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Ordered to Leave HoIguin

Key West, Aug. l3.-Intelligence
reached here to-day that the Spanish
forces under General Luque in Holguin
have been ordered by General Placedo
TO evacuate the town. General Garcia.
with 5000 Cubans, was at last accounts
strongly entrenched around Holguin
and vas demanding General Luque's
surrender. This latter information came
on the Espresso. a Spanish prize, which
was captured by the gunboat Nashville
at Gibara on July 81 and brought here
by a prize crew under command of En-
sign Walker. When the Espresso left
Gibara on Tuesday last the Spaniards
were still in Holguin and had not re-
piled to Garcia's demand for their sur
render.
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Court Martialed for Dissertation.

Thoroughfare Gap, Va, Aug. IA
court martial, of which Brigadier Gen.
eral Cole. commanding the 81 brigade
of the army in camp near Manassas.
Is president, convened here to-day and
will begin the trial of Capt. Louis G.
Duncan o. the 22d Kansas. who is
charged with digging up the remains
of the eN-confederate officer, Major
Duke of Alabama, near Galesfords. and
permitting the privates of his regiment
to desecrate the raves in his presence.
Col. A. II. Shale and Mai A. NJ. Har-
vey of the 22d are acting as counsel for
Duncan
The witnesses called to-day included
Privates Nym. Company L. Iorrell,
Company /. n Albert Wise of the 22d
regiment. Their testimony generally
was TO the effect that they saw Dun
can and others digging into graves and
obtaining buttons and other relies.
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Fighting In Porto Rico.

Ponce, Aug. 10, (delayed).-Schwan
has occupied Mayaguez without resist
ance. the Spanish Withdrawing to
Lares, 16 miles northeast of Mayaguez.
Brooke is still at Guayama. Wilson Is
at Coamo awaiting endorsements.
Thursday about 4 o'clock there was
desultory fighting between Wilson's
pickets and the Spanish forces in front.
As this is sent off Is p. M. there is
sharp firing going on and a battery of
artillery has moved out TO support the
infantry. Prisoners captured during
the day report there are $500 S%paniards
at Aibonito. which place Wilson is to
attack when reinforcements arrive.
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standing of the Clubs,
Heads Were Cracked.

Chicago. Aug. IA force of spe-
cially deputized constables clashed with
six members of the cicero police force
at the Hawthorne tracks this after
noon. OF the 80 private detectives
seven We're arrested. charged with in
citing riot and disorderly conduct.
Chief Nallenso of the Cicero police n
his six men each captured a prisoner.
There were many bruises n cut
heads and faces as the result of the
encounter. The trouble is the result
of the attempts of the deputies TO serve
warrants sworn TO by Charles HI
alleging violation Of the gambling law.
Ed C%orrigan and three officials of the
track were arrested and later released
ON bail.
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WILL FEED THE CUBANS
Rations Will Be Furnished the
Troops of Garcia and Gomez.
UNDER MILITARY CONTROL
United States Troops Will Be Kept in
Cuba Until Stable Government Is
Established-Food for the
Reconcentrados.

Washington, Aug. 13.-with the COM
ing of peace, the commissary depart
ment of the army will not have its la
bors lessened in Cuba. For a while they
are likely to be increased. 1t is un-
derstood to be the purpose of the ad-
ministration to supply rations to the
Cuban troops which have been under
Gomez and Garcia. This will open the
way for a wider distribution to the
starving population of the island, to
relieve which was impossible after the
declaration of war in April. How many
of the reconcentrados survive is not
known. Many of those who were re-
ceiving aid when hostilities broke out
undoubtedly have persisted, yet after
the Spanish troops were withdrawn
from the interior to the seacoast towns,
it is believed hat a portion of the re-
concentrates were able to return to the
country and that they have ound sub
sistence there.
While the aid to be given will last
only long enough to enable the people
of Cuba to help themselves, il undoubt-
eddy will tend to increase their on
fdence I'm the friendship of the United
States. The influence is likely to be
especially marked on the men who have
composed the Cuban army. They will
receive rations as allies of the United
States, the same as American troops,
IN will remain during the period of
military government as garrisons in
the island.
While the military control of the
United States will be complete pend
ing the establishment of a stable row.
eminent in Cuba. this will be lone in
a way not to offend the sensibilities of
the Cubans or to enable their enemies
TO say they are to be deprived of the
fruits of their long struggle.
All the Cuban commanders will be
officially notified that peace has been
agreed upon and that military opera
tons are to cease. General Gomez has
been recognized as commander-in-chief
of the Cuban army and he will be COM
municated with in that capacity now.
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IN TORRENTS OF WATER
Twenty Lives Snuffed Out at
Beach Creek, Tenn.
A TERRIBLE CLOUDBURST
Entire Families Were Washed Away
in the Flood Which Carried
With 1t Everything in
Its Path.

