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NVh hENT-ftOOMH.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN
private family 10 one o. two gentleren
with or without board Address y. News
office.
FOR RENT, NICELY FURNISHED
room all convonienees. use 81 telephone.
az so4 oglethorpe avenue. west
THREE ROOMS. EN- sUITp AT ,i2
Taylor street west
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
gentlemen. bath. etc, same loor 81 TAFT
nall.
FURNISHED SOUTH ROOM FOR
one or two gentlemen. private family.
hath with hot water % Jones street.
"est, near Barnard
! FOR RENT. FURNISHED ROOM IN
| private family for gentlemen. Apply ia
Duty street. east
ROOMS TO RENT. FURNISHED OR
unfinished. Apply 20 los Perry street.
west.
/ FURNISHED ROOMS WITH OR
/ without board 2i6 Liberty wet
FOR RENT. HANDSOMELY FUR
nished south rooms No. % Jones street.
west
I
I cure nice rooms. with or without board
In private family convenient 10 business
/ Rooms. care News
TWO NICE LARGE ROOMS. FUR
l nlshed or unfurnishcd: bath convenient
Apply 10 State. east
FURNISHED ROOM. ALL CONVEN-
iences. 10 one or two single gentlemen. iO7
| Perry. east.
U
LARGE. AIRY ROOMS. SECOND AND
third floors s. per month State and MoDt-
gomery streets.
! TWO LARGE. UNFURNIsHED
rooms. suitable for housekeeping. rent
reasonable. 255 Jefferson. corner Perry.
FLATS ron RENT.
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FLAT FOR RENT. ALSO ONE FUR
nished room. Apply III West Liberty
street
BASEMENT FLAT or THREE
rooms. IN coed order. with private fam
liy. all convenience. reasonable 90 desir-
able tenant. Address Basement. News Of
nee
FLATS. PARLOR AND ONE ABOVE.
unfinished. three rooms each. Gordon
street. east.
FOR RENT. A DELIGHTFUL FLAT
Of three rooms: fine location; no children
$. this Office
PARLOR FLAT, ALL MODERN CON
veniences. couple without children OF
young men: with or without board: pri-
vate family. Apply IA Jones street, west
DESIRABLE FLAT. FOUR ROOMS
hath and piazza. 3O3 Waldburg second
west q Barnard
FLAT. THREE CONNECTING ROOMS.
partly furnished II desired. ne Jefferson
street.
LARGE FLAT. -FOUR ROOMS, PR
vate bath: porch on south side lie East
Jones
FLAT FOR RENT. LARGE ROOMS
with three large closets. IS West State
street.
FOR RENT. DESIRABLE FLAT IFS
State street. east. bath and all eonven-
fences j. +. Fulton g. Son.
FLAT. THREE ROOMS; PARTLY
furnished. private hall; gas stove connect
cd use bath. same floor. back piazza: only
Sl2. furnished complete II desired. 2i2
Whitaker. near oglethorpe.
FLAT or FOUR CONNECTING
rooms. with all conveniences. private
family. 1872 Lincoln street
To RENT. FLAT THREE ROOMS:
down stairs. use Of gas stove. si5 Liberty
west
FLAT az BROUGHTON. EAST.
three rooms with use Of bath. Apply In
drug store.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28

