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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-03-31

iron or steel shoe.
The male butterflies have the proud
privilege Of a pocket, but the pocket
of Il butterfly is wonderfully made. 1t
is really an extention of the under
wing folded back on the upper side,
but it is exquisitely colored and
marked liked the upper side, so that
it is very hard to detect, and no one
has yet discovered how it is opened,
although, undoubtedly, the butterfly
can throw it open while he is flying.
During the volcanic eruption in the
Hawaiian Islands last summer, the
smoke rose to height of between five
or six miles, and then drifted away to
the northeast. At distance of 600
miles away from Hawaii it settled upon
the surface of the sea, and was then
carried back by the northeast
wind to its place of origin, where it
arrived a fortnight after it's original
departure, and covered the entire
group of islands with its heavy pail.
In many large laundries electric
fat-irons are used altogether. In ad-
dition to the ordinary work the irons
are used to finish off dresses, etc., in
dye-works. The advantages of the
electric iron are said to be cleanliness
and economy. Besides this the heat
can be so controlled as to keep the
iron always at the right temperature,
so that scorching becomes impossible.
A finished dress has frequently been
spoiled at the last minute by bit OF
smut from un iron heated by gas.
A discovery that is OF great impor-
lance to New South Wales is the loca.
ton of deposits of cinnabar in the
Clarence River district, near Yulgil-
bar. Biologists have examined the
district quite carefully and have To-
Gated three parallel lodes, which i'm
prove as they go down. Machinery
to niue and treat the ore is being
erected, and the samples already
found are said to be superior to the
products of the American and Span
ish mines. Other deposits OF quick
silver are being investigated, and if
the outcome is as successful as pres
ent conditions indicate, it will have a
very important effect on Australian
mining. as mercury is largely used in
treating gold ore and is very large
item OF expense.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-03-31

INTIRING, ENERGETIC, HONEST w.rKcr wi II
" twenty Il, liars make fifteen yer week. Age
past enpOymen with reference, required. Address
Dept f., 500 Pennsylvania Ave. Baltimore, Md.
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NEKROLOG.

