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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13
SLIGHT CONCESSION
WAS MADE TO SPAIN.
immediate Evacuation of Cuba and
Porto Rico Was nema ded-
Left to Commfssfou

WASHINGTON. Aug. 12.-At the session
OF TIE cabinet today an official statement
OF the provisions o. the peace protocol
prepared by Secretary Day for press pub
hea'lon was read and approved Il does
details is main points and provisions. The
Nfoto2ol Ia general Is q reiteration Of tn.
terms o. the note given 10 Spain. with very
Hit!s difference IN language. though with
considerable supplementary paragraphs OF
an Administrative nature.
The most substantial. difference is In 70.
saFd 10 the evacuation Of captured terri
tory. TIE note as handed 10 ". CaInbou
called FOR the immediate evacuation OF Cuba
and Porto Rico. while the protocol, Leaves
the time of evacuation 10 ne subsequently,
determined upon. the design being 10 have
the date Of withdrawal fixed by fo.nt Mill
'ary commissions of the United States and
Spain.
The protocol provides fer two commits
sions. first peace commission. which VIII
meet IN Paris: and second military com
mission which will meet IL Havana prov
ince, within fifteen days. The military
commission VII De created Immediately On
the signing o. ;hs protoc II Will settle
the question Of the evacuation Of the Span
ish armies from the West Indies ana VII
decide all questions relative 10 the removal
OF submarine rnirss. the immediate -
hnqu'samsnt 70 the United States oe the
great !ortresses al Havana, San Juan and
other points. and the transfer OF Manila
city Itself
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GREAT RELIEF FELT
BY MADRID OFFICIALS.
tafion of Extremists May
Become HARMLESS.

MADRID. Aug. 12-Mi6night-The prot0-
col VIII be published simultaneously I'm tie
official gazettea here and in Washington.
The papers discuss the situation quietly
and great relief is felt In government and
court circles that President Mckinley has
not 6emanded convocation O. the cor,es
10 approve the peace preliminaries The
cortes WILL now no, be summoned until
autumn. by which time IL IL expected that
the agitation OF the extremists viii have
cooled down and the country have become
more inclined TO accept accomplished
facts.
The commission 20 meet in the West IN
dies VIII be composed, II IL understood. OF
military Officers, and II is believed here
that this commission Will pave the way for
COMMERCIAL treaties and for a recognition
By the United States or Cuba OF a portion
OF the Cuban debt
The suggestion that serlor Morei for
rns- minister for the colonies may preside
over the Paris commission. is not very
popular. Various names are mentioned in
connection with the commissions person
mel. but nothing has yet been settled as
20 this.
Senior Sagasta has again assured the
queen that he does not fear Carlst trou-
b'es The Carlists are specializing on the
return OF the DISCONTINUED repalrlated
army. hoping for mischief there.
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SHIFTING FORCES AT SANTIAGO.
Immune Regiment Arrives and Two
of Regulars VIII Leave.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Aug. r.. .. n.
The Rio Grsnde arrived this morning
with the Fifth volunteer immune regiment.
under Col. Sargent. and the Second regu-
lar cavalry.
The Rio Gran6e will leave tomorrow for
Montauk point with the Ninth and Tenth
cavalry. This shipment, the final one OF
the First Division troops, contradic,s all
charge Of discrimination against the coll
ored troops. The original plan was 10
leave the Ninth and Tenth cavalry here
as irnnunes. but in order TO avoid a charge
OF discrimination they have been ordered
to embark The Mobile will sail tonor-
row with the Eighth and Twenty-second
regulars ard the Second Massachusetts.
The remainder OF the volunteers Of the
provisional division are expected 70 leave
next week. Owing to the lack OF coal
the embarkation Of Spanish troops on the
Isla de Luzon has been delayed, but they
will be shipped Monday.
The Ward line steamer Philadelphia
sailed for New York today, carrying back
the greater part o. the cargo she brought,
owing 10 the fact that there is TO market
for anything at present, as the govern
ment, the Red Cross and the relief soc-
cites have glutted the city Nobody is
purchasing what can be got for nothing.
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FLANK MOVE ABANDONED
Officers at Porto Rico Think the War
Is Nearly Over.

