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of Rosea.

San Francisco, May accompanies A
and @ OF the 18th infantry, United
States regulars, arrived this morning on
the Portland express. Lieutenant Ben
nett. u. 3. A., of the Preside. met the
troops and escorted them to the camp
of the 18th. There were 1926 men in the
two companies, in charge of Major An
derson. The boys have been on duty in
Alaska and were glad to join their COM
rades. who arrived here from Van
couver barracks some time ago. The
soldiers were met at the depot by the
Red Cross society and given food and
drink. and In addition small bouquets
OF lowers. They were greeted all along
the line OF march with cheers n show
ers of roses,
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A Relief Fund Started.

San Francisco. May 23.-Lists have
been distributed at the post office and
its various stations in the city for the
signatures of letter carriers who will
pledge themselves to pay the sum of so
cents on the first OF each month to a
fund to be known as the letter carriers
relief fund, for the benefit OF sick and
wounded soldiers now engaged in the
war with Spain. The lists are being
signed with eagerness.
A Christian Endeavor society has
been organized among the soldiers from
the state of Washington.
The Croker Woodwork bank OF this
city has volunteered to advance pay to
all officers leaving this port for the
Philippines.
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They Are Crack Troops.

San Francisco. May 2s.-The Exam
iner says. 1t IL not an invidious distinc-
ton to say that Of all the troops who
nave entered the city since the declara-
ton of war. those constituting the 18th
Minnesota volunteers approach the
nearest to a military experts ideal. This
regiment is well known throughout the
East. and for 20 years it has held a
nigh rank in interstate competitions and
| contests In which the manual of arms
and craftsmanship were tests of excel
lence.
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Circular Withdrawn.

london, May es.-In the house of COM
mons to-day the parliamentary secretary
for the foreign ONCE. George n. Curzon,
announced that Russia had informed the
British government that the circular or
the Russian consul at Tien Tsin saying
that British and other subjects Of foreign
powers would not be allowed at Ia Lien
Wan without passports vized by Russian
con.uls had been issued without its
knowledge and had been withdrawn. The
announcement was greeted with cheers.
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Manila blockade Notice.

Washington. May 23.-Secretary Gage
to-day issued ar order to customs Off
GERS. notifying them that the port of
Manila. Philippine islands, Is blockaded
by the United States fleet under Ad-
miral Dewey. and therefore clearance
will not be granted to merchant vessels
from tina port. Instructions also warn
owners and masters OF vessels that in
undertaking voyages to Spanish ports
not now blockaded they run the risk Of
interruption by future blockades and
military operations.
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FIRST TROOPS EMBARK
CONTINUED from Page One.)

Monterey. Just ordered to the Philip
pines. will be towed all the way to Ma
Mia. probably by some big steam col
lier. 1t says: THE Monterey of herself
could not go half way to Honolulu. She
carries only 200 tons Of coal in her bunk
ers. which would hardly last more than
two days. She ould carry 800 tons more
on her decks II good weather pre-
vailed.
The Monterey will be on the dry
dock for five days. After the vessel
comes from the dry dock two days Will
be required for coaling and two days for
loading suor. es. She viii he ready Tor
sea a eek from tomorrow. The YES
sci that accompanies the Monterey VIII
be loaded with coal and stores for her
self and the warship. h voyage OF
the Monterey is a hazardous one, blu
this is the most favorable time OF the
year for such an undertaking.
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TRANSPORTS for Manila.

Washington. May 23.-Assistant Sec
rotary Meiklejohn of the war depart
ment was to-day engaged in negotiat-
ing for several additional transports for
the troops that are TO be sent to Manila.
The sdvices received by the assistant
secretary from San Francisco to-day in
dicated that three OF the transports, the
City of Picking. the City of sydney and
the Australia. would start on their long
Journey late tonight or tomorrow.
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New York. MAY Z3--The tugboat W. r..
Goodwin sank I'm the North river to-day
AZ the White Star line pier. foot of West
Tenth street. Two men were asleep In
their hunks. One of them. Hiram Taylor.
the engineer. was drowned. jeremiah
Lynch. the cook. was rescued. The Good.
win was owned by r. J. Barrett. who was
also her captain. She was valued at slS,0oc
and was insured.
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A French.spapish Alliance.

