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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-06
NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.
At Least a Million to BE Distributed
TO the OGicers and Men.

NEW YORK. Sept "a dispatch Tor t.le
Herald fgoEG Washington says: Az se@se
s. fts5.ts3 pr.zs uoney gt-i lie Distributed
among American sa.s5rs az q result o. tas
var With Spain. More than ons-Eait -
IRIS sr,oun. VIII ~ paid II acce-4aae=
w4t4 that sexton Of re law providing far
TIE sayne1: CT a bounty for PERSONS c1
boa=yi vessels o: war sunk IN action. TIE
result VII be turned in:o The treasury Cor
Distribution hy the eo2r<s TAAca shall
PASS upon vessels % the enemy captured
By American ren-o<-Ta-.
Although 10, z penny q prize money has
yet been turned into .ne treasury. Judge
Advocate Lera!ey and his chief clerk. Nj
Ham. are engage; - couss3ertng tEs var.
Gus claims t9r prize rsoney which have
bse1 fled by o-ficsrs ard man. and is pass
Ing Upon tae Various questions whi1h have
ARISEN IN connection with S-EeF. claims
From he official report Ok Admiral Mon
toto. commanding he Spanish fee- sunk
az Manila, there were 1875 persons OF
board the ships % his command. The
Spanish fieet was of inferior force 70 the
American squadron. ard Rear Admiral
Desey's men viii get only sieo fer each
person Il Is estimated the aggregate
amount due the .aSiatic feet as the result
~ fhs Spanish forces amounts TO SisI ,ssl.
which congress w7tl be asked % arp-o-
pirate during the coming session ORE
twentieth of this sum belongs 20 Bear Al
nraI Dewey, az cornmac1er-in-chias.a and
he will therefore De s9.5rs richer thar be
Was before the war
Rsar Admiral Sampson has realized a
snug little fortune az 4 result Cf the war.
As coynmander-ir-ch.et he VIII get ore
twentieth % every prize taken in North
Atlantic waters, and one-1xensfeta Of the
head money Allowed for Ire vessels de-
stroye9 Of Santiago and n Cuban ports
II Is est!rnat ted that ne VIII finally receive
about s+o.doe as his share CT prize money
In determining the amount 81 head
money due officers ard n2en. /; VII be
Necessary for the department 70 decide
whether q vessel destroyed in superior or
superior 10 her antagonist II the latter.
the American ship vii nc entitled 20 $50
for each person CT bard nc enemy. or
course this viii swell the amount os rs-tza
money due tae rear admiral
l. IS estimated that. including The Ner-
cedes. sunk by the Massachuse a. the
mouth OF the harbar az Santiago, there
ware 2i22 persons or board the Spanish
feet destroyed by Pear Admiral Sarro-
son's command. which was superior 70 ,ha
enemy. ard the amour: Of head rron4v
due the feet VIII consequently aggregate
s-fa so
Besides these ships Spanis n2eu-os-vya-
were sunk az Manzanii.o. Nipe and ether
points along the Cuban coast. the destrue-
ton % each ot which means prize money
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-06
OEDEkS ABE ISSUED
FOB MOVING Troops.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-06
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-06

nland Of the regiment and the company IN
sAch case. p 4. ALsER
Secretary Dt W8r."
Adj'. Gen. Corbla received dispatch
late tonight from Ger. Shaf,sr. announc-
irg that r. lad tLnight assumed command
of camp " .k9T
Sick Soldiers on the Floor.
CAMP WiEoFE'. sept 5-The transport
RoUuanla. which arrived yesterday win
90 troops from Santiago. vas the means
q. aa additional te@t ~ the capacity Of the
hospital IN tfe detention carp. % the so
rT}en or :he RouTaaia about 49, were 80
sick that they had 10 be put in the hospl-
tai The officials we've obliged 70 pus
ma tressss On Jhe foor. Consequently. /. is
possible hat sorue wiIl have 90 lie On the
f00r f1r segerai days While the sick
were being taken from IRE Eou-1auta, two
dled-Private Dorga B-oomer. OF the
Twerty-Atta regular infantry. and Private
Albert Plckwarfh. OF the Thi-ty-tairi
At.cE.-an volunteers
shnfter Improved in Health.
IoNTACK FONT. Sept Sen. Shat
tcr cane cGt - ire detention camp today
He IS somewhat improved IN health
sternberg at the Camp.
CAMP WIkOFF'. Nontauk Point. y. Y.
Selt. 5.-SUrgeon General S,ernberr az
rived here today from Washington 20 see
for himself how Ire camp looks anf: 70 in
Qu.rs 5ato tbe sanitary arrangements. Gen.
stnraeerE tor .g.t said that ~ had visited
the hueprals and that he had found their
condition excellent. He considered that
THE camp ate had feer VEL chosen. He
w-as gratiaed by al he had seer. lie said
fhat - rad nct GONE on d special mission.
fut simply OF Visit OF ordinary .nSpec-
tsoo. Wcea he returns 20 Washlc gtou he
VII make 3 verbal report 20 Secretary
&,ser.
\ ta-rk. 1~enchtng fog c8ve-x the camp
torighs at3 a cold wind = driving ne
r7ois'ure into ne airy tents where there
are l~p s.clt men.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-06

