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Arizona republican., 1899-06-20
EXAGGERATED GOLD.

Vancouver, B. C., June 19.-The steamer Dirigo arrived today from Skaguay, Alaska, with fifty Klon- dykers Many of them claimed that there was a half milhon of gold dust aboard, but the purser puts the amount at S15O.OO0.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-20
THE GOLD PRODUCTION.

Washington, June 19-Director of the Mint Roberts has given out a final estimate of the production of gold and silver in the United States for the calendar year 1898. Arizona is given as: Gold. $2,465, 100; silver, 2, ,446, 800 ounces
Arizona republican., 1899-06-20
MoLINEUx's SECOND CHANGE.

New York, June 19.-Justice Furs- man, in the criminal term of the su- pren1e court today filed an order re- submitting the case of Roland B. Moli- neux, accused of poisoning Mrs. Kate J. Adams, to the grand jury.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-20
DENIED AT OTTAWA.

Ottawa, June 19-The statement published in New York today that the Dominion government has told Eng land to choose between Canada and the United States in the Alaskan boundary negotiations is positively contradicted in government circles here.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-20
THE NEW CABINET.
Two Men Will Undertake Its Making
 if They Have Help.

Paris, June 19.-It was announced this afternoon that Senator Waldeck Rousseau had declined the task of forming the new cabinet.
 Nm. Poincare and GuiHa;ne made their acceptance of the office depend- ent upon the inclusion of M. KrantZ-
Arizona republican., 1899-06-20
SAILORS CLAIMS FOR BOUNTY
The Court of Claims Makes Their
 Cases Special.

Washington, June 19.-The Court of Claims has decided to make special the claims for bounty of the sailors of Dewey and Sampson's fleets. and there is every prospect that the men will succeed in getting their money at the present term. After consultation with the attorneys, and with the judge ad- yocate generals office of the Navy De partment. the court has arranged q set of rules which will greatly facilitate the settlement of these claims. and these have just been printed in pam- phlet form for the assistance of parties to the claims. The attorneys for the claimants have notified the court off cerS and the Navy Department that they have arranged to collect the claims for a commission of not more than 10 to 15 per cent. instead of the 90 Der cent. commission that was de nanded in some cases. Also. the con- mission will not be eXacted in some cases, but the attorneys will prosecute those involving difficult or novel fea- lures, and when the decisioH of the court is announced, other claimants on the same ground will secure their mon- ey without cost, the court and the Navy Department simply accepting the judgment as sufficient To further facilitate action, the court has arrang- ed to try the cases by engagements; in other words, to try at once all cases connected with the Santiago battles; then those with Manila, and then the blockade and miscellaneous claims, establishing q line of practice in one case of each class at the beginning.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-20
A MONUMENT TO BLAND.

Lebanon, Mo, June 19.-A move ment is on foot to erect a S1O,0O0 mon ument to the memory of the late Rich ard P. Bland. William J. Bryan has subscribed $200, and other amounts, in all about s1O,OOO. has been raised.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-20
THE SALE COiISUAIMATED.

Madrid, June 19.-The chamber Of deputies approved the bill ceding the Caroline islands, the Ladrones and the Pelew islands to Germany.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-20
THE ENDANGERED PARIS.

Falmouth, Eng, June 19.-The American liner Paris, on the rocks near the Manacles, experienced today a southeasterly gale. It is now feared that the liner will be forced further ashore and will be broken in two.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-20
A DEAD ooNGREssMAN.

Wheeling, W. Va, June 19.-Captain Danforth, serving his sixth term as congressman from the Sixth Ohio dis trict, died tonight.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-20
ALMOST WITHOUT PRECEDENT
Rapid Advancement of a ''Non-Com. '
 in the Marine Corps.

