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Cañon City record., 1900-07-19
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Whsesas, Carrie .. Hsaton. Of the county
Of HremDnf and state Of Colorndo, By hel
.. ssd rsoofdsd il boof 8 st psxs rs 3 81 81
- dosd records Of seld Fremont County did
.s = ia e e e M x. s.Gs
~ Fss, Is ssss,s q r.. = and al
lssd % sss \ sd sisrsoi. % Boandsd p ss foI. :.
love to-w1f: Bsgfnsipg st the NV corner
e ~ ~. s.s.s ssss IS g. 'is i. ss.sos ssSei
siss Also al o. he ssz & se o. @ sss Sc :, ar sec
nsr = = Of SEX Ssc. n runnins thence en- i Il ia isao
ss::ss .. q 'i s. pon 81
s.a.: " beng d fp i s. q rsass ' . ". es q
co1ssy q SrsIoss md sssss @ e q 0oor.do. "a .fe
trust 20 secure the psyDent Of one certain
S:ss .os e Il ais .s a1 sse sa prs
lass Win istsrsst ihsrsoa from date At the
Nssrsss. also i L providsd II and nc, BY by s.id
pso.ptiy pay the Interest and principal of
Whereas, the said Carrie b Hsafon has
failed 70 pay the interest and PRINCIPAL when
On Juns q. lsoo, and has not yet paid; where
By said Carrie b. Heafon has vfoiated and
WsSress. n secordsnce Win he proyss- OWL
1oas OF said trust deed the said W. O. Phil
lips Who 10 still and now the legal holder of
sesibed In said trust deed, has declared a
violation Of the sforesaid covenant afore-
srsS tss1sio d.seaised II for SAFE md ps sas DE-
sad sxsrcissd his option: that By reason Of
snd agreement ~ Aforesaid the whole of
said indebtednsss secured by said trust
az IS g. ns e .s a.
notics Of such election and demand for sale
trustee q Aforesaid. And.
Whereas. 4 ts further provided In and by
81 ssosss.sd 81 ssid srr y Hs.tne .ae 70 nss
said interest and principal of said note and
IN oase Of such election and demand as has
b lawful tor said public trustee TO seii and
dispose Of said premises and all the right
sisis s.d Interest Of said Carrie B. Heason.
auction At the south 'front.' door Of the county
court hosss In Canon City in said County of
est and besI price the sane viii bring In
cnah. aftor fonr weeks' public notice of the
nES sd place Of such sale by advertise.
Dant weekly In some neuspsper of general
ctrouisfios 1t that time pubiished In said
Fremont Couaty. Now. therefore. I. george
sssssd. g he , rsqoest Of said ". 8. PhiIiip.,
the legal holder OF said indebtedness. and
andsf and By virtue Of the authority in me
Of trust. w1u On Asnd ,, the 6th day oil
Aug"ss A D.. lsoe. II the hosr of 10 o'cloc-
q the foroaoon Of said day At said south or
frout door Of said county courz house In
caaoa City, In said Counry = Fremont and
Droperty and all the interest,". right and
t1tlo Of sai Carrie B. Heston- her heir. ex-
ecsfess. administrators and assigns in said
prsDlsss. 70 The highest bidder for cash for
the puFDo>e OF paving tie principal and In
tsfGoe De9ftonsd in said note and all costs
nn6 oxDenoos OF sxscufing this trust. sub
tscs % Redemption - provided by law
Dasod June y. ~
0BonGs h CAssnDY,
Public Trussse OF Fremont County, Cello.
By c. J. FRnpHicKsoS.
RiFse Dab- July 8. iso1- Deputy.
Lase pub- August Z. lsoD-
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19
Does Il Mean r,or.- R.IIsoads7

