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DORRS FERRY.

The Dobbs Ferry branch NJ the Needework Gu'ln'
which has previously labored for tho different nos
pitfalls IL nj present huslly engaged In making
special collection OF garments and linens for the
soldiers IN Cuba Al contributions may he sent 70
Mrs c. williamson before September 4
The trustees will meet Tomorrow evening 10 con
siier bids for the construction of sewers In lain
ard Chestnut SITS 80. g.,
The Rev Lincoln 4. Ferris. pastor or tho sum
merheld Methodist Episcopal Church: has gone 70
Ocean Grove fo- few weeks vacation. His pull
pit will be supplied by the Rev. f. NJ Davenport
Of Yonkers. ., =, 80
q
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NORTH TARRYTOWN

william Rockefeller and hts family and Mr ana
Mrs H. Walter Webb have gone 10 the Adlron-
dacks
The Board OF Education has re-engaged for the
coming year all the old teachers except Miss Cur
tlss and Miss Van Wart.
An entertainment was given IN the Scarborough
PRESBYTERIAN Church Yesterday afternoon under
the auspices Of the Womans Home and Foreign
Missionary Society
president Joseph NJ Ledwith has returned to
sarnnac Lake. in the Adlrondacks. t. rejoln his
family
William Kinesland and his family have gone to
Bar Harbor for the season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21

Washington. July 2O.-The French Ambassador.
IL Cambon. IS back from ter days visit to New
London Conn. where he enjoying a summer
outing while dispatches from Madrid and Wash
ington represented him as conducting important
peace negotiations with the authorities here. He
left Washington an hour after his conference with
President Mckinley on July II, when arrange
n,ents were made for a pleasant social exchange
between the two Governments in the near future
Neither then nor since then has the Ambassador
CONDUCTED any peace negotiations. and he has had
no occasion TO call the authorities here since he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21
SENATOR GORMAN IN CONTROL.
HE DIRECTS THE MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC COM
NITTEE.

Baltimore July - (speciar.-Three important po-
ltica1 moves were made at the annual meeting OF
the Democratic State Committee here to-day SEN
ator German. by his presence and apparent dlrec-
ton and control Of the wors Of the committee
clearly showed that. although defeated for re-
election TO the Senate he Will continue as 'eau-r
OF the party.
Colonel John Walter Smith the closest friend Of
Mr. German on the Eastern Shore, and veteran
leader in the regular organization. expressed MS
willingness TO accept the nomination for Congress
in the Ist District. and the Ave or six other as
he breach in the party in Baltimore: pan OF
reorganization was adopted under which the pr!-
mar]es will be placed in charge Of a supervisory
committee ,, lha,r
man Vandevcr Colonel Smith and others or me
old German regime directed the drawing up OF tIe
nan Is sufficient TO prevent Its practical indorse-
Inent by the radical anti-Gorman Democrats. ~
seems that nothing short of Mr. Germans enllre
withdrawal from connection with the management
will satisfy them
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ftfraNlpuCo. t....-.-. l. ! w Il
SATURDAY,. JULY q
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK WEDNESDAY. JULY 20. 1895.
ARRIVED


