Daily inter mountain
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The water in the Yukon is lower this
year than for many seasons, and grave
fears are expressed of river steamers be
ing able to get up or down till the melting
of the ice and warm rains increase the
size of the stream. The same condition
of affairs exists on the upper river.
Awaiting Their Leader.
Cape Haytien, July 29.—Advices just
received from the Dominican frontier say
the insurgents have cut the telegraph
wires in :he neighborhood of Santiago
]>e Los Caballero and also near Moca.
The insurgents in the western part of
Santa Domingo await the arrival of
jj ln i IieZ under whose leadership they ex
K;e t to attack Santiago.
"Fighting Bob's View."
New York. July 29.—A special to the
Times from Boston says: Captain Rub
ic-y D. Evans, the senior member of the
board of inspection and survey of the
navy, is in Boston in the course of an
official tour of all the naval stations. In
an interview on the situation in the I'hil
ipplnes and other subjects he said:
"it seems to me that the navy has got
through with its part in the Philippines,
I know Admiral Dew'ey very well, indeed,
We are all very_ proud of him, and we
snail all be glad to see him. There Is
but one Hag in the navy in regard to him.
it is not for the navy to say what the
army should do, except that we cannot
retreat under fire. The first thing to be
dune is to whip the Filipinos. When we
have done that we can tell better what
we should do with them. The American
people then can determine what is to be
done, but it is not for me to express an
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Daily inter mountain. (1899). Butte, Mont., 1899-07-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85053057/1899-07-29/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Daily inter mountain, 1899-07-29.
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