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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-05

Always the Best % Flcats wil DO
found at GorbinE's Mc4t Market II not
now q customer give him 4 call.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-05
Better iicai;h.

Eat Onions and have b0tt0r health.
25 pounds for SO cents.
100 pounds for Sl.65 at the SooS
Store. DIV Burrull.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-05
Monthly MeteorologicaI Report.

II. H. Griffin, superintendent of the
Rocky Ford Experiment station, furnishes
us the following meteorological summary
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-05

At Stauffcr's Meat Market will be
found the very choicest of all kinds Of
fresh meats.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-05

Old papers for sale at the Enterprise
office. Five cents per package.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-05
FsRLASOa & CRETCRER.

Just received 1900 pieces standard
Sheet Music. ! % cents per copy. Call for
catalogue Rocky Ford Music Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-05

Buy Your Meats of Gorbing and i've
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-05

Peaches for sale at ~ and 2 cents
YER pound.-E, E. Swink. l4-l5-p
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-07-28

arate finger, in bandages of fine linen
which had been dipped in melted wax,
and not only was the body not decom.
posed, but the various parts Of the
dress. such as a scarlet satin mantle
and a scarlet piece of sarsenet which
was placed over the face, were in per-
feet preservation, even in their ~colors."-
Colonel Trumbull then states that,
with this knowledge, he melted com
mon beeswax and mixed with an equal
quantity Of oil Of %turpentine, which
mixture vas applied hot with brushes
to the backs of the paintings and aft
,erward rubbed in with hot irons until
the cloth was perfectly saturated The
inches in the walls were backed with
cement and the paintings so placed.
in them that air could circulate behind
the canyases. Spring doors were also
ordered placed in the entrances to the
rotunda by Colonel Trumbull. Since
that treatment these paintings have
had nothing done to them. and from
present appearances they need moth
ing.
Another popularity in one OF these
pictures Is pointed out to persons being
shown the capitol under the care Of a
guide, and that Is in the scene OF
Washington resigning his commission.
The two daughters OF Charles Carroll,
who stand embracing each other, are
given Ave NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Star.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-07-28
Even the Enort Counts.

81 allus try to be a gentleman" said
Uncle Eben. mighty few people sue
ceeds, but de fact dat anybody's max
in de effort counts a heap to his cred
it-"-Washington Star.
The news-herald., 1902-12-13

unto subscribed our names this 18th
day of September, in the year 1902
EDWARDO PERGOLI. (Seal)
WILLIAM r. McGRATH. (SeaD
FRANK L. SEAVHR. (SeaD
In the presence of
JOHN T. FENTON.
State Of New York.
City of New York, SIS.
County of New York.
On this 18th day of September, in tie
year 1902, before me, John T. FentOl,
Notary Public in and for the county
aforesaid, residing therein, duly COM
missiOned and sworn, personally ap-
peared Edwardo Pergoli, William I.
McGrath, Frank L. Seaver, known to
me to be the persons described in,
whose names are subscribed to and who
executed the annexed instrument, and
they acknowledged to me that they exc
cuted the same for the purposes and
considerations therein expressed.
In witness whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my seal the
day and year last above written.
(SeaD JOHN T. FENTON,
Notary Public New York County.
My commission expires March 81 1902.
Territory Of Arizona,
County of Maricopa. S.
I, B. F. McFall, County Recorder in
and for the county and territory afOre-
said, do hereby certify that the within
instrument was filed for record at 1:O1
O'Clock p. m. on this 22d day of Sep
tember, 1902, and duly recorded in Book
No. II of Interpretations, Records If
Maricopa County, Arizona, at pages
256 to 25S
Witness my hand and official seal the
day and year above written
B. F. MCCALL,
(SeaD County Recorder.
The news-herald., 1902-12-13

The Phoenix -
So National Bank
PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
sa#i|,g!P Paia r Capital slSS,SSS 90 SSS
p
f. 3. GAGE President
T. w. PEMBERToN .. Vice President
H. J, McClung ...... Cashier
/. B. LARIMER >. Assistant Cashier
Steel lined Vaults and Safety Deposit
Boxes, General Banking Business
Drafts issued on all principal cities
of the world.
Directors--G. B. Richmond, 3.
Heyman, +. M. Murphy, D. NJ. Ferry,
E. B. Gage, T. w. Pemberton, r. n.
Fredericks, L. Fl. Chalmers, Frank
Alkire.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-06-07
TOME INSTITUTE PROGRAM.

