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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-12-03

Circuit Court at Lahaiua opens
on Wednesday, aud number OF
attorneys will attend from here.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-12-03

Billy Welsh, a we'll known San
Francisco lad, who has been before
the mast for ten years, was yesterday
made second mate of the ship Echo
which sailed hence this morning
for bis home.
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FOR SALE.

A WELL ESTABLISHED PAYING
"A Manufacturing Business in this City.
Necessary Capital $1,000.
A0- Apply c, 1856 this Office. lO49-ti
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

No Rugby football to-day.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-12-03

The funeral OF Private Granville
L. Wells of Co. M, 1st N. Y. ", will
take place from st. Andrews Gait he
dral at 2 o'clock tomorrow after
noon, and the Knights OF Pythias
will participate. The body will be
sent home to Kingston, New York.
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The INDEPENDENT Soc per month,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-12-03

SELLING AGENTS - Hollister Drug
90. Benson, Smith AZ Co., Union Barber
Shop. lO6l-u
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The Free Kindergarten and Chill
dren's Aid Society have decided to
petition the Government TO open up
Riverside Park, at Palama, as a re-
creation ground for the children.
1t is much needed and the money is
on hand and only contrariety pre-
vents action.
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rNrrNDIN0 COMMERCE.
How Various Nations are straininE 10 ~
Thls south America aud the Tar Fast.

This south America aud the Tar last.
New York. Aug. ia special dis
patch TO tho Tribune from Washington
says
Two OF throe consular reports. deal
Ing IN large part with the eastern and
South American trade, strengthen the
views and assertions heretofore cummu-
nicatrd 10 tho State department aud
published. Consul COVERT. writing from
Lyons. deals 90 length with thc sub
icct u tho French buryau NJ foreign
commerce. recently established, The
abIer division Of this burtau viii dee
vote III attention In "a large measure
10 tho Orient. The plan d. Hnld Go he
patterned after Russia. which has two
foreign ministers, one FOR the east ana
the other Tor the continent of Europe.
This bureau viii be IN touch with the
French board " trade. The French
arc aiding Russia % develop her rv'
sources and "a large part OF the report
referred 90 is taken up With tho details
OF this aid. which is a benefit 10 France
OF course,
Tho writer says that the work OF the
Lyons commission, sent 10 CHINA by the
vigorously. France Is trying tp keep up
with England and Germany IN EFFORTS
to supply China, u nation which, %
quote from a great European authority
lis OF the most potential markets In
the world" iie adds
"Whoiher this tremendous market
shall be u feeder 10 I,usaia's trins-s Sc
berian railroad 60 England through
IIougll0ng; 20 Germany through kiaO-
Chou, or to France from Tunquin. f.
INC momcntous problem u the coming
century"
consul Monaghan writes from Chem
MTG IN two reports Just given outs ono
concerning Germany's shipping ana the
other, concerning her machinery cN-
ports, throw much light on a great
trade rivals operations. Compiling her
figures, Il il seen that there was an IN
crease In 1895 over 1888 OF Nd,,od ships
nnd 900 900 tons. Compared with TWEEN
~ years ago. the figures show twice
Inc number ~ ships and three times AZ
much tonnage. There was an Increase
OF 81 per cent In the number OF laden
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MERRITT MAKES REPORT.
Tells Of The American Demand for The Surrender Of Manila The
Spanish Refusal, and The Capture BY Americans
Insurgents are QuetNO Disorder Page-nsugents Kept Out Of
the Ci-0rdes General Merritt that Authority Of U. S. Must
be Recognized as Supreme-No Danger from insurgents.

