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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-08-26

In view of Admiral Dewey's recent
utterances at Naples, the St. Paul Globe
thinks the Democratic party should
nominate the hero of Manila for the
presidency on platform against trusts
and for autonomy to the ex-Spanish
colonies in both hemispheres. Why not
nominate him for vice-president on the
Chicago platform of 1896 with antitrust
and anti-imperialistic planks added
thereto? We think he would make a
strong running mate for Bryan if he
could be induced to take second place.
Bryan deserves first place and will get
it hands dc WI.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-08-26

The Minneapolis Times would first
whip the Filipinos into subsection to a
foreign yoke and then grant them self
government when they prove them
selves worthy of it. How kind and gen.
erous of the philanthropic organ Of inn
perialism which has subscribed $1,000
for the transportation of the Minnesota
volunteers from Frisco to this city,!
We entirely agree with our cratic con-
temporary in its advice to Mckinley to
give the cold shoulder to Plat, Hanna
and bosses of like caliber and charac-
ter" But Mac depends upon such un-
scrupulous fellows for his reelection
and will pay no heed to the Times ad-
vice
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-08-26

and is induced to spend her money upon
local bills to have them wrecked by
titled Orangemen upon party grounds.
And yet there are still Irishmen who
pretend to take an interest in the affairs
OF their country, and who to some ex-
tent are dependent upon its prosperity,
who declare that we do not want home
rule and that what is called the i'm
perial parliament is amply sufficient for
all our legislative wants.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-08-26
The Ph;listine for July contains ;

The Philistine for July contains a
criticism of Rudyard Kipling which is
anything but fattering to the poet of
Anglo-American imperialism. The
critic, Ebert Hubbard, of Aurora, N.
Y, says: "a clever singer of songs
came to us from over the sea, married
one of our fair daughters, paid beau
tiful tribute to her Brotherhood and
gone-although she has another left
and we have yearned towards this sing
Ell and made his songs our litany-for-
getful OF their barbaric brutality-for-
getful that such songs have cursed the
world a-down the centuries-songs of
violence, blood and sudden death"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-08-26

given way to a feeling of common
brotherhood" Wouldn't it be more ap-
propriate for Joseph Elsinger, OF the
Golden Rule" to donate an eagle
and lion in bronze, instead of two
quadrupeds OF the genus felis, to typify
the "fraternal feeling between the two
branches of the Anglo-Saxon race?
Some patriotic young American ought
to twist the tails OF the ugly brutes and
make the rapacious animals ferociously
roar,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-08-26

The educational number OF the West
ern Watchman issued last week reflects
credit upon the enterprsing publisher
of that truly Catholic journal. We are
surprised, however, that the paper ap-
peared in green dress.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-08-26

War Secretary Root is already men
toned as Macs running mate in the
presidential race next year. They will
make fitting couple to run together
Mac will be groomed by Mark Hanna,
and Root will receive the support OF the
trusts whose loyal attorney he has been
for years.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-08-26

them, as they hoped, when they came
from under the British flag. When
they, or their parents, left the Irish
shore they were attracted hither be-
cause the world spoke of America a.
the land of liberty and equality-the
poor mans country"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-08-26
Andrew Carnegie has RENTED from
Scotland a draft OF $1,000 to the anti
imperialist league OF Boston.

Ri. Rev. James McGolrick, the bish-
op OF Duluth, will sail from Queens
town for home on September on the
"Oceanica" OF the White Star line. He
is now finishing his European tour in
Ireland, the land OF his affection.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-08-26

The only Anglomaniac to express
sorrow over the departure of w. w.
Astor for England, to become loyal
subject of Victoria, is G. w. Smalley,
the New York correspondent of the
London Times. Nobody would shed
tear if this prince of 1unkeys followed
Astor to the shores of Albion and re-
nounced his allegiance to McKinley's
flag.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-08-26

Jacob G. Schurman, one of McKin-
ley's Philippine commissioners, has re-
turned home from his fruitless mission.
He says there is no foundation for the
report that churches were pillaged by
American soldiers. If he comes to
Minneapolis he will find evidence galore
to prove that he is mistaken.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-08-26