FOR SALE No. i24 HARRIS EAST
between Drayton and Abercorn. being put
in perfect condition. one Thousand cash.
balance per cent. Sec me quick n you
want large house IN good location. J.. g.
Black. 8 Bryan, east.
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EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT WE
have the best bargains ia real estate and
the largest quantity 10 pick from. We
can only advertise a small portion OF our
offerings II you want home or invest
meut that will pay twice as mulh as
stocks and bonds and three TO four times
81 much as savings banks. see US. You
mans a nemmond.
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FOR RENT. ROOMS. SINGLE AND
connecting. furnished or uniurnisned. lla
oglcthorpc avenue. west.
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[[rrn TO RENT FIVE-ROOM
,. ~ southern section. from January.
ST.. .a.ueullrs 20 Park. care Hicks Res
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BRIGHT. PLEASANT ROOM WITH
or without board at 905 Charlton street
west
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WILENsKY PAYS 4 HfGHER Price
81 your old gold ana silver than anyone
cleo. because he needs more Tor making
AMI mending Wings. badges and niing
o-lers Cor clubs. and classes than any
'-xeIcr In Georgia. Take IL 10 him. and
r.f either new articles or money for Il.
l.-rcr Broughton and Barnard.
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WANTED. TOWAGE TO NEARBY
rrrta Ia Georgia and South Carolina.
urntcrs furnished. or IN RATS Apply 20
foo, Of Whitaker street Capt II. A.
---ohhar, Agent.
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TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
90 rent 10 gentlemen az Is Hull. west
bath room with hot ana cold water.
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FOR RENT. NICE. LARGE ROOM,
furnished or unfurnishcd 1878 Abercorn
street
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TO RENT. UNFINISHED ROOMS
second floor. 2l5 Perry street. west.
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FURNISHED SOUTHERN FRONT
rom to one or two men. Terms moderate.
~ Jones. west.
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TO GENTLEMAN. HALL ROOM COM
flrtnbiy furnished or large and small room
counectinE House has al modern inn
provements Heated throughout by fur
mace Bath on same floor 30 Charlton
street west
FOR RENT. NICE. LARGE ROOM.
furnished or unfinished 1878 Abercorn
street
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
20 rent 10 gentlemen az Is Hull. west
bath room with hot ana cold water.
FOR RENT. ROOMS. SINGLE AND
conneetiug. furnished or unfurnisned. lla
Oglethorpo avenue. west.
FURNISHED SOUTHERN FRONT
rom to one or two men. Terms moderate.
~ Jones. west.
FOR RENT SUITABLE FOR ONE OR
tvo gentlemen: large southern room nice
ly furnished IN private family. iis Presl-
cent street. east
ROOMS FOR Rent FURNISHED OR
uu,urnishcd. as East Jones street
ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM
FOR rent: privilege Of bath. 2is East
Henry street.
SUITS or ROOMS PARIoR FLOOR:
also well established doctors office. 20
Wcst Liberty.
FOR RENT. HANDSOMELY FUR
rshed rooms for gentlemen. Jos state
'reet west
FOR RENT. TWO or THREE
rooms. 20 East CASTOR street.
A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM ~
private family. Address ". b., care ihis
office.
FURNISHED ROOM. BATH AND ALL
r"uFeniences centrally located. private
fmily i0l Perry. west.
TO ADULTS. FURNISHED SOUTH
rooms. large and small. Jos Castor street
east
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT At
We southwest corner Jones ana hul
streets opposite Christian Accusation.
FOR RENT. BEAUTIFUL FURNISH
81 rooms suitable for genu men, also
stables. No. . Abcrcorn street
coMFoRTABLE FUDN .xHED ROOM
family OF adults. 1911 Whitaker street
TWO ROOMS. FURNISHED OR IN
furnished. single or en- suite. lis Henry
e1st
FOR RENT. TWO FURNISHED
rooms. single or ia suits ii2 Ahercorn
street
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM, FIVE
1''lhr' a month; bath privileges. ~ East
Congress.
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wB CLEAN CLOTHES BY THE RE-
soroine anuseptlo process Try Va New
York Steam Dye Works. whitaker and
state
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view DOMESTIC. WITH BALL,
bearings. on eaEy termsi try ona. buy oasi
deal With your people.
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PERRY A. HENTON. 10 STATE
street. west. viii move. pack. ship OF store
your furniture az short notice: also rem
0vste your old mattresses az lRtie cost.
Bell phone 1924.
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FOR RENT SUITABLE FOR ONE OR
Two gentlemen: large southern room nice
ly furnished. in private family. iis Presi-
cent street. east
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LOST A RUG DOG. ANSWERS TO
name q Prince Reward " returned % o,
Jefferson street. corner Charlton
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mr. WILL BE TO YOUR INTEREST
o. call aud examine our nOh,,y oompart-
meut waeH tubs. they are the cheapest
and most desirable tubs on the markes.
T. .. kuleHt A CO.. corner Jefferson and
President streets
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28

GYPsfNE rs THE BEST WALL FIN
ish made. Adams Paint Co. Savannah
agents i04 Congress. west
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NICELY FURNIsHED ROOM IN
private family 10 one o. two gen,l.rper
with or without board. Address y. News
Office
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28

FOR SALE. THOSE LOTS ON NINTH
street. near East Broad. have only been
sold 60 first-class parties. V-ho viii make
good neighbors; and none other can buy.
The terms are very easy. and they are
cheaper than any other In che vicinity.
C H Dorset.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28

