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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-04

W. T. Stead Publishes n Remarkable Letter
Received From Johannesburg

Wn' Against War in South Afticd IL A
curious penny periodical published in London
Its editor is W. 7. Stead, editor NJ the R,rieu o.
Reri.us, md its aim is IN induce the people Of
England TO abandon the war against the Beers
Among other articles going TO show that Eng
land must bs yanquished ultimately. Nj Stead
publishes the following letter, Just, he says, ns
he received 1t from a correspondent
"joHANNEsBynG, 18th December, 1899
in the battle Of Dundee, on The Goth Of October.
1890, one Of the TrsnsyAAl burghers met with
a heavily wounded Hussar lying on The veldt
When the hurgher, who was on horseback passed
the iIussar, the wounded man cried out for water
I'm this the burgher, whose name was ilotha.
handed him his 1eldbotte The man, however.
WAS too weak 10 take the bottle in his hands, Where
upon Rotha dismounteh and gave him 10 drink,
The man looked at him thankfully aud said,
Thanks and then asked him in English. Who
we're those two valiant generals who rode continu
ally one on each side Of the Transvasl Amy, Ell
couraging the men and giving orders7 They were
dressed in white uniforms and rode on white horses,
carrying a flag in their hands. ! did not know
the flag added the Hussar oh, how We fred on
them. he said, dreamingly, 'bu, II was all in
vaiD. The best shot could not hit them
The 1Iansvaal burgher said that he knew
nothing of these generals. he had never seen
them in the field Indeed. we have no general
dressed in white
Then II must have been angels, said the
Hussar.
lie whispered something like DAVIS. old
fellow looked At Rotha bewildered, fell back.
and died. Rotha went his way musing over
the words:
"For lie shall Civ. Ills angels charge over
thee, TO keep thee In all thy ways"
Mr.. Steals commentary consists ~ quota.
tons from the Second Book Of Kings where II
Is told how Elisha was assisted by Supernatural
hosts, and the PASSAGE. from Macnulay's Lays
OF Ancient Rome dealing with the assistance
rendered by Castor and Pollux 10 the Romans
st Tie Battle Of Lake RsgilluA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-04
Found His jug of whishsy After 30 xssr%.

M~oRoASrowN. W. Va. Feb. 27.-John duss.
man has q jug Of whiskey fifty years old which
aged In q curious way. Gusemau lived %
a boy' Of is he ran WAY from homs and nsysr
returned until this week. Before he ran away
he bought a gallon Jug OF whiskey and hid Il In
and si0P Became p'e n ssIla nss dom and no np .enS sis % r rsaas
home thought OF the Jug he hid half q century
ago. Yesterday he hunted over the sround
touched. The whIsksy. what little 10 unsvsp.
GRATED. gets a bead as big az . aoap bubble
when shaken and Ia - thick as molasses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-04

HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE
Accommodation OF adssirsbls character may
be found BY q reference to TEE SUNS sdvVs.
Using lumns.-A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-04
If YoU own REAL ESTATE

ZysS 3 s =: P:sars ", iR A., .,,s. ,' N. condition .,
~ snttfsty.-A4A W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-30

