‘tvusuuwsslnt-mwat 1-
M the Vest—no: Are, Issuer,
, spundbhshes the foul-lzwi‘i‘i: from
mtnspo out at 0 Cuba,
. Mel- date at Much”
."The 's correspondent has that
_ timed from a tour since); the insur-
gent forces in Santiago de Cuba and
M Prinelpe provinces. While in the
era part at the island it is danger-
: oils and almost impossible to pass from
«his Suntan to tile cum: lines. it is
perfectly easy to do so here in the cut.
.A, letter for President lisso from this
city reaches him in less than two days.
Communications are constantly main.
mm with the camps of Generals (in-
Mn and Rabi and with the Cuban gov-
rnrnent. in a word. the control by the
insurgents of these two provinces is so
shsolute that in the two months from
Jan. 11 to yesterday the correspondent
did not see any Spanish soldiers in the
‘ *conntry. The only spanish soldiers he
saw were those in the garrison of San-
tiago de Cuba.
‘ "Large Spanish columns containing
sometimes 6,000 men often start from
this city for Bay-mo. Jlguani and Hot.
m Others leave Mansenllio for the
shine destination They go to provision
the Spanish garrisons of those towns
"and then they return. 0:: their march
they are generally attacked by the Cu—
NM and in most cases lese their con—
yoys. This is the only ltlnd of warfare
in Which the Spaniards engage in this
psrt'of the island under General Panda.
new Spanish commander in chief in all
ills territory from the JucarorMoron
trocha to the eastern extremity of the
island. and they did nothing more un-
der the generals who let] their columns
in the days of General Weyier.
"Since his utter failure at the Canto
river. Panda has done nothing lie
keeps up the old system of marching
with a, large column from one place to
another. murdering noncombatsnts, do-
straying the country, but fighting very
little. (Turin such circumstanm-s thr-
Cubans have every opportunity to avoid
battle when they are not curtain in win
and to otter lmltie when the chances
are in their favor. The Spanish mm-
rnandt-r. with knows this and fears the
Well known military ability of such
trained warriors n» Garcia and Ram.
never sccepts battle. Hp invariably rc-
tlres in his stronghold? “benevol- hi7
meets the ('ulvans and contents himself
with falsely reporting that lit hna Kain
ed some substantial advantage. lil'
does not even defend his convoys very
l'mlutely."
URGENT CABINET MEETING.
An I' nnsmsl "alluring of McKinley's Atl-
slur- nn Smithy.
Washington. March 21. ----- Prositlt-rt
McKinley spent more than Hm hours in
conference with several mrlmlmrs of his
caliitwt yesterday. Assistant florrrtory
Day raiiod about ilk“ o'clock and nu
malnml until nearly I "'t‘lm‘lt. riot-rein-
ry long and ilvcrvtary Bliss were thv
other members present.
Pommnmlor lllovor. in t-ompnny with
Mr. Flint. who has been acting for tho
government in the "negotiations for tho
purchase of ships, also called and intro
shown thin th» tyrcslrlnnt's private or.
tlt’e. 'l'ho members or llw t’élliinl‘l on
leaving tho White limittt- snitl thcro
was no sin-w itil significance in the low-i-
log. The rnport of the Main mutt of
inquiry liml not her-rt revolved. our use
It d’flftiit-ly know» whom it would reach
here. It was oxm-t‘tt’vi. hmtovrvr, early
in the prcsom ll ooh, and no Fimll it.“ rr-
retiwl it “illlhl he hon-loll at now to
the proslrlcnt. and when it hml lml'fl
road and u-nnnidorcd it) ill!" prosltlvm
it would be matlc pultlitu
Secretory Until. in ”waking of tho
report. said that while fully Waltzing
its importance tho mmntry in his opin—
ion would willingly nv'mnl to the meal.
ticfit It (lay or two if net-canary for H3
consideration. The itltllvntiom it"l‘tll to
he that tho report Will be made [lu'lnt'
hy the middle of the protwnl week.
