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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-03-25

Hay algunos curiosos detalies que
no quiero omitr.
Es increible, por su insignificancia.
10 que cucsta a. famoso proceso Zola.
pues calculados con exceso todos 10.
gastos, incluyendo el dictameu de un
medico, sc eleva 4 Ia egorDs sun a de
GIG frances.
La SfGnpa, periodieo italiano, dice
que el medico de Emilio Zola Ie ha
aconsejsdo, con el fla de res,ablecer
So salud, algun tanto quebrantada,
cambiar de aires La fecha de Ia sa
Ida de lola dependera de la en- que
Sc decida el recufso de cssaci6n pen
dicnte ante ell Supreme.
Fl cocLe de Mr. Felix Faure, Pc
sidente dc Ia Rep1blica frsncesa, afro
pello, trente 4 los Campos Eliseos. 4
un pobre vieio llamado Delondre, que
fue conducido inmediatamente { una
farmacia vecina, en- Ia cual entro
Felix Faure para enserarse del case.
Algunas horas despues ei Presidente
dc Ia Rep15lica visit6 la casa del an
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-03-25

Muchos periodicos ansncian que
esta proxima la celebration de un ira
tado de comercio entire Alemania y
Belgica. fundado sobre nuevas bases,
siendo de esperar un pomposo sYeees.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-04-17
TELEGRAP||||. |
RECOGNITION OF CUBA.
! ne Senate Passes the M;nori+v
Resolution

Washington, April l6-Senate conven-
ed at 10 a. m. and resumed the discussion
OF 'uban resolutions. There are ind;ca-
'iohs that there will be some action TO-
| day.
Washington. April l6-Regular ,roons
rapidly moving Eastward.
Paris, April 16-Spain calling home all
able bodied Spaniards from France.
Chicago, April l6, OBS a. NIT is ar
ranged to have two hundred whistles
and 800 Changing bells to announce 70 tho
people of Chicago the moment war is do
clared.
Washington, April Is, 1914 a. NIT
no" seems certain that the Senate will
pass Cuban solution to-day. 1t is also
underStoo@ nat the House will tal,e :,
recess until tomorrow and that thew will
accept any action Of the Senate.
Washington, April l6. 2:l5 p. m.-Tbe
House has taken recess until 10 a. m
Monday. This prevents earlier action hv
congress on the Cuban resolutions Tho /
Senate is still in session.
Washington, April Is 5 p. m.-Sponcb
making still continues in the Senate
Malaga April Is, 434. \ rno}} tore down
t'e |. :. colorS from the consulate. Tho
me GendarmeS cleared the streets and
are now patroliing. III excitement CON
tinUeS
Washington, April l6, ) .. m.-The
senate has just passed the Turnia
recognizing Cuban repub}fc
' ote 81 to u.
Washington, April lG. 5:05.-Noroar
'Iiefs resolution declaring war, winch
Was defeated only having / votes for it
" aShington, April Is. 8 p. m.-Vote ra-
suited yeas 80 nays IS favor suhstitutino
senate for House resolution.
Washington. April lG 9:l5 p. n.-Senate {
las adjourned.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-04-17
Official Count of State Funds
State of Nevada. !

! State of Nevada,
| County of Ormsby
Reinhold Sadler, Governor.
Eugene Howell, Secretary of State
| ana James K. Judge, Attorney General
oeihg duly sworn, severaliy saw that
they are members of the Board of Ex-
anllners of the State of Nevada. that on
the 10th day of April, A. d. 1888, thew
(after having ascertained from the bool, :
OF the State Controller the amouut of
money which should be in The Treasury
made an official examination and count
OF the money in the Stale Tra,surv oe
Nevada, and found the same correct az
follows:
No'h- 500, lbs. 80
fald Coin Vouchers not
returned to Controller I, -
i"'"i "i------------------ S2l7,S37.O2
State School Fund Securities
irredeemabla Nevada State School
noiiuS S------------------ S3S0,000.OO
Nevada State Bonds 297.36I20
United States Bonds GtOOnOOo
''''I - ---------- s1,525,20l.22
REINHOLD SADLER,
EUGENE Howell.
JAMES Il. JUDGE.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo
his 18TH, day OF April. \. D. 1855,
, "a ii T. !. STONE, Notary
1"bitc, OrnSby Count Y, Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-04-17
. 49,
FOR SALE

one stock hog, grade Ber1s shire, com
ing TWO year old, in good condition.
weighs about 80 pounds. Inquire At
this office for particulars.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-04-17
S25 Reward

me members of Warren Engine Co.
NO. offer S25 reward for the recovery of
the body Of Fred Mather, who was
drowned in Washoe Lake on the 4tb
instant g T. Uyy,
Secretary
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-04-17
CHURCH NOTICES
st. Peters Church