PONCE. Porto Rico. Aug ll.-Eveniug-
The contemplated flank movement against
the enemy irtrenched a. A.torito by the
Second Wisconsin has heen abandoned by
order Of Gen. Miles. The officers here are
inclined 20 believe that tie war g nearly
ever. owing TO the peace news Il has DE-
ve-ore1 that eleven Spau.sras were killed
and sixty wounded in the Sght az Coamo
Gen Scnwsr yesterday encountered 2an1
or 3-"9 OF the enemy near Merultgueros.
The latter made a Stubborn resistance. All
the American forces engaged tough. well
ana drove the Sparisrds ahead OF them.
Private Fe-nherg ana ere other was kill
81 and Lieut.. Bryan. with fourteen Others
woDndei. The Spanish loses are believed
"a have been heavy. Gen. Schwan is pro-
ceeviing - Naya guez achievements ~
six companies - he FIRST Kentucky hav-
i-S been se-t ,h-ra " boa.
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INDIGN ALTON IN ENGLAND
Think That the Country Has Been
Checked and Humiitafed.

LONDON. Aug. 13-The morning papers
express the growing Indignation o. the
people ~ the country ever affairs "a China
The Daily C5ronicle says "Tg this stat.
Of things continues ths guns will go cg
themselves
The Shanghai corrssp ondent OF the paffS
Mall. who PROCESSES 70 iivuIse the terms
~ Il ic@g~exist;ng agreement between
China and Russia, says:
IL IS nothing less than an Offensive ALI.
2nSe. CHINA undertakes 70 regard Russia
- Safzos pF@poH1vf 3tiEE satt,ielGe 90 ali
24esussSs os commercial ard international
Policies vo3}~ Russia vii sunnort j'h,~4
agaiDsi all open door demands
t3s@tA MI assist china IN 4e1a}1-s~r
ETt h!HtAry 3@u gsf45 forces ana china
VIII cooperate WITH Russia a. an alrv...
The French press comments x!ter..ttQ
spoS fae situation. ana re nswxns-ers a-
Berlin s0a Vienna are a. - pains % h.f.
their satisfaction ~ ,hs discontinue a
England TIE continental press texarts
t@s protect of A. A0g,o- American aftfaree
Is ca.n~Fscal These coas;Ger tina; -
iAtss3 States nas rad enough - Va -
G~ra. Britain anything more .Ne~ .~-~.t
support = Caiaa Tsx-efo-. .hav .-xe@
k@Sf2a3 IS rat Hk@'y - y.1k a quartet
w;th Russia Aat Will ccrts.y.t he~sats w:th
saeAiL. co1ipe1 ssticG es<swaerx
TIE CAroUicl~. = q editorial wNt.A ~s
HecSs ne genera oplnioa q. Ire Tor.fon
morning papers corr rzerts p t.e a .+ 81 -
Ire As1Gssis 81 Salisbury ars a. -ss~sa~si.
b. ofi3c.s.% are !4Avl1S Lua&5.s a. yees a
c:1 eicAi moment
II says '~Tas curtain f. Deliberate
tro7plrg GEso- scene - national ha-stl!a-
toa ana national Indignation"
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ARIZONA AND Scandal
WILL SAIL NEXT WEEK.
Ship TO Sail Monday With brig. Gen
hing-CaIifornia and Oregon
Troops On hoard,

