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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18
IN TIE COUNTY.

The Young men Of Mapiewooi hav" organized
e. COMEDY and minstrel .umrsry. Thsy intend t3
civ. an entertainment soon FOR some charitaoie
Mrs. Mary H. finney. principal Of the NaiIeE
Srhoni has been very sick frr two weeks. nut
i. expected I" rssurn. her duties at the school
shortly
-.I.iln Relers filed suit in the Clayton ,''r-
cult Court yesterday against William =. Neu-
lauer 1T al recover tn" principal ana interest,"
of rgu,nigsary uote for $50, alleged t" have been
due since January J.
Marri.z. licenses were issued at CLAYTON yes
Alton Frank EOhen and Anna craig "t 81
Inuis ard Frank ]. Walter Of -.ilst"n ana
Catherine. MC';inni.s of Hillside
TIE funeral Of Joseph sale Ferry. who lied
at his home i'll SappIngton on Monday morning
will 'c held from the Berry residence this after
r,oor at = o'clock. Mr. R.rry was . years old
lie leaves widow and grown family.
Tho will ii John !. tirauer of Old orchard
was filed in IN. Probate court Mt clayton Srstar-
day The testator h.aueatt"d 81 each Ia Alhsft
ptilq ard Herman .iTaucr and the re'ua!n !ndcr ~
nis estate. real ana p"rs"na;. tn his wit', 10
iarra W. GrsUer. vine is named "NecutriS WIN
Oh: bond. After Mrs. Grauer's death ths "Siat"
is to- he divided equally a,rons the Grt''"r chill
lren.
Elijah Johnson. negro who lives IN shrews-
fury l'ark near the River tes Perss must To
the host fisherman in the state of Missouri. lie
caught a three pound bass out 0f that not over
large stream YESTERDAY morning 80 far as Is
known bass never heard of IN the 1luify
waters Of this county rtvtl"t. hut Elijah haH
fsh supper last night which teStif's that IN" at
lcsst 1hat thr stream.
The annual parish meeting OF Grace Episcopal
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18
MADISON COUNTY ELECTIONS.
School Bond Issue Proposition De
feated ut Alton.

Municipal elections We're held in most er
the cities and villages in Madison County
yesterday.
In Alton proposition authorizing tho
Board OF Education ia issue bonds to tha
amount of SJc.t.p for tn. erection of "A new
high school was defeated No officials
We're elected except Aldermen. The follow
ing candidates were successful in their re-
speCtive wards:
First Ward. Eugene Lavenue Jr: Second
r. Davis; Fourth Ward, Charles: NJ. wager
Fifth Ward. Samuel H. Wyss: Sixth Ward,
". b. Freeman: Seventh Ward, Charles II.
Eais.
The spirited contest in Upper Alton re-
suited in the election of George z. Pen
ming. the independent candidate for Mayor
over George k. johnson. the regular Re
tieorss Go" D 'p Eiiton and E % Il. Smart. II tho S
were elected with Henry Blase. the inde-
pendent candidate. Charles n. Weeks, the
Republican i9mines for Clerk. was also
Al East Alton the fight was between thu
license and anti-license forces. the town go
ing dry by : majority. The license ., peo.
by maiorities ranging from 10 To %. The
following are the new officials:
Trus,ees-G. ". Walls. James Bright. j..
Fl. Chessen and l.. J.. Cooper; Town Clerk,
r T. Douglass.
AT North Alton the resui, was as follows:
President; Samuel Bal: Irn1tses,.R"sseii s;e'I
liam Raccliif: Town Clerk. Lculs Mcfiinr's.
The license proposition was no; vots,l on.
but the new board is co1s'fercI wet.
wardsville. the Successful candidates in this
various wards being JoSc?h kesi in ths
First, J. F. Ammon in the Second. n. E.
Bosen in the Third. C.I'!.s Fl. Barrels in
the Fourth.
At Bethalto license ticket was elected as
follows: Mayor. Richard Balster. Trustees
Ben Picker. y. J. Canip-. Louis Bnuers
Clerk. William j. Pickett.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18
CAUGHT BY WIRE RING.
Outsiders Squeezed hy the closing
Down u, the Mills.


