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MEN DlSEMBARkED.
The 9Th Illinois Obliged TO Wait for
Their Orders

Newport News. Va, Aug. 10.-After
going aboard the transport Obdam this
afternoon Colonel Culver, commanding
the 9th Illinois, received orders to dis
embark his men and wait further or
ders. Tonight the troops are campei
about the city. The ships cargo of
provisions remains intact. but she may
be ordered TO discharge il at any NOM
ent. There is at least a ton of mail at
the postoffice to be sent TO Porto Rico
on the Obdam.
one of the causes assigned for the de-
lay is the strike of the Obdam's engi-
neers for their pay. The engineers are
mostly foreigners and are not enlisted
men. 1t was stated tonight that or
ders were sent TO the Virginia capes 10
signal the transport Alamo with Gel
Fred Grant and six companies of the
lst Kentucky regiment on board to
turn back, but ii is thought the steam
er passed before the orders were re-
ceived, as she sailed at daybreak.
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Cornerstone Laid.

Harrisburg, Aug. iO.-The laying OF the
cornerstone of the new capitol took
place at noon to-day I'm the presence of
large gathering. The Grand Lodge of Ma
sons of Pennsylvania were i'm charge and
some of the most distinguished men of
the state were present. The cornerstone
is that used In the historic capitol de-
stroyed by fire IN February. 1897. After
brief speech by Governor Hastings
Colonel A. X Mcclure of Philadelphia
delivered the Grafton. The original ap-
preparation for the building was $3.50. 600.
but IL Is estimated that Il will cost be-
tween A,Oo0.OOO and 100000 before il is
completed.
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DEPARTMENT or SANTIAGO.
General Lawton VIII Com mand-shafter
to Come North.

to Come North.
Washington. Aug. 10-The depart
ment of the army to be known as the
department of Santiago was created to-
night. Major General Henry Lawton is
assigned to its command Brigadier
General Wood will continue in command
of Santiago City. General Shafter re-
turns to this country with the Fifth
army corps. He will be Ia command un-
til ne departs.
1t is to consist of all that part of Cuba
which already has or may in the future
come under the control of the United
States.
Major General Henry w. Lawton has
been assigned TO the command of the
new department. with Brigadier Gem
erals Leonard $. Wood and Ezra T.
Ewers as his principal officers.
The assignment Of General Lawton TO
the command of the new department
does not affect General Skaters COM
mand in the slightest way. The entire
Fifth army corps, commanded by GEN
eral Shafter. will return with him No
part of the troops constituting the Fifth
army corps will be kept i'm Cuba Quite
naturally, so long as General Shafter
remains at Santiago. he will be in COM
mand of the forces there. When he
leaves he viii turn over the command
to General Lawton.
The orders issued TO Shafter and Law
ton with reference to the new depart
ment direct them to agree as to the time
when the command shah be changed.
To the command of General I.awton
will be assigned two brigades of infant
ry. which will constitute the permanent
garrison of Santiago City and province.
OF these brigades five regiments have
been selected. They are the LIST, End, Sd
and 5th immunes. commanded respect
lively by Colonels Roche. Hood. Ray and
Sargent. and the Sth Illinois, colored
commanded hy Colonel Marshall
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Fighting the Transfer.

Rossland. b. G.. Aug. 10.-The Turner
interests in the lie Roi mine to-day filed
a motion I'm the supreme court asking that
Judge Spinks' order appointing W. \.
Carlyle receiver be set aside. The motion
Is supported by affidavits from Senator
Turner and other minority stockholders.
who lighting the sale TO the British
America corporation OF a controlling In
terest i'm the company's stock on a basis
of 100000 for the entire property. Yes
terday they brought suit against the ma
jority holders and rhe British America
corporation for s1So. 900 damages.
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sailed for spain.

Santiago de Cuba. Aug. 10 II a. m
The Spanish hospital ship Alicante
sailed for Spain to-day with 1000 sick
Spanish soldiers on board. The Spanish
steamer Isla De Luzon arrived here this
morning and will take 2.l36 Spanish sol
diers. She has bed capacity for 230 sick
The st. Louis sails north to-day with
the 9Th and 10th infantry. The St Paul
is expected TO be the next transport to
leave with American troops.
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Revolution in Guatemala.

