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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-02-05
FOR sALE-HoRsEs q CARRIAGES


FOR SALE-On good. IouiJe buggy and
TWO single buggles; cheap 1884 10th
st. NV. fe53t en-
FOR SALE Handsome. large, chestnut.
sorIel horse; : years old: weight about
LOO; can show inside 800; gentle:
afraid OF nothing. no Reasonable offeT re-
fused. DIR. j. A. WEsTLAkE, 515
ST. NV. fe4- 3t-em
Fol-. sALE-several cheaD horses. No.
"os oth 81. n" fed 3t-euI
FOR SALE Sound mare. wagon and har
ness; cheaD. ADDly SEABRIGHT OYS-
TEX HoUS r, lltn and II sts. ne. fe3-3t
TGx SALE good driving horses: cheap.
FOR SALE-HOCsES
FOR SALE 5-rcon frame: square from,
Pension Once lot lSX6O: a bargain at
50 900. HALL q JUSTICE. 6I3 + 81.
Item
FOR SALE Very cheap-SIOO cash and
$40 per month. title perfect and alb
stractfurniShedfree,n nearly ne W story bay
window, mod. IND. brick resi- ence: s rooms:
bath. wardrpbes. etc; ia most exceiie nj re
pair and really TO move into: in the same
block the new n. f. Temple and market
house are in; house ought TO rent for at
BRYANT, owner, Warner Bldg, 9Th and
r SITS. fe5- 81
FOR SALE-522 Sd St ne: 2-storY, Groom
" I-riHs, see ~ Mn. wHhIn.
fe5-3t.em
FOR SALE-Navy yard employees ought TO
he Interested In the folio wing: A pretty
from cottage in Ana costa: one square
from street cars, well built. mod. inns.
only $1,000 cash $3.50: BIZ ancp monthly
STARGARDTER Il GRIFFITHS, GIL 7th
ST. NV. fe3-3t.etu
FOR SALE SiX-room brick: northwest; la
tTObe, range, BATH. renting at Sit,
excellent ceAdition: $50 u immediate
buyer. STARGARDTER & GRfFFITHs
GIL 18th st. NV. fe3-3t-eru
FOR SALE-Some of the most attractive
houses On 18th ST.. and at the most
reasonable prices. JOHN SHERMAN, $40
l4th ct. NV. deI5-sf
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CHURCH NOTICES.

MILES MEMORIAL CHURCH-3d ST.. bet.
L. and n. Il ave. NV. SUNDAY service at
IL a. ia, preaching bv Rev. Mrs. Cuddy.
evangelist; at 1:3O ID. III. the pastor will
preach, Re- j. W. Harris. All are cor
daily welcome. Item
FIRST ASSOCIATION OF SPIRITUAL
lists, Ma Ca bees Temple. 513 9th st.
nw.-ServiceS Sunday at l a. M. and 1880
u. III. iStOurscS nv ire pastor. Mrs.
Cora l.. '. Richmond. Morning subject:
THE Spiritual x-Rav." Evening: The
Symbolic, EsDterlc and Masonic Meaning
OF the Dou'Se Triangle" Questions an
swered and tnrrfIISS ~ nrDyised at each serv-
ice. Mrs. BvrneSs>Syecal SDlOist. Ly-
free at all ~ervtrrs. fe5-2t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT vegetable or chicekn
bench: one pork or beef bench; in . st.
Market. Apply TO 1851 nth ST. nw.
feast
TYPEWRITERS for rent. with privilege
OF purchase, reduced rates; all standard
makes, ask 20 see the ''Jewett." NEW
MANS TYPEWRITEk AGENCY. Gil
Tth st. Ja2S-1m
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BOARDERS.