President Mckinley has been invited
by the committee of arrangements to
attend the reception to be rendered to
Admiral Dewey in New York. In re-
spouse Mac said he would try to be
present" 1t has not yet dawned on
his imperial mind that Dewey is a
greater man than himself. He will find
out later on.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-08-26

Mgr. Martinelli, the papal envoy, is
said to have sent letter to Bishop
Jansen commanding him to end the
trouble in St. Patrick's church, East St.
Louis, by giving the parishioners their
demand. The appointment of Vicar
General Cluse will be revoked, and an
Irish priest will be given to the congre-
cation.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-08-26

Ex-President Ben Harrison in an in
terview in Paris said that "the United
States has no desire for war and con-
quest" But Mckinley and the plutoc-
racy have.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-08-26

Thomas B: Reed has rendered his
resignation as member of congress to
the governor of Maine. He is going to
practice law in New York.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-08-26

1t now looks as if Captain Dreyfus
will be acquitted. Maitre Labor, the
wounded lawyer, is again in court con-
founding the French army officers.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-08-26

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New-York tribune., 1899-02-22
SING SING

The Citizens Union has completed the work of
revising the village charter and Il has been for
wsrded 10 the Senator and Assemblyman from this
district. The principal subjects upon which the
old charter IS amended IN the matter OF issuing
bonds for local improvements making the property
qualification Of president and trustees 800 in real
estate clear Of all incumbrances; making the su-
per1ntendent o. Streets Office salared one at the
rate OF 81 90 year and increasing the police force
The members OF the Union not united in ap-
proving OF all the proposed amendments, and oppo-
sition 10 their becoming law is promised especial
ly concerning the property qualification clause
A concert under the direction OF the Epworth
League viii fe given at the Highland Avenue Meth
odist Episcopal Church this evening. The concert
was 10 have been given on Monday evening OF last
week but the heavy snOwstOrm interfered
New-York tribune., 1899-02-22
YONKERS

Among the affairs scheduled for today are re
ceptions by william Allen Butler from til II
? m. at his, home, Round Oak. in Palisade-ave; ;
reception and smoker OF the Fifth Ward Repuo-
lican Club. election Of elders and deacons Of the
Westminster Presbyterian Church bowling IN the
hollywood Inn tournament. basketball az the
arnorv Of the Attn Separate Company. the Guards
men against Au-New-York Stars; Aunt Polly
Rassetrs Singing skewl," al the Central Methodist
Episcopal Church. evening prayer ana sermons
~ 81 Johns and Christ Episcopal chuIches
The annual meeting OF the Womans Foreign
Psptisf Missionary Society OF the Walourton Ave
,ne Rantiet Church viii DE held tomorrow after
noon Mrs Heinrichs. q missionary. VIII ADDRESS
the gathering . ,-... NO..
given AZ the Park I'm Country cub Garrett 4.
Seryjss sroke on Napoleon Ronaparte
New-York tribune., 1899-02-22
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

Ex-Judge Isaac y. Mills, OF Mount Vernon has
presented a bill for $50 for services performed IN
defending the village in the Rockefeller suits
The Injunction suit brought against tho town OF
Mount Pleasant by John d. and William Rookie
feer restraining It from paying the bills OK Frank
v Mlard and others has been noticed for trial on
Saturday.
At A recent meeting Of the Trustees proposition
10 accept from John D. Rockefeller tax on the
valuation of his property at the highest appraisal
by an expert was made. The Trustees passed a
RESOLUTION favorable 10 this proposition. nendng the
decision Of the referee IN the town case. and Nh
Rockefeler's representatives paid taxes on an as
eessrpent Of Sl23 $50 At the Board meeting on Mon
day night II said that the highest figure placed
on the property by Mt Mt K9ckeieiI9Ts expert Wa Was
sel for Mr. Rockefeller. is now engaged In making
on investigation 10 see II mistake has been made.
and II such is the case Mr.. Rockefeller will pay
d taxes on the difference.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-22
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