Karol Perkowski, mieszkajacy W No
wynn Yorku, cd r. 1872 czlonek T wa
Polonia, or. 80 q. Mp, zakohosyl sw6j
zywot d. 10 grudnis 1899 r. po dlugiej
ciezkiej chorobie Oby ia zismia ma
obczyzoie lekka mu by}a.
Skladam podziekowanie cz{onkom
t wa Polonia, k Orgy, pomimo niepogo.
dy, stawili sic ma pogrzeb swego brata
d. "a grudnia W calym prawie komple-
ole, oraz pahstwu Domslewskim, Stro
zewskim i p. Polskiemu, kt6rzy przyje.
chali az zdals, by oddac oststnis PREY.
sluge ziemska swsmu przyjaoielowi.
w smutku pogrssony syn,
Waolaw Perkowski.
DOskOnafe lekarstwO ma choroby
zoiadka | watroby.
Jozef Triner, 437 w. 18th str,
Chicago, Ill.
Szanoony Panic! Cierpiaiam ma
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sic coraz bardziej W okolicach Renns-
burga, C~olesburga i mad rzeka Modder,
by przewazajacemi si}ami zgnies6 ME-
przyjaciela.
Niemcy.
u CORY przewidziec by}o MONA, re
wypadki zatrzymywania niemieckioh
statk6w handlowych przez angiel-
skie okrety wojenne ozywia ~jeszcze
bardziej i tax juz W ostatnich czasaoh
dose silna Niemczech agitacje "a po-
wiekszeniem floty. Mkt jednak ME
przypuszcza}, ably agitaoja ia TAX dzi-
vaccine hodowac mog}a objawy, jak O.
dezwa, og}oszona z okazji ,,nowego
wieku" przez ,,zwiazek floty niemieo-
kiej". w odezwie tel czytamy pomie-
dry innemi, re niemcy So narodem wy
branym, ktoremu powierzona jest OBJ
brona najswietszych dobr ludzkosci.
P~rzekonanie to winno stanowic dogmat
niemieckiego narodu, a dogmat ten wi
MEN go zachecic do rozszerzania ME-
mieckich zwyczaj6w i obyczajow, ME-
mieokiego ducha i niemieckiej piesni
ma ca}ej kuli ziemskiej. Ma to potrze-
ba jednak wiele, bardzo wiele okretow
wojennych. Kto zas ME zgadza sic ma
owe okrety, ten pope}nia zbrodnie wo-
beo narodu, BIO punkt ciezkosci przy-
sz{ych zawik}ah spoczywa ma morzu i z
Powodu morza, a W przeciwnym razie
zagraza niemcom ,,Jena i Austerlitz ma
morzu." Zakohczenie odezwy stanowi
pobozne zyczenie, ,,aby flota niemiecka
sta}a sic tax samo czescia niemieckiej
WARY narodowej, jak armja niemiecka
stanowi najsilniejszy flar niemieckiego
poczucia narodowego."
w kazdym jednak r%azie, jezeli kiedy,
to teraz Rad niemiecki upiera6 sic be-
die PREY swym projekcie ~powieksze-
MIA floty. Nigdy jednak widoki pre-
p~rowadzenia tego projektu ME by{y tax
pomyslne, jak w}asnie w obscnej chwi-
Ii, gdy ogromna wiekszosc ludnosci
niemieckiej ubolewa mad ujawniajaca
sic W ostatnich wypadkach bezsilnoscia
Niemiec ma morzu. Me ulega tez watp-
liwosci, re og6lny ten sentyment naro-
du ME pozostanie bez wp}ywu ma po-
stawe parlamentu i powstrzyma nawet
stronnictwa, zkadinad przeciwne no.
wynn ciezarom wojskowym, cd stanow-
czej opozycji przeciwko be sbrzeznym
planom marynarskim.
L rzeczywiscie, jak d%onosza telegra-
my, dnia 26go stycznia zosta} przyjety
przez parliament proiekt rzadowy po-
wiekszenia marynarki. Ma eel ten u
chwalono 1851 ~miljonow marek, "a kto-
re do roku 1916 ma stanat potezna flo
ia, rowna angielskiej. Jak wytrzyma
narod niemiecki ten ciezar olbrzymi -
okaze niedaleka przysz}os6.
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chorobe zoiadka ! watroby pre-. mniej
wieoej p6ltora roku. To mi sprawialo
straszny Dol giowy. zostalam wyle.
c.ona pahskiem .nakomitem Gorzkiem
Winem. Donosze o tym fakoie ws.yst.
kim, kt6r.y " podobny swos6b oierpis,
ably sic dowied.ieli o sad.iwiajsoyoh
skutkach tego lekarstwa i przez uayoie
takowego zostali wyleozeni tax samo
jak ia.
Trinera Gor.kis Vino poleoila mi 50.
siadks, kt6ra sauna go usywala jake le.
karstwa domowego. Wyleo.ylo j. i
jej dzieci Pc uzyciu jednej butelki
spostrzeglam, ze .acze}am lepiej trawi6
&c Dol g3owy zupelnie usta5. Zam6-
wilam sobie potem szes6 butelek tego
Wilma i utywa&am 60 tax dlugo, az q
pe1nie zosta3am wyleoze na. Czuje sic
teraz lepiej, niz kiedykolwiek W zyoiu.
Wiedsac, co to znaozy oierpie6 ma to
ohoroby, poleoam to Vino szo.g6lnie
matkom, ably takowego uzywa}y i cd.
zyskaly swe zdrowie.
4 sxaounkiem
Franoiszka Dworak,
800 w. 18th str, Chicago.
Trinera Gorzkie Vino Jest ma sprze.
daz we wszystkich aptekach Tub u ia.
brykanta.
.J6zefa Trinera.
AIT w. 18th str, Chicago, Ill.
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Przeglad %pOlityczny.
Stang ZjedaOczone.