Knoxville, Tenn, Aug. ia terrible
~cloudburst. in which at least 20 lives
are known to have been sacrificed. was
last night visited upon the community
of Beach Creek. about Is miles north Of
Rogersville. Tenn, which place is so
miles distant from Knoxville. The tor
rent of water fell in the vicinity of the
home of William Figan, a well-to-do
farmer. and his entire family, wife and
five children. were drowned and washed
away with the flood. Figan, however,
escaped. The deluge of water carried
with it every other human being within
its reach, but the only names of the lost
reported here up to a late hour tonight,
in addition to the Flgan family. are
John Arnold and Samuel Henry and
wife. These people resided within a
quarter of a mile of the Figan home.
This information vas received in this
city by friends OF the deceased. Search
ing parties have beer formed and are
o-night looking for the bodies of the
unfortunates who persisted in the foo
1t is feared, however. that they have
been carried to graves from which
they may never be recovered.
The cloudburst destroyed several
thousand dollars worth of property.
Whole crops were washed away and
palatial homes suffered the same fate
as the humblest hut in the path of the
flood. 1t has been impossible to COM
municate with the stricken commun-
Ity from this city on account of the
fact that all wire communication has
been interrupted. The complete details
of the catastrophe are, however, ex-
pected by tomorrow night. coming by
mail. The reports received up to a
late hour tonight make II the most
terrible affair of it's kind experienced
in this section for many years.
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EASTERN RACE EVENTS.
At Detroit,

Detroit, Aug. 13.-Weather cloudy. track
fast. Results: Six furlongs-Bob Garnet
won, Terrapin second, OMEGA third;
time, 1:l5A. Five furIongs-Guiana won.
Sir Casimir second. Lizzie Kelly third:
time, 1:02lS. The Essex stakes. 81, 900, mile
and an eighth-Old Saugus won, Cog
moosey second, Monte Fonse third: time.
l:53la. Five furlongs-Duty won. Record
second. Gavotte third; time. 1:03. Six fur
longs-Deyom won, Nicholas second. Ma
zeppa third: time, 1:13s.. Six furlongs-
Cllncher won, Annie Taylor second, Mag
gle S. third; time not given. Handicap
steeplechase. short course-Lady Maud
won. Tuscarora second. Brother Bob
third; time, 3:i3%.
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Death of .Inhn Mclean.

Special DISPATCH To the standard.
Great Falls. Aug. lS.-John Mclean
of Winnipeg died last evening at the
home of his son. James q. Mclean. on
Fourth avenue north. after a protract-
ed illness. He came here a few weeks
& on a visit to his children. and
shortly after vas Frustrated by the all
ment TO which he succumbed. The de
ceased was BORN in Lanark. Canada.
He leaves a widow, six sons and one
daughter. Nc arrangements for the
funeral will be perfected until relatives
at a distance are heard from.
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At Fort Waynp.

Fort Wayne, Ind. Aug. 13.-Results:
2:l6. purse $l.500-Sweet Violet won fifth.
sixth and seventh heats; time, PIG. 2:lsh.
2:lS. Gus Waible won third and fourth
heats; time, 2:15k, 2:19. william Harold
won second heat in 2:13h and was third
Leah won first heat in 2:14h. 2:2s trot,
purse 81. 5O0-May Bloom won in straight
heats; time. 2:17. 2:14&. 2:l4ia. Harry sec
ond, Alice Dohrman third. All Right,
Miss Browning. John A. McKerron and
Red Key also started. EOS pace, purse
81. 500-Anaconda won in straight heats;
time. 2;06. 2:O6A. 2:07k. Sallie Loler sec
ond. King of Diamonds third. Bessie
Leach, Nicol b., Giles Noys and Raymond
also started.
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Court Martialed aud shot.