Die S2eresleitung Der 9urgbers puBte
is6r pobl, oaB Hobsrt5 pOu 8loemfonz
tsin aus ni6t neitsr pprriiden fonnie,
od es inn an PferOe0 unb Prooiant
febIte.
Sfrunt6eit unter bsn 9sz
fungenen 8riten.
2pnoor, %. 2lpril. - Inter ben
aefdngsnN @nglGnoerr in YretoriG
iolI, einer 0epeIfe Der o0ailp Mfair
3ufolgt, groBs Stsrbli6te;t bertI6en.
AZ Mann Itur6en in Den IsBten No,
den, unO 200 linO an 6il6er uup Rubd
ertrantt.
Sin 8per, 9idmen5 Grusmus be
Slert, iOG 81 5tpei Sa6rec 9efdn9niB
uno 3mung3dr6eit perurtbsilt iein.
neil sr Die 8riten bet Yetru8berg unb
8loemfontein gefiibrt bat.
Die amen fDrnen &c 6en.
Qpropn, %. 2(pril. - 9as BON
9lmerifunsrn au5gsriiItete 9oip;tat1
i6ifF .Maipe" miro ipfort pjeoer 0od
Suodfrita a6get. II, I'M einen trsiteren
Sronspprt 8erpunDeter uno &ranter
na9 GngIano gu bringen. 2dut geh
i4luB bss ktrsffenoen Gomite'5 iollen
o6er Die ardntenpfiegrinnsn ni4t
lpisDer bic 9ieiIe nah Der &apRa0t mita
MAIDEN, pdbreno idmmtl:Gbe amecitaa
riI6e 8rantsntpdrter beibebalten tpera
Den.
Sin Recpncentrabo : 9 p=
ITEM.
!2onoon, 30. 2(pril. - Die ST.
Sames @a5etts" empfieblt bei Gr0rtez
rung be5 Yrobtms, pie Die Oranies
Srsiitadt 6armer be6dnoelt perosn
iollen, Die @ieoerholung oas BON Sc
nsral Wepler auf @ubu dngelpaaotsu
Observation-Disclosures, freili6 obne
Die iaredlife llnebrIi6teit, tpeid6e BET
bs1ien 2lnpenoung ouf @uba all Der
SagesDrDnurg mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-30
@osner'5
Saumfuultene aleinerItpffc.

200 Stid bon ieNcn osOruft.n 9apns, GorSss
9imtieg unO BATHS. Gg fnO 9ies uubcrOroent=
LID fein, @aur:n unO repra.ntiren .ins brrlj3.
GOueftion Der neu,ittn 9rudmuiter AND Garbcn
bic G:iiRs iinO 8abIrsi3 MD mannigfaltjs; Der
Q8,rtb iit 49, 12lc
Gein, aeOrudte GrQau0i,s, in prdbti9cn qs6lGm=
ten SeIiiH5 uno geItrsft, prd1tas OreifarbiQs Mu=
i,r; Or Q8crtb lit DC. pro 0arO 1Sc.
ampOrtirtes bsuti6es 3nner. fit Saiatn -
fRber, i:ibtu StOff - in biibi6en s.fr.iit,n @ci=
fus BON oeribi.O,n,H Garbtn; etOIu. ettfarbig uno
soc. prtb, fur 35c.
f}tirtt importirtc snib, NIT aeiidt.n Guntten
uuo str.iftr, in timer prddtie.u IusirabI bon
iajiOHq:mGs,n Jagbsn; pro 9urp SOC.
50 R5tife f:iatr gtbrudtsr 2apns uaS sinis. e,=
prudte Simities, ans r:utn Muftsr un0 6arb:n;
pirtIi6tr g8ertb Pie; pro 9ars &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-30
9osner's
Sd)iparse SleiberItoffe.

Si9 ijItocn in oieicr 9t6tb.iIuue uQe ,piinidus.
.usrtJsH Gabrtat, Die BON Den bsrH6mt,n Q8c6rsien
,pdrt5. S9ier lit cine ipe3iea. 2lttrattiOn:
3GzJ0Qigs t5:ilsUsiie esOGszGusnaOnss, Der sr0bt.
garsain, ptlber iemals BON NbiOlut iaiiOnaenlaB.n
eGaarcn Off.rtrt purot Gicielbtn toiten su.nigtr,
aIs fronj0iidcr 9ingbam uro bultn 5.osutsnb
ldnasr. Sic frnrmtH in bur@brOdthn Muitern,
G6efs arno grOcuOn nor; Tabritpreis 800. ltnicr
9rei3 19c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-30
Dir frpmmsn Rpi,d,e,

1pelbe emit i'm DtittsIalt,r Die st. 8,rnaro=Rrdu=
tsrpila jisri bretittlt, fanHten Die bsilfrdfieen
Gigsnidaft,n Der arGuttr Osrsn fe f6 be Der S9erz
fsluua beof.nttn, iebr ipobl, Oenn ne batttu nit
eem Safts Der betrsf1eno.n Rrdutgr piee RrdHfbti=
ten Dtg m:ni6li6en R6rprs eebsilt ais od namsnt=
LID fao: gebn=, Hitr,n= unD 0iaqenlsn:n, geit0rte
Teroauuna, Qtritppiuna unO RopfibmtrIen. Gs
qtbt foum eia 5iuttes 2lrjnsmttti, ptibts oGs
Glut strart rcinbgt uno oaiu bsitrdat, Die qts
lbUunetue GebeHstraft fpisRp 2u srpedu pie bic
Ei. gsrnaro AfauterpigeH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-30
YoSncr'S
3llut6 uno Gnt(d6(ooen6eit.

