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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-08-18

The pig-iron production of the United
States has gone far beyond the record
during the first six months of 1898. A
total of 5,909,7o3 tens is nearly 20 per
cent. greater than in previous years.
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COURT-MARTIALED AND SHOT.
Soldier Executed at Ponce for MUIR
der During q Drunken Quar-
rel in q Wine-ROOm,

Milwaukee, Aug. IS. A special to
the Journal from Marinette, Wis, says:
Word has been received here from
Ponce, Puerto Rico, that Private La
Luke, of the Second Wisconsin regi-
ment, who shot and killed Private Stat
ford, of the regular army, during a
quarrel in saloon at Ponce, was court
martialed August 3, found guilty and
shot on the morning of August 4.
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Hawaii received the news of her an
nexation with joyful acclamations.
The volcano had an eruption and one
or two of the islands trembled with
DELIGHT
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Uneasines. anh.i1..

Houston, Tex, Aug. 15.-Uneasiness
over case Of alleged yellow fever at
Franklin, La, has subsidized. There will
be no interruption to either freight
traffic or passenger travel.
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Seven Killed.

Paris, Aug. 1.-THE night train on
the railway to Lisieux, 81 miles east of
Caon, was derai1ed Saturday night
near Bonvillers. Seven persons were
killed and Al were injured.
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VIII visit YellowstOne Parl

Washington, Aug. -. Commissioner
Binger Hermann, Of the general land
Office, will leave Washington for his
home in Oregon. Before returning he
will visit the Yellowstone National
park. and reservations in California,
with q view Of studying the needs OF
these parts Of the public domain. He
will be absent about six weeks.
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RaiSed the Union Jack,

Vancouver, B. c., Aug. 15.-Mail ad-
vices received here say that the Brit
ish warship Mohawk has raised the
British flag over the Santa CRUZ and
Duff islands and taken formal posses
sion of them. The islands are in re-
mote part of the South Pacific. The
Santa Cruz group has seven large is
lands. The Duff or Wilson group con-
sists of II islands. f>5
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.Appoinfed secretaries.

Ottawa, Ont. Aug. 15.-Henry Bour-
ASA, NJ I, and Joseph Pope, under sec
rotary Of state, have been appointed
Joint secretaries Of the interna tional
commission at Quebec,
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No Troops VIII Co..

San Francisco, Aug. 15.-It is an
nounced thatsthe order for the sailing
Of troops for Manila on the transports
Scandal and Arizona has been counter
m maj The transports will sail for
the Philippines to-day, as scheduled,
but they will carry only stores, consist
ing OF medical, commissary and quar-
termasters' property. 5 & iESs.s5
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Signal Men Have Kept Well.

Washington, Aug. 15.-The signal
corps has been particularly fortunate
in the preservation of the health of
it's members during the war. It's op-
erations have been wherever the army
was, amid the sickness of Santiago as
well as elsewhere, and yet the death
by disease of none of the men has been
reported. One officer died of fever:
two men have been killed.
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Sailed for Spain

Santiago, Aug. 15.-The Luzon sailed
Sunday afternoon for Spain with 2,o56
soldiers, 4 priests, Is women, "a chill
dren and 1877 officers; total, 2,237.
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Saratoga, N. Y, Aug. 15.-The demo-
cratic state committee has decided to
hold the state convention at Syracuse
Wednesday, September %.
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Il. Drowned.

Benson, Ia, Aug. 15.-George Moery,
OF Iowa Falls, was drowned while fish
ing in the Beaver river, near this
place. t
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Expensive a-Cent Mi..aA.

