsi9ulen befin=
ben.
Sn bieien 3ablen iinb nod ni6t eine
aere9net 9,725 3Dglinse, pel6e in Sne
f~tituten erapsen perben, bic ipeber taz
tbolii9 nod itaatli9 iinb. 4u9 bieie
Snititute iino elm Yroteit eeaen bic
Staatsihulen. Seit ben lebten II
Sabren lit cine beitGnbige @bnabme
Der 3Dglinse in ben StaatsIdulen unb
cine 3unabme in ben religi0ien Sreis
14ulen gu perSei6nen. Selbit bic guss
t%reibung Der Srbensleute unb bic
Sdliebuns zines groben Sbeiles ibrer
S6ulen paren ni9t i'm Stanbe, bic
S6iiler5abl Der 2peeen unb Colleges
bes Staates gu p%ermebren. 4us benz
ftaatIiden 9eri9te sebt berbor, bab
Die Gon%gresaniitensS 9ulen (S9ulz
briioer) ieit 1854 Die srDbten Sort
I4ritte 9ema4t baben. Sn bieiem
Sabre sdblten ie 5,285 3Dslinse. Glf
Sabre ipdter 9,475. limb mieberum
IL Sabre ipdter batten lie bic 3abl III
rer 30alinge perboppelt, ndmli9 49,
961. limb i'm Sabre 1893 mar ibre
S4iler5abl auf 31,757 seitiessn.
Dieter 9roBe SortI6ritt Der reliai0s
len Sreii6ulen mub gum sroBen Sbeis
lie aud ibrer Woblfeilbeit unb ben niee
orisen @ebGltern ibrer 9ebrer Suees
f9rieben perben. 8ie bic ameritaniz
i4en 10 miihen au9 Die frdn5DiiI6eu
&atboliten ii9 nod cine sigene S9uls
tare uuferlegen, nm tbre reliaiDfen
S4ulen gu u~nterbalten, benin BON Der
SAultare, ipel9e ite pie bic anberen
giirger gum l1nterbalt Der Staatsf6uz
len, entri4ten, baben iie teinen Rlben,
Sn bemielben MaBe tpie bieie Staatss
i9ulen in @erfaI eerietbsn, bat bic
Hegierung bic 4usgabsn fir bieielben
p%erooppelt. @ber @aes mar p~ersebens.
60 lanse nod &elision i'm 2anbe lit,
tOnnen relisionslDie S9ulen niGt ses
beiben, mOgen aud bic SdulgebGube
nod 10 berrli6 iein unb bic 2ebrer
nod 10 bobe @ebdlter besieben. Oas=
ielbe S9idial brobt aud unIerem
Staatsi9ulpeien. 9arf man ii9 nun
punbern, oab Die Seinbe Der fatbpli-
i4en S9ulen na9 alien Mitteln greis
fen, um b%iefelben All u~nterbriiden?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08
Sur 3. Generals crIa Ut ttI Il a
Der 0euti6en Satellites
bon SOtua, a%bsnbaNeu
am ia. Mno 10.
Sftpber 1899.

@s BADEN ii9 felt Der lebten General
Gerfammlung in 2eItars bic folgenz
ben 8ereine Dem ct. 8~onifatiusz BUM
be angei6IoHen:
Ser ct. Midaels : 3neisperein go.
81 bon Norpap, Sa., nit 56 Mitgliez
bern unb Der ct. Soiepbss@ erein BON
Nortb 8aibinston nit 72 MitsIiss
bern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08

gu augsburg in 8aiern taste fiirS=
lid Der Gbaritastas, in peI9em pieber
Runoi4du sebalten purbe iiber bic
2eiftungen Der srpBen Srganiiationen,
pel4e Die 6riitli4e Rd4ftenIiebe in
Seuti6Ianb unp benz tatbolii9en Gus
ropa ii~berbaupt bat eriteben MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08

iden bat, biefen &atalog f1iden laFen.
benin er entbdlt cine srobe Muspabt
an 1ol9en Sdmereien. 4ber audi fir
8lnmenliebbaber 1T bsrieIbe interei,
liant, benin man ftnbet barin bic pers
i6iebeniten Sorter bon 9lumentnolen
II. |. IN. Muberbem finbet man barin
piele niibli4en lanbi9aftlibe gerGtbe.
Wan nnterlahe baber nidt, ii4 biefen
&atalog f9iden gu lafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08
.. u. st. Central 8ercit bon
WorO= Qlttcrifa.
Milpaufee, l. @uauSt 1893

