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oh, IL in washington where he tx.
is 10 remain until carly In NoVom-
- ls devoting much attention Co tho
.,,t,tect and has ALREADY discovered
M Tho war removed some ~ the more
s.,,rid,bie obstacles which hndvfpd
amd anniiy prevented the enactment of
I satlsfactory law for the reurg lulzu-
,,on and Increase of the strength o.
,be army at the last session of Com.
rrcss
t,,r,aucr a hiil 20 CORRECT the defects
4, Inc existing law ana Increase the
",,,rrth OF the army on pcnr' FONT.
t,s AZ 100 900 enlisted men. IT, feels
r9yrdent that the measure viii be-
passed.
o,eaulyatlon bill last wln,cr and spring
como from the Representatives of tho
,,tionni guard Organizations In various
stotas and Il was uffcctlvc 90 "a COTE
.I5ernhle extent. The experience vi the
igst fouf months. THERE De reason tp be-
believe. has convinced that element lH
we'll ~ a great many congressman who
surrendered 20 IT, influence that the
opposition was ~ Judged md urrrl-
r5nnbio. aud that u reasonably strong
rrrtiinr army thoroughly equipped and
nrrtnised on n modern basis would hH
Ia benefit mihcr than n drawback o.
the national guard organizations.
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stsamsrs Arrive a, Moptsuk.

New York, Aug. 21.-The United
states cruiser Harvard arrived nils
morning from Munttuk Point where
mo landed GO men ~ the Thirty third
Michigan Tho Harvard Is detained Cor
dlsIufectlun.
The hospital yacht The lled Cross,
arrived fiom Camp Wlkon with rs
typhoid fever patients for Roosevelt
hospital.
Ths transport Leoua arrived from
Afontauk Point after handing over 800
soldiers OF Skaters returning army.
The transport Mortera. Captain Han
lon. arrived this morning from Mon
tuuk Point. where she landed ll2 men
VI the Twenty-hrst Infantry from SAN
tllgu.
Tho M1rtorn was formerly q spanish
Cuban cuaating steamer ana became 4
prize OF the United States OF the sur
render of Santiago.
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nlanl s.,. Il !. sa.rleIau..

Houston. Tex. AuF. Estate Heaith
Oniccr Blunt was seen after his return
from Galveston, and asked about the
Suspicious cases OF fever AZ that point.
The case I went 90 investigate" said
Tho doctor. twas that VI a soldier
named Goodwin, p years 0f age, To-
Gated with the troops AZ Fort Point.
about a mile ana half from Calves
ton. lie has been there since April n.
Without going into a technical descrip-
ton OF the case can simply say
90 you. as I said 20 the people of Gall
weston, that tho ease II an extremely
suspicious one, with nearly all the CONE
plrte symptoms OF yellow foyer. HIS
opinion was clnourred In By Or. Fly
and other physicians of Galveston nud
undCr these circumstances, l deemed 10
but prudent 90 quarantine Galveston
and await Developments The quaran-
tine viii be kept up Tor two or three
days within which time dDvulopmf uiu
viii occur which will determine p1il-
tyaly whether or not the cass u one
OF yellow faypr, The quarantine VIII Be
enforced strictly az Co passengers COM
ing out % Galveston. Mails will be
permitted 20 so lu aud out under GER
tain restrictions, ana am frplghb Will be
permitted 90 go Into Galveston, hut no
freight win Doe permitted % como out
except boy special permlt. ! have ea-
tlbished a state quarantine 10 prevent
tho annoyance 10 4 lot Of local quar-
uutlues."
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~ jubilee!
|dii Most Prominent Orators
| Tlh Invited 70 Talk
| DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
e,mrssi Oifsiili, Navy Com
| rsa nd he o'.y H'S''''
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
acls OF the U. 5 ARMY