The visit to Canon City by promi-
nent railroad officials during the past
week is creating the usual amount Of
comment, and hints Of every conceiv-
able sort may be heard. The feature
most talked about is that of the pos
sible tie up between the Santa Fe
and the Canon City and Cripple Greek
railroads., so As to permit the latter
road to get across the river to the
grounds that would be desirable for
smelter and other reduction works
sites. OF course the rumors may be
entirely without foundation. That
such plan must ultimately be adopt
ed is quite generally conceded.
On Tuesday the following Santa Fe
officials were in Canon: X. J. Parker,
superintendent; c. H. Morehouse,
general agent; Geo. E. Roe, CONNER
cisl agent. For the C. C. & c. c.
railroad: J. J. Frey. general mana
ger; F. R. Rockwell superintendent.
The entire party visited Cripple Creek
before returning to their respective
homes.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19

Mems fine Isle underwear In plain
and some fancy silk stripes. 2Sc; worth
oi.26 to % 80.
Mems finest winter underwear At
you own price.
Good Heavy Work Shtrts ioc, and
fine Dress shirts 3sc, worth $1.u0.
Mems Hats, genuine Steison's, also n
few Duniaps, s6c, worth ~ to e5.
A few hundred Boys Hats and Caps,
l9c, worth $780,
Mems Fine silk Embroidered Sus.
penders &c, worth 75c
Good heavy Socks Sc. worth SOC.
Over b,UOO Neckties In All shades lpc,
worth from 5nc to 81 each.
Mems Handkerchiefs &c, worth S5c.
Odd Coats, odd Vests and MRckin-
toshes at your own price.
Remember this is the greatest sale
that has ever taken place In this state.
1t will pay you to come one hundred
miles to visit this sale.
Dos't Miss Il. Sale begins Thurs-
day. Jsly 76ss. ard lasts ten
days. No Postpoaneat.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19
WIN Camp % TayIor River.

Early next week the Raynolds fam
ily. 7. n. Harding family. Mrs. c. P.
Hoyt Mary and Morris Hoyt Ruth
Lewis, Lou Beecher and Earl Mccoy
will depart for . three weeks outing.
The teams, servants and cooks will
leave overland for Buena VISTA
where the tourists will begin their
mountain travel. The objective point
b Taylor river, and the trip will Be
made via Cottonwood and Tin Cup.
Two weeks win be spent in camp.
The home trip will be made via Quarts
creek and Monarch pass Should the
weather prove favorable it's two to
nothing that the party will have .
jolly good time.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19
nsstse Il Fi.al ysttlens0t.

In ses ..ass.r Il shs Esssss Of soha r Josss.
hosies ~ hershg givsa. that On Mosday,
eho oIh DAY of AnGO1f. D.. 10. being one
q sko rsGIisF dsyS q ths Jans Tsrm Of the
CoQNsy ooaFs Il Yro0onf Coanfy, In the
0eleo a 0elorsdo. !. Jans Joaos. edminisfra-
- = sssk sd1lsisfTnfFix pray fho ap-
Issyal g - se.o. - y1n -. Apply 70 es
vhfeA tlDo md plaoo aay person In interest
Day apDoaR sa4 proasas obioottons TO the
Dsss1 . cssos cisy. celersdo. ysss sssh,
ua1a JANE JONES,
A01tAissresFtx Of he Estass OF JohA q
JoDno. 6oOoAaod.
Rfrak paAlicataon July 6. tDoo-
Lat pub1koation July -. 1900
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19
Shoes.

Mems High Grade Russet Calf and
CordavAn, worth from S3 TO -, for use.
Mems Finest BOX and Willow Calf
Vici Kid, worth -, for $l-pS.
Selx Royal Blue (stamped on every
pair), sold the world over for ~ and
e5 sale price 81 p6.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19
Adminis,rator's Notice
Ess.s. Of sarah A. Coz. p.e,..,d

The undersigned. hAvinx been appoistsl
admsnlstrator OF the es;ate Of cnrah A Cor,
late OF the courty Of Frs smont. 10 the ssato
thar he viii APPEAR before the eonaty coars
Of ssid frem Mt county. ~ th~ coays h9asS
term. te3 N the lass Moaday "a Auxuss
nsss ~ Witch tine ~ persc1s hevlaq
requested to attend Tor he psepsss u Nv ;.
fsg the nane adjusted An poraona 1nd161o1
g -aid sstsse nres rseeesfs1 70 9she tnne-
Dated ~ Anon Guy. Qt,lc.. gate y \ ~ ~
Sniy A. D aeoo- ho.v , 4geo&ea>
riret pubiionsinn IuIy u 4 -
Last publ'cA1tca AaGuet 4
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19

The Baptist society at Florence
eslsbratsd the third anniversary Of
thsir organization In that city yss-
tsrdsy.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19
rer rl..hllrht Ptrturr..

