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Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-12-30

Weber will sing at the morning service.
The sermons will be suited to the sea.
sor. The morning theme "Redeemlng
The rire.' Evening. THE DAYS Are
EviI"
A most cordial invitation and welcome
to ALL
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-12-30

Use Prof. Fields worm powders. !
single trial proves their worth.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-12-30
Natural Mercantile Inference.

failed completely.
Merchant-What! You don't mean
to say that he has more than he had be-
fore?-Kansas City Independent.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-12-30
TINT CARD.

COLO. & SOUTHERN.
No. II, for Denver h b.nss;: SIS ~, a; m.
No. 49, for Denver 1 Departs, 4 433 p p M M
n. ., t,ou D.nv., Arrives o:3o a. m.
wv 49, ''o-' e Departs o:38 a. N.
~, . t,o Arrives $40 p. m.
No. ~ " Departs 5:45 p. m.
DENVER. BOULDER SPECIAL.
ARRIVES DEPARTS
1870 p m I2:4o p m
u.
ARRIVES DEPARTS
$3.50 IN. I25op. m.
3:25 p. m. 3.55p m.
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o. Dolly euau md weekly tribune

TKRMs-Isc. per week; SOC. per month
by carrier. $500 per year when paid in
advance.
Advertising Rates upor application.
Entered at the Postoffice at Boulder
Colorado, as second-class matter.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-05-05

leave San Francisco. What pity it is
that he and all his ilk cannot be sup
pressed.
Colonel Funston and his Kansas
regiment are winning more than an
ordinary need of praise in the Philip
pine war. The gallant little colonel,
only weighing about one hundred
pounds, has had the honor of having
himself and regiment conspicuously
mentioned in Gen. Otis report for
daring and skill displayed. Kansas has
had much fun made over the political
vagaries of her citizens in times past,
but since the state has Paid about one
hundred and eighty-seven million dol
lars of mortgages within three years
and has sent such a regiment to the
Philippines, commanded by such an
officer, it is time for the Eastern money
lenders to let up on her. The West,
Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah,
Idaho, Washington and California have
proven the kind of stuff their people
are made of, since the war with Spain
began.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-19
FOUND GREAT PROSPERITY.
Railroad wan surprised at the Hap
py Conaf,son of People on the
racine 1onat.

CHICAGO. April j. George II. HefTsra.
general manager % tho Milwaukee d s.
Paul railroad. has 55st returned frpr an
extensive tour of fh@ Pacific coast lie
reparfs fhas North Pacific cuass r1fa,s are
tast now experincIng s. wonderful Tevfv-
al All industries arsa prosper ng "a an an
rrece3entei extent Tae mining Industry
is having toenn Mineral deposits In the
states ~ Washington oregon and fiaho,
which we're scratched ever as l8ng ago
as is6a are mow being systematically work
81. AMI tire richness os their deveiogrsen,
= proving a genuine sar9riSe. British Co
it.r1lssa's mineral resources are aiso prev
ing 70 be practically lasxhA sssiEie,
While mining industries are proSrarlng,
agricultural interests are also F.oaT3shins.
ard all CLASSES are Rejoicing tH pasnoTyse-
nsily ress it:ues. The t0w sseens-ciass
co7cafsts rates have reSsif@s IN over So.
Yeng.s goisg lu.o that territory SO fsr this
year. ara tle DEPARTURES frora Sorsa IA
cane towns for Alaska uS~stsAsr - per
week
Northern California ass had more aaua-
aans ra}ns thls spring shAa tor number
~ years past
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-19
COURT WILL FIND
against GEN. NILES.
Embalmed Beef Charges Have
Not Been Sustained.
WAS GOOD WHEN BOUGHT.
Defects Were Caused BY Trans
portation or by the Tropics
Censure for Officers Who
Failed to Report.
WAS GOOD WHEN BOUGHT.

