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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25

For People Whose Stomachs Are
weak and Digestion Poor.

Or. Harlanfsor. whose opinion In dis
eases IS worthy Of attention, says when
a nan or woman cones 10 re complain
ing ~ digestion. loss NJ appecsfs. sour
stomach. beicbing. sour watsry-r8stnEs
headaches. s!eeplessnsss, lack Of ambition
and a general rundown 0ervcus condition
advise tharn - tAke after each meal
orc or two or sTuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lots allowing TIE tablet 20 dissolve u The
mouth. and thus Eatngle with the fo0s
eaten Ire result Is t3at sae food is
speedily d.gested b@fars 5. has t.1ne 20
socr aud ferruent. These tablets w.ii d.
gazt fooi anyway whether ire stomach
wants TO or not. because they coatain
harmless dige=tva principles. vegetable
essences pepSin and Golden Seal ~hict1
supply fuss VIVA; the weak stomach lacks
I have advised re tablets with great
success. both n curing indigestion aoS 70
nuI.d I'D the tssEze-s. Increase :.ssh in th.n
nervous patients. who's. real trounls wes
dyspepsia azti as soon as t5e sToy0aca
was rut 10 rights they d. rot know waa;
sickness was-
A sfty-cert package - ssuart's I1g-s-
rspesa Tablets can be bought = arr dug
store. and as -flev are not secret pa
srt II e3.clrse they car 6e used as often
as desired w:ta FISH assurance tsst they
contain nothing harmful n re sligates;
degree: Of the contrary. anyone whose
stsEazcn g al g.. deFArges. III ErI great
bensfil from fae use @ StaaEt's Dyspepsia
TABLETS. Tney WILL care a2y form OF
stomach weakness o. disease, except
cancer ct fae stomach. Eui size pack
a<e .. druggists ~. o. 10. or by nal
.rcr1 :: aaxe CO. Marshall. M.ca.
nie gor the sGc-wG.s 3gtgesSfp - ne party.
Q;s.e- c4a4a4scsss les; sseaa. VII q Oiled
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25
INCREASED PRODUCTION
OF LEAD FOR 1898,
Notable Growth In Consumption at
the Rate of 23T,0 900 Tons
Year.

WASHINGTON. Sept 24-Returns 10
the geological survey show that the total
production OF lead in the United States
from al sources during the past six
months OF lsss WIS l5s ll3 net TONS as
compared witt - 5sS tons during The year
1897. and 26f 9a4 TONS in lss5. This includes
soft lead hard lead ana metal obtained by
sFse Ting foreign base ores. but not ores In
bond.
During the frst half az 1875 there were
exported sl,5i& tons Of lead from foreign
base bullion refined in bond ard 7SGN short
tons Of lead from foreign ores Sulelted IN
bond. Reports frcsn nearly all important
producers show 4 decline in stocks OF from
lT.ete tons or January ! 10 1870 tons on
july /
The estimate of consumption for the frs:
half OF isss IS 1887 short tons.
Tbs figures presented indicate an IN
creased production in this country bal
ancet fully ny the Notable growth in tie
consumption. which IS q. ths rats o. 81 80
tens per acnEr-
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lllE IS WILLING 70 SELL.
mo YIELD PAsHODA II PROPER
OFFERS WE'RE MADE.
enofion Of MarchanA Will BE
rneA - q Means 10 Secure Al
eantages-seufh American War
c3oud Causes England Cneesiness

