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Mrs. s. Seabrook is reported ill to- day.
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Miss Edith Stevens, of Little Rock, is in the city, the guest of Miss Lovelady in Lakeside.
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Mrs. r. L. Sutton, Of Little Rock, arrived in this city this morning, to attend the Christian convention.
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Gunther's famous chocolates and honbons at. Mitchell's, only, POS Main street. II 15 If
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Messrs, L.St Stoval and ". L. McGFutcben, of Little Rock, were
 registered at the Trulock yesterday.
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Mir A Strobel has accepted a pc sition with I. J. Bloom, where he would be pleased to have his friends call on him when in need of any ching in the meat line. Gd3t
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Miss Minnie Craridge. a charming belle of Newport. after a pleasant visit to Mr. and Mrs Oscar Brew ster, has returned to her home.
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Mir. Joe Eiselman. popular shoe drummer of Toledo, Ohio, Is visit ing his customers here today.
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Miss Mary Lindsey left this morn ing for Winchester, to visit Miss Mamie Courtney
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Messrs. M J. Ringlehaupe and J. I. Aitschdl, of Little Rock, are in the city today.
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If you want your, orders delivered at once, you ean get 1t at Joe c. Meyers. dtf
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Fresh strawberries received every aY. at Joe 2. Meyers. dtf
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Capt. v. D. Wilkins Is spending the heated term at Hot Springs.
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-Innnet nrr Gnnds Cn.

HOnnet Dry GOOdS Co.
 In accordance with an order made in this cause by the Chancery court on February 2t 1898, all creditors of the Honnet Dry Goods Co. are hereby notified to present their claims against. said corporation within % days from this date. for the purpose of shar- ing in the assets of said corporation in ;ic- cordanee with section l42s of Sandel & Hill's Digest.
 Given under my hand and seal as Clerk of the Chancery court, this 23d day of February, 1898. II. A. Mccoy Clerk
 w2-26-3m K. B. BLOOM. D. c.
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Miss Ednn Tucker, of Tucker. Is visiting Miss. Sue Knox, on West Sixth avenue.
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Mir. Sydney Smith Is on the sick list today.
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
 Take Casearets Candy Cathartic. lOc or 25c. If c. c. e. fail to cure, druggists refund money.
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Mir, T. M, Phillips. of Altheimer, is in the city today.
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Mir. Tom Collier. of Altheimer, is in town today.
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MT. Chas. Well is reported much better today.
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Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
 Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever. 10c, 25e II 0. c. c fail, druggists refund money.
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Fresh cooked rolled ham at Joe (. Meyers. If
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Hires Root Beer at Joe c. Meyers
 If
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For electric bells, wire. etc, tele- phone C. c. Cady, Old Phone, No. 400. dlm
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Mir. Steve Treadwell. a resident of Fordyee. is in our city today.
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No-To-Bse for Fifty Cents Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak men strong, blood pure. 50e, sI. All druggists.
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Coroner Cook went to Noble Lake thIs morning. on business.
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Felix G. smart has put in q nice line Of staple and fancy groceries at Sulphur Springs under the manage ment of MT. c. C. Reed. G-1-dtf
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Messrs. W. ]. Owen and E. H. Wilmington left this morning for Noble Lake on important business.
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MT. B. H. Holmes. of Fordyce, was among Pine Bluff visitors yes terday.
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Mir. NJ. A. Hudson, of Locust Cot tage, was a Pine Bluff caller this morning.
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MT. J. N. Hartley. a merchant of Philadelphia, was calling on his Pine Bluff friends yesterday.
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In the Jefferson Chancery Court. State of Arkansas, County of Jefferson. A, s, Honnet, ct al
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ON THE POINT OF RUPTURE.
The Relations Bstw cen Great nrstaln ana
China Greatly s,raiaea--rhs Latter
Must Regard rormer's Wishes

