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OIL MAR

OIL MARKET.
OIL CITY, Pa, August 3.-Credit bal
ances, CSC; certificates, 95i5c bid: no sales.
Shipments, 80, 491 bbls runs. 1896 bbls.
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wANTED-PURcHAs FOR Blank
House Leases. OIL Leases. For Rent
Cards. For Sale Cards and Poems for
RENT Cards. CAN ut Register Omca-
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FOR sALE-sOCIETY ADDRESS Cards.
en- bossed and engraved Emblems for any
society known. Handsome aud reasonable.
Address or call on West Va Printing c.
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To SagastA: Don Carlos IL git We, if
We don't watch out!
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SHOES.
7 ITHOGRAPHING

In all f;s branches. and a. reasonable e
superior quality will allow. Get prices anl
sAmpieeL We Tan suit you Doth WAyA
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO.
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Who perspires freely, will he surprised
when he notes how much longer the linen
done at the Pearl keeps fresh and cool
when the thermometer Is on the rampage,
than that they have ever worn before.
Our hot weather laundry work is done
up" for keeps, and you save money by
having Il done at the
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$50 INVESTED earns % per cent weekly.
Established % cities-third year Partic-
ulsrs free. y. SLOANE, New York Of
fee, q Duane street jyl9, tn, thu, q. ~
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FOR sAEE-Cneap, nfteen shares Pea
body Insurance stock. Address A. e..
this office. fele&dh
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New Wells and LoeAtlons-Notss About
the Producing Wells
Following are the quotations for the diff
ferent grades of crude petroleum as given
out by the Seep purchasing agency:
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PEARLLAUNDRY

Carpet Beating Works and Storage
Rooms. 1913 and 1915 Eoff Street. Branch
Office 1918 Market Street. Tells. $40 and
7B.
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Atlantic CITY HOTELS.

II HE OSBORNE, Arkansas and Pacific
aves., Atlantic city, y. j.: elevator:
one square 70 leading depot and beach:
bus to all trains. $40 10 $50 per day;
= to Sl4 weekly MRS. h. J. OSBORNE
jyl5erb
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Solicitor Tor COmpIainants
To the Defendants. ausoa VT III
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statesmen WANTED.

WANTED-An experienced salesman to
sell our black Anti Rust Zanzibar Iron
and Roof Paint Best on the market
Salary, commission or side line. COL
MONWEALT1i OIL CO., Cleveland, ..
au4etdQ
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

HOW TO become lawful physicians. den-
lists or lawyers. Lockb0x 1876. Chicago.
jy21eqb
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FRATERNALIZING IN
SANTIAGO.
SPANISH AND AMERICAN
TROOPS MiNGLE IN
THE STREETS.
They Trade Buttons and the
Americans Buy the Swords.
Pistols, Spurs and Other Prop
erty of the Spaniards AS Relics
OF the War.

C,,,;ao Ill. "a q y =,
U;,. 1, oo "a =,
yua,., = ,.....-.
.;.h .o,a;au. u-to,..
ooo ,,ouo .hooa ..,,, .,.
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a., . -,
NOS. ,.ior1,,. ,or,,. ',
fsoE,r or coos ca,,a.1;
o.;.o.J o,o,,,.u.to ..
:-,,
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9 AS- q TO HrA,
sss,. ssss. the ~ The I Kind You H..s ...!s Bought
Of &e/zIZzSt@Sm
Tkc CarliSts are Ready.

Lo"Ion,J u!y 2O.~-Enslish Carl
ISL are most active, and are in
hourly expectation Of momeDtous
news.
The leader Of the organization
here says:
I'VE are cutie ready sor active
operation. Moreover, there ls no
doubt the authorities at Madrid
are aware that a Cnrlist rising is
imminent, ana thAl 1t VIII b. suc-
cessful.
I'VE ar" immsn5c'y strong in
many parts Of Spain, and az soon
"a the news and result Of the
covardiy surrender of Santiago
percol&tes, our forces will be
greatly increased. II: foreign
cn'istment act cGri8ils our activ-
ity IN England, and ever since
the Madrid government began to
get into difficulties We have been
shadowed day and night by spies
and detectives. However, we
have money, which is surely
needed H. pain
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800 Reward 300.