Milnaufee, 1. @uauit 1899.
Sn ben 8erbanb bes .. 81. 8. Gem
trals8ereins purben felt benz lebten
offi3ielen 8eri9t bonn 1. sebruar
1899 folsenoe 8ereine aufssnommen:
Mitglieber.
9ers Seiu@gsrein, @ppletOn.
@is., SO
ct Soiepbss8erein, 0aabursd,
Wftnn, 35
ct. Nitolausz@ erein, Gureta,
g. ., ............ 35
ct SOiepbs>8 erein, pier5, Minn. 11S
ct Wntoniuss 8erein, ct. 2ouis,
Wo. Al
ct Better unb paulss 0erein, 2pz
retto, Minn. IS
ct. Soiepbs : 8erein, Wabena,
Wftnn. 80
ct. Soiepbsz8 erein, Maple 2ate,
Wttnn. 30
ct. Intonius : 8erein, Oellpn
9ant, Minn. 81
ct. peterss@ erein, 8rootlpn,
N. .. 1872
ct. Qnbreoss 9erein, HO5eupiGs,
Wis. .............. 90
Ct. Nifolausz 8erein, Hen Srier,
Wltnn. ............. 62
ct. peter unb paulss @erein,
Seibelberg, Winn. 20
nit elmer 3abl bon 687 neuen Mitsliez
bern, gepiB cine erfreuliAe .3unabme
fir ben Gentralz8 erein in 6 Monaten.
@6tungspoa
Mbplpb Weber,
prGIioent.
Mntpn8 ideL,
Nnrr uuN Gfunp,-GI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08
NMefooteu.

Wenn Der grobe 3eiienbs Hiebub,
mad ieiner Grblinbung uno in Der Gr.
i9Dpfung ieines Ilters i'm Bette lag
10 iptegelte ii9 ibm in ben Stunben bel
StiQe Der iternenpimmelnoe, tieft
Na9tbimmel Qiiens, in ben er 10 of
gei9aut bate, Ober feline bpbe Saees;
~tpDlbung unb 9ldue ab, unb biss ma,
fein iiiBeiter 9enub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08

Die Wsrni9 Seeb Co., Milpaufee,
Wis., perienbst pieber ibren rei6baltis
gen Serblttdtalog frei an Ollie,
pel6e barum i6reiben. Gs iolte ii9
isbsr, Der ii9 sutes Saatsetreibe ans
lhaffsn min. pper psr Wteien sinaus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08
Sic Suu9irauiMaft.

Nas 1T Die Sunsfrauidaft9 fras, mas
Die 8ottbeit lei!
9o9 iennit Su 2auterteit. 10 tennIt
Su ale Stpei.
Sphunnes MnaeluS Sileiiua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08

Sespotismus .semiloert burd
Wfeu9elmorb" lit, ipie in &uBlanb,
aud in ben beioen ameritaniI6en Gee
gerrepubliten Die 3eeierunssform. =
u9erolb bes 9laubens."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08
Rerfwarot8es.

S9erafrasen. Wer mar Der erfte
Ssraelit auf Der 8altansS a~lbinieIg
Der alte Srepfub in Delphi.
User lebt bon Der r9anb in ben
Munb"9
Der 3abnar5t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08