San Francisco. Aug. 10.-The steamer
San Juan. which arrived to-day from
Panama and way ports. brought news OF
the progress Of the revolution in Guate-
mala. The San Juan carried $50 govern
ment soldiers from San Jose 10 Champeri-
co. When the steamer left Morales had
informed the insurgents that he would
give them a hours 20 lay down their arms
and iu case OF refusal he would attack
Champerico. Morales. Captain Brown said
had among his forces L. 500 Mexlcans.
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Prizes Released.

Key West. Fla, Aug. 10-Acting un-
der orders from Washington, 'Commo-
dore Remey has released the Norweg-
ian steamers Aladdin and Bergen. re-
Gently captured by the gunboats Hawk
and Viking respectively, while bound
from Tampico to Vera Cruz, Mexico.
for Sagua la Grande. Cuba. The ground
for their release is that Sagua is not a
blockade dport. Both steamers left
here for their original destination. A
like disposition will doubtless be made
Of the case of the Norwegian steamer
Franklin. captured by the Hawk, while
bound for Sagua.
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A Iariff for Cuba.

Washington, Aug. 10.-The war de-
partment to-day made public the regu-
lations which have been adopted for
the guidance Of officers concerned in
the collection Of dues on imports and
exports, taxes and other charges ard
exactions TO be collected as a military
contribution at ports and places in
Cuba in the possession or under the
control of the forces Of the United
States. Speaking generally. the Gus
toms tariffs and the port and other
charges have been made to correspond
with the lowest rates applied TO i'm
ports and vessels from Spain. but in
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sweItering I'm spokane.

Spokane. Aug. 10.-This was the hottest
day ever experienced In the inland empire.
In Spokane the maximum temperature
was 103. one degree less than the record
phone message from Pendleton reported
1l5. Smoke from forest fires Is settling
over the country aud II Is believed this
affords protection TO the ripening grain
and fruits. as little damage is reported
from the surrounding country. No cases
Of heat prostration have been reported.
Another sweltering day Is predicted for
tomorrow.
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GIBARA OCCUPIED.
Garcia and His Cubans Are Besieging
Holguin.

Copyright 1898 by Associated Press.
Santiago de Cuba, Aug 10. 10 p. M
Lieutenant Colonel Jane of Calixto Gar
cia's staff has just arrived from the
front with dispatches announcing the
occupation of Gibara. on the north coast
of the province of Santiago. by General
Garcia's troops. Gibara was evacuated
by the Spaniards. They left a thousand
sick and wounded soldiers, who are be-
ing taken care of by the Cuban COM
mander.
General Garcia, with 5000 troops. is
besieging Holguin. now occupied by the
Spanish general, Luque. whose surren-
der has been demanded
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The Problem solved.

New York. Aug. 10.-At meeting Of
the executive committee of the Red
Cross relief committee to-day, the
problem of supplying the Montauk
camp with water was solved. William
T. Wardell. on behalf of the Standard
Oil company the Union Tank line and
the Long Island railroad, offered the
use of four 6000-gallon tank cars to
supply the camp with spring water
The offer was accepted and the tanks
will Immediately be put in condition so
that water can be taken to the camp
tomorrow.
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Wallace. Idaho. Aug. 10.-The demo-
cratic county convention here to-day
elected the following delegates to the
state convention. to be sent unpledged:
Dan Harrington. Jacob Lockman. w. W.
Woods, T. ". Moffitt. l.. A. Yake. James
Doherty John +. Murphy. J. +. Gyde.
Barry ". Hillard.
The silver republican county convention
was held to-day. Delegates A. Burch. W.
Kennedy. o. Reese. j. g. Feehan. J. l..
Batterton, Al Page. A ]. Pritchard. J. T..
Elliott, J. NJ. Porter. I. Noonan.
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A Carlist story.

Brussels, Aug. 1O.-An exceedingly
doubtful story Is published in Soir In this
city In dispatch from Barcelona, which
says that a recent meeting OF the Carlst
leaders II was decided to Immediately
take action, and that orders were issued
for the Car.ists TO assemble. IL Is further
said to be reported that Don Carlos per-
sonally enters Spain on Monday or Tues
day next. and that about 1900 rifles and
quantities of ammunition have reached
the Carlists.
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sailed With the Sick

Washington, Aug. 10.-The following
from Shafter was posted by the war
department tonight:
Santiago, Aug. 10.-To the Adjutant
General Of the Army-w9shington:
Hospital ship Alicante. with 1,O50 STan-
ish sick on board. has Just left the har-
Dor. Luzon came in this morning and
will be loaded tomorrow"
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Catholic Interests.