WANTED-3sentlemen ca n have first-Class
hoa rd. FOR ST. or Sl4 for one. in private
family. 1927 Pa ave. NV, near War Dept.
fe3-3t
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WANTED Men and women 10 work at
hOEte.-l pay So Ia 80 per Week for
Ina king Crayon pOrtra u s.. new patent
method, anyone VINO can rpJd or write
can uOIna WORK al home, IN spare time, ia Y
or evening. send for particulars and work
at once. Address n. A. GRIPP. German
Artisi. I yrone, Pa. aS-Suts,tT
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EDUCATIONAL.

VIOLIN ANDMANDOLINLES SONS: music
for all occasions. STU do, 1919 Sth
st. NV. fe4-4t
EMP ERIENCED teacher. best city refs:
gives DriVa"e instruction in mathematics.
English languages splendid oDorIunity
Dromojion. terms low. Address EAtiIfR
900 LIST ST. ne. fe3-3t
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.

MANTEn--iiriEht. active Young man. can
flll clerical position satisfactorily. eX
Cellent Dcnnan. uulck and accurate &C
C0uItauJ. A udreSs 4. l.. T., TINS office.
le5- 81 EN-
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FOR RENT-STABI.ES.
FOR SAIE-PIANOS.

FOR RENT-Cheap: new brick stable.
ll26 9th II. NV Item
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PERSONALS.
Tire fE3 EayS'' Cure

uur nienl leads all remedies In this city:
Prompt and permanent cure or no charge;
consultation fee. DR.. McKEEHAN. 7I6
9th St NY. Office hours, 10 a. m. 70
p- M, 10 y. m; Sunday, z to l. p. m.
Ja26 1mO
sPiRiTUALISM.T yoogra phical Hall. 425
u St NV. Sunday evening, 7:.O, Mrs
Zolier, assisted by another medium spirit
tests; psyclHrnetriC readings: automatic
Willing, etc.. Seo BeeS i'uesUas ana fnlay
evenings at residence, 1102N New York ave-:
nth and | 1w.D fe5-2t-em
W0NN'S HA IL, Sunda v; spirit messages. at
2:3O p. m lecture and tests, 7:30 p. M;
hA:s NicklesS, pastor, circles at residence,
6lc 9th st. NV, Wednesday. at 2:30
p. m; Tues. ana Friday ewes, B O'Clock.
SPIRITU ALISM-Mrs Zo!ier, medium,
11O2 n. Y. ave. t11th ana | NV >: circles
Tuesday ana Friday evenings: Sunday even
Ing meetings, Typographical Han, 425 q
st. NV. fe4-It-ein
MIME. THEO.
Medium and card reader; Washington's
most famous clairvOyant and palInist.
Consult her on business, love nd family
affairs, reunites the Separated; removes
good luck; open daily. GERMAN spoken,
25c and Doc S29 ii st. NV. fell 1t
wANTED-9y Young man of business,
young lady or widow with capital TO
n Ssist in established BUSINESS. object, mat
Timony. CHECK, this office. fe2- Stem
WITH snow on the ground and money
scarce, IL Is really 20 your advantage to
come TO us tor nice w3rng suit or over
coat tworn someD that we can sell below
market value. JUSTHS OLD STAND,
619 INV. Ja311 W EN-
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WANTED Experienced heln. with best
city refs, fuTns he'd free. no della y.
FL kEhA i1t hEAt'. pos NV. fe5-ot en-
NANTEB-I.adies and gentlemen in oruut
or Govern cent employ, rare opportunity.
Address INCOME. thiS Office. Item
WANTEn-Lady or gentleman as local
representa- Nc; Sala II. SbeU per wear to
right party. Address A. W. H.. this office.
1t-tu
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DANCING Waltz, two-step and three
step guaranteed; strictly private MISS
MARIE LEONARDO, Gle NJ ST. NV the
only lady teacher in Washington teaching
under diplo va OF the Nat ional A sSociation
Masters Of Dancing: protect yourself from
incompetents. fe3-6t
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wANTED-AGENTS