81 refers Church.
H"lN Communion and services at II .
m. and : p. IN.
Sunday School at 10 Il. ~.
Morning subject, Beauty.
All interested are cordially invited r.
attend.
REV. J. B. EDDIE
resbyterian-Services at IL a. m and
Ppm
Morning subject: "The Coming kinp-
DOM"
In the evening there will be an Easter
Sunday School concert.
Everybody welcome
F. l. NASH.
Pastor.
Methodist-Services Sunday at II m
and p. m.
Ever body welcome
junior League at 30 p. NJ.
Young Peoples Social meeting at & ~
m.
Sunday School at l2 Is p. m.
All are cordially invited.
j. NJ WILSON. Pastor
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-04-17

House painting, paper hanging. mat
{ tresSes, lounges made over. furniture re-
paired, stained and varnished. NV sbon
is opposite Joe Kelly & COS. procarv
store on King street. AL Hohensae
Every lady in Carson and elsewhere
mas paid Sl.50 for the Eskay glove since
II was introduced. At f. ". DAYS spec
iai sale you can buy the Eskav at slIo
Head his ad for particulars.
T. n. Stone, Commissioner of Doods
for California. and Notary PuhIic f,r
riisoy county. Office: Capitol Build
ing.
Buy Your Easter kid gloves at s. D.
: omen 5 where You can get an i No.
glove lof 81 . a pair guaranteed and
nave them fitted to the hand.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-04-17

l announce herr";th that will sol
bedroom sets "-'--i,,r,e at So 80. SO co.
- 90 $50 ~, 50 10 and $40 90 Doub1o
Speihg ahd top mattresses from 81 50 tG
$40 no. Single lounges SO 90 and SD 40
Bed lounges 81 % to SO 90. all Other
articles reduced in proportion. and viii
assure anyone that takes the trouble to
J"iI J"iI that tn" goods are all new and ND to
cate. No furniture store can mako or-
"'',"FE expenses at the above prices, but
don't expect te make money tbo,o
81 MISS i..t%,} my aim is in common With the
t'',I IiltSithants OF Carson to leave no
lof goods, GEO. w. KTrzMRYER, " !"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-04-17

lest and largest collection of beautiful Shrine. v7t
II THIS city, com orisng all the new French and a,:
Beautiful New Sheer Figured Lawns
pretty designs, worth I5c ward at a.
ENqust Domestic Organdies new
Moral designs, worth I5c ward at 49,
lie latest and newest designs III uev Ne,. t7,
Lawns OrgaHdies, Iappets etc. in Plaid s6eots a,,.
F!o"ered work worth yard at 121o.
magnificent collection of finest
Sheer organdies dimties ard ahets or
F'hest French Or sandies Koechin Freres ceIebratd
MAKERS Sheer and beautiful, price IS. 40 5Oc VII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10

rrery SPANISH orrrcrPs AND MEN TAKEN on
pn,er N CHARGE OF LIErrFNANr sEGREHA
The Anchor Line steamer city ~ Rome which
b,s heco chartered carry NE Spanish naval
preoncrs back 70 Spain did not sail yesterday for
roor,emo,ith y IL as expected. but VIII leave
NOR, some time this morning. tn. wounded men
,.ro arrived from Norfolk on Thursday night and
7are pl,ced on board the steamer were Joined yes
terday b. nifty officers. who anne from Annapolis
The entire Marty ill he IN charge 81 Lieutenant
sa,re~a until their arrival at Portsmouth. whsr4
Adm raj Coryera captain Concas. Of the lnfanta
Nari. Teresa and captain Euate. Of tho NiZcaya.
,',u bc, I'd the vessel and - ~ one thousand men
~ .re held there will also be sent u spain. The
Gnia,- in Tho CITY " Rome leaving this port was
ro,,sad h. the fact that Lieutenant Segrera ordered
10 hunks FOR the men heightened and widen-d, so
ke the comfortable as possible
Tor ,he sailors many OF whom wounded
az ths officers and mon now on the city or
Rome many ~ hem have lost an arm or a leg.
snd several OF them In 2 serious condition.
The wounded officers are L,nutenants Luis Fajardo
ard Francisco Arderius OF the NiZcaya Jose
Sotal OF the Furor and Assistant Surgeon Nicho-
las Gomez of the Niycaya
Lieutenant Segrera said Yesterday that the men
cho had been in the naval prisons and Southern
hospitals had been well treated and bad no corn,
rialnts to make 20 the NAV their captors had
acted toward them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
THr POST LEATES CAMP BtACK
Mr~ N EXCELLENT HEALTH AM Fru'Ts-
GLAD TO GIT AWAY.