Ear 1as ze5z@-s a. E2S1 z4-Es@-ssA.-2s L
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aEE -sa interested
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lays age ~ Tzsge Locke. % Fiarl1a, tha,
as wo1.z EGru azso ne treasury tas ret
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ago u c1zl - beard ths British tramp
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-06
Penalties 70 Be RENTED.
Dxxrs4rE.Ts wfIL .nT HAVE TO
yaY 80 rgk eYsT. A8aE-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-06
GREAT DISTRESS AMONG rI8<Ss.
Gen. Nuues says spanisrds Prevent
Their Getting Provisions.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 5.~Gvn. Eguez
q. tina CUBAN army. has returned te WASH
lsaip0, having b@sE on an expedition y h}ch
took supplies - tbs Cubars- he ~ this
"eoNtTy before the war was closed ara
landed s.; several rolnta ana delivered RS
supplies. Ger. AuneS reports 3 great deaf
Il distress Rf=ang she Cuaaas, ana savs
& Vii L. stin gecafey on account a TIC
inability - he Cehnus 80 toFare a@s RAID
Nsfis5ts T'isrss where they formerly Oh
galret sgrpi-ss.
Gen. Nuuex says that aae reason xAy
fhe TtanlaT3s are making 1, difficult 70
Supply f9cd - the Cu}8ns IS thsf taey
want - COMPEL tEe latter 20 fake tre pro-
yls.ans ay fafce ara thua create disturb
arces aa3 1rnssH.%. aa3 ss.r ar s.~3fe ta-
tRceU tha Americans ana Cuaans. eyai-a
All tsnI IN d.&4fe7i. them Tas Spsn-
iasti@ are wiling to>5 aA9a'a Re .Ysn ,o
fheT immediate people. hut 80 rot ~ ~
it taken tn the Cut3r~ says he genera.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-06

ness . The collector or deputy collector
5ot later than .a% last ca 81 }he calendar
fnonSa III wh-ea their liability began.
The war revenue act gaFe t9en fail
sstice 70 their SPECIAL t@T LIABILITY. stI<
gave than glo Information - fae require
merit tf1at they should ynAEa formal s~pFn
prescribed Is section 80, Revised S,2t~
r5es. as ordered ty section = 90 tte art 90
October ]. iss.5
There beng nothing IL tfle law eF,eciAi-
II calling .ee attention 90 tar public %
fne provisions x .sEtINU 5-.r- Z v{-e1
&fSfgteH- 5m-f4s.et3 Is ar} ilczb3s- 80 cheese
hsail1s testify iue}Vi'aa's aH9 unjust - 70
g7rd re mandatory provision - section
9.i.6 EeFi@ed Statates, as req'WrlcE i'm
Ts*fzttsely fss t14tten ~ ~ par cent 10
wsEe on the same footing w3ta special tax-
Payers under fh~ Old law. vino mad far
many years complete Information "a 80
what i Required - tHfF1, nof only through
pUhl.Shlr ft@tf notices. off a3e3 f:9r0gEa
the express terms x the iaR Itself ana
me regulations and instructions issued
'.c-olie5tors ara accordingly hereby au-
thpf'zos. ard directed fer tlfs tim H. ali
cases II T-cfsees ~no ha3 neither notice
n0F Information ih@t tNFF wera required
n MAKE ~ oFH r"tGTGs 4 tSEe ne c8ler-
Jar fna1iA %aF1 tsfstT sa1TtlfE began AMI
vr1a consequently failed 20 make ss4cN ..,s-
tuTre. r. report the fstfs ~ rnes- CO SIS
IN f9er Uvxr 5sst fer ass.s ne 7J Z p. sf.--
cta} tax without Tfsr #t reT cont p%s ATTY
ana - refer s. iii7 sircu| ~ 3s.'-er rs rheie
authority foT doing 49,. II ais ~ nnt t0 10
* assf.3 20 csascg hereafter rtsHE
In each particular caSe - tbs KID
therefore, noeIoe a9qul3 }-s eiver ;na, bere-
50 Is RETURNS -r,Hu.If che excuse of x, =
1ssss' oF absence ttns o~ty eE~u<e. rr0xt1-
- f. hy sF",.7a rf1f Reviset 5'sfut:-t.
ara collected"
Geueral aat.ee ser~af .eo...4 te given ~
collectors f.- +-s- ~ eg-s, sr. ~ ths rslss-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-06

