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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13
CONFERENCE on CAPTAIN CARRIERS CASE

ash'nston. March l2--Co.onel T F. Barr Of
II Afiay' Judge advocate of the court martial en-
edseo IN the trial OF Captain Carter OF tho EngI-
eei cofrS. 1as al the War Department to-day IN
.,aiion ~l;h Acting Secretary Mciklejohn, pre-
Co. N reference 10 the WoTk OF tn~ court
ea,..,s.i' bdfl & on his way from New loIk 10
ruesIlah. whore the coust VIII resume lis sessions
'Isscay mornin:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13

VOrR MONEY BACK OR 4 YEARS GUARANTEE
THAT'S THE PROTECTION IKE GIVE,
SPRING SAMPLES, FASHION REVIEW FREE oN
APPLICATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13

Albany, March l2-Jus:ice Chester in the Special
Term in this city to-day heard arguments In the
matter OF the application Of Coldredge \. Hart. Of
Westchcster Comfy for n writ Of mandamus 20
compel the State Board or Canvassers 10 declare
him elected Justice Of the Supreme Court in the
Second Department Attorney Cantine o. New
York city. appeared in behalf Of the application
ana Deputy AtOrney-General Mccormick FOR the
state BOARD Of Canvassers IN opposition
HarL received at the iaie election nvc votes for
the Office Of Justice OF the Supreme Court. lie
claims that no successor was legally elected 10 al
the vacancy caused by the death Of Justice Calvin
9. Prau in 1886 md Tint a vacancy existed ar the
late election. vacancy which he was elected to nj
The Court reserved rs decision.
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WEST INDIAN COMMISSION

Washington. Aug. ZL-Arrangenents
have been made for the speedy departure
Of the commissions charged with the su-
pervision OF the evacuation of the Span
ish forces from Cuba and Porto Rico.
The Cuban commission consisting OF
General Wade, Admiral Sampson and
General Butler, VIII. sail on the 3rd OF
September on the auxiliary cruiser Reso-
Lutte, now on her way from Nontauk
Point TO Portsmouth, Va This vessel is
assigned TO the commission because she
is better provided with living accommo-
6atIJns than the cruiser New York, which
was originally selected for 'the purpose
The Fo-to Rican commission consists Of
General Brooke, Admiral SchIey and
General Gordon. General Brooke IS now
in Porto Rico in command of the military
forces there. Admiral Schley is now n
Annapolis. General Gordon telegraphed
today that he would be here Monday.
The army transport ship Seneca viii Be
utilized in taking the members Of the
mission nov in this country TO Por5o
Rico. She Is now in New York and was
scheduled 10 sail for Porto Rico with mail
aud supplies next Monday. Her orders
were c.meuded today. however. so as 10
p-Cvid that she shall sail next Wednes-
day. This poStponemeut VIII enable AG-
m.ral Schley and General Gordon TO per-
fcct their arr;tng u!ents in his country
before taking their departure.
Tho departure Q. Admiral Sampson for
CUBA VII make To change in his com
mani He will ccmIop2 the North At
la1t:c station Comm 0dore Phillips viii
be in charge o. the reporting OF the ships
at New York
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RECEIVER is ASKED FOE
For the Canadian A Hcrfcza Lean and
RufidInx A.@Deiafiau

Chicago. Aug E.-Mrs G. J Qus-1hy.
ora q The stockzog5e-s . rs Ca-aeis--
American Bll.l5LzE ard Ls2an ASSOCIATION.
arozgas silt zodzy T. tze superior car
for tie z2po41-rosgt % receiver FOR the
sss0ctzti on- II tAs el is.sd ~ co1gLzin-
AK eAs-sss t-at Eqzlezssoa q ne A.
fairs % the orEaziE415an N'1s 5-ozxa. o.
By q 6e1aicztssn q tasgke % ss8as 5v =
4 BARR. formerly vsCs prsNs1ent al
william B4<gy. tAs former secretary zuz
treasure Tie complainant says IA;
fse zssozzuo1 We -, 1zv05Ts8 thzs Z
meeting ael4 last Tzzgzry ssesss 20 70
ITO voluntary ll7u-d&s'os and = . A.
CzG Ezs zgPofst-2 - take cage Q. l2e
oo5sT-&zyss zSseSa
rs esz2.z114z- sea - - c-xsz tax
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DEwEY's LETTER TO DETROIT

