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MONITOR PAsSAIC RETURNS.
Anchors on New Orleans and IL Given
Housing Hecention

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. ls.-~The monitor
Passaic. with the Louisiana naval reserves.
in command OF Lieut.. Bostick. on boar l.
arrived tn front Of the city this morning
and was given rousing reception by the
river craft and The thousands who gath
cred on both sides OF the Mississippi. The
men on board are reported 10 be generally
in good health. The Passa!c has been On
duty at the jett!es. and recently has been
ordered TO New Orleans, Yesterday tn.
monitor was intercepted with orders 20
proceed 10 Pensacola hut the exchanges
here are urging the Washington authoa-
ties 70 order her 10 remain here perEna-
neutly for the Use OF the naval reserves.
Col. R.che's regiment Of inarunes. which
was largely recruited in Texas. and which
has been canped in thi.s city for some time.
lief. for Galveston, 10 which command they
were ordered. The command lef; IN poor
spirits owing 20 the report that IL IS like
" 20 be dssbanded instead OF being sen; 70
Santiago, which had some time ago been
named as It's destination. The officers ot
the command are anxious for l. court o'
inquiry 70 settle definitely The truth Of the
charges made OF the conduct o. the Tex
ans here.
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THE BONDS WILL BE ISSUED.
Nd Feasibility Of Their Being Limit
ed below Amount Authorized

NEW YORK, Aug. fs--Ass.stant Seere-
tary Of the Treasury fandsr.ip. who has
been hearing some suggestions from differ
ent sections on the possibility Of limiting
TIE fesae OF bonds TO ali amount. Deow
$50. so.gs, the full issue authorized. the
Idea OF the SUCCESSORS being that the ter
mination Of the war removes the necessity
for more money than Will be provided ~
the customs and enlarged Internal revenue
receipts. srnlled whan he was asked about
the possibility Of the adoption OF the sug-
Session, says this Washington correspond
ent Of the Times.
IT Is very .pnrs,'y sus .n, en- Mr. +;
will D. adopted. The treasury has already
accepted the loan ard agreed 10 furnish
the bonds provided Tor the subscribers A
part OF the bonds have been sent out and
the others will follow. II is true that there
will be less pressing need for money, as
the closing Of the war will remove the ne
oessity. bat some large expenses have al
ready been incurred which must be met.
and some VIII continue for watle after
host!iitiss are stopped"
The reports OF the treasury putting the
expenditures % the war al about fiaa, 00,-
penses. but simply those items in the
treasury statements that are charged up
directly 70 the war and navy departments.
These cover the greatest expenses in the
other ciassiflcations OF the statement. and
they will substantially increase the az
rrsgase Of expenditures In excess OF what
they would have been tn condition u
peace.
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WANT To STAY IN SERVICE.
None of the Volunteers Express
Desire to He MASTERED Ont.

WASHINGTON. Aug is.-The var de-
parimeut has been trying 10 ascertain the
wishes Of The troops a. 20 being mustered
cg. 4 beng the object 10 accommodate
the troops as far as psssibie. In n the
present time It looks ss IL all The voIgn-
teer4 wanted 10 remain and that the mAs-
teviuc out vii fave 70 b. ~ arbitrary
order Information received Al the depart
ment indicates taaf the desire % remain
IN the service Is not confined 70 tire Of
rcer~. bi.f that the rank ana ae wish n
continue IN the government service, The
3sr.srtynent viii VA: 1u;i what if<orra2-
ton poss DE - obtained. ~hfn = "a eail 4
10 troops desire - Tefu-n 10 taesF homes,
selection IN the best Judgment - ne Of
fcers will ase made The :Yeops when
rrsgs.tr.a out. vii l,e transported - ;ae.r
homes
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ALLIANCE LEAVES TODAY.
Takes the Remainder of the new
York Regiment to Honolulu.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug h.-ThT"e nun
bred ard twenty-five officers and men OF
tie New York regiment embarked on BOARD
the steamship Alliance this morning anu
will sail for Honolulu tomorrow me
ladies ~ the Red Cross society furnished
the men with ii luncheon before they went
on board the Alliance. which IL very
siaunch little vesse,, but entirely unsuited
for the transportation Of 30 many men.
Gen. Merriam stated today that the
Ss.ardla and Arizona vii probably sail
sone time Sunday forenoon In addition
to their troops. the two transports VIII
carry a million rounds Of ammunition FOR
the Philippine forces 1t Is now on the
way from he East ard although the rail-
road company IL burrying 1t westward II
viii no: he possible - get II AL aboard
the Two vessels uBiil Saturday. The troops
will embark In tie afternoon and the
transports will then anchor tn the stream
until their departure Sunday.
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BEFORE THE SURRENDER
OF MANILA WAS MADE.
German Consul strongly Advised the
Spanish Commander Against
CnptfulafjOu.