Washington, June 19.-Mr. Thomas F. Lyons of North Carolina was to- day appointed first lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps He was formerly an enlisted man in that corps, 1D nan cd tn tho orrn,Io nf snr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15
Aaadbentltdbe autaots staats-Bettuate aatttppodb 10. a1opeaber 1899.

herlsi geeen bies Genre bon SGtpdnfen elm
5ltpenpen bat, fomntt nur al5u lei9t in ben
8eroa9t, baB er Dem Publifum fpItsmatif9
Die quite 2aune berberben mill. limb bod
f&rieb Sstar glumentbal ielbit Dor Sabrsn
einmal: rMan fam ft9 ben GeIeben Oes
bramatiI9en Stils, an bic au9 Der lodsrfte
S6pant ~gebunben lit, nt9t unterperfen,
renn man auf benz Sbeater feline planpoIe
5ebel enttpideln, fonoern MIR cine Menge
bon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fleincn Birtungen
Dor bds publifum bringen min. eSn bieIem
SGle tritt an bic Stele elmer Iahli9en M1itz
~thtilung Elm flodiges @eplauOer, b1s BON
@pt1obe gu gpiiobe f4peift, oas Gin3sl6eit
ar Gtn3elbeit tittet unb ale flint Minuten
ben @egenftanb Der tbeatralif9sn SagesprO=
nung tpe9ielt." Wer n4ls i6 tpieoerfam,."
9efe9en bat, fpirb mir 5~u9eten, 5aB bieIe 3eiz
len, bic Ssfar 8lumentbal Donals 9cgen
9ugo 2ubliner I6rieb, au9 ouf Ietnen eigez
nen n%eueiten S9panf etni9ermaBen 5utrefz
fen. &ber bds dnbert f9lieBG;9 ni6ts an
Der unleugbaren S6dtia6e, baB bas pu5liz
FUN an biefem pflodigen 9eplauber" cine
unbGnbt9e Srepbe bat.
Mar g 9oenau.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15
Oberit Shtel dber Ole Sdla9ferti9-
Felt Ser 8oeren.

Einem bon Der v&61n. 3tg." beSGffentz
Gi9ten 8rtefe bes in Oien1ten Srdnspaals
iiefenben Oberiten @9ieG, Der 6%etanrtli5
Zig Dor &ur5em i'm Selbe Elm beuti9es
&orps befe6ligte, entnebmen mir Solgenbes:
n3um S3(ufe no9 einige Wortt iibsr
unIere S4lagfertigteit unb 8epaffnung,
bic BEN @n9lGnbern MIN baIb ad oculos
bemonftrirt tperben biirftrn. Dap mir BEL
Der 8uren : Qrmee ausgenpmmen bic
Mrtilerie nt9t mad einem europG:19en
@rerciere 9feglement fe9ten f%Dnnen, ipirb in
0tutf4lanb Sebem tIur fem, benno8 be-
fiben mir Elm iOl6es, unb 5par ems, an benz
Batter 8lii9er feline 5reube BADEN ipiirbs.
Sir unIere S9lagfertigte;t fprt9t Der l1m<
ifanb, baB ieber 8urg6er iiber bor3iisliAe
S6uBnuffen berfigt unb biefeG6en oorz
treffGi4 gu bdnbba6en berftebt; troy mebr
aIs ausreidenOer pdtronenbeit dnbe perben
mir ni9t elm @iertel 1ooiel berfndlIen als
Die @n9ldnber, beren Solbaten SDlbner
iinb unb ME erfabren BADEN, mas ieoe einz
3elne patrone in einem 2unbe pie Sibz
afrifa fir 8ertb bat, l1niere MauIer6iiAz
fen liefern einen DteI iideren S6uB, als bus
rnglii6e See : Metfortgepebr, beIen aus
benz beiBen 9auf abgefeuerte 9ei9oiie flat
tern unb i4on auf 300 Bis 400 Dieter bGuz
fig big gu 3pet Meter @ftreuen. Den tGrtz
item Mangel birgt aber ous patronenlagtr
Bel einem S9ne1feuer, f4on BON 10 S6ub
a6 funttipnirt Der 9iilienuusperfer f9le6t
unb mad peiteren 10 S9i1en fOnner bic
atsefeHertsn gatronsa II NOD nit ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