London, May 23.-The st. James Ga
zette this afternoon, in it's financial ar
ticie, says: I'm the foreign market
this morning several leading dealers
were said TO be in possession of ad-
vance news of the forthcoming an
nouncement of a France-Spanish ALI
ance. hence the rise in Spanish As In
connection with the above. II is cur
rently reported that the recent speech
es of Salisbury and Chamberlain did
not refer to West Africa, but to this
impending alliance, against which
Chamberlain's allusion TO an Anglo
American alliance was intended as a
counterblast The strength of silver IL
attributed to the prospective purchases
TO replace Withdrawals from h Bank
of Spain. amounting to 1876. 900, 900 pese-
tas, since April 16.
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auo,b.r Regiment Ready.

New York. May 3.-Th war depart
ment has asked Genera Roe IL he could
have another regiment ready TO start
upon call. General Roe has replied in
the affirmative, and from this IL is in
ferred that the LIST or Sd may be or
dered to Join Genera Merritt's forces
in the Philippines.
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Cervera Left Santiago.

New York, May ga dispatch to the
World from Kingston, Jamaica. says:
Direct Santiago advices say that The APP
pearance Of the Spanish feet of that
port compelled four American cruisers
then bombarding IL to retire. On en-
tering the port Admiral Cervera discov-
cred that when the Americans would
know his position and return in force
his fleet would be entrapped. as only one
ship at a time could pass h channel.
so the ships quickly coaled and went
out. purposing to try to catch the Amer
lean ships separated IL possible, or al
any rate give Sampson battle on the
open sea. The fleet went northerly.
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British steamer Taken.

Key West, May 23.-The British
steamer Ardanmhor came into port this
morning in charge of an ensign from the
auxiliary gunboat Osccola, by which
vessel she was seized yesterday of the
Canaries fort light. because h was
acting in a suspicious manner and was
supposed to be trying to enter Havana
harbor,
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Defamation Not Decided Upon.

Madrid, May 23.-According to a cur
rent report here III Spanish reserve fleet
will In Cadiz waters until its
destination IL decided upon. A dispatch
from Havana says the colonial govern
ment has decreed that the importation
of food into all ports OF Cuba are to be
free Of duty.
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Houck Appointed Commissioner.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, May 23.-Judge Knowles to-day
appointed Charles Houck of Anaconda
United States commissioner The court
was petitioned TO make the appointment
by M. Martin, c. J. Healy, d. +. Halla-
han. Judge Brantly and other equaly
~well-known citizens.
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Gould Not Get Coal.

The Hague, May 23.-The governor OF
Curacao, Dutch West Indies. sent a dis
patch to the foreign office here. saying
only two Spanish ships were admitted
into the harbor in spite OF the request
of the Spanish admiral and were only
allowed coal enough to take them to
the nearest harbor.
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Against W. A. CLARK.
nispatch 70 the STANDARD

Washington. May 3-The supreme
court this afternoon affirmed the decision
Of the Montana supreme court In the case
of William =. Fitzgerald ct al W.. William
A. Clark. This carries a judgment for
Fftzgerald and the other owners of the
Niagara lode for So 800.
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Merritt's staff.

