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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14
ruEY no NoT KNOW nrM.
savannah Officers Not Acquainted
with New Adiutnnt General.


The appointment OF Col Jamcs W
Robertson 81 Marietta to De- Adiutant
General % the Georgia smte Troops IS
bur fulaHmcnt OF tho prediction made
some weeks aEo. just after the death OF
Gen. Mcintosh Keu by the Morning
News that the Governors choice OF am
adiutant general would IAN upon Col
Robertson. Information had reached thc
paper from O gentleman who was then
Ia Atlanta and who is generally upou the
inside in everything that relates 20 POLITE
ciaus and politics tie said that COL
Robertson would Dee appointed. choosing
him from the half dozen whose names
were prominently mentioned ln conucc-
,ion with Office
Savannah military mon express no
opinion upon the selection of Col Rob
ertson 20 be- adiutant general They can-
not 10 So as they do not know him. In
quirv failed 10 discover nm officer OF
the Savannah military who B. acquainted
with Col Robertson. save ore. who SAID
that he believed be had met him Those
with whom talks were had indicated that
they would have preferred one Of youth
ana energy uulmpaired by years. their
presumption being that the ariuous due
ties % the ndjutant general office would
hc beyond the endurance OF one who had
lost any ~ the activity 81 youth.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14
ACTIVITY ~ BUILDING.
Many small Houses Bc'nR Erected
for Renting Purposes.


There IS considerable activity az present
in the building Of small houses for reut-
Ing purpose Mr.. John Ernst has ap-
Piled for permit TO erect fourteen one
story frame houses on Anderson street.
between Burroughs street and Ogcechce
road. and the permit VIII doubtless bc
granted IN a day or two
permit has been granted 20 T. =.
Bond 10 erect three two-story frame
houses and one one-story house on East
BROAD. near Duty street other permits
% this kind are. = r. Wnltcomh. two
one-story houses on East Eoedary near
BrouEhton street. %. y. Rossubrolk four
oue-story houses on Thiriy-seeond street.
west. Matilda Gocttc. TWO one-siory
houses on Anderson street lane. east. a
H. Entclman. three two-story frame
houses On Herndon street. east OF East
Broad
Mr. r. W Baughn VIII erect a neat
two-story residence on Bull street. be-
tween Thirty-hfih and Thirty-slxth
streets.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14
IN a rE>DERLoIN RESORT.
Gf-Year-OId Girl From Tampa Taken
From House of Ill-Fame.


From a Honse of I1-FRme.
Yesterday a 14-year-old girl was taken
from house Of ill-rcpu,e in the Tender
lo.n and sent back 20 her parents in
Tampa. The girl had been in Savannah
for short time having left home for this
o.ty with the purpose. 50 she told her
parents. OF visiting the ElkS' Carnival If.
some way her mother became aware that
She was staying 10 the Teuderlo.n and be-
lu- under the impression that she was
detained there against her will sent a
friend 90 savannah for the purpose Of get
ting her.
THE man arrived early yesterday morn
MS ami lhe girl az his request met him
1t the barracks hut refused absolutely 20
accompany him home with the assist
,nse ~ t15 police department The siti
was again brought 20 tho barracks ycsaer-
dag afternoon and was induced To return
60 Tampa for which. accompanied by her
mother friend she left yesterday after
noon. She was not detained az the house
lt wniga she was staying. but seems 20
have had friend there to whom she went
when she reached Savannah.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

In the field Of medicine IS Hoods Sarsap-
arllla. II possesses actual and unequailed
al or promoted boy impure or impoverish-
cI blood. II you have rheumatism. dys-
peeps q, scrofula or catarrh you may take
Hoods Sursaparilla and be cured II you
are run down and feel weak and tired.
you may be sure h viii do you good.
The favorife family cathartic IS Hoods
nUl..-tl.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

Glvc been cured quickly by Tetter.ne. II
cures any form Of skin disease Mrs. NJ
@. Latumor Biloxi. Miss. had an itchy
breaking out on her skin. She sends 81
f1r Two boxes postpaid 10 the manufic-
turer j T Saurptrine. SavaUuah. Ga.
and writes. "Touerue Is the only thing
that gives me re teAeC" Send - cents In
stamps FOR a box f your druggist doesn't
keen H-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14
Put In Episcopal Orphan Home.

