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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-21
LEnIGH VALLEY CHANGES.
Another r,superin' 'endent, }. M. Dom
nelly. Is Ilkri TO Go.

Following the retirement of Mr.. Alon-
20 Blakeslee of the Mahoney division,
comes the report that Mr., James M.
Donnelly, of Easton, is to walk the
plank, says the Wilkes-B Barre News
Dealer. The report bears many evil
dences of truth although an inquiry at
New York was met with the statement
that they had nothing to say
Mr.. Donnelly is one of the old timers.
His territory was recently extended to
include the Pottsville division. The
story that he will be dropped comes di-
rect from New York and whatever
comes from lew York is pretty relia-
kle.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-21
A FEW POINTERS.

The recent statistics of the number ef
deaths show that the large majority die
with consumption. This disease may COM
mence with an apparently harmless
cough which can be cured instantly by
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs, which is guaranteed to cure and
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-21
DAYS D0INGS In
NORTH SCRANTON
Newly Elected Officers Of Eastern Star
Commandery Installed.
Mr.. AND MRS. ELMER REESE RECEIVE

Entertained a Company of Friends
on satu rday Eveuing--Miss Gather.
inc Reese and David J. Williams
Welded at the Brides Home.
shorter Notes OF a Personal and
News Nature.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-21
SAD FATE.

The New York newspapers recently
published the details OF the suicide of a
society woman who became crazed by
headache and drowned herself in the
harbor. What sad end to life that
ought to have been completely happy!
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-21
LIVE NEWS OF
WEST SCRANTON
Cave.In Occurred at the Luzerne and
Main Aveune Corner.
GAS AND WATER MAINS BROKEN

The Cave was Filled Before Daylight
Yesterday and the Only Damage
was to the Roadway and Tracks.
Concert and Dance to Be Given To-
night bv the woodworkers' Union
In Mears, Hall.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-21

In view of this, Senator Randalrs D
is certainly worth careful study,
the thirteenth juror may yet becoryl
permanent factor in the administra.
tion of justice in Maryland.-Baltimo
American.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-21

Burial was made in Forest Hill ceme-
terry. The pall-bearers were selected
from the lodge.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-21
Silks and Black Goods

Six especially good values in
Black and fancy Silks, all of latest
design. Also three big bargains in
desirable Black Dress Stuffs. See
our 45c. Brocade at
25c Today Only
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-21
The Full rlonday Bargain List
Will Be Found in The SCrantonian
Of Yesterdays Date. Here Few Pickngs from
Ladies' Hosiery

In medium grades we offer more
for your money today than we ever
did before. See our six lots at
lAo H.. III
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-06
CAN FIGHT ONCE MORE.
Hrs Bob Lets Up on Her Pug Hus.
band TO that Extent.

New York. Aug. 5.-The following from
the New York Journal:
Robert Fttzsimmons. my husband. may
enter the prize ring once moro and fight
one moro fight.
He shall fight the best man mat Ewes.
and show the world that ne IS not a cow
ard. He shall prove for ali tine thar he
can whip the best man ahat then prize
ring can produce. and then l hope he Will
be let alone 20 enjoy a quiet home life
with our babies and ne
Mr.. Fftzsinlnon's solemn promise to ne
never again TO enter The ring has Brought
down upon him the snesrs and jsers and
cries OF coward have fek the shame.
until I now release him from his promise
He quit thsh rlg FOR me; he vii bow 60
% De
Ever since the championship fight a.
Carson have been repeatedly aske6 why
/ objected 20 his temperance in The ring.
Ny mail tas been full OF such queries
Every conceivable influence mas been
brought 20 bea- 70 secure ny consent But
I have refused &. for reasons that must
be clear 70 everyone.
Thought after that event that TIE pub
&c would be content % let him wear shs
Iaurels be mad 80 maufuily won. and ehst
there would be &c objection % rs 1850
lg-s retirement. lie Aas always been do
nestle IN as tastes an habits We have
tWo baby boys growing ~ @rho aeed ssts
care and attention. and 7 had hoped he
woo2d Psss OFT o. tas noise and sKats
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. spend his remaining years WITH rae.
frankly admit ma; when he Hzsas5
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-06
CAMP ALGER AND MANASSAS