1tuUH Wit Slllt peYlHHI uuIugIlIW
bic 8abeaeit gu Sftenbe nit Der feiers
li9en @infesnuns bes Meeres. Oiat
am Wfeere piro elm prG6tig ausaeitatz
teter altar erri9tet, gu benz ii9 bic ses
iammte 8eiitli9feit, bon ben @ldubis
gen besleitet, in feierli9er proseIfion
besibt. Siesmal lit bic seier unliebz
lam seitDrt porben. 8erabe als Der
@e!teite Der Offender 8eiftli6teit bas
Wleer iesnete, ereisnete fif elm idtperer
unfaa. 3ebn 4rtileriiten batten cine
Sole beitiesen, nm ii9 na9 Der Ditli>
ben Gitatabe gu begeben unb bort ipGbs
reno Der @iniesnung bic aanpnenz
i4uH1e abaufeuern. Die Sole itieB
mitten in benz Jabrpaffer nit elmer
Snderi6aluppe auiammen, f1lus nm.
unb Die 5ebn Solbaten ipie Der 8eiibe
Der Sole unb fein 8ebiilfe fielen /,
bas Meer. Sin ulIsemeiner GntIebenss
farei erbob iid. Ra9 sroben Initren.
gungen tonnten aber ale apDlf eeret.
tet peroen - na9 benz Mberalauben
Der 8oltstreiie elm bOiss @oraei9en
fir Die 8aoe3eit.
2uftige pldne. SSn Retp yort fat fi&
cine Gefeaidaft sebilbet, um einen
trans oaeanii9en 2uftbanonz @erfebr
berauitelen. Man min paRasiere in
breibis Stunoen bon Hetp Yort mad
2onbon befOrbern. Bier 8alons 1ola
len Bis CUR Gr0ffnuns Der Barrier
@usiteauns fertis fem, 10 bab 2eute,
bic in Nep Wort in einem 9cIon
@benos gu Bette seben, am MorsA in
paris aufpa4en, porausseiebt, baB
tbnen unterpess ni4ts paifirt.
Die nabrbafteiten Gleif9ftide. gb.
Wfene in paris bat gefunben, bab es
bauptid4li9 Der Stidftoff lit, Der bic
g%rnGbrung befDroert unb gibt bemae,
mdB on, oaB bonn S9ienfleii9 bas
5intertbeil am nabrbafteiten lei. Sers
nad tommen bic Seitenitiide unb bic
8au6lappen. Die Grmitsn itiditpffz
6altisen Sbeile iinb bas Marf, bas @es
birn, Der S9nan5 unb bic ,3unae.
8eim 8albfleif6 iinb bic rei9iten itida
f~toffbaltigen Sbeile bic Nieren unb
S6inten, Der drmIte She'll Der 3opf.
8eim S6af 1T Die S9ulter Der nabrs
bafteite Sbeil.
ginen flugen Sunbefdnser bat hi.
Stabt Senper, Colorado. Gr IteLt 1ib
an bic StraBeneden unb ruff: ,&omm,
Oepep! &omm Oepep!" Bon alien
Seiten itrOmen barauf bic Sunbe bers
BEL unb nit affenartiser @ei9pinbiss
felt maat er bic unliceniirten binsfeIt.
Der iiinsite 8ii1of Der fatbolii6en
&irde lit Mfer. 4ntonio 8albpneii.
Serielbe 1T foeben ais Sitularbii6pf
BON 4rsus unb Weibbiidof beS gars
binals 8ergd, bes Suburbitarbi5hofs
ppn 4lbano eetpsibt tpprben. Miar.
8alboneii lit erit 1868 eeboren, alio
81 Sabre alt. llebrisens iinb unldnsit
dnbere prGlaten in nod jiinseren Sab,
rem 8iidOfe setporben, 10 Der reus
patriar4 bon @leranbrien. Migr.
Macarip, fpel9er 1895, als er gum
Sitular6iidof bon gGiarea eetpeibt
ipurbe, erft % Sabre Sdblte, unb IiIgr.
paherini mar 20 Sabre alt, als et 8is
idof lpurbe unb feline Heife na9 Gbis
ma ais apoItolii1er prGfeft antrat.
Die d~lteiten 4nsebDrisen Der boben
9ierar9is iinb Cardinal GanoHa. Bis
iGof bon @erona, pelder 1909 sebo=
rem tpurbs, papft SEQ Kill. seboren
1910 unb enoli9 Cardinal gsleiid,
grabildpf bon palermo, seboren 1911.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08

@ls emit Nappleon auf Der Yarabe
isin i4eues pferb ni9t bdnbisen tonn=
te, iprang elm lieutenant berpor unb
mar ibm bebilflt9. Dante, !Sauptz
manu-" iagte Der &aiier. .9ei ipels
dem &egiment?" fraste Der 2isutes
nant. r8et Der 9arbe!!" antportete Der
S4nele benz S9nsllen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08