temper on the part Of the lnaurEcnt
leaders which n not satisfactory, The
text u the Presidents order cannot
d. Misunderstood. and tho Insurgents
viii BE- kept out ~ Manila and the city
bay ana harbor viii be- held ns an
American possession. Tho possibility
% an attack on the city By the lnHur-
gent fnrcsH has been considered, hut
a. the Insurgents. with tho bay In pua-
session OF Admiral Dewey and ten
thousand troops In the vicinity Tor a
month past were unable tu cause the
surrender ~ the city 10 Do not believed
that they VIII be- very formidable
against The authority ~ Cen. Merritt
GOVERNMENT INSTITUTED BY
GEN. MERRITT
New York. AUG. iS-A special dis
patch 10 the World FROM Manila, Aug
IL. via linuEknnr. says
Gen. Merritt has prepared pwcln-
nation 90 the natives. which provides a
scheme ~ government Tor Manila ana
surrounding territory and other ISLAND
places ln our possession. the os'-f
points uf winch ares
Rigid protection to an In personal re-
llslnn.
Municipal laws, tribunals and local
Institutions for puulHhmrut uf crime. 10
remain I'm further notice tcNcDpt whore
incompatible with military rulel. sub
jrct 10 supervision Of American Ern-
cril.
Provost marshal aud aub-proypala Ia
d. appointed with power 10 arrest civil
as well ~ military officers.
open trade Tor neutral nations,
Public property 10 be vigorously pro-
tected.
No Interference with the people rs
long aa they preserve poaro.
Gen. Merritt occupies the generals
u4lITa.
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ships and 80 pr cont IN tho number %
registered vessels that went out laden
With The empires products aud brought
IN foreign raw material Taken aH 90
the number ~ Voyages. the growth 10
almost Ten pr cont Tor the last period
--is9G.si-f for which figures are ncces-
slhlc. The consul says!
IT we are o. take part IN tho trade
with South America ana with the east
We must emulate this empire In tho
matter ~ ships, Of an ships that came
into and went out NJ German ports In
1880. - per cent bore tho empires nnE.
or the steamers, Cl1 per cent was Ger
man"
Germany. like France. h catering to
tho Russian trade and supplying that
colossal country with manufactures.
Russia ~ Gcrmany'a best buyer % ma
chincry. Consul Monaghan says;
~ ~ IN Eastern Russian and south
American markets that We mus, make
0ur greatest efforts 30 meet Germany.
We should Improve transportation ia
cliiticr TO South America and lnaugu-
rate an energetic policy Of making for
oiEn markets."
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UTAH BATTERY DID IT
Spanish Attack the American 0uwors on the Night Of August
Kills Three Americans and Wounds Eleven
Heroic Act Of Corporal Oozler.

New York. Aug. is.-A dispatch TO-
the Herald from Camp Dewey. AUG. G..
Via iiongkong says.
The gpanlhrds renewed the attack
on the American outworka last night.
Tho trenches were occupied by a bat
TALON each Of the iith and the 2lrd
regulars ana The Nebraska volun-
t,,re. the latter holding the extreme
right. aud company Of regulars the
extreme ioft. They returned the Span
lsh nrc and hot nrng lasted half an
hour The American losses wcrc chiefly
from shells.
The killed are;
Howell, $ D., private. Company d.
IAN regiment infantry.
McCanna, private. Company G, iiih
regular Infantry.
saur, G.. private, Company +. 2lri
regiment regulars.
Wounded.
Thor were eleven wounded. four Of
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thm seriously. Head. claude. Company
@. First Nebraska, shot ln abdomen.
oConncr -. d. private. Company u.
iith Infantry shot n thlrh.
Lambert, clinton. IAN Infantry. rhot
.n chest.
Snow. Luclus. Company u. iith In
fanify. shot Ia les.
There was heavy artillery duet
this morning. the utah artillery reply
ms with q spirited nrc 20 the Spanish
guns, nualiy landing shell near the
poWcrhouae. This must have disabled
the guns ~ the spanish nrr ccaHcd.
Corporal Ernest Dozlcr Of the aiEnai
corps has been promoted 10 a sergeant
By Gen. Greene. Tor distinguished gal.
hniry ON the feld. during the heavy
artillery Gre last night 4 telegraph
Tine ln tho trenches was broken, and
Boiler repaired 10 with great sang
fruld, enabling communication % be-
maintained Win headquarters nt a
critical moment.
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Di.piea.ed with August.