Milwaukee, Aug. IA special to the
Journal from Marinette says: Word was
received here from Ponce, Porto Rico,
that Private l.. A. Duke OF the I'd Wis
consin regiment, who shot and killed Pri-
vate stafford OF the regular army during
a quarrel In "A saloon AZ Ponce. was court
martialed Aug. 3. found guilty and shot
on the morning of Aug. T.
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The Pope's Condition.

Berlin. Aug. 13.-The Rome corre-
spondent OF the Cologne Gazette says:
The condition of the pop no longer
admits OF disguise. His health has
gradually gone from "a to worse. and
his holiness Is now a decrepit old man
who rarely speaks.
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His Name Omitted.

Washington. Aug. 1~S.-Through an mad
vertence the name of Second Lieutenant
Melville J. J. Shaw. marine corps, brevet-
ted FIRST lieutenant for gallantry I'm the
field. was omitted from the announcement
Of promotions by the navy department
Yesterday.
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Her Superstition.

From Tt-Bits.
What. wan 20 leave to-day, lane. and
you only came yesterday"
wei. yes'm. You see. you're the third
teenth missus I've 'ad this year. and
you're unlucky."
why, then. did you Conner"
Cause ! 'ad 10 ave a thirteenth and l
thought I'd get IL over. | leaves ter-night.
mum"
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Al Hawthorne.

Chicago. Aug. B.-weather cloudy at
Hawthorne. track fast. Results: Mile
Paul Kauvar won, Treachery second,
The Tory Third time. l:4lk. Six furlongs
Abuse won, Donna Rita second. Storm
King third; time. l:14. Five furlongs-
Frank Bell won. Batten second. Santello
third: time. 1:0lL. Six furlongs-Loyalette
won. Queen Safe second, Star and Cres-
cent third: time, 1:l5A. Mile and an eighth
Cherry Leaf won. Madrilene second.
Forte third: time. lisa. Seven furlongs-
Lady Ellerslie won. Ferroll second. Lady
Callahan third: time. lbs.
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Fresno, Cal, Aug. IA, midnight.-One
of the most disastrous fires Fresno has
ever known is raging now. Packing
houses destroyed all along the line of the
Southern Pacific: depot on fire. Thu loss
will probably reach half a million.
Vt 1915 a. m. the fire is still raging
fercely in packing house district. and
there is yet no evidence of its being I'M
der control.
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Conscience Money Returned.

Washington. Aug. 13.-The postoffice
department Is in receipt of a letter from
un unknown correspondent at Seattle,
Wash. who enclosed s26.SS in order to
relieve his conscience. The letter stat
ed the writer had 10 years ago robbed
a country ~postofice of SIS, and this
amount was returned with interest.
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SHE SLEEPS SOUNDlY
Gets No Rested In the Mornings, With
Good Appetite.

at have used Hoods Sarssparila and
think very highly of IT.. ] first took two
bottles of 1t which helped me very much.
Since then / have kept it in the house and
whenever I feel weary and do not know
what is wrong about me, ] resort to
Hoods sarsaperilla. IT enables me to
sleep soundly and ] get up mornings much
rested and with 8 good appetite" MARY
A. DOYLE, 1873 Walnut ST., Helena, Mont.
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Cubans will Accept.

Washington, Aug. 13.-The war le-
partment has been advised through the
Cuban Jufrta the Cuban insurgents will
accept the terms of the peace protocol
between the United States and Spain
and hostilities will cease on their part.
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VIII Carry No Troops.

San Francisco, Aug. 1s.-The order for
the sailing of troops for Manila on the
transports and and Arizona mas been
countermanded. The transports will sail
for the Philippines on Monday. but they
will carry only stores. consisting of medi-
cal commissary and auartermaster's prop
prfZ
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A Banquet for Cervera.