When legal papers are served by mai,
the postage must be prepaid N fun +.
make the service valid. The Office bov
OF prominent Broadway firm a few
days ago put 2-cent stamp on a Lot.
ter containing the summons and COM
plant In case and mailed it to the
DEFENDANTS counsel The postage was
2 cents short and the defendants coun.
vel after paying the additional cents
was In position to claim Judgment by
default. IN the ground that he bad NOT
been legally served. Tile piaintiff's
attorney Immediately got an order to
show cause why the default should not
be opened. There was a long argument
IN court and several lengthy afadavits
we're submitted. The case was finally
reopened upon payment by the plaintiff,
OF $50 costs. Thus the time of the
court for nearly two hours, $50 and
costs, and The fees of two leading law.
sers were made Necessary to correct =
aA'stsAks Of cents by m efics naS
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Samuel Bradbury. DIR, s. u, Bradbury ard
to their heirs and assigns.-
You are hereby notified that during each of tho
years 1886 end 1887 have expended the sum Of
one hundred (sl0o) dollars, in labor and i'm
provements upon the Mayfower lode. mining
claim. situate. lying and being In Elk Mountain
Mining District, county OF Gunnison, state Of
Colorado, in order to hold said claim under the
provisions Of Section 23,i of the Revised Stat
utes of the United States and the amendment
thereto, approved January %, 1850, concerning
annual labor upon mining claims, being the
amount required to hold said lode for the period
ending December 81, 1898; and if within 90 days
after the publication of this notice you fail or
refuse to contribute your proportion of said ex-
penditure as CO owner. together with the cost CT
this notice. your interest in said property will
become the property otsyhe subscriber, your CO.
owner, who made the expenditure required
OF you under the terms Of said section and
amendments thereto.
Dated July %, 1898.
D. F, McGLOTHLEN.
First pub. July %, 1893 Last pub. Sep so, 1898
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Notice Of Application for U. S. Patent, No, Ior
Ute, Survey No. u7sss.
Garfield Ll-d District.
=, = h0A0NfID1'
Glenwood Springs. Coloradc Jniv 10

Gienwood Springs. Colorado, July 10, 1898
., Notice is hereby given that, in pursuance o,
the Act OF Congress. approved Mny TO- ISs2 Johr
larsen whore postotiice is Crystal. Colorado
has matte applica; ion for patent for 1870 lipeaI
rect, IN the Burt lode. bearin g silver and other
metals, the same be ng Ii Is So W HOO feet AMI
y 5s 100 feet from mouth of tunnel thereon
Dnh @ @surIhre ground 800 feet IN width. situate in
Eock Creek Mining District, Gunpis,,n County
;, te of Colorado, and des s.rited by the Official
Pia'. herewith posted. and by the field notes on
NE IN ihe ON CO Of the Register of GaI field Land
District. Colorado, as follows, viz:
. heEinning at cor no I, whepre U. &. r. NJ
MEADOW ,ass ~; he.rs 26'ls w772.2 feet thence n
70 o3 l2OO 1t to cor no ?; thence nj w so,
r. to cor no q nee Is SO 1900 It to cor no /.
thence IL! $40 # to cor no 1 the pll ce of
beginning. Variation l4'45 q. -
Containing 0.49l acres exclusive of the conflict
with survey M Io2so, no s773, AID no e7I7 aud
forming portion of the an, nhdividad
Township. II 8 of Range 81 w Of A.
Priocipal Meridian. said additional nd amarSad
iocatlon being recorded in Vol. 12s pags 39s OF
'he records of Gunnison County.
Adjoining claimants Daisy no 2 lode on north
belle OF the West on west, and Ell Dorado on 3
j. B. PHILIPPI. Register.
First Pub. July. Is, 1898, Last pub Sent. IA 1909
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They Are Working.
You rlust Help Pay for the War.

Bank checks, 2 cents.
Drafts, net drawing interest, 2 cents.
Certificates of deposit, not drawing in.
terest, 2 cents per 800.
Inland drpfts drawing interest, 2 cents
per s1OO.
Order for payment on demand or at
sight. cents.
Certificates of deposit, drawing inter
est, 2 cents per s100.
On all government money orders, cents
additional
Promissory. notes, except bank notes
issues for circulation, and for each renew.
al Of same, 2 cents per 800.
Order for payment, otherwise than on
demand or at sight, cents per 800.
Foreign bills of exchange, or letters OF
credit. Including telegraphed order on
an express company or others) il drawn
singly, for each 500 or fraction thereof,
4 cents.
Same, il drawn in sets of two or more,
for every bill Of each set, for each 800 or
equivalent value in foreign currency, or
fraction thereof, 2 cents.
Bills Of lading or receipt (other than
charter party for goods to be imported
from the United States. 10 cents.
Bill of lading, manifest, or other meln-
orandum Of shipment, cent.
Railroads. carriers, steamboat compan-
les. ETC., must issue each bills of lading,
manifest or memorandum, under penal
ties.
Manifests Of protest, 25 cents.
Warehouse receipts. IS cents.
Bonds or certificate of stock in any cor
poration, cents per 800.
Same on reorganization cents per 800.
Sales, deliveries or transfers Of same
whether shown on books or not, cents
per $1OO
Each sale or agreement to sell any pro-
duct or merchandise at any exchange,
either for present or future delivery, l
cent per 500.
Same for each additional 800 of value,
or fraction thereof, cent.
Any conveyance when the consideration
of value exceeds 500 and does not ex-
ceed $500. so cents.
For each additional $500 or fraction
thereof in excess of $500, so cents.
Mortgage exceeding $1,000 and not ex-
ceeding $3.50, 25 cents.
And on each $500 or fraction thereof
in excess of $500, % cents.
Each assignment or transfer of mort
gage, lease, or policy of insurance, or re-
newal or continuance, same as original
instrument.
Power Of attorney or proxy or voting
at any election Of officers of any incorpo-
rated company or association, except re-
ligious, charitable or literary societies or
public cemeteries 10 cents.
Power Of attorney to sell and convey
real estate, to receive or collect rent to
'ell or transfer any stock, bonds, script, |
,r for the collection of any individual or |
,terest thereon, etc. % cents.
The silver lance., 1898-08-19