Ths readers Of This paper will bs pleased to
learn that there IL At east ONE drshdsd 4 seas
lhat science has been abi- TO cure In 49, iis
stAgssA ana that Ia Cbtarrh. Halls stt;Arrh Cure
~ ths only positive cure know to this msIicsl
fraternity. CAtarrh being constitutions dis.
cHss requires . constitutional treatment
hS!i Jskrrh Cure Is taken internally, acting
olrtsly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
oi Use systsn thereby de.troyisk The foundA.
Ton OF the diseases, and giving the patient
"FchSh Dy building up the constitution Asd
ASSstaE satuTs IL doing its work. The pro.
prist0rk have so nuCs fsits 10 its curative
pOWe:s, b,t they oTsr One Huaired DOll,ss
Tor asy case that 1t fails to cuss. send for list
OF testWsuiAla
address e CHENEY Co,Tolsso, o.
Sul1 by Druggists 1Sc
kAlIs Family Pills are the best
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fit the Mauser Rifles.

'''.' ''''N ''.'' -
'o"Nit Ike tigers and that their
"'Nr'p"ne was excellent, but they
INSIST that more lives were lost
Oh @I'"er side thHn was warranted
.! ,Ae conditions OF July /.
ln'y assert that our troops could
have walked into the ci,v with.
''' "'''''S " ''!"' IRE" ai them.
,r;r... ,Lo ,..l,.
- CO. '''''' ',''''' II
"'i'''''N '''"' '"'H A"'" '''| Jew
Thousand men an" jnaE "i. went
to FL Caney at the time that bat
tie WIS fought, leaving Nan,,..o
urrro,rcrad Reimbursement.
L.,,..
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Gen. Snauer has n1,rnJ - c.p-
sor in cr,ar., nr fine o,I,,c nn,.o.
aud ONLY Govornmou. 1f.,..rno.
are allowed 10 ,. saYt today 7.
!, said, however that rro.s and
commercial dispa,ch,~ will D., r..
crivnr. eu''... z. sg, o..,.,.,..
pencil. r-.'m',.. to r,,~,..,-
'P'"'.~' 'h'r'A'h'~ wac naN"
'.''. ''..'E..""" OF '"" ~a'....
say they 't..'' business to r"-
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LSoL! A Stitch IN Time

Saves nirt Hughes Tonic 1ner improved
Asle pf aAnD, ssan in early Spring and
Fah prsIeuta ChUls, Deusuo and NsIari,.l
Fevers Acts on the liver tones up the scs-
tom. B-ttcr tEtn Quinns. Gutrsntcsi, try
II Al Druggist. SOC, ana 81 o. bottles !
lt.6
Educ" l;owcla vrItb Casca-ats
I q, cur,
|~~or Genei'%'i %'nFG d, six monthng
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COMMODORE SCHLEY.

with a party of officers, visited
the city this morning coming up
the bay in a steam launch. The
Commodore called on Gen. Nc
Nibbin and strOllcl about the
streets. making several purchases,
and apparently greatly enjoying
shore leave. He was received
with great respect by the Spanish
officers who learned his name.
LIEUT.. MILEY'S RISKY MISSION.
Lieut.. Miley, Of Gen. Shafter's
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eANK ONK
And Captured Another spHnish Sleep
The Work OFT EIudson.

And Captured Another spHniEh Sleep.
The Work OF the EIudson.
KEY WEST, Fla, August Z. 6:15 p. m.
The tug Hudson, which has been with
the Uncas, on the north coast blockade
sank little Spanish sloop a few nights
ago and captured another one on Car
denas yesterday. The captured sloop
was the Christina and was loaded with
flsh. a quantity of which was served up
for breakfast by the EIudson's men.
who had been out for month and had
little left In the way OF provisions
Three Spaniards who were on the
Christina, put OF in their tender when
they saw the Hudson approaching and
gained a key Just on shore.
The converted yacht Oneida also
came from the blockade to-day, She
reported that the day before yesterday
a body OF Spanish infantry fired about
thirty rife shots at her from point on
the beach several miles east Of Moro
Castle. The gunboat did not return the
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sItuHIIoW a. Captp AIzer.

