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MONEY MAY BE RETURNED.
Departure OF United states Tsssps
Postponed uauii There 10 .
nrraL In Clouds.

Havana. April J. - Among military
men the talk IL Of the dcpaftur, OF the
remaining volunteers. which VIII prob
ably be- delayed Tor a couple Of weeks.
until the Cuban army question " near
or settlement. ~ General oofnax In
unable TO supply accurate lists OF the
cuban army. and aa the Cuban ASSEM-
bly, Ntill retains tho Official Hats. the
American military authorities out-
but aa a matter Of fact, they are Inn
patient and disguised The whole at.
tltudc of the cubans In this matter ID
excessively Irritating. Meanwhile tho
report that the s1Ooo.Oo0 may be re-
TUNED TO the United states II being
widely circulated. and haa increased
the feellng aeainrt the assembly. whose
members are apparently indifferent.
The next meeting % the assembly will
b. held ON Thursday,
When secretary Aircr was here he
discussed with uencrai brooke the
question OF charging upon the custom
receipts the cargo 81 ratlonn expected
on the commnl. The matter was left
open, Today the conmL arrived with
a million rationn. and ~ no deciaion
has yet been reached by the governor
Ecnerai AZ TO whether the supplies are
TO be charged 10 the United ktnter or
10 cuba, the distribution IN likely to 40
on without regard to u. seventy. iiys
thousand fntionH VIII be distributed al
Nucvltaa. 1900 at Las Tunas, :v.voO nj
Trinidad. 10000 NJ Matansan 100000 Al
cienfuegoa aud $4,000 at Havana. The
commni did not bring either sugar or
In the Cuban markets. Nhatevsr the
decision as 10 this particular shipment,
the next shipment win b. charged to
cuba.
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Ncw York. Aprii s.-Aithougn no APP
peal has yet been made by the pubic
Tor money 60 build the great alumni
hall ~ Yale. which President Dwight
Wishes 20 make "a conspicuous feature
~ tho bi.ccntennial c-.cmpniva IN Oc-
inhrf, i9pi, iarEe sum has been prom
iscd ~ mrmhcra ~ the funds commit
ffp In New York and other cities. At
a meeting ~ the Now York branch OF
the committee last week more than
fiio.oQo was promised. hut this does not
nearly represent the total amount TINT
Yale men here are expected 10 contrib
utu after the appeal fuf funds hhH been
Issued. II ~ expected that this appeal
VIII be made by means OF n circular
issued from New Haven within ten
days. The Boston alumni raiHcu tss.-
oup last week.
u " no, known precisely how much
money viii ~ required for a., alumni
Building, but there will probably be no
dliiitulty M RAISING all that u necessary
f. trvct ono OF tho nncHt college build.
INKS " the world. The original plan
outlined ~ President Dwight would
all for about half million dollars. bus
u u more than likely that the Tlan VIII
h. ampllned 90 broaden the project be-
yond anything dreamed u IN the
ORIGINAL sugKcHtion. The building may
cost ti,0o0,ot0.
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New York. April "A special 10 tho
Herald from Washington says
Attorney General GIiggH VIII render
an opinion this week on the question Of
authority 81 the secretary 81 war to
permit the talc %, beer on public rcnef-
vaiiona under his control.
Temperance men throughout the
country, assisted by whisky dealers,
have been making strong effort to
secure prohibition Of the sale OF beer
at military posts and soldiers homea.
80 they succeeded Va getting Congrcfa
dufinr the last session a pToN lslun In
thv army REORGANIZATION law that mo
oiherr Or private soldier shall be de.
