The herald., 1898-08-26
CASES OF TYP Hl0IlD
Grow More Numerous Among Men
of the Seventh
Revocation of Orders TO Sail TO Manila AScribed to
Secretary Alger'S Desire for Revenge
ON General Otis

ON General Otis
SPECIAL
SAN FRANCISCO Aug 25-Ma Mathews division surgeon
making investigation Of the prevalence Of typhoid fever in the Sew
enh regiment He that if the rule reporting all the
regmena hospital than three days had been complied WITH all
the typhoid would have isolated by him Surgeons Choae and
Roblee this is passing buck
rious cases were reported promptly
ing suffering from typhoid fever Pvates Walter Bradbury and
w. Edwards company l. Privaes Arson RUSSELL W A. Rowe Ca
and Frank Roebag Private Judson Could
D. and Private August Dee, company G.
TYPHOID SUSPECTS
Those classed typhoid suspects Howell COM
George Regn company Pvass Harry Flint sorp
Ramsey and Cory and Corp JONES' company H; Private
White D; Private Leslie Dalton company A; Private
f. Franklin, company E.
THE CAUSE OF FAILURE
story going abung the
to be detailed for active Secretary Agers revenge
himself upon Bg-aen H OTIS criticism Of
Ager the fight The story is that
he will be by Los
Angeles for having himself to the front while allowing the
enth to remain in camp.
ORDER REVOKED AGAIN
SAN FRANCISCO Aug 25-(By Associated Press tele
received from Washington today revng
yesterday the effect that troops city
Honolulu the Philippines Todays telegram directs
here proceed Honolulu the transport Scandal
which will sail for Honolulu Saturday. and after landing troops
and some supplies at Honolulu will proceed to Manila
TROOPS REACH MANILA ae
WASHINGTON, Aug 25The department received the
following from Cen Merritt:
"Manla, Aug 25-s:s5 Adjutant-General Washington
Rio de Janro and Pennsylvania arrived the 2 WE'LL
ualte excepting Private Wnk First South Dakota between
San Francisco and Honolulu"
THE MANILA TARIFF
LONDON Aug seThe Hong Kong correspondent Of the Daily
Mail says:
rhe retention Of the prohbve Spanish by the
American authorities causing
asked United States Conuene Wdman to use his influence
with Gen Merritt modification American kerosene
oil sells here for $3.50 while Manila alone s2O5
Flour pays 70 cents sack
"The object Of the spaniard imposing prohbiv duty was
to shut foreign mportations they are retained thev viii n
the importation of American goods Manila Merchants here
shipping goods Manila the understanding that the Ma
Mia tariff would be in accordance with existing laws
REPATRIATED sPAN1ARDs
LONDON, Aug 2eThe Madrid correspondent the Daily Stand
Nothing better illustrate couny WEAKNESS and deluon
than the small excitement caused by the epatrated SOL
diers Of the C2O0O who have left since March,
1885, $4,000 have persisted Cuba been sent home inv
d and the remainder returning after receiving
the government will it believed the danger otherwise
might have existed of the army being made the tool Of mil
iay and political intguen and caists There hree gen
erals and 5000 other officers the active list proposed
that the number Of line regiments shall be increased.
"Gen Ruiz was kept at the quarantine station"
PEACE DISCUSSIONS
LONDON Aug 2eThe Madrid correspondent Of the Times saws
cnvocaon of the September 9Th indicates tha
sgasta had capuate majority his colleagues The
chief advocate of the early assembling was the minister
Of justice Senior droaro recognized authority intricate questions
The conditions thus fd through the fire Of par
amentary dousnA embryonic state as defined in the p
tOcol and subsequently, in fully developed treaty FORM
1T stated that the will propagation during
the sittings in Paris Of the peace commission"
CABINET DISCUSSION
MADRID Aug 2-The gives the Cuban war expense.
from January LIST to June soth as 447,se045o pesea
The presided todays cabinet The home ST.,
uation discussed and sgas premier gave details Of the
capitulaon Of Manila and Santiago explained which
the Antilles will be evacuated
The cabinet council also discussed the army at Ma
nia and sanctioned the dispatch funds Admiral to Ma
Mia for the immediate needs Of the Spanish prisoners landing
troops 81 corunna continues The present peou spectacle Eight
died today. NAN