lynn tygodniu zajsciami, jakich swiad-
klein by} s}ynacy z koni i w0dki stan
Kentucky.
Zesz{ej %jesieni odbywa}y sic tam wy
bory gubernatora. Pc obliczeniu g}o-
SOW okaza}o sic, re kandydat republi-
kahski a dotychczasowy gubernator,
Taylor, posiada tax ma}a wiekszos6 g{o-
sow, re wobec praktykowanych zwykle
podozas wyborow naduzy6 - przeciw-
mix jego, demokratyczny kandydat,
Goebel, mog} s%}usznie przypuszcza6, IL
ME Taylor a on zosta} wybrany. Zaza-
da} wiec sprawdzenia g}osow. Wyzna-
czona do tel czynnosci komisja, pc
zmudnej piracy oswiadczy}a, re %istotnie
Goebel zosta} wybrany. Teraz zapro-
testowa{ Taylor. Straszne rozgorycze-
ME nastapi}o p~omiedzy z~wolennikami
obu s%tronnictw. Kilka tygodni tenn
przybylo do Louisville, stolioy stanu,
przesz}o tysiac uzbrojonych farmer6w,
republikanow, grozacych niedopuszcze-
MEM Goebla do urzedu. Me dose ma
tenn, Taylor bowiem, rzadzac stanem
jake gubernator, bez wzgledu ma orze-
genie komisji, zawezwa} pod broh mi
lioje otoczyi mia wszystkie gmachy
rzqdowe. w zesz{ym tygodniu wresz-
Gle przysz}o do takiego rozjatrzenia, re
do wychodzacego z kapitolu Goebla
strzeli} ktos z okna domu gubernator-
skiego trzykrotnie. Goebel upad{ pre-
szyty kula a W kilka dni potem skona{
pomimo starannego ratunku. Morder-
cy d~otychczas ME schwytano. Wies6
o morderstwie wywar}a przykre wraze-
ME W ca}ych Stanach Zjedn., Ken
lucky zas demokraci oswiadczyli, re
PREDICT dopuszczado krwi rozlewu,niz
do dalszego sprawowania urzedu przez
Tayloga. Zwroci& sic vice Taylor 20
pomoc do Washingtonu, ztamtad jed
max odpowiedziano mu, re ~prezydent
ME chce miesza6 sic do tel sprawy, zas
sadly stanu Kentucky og}osi{y nakaz,
ktorym pozbawi}y Taylora prawa czy-
nienia dalszych krokow w celu zwo}a-
mia legislatury do miasta London, sro-
dowiska jego z~wolennikow, i upierania
sic PREY SVEN stanowisku gubernator-
skiem. Musia} vice Taylor ustapi6 i
zgodzic sic ma sad polubowny z pred
stawicieli obu stronnictw. Sad ten WV
da{ w poniedzia}ek orzeczenie, ma mocy
ktorego wybrany razem z Goeblem ma
urzad wice-gubernatora, j. CIV. Beck
ham, ma bye uznany jako gubernator,
a wzamian demokraci zrzekaia sic
wszelkich pretensji do Taylora "a jego
gwa}ty.
Zajscie to jest wymownym dowodem
zepsucia, jake panuje podczas wybo-
row ME tylko W stanie Kentucky, ale i
W innych stanach - mniejszym lub
wieksyzm stopniu. w Kentucky ode
zwa}a sic goraca krew po}udniowcow.
Ma pofnocy za}atwiaja sic take sprawy
ma piescie.
T~ranSwdGI.
Pc porazce ma Spion Kop wojska an
gielskie ME daja znaG o sobie. S}uchy
tylko chodza, jakoby jen. Butler, ME
zrazony dwukrotna przegrana, postano-
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Zorganizowsnem zostsio
RuSko- PolSkie Emigraeyinc foWdfyStVO.

kt6re dostaje "a POI ceny podr6z z Europy
do Ameryki lub napowr6t. Przyjmuje PREY
byfych " Castle Garden, dale informacye O
tanich farmach, stara sic o obowiazki ola
mezczyzn i kobiet IA farmach 1 W fabry-
kach. Sekretarz tego towarzystwa pau Ii
wszelkie informacje.
Adres: 1877 Augusta street, Chicago, Ill.
Gf6wny offs: 81 - 81 Broadway, New
York, N. Y.
Piszac trzeba ~dofacsyc markena odpo.
wiedz.
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Ksiazki kwitowe
ola grup Zwiazku Mar. Pol.

