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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-26

4, Fifty or 81 cents he replied. There
is question of right in this thing Its
legal anG legitimate and / could force
The price up#to S2 Il bushel but I'm not
goiag TO- II isn't right. I'm willing the
market should 60 back. Yes. I'm Gers
tain8of my corner. ! know how much
contract corn there is in Chicago, and
know how much I've bought. It's con-
sderabie more. I'm satisfied with the
deal as it is. I've got 100000 on it, and
that's pretty good for a month > work,
The corn plnnger evidenced his salts
faction by his smile. Continuing. he
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-17
Gales Is VI. N. w.

Gales b5 y H. n. w.
Washington, D. @.
kISituado en- la parte mas centrica de
la ciudad Immediate a la. Casa Blanca
a los Departamentos del Gobierno.
Por frente del hotel cruzan tran
Was en- todaS direcciones.
Restaurado ultimamente. SalOnes
de reception; de lectura, biilares para
los huespedes, cafe, buffet, g..
Departamentos para fanilias y ha-
bitaciones con baTos partiCulares.
Servicio esmeradO: telegraph; tel6-
tonO 4.
Precios mOderados.
w. X. Koch, propietario,
I'm. d. Mayo de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-17

Sobre este llamamos muy part
p1blico pcr ser La 1alca Companla
que conce0e semejanre Privneglo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-17
ABAD, STEINACHER g. CO.
INaENIzR CIvILEs

INQENIERO CIVILES
l5S Fifth Avenue, Nuw York.
Sc encargaran do organizar emp esss
para Ia exploitation de coneesiones csI
ne minas, riegos obras de interea &c
neral en- Porto Rico en- combin &ci6n d.
% EstsdoA Un'doa.
ReoKeaentAnte an Puerto Rico:
JUNO 1T SsINAoHeR PoKC1
@,Saa JulioI4 y. 1880
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-17
E. SOL del Canada?

Supicamos al ntelgente pdbco de Lsa ectura
udo de estas heroas Condolences evando sorprend
dos por sociedades garantd aseguraE vueae
vldaS, tomaa lnformes
T. Store Speritendente.-C Meltz, Agents general y
oGq~rO-Agees VaerO Jss1s M. Lego, Fernando NJ Ces-
o Agente socador Duis Yordan Dava coecteros
en- Ponce. BlasinHermanos. Ponce. Abrl II ano alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-17

Todo anunClO b Communicate que 90
nserte en- eat0 diariO debera satis
gacerao ea lmpoFts cor adolautado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-17
Privll@gios

IT, segurado puede d ouaquier del mundc ddicarae
cupadon
2o TEenta das
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-17
PRIVILEGIO CONTRA CADUCIDAD

Sobre este lamamos muy parcularmsnte La atenc6n del
p1bco dalca Compan1a Conunente Americana
que conce0e semeianre Privllego.
antadoa p La OoAfNlA Este
moleso,
Eo Llama proceder equdad var los intereses de
los aseguracos de fanLas.
dersno KESrAURAR
y
SkdUhO TRES
rAdO DOtAIEs
$160O
Habra condolences privIegos mas favorables para
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-17
MUY .IMPORTANTE

Sc aceptan Comisiones para com
pra venta de AcciOnes del &Credito~
Y de la ~Luz Electrica~, en- la Agen
cia de negocioS de Luis l.. Yordan
avila CristiDa. Ponce Enero 20
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-17
l. EsTk I'D. SORDO q?