Nai 20 cell intoxicating drinks. a. a
bartender or Otherwise In any post os-
~ nnre Or enrteen, not shall any on or
iiereon BE- required or allowed 10 sell
such nquura In any rncnmpmeut,
Tort, or on any premises used Tor mill.
inry purposes by the limited states"
The secretary OF war " spcelally al
reciei issuing such general order az
SHAH be necessary 10 carry those pro-
visions into effcct,
Judge Advocate General Lleber held
Wat the section required the total pro-
hlhiton OF the sale ~ Intoxicating
ldunrr. but Secretary AlEer slmply
published the law For tho inforina.
ton OF all concerned"
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Washington. April s.-The argument
q the naval priAe money case " the
French steamer Olinde Rodriguez.
which was ~ have been heard In tho
United States SUPREME court today, was
postponed until Monday. The post.
lunsmcnt ~ the hearing was ordered
at the request of Attorney Jones, for
the owners uf the steamer. Mr, Jones
made n strong plea 90 be allowed 20 In
troducc certain dispatches " the navy
department relative to the character
u the blockade ~ Han Juan. one OF
these was. he said, from Captain siHa-
bee, AMI had not been printed. II de-
ciarcd the blockade TO be Intellectual.
and had been brought TO the attention
Of the trial court. but tho presiding
JUDGE had accepted II In private ca
paciiy and II was not placed In TIE
record n u was 20 10 In the record,
Sir. Ionna' treatment u the case would
b. very different from what u would
be u this document was not admitted.
The government would only agree %
have the dispatch printed In connection
with afiidavitr explaining IT. purppse.
The court took the matter under adj
vincment.
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people will be guaranteed and pro-
tectcd 90 the fullest extent: religious
freedom will be assured and all persons
shall be equal and have equal standing
In the eyes Of the law.
90 Honor. Justice and friendship
forbid the use OF the Philippine people
OF the islands they inhabit AZ an OBJ
tcct or means OF exploitation. The pur-
pose OF the American government II the
welfare and the advancement Of the
Philippine people.
,5) There shall be guaranteed TO IN.
Philippine people an honest and effec-
tive civil service to the fullest extent
70 which II shall be practical natives
shall be employed
90 The employment and collection
OF all taxes and other revenues VIII
be placed upon n sound. economical
bnsls, and the public funds raised JUST
~ and collected honestly, will be APP
piled only TO dcfrny the regular and
proper expenses Incurred by and for
the establishment and maintenance Of
the Philippine government and such
tefcsts may demand. Local funds
collected VIII be used for local purposes
and not TO be devoted TO other ends.
With such prudent and honest fscai
Administration Il IA believed the needs
OF the government Will In n short time
'tsonc coHlnuple WIN cvhtldttauie
reduction IN taxes.
ca A pure. effective and speedy nd
inlniutration of justice will be leatab-
lifhc1. whereby may be cradicatcd the
evils arising from delay. corruption ana
exploitation.
81 The construction of roads. rail-
roads aud similar means u communica-
ton and transportation and % o'hsr
public works. mnnlfcatiy 10 the al.
vantage Of the Philippine people VIII be
promoted.
,O Domestic trade and commerce.
agriculture and other Industrial pur.
suits. tending toward the general de.
veiopmcnt OF the country In the inter
eHts of the Inhabitants. shall be objects
OF constant rolloitude ard fostering
care.
u.) Effective provision will be made
for the establishment Of elementary
tho establishment Of cieme ntnfy
schools In which the children Of the
people may be educated and apptopri-
ate facilities viii be provided for
higher education.
,iit Reforms in all departments Of the
government. all branches Of the public
services aud all corporations closely
touching tho common life Of the reo.
pie Will be undertaken without delay
and effected conformahiy with right
and Justice In n way 10 satisfy the wen
INuUufu uNfNlNNNH Nflu INV UNNN'NA N"h~
timcntn AMI aspirations % the people.
Such II the spirit In which the Unit.
ed States comes TO the people OF the
Philippine Islands. an dthc President
has instructed the commission to make
this publicly known.
In obcying hin bcheat. the commits
rionefr desire TO Join the President IN
expressing their good viii towards the
Philippine people and 10 extend 60 the
leading rturcneutative men an Invita-
tons TO meet them for the purpose of
personal acquaintance and the cx-
change Of Views and opinions.
jacob GOULD Sc1fuMAN.
n. y. Commissioner.
oEoRE DEWEY.
u. 4. Navy.