HONGKONG. Aug. ia helated Dis
patch fTcm Manila. dated Angus. $. ex-
plains that Gov Gen. August has not
quite abdlca,ed." and says:
The governor general only declined 10
b.. responsible for the consequences when
he found that Spain was no, sending him
help. II. retained his position. but rrac-
ttcalIy washed his hands Of the lighting
4 Madgfd Dispatch CONSTITUTES tais aa In
suhordination, and the Gaxsste VIII now
publish an order 20 supersetie him.
1t Is rumored that confidential iustSuc-
tons have been given to his successor 20
words adul!rn ,ion. and possibly assist
ance. tn securing a favorshle termination.
\ telegram arrive, Sunday ordering the
Americans to proceed immediately 70 ex-
trernas. waereuYos Gen. Merritt and Ai
nirsl Dewey fssuea an ultiuatUa. allow
ing tor'y-elgHt hours for the removal II
would begin abe hOmhardTent earlier Il
tina Spaniards made any attack The gov
ernor replied .mmsdiaIeiy. thanking the
American commanders fnr their humane
sentiments. bat saying they were ue$eiess.
because ns was surrounded with rebels
and bad ~ place FOR refuge for ,he great
number Of sick and woundei and women
and children.
The governor theroapon convened the
conse'!s h.ss're them 10 Hss their ini'u-
eBce WIN the Americans to *; them 20
grant him time and facilities fer the re-
nova - yae refugees and suggesting tAs
use q American trpopshps. haF h. vas
unwilling 10 ALLOW hem food from Man
la. re seemed Indifferent - the .ate ~
lie iQa sj9 natives
Tfe Brush consul MADE - powerful an
peal - The governor 10 .-}rr.Y4er. 2.,sy.fy-
iag TIRE heyoiSm hitherto shown Is me
Span'Ards. b}3. demonstrating thn ts,Ts.l- s.
ness 81 further RESISTANCE EFas, other cor
sails 3n9orS%e las apneaA Rita ne sxref-
tan a Nc ti~TLr - e3nSal. wao sid .haf
IS III. tafy on cer ne Sarli8 hesitate. =
assert that she SpariaFis asd done enough
f@t
loaay @'& EH,-sf~ls NIL V.s.t Admiral
t*@W~S % convey t6F -s7t efHFnfnts request
h~t = - pTo2s 80 t4e rSI.y VII ee n9
"a e Il e~sHt - h#fs oet = MADE 4oEx go
- f@AsrtS sfs&tst+ q ffbs4 tffNTf -
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ON THE OCEAN.
~u. DECISION on CONTRACTION
0r NEW WAR vkssELs.
.~v~ss VIII he Asked for Appvo-
.rssfson 10 Bald Fifteen Sea-
~sspx Bastleships and CYutsers-
uatesffy for the Pacific Ocean.