WANTED-1rignt agents: ladies and gen
tlemen for new entertrise, large com
missions and auICk sales. Address I'll
RFKA CO, I 237 10th ST. NV. fe5-3t EN-
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FpR SAI.E-LOTS

FOR SALE-Severa fine lots in Columbia
Heights, NJ .un.. + leas SAINT and NV. at
low figure. HALL Il JUSTICE, 61a r st.
Item = r.
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WANTED ts.sliahle men aud women ia
each OF Government departments, Tor
Iilhtt =. tan 81 ON J,uicIIf ana varl ~ % 10
$50 a month. NATIONAL REGISTRY CO.
500 3tB -. NV. fe4 ct
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WANTED situation bE Young man. who is
experienced in clothing. shoes ana gent
furnishing. D ave good references. Address
A II. =. 'his office. II
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WE furnish good places aud STEADY work;
COtIe at once. EACHA Ntrf ~ REAT.
T2l I'm MY II
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Did established firm, permanent; $40 per
month and expenses. L., this office.
Jal 5-St-sat sun
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WANTED TOung latlv rs tvDew ritter: must
Toe young. Can al Boo T. 81. NV. Rooms
Z and =. second tiuDr. II
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WANTEB-CoOks. ChambermaidS, nurses,
aud also store girls. CENTRAL EA-
CHANGE. . - I@th ST. NV. 1t
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W iNTED-HOUSES.
DANCING.

PRIVATE dancing lessons. with music bv
lady teacher. puDil OF Ed Collier n. Y;
also Professional experience. waltz taught
In four lessons. Address YOUNG LADY
this office. fe3-3t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

MANTED-ta tain. white men. Apptv at
STAGE DOOR at the LAFAYETTE SQUARE
heater, Monday morning. al 10 sharp.
Item
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WANTEn--LadY canva ASerS. permanent.
light zoo salary. Address CAN
\ 4 - kk. tins office. fe5-Bt
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He SHOT at her because her singing
disturbed him." Pastor r. HeZ SVEN
e. plains. So1day night. 40 O'Clock: free
pews, second BAPTIST Church Auditorium,
4th 81. and Va. ave. sc. 1t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT Two desirable fine rooms; Cd
fioor for igin housekeeping: bath On
same floor: lot and cold water: gas for
COOKING; ev -ytiiing Illehsa mt and oIniorG-
aide. terms .'lfeap. 25i Isr st. nv.
fe5-3teu
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WANTED -RefiHed vaudeville artists. Ad-
dress SPEGIALTY. Iiis office. 1t
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WANTED An experienced dinlngrUOn
aud house gITl: oUlOred Gait after 3 o clock
to-day. 2s}5 \. }. ave. NV. 1t
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WANTED 'hree lady solicitors Tor news
paper Subscription. experienced only need
apply. CaH SalurtiaY or Monday al IL.
90, MfBIA az na-ISnINU CUHTAN sos
l0tn =. NV fe5-3t
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WANTED iirl for general nousewurk: no
washing. ApDly bet. and q y. IA. toda v
% SIN I. NV. Item
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LOST