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. Eft has been
definitely decided a. headquarters that the
Arizona shall weigh anchor Monday morn
ing. on Sunday afternoon the troops viii
embark. and the vessel will draw into TIE
stream on the evening tide. The Scandal
Will be ready On about Thursday.
/, is announced authoritative.y that the
Third battalion 81 the Eighteenth infantry,
Maj. Paul commanding, i65 men strong.
the Third battalion Of the Twenty-th.-d
infantry, Maj. Goodale commanding, -
men strong; the recruits for the Tenth
Pennsylvania Lieut.. Col. Barnett. fo5
strong: recruits for The First Colorado,
7C1 strong: for the Second Oregon, 395
strong, and for the First Nebraska, viii
so 70 Manila on the Arizona, the capacity
ot which IS 1910 enlisted rer.
The Seventh California and parts OF the
Nebraska and Colorado recruits will be
assigned 20 the Scandal.
Brig. Gen. King and staff will be quar-
tered on the Arizona
The hospital corps VIII be taken aboard
the Scal6ia.
Today Gen. King reitnquishe9 command
OF his brigade He Is succeeded by Col.
Lopez. or the Fifty-frst Iowa, the senior
colonel in the brigade.
The Australia and Sydney are expect
ed 10 arrive this week. They VIII return
20 Manila with the Tennessee. Iowa ard
Kansas regiments
The Alliance, under command OF Capt.
e y HardwIck. arrived today from s.
attic She is under charter 10 the john
son-Locke Company tor the transporta-
ton ct troops 70 Honolulu. II Is thought
that the Alliance viii ;eave Monday.
Percy Whitaker, OF the First Tennes-
see died this morning al the division hos
pital ot cerebro-spiaal meningitis. There
were $50 sick in the hospital this morning.
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Shafter Wires That He VIII Notify
Spanfards 1t Once.

WASHINGTON. Aug. E-At Il O'Clock
tonight Adj. Gen. Corbsn received from
Gen- Saafte- an Acknowledgment, % the re-
ceipt By him Of the presidents proc,ara-
don
Up TO midnight 10 reply has been re-
ceivec from Gen Miles. Il having been
Impossible 70 gs. into communication with
him.
IN response 70 the notification sent 10
Gen. FitE1ugh Lee. former consul gem
eral at Havana, he wired the war depart
nent:
Thanks. The Seventh corps las ceased
fighting Unofficial
u Is well understood that Cen Les's COM
UAnd was being reserved for the attack
On Havana II the necessity for che should
arise.
As an official 81 the war department ex-
pressed IL tonight:
1T was BIT OF the sarcasm OF fate that
Lee did not have part IL the active oper-
atoms II Cuba or Porto Rice
The text of Gen. Skaters reply follows:
Telegram received VIII notify Span
iar6s al Hoiguin by courier tomorrow. and
MAnzanillo and Cfenfuegos BY wire and
Will try 10 get Havana VIII also monty
all Cuban forces I can reach
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insentso5 CO the pars Of the United States
10 annex The Island may be adhered TO-
The expectation Is thai as towns are
abandoned ~ the troops Of Gen. glancos
and c.vg authorities are afforded oooor-
tunity 10 speak freely. common anxiety
70 have some authority that viii maintain
order as between the former Spanish a6-
herents ard torcsbie rebellion VII! lead 70
requests fer the presence OF troops Of tie
United States and the hosting o. the
United States Gag.
Some persons look FOR similar demonstra-
lions ia favor Of United States authority
TO those made ia Porto Rico. and not a
few regulations for United States nsxs
TO supply the Cuban demands.
Should this feeling prevail among the
Cgbans - well as among the Spanish. the
psciseation and entire freedom OF the ISL
and ~il not be far of. The administration
would b. gra,ife6 IL the Cubans would
show so clear a capacity for taking their
GIVE affairs In hard without trying 20 even
Up Cd azores with the rife and raachste.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES

volunteer engineers in camp at Fort
sAerloan. chicago. VII. start for Montalk
point a. once
An issQe - = fs0,oo IN bonds for the
a4I3tCg - ne stockton * Tuolu.lne rail-
toat IL California Will be issued at once
Pre=ij"rt Mckinley expresses his rezre.
az h~s1E unable 20 1s present a C'rici<a-
manga before the army there IS dlxsanaet.
Freight end passenger trains on the Chi
caKp L North Western cciIiied in -. ls1.v
limits q Milwaukee,. causing $50 20 dam
ages
Tfe Southern Pacific has announced
T@7Cction - the freight rate on canned
Jors n car load lots 10 cents a hun
ir-8
The Associated Press steam yacht Wan.
IA y len as bean IN service il West r.
d.ac waters so- four months, has returned
80 New Fo-s
Ore t2aG-e3 a0t twenty thousand sheep
l2Ee 5een elected from Yosemite park
80 'se s~tertCr DEPARTMENT has gtver1 M
'iTe tAet 10 animals wiil be permitted TO
Eraz@ on public reservations.
J.. Wsldsre KIRK has saea the Western
fulon N San Francisco for T. 600 damages
tor refusing 10 transmit a dispatch urfil
lie aaa affixed 1-osns revenue ssann
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NAVAL VESSELS ARE
ATTACKING MANZANILLO
Brief Accounts Received of nm En-.
gaSemeut Which May Be the
Last One of the War.
Special Dispatch 10 the Post-In,elligsncer