n.svyfxhsed. 1885. by the Associated Press
7nwf3DS. Gent. 2f.--Tae impotence
.s~6sess 10 the outcome OF the Journey o.
- ksr Eefpert kitchener so Fasaoda IL
= nowjse silayed. and although the press
= - sides CT tas channel Is calrner this
- y<s Anxiety is evidenced IN Great
ear IN regard 10 the effect which the
$500 action Of Gea- Kitchener will
- uron France in view OF tbs critical
.11essenl situation In that country. There
. = tsars that The French, authorities may
- 4 foreign diversion from their inter.
q trffs TIE Partisan newspapers, how
-. adopt compromising tone. and In
80 81 declaring that the French nag will
1 - sse lowered AZ Fashoda. they now
= sorward the occupation OF that place
| = ~. Mafehand as a lever by which
Trn6e nay b: able 10 obtain advantage
| hswhese The Eclair. for example. says:
0seat Britain must buy our renuncia-
I'D Of our claims as she bought Ger
re Temps also declares that the oues-
"a roe is simply one OF coming 10 an
MuQeet on the conditions Of exchange.
Ths var cloud lowering over Chile and
kngntine Is being closely watched and
~ c&used uaeasiness here. The idea OF
q appeal 70 arms is vigorously deprecatSd,
wpecsaliy as, the Spectator points out, the
Egsissg Investors viii have to contribute
/ . pap the piper. The Daily Mail urges
al 6yxa. Britain, the United States. Ger
nary ard Italy make strong representa-
tens 70 Argentina and Chile against war.
-. the ST. James Gazette suggests that
81 Emitted States signify its willingness 10
ksnx pressure to bear on the two coun-
oss ~ declaring it's intention OF enforc~
nc tbs arbstTaiors' award by war. IL nee
ssasy-
- deviation Of t.,irzor an tha caar.-.
4 HAroI Curz0u OF Ket5.eston Is generally
tp2fosed. Lord SearsdaIe. his father. Is
60 Of the four peers in this country VINO
ne ID holy orders, the others being fha
~ Marquis % Normandy. Lord Scars
tke = rector OF the little Derbyshire ham,
| *, Keaioston. from which the new peer
49, nus thls; II Is suggested that he
RUsa. baronstcy does not carry with IL
seat In the house OF lords, as he il given
nak among the representatives, OF Ireland,
ttAcssh taking his title from the E,ngllsh
hmiet. But II places his name on the
aR u possible candidates for the next va
tAaeass In the house of lords
ne French Mediterranean squadron.
nt&G.nS or SIX vessels. gave an exbihi-
tn & firing In. the presence Of the minis
" 4 marine at Touiop Tuesday. the range
adN Two miles. The ships fred $50 shells
GsSooden snip. tho Lagonte. before set
n4Hr on IRE and sinking her. The re-
Ra VAS considered very satisfactory.
ne Cretan question has taken a step to-
sas3a Anal solution, In the acceptance by
vaxa Include the dismissal Of the Turk
Va irools and functionaries. The ad-
nsfen OF the powers in Cretan waters
lave decided that the ringieaders OF the
part-nartiai. composed Of British Of
| fssra
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THREE CIRCUS MEN
IN SERIOUS TROUBLE.
Performance Not ON the Programme
10 Be Enacted In Spokane
Courto,

Special Dispatch 20 the Pos.-latei'g encsr.
SPOKANE. Sept e&.-l>eren Bros CIR
Gus Was held up by Sheriff Dempsey and
hss posse II this city late togigat. ARMED
with warrants for the arrest OF Frank AMI
tcsse- Le-2eE. the prorTlstcrS, and joan
altey. the boss ranyaxra-. aE1 ar-ed
wiEa yrsss oc attachment on the show.
Sheriff Dempsey and ave ssratisS net the
train al The depot as x was pass rs
through the city, en- rc2te fycEn the Pa
louise country. and proceeded 10 tsks pos
SESSION az the Aorss, elephants and other
animals and para paeraalla % taa circus
When /. came 20 placing the three men
under arrest. q show ot resistance. was
made. bat the posse saon landed the prss-
oness in Saii. where tssey viii remain IN
III Monday before being able to give oail-
Stephen & Dawson, % Tacoma, caused
the warrants ID be Issued. Last Nednes-
day night after ths performance here Daw-
son struck 20. his salary lang past 9Qe, aid
he alleges that the two Ls-reEs and W6itey
assaulted him with AT :roD bar. ttaeturinS
his skull ard beating him into insensibli-
!fy, after which, he says Whitley went
through his clothes ard stole his watch
ard also carried away ali hts personal ef-
fec,s on the train IN addition 20 swearing
our warrants. Dawson also sues for &. Do
damages fer The tnt9ries received
On this suit and upon suits for wages
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I|BBALS WILL NOT RON.
CANNOT BE FORCED TO ACCEPT A
FUSION NOMINATION.
erfheIess Put Him ON Their Tick
ct. which Assures the Republic
an Candidate Walkover.