WASHINGTON, August E--secretary
kgcr visited Fort Myer this afternoon
with view OF ascertainInG personally
whether everything possible was being
done for the soldiers OF Camp Aiger who
are in the hospital at the fort He found
the sick men rs comfortable as could be
expected in the circumstances. Each
one had a good bed which is kept Inn
maculateiy clean anD fresh and MI are
receiving excellent medical attention
and nursing. At present there are
about S75 men In the hospital. Some OF
them are very seriously III ard n few Of
them nre not expected to recover. Thus
far the fatalities among the troops Mt
Camp AIger have numbered thlrty-nlne.
This IL not considered great loss In an
army Of nearly 10000 men during the
threee months the men have been In the
anrylCnA
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1NTEREsr1Na sTAT1sT1os
ofths Iron aud Steel Production Of Penn.
syIVanIA for Hast Year.

oftho Iron and Steel Production Of Ponn'
syIVanIA for Hast Year.
HARRISBURG. Pa, August 7.-cap-
tain James NJ. Clark, chief of the bureau
Of industrial statistics. hns prepared his
annual report for 1897, which shows an
increase of sixty per cent of the produc-
eon Of black plate over 1896 and eighty
three per cent in the timed production
OF the black plate works.
Dauphin county's iron and steel
works last year made 5.ss per cent Of
all the steel and iron rolled into finished
form, As a pig iron producer this
county stands seventh, Allegheny, CAM
bria, Mercer, Lawrence, Berks and Leb-
anon being ehaad In the order named,
but Dauphin's production Of finished
iron and steel puts II fourth on the list,
Allegheny, Cambria, and LacRawannG
being the only ones ahead.
The aggregate amount Of wages paid
was 34,676,910, an increase OF $S7,S05.
The average yearly earnings were
S4l4.92; average daily wage, $l,3s; aS-
erage labor cost per ton, $1.0l. The cap
itai invested In the active pig iron fur
naces in Pennsylvania for 1897 is esti-
mated at $41.ooO,OO0.
There were fifteen black plate works
in operation the last year In the man
ufacture OF tin plates. The capital In
vested was &5,017,t27, an increase OF
$I,Ss9s52 over the previous gear. The
entire production OF black plate, timed
and untinned, was 254,l5T, sol pounds. an
increase OF 9s.S51. Ill pounds over 1896.
These works timed Of this black plate
product l79,7O5,766 pounds, an increase
Of s3.T per cent.
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BrsnARCK nEnoR1AI sERVC1
n.ia ut Berlin TeDtsrdny-A Very Imprers.
i've CerrmonY.

Held at Berlin YsStsFdny-A Very fmpreUs.
i've cerrmony.
BERLIN. August IA Bismarck me-
noriai service, organized by the Berlin
Bismarck committee, was held at noon
to-day in the Royal Opera House. There
was a large attendance. The ceremony
was impressive and worthy Of the oc-
casion. The walls and balconies of the
auditorium were draped in black.
Privy Councillor Rah1, an old friend of
the dead statesman, delivered an ora
don On which he referred to Prince BIs7
marck ns 'ths conscience of the Ger
man people. n heritage ever defended
with our blood"
The Staatsburger zeitunE says that
after the funeral service in Berlin on
Thursday last, at which the emperor
and empress and many diplomatic were
present. the emperor In conversation
with his ministers expressed the wish
that the memory Of the great chancel-
lor shall remain fresh and undimmed
with the German people and his grave
become a place OF national pilgrimage
for all time"
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ROUGH Riders BAIG
For Homs--Thsy PRESENT PiotnFsSqu'
BatWorn out Appearance.

