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81 Soldiers Quit Hospital, ? Enter.

Thirteen soldiers were discharged as cured
from Presbyterian Hospital yesterday. Eight
were discharged from Mount Sinai Hospital.
William Kelly. 10 years old a private OF Com
pany M. Eighth New York. was removed to
Presbyterian Hospital yesterday from his
homo. 412 East Eighty-fourth street. He was
Ill with typhoid malaria.
John Fletcher. AZ years old. q seaman on the
moved from his home at 200 East Sixty-hith
street to Flower Hospital yesterday suffering
from gastritis.
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CERVERA's MEN F O SPAIN.
The City of Rome Sails from Portsmouth
with tho Spanish Naval Prisoners.

with tho Spanish Naval Prisoners.
PORTSMOUTH. N. H.. Sept. 12.-The first barge
load OF Spanish prisoners left the Greedy Cot
tage landing on Seavey's Island in tow Of the
tug PiscataQua to embark on the steamship City
OF Rome at g A. NJ. to-day. The SpaniardS
seemed in high spirits. joking and laughing.
and some singing songs. Several trips OF the
barges were necessary to transport the entire
lot of LOO prisoners to the vessel.
Shortly before noon the order was given Ia
weigh anchor. and inside Of fifteen minutes the
City of Rome was proceeding to sea, bound for
Santander, Spain. As she left the harbor she
was saluted by the whistles Of all the steam
craft on the river. and cheers from boats on all
sides. The Spaniards returned the salute BY
The prison stockade on Seavey's Island il
use the Government will make ofthe buIiidInSs
there; The Marine Guard is glad to be re-
lieved from the duty Of guarding the prisoners,
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HOSPITAL TRAIN At JERSEY CITY.
waiting for Men from Montauk-Fift Mas
SachuSetts Goes Through.

SachuSettS Goes Through.
A Government hospital train. consisting Of
nine cars. arrived at the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company's Bay street station a5out 1890 A.
NJ. yesterday. 1t was in charge OF Major Rich
ards and Capt. Shaw. army surgeons. They
had with them twenty-three male nurses. Tho
train carried 135 fever patients from Fernan-
dina to Cincinnati. and then came to Jersey
City to await orders.
The Fifth Massachusetts, Volunteer Infantry,
1.212 officers and men. under command OF Col.
Whitney, passed through Jersey City yesterday
to Camp Meade,
Two hundred and thirty-eight men Of the
Sixteenth Regular Infantry, from Camp Cleary
at Noonan. Ga. arrived In Jersey City about 5
A; NJ. Yesterday. They were under command
to Montauk Point, A ferryboat conveyed them
to Long Island City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-13
ECZEMA BABY Ss
Whole Body a Mass Of Sores
Doctor Gould Not Cure.
Tried CUTICURA.
Speedily Cured. Now Fine Hair
And Clear Skin.

Our baby at the age Of four months was
Sickly' and broke out with Eczema on his face
and body He was a mass OF scabs. The doc
Tor could not cure him. One day 1 saw your
advertisement In tho newspaper, and got
cuIicUhA REMEDIES at once. / used one box
OF cuTlcURA tointment), ono bottle OF Curl
cUAA ~REsoLVESr, and three cakes Of Curl
cuhA SOAP, and he teas cured. He 10 now
seventeen months old, weighs 46 pounds, and
mas the finest head Of hair and ~clearest skin
you would want to see. LOUIS BENZINGER,
REDS 1898. 27GO 9Th Ave, New York City.
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TS lie Mustered Uut of the Army.

WARRINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE Acting Score
tary OF War to-day ordered mustered out the
following organizations: Heavy Battery c. Con
necticut Volunteers, 4 officers. o men. at
Mantle Conn; First Georgia Infantry, 43 oni-
companies Fourth New York Iieht Batter ~
3 Officers lO9 men, Homestead, to nrmory' Nav
YORK: Flith New York Light Battery, 3 oficors.
Seventh New York Light Battery 3 of1cersso IT9Sj
men. Hampstead, to State Armory. Roehesierr
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Adjutant Davidson of the siIty.n,ptn R.,,u,,

HuNTsvILLE. Ala. Sept. l2.-Capt. John A.
davidson Adjutant of the Sixty-ninth New
pressure. Col, Duffy will appoint second iient
Grenyille Temple Emmett, now acting aida ~
Gen. Coppinger. in his place. "'"o W
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Resignation of Capt. Klein of the aOsd.

