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ADVANCE GUARD
First Battalion OF the 2d United States
Engineers on the Way to Cuba.
The First Brigade. Third Division of the
second Army Corl,s. WIN Proceed TO
Cuba in Few Days. Fully
Equipped for Service.

TAMPA, Fla, Nov. 25.-Port Tampa
has again come TO the front as a port
of cmbar<ation for troops, as the LIST
battalion of the second United States
engineers, under command of Mai.
Savage, embarked Wednesday on the
steamship Florida and sailed for Ha-
vana. The battalion consisted OF $50
men. composing Companies a, Il. ID and
+, commanded respectively by Lieuts.
Brooks, Lawton, Anderson and Capt.
Dixon. The other officers OF the bat.
talon are already in Cuba. under com
mand of Gen. Greene As soon as the
list battalion arrives the men will be-
gin work preparatory TO the landing
of the main body and troops which
will embark at Savannah and Port
Tampa.
WAsuNGroN, Nov. 25.-Thc war de-
partment Wednesday issued the first of
the general orders looking to the occu.
patton of the central and western
provinces of Cuba by the United States
troops. The order contemplates the
early beginning OF the movement, as
the Spanish troops are expected to
have progressed with the evacuation
movement early in December. The
order is dated November % and is as
follows:
COMMANDING GENERAL SECOND ARMY.
CORPS, Augusta, Ga.-With the approx
al of the secretary OF war; the First
brigade, Third division OF your corps
will proceed, fully equipped for field
service, and take station in Cuba as
follows
headquarters and one regiment OF
infantry at Pinar del Rio; one regiment
of infantry at Maricl. and one regi-
ment of infantry at Guanajay. The
troops will embark at Savannah. and
the movements will be 80 regulated
that no regiment will reach Savannah
more than "a hours prior to sailing.
The regiment for Maricl should
land Mt that point. The other two
should land at Havana, and proceed to
destination by rail. tits not necessary
that the entire brigade leave at the
same time, but regiments may move in
succession as transports can be provid-
ed. The evacuation of Pinar del Rio
by the Spanish will be completed by
December 3, and the troops above des-
ignated should reach destinations by
December or earlier
The brigade will take as much of
its wagon transportation as is possible.
and camp and garrison equipage. in.
Guiding tent floors.
The quartcrmaster's department
will provide the necessary transporta-
ton and 80 days forage for animals;
the subsistence department make pro-
vision for 30 days suitable rations. and
the medical department provide proper
medical attendance and stores.
by command of Mai. Gen. Miles.
"H. c. CoRBrN. Adjt. Cen"
This brigade is commanded by Brig.
Gen. VIM. c. Oates. and consists OF the
18th Pennsylvania, 81 New Jersey and
lo2d New York regiments. They are
now all at Athens, Ca. having re-
Gently arrived at that place from
Camp Meade, Pa. Mariel is the sea-
port OF Pinar del Rio province on the
north side.
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In ncr Mrdhinr nnun-

AKRON o., Nov. 90 Miss Ella Chan
man viii bc buried in the dress that
was Co have been her wedding gown.
She died Thursday after two days ill
ness. Her anianced husband. w. r..
Hcslop was 40 her bedside. The we'd
ding was 90 have taken place next
week. A month ago the ceremony was
postponed because Of the death Of Hes
Lon-- fatncr.
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rark,.h Minister. Favor Reforms.

CoNsrANTINoPLE, Nov. 26-Several
of the Turkish ministers have submit
ted to the sultan memorials pointing
out the disturbed state OF the empire
and the reforms they considered ncces-
sary. The sultan is irritated Mt this
attitude on the part of his ministers
and it is expected that he will dismiss
several OF them, although IL will be
difficult to find substitutes who do not
favor reforms.
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STEEL STEAMERS COLLIDE.
rhe Globe and the James N. Colgate Como
Together at Duluth. Minn--Both
Vessels Resting ON the Bottom.

