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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-04
A CHILD ENJOYS

The pleasant flavor, gentle action, and
soothing effect of Syrup of Figs, when
In need of a laxative, and IL the father
or mother be costive or bilious, the
most gratifying results follow its use;
that 1t is the best family remedy
50 tNuJ nilJ should have
MirJffCtIOt by the Cali
s!u1 C.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-04

The Chief Burgess of Milesburg, Pa, says
DeWitts Little Early Risers are the best pills
he ever used in his family during forty years
II house keeping They cure constipation,
sick headache and stomach and liver trouble
Small in size but great il results Stone
drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-04
Excursion Iuly a.

The o. r. & N. Company will sell
tickets on July 2. 3 and TO all points
in Oregon good to return on or before
July 6, for one fare for the round trip
This makes a rate Of Sl.25 TO Portland
and return,
GUY M. POWERS, Agt.
Trade street dock. 7 2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-04

Sick headache, biliousness, constipation and
all liver and stoma ch troubles can be quickly
cured by using those famous little pills known
as DeWitts Little Early Risers. They are
pleasant 10 take and never gripe. Stone Drug
Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-04

81 think DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is the
finest preparation on the market for piles"
So writes John c. Dunn, Of Wheeling. W.
Va Try it and you will think the same
II also cures eczema and all skin diseases
Stone Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-04
Dsnsess .s the switch.

AREN'T you ready YETI"
II couldn't find my hair"
'Well miss the train. Switches
dways seem 10 delay traffic "-Mrsia
The first watches, made at Nuremberg
and called Nuremberg eggs" COM
manded nearly $500.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-04

The Bombay officer Of health protests
against the destruction of the crocodiles.
He says they are the best and only scav.
engers possible of the water reservoirs
In which they dwell.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-04

The editor OF the Evans City, Pa, Globe,
writes. lone Minute Cough Cure is rightly
named. 1t cured my children after all other
remedies failed" II cures coughs colds and
all throat and lung troubles. Stone Drug
Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-04

"You may think you're smart" sald
the tragedian as the audience pelted him
with late iamented hen fruit, "but
think you're making some pretty bad
breaks. ."-Elmira Gazette.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-04

The greatest courage is to bear perse-
cution, not to answer when you are re-
viled, and when a wrong has been done
to forgive.-"The Newcomes"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-04

Experience is the best teacher Use Acker's
English Remedy in any case of coughs, colds
or Group. Should it fail to give Immediate
relief money refunded. rs cents and so cents
Lunn & Brooks, druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-04

Dyspepsia can be cured by using Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets, One little tablet will
give immediate relief or money refunded.
Sold in handsome tin boxes at 2Sc. Lunn &
Brooks. druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-04
Back to Health
After Long illness Hoods sarsa-
ParlIla Restored Good Health
Now as Strong as Ever.

"After an illness of two years, during
which time underwent several surgical
operations, at last began to improve, but
my Improvement was so slow that be-
came discouraged. was very much run
down and / did not have any appetite.
did not care TO live. One day 1 met q
friend who had taken Hoods sarsapariIIA
and who urged me to try 1t. I consented,
and after had taken few doses / began
to feel better and had g better appetite.
gained from two TO three pounds week
and grew stronger every day. 1 took two
or three bottles OF Hoods saEsaparilIs,
and am as strong as sver was In my life.
Hoods 6arsaparilia has brought me back
10 health" EMILY BnLIEoER, 10 Grand
Avenue, South Portland, Oregon.
Hoods sarsaT Ds;iiIs
Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Further.
Sold BY all druggists. Oh six for %.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-04

An onyx seal ring. belonging to an
anoisnt Athenian. was lately dag up
hsaF Athena
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
OPEN THE INDIA MINIS
free Courage Of Silver 10 Come at al la-ly
Date,
EFFORT FOR 20 10 I INSTEAD OF ls TOT.