Washington, Aug. 5-GeneraI Butler left
Camp Alger today for Manassas, where
he intends TO select suitable camping
ground for his division.
The time ofthe departure Of the divi-
sion corps headquarters and the hospi-
tai corps has not vet ben determined
but they probably will leave next Wednes-
day. The Second division remained today
q Burke's Station.
Copies OF the orders issued by the de-
p2rtment organizing a GivfSi1p- FOR the
Porto Rico campaign were delivered to
the colonel commanding the Third Vir-
ginia. Fourth Missouri, First Rhode Is
land and First Connecticut
There were p cases Of typhoid reported
from the second division to-day and Is
those 0 fthe Second division are Privates
Willard company D; Jones, company K;
Fourth Missouri: Hogan, company D;
Burkeholder. company G; Roberts. com
psny l; and Palmer, company L. Third
Missouri: ORoUrke and Brosius. compan-
les unknown; Mcdonald. company B:
Whitaker, company z; Matthews. COM
pany H. and Reifeider. Sixth PenRsyl-
vania; Wright, company I. Third New
York; Cooley. company B. and Shearer.
company II, Twenty-Second ansas. Ham
mington. company c; Marsh. company G,
and Neustron. company II, Second Tenn
essee.
A special 10 toe Star from Burke's Sta
ton. Va. says that General Davis made
tas march from BuTke's Station % Cut-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-06
AGUINAlDO OFFERS FAIR

New York, Aug. s.-A dispatch to the
World from Manila bay by way of Hong
Kong says:
Aguinaldo. the insurgent chief, Is be-
coming more friendly to the Americans,
He has made two propositions to General
Merritt which may solve the ins1rgent
problem in a manner highly advantageous
to the United States.
III the first place he asks the command
er-in-chief of the American land forces
TO permit the rebel troops to march
through the streets of Manila when Tho
city surrenders.
General Merritt appears inclined to con-
sent to this 1t would crafty tho vanity
of the natives to let them indulge IN
what viii seem TO them a triunIJhal
march as vtctors through the capitol Of
the enemy they have successfully COM
batted and besieged since the wiping out
of Montejo's feet At the same time the
native troops, being thus arTayed In line
and under direct orders, may be more
easily controlled and prevented from ex-
cesses-
In the second place, Asuinaldo suggests
with American officers.
This is considered highly important
proposition. a possible key to the whole
situation on the island. The native troops
would thus be constantly under the eyes
and direct orders of our men. It Is be-
heved that they would be ob4dieut and
easily controlled under t&ctful command
ers.
The American troops now occupy the
trenches in front of Malate. suburb of
Manila, which were constructed by Aguin-
aldo. The rebels withdrew TO let our men
take their places close TO the Spanish
lines.
The Astor battery. supported by bat
TALON Of the Third infanary. is now In
position at the front, its guns having been
planted within thousand yards of the
Spanish lines.
Fathers Dousherty and McKinnon, the
former being on General Merritt's staff,
have gone 70 Manila to have an inter-
view with Archbishop NozaIeda, of the
archdiocese of the Philippines, and TO
point out TO him the fuulity OF resistance
to American troops.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-06
ASKS n Be SHOWN
Aguinaldo Wants to Know
What He is Fighting For.
TWO OFFERS TO MERRITT
Wants a TriumphaI Parade
When Manila Falls.

New York, Aug. 5.-The Journal prints
q cabiegran from Hong Kong, purporring
TO give the text of message sent by
Agunaldo. the Philippine insurgent lead
er, 30 Consul general WAdman. The mes
sage is dated Cavite July 30. and In n
Agnnasdo says It is reported that he Is
getting the big head and not behaving"
as he promised Mr.. Wlldman.
an reply" says Aguinaldo. ~ ask why
should America expect me to outline my
policy, present and future, and fight blind
" for her interests. when America will
not be frank with me7 Tell me this: Am
I fighting for annexation, protection or
independence II is for America TO say;
not for ne. can take Manila as have
defeated the Spanish everywhere. but
what would be the use? If America takes
Manila l can save my men and arms for
what the future has in store for me.
Now, good friend, believe me. I am
not both fool and rogue. The interests
OF my people are as sacred to me as are
che interests of your people to you"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-06
SPANISH PEOPLE FOR PEACE