The action OF Capt. John F. Klein OF Company
F OF the 203d Regiment in resigninE his COM
mission just as the regiment was ordered away
has caused considerable criticism 10 the Seven
teenth Separate Company Of Flushing. Capt.
pany when he was appointed to
Company F in the new regiment. He asserts
that business reasons necessitated his retiring
from the regiment,
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Death of Private Cook of the seventy.nr.t

HAcKENsAcK. N. j.. Sept. l2.-George Cook. a
member OF Accompany f, Seventy first New York.
died at the Hackensack Hospital this morning.
He was "a years old. and was horn at Oxford.
When. the Seventy-first men were brought TO
New York from Santiago Cook was taken to
hutheriGrd BY j. y: Davis, a citizen who wished
who captured the Cuban city. Cook became
very sick and was taken to the HackensacE
tention aud the best Of medical skin. -"
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CORPORAL Byrns piss of Typhoid.

Edward Byrne. a Corporal In Company G.
Twelfth New York Volunteers. died yesterday
in Roosevelt Hospital. He had been at his
homo. 268 West Forty-frst street, on a furlough
the hospital. suffering from typhoid fever, He
was % years old.
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BOSTON. Sept. 12.-Lieutenant- Commander
Richard Wainwright and his famous converted
yacht Gloucester have arrived in this harbor.
In a few days the boat will go 10 Gloucester.
the city for which she is named, where tho
Welcome.
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Aid Needed for Soldiers Families.

Families Protective Association:
New YORK. Sept. IL.
While gratefully acknowledging the generous
help already extended to It, and recognizing
the very liberal and patriotic support given to
Relief Association and other noble bodies Of
citizens. taxing heavily the generosity OF our
people. this association Is compelled to make
this, further appeal for funds to. carry on its
work OF assisting the needy families of volun-
teers from this city. from over 800 Of which ap-
The impression that the necessity for relief
Ia such cases ended with the cessation OF
hostilities Is erroneous. Such necessity will
exist while the regiments from this city remain
In service. and even after they have been mus
tered out some time must inevitably elapse
before the breadwinners Of these families can
The Government should provide. and accord
ing TO ofticial statements is providing for the
soldiers themselves; and some private ,%contTi-
assistance of those at home for whom the
soldier. In the majority OF cases. is unable to
mako provision.
Contributions should he sent to the Hon.
Thomas l.. James. Treasurer, at Lincoln Ma
York city. Il. PEMBERToN' w."
Chairman Committee on Ways and Means.
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War Relief work by Nyaok Woman.

NTAcK. N. Y. Sept. 1.-THE Nyack Auxiliary
OF the Women's War Relief Association, organ.
lied last week by Miss Helen Gould, held q
largely attended meeting here to-day. Many
country, were present. and have already en-.
gagged In active work. Twenty conIaIescent
soldiers are to be brought to Nyack.
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7lst Private Not Expected TO survive.

NEwBuEG. n, Y. Sept. l2.-Harry Carpenter
OF company r. seyenty-frst Regiment. who
contracted typhoid fever at SANTIAGO Go ne. "mN
Dected TO survive the night. He Is al Tho honHa
q his father. Ethan B. Carpenter, Wonpns'
Orange county. ~On'Ve'
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Ninth Now York soon to Como Home.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Sept, 12.-The work Of
paying the Ninth New York Infantry will begin
tomorrow morning. and the regiment will
hight.
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COOP NEWS FOR NArA1 OFFICERS.
Secretary Long Proposes That Nome Shall
Suffer by the Promotion of Others.

secretary Long Proposes That Nome Shall
Suffer by the Promotion of Others.
BOSTON. Sept. 12.-John D. Long. Secretary
Of the Navy. looking as fresh and rugged as a
farmer. passed through Boston this morning
on his way to Washington. whittier he had been
summoned by a telegraphic despatch. Some
thing he said while waiting for his carriage at
the railway station will please many officers
in the navy.
What will be the effect Of your proposed
bill relating to promotions in the navy upon
the men already promoted for gallantry 2" he
was asked.
The fact is" he replied. that before leav-
ing Washington directed the Judge Advocate
General to prepare two bills. The first related
to future promotions and contained q pro-
vision which made it possible to promote a
man without at the same, time practically de-
grading all his juniors. The second bill deals
with the officers who have suffered in numbers
and otherwise by the promotions, already
made. and aims 90 TO provide that they shall
receive the promotion which would have come
to them at a certain time had no exceptional
promotions. been made. l think It can be so
arranged that these officers to whom oppor-
%tunities for distinction did not come shall re-
ceiye their due promotions without. loss in
point OF time through the promotions OF others
in other words. they will save their numbers"
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The Panama,s Sick Landed.