WASHINGTON. April H.-The army
court Of inquiry has begun the framing OF
It's report. While q few minor matters
remain for examination. they are not such
as 70 affect the main facts.
Ii Is regarded certain that the court
will ind that Gen. Miles charges that en-
balmed or chemically prepared best was
sent to the army have not been sustained.
The position Of the court is believed 10 be
that the testimony is conclusive that both
the refrigerated beef and the canned beef
were in good GQndi,sen when delivered To
the government and continued so until
issued 10 the Eroors except that portion
damaged In transportation or affected by
tropical conditions and 10 these causes of
injury and these conditions the chief
causes ot tToSble will be attributed II
Will De shown that the refrigerated beef
after being taken from the ice In the
tropical climate spoiis quickly unless wei,
cared for and tha. the canned beef after
being opened because os ths great heat
becomes repiisive in appearance and 50
unpsIa.Able-
The court will hold as the result OF
chemical investigation by experts that the
canned beef Is wholesome ana nutritious
Attention will be called 10 the fact that
il was uses! throughout The war hy cur
navy. and l. stlll used by the feet.
Il L. believed the court viii cvislctse
those officers who have testified that they
became aware that bad meat was issued
u the troops aad failed 10 report their
information Until the war concluded.
The court held three SESSIONS today de-
voting the forenoon 90 an executive meet
inE the afternoon TO listening 20 the reai-
ing nf rernrfs ns Amy nfacnrz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-19
EEWPACIPIC STEAMERLINE
Vessels iii Leave San Francisco
Every <tu~ Days for
PORTLAND.

PORTLAND Or Arr. I&.-N1tAin the
uext n.ansh. aseger1ing 81 tsas stztsfssaf %
q " Anfrsms. cf she firm - Cog4ksiux 4x
Autriga. shipping r1~seaAnse oe san FraE-
cieeo another tine - steamers wfii h@ ply
ing as-Ts@wa snas efsy and P0rriaEgs Tss
steamers wtlt rscs a. Grays hArsssg.
" stIr sfo2s-
T-a7e M@rnss&1ts' Steamship Company ~
Ssa fTFsEe sNce wfsa AnfrtrFs .t4Ges oper-
ain t&@ sgeaa az@ss. zrs1 = IL srxG~~rsssi that
= sseasss- Will leave Saa FAr&Es-s%css every
Etne ssAyz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-19
CLAIM QUAY WAS A VICTIM.
Ia,xver~ for the Defense Make the
Experts FfGures Look Less
damaging.