80 Engine House and the efforts Of
several ladies the little daughter 81 tho
late Pat ONeu was yesterday placed with
the consent of hcr mother. Ia ,he Ep.sco-
POI Orgh1us Home
The child. with her mother. had been
living iu an un=avory nciChborhood. aud
the hremen ard oshers interested, were
anxious trat "a more suitable home should
boz secured ror ucr
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14
FORMER sAvANNAnI,N DEAD.
Mr. John barrett. wcu-kRovvn Here.
Died Monday at Liberty city.

Mr. John Barrett. who died Monday az
ternoon At his home near Liberty city.
was formerly a resident of this city. and
ls known 70 a number OF the older c.ti-
zens. though he has not lived here for a
great many years he fought through
the entire civil War. ard has since It's
close been prominent On the organizations
Of the veterans. Ne leaves seven children
four sons and three daughters HIS fu-
neral will take place to-day The burial
wiz be made near his home
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

Just received q large and assorted SUP
ply q school bags ana school supplies:
all az cut rates, from 10 cents up. also
usual large sgock o. al the school books
now usea in Chatham county az Esulls
News Depot IS Ball street. Savannah 4.
ca I'D
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OLD TO DAY.
Golden Rule Lodge of odd Fellows
WIN Celebrate Its Anniversary.

Golden Rule Lodge u Ola Fellows VII
tonight. at odd Fellows Han. celebrate
its quarto-cent,nrial by banquet ~
which. besides tho entire Ruth Rc5ckah
Lodge. there viii bo a number Of honor
AIRY guests.
THE celebration win take the form % a
banquet. 90 which there VIII be short
history ~ tho lodge bv Grand Secret rs
J s. Tyson ana q number of addrc sea
which with the speaker. have alre. dv
been announced bg the MovrinR News
One OF the speakers not previo sly men
toned "a Mrs. Lula p. Cumtea. past ma 10
ter who on behalf % Ruth Lodge VIII
speak on Woman % an ODD Fellow"
The banquet VIII be furnished by the
Independent Society Of ST. PauVs Eplsco-
pal Church
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14
THREE MrRDERous THIEVES.
Enticc'i Man 90 IA Lonely Place and
Assaulted aud Robbed Him.

a negro named Coaker was enticci 20
Jones Ola neld last night about 10 o'clock
~ three other negroes ono woman anI
two men When they had him beyond as
sistarce one ~ the men stru I'm
murderuus blow or the hoad with a heavy
e'iek ard Then he'd him while the othe~
man and the woman went through his
pocket Taey made o thorough search
and TOOK every cent trat he had-Sz2 g.
About 3 c'c.oek this morning Patrol
mar ~ Davis captured one OF the me
that rad been concerned m the assault
and took him 20 the barracks where he
gave the name OF Arthur Williams
Coaker's head was badly mashed IN but
after having Il dressed he was able 10 go
70 his home unassisted
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

used for children teethiug Il soothes the
child. softens The gums. allays an pain
cures wind cole and Is the best remedy
for DiArrhoea- Twenty-Five cents a bottle
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14
RICE MEN GROWING DUBIOUS.
AGENTS or Trust COMBINE HAVE
Not Arrived YET.