! AUG E-ramous orators
|. \. A sisigsars to- Do invited 60
/ 10 ihs gfsai peace jubilee
|lm this city 90 octoocr
| -i,r d. committee on invita-
have extended ln'
| nth, following to take part
! iUdasi
1 nslni Cleveland ES-Prrsldent
1 p,rsa. secretary Long secre-
| ,f senator J. NJ. Thutriou. %
| H., sssisf wolcolt OF colorado
| eni.rga Of Kentucky zen
| u q Virginia Gen. Ios.
I tAaam4 Senator Daniel OF
| Astu,hap Ireland Of Min-
.Euup q Agriculture VIII
| asr,ag @ state lachari
.rst..aHf who vill be- In
Brrs lr.isi. ir.s.leni Ma-
So puli-n, hobart sscre.
dem nlr Secretary 81 the
rcr aunB vi the Navy
irH .fwar AigerA,iorncy
inan tufaD of hsi zoe
Ma usf T. 0uera. Smith
iiat flr and members 10
ar ruii ~ cumhun
lrrrr akar Thomas o.
for 49, Culam Sem
v g rs- al Illinois coHrrs fs.
.i.lc gops uf a.l ma
frru % 900 states and Ter
~ nit snns. Cen Mlcn
g'a fhaftrr Gen, Cop
u Roosevelt Admiral pywri
sup 20. Aimiri schie,
, pHuu Captain CLARK
l1a tap,H.u Eyans vi ihs low
r"U latH DO tn0 Main
AaIItIIrH. IIHut llahHIH 40
nn.rHHI uH.r. Ia uf IN army a.
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New York. Aug g,.-The weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes;
surplus. reserve. decrease, 4iiaa,pali
loans. Increase. 1855. 900; apcCle, IN
loans. incrnsc, gS.a5s. 400, Hprrir de-
crease 81. Goi 600. legal tender, decrease,
$4,000. deposits, decrease, ii''Hlnli
circulation, decrease. Nis,t01 III
hanks now hold ssl.ai3a0O In excess oi
the requirements Of the 20 per con-
rule
An agreement was made today 90
iunalo, n. ", between the Hawthorn
and olS iApic clubs directors fur tho
uansfcr OF the Erne-l.nvlgne llght-
weight championship contest feptom
Der 18th, from the latter 10 the former
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Indianapolis. Ind. Aug. sJ.-Thc Re-
pom of John A, iIlnHey treasurer ~ the
endowment rank of the knights ui
pythlaa was referred 10y the supreme
lodge this morning 90 the committee ON
endowment rank, and the election of
Mr lllnsey or his successor was post
pnned until thr committee makes 10
report ON hinHcy'H report,
In addition tn the officers elected yes
terdhy the supreme lodge elected the
fUuowinFi
James Moulson. 81. Johns. ~ H.. SUI
prrme prulatr,
r. l. 9. white, Nashville. Tenn,
supreme keeper OF records and seal.
Thomas u. Menrs. Wilmington, ~
c., supreme master Of eNchequer
n. N. nTrlow Of Seattle, WhshnH
supreme master at arms
Vim. summons, Wilmington, Deli
supreme inner guard,
John W, Thompson, Washington -
c., supreme outer guard.
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school. tor Porto I,lro.