Rome, Aug. 10.-The Tribuna says
that the vatican is in constant commu-
nication with Archbishop Ireland,
Monsignor Martinelli. apostolic dele
gate TO the United States. and Duke
Almodovar de Rio. the Spanish minis
ter Of foreign affairs, endeavoring to
secure clauses to the treaty of peace
that will safeguard the religious cath
olic residents i'm countries to be ceded
by Spain TO the United States.
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Wilbur. Wash. Aug. 10.-Indian Agent
Anderson and a deputy United States
marshal to-day gave the Keller company.
Kegley & Ellsworth and wonica a Co.
one day 10 move their stores from the
south half of the Colville reservation.
Bagley. a saloon keeper of Spokane. Was
arrested and his stock confiscated. This
practically breaks up the new town of
Keller on the south half of the reserva-
tion.
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CURZ0N APPOINTED.
He viii Succeed the Earl of EIgIn in
India.

India.
London. Aug. 10.-During the debate on
the Appropriation bill in the house of
commons to-day Sir Hercules Dixie. ad-
vanced radical. made an attack on the
governments foreign policy. and espe-
cially In the far east. The liberal leader
in the house. Sir Vernon Harcourt. fol-
lowed in the same strain.
The government leader. Mr.. Balfour.
replying To the last speaker. said he re-
gretted the absence OF the parliamentary
secretary for the foreign office. Mr.. Cur
zon. on account of indisposition. espe-
cially as IL would have been the last
occasion for him to address the house
on foreign affairs. a question on which
he has made and deserved a reputation.
tCheers) Mr.. Balfour then announced
Mr.. Curzon's acceptance of the vice roy
atty of India I'm succession to the Earl of
Elgin.
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outrau. by Negro Cav,lrymep.

Barlow. Fla, Aug. 1O.-Sheriff Tillis
went to Lakeland Monday for a negro
charged with selling liquor. He arrested
his man. handcuffed him and had him on
the car. While waiting for the train to
pull out 25 or 80 of the 10th cavalry "a ne
gro regiment walked into the car and de-
manded that the sheriff release his pris-
oner. This Sheriff Tills refused 20 do
and I'm a moment he was looking down
% or 30 revolver barrels The soldiers
then took the prisoner from the sheriff
and walked off with him.
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SPAIN MAY YET RECEDE
1t Will Not Reach Spain for a
Day or Two.
ALL CONDITIONS GRANTED

The Notifications Sought to Be Imposed
by Sagasta Have All Been Abandoned.
Believed That the Protocol Carries the
Provision for a Cessation OF Hostiii-
ties-Naval Officers Urge That Moro
Castle at Havana Be Given as a
Pledge-The Selection of Commission
ers-Day Will Be One-Ex-Ambassador
Eustis MISUNDERSTANDING the Naval
Establishment to Peace Basis-More
Men for Merritt.
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Letters Harvest.

Chicago, Aug. l0-Two mortgages. ag-
Eregating 81 10000. were filed with the
county recorder by Levi Il. Letter and his
wife. The mortgages were drawn In favor
OF the Northwestern Mutual Life asso-
citation. one being for $4,000 and the other
for sos. 600. The security given for the
loan is in both cases Chicago business
property. The paper Is to run 10 years.
with intei est at per cent
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spaniards Are Retreatinr.

Madrid. Aug. 10.-An official dispatch
received here from San Juan de Porto
Rico says: American forces returning
from Guantanamo attacked the heights
OF Guanamoa. A guerilla force under
Major Cervera kept up a continuous fire
for an hour. and held the position, the
enemy's attack being repulsed. We suf-
fered no loss. The enemy's losses are
not known. The village of Gamao has
been attacked by a largely superior
force and had to be abandoned. Our
troops are retreating."
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Held for Murtlnr.