Milwaukee, Aug 27.-Se,retary Langson,
u the chamber OF commerce. received a
Ietrer from Rear Admiral George ".
Dewey In which Re ttsariks the chamber
OF comrnerce for the resolutions passed
By that BODY on the briiIiauc naval VIC
tory OF eoe Unates1 tsates feet on May
The letter concludes as follows;
1T would afford ne r1Uch Qualification
TO partake Of the hospitality OF your city.
Of which I hear - mHca- and stall
hope Eor mat p.easu1e II the near
future
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NO WONDER FATHER KL0S SUES
He Was Accused OF Begging Money 90
Helm Spafn

Chicago rL.ArS- 1.-s'a,hs- Peer S5oS
Roman aCtholsc priest O CnssSea, Lane
county, Iowa, azs brought SUIT IN the
U1stsd States circuit court here 70 re-
covs- $4,000 damages from Angst Ger
niger. s Chicago Bohemian editor. II TIRE
suit Father KOS alleges that Gs-iEer
has PUBLISHED lsoSlo,ls statements 70 ths
effect that the cou2isinz-s had cozsc.ed
money tor ne Spanish earss ard was a
traitor 70 Shis country. Tie statements
conp.Saze5 q appeared !. IS said. IT the
Daily STornoss ard Ouch Casl, Which Is
puoHsred n Bob ernian-
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SUIT FOR TEN THOUSAND
Doniphan COuaty's Treasurer. ". h.
Devereaux. Is Defendant

s. Joseph No, Aug. E.-w. b Dever-
eaux, treasurer OF DoniphaR county.
Kansas, has been sued in court here Tor
so coo damages BY e Y. Snive.y OF Wa
theaa. Kan Some time ago Devereaux
had Snively arrested OF a charge IF
frauduIently receiving 8 GO from Michael
Bauer. MS business partner. who was
Deversaux's predecessor and dsfaultsr
Bauer said he had loaned the money 10
Snively. Snively was acquitted IN q Kan
szs court The parties 20 the suit E-e
prominent in business and politics.
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TWENTY SECONDS MUSTEROUT
How Politics Is Game That Two
Can Play At

Washington, Aug. =7.-The New York
Sun in an interview gives this explana-
ton Of nov the Twenty-second Kansas
regiment cane to De ordered home TO
nu7,cc out.
The policy pursued BY the war Depart
uenc IL the matter OF determining what
Organizations shah be mustered out OF
the service and what shall Tot, referring
the question 20 The regiments for an ex-
preston Of opinion had developed soma
Incidents that recall military mana cement
as exsmpliaed BY Ofenbach in The
Grand Duchess" There has appeared .
be a conflict Of opinion between The men
and officers n nearly every regiment and
in one case, where politics Is said 20 have
been at the bottom OF the conflict the
president himself Is said 70 have taken q
hand
This came out when z e-gsant-uajor
CT IA Twenty-secoud Kansas regiment
appeared II the White House and iasis I'd
uTon g n interview with President McKiu-
lev. Taz cfsesalz tired 70 wear him OUT
b1r fa5led. and his persistence finally
brough. hin in ths presence u The chief
magistrate. His account o. me interview
vas So02- RIBS.
7 told re p-sst6en; that every enlisted
man II rhe regiment was Republican
ard every officer. appointed ~ Governor
Leedy. a Popu-is,- - often as Ihe men
would sg1 a petition 70 b mustered our
50 that Ne could get back % our farms
and shops the officers t~ould tear il Up
and tzlI the VA department officials -aat
ve we're JUS, dying 20 80 70 Tia Yes IL
dies D RIO Naafls-anyw here 70 get ont q
The country. hey wanted - % IS. po.it-
scally. keeping Is oGr @ tie s1a,s G1ul
after the election Is over Wei ! got n
my vo-k. and the president says he
- $1,000 -.-.e
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OF CorRsEHHAsST