1. Ksiazeozki kwitowe dla cz}onkow, z
odpowiedniemi rubrykami do kwitowa-
MIA podatkow, posmiertnego 1t. p wy
starcaa1ace ma 10 lat. Cena "a egxemp-
larz 10 o.
2. Gfowna ksiatka finansowa z odpowie-
dniemi rubrykami ma wszystkie podat-
XII l wpfaty, do prowadzenia akuratne-
60 rachunku kazdego czfonka. Cena
$3.50 $3.50.
Ola mniejszych grup wystarczy tahssa.
Ola wiekszych konieczna Jest ksiazka IA
$3.50.
Adresowac nalezy do administracji ,,Zgo-
dy" 1o2 1N w. Division st., Chicago, Ill.
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except salaries
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-10-04

At the head Of the editorial page
of this issue will be found the complete
Republican ticket which we ask our
readers to support in the coming
election. We believe it stands for
progress, protection. prosperity and
The 1eSt interests of all, and ask for
1t the united support of all The
Tuesday at Marshfield is deserving of
hearty support in connection with
the National, state and Legislative
and we sincerely hope that every
Republican in Wood County will deem
it a pleasure to vote it straight from
top to bottom. The only way to keep
Il party strong is to nominate good
men qualified for the position they
seek then support them. Jointly from
the highest to the lowest. We COM
mend the ticket as a whole. Support
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-10-04
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
COUNTY.
For County Clerk

For County Clerk
EDWARD s. RENNE,
Town Of Grand Rapids.
For Sheriff
JAMES r. MCLAUGHLIN,
of BabCOCk.
For Corner
JACOB LUSK, of Auburndale.
For Clerk of Circuit Court
CHAS. \. PODAW1LTZ.
City of Grand Rapids.
For District Attorney
HERMAN c. WIPPERMAN,
City of Grand Rapids.
For Register of Deeds
EVERETT A. UPHAM,
City of MarShtield.
For County Treasurer
JACOB SEARLES, of Seneca.
For Surveyor
LUKE W. PITTS,
City of PittSville.
For Superintendent of Schools
D.. c, GLE, City of MarShfield.
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10000
Leaving a balance of SAG, 703 "a

except salaries 10000
Total s1o,914 IS
Leaving balance of s46,7os "a
l won1d recommend therefore that
the council levy a tax of $40, 300 for all
purposes.
The large over-draft is due to ex-
tensive street i'm provemeuts for which
no provision had been made and also
the large amount of standing or
ders (over S5,000.) against the city of
Centralia, for the payment OF which
no provision had been made.
1 urge that the council levy sufficient
tax to pay all the expenses of the city
for another year together with this
floating debt upon which the city is
paying interest.
Respectfully,
B. r. GOCCINS,
Mayor.
Resolved by alderman Wood. that
the statement be adopted and con-
firmed and that S46S.00 be levied as
taxes against the taxable property of
the city.
On roll call, Resolution unanimously
adopted.
moved ana CdlTleu tIldG mayor
appoint committee Of three including
city attorney, to look up the matter of
the building of side walk along the
East Side lot ID block 81 NeeveS
addition and of the title Of said tax,
alderman IRELAND and BOleS were
appointed as such committee to act
with city attorney.
Moved and carried that the mayor
and policemen get what evidence they
can relative to minors being in saloons
and obtaining liquors and gambling
therein and report SUCH evidence to
the council, to the end tnat such
persons violating the law be deprived
of their licenses by the council.
Moved and carried that city attorney
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the telephone and electric light plants
OF our city and report same to the
council in the near future. Alderman
Wood, Pratt, Oberbeck, Schnabel and
kellogg were appointed as such
committee.
Resolved by Alderman Wood that
the city do all in its power to help OBJ
tain a right of way through the city
for the Northwestern Ry Co. and by
granting proper permits to run along
and cross said streets with main and
side tracks as may be necessary.
Resolution adopted.
The mayor acting comptroller sub
mitted the following statement OF the
amounts that should be levied upon
the taxable property of the city for
the ensuing year.
To the city clerk and common coun-
Gil of Grand Rapids, Wisconsin:
l herewith submit the following
which in my judgment will constitute
the items of expense of the city for
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A farmer by the name of Steve
klonoslIi was killed by lightning at
half past five last evening. He lives
in the town of Sigel. Two years ago
his wife died, last spring his son had
4 limb taken of at the Arpin mill.
Mr., klonoSki leaves seven litt',e
children in destitute circumstances
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notify the NJ. & S. E. Ry. Co. to put in
more culberts. Number and places
for same to be designated by the street
committee and city engineer for the
purpose Of drawing the water from
this part of the city.
Water works engineer reported
expense of pumping station for month
of September to be 1920 water
pumping 2,04S, 500 gallons.
Report accepted.
Treasures report not in.
There being no further business
upon motion council adjourned.
MILTON w. MOSHER
City Clerk
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Thousands of the most stubborn and
distressing cases of piles have been
cured by Tabler's Buckeye Pile Oint-
ment. 1t never fails to cure. Price 80
cts in bottles, in tubes IS cts. John
son & Hill Co.
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G. E. ANDERTON.