The following general program has
been arranged for the commencement
exercises at the Jacob Tome Institute
Port Deposit. ON June 14th. 15tn, 10th
and lIth:-
June l4th. Saturday, 10 Il. m.-Regatta
Glass A--16 foot board dorieS
Glass B-16-foot tiat-bottom dories.
1870 II. m.-l0D yards inter-class
swimming race.
1890 "A. m.-i4O yards inter-class
swimming race.
II n. m.-Inter-class four-oared rowing
race-dOrieS.
go p. m.-Field Events.
Hammer Throw, Shot Put and Running
Broad Jump.
p. m.-Eycursion on the City Belle
to Specl ella Islands.
June 10th, Sunday, 1870 Il. IN.
Tome Memorial Church-Commence
ment Day Sermon by Rev. Robert =.
Kerr, ID. d., Richmond. Va.
p. m.-Evcning services selections
from Oratorios.
June 10th, Monday, 8 a. m-Annual
Field Day.
100 and 22O yards dashes-Senior and
Junior.
440 and $50 yards runs
Hurdles-Senior and Junior.
Pole Vault.
Running High Jump-Senior and
Junior.
1nter-class Relay Race.
3 p. northumberland Hall.
Music.
Three minute speeches from represcn-
fatives of The Forum. The Agora, The
Foot Ball Eleven, The Monthly, The
Choral The Glee and Instrumental
Clubs, The Base Ball Nine, The Track
Team, The Y. NJ. c. A., The Alpha Fra
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-06-07
CHESAPEAKE HIGH SCHOOL.

The main auditorium of Masonic Hall.
Chesapeake City. was crowded to the
doors. Friday night. last week. when the
annual commencement of the Chesapeake
City High School was held therein. The
program of exercises proved quite inter
esting. and was as followS:--
Selection, Bouchelle's Orchestra.
Invocation. Rev. l.. f. Poole.
Salutatory. Frank G. Conrcy. %.
Music, Orchestra.
Glass History, Gilbert Cation Cooling,
'O2.
Music. Orchestra
Glass Prophecy, Lucinda Matthews
Reed. 'O2.
Music, Orchestra.
Valedictory. Thomas b. Hopper, o.
Music, Orchestra.
Presentation of Diplomas. Mr.. George
A. Blake.
Music, Orchestra.
Presentation of Certificates, Mr.. Geo.
Biddle.
Music. Orchestra.
Presentation of Prizes. Mr.. Hugh o..
Caldwell
Music, Orchestra.
Address. Dir. G. W. Reid, President of
Washington College.
Music, Orchestra.
The graduates wrrr-Frank e. Conrry,
Thomas Il. Hopper, Lucinda NJ. Reed
and Gilbert {. Cooling.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-06-07
Virulent Cancer Cured.

Startling proof of wonderful advance
i'll medicine is given by druggist q. w.
Roberts. of Elizabeth. w. Va. I'm old
man there had long suffered with what
good doctors pronounced incurable can
Ger. They believed his case hopeless till
he used Electric Bittcrs and applied
Bucklen'S Arnica Salvc. which treatment
completely cured him. When Electric
BitterS are used to cXpcl bilious, kidney
and microbc poisonS at the sam. time
this Salvr cXerts its matchlc>> healing
power blood diseases, skin eruptions.
ulcers and sores vanish. BitterS 20 cents
Salyc - cents, at X. T. Frazcr'~, Elkton;
and S. Y. Wilcy's Colora.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-06-07
DELAWARE COLLEGE.

The program of Exercises of Com.
mencement Week at Delaware College
has been arranged as follows:-
The defamation contest will take place
on Friday evening, June 18TH ut S.1J
o'clock. The contest will be conducted
as in former years and the Alumni prizes
will be awarded to the successful con.
testants. The affair promises to be in.
teresting, as many of the students will
enter the contest.
On Sunday morning, ut Ills. the Rev
John Shape will preach the sermon be,
fore the Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-06-07
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE,.