Powder for nashlight pictures is re-
placed by gas in a new invention.
which has the gas stored In a jar. with
the flame In position to Ignite it wnen
the jar is opened BY pressure on a
pneumatic bulb. the latter also oper-
ating the shutter OF the camera
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19

C. J. Toal Of Corsicana, Texas, has
rented the pleasant cottage corner
9Th and Rudd and feels strongly in
clined 70 make Canon City his perma-
nent home.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19

In order 70 make room for Fresh
Goods make this Special Offer. Your
choice Of the Best Hat in the House
for So. Also will run my fine line of
Battenburg, Honcton and Flemish pat
terms out at cost during July and Au-
gust. Mss BERSEY, 306 Msin-st.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19

Sells Islssd viii b ths scene Of
rare sports ard plsasars during Sat-
urdsy, July q. Be- sn.ssncsnsat
n another coluna.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19

Married. Il ths Francis d salss'
church, Dsavsr, JAY II, 1900 Mr..
Taou,ss \. Kelly sf Ca&on City. md
Mlns Mazy G. KeaFnsy, 81 Dsnvsr.
NJ. Kelly y Night Captain st ths
atsts peuitsstiary.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19

-cases Woodmss cspanrsl Pssbso.
On Monday night the members Of
Gate City Camp No. Is, Woodmen of
the World, to the number Of more
then four score. hit the Santa Fe trail
for Pueblo, where they arrived and
no sooner had they entered to forest
than they were surrounded by band
Of Neigbbors and led away into cap
tivity. The march was neither long
nor tedious. and its ending was most
pleasant
The night was spent in ritualistic
work Of the order and instructive IN
. high degree. The Pueblo woodmen
are great entertainers. and our boys,
maay Of them, wanted 70 60 back to
Pusblo tie next day.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19

H. Dinlng nsws ana stock ouotattoes-
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19
I,-afss~s Caasst b Csrsa

by local applications, - they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There 10 only one way 70 cure deafness
and that il by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused BY an infiamed con-
dttion Of the mucous lining OF the Eu-
stachisu Tube. Whom this tube uets
inflamed you have . rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing. and whom it Il
entirely cloSed deafness Il the result,
and unless ths. inflammation can ~ u.
ken ont and this tube restored to its
normal condition. bearing will be de-
stroyed forever; nine cases out Of ten
arc caused by catsrrh; which u moth
ing but An infiamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred DolIaxs
for any case of Deaftess caused BY
cafarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure send for circulars, free,
r. =. CHENEY 4 co. Toledo. q.
sold by druggists, Is.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19

Aiss Mary Dicksn, who has been
visitiag for . mosth in Kansaa has
rsturnsd hons ana resumed Asr po-
sitioa in Baker Z Biggs'.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19

John H. Miller and wife and soa
are h the city guests Of r. G. Miller.
the Candy Nan The guests are
from Niagara Falls, New York. and
expect TO remain for several days.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19

We A9ve ~ blus 1ame otl atcvsa,
~ nede, snvs Aeat ri cal ElAa
= H>et.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19
Anssens Wese.ns U.sassIe1.

Anekn13 Woa01D Uo0aethoG
In excavating The old Roman camp
Of Carnuutum. near Hamburg, on the
Danube. between Vienna and Press
burg. the explorers hays come upon an
armory and provision house containing
1887 weapons and pieces Of arnor and
stores Of barley, peas. etc A great
many inscriptions were found - we'll.
and the means by which the camp was
suppIied with water.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19

Fred N. Wilson ard wife and Miss
Tina psnnsy returned yesterday NOR
ing from their sxtsnded sastsrn visit;
tAey report . pleasant time.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19

Ella : Hood make . specially Of
Ass plumbing. ~
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19
Attesssy c. G. Dswsoa = at Silver
CHI this wssk - important bosinsss.