NEWER. Colo. Aug. "a special 60
bo Times from Washington. D. C.,
says;
information has becn received here
frsm London through private chIn-
uels to the eject that the indian minu
are 10 be rcopenod to free coinage.
and the assertion Is made that THE "lii
occur nj an unexpectedly early date.
TIN report u the India commission
Do 10 be- published before the first of
september. and this is expected 90
throw some light upon the details u
the natter
The announcement That the important
stem of roopcnlng the mints viii take
place comes from % source which u
Usually reliable. Their is strong Ct
faft tn have the ratio changed from 10
DO 90 - 90 1. and IL In asserted that a
willingness TO assent 90 this change has
boon evinccd hy both the United states
and France. This estahiHhmUui u a
ratio OF - to would have the eject of
Increasing the present price Of silver
hut ID would un the other hand probably
prevent forever thu restoration ut the
ratio of iG TO T.
There Is some disposition 10 doubt
the accuracy " the information but
this doubt appears 90 arise largely
from the fact that IL IL unexpected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
CONFEDERATION ADVOCATED.
salvador, Honduras aud Nicaragua May
hecomo the unitod states at Central
America.

Munagua. Nicaragua, July iG.-(Cor-
rpnpuudence u the associated PrpHA)-
The convention OF deputies from sal-
yadnr Honduras and Nicaragua rs Htill
being held daily. The committee ape
pointed % report ON the articles Tor
a constitution Tor these states, submit
ted 90 10 by the DICT " the Greater
Republic under whose call Il met, has
reported many m9dln, atoms. IL also
has suggested Capitalization OF tho
states IN question, having a federal dis
trlCt composed uf part of the CiVil de-
pnrtmenta Of chinhninnFl, bordering
on the Pacific ocean ana the cur Fon-
SEGA In Nicaragua. Of Amplla, border
lng upon the Gulf Of FuuFeca Tn Hon
durlH, ana uf LlmHn, bordering on tho
Pacific and tho guf NJ fonHeca, In
Salvador with Amapulu. which II
situated on the island % Tigfc, In the
Gulf of Fonseca, as the capital city.
The convention voted down by q
large majority the contralizlng IDEA ana
favored a confederation OF the three
states under the name OF United
States OF Central America"
Evidences NJ serious division de-
veloped when the delegates reached the
discussion OF the question as 70 whether
there should be- an executive consist
Ing OF q tribunal OF three persons or
only one person The Nlcaragnlns In
the convention are all In favor Of Pres
ldcnt Zelaya ~ Nicaragua being the
hrat executive ~ the confederation ana
having fun control OF Ore arms, ann
munltlon and other war material, ana
the soldiers OF Salvador, Honduras and
Nicaragua.
Tho newspapers OF the other states,
however. protest against the selection
nf President Zelhya as the head OF the
confederation and they are fun OF Bit
ter articles charging him with serious
aud the changing ~ the condition OF
Nicaragua from peace ana prosperity
20 bankruptcy The papers also ac-
cuso President Zelayn Of inhumane
acts against thousands OF native Ni-
cnraguans ~ wealth and intelligence
who have opposed his administration.
The presidents friends are about 90
Issue a circular In defense OF his gov
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
Major General conn omma aniii
rNCusINO GEN. GARCIA.
Lefi Santiago ne'au.e Hi. Services Were
Needed Elsewhere.

New York, Aug, i,--Gen. r. Eatrndn
Palma, the Cuban delegate, last night
supplemented his statement OF the dnv
before regarding the reported dlnfarenee.
between Generals Garcia aud ghafter
Il think" said General Palma. "thaf
the principal reason that General Gar.
eva Withdrew from Santiago was be.
cause u was not necessary FOR him Ia
continue there with his troops after no
surrender of the city. His presence
To- the Interior was necessary 10 oparat,.
against the SpanigrdH holding Man
aanillo, Holguln ana other towns. M,
necessity for his act lR proved bv ~,
occupying Gihtra with troops iinder
General RoiaH. This town mas H.
largest proportion ~ Spanish inhsh-
l1nls OF any town IN the eastern p,rt
1f the island. General Roiaa entrr'e
the town and established n rovcrr'
mont, pollced the place ana evar,.,h,a-
was peaceful when the shlpa - thn
American navy arrived '''
I'VE an Acknowledge our d.t,t
gratitude 20 the American paori. ul
that 90 them In the end NJ Nj, ann
our freedom from the Spanish vote
The fact that General Garcia n nv,
operating actively proves tho fam ;.
has IN the American people. This foi,,,
u shared by AN Cuhans. ana NJ hn,.'
mo- doubt that AN the pledges thry ba,.e
made VIII he carried into e1fosf ~,
wait patiently, assured that when ~
time comes Cuba win be turned o,,a
mont" sS'sEh-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
MAYOR VAN WICK ALL RIGHT
Arsr He.euing Them from the Waves, ne
iias Them Rolled over nsrcis
unti Relieved.