On motion convention adjourned.
E. E. WINCH, Chairman.
c.. S. NEDDER, Secretary.
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Take Notice.

That after the Goth day of October
children will be oblige to pay % cents
for hair cut the same aS grown people
This has been decided upon by all the
BARRIERS in the city. Oct4W3,
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lawfully executed to said William Cor
coran, be deposited with the city clerk
of said city of Grand Rapids to per-
manently remain subject to the order
of said VIM. Corcoran.
Approved October 2nd, A. D. 1900.
Attest B. r. GOGGINS,
NJ. w. MoSHER, Mayor.
Clerk.
Moved and carried that upon the
conditions of the above ordinance
being performed the street committee
open and improve above street to full
width.
Under suspension of the rules the
following bills were allowed:
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Nature can only feed the fame OF
life with the food eaten which is
digested. Herbine will reinvigorate
a weak stomach, and SO improve diges-
ton as to insure the natural bloom of
health. Price 80 cts. job nson & Hill
Co.
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Moved and carried that the Mayor
a committee Of five to in
yestigate the matter of building a
water works plant for this city by
estimates from different
companies. cost of material, etc, plan
of organization and see what amount
of stock would probably be subscribed
towards 2 cooperative plant sucn as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-05
MAKING A BIG YARN OF IT.
Gen, Oils Departure from Manila is Called
Preclptate.
Hut the Date Was Practically Fixed
Months Ago-He Comes at His
own Request

New York, May "a special to the
Tribune from Washington says: Gen.
Otis will leave Manila this Saturday
morning on the transport Meade for
San Francisco. lie was expected TO
remain in command is the Philippines
AT least until the arrival Of the TAFT
commission, about May 20, and his
precipitate abandonment OF his post az
this time Is rather mystlfying 20 the
war department The FIRST intlmation
received from him Of a change In his
plans came IN an urgent cable dispatch
yesterday (Friday). requesting 90 be re-
lieved. The request was promptly
granted and by the Presidents direction
a reply was sent by Gen, Corbin, direct
ing Gen. Arthur Macarthur to assume
command. Gen. Lloyd Wheaton was
designated 10 succeed Gen. Macarthur
in command OF the department OF
northern Lugon Another cable dis
patch to Gen Macarthur from Gen Cor
bin was as follows
Orders OF the President assign you
90 succeed Elwell s. Otis. Secretary
Of war desires that his departure be
attended with an military honors"
That Gen. Otis has had In cOntcm-
plation for some time this sudden De.
parture IS the conviction OF officials,
now that an explanation Is given Tor the
delay In the departure of the Meade
from Manila That vessel was sched-
uled 10 san on May / ana Is Is known
that she was ready 90 SAN on time.
General Macarthur. who had been on
an inspection tour ln the south has on
~ returned 20 Manila General OTIS
could not start until his return. and
therefore held the ship The Meade
Is one OF the fastest ships IN the service
and should reach san Francisco by May
26 so there viii Doe nothing 10 pre-
vent the arrival of General otis IN
Washington by the last day Of this
month
The war department authorities in
slEt that the return OF Gen. Otis at
this time Is entirely 40 his own request
and that the only reason FOR his home
coming Is the desire 90 see his family.
1t S. also insisted that Gen. Otis win
surely get the vacancy IN the grade OF
major general on June &c. caused by
General MeTritt's retirement.
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.