LoNDoN, Aug 20 -Authoritativc
confirmation has been received OF the
dispatch from PelSin TO the Daily
Mail, Saturday morning. asserting
that the relations between the Tsung-
Li-lamen and Sir Claude Mcdonald.
tho British minister TO China, arc
strained TO the point OF rupture, aud
that Sir Claude has intimated that
Great Britain will regard rs casus
oelli any failure ON the part OF Chine to
observe her wishes They say that the
situation between Great britain and
ChinaNs acute, Sir Claude Macdonald
strcnuonsly insisting that China shall
observe her engagements TO the Brit
ish syrdicatcs and demanding satis-
factory explanations with regard to
the Pcl<in- IIankow railway. n neccs-
sary. the British squadron, noN as
sembled at Wci-Hai-Wei. viii support
the British minister's demands Menn-
while. add the foreign Office officials.
the negotiations that are being con-
Quoted 10y Sir Charles Scott. the British
and Russian spheres OF influences arc
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the president, acting upon the
verdict rendered. could remove that
official from office That would be the
extent of the punishment under such
conditions. II. however, the president
does not order an investigation. con.
gress holds the power 10 impcach the
secretary OF war and can iuhict pun
ishment that will mean everlasting
disgrace in case Of conviction. In that
case the president would be held coual-
ly responsible with the secretary for
not having ordered an inquiry prom Dt-
iy upon the presentation OF charges of
SO serious n character. in my
opinion the president will find
that ne viii be COMPELLED to
order an investigation in se.f- O.
Tense. IL tine secretary OF war has
been guilty Of competence aua meg
ligence. as has been charged. MIR. Nc
kinlev can not afford to sustain him.
Gen. Miles is a soldier. and. like most
soldiers. is "a straightforward. fruth-
ful man. lie is no more afraid OF an
issue than he is of an Indian. and
when he comes back to Washington
and tells What he knows. an investi-
cation OF the war department will be
inevitable, particularly as he Will be
correlated 10y other officers VINO will
bc entitled 20 equal consideration.
even II they are not OF SO exalted
rank
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duce "A bill 20 correct the defects in the
existing law, and 10 increase tho
strength Of the army on peace foot
ing 10 100. 900 enlisted men. lie feels
confident that the measure viii be
passed.
The strongest opposition TO the re-
organization bin last winter and
spring came from the represcntati YES
Of the national guard organizati ons Of
the various states. and it was effective
20 considerable extent The cx-
perienee Of the last four months,
there IS reason to believe. has
convinced that element, as well as "a
great many congressman who surreu-
dered 70 its in Auence. that the opposi-
ton was 81 judged and unreasonable.
and that reasonably strong regular
army; thoroughly equipped and organ
lied on modern basis. would be a
benefit. rather than draw back, TO
the national guard organizations.
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RIOT AT CAVITE.
Natives Fire ON Three Americans Who
Had Been Sent ON an Errand.
rroopsr Hud on Was KILLED and Corporal
Anderson MORALLY wounded-Foar
Troopers MISUNDERSTANDING Ios-
Pour Killed. Several Wounded.

NAv1A. Aug. s5-On Wednesday a
.rporal and two troopers OF battery
n % The Utah artillery. after disem.
ba-king az Cavite. were sent ON an er.
rand
Tie natives Immediately began fr.
ise D..mounied cavalry were sent to
oue. thc disturbance. but the natives
misunderstood the movement, and the
firing became general
Trooper Hudson WAS killed and Cor
po-ai Anderson mortaily wounded.
Troopers Layton. Nachbar. Connol-
iy and Doyle, Of the sth cavalry. were
wounded.
-Four natives were killed and several
wounded
Gen Aguinaiio has expressed his re.
greet at the encounter and promises 10
punish the offenders
No further trouble Is expected.
NEW YORK. Aug. s7.-A dispatch To
the Herald from Manila SAYS:
Gen Aguinaldo interviewed at Ba.
eoor. declared that he was anxious to
support the authority OF the United
States in these islands and that he had
persuaded the other rebel leaders To
accept his views
It is his desire now that the in.
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OUR PEACE COMMISSIONERS.
london Times says They Are strong in Per
sonnet aud Represents President
Mchiniey's Colonial Policy.

LoNDoN, Aug. 27.-The Times Satur-
aay morning, referring editorially
To the American peace commission.
says The commission is strong
IN personnel emf in policy and must
DC taken to represent President
Nckinley's concurrence in the in
chnation of the republican party
towards a policy of colonial expansion.
The nomination Of Mr.. White may be
Que 10 the presidents resolve not TO
ignore the interests and susceptible
hes Of the Church OF Rome in the final
settlement of the Philippines
II IT. be true that President McKin-
iey is as ne seems to be. resolved TO
mold something more than Manila. the
ioglc Of the situation will probably
iead him in the end TO the occupation
OF the whole archipelago.
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AMERICAN ARMY
Bill 10 Re Introduced 60 Correct Defects
In the Existing Military Laws.
Also % Increase tho strength OF the Army
ON a Peace Footing 10 100000 Kn-
listed Men-Nr Hall l. Conndent
the Measure wni PA.-