Ar. and Mrs. d. z. Canpbsll. Of
Auaree City. Missouri, are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs.. James Rogers.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19

The regular sxcuFsisa vfl y =,
70 Cripple Greek Gln11g. Ifatnl
slseyse hese = $40 : - popn1. NJ
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19
NEWS NOTES.


Success has at last attended the
efforts Of the allied forces before
Tien Tsin, after . terrific struggle and
great slaughter. 1t is estimated the
allied forces lost fully 800 in killed
and wounded during last Thursday
and Fridays fighting. The greatest
loss was among the Japanese and the
Russians. The American loss was
heavy, and several officers are said to
have been killed. among whom is Col.
Liscum of the Ninth.
The Denver and Rio Grande rail-
road has laid its plans for the con-
struction Of several new branches in
addition to the Texas Greek exten-
sion, work upon which will be COM
menced at once.
Powell, the missing Ouray attorney,
has been run down at San Francisco,
and arrested. He has eluded the
officers for seven months.
Judge A. W. Stone Of Leadville,
died Wednesday morning.
The Republicans Of Kentucky have
nominated Hon. John W. Yerkes for
governor.
The plan to start state printery
at the penitentiary is meeting with
serious opposition from various quar-
ters.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19

The Republican of Kentucky have
nominated Hon. John W. Yerkes for
governor.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19
DOO MEDl
A. e. Nathan Co.
PUEBLO'S
GREATEST
CLOTHIERS,
Will Close Their Doors For-
ever Aug. 4th
On account OF the terrible misfor-
tune of having our build ng leased over
our heads ut just the time when all cur
indebtedness is dpe, We must sacrifice
our entire stock, consisting Of
$4,000
Worth Of Fine Tailor nade
Clothing.
Hats, Caps, Gents Furnishing
6eeds, Etc., at
80. q
Less than Actual Cost
Less than Actual Cost

To man. facture. Before the stock can
be removed the creditors must have
their money: the building II now closed
and this great vacating money-raising
sale begins
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19
4. E. NATHAN co.,,

In south half Uf Central Block, on
Main street, directly opposite Union
Avenue, Pueblo, eolo.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19
Thursday, July 76th

1t . .. m and closes in ten days. Be
low we quote afew prices TO show what
extraordinary bargains will be offered.
and bear in mind there are s. 90 difier-
ent articles We cannot mention here.
A Fiae Suit Of Mems e0 10
Clothes, all e match, 3Z.JO
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19

Railroad fare paid to purchas.
en- of essoO and over.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-19

Judge A. W. Stone Of Leadville,
died Wednesday morning.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
Death OF John M. Kell.

John NJ. Kell, executive officer of the
confederate warship, the Alabama, is
dead, venerable in years, honorable
throughout life, and Bayard in chiv-
airy.
In the writing Of the history of the
confederacy, which must come from
some one yet unborn, when the prin-
ciples shall have all passed away, and
there will be neither passion nor preju-
dice to color-one of the brightest
names recorded must be that of the
gentle and chivalrCus man who, out
living his comrades of deck, maintain
ed unto death the high spirit of the
chevalier.
In his declining years, Captain Kell
founJ some compensation at the hands
OF the people of Georgia, who were
proud to have him as adjutant general
OF the state forces. Thus be died in the
harness-not on his beloved element OF
the sea-but still in the service OF a
people whom he delighted to illustrate.
The Constitution extends consoia-
ton to the bereaved family, which has
the honor OF a bright name to keep I'M
furnished.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
On the Right Line.