Chicago, May 23.-The following OFF,
GERS will constitute General Merritt's
taft: Major II. c. Dale. Captain Mott
and DR.. F. IL. Harrell, Major Strother,
aide: Col. j. d. Babcock. adjutant gen.
eral: Col. r. p. Hughes, inspector gen.
eral: Col. J. w. Pope. chief quarter
master: Capt. Charles L. Potter, engi-
neer; r. Il. Thompson, signal officer:
Colonel Lippincott. chief surgeon, and
Colonel Brainard, chief commissary.
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For the Regulars

Salt Lake. May 2S-Lieutenant
AT Fort Douglas. has been au-
thorized. from Washington. to enlist zoo
men for the 18th infantry, now about
10 start out for Manila. The Fort
Douglas authorities have also received
word TO muster in Immediately SO men
for the Hith cavalry. u. 5. A, now STA
toned al the Preside. San Fran
cisco.
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Hawaiian Annexation.

Washington, May 23.-The question of
annexation of the Hawaiian islands has
been revived in the ena to a certain
extent since the Hawaiian resolutions
were reported in the house. and the
friends of annexation have been quoted
as expressing a determination to press
the house resolution in the senate during
the present session i'm case IL should pass
the house for fear that the short session
WOULD not AFFORD time to secure its thor
ough consideration.
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Omaha. May 1-General T. S. Clarkson
OF this city, past grand commander Of the
G. A. r., was to-day appointed general
manager Of the Mississippi exposi-
ton. Everything will be in readiness for
the opening day June l.
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PREVENT PR|VATEER|NC
Continued from Page Ore.)

when our regiments Of his old brigade
were ordered to move forward for the
invasion of Cuba he determined to go
with them. Broussard announced his
intention of entering the army long
ago, and to-day the president author
lied him to raise a company Of Louis
lana immunes. Both members will be
paired in the house, Robbins represent
ing a heavy republican district and
Broussard a strong democratic district.
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CALLS IT C0WARDLY AND UBIQUITOUS.
epsin Denounces the Display Of the Spanish Flag by American
uarsh,ns-The Dons Threaten to Immediately Decree Priva-
tserine-To Utterly Destroy American Shipping.

XIII. will remain at Cadiz as guard
ship, but her boilers are in such
shape she can do no more thar W to
seven knots an hour and therefore is
not OF much use. IL Is certain at least
hat the mines are well laid In the har-
Dor OF Cadiz.
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n Was a Draw.

Philadelphia. May a-'Mysterious'
Billy smith of Boston and Charley john
son OF this city fought Is rounds tonight.
The decision Was q draw.
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Nearing the Coast.

New York. May pa Key West spe-
cial says: The Cubans are fighting their
way to the coast, where they Will JOIN
with our force of invasion. Three hun
bred Cubans engaged a squad of Span
ish cavalry on Thursday. Is MI 6 west
of Matanzas. The battle WAS fer ely
waged in sight of the ships of ne book
aiding squadron. The fighting continued
after dark and Friday morning the
Spanish cavalry. which ha, beer rein
forced during the night by a battalion OF
infantry, were seen ~retreating toward
Havana The Cubans approached rapid
ly to the coast to join with our landing
troops.
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Heavy Cannouading heard.

New York. May 2s.-A dispatch to the
Herald from Mole St. Nicholas, Hayti,
says: The numerous n very frequent
reports resembling heavy ca~nnonading
which were heard in the
passage Friday and Saturday gave rise
to the rumor that a naval Engagement
was in progress between the sauadrons
Of the United States and Spain No
man-of-war has been seen outside of the
harbor and none has entered Il. 1t has
been impossible TO learn whether or not
a naval battle actually took place.
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Madrid. May 23.-The grand Gordon
of military credit has been conferred
upon Captain Deschamps of the steam
err Montzerrat, which recently arrived
nj Corunna from Cienfuegos. The
queen regent personally presented the
captain with the insignia.
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senior Du Hose in Charge.

