| Show iROHOTION lit ImNT I To Be Appointed Brlgader General 1 In Ire Beg In l Army VICE GENERAL HAWKINS RETIRED I I ft reerll 1 IIU and < IItnl am V Ih i I > ele > n it tiorivil ruj I Uriloalet i > t Trot folil Washington V C Ar t3Ior Ueneral Jlinlllon a Hawklni U H I V no commanded the dltltlim tthlih plured son Jnn hill In the second day light at Santiago has been ap tilntcd a Lrfgadler general In the r g utter army to nil the tacancy wu ed by Ills retirement of General Wlllllant M nraham Immediately alter receiv 1 Inn hla cwmniititn he will bo retired on the retired Hat ol hit I un irppllcati m under that thirty Xr1Xr111eV Inu and thli will malm < < tho Tretulint n similarly advance Major Oeneral Knt V II V colonel iufourth Infan tryt U the Blade of Irigadler general In I he twar otiliv no Control lCnl tons tessarldre the right ROC III General Irtaittres army at Vnny It little rOtTim goal vt I footed In hie leevirit rank of major Seen me 1 voluntierso 0nnoroli Hawkin And Kent are let no of the ttll war ard vieri both IorereI Fearful time far Rallantry 4J illollouii tervKeii I duilng that conflict General IIIIkln was bn III Houth Carolina but I as appolnlnl la the army from New York Ueneral Kent li I a native of Pennsylvania and wit me polnteil Id the army from that state luth onitera are graduates of West Point I Till IIOM IIMIII AltTI4 111110 IInltll ntO 10 4 111ticalls Madrid Still 30A telegram re colved her from Gen lllot Rpanlh governor of the Vltcayai islands who U I reported lo Inevit recently proclaimed himself gortrnorgeneral of the Hpin lih domlnlnni In the IhlUpplntt rt portt that Iniurgent expedition have arrived at Ihe Vtoemyses The rebellion I It u alia reported II I di prtadlna and teteral r provinces I In the I Island of luion hart been Invaded and temt unlearn of the crndarmei i and their families massacred The nJ IIrl rovernor and olllriiii I at Hollo llanl of 1anay have tbd to Manila fa Correepnnilfneli bljmet the American fur tolerating the new tie Inic < > f the Inoursental and urged the Roternment lu iroteil to the IMrl vonimlMlon I I 1 I iII i-II II 1m Aid KclK M Albert Molt chairman of the temple Watts I U A W line ION I a bulletin giving the fallowing As the e < ire In the national champloMh Jlald 1U MaJ Taylor Hi XrKarUnd lit Klmble U2 Cooper 104 Arthur Gardiner l Ji Freeman Free-man 71 Stevens il Vlllllam Martin la > lerlen In Jay IXtton 1 I John Fisher II Turn Mutter at l llawlen 7 11 li l loner 4 itr1 Pines Iir irtnnn 6 Ilerker C Jump 1In l l Il Nat llutler 1 Karl Kaier 3 Harry Tcrrlll L CInot Indor note Indianapolis Ind tIl 11tiston ard J llaikney has wlmJrlwn front the IXmorratle state ticket 11 a candidate can-didate for judge of tin supreme court from the Second dlnrlrt II hit been I understood that Judge IUckh y has never been able 1 1 la brine hlmielf la an Indorsement of the II to 1 platform of hit tarty rhlllilne IrtlllllM I Manila ilepL JOIh dteUratlon III Independent wits ratified al Maloloi d1r Ir yesterday amid great feitlvHlen A I review of troops was held ipeechei were dellveretl and recltallona The feature of thin ceremonlei was tin address I ad-dress of Agulnaldn Many foreteller attended the state ball I hiM too itlvn II In the tvenlngbut no American vlllclal was present i |
