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The Head of the Army.

WEIR since he Mas placed at the
r head of the army of the United
States. General Miles has done
that which has disappointed those who
supposed he was a good man for the
place. He is a martinez. In recent
times the volume of talk i'll criticism
of the army has increased, apparently
without cause. for the army is un-
doubtedly about up Ia it's average. and
in its way Is probably good enough.
But the general of the army has sue
ceeded in impressins the puolic with
the idea that he is Il military fop. and
his own personality seems 10 give 10
the whole army 0 tint that doesn't
show 10 advantage.
For instance. General Miles has late
ly given his best thought la the crea-
tion of new uniform Tor himself. The
war department has always made the
regulations for the uniforms 10 be worn
by all soldiers, from the commanding
general down, and these are very sell
dom changed. For Miles the uniform
worn by Scott and Grant and sherman
and sheridan wouldn't DO. Tie wanted
something more shaWy, He therefore
applied To the secretary of war for per
mission 10 prescribe and prepare for
himself military suit of clothes more
distinctive II his rank and more appro-
pirate "a its dignity than over before
had been Worn hY soldier IN the
American army The permission was
granted aud they say that the new
creation is something stunning.
Meanwhile another irt'J struck Gen
eral Miles iIr has been wanting to in
crease the number VI enlisted men-h -he
Graves ID bigger army. There was ne
place whore II could br shown that
added troops were needed indeed. the
DEPARTMENTS troublr really IS ~ find
something far th, present fare, t' DO
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Films fxnIotiP.

Scranton Pa. Feb. 3.-Fire tonight de-
stroyed the big Y. NJ. c. A. building,
which contained two stories, in addition
to the association assembly hall and
rooms a large livery stable. milk dis
tributing depot and one dwelling. A doz-
en- large adjacent buildings caught fire,
but We're saved with only slight dam
age. All of the ctys - fire companies
were called to the scene and at 1:30
O'Clock. two hours and half after the
blaze started. they had it under control.
The damage is probably $225.0 The fire
started from an explosion of a lot of
cinematograph films. used in giving an
exhibition of certain pictures in vacant
store room.
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But it dawned on Miles-he proposed
that two regiments of soldiers be sent
to Alaska to keen the Indians quiet.
There are about one thousand Indians
in Alaska: they never gave the whites
minutes trouble. This suggestion is
on a par with Miles recommendation
that the Chicago postoffice be fortified.
The Chronicle, of that city wearily in
quires what this nation has done that
it should suffer the humiliation of see
ing its military establishment dominat-
ed by a vainglorious vaporing ass"
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What the Newspapers Say.

