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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-13
Jervis-H -Hardenbergh Piano School.

1t is the aim Of this school to make
thoroughly artistic and musical play
ers by the use of the most modern,
progressive and rapid methods. Test
lessons free. Carter building, Adams
avenue and Linden street. 80
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-13
SOLDIERS WHO WERE
AT PORTO RICO
WELL CARED FOR WHEN THEY
ARRIVED HERE.

Pennsylvanians Met in New York
By Governor Hastings, Colonel
Ripple, Member of His staff; DR..
M. S. French, General Secretary of
the Relief Commission-The Re-
turning Keystone State Soldiers
Were Removed from the Trans
ports and Carefully Provided For.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-13

ANY of the above worth &C
to I2c. Our price e.... q
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-13

WILL VISIT hartford The manaS-
ers of the Home for the Friendloss,
through the courtesy of Colonel Il. ii.
Ripple, will visit the Soldiers Orphan
school at Hartford on Friday leaving the
city by the Delaware, LaCkawanna and
Western train at 8 O'clock.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-21

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-21

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-21

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Conclusions D72W1 By
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-21

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-21

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-02

Indianapolis. Ind, Aug i.-shortly
after the great naval victory of SIntl-
irl, iu which CeycrtH npHt WAS uuf-
sued lud destroyed hy thu American
vessels Of war under Commodore
aonluy. Capt John schley, cousin 0f
the commodore, wrote letter % COTE
graduation Tor the victory WON Toe
day he received a reply which, In part,
was as follows:
Flagship brooklyn. on Santiago Dc
Cuba, July 2e.-My Dear Jlhn;-Thg
victory Of july sra, $50 complete in re-
suits ana a0 rich In glory fur our clun.
try, was the Joint product 0f everyone
Fortunate enough 90 bo e1glrul. and
] ought rather 10 thank you in their
nhmo than 90 appropriate the couwatu-
lauous % myself
surely u was large enough 90 win
murelH for an ana 4 assume mo- other
pride 90 NJ than that the lucky place Of
this ship ln thc line was whore the first
h'aVy aFFluit was made, aud after
ward. hy her speed ana her direction so
keep IN the scrap 10 the finish
The sweetest thought, ana The great
eat satisfaction comes from tho fact
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-02
death ron at slpopry.

H..H.. 90 sHa.H..... q
Santiago or CUM. 'N.3 ~. 'H'lhA'N
In irNusmlsaIpnl-ca. John llragc, of
Tho Third infantry iulhlH leaves TO-
day by thc trWuai irnquols for
New Norkd1nrgi"ua1 w WIN malai.
ill frvrr col Pas mo lhht colonel
uf the secular ARMY '.'i Ia cuba All
Uf the others Who .m. ofiWullN have
either been hIltd N i.ilr or nave area
uf sickness IN. u.IihH M the army
rlnco July n are Hl iII"W1i
First Lieut.. NJ j. iHahrock % the
ThitiY-ihifd Mlehl NJ VINO uled or ty-
phold fever an july dth at sibonvy.
Private james a M,illn, company \,
Thiriy-thlrd MlrnIfin' VINO dlcd NJ
sIhoncy NJ fcver
Private william Mrpuldbnrd, com
p1ny g, ThiftN-Ih.II Michigan, who
d'-1 DO Slhonry ui '.N'r
Private Max n. Ilu.a'r, company C..
INIA -fnlii MNn.t.'
Private Edward benjamin. company
a. Thlrty.thltd Mrmshn died OF
iysoniery.
Corporal Charles u Wrungle, com.
p4ny r., Thlr,y-ih.ri Michigan. died Of
Private Ward Morris company !.
Thlrty-thlrd Michigan, Of typhoid
fgvrr
Private CHARLIE clemens, company
", ThIrly.fourth Michigan. OF mllnrial
FOYER
Private George liollern, Thirty
fourth Michigan
r. Lac
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-02

Berlin. Aug. lin r'Fard 90 Prince
Bismarck tosnmont u is known ihlt
Fu0lg.ghHruhc. with the ttle of prIucg
u#UuulH 10 count Herbert bismarck,
th1 oldest BON. The family 0i Count Won
llWHu. tbe husband OF Prince his
marekr daughter remain there tome
uotdly sghuonhauaon goes tp Count
william liifmirck. the second aon.
The late princes money which o. Csc
umtt,d yo amount 90 several million
MARKS. larger amount than was
e,u.utuy supposed, IL divided among
tl. thrr children and ih" yu1ng Rant
ytu. This money iH partly in the
liHuE uI England and partly In the
I.r.Ir..d.rH' bank Tho decorations,
diamonds and arr objects valued az
about a million marks. are deposited
az lir.In jewelers.
Dr. H.hNruluErr. the princes private
physician. now says that the imme-
dllto cause Uf death was onuHlun %
blood On the brain
The romans nf me great chancellor
have h.on drrfrsi iu tNH uniform Of thu
IilibsrHtudt culflHH.HrH
An enormous numhr ~ wreaths and
other n0ml trihgtH have already ar
rived at frltirlolwwhH
So strict m tHr HhUluflon nt tn
srhlurs that Count UlslduwHii. tn
minister 90 ihH Interior. had 20 wil'
twenty mluuiCH bsfH. Dr. was admitted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-02