PORT OF NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. JULY 90 1905
ARRIVED.
Steamer Carlton (Br Adams. Barry July 5. in ballast
Arrived at the Bar at 10 - ,
July ana Southampton H. Nth mdse cabin and sls
scerage passengers 10 Ocrchs Co Arrived at the Bar
steamer FuIda Gen. Gehike Genoa July :. Naples 5
and Gibraltar H. with 81 cabin and oo3 steerage pas
sengers to Oe.rlchs Arrived At the Bar $50
steamer Merida Gp TSmE'e; nSnos AYES May 2.
~ and ST. Lucia July u. with mdse and cabin pas
Steamer Alliance skillngs. Colon July H. with mdse
and passengers r l. Walker Anchored near scotland
Gamer s,Tai,s Of Dover dr, halliday Colon June 50
and barbados July II. m ballast 70 ID Munson. Ar
steamer silvia ,3r Clark: Nassau July 49, Charles
ton 10 and Baltimore is. in ballast TO Bowrins
steamer jamestown Boar. Norfolk with mdse and
steamer Blueneds. 'pole. Norfolk. with mdse to old
sandy HOOK. July 90 $50 m--wind south. high,
breeze. partly cloudy.
CLEARED.
Steamer John sanderson (Br. Smith. Alden Singapore,
Hong Kong etc-Rartcr * 60.
steamer cron ,BrI Robinson. I~ith and puniec-smp-
Steiner Amy ,urS rother. NORFOLK Winchester
a Co
steamer Sorrento Ger. Jorsensen. Newport News
steamer lrrswAddy orr. Isss Grennd, and Trinidad
steamer rim. Resent Iuitpold Gen. chr''oner'.
h s,asn- y H"%oe B coz son
steamer Minister Mayhach tdeD. Prelle. Flushing
steamer city OF Philadelphia. Delano Ra:timor4-H c
steamer CITY Of Augusta. pagget,. savannah-oc
steiner Old Dominion Tapey. Norfolk ani Newport
Oh nowinion IS Co.
SAILED
steamers noston clty tBr Tor Bristol Goiissoro rhls
rhiaGeipaia; fiy q Kingston pD Pst An,onio Eliza
ssaina mpo" and Aniwep sr%sn,e @ Ly.rpss
,r,wSsay orr Trnasd ts , ola pom ss c SS'0 X
Savannah: Co.erdse tlirD. Isinanibveo. Ca2ac
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WHAT 1s GOING ON TO-DAY.

White court-martial Navy Yard, Brooklyn.
BOARD Of Control Joint Traffic Association. TO
discuss freight rates.
The St Louis to sail for Cuba
Brighton Beach races. 2:30 p. m.
Tho United States cruiser Harvard TO arrive from
Annapolis. $780,.
Justice DAILY afternoon
Music in Madison Square and East River parks.
m
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,,vrRrooL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool July 20 , m.--So,t ,Sitrg 5i-E--
The sa.ss Of the day were 1000 tales o. a., Anss
for speculation AMI export and iaraan .,,,n rs.ss
opense ' aae, WITH poor demans, ga a5a q s,i
American mddlns m IVY ~ 81, .,l'srs Ausls;; a.
sn,,saSsr b i,h3 q Gid buyers ss IN NSscrS
,ober p Gags - 6id sellers ostng' n,cemLsr "A
~ a a. o. 0iS se ers November ana 49,. SiNcsy
az 20 Sid sellers. December and is GAGS 80, -
bnS.ys E.hruary ani March. 5 20 of,y anJ IN
WSrch and APRIL. 3 81 -jii buyers n.y.
. On eli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21
DESIGNS FOR DEUEY'S SWORD.

Washington. July 2o.-The Navy Department con-
tinues to receive elaborate designs for the sword 20
be presented TO Admiral Dewey under act OF Con-
gress One Of these. which came TO Assistant Sec
rotary Allen to-day. is bass-reiief Of an actual
sword with The hllt with many brilliant stones.
representing diamonds and rubies The design
itself with the many brants. is more costly than
mos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21
GOOD DEMAND FOR BONDS.

Reports from investment houses indicate good
de,na nd for the new Government per cent bonds
They were quoted at 1.o3A@lo3 'a with TRANSACTIONS
recorded Yesterday at the last-named figure In
v,ew ~ the fact that the awards have not yet been
announced the market is rather onesided. Local
subscribers for bonds In excess Of 5000 received
notice yesterday from +. A. Vanderbilt Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury. that all the bonds nad
been allotted to individuals whose subscriptions
were for a smaller amount and that the remit.
lance of 2 per cent, which had accompanied the
subscriptions for $500 CT more. was returned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21
YELLOW FEVER on THE MERIDA.
THREE ENGINEERS DIE FROM THE DISEASE
THE VESSEL DETAINED AT
OIrARANTINE.