YsFlT-AT}g1 .T,{fiA. Apesi 1.-THE Dr.
t,.se bad - .eears s.dgy a tae tgssl -
Seratar QuAr. sg2 sa>3e tbe n1o~t - .fs
eyrcrtn-Egy E1vae-t A0reucta1t = -
s-ls}h. the corause7Nea1ts1s witness. ~'1s
ansscr a seo:shrs frs # eTo~s-cs ssAsss.'sa g.
rlou a1l 3sy. aat tse Fesp't ot 2; s'ssf-sl~s
the e~gzssa ,A4t ths szetwafk Z sTi4erec8
wrought Ar f'4e presecsst5ae fTern sae
eaoss - the broken esa1as. tending 10
s3-5~ Senator 2eay's guilty. participation
IL she gn}awtal use SO the aAzS's MONEY.
was very ssvcA shaker by she a'lsrlss .vls
iAe w.gsess wsss compelled - make aaeeT
tae ssslsa7 essz;s1Esns et Attorney l. 5
sEss Neaiy aN 'he a-na-egs'y aarr-
2xsae eatrsez at,acfea i0 se@a3ar <aaS's
naFae - aevesaf. ~ tfsslsea yesterday.
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TAa capture - tae Y9Tk,asa waz 3ls
etssss-4 wiFf7 sn-ea feenE ia aavaI esFcies
Tae misfortune ~as se.. sssa sateS kess-
ness ~ raa naYy h1s c-asiss3 iises. tsss fsr
e.a fry>=suu3ty from r~v@r*ss- The asTn rails
sgsn4sea u today was sae nrs. ksas Isg'se
:sAt sae sssgasrsae1, E44 taat ts~ Yorx-
rn~a hs3 gore a ;he. sgeei&s rasssaaA 70
resgeve size s-srssn gsrF4ssa a. ras~zE-
T-Aa. ine csa,aTe sasz.as havs b~es e-<-et-
- WIFE s1e American forces were 50 =
rrsssssem - merry .owar4 ts@ sgsa3aFzs
rsssee .Ana rs sAs prosecution - 4 ce-s-
n ~ .saas - szs hstles ;Asz srzsn wpusa
Aava 80 farta@g srssgnets sar qus%t.ssgfsss
ss4 xso4 fasa win whs1a tsss Amerseaas
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AZ the city eogncli chambers this even.
tmE & special committee of the council Will
begin an investigation touching sab1ec;
h which every snhahisant CT the city has
a vital Interest. ard wa.ch on account Of
Is nature ard sop. Is undoubtedly ;he
nosss unique inqaisy ever begun in the
name q the city.
The R.neaart committee wili today Issue
subpoenas fer witnesses who are expected
20 TESTIFY in the hearing and throw light
on the alleged connection CT sEe SaoGaal-
ME Falls Power Company with the Tracy
Robertson suit restraining the city from
letting the conteac; fer the construction Of
the Cedar river System.
s T. Mitchell. general agent for Ire Gen.
eral Electric Company. yesterday arrived
from Nex York. He Ls accompanied by
& A. Stons and l.. J. Webster engineers
ard representatives NJ the capitalists who
are backing the Washington Power Trans
mission Company. II is charged in the
councu resolution ot Monday night taat
the Saoqu&lmle Falls company Is using the
city 10 drive The former company oa: of
business or prevent It from using the wa
;ers Il Cedar lake Nj M!teheils arrival.
TIE inquiry tonight promises 70 be very
interesting N this. that there IS strong
possibility that Charles H. Baker. man
ager of the snoqualsnie company. will re-
fuse 10 appear and testify in answer 10 the
resolution az ,he council Cooperation
Counss, ". E Humphrey will be present
and take charge OF tae inquiry on behalf
% The city acting "a the legal adviser Of
the committee.
Proceedings In the Cedar river 'z3unctlon
cases moved rapidly yesterday. Judge
Moore. II the superior court. ruled against
The plaintiff contractors IN the cases
brought against the city by the Moran
Bros Company. T. Mcclellan ard Stirra,
tsoetz = Co This morning the attorneys
for the Plaintiffs w:!l notify the court
whether they viii amend The complaints or
appeal TO the supreme court direct uron the
demurTers. Tire 9emurrers which :he
couf; sustained sats~ he whole question
involved ia the l,tigatioa.
Judge Moore yester5ay indicated a desire
- sweep away tae legal rEeiimlnarisS.
wAieh are calculated 70 consume time. and
so get - The meat ~ the matters st issue
between the iis!gaats ara the city. file
informed fhe attorneys fcr Tracy Robert
son that he woald consider the Ques-ion
raised in tAs Robertson suit ,Als morning
a,1hough the ease Was 10 have been heard
ar Friday
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Durham Predicts No Election.

Insurance Com missioner Durham. the
recognized leader O: tie csag sac;ioo. sal3:
"A: the outside 7 aont believe mere
,har twenly members vN1 so aver - tse
enstCsssay camp. including those ada.tieylai
ones who are expected u ! ave ~ tenor
row. Tha: nvubsr cannot exgee; the elec-
tion = C.itca States senafcr. and lie
legislature wifi adjourn at uoon Cn Thurs
day without having chosen successor
to W QUAY He are e@st-.ly satisfied
wsth ss.s result. and are content n go he
fssc ths people az she Coming e3o1tIan and
se; ihra dee:5e waere Hes TIE blame"
TIE house tonight adopted hetA majority
anA minority reports % tha bribery sn-
ves.lrotlon committee. waacn reports
vsere presented - RE hng$e yesterday.
and walcsa named u'-,s persctss whom Ia
e --rYast;ae Believed Eassty of e7vr1pt
solicitation - members - tse legislature
e., eo-.nz-ti- q v!r1 ,re oalIet1E for United
States senator sna tae consideration o: ire
Ncs-8rroi. terY H.l-
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Lieut. Gilmore Force In
ents-Their Unknown.


w rcnA Dewey:
= ApTH
of of
of .sof
uhkh of the rass
fd TO.
o. w.
o. SmnS
Lzna P. adrsonJ ansC MnIsey
bedec
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Drove Them Like Apache,