xvy YORK. Aug n.--A special 20 TIRE
.nrramsre so- presentation to Congress,
~xo.s;ng tbs immediate construction OF
greer wsySflps. has been adopted by The
..v.l t,oaryi o. experts. TO whom tise sitfe>.
rs been referred ~ Secretary Long Il
srcvsaes for three seagoins 5ar5es:e-tuyret
ss,,,eshics OF EGO tons displacement ard
msn.mura % Isiz knots' speed, when the
rnseis are losdet 30 their deepest draught,
= an average speed above nineteen knots
u-as- ordinary cruising conditions: three
srs,-elasz arrnored cruisers % ie,m tons
ssd twenty-five knots speed: three sec
sns-csass protested and armorea cruisers
a s,Ds tons displacement and twenty
sso.s speed. similar TO the Maine type.
arasy improved. and for six protected
ey,ssssrs Of 500 tons and sixteen knots.
geec,
ne reduced speed OF the ships which e
sni.ofrniY a5ou. TWO knots less than that
pruposvd al the preliminary meeting Of the
tesr; on TUESDAY. was brought about by
.As desire 10 secure Unprecedented range
spcnsibIi.ties o. the Tinted States In the
Pseinc ard the certainty that thes> YES
~ Or most Of them. would be required
10 make up the fac. In that ocean The
nsYsscs Of speed 20 endurance was made
With view 81 securing vessels OF at least
$40 knots radius. or capable Of aeam.nK
srsiGhi away from San Francisco TO
Manila and Samoa
The board decided that the Pacific. rather
,Aan the Atlantic. would he the seat for the
naval operations In the future and while
rsai sacrifice to speed could be made 10
he vessels attached 20 the outer line OF
sssiona defense on the east coas. OF the
rai.ei States. abnormal coal capacity and
hrh economy we're prime requisites. as
long as dlstan. possessions to the west re-
CURED protection. All the vessels, however.
vi be as speedy as the fastest vessels now
t1sd!ng ntroad and they will Be eminentiy
more practicable in endurance, strength
and forsnfdab.lsy.
TIE main battery O. each OF the hattie
Aips viii be composed OF four 19.lnch
Mes IN turrets on the center line fore
and aft, similar 10 those Of the iowa, and
.he secondary batteries will mount four
teen and s.xtees, rapId-fre s-inch euns In
addition TO these there will be usually
large auxiliary batteries OF assorted pounds
81 sizes; both qnIek-3re and semi-auton,a
e. TIE fs-inch guns OF early baitleships
haze been put aside IN new designs on az
sagrt OK their great weight and because
will be- necessary 10 increase materially
The length OF the l2-lnch caliher to meet
re requirement OF the smokeless powder
exclusively 20 be used hereafter in the
asyy.
The frst-class cruisers Will be covered
w!sh heavy arnor from bow 10 stern and
VIII be armed with i-Inch guns In ,urrets
ana ten to twelve s-inch rifles In broadxide.
They are 10 be superior In every way 10
say ships aficat In the world today.
Tbs seeond-class cruisers. a. at first pro-
posed. were to he OF 500 tons each. hut
tie board added 100 tons To them. TO be
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Chinese waters There Is no market they
desire more eagrly than the Chinese. and
though they have been sorestaiis1i by other
powers they will assuredy ovcrtake their
rivals by the rapidly OF thei- progress in
that region. ard In the coming breaking
up OF the Chinese empire the United States
viii not ~ content with the worst for
tunes for their heritage
The Temps while oongratulating France
upon the role Of peacenaker. recognizes
the fact that II Is no. always good thing
to put a finger between the hammer and
the anvil. The Temps says:
THE United States Will no, hear a word
OF intervention and France has no inter
ests In compromising herself gratuisously
with n country evidently destined for. a
more active part in great International az
fairs II would BE- artless 20 count over
much on spanish gratitude Therefore.
the French watchwort should be Mes
s!eurs poin. de ZelA' "
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one of the Women Guests ON Hoard
Loses Her Life.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug IA sad ac~
c.dent occurred on the bay yesterday
morning A launch from the government
transport steamer scanda. was having a
trial on she hay. with q number of invited
guests on board. including Mrs Charles
paxton. Mrs Gene. 81 Red Bluff. Mrs.
Petersen. Of Red Eiaff. and MAJ u fssHr.
besides Capt Hart. 81 the schn3a- an en-
giueer ana his assistant ami two Sailors
Al was gong smoothly when the govern
merit steamer Gen Mcdowell; came np
from, b..h.s.d and In some manner YET 10 Do
exclaimed crashed lnto gsic launch. fnf5.-
ing tse occupants Into the water. Every
effort was made TO save the df0*n .Hg rse-
u'e. and with grra; success. all but ars.
Paxton being rescued.
Mrs Paxton vas tie vile - local
stock broker.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES

The Central Stamping Company. manu-
'actnrsrS of tinwafe IN New York. assign
- Thursday. Liabilities. $4,000: assets.
500. fso
The directors Of the National Lead Com
pany, - New York. have declared nuas-
terry dividend Of -. per cent. on preferred
stock. payable September IS.
4 violent e.eetrlga! storm occurred At
Melville. VIE. Monday nsh, AZ
one time four o. five ars= we're In psosrssA
James Oven ana John Carrser wsre killed
The condition ~ the estate 81 the late
san Frane4sTo millionaire. Afaiph Susro.
place. the total indebtedness AT e-C. ADb
e. TO- isa
Antof,n scoganlno. VINO was mysterious
y rna.eeTet 81 san Francisco on Thyrs-
Jce csssdorxiro. Who claims to have acted
In eeif-iefense.
C;9v Tunnel, n Delaware. offers a -
ward ~ f.i f5r the apprehension of The
the deaths % 3srs. Drumming and her sis-
ter Mrs. psane.
Coy Budd 81 California. nas eomnu,~d
ne sentence q John cortsts who haS
osn fef srgaf 1s s st ,sr ies xopa h a.:
expired D@rt Thursday. He liz "a brother
o Jafses Corbeyt. tae pug,i:ss.
The Wisconsin National bank of MI
m and II mhtcn Capt. Fred EsaaSt ia prsE-
tGent and Charles Best is cashier has az
sUrlsed Ire Central National bank Of MI
wanket purchasing il astsFn stock George
II HGuRAtog former president IT tire Ce1-
erai Sasinrzi bank, becomes director ara
Efcgusan III WG'f who was cashier Of tbs
Central &atsahas hank VIII hs assistant
cashier 81 the Wisconsin, S2siDnks hank.
ne board 9f survey AZ San francisco
whteh hss bsssz examining she accounts ef
Lieut.. W A isees. regfrasassi commits
sarv % she Twerfiesh Kansas - Az saN
responsibility foE ire disa 9gasranse 81 ces-
tatr zssugs.~z wns~n lslarfsrfnAsssr <@rxf
Jsmez u, Tasgrs nss tsssi ts~n TRIED f9P
stealing and 70 sxsiufase sh~ value 81 re
SANE. hSs eHsr sssst*si It's report. I.s~uts
Greer = raid Financially TesD0nsih1s foS
ths 41ga. %St@n amounts 30 SIS. while me
eFirssfssai ressonsg 5slity IA nx~S gfson Young
Green wss IN ne french assfsfsaf ~ tho
time. iotrg's trial before q conri mart
has been asa.sned. bat tie Txauis kA4 -
RAJ been gwen ops.
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from Chickarnanga 10 Springfield. III. and
TIE Twenty third Kansas. row N camp
AZ Topeka, 10 proceed a. orce - Santiago
De Cuba, and there 10 report TO Gss. Law
ton.
The T'wenty-shiri Kansas /. a regiment
O. colored troops and Is said to be an ex-
ce.lsnt organization.
II IS me purpose 10 make tia regiment
part OF the permanent garrison %
Santiago.
The movements Of the other three regi-
ments IS believed 20 Ne preparatory To mus
;@r.nS them out OF the service /, Is said
a. the department. however, tia. the orders
were issued because Of 4 desire on the
part az the people Of the states 20 have the
organizations in camp a; home rather than
IN one large camp OF mobilization. II their
state camps the men would. II was argued
be less liable 10 Illness. /, is likely that
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LONDON. Aug. ia.-~The H0ngkong CORE
sf1nten, Of the Daily Mali says:
The terms of the carismlatton o. the
city Of Manila, - agreed upon Saturday
between Gen. Jantenes and Gen. Merritt,
includes the cess.on % s3e Philippine
archipelago .o the United States.
IAN American naval officer who arrived
from Manila on the Zafro tells ne tina;
the Americans practically walked into Ma
Mia Tie operations. he says. were con-
fined to the Maiate side ot the city. where
the Spa niarss had fort and two lines %
trenches The troops waded through the
Aaiate river and walked up 10 the beach
a. though going TO iunch. meeting practi-
caIiy no opposition.
Il learn ina, when Gen. Merritt went
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Orr PROPOSED VIEW FLEET.
English Papeve Comment Approving
IL ON the Programme.