THE VESSEL DETAINED AT
QUARANTINE.
The steamship Merida. Of the Norton Line ar
rived at this port yesterday AFTERNOON So
deal OF interest was taken in the arrival OF the
steamer by shipping men. account o. the DIS
patch which was received from st Lucia IL"
days ago stating that her first. second ana thiIu
engineers had died during the voyage from MO
JaneIro. Nothing said in the dispatch as 10
the cause OF death. and 1t was supposed that thcre
must have been some accident in the enSne-roo'A'
II was learned Yesterday that the men died from
yellow fever
Tho Merida is owned In London and was char
tered by the Norton line for its south American
trade. The majority of the crew are English Inc
vessel sailed from Buenos Ayres on May 70 Gazing
at way ports She went to Rio Janeiro. where she
completed loading her cargo and sailed on June
20 on June 81, when one day out from RIO Janeiro'
". f. Canon. third engineer. aged tWenty-elBht
years. and native OF London. became Iii With
yellow fever and died July g. On June % A H.
Creagie, second engineer. aged twenty-five years,
native OF Bristol was taken sick and died oil June
IS on July T.. Connell. ch-f engineer. aged thir-
ty-eight years. a native OF Birmingham, was taken
Lucia on July for coal and was placed In quar-
dntlne by the health authorities, remaihins thers
eight days While in port at 81. Lucia Conne.l ana
Canon died Their bodies were prepared for burial
ana taken outside Of me harbor ana dropped into
the bodies be sent ashore for burial Three
machinistS were then shipped 10 take tne pace y;
the dead engineers and the steamer proceeded
July IL or. her voyage TO this port without
further incidea; When the Merida reached quar-
entine yesterday afternoon Health Officer Doty
made a careful inspection OF the ships crew. con
ssting OF thirty men, and five cabin pas,
sengers. who embarked at Buenos Ayres and
sickness or death since leaving ST. Lucia nine
days ago The health officer decided TO detain the
for observation and disinfection This morn
ing she will be thoroughly cleansed her crew
bathed and their effects disnfected. Health officer
Doty said last evening that no danger need be
apprehended over the arrival Of the Merida. The
steamers engineers doubt contracted the dis
at Rio Janeiro, which port she left on June
90 The vessel will probably be released this after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21
ZOLi WOIDS ARREST.

TUE AUTHOR WHO WAS CONVICTED OF LIBEL.
LEAVES PARIS FOR SWITZERLAND
Por,s July 2)-Emile Cola who with VI Perrenx.
rnonaaing editor OF the "Aurore." sentenced
or Monday 10 a years imprisonment and fine OF
ooc francs on the charge OF libel brought against
him by the officers OF the Estorhazy court martial.
nn, cone TO Luccrne. Switzerland. to avoid arrest.
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rRtNCE AND THE DINGLEY BILL.

Paris. July 2o-The Minister OF Commerce. ".
Emile Maruejouls. TO-DAY received large delega-
,,ona from the Chamber OF Commerce and the In
dustrlaf Syndicate. who presented "A report on
Inc necessity OF "A commercial Understanding with
the United States Government under Article Of
the Dlngcy bill
NJ MarueJouls promised the delegates that he
would give ice matter his immediate attcn,l-.:.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21
HAWAIIAN MAIL SERVICE.

Washington. July Postmaster General Smith
in conference with the Pres,en. to-day over
the extension of the mail service TO Hawaii
domestic basis Orders TO this end bly, Will be
issued Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21
SING SING.

The women 81 the Guild ~ St Pauls Episcopal
Church will give a lawn party on the rcc;ory
grounds this afternoon. Supper VIII he served at
50 O'Clock
The pnren's of J. Howard Miller. Of Company c.
list Regiment. who was wound ID a. Santiago. have
received letter from him dated at Fort Mon
roe. where he H. undergoing treatment The young
man speaks highly Of m attendance and care he
slowed on the wounded soldiers az the hospital
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ODD Valparaiso; Deutschand Ger Flushing. ~ Oh
City OF Philadelphia. Baltimore.
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMsa

London. July 2o-sailed. steamer Batogri - Bic
New-York -. =.
Liverpool. July 2o-Arrlvei. steamer Mas., 1D
Smith, New-York -. -.
Southampton July 2oArriysd :'eane- L4a' .. Is
pohle New-York for Bremen and r-1caetedl' sass
steamer Saala Ger Blanke t.rCm Bremen, NeS-i0s
Newcastle July ls-Arriyei. steamer Chicago '1'
Sharpness July Is-ArT,vei steamers Folo.dsa 70
Work New-York 10th Rubers lB0. lsdale; NeS -is 20
Portland July 20--Arriyei steamer Nar'elo 'hh :"
Nev-Ycrk for Hull. -.,,., e
Portland Bill. July 9o-rassei. steamer 'l'.s -
Rippeth. New-York for Hull. -... - "a.
Brow Head July oo-Passed steamer 'n.ca.' Sp'5f
sendsn New-York for Bristol. go. "a,
Prawi. Point July 2O-Passei. stea 1~rs G-ory 4 -.
Parker New-York for London. ROTTERDAM u.tenL ,s..
New-York for Rotterdam. Spac-r1Gm 'l'-'-h' ~"
New-York Rotterdam. , a., Ty,s.
Genoa July i7-Arrived. steamer Po,isse' 'O'h ''-"
Gibraitsr July I2-saied. steamer INDIA ID "
Norseles for Ne1-York. >-.,,,-, M.
Alarseilles July 2)-Ar:ivet. steamer ''s-'"
Sagos Nsw-Y ,rk. via Lisbon , ~, gvt
Kobe July ls-Arrivei steamer tniralua ~ :.,,.s,
fall. New-Tork. via Singapore. Hong hohs a'- '-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21
LOUISIANA APPOINTMENTS.

Washington. July 2o-The President to-day made
the following appointments
AUGUSTUS r KIMBERLEY. to be Collector Of Gus
toms New Orleans
LOUIS J. sOUER. Collector Of Internal Revenue Dis
trict Of Louisiana.
New Orleans
CHARLES FONTELOU Marshal for the Eastern Dis
trict Of Louisiana.
The Louisiana appointments dispose OF long
factional contest that has been waged for the Fed
era patronage in that State.
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POSTUASTERS APPOINTED.

Washington. July 20.-The following fourth-class
postmasters to-day appointed:
New-Jersey-JAMES W MERCER. at Lodi
New York-CARLTON F. PRATT, at Beuah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21

legal proceedings Is exempt from taxation. Inc
ceyfi6cete Of the notary pubic on the paper II
REQUIRED by law however. should be stamped with
a 10-cent stamp
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Announcements.
E. & ".
E. & W.
NAKODAS.
The popular Summer collar.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 40 Sunset 1928 Moon SAP Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
AN-Sandy Hook S47 Gov Island 9:l9 He'll Gate 1912
PM.-Sandy Hook S53 Gov. Island 92j He'll Gate il:ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21

He called your Linen-ctash SUIT
an oatmeal bag, did he? Put 1t on
any hot sweltcring day, and go 10
sec him; then, while the PersPlrat'on
trickles down his face, tell him how
cool You are.
No, our kind won't shrink; and a
complete suit costs but $S--coat'
vest or trousers sold separately.
We can assure your making a
good appearance, at least gong i"
and coming out Of the water.
Handsomer bathing suits than ours
cannot be found.
ROGERS, PEET & Co.
War and Broadway.
Prince and broadway.
Thirty second and broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21
CHICAGO STOCKS.
NAVAL STORES.

Interest continues 70 lag ami the naFse' r,.,s -
features worth mentioning Adyices I'm -; va
Aec,ed steady but 1uiet market taat JON, ,,e h.
changes Of importance in prices. Local leahs .,s-s
posed to pursue waiting policy oli a. W .
there is little indication u something '''"'"e
tho near future. Quotations follow: =, co..
TAR-Reeuiars. 81 s5Gsl 95 OIL hhis' WI
PIrCH-Sl 50
SPIRITS tRPENTINE-27i s(i2>c .s., m = 50
ROSIN-Common - good straired - Sc I'm K Sc
Gsi Az: +. ~ s.. -. 81 G5. II. 81 -. J., =, ~
n 81 o5. y So TO- " O. 81 20 " W. 8 90
STOCK on HAND. IAN.
Rosn Observation-Disclosures. =, ss
Spirits urpentne. ...................-'''. so ~
Tar sss
savannah July 2o-Spir,ts turpentae arm 9 20 %
7S2 bbls. receipts l. 1874 Resin nm go SlN.
receipts. 224 Quote. \. p. G T. 9SnG>I,' ~ < N@
81 Il, c. 81 30 RI. /, 81 40. X. 81 - ~ - ~ -
IS c. II 40. " w. 81 So 49, ,-,, aj1.a
wilmington I1ly ?0-Sprits tarpeniine LIZ is b.
receipts pa asks Rosin dull. 9jcgSl re.es a, =.
Chareston July ~Taipea'ine market h''' -
Rosn quiet. unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO DAY.