ELwEfL 4. OTIS.
Major General Y. =, Army.
CHARLES DENNY.
n. \. Commissioner.
DEAN G. WORCESTER.
y. y. Commissioner
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conrrn sfosn rks1IvAL-.
Postmaster oordon Of chlesre Rep"sss "a
~. Efforts In behalf 81 cstsssssior.

Chicago. April t.-Postmaster Gordon
has returned from the east and an
nounced the results Of his EFFORTS W Pc
half OF the cornerstone festival o. the
new postofiice which VIII be held on
Chicago day. october ?. 1929.
ON behalf Of the parade committee
Or. Gordon secured the promise OF
General Wesley Merritt TO act ~ grand
marshal land Of General J0fcph wheel
cr to act as the commander 81 one az
vision Of the great parade. ON pensii
~ the banquet committee, ne sesnsra
Secretary Long ns one Of the SPEAK
crs and got Justice white OF the tu-
prone Court to consider n similar IN
vltatlon. He Induced Postmaster Jensr-
al smith TO promise an address NJ W.
laying Of the cornvrntone. Hc inNi,en
chief Justice Fuller TO deliver an "FH
tlon on that occasion and hr VIII DO
20 " he returns In time from the nene-
zuela COMMISSIONS ncaaion ~ PARIS
Sir. Gofdon'a Invitation In order 70 at
tend the exercise was accepted by sem
atofH Chandler, u New Hnnprhife'
Daniels. 81 Virginia; Jones, o. Nevada
Corbin. posimastar vanhorn. OF New
York. Postmaster knight. OF uah'
mond, Va. Governor Tyler. OF Nh-
gina. aud Henry Wattcrrnn.
Mr Gordon Il making a vigorous 81.
fort TO have the rough riders attend
the ceremonies w 'vhls ~. 49,. ".
will be laid before Governor itooArNct
whe he visits Chicago next week TO
speak before the Hamilton club.
lie also thinks % making an cuoft 70
secure the presence Of the cadet corps
from West Point
The Presidents secretary, Mr. Por-
ter. will present the formal invitation
TO Mr. Mckinley early IN June. the
architect has Informed Mr.. Gordon that
tho cornerstone Of the new post0nrc
was a block of granite u b. by feet
In size. having cavity IN the center
10 contain whatever the coininittee ma,
choose TO deposit IN ". The corner
niona has nlrvady been cut and lies
In the Mount waldo qunrrics In Maine.
subject 10 the order u the cominittce.
itr place In the new building VIII b
at the southeast corner on the jackson
boulevard front. six feet from Dear
born street.
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WHERE is "KATIE PAGEy'
Question Asked " the chief Of Police
by u Kansas Relative.


thicf u Police Pratt has received a
ietiur expressing tailtltude and iFn1r.
am - 60 the whereabouts u "A Young
LACY ~ the name ~ Katie Pags. o. la
full Mics Nora X. paEe-as shc signs
hsr name both ways" The writer
giiea ha aidrvss a. Washington. Kan.
"a, ana hia name az jacob Oauby.
iis says he writes na "a relative" and
WIN the Tear that some myaterious AZ.
cideni may have bcfallcn Inc rifi' M.
iufthef says that she went 10 Hyde
Para. Utah. from Dresden. Indiana. In
Dcigbgr last and was heard from Al
ii,de Park ~ November. a. which tiine
nhc stated that she was going 10 salt
i.ake city, Mr. Gauhy says he has
written 10 her NJ both places but has
received no reply frum her. Any In.
i.'naiinh - o. the young lady'a
whereabouts will b. grcatly Appreciated
by him.