Wsr rebet : iGet. tpsr i9psist =
erntet.
Sin prebiser in Rsp gort bat on
ieinsr &anSel Deritedt cine Camera ans
aebra6t, nit pel9er er ipdbreno Der
Prebist unbemertt, bur9 9riiden auf
einen 8nopf, Observation-Disclosures fei.
ner @emeinbe MAIDEN tann. Na9ber
5eist er bic 8ilber benienisen, bic ses
i6lafen ooer seldndbt baben, UNI fie
auf bieie @eife gu bei9dmen. Oas
Gbicaso'er n@brpniele" bemertt. ins
benz es bon bieIer Nsueruns Noti5
nimmt, bab bic Ssrren prdbitanten
lieber intereHanter prebisen foaten.
@erabe ais ob bic meiiten bon ibnen
auf bieIem @ebiet nidt i4on aaes
ELECTROMAGNETIC perlu4t bdtten!
Die @brli9tsit Der Meni4en purbe
am 81. SUM in Berlin infolge elmer
Wette sepriift. Sin Wirtb unterbielt
li4 NIT einiaen Gaien iber bic Chr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08

Sn Der S9lubsS ibuns Der iogen.
Sriebenss e cnfsrens i'm !Saag (Sols
lanb) purbe Elm Brief oerlelen. ben bic
GOnigin pon Spaano on ben bl. Batter,
papit Geo Kill, geriGtst bate urbl in
nel9em iie I'm feline moraliS9e Inter
Itiibuna Der n9eItrsbungen Der Gonfes
rera" sdu&te. SSR ieiner nlsi6faas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08

Die Metbobiitenz Miiiion, tpel9e
Mc&inlep i'm Namen bes amerifanis
i9en Bottles auf ben Ybilippinen NIT
&anonenfugeln unb 0pndmit erDffnet
bat, tOitet uns bereits 300 MiQionen
Dollars unb nod bat fid tein Silipino
gum Metbooismus betebrt. = nObio
Waiienfreunb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08

Der bodpiirbisite Serr Grabii9of
bon ct. paul bat pieber ben ameritas
nii9en 8oben betreten, allerbings obne
ben rotben Sut, uber bod geiunb unb
Doblbebalten. 4ud bat inn bic rOmiz
i6e Snquiiation tein 2eib sugefiigt,
lonoern gDnnt ibm Die frii6e, freie
ameritanii6e 2uft nit ibren 9lia5arbs
unb Wirbelninoen. @be Der Serr Gr3s
bii9of @nslanb perlieb, bat er aber 3u
@unften Der anslosid9iii6en Sumas
nitGts Iliana cine Hatete aufflieeen
lafien, Die pielfa9 bepunbert porben
it,. Nun narten mir nur nod auf ben
Spab, Der fi9er tommt, penn Der Has
tetenitOd einem Senior, Sibernier obsr
iouit einem patriotil6en SrlGnber auf
bic Naie fdqt. - nSbiDem."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08

General Sherman iaste emit: .Sbr
tpoat pifen mas &rieg iit2 - Der
Srieg lit Die SDle!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08

9err Wilbelm &eilmann, bel
i4neioi9e unb fur9tloIe 9ebafteul
Der uHunbIdau bonn 8erse Carmel" III
benz 8eiipiele ieines goIesen &lapp'
roth sefolst unb min ii9 pieber in
Seuti6lanb nieberlafsn. Serr &eiI.
mann sei6nete ii9 in Der journaliiti.
ihen Gaufbabn bur9 feline f6arfe uni
getpanbte Sober unb in Ieinen@ebi6ten
bur4 feline marine gmpfinbung nnt
rei4e Pbantaiie. pie tiefe relisi0is
leber3eusuns aus. Sn Germ 8eilmanr
perliert bic beuti6zameritaniI9e ia,
tbolif6e Sournaliitit einen ibrer ia.
pferiten unb enti6iebeniten 3Gmpen.-
~Stimme Der Wabrbeit."
Der arieg eeesn bic Jilipinos
pabrt nun i9pn idnser, als Der sanst
ipanifde &rieg eebauert bat unb bas
@nbe besielben 1T nod lange ni9t ir
Si3t. Der &ries sesen Spanien BE-
gam IN q. 4pril unb purbe am II
@uguit bur4 llntersei6nuns bes Srie.
benss Yrptotous gum Wbi9lub se.
bra9t; er bat alfo 113 Sage gebauert
Der &ries gegen bic Silipinps beganr
am 4. 6ebruar, pGbrt alfo iebt i9or
174 Sage. nGbriitli4e Wo9e."
Sparfamfeit. Ser in Der NGb,
bon Omaha, Neb., ppbnbafte Jarmel
Strip pries (au9 nod elm .Oeutf9er!,
bat ben Sars nit Der 2ei6e ieines
@rubers 4oolpb, Der felt 10 Sabren i'm
9rabe liegt, a%usgegraben, ieinen sSn:
bait beraussenorfen, ben Sarg seidu.
bert unb neu anseitri9er unb BARN
feline S9pefter, Srau @eors MaIpn
beerbi9t. Der Mann fam es gu etnaS
brinsen. gu einem iebr Speifelbafter
&ennommee bat er's i4on sebra9t. -
y&atb. 9laubensbpte."
Ser %Deritorbene 8ii9of 2afle9e Dor
Srois Hipieres mar Der ,eranb of
man" Der eanabif6en !9ierar1ie uni
iein tiir5lid conietrirter No4folser
Wfigr. Gloutier, beripri9t ieiner mir.
big gu tperben. 9as berporragenbIte
Wiitglieb bes Gpistopats in Der Opmi=
nion 1T CUR 3eit pUbl Der oerbaltnib.
mGbig jugenoli9e, ober ungemein be-
gable unb eifrise grabii6of bon Mpn>
treal,' Paul Napoleon 8ru6eli, uni
fpenn Canada pieber einen rptbsn 0ui
erbGlt, pirb err aler Wabrf9einli6feii
na4 auf oas Saupt bieies prdlaten
fallen. - yMmeritd."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08
priifuns unb 2eiben
Ma4en bei4eiben.