n n ANY Of the gold organs get COM
M Ta'aen5 iss' s" Mckinley s1 'ps d%5.s ta%i '9a' s
reference TO International agreement in
his Waldorf-Astoria speech. I'm their
opinion the president accepted the invi-
tation 10 make this banquet speech
with fixed purpose To let il be known
that he is for the policy Of bringing
the country To the gold standard as
speedily as possible. He declared for
agitation toward that end, but ~ gave
not So much as an intimatien that he
expects any conference or that he pro-
poses Ia do anything toward having
one. In fact the president has placed
himself IN a comfortable attitude in
relation Ia all conference schemes, lie
appointed a commission and with that
commission he can leave an the respan-
sibility. The head of the commission.
Mr.. Wolcott. announced ia his recent
speech that he doesn't intend ta have
anything more 10 DO with IL. Indeed.
The administration journals are doing
what they can - impress en those who
think there's something for silver in
the administration the fact that inter-
national conferences were. but VIII be
no more. and that the hope Of Mr. Wol-
cott and his friends is a delusion. On
this score s!lver's real friends are not
resting under any mistake: they arr.
expecting nothing from the president.
Press comment on the president
New York speech is interesting. Thu
Boston Herald says that be is sound
and that he is especially satisfactory
In the high courage which hr shows ~
taxing up the <chaiiengv II the silver
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ties on the question Of paying the public
debt"
The New York Evening Post IS
pleased II finds that at last the pres-
dent has faced the issue: What he said
at the banquet on Thursday evening
was that the fight of 1896 must be
fought to a finish, that there can be
neither backward steps nor standing
STILL
This Speech" says the Commercial
Advertiser. lis more than an answer to
the assertions of silver men that the
president was in secret sympathy with
them and still clung to the dream Of
international bmetallism. 1t is notice
To the world that the senate speaks for
no ono but itself. The presidents s
speech will build NJ American credit
the world over"
Says the Philadelphia Record: Pres
ident Nc Kinley's earnest declaration for
sound money-for the best money Of the
civilized wurld-as made in New York
last evening. viii surprise none but
those who have been eredulous enough
To believe the recent claims of the
iatists that the president was inclined
to experimentation with the double
standard. 1t emphasizes as never be-
fore the fact that currency reform is
the urgent national duty"
Thus it runs through the comment of
the gold d-standard newspapers. Their
aim seems to be To make il clear that
they are hopelessly wrong who profess
that the president entertains any
thought of friendliness for silver.
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rushed ahead to see what was going on
and got ahead of the sheriff At that
moment one of the deputies stepped out
of the line and advanced and one shout
ed: If you do not come back we VIII
shoot you, too
The fellow jumped back into the line
and almost Immediately after the wit
ness heard a shot 1t came from the
left of the line Of deputies. A moment
later two shots were fired and then
came the voley. As soon as the volley
was fired the strikers ran in all direc-
tions. Guscott will continue tomorrow.
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Wnges Advanced.

Ishpeming. Mich. Feb. THE advance
in wages Feb. ] at the Carnegie mines
of Ironwood, averaging 10 per cent. was
made general throughout the iron range,
between 5000 and 1000 employees being di-
rectly affected by the increase.
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RI is not claimed by any of the
smoke messiahs" now operating in
Butte that they can rid the town of
sulphur fumes-the problem to which
they limit themselves is the smoke.
Their theory is, however, that if the
smoke that often fills the Butte. air
were eliminated a long step will be
taken toward the solution of the sui
phur problem: that is to say, the
theory. as we understand il, is that if
the Butte atmosphere can be kept in
normal condition respecting freedom
from smoke the sulphur fumes will not
hang over the city as at present.
There is nothing novel in smoke-con-
suming processes; these have often
been successfully applied and their
economy demonstrated. Doubtless they
could be introduced in Butte with
profit to the owners Of smelters and TO
the Improvement of Butte air. But the
advent of these smoke consumers leaves
the question of the Smelter fumes still
To be dealt with. The sulphur is the
greater evil and, according to all that
has been learned thus far it offers the
more difficult problem.
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Washington, Feb. 3.-The minister
from Hawaii and Mrs. Hatch gave a
very large reception at the Arlington this
evening, to II o'clock, when all official
society was invited to meet President and
Mrs. Dole. Some GOO visitors called in
the course of the evening.
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Voted "A RetInctiOn.

Paris. Feb. 3.-Continuing the consider
alton of the naval budget the chamber
of deputies to-day voted 263 to 26O to
reduction of 100000 francs in the depart
mental inspection.
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Appointment Confirmed.

Washington. Feb 3.-'The senate to-day
confirmed the nomination of Col. NJ. l.
Ludington, assistant quartermaster gen.
eral to be brigadier general.
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than that Of any other newspaper pun
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$1,000 REWARD.

