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New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
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REPORTS FROM GENERAL LEE.
THE CASES or DOMINGUE AND hoMhho-
THE EXPULSION OF BRYSoN

THE GASES or DOMINIQUE AND f'"'"O
THE EXPULSION OF BRYsoN.
Washington Aug. 2j.--Consul-Gener"i Iee "d'
cont several reports TO the State Department. 0o"
earning the condition OF affairs In CUBA ne rc
morris that Domlnguez. who was arrested ON '''e
,o,h and FOR whom he claimed all the rish'S ~
which he was entitled an American ci''He" "'u,'
,hc treaty and protocol had given up MS io''"aIy
acquired rights as American citizen -" "'
clal effort to save the mans life brings 'he S'"'e
mont from Captain General Wcyler that inc pro-
coodngs have been sent TO the prosecuting oHicer 10
determine II the cognizance OF the case pertains "
the ordinary Jurisdiction in accordance WIN '"e
protocol OF January u. 1Ii.
The State Department IS also informed 'ha'
through the influence OF Miss Luz Gay. the pro-
nrrtress OF small illustrated paper In Havana 'ne
alIegcd American citizen Romero who was arrested
and olaced IA prison "lncommunicado carry !"
August has been deported to the Isle OF fihes'
porle;o lived IN New-Orleans for NUMBER OF years.
ard Miss Cay who is engaged to marry niin' re-
ro-od Ia General Lee that she thought hcr afianced
had bocome a naturallze1 citizen os N" Ihl'eu
statos But Romero thclgh able 20 90 %. never
communicated with the Consul-Gcncral At all.
General Weyler has given 10 General Lee MS rea-
son for expelng George Eugene BrySo1, Ncw-
York corresporlcni. He says thar the couesi,onc-
or, was found 10 have his person several Ho'i-
ments containing false and injurious news, and that
his conduct was Systematically hostile 20 INC oause
Of Spain The Governor of the region ana Genrrhi
Lee are to fix tho day on which me coricsponn,ueNt
should go. Hc had NOT been eXpeiled on the -lst'
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
SKETCH OF THE DEAD PRESIDENT.
A LIFE IDENTIFIED WITH THE WARM POLITICS
URUGUAY

A LIFE IDENTIFIED WITH THE WARM POLITICS
OF URUGUAY
Idarte Rorda was born In the city o. Mercedes
the capital OF the Department Of Soriano His
parents were French Basques and industrious peo-
ple VINO settled in that city in isio. Sehor ldarte
Borda received no other primary instruction thah
what could then no obtained in the country schools
and never attended college. Rorda married young
woman Of Mercedes Doha Matde Banos About
,ha, time the political movement known as LA
rnvosion" Of General Don Ncnanco Flores, took
place when resulted in The overthrow OF the Gov
ernment OF Don Bernardo Berro Sehor borda
ioincd the revolutionary party and con'routeo 10
is triumph
After the pacihcation OF the country Borda was
aoc,od i,,s,ce Of the peace. and held that place
until .he revolution headed ny General Don Timo-
tco Auariclo broke out. Then Seror torda aed'h
took up arms in defence OF his party. IN t'e
month Of April peace was re-esiabiishcd ana oe''oi
Rorda was called successfully to nj the places ol
counsel for minors and Mayor Of Mercedes WINE
holding the latter Office the ulc'dlViH"'P Vi ''
Lorenzo I.ator-e occurred.
In 1873 when the reI olutionary movement known
as the "Tricolor" took place Sehor Borda en' MS
assistance 10 the cause. which was defea'ed III ''e
battles Of Palomas and Guayabos. NAeh INC re'o-
,ution was suppressed and the elections for the
Legislative Chamber TOOK P'd'e' n' was
elected "A Deputy
When the Government OF Don Lorenzo latorre
was overthrow. Sehor Borda remained IN MS seat
IN ,he Chamber His influence grew greater, and
he became a friend Of General santos.
When the revolution which ended at Las Pala-
mares de 500 tQue0rlcho) was ov'tpowered' Sehor
Horia and other Deputies entered INTO the con-
spir.cv which was called "Of the Minority, tner
on;e.t being 40 overthrow the Government OF that
Un,riod Ri,r santos WAS informed o. the purpose
Of those who up TO that time had been MS friends,
and the Inter saw Themselves compelled 10 aoandon
The country and 30 to Buenos Ayres Most OF
them however soon ieturnd to their own country
When General Don Maximo Tajes was elected
President OF the Republic senior Borda was also
alecteI 20 serve the Chamber OF Deputies as rep
ontativc Of the Department OF Sorano .uo
In IN, preparatory movements Whlcn nai ,plt-
codcl Tho lection Of 1881 Sehor Borda had been
onnor ed ,lcc-presdent # the Executive CON-
n1ittre of the "tolor3dO' party. , - -,
In the preliminary movements for tne ,as' ere =
ton. and while Senor Borda vas serving as a
senator in tho Department OF Maldonado he w'f
rtcscn to preside over the Executive committee o.
tho ..1'olorado' parry. and in that position nc
/ ssrouod rrcat ability and energy IN carrying out
| the purposes Of the party In power
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
JISTTCE PARKER NOi Id NOT DL'LN"
WHILE NOT CANDIDATE FOR THE APPEAis
UpGESHip lie WOULD ACCEPT
NONlN ,TfON.