MEN N EXCELLENT HEALTH AMI frIP'Ts-
GLAD TO GIT away.
Tn. 1o!s- New-York Regiment broE" -arnI - AMP
Black yesrerday morning and began 20 carry '1e'
heceage 20 he cars pn-a we're eating for then-
On ~isines close 20 the camp They uere sad 70
&c, ar4v and sang and 1oked a. rher WORK They
looked healthy ami stronE On nc cars they sang
and -yr 70 pranks They went away from the
car,o IN a. good shape any - ne regiments 'h4t
have been there.
The Ars. ,ra!ns BEARING the men q the regiment
y,Ar- IN Long Island cry 2 Ntte after COCK.
The other sections were SLOW in arriving. and y "as
at,er . o'clock vhen they came A. O'Clock me
Tegiroon, was all on board OF the Jersey ,,ehraat
tarr,,hoa, central ready 70 star Colore! ttuDoe.
saii he d3 70, think there vas mar IN ne com
$50 uho regretted gong. and al "Hr" happy' =,
''Ttf central arrived a. Comm1nipa" lit" arc,
& oio'ook and the men marched mo me I1lT "a !
-. ,5e ~ ono. There they stacked arms ana "fteo
80 no order came 20 hoard the car nls gro" !;
~ ~ .-;ende ~ the men was Ia paitinF a,1
oosoar.1 hen Many friends came pr@vded WIN
Caeels.- I'd nores al food for th"m A;ter al nag
Iny NJ, nd refreshed themselves The men IestFnsd
"a 49, nj set lied themselves for me nieht rl1e
~ Car,o MEADE Tho hrsr se,ron o. nc ran ieis
,1ersSv City o. so o'clock ana nv 'f'' '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
IFF'S CORPS NAY BE nplEb

r., ccpP1N1rR SAYS y VIII - 70
HUNTSVILLE " YELLo" FF'hN S'FfNi7
co.,,anoora Tern, Sept (speoiaD-- GenH'al
&C.. corps VIZ b. moved 70 Hun's''ue Ala 1ron
Iacksonvilie according 70 my 'h'o'" u1n s,,i
c.~Eral Coppirgor V"nt on % explain ma
- -. fever scare was occupying the aiiNriloc
-. me Government. and that should ne disea Se
- orse Than a. tho pre- snt time G"nerai
49, mon would he moved 70 the mountains OF
Tortb Alabama where yellow fever vas nerer
re sad eurther that The seventh CORPS
know - IN The South probably, 20 ne near
W., Wou Toio, Of embsrkailon when IN order came 70
move 70 ~" rreSkinridges headqgarters The re
~ ftq q cnndlaI ICES corp. discussed vth
;terest General Rr A f.gse heard Ar, s Ind he Sa
from pl r soT The removal unless y>ov fever be
can1 epidemic General -. cDps Zen or6ered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
PRAISE roP HEROES OF sAy.Jr4y FrGHr.
OFFICIAL REPORT on THE DEEns OF THE srxri
REGULARS BIT co1ONHL xdsERT