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 12.-The sick soldiers
aboard the Panama were to-day landed and
placed in the hospital at Old Point Comfort.
There were ONE fifteen OF these. Most OF the
conYalescents are still aboard the ship, but
theS4re gradually being sent on furlouGh TO
their homes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-13

Next door 70 Hungry Jcs's restaurant on
business and Is making all kinds of money be.
sides promises 81 more. From all quarters Of
the camp his clients come. bringing their
more orders to got different camps and make
pictures thereof than he can possibly I'LL. The
negro troopers arp his best customers. Assoon
rs they learned That there was a man with a
"e4meerab .accenton the second syllRblel over
The herald., 1898-06-04
WHICH HE EXPECTS THE ARMY AND
NAVY TO CARRY OUT
An Aggressive Campaign Against Cuba and Porto Ro Beginning
With Victory Off Santiago, Will Force Spain to Rec
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The herald., 1898-06-04
THE COLLIER MfRRIMAC IS SUNK
In Bold Attempt to Enter the Harbor
at Santiago
Forts at the Mouth of the Harbor Slenced by Fire From
the Ships-Then Spain Takes
an Inning
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD

WASHINGTON June 3-Whie the navy department at II o'clock
tonight claimed that nothing of importance had been received from Com
modore Scy they admitted that the report of another naval battle
Santiago probable and that impossible that collier had been
sunk effort locate the mines in Santiago habor They give tho
for their belief FsThe Mma reported to have been lost
is collier and reported time that then considered
good plan the by sending collier with volunteer
told capture destroy the Spanish squadron
ThdHe engaged the Notifications for the of unaskihg the
cealed batteries and learning the cber and of their guns Fourth
There to be doubt that he sent Admiral Sampson by
Captain Sgsby asking for assistance FAdmra Sampson undoubtedly
reached Santiago yesterday he off Havana by sgby Mon
and reported off M Wednesday evening and could have
reached Santiago from that point by yesterday morning All the cum
stances tend prove that decisive battle contemplated and that
could have been arranged for after Admiral SIMPSONS arrival yesterday
days ago. will be recalled the navy department officials dis
cussing the various by which Shly could force entrance into
Santiago hbor for the reaching the Spanish squadron and
realizing the danger threatened by submarine mnes declared that collier
equipped with volunteer be started its top speed straight into the
habor The result believed would be the firing of all the mines
conceded that the collier would be blown up The
scheme regarded heroic but effective permit safe
entrance for the batleships.
The herald., 1898-06-04
INDEX
TO TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

+ Schley's advices make 1t certain that I
i, a bloody battle must be fought before j
+ Santiago can be taken.
+ Surgeon Spear describes effects pro- i
+ duced by the explosion of a shell at the i
+ bombardment of Porto Rico. i
4, The annexation of Hawaii used as i
+ the basis of bitter fight between !
i. President Mckinley and Speaker 4
r Reed.
(, Schley sends a report on his recon- i
r noissance at Santiago; Cerevra Is there i
=, and a heavy bombardment will be re- !
r uuired to silence the guns OF fleet and i
!. forts.
l. The senate, by a decisive majority, i
r decides to incorporate the bond para 4
r graph in the war revenue bill; treasury 4
T. silver will be used and certificates is J
+ sued against the coin. j
+ Army officers and civilians some 4
4. what savagely criticise the secretary 1
+ of war: to get rid of Alger and put 1
+ competent man in his place would be 1
+ worth 10000 trained troops to the 1
l. United States. 1
l. In a second attack on Santiago the 4
+ forts at the mouth of the bay are ST. 1
r lenced: the collier Merrimac attempts 4
+ to run the mines and is torpedoed 500 4
+ yards from the entrance and sunk, the 1
+ eight men aboard being captured by 1
+ the Spanish. X 4
+ Lack of supplies delays the sending 1
r of aid to Dewey; the Monterey is ready 4
+ and will leave as soon as the collier 4
+ Brutus Is loaded: the second expedi- 4
r ton of soldiers will probably get away 1
+ on Tuesday or Wednesday, somewhat 4
+ smaller in size than was anticipated. 4
+ff + fff* IF RI + + + + + + + fffa
The herald., 1898-06-04
Sampson's Problem

remains to be how Sampson is going solve this problem
whether by the of the VSuvu with her dynamite oec
aid of divers by the old method dragging the mines
with small boats cable cutting operations The of the
submarine torpedo boat who had proposed Santiago abo
destroy the Spanish whp so much have forward with
request for practical test by the naval officers of their
department obliged decline entertain the first proposition
mked of privateerng and violation of international law
principal objection that the boat could commission and
command naval officer Besides they commended that had not
been thoroughly tested Now the boats propose naval
officer officers be designated down the Holland
The herald., 1898-06-04
THE BATTLE BEGUN
Collier Sunk, But the Spanish Batteries Had First
Been Silenced