Msr rsbst = idst. tpsr idweist :
erntet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08

Wir fOnnen nod bulbsn unb tragen,
biirfen aber bariiber ni9t glei6giiltig
bletben; mir biirfen eepifIensbalber
ni9t aufbOren gu proteitiren, unb tein
geisBli4es MitteI unperiu9t laHen, Bis
oisie unporii9tisteit beieitist 1T.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-26

waiting for the stenographer' notes of
his interviews with the Indians. to be
written out and forwarded to him.
At the Indian office, there are strong
apprehensions of trouble with the
White River Utes. and that these In
dams may undertake to carry out their
threat to cross the Colorado boundary
line and enter their old reservation.
Assistant Commissioner Tonner said
today:
Things are undoubtedly in bad shape
with the White Rivers. They are bad
Indians, and seem to be looking for
trouble. Should they attempt to cross
into Colorado, it is doubtful to see how
bloodShed can be aVerted.'
The assistant commissioner says the
interior department has yet made no
representation to the war department.
but in the event of trouble, Secretary
Alger would be asked for the assistance
of the troops at Fort Duchesne, and
whatever other regulars were in reach
ing distance.
The Indian bureau officials are on the
alert They say that attempted vio-
lence would be the worst policy for the
Indians if they hope to receive any
consideration of their claim for pay
for the forest reserves within the limits
of the old Colorado reservation.
Mr.. Tonner still adheres to his opir-
ion that the Indians are right in their
contention that the government should
pay them for these lands.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-26

western garrisons. The talk turned to
the civil war, where General Shafter
won his spurs as lieutenant colonel of
the Nineteenth Michigan. He told how
he gained the friendship of General
Thomas as acting colonel of that regi-
ment, then reduced by hard fighting to
only $50 men, and how he was ap-
pointed as one of the seven men ap-
pointed at the instance of General
Thomas to positions in the regular
army at the close of the war.
Colonel John Q. Cannon and Adjutant
General C. S. Burton of Governor
Wells staff. arrived, bringing the gov
ernor's greeting and his regrets that
General Shafter was unable to remain
oyer a day at least in Salt Lake. The
general commiserated Colonel Cannon
on his hard luck in getting no nearer
the Spanish war than Jacksonville with
his rough riders and the talk drifted to
the fight about Santiago.
Meanwhile, the cars had been
switched back and forth until again
the train drew into the crowd at the
station, which stood below and CAPPED
and stared through the plate glass win
dows at the man whose name has be-
come so world-renowned since twelve
months ago.
Then, after nearly thirty-minute
stop, the gong sounded, the guests
took hurried leave and stepped from
the train as it pulled slowly out for
Ogden and the west.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-26
HIS PLAN OF CAMPAIGN.
shafter Displeased With Military
Methods In Philippines.
Especial Correspondents