Inc annual commencement Of the
Maryland Agricultural College, viii com
mcncc on Sunday, and continue Monday
ana Tuesday. Joseph Coudon. .Ir. If
Perryvillc, is II member of thc Senior
Class. and will deliver Il thesis on Notes
on Stock Raising"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-06-07
HIGH school.
C0MNE:NG; IE.:::alE:NTS,


Edith Scott lilktou
Roberta Tull Elktom
Florence MarShbank. EliIom.
Sophie Miller, Mechanics Valley.
Flora Henderson, Pleasant Hill.
Laura Ward, Cherry Hill.
Bculah Wilson. Elk Neck.
Helen Clark. Elk Neck.
Minnie Bouchcllc, Barksdalc.
Margaret Campbell. Iron Hill.
Julian Smith. Elkton.
John Harvey. Childs.
Webster Wells. Elkton.
Arthur Ward. Cherry Hill.
William Moore, Cherry Hill.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-06-07
FRIENDS NORMAL SCHOOL.

The twenty-eighth annual commence
ment of the Friends Normal Institute,
of Rising Sun, will be held in that town,
on Friday. June 10Th.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-06-07

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28
la bibIioteca Carnegie
DE LA HABANA

El ofracimiento de Mr Andrew Csrnegie
de $3.50 600 para fundar una BibiiotecA en- 10
ciudad de In Habana, acogido entnsiassaments
por 81 munieipio, va obtsner eumpiid& rea-
ilxaci6n.
Dantyo de pocos meses 80 levAntarA en- lu-
gar ceotrieo IN magnfaco sdideio que eontsn-
drk 10 Bibliotsca repleta de obras modernas de
general utilidad prkctica.
Los sefiores Mesa, Arag6n Torralbas.
comisionados por ell Ayuntamiento para obviar
todAs las difcultades que pudieran cfreeerss
nara reaIfxarsa brsvem snte estA obra, han
conference.-the con M. Hanna, apoderado de
Carnegie.
En In election del tsrreno hay dos opinio-
mes, una, proponer Villsnueva ell csmbio de
parte de so terreno por otras msussnas que
poseen ell Munfciplo 6 el Estado, q q 10 de le-
vansar en- al lpgsr mss e6ntrieo sl ediHcio; '
otra es dsstinAr & 6f una de las mRnEanas que
van deade los fosos hasta el Msrcado de Colon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28

angel mfoP-prosigui6 la vieia con
tono burl6n pero mas cariffoso.-
Cuando Sc tiene frfo, 10 meior es
beber una copita y os restablec9is
al mornento.
Gracias. :. Senora =. bal.
bnce6 Oereza sin levantar los ojos,
no tengo sed .....
-A-Voy q daros una torta, con-
tinu0 Ia viuda Fipart, este era su
nombre, con una VOC muy melCsa,
pero en- Ia que Sc traslucfa una sor-
da crueldad.
0ereza la rehus6 con un gestO.
-Vamos, nifla, prosigui6 la
vieja = puesto que no teneis nj
hambre, nj sed, Senid al menos
para que os ensefIe vuestra habi-
taci6n.
-aMi habitaci6nP dijo Cereza
que se estremeci6 de repente,-
avoy, pues, a permanecer aquf2
ST, hijita mia.
-Pero, iyo no quierol = exclam6
Ia pobre nina CON s6bita desespe-
raci6n, quiero volver a Paris.
-iHolal inolal di1o La Vle1a CON
fisa sard6nica, Paris esba leioS,
muchacha, y vuestros lindos pies
Sc quedarfan por el cannino.
mo, NO, dijo Cereza, tendre
fuerEas para wolverines 81 me canso
me sentare.
-lPobre nlfial --suspir6 In viuda
Fipart con una fingida compassion
en- Ia cual creyo la nina.
-lOhl ST, prosigi6 Cereza, ten
DIRE fuerLa para irme quiero reu-
nirme con Leon.
-SLe6n? toma, les pues vuestro
Amante, muchachaf
No es mi amante, es mi novio
Sle conoceiss pues? diio Cereza
Admirada.
--SYoS no. SEs acaso nm Ruspo
caoallero, muy ricof La indiRna.
cion hiEo enrojecer la frente de
Cereaa.
-LAhI diiO, spor quien me
tomAisY
--iDiantrel respondi6 ingenua-
mente - yinda Fipart, : por ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28