Special Dispatch 10 the post-Inssl,iga
PORT TOWNSEND. Sept l-The EeeEa-
ocsass and tuSI0nisrs 81 Jefferson and Clal-
lam counties are thre4tened with q vacancy
en- the ticke; Ter state senator. For some
tins past they have been urging Fl. l..
Tybbzis. j-.. of this place. 20 accept tas
nomination. but when Mr.. C!app WAS norgir-
afe6 hy the Republicans To5aIs refused 10
allow his name - be used BY the oppasi-
ton.
In spite Of this fact. however. tAe joint
senatorial ard fusion conventions at Port
Angeles. today nominated TfAbais. and il
books rs though he wi.l have sosne trouble
in getting OF the ticket.
Mr. Tiahals is determined 20 withdraw.
however. AM this evening sent q peremp
tory message TO the joint convention, or
Csfing that some other name be sunsii-
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several departments should receive their
especial CONSIDERATION. To this specific re-
quest, ne added thar IL WIS his desire that
me entire military organization should. If
II appeared necessary, be made the subject
OF inquiry, saying be wished the commits
sion 10 20 20 the bottom ~ the subject in
al cases, and proceed with The work with
out fear or favor
Or. Ph.neas :. Conner Of Cincinnati, was
announced as ne ninth member.
TIE commission organized by electing
GFAnV.!ie NJ. Dodge as chairman ard Rich
afd y esshtman, secretary, Major Mills. Of
the Inspector Generafs office 10 be rec
order ~ the committee
The commission Will Reasonable il the
morning
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25

President Rewards Army and Navy
Officers with Promotions.

WASHINGTON. Sept. .t.-Ths pres. dent
tssisv announced the following appoint
Hients
TO he hrlgadier generals Of volunteers.
for service in the Santiago cs.inpaien /;
stStrs cavalry, col William II Wherry.
sixteenth United states Infantry, Col
john II Page Thiri United STATS III,
fantgy; col r. 81. Carpenter, Thtrd oited
son Twemtv-sscona United States Infant
~. cot. \. Z DAggett. Twenty iltEa n ~
States Infantry. Lieut.. Coz Z, X h9mPa'
rey Quarterfn aStsr's Department: Col. J.
=. Weston. Subsistence Department..
Ia 30 hrigai.er general 81 volunteers at
Porto Rico; Gel. Wills =. Hsa-ngS SN-
teenth Pennsylvania volunteers.
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CHAPLAIN Mr,>rYRE's DEFENSE.
Criticisms of ADMIRAL sampson qua
to Temporary Alteration

DENVER Col. 5 u. -F-bTs- J. y =
ridge ana II T. fershiaS. spec as = on
,.rx3,Is Ss<4sss-s to-day examined Chap
lain ] = McIn;yre. e The bat,leSh;p ore
g5n. Mira regard 10 h4s nervous and ssasi'-
ne exafa ..at.,a MAS made 81 ne "a
7,i.xt az a.. eAap.aiuS bgc;hsr a.li .e5 n
adv sers. Indicating ina: h'S defense BE-
fare the cc3rt-!uaF1iaI ~ W3.T1 eV - -
-, - on cHsrea. growing oGt - r-s
s,sees., criticism - tha coni4c; - A.
ma 3 yr1p~on sad CAPT Evans = tee
h.ftfa a. Jtslx 8 ~ S&ussASc VII b. te1'A-
.,Srt,-, aevr:atioa. Sue - s1ckItss - fae
line - duty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25
FOREST Fires IN COLORADO.
Half the Timber in state Threatened
Loss Quarter NitIlon nniinrr