The Ilff‘lflflt'v of Mr. t’hmlos ll. r'lint
It the cttnfcrcnvo ttnturully trite-ti in—
tercom». that the president and his nvi-
visors were discussing the quotation of
acquiring additional ships. My. Film.
whnsc commercial inturwis lll’t' lumwly
‘1"! “0M” American t'mlllil‘lrh. let hel—
lleved in II measure at Mm to row...
sent t'hlte and tho Amorttinv ”('[vliltllt'
in say negotiations \tliirh or" lllltlt'l’
vrly for the disposition of tin-tr our
V”.
A reporter hskml Mr Film if ho would
say whetlwr or not the l'nirml l‘tillnp
hart mttrwl tmsesslnn ul lh!’ i'hilnnn
ship Wlliesins and the Argentine ship
flan flortino. lull he vim-lined tn mnko
lily statement as in that flurllt'nlur
feature tr! "iv Itiltjm‘l. When [trrqumi
for some information in regard in tho
matter. no rvpllnd:
"lioth Phil» and tho Arsontlmv lie.
public have the warmest, friendship and
or aluminum for the l'nltmi main am}
; her institutions. Neither country is
2‘; unions to sell its ships to this guy-
mmem, basins this indistmsitinn on
the hello! that We here on exrotll-m
navy of our own. They want then» ran.
sets themselves, If the time should
coins, however. when it was tippttrrnt
tht the l'nitod titsm needed these
vessels they would gladly part with
them to us."
The attention ”I ”I, Pilnl was mil”!
to the publishmi worm that the rim”!
Ilium would mitt-hose. the Ilrnslllsn
tsepnlo seminal 'l’uby. out this he shirt
would not be dam. so for as in- tree
his", as there were no negotiations
under way to that M.
situation la Mass.
listens. larch 2!.u-fllttie Want use
More on the Maine mil yesterday by
3'? firm tr! m‘mltml. The city [as
m violet after tWiVitles of Baton
day sight. lastms until early nest
muting, lit the ”ma "neuter. Where a
Wit . lion was rim is
m of the for the basins new
m «u my»? min-lanai iii the
W theater. firm ’lth anti.
w its! Mad to the who hot there
mm W features. '3” m.
serve on the sellers! committee. The
relief distrllitttisn committee m our
sins of Consul General be. Dr. 1!. ans.
than. representing the cum commit-
tee. and Mr. J. L. Vsndewater. seere
tat-y of the Western railway of Cuba.
wam menstrual: contributors.
(losers! lee will set so arbitrqtor in the
event of a slalom or opinion between
the other two members.
The food on hand will aiforli relief to
all the needy on M island tor s steel:
or more, and additional supplies are
afloat. Relief has heen sent to 134 cen-
tral points, from which «it towns and
villages have been supplied. Comment
is, the principal ration. as being good
food for the really hungry, but not like»
ly to tempt beggars or the unworthy,
Besides, there is no difficulty in getting
it through the customs quickly.
Special Commissioner Klopsch has
appointed three men to travel constant-
ly through the island to verify the count
of the needy, to see that the supplies
are properly received and handled, to
prevent fraud a generally to assist in
the work of dist button. The latest to-
tal reported to Mr. Klopach is 205,000
necessltous cases.
If the government will sanction the
arrangement. a large building in the
suburb of Guanabacos. where the Al-
fonso Xll regiment is now uuarteretl.
will be rented by the relief committee.
Several hundred reconcentndos have
just been set to work cultivating ten
acres of ground surrounding the build-
ing, in this way contributing to their
own support. The plan is experimental
and if successful is (ramble of extensive
development elsewhere.
Another Weslof Straps-so.
Key West. March Zl.-—'l'he court of in‘
qulry, according to Rear Admiral .‘li-
cartl. will continue its work through the
coming week, as it is not yet rrstly to
moire a report on the Maine disaster.