Stimme fatt in bo0em Some fdrtG unb
better Hang. Solte bies cine 8orbeDeuz
tune g~epeien, foute Die tpabre Stunt our
literarii9en Merftpiirbigfeit geiporoen ietn,
pie bic S@iuerglode Der S9pei52
pie Soften folgen %einanber, Obne ii6 gu
gIei4en, boot fObaIb Der Menf4 gelernt fat,
aus benz @Orte ben Sab gu fiigen un6 i'm
Sus bic 9ebanten aus3uipre4en, OergOlz
bet Die pOeite begeiternb un0 trOtenb pic
8eee feines 2ebens. 9urG bic Sa6rtauz
fenbe ippgte bic 9t9tung balb brauIen5er,
balo 16pG9er, aber ftets nit ibrer Wtelobis
bas Saiein begleitenb. @on benz Gsrganz
genen ipra9 fte unb bertpies auf sic 3uz
tunft. Sinh Sabre Der @bbe g~eneIen, es
famen tpieber Sabre Der 5lutb. Narum
iolte uns ni9t befdie6en fein, nu6bem bas
neun5ebnte Sabr6unOert 8ilOun9 unb gei=
Itiges 8eritGnbniB in bic Maffen getra9en,
etnen neuen Sag berrli9er @ntfaltung gu
erleben9 Was bic Stunoe S9Dnes bringt,
in fi9 auf3unebmen, bus groBe @rerbte gu
ipiirotgen, lei Der pabre, tiinftlerif9e Sc
nuB oes mo0ernen Meni9en, Der ben eigsz
men 8ertb bur6 6ieIe 2ebensauffaTfung
benefit.
S9iler's n@lode" 1T = mie feGten Elm
Wert ba5u anget6an, als Merfmal GROCER
G~ergangen6eit nod beute unfer 2eben gu De-
gleiten. 8oet6e ertannte ben b~uuernben, lez
benotg bleibenben @ert6 bes @ebi6tes uno
fpdblte es 3peimaG gum poetii9en MittsIz
punt BON S3tqer's Sobtenfeier (nm 10.
Nuguit 1905 gu Qau9itGbt unb am 10. Mai
1879. Sein prOpbetifdes @ort i'm @pilpg
our vSlode" beitdtigte ii9 unb pirb erfiiGt,
10 LANCE Die Poefie ben Meni9en beiGig, Wir
f9lieBen nit @petbe's Worten iiber S9iQer:
Nu@ manbe Setter, bic nit inn gerureert,
Setn groB' @eroienft u%nipiliq anertaant,
Sic fiiblen fi6 bon ieiner &raft beaipunsen,
Sn ieinem &reiie ipillig feitgebannt.
Gum @Dfiten bat er ii0 emporseI6iprnstn,
Mttt Nlent, iuas mir i6dben, eng %beripanot.
80 feiert i'm! Senn ipas benz Maun bos
2ebeu
ytltr balb ertDeilt, ioa gang Die gtaGipelt se6en.
4leranoer Srbr. b, @leibenzG uBpurm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

%sFingern aus benz Eager %entfernt tpsrben,
10 baB es 1einen Wert6 Iptpobl als We6rz
als audi a1s gin3elldoer D~erliert. 9leIb
~ginftige Gbancen bat nniere 4rtiderie.
Mebrere Selbz8atterien alIerneueten S9z
items BADEN mir bon &rupp in @fen nno
56neiber in Sc Greu3ot be5ogen, Die, mas
p,dcifiOn, Srefffi9er6eit unb 8epegltdfeit
uu6strifft, bic rngliI4en 4rmitrongs bel
@eitem iibertreffen. 0a mir duBeroem
nr0 ii6er f6nsres SelOgef4iiB nnb eirige
Sau6iben (Steilfeuergei6ibe) Derfiigsn, 10
finb mir nit btsIer 8uffe auf's @Or8iigs
li6fte ausgeriiItet. 9lm meiifen tomrnt aber
Der 8oerensNrmee lire groBe 8speali6te:t
%itatten, bic ebeniO i3neG cine 5elO<
IbGu6t als ben @uerilufrieg on alien SdeH
unb @noen bereiten fann. Was bic 8oeren
a6er am Itdrfiten ma4t, 1T Der Sepanie,
ihr 8aterlanh bpr benz 1ntergdnge rettsn
gu miiiIen, tie tppGen fiegen pber iterbea., -"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