Tho certificate OF Incorporation or the hi''o' q
uaIsted Advertising Company was hied IN 'n'
county Clerks Office yesterday. The incorpor a'Io
,s 70 carry on an advertising business ana 'N'
amount OF capital stock is 5000. divided INTO ne
hnr6red shares OF 500 each. The principal business
esoA Of the concern is in Rye. and the clrectoTs
u TJerrv Halsted and Augustus NJ ha-s.eu' "a
pya and Henry s Ritter Andrew }. Basu"e anu
IroSbn ~ Beves Of New-Nork city. -, .o-,,,,s o
- +ps Rcar6 of Supervisors yesterla! in, ,. re
.hn-e vas warm debate over the resoiu,ol 1ro
duced on Monday directing ne { y,borizng
I,,es ~ onpose the passage OF the blli ,
NJ OF TWO Assistant DisrlcI ~
49, for this county salary OF S-t Ia ne
1,estion was considered from the pYi!.lCe any,
THs.-occrafic members having aeclueu 70 -, e,s
so-sase n the expenses OF the IN
tsce "A me Democrats are IN the "a nv
~ Toard the resolution was passed o9 d POI
vote. silkman has appointed Fannie LaW Az
rerce elavdien of The persons ato ~,ors esIeo va
80 p,STb Lawrence. minors, OF 1Onhetss q, .h,s
sbinqton's Birthday viii pe oDseicSN ~ h,iei-
-ser hv the general Suspension ~. I,
Ninaee ,Is closing Of banks and postoLnCei;, ;,, -
o,n+v buildings the courts ano OH oISeS aet g
ule uS =" the hoard of Supervisors w" iHe'' 40
usu"r * social viii Re given ms eXeh'as a. njoT
mar, mar bv White Plains Council No V JonntIa Jon,p
1reso 1-ri+ed American Mechahics' @'- -"'
1IoeLL - CourcN 40. $ =. Of y . C-o,,-,.v
as,,,sl convention of the w eetCie - T}o~.lst
- ~ I,,es- F~3a7vcr societies meets AZ t'e - is
SS,S ,r fhis village today Ane nss%t - brndre8
:. ~ o,coek Between Eve hundred anu S'N
s.,asatss are expected 70 be preseh"
New-York tribune., 1899-02-22
NEW-YORK CITY.

A meeting Of the seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht
Club viii be held at No. 10 East Twenty -second-st
on February %. at $50 p. n. Clinton H. Crane will
give his lecture on Naval Architecture" which
was postponed from February Il on account Of his
illness on Friday evening at s:9o o'clock at the
clubhouse.
The Rev. DR. George r Van De Water is 20 ee
the preacher AZ the & o'clock service at the Church
Of the Holy Communion tonight The Rev. Will
lam Stanley Emery. rector Of Christ Church. Nor
wich. Conn. will be the preacher on Friday night
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court yes
tArdav handed down 4 decision ordering special
Jury IN the trial OF Ernest VI. Wech for suborna-
tion Of perjury. Wech IS the lawyer who Is &C
cused Of conducting 8 school for the instruction
Of witnesses who were "a appear IN suits against
the Metropolitan Street Railway Company for ds m
ages for personal injuries.
The Rev. Dr David G wye has arranged a
series OF Wednesday, night talks Important
Movements Of Our Time" for the Scotch Presby-
terian Church. The first will be given az o'clock
tonight by Major Edith F. Marshall. assisted by
Captain Hattie Core. The Organization.
Growth and Work Of the Salvation Army" Tho
addresses will be made in the lecture-room, No. 2
West Ninety -ffth-st
The General Laws Committee ~ the Assembly
Will hold a hearing this afternoon on the bill 10
reduce the legal rate Of interest IN this State from
q
cations Of business men from various parts or the
State will be present IN Albany to oppose the
measure The Merchants Association of New-York
has prepared memorial for presentation 10 the
committee IN opposition 10 the bill.
The New-York City News Association sent 70 the
newspapers last evening an article in which II was
stated that the following information was fur
nished BY Thurlow Weed Barnes: 1T appears from
a cable message from William Barclay Parsons,
chief engineer Of the American Chinese Railway
Syndicate that the mineral rights obtained by
the syndicate much more valuable than was
anticipa ted. and Clarence Cary, one Of the mem
bers Of the syndicate. has started for China "a
consult with the officials there TO their develop
ment Mr Parsons entered upon MS work, witt
Amer,can and native assistants about three
months ago and his report Will be at Shanghai
about the time NJ Mr.. Cary's arrival"
New-York tribune., 1899-02-22
DANCES on sTATEN ISLAND.