VIII he paid for the arrest and convlc-
tion of any person caught stealing the
Standard from subscribers.
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All general business letters and corre-
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New York Office-4S Tribune BUILDING
chicago office-i69 The Rookery.
The s. c. Beckwith Special Agency,
Sole Agents Foreign Advertising.
Washington Bureau-1il5 q street,
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ladies' SILK Scarfs and Stock Collars
GREAT RIRR0M SALE
BARGAINS IN WINTER HOSIERY

At such sensational low price as to
create great excitement among buyers
and sellers.
Ladies' plain and ribbed. black and
s tan, fine Imported Cashmere Hose.
regular soc quality; Friday and Sat
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Ladies' extra fine plain Cashmere
Hose, 75c quality; this sale. SOC pair
Ladies black and fancy Cotton HOSE
75c and $l.00 qualities; Friday and
Saturday y.,.....-.. 49,. 3 pairs Si.0o
Fancy Cotton Hose, regular and opera
lengths; regular price, 15c; Friday
and Saturday 3 pairs $i.oo
Ladies superior quality opera lengths
Cashmere Hose, regular $3.50 quality
Friday and Saturday. ........z5C pair
Ladies' extra fine out size Cashmere
Hose; regular price $l.0o; Friday and
Saturday,. .............. 65c pair
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Butte Missoulil and Great Falls. where
advertising rates viii be furnished on ap-
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n IANY Of the gold organs get COM
NJ fort out of the fact that
i President Mckinley omitted all
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confc,,e,i ~. THEFT

Minneapolis. Mimi. Aug. ga Pres
ton. MINI. rrccini SAYS: Nf r. TlIi.
The cashier who wrecked Abe Fillmore
county bank. has comics cd She ihrft
VI nll the banks deposit FINDS. 60 g.
z. Guti1n. one ~ his bond mou Graf.
tan told Todd that "a i"nchug wns linz
minont unless he mad fun statement
overcome uy fear. De cunffrfrd that
Just prior 90 the banks Assignment be-
hnd thkcn all the money ON n puHIt and
delivered % t0 n former partner who o.
known IN IA Crosse. INH.. The Ia
Cr0sgc authorities have buon asked lu
arrest him. and furihr developments are
expected. n develops Todd q forsJr.
u spurious motto having turnod up ICE
the banks papers. Todd seems t1 have
completely looted The bank and hia
mpthcr-ln.llw'H estate. Tho feeling
against him is very bitter
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SENTENCED THEM TO DEATH,
But NE Sentence Was Revoked m Request q
General Anderson.
NAY Be A CHANGE IN the PERSONNEL
or the reae. Commissioned Note IRON
Russia Attracts Earnest Atten-
tiou OF American omciais,

Manila. T.. l.. Aug. gp.-Major General
Mrrlti. commaultr VI the American
troopr, IN conversation has avowcd a
declaration Of policy. and gave the lm-
preston that be- IL undecided about the
possibility OF arranging 10 retain { h.
Philippines, although personally hc
seemed 90 favor that policy.
General AFuInnlio has Court-mnr-
Tailed the Offenders In the Cayltc AFFAIR.
ana they have been sntoncod 10 death.
but ID rs rcp0r,d that they wvrc after
wards rcprieyod at the request ~ Gon-
cral Anderson. tn lnsurFutr wish 60
send delegate 10 Paris. even u he r.
not admitted { otho conference.
The splm4rdH afe said 20 pe ieiraud-
ms tho Americans Ia the matter of lauu-
aucu uf rauona 10 prisoners.
Washington. Aus. .,.-Thorc b stu
possibility % "a change la thv person
uel 0f the American membership OF the
peace commission. Up 10 this moment
IL b. not SCI, definitely hud absolutely
known whether supreme Court Judgg
white wall accept the commission.
MT Macarthur. the assistant secretary
OF the American commission. o. uuw in
New York mlklng arrang ymontu iur thc
ntlling ui the commission uu thC iitn
uf September, au that very little time
iutvrVvnea 10 make change in tho
body in the event Justice White de-
olinsa the place. It H. suEsrttrd that
Senator Lodge, ~ MasalchuHtttf, lh br .
ms considered 10 nll the vacancy that
would 90 exist
Warrington. AUG. pa CIRCULAR note
directed by the Russian foreign minis
ter 20 the members uf the diplomatic
body at b. Petersburg has attracted
the earnest attention uf thv officials
here. 10 BE- supposed frHm the terms ~
lhu note tH published that u cupl WIS
directed 40 SIT. Hitchcock, the tmtti
st.trs umbHHHadur Ht the Russian
capital, but su Tar uuthiuE has orru
heard uy cable nom him % that effect
n ls believed that tha victory achieved
by thg United states iu the late war
was a contributing factor, l0r Ia ihy
preparation of thc note Il Is surmlsed
that that victory made 10 clear at once
b. the European Hiitcsmcu that 10
maintain the balance OF power ia 8
would Doe ubllsd 90 rrduuhlu thHir "a
pUulIluirH uu account OF tho army aud
navy. else they mlsht be- uuiairIpprl
by tho United states The Official mind
here looks upon che Russian project Toe
general disarmament 40 utHpan AZ
thIs time. and whilr any statement aH "a
the attltud 0f the United states towards
such conference az that proposed iH
purely goulogturu In advance ut the re-
ccipt of The invitation, the impr asluh
prevails that our government would not
care 90 take any active part la IL de-
liberauons.
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NO ORDERS HAVE BEEN SENT
INSTRUCTIONS TO MILITARY COMMISSIONS