EEF' Hi'i' StE' AL
Chicago, April ia.-Th"f" - II strong S'''
picion on chang. that ths closing ~ the
stnei AM! wiz, plant. is bu; part Of Il go. X
,nan,nu,atio,,. l.uI ,irg,d and operated for
a., ,.,,,.i, 80 r,t,, ". Gates and intimate.
s' ,l'' ',',... ,.r.o, n,,,ai
ff''hhs' reports from " ""@'" "''"' ''
concerns ""iy th1f ihet' i ''' y, ''''''
tion III This line of Industry. "Hh ""h-
d.rsuI unanlnity officials of thee various
,o,npnnies scor M th,. reason which Is
,,i,.ar for IN. ,losirv -. m. vtr. rlquts
l., r.u tpuv.u j..
.,. .,.., -,
heavily Interested IN Inc S'''h mar N''' -
is opetll, sintcd HAT IN" closing down OF
the mills. instead of beng due l" over
production. was decided upon on account
,f the ros,tiou Of the Gates crowd in ::ic
..oor make. TIL. cau, If sr;rh indeed II
mt, ,,....t,,ii, f. ,hn ,I;,,u.
IL, 49,
ioi the NJ AfN''i""F
shaking. an" III" di$tf'~S huSt ~ s''it l.
especially in the case "f those VII" held
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18
SEEKING ATKINS ASSAILANT.
Police ut Work on the Union ROul
cvard Robbery.

The police are conducting a vigorous
search for the negro hichwayman who shot
Edgar Atkin. the Smith Academy athlete
coach. in the left leg ut Delmar and Union
bouicvards early yesterday morning. No
arrests had been made up to early hour
this morning.
a peculiar feature Of the hoii-up is that
1t occurred within a few hundred feet of
the spot where William Postcn Scott was
shot and mor,ally wounded by a highway
man on the night OF July 4. ls3a Scott
was walking south on the west side of
Union boulevard. u shor: distance from
Demar when he was beset. Atkin was
boulevard. about 100 feet from Delmar
boulevard, when he met negro man who
brushed egains, his shoulder.
Throw up your hands, cried the negro.
as they passed. and Atkin turned AROUND 20
face the muzzle Of revolver The negro
had the drop on him and he could do moth
ing but submit to a search. The negro
found "A g." bill and a so bill in Atkin 5 vest
stractiag these that he rather lost his aim
with the revolver. Atkin. darting at a
chance. grabbed the arm which held the
revolver and pushed 1t aside. There was a
struggle for the possession of the qua
which lasted several minutes before either
gained an advantage. Atkin is 4 crack
amateur athlete. but he was IIitlIy over
pn,yorr( and the revolver was discharged
Th. hall struck him In the upper portion OF
the left log. rendering him helpless He lay
~, tho. sidewalk in a semiconsciuus condi-
tior until a night watchman found HIM
about an hour afterwards and assisted him
To his boarding place at No. '2ss vernon
ave;tue. ~, ,
Atkin tainted when ne reached the house
Doctor J. r. Tlnquary of No. i9t" East0n
,,,iI,t Atkins home is in New York. He
is a graduate of Tale University. and was
prominent in athletics. He is coach for the
Smith Academy baseball and fo"tpaii teams
and instructor in physical culture
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church in kiIkNopi wa< held M"nfav night ~
III. church The vs~trympn wiIn served last
y-ur vrr. reelected Reports cu various H';t"t
m.nts of TIA" church work w"r" road Th''S''
showed encouraging a'iva I"e in the "i:urrr
iucn.!.. The. fnct that tho chiliccn's lhui"n Of
(, rings cf this year exceeded hv early Sn TIA 50
Of last wear y u'attcr "f special Srattii''' .
tion the Reverend /. r Potter. III" rector "i
Grace Church
The .un.r, ~ Joseph lI'rry. who died Mon
day at his home the Watson road In -. Louis
county. take place today at : o'clock Ib"
Reverend I. +. Potter ..f IN" kirkw""i Episc' tai
church will preside. 'rh: services will b. h"l'i
- III. house. Hhenr" tl" body will u" taken :"
SappInGton Cemetery. Herr! wa a Nireinl"n
hut had lived tn" greater part "f his life IN =.
Louis County. ard well known locally. His
wife and son uryive him
lack Ryan. brakeman On the ''pusher'' a:
Eirkwo.d. came very near ivsinc his life N"n-
day aftcrr"n about = o'rioci. While switching
two coal ears onto sid" track h" fell hetw. on
them Tho ears were moving az tho rate Uf s!x
miles an hour. aui those who til" accident
thought that thr would NOT escape alive.
iut Hi' striking tn" ground n" gave quick
spring and managed {" eX'r!Clt" himself The
heel of III, snoc was cut away Ivy the wheels AMI
his foot consequently somewhat bruised but this
Was his So iuTv
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18
UfH0LDS THE MEN.
Shaftcr Sides With Forty Seven
Discharged Soldiers.