Berlin. Aug IA high Official AZ TIE
foreign Office assured the correspondent
OF the Associated Press today that the
United States government bad not asked
Germany's opinion OF wishes regarding
the Philippines.
The official added that ne did not be-
lieve America would ask any power 20
participate IN the Philippines settlement.
In reply 70 question whether eCSr-
many desired coaling station IN the
Philippines, the Official said that a st.
ton there would be great cOnvent ence
70 the German navy and 10 German
trade
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tae-s IS about s1s.eeo OF so-caiied u1atured
stock outstanding witch II fact had not
rl.ssured a. al. 5et that Is f-suduieatly
SCI down in re books IS such she asks
that the receiver 20 &c appointed scale
this stock down 70 is proper value 80
that the holders VIII not receive more
than they z-s entitled 20 o+-s ot t1e diviS-
:oa CT the funds. ana she further asks
t11I ire real estate De converted into
money and an equitable distribution De
made among The stockholders.
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TRYING 1T OVER AGAIN
Central Americans Have Formed
Another Confederation

Nicaragua, Nicaragua. Aus. g. va Gal
veston-Ths rns11oers Ok ;hs convention
which has bee1 engaged here - so-znu-
lztSng constitution for the Unitst sSatsS
% Central America. embracing salvador
Honduras and Nicaragua, have signed ne
constitution
Seniors Angel USars Salvador. Manuel.
CcTonel and Aa-tsz have been Appointed
commissioners and empowered 10 act as
4 federal government until the election -
December next OF federal president and
congress. % oe tnstaIgssd on March i. 1888
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Cs@cztZr Il. Aug Z--Jo11 Hamilton
: years old Eh4le plsytzg In TIE yard a.
his Gu-s to-zav became szta1gi@s Il =
I'VE electric Ne TIE a-Tszr-e.G so1 OF
JAMS Lee rr5ad 70 pun M oct and vas
Insanity kidd % the saock- The Eazz-
ro1 bog vas o9rned from bad % fo5s azzs
"a DE- TIE Esrs xzz = private tee
graph uirs thai had fallen ovsS = tro.ley
Ez-s &16 ITO Tie y@-A
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MifeheIi,- Boo RaEa,- So More.

Milwaukee. Wis-. Aug. IA letter re-
ceived from Senator John T. Mitchell by
MS private secretary today announces that
he Is not and never dreamed OF being a
candidate for denomination TO the United
States senate. TIE aunounoenSnt viii
cause qutss a stir IN Democratic political
circles. as the understandings al along
has been that Senator Mitchell would sook
for another term in the upper house %
congress. successor VIII be chosen 10
Senator Mitchell By the next legislature.
which meets early iu the new year.
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fire at PataskaIa- Ohio.

C0lumous, .. AuE. "a soeeial - The
D.zDasch gives details o. the most de-
structive ere which ever visited P4taa-
kaIa- eighteen miles east - here. cary
this morning Business t{0cks ard stores
on DePOs street In the center x The toxin
Wsrs entirely Destroyed. together with
nearly al taefr contents eutalunx l1es
OF s.. %; Insurance Fls 90. Pataskala SAD
10 fra department ard an engine company
wa sent rom E,olfrrnb7lz
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F9~ra1es aaTs s@ea f1s-- - Say
ssr4nxs sseaa. says tss Erz Ysrk Her
So. 80; sel1oas aas a zsors izEsa.asss !, -
lax zce 8ees fg1r< tazs iaasss . sJzta~.
\ rrEs= e Eaa-ksS 81 Kzsszz. sozse
r@.s ala sszxaf H-ztEs 20 - A. .
Eslrsslers. . uatca ~ &as ssrT sssssf-
70 h-s TTazf 4.-reT=ars Gee - sts sai-
der ucaet 30 st4szs feH uf~Ea ars.
an1 = 1snsken tssgars aeps = 80
pair o. eEaa1 arg - f~srzeefs 49,
ever. ~ 1wr~~ fssszs co1rrztsss = 80
aw lzzsra1r rsl = Esssiaa as-k
rst@s - 80 vss1s - ~ r7zsssz tazssssr
zsfA a rats aEzss1 - czsTa-zsg F.fa-
sAere- - tsa e@s~E fsaf - rzazFz.
Ehtra @a1 aea waa ia es-AzE 80
sntsa5s5 - - sz~s - Asssslzx ezzre&
r. aass 80 Dated "a 40 80 .as-rz-e-
q tsa. fAs f-AsTssse- s.e-s h~safs - ea.ls
gre s-e-F - E7s ss1~-nas k-ssFz
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sCHLEY WASHINGTON