Toda c1ase de sordera y personals que no 0i-
gan bien, curab1es por medic de uuestra
nueva inveucion; solar1eute 1osque hayau naci-
do sordo SON incurab1es. Los rufdos en- las ore
Jas cesau inmedia atamente. Escribanos porne-
nores sobre case. Cada persona puede curar-
sc por 81 n1isu1a en- su casa, CON muy POGO gastos
DIR. DALT0N'S AuRAL CLINIC. 5ss La Safe Ave.
CHICAGO ILLss u. y. Gs A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-17
COmpahla Trasadantica
EssPanoIa

On vapr de esta Compafa mejores
pasaeros egara ste puerto del 20 de oada ad
mitiendo estos para ST A CRUZ DE TENERIFE, CADN :
BARCELONA y ''carY "a" para CADIA BARCElAONA' 0Ef
NOVA TRIESTE.
PAsAJEs
L. l.. de spref3 ordnaia emigrante
Para Espana: 800 $50 $50 ss5
sstr Gaaosss enten
ParRmas nfDrne:d cOnsgnasrio en- eaa plaza
Id. FEIICJ.
Ponce, Dicieunbre % de 1899.
Para u AeAseESRssA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-17

N W York Mueatra pneden ser vista1
en o&xa de Vale y Caaoio, Ponce J
80 envf4o gratis por oorreo al qae las
2id& Agosto 81 de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-17

La inspection operacon
lega q
La -
de sambign
9 asegura
P6nzas ei6Gan a de
DONDR
los
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-19
THE WAR IN AFRICA.

The Beers are nsking the most OF
their opportunity to sweep through the
Orange Free State, gathering men and
supplies, before an effective blow can be
struck ny Lord Roberts. Heavy rail- s
continue and impede the movements OF
the British, but do not seem to hamper
the Boers, The fate at Wepener re-
IN aims in douot. A Lorenzo Marquee
dispatch says the Boer commsndsnt at
Kroom airport, on the eastern border Of
the Trsnsvasl, has received q
telegram stating that the place has SUI
rendered, but there is no confirmation
to this.
1t is reported from Boer sources that
the Betbulie bridge over theOrange river
has been blown up. Over this bridge and
the one at Norval's pont, farther west,
nearly all the supplies for Lord Rob-
erts' army have been transported. Lord
Kitchener, who has been supervising
the work Of protecting the British line
of communications, has returned to
BIoemfontein.
4 body of Beers Ia marching north
ward through tho Trapsvaal to utter.
cept Gen. Carrington's force. which lie
to enter Rhodesis by way of Biers, Por-
tugese East Africa.
Nearly half the members OF the Irish.
American ambulance corps from Chi
cago, which recently arrived at Preto
ris, are reported to have torn of their
Red Gross badges whom offered Msu-
sers.
A correspondent writing from within
the Boer lines says that the Beers had
but 800 men 10 Natal with which to
shut up Gen. Whites troops at Lady.
smith and oppose Buller'p army. The
total force opposed to them numbered
about 10000 men. The Boer army
maintained q position more than thirty
miles long and was widely scattered,
but such was its mobility that it could
be concentrated at any part OF the line
within three hours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-19

There is more Catarrh In this set ton Of the
country than sill other diseases put together,
and unit! the last few years wss supposed to
be incufablo. For great many years doc
tors pronou need it a local disease, and pre-
scribed local Temede', and by constantly
falling to cure with local treatment, pro-
nounced it incurable. Science has proven
cat .rrh TO be q constitutional disease, and
therefore requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catar,h Cure, N ,nuiactured By F. ].
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. is tae only con.
sttutional cure on the market 1t is taken
internally In doses from 10 drops to a tea.
spoonful. 1t acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case 1t fails tn
cure. Send for ci 'culsrs and testimonials.
Address F J. CHENEY & co, Toledo, o.
Sold BY druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-19
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Foreign News.