''But now. ayrawie5 along the lee side
OF ne efnsaak fasfst - the rcadwaY for
ise yards repairing damages and raHlling
holss-~were Il brace ~ California CON-
panies. ard two words caliesi shsm Into
action aE8in sua sens them skulsssg lke
Assacaes straight through the stream ard
along fhe rGA5sslav beyond antN tae fore
snox; rsan was faI sg yards beyond tns
hr'age- Theu craving 81 his ieft until
each iran cosl4d 'Aght' over the ybaa AZ
she haliAf~splsffinS eArthwpwsa beyond sn
of sudden California Iet drive a rrassi-
ing votlsy ara promptly every Filipino
sucked sssa fs~gam 20 ere wild Then 0ysr
went The hF1sassi@r ard the tw3 wsgh him
wha were tn saddle Then at cams Idaho.
SIX sirnrs COMPANIES. whirilHx over the
bridge wffncut Issa - 3 man Then re
frat three companies :rnffe8 fsst - the
right - support the iong extended the ~
tfse WAzh!ngtons. Thea earne tire otAer
three. with brave eaa Mai AcConvslie AZ
their bead turned - the frfg BY she
general IN Ysesspn 70 aid ia the assault ~.
fae eaftApsaFie4 ard tsa gars T'saef ap rose
she Washlmxso1s Cf tas ssft wing. hsli
back tsfi Ihen thai ths re3esahss might ne
attacked at fha same instant n front Aud
aank. ard tiara came ;}se f.ach - Inc aght
ard tfsa fIArnss1 work 81 liza 1Ay.
"Ans ys1 Is sens ta% cIoskesrx The
plan has bssr srosn he ntara to aavanss
In ee1e5ar tFom ;as F5Thf until ire hr~
aEh1rr hm@ Na8 ga@es fhs wes; eo3 -
Santa Ana TIE eyetse@r bsa atsogs ra4erei
ss. and ira 1ess wsa fairly asrcNs the
sFrcana sn8 faetns ffge Fsstouists which lay.
ore S@Isra the et1eF asenx fhe river,
tsen 10 ssns@ Simultaneous Easst to the
s4fs and ms haA fsa@sn-~ssetsesn us ard
the F-asg
Fsrs.oa'. and NrGoaxfsi~'s Part.
q ssssk nssxsF kzsssN . ssssss ssaEs quite
- tnFgHsr~ "a wn@a frurr4 tgHs s-AEgsa1 TIE
slowly zaFaae!Eg ay11g Ane 81 ne eenser
81 sAe aaEsa Ara reat, keari tire crash
81 MG-onyaal9a ard Ecrssc2's ySls~ys ~
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ALBANY = = kprfi fs~Ts1@ eg~4i sa~-
v-sc 6aI amended ~ -Zse aszszssksy ~ as
- give VTefevsHcs lfg eszssss9g snezf n sae
s4sts;se ssry5ss II veterans II t2e EVIL srs3
sssaxzkxsa sAxs. S@s .asseS4 ~ .Ae senate
:cgaE.G
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Lieut.. GiImore's Naval Record.
Other victims Of the Ambush.

The o.ners mentioned in the a3nirals $
dispatch are shown by the naval records
as follows.
WILLIAM WALTON. chief quartsrTas-
ter: enlisted at Cheeteo. China: born In
Mannheim. Germany.
JOHN ELLSWORTH. coxswain; enlist
ed Mare Island. Cal: born Portsmouth.
y H.
LYMAN PAUL. EDWARDS. Iandsnan;
enlisted Mare Island: horn Peru. Ind
JOHN DILLON. lanasrans enlisted az
Honolulu; barn Galway, Ireland
PAUL vANnOTT. ssilmaker's mate; en-
listed at Mare Island. BORN IN France
CHARLES ALBERT MoRRIssEY.
lanexrnau- enlisted az Mare Island: born
Columbus, Neh.
ORE u. M'pONALD. ordinary seaman;
enlisted at Mare Island. born Carmel VAL
ley. Cal
WILLIAM II. RYSDERs. coxswaia; en-
llersd Al Mare island. born Amsterdam,
Holland
siLvro BRTsoLEZ. lanasrnan. enlist
81 AZ san rranessco. barn al San Fran
cisco.
ALBERT PET ERss>N. apprentice. third
class. enlisted at San Francisco, born al
G3a&lassl Cal.
OggfaON WEIGH WOODBURY., sea-
mar: enlisted "a; Gloucester. Mass: bEn
I.ySn. Mass
DENsELE. GEORGE ARTHUR VEN
WILLIE. apprentice seeoFsss class enlisted
=: Mare Island born Dssdssy. Hnslana,
FRED ANDERSON. 4sn4=nsan: enlisted
Sew YORK. born Buffalo. y Y.
EDWARD J &YfsAiSD g1nasv's mate
thIr3 class; esl3sseA at Nes York; Born
Xl-Rpssw EGNssR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-19
THE QIYS FIGHT
FOR PURE WATER.
Rinehart Committee Begins
Its Work Tonight.
BAKER MAY NOT ANSWER.
he 1s Inclined to Ignore the
Castleman Resolution.
BAKER MAY NOT ANSWER