Kingston. y. Y. Aug. 95.-Justice Alton II. Par
kcr was seen BY the Associated Press represents"
,v. a, his chambers here this afternoon. JUS, 7"
bo VS. about starting 70. his summer nome !"
Accord where i've says h leads the life OF iu"'
nedged farmer His attention was called 10 wv
statement Of Chairman Danforth OF the p'nv
cratic State Committee TO the effect that the sem
ment In favor OF his nomination 10 the App''
bench was very strong and that he expecteu ~
serious opposition 10 him in the committee. Jus".
Parker was asked; Are you a candidate io' y" a,
position, and will you accept the nom'ha"0"
rendered by the committee? .,.
To this. after some thought. he replied wv ~. ~.
I have never sought and vii, not now seen -"
nomination. I shall accept II II rendered 10 n'
While comparatively a young man. justice
ker has had an extended judicial experience
term OF eight years as Surrogate OF Cls'er '01'.
was followed by an appointment 10 '"e ga,
Cour, bench which. after one year o. ser''0.' =,
ratified by substantially a unanimous eec"'
TIE people During the twelve years wh'e" ..s,s
eapsed since his accession 10 the Suprs.'st nnsay
ne has served four years In the Court VI fhrte
wears in the General Term OF the rns' a. there
mont His work N the appellate counus 5esigna-
fore well known to the profession iii' >nneiats
ton H. Governor Black to Sit IN t'e tIpess of
division In Ncw-Yofk City during t'' n @ made
Justice Barrett Is understood 10 nave " ~ thst
court This appointment "oirtiess, IoJse Par
,r,,ch 10 the prseent consideration OF Juus uoml
ker's availability for the Court of Appe"'
na lion.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26

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Dr. lierccs Golden Medical Discovery sives euge 20
,ha anne,ie iuvico,ates the liver makes the diges
ou perfco, aud the blood pure 1t is the great appe
tite siarpcnci blood maker flesh builder and nerve
tonic II cures qS per cent OF all cases OF e0nsnnp
,;ou 7, does no, make nnbhy flesh like cod liver oil
but frin healthy tissue without corpulency. Honest
dealer, don't urge substitutes for little extra pfoh'
Il caruo p-aise Dr rer,es Golden Med,eai DisSoys.y
too highly" writes Mrs Mary 4. seay oi Aneersonwne
BucLingfgm Co Va My friends gave me UP a. uyinR o
con.ump ption tried everything but grew worse untn
became 20 gave up al my hou-e WORK, ued oui
bottles Of The Golden Medical Discovery aud have now no
more need 70 take medicine o any KING reeomn;ena
YOUR redicus the Golden Medical Discovery and rIess'
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New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
uopELEssNEss IN CUBA.

Havana. via Key West Aug. 25.-There are forty
thousand Spanish soldiers in the hospitals IN
Havana and 1T other principal points. About TWO
,horsand are sent back monthly TO Spain incapaci-
tat.d Sickness is Increasing the healtn OF me
c,v IL not good The official reports show tnat for
tho week ending August L. the death rate was %
per lHJ. ,.s ..,nd.,iu ,rbo army is
-, hninc maid and a feeling OF hopelcssness pre-
20. ..oile ,mong Spa nards and cubans alike. NO one
80 ,nnrh taih In tho success of Genera. Wood
ford's mission 10 spain. 49,, .,, l., 49,.
',rhe situ,ton throughout the entire island Is ore
-, ,n,,;on Tho insurgents not moving. except
T., ,hc ca So of small bodies searching for PROVISIONS
stories Of important recent engagements are uA-
Tho United States Corsuls throughont the i,iand
have not been allowed cave OF absence and are
,,stlcss under tho restraint scFcTai q 'c"' are
III and wish temporary relief.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
THE BOOTH-TUCKERS AT HONE AGAIN.
WELCOMED At Az ENTHUSIASTIC MELTING AT
SALVATION ARMY HEADQUARTERS