OFFICIAL. REPORT on THE DEEDs OF THE SIXTH
REGULARS BIT coIoNEL xdsEHT
Fort Thomas. Kentucky. Sept. e-colonel H. e.
rrbert ~ tAc srh Infantry who VAS wounded N the
s,n Juan HHl night. near Santiago De cuba. on July
has made cut an ofcal report 10 the secretary or
War 81 The r,rr the 9Th Regulars took IN tnat
famous action on July :. After making de'aiI''
-epor, q al the movements 81 he regiment on
July J. and o. those of he cooperating forces ~
tho 18Th ?rh and i3rh upto and through The mai
successful and victorious charge. ne CONCLUDES WIN
the following graphic summary
What has been sad - the English. tha' they
n@srr fight better than ~ their nrst oatte' pc
o, v borr had ever before been under IRE Yet they
acted from f-sr 70 last of THIS trying day ne vel
The Inca - Spottsyi vana court House nave ever,
s.v4 once seer A. h't IRE as ne zen mlnutes N
,im4 ana when nc regiment sustained most ~ siss
loss ire highest IN percentage ~ any reg menu y,
1ith . steady and d'termned v1or Wortnv "
'ner coun,Ty and race TeF,nGn' 'Ips Nc of
Ar,,r rcfer-ng 10 the orhc-r. Of thls regiment
W.,neri FIRST Iieutenan, Jul"s q ORD Second
Lieutenant Reuben : Iurman ana sccona J.. leu BE =
oenea me country y ins mGnam mn ~, s2' ~
T1t following hrst ,.rsH,snis Thomas psrFe.'.
Comp r Ha62a H R1aa4d c9 sreef COM
rsny +. V liam Wvley Company . John Murray
corpa1v - and william Brown, COMPANY n.
.orU1d win bravery ard efficiency A. ! am no
longer Nth the regiment cannot obtain the names
o. he many nor commits. oned officers ana men
Who deserve special recommendation out deslI
- mention M 5rde-lv Private James Mullen ~,
C-ompa1v r VINO rendered yalrabe service ARD
81, 80 orr re- Indifference 20 danger offered most
evc.,.cn, example lie was killed az my >id'
earnestly recommend them for promouon oy
w., 80 and for increased rank when the Army ~
euemenfei on account Of tneir gallant service IN
.l,.S HARRY {. EGBERT.
Colonel I'd Infantry,
LATE Lieutenant oone IN lnfanstryi ara com-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
TIT PRESIDENTS PROMPT PrPTY
SENDS ~ oRpER PERMITTING ~ "HIo voIr>
TIERS BODY TO RI TAKrN HOME

SENDS ~ ORDER PERMITTING ~ "H1o "oI7->-
TIERS BODY TO RI TAKrN HOME
The prompt answer % President Mckinley 70 =
telegram sent him h,. rrerchart frorn Ohio who
knew the President number ~ yea-s ago gave
The merchant pho IS In this CITY on Business an
opportunity 10 send home the BODY II Young Ohio
soldier Who died az Camp W'koc TIE merchant
was Samuel karenste.n. OF Alliance. ohio
Yesterday he received word that Guy uafht ~
ths Str Ohio Volunteers had died a. camp VikoN
The rarcats o. young Hafnt teegraphed "
kste1steir asking him 10 arrange 70 snr The bo1y
mona The merchant vas no. familiar "l'h ~
mode Of procedure in the Army. he went 20 ~"
Colonel k.nbaN. and told MIN that he parents .,
Hafht were friends and customers Of his ard Re
wanted an order allowing him 20 take the oody 70
Ohio. CoOLe kimhall told Nj kaiensteir tnat
h. coulc not issue The order for the transports
q ne BODY ana that y would have - conS
was disappointed and was about 70 60 when
Colonel k.ubaN suggested 70 HIN that = h knew
any person no knew The Secretary OF War r.
nigh, send TO him and thus get the order. TIE
rncrchar' replied that Ne knew person IN WASH
nEtor T.th the exception Of the President and h~
had no. seen 1,r Cor number % wars but knew
him we'll in his Younger DAYS
Then IS asst resource Nh hatensfein dec!dec
70 apply - Presden, McKinley for assistance and
&c ser, rim a ressae@ by tAlerraph. giving nm
The details regarding the rNGaes' - Hafnt :
parents WITHIN TWO hours after sending ms
message 70 the WE.ts Rouse order came from
the Quarte-nastcr Department AZ Washns ION
X. sth OHIO Volunteers. re SEM 20 his perNn's a.
Alliance Ohio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
AMBASSADORS EKENPT FROM TAFEs
MEMBERS OF DIPLOMATIC coRFs NrsT FAY =
THEY ENGAGE N BUSINESS HERE