Washington. Aug. 77.-Admiral Schiey
received a great cenonstra ton at tie
navy department. <oday. Ee came 20 the
department quite early ard after a call
upon Assis:aa Secretary Allan. he
emerged from the main door OF the sec-e-
tzry's Office. His presence in ths build
ing had o=conle known, however. and as
re was seea cheers rent rhe air from the
clerks who had assembled TO catch
glimpse OF the hero OF Santiago. The
officers and clerks from the navy, state
and war departments crowded .he corr-
doris leading up to the navy department
Until It was impossible 10 pass through
They crowded around the admiral. eager
~ reaching forward 70 snake his hand
The lady clerks were even more Demon
strative and the admiral was kissed oy
% and young without discrimination. II
was finally necessary 10 form a line and
pass the crowd around through the large
rooms Of the secresar7es Office in order 20
give them a chance 20 shake hands with
the admiral.
Many prominent army officers took part
in the demonstration The admiral finally
escaped into Captain Crowninshield's Of
fee
Admiral SchIey left here at $50 o'clock
this afternoon for Annapolis. Nd. where
Ne will remain over night, and then pro-
coed 70 Wesrport, Conn, by way Of Bal
tiroore and New York. Whenever the
admiral appeared on the streets during
his stay here he has been the recipient Of
most marked attentions. Enthusiastic
cheers greeted him al every point.
The Porto Rican military commission,
OF which Admiral Schley is a member.
VIII sail next Wednesday on the transport
Seneca. On arrival at Porto Rico Ad-
miral Schley will transfer his flag to the
New Orleans, which viii remain in port
during the progress Of the work Iof Ehe
commission.
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Appointed Ry the President.

Washington, D G. Aug. z7.-The presi-
dent today appointed the following:
Ioxa-Ireton. Willis w Overholser:
Webster City. Charles D. HELEN.
NoutSnA-White sulphur Springs. J. An
IA Kline.
North Dakota-Ja-neseown. Charles L.
Mitchell.
To be chief engineers in the revenue cut
ter se-yice-Andrew J HarTlsoa. Eugsnao -
a Jack. william Robinson. Nathaniel (.
Cutchio. Charles F. Nash. Edward J
Noonaa. Harry L. Boyd. Herbert L Spear
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sECTIONALIS1f ALL GONE

san Francisco. Cal. Aug. 2-.-tSeneral
James Lo1gstreet. United States commits
sioner 81 railroads, has arrived here on
an official inspection TIP n he subsidized
railroads IN al interview he said: =
bslieve what little. Il any. sectional fee
ing SUI prevailed before the war. Is now
entirely oo-itera-si. and that the popular
convictsou that such feeling 10 longer ex-
ISIS IS one % ths grand achievements ot
The var with Sosiu
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Rae;ag orthe Harst Park CIzb.

London. Aug z7--At TIE ssoso3 daTs
raclnz II ~ H1-st PIX cl5b-s astuua
meeting roeiay ses Lor-.lar1- F3sresssori
stables 4-yssr-oid brown Sly Be.fs3uz
E5a tae FianDt0a seunE pate e ~
sovere3-Tzs-
An alleged 11ss3~n 2aa-s q - sovs--
eiz-s Ezs 1o- by re Lo-.1 ard fse-ssf lrt.
stab.ss @-Tear-oE czestDg, gesznr T.
t~.-4-
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Fire at laurel. maryland.