,..-
NICE
of Al 100000 Gould Handle the En-
lire Annual Crop OF 0.Uo0. 900
a..ht. M 1ru, p-ou,.e. a.,
wv ''4 m" '''
the Crops for Four hear~-Ntth
Entire Control OF the Domestic
ALL. -, .,,,.-..-..,.t. ,,,.tc 90.
isi"'i""' N" iF"Nt '""'" i"N'''
wake Large Fronts.
The oupour-.rncrf ttl ,eetrw44vte Morn
49,. 49, ... 49, .-,
lt"h OF iAe American iiee GROWER
. trbutius Company. with capital 90 tia.-
,aaes was read with lntsrsss nv the u.a
p.o,Ie mere Tls.s.ze. Of Tho. eapltsl sto.k
Wa -''''s 90 'N ''' "i'''''
VINO are expecting TO Do ahe tea hE Too
deal
il had rsvar occurred q, them thaf ans.
.o,,t,,a,i,,, r.,,,it e,t i. ce.s..,r. Is
use - mucn cAptil 20 cohtfo' inc ii.'
business Of tho country Naturally There
Il a slaooai.,o, to -ersrB +, carsIler,bi.
,,
~ ''N'- VI ''' ''i"'''' ''''''''
/ me aqueous variety intended 20 De an
loaded upon confd.ug public later
..-.-t.,.......- .....-.
incorporation there ~ sui some dou
here as 70 wH. her tho trust VIII be pp
Tho rice reo. hive necn awaiting tha
.-.t...t ..- .I-
ana aye s'4i "'"oAt aeihite lhioiWhu'"
ts 10 when thcy may be expected
III seems 20 me that 81 o0a68 would be
.,,,l. ..,,.,t ,,.,.. ..t..t. t..
-N'ees't"i nee combine, said gentle
man yesterday who is well POSTED %.
I Tie rice business '-rhe eutlr. rI-a cr.,
- .A. f--.., CO..
'''''
'oshe'7' ana an average valuation oi
an's hushd would oe above ntnsr ta'r
..l"" tht actual value q the crop. or
4. l"ial ~ about FtpNeo say. Iais crop
! 't0 m"hihs ln coming 70 market urH
WIN the a'd or banks and the ordluart
I business aeceee-ories. could easily De- han
Hed with inc capital named.
perhaps thcy propose 20 buy the rice
mliis az well az contract with The plant
The trust does not propose 90 buy tho
nIy r-o,,s, =. -.
/ convert them irto handed o-,-.r,i,-...
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

The American Porter" - possesses a
mellow favor peculiarly its own and Is
unlike any other brew on the market.
whether OF foreign or domestic produc-
tion,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

\ Hish-5rado institution Tor Ladies =
shorter College. Rome. Ca. Write for
eatalogue.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

Take Graybeari Pals Tor that dizzy
feeiirr-Lost appetite and follow IL nm
win bottle ~ Graybeard II Is all YOU
need. Respess Drug Co., sole props. sa-
yauuah. Ga-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-14

"Grayheard broke mp rheumatism on
me- says Mr. Chas Thomas the Jew
eier Oh whitaker street And put me in
better health than have enjoyed in a
long time
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31
Freaks Of Explosions.

Gunpawder explosions have one re.
narksble feature The bodies OF PER-
sons killed in such an accident are al
ways found without eiothing, hut fee-
easntiy one foot win have the shoe on.
Thls Is tite Of horses also. Ii one Of
the feet in The air and another ON
,he ground. the shoe Will be found on
rsa FOOT that was Oh the ground. and
nat from the other one. When men
are killed in powder explo.ions tile
9ut That happened to be in the sir
whea the aiosk came viii be found
uearing the shoe, while the other TOO,
aili be bare
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31
Rot,ce.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
sisue,I. lnie members Of the firm Of l.
Baldwin < Co. StockgtoweFs and Deal.
ers. have Disposed Of all their interest
respectively in said firm 10 the remain
inc members 81 said firm. who win con
tinuc the business thereof, and who viii
pay all outstanding oblieatioEs and dre
authorized 10 settle aud receipt for all
claims due to said firm OF L. Baldwin
& Co The undersigned having with
draSu from said firm. viii not be respon-
sihIe m any manner Tor any future obi
cations ereatssd by the firm OF l. Bald
win & Co.
Dated mt Lamar, Colo. this 2sth day
OF December, \. y. 1889.
]. @. BALDWIN,
MRs. ]. G. BALDWIN,
LEg BALDWIN,
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31
r,rrn.... 81 the an,.rn nm.n,

UadeT the Hayes administration tho
pgr capita expenditure was nom slgs
10 s54s! ander Arthur 1t was SlGs to
yL9i; nader ClsseIand's first term IL
vas ss.@2 10 siSs; under Harrison Il
was s5,9T to sb79. under cieyelaad's
second term Il began at E5.gI. fell To
sass. and closed al s5.0i The aver
age under those ave presidential terms
was SLsT. This has RISEN now. due 10
var expenditures solely. to 1886 in
the last FISCAL year. with prospec; OF
E5.nE sun higher before our military
troubles are over.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31
Vegetarian Shoes.