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligs
NEW YORK, aug. Ia Sun wash
ington special says:
An Official dispatch was received by the
war department tonight from the signal
officer at Playa del Este reporting en-
gagement al ManZan.llo bay today between
American naval vessels and the Spanish
forts. According 10 the dispatch, the bat
tie began az o'clock The commander OF
the naval force demanded the surrender
of the place, but the comTan9ant refused
10 comply. Men were landed from the
American vessels. No further details were
ob1ainabie a: Playa. The war department
ard navy department sent te,eg-3ns to-
night % Santiago and elsewhere. directing
that word be sant 10 Manzaniilo in regard
70 the signing OF the peace protocol.
Naval Officials Go not put cre6ence in the
report They say that Admiral Sampson
who Is at Guantanamo, and Commodore
Watson at Playa. would surely have sent
information OF any engagement that had
occurred
The naval vessels engaged In blcckadlng
ManZanEio are the auxiliary guuboats
Hist, Hornet and Wampatuck The gun
beat Wilmington may be there also.
MARKHAM
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MORE ISLANDS TAKEN IN.
British Flag Is HOisted Over Two
Small Pacific Groups

VANCOUVER, Aug. I2-By the AoranSI.
from Australia. word was received lately
tha. the warship Morawk had Ief. Solo
mon Islands Under sealed orders and one
construction q the report was that she
was bent upon a flag hosting expedition
in some remote part OF the Pacific News
row reaches here OF The Mohawk's "spe-
cial mission" II seems that soma e-ouus
q Islands Sill exist. upon which neither
British nor any other rag has vet been
hoiste3, and IN view Of recent Developments
the home government has been advised
tSat < would - - well 70 formally take
posse Sion % -hsse places. Il Developed
upon the Mohawk 20 carry out this duty.
acf that she has done Il efficiently is con-
yeyed in 4 brief message 70 hand which
runs: We have hoisted The flag on Santa
cruz and Duff islands"
The Santa cruz group has seven large
Islands. Nanjkoro. Santa Cruz. Guerra
Tevai. Tapona. Lord Howe and Volcano.
besides several smaller ones 70 the north
and northeast Of Volcano STAND The
DUFF or Wilson group consists OF eleven
Islands Santa Cruz the principal island
or the group taking that name. Is about
fifteen c. sixteer niles long. The Other
places are q lees importance. Dun Island
IS bu. six miles II ci~Cunf ference
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GARCIA CHANGES HIS TONE.
Intimates a Willingness to Co-Ope-
rate With American Forces,