For Homs--Ihsy PRESENT Picturesque
Nat Worn out Appearance.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Aug. 4, .t112o
a m.--Tho First regular cavniry and the
First volunteer cavalry. Trough Rid
ers," Will saa to-day on the transports
Miami and Aintteawan.
4 D, m-The Rough RIDERS came 70
town byraas from their camp ut o'oiock
this afternoon. At the station they fell
into nnc, each company being preceded
by nd and white banner bearing the
number OF the regiment and tho oompa-
NY lotter. Colonel Roosevelt rode at the
head of tho regiment rs It marched down
the a,amedh sRirting tho wnter front TO
the dock where the Miami was moored.
An the mon looked 1T. but worn out
Tlrcy presented a picturesque appear
anrc. Some wore now khaki uniforms,
whlNr others we're httired In heavy blue
flannel shirta with their old equipment
An EXPRESSED regret at lenNing thelr
cogupanions behind. but wgre wild with
1oy NJ the prospect OF 80 soon returning
hOnc. They take no tents or baggage
with them. The work OF embnTkntlun
mas VeTy easy. and was quickly peg
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HENRY NJ. DuFFrEID.
Brlgadier General Volunteers


WASHINGTON. D. C..AuEust 1.-THE
war department officials are entirely
satisfied With the progress so far made
toward the shipment to Spain Of Gem
erol Toral's army surrendered at San
tiago. The vessels which are to be used
for this purpose are now on the way 70
Santiago and barring accidents, they
arc expected to arrive there about the
18th inst, when the troops Will be en-
basked as rapidly as possible and pro-
ceed nt once to Spain. Il IS recalled
that most OF the other competitors for
the transportation contract required
until September TO accomplish the en-
barkatlon, which, under the present ar
raRgeuneRt, Il Is expected, Will be COM
pleted By August IS, or very soon there
n ftRr
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A GENERAL ADVANCE

OF the AmSTieAn FoESss In PsFto Rseo Be
gan Yssterday-Tho "AnaIrs'' at FAior.
dn and GHayama.
PONCE, Porto Rico, August CMorn-
luR), via ST. THOMAS, D. W. LA
general ADVANCE of the American force
began this morning. The remainder Of
General Ernsts brigade. constituting
the advance center supported by two
batteries moved ont at o'clock and a
part of the Eleventh infantry OF Genef-
al Henry's division started to the left
toward Adjuntas. Troop A, of New
York, tho Philadelphia City troop. and
Troop H, of the Sixth regulars, are con-
voyIna General Brooke's transportation
column along the coast road through
Salinas to Arroyo
Wire communication with General
Brooke, on the right, has not yet been
established.
Colonel Rice, OF General Miles stan,
VIII probably be assigned TO the COM
mand OF the Sixth Massachusetts,
PONCE, Porto Rico. Sunday Even
InE), August Z, via ST. THOMAS, D.
w. L-General Wilson has moved the
headquarters of his division from Ponce
to Juana DIaz.
General schwan, with the Eleventh
rogiment infantry and two batteries,
moved to-day through XSuoo toward
MaVaEues.
General Brooke 10 moving north from
GuaYama with 10000 men.
MADRID, August I. 2 p. MAN on
clal dispatch from Porto Rico says the
Americans yesterday seized tho Gus
toms house in the village OF FaJardo,
which place was without a gnrrison.
An American column, the dispatch al.
10 Gays, supported bV artillery adVanc-
ed on Guayama. The Bpanlards made
brave defense, but wero forced to with
draw to AiturRs. Seventeen Of the
spaniards were killed.
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WASHINGTON, August 7.-Adjutant
General Corhln said tonight that while
no definite Information Ind been rcceiY-
ed by the war department concerning
the steamer GuFy!c. reported lost OFT the
southwest coast OF Cuba, he was reh-
snnably stire the vessel was safe. Sho
v.n,s semi TO Santiago With suppScs and
frnut there was to go to Porto Rico WIN
ordnance stores Tor the army Of invR-
glou. Dlspatchcs about transports from
both General shnftcr and General Miles
were received to-day, and as no r'fe1-
rnce Is MAIDS 60 the Gpsele Il Is taken Tor
grautetb that she ~ carrying Uut the pro-
gramme arranged for her.
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Special Dispatch to the InteIlgencer.
BELINGToN, W. Va, August L.
Yestcrday evening ut o'clock the flour
tng min owned by the Bellngton mill
company, situated in the upper part OF
town, was discovered to be on fire. A
bucket brigade formed a Hne to the river
and an almost constant stream of wa
ter was kept pouring on the building.
After twenty minutes hard work the
fire was gotten under control. The dam
aged amounted TO 1880, insurance
81. 500.
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nn,lE,t Fnetorr Rurnsd,