Negetarians who are so strict that
they do not care to wear an article of
clothing into which any animal prop
critics are introduced are catered Tor
In the boot line BY London boot
maker who is the inventor of a yege-
tartan shoe For some years he has
been experimenting and as a result
be has produced a boot in the con-
strnetion Of which there Is absolutely
no paper or leather Of any description.
Not only this. but, according to his as
seFtion, these wear-one fourth longer
than leather shoes and the upper ma
ter'ai is always soft and never cracks,
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31
a cigar ti..a

The cigar bean OF Batavia IS a
wgid fruit reeeatiy discovered in Ba-
tsvia. The pod Is like cigar in
ssape and color. bnt only an insA long,
sad when put into water 4; rests on
toe surface far several minutes, thea
oEplodes Hrs u torpedo, hurting tho
SD in all directions n allowsi 10
glpea in wzrm place the pod gradu-
aily splits icnsthwise from point 70
base. II Jon 70 ripou or the plant It
spllts open aors suddenly
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31
a .lnnle -.

TO detect impare water, draw q iint-
blertni frogn ths tap ~ night put a
piece q white lamp sugar In !, and
place 4 on iha Kitchen meatelshelr or
In any place whete the temperature
Eill not be under 20 degrees Fahren-
hsit In the morning the water. 50
parr, will b. perfectly clear Il con
tamlnated BY sewage or other it1puri-
Ties. tha wate5 Sill - milky Tais Ia
D simple ard safg test, we'll known By
rAeusists.--Naw YuTk World
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31
A Unique Calendar.

New edition Of the Aztec calendar
January to June, 1900, now on sale
at the A. I. s 5. + Ky ticket Office.
Contains . separate reproductions in
color tSxli inchssj Of Burbauks Pu-
eblo Indian portraits The seasons
art sensation. Also engraved cove.
representing ancient Aztec calendar
stone handsome aud unique souYe-
mir. Edition limited; order early.
price 25e.
a + GARETS A,ent
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31
Kan1sas Enrls.

The women OF Wichita have been
canyassing the town for subscriptions
In aid Of the poor They tackied Ar.
l. r. Delaney OF the santn Fe in
cigar store. He had just one nickel
in his pocket He took this out, walk
ed over to the slot machine. and drop
red It in. Out rolled s5 in nickeis,
which Delaney piled Into the apron
Of one Of the women Tho Lord works
in mysterious ways his wonders to
Perform.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31
1Ilrh cnIl,rs IrInrina..

Doctors say that the high collars 50
ragea worn by both men and women
are productive OF dire physical results
The head Is thus thrown forward 70
rslirye the back OF the neck, and this
narruws the chest and decreases the
lung capacity.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31

Miss Annie E. Cunning, Tyre, Mich,
says, II sntfcred long timetrum dyspep-
sia; host he.h and became very weak. ho-
dol Dyspepsia Cure completely cured ne
IL digests what YOU eat and cures all
stomach trouble, Itneyer fails to give im-
uietlinte relief IN worst eases. L. II. Myers
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31
n.n,.n.rr nt fa.r,,l,l.r.