NEw York. Aug. % One OF the inn
portant matters which will occupy the
attention OF congress at its next ses-
sion viii BE- legislation 20 INCREASE the
strength of the permanent military
establishment, saws the Washing
toa correspondent Of the Tribune.
Chairman Hun, OF the committee on
military affairs OF the house OF repre-.
sentatives. who j. in Washington.
whore lac eNpccts 10 remain until early
in November, Is dcvoting much attcn-
ton to the subject aud has already
discovered that the war has removed
some OF the more formidable Obstacles
which hindcred and finally prevented
the enactment OF satisfactory law FOR
the organization and increase OF the
army at the last congress.
In the coming session he Will intro
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CAMP NEAR KNOXVILLE, TENN
az Rapidly Filing Up WIN Troops Prom
Nhickamaugs-Gen. Roe Tenders His
Resignation TO Secretary Alger.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. sT.-Camr
Poland. near this city. Is rapidly nil.
ing up with troops from ChiclSamauga.
The 18th Indiana. ad Ohio and is,
West Virginia have arrived. All
troops are unloa led from side tracks
within short distance of the
camp and not brought into the
city. The health of the 1000
men now here is excellent and those
sick in the hospital are improving. ow-
ing to the change OF air and water.
Ten. Roe, commanding the LIST bril-
gade, I'd division, Sd corps, who is now
here, will tender his resignation to
Secretary of War Alger at once, wish.
ing TO retire TO private life.
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The Mr.terr I-n.nlre.l.

"i'pLErowS, o. Aug. GO. Will Con-
nor who was found dead in the Bip
our railroad yards Saturday morn.
with his skull crushed. died at 2
cock Friday morning without hav.
"s gained consciousness The nys-
may never be cleared as to how
~ sustained the injuries that cost him
me- Conner was 20 and Of high
'espectaole family, one Of the old.
'o Tine city. The funeral will prob
roy be held sunday morning from
Hoy Trinity chnrch
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Limitation OF whlsk, rroduc,,on

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 2T.-The pro.
moters of the scheme to limit the pro.
duetion of Kentucky whisky 20 Eve
years are much encouraged. j. b.
Thompson, of Harrodsburg, who has
drawn MP the official agreement. will
be here Monday with the papers, aud
tour of the state TO visit the
interested parties will begin. II IS
proposed TO get the agreement IN
shape for the distillers' meeting, to bc
held at the Gait house on September
70. IL will then be brought TO the no.
nce OF the representative producers OF
the state. The production in the lin.
tied scheme is calculated at 357, $50
barrels annually. or lG.79o. 900 gallons.
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surgent army be disbanded and return
to the provinces
lie complained of lack of honesty
ana military talent in the rebel lead
ers. and said he has not an army. but
only an unruly rabble.
The general seemed dispirited. He
added that he trusts the United States
will form free and liberal govern
neni, and says that the Americans can
count on his cooperation.
The rebellion is spreading in the
south. Sorsogon has fallen into the
hands of the rebels, FIVE Spaniards
being killed in the assault on the
place
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PEACE COMMISSION AIDS.
John Moore, Massachusetts. TO BE secre-
tary. aud >. q. Macarthur. New
York, Assistant secretary.

NAsnISGToN, Aug. e. The follow
ing attaches OF the peace commission
have been selected and will be APP
pointed by the presidents: John Moore.
o. Massachusetts now assistant secre-
tary Of state. TO be secretary Of the
commission, and j. r. Macarthur. 81
New Hors, assistant secretary Mr..
MacArthur was formerly first secretary
Of the United States legation at Madrid.
and is now on special duties at the
state department lie has had consid.
cradle experience ia work OF a diplo-
matte nature.
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CAUGHT AMERICAN BRIDES.
Two OF Adm cervera's omeers Are Re-
ported To He Engaged To rwoof
Maryiand's Pair Daughters

WASHINGTON, Aug. s7.-A letter re-
eeived In Washington announced the
alleged engagement OF two fair daugh.
'erS OF Maryland TO two OF Adm. Ger
vera's officers The two officers who
VIII take 10 Spain with them Ameri.
can brides, the letter said, are
Lieut. Enrique Lacievera and
Juan CavanillaS The first named
would make Miss Clara W. DUFF. OF
baltimore. his bride. it was said. and
that Lieut. Cavanillas had won the
heart and the promise OF her hand
from Miss Mamie Hays. of Annapolis,
whose hospitable home has enter.
tanned the Spanish officer almost cor
stantly since their arrival.
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HE FAyORS INVESTIGATION.
OF state sherman say. That
"soressry Aigeris Guilty He should
lie REMOVED Prom once.