Lou Wickner was passenger on the
stage yesterday. bound for his home at
Gilroy. California, whore he is called by
sickness Of members of his family, Mr..
Wickner came to camp two months ago,
to work at the Crystal Mountain Mine.
and in his misfortune has the sympathy
Of our people.
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j. T. Waters one of our visitors during
the week was a typo on the Aspen Tri-
bune until recently, and has been pros
pecting the past two months.
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MANS THIRD EYE.
rIsAPPEARED UNDER PROCESS
OF EVOLUTION.
What Tnr~v II Left of It Lies I'm TIA
Left Center of fAe Brain .Ftecsns
Scientific Researches support the BE.
lief. .

AN and all higher
animals have two
eyes. and two only.
All mammals. birIs.
reptiles, amphibia
and fishes have this
number Of eyes.
Even those animals
which from time
immemorial have
lived in absolutely
dark caves have tvs
The silver lance., 1898-08-19

G. 81. Viles, Of Wheatland, California,
arrived in camp Saturday for visit Of a
few weeks. Mr.. Viles is intesested in tho
Crystal Mountain Mine, and is combining
business with pleasure on his Colorado
visit.
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Miss Osgood, accompanied by a lady
friend from London, England. and maid,
arrived at Legate's yesterday for a visit.
Miss Osgood is reputed to be one OF the
most beautiful Of women, and is a society
favorite in London, Paris and New York.
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Geo. II. Tays and c. A. Williams came
back from their Breckenridge visit on
Tuesday evenings stages, and both re-
port having had splendid time.
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Geo. W. Melton has bought J. f. Clay
tons jack train, aud 1t is now steadily
engaged packing ore and supplies.
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All trains rnn daily.
Pullman sleepers on all trains Free reclining
chair cars on day trims. Lowest rates and lest
service, For further information apply to
L. H. ALBRIGHT,
Agent, CarbondAie,
GKo W. RIsTIHE Receiver.
W. r. BAILEY, Genr Pass. Agent.
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Willis McGlothlen came down to camp
this morning, and reports that the pros
pectors in the Elko section are all very
hopeful Of showing up good mines soon.
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The torpedo boat Gushing was just
going into action to destroy or capture
three Spanish gunboats, when an auxil-
lery brought the captain a message that
hostilities had ended.
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Mrs. T. O'Bryan was on the sick list
this week with n s!ightindisposition and
we are pleased to state is recovered.
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A. r. Burnett is somewhat under the
weather. and went down to Hot Springs
Tuesday for few days recuperation.
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Charles Wilson Higgins, Presbyterian
Sunday School missionary, was Crystal
visitor over last night, starting on his
homeward trip today. to Gunnison.
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Judge Allen Of Denver, accompanied
by his son, mining engineer. arrived in
camp Tuesday to look over q mining
property, or various properties.
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Ambrose Williams made hurried trip
to Crested Butte yesterday, taking Mrs,
Began and A. w. Brownell over and was
accompanied by Leona Eaton.
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Sunday Misses Reyland and Evans and
Messrs Kline and Clyde Fulton were
visitors at the Lead King and Crystal
Mountain Mines.
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Melton's train brought over a load of
merchandise for the Trading Company
Wednesday. and a load of coal for the
Black Queen Mine.
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lHE SALT LAKE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE
REDUCED TO 81 90 A AYEAR AFTER
AFTER JUNE /, 1896.

