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Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26

nu for &c yard hos
Larson-Swan Dry Goods Co,
F0yhlen tisdagsqvall uts!appte:
Harry Hopkins ur countyhakte,
der han aftjenat 80 dagar fol
stold at atskilliga par selar, och
%intann sig der pafoljande dag fol
att iraga efter sina kamraters
helsa och yalbefnnande. D3 han
tog asked iger, markte han att
en- bra ytterrock hangde i korri.
doren, och som han tyckte att den
skulle passa honom bra i &ylan,
tog han den helt enkelt pa sig
utan att begara nagon ON 10 Da
faDgvaktaren Chris Krage, som
hade varit frSnvarande, Sterkom
efter EFT par dagar, saknade han
sin ofverrock och hck at sina
skyddslingar underrattelse att
Hopkins tagit dsnsamma. Rage
begaf sig genast till polisstationen
for att uttaga en- arresteringsorder
mot Hopkins, hvilken an anyo
bliivit domd till 5 dygns uppehall
j couatyhaktet, denna gang for
slagsmal. Hopkins hads mycket
roligt at Diet spratt han spelat
Krage och upplyste att han pant
satt rocken men vile 81 saga
hyar. Sedan den i3ngfngrade
tjufven t~jenat ut sina fem dagar,
far han reckstolden att svara for.
MISS D0ra SehHkfs, en- vacker
ficka, arresterades nyligen pa
begaran at Harvey w. Seidel,
emedan hon enligt hans utsago
pantsatt EN- dyrbar diamantrirg
som hon fatt lana at honom. Miss
Schultz pastar emellertid att rim
gen ar hennes egen tillhorighet,
emedan hon fatt den at Seidel
som forlefningsring. Hon pastar
vidare att Seidel Aera ganger lof
at gifta sig med henne och sista
I, gangen utsatte brollopet att hal
las forliden juldag, men att han
gait och suddat och underlatit att
halla slit l6fte, hvarfor hon nu
uttagit en- genstamning mot no
nom och fordrar 1000 dollars i
understanding fer brutet akten,
skspslofte.
WashinStOns Publishing, som
infoll i mandags, Trades i de all,
mamma skolorna med genomga-
ende af program af hufvudsakli
gen patriotiskt innehall, Annars
var dagen Xix an vanlig hvardag.
med undantag at att saloonman-
men maste halla sina lokaler
stangda, emedan Diet var en- legal
holiday.
Mar nj skall kopa Sxor ga till
Fridlund ty der far nj CODA skor
for edra pengar till lagre priser
an nj far hos dem som anonsera
halt pris. o28 a st.
Mrs Maud VitShnm fran Rock
Valley, Ia, dotter till mayor och
Mrs Z. w. Caldwell, ahed i SON
days harstades / slit foraldrahem
ITO Jackson street. Mrs Wiz
hum foddes harstades den 3rjul
1860 kort efter Diet hennes foral
drar hyttat hit. Omkring er och
Ell half vecka imam hon dog an
lande hon hit med nagra bekant;
fran Rock Valley for att o~fvervar;
en- forestalln!ng operahuset, mel
insjuknade i pneumonia och aAee
deraf. Hon efterlemnar make ocl
! iva barn.
Peter Damskov, en- Id ar gam
, NAL son till pastor Damskov vii
{ den ,danska kyrkan SAINT en- jemn
: Srig kamrat vid MANN Karl Berg
strom, hollo i lordags pa att un
dersoka Ell den senare tillhoriI
, revolver, dervid EFT skott braEI
/ af och unge Damskov traffades
benet. Den skadade gossen tog
I. till St. Iosephshospitalet, de
7 kulan aflagsnades.
Far omkring sex ar sedan for
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26
Breuns katie ar Diet basta.