Omaha. Aug. 10-The coroner's Jury
which inquired into the facts surrounding
the death OF Elmer Z. Green. the Colo
RADIO man who was reported TO have COM
mitted suicide after trying to murder his
wife at Bellevue, has returned a verdict
that Green was killed by Herbert V. Ba-
ker. brother of the young woman. Baker
Is held for murder.
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trolled by the Long faction of the party,
Judge Long. national republican commit
teeman from Florida. being chairman of
the state convention. The Egan-Stillman
wing OF the party was completely routed
The republicans for the first time in
many years intend to wage an aggressive
campaign. The administration was in
dorsed amid great enthusiasm.
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Jacksonville, Fla, Aug. 10.-At the re-
publican state convention held at Ocala
yesterday state candidates were nomi-
mated, and az the Second district republi-
can convention. held at the same pace to-
day. n. l.. Anderson was nominated for
congress Both conventions were con-
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sanitary Report,

Washington, Aug. IO.-The war de-
partment tonight made public the fol-
lowing from General Shafter: SAM
tary report for Aug. .: Total number
sick. 1880: total number fever cases,
2O43: total number new cases. 223: To-
tai number fever cases returned to
duty, go. deaths Aug. s. IL
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such important particulars these rates
have been materially reduced The
object is to facilitate importations and
all determinations have been abolished.
The United States is placed upon ex-
actly the same footing as other foreign
nations
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CurEon Is yieeroy.

London. Aug. 10.-The foreign once
this afternoon formally announced the
appointment OF George y. Curzon. until
now the parliamentary secretary of ths
foreign once. as viceroy OF India in sue
cessiOn to the Earl of Elgin.
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His Leg broken.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard
Wallace. Idaho. Aug l0.-John Dietrich.
driver for Mahoney Bros. had a runaway
between here and Mullan this morning in
which he was thrown from the wagon
and had his leg broken.
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Destroyed Grain.

Pendleton. Ore. Aug. lO.-Fire started
in the grain fields near this city to-day
and spread over several hundred acres.
destroying 10oo0 bushels of grain Much
damage was also done 10 wheat fields by
fire near Athena. The wheat was partly
Insured
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Death in the Flood.

Yokohama. Aug. l0.-Vtolent storms and
foods IN Formosa have resulted in the
loss OF hundreds OF lives az Tai Peh, that
island. Great property damage was Gtne.
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GentS'WatChes
From $l.50 Up

We carry all makes, styles and quail
ities, and can suit you as to price.
Every watch warranted. Come in and
look them over.
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Atlanta. Ga. Aug. 1a-Five privates.
all volunteers. died to-day OF typhoid
fever in the general hospital AT Fort
Mcpherson
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$14 to $35

Every lady should wear one. They
are chean and useful, besides being
fashionable.
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Artistic
SerViCeab1e and
Up-tO-Date
Ladies'
CHATELAINE
Watches
Please the Eye, Match the Dress; Easy
on the Pocketbook and Thoroughly Re-
liable as Tmekeepers.

Beautiful Enameled and Jeweled
Watches and Pendants, so different de-
signs. large variety of colors and jew
els, fine grade, stem wind and set.
Swiss movements, at prices from
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- An advertiser cansst cover Msstasa
and the Pacific Northwest withsut
rising the Anaconda Standard; be ca
cover il thoroughly and proiitabIy asl
not use any other newspaper. = =
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- An advertiser cannot cover Montana
and the Pacific Northwest without
using the Anaconda Standard; he can
cover it thoroughly and prOfitabIy and
not rse any other newspaper. - -
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September 1st we start to
remodel our big store by put
ting in a complete new front
and changing the whole in
terror; and rather than have
a lot of goods ruined by dust
and dirt we will inaugurate a
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FREETo OUR READERS.