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so-cnlled Santa Re consolidation bill
passed by the California legislature. he
sald.would facilitate the reorganization
OF the Central Pacinc, put was not
necearary to II. Nothing 20 far NJ he
knew, had been said by the directors
in reference TO consultative the other
leased lines OF the Southern Pacific
company. lie said that T. =. stillmnn.
hie former law partner. was no longer
Int~rcetcd In the nffnira Of the com.
pnny, but he could not confirm reports
that either Prince poniatowski or Hpr-
ace q. piatt would succeed Hiillman In
the directorate.
was incurred by the railroad In the re-.
cent senatorial contest In this state,
and he regretted no senator had been
chosen. lie stated that the cnmrany's
purchase OF large terminal facilities ut
GALVESTON does not mean the ahnndon-
mcnt Of New orleans az the terminal
Of ita Sunset Line.
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United states Philippine Commissioner.
fssus an Announcement.

New York, April t.-Thc Journals
Manila correspondent cablca the text
u tho United StAtes Philippine com.
inihnioncrs' proclamation. Issued today,
she commission dsrircn to nrHuro the
peeniu ot the philippine Islands Of the
cordial good VIII and fratcrnnl feeling
which II rLisft aimed tor them by the
lfsilicnt of the United States and tho
American I'eople.
Lee present aim AID object OF the
United tilten. apart from the fuinll.
meft OF the solemn Obligations II has
assumed toward tho family Of naiiors
BY ita acceptance % sovereignty over
the Philippine islands. N the well ie-
tug. lrosp,rlty and happiness of tho
Philippine people and their elevation
sud advancement To a position among
the most civilized peoples OF tho
world.
the President believes that this 20.
lieity and Perfection OF the Philippine
people n TO he brought about by tbs
assurance Of Peace and order. by tho
guarantee of civil and religious llbcr-
", by the establishment OF justice, by
tho cultivation OF letters. science. and
the liberal unl practical arts, ny the
enlargement of intercourse with for
elgn nations. by expansion 81 Indus
trial pufruliK by trade and commerce
BY multiplication and Improvement pf
the means OF Internal communication,
rs Internal development with the aii
Of mechanical inYcntionh,w with the great
natural resources OF the archipelago,
and. In ward. by the uninterrupted
devotion Of the pepole To the pursuits
Of useful objects and tho realization of
those noble Ideas which constitute the
iigher clsilixntion OF mankind.
Unfortunately, these pure aims ana
purposes al the American government
and people have been misinterpreted 20
some of the Inhabitants Of certain
hlands, and as q, consequence tho
friendly American forces have. without
lTuvucation or cause, been openly at
tackled. And why these hoatilit icaf
What do the best FilipinOs desirvf Can
u be more than the United States II
ready TO givcy They are patriots and
want liberty, In the meantime the at
tentlon of the people of the philippines
u invited 10 certain rcKulntive prlnol-
pies by which the United states VIII %
guided In Its relations with them.
These are deemed To be the points OF
cardinal importancei
WHAT UNCLE SAM PROPOSES,
a. The supremacy OF the United
htates must and viii be enforced
throughout every part Of the archipel-
ago and those who resist II can accom-
pllsh no other than their own ruin.
W To the Philippine people VIII be
granled tho most ample liberty and
telf government reconeilable with the
maintenance of wise. Just. stable and
Elective and economical administration
Ok tdblic AFFAIRS and compatible with
The sovereign and international rights
md the obligations OF tho United
"a Tho civil rights OF the phllInnis.
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CunAN DEADLOCK.
op.a Letter from General Gcmes rails TO
Arouse Any inisre-t.

ftf''"' ny
New York. April IA dispatch TO the
Tribune from Havana says
'Gcn. 0omeE' open letter - his wife
and certain san Dominican friends.
published yesterday. has failed 20 make
any appfccisblc public impression
mainly because II was eifnplc recital
Of his relations with the assembly aud
contained no aliunion q any sort 20 hll
future progrnm. Den. uim,z hAi
another long Interview today with Gen.
nroose presumably about the proposed
without the cooperation Of tho assem-
iiy. Word has been passed around the
island that the seven military depart.
montH are soon to be consolidated into
four. the Occidental embracing ! mar
del Rio and the city and province OF
Havana. tho Central embracing Matnn-
Han aud ranta Clara the 'amiguuy
Consisting Of Puerto Principe. and the
Oriental. consisting OF Santiago. Such
a REORGANIZATION hal been indie Ntri for
rame time past by the pacined state OF
the island and the heavy cuts made IN
the military establishments herr.