The statement that Captain Barker car-
ried the report to Washington is oth-
clally denied.- The object or his flying
visit to Key West has not ascertained
outside oillclal circles until last night.
It can he authoritatively asserted that
Captain Bartlet lisd nothing to do with
the court of inquiry.
He came here on Friday from Tampa
on a special mission to investigate tho
harbor defenses. following out some
lines suggested by General Wilson.
chief of engineers. in his reront inspec-
tion of the bud fortifications. '(‘optaln
Barker’s plan. when he left line inst
night. was to confer with Commander
McCalla of the Marlilehond. who is non
at Tampa. and he will probably remain
there it day or so. Pnpioin Rather
tonnerly cmnrnanded the tiregnn.
it is impossible to my definitely
whether any synopsis of the findings of
the court up to date has boon sent to
Washington.
«nomination is obtainable That the
final rlpurt has been sent to it .lflhlllfl'
ton can ho definitely donled
(‘nptoin Sampson and l. imitonant
t‘ommannlor Maris remoixwi tin Mail
the town yesterday. (fax-tom t"ltmlwir-lt
and iAeiitennnt ( rmmnnvler i’utttr tilii'
not leave the New. Yorlt.
(‘oloncl Fernando Salt-edit of the in-
surgent amiy arrived this morntne
from Nassau on the schooner Hallo
liar-ling. With a companion he left tn.-
ithorr-s of Palm in on own boat. and ill!-
or no right days' lompostuom posting»
thoy landed at Nassau hnlf tit-all from
nxwmure. t‘oionei Balm-do is on sloit
leave. ills c-tmtlanimi is carrying din~
pair-lies from lirancrul Maximo Home: to
the juntn in New York.
New Janey Guam-tn Lining I'p.
Newark. N. 1.. March 2!. The rum.
rnnmiing “flit! fl' of tho rtglmontw of the
Non ll rally notional guard loinl it immi—
ltl: fl! division hflnt‘ll’illnflrrl of Hot-torn!
.l, W l’iuntc in this city yoshrrlot
Thorn sore present 4‘ v'tinml ('omptmll
Ni-ts'rtrlt: t'olonel Hines. l’uttrmn t'nl
nnrl LW'. Elisabeth: ("alum-I Smith,
Jog-spy t'ity; ('olnnol t'oogwr. l‘armlc-n.
ltlltl t'olnnei liaintorrl. Trenton. Ashli-
from tlw regimental commanders. thorn
ow» prvM‘lll Adlmsol tit-nun] 1’, ti.
t‘ltttmlw rn of Trenton amt lletivrnl l'. ll.
Wnnwr. commanding tho First brutality
'l'hc general rendition of thr- trumps
one considered nml till n-rmrtml satin.
(notorily. it was the sense of tho moot-
lot: that in New Jersey hos no rrmst do.
[9119"! lwtiwcn Sandy limit ond t'npo
May. cxtt'ilt ti lottr nun buttery at tint
ism, New Jersey would have to tell»
run. «it lwr mans with her otvn trim”
thr- minute hostilities were lit-gun tw—
{moon the l'niml States and Spain.
should our he declared. Whllv no not.
PM” order was given, every man was
quietly informed to he in readiness in
mm an emergency arose.
More Mun-sultan for Mots.
l'rltsocois. "1.. Mgrvh 21.1w Ponder,
shot and shell continui- lu Hrl'l'l‘et hert-
in large quantities {or the forts and
ballot-lea defending the harbor. Thrrrt
oi tho right his motion tnr the new not.
vary on Hunts than islonti how also or.
rived. and they will no "Miami on
quickly he ptlsalltlt'. Tht'rt- lei great on.
tlvlty at Fort Ploitenm in addition to
the ti and 9 inch rifles s "villi h gun is
being mounted. .. -.
tires. Activity st ”ethic-hens.