WASHINGTON Aug. s7.-The Wash
ington Times Friday morning nri,ts
the Following interview with ex-Secre-
'ary sherman in regard to the conduct
OF the war and the responsibility for
the present sickness and death amons.
the soldiers:
As you doubtless know. was on
posed 70 the war programme. Bpt
haVing begun the war. we should have
conducted u in such a way as TO have
protected our own soldiers
Mr. sherman said that the president
was not rcsposibie for neglect or mis-.
conduct on the part OF snbordina4es
IN the departments. The president
he said had been diiigent. active and
patriotic IN the conduct OF the war
and he felt confident that had con.
eress withheld its harsh declara,io,
the presidents and the state depar,.
mont would have secured bv nego,ia.
tons with Spain the substantial inde-
pendcnce of Cuba
When asked as TO the course tina.
should be pursued in order To ,.e, -,
the truth. Mr.. sherman said: ..,rbe
president has power to order an in
vestigation. which can he conducted
by board OF inquiry, TO be appointed
10y him such board would no, have
executive powers, and its findings
would have moral rather than a
Judicial influence. II the board found
that American soldiers had need.
lessly suffered and died because
OF the neglect or incompetence OF
any Official OF the government
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TEmE HAUrE, Ind. Aug. 20 "A new
distillcry company capitaiiz I'd az $500 .
600 bias Jet contracts Tor tie erection
OF q distiIcry IN this city 20 have a
daily capacity 81 5000 bushols Of corn.
The contract calls for the completion
~ the building before December T.
The company in which Fred T. smith.
Of this city. and George r Emmitt. Of
Pekin. Ills, are the Fyo heaviest
stocknolders. will be an antitrust
concern and win manufacture nothing
hul nIgh proof .nlrLt.
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proceeding in a perfectly friendly
IN A STATE OF ANARCHY.
People " the Country Districts Of Porto
Rico Terrori1ed by tho Guerriins
since Withdrawal Of spanIards.

NEW YORK. Aug. 90 "A dispatch
from Ponce, Porto Rico. to the Her
aid. says:
Gen. stone. who has just returned
from the vicinity Of Arecibo, reports
that state Of anarcy exists in the
country districts
Tne withdrawal Of the Spanish
troops gives the guerillas free play
Cen. Stone says that the people are
terrorized and are praying for Amer
lean protection The Spanish former
~ covered the country with o mounted
patrol. Our forces have not yet been
put in chars
The natives and the spaniards are
busy cutting each others throats
Gen. Stone sent full report 70 Gen.
Miles Friday night
Capt Waters and Lieut.. Fulmcr. n
Battery G, Of PhmnixvilIe. Pa. have
resigned from the United states
service.
Lieut. Fuimcr and Lieut. Bean. who
are in the same battery. were tried tc.
fore an efficiency board whose verdict
has not yet been made known.
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NoLrmnrs. o Aug. - state school
Commissioner y. ID. Bonebraks has re-
celvea Communication from. -. a.
scott, commissioner Of Internal rev
enue. in which be makes the ruling
that teachers certificates are EXEMPT
from The operation of the war stamp
tax This viii be welcome news. az
Bernard Bcttmann. THO collector a.
Cincinnati has ruled that each certi6.
cate must bear ton-ccnt stamp. and
it seemed that She teachers mast pay
y Ia addision to the 81 cxansar, on
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Ex-GOv. MATTHEWS DEAD.
Tie Passed Away Peacefully. Surrounded
ny Hts wife sna othsr Member. ef
Ills Immediate PANTY.