san Francisco cal. April 1.-THE trans
port Tartar which has been released from
quarantine. is 10 be turned over TO her
owners b,- the Government. When the Tar
tar was 4, few days ont from Manila the
forty-Sc.eu discharged Spl.i"rs who were
being brought hom@ wcr" given various
tasks to DO by Qualtr.lnast"r Captain Da-
Wis but tn. soldiers rehelled and ciame,,
that having been dis nar=ed they wci.
travelling As oriin iry ,!t:@ons. O,I the L..s-
sells arrIva! her- the matter was submitted
10 General Shafter who has decided that
the men We're I'm no way auenable 10 IN.
army regulations, and should he released
when the vessel left quarantine.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18
PRESENT TO DEWEY.
Unique Autograph Album Com
nemorating His Victory.

Washington April IA heaitifui and
unioue souvenir autograph album vas 90
dpy presented Ia Admiral Dewey by the
New York Commercial as Il testimonial OF
his heroic deed in Marila Bay. he book
Is 4 lars. leather-bouud volume. with IN
illuminated. illustrated title page. setting
forth in detail tn. ser:tce lie rendered 20
MS country by th. destruction of the Spar-
;.h fleet and the first sheet of autographs
contain the original signatures Of President
Mckinley ard each member of mis- ab:net.
Then follow the autographs of ezra! hun
;ircd uf the rrost distinguished and inf''!en-
,ial men in New York city. Including all
Of the prominent fnanciers and Journalists.
Admiral and Mr.. Dewey and th'ir friends
examined II carefully. and expressed their
high appreciation of the kindly sentiment I
OF the donors and s.gners
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tute Of Homeopathy.
morrow. in which trrr l.r--- number "f
technical papers will bo presented aud dis
russed. Tn. officers uf tie institu;" are -
follows: President, l.. q. Van Scoyo7. Kan
81. City: vice president. y. II. Scho''. ST.
Louis: general secretary, Willis Young. -.
Luuis: treasurer. Scott l.. Parsons. -.
Louis. provisional secretary. II. VI. Fry"r,
Kansas city. nccrolcEist. II. ". Wcstnver.
St Joseph.
Most of the officers from ousid" The city
arrived Yesterday. and in" discussions be-
gan without delay. The programme Is d'-
viGed into bureaus. under which general
head they are separated into the various
divisions of medicine and surgery.
When the institute convened yesterday
morning. Doctor \. l.. Bryce OF st Louis
delivered an address of welcome Doctor
l. Il. Heath of Kansas city responded in
the place of Doctor Hudson cf the same
city. who was on the programme for the ad-
dress
The report of the treasurer was read and
accepted. after whicl, nine new names for
membership were proposed and accepted.
Doctor Geor-, \. S.idlitz CT st Louis resi!
:, paper on Sudden Kindness" and Efoctor
Mary +. Bell of st. l.o'lis read ii paper on
.tilauconls' Doctor :. q. DeI.ai of Kansas
City had paper on "PosteriCr Synecnia.
Several other papers nn technical topics
were read. A. the night session Doctor $
4 Benson OF -. Louis cavr Five Reasons
Why The Waters of the Mississippi Are Not
Free From Contamination Three Hnndre!
Miles From chicago" 'rh. diverse side was
argued by Doctor NJ. j Moth of Chicago"
President Van Scoyoc will read his an.
rual address this morning Attendance Of
,.f f,t-,, .gr..I &c tod fn-h1
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18