IOSl
L0ST-wedacsd5y evening. a black ma rtep
fur collar, between BruOkland and Il. x
o. depot. 81 reward If returned To Room
100 Coroorau bGilding fe5-3t.em
DOST-DoC'S collar. paddock tag 1894:
reward. 81 2Sthst. fe5- 3t-em
LOST-DOg. white-brown face: bob tail:
ring on collar; reward; return 2I7 st.
NV. FEB 3t-em
LOST-FoX terrier; white. brown marks on
head and tail rewaEd If left at 1902
9Th st. NV fe5- Stem
LOST-On r St. bet ween First and 18th
NV. lady's DocketboOk containing own
eT'S ca ri: fin Ter please return to suDt.'
desk. Wood ward a Lothrop's. and keep
money. Item
LOST-Fe /. two pillow slips: one con-
tanning q new suit of clothes. and the
other childre1's clothes Finder. return
TO 1921 9th Il. ne. and receive reward. 1t
LOST One firing of sleigh bells: wednes-
day night, bptween Peace Monument
and Garfield statIe. 81 reward If returned
TO 527 Sth s. Sc. fe5-3t
LOST-A yellow striped cat. Reward if
returned % SIG NJ st. NV. fe5-3t
LOST Black laprobe, on II. bet. 9Th and
18th sts- NV. reward If returned to
1877 eth ST. NV. Item
LOST-On Feb. on or near O st.. be-
tween Vt. ave. and 4th St. black os-
trich feather boa. Please return to Girls
WELLS DRUG STORE, cor. 9TH and L
sts., and receive SUIT able reward. Item
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WANTED girl t. do cooking nd general
house work. asa II st. ne 1t
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NANTED-A neat white girl for gen
eral n0usewOrk ia snail family. Auplv
43l 6tn II. sw. fe4-3t.e
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WANTED 4 white giri FOR general house
80 st. Sc. fe3-3r-em
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WANTED tOuug lady fO. office work;
wages SAL al 10 DeEIn with. Address an
own Handwriting 4. L.. tins Office. e
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FOR SALE-StoCk. fixtures. lease. guud
will or a good dry goods store. good
chance for IAN TO 90 in business. good
office. Item
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WANTED .3right, intelligent ladies; sal
AIRY or com Mission. work at home NJ ue-
sired. Inquire of HARP N WELLER, 4Ol
4thSt nw- from TO = y M. fe5-5t-em
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WANTED connect ent coatma kers.
steady wpIk &c the rigtu hands. AD-
NV at Once manager tailoring 0eDart-
meut. SAkS n 60. fed 81
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
GERMANY IN MOURNING.

Berlin Aug In regard Prince Bsmarcks known that Fredchs with the title of prince descends to Count Herbert Bismarck the oldest the family of Count Won Rantza husband Rismcs daughter remaining there temporarily Seoenhauen goes Count William Bismarck the second The late princes money. which estimated to be several million marks larger amount than generally posed divided among the three children and young antzu.
 The princes physician says that the immediate of death euson of blood the brain. The remains of the great dressed the uniform of the abe sadt Cuirassers AZ number of weat and other floral tributes have already arrived Eredrichsruhe So the exclusion the Schoss that Count Poodowsy minister of the interior had wait twenty minutes before he admitted
 Prince Ilohenohe, imperial chancellor took special train Friedercsruhe this afternoon order convey military condolences from the Prssan ministry of and place wreath upon the chanceos bier The councils of Berlin and Munich hold special tomorrow the prince having had the honorary freedom of those cities The Carrue city council resolution of conoence and selected delegates attend the funeral
 Kel Aug 1-Emperor William arrived here at 10 o'clock tonight and expected that the empress who has given of attending her brothers wedding at Coburg to- morrow him here and accompany him to Friedrchs ruhe Tuesday morning
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02

destruction of the Maine was only the climax in a series of events, which, at very early date, would have com pelled a collision between Span and the United States. Now in all of those events no charge of bad faith or in humanity toward Spain has ever be1n suggested by any one. The record of
 United States during the present
 ation in Cuba has been free from
 Vitality between the belligere nts,
 that we have used all of the
 of the government of
 United States in good 4th to restrain the natural anxiety and indignation of her own people aroused by the brutal and inhuman conduct of the Spanish government.
 "The war has not yet progressed to that stage in which the people of Spain, or even the Spaniards of Cuba, have realized that the United States has power to suppress that govern ment utterly if it should choose to do so. If Spain cannot see now that her hold upon her colonies in the East and West Indies is absolutely de- stroyed it is difficult to anticipate how much more of the hardship of warfare will have to be visited upon them be- fore they can be brought to proper sense of their situation"
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
ANOTHER SHOWER OF GOLD.