Washington. Aug. 9,-up to this mo-
mont no orders have been sont to Gen.
Merritt al Manila 90 leave his posl.
II II said. however, that the general be-
lng In command uf the military force
IN The Philippines Ia at liberty 70 leave
Manila ana 80 whcrc hc fces no In his
own discretion. II Il suggested by some
" the officials here that the purpose OF
his visit 10 this iountry at the present
moment IL 10 get married.
II Is entirely possible. and in fact
probable that being In tho United
states ana we'll acquainted with tho
situation In the Philippines. Den. Mer-
rIt may be designated ~ proceed to
Paris as the technical adviser 60 tho
peace commission,
This h prcaumlng that the commits
sion win continue In session for SOW.
eral weeks at least Tor otherwise 10
would not be possible Tor Gen. Merritt
TO make the long trip from the Philip
pines 70 San Francisco, thence 10 New
York by rail ana then by boat 70 Paris,
II Is regarded az essential by the state
department. that the American COM
mis'loneru have with them somc person
thoroughly advised as to The military
ana clvil situation a. Manila 20 assist
In reaching a sound conclusion. /, was
me Intention OF the Presidcut 10 avail
himself OF Admiral Dcwey's services In
THIS manner but after consultation
with that ofIlocr Il was believed 90 be
Ma.
COMMISSIONS INSTRUCTIONS,
Washington. Aug. 29.-The ins,ruc-
u9ns 10 tho Cuban ANA Porto Ricln
mllhnry commissions were drawn up
ana approved by the President before
ne left Washington and arr now ready
20 be delivered TO the president u
each before he leaves The instruct
ions win not be made public hut their
General terms are known 10 be the same
az the Instructions sent 20 Gen Shaf-
lrr regarding the government of SRn-
tlhs0 and 10 Gen, Merritt regarding
the Philippines.
ms VIII mean that the military CONF
inHllon VIII take control OF cuba and
forlo Rico the same as the military
governor now controls that portion OF
CUBA surrendered 20 thu uhitad States
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WILL REVIEW SOME $4,000 MEN
SPORADIC OUTBREAKS IN PORTO RICO
WIN Soon Quiet Down-oen. Brooke rr--
pairing To Move TO san jean Nilo.
w.n nseom. severe.