Wir lino isit GrDfTnung bic les Y.atz
ses ip;sosrboli psgsn unIeres Udutbe5
uno untsrnsbmungsseiitss belpbt NOR
ben. Die glsmsrk, tpel9e Diele Snltlz
tuition in's 2sbal gerufen baben, 1ln0
bisIei6sn, ipsl9e Baltimore gu Der
oldn5er0sn Metrpppls Der 8egentpdrt
oema6t baben. sic babsn 9eloss 9ez
than! sic unb Sis ullsin! gDlr leh@
nen irgenb tpel9sn 9lntbsi( bardn ab,
ausgeapmmsn, bab mir SSSbren 8efeh
bsfpfaten! QBir piirben tpenigsr 1tol5
fein. penn mir glauben tOnnten. Dab
Dies ni6t Sbr 8ert lei! ONES 9lnoere
beri6tpinbst bor Dem 9lusorud sSSbrsr
8rpBmutb! lin 9rDBer gu 1eln, neil
Das grOBsre unb bs6ere Baltimore es
berldngt. lit Gminen5 gslug! Sie Iino
grob getpprben! Sic buben Die 9sbiirfz
niIIe bergrDBsrt! sic berlangsn perz
gr0Bertsn Gomf fort! sic fultipiren Die
Nunebmli9feiten, 5acilitdten, !0ulfsz
quslen unb ben Wertb, petfw bas 8sz
biirfniB ener prd9tieen Stubt dino!
Die Ter Plab mar eins Notbpenbi9teit!
DIS lib bag 9ebiirfniB oafir einIte(te,
psrlangtsn Sie oanad! 8ir linb 81
ren iebr pantbar ba fir, bub Sic un5
nit bieIer Pfli4t betrauten. Wir iinb
nod inebr erfreut, baB Sis nit Der grz
fiiQuug bsrieIben 5ufrieoen iinb! Ooh
bic gigantiids 5oree. tpsL6s bic 8oli5
bieiss 9sbduoss bilpst, lit oas Solt!
Die por5iigii6e @runoluge Der 4usz
breitung, araft, 9r0be, Gpnrfort, Der
6IlfsquelIen lit Dieisnige bss Bolts!
Sic bsrlangten Dies, in lle6srsinItims
mung nit Sbrem 5ortI6rittsgeiIt!
Sic perlangten, baB oemi mielben He6z
nung setragsn tpsros! 0ier lit ss. &sin
er0Beres MaaB BON Gertrauen fonnte
uns srtgegen gsbra6t tperoen! Seine
anDere G6rs lit fir uns gr0bsr, uls oiez
ienige, Sbre Hsprdientantsn gu iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-30
Sosnsr's
Sarbiae SeiSenSfpfie.

g8r baben uns iotbtn .n: reue 8arti. bon Biz
len feiHcn georndt.n JOularOs osF6ert. in marin,s
bau unO w'iben, ionic i6tuar3 uuD u:jB:H DtuitsrH
uno streiisu; fsrncr cine 4arti. BON eDrudtsn
Saps, QDOntr Jdrbung, in aasR ueucisn Srudmu=
fern Oteis belotn 9artien tOnnsn ri6t unttr co.
pro Qaro pisDsr ereB iu,tocn. @itr bistst i8 ittt
cine Qrobarti0, @eItg:nbeit, 49c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-30
Grofsr Derkauf uun llJsi6waaren.
zoe. uno 2 DC. 9Sertbc fir 123c.
bro Sldro.