San Francisco, Aug 7.-Tle steamer Humboldt has arrived from St. Mich ael's via Seattle, Wash, bringing down about forty people from Klon- dyke. The purser says that about one million dollars from the gold fields was left at ports in Pugst Sound, and he estimates that nearly as much more was in possession of the pas sengers who came through to this city. Antone Stander and his wife, formerly Violet Raymond. variety actress, are reported to be among the fortunate ones. It is not possible to obtain an accurate statement as to the amount of gold brought down.
 Seattle, Wash, Aug. 1.-The steamer Discovery arrived today from Alaskx with sixty Klondykers and about haI million dollars in gold and drafts The heaviest men aye c. Ward, whc has 0.00o, and c. N. Johnson, $80.- 00e,
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02

camp, and hearing from the boys of the alleged bad quality of the water, they prevailed upon the local brewers to furnish the local men with beer to drink. The man most instrumental in securing the contribution was School Commissioner Thomas M. Gafney, and no doubt the boys in camp will ries up and call him blessed. But not so the women at home.
 Meetings of the w. C.. T. U. branch es have been called to discuss the sit uation, and leading officer announced that she would telegraph Captain But Ter demanding the immediate return of the consignment or assurance that it had been emptied upon the ground. The women declare that the boys had better drink typhoid germs in water than the soul-destroying beverage contributed by the brewers.
 It is doubtful, however, whether their protest will be appreciated by the Syracuse volunteers. Several To- cal physicians are loud in approval of .he substitution of gcod beer for bad water.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
THE CONQUERED PROVINCE.
The Matter of Church and State Has
 Already Risen

Ponce, July 30.-General Henry division, consisting of 3,400 men, i cluding twenty-six pieces of artillel has been ordered to march imn5 ately from Yauco to Ponce to be e tojoin the movement north againstl Juan. The Sixteenth Pennsylv regiment was sent this mornin
 ward Juana Diaz, eight miles norf7 Ponce, en route to San Juan A
 Word reached here this afteru( that the Spaniards are murderin g tive Porto Rivans, violating womena indulging in general outrages. PH lamations have been issued by M authorities of Yauca as a Unit States city expressing delight att nexation and the administrations 3 General Miles and welcoming
 troops. The mayor of Ponce cal upon all residents of that place tod ercise calmness and circumspecd1 under the new and desirable con tions. He also urges forbearance ward conquered enemies. Much
 thusiasm is everywhere manifeste4 the sight of the stars and stripes
 The question of proper discounf' Porto Rican silver gives some tr
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
SYRACUSE WOMEN PROTEST.
Brewers Sent Twenty Barrels of Beer
 to Camp Alger.

Syracuse. N. Y., Aug. LA mine was exploded beneath the equanimity of the good women of Syracuse who have been making comfort bags" for the soldiers and who have been put ting a small tract in the compartment originally designed for tobacco, when ii was announced that the various brewing companies of the city had contributed twenty barrels of beer and forwarded it, freight paid. to Company c, Third New York volun- teers. at Camp Ager. A short time ago several 3yracusans visited the
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
CAUSE OF THE WAR.
Senator Morgan Takes Issue With
 Ex-Secretary John Sherman.

Washington, Aug. 1.-"I notice, said MT. Morgan today, "Mr. Sherman, recently secretary of state, is quoted as saying the United States in this war has been the aggressor. That propo- sition is utterly and entirely untenable hope MT. Sherman has not said that, but if he has, I take issue with him upon the statement. The United States had very good cause for being the aggressor, but forbore to take the initiative until it was manifest that Spain intended to compel us to fight
 eff the war in Cuba had gone on in the same way it was being conducted by Weyler and Blanco and in the same disregard to all the claims of human ity, the United States government would necessarily have been drawn into 1t, even If the Maine had not been destroyed by Spanish malice. The
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02

ress Monroe. He called attention to the fact that the breaking out of a yell low fever epidemic there, besides en- dangering the lives of thousands of people in Virginia, would also weaken if it did not absolutely unman Fort Monroe, which guards the entrance to Washington, would suspend work at the government navy yard at Norfolk and also cause the stoppage of all work on the men-of-war now in pro cess of construction at the private yards at Newport News.
 Norfolk, some years befora he civil, war, suffered terribly from an epi-i demic of yellow fever
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
PEACE IN TWO WEEKS.