New YORK. Aug. t.--M yor Van wyck
who has been summJuug nt Frc,pufs
l.. l.. today distinguished himself 90 a
lie saver by rcscuinF THREE young wo-
men from drowning. The rescued were:
Miss Jennie I.owdneu. daughter VI Rev.
Arthur Lowdnca. assistant rector OF 81
Thomas church, 81 this city; Miss
clara Prltz and Miss Eliza Hcindchcl-
mor. both Of Cincinnati The three
young women went In bathing In ia
malca Bay. abou, 200 yards from the
hotel where Mayor Van wyck was
stopping.
Mla L0wdnea got out over her depth
and could not grt back 60 the bcach
The other young women. although they
could not swim, started Co her rescue.
They were instantly beyond their
/ depth. The cries ~ thu struggling
younr women attracted the attention
oi Mayor Van Wyok. who was sitting
on ihr purah. ana he Immediately threw
On hF coat ana ran 20 the rescue. TN
aided DE- brought IN. three 90 the
beach. Thcy were all unconscious.
The mayor then gave orders 90 the
excited spectators 10 procure barrels.
Ihrr were brought ana each Of the
Unconscious girls were placed over a
barrel. 40 the direction OF tho mayor.
ana RULED until relieved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
rrAor SrAnly ATTAINED.
Expected that . Preliminary Agreement
WIN settle the War within Week

Washington. Aug "a long confer.
ence between tho President ana Score
tary Day and Secretary Ions was held
this forenoon. Secretary Day when he
Joined 90. President after thy latter had
been c1uruug uIth thr secretary Of
the navy fur quarters Hf an hour
looked worn and hfruHu HH cuuFr-
qurnUr Ui "a u.ght conference with the
fInch aWnHsH HduI
Thry we're tuF, thrr going over tho
ptuy. IuUIuluu., ANA 10 wac I o'clock
This mlruIug before the conference
ended Secretary Day. 10 may Boz said,
has fuil rHnfi luoe that there VIII be-
little serious delay and biekrrlnE over
the closing ut the details OF peace, A
fortnight ur. De- WAS disposed 60
fear spanish REORGANIZATION and
hagrlIHv over details. To-day be- rN-
pressed the opinion personally that De
believed there wuH Goo longer danger
ON that score ana said that that policy
seemed Boz have been abandoned under
tho stress OF circumstances. This exc
precision goes tu confirm other iudlcu.
is that r"une Dr. near 90 hand.
Those who hive rln" over the ground
and conferred with me nniclllH UNr
IL very nearly attained one admins.
ffntiln man Nhl talked with the Pres
Idput and others today predicted that
IA preliminary agreement whrh would
practically a.ftlH the war would Boz
erected within % week Senators and
t.rr.Frrflf.lHH are becoming more
numerous. many ~ them returning
hrre from fha.r homes on various polit-
fll uIH#.IUH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
OES. smAfrEiTs REPORT or SICK.
Progress OF yellow ieVer-Thc Twenty
Fourth infsntrs Yields Another Victim.