Bethlehem. Pm, March 2i. rr'l'he linth.
lulu-m itnrt company's «donor» “or“
were nothing yesterday for mp gm:
Sunder in the company‘s history. Worn
no suns. rattles" and arms tor the
gnvnrnmrnt tree under way. The pittru
in running day and night. and om
2.9m hands Ire hwy.
Mm new V0 tunnel.
“in13. “Off” flaw?!» Wlffllfil p...
pen publish a ions stain-mt by it...
man lint . Mil! arrived to m-
lsntl. who on Mind the Home at
the "ff” 0! the flimler ‘m ”ovum hay.
nor. Newman solemnly tit-times tint
the arm use external. and on the
port side of the ship.
W W Wu- m.
f‘eiv Tom Harri! flw'fhe ”new”
starts" Nordhyn. Which has lost or-
rls «i from Hampers lien-gilt its ions or
”(infirm W M the t'sltm
Items enrollment. The wordhm an.
em in fir-resend boy to diam-m
lite more into “shim.
WW
Wflmm
m
mm ”mm-usual.
m m
The notion tin-Valli: herr-
that this has been liono, hut m. um. i' n}
L___A8TfllllA
MAWEAIS IN HAVANA
newline (liars Barton's Work was
Received There.
The ltw. Edward W. Abbey. 3 Prev
byterlan minister. sends a letter from
llarona to the New York Enlist-list.
in relation to the treatment oi Miss
Clara Barton and her mission. and of
Americana generally in (tuba. Alter
describing hit landing he continues:
The usual Spanish politeness was
overywhcre manifested. The tears of
mistreatment. which had so pretlonii~
natmi in the States, were found to be
grountileso. A few hours later. i ex-
pressed my retina of tliseppointmont in
“his rtgttrtl to our excellent consul.
Geneva” 9. when he inughingis re<
Dilt'ii 'W ell. you just go out on that
balcony. and illicit". 'l'lva t'trltn' two or
three times. and you will how- new"
moot cnough." “W ntltloti t‘aptaitl
‘sigsbeo, who was present, “anti l have
no \lalnc out there to do an) griml'"
iu oihwr words it may be saint that
All» American is on well xme in llasana
ltrtihy as nwr ho was. and. at least up
,in thin lint». has little thus.» to cutti-
tillain of lilo trvntmunt lint it ill
‘(Alfilltm‘il to lllllll'tlt. with-r With ion-
km or hand with Lit’ nflaim of ill"
at: vcrnmtnt. he will doubtless realize
what Uli‘ifl.’ thousands of willie-m ton—
Mainly parading the hil’N’lS. singly
and in mmponir‘s. Arr born for. Spain
in not maintaining an army at ZU‘MI'M
then on this island for the purpose of
allowing ullilt'ltltr-i to ratio the- gov.
tHrnnitllt or talu- It hand in niri of litmu-
iin rilnlllmii :ttzniunt hcr authority. tilt!
u’ilww-r mil-im'ts himself with ornit-
iinry tlih-rrtion will ho It‘s t'ourtmusiy
treated on Home rtrcms of Human no
:i Spaniard “ill in‘ on the strv-v-ls it!
Ntw ‘inik. lit will wtlntitr why the
,vzpt. pit in the l tiilul :lt' ties imu mt: ii
’i- tr». of personal tiottttct to this .imor
‘vnttim lili‘t' slow inc distort-m llillll-
lent to iti~tily it. Not that the Spanish
limlirll“ o-u rillall} init- our ”Bil-‘ll. tlr
tthm tho Silitillllftlrl lm‘t' appruw of tin-
‘ny mpntiiy vit- extant lhl’ t’uimn immr-
rel-tinninta, but the American will not
lw mutic to l'm-i, tty word or sign. that
ho is not no Wl'irnm am! free in mm.»
and go on would Ill“ :3 Spaniard in tho
stun-o.