New York. Aus. "a diApateh TO
the Herald from Ponce sayr'
"Details 81 the homcWard movement
have been practically completed. Gen.
Milra aud bis stan and olght companies
" the Second Wisconsin volunteers loft
on Turidly. The Fourth Pennsylvania
volunteers are Co START home on
Wednesday All OF the cavalry horses.
guns ana carriages ~ batteries. etc,
OF Pennsylvania viii leave on the Mis-
a'salppl On Thurhday, while the men q
the lhs,c Pennsylvania batteries and
the Third battalion Of tho Second wis
consln sal the same day on the Con-
ch1.
Tho men and gunsliihe Missouri. II.
llnols and Indiana batteries are 20 leave
on the Alamo Friday and the battery
horses on tho Ute Un saturday.
The Illinois volunteers will follow on
M Seneca and an5sasr ship not Yet
named.
II has been arranged that the whole
detachment OF about 1900 men Will
land in brooklyn Afi,r resting there
a few days. thsy VIII proceed 10 the
bridge. Co Wall street. 90 broadway, TO
Firth avenue and then 90 Central Park.
The men In line Will be- commanded by
General Wilson and General Miles viii
review them
Cen. Brooke IN preparing 20 move 20
san Juan. ono hunuul WAGONS have
bsan sent TO him from Ponce 10 trans
port supplies across fl" muuntaina, II
seems probable thlt he viii take all
the flfcsa al Guantanamo, Including
ghC mounted truopa
Rrp0rtf 90 disorder continue. The
authorities brilfvr that the outbreaks
lrr sporadic aud will soon quiet down.
GpufiI Miles win probably issue pro-
clnratI0n calling fur order and decree
inF severe psuaIilrF Tor dlsoh,dlence.
The trial hy a military commission
OF twelve civilian prisoners charged
with burning thr town nf coio begins
tomorrow IN Ponce Coz Hriihn, % the
First volunteer DuFn. rfs. VIII preside.
Ths prisoners. hlfIrb un counsel, Gen.
Wilson hfs detailed Major walton, Of
Inc PAS CurpH. to ict In mat capacity.
This a the Hui ulu - a civihan
by IA military court since rho Uecupa-
tloI Of the Island
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New York. Aug. 2p.--Thc following
piticris have been Transferred from
ih ncid hospital a. Camp Wlkln'
N1ntauk Point. % tho s. II. Smith IN
Urinary 1t New brighton. L. u
e. N. Zimmerman, company ID, Nine
Aubrey M6rchai. hospital corps,
r. :. wanshon. Second Mnssachu-
aUt.a.
Joseph Kanawha. company d, Twen-
stephen wcisses, company II, Third
" l.. white. company X. sIx,ocn,h
Infantry.
Dr. Jumfs n. DovcriuV. actinr as
HiHtnui surgeon. Third Infantry
Ice Alderman, company 4, TWEEN
tlpih Infantry.
Fourth Infantry
l. 6. McMah1n, Second cavalry.
Andrcw Brown. jerome Walters and
gc1rg Crucrua u che FifHi volunteer
cnulry. have been taken 20 Roosevelt
hospital, IN this city.
a hospital train of two Pullman ears.
arrived In jersey CHy today over The
peuurylvania railway carrying forty
SEX rlldlru 0f she Fourteenth New
YORK ynlhn'ccra ON fuflluTh from
Camp Thomas go fyauprnta.
Relativo1 ana friends % the sick
HnhicrH were waking in receive them.
The men who were well enough 90 talk
complained bitterly % tha treatment
ihey resolved a. camp Thomas.
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emma Musi liamain Intact,