Sem. tptbe inOii6e 9,iupaue, farrirte uno .Iez
Cunt etnrui.rte INiqutg, @ltlab stireite 9loo urS
ecmuterte Mabras, puHttirt. uHo bH9lidumigc q,=
treitts stoff', SpiScnsStrciicn, 2enO=Qauns, fens
tnoliid. gairoot feline eneji8t 9anqclotb, turrrt.
unO qcitreiite gctrduelte 2aipns, p,ibe @aumtpul=
Sud. Sur elustpabl iur 12!c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-30

qapib. Sic ipar:n Dabti geGo bel qr6bt.r 3uiri.a
penftclung. Seinc Srau bat i.mals ein.n bier ee=
nradten SltiSerzeiutauf br,ut, neil Il. bic sab.i
trsielt.n Grparunern nitt b.rs.hen. uns 3ufrit.
Otntsauuq Samt orrbunben ift.
9lnsii9e.
8ans Dollsne qraut opntdpun=gnliig,, Gcn=
Sadet, nit Stioe eefiittcrt, s9OE'= =5altsnzasibrsd
nit Qcrcalamt qsfiittert uuo Sammst e:idumt
$l2.0O pertb. $S95.
Grtra Gualitdt Gen.tiau Su6=GniHss, 9Th
5ront"s2S 2Sadetg, nit tSsotn=ROmain sciutsrt, gts
tebptsr 2iiden, &to.rg uno Wtani6ttt,n nit 2
Rei6.n i6ipar3.r 5afeta btest; Der aIsOrOd 1T in
ptm ntu,n .gpr"zGTfett. on Der 5rrnt. unS Seit,
nit bier acibcn i8porrr safi.ta b,icst; si. 6sr.
bcn ftnD lo9farbiq, eaftor, erau uns cae,t; $500
tpertb. $3.50
Rcn ipol.n. grpaoclotb sGla,io., r.u,s Gton-
Sudtt, am GraQtn uno Rss,rs f50n .appliaueoa
NIT ssiDenSafista eefittsrt; Der aleibrod if nit
9,rcalins efuttcrt, bat bic nsucn opppct .ingtI.s=
ten Galtsn unb aus gei6uittensn unt.Hn Saum; bic
Sau6sn fHo gran, fdpurl, lObfaybis uno ropaI;
,u.rb $500 s139s.
E5tiuite OuaEitat Scn.tian uno Srpabdstb zgu=
sige, sItgaHts Gton=SQd,ts. bod, aufsei6lae,ner
Graosn, NIT Saffeasaufibtau; nsusr etna.lest:r
5alten7J1idn, nit spei str.if,n seiOsnsSaffeta
on Der sete Deg 9Rotss bsiest qonier sInjue NIT
seio,uzSoffcta Qtfltt.rt; idyparl u,sDsr erau unS
lObforbiq; $500 ,p.rtb. $500.
Safets.
l1dpar,s onASerse=Gtpns o5af.ts, nit Gtiom=
Qserae eefiittert, elegant pnS moDeru tD.rtb $780,
$5 90.
Gtfn. Cualitdt groabtlstb =Sad.ss, nit Dem utu.H
aRssiczaraosn, bopp.lrtibig.r GtcR+Gfift. fran3os
fib osa.sst.r Radem 6uraip.a nit atIas ssiit.
tert; lo5farbig lttpars, GATOR uuo brauu; $3.50
:ptrt6. $1,000.
9SaiItS.
Gam ieions Saietta=5ail.N, e.fdltsItsr uao
sGuro.sH Riiden unD Troat. unD Der neu,n 6eiSsu.
banpzSaias, NIT Sr.ttn Jal,p bon spism uus
gans,ru, in alien a,u,n Grijbiabrsiurbsn; $500
unO $3.50 iptrtb. $500.
YoSner'S. :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-30
Die CotC6 pelll,D