= Ser tnr5ft9tige 9otelbez
Sin nettes 9eI9i9t9en tptrb BON
einem BARRIER Sotelbeiber er5Gblt, Der nit
10 bO9grubiger &ur5ii@tigfeit bebaftet TT,
baB er trob zines 9oppeltneifers tdum feline
eigene s5ruu %ertennt, fpenn er i6r auBers
6alb 1etner YribatrGume begegnet. Die
&eGner, S~tu6enmGb9en unb fonittgen 4n=
geItelten berpe9ielt er gu beren betmltfem
Qmiiiement beburrli9 matchmaker. 8Ir3z
li9 aber paIirte INN folgenbes ergDBli9e
@eriebn, bus iebt BON benz geiammten 9oz
telperipnal hela9t ptrb. Wonfieur g..
bate perIDnli8 einsn iungen Meni4en anz
eenpmmen, befIen ein5i9e Sbliegenbeit bag
5en1terpuBen fein foqte. Sucqres ma4te
feline Ga9e au9 iebr gut, er battle aber cine
S9ipG9e. @obalb er 1id unbeo6dGtet
9laubte, bolte er elm 3eitungsblatt berpor
unb itubirte eifrig barin. gines Morgens
purbs er babel BON ieinem 9errn iibers
raI9t. Ser Pfli9tDergeRene ftano ipra9<
los Dor S9reden ba unb lieB oles iiber fi4
erge6en, Baden sic Sbre @u9en nnh
mufen sic, baB Sic forttommen," i4loB
Der oufgebra9te 9ptelier feline Stanbreoe.
Sacques t6ut, pie ibm gebeiBen, 5og feline
beiten Sa9en an unb began fi9 NIT ietnem
geI9niirten 8iinbel gu Dem &aftrer, I'M
ii4. ieinen 2Obn aus3ablen gu lafen. Sn
Der g1G6e beg 8ortals traf er mod etnmal
nit benz 8eftber bes 9otels 8uIammen, an
benz er nit einem f9euen 9rnB boriben
ge6en fpollte. 9eier erfannte TIN iebO@
ni9t in Ieinem guten &n5ug unb es entz
fpann fi9 folgenber 9iulog: rSte iu4en
8e79Gftigung2" frugte Der 9Otelier. uSu,
Monisur," e~ntgegnete Sacques. u&0nnen
Sic 5eniter reinigen?" rSapObt, Monz
Tteur." n9m, Sic ie6en gang brauhfur
aus. Ser 1ebte Senterpuber betum nur
.25 5rcs., Sbnen tperbe i4 80 5rcs. geben.
Sic tDnnen glei4 eintreten." p0untc iebr,
MonIieur," fagte Sacques boderfreut. Sn
elmer balben @tunbe befanb er ii9 tpisber
in bemieGben 3immer, in Dem i'm Der gez
ftrerge 8roO6err 6sim .3situngsleien err
tuppt batte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15
Sc beWirtt %lOfOrtige Grleidternng.

Sir &opfi6mersen Job n%ero6ie ooer bur6 uuOere l1rs
iu6en berOOroerufene), Sabni@mersen, &euruIgie,
Rbeumatismus, 9enOcnneb, S6merseu unb S6pd&e
i'm &itden, &iiderat unb gieren, S6mersen in Der 9sz
~bereeeenO, 9lelrife, @ni6peluue Der @elente, iiberz
baupt aGerlei Shmer5en; Der @ebruu6 BON &abtaD's
8eupD &elief brinot ~iOfortiee GrleiGterune uuo nab
mebrtdgiger Sortiebung ~berielben bausruoe @eiIuns.
Stilt iofort Die qualOOaiten S6mersen, pertreibt
6nt3inOuug, turirt @~onseition Der 9unoen, Maeen,
GineetueiOe ODER anOerer Sritisn unb S9leimbdut6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15
9as einSig edte Seilmittel,
Railways Ready Relief
0ar immerItaen ams anBsri@em eebraua.