LONDON. Aug zs~Tas morning papers
comment uron the proposed increase In
the American navy The Standard says:
Such feet operating from Manila as
a has@. would Dc able to exercise cousldera-
bie influence or .Ee progress % events IN
Chinese waters, and added 70 tha English
China squadron ard the japanese navy
would make a mighty armament indeed
The Daily Mail says:
THE new programme Is startling IN its
t.uyneslssty. Tie American navy Jumps 20
fourth place among the worlds fleets. /,
will rot long remain fourth. nor will /.
be long before the United States will have
2 policy in China
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TELLER FAvORs EXPANSION.
Colorado senator, Now In Spokane
Sees No Harm In the PoIlcx

Special Dispatch TO the Post. intelltxencsr.
SPOKANE. Aug. Ex-senator Henry
NJ. Teller. OF Colorado. Ia visiting relatives
n Spokane for few days. Speaking OF
territorial expansion, he said:
i think the islands which are eapabIs
OF self-aovernment should be allowed "a
govern themselves. AMI that all others the
United States should keep. DO not think
any OF them should be returned 10 Spain
or allowed 70 go into the control Of any
other country.
The Philippines are very rich and could
he held. II necessary. without any ex-
pense 10 this country"
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SHIPPING SOLDIERS HOME.
Shaft-r wires t." Departure of q
Number na the Transports.

WAsTIfNGTttN. Aft4 1.--'Tf@ war de-
partner. has rey,e3 ;ae following 5a'ie-
t.u.
.-saasiaga IL cfssa. "a IfsgNL Aug y.
II. { Co~o.a. A75Gtant General. IS as5.yg-
ton,
',(,os. Ra.4sr' -sSte1emt arrived gAls n1orr-
,~g Twxo Ep9tge3 AMI ssverty Eve sEs H.
.sryrnea leave 'afs sffeTna91 feT fs1anta1-
AFRO 50 - lea "a or the R%salasT ard -
% me T~s,-tv-fga~-E Michigan ~ f,e load
81 On tie bigger.
SKATER. Ms}or General
s~saai.sx9 Ge CHA. TIA HsT1!, AuE =
III. I. ,,e.ks.n. Aa;g;act General. Washing
ten
eft "a Nert-ek Peint tots us0yes.1g
SO A E~TF.R MAtnr ftarlrraa-"
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They Are Officers of the Same Rank
rs American Com u,issioner>

LoNDON. AUG. l9.-The Madrid CORE
spcrden: q the Daily News says ;hat Gen.
Blanc5. Gen. Csstai3ara ara Admiral Man
ter0lo have been appointed comm isSiorers
for cuba. ard Gen Maciss and Gen Or.ega
and Admiral No,lertn5 for Porto Rico. I.
TX probable the correspondent says mat
Senior Leon : Castillo the Spanish am
tassa6or - Paris. vii preside ~ tha Sea-
sous q Yhe Paris commission. Se-or No
-ets can6'daiu7e is made impossible ay
tie hostile attitude % ,ho press.
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xAgfTE%GToS. Ang. iS.-Tae firm %
peforI * Co Of Boston. has been aee.g-
rated b. iae presiasnt, auii ota*rw-s.
instructed fnance agents Of ;hs United
states n sucn .,arts u the Isia ri 81 Porto
ytfr.3 ss are rag@ o. nav hereafter come
uraar the military Jurisdiction IF Use t'ni-
ted : atrs TIE bond required IS ia Tho
ss4.a OF So dn
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DREYFCS SCANDAL REVIVED.
EsterhnEy VIII Have u Court Of In
uu:ry tn COnsider- His Case.