Portsmouth. Aug. 13.-As a fitting
close of the day Admiral Cervera and
his staff were given a banquet at Ho-
tel Worth tonight and afterwards held
a reception in the parlors of the hotel.
Tomorrow Cervera will distribute $685.
900 among the Spanish prisoners.
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Key West. Fla, Aug. l3-The expe-
dition to convey clothing and provis-
ions to Gen. Maxine Gomez and which
Colonel BoZa. the insurgent command
er's stan tool from here last week.
was landed without resistance at Santa
Maria, l5 miles east of Key Francis.
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Mr.. IerriS Not Dead,

London, Aug. 13.-The reported death
Of Mrs. ferris. widow OF the actor who
was murdered by Richard Arthur
Prince. Dee. is last. proved an error.
Mrs. Terris is seriously III.
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Arrived at New York,

New York, Aug. 13.-The transport
Gate City, the first of the fleet that is
bringing the veterans of the Santiago
campaign to Montauk Point camp, ar
lived tonight and anchored in Fort
Pond bay, well off shore. She carries
$50 soldiers besides the crew.
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Indnrsed McKInIeY.

Blackfoot. Idaho, Aug. 13.-The gold re-
publican county convention for Bingham
county met here to-day and elected dele
gates TO the state convention at Boise
next week. McKiniey's administration
was Endorsed throughout.
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Sailed for Santiago,

Savannah. Ga. Aug. 1s.-The trans
port Minewaska sailed at 4 o'clock this
afternoon for Santiago with the Sd regi-
ment u. s. volunteers, Colonel Rays
immunes. numbering 1.1oo officers and
men.
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Philadelphia, Aug. 13.-Clinton r..
Coulter of Denver this evening defeat
ed Frank Starbuck of Philadelphia in
an Australian pursuit race at Woodside
park. The contest was the best pursuit
race seen here this season, the race
lasting Is miles and 70 yards. Time
oe 70 oE
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Omrer- Have Resigned.

Washington. Aug. l3.-These officers
have resigned: w. X. Naylor, l4th
Minnesota infantry: Second Lieutenant
z. u. Ellston. Missouri infantry: Sec
ond Lieutenant W. +. Bailey, LIST Ohio
cavalry.
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HInpkane l. Raised.

Washington. Aug. 13.-Merchant YES
sells OF the world are now free TO enter
and leave all Cuban and Porto Rican
ports. The state department holds 10
further proclamation is needed i'm rails
ing the blockade OF these islands.
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At Saratog

Saratoga, Aug. 3.-The Canadian Club
stake was the principal event OF the day
at Saratoga, but there were only two
starters for the race. 1t was ar easy VIC
tory for Poetess with Tod Sloan up.
Weather fair. track good. Results: Mile
Hurry Burly won. White Frost second.
Central Trust third; time. 1:411a. Selling,
five furlongs-Full Dress won. Colonel
Tenny second, Rec Mitchell third; time.
1:02s4. Canadian Club stake, mile-Poetess
won. Havre second; time, 1:42h. Worden
Hotel stakes. selling. five furlongs-Alpen
won, Satirist second, Hungarian third;
time, 1:02. Seven ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS won,
Maceo second, Millstream third; time.
1:26$.
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Immunes Have sailed.

Savannah. Aug. 1S-The 50 regiment
United States volunteers dmmuncsl sailed
to-day for Santiago on the transport Min
ueRasca.
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New York, Aug. l2-The Cunard steam
er Campania from Liverpool. which ar
rived yesterday. brought 81. 300. 900 In gold
consigned 10 Lazard Freres.
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Aliens Orders Received.

Washington, Aug l3-Acting Secretary
Aliens orders have reached M"anZanillo
and hostilities there have ceased.
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Player Released.

Boston, Aug. l3-The management of
the Boston baseball club has released
Pitcher Jack Stivetts TO st. Louis for a
money consideration.
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Gibraltar. Aug. l3-It Is reported hat
the sultan Of Morocco is dead.
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q.
At st. Louis.
/. Louis, Aug. 13-Track fast, ,
aaant RaS,,lta. uaatS Ave and
At st. Louis.