In Indianapolis. Ind. last even
ing a divorce and $1,000 allmony was
granted TO Mrs. Rusie, wife Of the
pitcher,
In Portland Ore, W. j. Charlton last
evening attempted TO kin Mrs Mary
Farrell and then blew out his own
brains with a revolver.
The National Asphalt company. 10
mine and deal In cement, has been in
corpOrated In Trenton, n. j. The COM
pany has a capital Of {lj,OOOOO0.
The City National bank. one Of the
Oldest and best known financial insU-
tutions In Philadelphia, has decided 10
merge with the Philadelphia National
bank.
Gov. Johnston has fixed August 9Th
as the day for the special election to
choose a successor 90 Gen. Joseph
Wheeler as congressman from thu
Eighth Alabama district
The king and queen Of Sweden fore
going the unofficial character which
has hitherto marked their visit 20 Eng
land, went 10 Windsor yesterday, ac-
companied by their suite.
The board OF health OF Honolulu has
decided that II no further outbreaks OF
plague occur In Honolulu before April
30th, all quarantine will be raised on
the morning OF that date.
-Four hundred leading Popullsts Of
Texas met In State convention 10 de-
termine where the party stands on the
matter Of the Cincinnati and Sioux
Falls conventions.
1t Is said that a batch OF Boer pris-
oners viii be sent 20 Colombo. Ceylon.
1t is said the imperial government has
approached the Ceylon authorities on
the subject, and has asked them 10 se-
lect a good site,
Henry s. Boutelle has been nominated
TO represent the Sixth Illinois con-
gresslonal district in Congress Reso-
lutions were passed lndorsng the 81.
Louis platform and the administration
Of President Mckinley
Kid Parker, Colorado's lightweight
fought Matty Matthews OF New York,
who holds the title OF light welter-
weight champion OF the world. 20 a
draw In ten rounds at the Colorado
Athletic association, Denver last night.
In Huntington, Pa, Oliver L. Stew.
art, secretary OF the Laird Malleable
Iron Works Of that city. was instantly
killed by the bursting Of an emery
wheel at the Company's works A
piece Of the wheel pierced his heart
The drought which has affected
southern California for the past three
years has been broken. Up 70 p. m,
Friday. sc Of an inch fell I'm Los An
geles, but reports from interior points
show a much heavier fall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-05
Genera Otis Reports Comparative
American and Rebel Losses,
AMERICAN LOSS Is ABOUT 80
FiIlplnos Had 721 Killed, Wounded
and Captured-Large Amount Of
Guns and stores Taken.

Washington May THE war depart
ment has received the following report
from Gen. Otis:
In April captured from enemy 30
pieces artillery, 1900 rifles. consider
able ammunition and large stores
property.
During early portion Of the month
enemy was active IN extreme northern
and southern Luzon, and some Viscay-
an Islands, Our reported losses for the
month 10 enlisted men killed, officers,
"a enlisted men wounded; rumored re-
cent loss IN Samar of 10 killed and num-
Der wounded not yet reported. This is
due 20 small detachments scouting In
mountains In the Interior Of the island,
THE enemy's losses officially reported
were 72l killed. wounded and captured.
Leading Filipinos express confidence
IN the early pacihcati0n Of the Islands.
They say the war has terminated.
Leading Insurgents are surrenderlng."