NEW YORK, Aug IA SANTIAGO spe-
claI 10 the Herald says: Garcia. who be-
cause Santiago after is surrender vas not
turned over 10 the cuoans severed all rela-
tons with The United States army and
withdrew his troops. indicates a desire 10
reconsider the action in a letter 20 Shat
ter. The letter IS IN response 10 Request
~ Miles. July 70 that Garcia detail afty
Cuoans 20 accompany the Porto Rico ex-
peciGcn as guides ana scouts Ga-ria said
as he understood Niles had already sailed.
he supposed il would be too late % com
Ply with The request. He stated. however
be was willing 20 furnish the men !. stu
wanted. and enclosed an order for them.
Santiago dispatch 10 the Evening
World reports that Garcia has suspended
operations for thirty days and given MS
men permission 20 go home and report TO
him A. the end % that period.
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Worst Type Prevails in Mexico.
Large Number of Omcers Advanced
for Brave Conduct.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE navy de-
partment has made public the following
promotions in the North Atlantic feet, PIE
vioOs publications having been inaccurate.
Commissions are 20 take date August 70.
and are ad interim tpending action Of the
eenatel. All appointments are for eminent
and conspicuous conduct in battle: VIII
lam T. Sampson IS advanced eight num-
bers. taking the rank Of rear admiral; Win
field S. Schley is advanced six numbers
ard appointed rear admiral. ranking next
after Sampson; Capt John W. Philip. Capt.
c. E. Clark, six numbers each: Captains
r. D. Evans, Henry Taylor, Francis A.
Cole. French NJ. Chadwick, Lieut. Com
manders r p. Rodgers, John A. Rogers.
James K CoggsweI. William P. Porter.
G. 3. HARDER, T. Z. Mason, LieutenanIs
Alex Sharpe. Harry Euse, each five num-
bers; Lieut.. Commander r. Wainwright
ten numbers: Lieut.. Commander Schroeder.
three numbers: Lieut.. Charles MacConneIl,
Chief Engineer John l. Hannum, each
two numbers; Chief Engineers Alex 3.
Bates. r. w. Miiligan. Charles w Rae
ana Passed Assistant Engineer G. ". Nc
Elroy. three numbers: Commander p. Fl.
McCalia- six numbers: Lieut.. junior grade,
Victor Blue, advanced five numbers for
extraordinary heroism; Lieut.. Col. Rober.
Huntington, advanced one number and ap-
pointed a colonel in the marine corps; Capt.
pS~. 80 L>~i<tls, d4A~tl k.lite
First Lieut.. Louis P. Lucas. given the
rank Of captain by breyet In the marine
corps: First Lieut.. Wendell c. Neville,
given the rank Of captain by brevet; Sec
ond Lieut.. ]. S. Magill. given the rank %
first lieutenant and captain by brevet in
marine corps: Second Lieut. Philip Ban
non, given the rank Of first lieutenant by
b.evet In the marine corps; Capt Paul St.
c. Murphy. given the rank OF major by
brevet IN The marine corps; Second Lieut..
Thomas Borden, given the rank Of ti-s.
lieutenant by brevet in the marine corps,
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leas. VITO ha3 bespoken g NJ TasebaE.
secured ira. use3 By tas French azzoas-
sa6o-.
20. emerging from the White Hors-
Secretary Dag received the cares. cor
g-stEAa-cEzs % 2e-so-s present upon sae
conclusion % the protocol He stated tat
tae peace commissioners who are 10 draw
Up The den.l.e treaty would not De ap-
painted tor several days and declined 20
indicate wEo tnsy wcza.. %
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Philadelphia PresS.
E 3. Dunn, WHO resigns t,n.ss- -.,...
from Tie position OF chief ~ the yav wa
weather station, because ne does 10. g..
10 go 20 the West Indies Or r,;sx.,,.s
O.. ha.s been handling the Nsw Y.-s
weather forecasts for the css, ss...s
years He is se~, known "a me ns,ss.r =
Farmer Dunn, = nickname given =, -.
by the New York papers when t5a xs.sS.-
service was under the Agricultural asra-.
rnent- Mr.. Dunn IS a competent MAJ at
won distinction ~ predicting TIE Mss
s.ppi valley foods OF ISIS while at The q.
cinnaii station.
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DAY TO GO on THE BENCH.
VIII he Appointed n United States
Judye when the War Is Over.

LOUISVILLE. ky. Aug. ia special
70 the Commercial from Chattanooga.
Tenn. says:
Secretary Day VII be appointed United
States Judge for the Sixth Judicial circuit
as soon as he resigns from the cabinet. al
tae close OF the war. II is learned that
several months ago Judge Taft. OF Ohio
went 10 President Mckinley and made a
personal request that another Judge should
oe appointed. The result OF the confer
ence was that the president very frankly
and unreservedly stated that he intended
70 appoint Judge Day 10 the place al the
close Of the war.
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GLAD THE WAR Is OVER
London Newspapers Unanimous In
Expressing Qualification.