meros rayos del sol con su canto
mat'nal.
Pero ell cocl1e corffa siempfe, +
su movimiento regular = mon0to.
no arranc6 bien pronto Cereza de
sus ilusfones. Sc hallaba realmente
en- un cocIle, al lado de IN hombrG
que lie hablaba vagamente de SON.
brios miSteriOs, en- IN camtno de-
eierto, en medic de la noche, con
los oios vendados J yendo sin sabsr
a donde... z la hora que trans
curri6 entonces, puede ser que
fuese mas terrible = mas pDnzante
para la joven que Ia cue la habia
precedido.
Las palabras de Collar acerca de
Ia Bacara le vinieron la memoirs
procure rechazar 81 Specification:
pero sc acord0 entonces de cue
muy q menudo La pecadofa Sc ha.
bfa esforzado en- separarla de Leon
ROLAND, 10 dicho por Oolar de-
mostraEa I'm tanto esa sombrfa
verdad.
Cereza guerra mucho su hef-
mana; sc compadecfa de sus faltas
sin tener vslor para vituperarselas.
La era edlcta y habfa crefdo hasta
entonces en- su fnalterable afeca
ci6n. Asf. pues, jnzguese cual fa6
su dolor nj pensar que Ia habfa
mentido, one habfa querido arran-
carla a su novio. para arroiarla en-
brszos de aquel ltbrico anciano,
del cual habfa escapado, gracias 8
la sdbita intervention de Guiller-
mo. Todos estos pensamientos uni
dos al recuerdo de los acontecimien.
tos dramGtlcos que acababan do
desarrollarse y en los que intervt-
niera, acabaron por producer q
Cereza una especie de postraci6n
calenturienta y de doloroso estupor.
de que no rali0 mas que nj DIR In
voz de Collar.
El coche 30 habfa detenido.
Vamos, seflorita, dfto ell rap.
tor.-despertaos.
Collar % imagine que Cereza ha-
bfa cedido q IN sneflo producidc
por el cansancio.
Mo dnermos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28

desierto, por consiguiente en- una
sibuaci6n que habrfa podido permi-
tirle usaf de violencia con ella,
acab6 de con7encer q La ioyen que
realmente era su protector y su
amigo en- medic de las extraflas
circunstancias q u g ocultaban I'm
rnisterio tenebroso.
No obstante, ell coche habfa des-
de mucho tempo, deiaudo tras de
Of In barrera de In Estrella y Ell Ar.
co de Triunfo y seguido 10 largo
la avenida de Nsuilly, pasad o
segunde vez Ell Sena por Courbe.
vote y temado ell ca mino de Saint
Germain.
-SMe conducts, pues, muy lejos?
-pregunt6 Cereza.
IN o,-dijo Colar,-dentro de
una hora llegaremos.
-IAd6nde vamosp
--iChist! sefforita, no puedo de
cfrosIo. Z ademAs, -afiadi6 ell
teniente de Guillermo,-es precise
que ahora os vende los oios.
-iAhi-exclam0 Cereza, con IN
BSS@o o0 ASk&ASA1A A0 SoPNAeSs
-Sabeis que me habeis prometi-
do obedecerme,-dijo Collar fria-
ments, sacando un pafiuelo de su
bolsillo. -Asf, pues, portaos bien...
Le6n...
No concluy6 La frase.
-Haced todo 10 que quer&is.-
murmur6 Cerexa CON la resignation
y dulzura de IN nifio enfermo.
Collar Ia ven66 los ojos y Ia at6
fuertemente In venda detr6s de Ia
cabeza, affadiendo:
-ASobre TODD no trateis de YER
d6nde vais. porque serfs querer y
no lograr NADIA.
Sc echo Cereza q temblar otra
sex. Todo aque1lols parecfa de tai
modo extrafio cue, prisada del ugo
de In vista, emrez6 . Greer que era
press de IN horrible suefio, y que
iba muy pronto o despertarse en-
81 cuartito del arrabal del Temple,
debsjo Go sus cortinas de percal
blanco, & dos Yasog dc In jaula
aonae ~ paiaro saludaba slos pri.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28
Desc0ntentO en- Paris