DENVER. Co. Sap.. Gs-The reports -
destructive forest tfres which threaten over
half the ilm5er N TIE state we're con
Armed To-Day ty J. !. Campbell - perrin
teresr, - me h<H Aatcher.es, alto has
fzsst returned from : four weeks TRIP
through nearly al ths counties
According - NJ. CAupoel!. 1ot Only
Z ver7G}ent tsT1e@- hUt that on De safes
domain IS well - threatened w.tA complete
destruction Unless some efforts are e. a ie -
caeck he s1Tead = TIE flames. S1pe-ta-
TANDEM Cauyht3 eS1srnass-s the damage
ALREADY az G,9zrse- q a N oG cellars
syTctzl - t1e Reps /. au from seam
boa. SrT .~Es. Ca.- says: HAIRS Peak ths
cogofy ssst &C R0-ts county. sas b@42 Tor
several "a. a tATa3ssag2 wstn destruction 5w
IA. TIE GFs was started BY . campfire
Eef. ~. tourists Il tEat yi-s1;ty District
coElrt - TOY Il session a-1 IRE population
- tA@ '1w1 Is augmented from IS usual
dozen sg.Esbi.z-rs - ssH@~2. hundred T,
.e-s tsNf alos.e = cue ne saving % ths
tawr a15 i&sG r-gat ret = rssGn sifEt. bIG
from Judge Rocker - tfe t1ry every gnaa
w2s esca-spE IRE. ~ enc the tie flames
came ~ wi,Etr few ts=t % .as couT.
aoesse. WA careful watching a. danger Is
I.o~ considered ys1st.
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tuted for his. as he would under no cir
eumstances stand for the place
lie received reply from the secretary
ton had adjourned ana his declination
could not lie accepted. Your election is
assured added the secretary. hut this as
Tiboals, as he afterwards author.
positive SiAtestse.st t4.<st ne would not ac-
cept, and SAYS that no amount Of urging
Will cause him TO reconsider this decision.
Democratic admission that Mr.. Clapp can
not De defeated in this senatorial! district
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25
YELLOW MILL POND
CASE UNRAVELLED.
DR. Nancy GuiIford Accused of Caus-
ing Emma GiIf's Death by
MafarartfCe

BRIDGEPORT. Csnr-. Sep.. si-Super-
intentent of Police BlrEn.ag ham announces
the complete uuraveiIuE OF the Yellow
NJ pond murder mystery
TIE superintendent Aass that Or. Nancy
Gu!+for.! cstl%ed the death ~ Emma Gil!
BY = criminal operation. ard asserts that
Jae body vas remembered n the bath t2o
q 60 .for4'S house
Il names Henry Oxlsv a. Ar arcoTar!ieA
- Ia extent - his being responsible for
me condition - thc gtrl aad coGse at.,.g
- tEe criminal operation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25

NO FUSION IN JEFFERSON,
Straight Democratic Ticket VIII He
Placed in the Field

Special Dispatch to the post-Yntelligencer
PORT TOWNSEND. Sept. 24.-At the
Democratic primaries in this city this even
Ing little interest was manifested. and
scarcely more than one-tenth as many peo-
pie turned out as attended the Republican
primaries a few weeks ago
There was some rivalry between the ad-
vocates and opponents OF fusion. and the
results showed a victory for the anti-fu-
sionists, which .nsures the nomination Z
a straight Democratic ticket in Jefferson
county.
A few Gold Democrats who voted with
the Republicans two years ago are among
the Democratic delegates elected az the
primaries this evening
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25

Seventeenth Girl Takes
Poison at butte.

BUTTE. Sent. 24.-Ma-y Dodge, aged Il.
daughter Of Mrs. NJ. A. Dodge. Of Nissou!a
committed suicide today by taking poison
She lef; several letters in which she con-
fessed her love for NJ II. Rutherford, az
Missoua. and inti1fates that he had be-
trayed her. She sait she VAS dying TO
save her own REPUTATION and bis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25