LONDON. Aug. 13-The morning papers
are unanimous in expressing qualification
tina. the war Is ended. The comment main
~ Turns on the fact that the protocol leaves
untouched the hardest problems now facing
America
The Times believes Il will be q real
peace. AIDING: We trust il is 70 violation
OF neutrality TO express the satisfaction OF
the great majority OF Englishmen in Amer
ica's success and We venture the predic-
ton that Cuba twenty years hence viii be
prosperous and tranquil island
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DEATH FROM YELLOW
FEVER IN LOUISIANA.
Mississippi Promptly Declares Quar-
antfne Against Franklin and
ST. Marys Parish.

JACKSON, Mlss, Aug. IAN official
report having been received that one ce2ta
has occurred from yellow fever al Frank
LIN. La, Dr.. John F. Hunter, secretary OF
the state board % health. hiss 0uaTantsi1sd
the state Of Mississippi against the town
Of Franklin and s. Aarys parish. IN walch
IL Is situated. No passenger. baggage or
express VIII be allowed brought within
the state from that parish.
Southern Pacific Trains stopped.
HOUSTON, Tex. Aug. I--TAe South
err Pacific has been notified by the state
heath Officers 20 rsn 10 more trains from
tbs east until further orders. On account Of
yellow fever at Franklin. La.
Worst Type Prevails in Mexico.
MEXICO CITY. Aug. i2-Yeliow fever
OF the worst type prevails al Merida and
has reached the interior Of the states OF
Yucatsn and Campeche. The heat is suf-
focating. The health Of the City Of Mex
leo has nor been improved since the rains
began. and Il is proposed 70 adopt the Gre
nation system here on large sca.e.
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TROOPS COMING HOME.
Two Transports Have Left Santiago
and Guantanamo.

SANTIAGO. Aug 12.-The St Louis ief:
Moro during the night O. August II with
tire Ninth and Tenth infantry and TWO
companies OF the Severty-frst New York
The 81 Paul should have left Guantanamo
last night or this morning with the Second
infantry. four companies OF the seventy
first New York and Gen Kent wf-h his
headquarters The Rio Grande. with tha
Second regiment OF iulmgres, has Just ar
rived
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4 Remnant Sale.

Gee. but I'm tired" said The ary g,oa.
clerk. s'
Had busy day." asked the rr.o:srna,
There hasn't been much trade. but I
1sTe been hard az work AZ day cutting -
remnants for our bargain sale ;oraesrox.s
indianapolis Journal.
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WASHINGTON. Aug l-At In O'clock
this morning Gen. Skaters report % the
health Of the troops a. Santiago was r.
cesved. Il follows.
Sanitary report for August u-Tota!
number % sick 39ia: -otaE number OF
cases Of fever , 5aa. total number e nsw
cases. ii; total number % seyec eases re-
turned 10 duty. 80 psatas-AEgust u. );
August Il. IL Among the deaths were
Lieut. Elliott, TanIh infantry. and Private
Griffin. OF the Eighth infantry.
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ANNAPOLIS, AUg. T2-Admlral Ger
vera and several Officers % Ms staff lef.
here this af;srroon under special pe-.r7ss-
sion from Washington - v.xft ne s-,a7-
ish prisoners az Portsmouth. y II.
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Nonns tesuviu. in Eruption.

NAPLES AuR l2-Nourt "ssJYlus s
ccS f. STATE - erI.;ion from new
crater. TIE eruption Is SUI aTssd 70 be
co-1ect@i With the ssisz7lc d.sTurasnces
.el. =, MESH ant n southern Italy
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MESSf$A. sic.'y. AaE t2-A7 earth
quake shock was fs!; 1s-e this evening I'D
a. various points n tEe islsn4 s1E in tha
southern par, c. the peninsula, No darn
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The POPE Receivers His HeoIth

ROME. Aug. L2-Tne pope has recover;
his health He rose az . o'clock tals morn
Ing ard conferred Cor ha,s an hour with II
Lapponi. after wh!cA he received Car
dlnal Rampola, The paral secretary q
STATE.