Buds Pest, April 19-Chsrousek, the
famous chess expert, ia dead.
Copenhagen, April 1.-the Prince
and Princess Of Wales left Copenhagen
this morning for London. Unusual
precautions will be taken to ensure the
Prince a safe journey. He will travel
via Brussels despi the attempt made
on his life there, April 4, while he was
en- route to Copenhagen.
London, April 19.-Primrose Day to-
bay wss celebrated 10 an unusually
hearty manner. Crowds gathered sbou,
Disrseii's statue 10 Westminster which
was lavishly decorated with primroses
and British flags. The Primrose Danes
gave q reception ct the estmineter
Palace Hotel. Most of the women we're
In lavender costumes and wore hats
trimmed with primroses. The day ush-
ers 10 the spring season. The Queen
ordered wreath of primroses TO BE-
placed on Lord Beacoufeld's grave.
Madrid, April 19.-Announcement
OF the reorganization OF the Spanish
ministry was made today. Senior sil.
vela remains president OF the Cabinet.
The changes 10 the ministry are due to
recent Cabinet dissensious. Four mem.
bers of the old ministry. including the
Premier, remsio. By the change, Sill
vela relipQuishes the ministry of for
eign affairs and assumes the ministry
of marine.
Paris, April 19.-Jean Alexander
Joseph Falguiere, the we'll known
French sculptor and painter, 10 dead.
aged sixty. inc yesrs.
Manila, April l9.-The military com.
mission at Calambs, Csvite province,
have sentenced three natives to Is
years imprison meut for brieandsge.
The Hague, April 19.-Queen Will
helmins and the Queen mother today
granted private interview to the Boer
ENJOYS, Fischer, Vessels and Wolms.
rams DIR. Leyds was also present.
London, April 19-The ondon papers
seem to think the Sultan 10 "up against it" in
bis dispute with the United States concerning
the payment Of indemnity demanded BY the
latter The Psll Mall Gazette says that the
hurry Of the American government muet DO
rather disconcertipg to Abdul Hamid. "rhsse
American" the paper ssys, go far from
playing game, are actually talking Of seix-
ing Smyrna" The st. James Gazette says:
America apparently has no intention Of
standing any humbug from the Turks, bot
why should she? The Eastern question has
no terrors for a power with an OCEAN be-
tween herself and the Balkans" The paper
adds that If the United States sets foot in
Asia Minor she will probably fod neither
Germany nor Russia unintsrested spectators.
London, April 1e.-It is announced that
the Queen will arrive at Windsor from Dublin
on the 9th inst.
Lord Londestorough. Vice Admirsl Of the
Yorkshire Coast, died today, aged SO years.
L is believed that this 10 the Earl Of Lor-
desborough who contributed the wreath which
was placed on Wsshington's tomb ct the Ma.
sonic observance at Mt Vernon last Decem.
har
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-19
Burned In q Vault.

New York. April 19.-.By Q strange
vsgary OF fate Henry Hughes, q mschin
ist employed 10 Rogers & Company'a
factory, met death 10 msnner be had
dreamed of for years and to evsds
which he had takeo, he believed, every
precaution. The factory was burned
yesterday and Hnghes's charred re.
mains were found today in 9 supposed.
y Hre.proof vault whittier he had bis
cotton picking machine removed some
time ago to ensure biz safety. Hughes
had the vault made 6re.proof, as be
said he had premonii ion that the fac.
tory would burn and that he would
meet death 10 that way. When the fire
broke out yesterday the man closed the
doors of his trap and soon he was pen
ned 10 by aames.' The vault failed to
resist the fire and Hughes was burned
to o crisp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-19
Strike Leaders Arrested

Croton Landing, N. Y April 49,
A new plan has been taken to bring
the striking Itslisns at Crotom Dam to
terms. Sheriff Mollov, with 80 war.
rants, arrived here at s o'clock this
morning, and then proceeded TO the
scene Of the trouble to arrest the ring
leaders OF the strike. A company OF
the 7sh regiment was detailed to assist
him. The houses were searched and as
soon as an Italian was caught be was
securely handcuffed. The work WAS
quickly and quietly done. Molloy en-.
tered each house, followed by several
of bis deputies, while the soldiers lined
the streets. AS fast as the arrests were
made the prisoners were placed under
guard of soldiers. At tan O'Clock,
eight Italians had been arrested and
Sheriff Molloy was still engaged 10 fer
reting out the others from their places
of conceslment, No trouble is expect.
ed 10 making the other arrests. It Is
now believed that the ringleaders be.
iug out of the way many of the Italians
will agree to return to work.
At noon % arrests had been made
and Sheriff Molloy was still searching
for more Italians.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-19
Won by American JOCKEYS.