st. Louis. Aug. 13-Track fast, weather
pleasant. Results: Heats, five and a half
furlongs-Flora G.. won, Empress Jo-
sephine second. Minerva third; time. 100.
Mile and a sixteenth-Charlie Christy won,
The Elector second. Ed Farrell third;
time. 1:49iT. Selling. mile and a sixteenth
Maddalo won. Parole dor second. Con-
fession third; time. 1:4sh. The Ozark
stake, for 2-year-olds and geldings. six
fu~rlongs-Sea Lion won. Chancery second.
Dandy II. third: time, 1:l5a4. Six furlongs
Sorrow won. Gibraltar second, Boaner-
ges third: time. liza. Mile-Buck Videre
won. Sir Rolla second, Pinochle third:
time, 1:4l.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

At Washington-The Senators won the
first game by good playing, the runs be-
made by punching the hits. In the
game they played poorly. Attendance.
/, 500. Score:
First nm
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Moods pills cure all Liver Ills. Is cents,
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Batteries-Hughey and Clements: Sug-
den. Donohue and Mcfarland. Umpires-
Swartwood and Wood.
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HYPOCRISY REBUKED
WHAT WAS " That CHRIST WROTE
IN TIE DUST7

pr. Talmage Explains the Story OF tho
Saviour and the Shining Woman-svm.
pathy For the Penitent - Boundls.u
Ocean Of Divine Mercy
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THE BACHE AND MANGR0vE SAL
Unexpected Orters Send them to Havana
Families Leaving Key West.

KEY WEST. FLA, APRIL 4-ACT-
ING UNDER ORDERS FROM
WASHINGTON. CAPTAIN SAMP.
son COMMANDER OF THE UNI
TED STATES FLEET IN THOSE
WATERS, SENT THE SURVEY
BOAT BACHE TODAY FROM THE
TO HAVANA.
THE DETROIT TOOK THE PA
troll DUTY TONIGHT.
MANY FAMILIES. FEARING
THAT WAR Is AT HAND AND NOT
CARING TO TRUST THEIR LIVES
IN THIS ISLAND. WILL LEAVE
KEY WEST To O-MORROW FOR
MIAMI
THE MANGROVE. WHICH WAS
LYING AT THE DOCK HERE, RE
CEJVED UNEXPECTED ORDERS
TO PROCEED TO HAVANA TO
NIGHT AND SAILED nIME
DIATELY.
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STEAMSHIP TAKES FIRE.

Savannah. Ga. April 4-The Ocean
Steamship Company's steamer City OF
Macon, reported on fire at the Savannah
quarantine station yesterday while
bound from Boston via New York for
this port arrived at the city to-day, the
fire having been extinguished by filling
the forward hold with water. \ survey
was held to-day, and it was recommends
ed to discharge the cargo. in order to
ascertain the damage. 1t is known that
the ship is damaged only slightly. The
cargo in the after hold is not damaged,
either by fire or water.
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To Escape the yellow Feyer-Spaniards
Enlisting in Cuba.

Havana. April 1.-The Mangrove and
the Bache are expected here tomorrow
to take to Key West such Americans as
desire to go.
Consul General Lee has been author
lzed to hire merchant vessels if neces-
sary, and will probably employ the City
of Key West, Of the Coast Line due here
tomorrow. the Mascotte. which is due
Wednesday, and the Olivette. which is
due for an extra trip on Thursday. The
ferh VIII remain here. so far as is
known.
Now that the exodus to the United
States is i'll full force there are many
interesting scenes at the office of DR.
Brunner. Hundreds stand around await.
ing their turn TO be vaccinated- babes
Continued on Second Page.)
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4 PECULIAR MALADY.

William Churchill Appears to BE Sane,
But Cannot Account For His Ac-
tons.
Charleston. $. c.. April 4.--William
Churchill, of Brooklyn, whose family
have been looking for him anxiously for
some days, is at the st. Francis Xayier
lnfirmary in this city suffering from a
remarkable malady. When YOU speak
to him he appears as sane as any one,
but he forgets where he is and cannot
tell when he left New York or why
he came TO Charleston. He went into a
drug store here to-day to ask to be com
mended to physician. He was directed
to Il well known doctor of Charleston,
and frankly told him of his trouble.
Mr. Churchill is well known in literary
circles in New York, and under Presi-
dent Cleveland's last administration he
was Consul ut some point in Samoa. He
is now reciveing the best of care and
his family has been notified of his
whereabouts.