l Vilrll in Haiti lhvsc farm. for ill:
mason mm the situation iii “ltVHllfl
Moms 'u in: so vsttorly mlmndwsimnl
in the l'i'tlit‘tl Sin" :4. null also lmuliwv
it twins to explain what flies t‘larn
llnrttn nit-ant “ll?“ silo saint. "i ft-el
htlniillnlui to ”W way my t'ttuillryritrn
swath." l hmi Altt'll attainment» in ”it"
itr'mpupv'rtt lwlorrt inning ltumu to
tilt» shot that her mimiinn would
llhthl: .oo wow u fuilltrt'v. and that Mir
wmtid pmimlliy he st'ut out of the
rmmtty. m‘, it slit: rttnainml. the limit-
idh min vim emit that lllry would
plow nimtnt‘im in her to! to mall» or
on her t-iittritiiitit- wot-it ltnpms Ml'. lio-
slrmis of knowing tlir- lite-is in hit too
ital-ti. l mllni upon tier imlay to learn
the man-t Mllllli of till-ire. i found fit-f
with it still! of assistants picaoontly it»
ratt‘tf. and tho work under her charge
sell tinder way. Alumni her but
words were those: allow oriented. tithe
dull“) that whatever t'milti ”cl (law
should he done. to rectify the {twilnfli
of our people in this Miter. She was
even then reading a letter fro.» the
editor of s indies New 1mm noisy
paper is which she was rmmntml to
give the actual slatt- ui‘ things:
"Why."saitl she. "every one from Ht"
“tenor moral tlorn list: attend all
possible assists”: instant o. placing
ointsrles is our say. they haw heen
Ward is miss in our will: limit
of sending so out of the toontry. we
have hurt math I reconfirm. and such
facilities plated at our disposal tor
resehisa out is our MM. that s»
have lures mrpriml at th'. «salt at-
raly Wished."
lien is s Mltml trim sinned that
ought to tars the rush {mat the Kios-
tilts if ssrthlss on. They say that
the town of [Wimttt is Wortew
lit-ls. has its (trade it; "it invested
that its inhuman». instead of saying
lssesrweirsahmasofffimliw
W. W free am and tree
“A” of w lbr will.“ M
Our lines selling at
it; n
In Both Ladies’ lilld Gents’ Shoes.
ALéo
()ur Ucnts’ Enamel, Russet and Box 0qu Shoes,
t / at
$3.48
—————M. H. GLOVER’S,
5mm lotus.~
.‘Yw'lttitt s
hatmfltlill’mm and flush
Store in tho 'btn'm Cities.
Statics orgy willow; limited to inspect our
Spring Stock oi
Skirts anA-Walsis.
We have the \argtst assortment in the city.
Gm dresses are a\\ tether made.
’tfl. Tumor.
“machete lhotel Block. South “we“. (on.
_ .._. s .. vv' . m... M
Do you want
a Tin Pail?
2 Quart, t" it Cents
3 “ i 12 Cents
6 “ i 20 Cents
B “ i 25 Cents
Those amt not cheap goods, but ttrc such as would
usually cost you fifty [lt'l' rent. more than wv ask for
them.
They are "mile of MW and two t'l'nss polished tin.
with wood ititlltflcs and knobs on the lid».
NASH ll VAN SCOY,
Corner North Main and West Sis.
Freight Line
BETWEEN
NDRWALK. SOUTH NORWALK
AND NEW YORK.
Wmmsw- em » w .w Mme
PROPKLLBRI
Cityoliomaltluloan and Eagle.
mic-stilt ”ssh. tritium mm at». it.
mannerismmmms.
4.
“flow. 9‘
Dr. HUGHES
l i.“ it
ltl’l'CliJ WES» .AL “imam”; n
W . . Themt will give his
attention to the cot-mt lion of
W m
or vuxos.
hotly. lttltidt! tit flush!
0? EACH WEEK.
ills otilce hours wiilbe trim t a. m. tolp. in.