Our readers will Dr. please ed to learn that
h. eminent physician aud scientist, DR..
ki;mpr. after wears Of research and study
has discovered and given to the world a
most remarkable remedy. known as
Swamp Root. for the cure OF kidney and
bladder troubles; the generous off'r TO
send IL bottle free that all may test rs
wonderful merits without expense, is in
tself sufficient to give the public conf
denae anda desire TO obtain it. swamp
Root has. an established reputation ns
the most successful remedy, and is rpceiv-
ing the hearty endorsement Of all ui'fo-
date physicians. hospital and homer. Ii
our men aud women READERS are in need
OF Il medicine Of this kind no time should
hs lost in sending heir nhm"and addrtsf,
to DR. kiim.r& Co. BinglamtOn, y. Z.
and rec i've i, sample tie aud pamphlet
both absolutely Tree by mail. The repn-
lar SUES may b. obtained at the drug
stores When writing please saw Won
rrad tl,isliberal offer IN The Villas COUNTY
News.
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10, Mara, famed in legend and wor-
shipped by the xtaIwart men of old AS the
: huskjeSt plug ugly who ever cliLibed
the Parpassian Mountand won wreat h
oil victory which thou .tvearpst al god of
war, dei4r but to look upon suffering
Ep0rtels, for IL time land rcliave them
tom the eSeu OF talk which flows from
;thyA,ddern :diHcirIes; Fitzsimmons aud
iCophett. Make rthem fight, Q, MarSf
makerthem' Fight! Make them flight
:hardlas did tty ancient folio w-r Ulyssus,
the sen Of Lasrtss, the husband OF !. the
chSste Penelope, aud father OF the
noble TeIernaclIus, King OF ithaca.
Never mind thefoolmg that is going on
in Cuba and Africa, for. We can stand all
that hut for: che love OF thy people stop
the CAB ofFthese pneumatic gladiators,
and Observation-Disclosures Record.
- .. So ~v~ ....s
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Fill "a bottle Or eemRSh E7ase w4D
Urine and let it stand tweHty-4ouY hOUsa:
sediment or settling Indicate - 0D-
i'eatlfy condition. Of the ki1aeya, wa
urine stains linen itA evidence Of Kidney
trouble. Too frequent desire t. a-;nAtD
or pain in the back, 10 also eonvindsk
proof that the Kidneys ana AlaiAav 60
out OF order.
WHAT TO DO.
There Is comfort in the Rnowiearo -
often EXPRESSED, that Or. Kilmwce
Swamp-Root the great kidney remedy,
mills every wish in relieving paAa = ~
back, kidneys, liver, Diaddsf Ast eVGs1h
part OF the urinary passages. 70 ESQ
reefs inability to hold uriae and saalAibk,
pain in passing it. orbad sRssts follOw-
Ing use OF liquor. wine or beer, A1A evss-
'olneS that unpt-asNnt hecessity 81 AdAk
compelled to get up nsany 1imas - ~
light to nrinate. The mild ana tie e.
traordnary effect III Swamp-RoeA b
realized. Itstaitda the highest Tor iab
wonderful cures Of the most dhtrssesaR
aseS. If you need smedicinS yen sAeela
nave the pest. Hcld by &ruEgiste. priee
fifty cents and one cellar. Tea Day
have "ample bottle ana panphlst batA
sen: free by mail. MeatisA Taa Hn4A
''ouNty News and send yoar address -
Dr. killner L Co., Binghamton, u. &.
Tn" proprirtors Of this paper eua1sarse
/ he gpnuincneSs al this ORes.
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Tho KloudikeRoldfever does not seem
+. @ abat6 in the least. Letters from par
ties who left good jobs. and comfortable
homes tell of distress and hardships the
prOapectors undergo. These letters have
6een published, m nearly every instance,
In the papers, but the idea seems to pre-
vail IN the minds o. the uniritated that
the letters written are u cha" aud are
ssnt for the purpore OF keeping others
frOn coming to the gold fields, and NUN
VrOus parties have been organized in our
own state who ar~4bent on getting to the
HSlds Of the alluriHg metal. it may bs
that aOme may succeed and return to
their family and friends but it would
Soess more probable that agreAt many
will never reach the place where they
imagine fortune 10 waiting them. II
requires At least An expenditure Of $500,
to reach Dawson city or any of thepoints
from which person starts to do pros
pecting and more than half of the people
EOingnnd Themselves without funds when
reaching any of those places aud are then
asompeiled, through necessity to go TO
work and just barely make their living.
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II. l.. Dimick and Ben Innia, of Rhine
sander. who have been doing the plumb
ing in Mart tHirzels building left this
? pnOrMsng for thcir home. They have
. psarIy completed the.work and will re
rturn in about week to finiEhsup. The
work they have done is highly satisfac-
tory and shows that both are experts in
their linsOi .werk. MIR Dimick is the
: gentleman who had the, contract for the
J plumbing in the courthouse and Ms work
gave good satisiactlouss,