Tho fold is rapidly nllms NJ with can9i
dates for tho nominations for She Sthtc Leg
islaturr on thn Democratic ticket.
Miners AT Alton are taking no part In Jhc
e'ril. ordered n East 81 Louis sunday
Supply Commissioner Meier arpio.i foi
Warrants against The February Grand jur-
urs
The police arc making n vigorous search
fnr the negro hiGhwaNmou who assaulted
Edgar Akin ~ polmar and tui"'l hoNl''
,a'-ds Monday night.
Congressman 10y wifi have no OPP sitlon
5or denomination.
The Real Estate Exchange held its anrrai
election. \ urcSii' 1T ana Board - Directors
Ucrn chosen.
Judge Tally refused ~ .niain tho I:Nriso
Commissioner f"on iuquirius into III" con
rl8ct - rlacrS To ascertain of they ar" Iui
III an orderly manner
HEAVY raIus have delayed farming opera
1luuS In Illinois.
councilman Hodges introduced rvo new
bills for t1ty Hospital %: the Council
Tho Reverend Doctor John T. 'anaon,
moderator "f the General Assembly uf n"
Presbyterian Church Of the l'uitad states,
q opposed Ia a revision OF the Westminster
confession
An organization known as the american
constitutional LeaclIe was inr"!r"@3tni Ht
EelleNiGe. Its object Is {" defend the Con
stituiiou.
The dissatisfied members Of Mount cal
wary Episcopal Church have decided Ia
Withdraw from the congregation.
Few rin.s in Illinois have shut down
sine" the s':il" was inaugurated Sunlay.
Tho House OF Delegates ana cornell met
and reelected tha old officers
george Artie was dangerously stabbed IN
sn election row mt Madison. IL
Arthur Prince. IL wears old. WAS shot and
killed by Isaac Stinord while playinG hiSh-
wavmen.
Tho Jefferson club will nee, -o-uiGnt 70
consider ward organization and Other mat
-pTS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18
APOLOGIZED FOR CHICAGO.
Minister Storer Explains Ia Pre-
minr SilNnla.

Madrid. April I7.--United States Minister
Rellamy Siorcr visited Premier Silyola to-
day and apolocized for the action Of the
Mayor cf Chicago Carter II. Harrison. In
sending an invitation to the Duke of ArCos
.hc Spanish Minister at Washington. to at
tend The Dewey Day celebration there. Nr
S,orcr said that the United States Govern
mont regretted the incident, which. he ex-
r,iaiucd WAS the result OF an error COM
rniitcd hy a municipal clerk. and promised
il should not he repeated.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18
DIMES BOER PEACE ENJOYS.
Netherlands Premier Also Returns
Their Visit.

The Hague. Ap,il 1.-THE Minister of
Foreign Affairs an4 President ~ the Min
iaterisI Council. Doctor ". IL. de Beau
fort. hns returned the visit paid to him
by Tie Boer Peace Commissioners The lat
ter. with Doctor Leyds. the diplomatic rep
r,sentat've OF the Tfansva.ti. and Doctor
Muller the Minister here "f the Orange
Free STATE. dined with the Premier this
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18
OLQMBIAN REBELS ROUTED.
Their Forces Under Three Generals
Defrated in Battle.

Kingston. Jamaica. April News from
Colombia says that two battles have been
fought a; Matamundo and Pradera.
where the rebel forces under Generals
Rosa. ibez and Ciaicein We're completely
routed a large number being killed,
wounded or taken prisoners.
The Colombian Government has sent TO-
go additicra troops north. Peace Is re-
ported to be completely restored in the De-
nartment OF MaEn"la.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18
BANK ROBBERS ROUTED.
Safe i'm the Bank of West Pullman
Partially Wrecked.