London. Aus iS-The Madrid corrc-
Hpondent of tho Daily Mail says that
Gov August was dismissed on nc-
count OF the differences between him.
SELF and Gen. Couea. the minister NJ
war.
The Daily Mall IionEkpnr CORE.
spundunt anys. Gen. August sailed toe
day on board the German steamer
Prince Heinrich.
The Madrid correspondent ~ tho
Standard says. There ~ much dis
pleasure over Gen. Augustus conduct.
nH pressing Instructions were sent u
Tow days ago by way ~ Hongkong a.
Gems Auruaii and Inudemrs 10 hold
out as long uH possible. IN order H.
give time Tor the signing Of the uroto-
col before Manila fell"
The press ridicul,a tho cuban au.
economist cabinet. whose first use %
the RESTORED cable WIS Ia ask the gov
crnment Tor remittance Of cSoo.ooo
sterling.
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spanish Cabinet disappointed.

London. Aug. iS-Thc Madrid corrc-
apondont OF the Times says; The fan
of Manila 30 quickly after the signing
of the peace protocol has caused pro-
found disappointment In ministerial
circles. Tho cabinet today discussed
the probable consequences.
Similar disappointment n felt by the
public generally at the news from
Porto Rico. but no attempt IL made %
conceal the disaErUcahlr fact. The
puan frankly records the enthusiastic
reception of the Yankees by the crate
ful natives.
Tho lcthargy ~ the public " due 60
loss Of confidence IN the government,
and there u no doubt that politicians,
az q class. for the moment, are thor
oughiy discrcditod In the opinion OF tho
masses.
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Warrington. Aus. IS.-It Il me opin-
Ton M he lficials 0f the fivaaury de-
parsmeut that there will be- no necra-
atty Tor another bond Issue. growing
inii ~ che war. and nat the present
revenue iaw, with possibly allRht mod
lnoaeiunH, should be- retained On the
statute books for m Indefinite period.
The following may b. taken as thr
view ~ tho treasury department on
the subject. a. may b. hoped uiat no
fuWhrr Issues VI blndn viii be- naces-
Hary Loo c0nucciipn with bringing the
extraordinary war expenditures a. .
close. Win the treasury wen supplied
fur the carly future and wien The pdwcr
conferred upon tho secretary 20 make
temporarily loans or 2oo.0ooooo v re-
qulrei. any further resort O. bond Is
sues seems "a most remote probability.
This Wow IL reinforced by the fact that
with the operation 81 she new cNclHo
ana stamp taxes she revenues 81 ne
government VIII largely exceed DIS
hurHsmruta based upon ordinary peace
conditions. This iuerlHus lu revenue
ought 90 ana will provide Tor an IN
erase in The war and navy eNpondl-
lures, which 90 doubt viii be- wli-
nsHssd oven afwr active military nppr-
atlpna have terminated. The enlarged
expenditures OR she navy and tho
army over che past viii b. necessary
IN most obvious, and Il IL a matter ot
cungriiulatlpn MAT hy the wise auion
Of Congress the government has been
put on broad basis.
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UNEASY ABOUT SANTIAGO
Needed to Preserve 0rderCause Of the Trouble Not Expc
Stated but Is lnma,ed That Not With the Cubans but
With COIored Immune Regiments U. S. Volunteers.