Coanctl Has Power t0 Compel At
tendance Of Witnesses. Says Cor
poratt0n 1O1asel humphrey-
Story of the Fight Betweea H.
val Electric Power Compn les
Zig stakes In Businesa In seattle
Stated-Present Plans Conform TO
Ordinance Approved By People.
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FIRST BREAK MADE
FROM SENATOR QUAY
Magee Of Pittsburg Joins the
Forces Against Him.
FOURTEEN IN ALL CHANGE.
Intense Exeitem ent When the
Ballo: Is Taken-Belief That
the Deadlock VIII Yet
Be Broken.


HARRISBURG. Pa, April iS-Fourtsen
votes dropped away from Senator Quay
al tedays joint ballot for Urited States
senator. The anti-Quay Republicans and
the followers Of T. Magee. Of PittsbuTg,
combined and east their votes for b. +.
Jones. CT Pit,saurg.
X xas Il o'clock when the house com-
.n!,t@e announced the president pro tern,
and the members OF the senate" The
most exciting moment OF the senatorial
contest had arrived. The strength OF the
oppos .!oa 10 Senator Quay WAS finally
measured. Nearly every member was in
his seat and those absent were paired.
So intense was the excitement that It was
impossible 20 preserve order ard the
whispered Inquiries Of visitors disturbed
the harmony Of the proceedings
The ballot WAS as follows:
Quay =. =. 1850. ~ Jones :. -. 50. So
jerks, :. ......... ~ Necessary :. =. ..i2i
In addition to Magee Senators Iosch. of
Schuylkni; Crawford. of Allegheny. and
Scott. Of Llzerne, abandoned Qaay.
Magee Explain. US. Vote.
After the announcement OF the ballot.
Senator Magse. in speaking OF bis ac;ion
In breaking away from ex-senator Quay.
said:
Il believe that the Republican party is
greater than any man IN IT. The Repub-
iicans ~ Pennsylvania wan, senator
elected. ana II one IS not elected. am
satisfied IL wli mean an AWFUL political
battle this fall and possible defeat. So
long as tAore was ar earnest desire en- the
part q. Quay 20 he elected and there was
a hope of =. l remained with him. but
when MS henchreH started the cry u
quay or nobody / ,hougAt i vas time
for making an effort 10 elect some good
Replas.iIcen. Quay i an ir1possiullity and
~ knovs {, Just as every other citizen of
ths stafc does
II rotisc3 him several weeks ago that
! veald not 20 q party % continuing a
asaBlock snd that Is the reason today
voted sor jones Tomorrow VIII ~ the
las; Day s0r taking a join; la5lot. ana l
hope that l%swces Uow an. then X viii
sc possible - saRct 4 senator
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or ABSORBING INTEREST.