SIM @ebrauG bon Mtoi3insn, nm S6merseu au Derz
treiben, iollte man f9 Dor lOldeu bitten, Die Dem Sp=
item i6GDli6 iinD. Opium, MOrpbium, Gbloroforn,
Netber, Gocain uno @bloral itiqsn S6msr5en, inDent
fe Oas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %serftOren, oa Der 8az
tient bic Gulpfinounestraft o~srliert. Sieies lift cine
b66ft Oeroerbli6e 9ebanOlung. Gs eutftslt Die Spmp=
tome; anitutt pas 9eiOen su eutferuen, Deri6lieBt es
baifelbe, ~enttrdftet MGeen, Sober unb Ginoepeioe, uno
penn bieie 9ebanDluug cine 3eitlane ~fortgeie5t pirO,
t6Otet es Die &erUen, iuOrauf tbeiItusiie oOer sdualt3e
@lieOerlGbmlng folgt.
IS lit nibt n6tbig, iolbe uneetpiFe @genten su gee
brau6en, nenn Elm unfsbl6arss Mittel, tpie q a
~ s &eabD& elief feIbit ben qualpoaften
S6mers ibneler tilt, Obne ipeOer 2inOsrn nod @ltsR
IbqOlidb All Ieiu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15
MALARIA,
q 61tteIfroH 6teber MmS %
feIfteber b~efteet.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

furirt ni6t uur ben Qatienten, telder BON biefem
i6redliden Seinbe Der &nfiebler in neuen SiftritteH
qepadt ntro, no 9talariu uno 8e6ielfieber berri6t,
MOreens bein auffts5en 20 oosr 90 srOpien SeaDe
Meltef in einem @laie g8aIier nebmen uno einen
Grader ba3u efen. Sies mub Dor benz @srlafen Oes
0auies ~geideben.
SIS giebt tein 6eilmittel in Der @slt, pel6eg 5isbsr
uno We0ielfieber, iopie ale anoeren malariiden, biz
liDien uno uuoere 9lrteu Sieber bel 3ubilfenabme bon
9iaen 10 i6nea furrt, ais RaomaD's Reaop
&elief.
so Gents Die Glaf6e.
bertaufen BET allen @potbetern.
Sie6 5u, oaB Der II. g. Sob. 81. 81. ST." Stamp
on @aem, mas Su taufit, aneebra4t if.
S9ret6e an Or. & m a , & 6 o., 0o. SIS Gin
GtrGse, 0ete QOrs, nap tiIsm Gw& nit @utpsiiuussHs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15
RAILWAYS
Ready Relief
beiIt u b berbntet
GrfaItmmsem, @uifen, SaIspeb, Snfmenaa,
Sromditts, Nmemmomia, @beamatismuss
9tenraIsic, &Opff@mersem, 3abmidmer.
sem, &ftbmta, S&tp eratbmtetett.

6ei1t bief61immi It N g 6m.rseu In
3eit BON 20 Mtinnten. BOD .teine stnnOs na6 benz
g 6mer3eu erbuloen
SunerIi9 - Gin balber big su einem S6eelDfz
fel boil in einem 9laie g8aier turirt Srdmpfe, @ns
fdGe, lauren Ntaoen, S%tauiea. Grbreben, SObbrennen,
&Opfi6mer3en, SiarrbOe, aOlit, SIdbuneen unb ale ins
nereu S9mer3en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15
Oas JubiIdum oes uGieoes pom Ser
GIode."

rSn ben @erbittasen Q799) DOlls
enDete S0iler Das 2ieD bon Der
@lpde." Sa9ebu9 GarOlinens b.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-01-21
WHAT THE Law DECIDES.