MEMBERS OF DIPLOMATIC CORPS MUST FAy ~
THEY ENGAGE N BUSINESS HERE
Washington. Sept eThe Com-!ssiorer 81 IL
tArna Revenue has held that checks ana drafts
o. Ambassadors Ministers or other members ~
the foreign Diplomatic Corps living IN this coun-
Try are exempt from tax. hen made IN the course
OF the conGuc- % their business or In connection
with expenses Incidental % their residence here
as diplomatic agents IT, however, they become
propertv-oWners or engage N business. then the
papers which are subJec, 20 TAX that may he made
n connection with such ownership Of properly, or
IN carving OF! business should be taxed
tbs rul.ry IS made. no: because OF any positive
or general law or the subje0'. but on he ground
that II Is a courtesy due 70 one nation from an
ether --..-,,o.
Under Article IL. Of the Consular Convenilon
between .he United States and Germany consular
officers Of ths, country and their ehancellors ara
secretaries are exempt from all direct. peItonaI
or sunptuary taxes. duties and contrloltiQns
whether Federal state or municipal, unless 'hey
become owners OF property IN the tnited STATES or
commerce
The Commissioner has also decided mat o9"iine
alleys belonging 70 4 gymnasium attachc1 - 4
College ard used nxclu sively by students arc NOT
subject 20 the special 'iy Imposed hv 'N@ var
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
ViO=ViOlet
Lundborg's--
exccls all other
Violet Perfumes.


Following is a s' Of soldier patients nov the
Post-fradrate Hospital Twentie'N-s. mi Second
ave.
N>sM NY Joha : corpar, 1871 rr.'ei s'as. sss1-
~ tohtA william - Massachus4''s ',l1r-.srs -
-. p han1sI-st Adams Mass
hhEk. Stophe-. Company y !, u,-ss ,g---e.s =,
~ .-vi Park-a'N Chicago Ill
E'oltNIS'N fr'1Hric< On Cavsl-- Trrr Da'fon
RERNAN Aps1't % Regiment Inrar'rv co~.csnv 9
lort Smelling M'nneso,a
!ht.lfS. r-dU1rd. lst Dis'-i~ C-loraA rol'irA
Kent. P-rtas4 COUNTY ohio
IN Mst.r 4uarteTraF'sr se5ssan, campln, p
-. Nep-York CRY
CONN francis iAutenant sa'h Nev york Toiu7-
iters NJ AZ A:nsrerdsna-sve Nov -T,-k Cl;H
MAiiNh Rufus II, Frocp Rough F'ters. 70. 0s'r
Ci'v, Kan
MCLHEARN. Thomas Company l.. la Nev Yo-k Va
uEietrs 70 Eu,1srfurd Place Nev-lo orr. Coy.
OSBORNE Gs'rsr. rrooT Porgh Pi54r. si1n4, Aus
tralis
FI En-, Ihor5as ynrsi s'at"s Resuars ;: Louis VI
- tee-s ~ 73s tizab@,H-st. Chi~aF'. ~
"kNpT William ?. C1mrany / l. Hives Volunteers
No Gb22 I'reNel-sve.. Chicago. u
NARIlNSEN Fre6crck Conpar, l., L. Ili1-is Vo.-r
teeTs 70 39e North Niapl"wco1 ave- 'hi'aEo II
CAMERON. Arthur L 1npanv . 2i'h Nj NiCan NolDr
fs@-s. 70 81 ZIONIST SAUL Mari- Mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
THO VOPT MN From UONTATE Dir

Xeuport Sep, s-Private George Movers
companv A ath United States Infantry one u the
soldiers brought from camp Wikcn. Montauk
Point m August 81. and taken 70 the Nevpor'
Hospital died AZ that Institution this morning
las, nlsE- he uas taken with severe pains. He
mad been III with malaral fever which probably
aggravated some functional disease. Meyers was
naive Of Canada. and his nome was az oe"e9c'
y Y Uhhre his pfe lives
newton, Mass Sept. a-The nrst death recorded
among the soldiers Of Newton va. that Of Private
charle. = McAleer Company {, 9th Massaehu-
.At,e who died this morning OF typhoid fever
he Boston City, Hospital. McAleer was one OF
those who started from Montauk Point on the
steamer Lewiston He vas thirty seven wears Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
PRESIDENT REVIEWS TROOPS
CROWDS CHEER 1TlF FIRST DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA vOLUNT FERs-rITlZENs
CARING, FOR THE MEN