SANITARY PLUMBING. GAS AND
stcam-fftlng when We give you our estl-
mates We get your work. because We en-
ploy only experienced plumbers. and guar
antce satiafaction A. O. Price x 90.
State and jefferson streets. phones si2
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FOR SALE. A LOT FOR TWO HUN
dred dollars: easy terms. on Ninth Etrees.
rear East Broad: no city taxation. c. IL
Dorset.
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MEDALLONs ARE TIE LATEST
thing IN the photo line; can make from
photograph n desired. price, g. Foltz
a Co. iis Bun street.
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foN HENT-tffEtEs.
OFFICE ROOM FOR RENTi BUST.
ness center. near Court House. low rent
Peter Reilly
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FOR RENT. TWO VERY DESIRABLE
residences: nine rooms zach; every con-
venience: choice neighborhood: moderate
rent. Peter Reilly.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28

FOR RENT. TwO-sTORY HOUSE. 1914
Montgomery street near Henry. SO per
month. J. r. Fulton q Son.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28

FOR SALE. ONE OF THE LAST LOTS
left facing the park: viii build for good
party house TO suit on easy terms. =. G.
Black
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-05-11
THE DEWEY FESTIVITIES.
A Gorgeous Flower Parade Given st Mem
phis In the AdmiraITs HOnor-A ReCep-
lion Tendered BY the NeEroes.

Memphis. Tenn, May s.-Memphis
yesterday surrendered Internationally
to Admiral Dewey. The climax Of
the days festivities was a gorgeous
flower parade in the afternoon, which
passed through the principal streets
and received the plaudits of citizens
and visitors. Thousands Of visitors
arrived during the night and the
streets were crowded with strangers.
The conspicuous feature in the pa
rade was uncle SAM" who received
the place Of honor. His vehicle,
drawn by four horses, and elegantly
decorated with a great American
eagle surmounting the canopy, was
one Of the features of the display.
After reviewing the parade, which
was two miles long, Admiral Dewey
was escorted to the auditorium, where
a reception rendered by the repre-
sentative negroes Of the city was
held. The admiral talked pleasantly
and freely with many Of the colored
men and evinced much interest in
their condition.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-05-11
THE VICTORIOUS BRITIsH.
Lord ROberfs' Army Enters Tfnburg and
Then Pushes Rapidly North Toward
the TransvaaI Capital.

London, May S.-The capture Of
Winburg by the British is confirmed,
and the main advance to Pretoria con-
tinues with the machine-like pPeci-
sion and raPidity which has character
lied all Lord Roberts forward move
ments. By the occupation Of Win
burg, Gen. Hamilton puts himself
nearly parallel with Lord Roberts and
only % miles westward, while he has
the additional advantage of being con-
nected with his chief by means of the
railroad that runs from Smalldel, or
WinbuTg road station, as it IS some
times called. The only feature of the
carefully-devised plan not disclosed
by the swift developments is that
part that Butler has elected to take
In the operations. At present there
are no indications of any movement
on the part Of the Natal army.
Lord Roberts is now nine miles
north Of the Vet and 63 miles north of
BIOemfontein. Evidently he is not let
though the Beers seem equally anx-
iOus to retreat towards KrOOnstadt
and are so doing.
British Advance Guard Near KrOonstad.
London, May 9.-Four thousand
British cavalry watered their horses
at Zand river Monday, p miles be
yOnd Smaldeel, where Lord Roberts
continues to date his dispatches The
scouts who have been searching the
country for miles along the stream
have found no Beers south of the
river. The enemy are Iaagered in I'm
known force on the north bank.
Thus the British advance guard is
within IS miles of KrOonstad. The
Free Staters, in the expectation that
KrOOnstad VIII speedily become IN
tenabIe, are, according to infOrma-
ton from Lorenzo Marques, preparing
to transfer their government to
HeithbrOn, a little more than so miles
northeast.
The tidings from 3Iafezing are
glOOmier than ever. Everybody there
has an empty stomach and a pinched
face. The natives are no longer given
even POrridge and the whites now
have nothing but a quart Of that sub
stance and a pound OF horse sausage
daily Everything else eatable has
gone. insufficient food, wet trenches
and cold nights are deadly to the
health Of the garrison. This infOrma-
ton comes from reliable natives.
Plot TO AsSasEfuats Roberts.
London, May 9.-The Standard hears
that information has been officially
received of a plot to assassinate
Lord Roberts, that the latter has been
warned and that kilograms are now
Lord Roberts and the home authOri-
ties on the subject.
British Occupy Fourteen Streams
WarrentOn, May s.-The Beers have
been driven out Of Fourteen Streams
and the British are now encamPed on
the north bank Of the Vaal river.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-05-11
LOOKING AFTER soLDTERs.
The War Department Follows Move
mentH of Omcers with Great
Accuracy.