LANcAsrEn Ind. Aug. "a -Former
Gov. Claude Matthews was stricken
with paralysis Thursday afternoon az
Meharry's grove, where hc was at
tending the old settlers meeting. Gov.
Matthews had just concluded his adj
dress when stricken. lie i spccch-
less aud his entire right side l. par
alyaed. Physicians from Elmdalc and
Wlngate arc in Attendance aud hls
condition is eonsidc red dangerous
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niHMISGHAN, Ala. Aug - "A wreck
Of o train bearing soldiers % Hunts-
vile is reDOrted on che Louisville 81
Nashville near here. One man is said
% have been killed and macy injured.
The troops are said - be the Goth New
York en- route from Fernandina to
huntsville.
Two enlisted men Of the Coth New
York volunteers were instantly killed.
one fatally and SIX seriously Injured
in a wreck which occurred on the
Louisville and Nashville near here
sunday night
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LooANsroEr, Ind. Aug. 27.-E L.
semans, pastor OF the Broadway Meth.
odist church Of this city, Is an arden,
advocate of territorial expansion as
far as the Philippines are concerned.
He says II is the duty OF the United
States 20 bring about reform OF
the customs in the Philippines and
90 civiiize the inhabitants He SAYS
the hand OF God is discernable in this
war and that the United States should
not shrink in its drty.
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"A'fHsrowN Ind, Aug 2I-At a
.,N''y saw mill, seven miles east OF
place. while serving as an Off
ef' Oliver Bousman. aged 35 years.
-'''''ed and fell upon the rapidly re-
4Df circular saw lie was liter.
~. 'oFn TO pieces before the eyes OF
le''ow workmen. who were unable
.''ene him. One hand was torn on
~, hurled into an adjoining field sew.
"a 'oa' away. bis skull was split I'M
'e brain was exposed and one eye
n entirely out
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iIospllal snip solare o,srao.

NV ToGR Aug. 20 "A special 10
thc World from Boston says. The Red
Cross hospital shin solace. with sick
and woundcd sailors from Santiago.
was due here Tuesday No udinQs
have beef received Of her since She
left che shores 81 Cuba and grave fears
have arisen concerning her safety
The soiase had on board number OF
sick and convalescont sailors from
simpsons feet, who were 20 be taken
60 the naval hospital al Chelsea
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WAsmsoTos Aug. 90 The follow.
ing volunteer regiments were satur.
day ordered 20 b. mustered out Of the
service The lst and 9TH Missouri.
40 cnickamaura, aud the 8d Missouri.
now a. Middletoivn. Pa. will 20 20
Jefferson barracks. No The l59th
Indiana. now 40 Middiotowu. sill 20
10 Indianapolis The sth Sew Yors.
nowat Chichamauga si.l go % Hemp
stead. Z.
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Fiies a PetItlon In HanErppfev.

MINIATURES. Wis, Aug. O. Freder-
,e" ]. Day, who was president Of the
,'anSinton bank. which failed in 1898,
iIioay filed petition in bankruptcy.
asking to be declared bankrupt and
'oF discharge from his debts Day
owes sos $50 ST. and there IS. accord
.D- 10 tne petition, absolutely not one
cent for the creditors
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NAHHAGANsErr PiEn. y. T.. Aug. 60
The condition Of Miss Winnie Davis.
who is critically ih here. was slightly
improved Sunday. AZ organization
saturday by DR. John a. Wilcox and
DR. Bachc. Of New York. her illness
was pronounced 20 be gastritis.
Prayers were offered sunday FOR her
recovery In the Episcopal and Catholic
churches here.
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sANrIAGo De CUBA, Aug. sz-Gen.
shafter and his staff sailed Thursday
morning on The United States trans.
port Mexico. His departure was not
marked by special incident On arriv.
ing at Montauk Point he viii go with
Mai Miley TO Washington TO meeI
President Mckinley.
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NAsmSoroS, AUG. ~ Seuor Wen.
ma, the new minister from Chilli TO this
country. was accompanied 20 the white
house Friday py secretary Day and
presented % the president There was
the usual exchange OF diplomatic
greetings incident to the reception Of
a new minister
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WAsniNoToN. Aug. q. The god Kan.
sas voiun teer infantry. now az Middle.
town, Pa. has been ordered TO Fort
Leavenwortn, Kan, where they will
oe mustered out aud the Ist New
Hampshire volunteer infantry. now at
Lexington. Ky. 20 Concord. y. H.. to
Oc mustered out
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WAsmNGToN, Aug. "a. Capt Juan
; Hart, ist regiment United states
volunteer infap,ry. has been detailed
To duty a. interpreter 20 tic American
military commissioners in Cuba and
has been ordered from Galveston to
Washington reporting 20 Maj Gen.
Wade.
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WAsmSeroS. Aug 27 Gen. Lawton
reports the health condition Of hs
troops at Santiago Friday as follows:
Total sick. 575; total fever. 800. total
new cases, -; total returned 70 duty.
o: deaths. +.
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LAFAYETTE. Ind. Aug &C. Ex-Gov.
Matthews Nas slightly improved FRI.
day having rcgained consciousness
Friday morning. but his condition is
still. serious His wife and daughter
arrived Thursday night from Clinton.
Tie is still az tho hons of Isaac Me-
harrv.