New York, Aug. a5.-A specini 10 the
lHbuhu from Washington Gays! New
Eu'Hiluhn are constantly arising In re-.
l'.t 10 iho government OF Cuba and
l.Ii" lucu' some Of which nrc not only
OF great Importance. but such a. de-.
u'Nl prompt attention. Among these
'lt matters relating a. public education
when under tho spanish rrgima were
drut with In a manner entirely differ
,N from that which prevails In the
hllyd SiW,cz, This subject IN one
70 which the President h. dovutlug
.nine attention and In regard 10 which
h,s artlnn 10 awaited with Interest.
IN me spanish West Indies the colorcd
people Who form a large proportion
10 Zoe total population. have never en-
luycd the privileges Of common or tree
.'huoIs and the same thing Il true In
iaiEr degree OF the whole white pop,
ulhiiuu la fact, the educational hold
lh either Island H. comparatively
Hn'iklnE, a virgin one. How, ana by
whom, 10 shah be- cultivated N "a quca.
u'h ~ practical moment II N not
Improbable that the agencies OF private
ANA associated heneyolrucc. which was
,p powerful ana useful among the
freedmen ot the south Ia the later
years NJ the Civil War and long after
ward, viii he found active In Cuba and
Porto Rico. There, aA was the case
10 the southern statos, however, the
cooperation NJ the government viii b.
necessary.
In the ease ~ the freedmen school
lhe GOV Comment NOT only furnished pro-
lection ana supervision, but money 90
isslfi In the payment " rent pf school
buildings. ils1 the wages OF teachers.
~ has been pretty generally conceded
that that money was wisely expended,
whether expenditures for like objects
In Cuba and Porto Rico, especially thp
latter VIII be- regarded advisable, re-
mains 10 be seen, bat Il IN certain THAI
the United Statea cannot auurd Ca
neglect or ignore the common school
49, an element ur factor In the conairuc-
Hon of society ana government Ia those
Islands
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Washington. Aug. H-Dr Wyman.
surr,yn general 1f me marine hospital
srrylcc, has received a ielrgtum from
5ns m his assIsaHu'H AZ Galveston
silung that thU army surEgln ~
ehlrg. there considers thrcc additional
ever cAsrB ua what suaplr'l ua'
Hr has Isolated thlm add ms .krn
~ .ititI1n a. burn their clothing
and 'bsdiInr. There sre few new
rts.s alsI al KY WtsL which may
tutu .ut o. us genuine y0lluw fever
bu, they have nut yet sufficiently de-
v.lrp.l 60 war0u a positive slate
mont iu regard % chem.
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Fishklll, n. g., Aug, 21.-Prlvnte MGR
utl Of Col, ltoosevolrs rough riders De-
very low az the home % his father.
James Merritt az Marbelbrough, Ulster
county, having been stricken down with
ever after he had passed through AN
mo battles without "a scratch. ID b.
lhoukht he cannot live. Young Merritt
wls living In Arizona at the time IA,
joln@S the regiment
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Washington, Aug. e,-rhe President
and Mn Mckinley lrft WashinstQn at
o'clock this morning over the ignh-
sylyaul rold for somerset va wh.ie
thaN wIU spsnd some DAYS with Mr,
C.ttriIuu. assistant secretary 20 the
Precedent ara MIR, Maknlry'a maid.
Secretary Niger arrived IN town from
Mluluk Point about o'clock thla
mufuIualui drove 40 once 90 the White
Uuu.t. WnDrg De- had hAt hours con'
ference with the President ln regard 20
thr conditions at Camp WHOM Inc
0uiy other caller was was Mr, RAM rlAt
III Chiclr1. who SAW the President Tor a
l.M mum-ml--
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IIrr Mnr Cnrsrr I.ndsd.

New York. Aug. s7.--The wampa-
tuck, formerly Standard on tug In
New York harbof known as the Atlas,
has reached the navy yard and her
career az war vessel "a considered
tu boz a. an end Tho Wampatuck was
ln the first fight az Manzanillo. She
led the way under lire when the hrst
of Skaters army landed In cuba. She
helped the ~. Louis cut the cable be-
tween Santiago and jamaica, Again she
was wiih the -, Louis cutting the
Manganilln cable that shut OF COM
municntion with Madrid,
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Columbus. o.. Aug si,-T'hc FOLLOW
Ink telegram has been rvcolv,i bl uic
arrrstury nf the board OF trade from
surgeon ~. ~. ". Moore. Battery H.,
FIRST ohio volunteers at Camp Thomas,
Ga. Can Columbus send two nurses 40
once o. accompany sick men OF battery
n home from camps We change fia-
ton soon ana I am unwilling 90 leave
them here ana cannot take ihnu on
truup trains. Government furnished
transportation ana sleeping cars No
nurse available here. ARRANGEMENTS
arc nav being made 10 send thc nurses
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Washington, Aug 2i-HoN' Iahnet
N Illinois was az enc war lfIlrlmsni
and as "A result uf a talk WIN Nun Az
lu,ant General Curbn l.surl Nllels 70
Hnth Illinois. The g1yrru1r says mat
ters arc pr1cecdlng very satisfactorily
h tween iht state and the government
flr the ses,lement 81 The states claim
Tor expenses Incurred IN ofka4.I44hb
volunteers Cor she spanish war
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Mnrla.. nIl. ne,eLd nroten.