The appropriation for domestic and
irrigation purposes of more water than
Is necessary is held, in Hague VS.. Ne
phi Irrigation Co. CUtah), Il L. R. a.
Bill, to leave the owner of a mill the
right to take the excess for manufac-
turing purposes so far as necessary
A statute prohibiting the deposit of
sawdust in the waters of lake, or in
tributaries thereto, is held, in State
VS.. Griffin IN. HI, Al L. R. a III, to
be proper exercise of the police pow
er. With this case is a note on the
statutory protection Of water used for
supplying a municipality.
An action against a city for a de-
fective and dangerous sNeet,. made so
by a street railway track, is held, in
Schaefer VS.. Fond du Lac CWis), IL
L. r. A. 297, to be not maintainabIe
until all legal remedies have been ex-
hausted against the railway company
in possession of the track, as well as
the owner CT the track.
The right to build dams TO aid the
ST. Louis River Dam and Improve
ment Company (Minn.). Il L. R. A
81, to be subordinate to that OF tins
riparian owner to have his land free
from overflow beyond that caused By
the natural condition of the stream
With this case is a note on the right
to use a stream for floating logs.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-01-21

consciousness being regained. There
were present at the time: Mrs. Ding
ley, Miss Edith Dingley, Messrs- f. n.
and A. II. Dingley, sons of the de-
ceased, James C. Howe, an intimate
friend of the family; DR.. Deale, ore of
the physicians who has been attend
ing him throughout his illness, and the
two nurses.
In forming his cabinet prior to en-
tering on the duties of chief executive.
March 4, 1897, President Mckinley
rendered the position of secretary Of
the treasury 20 Mr.. Dingley, but he
declined the offer, preferring to re-
main in his position as chairman Of
the ways and means committee and
floor leader of the Republican major
ity of the House.
Under his lead the house within
sixteen days after the Fifty-ffth con-
gress was convened in extraordinary
session, on the 18th of March, 1897, by
President Mckinley, passed bill re-
vising the tart e.
Mr.. Dingley was Congregationalist
in religion. He was married June II,
1857. to Miss Salome Mckinney, of
Auburn, Me. They have had six chill
dren-Henry NJ, Charles L. deceased
Edward N. Arthur H, Albert G., and
edith Dingley.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-01-21

S Family pills arr the hest
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-01-21
SCRAPS.

IN Mexico the family Of q dead duel
ist can claim support from the person
who shot him.
There are over 200 creameries in
South Dakota, the annual output
amounting to nearly 100000.
Each of the thirty-two cities in
Massachusetts has one or more public
libraries, and only eighteen Of the 321
towns are not SO supplied.
The terra Gotta monument marking
the spot where Lafayette was wounded
on the Brandywine battlefield, was
blown down by the recent high winds
and badly broken.
The Alaskan Commercial Company
of San Francisco has presented to the
University of California its fine col
lection of mounted fossils and eth
biological specimens.
Penelope-It's dreadful! Papa
wants me to marry a man I have
never seems Perdita--That's nothing.
My father wants me to marry man !
have seen.-Harlem Life.
A button cut from the coat of Gen
eral Shafter during the Santiago cam
paign was recently ratified off at a
charity bazar at Wichita, Kas. Two
hundred and fifty chances were sold
at 5 cents each.
The Tyrol had an extraordinary mild
autumn. On November Is flowers
were blooming, and ripe strawberries
were picked, some at an elevation OF
5000 feet. There were alpine roses in
bloom and plenty of-June bugs!
Grenob1e is the place where most OF
the kid gloves come from. At this
place alone 100000 dozen pairs OF
gloves are manufactured annually.
This represents a value OF Ell 400, 00O
to G1,450, 900, and gives employmeH!
to $4,000 work people of both sexes.
The Woman's Institute in London
has published Lexicon of Employ
ments for Women" from which it ap-
pears that there are in England fe-
male cab and omnibus drivers, street
| porters, walking posters cattle
dealers, auctioneers and one iocomo-
tive engineer.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-01-21
LOOKS BETTER AT lloILo.
Natives willing to Accept Professionals.
bat Want 70 Consult AguinaIdc.