DULUTH, Mimi, Nov. 26.--A ESQ
Saturday morning the Globe and the
whalebacl< James Il. Colgate. two large
steel steamers. came into collision in
the harbor. Both are badly damaged.
Their forward bulkheads kept them
from sinking on the spot. The Colgate
is resting on the bottom near the In
man tug office and the Globe was towed
into the Omaha slip, where she rests
on the bottom. No one was seriously
hurt, although some of the crew asleep
forward had narrow escapes from
drowning.
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OIL FLOWS In THE STREETS.
Tanks Punctured by Falling Derricks at
Los Angcies-Severai Houses aud
Barns Crushed-Scvcre Storm.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Nov. GA terri
BILE winGStorm in the oil district caused
much damage. Thirty-scven derriclxs
and many overhead pulley wires and
smokostacls were blown down. Two
oil tanks holding thousand gallons
OF oil were punctured 10y falling der
ricks and the oil is running through
the streets. Several houses and barns
were crushed under the falling der
ricks. No casualties are reported.
Two hundred men are clearing away
the debris in the streets.
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4 Peanut Tra-t.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. e6.-Thcre has
been practically completed within the
last three days the formation OF a big
trust with a capital OF 81, 600, COO whose
intention is to control the entire pea
nut production OF the United States.
1t is stated that the signatures OF all
the principal concerns OF this city and
section have been secured.
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Number Of Internal Revenu. stamps Is


NAsWNoroN. Nov. 25.-Thc commits
sioner OF internal revenue in his an
nual report the principal features of
which were made public in July last,
recommends that the war revenue law
be amended SO as TO allow discount
of three per cent TO purchasers Of sl0O
or more instead of one per cent as is
now provided. Unless such action is
taken, the commissioners SAYS a very
large increase in the number Of stamp
deputies will bc necessary. The num-
her IF internal revenue stamps issued
during the year was l.t42 ga. 1sg. Of
the value Of sl92. 1873. o8s.
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LETiEGroS KY, Nov. e1 Sc else re-
suit Of George Mourc's reckless nee OF
a revolver George Deal respectable
oo'ored man. iics unconscious with "a
punctured lung in ST. Joseph. hos
pitaL Moore and party ~ co'ore1
men were going east ou Constitution
street while Deal was corning west.
Without provocation Moore pulled his
gun. and saying. ~ hear vo' is Io5isin'
TO- troubled Wen. blacl, chile. So sure
done got it,~ Doe began 6ring only
one Of The four shots struck Deal
Moore escaped.
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Appreciated by Gas.

CmcAGo, Nov. 20 Harry j. Myers
was found dead in his room Friday.
The gas jet had been removed and
death was caused by the escaping
fumes. Myers was formerly connected
with thcatcrs ia Cleveland and Cincin-
natl. lie left "a note asking that Miss
Laura Thomas, OF Summitviue, Ia. be
notified OF his death.
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CtERRURNE, Tex. Nov. 26.-John II.
Shaw was hanged at Clerburne Friday
for killing Thomas Crainc a year ago.
Shaw, who claimed to be an infidcl,
had refused all along to have any talk
with or visits from preachers, but at
the last moment he relcnted and per-
mitted preacher TO be with him on
the scafTold.
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For cnIifnrn,. r.--,...

Inc Burlington Route has Weekly Tour.
Quoted Thy Burlington Route AGENT ever
wednesday from ST Louis and Chiesro 10
Los Angeles and San FrSncisoo The routs
y wa Denver, Scenic Colorado. Salt Iakc
= ,lty, with es per cent sunshine throushou,
. i year Ask Ticket agent or write for
ors siSIp5p p lolder to l.. W. Wakeley, Gen
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NEFroHr e. /. Nov. a5 Batteries
% and D.. 2d United states artillery.
with the rcg.mcntal band alb in com
mana OF Licut COLI Ha.ldns departed
Thursday evening for savannah to Join
ihe remainder Of tbc regiment ordered
10 lnL.
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Kicked ncr to p.ntn.