Niue nm. Mass. Aug. a7.-Tho worlds
record fnr high kite flight was broken
nt Sir Untrh's observatory W MHsr4.
,,iayton and Ferguson who despatched
4, tandem 81 Kites into thu air. until the
btrh.st one reached m altitude % 49,
ia foot above the sea level height
ga feet greater than any kite hna
reached heretofore.
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New York. Aug. e1-Iames J. Grim.
minis. master nagmalter Of the Brook
lyn navy yard. Il dead, Since the war
broke out Crfmmins has worked dav
ana night 10 turn out the great mum.
ber OF hags and enslgns required by
the government for war purpos 4
crlmmins was "a years old and had
been In ,he United states navy Tor 20
years.
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Madrid. AUG, "a. 2 pm NCgotlgiions
have boon 1peuvd with Washington 90
obtain permission tlr che Spiniards in
.hg Iadrut Islands b 80 o. Manila, as
ths rltuhu0u Iu che llurlues l7 eN-
trfmely critical Greet preparations
are being made at Nisl ana Ponlc-
ysdra f1r the rrpatriattd soldiers who
are expected % arrive there shortly.
An possible sanitary precautions are
AaInr Ftkgu.
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Nj, be N.n,el ronlsnh

Madrid. Aug. "a. pm.-huke Almo-
dnvar d.i no. minister ins t1reign at
fairs, expects an official uluh,Auon To-
day OF the names ui thr A'nerlcan
peace commissioners ShNWl mus pe
received tho Spanish commissioner
win be named at tonlEhtt ebn'nel meet
Ing
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rre.ldentInI ArreInlment..

Washington. Aug e7-The President
today made the following appoint
meutsi
To be chief engineers In the reycnuf
cutter service; Andrew ], Harrison,
Eusene a, Jack william Robinson, Ma.
thAhlel IT, Cutchin, Charles w. Nash.
Edward J. Noonan, Harry l. Boyd
Herbert l.. spcer
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BOYS LEAVING CAMP THOMAS,
Nurses a, Camp wikoH oyenscrsed and Sui.
icfing from Oysen,ey.
The FIRST U. S. CAVALRY IS ARRIVING
And bsinE sent to Montauk Misso "
Volunteers VINO ARE sick Reach IT.
Louis In Nine siespers.