gn;;is,n .iutr e,logi,rGtn rgattntsattisHzepetus
tatjon" obtr ein.s srobs Sipiosno,n periprta,nOn
gauotrsins p.rlott,n pjtIs armt 2eute ibrs iblpcr
beroi.Ht.n Griparniis Dariu oniulescn, urs artatt
Der StpiO.npsn mar &tr,:l;io Die iSclss. linn wit
bI bsftr III ts Da, Gin Qucs, lubtantisacs S9aus
in ,in,r btibid,n, r:iHlisen Stscno Der S:a0t iu
iruf,n, ipobei Sic nur rs SOlars Baar unS g,rinos
unt.ittn su sabltn babsn. I.ribaiien Sic o.sbals
Sbrsr Ganllis elm sigtn,s Stim, o.nn ielbit cine
e:bsnsDsrF5.ruue il. ui5t 10 iu,rtbpeG, ais Si.s.
SD ,ann s5baen Elm eaus p,rfluf.n pObti 81.
sidt tinutal oas Gsls ben sinsm gsuoer.in .u bor,
otn trauGsn.
Sbreibtn Sic mir ioort, ,p,nn 6t Elm iparfa=
rl.r @anu Tno. Man aDreiiirs: 30. g. g..
r0euti6r GprrtipOno:nt- Capr!6, lTttO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-30
Sosner's
gSir iimo Sic Sieferanten fir
fcrtise Samen=Sleiper,

rno unisr, f,rtieen Rtnliig. fuo bts geifatIs
Qopb. Sic ipar:n babel @elo BEL ur6bt.r 3uir..
Denitellung Seine Sruu bat i.mals sn.n bier ee=
madten Slsi1erzGiutauf brmt neil Il. bic pab.i
eriieLten GriparunerE nibt pers.heu, uns 3ufrit=
oenfeQuuq 0alnit brrbunoeH it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-30


HS&@V14@&S4S &rS&>S%@$&%&&
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-30

91eapel, %. Ipril. - Der inter
rationale Su6ertuloIe GongreB, pstz
der geIiern feline 'SiBun9en IdloB,
uabm cine 8efolution an, tpsl9e bic
@inEebung zines @pmite's CUR 8il=
Dung elmer intsrnationalen Inti Suz
bertuloIe : 2iga porIiebt. 0as 60
mite IoG aus Wlitaiieoern Der brei
Gambler beltsbsn, tpslde bic Nnrsgung
gu bem erHsn Su6srtuloIe GonereB
gege6en baben unD pOn Or. 2annez
lon9ue (6rantreid), BEN Ser5Og bon
9dti6pr COeuiT4lqnO) unO profeiior
SacsDi (Stalien) Organiiirt tperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-30
TdS
SrrkTcsel
Don
warpiane.

Eur1 pen GOuo,r7reur
Scbn sBaIter Smttb.
SSiIfree Sateman,
0oM Stult5sScfr.tGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-30
8riide ein9eltilrSt.
Sra6 auf Oct 2Seftaisfeatlitg
Sed1S Menitben Durd, ben 3niah=
menbrud) eines uniihercn Sau'
iucrfS 9etDbtct nno 40 pcrlett.

2fnbsre 2luaitelungsi4mer5sn. - va
riist 8uI9fruuen isBen einen Nusz
ltanb in Sssns. - Cardinal Nlz
6aro bsI6tpert ii9 bei'm 9atitate
uber bic i6m Ssitens Der fran5Osz
idsn Rsgierung gu 5beil 9eipot=
bens 9e6onblung. - 9fOd fsine
9!n!nort bss Sultans auf Die
Jingle 92ote Der Ser. @tdat2n. -
9tngsbli6e arddoIogiIds GntOef=
flung auF @reta.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-30

3 bab n 6 II, %. 4pril. - Gs
beflnoen fi6 iebt feline 8oersn mebr
IN Der umli.gsnoen 9egsnb. 0ieTelben
bdbsn Ii4 in Der Ri6tung BON 2aopz
brano 5uriidaeaoaen. Widiigs 8orz
gdnse iinb in Der S6pebe.
Uf a cru, SaIulolan'o, %. 4pril.
= 5euern puroe beuts friib mebrere
Stunosn lang in Der 8i6tung Don
S6abandu pernommsn. 0iels 8osren
5ieban lih ouf Nbentpeaeu bon Wepe=
ner unb De Mets Oorp Suriid uno
Dsrm.ioen bic ldnas Der Grenae bes
,8aIntolanbes fiibrsnosn 3aupipea..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-12
SOME PosTscRIPTs.