MONTGOMERY, w. Va, Nov. e6.-At n
dance in the Bear Wallow," colored
dance hall, Gaines Carter became en-
gagged in row with colored woman
named Florence. He kicked her in
the abdomen, as a result OF which she
died Friday morning. The Jail where
Carter is confined ia being guarded, as
ii is feared his friends will release
him.
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AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Executive Departments Closed Thsnksgiv-
ing D-y-rhe President Atsn ded the
Metropolitan Methoa,st Church.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.- Thanksgiv.
ing day was observed in the usual
manner. a snow and rain storm kept
people of the streets and reduced the
attendance at the churches. All the
executive departments and business
houses were closed. The president ac-
companied by his brother. Abncr Nc
kinley, attended divine sevicc at
the Metropolitan Methodist church
and listened to sermon
by the Rev. Dr. Bristol. the
pastor, who preached from Exodus. his
text being Behold. / send nm Angel
before Thee DR. Bristol referring 70
the war said that never before had
Providence permitted q people TO wage
a more just and humane war-a war
which had brought new HONOR. new
liberties, new life. new respop sibilitics
and new honors 20 thoss whs now re-
joicc
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Nrw NoHE. Nov. 20. The receipts
for Che torhctt-shariscy fight amount
ed 90 s47.s'6. u is reported i'm sporting
circles chat this neat pot. less 1000.
was equally divided between the fight
crs and Che club. each getting third.
Tho purse Of $40 600 is said to have
been myth.
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ST. PAUL. Mimi. Nov. o5.-Mabci
Davidson, the skater. well known
throughout Canada and the United
States died in this city Thursday of
consumption, aged % years The body
will be- crcmatcd.
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Mrnnnr.. rnr.nninrh.

Did | understand you to say that dress
you admired 50 much to-day was a drcamy"
inquired MIR. Smokehart
Yes" answered his wife hopefully.
Well he proceeded very kindly. 'you
keep your mind on IL when YOU are 60 sleep
tonight and maybe YOU win dream one OF
your own. "-Washington Star.
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LoNpoN. Nov. % The Morning Fri
day announces that as the outcome Of
the quarrel between " De Frcycinet.
the French minister Of war. and GEN.
Iuriindcn. the military governor Of
Paris, arising out Of the Drcyfus AZ.
fair, Gen. Iurlindcn will be called up
on 90 resign.
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NV YORK Nov. 25.-E. ~. Pierce. Of
Christiansburg. Va, was foand dead
Thursday in his room FIN the Morton
house. IIe was sitting in n chair fully
dressed. Pierce registered 40 the Nor
ton house ON Tuesday morning and was
not seen alive again. There wasno eli
dencc Of suicide.
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A sweet Memory.

She-I shall never. never cease 10 enjoy
the memories of my college days.
He-What incident connected with them
is brightest in your memory
She-Let me sec-oh veal those elegant
ice cream sodas we used 10 get down at the
village apothccary' s.-Roxbury Gazette.
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Stout. Corea, Nov. 25. The reform
party in Crfca is gaining ground Tho
emperor has assured the foreign min.
listers of his desire Co institute reforms
Various officials including the Corean
minister Co Japan. have been banishcd.
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An Authority.

Willie-Mamma, what does making bad
break mesng
You'd better ask your father, Willie.'-
indianapolis Journal
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Her View of NJ.

We'll" said the old lady. "thc wars over.
ohn's got his pension, the mortgage Is done
paid of the mule: an now, ef we could Jest
have another war we could sit the house
painted an put new door on the barnl"--
Atlanta Constitution.
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PAHrs Sow 5.-It is said chat Arou-
clio, thc representative Of Aruiualao..
government is going to Washington to
ascertain Che intentions of The United
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PARIS. Nov. ga protest against
the court-martlal Of Picquart bearing
The signatures OF leading authors. poll
tcians and journalists. Is being widely
circulated for further names and Niu
be presented 70 che government
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H-roIntLen.r- nnth-,.. Irnn,,..,-