CARING FOR THE MEN
Washington Sept n-From the portico II the
White House 'he President and all Of the mem
bers Of the "a hinnt nov In thA city TO-DAY re
viewed the Is. Dietr,, If columbia Volunteers
on their return from the var II was an In
sprire sight as the men marched under the
porrco receiving the salutation Of the President
while dense crowd gave an enthusiastic vel
come 10 the soldiers The National capital was IN
holiday attire A. 4 tribute 70 he District troops
Panns,lvana 49, berg hung froU end 70 end
Win 1ags and bunting
The regiment loft Montauk yesterday. and
after some delay reached, here a. 20 this ar
ternoon F-on early in the dav the line ~
1,arCh had been thronred With crowds Of pc ople
pho waited patiently until. az o'clock, me
bronco and YEA her beaten soldiers took no
/ ,heir march II recalled somewhat thar memo
"a ble march dovr Pennsylvania ave at the close
- the civil War From end 70 end 81 the line
~ march there vas a continuous cheering AT
the Treasury Building a chorus Of several num-
drel ,-oices sang Home. Sweet Home. above
rhe ra,tls - the rAeireuta' drums. A. The
Whit. House th4 President was assisted In re-
viewing by Senator, George and Wilson. Post
n,as,er.General Emory smith Adutan'- Genera!
Corhin and General HAYNES
Tho troops presented soldierly appearancN
marching hrisklv despite the fatigue ana eN
/ periences they have undergone Around me
/ necks II officers hung great wreaths 81 laur'I'
! lille from every gun barrel proiru1e1 hus=
/ bouquet
d d, graceful incident occurred In 'he review
I Tn. sick soldiers followed the marching men IN
carriages. each invalid carrying a large oouque'
/ ar 81 the sick men raised himself as he neared
the President and tossed his bouquet toward
him The President saw the act ana, reacnihs
, ont deity ,augh- the flowers as they HeW
! through the air The incident was greeted WIN
! cheers from the crowds The President kept me
/ houque- - the conclusion ~ me review, we
/ regiment marched 70 the White House Iot psck
! ~ me Executive Mansion. and vas dismlssea
| \ committee 81 citizens has underiaken 10
! provide IN every way for the returning soldlers,
caring t0r the sick and providing employment
| Tor fhose ON ~ NCrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
cauT To FIND HEP husband DFtp

Mrs Rop arrived AZ The Pennsylrania station
ir jersey Ci,y o. Thursday evening from Por'
Huron Mich TO meet her husband, William Rop
~ COMPANY r 81 Michigan volunteer She *
pected that Re would come from Mont1ph Point
The Soldiers Comfort COMMUNE invited Mrs Rop
70 The temporary hospital uhere she waiteG Sh@
ns0 not be.n uitn The committee half ar hour
when dispatch came announcing the death Of her
husband "a, Nontauk Io had been sick from
tvohoid fever and vas though 10 have recovered
sufficiently 70 20 home The military authorities
,eiegraphed 10 Port Huron and clergyman ~
por, Huron forwarded 'he nessage 20 Mrs Rop
she started ior home later The Soldiers 'om.
fort Coror,ittee CAV. Nrs Rop Pullman sleeper
t'ckef Niagara Falls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
u,,y,ou tIyJ 70 RESUNt SERVICE

The compania Trasatlan'ica spanish Llns,.
which seut its last steamer out O this por' 70,
tIsva,a few DAYS before war was declared ana
has since discontinued its service "lh no" resume
regular service TO this port
~1b,loe q Co the New-york agents u
,ha line received cable message from Spain yes
Hrday announc ng nat the st4anSf az n@rt 81 and
~, she should BE- advertised 20 snlI tor taNana
trono here on September 20 The line WI reslms
~, MA rbedule and send out three steamers
tror, his port for cuba each month As several
s,eamers OF the hne were taken as prizes IN w
800 I, is intended obtain other ana larger 'Ns-
cole for The service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
THIRD yEN.YORK TO BIZ MUSTERED OUT

Albany. Sept o Adiutan'-';Nneral Tilllnshsst re-
cs,,4d word from ne War Department AZ Wash
iprton this afternoon that the various companies
~ the 81 New York Volunteer Regiment, now
,tstioned az Camp Meade. Pennsylvania, would he
ordered Immediately 70 their respective srmories In
this state 10 be mustered out ~ serN'c. as soon
as they arrived
The Sd Regiment IL under the command ~
Colonel Hoffman. II Emlra and II is composed OF
the separate comps hies Of the National Guard from
the central part OF the State. -
An of the companies we're Tn the Fourth Brigade
~ the National Guard