Stor forsaljning utaf Ladies
Wrappers for denna vecka for Csc
hos Larson Swan Dry Goods Co.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26

seph Johnson att erhalla Ifriskjuts
pa EFT Omahajernvagens frakttag
mellan South Sioux City och
Sioux City och blef iva ganger
bortvisad fran taget. Da han for
treble gangen sokte klattra upp
pa en- vagn, trampade en- at
bromsarne honom pa hngrarne
och tvang honom att slappa slit
tag, dervid han kom under hjulen
och hck en- fot krossad, sd att han
maste amputeras, Johnson STAN
de jernvagsbolaget for 10, 200
dollars understanding, och efter
hera rat.egangar vid olika dom
stalar har han nu at statens hog
sta domstol blifvit tillerkand en-
ersattning pa $1,000. Jernvags-
bolaget maste nu antingen be,
tala eller vadJa TIL Forenta Sta
ternas hogsta domstol.
En- feberaktig bradska ar I'd
dande dag och matt Codahy
Packing .Companys canning de-
partment, der 100 man nagon
It'd varit sysselsatta med inlag
gandet at kott i hermetiskt till
slutna karl. Kottet bestar al
corn beef, corn beef hash, OK.
tunga. wienerkorf, biffstek med
lok, tripe, chill con carne, kalkon,
hons. roast beef, svinfotter m m.
hvllket ALT lar vara afsedt for de
krigforande makterna i Gerran
ostern. Somliga at arbetarne
arbeta anda till 20 timmar on
dygnet. Hela arbetsstyrkan vid
delta slakteri appgifves nu TIL
Diver 1000 man.
Pa grund at den lsngvariga
kalla vaderleken har dock arbetet
med uppforandet at Diet nya Ar.
mourslakteriet ej kunnat fort
skrida sa som onskyardt varit.
Materialier och maskinerier hafva
dock anlandt. och sd smart milda.
re vaderlek intrader lar Diet vara
meningen att anstalla en- arbets'
styrka pa hera tundra man, sd
att kreaturs- och svinslaiten kan
taga sin borjan i juni manad.
Derest kriget racker LANCE ostern
torde delta blifva EFT godt till
falle babe for slaktare och for
kre atursuppfodare att fortJena
enorma penningsummor.
Eft stort lager at byxor sales
till rampris hos Johnson & Aron-
soa 6I4 4th street.
En- hemstallan har blifvit in
lemnad till city council att ia
polismannens och brandsoldater-
mas loner hojda, hvilka anses vara
skaligen skrala. Det har foresla
gifts att loneiorhojningarne skola
utga med fran S till IS dollars pr
man i manaden, beroende pa den
rang vederborande innehar i ten
ster SAINT tjenstetid.
En- kommissionshandlarefirm
/ spannmal haEstades eIholl
fredags forliden vecka t~elegrafisk
underrattelse att ryske czaren
blifyit mordad at en- anarkist.
Underrattelsen spred sig med
otrolig hastighet genom staden
men befanns smart vara flask.
Nagon rivaliserande konkurrent
hade blott varit framme med Diet
dumma skamtet.
Bestallningar af tafvelramar ut
foras bast och till billigaste pris
hos Anderson & Abel.
d.. Petersen, 2oo9 Sixth street,
har hos polisen anmalt att han:
mag, Ed. Hagstrom, i mandag'
infinnit sig i hans hus och stulit
en- Peterson tillhorig plan box in
nehallande 90 dollars SAINT er
kostym klader, medan familjer
var borta och ofvervar irandet a
Washingtons f~odelsedag i en- a
-1--1. H.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26
Sioux City.

tSvsnska M0nitoyens kontor
halles oppet fran XII. 7 till 9 hvarie
qvall.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26
Krigsfaror

Enar manga forfragnirgar giorts bu-
ruvida det nu ~pagaende kriget mellan
Ryssland och japan skulle kunna pa EFT
eller annat satt inyerka pa och mojligeu
foihindra den Iegelbundna ~forbindelse
mel'an Scandinavian och America, som
uppehalles af Scandinavian American
Line, begagnas delta tillfalle att npply-
So, att babe Forenta Staterna och de tire
skandinayiska likenas aio fulkomligt
neutrala och foljaktligen arc ALA faItyg
f0rande F0renta Ststernas eller de skan-
dinaviska rikenss laggor alldeles betryg-
gade. Skall du derfor siinda otter fader
sller msder, syster eller broder, hustru
och barn eller AMMAN sldkt, k6p da bill
jetten pa S~candinavion -Ame ricap Line.
och var saker pa att dc dina IA en- be-
qvam ofverresa med den enda akta skaG-
dinayiska LINEN SAINT sakerhet for osf-
bruten resa direkt fran Scandinavian till
bestammelseorten i Amerika.
For narmare upplysningar vRnde man sig
till m boende agent eller till
a. &CO.
General Western Passen ger Agents.
lag IEEinxieSt Chicago Ill
Palitliga agenter 6nskas ALA skandinayiska
settlement att representera denna direkta linie
ABEL ANDERSON
sole agent
sioux City, Iowa.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26