this purpose. and hnd urFed acceptance,
aud the President finally agreed today,
after q conference with Representative
Curtis. to accept
II was decided also o. send the Tw,n-
tieth Kansas 10 Mania. should addi-
tlunal troops be asked Tor by Gen. Nor
riii. The Twentieth u now -, san Fran
cisco.
The transports Knickerbocker and
Saratoga arr nov 40 Tampa aud can
carry the entire FRI regiment without
difficulty. II H. believed at the depart
ment that the well trained and dis
clpllned regulars viii have ruOd In
iiurnco upon tho troops al present az
sintlnEo, ana with them there. the
troubles viii cease.
The department will be- kept advised
az all times a. 10 the conditions al san-
ulgo. and N more troops are deemed
necessary. they will De- sent at once
REPORT DIRECT FROM SANTIAGO
Santiago D. cuba, Aug. Is. 1880 am.
This morning Gen. wood military
governor % Santiago. Increased the i1-
cal police force with additions from
various regiments. There has been
some trouble from soldiers who have
dls1heyed orders. ard thpre have been
several riots. al least one murder and
a good dcal o. drunkenness, ~ that an
exceptionally large force IL needed 20
preserve order.
This morning the Eighth Illinois vol
duty.
The First lnfantry leaves today by
ne Miller Thar are seven Spanish
ulhHpuria IN the hlfh1r awaiting tho
omharkation of spanish troops. OF
Mmthlch mere than 5000 VIII leave today.
IN. general appearance " inc men 4,
pluIul' There has been much sIck-
ness among them ana within Che list
buried. "''' "''H
me death rate In the city Il ablul 30
~ Jay. The heavy rains lncrraas ths
NV. Nin'nH the soldiers and ehe in.
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H EILLED At MANILA.
a, r,re Who Laid Down Their Lives for America in
h Last Battle Of The War;
Tom If the Wounded arcSerlousy Hur'-o' the
r' V',' o.,.l,, Army Furnishes -Four Men, California
r,o. and Nebraska and Minnesota One ta'''

c,,,ein Richter n tho First callfor-
,i, vounded In the first attack Of Ma
mia. dlcd on August II.
charles winfield OF the Third resu-
iars died on the 2nd.
George Perkl D.. n California dlcd on
the sth u pneumonia, and william
Robinsun. " the hospital corps died Of
typhoid.
now AUGUST GOT AWAY.
berlin. Aug. is.--A Dispatch from
uonrkong. dated Aug II. and evidently
official. sayHi
tn Knisorinn Augusta, which lcft
Manila with dispatches from Admiral
Won ufdrlchs. after the fan u the
city. will return therr ttday
Gen, August. and his family arrived
on board the cruiser Admiral Won
Dlclrichs. at the request Of Gen.
August, gave them passage by ar
fangamenls with the American CONF
minder. Gen. August has left Hong
kong On route for Spain.
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Washington. Aug. is.--Dlspatches o,
impor,nncr was received at the war de-
pertinent today. Immediately after the
arrival Of Secretary Alger at the de-
parimeni. he had a consultation with
Gen. corbln. and denied himself 10
vi'liofa The conference was pro.
iraei'd one They were considering dis
patches received from Gen. Merritt and
from santiago.
Il b. understood that Con. Mcrrnra
dispatches wcrc not OF disauietlng ma
inrr although tho conditions to be-
faced In the Philippines are giving the
department. considerable concern
TIE conditions at Santiago arc caus-
'nr "a great deal ~ unoaalneas. aud Il IL
believed that more troops VIII be or
drf'd there very soon, Already order,
have bpeu issued directing the Finn
regular Infantry, now az Tampa. 10 pro.
ce'd nt once 10 Santiago. Inquiries
nave been made NJ tn the condition OF
me Immune regiments. which have not
ycl sailed, with a view OF sending them
lo santiago The government Intends
20 take vigorus measures TO preserve
'h' peace and keep order In Santiago
ana the territory under the control OF
me United states. The emphatic order
issued 10 Cen Lawton q few days ago
VIII be followed by orders sending sur
u'ient disciplined troops 10 enable him
" carry out the instructions OF the
secretary.
~ further stop In this direction.
Ih' President today directed that IN,
lNenly- hird aKnsas regiment. colarod.
~ ufpatchod 10 Santiago 20 form the
Amy nt occupation OF Cuba. The Kan.
''N' hAd rendered their services for
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ADDnrss ~ Josrrm oIoNrr.
Discusses "TTlsi by Jury "ncfors the Amer
lean liar Association.