Han causado gran dascontento en- Paris
las fraaes qus se le atribuyen sl duqua de b.
den, rsfrleadose al viaia RusIa de n. Emilio
Loubst.
Un peri6iico importante de 10 ms II .na las
califca de imprudentes v agregs que NADIA tie
mem de extr&fias despres de 10 poca corduPa
demostrada por 4uiliermo II, en- nm dfscurso
pronuneiado ante numsrosos parsonsjes del
Imperio alem6n, entire los que se snconsraba
el duque de B2deM
Este dito que nada tenfa que temer de Ale
mania nj Ingiaterrs, de las freeuentes vlsitas
y csbildeos del presidents ftsnc6s y ell d6sposa
russo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28
CCon!inuar6).

linda muchacha que quiere salts
facer sus caprictos. 80.
-iSeforal exclam6 Cereza In
dignada.
Y despu6s una duda terrible
atraves6 su espfritc.
-Pero, ST vos no le conoceis no
sabreis NADIA.
-sYoa dijo la vieis, 5y que
quereis que sepaP
-lC6mol sColar no os ha dicho
que no me conducia aquf sino por.
que Leon, mi novio, que sera bien
pronto mi marido, corrfa I'm gran
peligro7
La tia Fipart Sc echo reiE.
-iDe verasl diio- SColsr os ha
dicho ESQ?
ST, seffora.
-SY 10 habeis crefdos
-SNo es, pues, verdadf muf-
mur6 CereZa con desaliento.
La vieta continue riendo.
-Ese Collar, diio,->es un mucha-
cho muy chusco. =, Ioh! Imuy cl1us-
co, fe mfai
-lSerora, Sefloral -~ suplic0 Ce.
reza, en- nombre de Dios, decidme
10 que sepais, por que estoy aquf y
10 cue qu1eren hacer de mf.
-Pues bien, voy a docfroslo, MI
fia, respondio Ia vieja con aquella
dulzona hipocresfa que helaba Ia
saDgre Ia 1oven; hicfsteis gracia
IN caballero muy honrado , muy
rico, y que -. Scomprend6is7
-lAhl-exclam6 Cereza,- ESQ no
es verdad, sefiorai ieso no es veT-.
dadl. ). mas bien, ten6is raz6D. :.
ST, IN vieio, IN monstruo; pero
acudieron en- mi socorro; IN ioven
me ha librado; me comic q Collar.
-lPues bienl diio In vieia FL
part con 50 risa de bestia salvaie,
-el ioven ha desbancado al vieio,
Ihelo aquf todol ri caballero de
que o. hablo, es Ell que os Ia con.
nado . Collar, muchacha; lest&ia,
pues, en- 81 casaI
Ceresa did IN gran grito y caro-
desplomada stn Eentido en 81
paYimento de la sails esia,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28
GonorrnoI


Envenena prontud los g6rmenes morbosos deorar
oranicas tedos
grdad competa evitando ccatrces esechece uretaes
Preparado Gonorrho Medical M.
| New York Setembre
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j" Ell HOGAR :"

Dona draca Mehe avisa parroquianos amigos
ne estabecida huepedes Ell HOGAR
Gale De Fnja altos dc de Succession Pujal
ha1arAn e8TVda habtaones
banos de ducha gratis para los parroquianos.
servfc'o esmsrado. Precios modicos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28
LA ILUSTRAC|ON ESPhNOLA
Y q RHCAHA