Vessel For Line Mails close Vessel sails
Prince Iyrltpolf. Eramen y G. Ilcyd 500
FL Dorado. New orleans. Morgan 300 m
Wiem I. liayu. 10 90 m lHop m
FRIDAY. JULY 30.
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SAN FR4yCJSCO NINING STOcM
Stocks dull

asked.
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War On and broadway.
Prince and broadway.
Thirty second and broadway.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-05

Entire los dos trasla1aron Ia Msrquesa ouarto.
--Desabroohadla ell cor. 6-dijo Roger.
al msmo tempo hacs aspirar sales su amiga.
-iPeo que es 10 que tiene senor cura? Decfdmeio.
10 suplioo
-Deadnos. Maria Juana.
La Marquesa volv6 en- ST.
-,Desdncs sigo! vs. sabeis bien que 81 Ia se6ors
estuviese realmente enferma os llamars
Maria Jusna eali6 ega1adiente
Roger Gardan estaba de solo amgs, que
taba tendda sofa la sa6exa sobe anohada
Sc sento en- frene de ella la cog6 tom6 aspcc
to sonriente nuy aeotuoao para momsnto ella
abriese los ojos.
Sc pasaron algunos minutes 9 el mayor silencio
Despues los papados de la Marques abrisron lenta
ments mirada humde, tmda, flo los ojos del
oerios Animada, sin que 81 hubes dioho odava aa
bra babuei6:
va tengo fuerxas para mi corasdn cerrado.
Esouehadme, amigo mio Tsngo terrible confession que
haceros.
-Lo se-contest6 senciamente ell hace va mas do
aho que la espero.
La Marquesa baj6 Ia cabeza busc6 todo 10 que pude
factsr con6dsnca hace la confession
81 habs adivinado.
-.Karadeuc os ha dicho? ....-bslbuceo la msrquesa.
NADIA Nj 6, nj nadie! Querida sehora, 20 ya
vueso amigo cGando cierto h
bfs povocado hcieron saber que hab ecreo dolo
via La discretion prohibfa nterrogar
los egos de les pasadas Y tanto sufrfa al
su eomprendfa que coraz6n ahogabs.
aba atrevdo hacer NADIA para provocar ccnfdenc
la dese aba con toda mi alma. sMe he equvocado?
-Habes vinado 10 que pasaba en- MI
Yo tenfa necesdad de comeer ndiecreciones te-
MIA mas busoar Las de este hecho tan
psdoss cas santa vusstrs vda assrea amAs
& 10 Santa Mssa. IN
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-05
La HHRENo1A DEL CoNDHNApo