that Our conduct that day IIa Uuu the
peoples love and uIrnUd IH. UlfiIu.n
admiration 10 Dr. this wh.Ua .U.Iur. GO
uH in ihr public defonHU, u1 mI.fHr Win
what rak tu ourHeiNta Or 10 mean.
peace tD our beloved land aHI permits
us io return 90 our loved HHa aud Boo
our people. our efforts W"I. we'll DE-
r.Hi.l.
Thanking YOU again, Wy dear cousin
and HCh1uIWIta and friend. ! AVA llway
very sincerely yours
" gFftfIy
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LeavlnF a net cash bal'n'1I-IIFlI2l5


New York. avg IA drew we the
decision rendered tonlghi nt lh. .r.1i-
fsfs,d after Tommy white of chicago
ma saiiy Smith of los Angelo. rli
feuuht twenty i've rounds t1 dar.l" thH
s,fbGr.wsirht championship ui tfH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-02

w1shIrrt1r Aug i.-EY- Senator
Warner miller of SOW York. the prrH-
don't of the N'mr.HHn canal commlH-
sion. and Senate" MORGAN ~ Alabama,
the leading adylelf Df that project lu
Congress, had Oh conference On the
NirtUFuan canal Uu. ZION with prral-
dent McKlnlgy today The conference
was short Tho pr don't. 10 iH HIIi.
expressed hIH ncuuI.H.. uc0 In the belief
that thr E1NHruu.rt control NJ no
canal Or now urU"I 1859 and that war
wltu Che canal .alHncnsnhle 90 The
IuIt.d SNtDH.
I'M President h.H gl.Tw Hy' Intends
to maize strong nuHulli'Hu fl
Cnurr.H f0r LEGISLATION Cor making tho
canal me property .t 'hr government.
Senator Mnrran Hi.H Hsd a final word
90 say 90 iha ~ int about tho
Hawaiian comm. "Hrf work. iie said
that Hawaii hIH U.H ROOD "a govern
mcnt HT tho state. ri hat therc were
excellent men admit storing the gov
grnmpnt of rho HHi".
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ocrrry ASorilru rows.
trlan,Tats Joan n,t. Porto ilico-
dog NJ the People.

d Porto Rico. ,uly -. via 81
at u. 49, o. AuF i.-lCppyrirht-
1 iu. hy ite Asapeis' "a Press. J. Col,
aa. uIh GOO companies OF the Six.
! % Pennsylvania. hlf occupied
n uaH about trn miles from Ponce,
y ias vas 90 San Juan. The AmcrI-
81 utgvif fi q. and rrai was the
n hfaiu u ihH rlru|acg.
IL Wffiai cruiser Columbia
y tiaH uhle attempting 90 enc
NJ OBJ dflf az r0neH but 10 Or ~.
~ itt ru b. nuatHl tomorrow.
Or f arrived this evening.
~ m o. ur.uE seven c0mpanl0H
Il Nh'ifrih regular Infantry arr
N .1 Oh Cherokee.
communication was opened tn-
y hlt ih lime VIII not b. lu foil
'IHu Cog several days
llu|Inga ur lrI.1 Juan ulnl
day evening amid the atCiHIm To-
1p'e who tAlHl thH streets viii
American 11E made flr thr occa
Col llul.rgH issued a pr1oltml
1yInr hat p.u0nal rights an.
4 riy would he respected.
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Poor Man
tea is SeAiiiiae's Best. 1t
goes far and makes meat and
potatoes luxurious. -

fr,rn receipts on account 10Y Oh. now
gar i11u The debt o. rcc1pitu.aied ass
follows.
f,t.rsst bearing deht ....s 500 sC,.5e1
MN nu which Interest has
r..ts.I since maturity eco. 12s10l0
p.bi bearing on Interest . 3si-Jt4u
Making a total Of .....si.2s.925.-gi
This amount however does not In-
.itde fssp. iPGg3l in ccr' luutnr and
tr.1surv notes outst1ndlrr which are
r0rst hv an equal amount uf cash 100
tba trrarury hTc cash iu the treasury
b. giarsldod a. foiloHni
Gold ........s .s.ss ssssssssssst. l.'.a'3
Silver ..... 90. eel. &c. ssss...s 'Ii IiNll
.THnNUT .... ssassssHsFaaHH a'.HNltaNl
urnda deposited IN national
hanks. dishurslng officers
balances, etc ....,. t....... H'lliosi
Total ..s go s.ssssssst l.'ii
A-rfrst which there nrc u.-
mtnd liabilities ouiriaudne
amounting 10 ..... s..s...t. h.'.l.l.lAs
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ao. q ~, =. public d-5 ghs monthly
.e.h l.ss S Il'.a July 10 is XXX
i 20. % e,,S.,i. m 20 ,hs tssas in's'
I5 ias statement nasspendont
rs. W tggas6rg % Ns2l59. NH.
WEE $500 prinS siIs,9y
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THE COLORADO MIDLAND RAILROAD