Laurel. I'D. Aug IA ire which orig
mated n iMlsteads livery stale TINS morn
ing destroyed that building and spread %
the Herbert House and stable belonging
to William ScaaeTer. both u which we're
also burned several residences = the
vicinity were At one time on ira. but the
timely arrival q a special train from Bal
tlm0re. bringing an engine. saved thern-
The furniture IN the Herbert House Vas
also saved and the to,44 less wiI uot ex-
ceed r. 90
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ENIGRANrs AND MMIGRANrs

Merida Tex. Aug 27--M2ny SPansards
residents now il Havana ard o,her Gu
nan ports. are preparing % come 70 Yucca
tan and set,le. believing they can improve
their fortunes On the other hand Cuban
land proprletors among tae refugees here
refuse 70 sell their lands and vii soon
rafIrrr
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Pythtas. FI~@t Nor omr~r.-

TrssiaHzI9ias led Aug 2 -fTss Report
- John \ Blnsey. trezFs-rr ~ ne en-
do~rnsut rank - tAe EnaEhts - Fyfafas.
sss referred ~ res sgEF~~ns ie6zs KS
morning - fas oonnl-f's~ % snsorxrasae
rank. add tAe eiees8gs q ~. HlassT %
% saoesssor Was p0asporsa urfsf 80
c5multtss Eazkss - r~gsrt ca Hays
report
In a5ftl1r.1 ~ cf7~~s $780, - -
DAY. .ae rsaprsals fssxs e,@vts esss Co.
s5Wi1g-
James Mssassz. - oJhus. " p. -
1reras crs,ate
r T. G. Whss rseshvE,s Tern. -
grr.uss kser--r - Teeorfs 49, sal
Taaeaas ~ N-sFes ~ nafnxsen. - e,
s-spr4~r.s --1ssr ~ - sxessssfs
r. 4 Ex-sgs. sezeue. wasa-. s-ssr~zs
srast - zs-zrrse
Fsl.ara s.azzyrs. TTfrsl1zfaz. psl. ~
5r~nzs srneT zza~s
Jeaa - Tsezag@uz- Tasafzg-sa. y. c,
z45razge cater E-gzrs
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Kite-FIvfpzRe cors, Brok.n

Blue EiI Mass. Aug z7--T5e z~r5d-a
record Tor oisa kite flying has oe~a bro
ken az Rotch's o5sexvato~E ~ NeesrH.
Clayton AID s-ggsoT. sTn 4 soatcted
-zE1s3en q kites futo "a air Es-rzs ne
n Zhes- che rsache1 an a-ztg5e II 12lzs
feet above IRE sea level a Ehs 81
fset Ereatee tran any k-re has reached
F-.a-e< rsg4-a
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CAPTAIN 1IoREU.s CAMPAIGN

Madrid, Aug 27.-Comma1dant Emilio
Diaz de AIoreu former captain Of the
cruiser Crlsto5aI Colon. promises TO cor
duct lively an-3-government campaign
in trge cortes On his return 70 Spain. Il
is pointed out. however. that ne. as wei
as all other commanders Of Admiral Ger
vera's squadron. viii nave TO appear BE-
fore a court martial before anything else
IS done As soon as The commander ar
rives the government viii ask tee cortes
for authority 10 prosecute him. as ne Is
q deputy and th4s aurhorizatiOn is neces-
sSry.
a semi-off1cia denial IS made OF the
statement that Admiral Cervera has writ
ten a letter. published in the American
press. pysLsing The Amrican navy. His
authorship - rpUdiated.
FL Liberal and FL impartial think II
VIII be impossible to maintain the sus-
pension Of constitutional rights and TO
continue the press censorship after the
cortes has assembled.
TIE troops ~ Burgess. 80 miles 1o-eh OF
this city. are al IN readiness, il case OF
necessity. 70 commence operations in case
OF an outbreak IN the Basque provinces.
Navarro and LOE7olo.
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GeBeraI Clay Bays Dsra Farm.

Atla1ca- Ca. A4E- Il sal . -
J7Tz-ls1 from F'szkzrd. Ky. says- Ge--
ersi C1ssf,zs y Cay ta<ay 5osEae a farm
usar aers fo~ rs rn1ls zsfs Dora Foca-
a~2ss1 NO SKI resz4s - aYs WIN
hn- Re tsecis-ez - xsa srgrsss sSs ssx
~ long as sxse Brez.
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sPASIARDs IN THE LADRoNEs

Ma1rtd Aug ZL-3 ? Meg tiat.0us
have been openef xtth Washington 60 Oh
tatn permission for toe Spar1ar5s n rhe
Lsasz-one jslzuGs % - - Nara as the
situation n the Ladro1es Is extremely
critical.
ylz1 ard Ps--eveira for the repacrla .es3
soldiers wtlo are expected 70 arrive there
shortly. AL possible sanitary p-ec&uei9ns
are being .zLzl-
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80 ATvrRA CRrz
state OF Baya~i,- Health.