The Charleston News and Courier
is striking out on the right line when
il describes the controlling issue of the
present campaign.
Concluding a stirring appeal on be
half OF the democratic ticket, The News
and Courier says:
The el.Stion of Mckinley means the tri-
uuDh OF imperialism: the success Of
Eryan means the preservation OF the re-
public II win never be again what il
once was. and the best we can hope for
is To save the pieces" We have reach
Ell the parting of the ways and must have
the republic Of Grant-who bitterly OPP
posed the annexation of Mexican terri
tory on the ground that "a republic should
not follow the bad example of European
monarchies-or the empire OF Mckinley.
Indifference to impending danger is
always the greatest invitation to it.
Immersed in business. or carried away
by enthusiasm. most men fail to meas
IRE passing events. and with a good
natured trust in the future. only awake
in time to find that power has in
trenched itself and personal rights
have been lost
Thus we see the central government
constantly arrogating duties which be-
long to the states; federal courts con-
SANITY invading the JURISDICTION Oh
state courts by mere judge-made law;
and encroachments all along the line
which mean not only the belittling OF
the state. but the diminishing Of the
citizen also.
President Mckinley, in his private
person. rules today in Porto Rico.
without responsibility either to con-
gress, court or the people. He does
not derive his power from his presiden-
tial office; it has not been conferred
upon him by the law-making power-it
is usurpation pure and slmple-it is
empire!
Then the Indifferent citizen consoles
himself by saying, "Oh. that is only
in Porto Rico"
Yes. it is only in Porto Rico today
but where will IL be tomorrow?
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p,ns.relt Rcrrh-Housed.

The nvcr-euthusias-5c supporters OF
Sr. Bryan. VhO. % Victor, Col. made
a rather fo7coful demonstration against
Governor Roosevelt and his cowboy
contingent. diL xhe caise they advocate
no good. II is neither good taste nor
sooI notifies 10 refuse ones political
opponent a hearing.
We are not, however. inclined TO be-
lfeve that the young men - me GRIP
ME Creek region did any Particular
harm 10 the democratic cause. for il
viii Ea me wal--niEh uliver-al verdict
that Ru0seve b. his own antics, has
lad himself open TO Just this sort oi
thiu-. aud that the treatment he re
crfvsd nj Victor was something ike
retributive justice
The spectacle which the republican
candidate for the vice presidency has
presented in his tour OF the far west
has heaa one calculated to disgust
every man possessing N atom o. sense
NJ the pronrieties. 4 man aspiring 10
ORC az the highest offices in the gift
OF the people. asking 20 be taken seri-
ousIv rs the nominee Cf 4 great par
~ for an Office which calls for = man
OF presidential size. goes snQrting and
szv0rtIng Over the hills and plains and
alleys Of the west. appealing To the
s~-esc tastes % the toughest o. his
hearers after the manner u one who
Is asking votes for the Office Of con-
stable o. sheriff in some OF the border
cOEuties-
Advertised far and wide as The Bad
Man from Bloody Gulch. the Terrible
Teddy has lost no opportunity 90 hurl
defiance and snort fire AZ his political
ouroncnts. Mounted on bucking
brouch-s. he has raced up and down
the streets % ordinarily peaceful vii
Iares to the tune OF cowboy yells and
strigcnt pistol shots His presence,
with his faithful cowboy contingent,
has been the signal everywhere FOR the
gathering together Ct Iawless elements
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
Conversion and Perversion.