New York. May ga dispatch to the
World from Montreal says: du
Bose. having said adieu to Senior Polo
v Bernabe at Quebec, has returned TO
Montreal for a brief stay preparatory
TO settling down in Quebec for an In
definite period 90 continue his opera
tions in the interest of the Spanish
government. In this work he VIII be
assisted by the former Spanish consul
at Tampa, who fed to Quebec imme-
diately after war was declared by the
United States. AS assistant to du Bose
he will do the clerical work in Quebec,
coming to Montreal whenever neces-
csary. There was a rumor that Lieu
tenant Carranza had returned. but IL
this is the case, he has kept under
cover.
United States Consul Bittinger, who
has been absent for a week. has re-
turned to his home. When seen in his
apartment in the Windsor hotel, he
expressed the belief that Polo had re-
tired from the scene. The duty OF look
ing after du Bose, he says. renamed
with the secret service department at
Washington.
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America Must Act Quickly.

New York, May ga dispatch TO the
Herald from Gibraltar says: The gov
eminent here will not allow war vessels
to pass the straits. The ~Spaniards are
starting out what they call their third
squadron. which consists OF the Prin-
cess de Asturias. of 1000 tons and with
a speed of 30 knots, now at Cadiz: the
Cardinal Cisneros. at Ferrol. of the
same size and speed: h Lepanto, at
Cartagena, of 5000 tons and OF 20 knots
speed, and the Numancia and the Wit
toria, which is but newly armored ana
engined. There are also at Ferrol the
torpedo gunboats Dona Maria de In MO-
lima, the Marquise de la Victoria and
the Don Aware de Basan, each of 800
tons and 20 knots speed.
Unless the American government
moves quickly. IL will have the fore
going to contend with. The latter is
expected to leave Cadiz within a few
DAYS. Her destination Is unknown,
but probably the Antilles. notwith-
! standing that the government does not
say.
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IN n HOUSE.

Troop. for Manila win Get . Mon'h's
Pay la Advances.
Washington May 3-The day In the
house was devoted chiefly to the oonsid-
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nd admiration Of her husband, should be .
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remedy is the safeguard OF wo.
mems health.
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N. J., writes:
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to thank you for what your
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possible for me to tell all | SUI
fered. Every part of my body
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EULOGIES OF SENATOR HARRIS.
AFTER PASSING SEVERAL BILLS. THE SENATE
.ApJoJRNs UNTIL MONDAY

AFTER PASSING SEVERAL BILLS. THE SENATE
.ApJoURNs UNTIL MONDAY.
Washington. March Elm the Senate this after
noon in accordance with previous notice Nj Bate
presented resolutions In memory or the late Sena-
tor Isham c. Harris. Of Tennessee. Euloeic' were
delivered by Mr. Rate Mr. Morrill,. Mr. Morgan
Mr. Hoar NJ WathaN Mr.. Hawcy. Mr. COCK
rel. Mr. Stewart Mr. Chiffon and NJ Turey
Al AS n m as a further mark o. respect. the
Senate adjourned until Monday
Tho following bills were passed:
To provide for dredging the channel In tho mar
Dor Of New Bedford. Mass.
Fer the protection OF song birds. providing that
tho importation into tho United States 81 oiroS'
feathers or parts Of birds for ornamental purposes
he prohibited. and prohibiting tho transportation
or sale Of such articles in any Territory ~ inc
United States or in tho District If columbia
To authorize the Montgomery and E'more i'rid2s
and Improvement Company n construct HuI
MAINTAIN bridge across tho Alabama RIVER near
Montgomery Ala ,. -, =,
To extend FOR one year tho trio o. aeGinning me
construction Of a bridge across the Missouri h''c'
~ 81 Charles. Mo. , l.,..-,,..
tion Company 20 construct bridge across re"
River at Grand Ecore. Ia , c,,or,
To placc Lieutenant Colonel Alexander stewart
webb IN The rciircd list Of tho Army. -, ,Ao
To provide for IN" purchase OF SIZE a'n o,i ,r
erection of 2 public hu.ldu~ thereon ~ Joplin
Mo 81 cost II $4,000
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roucCIOsVRE SALES.