vi6 empezarse la vida ordinara turbada soamens por
agunas tempestades.
Roger Gardan pasaba ahora da subir al castillo
hab1a dias que suba dos
bu anclana amiga e rquietaba desde la parda dc Sves
tre la veis mas agitsda que
Maria Juana haba coniado que Marquesa pssahs las
noches febre prpetuo insomnia. Estaba va fuer
palahra NADIA la insgnfoante hara
tslar ia crisis ell mel da.
Roger viglaba atentsmente a1uela alma enfsrma que
dhicaments 81 podfs ell momento del pegro
Ahora bien que haba lido muy tenprano ha
vista sodana cuando la Marquess deca que aar
maba sin rzon por alud en6 Maria Juana la .as e
vando sobre la Saud5 al dijo:
lis carta de Slyestre tehora dice la
Bueno, hija mia-dijo la Marquesa cogendo la earta
Cuando Jusna RETRO sc la entreg6 al cura.
-Leedms 10 que cusna ese bravo maEnero amigo mio-
le diio
Silvestrs no muy extenso; la literature
Sc haba incorporate la escuadra Tolon habfa
ndo de destnada aviso mandado por
nente More, que legaba ustmene de comisi6n que
haba lido desempehar la Argelia.
<Y para que to envfo retato que msmo
me ha dado ante de mfs padres ens6hasso
Ia se6ora Marquesa, para que le tambien.,
Guapo chco!-dijo Roger seducdo por e rostro fran
de GiIberto.-Tomad se6ora.
La Marquesa puso los lenas para grammar ell retrao
pero apenss hubo cogdo pedszo de caulna Is mano
cuando evant6 los oos despavordo- lanz6 grto
csfs pies
Maria Juans que estaba arreglando ell eusrto de la Mar
quees stuado de Ia sals, acud6.
-iDos mio iSehors
NADIA de emocones ndtes-ordeno brusosmsnte sl ss-
cerdote-Ayudadme.
-lPero quo passs
-Nads, nada; syudadms pronte -.-...-< =
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05
The Tribnae.
Dill 7CTORY.
JUDI, AL OFFICER.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

ON. c. L. BRowN...~......Di District Judge
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05

jill Gregg, Of Dundee, Kan, write:
My little daughter who has been
troubled with Group ever since sh-
was three months old, | never found
anything to relieve her until / tried
BEGGs' CHERRY COUCH SYRUP, and that
has cured her entirely. think is
the best cough Syrup on the market.
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05

LIEUTENANT HoBsoN has made an
exhaustive explanation of the condi-
ton of the Spanish ships upon which
he has been working and the prospect
and probable cost Of saving them, to
Board composed of the Chiefs Of
the Navy Department, and that
Board will decide whether the pros
poets of success are sufficiently
stroug to justify the expenditure.
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05

ENLIsTING SOLDIERS IN CUB 1T is
known that Secretary Alger will, in
his annual report, recommend Con-
gressional legislation, authorizing the
enlistment of Spanish and Cuban
soldiers in the United States regular
army, for service in Cuba. 1t IS be-
lieved that the pick Of the Spanish
soldiers who will, by preference re-
main in Cuba, and the best men
among the Cuban insurgents, will be
glad 10 enlist in our regulars, and
that they are especially we'll fitted to
do good garrison service in Cuba 1t
is believed that a course of army dici-
pline, under United States regula
tons, will be useful in fitting these to
become useful citizens of Cuba when
their terms of enlistment expire,
They cannot be enlisted without Con-
gressional legisla ion.
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05

GoRMAN HELPS THE TIGER. Ever
since Senator German carried New
York for Cleveland in campaign
that was full of tricks, he has oc-
cupied high place in the good
graces of Tammany, and has been in
variably called on for advice when
ever the party was in a hole, SO to
speak. Dick Croker sent for German
several days ago and the two had a
long private conference. 1t is easily
possible that-Gorman may have given
the Tammany Boss some new tricks,
but the Roosevelt boom has reached
such momentum that no sort of
tricks can prevent its ultimate tri-
umph. At least that is what all the
New York republicans say about it.
~
In NORTH CAROLINA Assistant At
torney General Boyd, who has just
returned from North Carolina, says
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05

A CTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED
EVERYWHERE for THE Story of the
Philippines" by Murat Halstead, commits
stoned by the Government as Official
Historian to the War Departments The
book was written in army camps at San
Francisco on the Pacific with General
Merritt in the hospitals at Honolulu, in
Hong Kong, in the American trenches at
Manila, in the insurgent camps with
AguInaldo, on the deck of the Olympia
with Dewey, and in the roar of battle at
the fall of Manila. Bonanza for agents.
Brimful of original pictures taken by gov
eminent photographers on the spot,
Large book. Low prices. Big profits.
Freight paid. Credit given. Drop all
trashy unofficial war books. Outfit free,
Address, F. T. Barber, Sec'y., Star Jnsur-
ance Bldg. Chicago. 45t16
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05

the democratic leaders and press are
responsible for the race trouble in
that state. He expresses confidence
that the republicans will carry the
state by majority exceeding tween
ty-fve thousand.