sxsxsvy - - Made lists the Nan
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-06
GENERAL MILES
WAS LIZ COMMAND.
CDs sts as1enf " ksiptey Denies .
ssfut~onseIai Statement From
Warrington.

E&@EAE CITY. %ep'. The ntar this
assegl.esu pgsase fse f9tiew3ag article fFegn
TIA SPECIAL war eerresDgusstys ! u. Wa%is.-
~, iopsbing ~ Tbs Agar Al.les e1assss-
gsssy.
THE statement made aemi-oG. sislly
from Wilmington siss Nal fseE- &szsz
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is.1as'ss@ss ~ fs}e gsf department ~ Ssi1-
TIE essa!ls ~ Ger. saafiess aetua!
sssiasfT@asE ard nastfass Of movement xere
natpxsiiy :Aft = Epallsi l.a' a gef.sfsI
feesi0fas serA lss0ed 70 Ger. Snaftsf ~
ftn. Hl,.e6. agFef leaving Tampa. tae Lag-
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faapa %1fo fbe s8}l bnawsaege ,E4l he
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Tie ais<sa il shown. according 70 TIE
skaFs ~ tbFee 'eis Srafue. Tee 5lrst Il
sheae 'ssegE~ms - ffofn GeE. Niles ~ Gen.
nafela. ~ f,ilewA
iswsIassafanFa os sna Army. ia tas Field
1sWBa. Fis JtEa , isfs
Ist*sf assfs Gar Is. t'sl1au Army Dear
Gefssfal So" sf~y glad - SsYe ssesIsee
Lieut.. eot- Carries slssaaEsaez. tie latter
~ sa55s ssi9ss7& iaui.D& Hata our best
= sheT fgr ya-fT Turrfss Il would he -
sess great assletsnee y SeI e1ssid have 81
lsfae IS feska - pessjtIe So Fsis vicinity II
tSS aeFtaf e kag5ta2ss - Cute ard assn-
fanfsesfe ABE Information - sigma j.
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PaNDO CONMENDS SHAFTER.
spanish General ExfoIs the Achieve
penfs ST Santiago de Cuba

NEW YORK. Sept. Gen. Pan5o Was
feeling we'll a.. the Hote. ANA today ard
fer about tEo minutes ha submitted 70 an
interview BY Ce wspaper reporters. The srzt
thing he had 10 say was that A rnisun!er-
standing lad gone ahroad about hts crit
cisyn % Gen. Saafter He declared that re
thought Gen. SSafter an able general, ard
ss doubted II any other man could have
brought the Santiago campaign 10 xssch
d speedy close with such little slcodshsf
Gen PandO also took occasion 70 DER
a story about rs duel in Mexico HE said
that he did mt know such a person "a
he had been represented as flgat.ng with
Gen. Pau10 will sail tomorrow on either
tins Liam or The Au-aria
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LABOR STRIKES IN MANILA.