On June 1st the Salt Lake Tribune
VIII reduce the price of the Semi. Weekly
10 $500 per year. The present hiQh
standard will be maintained, and every
fffprt will be made TO keep the Semi,
Weekly in the front rant.
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H. w. Mitchell, M. f. of Pueblo, is in
camp this week on professional business
with r. j. Walter.
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Misses McVey. Buel and Wells are Wis
iting in Marble today, in company with
Mrs. James Usher and Mrs. r. O'Bryan.
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VIM. Evans came up from Marble yes
terday and spent the day in camp.
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George Weaver came IN from Carbon
dale on one Of Tuesday evenings stages.
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w. j. Fl. Miller of Fulford came in on
= Tuesd~y's stage to inspect some mines.
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Frank Tracy is punching jacks for
Charley Melton with one of the trains.
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L. H. Meads and G. H. Viles made a
trip down the river Wednesday.
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A. W. Brownell departed Yesterday for
Denver, after a two weeks visit.
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DID YOU EVER SEE Al IHOIlH?

Expect not; SO send a two>cent stamp
to the General Passenger Agent of the
Colorado Midland Railroad, Denver, and
he will send you fine colored picture OF
one.
The silver lance., 1898-08-19

~ FTER suffering for nearly thirty years
from dyspepsia. Mrs. II. e. Dugdale.
wife Of a prominent business man OF
Warsaw, N. T., writes: For 2s years, was
q constant sufferer from dyspepsia and
weak stomach. The iishtest food produced
distress. causing severe pain and the forna-
tion OF gas. No matter how careful Of my
diet suffered agonizing pain after eating.
was treated by many physicians and tried
numerous remedies without permanent help.
Two years ago began taking DR.. Niles
Nerve and Liver PILE 1zd Nervine. Within
week commenced improving. and per-
sisting in tho treatment was soon able 20
cat what I liked, with no evil effects
keep them ct hand end a single dose dispels
The silver lance., 1898-08-19

Judge O'Bryan is suffering from his
asthmatic trouble this week.
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any old symptoms"
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold By all drug
gists under q positive
guarantee. first bottle
benefits or mcnpy re-
funded. Book On dis
eases Of the heart and
nerves free. Address.
The silver lance., 1898-08-19

w. F. VerValin was a Marble visitor
Wednesday, on business.
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Joe Fisher was up from his ranch on
Wednesday,
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Evan Williams was a visitor Tuesday
evening, and attended the dance.
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J. D. Smith, the utility man OF the firm
survey on Sheep Mountain yesterday.
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John T. Fitch was down from Elko fol-
supplies, yesterday afternoon.
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George c. Eaton made a business trip
to Marble this morning.
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3. e. Fitch has been about the busiest
man in camp this week.
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Choice beef by the quarter &c D.--
VerValin Smith.
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Assay saa Min Raa Local tsappeninss u the
Camp and C0mmunity.
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DR.. MILES MEDICAL &C.. Elkhart, Ind
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II you see it in the LANCE. its so.
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IL ~
First pub July 20, 1893. Last pub. Sep. 80, 1885
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CRYSTAL CONCENTRATES.

CRYSTAL CONCENTRATES.
Assey SD MIN Ran Local Happsninss u ths
Camp and Community.
II yon see it in the LANCE. its so.
Choice beef by the quarter Sc d.
VerValin & Smith.
Joe Fisher was up from his ranch ON
Wednesday,
George G. Eaton made business trip
to Marble this morning.
q. e. Fitch has been about the busiest
man in camp this week.
w. F. VerValin was a Marble visitor
Wednesday, on business.
Judge O'Bryan is suffering from his
asthmatic trouble this week.
John T. Fitch was down from Elko for
supplies, yesterday afternoon.
A. W. Brownell departed yesterday for
Denver, after a two weeks visit.
Evan Williams was a visitor Tuesday
evening, and attended the dance.
l.. II. Meads and G. II. Viles made a
trip down the river Wednesday.
VIM. Evans came up from Marble yes
terday and spent the day in camp.
Frank Tracy ia punchinp Jacks FOR
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04
CAMPAIGN IN PORTO RICO
Flank Movement In Progress by tho Amer
team Army Under Gen. Brooke.