A young army officer, who has seen
service on the Arizona plains and on
the Maine coast, and who is now IN
Cuba, tells two stories out Of his own
experience, to show the accuracy with
which the war department follows the
movements Of officers.
81 was with a small scouting party
IN Arizona" he says, land after two
weeks in the desert my squad came to
the railroad near a small station
Within ten minutes a dispatch from
Washington was brought to me by
the station agent. It asked If I
wished to be transferred TO one Of
the two new artillery regiments then
forming
81 answered by telegraph that ]
should be glad to enter either Of them
Then we set OF again across the des-
ert-
cit was six days later when we
again struck the railroad, this time
so miles from the point at which we
had previously crossed It. But my re
ply from the department was await
ing me. It had been telegraphed 70
every station within 200 miles.
"a more striking instance Of accu-
racy occurred after my transfer to
the east. 7 was travelling home on
leave, and, as the regulations require
I had notified the department Of the
day, hour and probable route Of my
journey. After had been on the
train for eight hours at q small sta
ton the porter entered with tele
gram, asking If anyone Of my name
was present. On opening the dis
patch, I found that it was from the
sAjutant generals once, ordering me
On detached duty
aExactness Of detail could not b
carried much farther. The depart
ment knew the Whereabouts Of an in
significant second Hsutenant5 ever
wnen he was travelling on leave Of I'D
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-05-11
FOR EIGHr-HoUR DAY.
House COMMITTEES On Labor Makes . Report
Favoring such law for All Gov
eminent Work.

Washington, May 9.-In view Of the
recent eight-hour movement through
out the country, the report made to
the house of Representatives Tuesday
by Chairman Gardner, Of the com
mittee on labor, on the Gardner eight
hour bill and the general subject Of
eight-hOuF legislation, has a timely
interest. The bill requires a clause
IN all government contracts that the
labor under the contract shall not ex-
coed eight hours daily. The report
says in part:
1t is contended by the advocates Of the
shorter day that the additional leisure
given to labor in every instance Of the
shortening Of the wOrkday. as it has
been shortened step by step from Is hours
to Il. y, IL 10. g and in many instances
8 has resulted in a decrease OF intern
peranCe among labOrers, the requirement
Of better taste and new and better de-
siRes, resulting in better homes, greater
domestic felicity and a higher degree Of
intelligence, with an increase OF laudable
pride as to clothing Of themselves and
those dependent upon them In a word,
Il has increased their interests in home
and better social relations, raising their
moral status, and has made them much
better consumers OF the products Of labor
and hence resulted in increased produc-
ton.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-05-11
MORE SOLDIERS NEEDED.
War Department. May Open Recruiting
Stations TO Secure Volunteers for serv-
Ice In the Philippines

Washington, May 9.-There is need
OF additional men in the Philippines,
and 1t viii be necessary to open adj
ditiOna1 recruiting Offices and increase
the facilities twO-fOld for getting en-
listed men. The number of men re-
qUired to replace soldiers discharged
from service with the force under Gen
Macarthur is fully 100 per week.
There are $500 vacancies in the en-
listed force, a number which is daily
increasing, with scant prospect that
the present rate Of enlistments viii
ever replace. 1t IS proposed to es-
tablish new recruiting offices at points
throughout the country where men
are likely to be secured, although the
demand for labor at good wages has
made IL somewhat difficult to get the
kind Of young men who are wanted
for service in the army.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-05-11
YATES FOR GoVEREoR
mIaOls RepabIIczns Name the saa g
Dick" 90 HEAD the Tleket-C1l1oa
Delegates Seated

PEORIA H. Nay 8s-zsAen
man Dawes called to order the st
republican convention FFednezae
morning, he announced that be
posed being fair and Just but zhaf
he did not intend to permit any nan
to waste the time OF the eonTenflon.
The committee on credentials repo1
ed in favor OF seating a majority .
the cOntesting Cullom delegates. The
report was adopted without opPoss-
ton. The committee on permanent
organization reported for permanent
chairman ex-GOv. Joseph n. Fifer. -
Bloomington. Chairman Fifer made
IN eloquent speech, extolling the &c
Kinley administration and appeafng
to the republicans of Illinois to act
n harmony. Chairman Fifer's speech
slosed with a perOration which
aroused the greatest enthusiasts. The
resolutions indorse the adminfstra-
ion of President Mckinley and 81
legislation enacted by the republics
congress. Senator Cullon and Gov.
Tanner are also Endorsed.
On the first ballot for governsr
Hsnecy received 53T5L votes; Garter.
3591s; Reeves, 3311s; Yates. 2721
On the third ballot the Tanner n1ea
began to vote for Yates and started
a stampede to the Morgan county
man. Henry Hertz then threw the
Fourteenth ward of Chicago to Reeves
and this was followed by Wild
demonstration, the Hanecy men
breaking to Yates with Lorimer at
their head waving a Yates banner.
The convention was IN a perfect
turmoil and not a word could Sc
heard while the chairman vainly
raped for order and the secretary
helplessly awaited a response to his
call There was so much confusion 81
the hall that the result OF the third
ballot could not be determined.
The fourth ballot proceeded. Eatss
was nominated on the fourth ballot.
the vote standing: Yates, 971s
Reeves, 500.
Richard Yates, son Of s'Dicls" Yates.
the famous war governor Of illinois,
is but 80 years OF age. He was born.
at Jacksonville, Morgan county. he
is at present holding an appointment
under President Mckinley as internal
revenue collector for the Springfield
district.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-05-11
FOR SOLDIERS WIDOWS.
House and Senate Pass q Bin That Re
stores Their Rights TO Pen
sion OF $3.50,