NV NoHK. Nov. 25 A dispatch 10
the Herald from Montevidco says. &
number ~ officials have been arrested
in connection with the sets OF several
rsiding parties along tho border Gtis
believed among the best informed here
that a revolutionary outbreak is inn
rnfuont
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OF all the letters in the alphabet. only two
are .. k.-Goldeu Days
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Nothing so common as muscular pains and
aches. st. Jacobs Oil cures
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kicHuoND, Va. Nov 25.-The l-nivcr-
sity Of Norta Caroline eleven Thurs
lay defeated the University of Viz
mia hy score OF @ too
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The path of ambition leads 10 a great many
political graves Chicago Daily News
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Hard winter, hard aches. Hard rub with
st. Jacobs Oil. Easy cure
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SYDNEY S. vs.. Nov. %. The French
government has decided 70 make Nou-
INCA. capital Of the French colony o.
Ncw Caledonia. its naval headquarters
in The Pacific Alarge docl, and naval
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ELrsnFHHY. Mo. Nov. 2s Tho safe
7f thc Lincoln county bank. which
robbers attempted Co enter "Wednesday
was opcred by exports Thursday and
Che funds of the bank found 90 bc in-
tact Tho bank rcopcucd for business
Friday.
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ROBBED A MISSOURI BANK.
IL Is Not Yet Known How Much booty Was
sccured-The Night Watehman
Was Roughly Handled.

ST. LOUIS Nov. 5.-At Elsberrv. Mo-,
is miles north OF here on the st. Louis.
keolSulS & Northwestern railroad. rob.
bers made a desperate attempt TO rob
the Lincoln County bank. II is not
known how much, II anything, they
obtained. As the result OF rough
treatment received from the robbers.
John Wiseman Waters. the night
Waterman of the town. who is GO years
old. may die. lie was found al an early
hour Wednesday bound and gagged
lying in the open air. where he had
been left by the robbers. He was
badly frozen. When President L. T..
Harvey arrived at the bank Wcdncs
day morning hc found the vault doors
wide open. The safe inside. con-
tanning $4,000, was closed and
he was unable TO open it, An
expert safe opener was sent from
here at the request OF the
bank officials. but "Wednesday evening
hc sent back for help. saying that he
was unable Go open the safe doors.
Until this is done the bank officials
viii Doe unable 20 state whether they
have lost anything or not The bank
was Obliged Co close for the dav. but
viii reopen Friday after che Thanks.
giving holiday.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