Lu.
ther-League aihaller sin forsta di-
skussion for aret pa fredagsafton
nasta vecka. Vidare derom j
nasta hummer.
Den, som ar | byxnod, kan ia
behofvet billigt athjelpt hos John
son \ Aronson.
Stormfonster och dorrar hos
S~paldirg, 3 & Court.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26
D1fhct kan icke botas

vid lokala medel, da de ejk1nna ma den angrIYna
Ielen AT 0rat. bet fnnos blot EFT sGtt att ku=ora
d0fhet, och def err med kcnstitutionella model.
D0fhet f0rsrsGkas af EFT upphetsadt tilstand NJ
slemhinnan / dot enstachiska r0ret. Mar delta
r5r b,ifver inf marker Nj EFT skorrgndo
ljnd e'ler FAR en- dai!g h6rsel, och mar r0ret bllfver
hels och ballet tappS, 6r d6fhet foliden; om
upphetsningcn icse kan aflagsnas, och roret
hterfa slit normala tlllstand, win h6rseln vara
borta for alltld Mo utaf ito fall framkallas af
katarr, som Ell Or annat an EFT upphetsadt tillstAnd
afslemhinnorna.
vi viii gifva 400 for hvarje fall AZ dofhet
Halls Catarrh Cure. Skrif efter cir
kular, fritt. #. J. Cheney Il Co., Toledo, o
tB~ sales hos apotekare, 75c. .
HALLS Familj Pills Arc de basta.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14
Mrs. OTIS N eely In Wreck.

The following clipping from The
Bevier Mo. Appeal concerns the moth.
or, sisters and niece of Mrs J. Finley
Florence and Mrs. Otis Nicely Of Flor.
ence:
Mrs. Jane Harris and daughters.
Misses Stella and Edna. and grand.
daughter. Miss Evelyn Evans. Of
Evans. Iowa. also her niece. Nrs.
Neely. Of Florence. Colo. stopped
off here over Sunday ON their way
to the Worlds Fair to visit for .
few days with Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes
and other friends. Mrs. Harris host
Of old friends In this oity. where she
made her home for many years.
were delighted to see her and relatives
accompanying her. and made their stay
here . most delightful one. Mrs.
Nelly IL . granddaughter Of Mrs
Shadrach Morris of southeast Bevier.
Mrs.. Harris described for the Appeal
while here. She and party lsft Tues.
day mon1ing for st Louis on the
Wabash train . part of which was
wrecked. but luckily they escaped
unipjured.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14
Fat Stock Higher.

Tho stoller Lin Stock o.. Of Kan.
~ City. Mo-. hes tsl~srHphsd its
customers ~ follow: Strife callsd
on; killing catsia ars highss shis
week; good dsmand for stochers ssd
fsedsrs ~ sssady strose y prizes.
Western 0raas ssssrs. 1000 " itsU
ibs. eithsr for bssf Or hsavy feeders
s.bo TO 400 according TO Assh asd
qualify. ssses TOO 70 800 aoos qsal.
ity. dshorned and nsshy 90 ~ - 60.
Same whsights but counos. q. 10
70 - Is. Fns COWS ssllirs ~ -
y 20. oommoa caAnsr COWS oi.7S =
y 30. Bulls el.7S - os.ss. YAs
heifsrs ss.6o 70 100. eheaes $500
hsifsTs a. 10 70 es.4o. Veal calves
$50 70 100 lbs. sslliss k.7s - es.1s
per hundred.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14

Washington. Sept 14.-Admiral
Goodrich. commanding the Pacific
station. 10 moving in the matter Of
the Russian transport Lena with An
energy which has earned him the
praise OF the navy department officials
here.
without waiting for special in
structions. or falling into doubt a. to
his powers in the matter. the admir-.
al not only was the first to report tU
the government the arrival Of the
Lena in San Francisco hArbor, but he
subsequently detailed'one Of his e1'
pert naval officers to visit the vessa
and ASCERTAIN for himself her exact
condition as to boilers and machin.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14