newmarket, April 19.-In the race
for the Maiden two year old plate of
100 sovereigns, here today, Mr., Richard
Cookers Eileen Violet, ridden by l.
Reif, was second. The Column pre-
duce stakes of 400 sovereigDs were won
by, l.. Reiff, on Victor Hugo. In two
year old plate race, of 200 sovereigns,
Sloan was fret Oh Schoolbook. Sloan
was also first in the race for the Sales
stakes, of 200 sovereigns, on Irresis
tible. The Wood Ditton stakes Of 200
sovereigns we're won by "Skeets" Mar
tin on Dawnhsm. An objection was
filed against Martin, however, for foul
riding.
Mr., Croker's Gramscrip, ridden by
L. Reif, won an alleged selling plat
of 100 sovereigns. Sloan on Felicits
was second and Rigby on Galveston
third. The odds against Gramscrip
we're 100 to IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-19
NEWS Of THE DAT.

The end OF the strike in the Mary
land coal mines il believed to be draw
ing near.
Colombia IL seeking to have Vene-
zuela throw open the Orinoco river to
navigation.
Secrecy is maintained about the
movements of the Jspenese feet. which
lie believed to be ready TO strike Russia
at any time.
Prof. James II. Van Sickle, now su-
perintendent OF the North Side schools
10 Denver, Col. has been elected super
intendent OF schools 10 Baltimore.
The National League baseball cham
piopship race began today. The Brook.
lyns met the New Yorks, the Pbilsdel-
phias played in Boston, the PIttsburgs
Of st. Louis sne the Chicsgoes at Cin-
cipnati.
The announcement of the marriage in
Reno, New, OF Lord Russell to Mollie
Cook caused O sensation 10 London, as
Lord Russell has not secured 10 Fog
land o divorce from bis f.st wife who
declares che will not submit.
Duriog the debate in the House yes.
tsrday over the naval appropriation bill
politics became the leading topic. Mr..
Grosvenor, OF Ohio, and Mr.. Williams,
of Mississippi, became involved in q
colloquy that was, for q time. exceed
ingly warm. Democrats charged the
President with changing his opinion on
the Porto Ricsn tariff bill. charge
which Mr.. Grosvenor resented. Mr..
Cannon made an attempt to strike out
the Naval Academy item. MIR. Mudd
made a vigorous protest and adjourn
ment came leaving the matter unfnish.
ed business.
The Turkish Minister ct Washington says
he does not believe that his government can
be held responsible for the destruction Of mis.
sion buildings at Hsrpoot, some years since.
AID for which the United tates lie now trying
to force Turkey t. pay.
The threatened war between Nicaragua and
Costa Rica and Salvador will not take place at
present. The presence Of U 8 war ships en-
the coast is said to have scared them into
DeAce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-19
THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 10. 1900.
As THE white boys in the graduating

As THE white boys in the graduating
class at the Carlisle high school nat
uralIy object to participating In the
public closing exercises OF their class
with negroes, the white board OF Oh
rectors Of that school say that unless
the manifestation of that objection Dc
stopped at once, they will abolish the
old custom of holding the exercises.
But Carlisle always WAS an aooht'on
town. and afforded safe resting place
for runaway negroes on their way 70
Canada; and what's born in the hesn Is
bred in the bone. The persistent Of
tsmpt to change natures, by mans
lava ia characteristic of many North
ern republicans; and besides. Carlisle
was the headquarters Of the Whisky
Rebellion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-19
VIRGINIA NEWS.