chicago. April 17.-Early to-day robbers
partly wrecked the safe In the state Bank
Of Vest Pullman. but failed To secure the
$1,000 inside
The explosion attracted ;wo policemen.
;,ID ran Ia the scene. The man inside
capped from a rcac window.
The time-lock Tachanism was not injured.
and at 80 o'clock this morning the door
VAS thrown open automatically.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18
pcmocrat. Garry shelbyviIle.

ikF.f'V I3I.1' HfI.V i@fI~
Shelhyviile. H.. April 1.-THE election in
this city to-day passed off quietly. resulting
in an overwhelming victory for the Demo-
cratic ticket, and. Incidentally. victory
for license of the five Aldermen. the DEM
ocr4ts elected four. and the other is a tie.
There were two Aldermen to be elected in
the Second Ward. and one Democrat there
i'm had no opposition Three Aldermen hold
over ard the holdovers are all license men.
This insures license here for the next two
vears. Aliens majority for Police Magts-
trate over Vanderpool Rep.) is 2s1. The
majority for municipal ownership of elecs
trio light plant and waterworks is 39i
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18
RAILROADS.

The Clover Leaf has flied petition in tho
Federal court asking for ii rshear1nG IN she
proposed sale.
The pere Marquette woild like AN invosti-
CATION into its affairs.
The Republicans and /. {. {. arc having
a tilt.
The popularity of colonel ForGyce is be
ing shown in his ncw rlpncity.
Assistant General Passenger Agent of the
Nandaiia John NJ. chcshroueh has returned
from a rrip East.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18

Mrs. Niuslow's Soothing Syrup has been
,,.ed by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for
,hetr children WHILE TEETHTNG.
With PERFECT SUCCESS. II SoOTiIES
,he CHILD. SoFTENS THE GUMS. AL
LAYS THE PAIN. CURES WIND EoLtC.
Ind l.; the Nhest remedy tor pIAERHEA.
ASH for 'Nik. wiuslow's Soothing Syrup"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18
HE'S ALREADY HAPPILY MATED.
Nine. Melba Is Too Late to Mari,
Hatldm chambers.

London. April l..-CunsiGerabie amuss-
men. was caused in london hT the publ
citation of a dispatch from New York saying
tina; Nine Mslba WAS about I" marry had
don chambers. the dramatist. As mat
tor Of fart Mr.. Cfamhers Is already hap
pit. married.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18
JENNIE C'NEllL POTTER.
Well known ElocuiioniSt Dead nj
New York.

New York. April iT-Miss Jennie oN.iil
Potter. the wcil-known "locntionist died at
8; I.uk.'= Hospital this afternoon. Miss
Potter since last December has tecn an in
mate 81 st. Iuke's suffering from cancer
Her body will loo taken TO Wisconsin for
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18
M'KINLEY SELECTS FOLSOM.
\ominatcd to Be Commissioner for
Alaska

Washington. April l1.-The President to-
dav nominated Hiram II. Folsom OF Alaska
ia be a commissioner in and for the DIS
,ric, Of Alaska, to reside at Juneau.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18
HANNA MUCH IMPROVED.
Senator Was Able To Go 10 the
CapitnI Yesterday.

Washington. April l7.-Thc condition of
Senator Hanna of Ohio is much improved
to-day He was able TO go to the Capitol
lhiS afternoon.
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HOMfOPATRISTS IN SESSION.
Meeting of Missouri Institute at
Soui ihcin Hotel.

The Missouri Institute of Homeopathy
convened in its twsnty-fnurth annual meet
ing at the Southern Hotel yesterday.
The institute vii! be in session until TO-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18
SHAH OF PERS,A'S VISIT.
He Leaves Teheran ON Trip to st.
Petersburg.