The fourth annual masquerade II the American
ptee rrearn YVES held in Turn Hall Stsp.eton. last
evening 4 large number of guests took part In
the dance and many attractive costumes were
worn.
The annual masquerade of the Casteton Fire
Patrol was held IN Roe's Han. West Brighton,
lasf evening. The hall was decorated Win naBs
end bunting and a large number Of guests a.
tsnded. II conceded 10 De the most suce5ssi"i
dance ever given by the company
Cleveland and Fosebenk temples TemBiaTls; OF
LIBERTY held their annual bail in Klein's Pavilion,
Clifton last evening. II attended BY about
three hundred guests and memf~~. and dancing
was kept up until early morning supper was
served at O'Clock.
Edgewater Council Companions n the Forest,
held an anniversary ball in Chernys Hall, Staple
! ton, last evening. About hve hundred guests were
Dgesent
New-York tribune., 1899-02-22
TARRTTOWN.

The result of the examination Of John Given by
Drs Freeand and Todd showed that he was men
tally unsound and physically weak but his condi-
ton was not such as 10 warrant his committal 10
an institution chief Of Police Nossitter learned
that his home Is in Southport as he had said and
yesterday Given was taken there by James i@'lan'
Overseer Of the Poor.
The Greenburg Town Board met on Monday after
noon and appointed Charles ". p. Dammann clerk
20 iii the vacancy caused by the death of K
Coroner Charles 4. Miles OF Yonkers held the
inouest into the death Of John Ledwith YESTERDAY
afternoon al Police Headquarters. The jury iound
that Ledvith was murdered by Harrison Howard
coIored who shot him through the heart
New-York tribune., 1899-02-22
PEEKSKILIA

The village caucus OF the Republican party on
Aforaav evening was one OF the largest and mos'
enthusiastic ever held IA Peekskil EX-PostrnaS'e,
John smith jr caled,the convention 10 order' anu
Coroner Mason was Gected chairman. tN-J uose
Stephen Lent. George f. Briggs 'asSluS VI "'-
- or6 V-n,,am J. Charlton were elected secre-
tsr,es Sanford r Knapp named eX-Register John
I storm for President and he was nominated oy
acclamatIon Edward p. Osborn for ITeasurer
s Fletcher Allen for Assessor ana seth Iaoor loI OF
trustee in the First District ana isaac n Si' -
I tbe second District also nOmlhaltt. l"'
Water Commissioners there were tnreT cai--loa 49,
-WNb1lr L Ellis Dr Alexander D. Duhuai h.u
pob1rt 4 Pd ,he Some time consumed IN ihe
voting and Ellis and Dunbar were chosen, me ne
tickef IS considered strong one. CHAIRMAN Mason
eppointed the following Village committee Lev
eTet + Crumb George f. Briggs. MlIlan NIIc4X
frank Montross George II. Jewell. IMAM II
T,,rner BENJAMIN Bassett, Thomas Mccoy LOUIS
r. Travis and Rufus NOcum.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-22
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.
Washineton's Birthday observances.