Paris, Aug 5-The Madrid correspond
ent Of the Temps, teegrnphing this after
noon, says there is no danger of an up
rising in Spain. He adds that everybody
is DESTROYS of peace, though profoundly
deploring the necessity for making such
great sacrifices.
New York. Aug. 5.-A dispatch to the
World from Madrid says:
The explanation Of its peace terms,
asked from the government at Washing
ton, especially regarding the Philippines,
is expected today.
IF It Is received then Spain's final an
Ewer to the United States will be made
on Saturday.
After the cabinet council the minis
tiers declined TO furnished any information
'oncerning the dispatches received from
abroad. II is rumored however, taht the
two governments are sure to come to an
understanding for the Suspension of hos
ulities this week. as in reality the only
questions now at issue are unimportant
The independent press and the oppo-
sitiOn organs are incensed because the
queen regent was persuade 10 summon TO
Madrid the statesmen and generals in or
der to commit them irrevocably TO the
peace policy. appealing to their patriotism
and loyalty, asking their corporations in
preserving order throughout the PENN
sula and requiring q frank expression Of
opinion on the advsability Of making
peace with the United States. after show
ing them successfully all the aspects OF
the situation. Senior Sagasta, with his
usual plain dealing. IS quite Wiling TO
hand over the relns Of government if they
can convince the queen regent and the
country that they are prepared TO pro-
pose a etter solution than peace on the
conditions imposed by President McKin-
ley.
FL liberal advises the queen and pre-
mier to consult also the leaders Of the
radical parties. because they have no
share in or responsibility for the short
comngs which caused the colonial crash
The impartial censUres Sagasta vio-
lently. winding up by saying that he
places tho personages consulted, in the
dilemma Of having TO condemn the course
ne recommends or identify themselves
with a policy which. il it fails 10 COM
mand national respect and support may
oyerwhelm them all in common political
ruin
Public sentiment however, a majority
Of the press and the finauciers approve
Sagasta's course"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-06
OCEAN LINER REPORTED LOST
Newfoundland Fishermen bring la a
Tale NJ n I. rnni nIaasfer


81. Johns n. E, Aug. 5-The mail
steamer Virginia Lake arrived at Tit
Cove. on West bay. 30 miles from here.
at daylight. bringing certain coTrobors-
ton OF the reported loss Of an ocean liner
IN the Straits OF Belle Isle. A fisherman
al Moody bay reported that he saw \
steamer collide with an iceberg and sirk
soon after. The rspor, Is generally be-
heved. but nothing reliable Is ostainaole-
The fisherman said that the steamer
looked ike a passenger ship and he could
see people trying 10 launch boats. hut
she sank before they could 90 any thing.
The strait Is Of Belle Isle lies between
most northern OF the two channels which
connect the gulf OF ST. Lawrence with the
Atlantic ocean. IL Is twelve miles wide
and navigation In IL Is reputed 20 be I'M
safe. II II not the route taken by passsn-
ger liners usually. Austin BALDWIN d
Co. the New York agents CT the Allan
line Of steamers. said today that they
we're sure Il was not one OF their steam
ers which was lost While they cid rot
positively know the routs taken by their
steamers. It was known tia they never
wen by the Straits OF Belle Isle. The only
other Montreal passenger line OF steamers
they knew Of wsS the Donaldson line.
They believed that the passenger liners
never went by that route. and that 10
could not have been = passenger liner az
reported
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-06

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-06
Grand Circuit Harnes. Races.

Columbus. o.. Aug. 5.-This was day
Of great racing az shs Columbus Driving
park The track was in ire condition.
The PA trot furnished enough sensations
fer a week Results:
ia troL purse s2.eco-Esgle Flanagan
won arsr. fourth and dfth heats. Tine
..0s "a. s:lsI4. IA Ia The ABBOT won
second and third heats. Tina t:oS -
SOS - CreSceas third. OcsaVsa Watson,
Pasor.ts and May Fern also started.
s.lS pace. purse sSe0a-Egozsn won sec
oud. third and fourth heats Tine. 9:i2 IA
aria. 2.laI-A Jessie c won first aesS in
ANA Gus waibol ehlrd- BeTnice Bour-
bon R. ouTaeymAn. wag and star II also
started
2Is pace, purse s. eoo-La6y Of the Man
or won second. third and fourth heats
Time. zoe IA ace IA. 2;lo. Anne lee ven
nrst heat in s:u IA Birdie Dickinson,
rhlrd. c. W. D. Little Pete Harry Weed
b.ne. HalpacAea. and Be.e Wood slso
started.
az tro,. purse s2coo-Perey won IN
straight hes;s- Tina AHA. 10 =
f141-A sp.naloag. second; Alice poF7an.
third Harry. Cutting. EQuiqne. Iacarna's
and Angina 6lso stated.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-06
SAGASTA N COUNCIL
Trying to Get Opposing Ele-
mentS Right on Peace.
IT Is MADNESS TO RESIST
Terms offered by Washington,
is CampoS' Opinion.