Teheran. April 1.-THE Shah started from
here Yesterday on his way to Europe. Hs
Is going to St. Petersburg.
All outbreak Of bubonic plague is re.
ported In Javanrood district. near the Turk
ish frontier Since the disease appeared.
three weeks ago Ia5 deaths have occurred.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18

Take Laxative Bromo ouiniue Tablets. All
druggists refund the money If IL fails to
cure T.. W. Groves signature is on each
box 25c
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Marine Intelligence,

Kew York April l1.-Arrivcd: State of
Glasgow.
New York April 17.--Arrved: lAnchoria.
Glasgow.
New York April l7.-Arrived: Beig.ayia.
from Hamburg.
B"ulosne, April 17.-Arrived: Rotterdam
New York. FOR Rotterdam.
Bremen. April l7-Arrived: Friedrich
der Crosse New York via Southampton
New York. April I1.-Sailed: Lain. Bre-
men, via rherhourG and Southampton.
New York. April E.-Arrivod: Kensing-
ton, Antwerp.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18
RuonEs.,> sco,r> SUCCESS.

Mafekins. Saturday. April 1.-THE sue
cess of Lieutenant Smith E,nan. the
RhodrSian scout. who with the exception
or pru,.r correspondent. a ryclis, IS the
only whit. man who mas entered MHfekn;;
since thr siege began il likely 10 prove ~
great value to colonel i'lum"r-t" whom he
has returned with dispatches should PIN
,ner decide To- raise tn. siege OF Maf"idng
in earnest.
y Scottish cr"f,"r has introduced Il
method of making nourishi;g ro:ridrc with
oar bran. which is a great boon and is
solving tho question of feeding The natives.
We are now confident OF holding out two
months longer. The mon in The trenches
are determined ,o play the game to tn. end.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18
ROBERTS EXPOSES
BRITISH GENERALS.


Kepasroort. held by a party OF Hfroh
Horse. cur losses were two killed ana one
wounGoi The rncmy's losses must nave
been heavy. as they applied 10 us for doc
,iui,,,l.t.,,.S
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18
GEHERAI.1nnNiESTrC

William j. Austin arrived a; Austin Tex.
returning From an S.5h-nlle tour IN the
NoS;
Senator Chiffon Of Texas withdrew from
'ho contest for denomination, on the ground
Of Illness. Hdiey's election now is assured.
~. T. Baxter. newspaper man. killed
himself At Lexington Ky from fear Of a
mob. He had warmed Goeb,i OF danger.
Tho Government Will be- asked for free
transportation Of the India relief supplies.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18
IN TIE CITY.

.r 80 lIStlSS lRiSoN HEFoi.M-E. WyIan
't"wro "f New YORK Citv Viii ..r,llra al st.
loans VI +. Church. South. tonight on Prison
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-18

Manila April l--Tw.ly.a hundred Ia
..alns a--acl,..g. ,,asa's b,.talinr l,.;..lquar-
t.. ., t,,.,t.., r.,.,,,,.,, %, ,,,,~s,,p
-, ,.,., -
i'''i'.' W N''ll,''''''''. on 'i',. ''"' "'
''AhF h'd h't'rl casualties. mn" ~ '.'
'''"'k'hh '"i'r MY were N'''''' '''' '''' ~
Wnurc'r "r taken prisoners.
Ihe enemy. nhnh"r 10" fi'i' M H. az
REMAINDER hoiuG hol"nl'h' "'th'rN ~" !
M unt"i Si'eaTm'f' >""'i''H "o"" D." -
hu"hhE mass At aaNhSh'' S,i ~, i''''9I',S ~
ki'in- thToH "f 'h' seiI'f''S. 'HeN ~ y - ~ y,
'h' streets IN sintH f"f'''S' IN 90 .''r
SrA!ihE iau"'rS. "N mean 90 Mn - 49,
"tt-nft'd :" enter 'hr n""s'S' -. -
IN" .Nhefl'hfs 'uli1'''i '.' W va
racks ana formed ~ 'h' I''""t '1' ..,',
Ihr'eS began SW'elli'E 'Il' ."r' Il.
subsequent street HN"'s'N '''S'''
minutes. $3.50,
Twelve al ~" wo"hle! Ail'r.'a''s
now on board the hoSi'ita! snip !N'i'".-
Ih" enemy witil.fc" I" thr HloHf''aIiS III
great confusion
toNN,>Slo>EH> >Nh.-
san Francisco. cal. April III II" i'hihl'
pine Commissioners sailed on tho transport
Hancock early thts afternoon. me nan,
cock VIII stop at Honolulu. Nnh"ha'h" anu
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