Paris, Aug Tt is announced this afternoon in dispatch from Madrid to the Temps that the Spanish cabinet met this afternoon and drew up Spain's reply to the United States answer to her peace proposals. It is believed the Spanish government will accept the terms. Immediately after official assent is given them hos5ilities will be suspended in the Antilles. In con cluding the dispatch says it is the general belief peace will be a1 ac- complished fact by August 15.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02

the use of the auditor of the treasury in settling the accounts, but the treas ury department officials in their care to prevent any misapplicatiol of the funds requested that they may be sup piled with further detailed information, and this request has necessita.ed the return of the lists to the North At lantic flee: off Santiago for amend ment To prevent further trouble and delay on this score, Secretary Long has issued circular No. 43, which has been dispatched to all commanding officers of the navy, laying down the rule for the preparation of the prize lists as suggested by the order fire m the navy department.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
MUST BE OUR OWN.

Washington, Aug. 1-Ex-Senator Warner Miller of New York, president of the Nlcaraguan canal commission, and Senator Morgan of Alabama the leading advocate of that project in congress, had a conference on the Mic araguan canal question with President Mckinley today. The conference was short The presid mt expressed his ac- quiescence in the belief that govern ment possession O: the Nicaraguap canal is now necessary.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
;EVELATION TO EUROPE.

w York, Aug. IA dispatch to
 World from Paris says: Henri
 lsson, premier of France, said: The
 irse of the United States throughout ie war with Spain has been noble. It has been revelation to Europe. In my opinion when the American cen hitions of peace are known the world will be astonished. I expect that the United States will take pride in show ing greater moderation than any of the old world powers would display under similar circumstances"
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
Spain has Photographed to Washington for
 DefiniteneSS.
1t Is Learned From Madrid What Was Not Known Before, the Matters to be Settled by the Joint Spanish
 American Commission.

 discussing dispatch replies  
   Philippine
  war ma n
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
DISASTROUS WRECK.

Atlanta. Ga, Aug. IA freight wreck in which two men were killed and four or five were injured, occurred on the Central T1.l-oad near Mc- Emerson today \ train bearing scl- diers bound for the eanp z. Lithim Springs was run into by a. freight train. Both engines and trains were badly wrecked the cars hsing piled one upon another. The bodies. were torn in parts, and hands arms and legs were found lying about.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
NOT TALKING ABOUT IT.

London, Aug. In the house of commons today the parliamentary secretary of the foreign office, MT. George N. Curzon; answering a ques- ton, said there were no negotiations in progress between Great Britain and the United States in regard to the Phil fppines
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
QUIET AT MANILA.

Hong Kong, Aug. 1.-The United States transport Zatro has arrived here and anchored outside Lye Ems~ pass. She reports the American or insurgent advance made cn Manila up to July 29. The remainder of the third San Francisco expedition was expected to arrive at Cayits during the evening of July 2s.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02

harbor of Ponce, but it is expected she will be fioatsd tomorrow.
 General Brooke arrived this after noon. During the afternoon seven companies of the Nineteenth regular infantry arrived on the Cherokee. Cable communication was opened to- night, but the line will not be in full opsration fer several days.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
THE PRICE OF EXCLUSION.

Yokohama, Aug. Tt is reported here that Hawaii has agreed to pay Japan 940,000 in settlement Of a dis pute which arose out of the exclusion of Japanese emigrants from the Ha- waiian islands.