CAPE HAYTEN Hay June 3-315 mCopynghted, 1898, by
the Associated Pess The American fleet according advces received by
cable Santiago de Cuba the cable being under Spanish CONTROL opened
again o'clock this morning (Fda) the Notifications and
washp.
The cannonade well sustained until 4 o'clock a.
One of the United States auxiliary cruisers "we armed attempted
to force the passage into the harbor.
The Spanish allowed the the first line of torpedoe but
before arrived the second line they discharged her torpedo which
broke hole her side and caused her sink almost instantly bow
first The of the vessel not known nor the number of victims
reported.
officer engineer and six sailors made prisoners by the
Spanads
ma dispatch from Santiago that the vessel sunk
understood to be the Meimac Only the exemes of her funnel and
two masts visible above the water
mThree vessels which arrived at Mole ST. Nicholas yesterday
left suddenly last night
The herald., 1898-06-04

WASHINGTON June 4-(By Associated Pres) brief bulletin tell
ing of Commodore Schs reconnaissance Santiago Tuesday
the information the department had contribute the press today
This bulletin went to confirm the dispatches which told firing
the Notifications Santiago which have been eady dsced
since the first report appears from the bulletin given that
dore Schey concentrated pretty good fire the Spanish dn and
probable that had he found conditions popious they
he would have resolved the
The great natural strength of the Spanish position and formidable
Character of their batteries indicated by Commodore Scy have
med the naval officials in the belief that they have been
such reckless assault the place in the absence of proper forces
has been advocated quarters The problem smpd
known that there in the channel is the
lem presented has enlisted the active interest of the army engineers
of the navy officers here the duty of the army engineers
country lay just such mines supposed be place Santiago
harbor and they how their brothers navy propose
to 60 about the work of destroying them
The herald., 1898-06-04
The Report Confirmed

PORT AU PRINCE June 3-945 m.-Copyrghted iS9S by the
Associated Pre This morning at O'Clock the American squadron
began the bombamen of the Notifications of Santiago de Cuba and
lively cannonad nsd for two hours which scd the Spanish batteries
vessel the Merma described the advcs from San
de Cuba auxiliary cruiser making dash to force the entrance
passing line of den topedoed about
The herald., 1898-06-04
SChLEy ASKED FOR SIMPSONS AID
After Carefully Testing the Strength Of the
Defenses
The Problem Complicated by Possible Mines-Sampson
and the Owners Of the Holland Submarine
Boat Seeking Solution
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.

WASHINGTON, June 3Commodo SchIey demonstrated to the pres
iden and the naval department dispatches received from him today that
Santiago de Cuba likely to be of the boo1eS battles the
The fors guarding the the harbor strong
guns effective that he thought prudent first try conclusions with
them at distance of four miles The commodore dispatches laid
before the president and cabinet and subsequently few meagre details
buetned the department. is certain that Commodore Sy,
after making observations and before firing the Santiago orses
tor Sampson and large of the amra squadron SceyS dis.
patches made manifest to the president and cabinet
of Santiago will be the turning of the and that the
assaulted successfully only by the combined American fleet
The herald., 1898-06-04
Spain's Second Fleet

Notwithstanding the rather positive statement coming from
the effect that the second Spanish fleet from Cadz had
and about join Cervera Santiago the officers the navy depart
ment refuse to be frightened at what they declare be bugaboo
appears that the basis of their confidence egaphc report
date yesterday declaring that the Cd fleet still
over they know that there not sixteen ships that fleet
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-12-28
Telegran1y.