PAINEsv1LLE. O., August THE
large plant OF the Robinson Basket
Company, the largest grape basket fac
tory in the United States, was entirely
destroyed by fire early this morning.
Tho hrs started In the dry kiln and the
fire department was unable to do any
thing towards extlngulshinG the flames
owing to their being no water IN the
vicinity. The total loss Is estimated at
500 900; Insurance $4,000, The COM
pany Is composed of Cleveland, pnincs-
Vile and Wllloughby, o., capitalists
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rh.iI.rns, CnmInr Hnm..

WASHINGTON, August 7.-The
troops Of Grpernl Skaters commnnd at
sautlago have begun to leave Cuba for
the United States, A part OF two reGi-
ments OF cayairy are now en- route from
Santiago to MOntauls Point, L. l., as In
dlcated in the following, displayed to-
night at the war department from Cen
ernl Shafter:
SANTIAGO DE CURA1 August Z, 1898.
Adju,aut General, washlngton. d. C.
Gate City with $50 men, Third and
Sixth cnvalry. has sailed for Montauk
Point this morning.
(Slgnei) SHAFTER,
Major General.
Three other transports bearing troops
will leave Santiago tomorrow and two
nrg scheduled to leave Tuesday. All OF
them will sail for MoTSauk Point.
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SPANS ANSWER
Has BeenFormuIated and may Reach the
White House Tomorrow
the AMERICAN CONDITIONS ARE ACCEPTED

In prnpe but There no Telling but What Some New Points
May be Against SagastaIhe Claim Made
That his diplomacy Nothing More Than Trap for Political
Rvas-It is Asserted That Spain has Desire Pay War
Indemnity Either in Money TerryThe Cors Must be
COnvoked, and that Means Further Delay.
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formed. The men are ready and eager
to return for the Havana campaign in
the fall
A meeting Of the officers Of the MILL
tary society ct Santiago was heldat the
paaacs and the election Of officers took
place. Gen. sba6ter was elected presi-.
dent; Gen. Wheeler vice president, and
MAJOR Sharp, gecretary.
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rhsshnms orm.

BALTIMORE. MD, Aug. 7.-I5icven
members Of the First Maryfnnd v0iun-
teer regiment, now in camp at Old Point
came TO Baltimore this morning on the
Norfolk steamer and were arrested on
ARRIVAL charged with desertinE from the
army. The boys were locked up nnd
viii bc returned to camp tomorrow,
where they WIZ probably bo courtmar-
unle1
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CHICAGO, Aug. T.-The following tel
egram was received by Governor Tan
ner this evening:
WASHINGTON August Z.
Governor John R. Tanner, Chicago, Ills
1t Is regrettedby the secretary OF war
that there Is no law under which Colonel
BaynsS Ganadian-American regiment
can be accepted at his time.
tsigned) n c. coRBIN. 5,t
The Canadian-American Legion,
which was organized in Chicago by Col.
BayneS, formerly OF the English army,
consists largely Of yellow fever lmmunes
who have seen service In the British
army. The imhnneS were offered to
Governor Tanner to be rendered for SER
vice to take the place OF the dead and
wOunded in the volunteer regiments now
at the front
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Omen moor OF North CIlnn shut.