WELCOMED At Az ENTHUSIASTIC MELTING AT
SALVATION ARMY HEADQUARTERS
Commander Rooth-Tuckcr and Mrs Booth-Tuck-
or. OF ;he Salvation Army. returned 20 this country
yesterday on the White Star Liner Majestic. They
We're met by sevora hundred Ssvationis's. who
went down the bay in the Starin steamer John
LenoX. When the Commander down the
ganSplank after the Majestic had reached her pi~~
he wore The braided blu" military coat Of his rank
n rcd sk shirt and rcd cap. Both he and Mrs
Booth-Tuckcr were IN oHccllent health and spirits.
The Commander declared that he had a ;WosOd
object In visiting England The first was 10 lay
before General Booth his plan for farms for poor
wOrkinemcn, and the second arrange for
the Generals visit America. Genera Booth
VIII come here in January and remain for three
months
Commander and Mrs. Booth-Tucker were well
coined home by a large and enthusiastic meot ing
Of the Salvatonists last night at their hea dqIa
ters. in West Fourtecnth-s,. Both made addresses
The Army Will hOd summer congress at Pro-
hibtion Park. Staten Island. from August % 10
September 6. inclusive. The most important meet.
ings OF the congress will be August % and on
September and G. The meetings on the last iay
at which Will be present many labor organlza-
lions, VIII be conducted by Commander Booth
social and industrial problems in America
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
THE UNITED STATES AND SPAIN.

TRADE QUESTIONS SECONDARY TO A SETTLE
MENT OF TIE CUBAN TROUBLE
Madrid. Aug. 25-The Queen Regent will not
formally receive General Stewart L. Woodford the
United States Minister designate. until after the
Court returns from San Sebastian.
London Aug. 26-"The Standards correspond
ent at San Sebastian says:
II learn that Spain has often minated her
willingness to make considerable reductions In the
contemplated West Indian tariffs in order to de-
ycop the trade of Cuba with the United states,
and was willing to negotiate reciprocity treaty
when the D!nglcy tariff came into force Bur the
I'uited States Government received her advances
.oill,. because II wanted the Cuban question s"t-
lied drst Indeed Spain is now aware that Amcri-
can diplomacy will soon raise otncr ahd more I'M
loriant issues before any commerciai questions
are likely 70 be mOot"d.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
WARNER WAS ~ PHILADELPHIi.
BIT THE POLICE GOT THE TIP TOO LATE TO
ARREST HIM

10 lhE lOid'E GOT THE TIP TOO LATE TO
ARREST HIM
Philadelphia. Aug. 25.-Albert s Warner The
NeW-York lawyer who Is wanted at Ajhanv for
completely In the kidnapping OF John CONWAY was
in Philadelphia last night. bui he gave me de-
teriivcs the slip and has not yet been appre-
hended Chief Detective Miller said this morning
That he received telegram last night from Mayor
Inacher OF Albany stating that Wainer was be-
heved 10 be IN Philadelphia and asking that he be
placed under arrest. Detectives were Immediately
put on the case and il was learned thai Warner
had been staying at a boarding house on North
Thirteenth-st: The place visited by the de-
ier,ives PIT Warner had ief, the house
The chief is considerably vexed that the Albany
police authorities ala not communicate 10 MIN
sSt3her 1neir oeief ma Warner was IN Phiads-
phia. The hrst intmation that Warner was sup
posed hy the Albany police TO 0e in Pbi,adeln5i,
was gwen TO the chicf late last night by newspaucr
man who had received message from Albamy
me cnlef at ono" communicated by telephone with
~ Albany chief Of police and the latter admitted
ihni I was an oversight tina. the authorities II
Phi.ddclphli had noi been Informed earlier As an
ontcome OF the elophone interview the telegram
Wa sent by Mayor Thachcr formally redues ling
Warmers arrest. The chief thinks IN. delay
OF the Albany authorities has permitted The slippe ry
lawyer TO escape arrest here.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
TEXTILE MILLS IN PHILADELPHIA.
MANY now RUNNING ON Full. TIME-A MARKED
IMPROVEMENT AND A FEELING OF
CONFIDENCE.