team nnr Association.
Saratoga, \. y. Aug. is.-A large
audience assembled In convention han
t1day ana listened TO the annual adj
dress a. the American Iar association
by the Hon. Joseph Choate OF New
York The address ehcltcd frequent
applause, Mr.. Choato began with ref
ertnco 20 the war with spain. lie said,
nov that peace hlls come the govern.
mont must NOT be held too nrmly 10 ia
declaration uf lntyntlons made prior ~
the declaration u war. because pres
eut conditions and responsibilities had
NOT been i'rracgn when those dcclAra.
tons were made.
Mr. Ch1ate tu-hk Tor his general sub
Jrct OF discussion trial by Jury" 10
declared that the frequent denuncia-
tlou OF Trial By jury WIS lll advised
ana took up ana answered H. detail
each argument for It's abolition or
Zola trial Ia Paris TO show The Hu,
perlurliy uf The American method u
procedure over that Of tho French Mr.
Chonte referred 90 many Instance In
American lurlHprudeuce whore Justice
had seemed O. he perverted In Jury
trials but In each case h. showed that
the jury system was not responsible.
hC admitted. but h, declared % better
90 strive TO perfect the Jury system than
10 abolish a.
Hrports were made by the standing
committees ON Jurisprudence and law
reform, or judicial administration and
remedial procedure, 90 legal educauon
and admission tO the bar, on CONNER
cial Law, on international law, on
grievance ana on law reporting and
dlgtstlug.
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ctRVrHA STAYS ~ AMnnIoA.
""' Going to spaip a, Present. as He /
Not Vel Released.

N"t vel helehsods
washington, Aug. lg.-Admlral Ger
vera VIII not return to spain for the
present and reports frum Anapolis
stating that he would leave for wash.
'Ng''n today are said at the navy de-
pl''menl to be due To mlsapprehonslon
lhe admiral has made no preparations
10 leave and Il Is the belief that he Will
ne the last OF the Spanish prisoners
10 go home, aH he has shown a fatherly
lrRard Tor an the other officers and men
lnl appears 10 be DESTROYS Of seeing
% ln on their way homcward before he
raves The navy department, has not
lAhen up tho question OF the final dis
Position Of the Spanish prisoners, al
lh"uFh II has passed upon one or two
'peclW cases In which the clrcim-
stances made speedy action advisable.
one ~ these was the case of Dr. Jmradn
the venerable Spanish naval surgeon
connected with the other spanish prla-
nn'iTi at Annapolis. The doctors report
mat Dr. Jurada was very feeble and
mat while he might be able to reach
anlln " released now, he would not be
able 10 make the trip a month hence
The navy department accordingly dl-
rtcied his release ana the Spanish chan.
ain win be allowed to accompany ID.
jurnda TO spain.
The case ~ Captain Moreu. com.
manler Of one Of the cruisers OF Ger
Netas neet, has also received special
attention by the department. III an.
psaIs that Captain Moreu was deslrous
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Washington, Aug. lS-surgeon Gem
eral sternberg received the following
today.
Santiago de Cuba, August i7.-sur.
seon General, Washington: Cntnnln
leit Tor Montnuk Point; All bedding
could be burned cots might be saved;
shlps have been sent back for more
patients OF zane class Yale arrived
Yesterday and supplies landed
WIN cable what else | may need No
more doctors or nursea wanted.
(slgned) HAVARD,
Chief Surgeon.
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THE FIRST SHIP TO HAVANA.


New York. Aug. ia speciai 10 INV
Herald from Washington says
Rear Admiral sampson's fagahip' 'he
armorod cruiser New York. Will be the
first American warship to enter inc
harbor Of Havana since war was de-
ciarcd. She Will come with the mem
bcrs or the military commlsson ap-
pointed by the President to proceed to
Havana to arrange. with similar CONF
mission 10 be appointed by spain. the
details Of the evacuation BY the Span
In ifoona.
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n'h'nn' Wis. Aug. Is,-Frank Geld
H's' an expert miner and mincrnloglst.
went 10 the powder house OF the Eure-
va mine and set OF 40 pounds Of dyna-
nii's, blo"lng the building ana his body
H., a'onlh, lhe only trace Of his body
Was picked up some distance nvny
ne shock was heard several miles
away. The Indications point 10 suicide.
..lnhH mas operated mines In Sputh
Aii'oa, California ana Alabama.
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k.srs. AUG ia 'p''''' V, 70
[ trm Manila Of Aug ~
/. ,norlns names Of 'he.'
-, b. arhuns which pre-
l.. apiiIan Of he c''y i,.
l .oy.a. rlnt callforn'h.
d. VS Ss.n. rveniy.,hIrd reg
l. p,s,t rT'H'y-''.'i ''s''
| patterson. thirteenth Mime
II Dui,. N,bnsti r'sIment
1 p,cann. Fourteenth f'sa'
Howell, Fourteenth T'r''
L., shoufy wounded ares
I, o. s,sbaek and T Bonn
l.. rAIresuih Minnesota
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ENGLAND IN A Big STORM.
Lightning, Rain and Hail Do a Vas, Amount
Of Damage.