Will
‘
All warring from Meetive vision should
eonsn l and “have their eyes tested and proper
IW'M
mammals
Cures insomnia, Nonlfififlsllmtnstlonmlpiv
lepuy, stomach ’l'mnl Nervous and sick
Headache and other maladies, especially when
of a nervous complexion.
With thealdoftlle latest indpmred electric
instruments of America' a a Europe's halt
outline it». In enabled to test your eyesight
sclentili'mll 11!.
0M it [all Stroll, Intuit.
So oeddiers orlsems employed.
Moving Ahead!—
Our New Goods Are Now
in Stock.
\"v liar» {mini ~lmvlnl uttvtttion
to lllt‘ llt'\\‘ color» moi iuiw :i
longt- variety vvi' design in Kiwi.
tirm-It. liltioumi lirmtu.
Volt :Irv rul’tlitlii) lllVito-xl in
rail and saw them.
Paintcm’ elippliw,
“in“. film,
hunting. mitt-rimming
ltltrl olm-orntitlg.
E. E. Gorham,
10 Pint arctic last innit
m: STAR RAAéi-z
is :i will tliiitg till through.
Economical it ill].
Perfect Mil.
Duplex or triangle italic.
Wt design. iii
lit the price is light.
We also have a num-
ber of bargains in hot
air furnaces.
limit Patten l l'l'g. (10.,
yr. “’nsliingtnn elm l. *Itiul 3am Mil.
”J. H o. ” JENNthlS,
nfimflllm limit. Palatin-
DIAL-ll,
Wall Papers and Borders
1 NORTH )iAllt mum.
Bonita Norsslk.
Bonnie Books oi intent Styles of
Papers. limiters and (llit Moldings
tslteu to houses for inspection. on so
tire by postal. [situates cheerfully
gives.
WilliamCJesse,
its 'Alilllltl‘l’olt "M.
M. Ass-t tor
« W .
the senate calendar. sndlf
(film an»: Psalm”
public land bill. It is es
sundry mo appropriation lint will
reported Wednesday or Thirst!”
if it should it may he talven up
making many changes in this bill.
it will consume several days of the m
of the senate when considered.
also understood to be lienstor W
treaty in order to get a vote on"
Bacon amendment. it is still Ill“. DR-
ment on the table as soon In W
Bacon concludes his speech in Milli?
port. All those plans are liable to be
changfli if the report of the court of
inquiry into the Maine disaster should
he ICC'M The receipt of this doc!»
ment would inevitably have the all“
of springing a Cuban debate which
would sldetrsclt all other all ions.
Whether the report of the est board
of inquiry on the Maine disaster M w
congress this week with a special m
sage trom the president oaiiing {drooli-
gresttional attlon. our relations with
3min. the proximity of war and the
emergency preparations now will: on
to place the vulmlry in a state of ill-r
tense probably will ire exhaustively db
bated in the house in connection with
the naval appropriation hill. the consid-
eration of whit-h will lie-gill tom.
the large lfic'l'vaele in the enlisted force,
tho liberal provision for bottleslllpi, tor;
peril: lililtt! anti Ilrydoclts will bring the
what» subject of the necessity for that!
preparations directly before the house,
While the mnerrvative leaders doubt-
less will wit to prevent inlla tori
expressions under the recent rtli
the speaker. Whirl: practically places no
limit upon the latitude of debate it!
rommittor- of the whole on the state of
tile i‘nion. ”I? leaders. are by their
example, probably will be u le to re-
preso sensational speeches.
An nitort is likely upon the part of
Some of ”w radicals to fori‘e! from those
in the confidence of the administnfm
a declaration o! the policy of the “—
nllnlstration regarding Cuba. Should
the prrvsitimt transmit the report of the
‘ board of inquiry with a request for call-
erettsinrtal ai'tlun during the week, w"
.orythinl; view will give way to it. Any
action which might ll! MM W
would he in complete control of the Be-
pubiivan leaders as to the limit to be
put upon debate. it the» report of the
board lines not fin in congress this week.
tho naval hill sill probably consume till
the time attcr Saturday. which Refill
unlikely. thr- hill (or thr- reorganisation
at tho army and the authorisation for
rct'rtiillng it to a touring aggrmting
liltmo men in time of war will be taken
up,
COULD WHIP SPAIN EASILY.