London manufactures s1o.OoO,oOo worth OF
umbrellas annually.
Dr. PfolfTer, influenza expert, lays 1t to the
handkerchief and recommends the Japanese
paper nose wipe.
There are 1914 locomotives at work on
the railways of tho United Kingdom. aud
each OF these. on an average, runs 1906
miles In year.
When the late Duke of ArGyl's son mar
ried the queens daughter a Scotch peasant
exclaimed: Eth mon! But it's a proud
woman the queen should be today"
The empress of Russia has had made for
her a magnificent piece of Gobeln tapestry
which bears reproduction of portrait OF
Marie Antoinette painted by Nine. Lebruu,
The casket containing the remains of Lin
coin. through fear OF vandal thieves. has
been removed no less than ten times since 1t
was first placed in the vault in Oak Ridge
cemetery. May 4. 1865
A New York woman has chosen as her
profession that OF professional packer for
women who are about to move and who are
willing and able to pay for the advantage
and comfort OF having nothing to bother
about
A man named Powdermaksr and his assoc
oiatos have applied to congress for authority
to dig up the streets of Washington aud
lay an underground system of pipes and con-
Quits for the purpose OF distributing cool air
among the houses and Offices OF the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-12
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Arthur Sewall vice presidential candidate
with Bryan in 1896. is reported to be in very
poor health and 10 have bsen ordered to go
abroad for the summer by his doctor
Charles II. Allen, the new governor OF
Puerto Rico. was president of his class at
Amherst, and besides being one of the best
students in the place was also the best bill
lard ppyer.
Lady Wolseley nee Louisa Erskine. the
wife of tina commander In chief comes OF a
fong line Of fighting ancestors, Since her mar
rlase her great interest in life has been CEN
tered in military matters,
Bishon Hertzell OF the Methodist church Is
an admirer OF President Kruger hut at the
same time believes that the Beers are in
the wrong in this hght lie declares that
Kruger represents only the war faction OF
the Transvaal,
Carl Hang the veteran artist. whose name
has been so long associated with the art Of
water color painting has lust celebrated his
Soth birthday and the jubilee OF his con-
nection with the British Royal Society Of
Painters in Water Coors.
Lieutenant General Sir Arthur Power
palmer. k c. b., who has been spoken OF as
the new British commander in chief In India
is over six feet In height and is broad in
proportion. lie is extremely popular with
his troops especially the slkhs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-12

NATURE FIGHTS FOR AGuINaIuo.

Agulnaldo has not as many lives as the
proverblal feline, but II is quite evident
that he has faculty Of lapsing from time
70 time into state of such profound OBJ
security as TO sorely tax the exploring
ability of American commanders in the
Philippines to discover him. For some
months this mobile Filipino has been LOST
80 effeetually as to suggest the idea that
tho earth In his locality had yawnel ana
ON the current OF inhalation gulped him
down. His retirement from participation
IN public affairs has been OF much pleas
ure to war correspondents. These have
had him alternately in Hong Kong, Japan
and other remote quarters. or killed by
treacherous followers or rival generals,
But 1t now appears on excellent authority
that Agulnaldo has neither been swallowed
by some gapirg terra incognita nor put
to death by his countrymen. On the con-
trary the country has II upon the very
good authority of General Young that the
Philippine chief has Joined General Tlno
in the NORTH
General Young Is so sure of haying To-
Gated Agunaldo that he demands rem
forcements TO go and fetch him. These
rsinforcemenfs must come speedily, other
wsethe rainy season will recur and make
pursuit useless The Philippine situation
seems. then. to have resolved itself into
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-12