London. Aug. iS.-Therc were severe
thunders,orms this morning In various
parts Of England with torrcntial rains
ana halls.
In the outlying districts many houses
were Hooded nnd there was conHidcra-
bile damage done TO crops.
The district Of Carmarthcnshlrc,
Wales. was swept by n tornado this
morning. Great damage was done
and tranic was parulyzed.
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Inc By SPANIARDS.
ia h Poo sso are Pit to
Dei,h,
!. ma ca the spaRiards Con
I. II. rsiisd state. rroop'
-,mj Being Es'ss'inaisd'

. Ps,o R.o. AUG H. noon tde-
h. uanustonJ Copyright.
tai Aaeaied Prcftl-i'e-
,au1s b ifom all directions
rs urnnld within M
LEA naii,aa many n
uuni.L but thr tum1ft
ana 0lta ute conlfmrl
A. naiirtf took refuse lu
~ cathedral and nrgd ON
= ifaf1. but they were over
4 ~ macheufd ~ the numb 10
h y " the seventh regiment
Ataln NCcOmh, vas unable q
lonE th0 mountain trail vii
pil, and haylng lnsi a gun ON
, over "a prcipicr, return
|1lih Of the troops h. ateadil
\ The typhoid fever bfuugh
~ AlTur and chlcknmnufa
y Vpo and o. fast disappear
\ nllaiion ls being forced viii
4 lnr insult that sickness hai
\ tom Ten 10 thfre pr cent
foiis show only til s.tk In
.lnem out Of a total CON.
4 N" Most " these tar
Complaints
D. lflng uyaWinatfd. nn
smallpox rpldcmic 10 some
ite bland.
u cruiser Prairie. former.
q Hi today f0r santiago tu
NlalAuk Point
his ipongd bis visit
account VI falnn The
,n q To- and There win
lltl The end VI Octo.
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=, london Aug 1.-THE Daily Mails
vienna correspondent says that numer.
uus Alpine fatalities have occurred
mishih tho last week, They Include
sne american, Miss Merrant, who while
n,nNhs a dangerous ascent on the
-, mn uHterpltze, slipped and fen
stantly killed.
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a. Turning TO Spain ana participating
pressed the deslr,r OF TELLING IN, s,,n
IN parliament of the generou. net
nleit accorded To him and ain oibrr
TpaNlsh prisoners by the United STATE.
ne olnciala felt that such abatement
,' ., Capt Moreu could not but have A
sa'.i.g elect. His release Was ae-
cofdingly ordered.
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Dover, Del, Aug. is--Gov Tunnel to-
day offered "A reward Of 500 for the
apprehension OF the party or parties
Who sent the i-,isuurd uandy Ia Mrs
punning OF Dover, as result OF
which Mrs. Cunning and her sister
Mrs. Deane, lost their lives, state de-
tectiyos and government inspectors
are now investigating the analr but
there were no developments To-Day.
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Presidential Appointments.

Washlngton. Aug. is.-rha President
today made the following appoint:
mentl;
Nicholas r. TrOdo, Of Ohio, 10 be re.
celvor Of public moneys at circle city,
Alaska; First Lieutenant CHARLES A.
poyon. u. =. marine corps, 90 be cap
tain, and Patrick j. Kane 10 be
bontswaln In IA enavy.