Flank Movement In Progress by the Amer
team Army Under Gen. Brooke.
P,nce, Aug 3. (eyening) via st. Thomas,
Aug. The plan OF campaign IL not
fully determined upon, but the natural
strength Of the Spanish position at Aibo-
nitO and the character OF the defensive
works erected there, necessitates bank
movement. The turning movement was
inauPurated to day when Gen. Brooke
landed 1900 men at ArrOra, sixty miles
east Of here. From there be can strike
the military road leading TO San Juan at
Cayey, beyond AtbOnitO. This will
compel the Spanish commander, Gen
OtegO, who has a great reputation. TO
abandon his stronghold, or be csught be-
tween two fires. Il IL possible that the
second column may move on his left
flank also, In which case the present ad-
vance on his front will be shown to be
only feint.
Gen. Stone is making dashing recon
Nuisance in the north in the direction OF
ArecibO. Stone met with a most enthu-
siastic welcome from the natives of the
village and towns through which he
passed. Women and children stTewed
the streets with flowers, and as he passed
the houses and town halls flew some
home made American flags Behind him
moves company 4, Second Wisconsin regi-
ment, under Lieut. BOdines. The enemy,
numbering about 400, preceded him. The
enemy has for hours been in full retreat
Our advance has not been extended be-
yond Juan Dias, though recOnnOitering
parties have touched COamO. Gen. Gar
retsOn's brigade and batteries are camped
just beyond Ponce.
The general advance will not be or
dered until all OF Gen Miles plans are
perfected, but when the advance IL be-
gun 1t will be very rapid. The fleet will
lombard San Juan and make other diver
siOns to keep the enemy busy at every
point.
There are constant alarms at the out
posts, but there has been no lighting yet.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04
Had "a Hard Time

Sergeant Sherman, OF Troop II, Rough
Riders, OF this city, is sick In Key West.
He WIS sick when he landed In Cuba,
hut held out until after the battle Of La
Gausimas, when he was ordered 10 the
hospital. Being unable 10 walk he was
tied upon the bsck OF mule and thus
carried eight miles 10 the coast. Sher.
man In letter 10 bis wife In this city
says: I'VE met pack train Of ammuni-
tion on the trail and my mule got away
and was hit all over the right side with
boxes. was black and blue from head
TO heel, and when | got to the hospital
they threw me on the ground and no
one spoke TO me for day and night.
| thought was gone for sure, but they
finally took me on the ship,
wien got here | could not
walk across room Sergeant
Sherman was the finest looking soldier
In Capt. Luna's company when 1t left
this city, and his many friends here hope
for his early aud complete recovery.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04

Ne Il To he A. once Removed From san
tiago Ia Long Island.

It L. To he ~ Once Removed From San
tiago to Long Island,
Washington. August a. A cabinet
officer who met the president this after
uO0n stated that he was certain that ths
tinal reply to Spain to our note will be
communicated officially 10 the president
between this afternoon and Saturday
afternoon. and word from the French
ambassador setting the hour for n meet
ing for this purpose is expected almost
at any time.
The president had conference with
Secretary Alger, Secretary Long and
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
Allen, at which action was taken
for the prompt transportation OF
Skaters army from Cuba 10
M0ntauk Point, l. |. The conference
occupied couple OF hours and there
was an informal general presentation OF
the need OF the prompt action and means
at hand 10 effect II. IL was finally con.
cluded there were sufficient vessels of
the coast there now for the removal OF
the army. The despatch OF troops home,
accordingly, will begin at once.
There was also discussion Of where re-
trenchments could beimmedlately made.
Steps for the disbandOnment OF the
auxiliary navy have already begun aud
other actions demanded In the interests
OF economy will follow.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04
spanish reported advancing.

Ponce, Aug. 3. via Kingston, Jamaica,
Aug. 4.--The Spaniards are reported 10 be
advancing, though Il IL not generally be-
lieved. In addition TO the regular forti.
ticatiohs at AibonitO on the road TO San
Juan, II IL reported that the enemy has
mined the cliffs, preparatory TO blocking
the road II obliged 10 retire. San Martin,
the Spanish commander here, who evacu.
dted this place without orders. is pris
oner at San Juan. He will be- tried for
c0waTilee, and will probably be executed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04
OFFICERS RESIGN.
Trouble in "A Masshohusetts Regiment In
Porto Rico Cause Ohicers 10 Resign.

Trouble in Masshohusetts Regiment In
Porto Rico Cause Oniosrs TO Resign.
Boston, Aug. 5,-A special to the Jour
nal from Ponce says: A tremendous sen.
satiOn has occurred In the sixth Massa-
chusetts regiment, which Is In Garrett
sons brigade. Friction between the line
officers and the officers OF the brigade,
which has been growing ever since the
command left Cuba, reached climax on
Monday, when Col. Woodward, Lieut..
Col. Chaffin, Mai Taylor, Chaplain Dous-
ssault and Capt GOOdell of company K
resigned their commissions. The exact
reason which prompted them to take this
action ls not at present known, but the
cause must have been serious indeed
The designations leave Mai Charles X.
Darling In command OF the regiment.
The matter has been fully reported to
Gen. Miles and a rigid investigation has
been ordered, BY military law to resign
In face OF the enemy means cOurt-mar
tiAl,