Baay AT Cfeophas Gregorte. suirtae'
Pound In Oakland. tai

OAKLAND. ca, Ss2t. @t-Ia,e last
.ssAt Eee b.s5y e s~3e3peas oreKorts WAS
sr~r{ t,-t-s- <r, a fegcs sss f1Nn r. t9e FT%-
t.;en~< seri.on- 1--WE bu3lst Hoses 14ar -
hesrt and t~e abxtuee II &a overs a ana
as. for Sesv led 10 tsls 2elset t1at &c Rad
-, x.,t,ysgvs{i tg.t .a:s- 1evei s7pf-srtS- 80
re r>9tt,e say. saow tEat & Mas case -
s@.s.sssf 4 revolver was <slH1 rear Sc
NS.iyt ard q former sn1p.3xs~ SAYS sA&t Re
1850 80 mar as mentally weak
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HAVANA. SeQf. z4.-tTen. Maxine Co
ID@z has arrived az tire camp % Gen. R0jas
IN ;ae Santa Clara province. Gen Gomez
gives etnpaat!c denial - the published re-
ports taA' - has p-sseates. rs resignation
as commander .u CHIEF Of TIE Cuban AIRY
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OLYMPIA. Sep. &A-Tae ss4rTsr>c co3r:
handed dawn decisions II these cases TO
4. Ner.ze-. Sape,iAni, IS. : q. A.
kezt Ct al. respondents FseF>s eo4'l1S
Judgment reversed
= S,.Ess. appellant. rs. T1s e.tS7
ssssthw sstsra Railroad Company. 1r.saa-
ants. " II kne@a21e, Tecetver, S.,ftstss
Railroad Company Te~se2Is-I$ AsS-ss
county, Judgment TtYsEsslA
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CHICAGO. sept @4~FTel Gilbert. a
Spirit Lake Iowa. today defeated J A r
ELLIOTT. 81 Kansas CITY. - . ldo I've h.ri
shooting a1Atse :or he DGpo-t t~opay. GIL
bert ssassed % alvaz. aSainst Egllotts "a
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NrW YORK sept @4-Tha Meadow
brock cub ~on tha pa}o cG&lr 2&o1sasp a.
America &n1 ths W..8srr AsidcFf Aston
cup from ~ sGe!pe.a today on Prospect
Parade Gvear3s by score cf - - :.
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DIR. Conner Accepts,

CINCINNATI Sept e4-Dr. Ihineas s
Coaner. Of this city, a distinguished phys
ota1 and surgeon. ard A veteran % Tie
evil Nir,. has accept . the appointment Of
the president a member OF the committee
- investigate Ine conduct 9: TIE war de-
mar ne n
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Bert aepine Wins Bicycle Race.

BALTIMORE, sep ~ Bert Bepine. q
Memphis Tenn. OF tne first pr3xe - 500
IL she eighteen -nour p:cTc!e rsre. which has
been "a progress a. tire Coliseum In shls
c5tE. TIE Hn3SG WAS clcse ara nSc.:iGx
o.. a te~ feet g pssrst!nx TIE leaders
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fled today by nine ether discharged en-
ployes OF the circus, who We're left here
stranded. attachments were issued ana
upon these writs the sheriff took posses sion
or a large portion or the clrcus property.
Deep Creek Jones and Vivian pooson
respectively candidates on the fusion ticket
for member OF the legislature ard superin~
tendent OF schools went on the bonds %
the stranded men in the attachment pro-
ceeasngs,
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HESIVIrS STILL VOMITING FIRE.
Eruption Increasing and Becoming
Violent as That of ISL.

NAPLES, Sept. 2i-Tha eruption ~ We
suv.us Is Increasing. IL violence and fl Is
feared thar q will assume the proportions
OF that 81 1879.
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AWARD MARCH OF
The YELLOW EPIDEMIC.
'ss staisns New Victims at Many
foints In the Southern
Mates

49, iStlLlE Sspt. sa-Ths yellow
Gww 70 iefS'Sc - s,ew;y marching onward.
Ar " ans caeo~ /, -: tgS u{5h toAta -
a. - two ei2cs pe5pe were taken
| AsI2 n s-s se rsatc
a. aie ave new cases a. Harvey
,&na Gre at HSta1 Rouge
CO. - s&a,As-sfs1 s.%f3 ri health makes ghc
81 - AZ aaIo0~ e;ncIs th4t IRA :j< IN has
= cases To-Day. Eve persons have
sssoaaitu,A:soa os The reports % the
"a aeAl,a Ee&,s-er SHOWS A tot4. -
-Ne-s .z..L.- - y. 4 .. - Y -. q. M
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WASzIE<JsTxl< sept. z&-7~As r-as Ger. :
has argsGsrte& Roswell X Ca}car3 OF Ne
xaGA superintendent CO Ire Csrsos. znla.
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a conp tsl Tef eand
nopnhn attorneys general thesis
b eaateb
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CONTRACTS AWARDED
FOR TORPEDO BOATS,
Allotmenfs Made by Acting Secre-
tary Allen for New Vessels
for the Navy.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Acting Score
tary Aliens final distribution CT contracts
for supplying the torpedo boats and torpedo
boat destrCyers authorized by the naval APP
preparation bil. provides tog aIIoiments Of
contracts as follows:
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SAN FRANCISCO. SEPT 2@.~-T1~. Charles
t-rexe whose death a. Vienna g - po-~ II
~ cas}s - sad - have asea = pfact@-
s5arer n Z srnarcS Meat Portland Gre.
and SrsksEe. Wash. he IS reported %
Aavs amused = sagt4r~ - mining .1ysss~
saa1ss = NGasAuA
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DEATHS.
DIR. Charles Freyr.