Two Through Trains Daily
HrtWDou salt tahn city. ogden ahd Lad
NIllr. cripple creek, Colorado springs, uon-
NHr uut go points east only lnr running
TitkutUU tliNiil CARS, Through Sleep
tra Nu luih morning and evening trAluas
This llut Iu connection with thr 1850 orlando
western, REACHES Denver earlier than any
uf ears Uf delayed traina. Take the tnlu-
radio Midland auu sntU umu and enjoy tho
tutst tII" HHd rrandrst SCENERY lu Colorado.
agent, ur -
w. D.. HAtfTN. q. A. Known.
~. T., a. nrn, AGENT
Denver, Colo. salt Lake city,
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Wells, FlIl0 J Co.'s BllR,

satt Lake City, utah.
-. Estab iahod 1852.
Buys md ssil, rHch lHrr, male, isieetarhIe
uan'srt On prime nll Ciuss of tHe UHfsd State,
I'D Eefops, and 40 point ur ibr Pacific Coas,
Issues lriicn 81 credit sta.htis In he pnnslpaI
cities Of NJ world. Special attention given 10
No selling Of 0f-s ami bu1l01. Advances made
on CON. EUmens II ioKcit 6lias.
Particular attention Hura % COLLECTIONS
throughout Utah, Nevada and adIoinlng teri.
iotisA Ag,s4an solicited
!. T.. DOOLY Coshlor
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GIN lIGgEI OFlIjE, UTDIl ylS0YII RllL.

No 900 West SECOND south attuet
Telephone SEA ast
hAlifuad sud steamship Tickets ON sala
b. nil uHrts uI tIiH uurlI
Pullman Palace Car ticket office
U D. HtrLIY.
Gen. Pass aud Ticket Agent
General Traffic Muuaaur
W. A. uANtNut d.
NicU.ifuslduut aud Con Manager
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Tka Scenic Line
uN OF tho
World.
Denver &
Rio Graade
Scenic
w I,oS It. tho Railroad.
Two pslly Fast Express Trains
to olopwaCd Sprlpsa, Loadvllls.
Pueblo. Colorado Syringe. ooN.Vsr
aud oil polRts East
Effective jlSUaRY ISL 1898.

Train SO leaves Ogden sfll a. ~, SAN
ave I'D o. No., arrive AZ Pueblo ~ a m.
u.ua1u springs "a a. "a ponFef lotV am.
I. no fstn D. N, arrive Al Pueblo Alln .. M,
Colorado springs d 's o. No., Denver p 3 D. ~,
Connections mHdu 40 Pueblo, COLORADO
FHut uuy coaches, rhaif care uul Pullman
sIrspHrs' uu all trains Take toe ", a II ~,
and have re- comfortable Trip aud uulUJ the
uuest scenery uu tht continent
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~ MnnE MEN.

San Francisco. Aug. Ain rcply 90 O.
Dispatch received yesterday from Con.
Merritt. now Ht Cavite. geu. Merriam
cahiod that sluce the departure NJ the
encouragement " tho Philippine
uye tranap1rtn. with g.sg5 mon. had
sailed from this port Scarcely had
the message been srnt before Gen.
Merriam received word from the war
department that Cen. Merritt had
nfkfd 90 have hif command Increased
from 10000 90 t0.oll troops IN order 90
b. able 10 meet any emergency which
may arise on account OF thf hostile
ruuf flrrHH
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-29
SANTA IrE.

From the New Mexican.
Charles DuChemin. who came in from
Stand about two weeks ago, IL seriously
III with brain fever.
Yirgie Sparks will 20 10 Denver July
| and make his home with his parents
again. lie will attend school there ~
soon az the vacation ends.
Governor 0tero has received the follow
ing dispatch from Major Jersey nj
Tampa: "Rush recruits as quickly M
possible. Would like 100 at earliest pos.
sible date. Expect TO leave In about a
week"
The capitol grounds are daily Oyerrun
with cattle and horses. The trees and
dhrubbery demand protection and the
city authorities and the commission hAy-
ing charge Of the grounds, should look
after the matter.
Lieutenant J. K Moore, OF the Fit
teenth infantry, stationed at Fort Bayard,
Is stopping nj the Palace. He will act a.
qnartermaster and commissary In mus
tering the battalion OF volunteer infantry
TO bo furnished by New Mexico, Arizona,
Oklahoma and Indian Territory under
the presidents second call.
Governor Oter0 has directed Colonel W.
K. Upton, surgeon general, New Mexico
National Guards, to designate three rep
utable physicians TO meet In Santa Fe "a
examine the physician 10 be appointed
assistant surgeon OF the New Mexico bat
talon OF volunteer infantry. The mem
bers OF the board will receive fl0 per day
and travelling expenses. The board will
meet here on Wednesday.
Governor 0tero has t%elegraphed the sec
rotary OF war for authority TO enlist 100
recruits for Colonel Woods "Rough Rid.
ers" In place OF 70 a heretofore. This
at Colonel Woods request, who evidently
thinks New Mexico Rough Riders are
away up.