froEres. of yellow Tr,sr-The Twenty.
Fourth infsntry Yields Another Victim.
Warrington, Aug i.-1'hc following
bulletin was posted az tho war de-
parlmcnt at Ito this Crhuruday) morn
lngi
Santiago de- cuba. via Haiu, Aug
l.-Adiutnnt General Of the Army.
Washington. ~. C.-annltnry report
for Aus. end Total sick. 1890: total
levers, SOS. new cases ~ fcver. 90;
cases " fever returned TO duty. fos.
peathH-privHtc q, Conrad johnson,
company 4. First infantry, acute
dNHrntrry.
Private n. v. Johnson. Company r..
seventh Infantry. asthcnla. following
yellow fever.
Corporal James NJ brooke. Company
L. Second MaHHachuHg its. dyscnttry.
Private Andrew Ryderberg, Company
ID, Third Infantry, tuberculosis pull
mOnnlis.
Private James T.. wheeler. Com.
piny Il. Second Massachusetts,. heart
disease,
Sergeant Richard nearse. Company
u. Second Massachusetts, nostalgia.
Private o, w Johnson, Battery 4.
Fourth artillery, yellow fever.
Corporal Harry A. Shaw. COMPANY
fever.
Private Albert J. Chapman. Com.
pany a, Thirty-fourth Michigan.
malsrlal fever
Private Thomas H. Bennett. Company
". Thrty-fourth Michigan. romiitrnt
mAlarlnl FOYER ana acute gnstrltls.
Private william ChcovprH. Cnmpanv
!, seveniy-hrst New York. exhaustion
following malnrial fever
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
YELLOW rr,rn coNvALrsorNrs,
They WIN Land At Nre YORK, aud Not In
Florida.


Washington Aug kilograms have
passed between surgeon General
Stcrnherg OF the army and Chief sur.
goDn ONellly, lu charge NJ the United
states camp at Tampa In regard 90
the arrival ~ transports thore and the
yellow fever conyalrsUrnts who are %
be discharged from quarantine. CHIEF
surgeon ORoillys dispatch was a. fol-
lows:
steamer san Marcos arrived last
nlght with 1875 passengers. steamer
CUmal ls In quarantine with clghty-nvr
passengers. Thorg are sixty yellow
fever cunvllesceu,7 90 DE discharged
from quarantine who viii not be ALE
lowed TO soloum in Florida san
Marcos cannot Boz fumigated until the
10th and will not b. released until the
10Th. Recommend she take an pas
ReuFers Immediately tI Now York. a.
she can accomm0dl 900, She can gu
there. be fumirltrd and return before
the 18th Othrrwisa ! must be author
iztd 10 hire q special train 10 take yel-
low fever Conynlgsueuts north NJ Bal
tmore. Direct disposition NJ the people
Immediately because n the sixty are
not disposed 1f Immediately no more
passengers can Doe admitted 20 detcu.
tl0n camp but must remain on board
ship. thus blockldiug the quarantine,
10 this dispatch General Sternberg
sent tho following reply
san Marcos will be- ordered 20 New
York with all CouyIl'fcentH, See that
thry have ample medical supplies, COM
urteut medical officers. lee ana proper
food supplies. Let there Dc no cause
for complaint against tho medical de-
partment when this ship arrives In
Nav York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04

eminent Of Nicaagua, and thus by
noticing the charge. against him aud
.endcnvurinE Ia combat them, are deep
enlnE the bitter uuilglulam displayed
toward him and thH viii probably rc-
suit In the disruption NJ the cOnvcn-
ton without formulating a constitu-
tlun.
The adverse feeling entertained by
the old natives against the people pf
IN tnltd states because OF the war
with spain continue tl be expressed.
4 majority OF the young men, hove
ever, favor the Americans,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04

Washington. Aus. THE President
today made the following appoint
M be- a member Of the Mississippi
River c1mmlssiJn, John a, Ockorsou Of
Missouri.
y11u.rt. oregon. Charles ~. Cr1sn0 o.
Oregon.
NJ b. assistant surgeons, u. 3. ma
rlns haspItu service, william r. Me
Adam. Victor @. Helser, VIM, c, Hob
az and Matthew X. ouyn,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
SPAIN IS SINCERE NOW.
Conclusion Of Negotiations for Peace VIII be
Reached Promptly
QUICKER WAR ENDS, BETTER FOR ALL.