Louis In Nine sleeper.
-
Washington Aug. g7.-Eycry bureau
~ the war department Ia husy with
matters connected with the war The
r'S ''i.'''n'ht mas big task before
=" .'.'ns win the troops ana OIL
" ''' "h'i muster out There !
nus "' 'h accounting u an govern
'''" i'"pti'} ana each must b. com.
pI'' ana tsiiHiaeiory 90 the account |
ink officers before there can be a npai |
s.ttiemont. IN. ,..rbI,.. - 49,.
49,. 49,. anu PN'
",'s " "' H''i''In VIII have 20 De |
looked az ana balanced BY the pay
officers before final r1ym.pt ii. mad. |
! An ,mr.f. ..h.. .t....'..t..
h' "l b'N'
''"'N'h' pl"p'ily OF any hui must ace
/ count Tor 30 before they can receive
/ nnai discharge. The ofirsur. ,frr.,.
| ,r,. t,,., ,.....,,.t,-.- a..
~, -, ',.'l''"
/ anu H''p"Hll OF tie arms % the fDl-
| oilers aud blanks and pap,ra arc De.
| Ing mad. fsady onr.fr fr,y ,,.r
/ t.,,,at. 80 ,t. ..t. ..,,
"''H'" "' ~. H'rNlee VIII br detailed
! 20 80 90 ODE state camps. WHORE tho
| nnal mustofins out occurs In rse.iy.
/ tb. ,,y.r,,,,,...t ,,,.,..,,,. -. d.,
f'''''S' mas, wv"
payment ana give the SOLDIERS thr'r dis
charge.
ft,AvtNe ,,,,p .run,,,s
'''' N'"'' i'''MN''
| Chickamnuga National Military Park.
Aug g4.-Tbr., r.,.irn,pt. t.f, ,,,,,
rr,e,,,.. O.. t,.,.,,i,. -. ,.,.'.
Missouri and the sixth Ohio. The
southern railway, which 10 moylng
most 81 the troops. nov has things ln
nuch share that h'rcaitrr the regiment
VII DO hoNed tNp1lg.
zen hI''hihIlhsr mas mAue NJ. al
fauE'm,niH iccurilnEly ana cApccu 20
yet The whole ~ tho flrH corps OUT
during the rcNt two days
Just whore the Third corps VIII SO u
not yet positively settled. The lack oi
water facilities 40 Huntsville, reported
by cen. Frank. hsH urccssltitod
diFarfaurru.rn Of plans. which mas
,st,s., d|i,v m. UfIrialr favor An.
pI-tnp Al but IA liz t.r9haite that a
,,,,,r, ih,r,tirb in,,stirttlon will be-
80. 100. arnultr d,elsl.n H.
,.sTh.d
ss.1 -, 81, ,,,,,.,.,,r,. o.,t ,b. Second
| M W. ~ ~ I'm. 80
viii probably a. finished hy Monday
nlEht A. soon aH the mastering ON.
cera dispose uf this regiment they
heriu upon tha l.rM hattrrlyH.
~, giek I'M thr rarimoutaI division
80 ,-,,,r,i h,.tital afr now f.auIv.
~, ~, - 80 nd sttgrti8n. Hundred,
Wy W 80. -, ..,'i b.,,,,. Jtrinr
~ -, -. a.. ana th' d0.t1ts and
ihe mrt i'" u1s ~ "a ,,..t,,-
nurses can M'H manure "''' ''''''
ing' .,..i,.. no.
A number OF sisters OF ,hN,'N
rived To-Day 10 'AA''' u" Wv
work ..-
NURSES oNhhWol'hEp'
New York. Aus, eI-somr NJ thr
nursSa In me Ecngtal h..l.lAl al , ,,,'.,,
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HEACH FoRr sHEnDAN.


Washington. Aug. s5-Thc pirto
Nicau military commission Will Gail Tor
Porto Rico nn tho Seneca, which at
present is one ~ the vessels uf the war
department. but probably viii be-
transferred t1 the navy. Admiral
srhlry VIII hoist bic nar on her while
tho brooklyn will 50 Into dock for r.
uHIfa
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iLNBEAs CORPUS PROCEEDINGS.
commodorr rhlnp WIN Command.