J. 8. McCurry an old timer Of thil
county. has returned from = two
months inspection of Wyoming. satis-
sed that Colorado IN the better state
Of the two. and that Fremont county
is the best plAce in this state. conse-
quently he will remain ~ one Of it,
substantial residents. While in Wy.
omipg ne visited daughter.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14
STOESSEL'S REPOR.
IS MADE BRIEF
Japanese to Have 100000 Men for
Reinforcements by First Of
Next Week Accompanied
by 22l Big Guns.

the effect of the rains upon the roada.
There 10 no current news 70 record.
while II Gen. Kuropatkin has sent in
any full account of the recent great
battle it has not be,n allowed to cir.
culate. The persistent silence 10 do.
ing more than anything else to dis.
credit the Russians oommAnder-in-
chief in the eyes Of the public with
whom he has here tofore been almost
deified hero.
Reports that the Chinese are max.
ing preparations to occupy conquered
territory are creating some uneasi-
mesa. for China has been all along
an uncertain quantity from which
any development or complication
mig hit be expected.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14
Bankers Meet.

New York. Sept. 1.-The most
powerful financial organization in the
world. the American Bankers associa-
tion met here today. The sessions
are being held in the Waldorf Astoria.
Bishop Potter opened the proceedings
with prayer and Mayor Mcclellan
made the address Of welcome.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14

St. Petersburg. Sept. IA. -3:15 ..
m.-The continued delay in the re.
oeipt here Of anything like detailed
official aocoant either Of the battle Of
Liao Yang or Of tine present situation
at the front. 10 proving more irritat-
ing to the public At st. Petersburg
than any previous phase of the war
and has given rise to numerous alarm.
ist stories of the alleged precarious
situation Of Gen. KuropAtkin q army.
None Of these stories, however, is
traceabie to any authentic source.
The fact seems to be that military
operations in the neigbborhood Of
Mukden are suspended on account of
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14
Coal Miners Fight.

Wheeling, ". Va. Sept. a. Dur
Ing the fight last night the coal min
ers at one of the mining camps. they
bit and chewed each others ears and
noses of. Every door in the board.
ing house WAS smashed and the win.
dows were broken. Nineteen were
arrested this morning.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14
DEMOcRATIc CONVENTION.
Harmeaious Gathering Sslscts Del
egate to State Convention.

CkatS W 0S8tG OV0VG0k8O0s
The democratic county oonvsntion
met in Canon City yesterday 70 select
delegates to the State convention to
be held in Denver on Thursday Sep.
tember 22.
James r. Locke Of Canon City was
chosen chairman Of the convention
and George p. Nix. secretary. There
we're l02 delegates present. The
meeting was harmonious and an en-.
thusiastic gathering. The delegation
was Instructed to support Jnos. H.
Maupin for governor should opportu.
nifty offer.
After selecting the following dele.
gates to the State convention . recess
was taken until Saturday. October ist.
when = full county ticket will be
named:
Hugh Wilson. ". g. Hemmsrlay.
W. B. Housler. George Kelso, W.
H. Mullenix. Frank Smith, VIM. All.
red. H. z. Lutes. Fred Mitchell.
J. W. Burkhart. j. A. Miner. 7. H.
Morrissey, II. Houston, Hon. p. I.
MoGujre. H l.. White. j H. Man pin.
Ed. Minor, r. d. Palmer. L. 8. Bail.
ey, A. H. White. 8. v. Rogers. and
W, H. Trout.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14
Prince Bismark Sinking.

Berlin. Sept. i4.-It IL learned
that Prince Bismark 10 suffering from
an incurAble cancer Of the liver.
He il constantly In sonts agony.
The latest from his bedside 10 that
he il gradually sinking and it IL
tirought the end IL near.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14
To Warn the Sultan. .

Givbraltar. Sept. IA. The British
cruiser Minerva left today for Tang
Ter. This action il said to have been
taken ~ . result Of the Sultan Of
korroooo failing to comply with Brit
ish demands.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14

Cleveland. Sept. IA The body Of
man was taken from the river here
this morning. His hands were tied
and the pockets filled with stones.
A pager showed him ta be . memher
Of the Lonsshoeman's mine and his
name - Robert Lowrie. His home
il said to be in Colorado.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14
Republican State Convention.