Revista de Bellas Artes, Literature =
actualidades.
Sc publica en- Madrid los dfas 8, Is, %
y so de cada mes.
La Mo da Eleganfe
Peri6dlco especial de Sefforas Y Seffori-
tas. Indispensable en- toda casa de familia.
Sc publica tambien en- Madrid los dfas
"A, % y 80 de csda mes.
Agente ercIusiUo en- Puerto Rico B. r.
Saniurio Vidal, Gale San Jose n6m. 10.
Precios de sssscTipci6n
Por un afio GLa Ilustraci6n, <La
Moda4 $500.
Por un semestre & eLa Ilustraci6n. &
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Ell suscritor que 10 sea los dos peri6-
dicos la vez pagara
Por I'm afIo. S17
Por IN semestre- 8
Pago anticipate.
Las suscrfciones deberan dar principle
preciSamente en- 10 de Enero 8 10 de Julio.
Sc facilitan ntneros gratis de muestra,
tanto de <I.a Moda Elegant como de <La
Ilustraci6n Espafola y Americana, & las
personss que deseen conocer estas publica.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-03-17
HURT in ST. LOUIS WRECK
Michael Harrison, Personal Represen-
tative of j. q. Morgan, Victim
of Collision.

ST. LOUIS, March 16.-In a wreck In the
East st. Louis yards today Michael Har-
rison Of Philadelphia. representative Of ].
p. Morgan, DR.. Cornett, Mr.. Harrison s
physician. and the valet of the millionaire,
were injured. 1t was at first reported that
all three were seriously hurt, but investi-
CATION proved that their injuries had been
greatly exaggerated. After treatment at
the st. Louis Baptist bpspital they were
eble>'to' loave~the -cstyt Rstght TREY have
gone to Pinehust, N. G.
Mr.. Harrison was on his way from st.
Louis to Atlanta, Ca, in his private car,
Raquette River, when the accident oc-
CURED. The train to which the car was
attached ran into a freight because of
an open switch. Mr.. Harrisons valet had
three ribs broken. Every possible effort
was made to suppress the news OF the &C
cident and 1t was impossible to learn the
names of two men who were in Mr.. Har-
rison's party, in addition to himself and
DR.. Cornett. None of the other passengers
on the train was injured.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-03-17
DENY MILES PHILIPPINE PLAN
Secretary Root and the President Dis
approve of His Idea of Stop
ping InsurrectIOn.

WASHINGTON, March 16.-The Post to-
morrow will say: Lieutenant General Miles
Of the army made a specific request to the
War department to be sent to the Philip
pine islands and in connection Herewith
submitted plan by which, in his opinion
the war could be brought to an end with
out a further loss of life to either side.
He proposed to employ methods similar to
those used by him so successfully in his
Indian campaigns.
Secretary Root, after due consideration.
denied General Miles request and disap-
proved the plan submitted. The papers.
so endorsed by the secretary, were sent 70
the White House, and the president subse-
quently concurred in the secretary's ac-
tion. The final endorsement, disposing of
the matter, is said to bear date March 5.
In effect President Roosevelt and Secre-
tary Root hold that the war is already at
an end, or about so. and that the adoption
Of General Miles plan. involving a change
Of policy in dealing with the Inhabitants
Of the archipelago. would be unfair to
those officials. military and civil, whose
work has brought about almost complete
pacihcation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-03-17
CAMPBELL HAS SERIOUS FIRE
Franklin County Town Loses Nearly
Half of Its business section,
Including Hotel.

HASTINGS, Neb., March 16.-(Spectal
Telegram. NEARLY half the town Of Camp
bell was destroyed by FIRE this afternoon.
The loss amounts to several thousand dol
lars. but most OF the property was insured
The fire broke out at o'clock in the pool
hall on the east side OF the street. As the
wind was blowing at high rate, the flames
soon got beyond control and in less than
an hour the entire east side OF the street
was wiped out. The buildings consumed by
the flames were the pool hall, blacksmith
shop, printing oflce, hotel, postofflce, drug
store and two implement houses.
The only fire protection that Campbell
had was a bucket brigade, and every citi-
zen lent his assistance to fight the fire'
Had 1t not been for the heroic work OF the
bucket brigade the entire town would have
been In ashes.
All the buildings destroyed were frame
structures and they were licked up by the
flames with almost as much rapidity as II
they had been made of paper.
The origin of the FIRE is unknown. There
was no one in the pool hall when the hre
broke out. The hotel was the most ex-
pensive building destroyed. 1t was a fine
two-story structure with a large number
of rooms.
Besides saving the larger part OF the
town the citizens succeeded in removing
most of the goods and contents from the
various buildings.