The local newspapers revive the fu-
NOR that Gen. Ludlow Il Hou1 60 oc
Transferred frum Havana ~ lhr phil-
lpplnca and that Gen. Ice u 10 he made
the head % the new Ocolfeutii iGpart-
mcnt Gen. Lees nppolntnsnt would
be an excellent one from - political
point ~ view for he has the cor iiai
Friendship of nearly all the elements In
the population hrrr and hlt had a
chance 10 gain a valuable insight Into
the workings ~ the Cuban charagicr
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CLOSING SCENES
IN DENVER CITY.
Twelfth General Assembly Pro-
longed Beyond Legal Hour.
CHIEF CLERK STEALS A BILL
IL discovered and Hauled Into the
Hall. where pse IL struck by
n Member.

Denver. Colo. April 1.-The session
Of the twelfth general assembly %
Colorado which legally terminated NJ
midnight was really prolonged until
1880 o'clock this morning the hands Of
the clock being turned back.
u. II. Dickson. chief clerk Of the
house. disappeared near tho cud Of the
session and II was openly charged that
he had stolen the puhiic utilities bill
IN order To prevent ita being signed be-
fore adjournment when found Dick
anon was struck by n member ~ the
chamber where he was forced TO deliy-
cr the missing hill TO the clerk.
Each houfe passed an antitrust bill.
but they failed to agree upon "a meas
uff
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San Francisco. April lilo Vow, the
chinese consul general In this city,
suggests the formation OF an lnterna-
tional trading company between this
country and china 10 take advantaF.
the dcvolnpnent Of American trade In
the Orient. He has submitted tho idea
10 the Han Francisco chamber Of com.
merce. II Il Ito Vows plan 10 form a
company which shall handle mhnufac.
aifcs and natural products Of all kinds.
establlHh pots and agencies la the
Feety ports aud other points IN China.
Nth a capital OF from $4,000, 900 10 So
10000 and strong enough To compete
Nth tho companies ana Hyndioates OF
England and Germany.
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Men Of the Ninth Immune Rcgi-
ment Gather in Brlgands.
OUTLAWS IN EASTERN CUBA.
Trouble Growing ON the Island -sto-
ries OF ttspinc aud General
Lively Times.

Santiago de Cuba. April a-Four
handlte, among them Antonio Nunez, d
notorious despcfndo. were captur ~
i've miles from san Luis yesterday
alter n lively neht with men u the
Ninth Immune regiment. To-day they
VIEW brought hero and locked up.
The fismentO estate, near tohre.
was visited by eleven hriranda today
and store ON the estate was looted.
In this Instance there was no hrhtlnE'
a regular battle. however. has taken
place near Hoiruin between the ban
dts and mon ~ the Second immune
regiment, two outlaws and one soldier
bcin- Killed.
Further serious trouble n antici-
pated at HoiRuin and Guantanamo.
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Chicago. April 1.-THE present mayor.
atty campaign has been record.
breaker IN the volume % mail sent
through the postufhce. More than q
10000 pieces have n.on sent out. Tho
only other contests that npprnad he'd thiA
ln the use Of the mails was at the time
81 the four cornercd contest In which
Hftnpatcai Warhburne. Elmer WASH
burnc. -. crciEcr and Carter ~. ilarfi-
son were engaged for the mayoraity.
Tho bulk 81 the present campaign
mail was dumped into the pustOfflce
and carriers wcro almost buried BY the
nNnlAnlhn.
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BARRELS OF SAMPLES.