MANILA, Sep. There have been sew
era. labor strikes hsre, the demand being
f0- excessive wages
Because the American authorities. in the
early ex.g%ncies OF the situation here
agreed u the extravaganza demands ot the
.ahorers. II has been difficult 20 return 10
ar equitable basis One o. these strikes
caused me suspension OF trafs.c on the
rranwsys CT Manila for three DAYS.
Copies Of the rev tariff have been cir
cUlated here. but Il ias not vet been err
forced. pending the receipt OF Instructions
from Washington. I. IS estimated tina.
under the American tariff there will be- an
average reduction of ona-thira As conn
pared wiki that Of Spain An insurren.
newspaper printed in The Spanish language
appeared here today.
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Are Reaching Desser ts e4seal the
National Press Association

DEN Fl. Ser. s-E11-rzcs Z. aaSerz
many q then accompanied - Gss%ir t2rz-
Las. are pouring into -ss-v@- -~2z@ AZ
parts q Ih@ ecaaT<y. TG@T cans tz- sae
parrcse e@ atssz4zzg shs Thirteenth z-azaz4s
eS-y e1ss7a - he Maternal E-sszszrAz- As-
seclkeaoz. f. sesn1rs % wzSce bsSz -
morrow and coat.-1e so- f5@r 1ays
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CERyERA LEAVES ANNAPOLIS.
VIII Make Final Arrangements Ia
Take His Men Home

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Sept 5.-A31niral
c@rvera. OF The Spanish navy. accompanied
BY Lieut. cervera. mir sen. left here today
Tor Norfolk for the purpose Of completing
arrangements for the TRANSPORTATION "a
Spain Of the prisoners row confined A,
Portsmouth,. y. H., VITO were captured Ia
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- - a-s-~--sssxgn ~~rssr-z -Az - -
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ssw.zsrg-~r &--T 81 q ssm -er d @ss- I'D
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-06

Secretary Day Think. He VIII No,
BE Peace Commissfouer

CLEVELAND. o. Sept. 5.--Secretarv ef
State Day and Mrs. Day arrived in Cleve-
land this morning and this evening ac-
coTopanled ay 81 party % friends from
Canton. they LEFT by boa: OF pleasure
rip 10 EscAnaoa, Mich. Secretary Day
said ne intended 20 return 20 washtugron
and hand - his resignation September II
lie gave Il his understanding that Jus
|iee white hfd decided rU- 20 serve as ono
u the peaee commissioners
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I4eBt. Stacy Vas ote az ne mast Gale
hg4ie3 footpAli players on the YVES; Point
team Il hss been subiert of remark
that many of the hsga.y-tsatuet athletes
ard football players 9f TIE army T4ccanb
Ir service az quickly. II rat more - thaa
etaeFe Many ~ iae gGUng men wa9 ap-
.se4r.9 S3F eSs gniua glou rhce1fiy for APP
gnimi flsH ~ from ecu bfe ard failed 80 pass
tie physical examination aye gepGte3 per
s.stentiy ~ h their friends 81 he.ng the
most celebrated athletes O.: their various
oFii"ges T. would appear .gan iris that
the Nesi preparation for serslee n the flea
IL not alwa3a the a2h,ei!c grounds. whore
(. is carried 70 excess.
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WHAT TT Noilp COST SPAIN.
Needs fleet sd 81, 0sto Men Ia Com
sros the Philippines

MADRID Ssp+ f~Gea fs:n~@. IA H.
trr.n governor Il fae f'a.l1eelnee. rer,v-
.Bs - tle govsrtsren r. r-9tss~t fer Ins5r-
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CrRAS COMMISSION SAILS.


NEW YORK Ssp- 5-Z-zs J-a5zzzs S.ssas
cF1-=e- He=54se@. caE7x.zg g-@s @>@a41 Or
MISSION EaSs@1 oxzr - qz2ra1s-a tas
AEls-Eossz esysz-z <or EEzxaz&
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PORTO RICAN SOLDIERS
WILL ARRIVE TODAY.
Miles and Troops VIII He Met by
Transports and Hurried tn Rail-
road STATIONS

NJ" YORK. Sept 5.--{;an. Mics - ex-
Tectel - arrive = NV York On me trans
pcrt OLDHAM tomorrow. On board tae OBJ
sss-n &7e a!S3 tse Wisconsin volunteers.
i5,saess tae oD3aa3 -be transport Chess
isF i -4~ectea - arrive. yI;a Gems
~~an ma HAYNES and STATS ana the
: 1rt7 Pennsylvania volunteers on board.
TIE oldham ard tae CnesssT wli. Se met
down tee bay ~ several ferry eosts AMI
}uEs Tire ssalt.crS will - taken 81 the
vesse. aa8 ,@z8ed On a pier nearest their
respective ra3lf1aa stations