Natives Willing to Accept Protectorate.
but Want 70 Consult AguinaIdc.
MANILA. Jan. 16.-Oficial dispatches
just received from Iloilo, island of
Panay, indicate that the natives are
disposed to be friendly, although ALSO
lutely opposed to the landing of the
United States forces without orders
from Malolos, the seat of the so-called
Filipino national government Some
of the officials at Iloilo are not in ac-
cord with the revolutionary govern
mcnt, but are willing to accept an
American protectorate and to go to
state the case to Aguinaldo, if fur
nished transportation by the Amer
leans.
The United States transports New
port, Arizona ard Pennsylvania, with
the Eighteenth infantry. the Iowa
battalion, the Sixth artillery and a
detachment of the signal corps. con-
slit uting General Miller's expedition.
are anchored close to Guimaras island,
between Panay and Negroes, where az
excellent water supply is Obtainable
The natives, though indisposed pri-
marily to furnish the Americans with
fresh supplies, now permit the Ameri-
can officers to go ashore and furnish
them with az escort during the day
time.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-01-21
HOMEMADE PHIL osopHy.

Corporashun o7presshun IL propt up
by the ignurance ov them az gifts OPP
prest.
Anarky is but the eckkor ov mon
erkial tyranny un oppreshun. clothed
in the rags IN shadders of mental de-
spair
A little man IL only strong IL pro-
claimfn the truth. # he gifts to lyin I'm
teIlin whopperze, he shrinks up still
worser than ever.
Spite work reminds me ov the small
boy who sot down on wassip to hurt
his little sisterze feesins, IN found it
TO be boomerang.
If a man has not worked. hungurd,
Tn sufsurd, IN been Obliged to go in
rags-wot duz he know ov life, or the
struggles oy the poor?
In fghtin the cncroachments oy cor
porashuns, a Teller IL heipin along the
poor people, besides gittin purity well
along on the read lords heavin.
Love and pfegyoodice are blind a
young man kin see no fats in the
young Teller that liz tryin to cut him
out.
Suzntinze I think Cords people need
bred a good bit worser than His Cos
Pill needs money. un / feel more like
passin the bred plate than the con
( tTibooshun box.
| Some people cling to the old polite
| I1el parteeze, I'm old moidy ideeze, il
| way to remind me ov the niger hoe
run to the crocllerdile fur proteckshuI
Wen the chipmonk WIZ after him.
1 wonder wot Cord SEE to Hissel
wen he seeze them putin a fifty
thouzund dollar winder in a New Yorl
church, vile sum ov the poor critter
hCo wear the image ov Cord in thel
faces are staryin in tother block?
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-01-21
Married Her for Wealth.

LONDON. Jan. 16.-The Vienna cor
respondent of the Daily Mail says:
Countess Rosemont de Rouge-Aix,
daughter of Mr.. Stewart, Boston
millionaire, has been living in this
city incognito, as governess in a
gentleman's house. 1t appears that
within a few minutes after her we'd
ding she learned that the count had
only married her because her father
had promised to pay his debts, amount
ing to $500, 900 Isl. 500, ooo.) Overcome
by this disclosure. she ran away as a
protest against being sold in this way,
and she intends to earn her living here
until she can divorce her mercenary
husband
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-01-21
AUTONOMY FOR SANTIAGO.

Report From Cuban Emissary CauEes En-
thusiasn-Negro Private in Trouble.
SANTIAGO, Jan. 16.-EI Porviene pub
fishes an extra giving a cable mes
sage from DR.. Joaquin Castillo, now
in Washington with General Wood in
the interest of the Santiago board OF
trade. DR.. Castillo says that complete
autonomy viii be granted to the prov
ince. The whole city is talking of 7
demonstration to celebrate the pros
pect.
A negro private of the Twenty-third
Kansas broke into u store opposite the
police headquarters and stole dia-
mond ring. The police were called
and the man was shot, though no;
seriously. The local press is making
the most OF this situation, contending
that it is only another incident in the
bad history of the negro regiment.