Chicago. Aus. 27.-A special to the
TRIBUNE from New York iayu.
Commodore John r. l1lllip has re-
Cevrd trlrgruphc advices from Wash
ingtnn assigning ham 20 the command
Of tho North Atlantic squadron.
Cummodoru Philip. by the same ordaris
detached from the Texas, The cruiser
New York viii be- his flagship. lie viii
leave the Texas and take up his quar-
tors on the New YORK ~ soon as Ad-
mirtl sampson rchnqHlshrs eummarld.
Admiral Sampson has been assigned 10
duty as member u the military com.
mission TO attend 10 the evacuation q
cuba by the SpamardN
been sent from Washington In rcEard 10
been ant from Washington la regard ~
The future movements Il the NORTH
Atlantlc squadron. but IL N prahable
that the ships VIII rcmaiu ia this port
Tor some time 20 come.
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HAS A MONOPOLY ON KISSES.
Clerks in the Navy Department Crush Around
Him to Shake His Hand.
HE FINALLY MAKES HIS ESCAPE


Washington. Aug. 2I.-Admlf1t
schioy received great denomination
at the navy department today. lie
came TO the dcpartmnt quite early. and
after a call upon Acting SECRETARY
Alion. ho emerged from the main door
u the nccrctary's Office. His presence
In the building had become known.
however. and as soon % De- was seen.
cheers rent the air from the clerks who
had arnembicd 60 catch a glimpse q
the hero " Santiago. The ofiicrm and
clcrka from the navy. state aud war
departments crowded the corridors
leading up 10 the navy department un-
IN Il was Impossible TO pass through.
They crowded around the admiral,
onrcrly reaching forward TO shake h,a
hand.
THE u1DDY OLD THINGS.
The lady clerks were even more
domonHtfauvc and tho admiral was
kissed by old and yuuug without die
elimination. II was nnully necessary
Co form "a line and pass tho crowd
around through the large rooms u the
sccrotarys office la order 10 give them
"A chance 10 shake hands with the ad-
mlrnl.
Many prominent army ofilcera .ool,
part In the demonstration. Tho add
mirai finally escaped into Capt. Crown
lnHhield'n Office.
Admiral Eehiex will i.aVa kyaahitns..
ton this afternoon. lie expects 90 sail
for Porto Rico next Wednesday with
the military commission.
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'-..-iioLsai. Jsnlin..

|i1hf 90 oW 0f fha Arsi
'r.ilH NJ tht Spanish
ne % b. lfrUt.i boz th.s
placed iuufFw days lu
ihs naval academy lf
4 mUmly ~ Lutt Wm
/ sfIshri In ire explosion
,pNh.nc Th. m mortal
l1 a Term nf q mural an.
| aHhd flr By h. class.
| NJ Unfortunate lfH ~ ana
1funz, from a deaFr
Rall.nsan Lamb a
"a h.gh relief lf it. on.
shown ahN0 .l In
| saA t.lif as ffI.v..
q Friend VIM. Jsrklgs
ihu issG 10. 4. \. a.
| p o. explosion ~ ib
o iht nlrht d F.h is.
i,,'f " Havana. Cui,,.
~ man Erected by
ilniving officers u IN
% p1r'ls.pais h.
u unwilling. Tb'
~ 'Aelisi ll thIs sfv
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Houu volunteer regiments who have
been IN the hospitals nt ChiCknmuuga
Park suffering fwm fcvcrs and other
camp ailments The home c'mIng "
tnosc soldiers. many ~ whom are on
tho brink VI The grave, was q piuful
contrast Co their nutEHinE just "a few
mouths age
Tw.u,y-ono Of thc mon belonged 90
Che firt regiment. Whcsr home fta-
tom Dr. 80. Louis. They got 81 here aud
Wtut 20 their hlmcs Mrn FROM the
other regiments whose cases wura cone
Fll .rNi serious wUr, H.ut loo NmhuinurrH
tl various hospitals iu the city whore
ihcy viii hH carefully nuracd
The remainder win continue ON their
way Oh humes iu different sections ~
tho state.
REACH FORT SHERIDAN.
Chicago. Aug. gj.-The First Illinois
volunteer cavalry Col Edward g.
Young commanding. arrived today at
Fort sheridan. from Chlckim1ur1
IlEht train sections. each Hf uADufH .nf
proportions conveyed uhU troopers 600,
their equipments 90 the forts.
a welcoming committee " cItE.r
met Col Young aud tho official trait
at Dantillo Junction Thr0nss 90 th
stations chorrod the boys na ihC'
passed through.
urun .ynch.ur The forts a woul
breakfast was served Co the men ln OBJ
mess hali that was used by the Fpurt
United States Infantry before the cal
to arms summoned them 10 TumpA
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ia special 10 the
I,r-.a. l,9h slys. mo MA
s0Iara. with s'rL
~ N.or tram sinillr5,
,laN 40 tIl.nrs h3yI
f, l'f since ahs irft tb,
-, ~ "ayp fears nav.
\ gn board a number
sit 'al,g'eent sailors fr5m
NJ sho were Z be tskl ',,
,,'',al at Chelsea ''"'N
~. ihunr nj wra.l,-.,,
~ ,' Jay. ago adls 10 tbe
u . l,at mat CO.. hlspIi III
h pa by accident " 'F
~, Inquiries INV, D..
ns :. given. AinS,6us,' '' ,nt
"A = one that yslI,, lhe
/ ~ IA "A board ana dad ibl
IN ' t way been ip, '''y
| st1,, WY on ss, 100, ~.
| III m. nay have lntsp,t1,,,,yy
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27
BOY KILLED ON A LIVE WIRE
Md Another Burned So Badly that Recovery
No" Seems Impossible.
KNIVES USED BY KANSAS HoODLUHs