Philadelphia. Aug q (SpecaD.-A canvass OF the
textile mills In the Manayunk district Of the city
shows a marked Improvement compared with
wear ago Many running full time. and
few are making overtime. There IS a feeling OF
confidence on the part OF the proprietors and sew
eral are putting in new machinery or renewing old
Following are the operatives employed and the
time made in thirty textile mills employing
an aggregate OF thirty-eght hundred operatives:
Fifteen mills making blanket. worsted or carpet
warns are employing 1853 operatives; nine are run
ming on full time and four are working TO I and
u. m. Three mills. making cotton and merino
warns employ 42J operatives, and two are running
ON full tlme Two mills. making cotton and wool
epun warns employ - operatives. and both are
running full time. one mill, making overcoai-
ings and blankets, employs 800 operatives. and Is
rrnning on full time. Two mills making blankets.
empov 400 operatives: Is running until p. IN.
and the other Oh full time. mill making cotton
dress goods employs 100 operatives. and ~ running
on full time. Two mills making shOddies and yarn
employ 100 operatives. and both ar" running on full
time Two mills making cassimercs. cloakings and
dress goods employ 2fJ operatives and are run
ming on full time. Two mills making plush goods
running on fun time. one mill making carpets
EMPLOYS 200 opera ativcs. and is running on full time.
The four great mills OF John and James Dobson
at the falls of the Sch lylkil making carpets.
plush blankets and CLOTH employ bly, from
700 10 OJn operatives. and are nearly fun time.
At the Pencoyd Iron Works. directly across the
Schuyk River. ECO men are at Work.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
UEXfClN DOLL1RS AT 4 PHhuH VI.

Rt,MoRs THAT INDIA NAV INCREASE THE DUTY
oN TIE WHITE METAL
Ion1on Aus ci-It is a curious circumstance that
today Mexican dollars Mere quoted at IA. pre-
,ninn, Of A perny over silver. This 1t Ia reported
,s du. % ramoTs that India will Increase the I'M
merit duy on silver rlrlois whlch nave a.'o cause"
falling n IN Indian purchases OF the metal
~ Bomnay ard Calcutta The merchants III some
cosss rrc refusing to par chAs" without guarantee
-r,l,st ,hA raising o. -" tGtN. I-'lI" N''"''-e'
however Is given TO sUrh reports.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
GOOD TIMES HERE. SAYS CAPTAIN LOWRY

Atlanta Avg % (Spec.aD.-Captain Robert !.
Lowry cx-pr5 sdcnt OF the American Bankers Asso-
c.afion returned to-day from Detroit, where he at
tended the meeting OF the association. lie comes
back full OF The buoyant spirit that is sweeping
the country especially al the North and West.
"Prosperity j. here" said he. and We are gong
10 feel !, very soon. Dollar wheat and eight-cent
cotton mean good timcs. anor they arc already AZ
hand"
Captain Lowry brought back beautiful gold
bound gavel presented 10 him by the Bankers As
soriatio ION II is made Of wood cut from one OF The
thirteen trees planted on Washington Heights BY
Alcxandcr Hamilton.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
TIE MYSTIC BOARDED At SAVANNAH.

Savannah. Ga Aug. c5The Mystic, small pas
scnrer steamer reached here this morning from
Hcu.-York to coal on her way to Cuba. she was
rn,rded nv officers but hcr papers were all right
nnd shr will proceed tomorrow. The tuS Dauntlc5s
;s said TO b behaving strangely. She i iust ac ross
70 nar and Is reported 10 be- looking FOR another
uu'.o, Eothing Is known OF her intentions Eer..
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26

'rhc raging lion that
tie earth, seek
ing that which it may
Ge,our Is a fcarsonic an
,agcnist to fight. III
health is Il stealthicr but
much more dangerous
ememv. It j. always
easier and better TO
avoid i, than to hght II.
!, comes in various
guises. A. first II is
usually as 4 'iih;ng in
digestion o, a slight at
.ack OF b;.iOusuess. Then
follows loss ofappetite, or
headache, OF nervousness
nd siecplessness, or
.,upor These are the
adrance heialds of COR
sumption. malaria, nerv-
ous exhaustion and pros.
,ration, and a multitude
Of other ills.
rtere &c Az eaSV wav
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
cuoosIyG THE STATE WARKSMEN'S TElN.

craoomoor Aug % lSpeciab.-Thc second days
-.c,,.e for places on the State team. which ~
a. ,or,es, AT Sea Girt for the Interstate CUP was
no,d here today. Major \. Il. Thurston in charge.
. besyy shower delayed the shooting somewhat IN
tho afternoon There was an all-around improve
,,ent in the shooting made to-day. Ihe following
are the restts
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
STEEL MILLS TO START Up.