Washington's Birthday observances.
Annual dinner OF Merchants and Manufacturers
Board OF Trade. Hoffman House, $50 p m
Pigeon-shooting contests. Garden City Long Ia
and
Colonial Club dinner p. m
Hebrew sbeltering Guardian Society reception.
70 p m.
Metropolitan Club dinner. evening
Vev-york Southern Society dinner Hotel Savoy.
=. m. .
Eove. brigade review eth Regiment Armory. i:45
?.
ty-seventh-st. $50 p. m.
History Club Of the Church Of the Divine Patsr-
nity, 8 p
New-York tribune., 1899-02-22
HONE NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
AsTOR-Major +. D. Thomas. L. A. Fif III Ia
AVENUE-M Pappenheim, OF London "i'A->D ~
T-ipadier-General J. Ford Kent L. :. A M
PERIAI-Norman ". Cramp, Of Philade!pnia
NANHATTAN-J y. Beckley, Of Rochester N I IL
RAY HILI-W. A. SutherlA1d or hoches'e''
WATDORF-Cnrrord Ilfton. OF Ottawa
New-York tribune., 1899-02-22
MOrrNr NERNON.

-rna members OF the City Club will entertain
,be,r friends tomorrow evening with programme
Of vocal and Instrumental music. number o1
talented professional and volunteer artists VIII ap
Roland 5 Dawson viii give an illustrated lecture
on Hawai- IN rne Manor cub Feiham MaAOr next
Monday evening Al O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1899-02-22
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Plymouth. Feb 2l-sale5. steamer Pennsylvania N5e11.
spl!edt from Hamburg for New-York
Grafton Feb 2iSaed. steamer Ekiptiks Dam. Klaa
Mancheser Feb 2o-Arrived steamer Clvi-r CRr Quin-
Prawle Point Fob 2l-Pas.ed steamers Masconoulo
CT3ri jenkins New-York for London. Palatia 0Ier).
Rec ing. New York Hamburg
Copenhagen. Feb 2Arured. geau1er ST Rornans CBrl,
Healv NeW-To-k for S.ettln.
Roterian Feb 2l-Ariv~d. steamer Eiam Dutch.
Gibraltar Feb 2i--Passed, steamer ReTus CGer2.
schwarer to- New York. 18th. sailed Ki'ue CBr
Horn from Genoa for New York.
caps Spartel Feb 21-Passed. steamer Nutneh OBJ,
TaIger Palermo Tor New YORK.
Naples Feb 20Arrived. steamer Trojan Prince OBJ,
Fae ieton, Genoa etc Tor New-York
Genoa no da;el-Arrvsi steamer Cape Comorin CBo.
Homsn. New-Nork
Wessins. FEB Ia-Arrived. Victoria G7r,.
Bridges Palermo for New-York
Palermo Feb 15-Saed. steamer Nuffed 'Rrl. Fsrrer.
New York
saerno Feb l7-Arrve4 steamer Ashlanas OBJ. Lewis,
New York via Cagliar.
Algi-rs Feb 20-Salled. Ruh4ns CBr) Wydale
Nron Fune Sew York 18Th. Gottfri@i Schenker (Aust).
Par3vlcl New-York.
Carrth-rs New-York VIA 81 Vincent. O v
s. Mchaels. Feb 21Arrived steamers MyrtNdeue C3r).
Yle. Girgeru for Sew-Tork; -trath.even 03r> Moar,
Madeira. Feb SAILED steamer Lnwood Cor). stlhhs
Grom MentuudD. New-YCrk
RIO Jaa-iro Feb ls-saned steamer Co.erits. Bo
salter NeW York.
Para Feb ie-Arrvsd. steamer Fiuminenss Csr,. Hsr-
vev Ncw York
New-York tribune., 1899-02-22
DOBBs FERRY.

Miss Emily Le Grand Morton and William y
NfcCorob were married yesterday afternoon al the
Dotbs Ferry Presbyt .rian Church. The pastor. the
rev Thornton VI NveD, Offciated
New-York tribune., 1899-02-22

Muscular pains eruptions, burns and all skin
sfict!on. cured by GRENES : OINTMENT
PARKFRS HAIR EALSAM ls ife 20 the hhir.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MIMI 'I''7 7'1@'177'77-l =.
Sunrise - Moon ass Moons rye y
HIGH WATER 10 DAY.
AM-Sandy . .36 Gov. Island 9 10 Hell Cato 7 80
PN-Sandy Hook 6.i7 GOV. Island $40 Hel Cato s:S9
New-York tribune., 1899-02-22
Tru-rsDAY. FEBRUARY 2s
UTICA MILLS