, AS the campaign progresses from
now on. the republicans will spring
their pre-arranged peryecsions of prom
inent men for influence upon the re-
suit.
The game was started by the stulti-
fication OF Senator Hoar, who was
forced TO take back his own record IL
he would not court defeat hereafter.
His New England conscience, accus-
toned to making virtue out OF neceS-
sity. found play at once, and he an
nounced himself for McKinley's re-
election. This has been followed by
the presentation of Andrew Carnegie
whose interest in protection is much
greater than it is in any other subject.
In a long and labored letter, Mr.. Car
negie expresses fear Of attacks upon
the supreme court" etc, regardless OF
the fact that the big concern with
which ne is connected has such hold
upon courts thai their verdicts may
generally be anticipated. Lastly there
is John G. Carlisle, who, for political
advancement. having led Kentucky up
to the very edge of p0pulism, changed
front with the offer of q cabinet port
folio. and now lives in distant state
After Carlisle it viii he in order TO let
Bynum dance another jig in public,
when the chorus of conversion Will
be sung again.
While this is going on there are
cheering signs that the people-the men
who vote-are awakening to the neces-
sity of redeeming the country from
the condition into which it has been
thrown. AS matters have progressed
during the past three years the United
States is doomed to a constant success
sion of wars. each off which Will intro
duce another. and for all of which the
tyrant's plea of necessity will be made.
The fact that negotiation accOmplishes
mere solid results than arms seems to
have been forgotten, probably because
It does not open the way for new officers
and fer business opportunities for spec
u'at0rS who profit out Of the public
peril. The dividends which could pos
sibly come to the United states from
the business Of war are more than Off
set by the war revenue stamp taxes
which have 20 be paid by all except the
rich corporations.
The most notable evidence of this re-
awakening of the people is to be found
in the announcement of The Philadel-
phia Times that it viii support the
election Of Bryan and Stevenson. The
Times is one of the most conservative
newspapers in the east It's veteran
editor. Colonel A. X. Mcclure, is close
~ identified with all the progressive
and developing interests Of the country
so that his action represents a strong
feeling in the very class which Mr.. Nc
Kinlev claims, in favor OF Mr.. Bryan.
The reasons adduced for The Times
are high and patriotic, taking the posi-
ton that Imperialism and militarism
overshadow every other Issue. and that
il permitted to triumph now, it would
mean the destruction of our republican
institutions.
The skies are Frightening for demOc-
racy, and the hope becoming more fixed
that the people will rally to it in No
la
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who wrote the scandalous sugar trust
schedules for the tariff bill, for when
the democratic party was held RESPONSE
BILE, and aided in forcing them through,
thereby making his party seem to stul-
tify itself? Is this the same John q. Car.
Isle who, as Mr.. Cleveland's secretary OF
the treasury, made those famous secret
dickers with "a secret syndicate and SOLD
at private sale millions of government
bonds worth 100 for 1919? Is this the
same John G. Carlisle who. just as soon
as he left the office of secretary of the
treasury, got lucrative employment from
the head of that secret syndicate?
lf so, then | can assure this Mr.. Car
Isle that his assistance in the betrayal of
the democratic cause to the trusts and
his demonstration of the malgn power
OF Wall street at Washington have been
most potent II not the most potent fac
tors in producing the demoralzing ten
denotes in our politics. Furthermore, L
think that his espouSal of any cause Is
enough to make the people look at that
cause very carefully indeed, if not suspi-
ciously.
The writer might be considered Sc
we're were il not that the facts he
quotes are of record.
But why emphasize man without a
voting place?
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What Is Doing P

The Associated Press report of the
sensational disaster to company + of
the Twenty-ninth infantry. coming as
it did three days after the receipt Of
the official report of General MacAr
thur, reveals a highly interesting and
instructive situation at Manila. g
This Associated Press report was de-
layed because it had to be mailed to
Hong Kong, and was cabled from there
because Of the press censorship exer-
cised at Manila by order of the presi-
dent.
What does this mean? What posi-
BILE occasion is there for such a censor
ship? What is the condition of affairs
in the Philippines which the president
is anxious TO keep from the Ameri-
can people?
Is this terrible disaster to the Twen-
ty-ninth 81 fair sample of the character
OF happenings which the administration
officials keep from reaching this coun-
try through their censorship? Have
there been other such events?
It seems fair presumption that there
may have been; if not, why "A censor
to revise everything written by the
newspaper representatives at Manila?
We arc told there is no war in the
Philippines. The Taft commission has
added its solemn testimony to the
many statements of General Otis to
that effect. II no war why a censor?
Can it be that the president and the
efficient press bureau he has located In
the war department fear some of the
correspondents may disclose the gem
uineness Of these Filipino documents
that are being unloaded on the country
through this press bureau?
Certainly. there is something doing"