NJ. since the famous cann.ign of fSa5-
IN whleh the avdlaaAee providing for the
construction of tAe Cedar r.ver water sys-
tem v&s submitted - The voters q ssat-
t;e hsS any matter como 81 prominently
80 tae notice - tAe pah}c as the prese~t
sgqu.ry ir'e The salts Brought 80 3s-tat
tse LETTING - tss contract sor the <
struci.ou ef {he system. N .ten os III rs
enars;iag from tAe ci'y hau sn years gsts;
Nas So eagerly rca3 sud So generally con-
aaentsa apou as t1e vep~rt ia yest r3as's
Pest intelligence e fae A at}ea o. g1e
eounea IN ordering iAe fnQa.ry lrto the
Gsh: ove- tce Cedar r@yer contract
The taQic was urperuust yesterday
saout tae s'jy In every avsa.as ard wa.k
- 0fe people Were hea:a discussing 81.
IL ths c3uhs. the cafes apa a3~,,.1 sae cor-
ridnrs 80 ,ne city han an1 ho'el te5alse
x. tsras taxpayers politicians su1 Inter
este3 parties reviewed the controversy
from 35e je@ee.ttau ending 7aa!sy N an fr.-
ssveStst discussion = tAe sensational Teso-
lgtien and tae ev~n F1ore sensational
speeches sa tha council Monday ulrat
Ts.e sGast pro@-iaeat phase - ne rsa,-
;er. az h-v8Est osg Yesterday. was tse
sseiF 9-3s>crss,st er st&ew re.aftye - tss
rlst. &c So c5tv counc.} - iss.ttusc xtscN
as is.satrv as the aaa reaa7ss.i In eIsy
Aa8 e.~rles sna~sd tnt1 4ass;t-a ever
as Nd n,auy oEaer 3srp povtsur features
So tle AFFAIR. g. ~sryatsn 5-rssset
Ti 1r~r rh~ry s<&s ,~esr~l ia tee haarsng ~
tt~ ssas0.s a sas.> la te~ stsg~rf>Y court
urtS 70 1a.c @s4- .h f1e s.tc~->en. ard
se1'3 na' ,ae7etere re s~en ey ca4ue8-
w- .,at'e 20 t-~ rawc~ 0s the fs.ae-
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Washington BOYS
ARE KING : DELIGHT.
Famous Soldier : Novelist
Tells of Santa Ana Fight.
THOROUGH IN EVERY DUTY
No Exhilaration Like Watching
Them Rush to Attack.
THOROUGH IN EVERY DUTY

They Leap Forward Irreststthiy and
Drive the filipinas Like So Many
Prairie Dogs-Capt. Otis. W tsh
Face and Ear ScDrched by Z
Mauxer. Leads His Nen-Forsscaas
amd McConvfIless GlOri0us Charge
Mhirl which In Twenty Minutes
Ensnares the Enemy In = Trap.
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C,s:I.-.-e,4 o2 .2Se seve.-
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GILMORE IS WELL
KNOWN ON PACIFIC.
Served on the Jamestown, In
Alaskan Waters.
MARRIED A SlTkA BELL.
His Wife a Daughter of Collector
Ball-Naval Men Keenly Feel
First Misfortune in the
Philippines.
MARRIED A SlTkA BELL.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteliigencer
WASHINGTON. April Is.-There In
Pacific coast romance In the marriage Of
Lieut. James c. Gilmore. whose capture
by the Philippine insurgents was an
nounced in a cshlegram from Admiral
Dewey today. He was appointed from Ari-
zoua and soon after graduation WAS serv-
ing on the jamestown. when that ship was
sent 20 Alaska. The United States collec-
tor Of customs at SItka was Q. NJ. Ball,
whose handsome daughter was living there
with him. When Gilmore visited Sitka ne
met Miss Ball. ard a warm attachment
sprang Up. They were married and came
20 Washington to live. Mrs. Gilmore Is
stu here. and pros;ratea with grief. To-
night she Is In care OF physicians. Mrs
Gilmore has been one Of the best known
figures in Washington society.
Lieut.. GiImore's Naval Record.
Lieut.. Gilmore was born In Philadelphia,
July ie. 1854. and was appointed a naval
cadet from Arizona In September, 1911.
He reached his present grade Of lieutenant
in 1881. His main service has been on the
Monongahela. Marion. Bancroft. Vesuv-
tvs and Machias, besides considerable ser
vice en- the boards lust a year ago he
reported 20 the ST Paul, then cornmis-
stoned as an auxiliary cruiser. and served
On that vessel under Capt S.gstee
Throughout, the war On January II las.
he was ordered 20 the hospital ship Solace
which was about 70 sail for Manila, ana
on arrival there was assigned By Admiral
Dewey 10 the Yorktown
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