Especial CorreSpondence.)
Ogden, April 25.-Major General w.
r. Shafter was delayed in Ogden about
an hour and during his stay learned
from a Herald reporter of the hot fight
ing, hot weather and severe losses re-
ported from General Otis and reported
in yesterdays Associated Press dis
patches. General Shafter made it very
clear in the course of a ten-minute talk
to the reporter that he does not favor
the Manila plan of campaign.
I'm afraid they are frfttering away
too much time over there" were the
exact words which he uttered with
much vehemence, when told of the
scattered fighting and detailed pro-
gress of the three divisions described
in Otis dispatch.
Later in the interview he endeavored
to modify this statement and said.
"Of course Otis is on the ground and
is probably doing the very best posi-
BILE under conditions as they now eX-
list. Still, judging from this distance,
my plan of campaign would be to leave
a garrison amply able to hold Manila
and maintain order then 1 would move
forward with the remaining troops in
a strong, compact body, against which
the FiIipinos could not muster enough
strength to resist.
General Shafter was intensely inter
ested in the dispatches from Manila
and seemed to have the map of the
island with a diagram of the plan of
battle in the air before him while he
talked.
When told of the incident of finding
200 dead Filipinos on the field he re-
marked:
Those fellows simply stand up be-
fore ours and are moved down. They
are fanatical, that's the trouble; they
fight with a frenzy and a lack of
method that make their operations diff
cult to meet. They are much worse than
Indians, having all their cunning and
recklessness, with superior leadership
and intelligence added.
Deprecates Investigation.
Regarding the after talk of the war
the general said, TT is very unfortu-
nate indeed that we have to fight it
over again now before commissions.
and in the newspapers. We had electri-
fled the world with the success of our
arms and our navy. We had surprised
all nations, especially our own, with
our swift and complete victory. Sup
pose mistakes had been made. What
was the use of advertising them to
the world. We might have gone about
it quietly and profited by the mistakes
without advertising our dissensions to
the world
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-26
REPORT OF BATTLE
FROM GENERAL OTIS
Tells of the Difficulties the Soldiers
Experienced.

Washington, April 25.-The following
has been received at the war depart
ment from General Otis:
Manila, April 25.-Adjutant General,
Washington: Hale's brigade, MacAr
thurs division. moved down the right
bank Of the Quinqua river yesterday
to the vicinity of Calumpit; now Joined
by Wheaton's brigade on left bank.
Hale encountered fierce opposition,
driving the enemy with heavy losses
and taking his inrenchments in flank.
Hale's casualties, six killed; twelve
wounded.
THE division has now invested CAL
umpit, which viii be taken today.
"Lawton with part of his command,
reached Norzagaray this evening,
where he will be joined by the center
column from Bocave. Extreme heat,
rain, high streams and bad roads made
tie march very difficult. He has not
met opposition since leaving Noval-
jches, the enemy retreated in his front.
South Of and near Manila, the enemy
has a force of 1900. making demonstra-
lions daily: can be easily taken care
of. 1t cannot communicate with the
north List of casualties of day before
yesterday cabled today"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-26
TO USE w. oops.
May Garry On Future Operations In
Philippines.

Washington, April pa proposition
to utilize negro troops to a large extent
in future military operations in the
Philippines is attracting much atten-
ton, and it is believed will be consid-
cred by the administration in the near
future. Such a policy is urged on the
theory that certain racial affiliations
may be utilized in a way to defeat
the rebellious acts on the part of Agui-
naldo and his party. and to bring peace
to the newly-acquired possessions of the
United States in the east
One-third of the population of the
Philippines are negro and of the same
race as those of the United States, and
while not numerous about Manila, COM
prise nearly the entire population of
some of the islands.
The advocates of the scheme believe
in short time there would be assimi-
lation between the negroes of the Phil
ippines and their kindred from the
United States, and that there would
follow for the colored people opportu-
mites to get homes and possibilities of
careers they could not hope for in this
country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-26
THE HERALD BULLETIN.

PAGE ONE
General Shafter In Salt Lake.
Utah Salt Trust Formed.
Indians Threaten Trouble.
PAGE TWO.
Big Copper Combine.
PAGE THREE.
Believes In Lynching.
Destitution In Porto Rico.
DR.. Keogh Roasted.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial.
PAGE FIVE.
Recruits For 24th.
PAGE SIX.
Operations In Tintic
Mining Stock Market.
One Smelter Only.
PAGE SEVEN.
How Mrs. George Felt.
PAGE EIGHT.
Blythe's Speech In Court.
Salt Palace Site.