De1harr- Mass. Aug E.-HoEA Tssoraas
F. Bayard pssr-d comfortable uagna
arsi to-day coocrpest 20 ho1d his Own DR..
Cahos 81 Boston. ~ Elss1oxi a>seossant
- hiSnIy Pleased WITH ~ pnoErsss his
natisE1t l. rnaJslnx
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san Francisco. Cal. Aug. Z7.-Ths bard
OF surgery Appointed - estimate me dam
aze done the p--so1s and properly % The
Thomas family By riotoEIs soldiers % the
Tsnnssses regiment has ao< yet conc odd
IS lz5oTs-
Washington. .. Q. Aug Z-.-The p-es'-
dent aas directed tha+ Brszad1er Ceze-als
Anderson, Macarthur. Grse1s ard Bah
c5ck De brevects5 major generals q vai-
unteers for 6as,iuE ulshed servaces 6urE1S
TIE var WITH Spain
Wzsh1ug-oz. Z. g. Aug Z-C1fts5
States cozsuzr officers II every part -
-ae word have been Informed oy ,he d.
partner. q state that rasy may issue
Ills q health and csr~lsy invoices for
sAzt1zzo. Pore Mania O. otasr ports n
the zc,zal possession q tx Czsed States
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ra-iou Wills Helpless.

Cortland. y. T. Aug z7.-Nariou MIS-.
ths superior z1i5el@Ss pacsr. which <sI
and injured herssf ysst=-czy. & I'd better
Es- temperature : vs-y hEA she s
ve-v nervous and 5 uaaae - -a1se her
head from me aoor ard can move he-
se=: 5us lsrrle. TIE vece-lnzrlsns have de-
cld@3 q : surely c3ar2ssoa q re tran
s-5 hs=r recovery : searcsly 70 oe ex-
--zc-ssz
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Combine OF Rai-in Grower-.

Fresno. Cal. Aug Z-The California
Raisia Growers association has cen or
gan.Zed for the purpose OF establishing a
b. Oh standard u quality and 10 put stop
10 the shipments Of Inferior raisins. II
Is the inrentton 70 maintain a reasonable
price for the product Throughout the year.
The association has uncsr it, control over
81 per cent OF the crop otthe state and
wglnIn two or three weeks expects to Sc
cure at least ; per cent more.
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Mckinley to 60 TO Jacksonville

Washington. D -, Aug 1.-THE presi-
dent expects 20 be II Jacksonville Fla
On september Is and rev7Giev TIE sol6erss
OF the Seventh corps. General Less COM
uland- He told Colonel Du-5su. % the
Slxty-frsS IndiscA, this today before he
le1r The city TIE colonel VS. here for
the purpose % asking the Presl den< and
Secretary -AIger 20 v.sit Jacksonville and
~ date Z : quite likely that Score
taTy A!gsV WI accompany ne president
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Fegzia Italy. Aug. z1--DuTisg heavy
thtsneerstorm yesterday twenty peasants
sought shete- IN an old houss ~ tne sub
urhs Of ~ c4ty. TIE building collapsed
and esgotcesl were killed.
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French aruaouert cruiser Brulx had four
dered IN the Insffaa ocean vas Wfshosss
solIpsatsgn. TIE B-uiK Is nov az saiEon.
capital OF French Cochin-Cesna-
Buffalo. y. T.. Aug fla aEresment
was ma1a uoday betwesn ths Hawfhorn.
and Olympic club directors for the traas-
FER % ne ErTe-Tavirns Ar1r~saEsas
champion CONTEST September y nsn re
latter % this former.
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yetitzuls for q plaoe Oh rse Aus-rslsan
blarket s.es8 nauses navs been s~cur~sA
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