LONDON, August s,-The Shanghai
correspondent of the Daily Mail snBs;
"Russin s. now practically In posses
slon OF New Chwang aud the open door
In North China 10 already shut"
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PORT TAMPA, Fla,
Aueuat 4 lel
General H. c: corbin, Adjutaat General,
Washinaton, D. @.

WASnluBtOuI " "
Thank you very much for your dis
patch. DR.. Geddings. In charge OF
quarantine, viii facilitate our departure
In every Riay IN his power. Time oe
Quarantine up Tuesday afternoon.
Please express to secretary my appreci-
alton Of hls remembrance. The names
OF the officers affected by your tele-
gram are: Brigadler General Henry 81.
Dufieid. United States volunteers. De-
troit, Mich; Colonel Charles L. BoFh-
ton, Thirty-third Michigan, Port Hur-
on, Mich; Lieutenant Colonel I. ]. IIo-
gan. Ninth Massachusetts, Boston,
Mass; Major Henry n. wnsseiis, Third
United States cavalry. Jefferson Bar
racks, No.; Major Victor G, Vaughan,
surgeon, Ann Arbor, Mich; GIajer
Merritt 2. Webb. Thirty-third Michi-
gan, Monnoe, Mich; Major D. 3, VII
son, comulissarY, North Abingdon,
Mass; Captain Charles A. NoTden, Sew
enth United States infantry. Fort Los
gan, Colorado; Captain Dew. Wilcox,
assistant adjutant general, Washing
ton. D. c.; Captain John II. Dunn, Ninth
Massachusetts, Boston; First Lieuten-
ant Il. 2. Wilkins, Second United States
Infantry; First Lieutenant S. e. Smiley,
Fifteenth United States infantry,
BridEeton,N. J.: First Lieutenant Mark
L. HorseV, Twelfth United States infan-
try, East Corinth, Maine: First Lleu-
tenant James n. Reeves, Sixth United
States cavalry, Center, Ala; First IAeu-
tenant ]. ". Barker, Third United
States infantry, Syracuse, N. z; SAcs
ond Lieutenant Rudolph Haas, Thirty
fourth Michigan, Houghton. Mich:
Second Lieutenant c. o'Reiliy Atkins
SON, ThIrty-seeond Michigan, Detroit
Mich: Second Lieutenant Thomas r.
Sullivan, Ninth Massachusetts. BoBtonT
Acting Assistant Surgeon Frank Dom
aldson, New York City.
(signed.)
HENRY NJ. DuEFrELD,
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NOTHING OFFICIAL
AS to Spain's Answer has Been Received
at Washington.
TIE ACCEPTATION OF THE PEACE TERMS

Is Believed However, to Have Been Agreed to In Such Form that
May Allow this Country to Admit ofa Cessation Of HOstss
Without Prejudice to any Of the Demands that Have Been
MadoTho Replication otsagas Supposed Long Drawn
Out
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shan.r,. SICK Bulletin.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. August a.
General Skaters daily report to the
war department OF the health Of his
command at Santiago. as bulletlned by
Adjutant General corDln tonight, FOL.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA,
August Z, 1898.
AdJutnnt General of the Army. WASH
ton.
Sanitary report for August 6; Totni
number sick, S,GSi: total uumber fever
cases, 9,63S; total number new cases fe-
yer, 4Sl: total number fever cases re-
turned to duty. AZ; deaths August 5.
nine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-08

MADRID, Aug. 7.-AccOrdins to the
most reliable sources of information, the
Spanish note is cOuched in dignIhed lan-
saase. It asserts that Spain bows to
the force of circumstances having done
nothing to provoke the war into which
she has been unwiliDgly led in tho de-
ssase Of her rights and territory,
1t expresses a willingness to appoint
delegates to meet the American COM
misslUners to discuss a regime for the
Philippines.
1t Is understood that both Senior sa-
Eas.a and Duke AmaOdOvar de Rio. the
foreign minister. rold the queen regent
that they felt deeply the painful duty
circumstances imposed upon them.