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Hn''h h'' ri'i''ll'y hFfeed To- the
t.rW H. rHrUt without aching for their
material mobilization.
rr hlur .u 1000 iy Nmb1rsidor Cam
bon Ht fr. lgbIf. tI,It.. .ItI. ,ff.r,,,r
o., 80
''' '.N'''' o." N'H"i ON th'H
point Nut .IiI...uUy indicated that a
FORMAL .lH. ...u ut th. negotiations
oYrI .... ...l..I ,,.... ,....,,.,tf, tf,.,
d..
'f''A ny ''." t'. MUS
fiuHu.nn
TU. character OF Ono Iuuu|rIHr Zee
.IfIIuu ,.ft... t.i.H. f..,,......t.t
,......
'N'' 'l'iN D" I' "IN. .l''g Wa i.aui -
/ ohI ihD war tho sooner che better. but
I HpuiruufIy rUulI uIt rHrI.t tHtnpfr.
/ ..ir. f., u, t.,. J,,. 49, tt. -, -,
-.
"'''''hs an "rp.ai'n', OF TOO gNat
pt.DWuuy joe aurfondcring and at
/ IA. slm, Ann. taking ,dyapt,t.. IN the
.............t... -,
.ii.' 'N'''' 80 800" OF" N'N''' 'NN-
,'.ai3hH Whlch would Dc popular with
] aplhiHtdH Erhttally
70 administration officials Who feared
telluuH negotiations extending over
many weeks. tho delay uf few days
'oukDt before ihr contamination ot
az ,"'l l't'' 'H h't hll. hllh'i ulaakret-
hhl. AH i.N preparations have been
made Goo assume suddenly the trcmen-
i .,t' .ii,l,,,.iu W gai,, ' ant ' Wlr,,
lign Involves, Immediate In this
cos. meaning % practical evacuation ia
/ ID f.R WYaIr.
DO WIS d relief therefore. when tho
French .mnlHIuUr pfpHHuted tho
sHtr.ah Recommendation touching upon
] certain matters which nre ,nnaId1r,d
mImrlftuut Loo uuuutIuF tho priucplua
uf Precedent MritIuIryH demand. with
fhr .trI,t ImpilplfI.n that nl aucation
. W' t NHa 't'N hf. t'fi 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04

-vrvlao PAPER IS 7 THE
r' re- sV or TO-DAY The WORN IN
2 ','. sse !. IS THE PAPER OF
|tsrERoAT .-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04

tH Aus o via Kingston, ia,
= l1h. m.-rho splu.ards aro a..
m }. alvan..ng, though d la
rrr'Iy believed.
t.il1H io ihT regular fortified.
! q. Asulin. on che road ~ san
\ % reported that the rnumy
Y N' O|hf preparatory Do BLOCKING
'.ii % Obliged o. retire. san
. "a spanish comm 900 2. who
= a.t place without uriars. III
Z % Sen Juan do Porto TIes.
Etlior eowarilco.and prob
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-26

Fas arme Sebsn uuo bittere Seioeu unSe'
res G,errn Seiu 6 brtiti unto ieiner beiliaiten
Wsutter Waaria, uebt ben Ysbsimuthen oS alien
guuoes mad ben Seitdteu Der sottistigsu auua "a
tbariua Gmmerth. peruuSse9ebeu pom L. y. Y.
Sdmoger, Jeoem Jtoriit. Dot H?9robatiou Der bod
,parpt inen perreu Biia6e non Rs9eusburg, Simburs
uuo 6ouinotou. Qttt uisleu C%ristnalsS autratiousu.
1864 Seiten i'm Gu lit ormit. - Nu'gabe in % oe ten
a. 70 3ts Das complete @ert wiro In iolgeuoen
Grtatui II : giubduoen ~aeleiert no. l In W roe o.
Y.tupauo nit Woroccos9 eoerrii fen uuo W~armoriauitt
$3.50. Go , in Morocco 9eoer nit reiher prsiiuus
uno sob omit $1,000. go. , ebsuio usbit spst per
~sVlesteu SdIisbeu $1,000.
@rpbes Ssri SeinsSud iar bic 6riflt6s ga
mile, in pel5sm aus Der 81. Saltit, aus Or ssJsuse
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-26