Washington, Nay 9.-This was sus-
pension day in the house and quite a
number OF bills were passed. The
most important was the senate bill
to amend the general pension laws so
as to provide for aggregating disa-
bilities under the act Of 1890 without
regard to service origin and to in
crease the net income a widow may
have without destroying her right to
a pension from 500 to $3.50. The pur-
pose of the bill is to modify rulings
Of the pension Office in accordance
with the recommendation Of the G.
A. r. It was passed without a dis
senting voice.
The bill to increase the appropria-
ton for the national guard from
100000 to 100000 also was among
those passed.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-05-11
BIG STREET CAR STRIKE.
Union Men on the St Louis Lines Quit
Work and Tied Up Practically
Every Car In the City

St. Louis, May 9.-One Of the great
est strikes in the history Of St. Louis
was inaugurated Tuesday when, In
pursuance of action taken at a mass
meeting at 1880 a. m, 1925 employees
of the St. Louis Transit company
went on a strike to compel the ac-
ceptance of their demands Practi-
caIly every car line in St. Louis is
tied up. The suburban line, the only
one in the city not part Of the ex-
tensive St. Louis Transit cOmpany's
system, ran cars for several hours, but
later was compelled to shut down, as
their men were pulled OF the cars by
strikers.
Employed on their cars and in their
sheds the St. Louis Transit company
had $500 men, most of whom belong
to the Amalgamated Association Of
Street Car Employees. All but 275 Of
these, 1t is estimated, are out. With
the help Of some of the latter a num-
Der of cars were run out on the Park
avenue division Of the Lindeu line
which runs past the Union station.
This led to frequent riots on different
parts Of the line. where strikers at
tempted, and, in some cases, succeeded
in stopping the cars.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-05-11
BAD NEWS FOR SIX.
Missouri Supreme Court Amrms the Death
Sentences Of Murderers and Fixes
Day Of Execution.

Jefferson City, No., May 9.-The
state supreme court yesterday af-
firmed six death sentences. All six
were sentenced to die IN the same
day, June Is. They are as follows:
David Miller, who killed Sam Crow in
Holt county IN November, 1899; Rob
ert Cushenberry, who killed the mar
shall OF the city Of Cameron on March
16, 1898; Samuel Waters, o negro, who
killed Frank Holmes and his wife in
New Madrid county IN a quarrel
over a division fence; John Bradford.
who killed L. F. Holt in Pemiscot
county, May 5, 1899; Ernest Clevinger,
who shot and killed George Allen in
Clay county In February, 1899; John
A Holloway, who shot and killed
julius BOi1Ot in Usage county on
Christmas eve, 1898. This is the
largest number Of death sentences
ever affirmed IN the Missouri supreme
court on any one day.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-05-11
G.. PanteIon GarcIa CauEht.
OTIS STARTS HOME.
Manila Dispatch says the General Has Left
the Army There Admirably Organized
ProvfsIonsd and Clothed.

Manila, Nay 6.-The transport
Meade sailed for the United States
at five o'clock Saturday afternoon
with Maj. Gen. Otis and two aides-de-
camp on board. The warships in port
fired a major generals salute as the
steamer raised her anchor. During
the morning the supreme court
judges and many officers called at the
palace to bid farewell to Gen. Otis,
who kept at work with his accus-
toned energy until the moment Of
leaving. Since the beginning of the
instruction Gen. Otis has kept his
desk from early morning until mid
night. He has never been seen on the
lunets- like the other officers and only
two or three times has he been in so
ciety and these occasions were semi
official receptions. The general leaves
the army admirably organized, pro-
visiOned and clothed.