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MORE TROOPSFO MILES.

preparations NIalulag 6or the DlapAtnh oG
an RntiFs Army Division From Camp
Thomas for Porto Rico.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 3L--Tha
progress made In the peace negotiations
has given rise in some quarters TO an
expectation that hOstlHtie8 are TO be
suspended very soon. This will depend
entirely rpon the attitude of the Span
ish government and the nature Of It's
answer TO our demands. It has been
made clear TO the French anbassador
that hostilsties win not be suspended
except upon an assurance OF the accept
auce OF our conditions, and has ur-
doubteddy informed the Spanish cabinet
that It depends upon Spain when the
war shall cease.
Meanwhile, as nm earnest that our
government has not interrupt the eS-
eclition OF its campaigns, an order was
Issued from the war department to-day
for the Despatch OF an entire army de
vision TO reinforce Generals Miles ana
Brooke IN Porto Rico. This VIII De
known a. the provtsional diViSion, ttl9
Will be commanded by Major Genera
Wade. at present in command at Camp
THOMAS ChIcsamauga. he 10 ordered
to turn over that command 70 Aa1ors
General Brecidnridge. inspector general
OF the aEmy, and 70 report TO SECRETARY
AdCer IN washington for instructions
before departing for Porto Rico, bring
lng With him his adjutant general and
his aides
The provisional uIvision will consist O.
flfteer fun regiments and General Wats
viii select them, not from the troops
under his old command alone. but with
particular reference to an equitable rep
resentatfon in the Horto Rican campaign
OF ali Of the states Of the union. seere-
tary AaGer feels that his department has
been subjected to some unjust criticisms
upon the selection OF troops for actiVe
service, and pronounces a. without
foundn,hon that politics have dictated
these assignments. In the case Of the
Fifth Illinois volunteer regiment. Wmcn
was withdrawn from the Porto Hican
expedttlon IN favor OF the Indiana reg1-
rnent iust as the troops were about 20
board the cars. tt has been alreadY et-
piadned by authority that the change
v-ss made IN recognition OF the business
81 the complaint that Illinois already
had two regiments in active service e
nc frona, while Indiana had not one.
Fyen in that case, however. Secreary
AlCer did not make the selection Of me
REGIMENT TO be held back; he dmpY IN
stfucted the general commanding inc
eXpedFtion 70 select one Illinois fegl-
nient for detention, without designadng
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BlSNAPCK'S RESIGNATION

ASths Prime Minister 81 Gsrmhnv-Al.
legged Copy Of HIS Letter 70 Emperor
william.
BBRLIN, July S1.-Tbs Lolrao Anzei-
ger published long article on Bismarck
by DR.. Moritz Busch It gives an alleg-
ed copy of the original text Of Prince
Rlsmarck's letter to Emperor William
on leaving office in 1890. which. It IL un-
derstoOd, was only to be published after
his death. In this document Bismarck
is represented as saying:
ut is not possible for me to retain the
position OF president OF the COUNCIL OF
r1inIsters after your majesty, In respect
OF the same, has urged q capitls dtmtnu-
Ito. relying upon an abrogation OF the
order Of 1859 which regulates the rela-
lions Of minister president to his COL
leagues. mu,o,
''Moreover, in regard to my, esaeiai
prerogatlves, your majesty has imposed
limits which do not permit me 10 nave
prODortionate share In state business
ana ifs siiDeryiFlon, or that freedom OF
action IN ministerial decisions or COM
rotIrication with the relchstag or mem
teTp Of the reichstag which my constl-
tutional responsibility requires. II
Svoirfd also-after the latest decisions oil
your majesty respecting the direction 70
i,e e1HiTen our foreign policy (as set torlh
IA Inc Imperial autograph letter Win
which YOUR majesty yesterday accom-
IJanjed me reports OF the consul at ~
--be Impossible for me to carry ouo the
Instructions therein given with respect
10 foreign poAcy. II would thus caal an IN
question al the important results m ioE
The German empire which our i0reign
policy has attained under unfaYoETaDie
sondjtIons for a decade past on lines
Iatb down by both your mRjestys prede-
cessors on our relations toward -,
The unexpectedly great importance OF
which - has since his return Holl
- confirmed to me,
ain view OF ny attachment 70 the SER
vice OF your majesty's royal mouse aho
the many years during which hoNe
crown h6bitliateyd to q. position which
Say,e hitherto regarded as an enduring
one. Il Is very painful to me TO sever
r,ye.alf from my accustomed relations 20
yoilr majesty and from the generaI poil- pal-
rS OF the empire and Prussia, nut alter
conscientious consideration OF your ma
ieSty's intentions, for the exeGutloh u "
which / must be prepared II L Ieuiaiii Ias
IN ofice 1 cannot do otherwise tilah Des
,1a1Ir nj, jegty to relieve me Of the ONCE
y oS III inDeFfai chancellor premier and
minister OF foreign affairs..
"According to the impressions nave
received during the last few Weeks, es
well aS communic cations from your ma :
JsatyJ9 F1ltary and civil household, i
yynays assume that my request to reSaBn
meets With your maiesty'S wishes ano
that I may. therefore, certainly rely W.
an Ne RraciouS acceptance. womu
Saya tsndered my resignation TO your
roo5egty long ago II had not thought
,has yNour majesty wished to utilize tine
sYperience OF a true servant OF your
nrSdecessorS, Since have become GER
issS that yoi- majesty does not care TO
syaiI. himIeff Of them, withdraw from
roIIticai Iife without any apprehension
.t,at publIc opinion will condemn my de-
si.iOr "a Iintimely,"
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WASHINGTON, D. C.. July s1.-Gen.
sIIles. in command of the Porto Rican
sTpsdItion, sent the following dispatch
10 Secretary Alger, which was made
public at the war department at 10
o'clock tonight:
PONCE, Porto Rico.
July 81. 1898. $50 p. m.
Secretary OF War, Washington, D. c.
Your telegrams received and answer
I'd by letter. Volunteers surrendering
themselves with arms and ammunition.
Four-hfths OF the people are overtoyed
at the arrival Of the army. Two thou
sand from one place have volunteered
10 serve with It. They are bringing In
transportation beef cattle and other
needed supplies. The custom house has
already yielded $4,000. As soon as all
the troops are dlsembGrked they VIII be
In readiness to move.
Please send any national colors that
can be spared to be given to the diner
ent municipalities. .
I request that the question OF tarlh
rate 20 be charged in the parts OF Por-
10 Rico occupied By our forces be sub
mitted to the President for his action
the previously existing tarih remain
ing meanwhile in force.
As to the government and military
occupation, have already given in
structIons issued by the President in the
case Of the Philippine Islands. and siml-
lar to those issued at Santiago de Gu
Cslgned1 MILES.
Major General Commanding.
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BIG STAMPEDE
From DaWson Chy On Opening Of Do
miniou creek Gold Field.