VIM. B. Maddox, promiDet citizen
of Warren county, died Tuesday.
Princess Trouble sky, who was Miss
Amelie Rives, is Ill at her home. Castle
Hill, in Albemarle county.
The joint control OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad is now said to be in
the hands OF the Pennsylvania and the
New York Central.
Gen. Edgar Allan, o. 8. attorney for
the eastern district of Virginia, who
has been i'll at the Monticello Hotel 10
Norfolk for several weeks, is on the
road to recovery.
The contract for Westmorelsud's
new courthouse building at MoDtross
has been awarded to the B. f. Smith
Fireproof Construction Company Of
Washington at $1,000.
The Trigg Shipbuilding Company in
Richmond yesterday secured an amend
meDt to it's charter increasing the CAPT.
tai stock to 100000. The company
will issue $4,000 of preferred 7 per
cent stock, and practically rebuild the
yards.
A locomotive crossed the bridge OF
the Richmond. Petersburg and Carolina
Railroad scross the James river yestsT-
day afternoon, being the first wheels to
pass on the new structure, and making
the practical completion of the south
ern connection OF the Seaboard Al.
Line.
Messrs. F. I. Ross and J. B. Nc
Cabe, commissioners, sold privately last
week, the remaining farm belonging to
the estate of the late Jno, T. Ross,
knowo as "The Trspp" farm 10 Lou
douu county. and containing 1851
acres, for "a 800. Robt. Ross was the
purchaser.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-19
The Situation in south Africa

London, April ia Bloemfouteiu
dispatch dated yesterday repeats the
assertion made several days ago that
the Beers have Withdrawn from Wep.
ener. The dispatch is the 6rst to renew
the report since Roberts 8 ated that the
siege Of WepeBer was still being main.
tanned. There is no confirmation of the
rumor that General Warren has been
recalled and tina. General Butler has
asked to be relieved.
CspetowD, April 19.-The only news
received here from the front is the cap.
ture by the British of 200 cattle near
Boshof. II Is believed that the silence
means that Roberts's advance has be.
gun.
LoreDzo Marquee, April 1S.-It lie re-
ported that General Winterbsch, com.
handing at Kroomalipoort. has receiv.
ed telegram saying that the British at
Wepener have surrended.
London, April ia telegram from
Lorenzo Marquee announces the arrival
of General Sir Frederic Darlington at
Portuguese East Africa. The Australian
Bushmen, who accompanied Caring
ton, have started for Salisbury 10 Rho
desia, which will be the first base of the
R5odesian field force which Gen. Car.
rington will com msnd. The ostensible
object OF the Rhodesan field force is to
patrol the northern borders of the
Transvasl, though it is believed that it
will go to the relief of Mafekiug as soon
ss possible.
Capetown, April 16 "A British de.
'achmeut has occupied De Vets dorp, 25
miles northwest of Wepener. All the
prisoners have been placed In Q guard
tent. They will be taken to White
Plains this afternoon,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-19
TELEGRArHIC BREVITIES.

Today is the anniversary OF the bat,
tie of Lexington, and is being generally
observed in Boston as holiday.
R. II. G. Hills, Of Baltimore, fell from
the western express on the Pennsyl.
vsnis railroad at McVeytown, Pa, last
night and was killed. He walked of
the car platform while asleep. He wsl
bound for Mesdville to attend court
there.
A.. D. Dye, q blacksmith Of Psrkers.
burg, w. Va. has entered suit against
the Whitman Barnes Co., of Akron, o for
one million dollars damages for an al.
legged Infringement ofa patent secured
by Dye four years ago on pipe and
nut ombination wrench.
Daniel Leonard, q farmer living near
Springfield, Mass, reports to the police
that he was swindled out of $40, 900 by
two strangers Tuesday. He purchased
two cold bricks and drew the money
from the S::.nk to pay for them. There
is no clue to the i,sssntity Of the awin-
oilers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-19
School Girl ATTEMPTS Suicide,

New York, April 19.-Elsa Bato, aD
l8-year-old school girl OF Brooklyn, at
tempted suicide early this morning by
drinking carbolic acid. The girl was
a graduate of the public schools
and was striving for higher honors
in q normal school. She studied
night aud day, but recently = change
came over her. She wept continually
and seemed to be losing her mind. Last
night she worked over her books until
after midnight and early this morning
she went to her room and drank the
poison. Physicians say she cannot re-
cover. 1t is believed overstudy caused
her to becoms insane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-19