Frank Cloudy WAS chosen chairman
of the republican state convention and
everything tends to the nomination
Of Governor Peabody BY acclsmation.
The Newell boom has petered ont.
The entire ticket will ba selected by
scclAmation at the night session.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14
To Explore Colombia.

Mobile, Ala. Sept. IA An ex-
ploring party headed by DR.. CARA
creiti, q mining expert. will sail
Friday to explore the wilds Of Colon
bia.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14

ga. 06 TO St. Louis and return vis
the santa Fe. account COLORADO day
at the worlds fair. Sept. II. Tickets
on sale Sept. IA and 10. good for ss-
turn 10 days from date Of sale.
tiS 80 st. Louis and rstaru rood II
cosches. Tiksts on sale Hsptl. }.
good for return 10 days fron aa1s q
asle. A. g. Palmer. Aesnt.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14
GRUEsOME FIND
IN 4 TRUNK
Body Of Middle Aged Woman
Discovered.
Deep Cash in Head Tells Story Of
Murder Man Taken From River
With Hands Tied and Pockets
Filled With Rocks.

Cleveland. o.. Sept. 1.-THE body
Of middle Sged woman was found
doubled up in = trunk BY . watch.
man today. A big cash had besn
cut in her head and considerable
cheap jewelry and some photos were
scattered over the remains. The
police are At work on the case and
may reveal = terrible orime.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14

The ladies' Of Flornece are invited
to attend the millinery opening
OF Miss Ida Melius. All Main street.
Canon City. Sept 10 and 80. I0.l4
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14

Miss Bell will thrill the audience
with the tale Of ''The vagabond
Prince Sept. 20. Reserved seats at
W. L. Morris and Go. 10-1l
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14
Died.

Wednesday morning. September IA
1904. Peter. the 8 year old son Of Jo
vidano of Rockvals. Funeral At
O'Clock Thursday At the residence An,
interment in Highland cemetery.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14

The finest display of millinery ever
shown in Fremont county at Miss Ida
Melius. AL Main street, Canon City
10 Ia
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14

cry. He has reported the resalt Of
this investigation % the navy depart
ment.
The dssrssch stated thas shs Lena
was unqusstionably in ned of Ec-
pain: thas her boilsrmaksss wess in
bsd condition: and that "a. make tam.
porary repairs would ocospy SIX
wesxs.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14
on fsr ss. Leu,s.

The band left on No. 10 q Is:s7
for Denver snrosss 70 the wosiA's,
Fair. A special coach vas asssshsd'
70 the regular train for their -. a
large crowd was as ths depot y -
them on. Tomesrov nornisg Il viii.
leave Denver over ~ Hsfliaetoa.
accompanying the eovss.os asA ~
entire stan. The basd viii - 80,
about ton davs or two weeks.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14

San Francisoo. Sept. Fearing
the japanese of shis city woeA make
. repesitiou Of tbe Maine Atsnstsr
regarding the Lena. shas Rsnian
Cruiser 10 being constantly patvollsd
by United States vseseis.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14

Uncle Toms Cabin IL like : eircno
1t never grows old. Will ~ II
Florence tomorrow night anA exAi1de
IN tsnt corner Of SsssaA and Mapae
avenue.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14

DR.. E. L Yard will b out a his
Office until sbous Sept. sssh li-3o
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14

Lond on. Sept. IA. "A Rome CORES.
pondent wires that . telegram from
Toxic to that place states that in
reply to . request from Field Marshal
Oyama he is promised reinforcements
Of 10000 men and ssl guns by the
first OF next week.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-14

81. Petersburg. Sept. IA "A tabu-
lated report by General Stoessel Civ.
ing an account of the japanese re-
verses 1t Port Arthur. August 27th to
Sept lst has been received mere. A
second report mentions . terrible loss
Of life on the part Of the Japanese
from . mine explosion.
The first report says the Japanese
attempted to storm flank portions near
Fort No. and were repulsed with .
small los to the Russians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-05
Ties, 25c.