TIICESDAT, IEBRJ Ah1 -
.,,uts Nassau Banarnas.......... 100 800 m
C4e1fncqos south cuba 7 & Cuha. 100 m 300 ? m
der Gros- Bremen. q Lloyd 100 m Ioo" "
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY d.
Advance Colon Panama -lI1p m 2.D N
New-York tribune., 1899-02-22
ToyAwAYDA WARS ON THE CENTRAL.

sONE TRAINS DON'T STOP THERE 20 THE ROAD
MTsr GO out OF BUSINESS.
Tonawanda y. Y, Feb. n.-The Common Coun-
ell last night Instructed Village Attorney Fish to
rroceed 10 have annued the NewYork Central
Railroads franchise, and 10 have Its tracks torn
up where they cross streets In this village This
action wa- taken because the Central has not com
plied with demand that all It's passenger trains
stop al the local station Several weeks ago the
Council instructed the Chief Of Police 70 enforce
the ordnance restricting the rate of speed Of rail-
way trains within tho village limits 10 elght miles
hour.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-22
Announc cements.

PUes-Dr. Chairman, 107 East 23d. No cutting
BOOK tree city references. Pay when cured
New-York tribune., 1899-02-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF w-YoRK-TUEsDAY FEB 81. 1899.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw-YORK-TUEsDAY. FEB 21. 1899
ARRIVED.
Steamer Kaisow Dr Maitland Souranabaya December
q Samarsng "a Said January u, Gibraltar 30 and
Delaware Breakwater February 20 with sugar 10 hende
son Bros. Arrived al the Bar At 10 m
Steamer Pecoric (Brl Miller Venice January l. Gireentl
Catania TO- Messna IS Palermo H. Gibraltar 23 and
perm lda February lS with mdss 70 Phelps Bros a CO.
Arrived at Bar at 2:3O N. =,
Steamer Seguranca. Hansen. Vera cruz feorHsry 10
sengers 10 James y 90. Arrived al the Bar at
1873 o- r,-, =
Jacmel 10 ana Santa Martha a. with fncse 70 RIM fo
wood q Kenock Arrived at the Bar al o;IO ? "a
Steamer Adirondack (Br) owen Savanina Feoduary T.
Carthagena g. Port Limon IA and Kingston 10 Win
mo ana 6 cabin passengers PIN. Forwood kelloc-
Arrived at the Bar al 90 ? m -
Steamer Yucatan Robertson. Havana FEBRUARY lS
with udse and 20 cabin passengers 70 James Ward 3
GO. Arrived az the Bar At Z 10 ? m - 49,
Steamer Fl Mar Grant. New-Orlsans February lh with
ndse J 7 Van sickle. -
steamer oneida staples. Georgetown G February II
and wilmington. q. IS. with mdse % William clyde
g. co.
Sandy Hook, Feb o. s9o mWind south: light clear.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-22
SAILED

Steamers Norge DAM. for Cpenhagsn. etc; Button
OBD Pernanbuco etc; Kansas CITY savannah; San
dusky (Br) Port Elzabsth etc: Nomadc (Br Liverpool
LAIN Ger Bremen Via Southampton; Hn!cke-bocSer er
Nep'-Orleans. Maurts Dutch. Hsyt etc; Excel
sior NeH-4Oreans Princess Anne Norfolk and N@WpoT7
News: Conaanche. Charleston and Iacksonvine city Of
Hayar6
New-York tribune., 1899-02-22

2 3 W Sherwood" r. q "
Whipped Scam Cu1.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-16
Forty Native. Killed.

Tho number 81 cartridges fred by each
what appears - 10 reiiahis, authority
ferty 81 sae asSs'i#n;s we're killed and
nifty wounstYa. This Information Was oh
tanned several dsTs after the ems cement
Whenever otr snen cog3d act cover they
turned ard fred