ROYAL ARoANUM OFFICERs.-The
eighteenth ANIMAL session Of the Su.
preme Council of the Royal Arcanum
Of Virginia adj burned at Newport News
yesterday evening. after electing the
following officers: Grand regent, Chas.
q. Lumsdeu; grand vice regent, Chas.
Z. Berry; past grand regent. 6. L.
Bloombere; grand orator, Z. W. Ar
mold, grand secretary, James B. Blauks;
grand treasurer, 4. B. Botts; grand
chaplain, Rev F. T: McCaddiD; grand
guide, A. T. Lincoln; grand warden,
W. b. Hurkamp; grand sentry. w. Il.
"-.ld, grand trustee, II. Hodges; first
E.. -aoressDtat;ve, James b.
9upreme -, -""s representative,
'a"ksi secono supro- -"~veme
8. 1. Bloomberg; first alternate s..-
representative, James L. Beck. The
next session will be held in Lynchburg
next April.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-19
EPISCOPAL BishOps.

New York. April l9.-Nearly fifty
bishops of the Protestant Episcopal
Church began q secret session ndsy in
the church mission house at % ID street
and Fourth avenue. The chief object
of the conference is to discuss and take
action Oh the recognition OF Bishop Hen
ry NJ. Jackson, former coadjutOr bish.
op of the diocese of Alsbams. The es-
tablishment of bishoprfc in Hawaii
and the question Of ,uture establish
mebts 10 Porto Rico, Cuba and the
Philippines will also be discussed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-19

The LATEST accounts from Manils
are to the effect that though the wal
there sis over", the slaughter OF the
Filipinos still continues, and that for
every American soldier killed there,
hundred of natives are shot down and
their towns looted and burned. But.
all the same, the President and General
Otis, and some Northern preachers. say
the shooting and looting and burning
should 60 on merrily, In the name OF
humanity, civilization, Christianity and
sweet liberty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-19

PEACE has it's expense as we'll as war
and 80 great is that OF the former, IL
Cuba, that the administration refuses
to state its amount; but is well-known
that all the many Cuban patriots
now 10 the pay Of this government are
most luxurious 10 their mode OF living,
aud that their only supplies OF money
come from the q. &. Treasury, and ou'
of the pockets OF the tax-ridden people
of this country. But the great republic
in America that would crush the two
email ones 10 Africa, went to war to
relieve the Cubans FROM Spanish mis-.
Vula
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-19

Col. PETIT, in whose command
were some of the Virginia troops dur
ing the late Spanish and the present
Philippine war, has been court mar
tialed for turning over Filipino pris-
oner to the king of one OF the Philip
pine Islands, who killed him on the
spot. The great trouble with mary
of the officers in the q. 8. service is
that they vsinly imagine themselves to
be monarchs OF all they survey and
that their right there ia none to dis
quite. The fantastic tricks they play
make their sensible friends weep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-19

Nor sATIsFIED with war IN the West
Indies and the Philippines, the iingoes
of this country would now proceed to
hostilities with Turkey, because it will
not pay enormous damages for the de
structiou of some American missior
aries property in Armenis, burned
during a disturbance between the
Mohammedans and the Christians 10
that country, 10 which Americars
should not have been involved. and for
which destruction Turkey WAS not and
should not be held responsible and
never agreed to be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-19

NOTHING has been heard Of the once
famous Gen. Funston, who, some
Northern newspapers alleged. at the
head OF his troops, swan a river in Lu-
ION with his sword 10 bis mouth, since
he bad some Filipino prisoners shot for
defending their native country against
msrauding invaders. But other North
ern generals. during the war between
the States. treated the Confederate SOL
dlers their troops had captured, the came
way, and were praised, honored and
promoted for doing 30.