London Wiper Says “e Msulld Set P.»
cite 0lrse'lsca 0'" its four a fee.
London. March 2i.~'l‘he Dally ”all
this morning in an editorial refuting
"som- of the American maturation! of
liritlsh t'liit‘lhr'lli‘,” says:
"Among than}. reasons for Great Brit-v
ain's mmpnrative nonlntrarcst fin! "is
least is our Miter knowledge of the
spaniarvllt and their psper navy hm]
our i'nnt'ii‘llon that theAnglo-samwlll
always defeat the Latin. Indeed. the
trend of British thought is toward ll!-
prm flail! the- arr-aha! of the republics
should t'lwlr' itsvll unduly about so
pour a {no The Ainvrlt‘ann should to-
member that “fillet we are full of "mi
in thotr tattnivlilty in that with 8m”?!
impertlm-rrvs. or are fully 0cm
Milt for zrviolrr troubles, threatened 01'
miw, m mrloua liter!!! of the world.
"l'hwy hm.- our full sympathy at s
tinw ohm Fromm. tic-rmony and Bus-
sia an» be: kmx ”pain it! fully and ‘7‘
him! as nth-nil; as they are Wax
lirlllsh «Harte tor thw freedom of for.
mgn trouto- throughout tho world. But
thvrv m on ”own now to talk of an
tlfltnstts- :tnvl :l-tfrnsiw Sillllflf'fi. Th4"
(ll-proportion lwtiwrn our mission and
Amer-invite main it one impossible. The!»
will lie tlmv- to promise this way of re—
t'i’nl”fllln‘ tho mn- when Amerirs is
ready to fur e the splendid rrswnflbnle
lliil it elitist“.
SUPPLIES FOR CUBANS.
11» Wait ‘3‘» s Ilet—Ahtem W
1st Quiche» Montcalm
Kali-ms l'ily. Man o It «at relief M
of ”Jill tutti :l mrlomls of provisional
nlltl titttllifix tulle-t lvtl in Nmfl,
Kansas and imtnhnms for the status:
t ulmm n! ”titans”, «no forwarded
south from Kansas ('lty ymerfiy,
Thm rein r trim-ma arr Ming (Im
out uncirr tho management of the Ks!-
smi i‘ity liltir. our! list-Vila of ‘I'he liar
will not in the distribution at ”slam
metal-r tlll' diM‘lln‘n of Full"! “I”
(font-oi ltrtw. This relief is betas rsl'v
nit-ii from on s appoint train or" A”
Memphis rmvl tn hint-until». than“ over
the "limit l'rttlral to New lirimtm. m
l' niml “tail-ti governtncnt has gust-n.
leer! the transportation from New are
you“. to ”Multan!
1";- principsi articles of food lull sre
who-fit, Hour, turbulent. rice. Muses.
roiled unis. run-leftist! milk I” m
estrous. The contributions n! alum
include a crest number of «slim dresses
tor norms and children. mostly of the
“nth" ‘littiotanl' unicorn W W
veritms rhnwh sewing circles
W a last slid M Anny.
Howhtm. lies. mutt am
[knit of Kit-iterator in 9mm Rea.
Mr here were robbed natural" W
m required foflrorllwhomwm
open the rule Villains who were“
mg were held up and tuned tn h I“
”ah, where they were but Mil ,
”(a was blown open and in
swore-ll Awflm'ssm
robin-W hint-s sell I“. .
intenth to bring up the “amt
Vls’ intention to move to lay the Mt- ‘.
The many emergency items in thebfll. ~
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