ness was the election of the officers nomi-
mated Tuesday night. There was no con-
test in the election. the entire ticket
nominated being chosen unanimously. The
election resulted as follows
Abraham Hart, Post 9. department COM
mander.
Hiram Buckingham, Post 1, senior vice
commander.
A. p Tasker, Post s. junior vice com
mander.
DR.. Thomas Calver, Post Z. medical d.
rector.
Rev. Nelson III. Miller, Post 13. chaplain.
Council of Administrations. II. Jennings
Post IA; s. w. McElderry. Post 3; Edward
Webster, Post Is; r. II. Marcellus, Post );
W. H. Anderson, Post II.
Representatives to national encampment-
E. II. Holbrook, Post 2; Fred c. Calvert,
Post q; William G. Hall, Post Q. A fourth
representative will be elected this evening
Alternates-J H. Bradford, Post Z; l.. X
Brown. Post 8; Alexander Oglesby Post
p: P. o. Lawrence Post H.
The business of the session. aside from
the election, was the reading and con-
sideration of committee reports for the
past year These reports embody the recon-
mendatfons made in the reports of the
officers, and were not acted upon finally
The final session of the encampment will
be held tonight
The installation of the officers of the
encampment will take place February H.
The off1cers having this In charge will take
some time to complete a program for the
event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-05
PROGRAM OF ENDEAVoRERs.
First Meeting to Be Held at 4:3(
O'Clock This Afternoon.

After the opening session of the District
Christian Endeavor convention at the FIRST
Congregational Church this afternoon at
In various churches at o'clock tonight,
the next meeting of the convention Will be
the junior rally tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock at the First Congregational Church.
This is the children's session of the con-
vention and the juniors have been making
preparations for it for some time. A junior
choir has been organized for the occasion
and includes representatives from nearly
every society 1t Is expected that the
members of each society will attend In
body and be seated together.
The principal feature of the program IS
to be an illustrated address on Jimmie
Shoes" by Mr.. Amos r. Wells of Boston.
Miss Elsie Parkinson. president or the
Junior Christian Endeavor Union of the
District, will preside, and the singing VIII
be under the direction of Mr.. Percy s. Fos-
ter Miss Parkinson states that parents,
junior superintendent and other persons
Interested In the religious training of chill
dren are invited TO be present.
At the opening meeting of the convention
this afternoon Rev Teunis s. Hamlin, DID,.
is to speak of 1.-The Practical Side of Chris
tan Endeavof." The UNCONVENTIONAL raj
lies tonight as mentioned more at length
In yesterdays Star. are to be held In the
following churches: Calvary Baptist sun
day school house. Ninth Street Christian.
First Congregational, Friends tOrthodox
Society," Memorial Lutheran. Union Meth
odist Episcopal, First Methodist Protestant.
Gunton Temple Presbyterian and Memorial
United Brethren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-05

drawing its troops from Cuban territory
reflects upon it everlasting glory, and
makes us proud of our delivererS, for II
means that nobody doubts our ability to
govern ourselves or to maintain peace ana
order and guarantee the rights OF all the
inhabitants of this island. This new con-
sideration shown us, together with the
services we have previously received at
their hands, will bind the Cuban people to
the American people forever in strong
tie of sincere gratitude.
II beg you. Mr.. Squiers. to be the inter-
prefer of these feelings to the government
and the people of the United States. 1
beg all present to bid Godspeed to the de-
parting officers and soldiers, and to express
our wishes for the increasing prosperity
and welfare of the American nation
Major Brown replied to President Palma
and thanked him for his kindness to the
American officers and soldiers. He said
he believed he voiced the opinions of his
comrades in saying that there were no
better people on earth than those of Cuba.
and expressed the hope that Senior Palma
would serve many years as president, add
ing that the success of the first part of his
administration was a guarantee for success
in the future. After this reply all the
troops marched past in platoon formation
and boarded the Sumner
There were many more American spec
tators than Cuban. and the only diplomat
to witness the departure of the Americans
was the Chinese minister who was ac-
cOmpanied by his staff. The British min
lister sent his regrets.
The Sumner will sail tomorrow leaving
the 21st and 22d Companies of artillery at
Fort Barrancas, Fla, and taking the other
to Fort Washington. Md.