The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-04

should hnvn o,,tho-i,,, T., t,,,,,s, A..
force IN rho nree.nt ,,,,,,h i".' eso 1oo oon
Included In mis- nnn,hor ~ i i,.,.y.
,ha,,,, "u'roti'S
I 10 ~ p T i,, 9stil " Ia!se Hnuve troops
~ ~ HiipP'ie3 up 10 lo,ooV, when
90 .o,,,!'''ssioH osileVe WIN De
~: tNe ~ detecting ana sup
bren Gseti mas, assasSins, ana Ia
u' ,rns .iitii, otr own soidlers.
az ne iui! discussion OF TINS subject by
.ns aseistaiI VI war IN MS annual re-
poi - Gn"Iu 70 your earnest attention.
icneM we Recommendation mace IN
my ,"s. uiii.uai nltssuge tnht inc Con-
S'eSs pto'iue speeiai meuai OF honor
loi the volunteers reEuInrS' sailors,
anu MARINES on auty IN the Phillppines
WHO Voluntarily remained In the service
",.eI 'Ieir 1eIii's Vi enlistment mad eX-
p'Ieu' ~
ihFor Tue Iecoirihenuation Oh tne
secretary OF war Tor the detail OF OIL
GERS from the line of the army when
vacancies occur In the adjutant gener-
ais department. Inspector generals
department. Gunrtermaster's depart
ment. subsistence department. nay de-
partment, ordnance department, und
Thn orr;,. o,rro, ho ,oo ,,n,,, ,.,
mendcd for its faithful md effective
service in active military operations In
me iieid ana the difficult work OF evil
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IL ''''i d ''n'l "''''''' "a al
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This service amellorateS the Isolation
Of farm life. conduces IN good ronds.
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''''t h'''' "''u s''u' s"e
nation OF general Information. Expert
rrce thus far has tended 10 allay the
apprehension that Il would be so eX-
pens!ve US to forbid its general adop-
ton or make II n serious burden. Its
actual application has shown that It
Increases postal receipts. and can he
accompanied by reductions In Other
branches OF the service. so TINT the aug
mcnted revenues md the accomplish I'd
savinrs together materially reduce the
net cost, The evidences which point to
these conclusions are presented in de-
TAIL In tho annual report of the post
master general, which. With It's RECON-
mcudntIons Ia commended to Tho con-
sILrratIor of tho Congress- The full
| dryhlopmrnt or this spcclal service.
however. requires such n large outlay
or money that It should be undertaken
o.IS ~, ~ SnIs'ui s,nny ',n ' .n".ous''
'Vo,, n,rjciapt ,erv,co hns hnon, ron
dered by the navy In connec ton, with
| the lns,irrectIou In the PhIlIppiues and
the recent disturbance In China.
a very satisfactory settlement has
bten made OF the long-pendIng cues
| ton OF the manufacture OF armor
Mate. A reasonable prce has been
secured and tho necessity for n gov.
prnman, nrmor plant avoided.
approve Of the recomnlenda lions OF
tho gccIeturv for new vessels md for
ndGltIo-nl officers ard men which the
| ronulrcd incrrrso OF the navy makes
NECESSARY, I commend TO the favorable
notion OF tho Congress- the measure
now pending for The erection OF a statue
10 thr memory of the late Admiral