Electricity as pe know u Is just
100 years 0ld Ia i5ss the Italian
rzientsat Volta gave teanite form 10
tlc method % producing ,he eUrsent.
aBd Il Is from bis name that We have
the isyui 'yoiEuster to describe The
irtrument Nhith measures the force
81, the cusrRas, and volt as tbs amt
Of that mGasuremcHt-
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31

II takes butRuiRnto tl overcome tick
log In tic throat ard 10 stop cough by
the usc Of 0ae Minute Cough Cure. This
rgtnety quickly cures all forms ol thrUat
and inns troubles Harmless and pleas
ant y take IL prevents consumption. 4
famous specific for grippe and lts after
giTsCts. i. II Myers.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31

eOne Aiuate Cough Careis the best
rsAsly ! ever used Tor coughs arti colds.
Il = aRs4ualiesI fpr pharpiaw e9ugt.
Calarsa al lska It's Sdtes IL y. Viii
iia@s lieatsyvilie. iad. Never fails, u IS
ths 5aly haeS1irss rcnaesiy thai gives ini-
uia,liate reaHi'a. t'tFes eoagbe, colds,
hSsrsness. erpHp, pneumonia hypnphitls
aat ali thrsat aud iuae trvu ples, iissariy
uss prevents cQHsugaptspn- II. Myers,
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31
Women on street Cars.

In Chill women are employed every
where as train conductors. There was
50 much dishonesty among the men
who were formerly employed that the
tram Droprietors filled their places
with women who have been found in
every wsy satisfactory. They wear a
neat uniform. work we'll together. and
even run a small newspaper among
themselves.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31
I-iam rssa,sx ,,,- Rags Ia LaAasa.

A ptasn pBadihg craze has bgpkeu
cut in Louaon. one drm sold soopoo
pannds a puadihss three weeks before
Christmas. Surprise are no~ enclosed
be thess. sanains ffom buttons. goli
savrrsisns and halt soSerelEns 10
,a,mbles ana diamond rings. One
pattlns orastsa hAd IN il diamond
azl opal brooch worth $500. enclosed
In a silver box.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31
All a. vssis~

Venias has had three international
art exhibitions since 1885. and all OF
them have been successful. The last
one. which closed on Noy. -. oeea-
sIaned the sale OF $4,000 worth OF
paintings. 10 per cent Of which vent
INTO the pockets of non-Italian artists
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31
GnId ana snrcr rur.s..

or sterling gold are the links OF the
wee parse The gold mount is pax
ticaisrly handsome. These little
purses are also seen in sterling silver
and IL steel The steel are handsomer
than the silver. but, o. course. the
golden purse Is far and away the most
gorgeous Of them all
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31

Mr.. J. Sheer. Sedalia. No, saved his
chiid's lie by One Minute Cough Gore.
Doctors had EiSen her up to die with the
Group. lt's an lutailibie cure for coughs,
cu ds, grippe. pneumonia, bronchitis and
throat aud lurg troubles, Relieves at
once /. u. Myets.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31
G. J, GARyIN, Agent.

4 Rss neHrly dead with dyspepsia,
tried doctors. visited mineral springs and
grew worse. used Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. That cured me" II digests what
sou sat Curss indigestion, sour stom-
arb, heartburn and 40 foFus OF dyspep-
sla l. - Myers.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31

Dewitt's Little Early Risers purify the
blood. clean the liver, invigorRte the sys-
tenn. Famous little pills for constipation
and liver troubles /. II. Myers.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31
,,,.,. an.t saIl..

The highest masts OF sailing vessels
are from 100 TO $50 feet high, and
spread from g. $50 10 10000 square
feet Of canvas
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31

Nrs- r. Churchill. Berlin, vi. says,
~Our baby WIS covered with running
sores, DeWitt's Mitch Hazel Salve cured
her 4 specific for piles and skin dis
eass, Beware Of worthless counterfeits.
!. H Myers.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31

j. b Clark, Peoria. H., says. Surge
ons wanted cooperate 90 me for piles. but
cGrclthein With peWittG Witch Hazel
SalYe.n Il is iHiallible FOR piles and skin
diseases Beware Of counterfeits. l. II.
MYERS.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-31
For Sale.