.><a
., New Yorl. on Tuesday. the 18th day
n, Arrtl 1898. at IL O'Clock morn. by
William Kennedy. Auctioneer the prem
lses in yaid judgment mentioned and
therein described az follows
All that csriain lot. piece or parcel of
lard. with he building 'h'feoa 1900.
situate. lying ana being IN ne THet'h
Vort 81 tho borough ~ Nanh1i'an On ne
Ci,y II Sew YORK. and nounfei AMI 10
scribed "a foi.ops
Eesinn ne 81 point m the westerly
40 ~ =, N.chniag Place distant fve1-
,y.eour zee, and eleven in.hSs aor'aer.y
from the corner formed b. The in'erssc.
tinn a. tho uorfherll side - Vre hurdrei
and nNy- second street. Win m" westerly
side 81 -. Nicholas "a .. fs1rinz 'nsnce
vestwsrily and parallel WIN ne nun
bred and m, -4ec0nd S'ref' fhfy-f7yr
feef ana two inches. inen.' norf1raflly
AMI uara'irl with - So ho'ss Pi7re
,ventv-fwo foot 'heDce rsri.y and
again psrailel With On" hundred ard 1ffI-
second street snf par - rho t's-ancs
through the centre 81 . party uli flN'y-
iour feet and twp inch's - mo ess'erly
,ide u - Niohol1s Place thence sogfh-
Warfly along saA westerly rife n -
y choias Pace t@enri rwp feet - no
point or place - beginning
,eyed ~ the Jacob & skinner Realty Trm-
nary hv foir Melville. hF iee1 ll'et
The eighteenth day u October. lfci ari
recorded IN The oiiice Of tho Reg .fsr - NJ
Cif, and count, ~ New York rr Pc.
BE, 6av ~ November 1874 IN scion 7.
I.ber ~ Il Mortgages. a. PAGE ii9
Dated March 18TH. -.
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Flood art Parnard-Thor1as . Husted
Matter q. Mayor. otc.-John Ford -.
cnhios.hsmer All Fry-Wilam G. Arnold
TewYork LIE Insurance Company agf HERMAN
Horace Soccr. jr.
BY Pryor. J.
Rovd-Wiilar J. a. Nc KIM
Cou,ckenhush agt Cooke-Edvard browne
s,vdam ag, Cooke samuel Il. PAU
pazIan agt White-Chaunocy ;. TruaN
Rs Freedman. J.
Matter Of strker-Thorna7 p. Wiokes
BY Glegerch. i.
Hahrsr ar;. Menzenhauer- tt onnas Aiisoh
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
supreme Court
Nv PRYOR J.
,>~a-,,.. g Reed act David Bcttnan--Francis C. Reed
e, Cohcn. !.
,-h,~e. II jackson as'. William r. I>'gcks-Rol'in
poucher.
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MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
This Afternoon and Evening.

Creates; Carnival ~ sport Ever witnessed
Hear JOIN :. Sullivan tax three minutes IN SPAN
Rob Fizimons punch the bag see the cycling kings
Jimmy Michael and Tom Linton. see th" great austria
Han pursu!; between kas'r Kiser Gousolfz ana
Goodman: exciting hroadsword contest between
Orlofsv and Tune: Youeouf. tho "Tcrrinle l1rk
and Roeh.r. buffalo Bl and al tho indians ARABS
co7rhovs troops N" Will West Sh'w 500 me
lacr-esc game fooibaf game and fancy h'rsemanshp
hear the by Fnn'iull:s hand Torsieios 'an"
and bo, band.
POPLAR PRICES AFTERNOON.
All tho Garden FOR 20 except boxes and nrs rour
rows 81
Evening seats ST. $3.50 So according to l"auon
Single box seats 81 Seats may re- secured At
uodso, sous-a 6;,-den box Office In AID II the Maine
Monument Fund