ColumhuH. Ohio. Aug. 35--A special
10 the Dispatch. gives details OF the
most destructive IRE which ever visited
Pataskala. eighteen miles east Of here.
carly this morning. Business blocks
and stores on Depot street. In tho center
Of town. were entirely destroyed. to-
gothcr with nearly an their contents.
cniaillng a loss Of $4,000. insurance.
as o01
Paiaskala had no Gre department. and
an engine company was sent from CO.
lumbua.
ALSO At LAUREL.
Baltimore. MD. Aug. g,.-A nercc are.
which threatens 20 destroy 'hc town os
Laurel. Md, o. In progrcsa. and aid has
been sent from this city by a special
train on thcll. a o. railway. The
iates, report Is that the Herbert House.
the principal hotel In Laurel. two large
livery stables and several private rcai-
denccn are burning. and the frc IL not
under control.
ELECTRoCuTED.
Decatur H.. Aug gi.-Iohn Hamll-
ton. years old. while playing In the
yard Of bis homo today. became on.
tangled Ia a live electric wire. The ..
ycar-old son Of James lee tried TO pull
him Out and was Instantly killed by tho
shock. The Hamilton boy was burned
from head 60 foot and viii die.
The wire was private telegraph wire
and had fallen over a trolly wirc and
into the yard.
USED KNIVES
! Wichita, knnA Aug g.--At Christian
| EudeAvor social last evening, some
| huodlums lntrrfered with the guests
/ EaH Evans, a lawyer. partner of the
/ Republican candidate for governor. W.
/ .. Stanley. Alfred Lewis and Walter
I Vincent. undertook 90 drive them on.
/ when the ho0dlums used knives severe
| ly cutting Evans whoacwoundA are dan
| rcroua. ana badly injuring the others.
/ -Four boys have been arrested.
liNBEAs CORPUS PROCEEDINGS.
san Francisco. Aug. s5.-Thc atior-
I neys for Mira Cordslih Bntkin applied
/ Tor and were granted a writ Of hahcaa
] corpus by Judge Carroll today, The
/ writ II rsturnable next Monday morn
/ Ing. and Will be granted on the usual
l grounds In such cthgs-that the prisoner
| BE- Illegally restrained OF her liberty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27

81 Louis. Aug. 2L-A train consist
Inc of nine Shoppers arrived .n this City
tndav having ON board no members
of me First. Second snA k4fsh Ais