- Commodore Stlep bat smOli
~lebenoige 8ei9wiitsr. 3,usi ielner
define BADEN ebenfaus ie oreisebn
Ginoer.
= Gitrpnenbdoer biIoen einen fat
taaliten Gurus in Wsit.Snoien. Man
ihneioet orei poer bier Sitrpnen poer
2imonsn in S6eiben uno IdBt oieie
cine balbe Stunbe i'm @alier lie9en.
Sas Dab Toll oanu ein bemertensmer=
Ties 8sfibl Der Sautsririi1uu9 uno
&eini9telt bsrporrufen.
Ser 6isntlide Sbulratb bon
philadelphia bat cine ei9ene Shule fir
iolde ainoer srrihtet, bic nit ben an-
bern ni9t pDrantommen f0nnsn.
- Wanhes 2iebespdr5en, oas ii6
in udhitsr 3utunit in Die bsilioen Set.
ten Der Gbe periuldeln mill, miro nobl
etpas u%nan9snebm iiber bic Sbatia1e
iiberraldt iein, oaB bon jsbt ab ieoe
Seiratlsli,ens init elmer 9riessitsuer=
marie perleben iueroen muB. Sieie
Steuer piro nlbt erboben ipe9en zines
mad ben Soniamonaten mO9liderweiie
entltebenosn Gbeltauostrieaes. IOnoern
I'M ben Observation-Disclosures 8elseen.
belt su aebsn, ihr Shdrflein,u CUR Sefuns
Der Soften oes SonHitts nit Spanien
beisulteuern. Wanhem Srduti9am
mag oies 3par ettuas ipaniI6 portom=
men. oil Dem ultimatum Der &s9ierun9
ldst lih aber peni9 rittsln. Sn Der
8esel iino gerliebte feline pfenni9fu6=
Ter, iie seben bon Der Nnlibt aus:
,8ebeiratbet miro oOh."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-26
Tiele 9eute fGnnen bes Rahts

ui6t &aiiee ~tritten, es Hort ibren Sdloi.
Sic tOnneu @roiusO gu irseuo elmer ,3eit
trtltten uno ieit i9laieu. Ssuu @rain.S
rest ni6t aui; es uGbrt uuo erbeitsrt. tInt
bod lbmett eS pte Der bette 6aiiee uni
9lei6t ibm. Siir urrp0ie P~erionsu, fiji,
inn9e seute ulo Sillosr 1T @rainsO elm pou.
tommeues @etrGut. Bon reiIen R0rnerr
9emadt. Soleu sic beute ein 8adet beim
@rreer. @erin6eH sic IS auitatt Saiiee.
Is uuo % GentS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-26
9Gn frirte c@dns6i6er.
@atbOliiebc Yracbt,pcrfe.

Der Ssiltstu. aus Ser Str6sussi bidte uuO aus pabyen
Se9e'snbe.tet %oir9etban pro, mas iir etu number
bar sroBes uuo Iieorsi4:s Sery amer Seilaub bat unS
mas mir tbm ibulois ltno, Te5it hdusli6sn Areabtss
hbuugeu Sur S%erebruu9 o%esieltet Qou p. Trdn,
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tton pes botWurotslteu SsrrH ciidois uon Nelens:
hurI uuo 9rlaubniB Der Croeusobsru. Uttt ie6. II lars
btsen Stloeru uuo uielel 6oSid litteu. s24 . item
tn Cuartiormat. IN Moroesos yeiupaHo NJ II Nipro:eOs
Seosrradeu uuo Soloiduttt $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-26

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Evening journal., 1898-10-27
MANITOBA IN PORT.
Third wisconsin Back From Porto
Rico.

NEW YORK. oct. 27.-The United
States transport Manitoba, Captain
Quick, arrived in quarantine at p. m.
last night from Ponce, after passage
OF four and a half days. having on
board the Third Wisconsin volunteers
under command Of Colonel M. r. Moore:
also 80 men belonging to various regi-
ments in Porto Rico who are being
sent home on furlough. There is no
sickness on board the vessel.
The Manitoba brings as passengers
Major Stewart of the Second Illinois
and Messrs. Maston Trotter, Mooney,
Fenton and Mcdonald, who were sent
to establish postal service In Porto Rico
and TO report thereon the needs and
condition Of the same under Spanish
rule
They visited so different Offices m the
whole of the island. and upon the ar
rival OF the Manitoba In New York they
viii proceed TO Washington and submit
the same TO the postmaster general
Also on board as passengers return
ing from Porto Rico were Major r. NJ
Lancaster of the United states Fourth
artillery; Il. ID. Hahn, surgeon Second
Ohio Captain Colby. surgeon Thirty
first Michigan; Acting Assistant Sur
geon Gettings u. S. A. Dr. L. f. Sol
ONION OF New Orleans. health commits
sioner Of Louisiana, and Rev. Father
Stemper of Milwaukee.