PARIS Aug. 1s.--The minister OF war.
NJ Godfrey Cassguac. announced IN ne
chamber OF deputies that Commander
Comte Ferdinand Waisen Esterhazy. the
alleged author OF the bordereau letter IN
the Dreyfus ease, will be summoned be-
fore a court OF inquiry. whose compost:
ton will be determined by the Paris mill
.ary authorities.
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GENERAL MERITS
STORY Of THE FIGHT.


communities from the Philippines. Is q
sine qua non
TIE government here makes \ special
feature that members Of The peace commits
sion shall speak English. art that the COM
rs.ssioaers for the evacuation OF Cuba and
Porto Rico he nominated from military
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TRYING TO EyPLAIN.
OfIicinl German Papers Accounting
for Augustus Trim.

BERLIN. Aug. is.-Ofacia. and leading
papers display anxiety TO show that the
Tetroya, Of the governor general from Ma
D!la was in no way intended TO Offend
America, but a. a mere &C, Of courtesy.
The koIonische Ze'ung and The Pos;
followed the NorI Deutsche Ansemeine
Z@itung IN declaring that Admiral Dewey
approved cf Gen. Augustus departure. bu,
all ssfnl-ofhc.ai explanations FAIL 90 ex-
plain WIZ 50 much secrecy vas obssrved.
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TgA%TA. fsziy AlE is~EFeary Fans
have ra~sIe4i a large part ~ Trsasa- Mary
houses Aave f3.gsn -. ire 9e-1paz.a ee{n :,
oAaged 20 tska T-xgEa n t1e D9hite ffal n
srgf T.e s3fh1rs,s<s kAFe ordered tns
tros5zx - Construct cansis - drain re
.cxa.
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the Third hattasso- q the Tweney-snsr3
Infantry. They viii sail for Manila on the
Scandal There ware :wa deaths ~ srs
division hospital Today. Private H Apple
gate Company L. Second Oregon regt-
-rent. Arb Private Allen. Company X.
Twen:y-,hsrd United SSase< Infantry
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Murdered Over Game Of Marbles.

PRINCETON. KY. Aug N--Jlmmy
Johnson twhsie,. aged H. was murdered
her. today by t.hex Wood n negro Roy Il
years old, The killing followed a dispute
over marbles The white boy was almost
instantly killed. the negro crushing h!a
skull WITH stone. Young wood was ar
resied ana lodged In jan. The Johnson
family Is prominent hers. and there In
great excitement over the affair. threats
Of iynchiag being heard on The streets
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VIEW YoRN REGIMENT GOES HOME
Believed the Move Il Preparatory 90
Final Mastering ONT

WASHINGTON Az : Order Te-e
3zsasexs ~ s2N Gel CecHi1 te~sr-, ~ t1e
S<swsi ~ Ys-E 4. Fs--srSstra. Fla. -
r-eeees3 WIFI a. SIS equipment exce2t
wagon srsns9~c~saeiSs-s, - TOY. y. Y. ara
,A.re gu snto carp. ne S@co1. Maine 10
p~oeee3 e-er Cs5exans2ga 80 Aug14sfz.
~. sns E1rss ll4.ne.s eavssxr. - r.oces4
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mountain side at The rate OF 40 Yards an
hour The chestnut trees On Mount p.,rn-
ma have been burned. Constant explosions
are heard In the central crater, which n
emitting smoke and flames.
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ashore after the capitula,ion Of Manila he
experienced some difficulty In finding Gen.
Jaudenes who ultimately was fof 4
church among crowds Of women ar. chill
drer.'
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SIMI.A. Aug. is-Heavy foods and dan-
gerotss Iandslides have occurred below
Nainlal. in kUcan province. \ brewery
was destroyed The European residents
are believed to have escaped. but many
natives were killed.
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NEW ORLEANS Agg. fs-PTas. JOHN
II Duffy arr 81 Fhe aes.~ka1Tn srsrs s1r~
referees IN Tie county. sz3 700 h<Afsts
IL ra-y cham 2.oussz.o ecgssests. ssee ss.ss
zstx-roCA
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Ne~uyius Again Vomiting Lava.

NAPLES Aug - NesuTfus Ia again
- 4 state or active eruption. Four
streams - lava ara flowing down the
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MADRID. Agg fs-Spanish Is c!0seI TO-
law 81 - -
LONDON. Avg ls--Spanisn Is closed At
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other organiza tons Will shortly be expect
cd 20 go into camp III their home states