PARYz, 28go Grudnia. -
Prezes ministr6w Dupuy, MI
mister wojny Freycinet pre-
zes trybuna}u kasacyjnego
Loew zgodzili sic ma warunkl,
pod ktorymi tajne dokumenty
rzadowe, majsce }acznose re
sprawa Dreyfusa bsds mog4y
bye przedk}adane ssdowi. W
razie potrzeby zaniesie ie do
sadu kapitan Cuinet, ktory
wieczorem skladae je bedzie W
tainej kancelaryi sztabn gene
ralnego, gdzie zwykle bywajs
przechowywane.
Dreyfus wsiadzie 8 stycznia
ma okrst W Cayenne, W stolicy
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R6lne WiadOmOSC1
telegrafCznes

- Sprawa Dreyfusa wywo-
}uje W Paryzu mn6stwo pole.
dynkow. Redaktor Lipie o.
trzymal wczoraj ciecie pala'
szem W brzuch.
- DR.. Esmarch, kt6rego
2ona jest ciotka cesarzowej
niemieckiej, radzi kule male.
90 kalibru okrywac pochew.ks
z twardego metalu, azeby by.
}y mniej niebezpieczne dla
rannych.
Z Pretorii donosza, be W
zatoce Delagoa pokaza}a sic
dzuma.
- We wigilie Bozego Ma.
rodzenia zaczepia} cesarz
Wilhelm zo1nierzy i robotni-
k6w, wypytywal sic ich o sto'
sunki familijne i dawa} i'm po
sztuce z}ota na pamiatke.
- Pani Paulmier W Parry.
zu, ktora zrani}a wystrza}em 2
rewolweru redaktora ,,Latar.
nj" zosta}a przez sad przysie.
g}ych uWolniona, poniewaa
dzia}a}a W obronie czci VIA
snej corki.
= Ma brzegach Anglii sza-
leje burza.
= We Westinghouse umar}
S8letni senator zwiazkowY
Justin Smith Marble, kt6ry
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81 lat zasiadal stale W krze-
Sic senatorskiem,

81 lat zasiada1 stale W krze-
Sic senatorskiem.
Ambassador niemiecki
Holleben wr6ci} z urlopu ma
swe stanowisko do stolicy Sta.
now. Zjednoczonych.
- Admiral Sampson cierpi
ma grype.
- W. A. E. Moore zosta}
W New Yorku uznany win
nym wymuszenia pienisdzy
podstepnym sposobem skaza'
no 60 ma 10 lat wiezienia.
- Parma Merceder Garcia,
c6rka zmarlego pred miesia'
Gem genera}a kubaGskiego
Calixto Garcia, umar}a W
Thomasville, Ga, ma suchoty.
w Columbus, O. ,schwyta.
no zbrodniarza james @. Dun.
ham, "a kt6rego dostawienie
do San Jose W Kalifornii
otrzymajs detektywi $1,000.
Zamordowa} zone, tesciowa,
ojczyma, szwagra, prababks i
sluzacs.
w Baltimore rozsadzili
rabusie drzwi kasy zelaznej W
sk}adzie kupca Henry Vessel
dynamitem d zabrali 81 900 W
got6wce.
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SprOstOWanie.

We wczorajszym telegramie
Warszawy ods}onieciu pomnika
Miokiewicza, przy opisie ulicy, na
kt6rej pomnik stana', opuszczono
jeden wyraz, kt6ry zmieuia znacze-
ME zdania. Stoiqc pod pomnikiem
Mickiewicza, wdziec MONA 2 iednej
strony statue zygmunta Way i "a
mex kr6lewski, drugiej pomnik
Mikoseia Hopemiha i gmach Sta
szyca. Wyraz ,,Kopsrnika" przez
omyike byl opuszczony.
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L Ziern PolskiCh.

Zj'ogd socyazist6e0. - POL
scy" socyal;sci urzadzajs, jak
pisze ,,Gaz. Rob-, W swieta
Bozego Narodzenia( y "
ziazd partyjuy socyalist6w
polskich pod zaborem pru-
skim. Zjazd odbedzie sic W
Bytomiu ma G6rnym szlazku.
Gniezno. (Jubileusz). Rad.
kiej uroczystosci swiadkami
byli d. 81 I'm. parafanie tutej.
szej parafi sw. Michala. w
dniu tym obchodzi} gospodarz
Michal Bergman pobliskie'
90 Goslinowa swa malzonka
uroczystosc z}otego wesela.
Sedziwym jubllatom przesfa1
Najprzew. ks. Arcypasterz swe
arcypasterskie b}ogoslawieh.
stwo, ktore W czasie aktu slu.
bnego miejscowy ks. proboszcz
Ussorowski wobec zebranych
dzieci, wnuk6w licznego "a.
stepu parafian odczytal j i'm
takowe wraz z zlotemi laskami
jako pamiatke i symbol tegoz
obchodu dorsczyl. Ro dokona.