Over Two Hundred rLsas.nd Trial Hot
tie. ssat frs. by Mail.

iiy special ARRANGEMENT with the
manufacturers Of that Justly famous
Kidney medicine. Or. David Konnedy'a
rsvori,e Remedy, the readers OF the
News arc enabled TO obtain trial bot =
tie and pamphlet of valuable medical
advice absolutely free. by simply send
Ing their fun name anel post office all
dress TO tho DIR DAVID KENNEDY
CORPORATION. Rondout. ". ". and
mentioning this paper.
OF course this Involves enormous ex-
penne 20 tho manufacturers. but they
have received 40 many grateful letters
from those who have been benefited and
cured Of the various diseases Of the
kldneya. Liver, BLADDER and Blood.
rheumatism. Dyspepsia aud Chronic
constipation. and all weaknesses pecu-
liar 20 women. that they willingly send
trial bottles 10 all sufferers.
Upon Investigation Il was found that
VI per cent OF those who HAD used the
trial bottle had received such beneut
from II that they purchuhed large sized
bottles of their druggists.
II maitern not how alex you are or
how many physicians have failed 10
help you. send for a trial bottle u this
great medicine. II costs you but "a pos
tai card, aud bencnt and cure viii most
certainly be the result
Put some urine IN glass tumblar and
let Il stand 70 hours; II u has a Hedl-
mcut or N II Il pale or dlscolortd, milky
or cloudy. atIingy or ropy, your KID
neya or bladder are In a bad condition.
pr. David kcnnedy'n FavOtlts Remedy
speedily cures such dangerous aymp-
toms a. pain Ia the back, inability to
hold urine, a burning seaidlng pain ia
pasning II. frequent desire 10 Ultimate.
especially al night the staining of lin
On By your urine aud all the unpleasant
and dangerous effects on the system
produced by the use ~ whlakey. Ninu
Dr. beer Or. David K1nnedy's Favorte
perisdy 10 sold at AL drug stores at
100 for large bottle six bottles s,r
Ss0A
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wAnnrs Lr,sSp psiSo.
Famous Hotel Maa undsrsas- an Opera
ti.a tor Appendicitis.

New York. April t--'rhe condition %
Warren y. Leland, who was operatsd
upon for appendicitis on sunday after.
noon. took serious turn about
o'clock last night and nm hour later
DR.. pitkin was hurrlcdly called. lte
at once pronounced the change very
grave one and advised TINT All relatives
be summoned. Mr. Leland'n son.
charles W. was already with hlr
father, and q telegram was Immediately
cent To- chicago for the remaining ron.
Mira Fannie. the surviving daughter,
was also called 20 her fathers bedside.
Mr. Leland was rtiii living at o'clock
this morning. but DR.. irtGn said only
miracle could save the patients life.
he ga not think he could survive untii
daylight.
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MUST STAY AT MANILA.
War Deparimeyi Refuses 10 Discharge
Utah Volunteer.

Governor wcila has received the FOL.
loving self-esplanatory letter from
uhc war Department.
Hon. llcb~r ". Wells, Governor Of
Utah. Salt Lake CITY. Utah.
tir.-Tho SECRETARY ~ war desires me
20 acknowledge receipt u an Applica-
tIcn signed BY you and members ~
M state l.sgislnturc. asking for tho
dishafRe n ishi Thomas. member ~
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Gan Francisco, April l-The new law
which makea prise Sighting legal Ia
california has been brought 10 the at
leh,lnh OF the tuporyifora by DR., Per.
rauit, who has Introduced an order M.
Ing a license Of 5000 a year on priEo
hshung, or conducting boxing contertn
In explanation uf his measure, the
supervisor stated that the power on
granting permits for fghts rested no
longer IN the board, all that now r.
mhlned for tho supervisors was 10 reg.
ulate the sport by nxlnE license as a
police measure, The matter was re-
feffed 10 the city and county attorne,
for legal opinion.