NI-T YORK. Ssp. - John " Tpscey
ua0 T@esE~y general manager % lie - y
YusA Ce2:rl rallwAy. Is 5ea4.
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Number.

Torpedo boats Number
Trsg. Richmond, Va =. ................ 3
lawley. Bost0a 49,. ...... -. ........ >
Gas Engine and Power Company. New
Nixon. Elizabeth. y. j. ............. .
Columbian Iron Works Baltimore ....... /
ngstroyers-
Trigg. RiChmond. 800. 80. ..........., .
Fore River Engine Company. Boston,. !
Maryla Steel Company. Baltimore 80. !
Nea3e ~ Levy. Phiiale. paia o.. ......... .
Union Iron Works. san Francisco. ....... 3
Harlan and HoiEngsw0ria. Wilmington
liza +s-----s.-..-.
Gas Engine and Power Company, New
~ .s-s.-.~-s.--4s
The award Of three boats 70 the Bath
works IS under consideration by the board
az bureau chiefs.
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ATLANTA sert s4--Gs~ AlSer sp@n,
rWe hours today 3: FoFs --.aEs.s.saa aa3
HAS as Z 10 aess!is.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-05-27
nouNn FoR MANlLA.
pas7 Men on tho three Transports Now
Loading.

San Francisco, May 2i-Thc prepar'
ations for the first expedition 20 Ma
Mia are absorbing the entire time Of
the military officers. Nothing remains
10 be done but to finish loading tho
three vcssels-th the Pelsin, Australia and
sydney.
The first expedition will be divided
among the three vessels rs follows:
The City Of Pckin, the First Cali
fornia volunteers, composed Of 40 OIL
GERS aud D37 enlisted men, 10 officers
and n sailors o. the navy. making a
total Of 90 officers aud ioii men.
The City Of sydney. % oniccrs and
DIS enlisted mon Of one battalion Of
tho Oregon volunteers, @ odlcerH and
300 men Of the four compauic, Of the
Fourteenth United states infantry,
Que officer aud J. : men Of the California
heavy artillery aud Dr.Ii J. McNcagh,
raaking medical omccr. Total, "a Off
GERS and 059 men.
The Australia. the headquarters, stan
and band. and two battalious of the
Oregon volunteers. comprising 81 OIL
GERS and 60 men
The troops assigned TO depart on the
Australia aud the city Of sydney have
been ordered to report at the docks OF
their respective vessels at s o'clock
this morning.
The organization " the second cxpe-
dition TO the Philippines will not DO
determined until the arrival OF General
Wesley Merritt, who Is In command OF
the whole expedition, and who will
reach this city at the end Of tho week.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-05-27
UTAH CAVALRY LEAVES.
ui,sn an Ovation a. rhoy Marched to the
Train.

ulysn m Ovation a. They Marched 10 the
Train.
Salt Lake, May rs. The last Of tile
volunteers. Captain Cainc, and his
troop ~ so cayalrymcn have gone TO
Join the batteries a. San Francisco.
They we're given a great denomination
Notwithstanding the threatening
weather They broke camp n, a.i5,
aud the train pulled out NJ 6iii last
evening, carrying the last Of utahs
soldier boys
The march through the city was q
triumphal one The troops presented
splendid appearance. They were ca
oortcd by a guard Of honor composed
Of veteran Union aud Confederate sol
dlcrs
Tho company treasury was Increased
by sli5, a contrib alton Wy members Of
the Alta club, 10 make the boys COM
Portable,
They will not be detained long In
San Francisco. but are expected 10 sail
about June 1, on tho frat transports
that leave.