Rev. DR.. C. w. Cattel, formerly president
| of Lafayette college. Philadelphia. died al
As o'clock this morning after a long ill
ness. He was II years of age.
Senator Hansbrough yesterday intro
duced a bill for the enlargement of the
Yellowstone National park so as to in
crease the area from 1921 square miles to
6566 square miles.
Judge Sanford of the United States court
at Tacoma has granted an injunction re-
straining the treasurer of Lewis county
from selling Northern Pacific railroad
lands for delinquent taxes of 1891
Arrangements have been made to con-
vey Secretary Alger to Fortress Monroe
on Saturday He will go in a special car.
accompanied by Mrs. and Miss Alger, his
physician and an attendant and a nurse.
A sleet storm of unusual severity has
prevailed for two days throughout Ne
braska. The damage in Lincoln is con-
siderable, the telephone company being
the greatest sufferer. In the country dis
tricts the storm was even more severe.
thousands of fruit and shade trees being
broken down. Unsheltered stock will suf-
fer.
Yesterday Fred Ayres, near Pine
Springs, Mohave county, Ariz. tied a
string to the trigger of his gun, placed the
muzze to his head and blew out his brains.
The suicide came from Michigan two years
ago and was unmarried The deceased
and his father have been living at Pine
Springs ranch owned by Under Sheriff
Cohenour of Kingman.
c. NJ. Harris of Hdye Park. Mass, who
has Just returned to San Francisco from
an expedition to the South Sea islands on
behalf of Baron Rothschild, reports that
the volcano on Galapagos island was in
tifaV,
been extinct for the past fifty years. but
when Mr.. Harris and his party observed
il. it was belchins forth volumes Of dense
smoke and lava.
The state department yesterday sent tc
the senate the correspondence with Ger.
many regarding the exclusion Of American
| fruit Secretary Sherman sums up by
saying: at will be seen that action by
| this government was prompt and effcctiv,
and that the admission Of American fresl
fruit into Germany has been secured in al
cases save where the actual existence o.
the San Jose insect upon the fruit or il
the packings thereof is ascertained
Gen. William Booth. commander-in
chief of the Salvation army, and his son
| in-law, Commander Frederick Booth
Tucker Of the American army, arrived il
/ Washington yesterday afternoon anC
]
pressed to General Booth his great ad
miration for him and the great work o
the Salvation army especially in tn
/ United States. AT night there was
largely attended meeting at the New Yorl
avenue Presbyterian church.
/ An application for a receiver for tn
Rocky Mountain oil company was mad
in the dictrict court at Denver yesterday
through complaint filed by the Centra
National bank of Cleveland. The com
pany is Incorporated for 81 900 900 and ha
according to the complaint, bonds out
standing to the amount of $1,000 Th
banks claim is $4,000. The property of tn,
company consists of oil lands in Colorado
pipe lines and franchises. These. the com
plaint says, are not worth more thar
$50 .0O0
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progress of the good roads movement
in the league. He then called attention
to the fact that ten States have passed
laws requiring bicycles to be carried as
baggage, without extra charge, and bills
are now pending in the legislatures or
Kentucky, Virginia and Maryland for
the same purpose. This policy on the
Long Island Railroad alone increased
the traffic from 10000 cycling passen-
gers in 1896 to 160,500 in 1897.
Secretary Abbott Bassett, in his re-
port, said the year 1897 had seen the
membership grow from 72,0O0 to 100000.
and the finances had shown very neal
thy condition. The membership roll
shows a gain of AZ per cent. The largest
percentage shown in the past was ~
per cent, in 1896.
The gross income for 1897 was $165,042,
an increase of $41,546 over 1896. Among
the several divisions during 1897 was dis
tributed sol, ,5O4. Subscriptions to the
Bulletin amounted to $25,247, and to its
publishers was paid 9,239. making the
Bulletin cost the League $13,992.
The report of Albert Mott, Chairman
of the Racing Board, showed that DUR
ing the year the receipts by the Racing
Board amounted to $9,426, the expendi-
lures to 1884, leaving balance on hand
Of $1,S32. During the year 2912 race
meets were held, where 1876 races had
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to Madrid, In reference to the De LONE
letter. The statement is as follows:
There has appeared in public print
a letter addressed by the Spanish MIN
lister to Mr.. Canalpjas. This letter the
Minister admits was written by MN.
1t contains expressions concerning the
President of the United States OF such
character as to end the Minister'S use
fulness as a representative of his gov
ernment in this country. General WOOD
ford therefore was instructed at once
to say to the Minister of State that the
immediate recall of Minister DE LONE
is expected by the President"
NO FRICTION EXPECTED
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-The diplomatic
relations between the United states ana
Spain, through Minister De LONE, are at
an end and correspondence will be con-
Quoted exclusively through Minister
Woodford in Madrid until Spain sends
new Minister to Washington or desig-
mates a Charge d'Affaires, says the Her
AIDS Washington correspondent. MIN
lister De LONE has cabled his resignation
to his government. Assistant Secretary
of State Day admitted that this was true,
by saying that Minister De LONE did
not deny the authenticity of the letter to
Canalejas, and by stating that cable
gram had been sent to Minister Wood
ford in Madrid. the contents or which
would not be made public until 1t had
reached its destination.
This is not the first time that Minis
ter De LONE has placed his resignation
at the disposal of the Sagasta Ministry.
When Senior Sagasta came into power
the Minister, being of the opposition par
ty in Spanish politics, rendered his resig-
nation, and he offered his resignation In
all on five separate occasions since that