Detr,t. Mich, Aug. 2).-C0l Chas,
Denby. who Wa minister 20 China for
thirteen years ANA was relieved from
hls posi but a tow weeks asp arrived
mere Yesterday dlrcc, from san Fran
ciao,. In an Interview Cob DENLY
Yin my oplnl0n China VIII never be-
Remembered amoug ihe great Euro
pean nations as / 'i1 hei think en-.
United states, England ana Japan VIII
permit H."
trade OF Russia, ttuuga ana Germany
was ANAL I'M comparison with that u
the United s,Ites ana Epsiani Both
Cnlua and Japan, col p.uhy sam, ia
vorcd the rtonion Of ihe Philippine
iabands hy abe United states. While
ON the Philippine subject Col DENLY
taaS occasion 10 ramark thAt Shfnirai
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c9ure1 N action dur'ne the coming scs-
SION. IL b. understood thov viii not
support q radical campaign against tho
government but VIII maintain tho ltti-
tule which they ASSUMED during the
lNai session. sou1f ll1biHd1. however.
q. lo1ior OF the dIsrIdout cusctvt-
yves proposes tu employ every loriu.
mate mrnna o. ensure debate uunn
nll questions uf war COZ peace. TIM at
uiuiu 0f the CarlstH ana republicans
iH NOT announced but ihoy cii o. d..
pended uuu to violently uruos- tho
admin.atruilun. tf Tho Tten.h aim.
forwards ir time Ns uei of AtY.ft,,1
n,1o' commissioners the cabinet min.
lHiri. 100 thr mDUtiug CO. bs held npre
tonight Will doll with the srauI 10 conn.
mission. Tho ministers daDiur, thtt
enc only Instructions cent Co ths cuban
900 Porto lacan commissions ,..re a.
obtain the hoHt und most adyautnreou7
terms possible f0r splln.
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New York. Aug. 29.-A dispatch io
thc iiIrlh fr1m Manila siyHi iu1l.
ctfi9ng are that thU natlvHH 600 rrHuW.
irE peaceful purfnlia They ur0 tpar-
lLE away che trenches around Santana
ana Ilrly uu1 beginning tht cultlvt-
lion 0f the fields
Seven unarm u Tigi1 soldiers under
q captain IN fHur1ly at noon wlla
arrested 90 san sebastian. They were
dragglug SpInlArd. bound dud
FagEcd. along thf street They said
ihcy were taking him 90. 90 shoot him.
lhtlf clufN. was rescued hy the
Amorioln soldiers. The rebels mad "a
ptsa fIFntd hE Col Moniara srl. au-
thlr'zlns them patrol ih' city
Some NJ IN. fUh On lu Friday ahiur'.
- "a woman fNm NiHnudI street. tuk-
ing Will hrr fWIi child four months
DID, Tho woman hIa ult been seem
Once The provost onna.rs aru 0n tho
trlil ~ ,ho kidnaprfrt
Pans Tor the rinlai.1n % Manila
are ulm1, c1mplgrl
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Now Yo'G. Aug !a-.N dlelatrh ~
the hcrai1 ffnm s.st ngu dc Cuba
SAYS
Gen. nlnnco has sent u cable mHe-
sage 10 Gen. Torai asking what duties
have been Imposed at Santiago with "a
view 10 regulating the tnuns at lia-
Nunn.
At the request of the merchants.
Customs Collector Donaldson h1H asked
Cen. Lawton to decide whether 0r mot
duty paid ON gH0lH entered nt TN Port
NJ SlutlDru rhHli hH refunded un trluH-
shipment 90 such ports nH Clonfuug1a
and MunzuniliU. which Hro Htli iu uDa.
srHsion uf the Spauiafda.
Plans nrc being prepared AMI SUR
voyH made Cor o. street HrwUsi $50
scheme IN Santiago
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signal Corr. detachment

Wellington. Aug. 90 doiachr, mt
" hf'run volunteers Tor the signal r0tpa
has been formed Ht the Wnahin f1u barr
nela and win boz sent to Santiago n
Tow lnyr
When Captain Ices company or rr-
n1l r.rvlco men were ready 9, nl
from Now York Cor Santiago on thr
Hcrurnnc1 un Saturday. seventeen ol.
lHctod Co ruiur. and were DISCHARGED
Iho rCHt OF thn company thln mo.
roodod. and Che mon who have volume
tD.r0d here viii take their rllcrH.
The company will take charge 90 the
telegraph uyHtom at Santiago.