One first class water right in For
Lyon Canal, easy terms.
G. b, THoMAS.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-07-12

For president-W. j. Bryan.
For vice president-Adlai r. Steven
son.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-07-12

may stand on the bridge that spans
the little river and recall that here Ma
poleon won also his name of ''little
corporal" But that was not glorious
for Italy, and does not stir the imagi-
nation. And Milan. also in the plain Of
Lombardy, the center of the art and
music and learning of northern Italy.
is distant from the poor of Lodi who
have not the small silver coin neces-
sary for the journey.
Yet here to Lodi the poet came-a
girl, the daughter of a woman who
worked in factory. Her name was
Ada Negri, and when at the end of the
days toll she told her mother of the
distant mountains and the sea, and the
wide life of the world where every soul
of us all finds it's work, that mother
determined that the daughter should
not spend her life in sordid labor.
She could do little more for her than
to fit her for the humblest place as vii
lage school teacher. At Is Ada Negri
went little farther into that dreary
stretch of plain to the town called
house fronting on a muddy court where
geese gabbled all day long. And there
was not even glass in the windows Of
her room which she reached at night
after long day with seventy children
as poor as she. Here she sat on the
floor beside box of books and forgot
her poverty.
At the age OF % she wrote her first
poem Fatalita. 1t was the cry of a
hampered soul, hurt by the prison
walls of circumstances. 1t won for her
an annual sum of s340 a year given by
a W. 'ow OF Florence. And IT, IN she
was called to Milan as teacher of lit
erature in the normal school Two
years ago she was married to a rich
manufacturer, and her name now is
Signora Garlandia.
Her poems have the same quality Of
sympathy for suffering that they had
before the days of her prosperity. She
feels peculiarly for the factory workers
and has been accused of leading the
socialists in their struggle against the
capitalists. But all classes read her
books that have a wider sale than was
ever known to be true of poetry in
Italy, where the lower classes are not
commonly great readers. She is af-
fectionately called the factory girl
poet" by the people who feel that she
has lived their life and understands the
burden they bear. Her Tempeste
treats of social unrest and Maternita of
motherhood. Short sets of verses Of
hers have been set 10 music. and It is
not improbable that social reforms
may be fastened in Italy because Of the
inspiring strains making for liberty,
equality and universal brotherhood
that haye been written by Ada Negri.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-07-12
SPANISH-AMERICAN ISLANDS.

Governor Allen of Porto Rico has
started for New York.
General Wood compllmented Cubans
on the successful municipal elections.
All the troops now in Cuba save two
regiments of infantry will return
home shortly.
The Inauguration of Alexandra
Rodriguez as mayor of Havana has
shown good feeling of Cubans toward
Americans.
In the Porto Rican budget just made
public the estimated receipts for 1900
1901 are $2O14,6OS and the expendi-
lures 1.9S4,645.
At San Juan, Porto Rico. the model
and training school, an insular posses
sion, was totally destroyed by fire,
causing a loss of s35 900.
General Macarthur cables from Man
lila that General Aquino, prominent
Filipino leader, has surrendered, and
General Ricarte, who threatened to
lead an uprising in Manila, was cap
tured
who participated in the battle of Man
liza bay, the latter having fought on the
Olympia's forward eight-inch turret,
are to be compulsorily retired under
the personnel law.
Fourth Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral Rristow is said to have transcripts
of records showing that ex-Director
of Posts Rathbone expended $4,000
out of the Cuban postal revenues for
his personal expenses.
At no time since the American occu-
patton of Cuba has Havana shown
such scenes of enthusiasm and excite
ment as were witnessed upon the oc.
casion Of the Inauguration of Senol
Rodriguez, the first Cuban elected
mayor.
At Santiago de Cuba the celebration
during the last two days of the an
niversary of the great naval battle o.
July 8, 1898, was similar to those o
last year. An American party wen
to the Spanish wrecks in an excursion
tug, fired salutes and burned fire
works At night the Spaniards cele
brated the event with a special mas
for the repuse of the souls of Admira
Cervera's sailors and marires.
The American Philippine commission
is carefully studying the approaching
necessity for the substitution for arm,
officers performing civil functions o
civil service men and has asked tn
Washington government to send ex
aminers to the Philippines to hol'
civil service examinations here at III
same days in the United States, will
the idea of creating Philippine civil
service board. Aguinaldo has circu
lated a proclamation asking the NATIVES
TO beware OF the commission.