Madrid, Aug CSoon) The conference
5ect of peace terms continue Senior Sill
vela, the Conservative leader, acting in
behalf Of Senior Castelar,, the Republican
leader, who was prevented by Illness from
being present, has conferred with the pre-
mier, Senior Sagasta, on the subject. He
said Senior Castelar,. although an advo-
cate of peace. was Of the opinion that in
negotiating its conclusion the government
should remember the Virginus affair
when the energy displayed by Spain in
dealing with the United States saved
Spanish interests and he thought every
effort should be made to preserve Span,
ism sovereignty over Porto Rico"
Senior Silveia added that he personally
did not favor any change of policy.
The LIBERAL moderate Republican, to-
day publishes an interview with Marshal
Martinez dc Campos, who is quoted as
saying:
Il openly favor peace. Everything that
has happened in this war could have been
foreseen, but the most pessimistic could
AcNeI DdNe INA lned tnat our nlStOrtunGs
would be so great-the destruction Of Mon
tijo's ana Cervera's squadrons, the sur
render of Santiago and the rapid and UNI
resisted occupation of Porto Rico No
one could have imagined it, even taking
into consideration The superiority of the
United States.
Neither the present government nor
any other can change our situation. It
would be madness to think of rejecting
President ArcKinleys conditions. The Lib
eral party can bring about peace. but
Sagasta should not be asked to sign it,
Such 4 course would not be prudent and
another Liberal cabinet should be con-
structed."
Marshal MARITIME de Campos, it is point
ed ont, evidently referred to Senior Ga
mazo as the man who should succeed Sc
nor Sasasts as premier. Senior Gamazo
IS The present minister OF public instruc-
ton. His name has been frequently men,
toned recently in connection with the pre-
miership. in the event of the formation
Of a new cabinet.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-06
CABINET Al WASHINGTON

Washington, Aug. AT this moment
peace negotiations are in 8 state OF qui-
escence"
This statement was made by A member
OF the cabinet at the close Of todays
meeting. Nothing had been heard from
Madrid directly or through NJ. Cambop.
since yesterday. and at the session OF the
cabinet today the matter was not men
toned. except incidentally. the session be-
Ing taken up with administrative details.
The cabinet convened in regular session
promptly at II o'clock Some special sig
uihcance was attached 20 the presence a
the session OF the naval board Of strategy.
Rear Admiral Sicsrd. Commander Crown
lnshield and Captain Mshan. who came
over together, closely following Secretary
Long. who was the first 10 Join the presi-
dent. Captain CrOwninshield later Return
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ed to the navy department, evidently to
secure additional papers for the consid-
Grafton of the cabinet. The definite and
long-expected answer Of Spain TO this
governments terms had not been commu-
nicated though 1t had been expected that
this session Of the cabinet might have
the opportunity Of considering the formal
Spanish note OF acceptance. Secretary Of
State Day. in entering the cabinet room,
put at rest all report tina the formal an
swar Nigh now be in the possession of
this government by saying that the an
sWer OF Spain had not reached this gov
eminent. Questioned regarding the state
ment from Madrid that the reply would
not be transmitted until early next week,
Secretary Day said he knew nothing Of
the plans for communicating the reply
and had had no understanding as to
when it would be made known to this
government.
Well begun is half done. Begin to take
Hoods Sarsa pariNa and you are on the
way to health
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-06
FOR HIS NEXT REPORT
Governor Barnes Wants Photographs
ofOkIah0naa Products

Guthrie, .. T. Aug. Special Gov
eru0F Barnes has received q ArEe mum
Der - photographs Of buildings. street.
sesuss. schools. colleges general orchard
scenes stc.. for usc with hls annual "a
Eort % the secretary u the interior. 5ss
desires a numbsr Of crop ard grain
scenes stlll
Any person Having q photograph Of a
good wheat scene. g corn haid or special
display % earn. a collection ot Esp.ay q
kaAr corr. general es.iec19n of ans
grains. a GOOD tareFhing scene. a ooiIec-
ton or display cf fruits. an apple tree.
showing fruit. = peach tee. Snoring FRO
f-sit. 8 Dl4a1 tree. VITA frvft % a s-so
vine shozi1r grapes. sN'~s iarra water
melons. or any oflrr pTeffcta. 49, confer
a great favor sd ne5p rrssent -as Pre-
duets OF the territory n fhsir tue nzht
= thsy w-- forward san1e % the COVER
nor e. oncs. ~ photos not assa ~ "a
report Will bs promptly returned u TIE
sr-Ha~a