Chicago. Aug. 25.-The Illinois Steel Company has
signed the Amaleamatod scale. and the big mills
al Chicago Milwaukee and Joliet will start up after
nearly two months Of idlencss. The Amalgamatod
youngstown sca,c provides for q 10 and 10 per
cent reduc ion in the wages Of steel and iron work
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
<Icr or WINDOW GLASS RAISED.

Chicago A'g. GWindow g.ass has gone mp
per cent in price 10 the public. The Jobi,ers As
soclaton met to-day and Officially Informed by
the manufacturers combination. whi"h was com
p,oted here Yesterday. that the price to them was
raised per cent. The jobbers promptly raised this
per mt asserting that the per cent advance did
not restore them the proper margin of profit
Tho n.W rates Of discount under the Increase are
90 and % per cent. The Increase affects al. grades
Of yAlnnnM glnss
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
BAKERS SCALE DOWN THEIR LOAVES.

INDIANAPOLIS Aug. 25.-Owing TO the prevailing
advance in -four the bakers Of Indianap polls have
scaled down the size OF their loavcs. The bakers
say that IL is only nlicstioh OF time when the
which they now have in stock s exhausted they
will have TO buy al an advanced price
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
DRIVEN OFT or CUBA. He SAYS.

ur ! Armadeo a Cuban. who arrived here yes
,ordov ON board the steamship city o. Washington.
from Havana declared tina he had been driven out
Of ,,ubn by the spanish authorities for showing
VI oi,,a,hv for the Cuban cause. Dr. ArmadeO is not
,nvn nj the Office OF the Cuban jun'a In this oity
Mn /. shaving at No l0i West sixty -nnih-si
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
pAYINc: MORTGAGES ~ KANSAS.

has reported the release OF $50 eco in cha tel
and real estate mortgages since August !. and half
OF ne wheat crop mas MOI be- n thrasned Ii is pre-
dicted that py the year the county will he In
better shape .han ever before and .ill look back
uron the .arecs: acreage OF wheat IN It's as, ,ory
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
signs OF raosrERlrY ~ rAr posrorficE.

strong indication O. the Increase o. business
prosperity IN hs city "a afforded BY tne record o,
sales o: stan,ps ana postal car1s A. the Pos.ofice
A comparison Of the salts AZ the Genera. Pos,oice
for the nrs three weeks o. the present month shows
en- increase Of y per cent a. compared With the
cOlrcspordinc Ler.Ol Of last NeNr.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
WIZ q, 10 INDIA ro SEE Az ECLIPSE.

San Fra o.sco Aug. 81 Professor W W. Camp-
BE-. of I.ick Observatory. WIN head the oxped!;ion
- India made possible through The gensrosi.y -
tie ate CocLel =. ! CrockeT. % Observe the next
to.ei eclipse cf the SUP. The time OF IKE sclipse
would - ia california inst before ndnlght on
January =. ,s5s but IN Irfia f. vii take place
three-crsrters of an hour after noon On he ed.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
,>.KEAsrD IT'S FORCE or CLERKS.

Chicago Aug. 25-On account Of increased bust
meas the Rock Island Company has put on thirty
additional clerks in its auditing Office In this city
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
Mr.. HlSRROTCE TELL FROM MS BICyCLJ

Kingston y. Y, Aug. 3-Deputy Attorney Gen.
era G. r. u. Haabrouck Is confined 10 his home
here because Of an injury TO his knee sustained
by falling from his bicycle 1t Jersey coast re.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
WILL GIVE RELIEF IF NECESSARILY

PREMIER MEIIXE DEFINES THE GoNERNMENTS
INTENTION As TO THE WHEAT DUTY.
Paris Auq 25-Prener Meline. addressing the
del.eates 10 tho Council Genera OF the Department
q, the Seine and the Municipality OF Paris to-day
on the rise in tho price OF wheat. declared he
would submit the question TO the Cabinet ADDING
that he would no; hesitate to reduce the tariH II
tho risc was genuine and not speculative: Ihls,
he continued would need careful inNestigation'
prices were already beginning TO fall and prom
i', - con.inuo falling The Government. the
premier said in conclusion would do ia utmost 70
reduce the increase In price without sacrihcng the
interests OF the agricultural ella sses. ,
81 Vigcr the former Minister or Agricul'uMre: M
has written a letter to the .'Matin opposing any
reduction I'm the duties on wheat ard hour, taxing
The ground that such steps would only bene'it those
who speculate In those products.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26

EnnE'S Arc winning favor everywhere
st&~~ - mild. cf. ctive family
f3.Il- 'a:hartiC They stimulate tho
CIJlS liver remove all waste ana
leave the bowels in healthy condition. 2Jc.