Cassidy, Texarhana B. Ganter, Galveston;
Edmond Browne, Houston; Rev. H. D..
Brickley, Ennis; Rev. NJ. NJ. Grove,
Houston; James Wahrenherger San An
tonic; William Dobrowolskl, San Antonio;
w Merzbacher, Gainesville; P. Mcbride,
Corpus Christi Rev. p. Breneman, Cam
eron Edward Bauerle, Waco; John Elt.
ner, Koerth; F. II. Grain, Cuero; D. j.
Shall. Yoakum; James o. Doud, Fort
Worth; Ben l.. Granger, Marshall; Rev.
C. NJ. Theon, Palestine; Thomas f. Me-
Ennis and NJ. Cover, Dallas; James F..
Kelly, san Antonio; j. p. Schneider, Aus
tin; Jesse LeGette. Seguin; =. C. Gocbei,
Taylor; d. F. Kelliher, Austin; L. Will
liam Menger, San Antonio; L. H. Mitct'
ell AID ]. F. Mcknight. Halletsville;
Jacob Strauss, Sinner; Rev. w. G. Hem
derson, Victoria; John F. Fitzsimon, NJ.
D., Castroville.
Secretary D. f. Kelllher read the nm
utes of the last council which were APP
proved.
The matter of electing secretary was
then taken up and Mr.. Kelliher was
unanimously chosen.
Monday light the delegates who had al
ready arrived were given reception at
the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Biakeslee on the west SIDE Their
handsome lawn was lighted up and the
guests were entertained in the open air,
The night was beautiful and the occasion
most enjoyable. Cards and dominoes were
INDUCED in and refreshments served.
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this shape: In Luzon there are but a few
weeks IN which an organized army can de-
pioy. All the rest OF the time II might
as well lay UP in camp for all the good
II can do. Aguinaldo must BIO caught and
his army captured or destroyed between
seasons. 1t is prerequisite to the success
OF such operations that Aguinsldo and his
forces be located and cornered when II
Is raining. 1t is not a question OF maxi
ing hay while the sun shines 20 much as
OF making hay whom the sun do not
shine" Now, II General Young had To-
Gated AguinaIdo during the idleness and
opportunity OF tho last rainy season he
could gather in his harvest OF Agun-
aldoan hay with the warm sun OF Amer
lean applause spreading ts glorles all
about him. Moreover he would have saved
the tine-honored proverb. But to flush
his game Just as the clouds are gathering
and the rains preparing TO pour is to draw
out the agony and prolong the will o. the
wisp farce.
It is hoped that In this case General
Young will be provided with reinforce
nients demanded and that he may bag
the peripatetic field marshal OF the
Philippine army. Otherwise the Nation
must settle down resignediy to the pros
pect OF an irrepressible instruction"
After all, an administration responsible
for situation in the Philippines at least
discredtbable to our arms and theory of
government may be forced to the sensible
alternative OF asking the cooperation of
the Filipino in an honest effort to estab-
fish a permanent government in Manila,
the example OF which will spread to other
regions In that unhappy country. But
should such experiment be undertaken II
must be done In good faith and under
such a pledge as Americans will enforce
and Filipnos respect that when once 1t
has attained success II will be followed
by the gift of self government to Aguin-
aldo and his rebellious people. It Is true
that such course will be resisted by the
sen tIment and policy OF Imperialism for
which tho administration is responsible.
But II wisdom In government and human
Hy to our gallant soldiers, enduring ell
matte hardships in the Philippines de-
clared by army surgeons on the ground to
be fatal to the strongest minds and con-
situations, shall dictate such a policy can
even republican administration decline
its adoption? II 1t hesitates now the hour
must arrive when the public conscience
will denounce and history write against 1t
an enduring page OF shame.
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e. IS. OF A.
The Tenth state Council Was Held a,
HnIletsyiIIe

Halletsville, Texas. May 1O-Ths tenth
State council of the Catholic Knights Of
America closed its two days sess on here
this morning. Delegates were here from
all parts OF the State and the meeting was
the most profitable one In the history OF
the order The delegates were royalty On
tertalned by the leading citizens OF Hal.
letsville.
During the two days session much bust.
ness OF a routine nature, not OF interes,
to the general public. was disposed of
The order was found to be in a most
prosperous coalition.
wednesday afternoon the following ~.
ficers were elected: President William
Blakeslee Of Halletsvills; vice pres dem
Frank II, Grain OF Cuero treasurer
Thomas f. MeEnnis Dallas; s,Inrems
delegates, d. T. Kelliher OF Austin ana
James o. Doud OF Fort Worth; alteTns,ss
william poorowolski OF San Antonio and
Adam Clay OF Houston
Tbs roll call showed the following dale
gates present: Adam Clay. Houston. "