From paussn Chy Oh Opening Of Do
mlniou creek Cold Field.
DAWSON CITY. N. W. T., July H.
via SEATTLE, Wash, July si.-The
Canadian gold commissioner Issued
PROCLAMATION July ., declarIng the Do
minIon hill creek and bench claims open
Tor location by all persons holding free
miners licenses. In less than one hour
the greatest stampede in the htstory, Of
the Klondike had started for Dominion
creek, seventy miles away. over NUS
ana marshes. Many women Joined the
In two hours eleven hundred people
had reached the Bonanza creek ferry,
two miles away. The trip will require
ak days and Will be attended by many
hardshlps. Some OF the stnmpeders
have already returned In disgust, The
value OF the Dominion bench clalms is
entirely matter Of conjecture.
Dawson Is now overrun with idle
men. No work is to be had here or at
the mines for any price. The popula-
tIon Of Dawson IS now estimated at l5,-
900, Many nre living in tents,
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nanrnrIse sprnnE.

cH1cRAofAUGA, chattanooga Na-
tional Military Park, Ga, July ia
EentlIne surprise was sprung at Comp
iThomas thiS afternoon. Ingteaa OF fur
ther troops being ordered out. ag mlgns
have been expected. Major GeneEeI
James r. Wade. commanding the army
al Camp Thomas, was ordered 20 report
FORTHWITH TO the secretary OF WIT e
Washington -.
Wade and Ftaff proceeded in1u1ed losse;y y
to Chattanooga, and left thence af ~
o'caOclg for Washington.
TySere was no indication at Camp
Thomas until late this evening Of tne
purpose Of the order. but It was pretty
Fenernsly interpreted to mean some
thsr,g Hls what the press reports from
WaEhIngton later outlined. and for tnls
reason the order had the eftect to aroo. 2
new hopes among the troops ana espe-
riaIly among those Of the third coFp9'
who had also come to think they wott.11 wl1
not be called for in the war. eienetS- ,..
Vade and his stan Will reach WHsniu =
fOr sornetimp tomorrow AFTERNOON
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TRIUMPHAL MARCH
Of General Miles Through Porto Rico--Joy
Of People Over Ills Arrival.
He HAS RUN OUT OF NATIONAL COLORS

"Od Glory That the CpturedCities
may be Provided with the American EmblomTWO Thousand
Porto Rlcans from One Place Volunteered to Servo With
tho United State, House at Ponce Has Already
Yielded sl40OO-Hes Has Struck Good Thing and he 'iS
Pushing AOng"-spanish Troops Full Retreat Towards
San Juan and it Reported that they Committing thsO'
Cruel and Vindicti1o Excesses
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looks LIKE PEACE.
President Consents to a Modification III
the Terms offered Spain.
SUPPOSED 10 REFERTO THE PHILIPPINES.

What Spain Renqsh the Price Of Immediate Peace
Ambassador CambOn the RlenpOtentiary Of SPAIN Has
Transmitted the Results Of his Conference With the President
Madr Answer Expected Tuesday Stops Taken
asyo Towards the Acquisition Of the Caroline Islands II the
Spanish Government Ratas the Conditions Imposed By this
Government the War Mill be Brought to an End.
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BERLIN. July sL-The news OF
Prince Bismarck's death. which became
generally known only through a special
edition Of the papers, produced pro-
found SORROW. as so sudden realiza-
don OF the fears Of his demise was not
expected.
Several papers this morning published
special articles with mourning borders,
expressing in feeling terms the national
sorrow and dwelling on the brilliant
and immortal services Of the prince 70
the fatherland, his heroic greatness and
his truly German character.
SorroWful sympathy over Prince Bis
marck's death iS manifested IN many
ways. The news Is constantly discussed
IN public places and a feeling Of sad
ness prevails among all classes OF the
people. Particulars OF the last moments
OF the prince, and other circumstances
attending his death are eagerly sought.
Many private houses show itags at hait
mast. Secretary OF State Won BueloW
will return from Semmering, Austria
Immediately.
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ing. When the emperor Was informed
OF the princes death early this morning
he was deeply affected and ordered h!a
yacht to return Immediately. The Ho-
henzollern, with the emperor on board,
will reach Klel tomorrow evening. The
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BERKELEY REPUBLICANS
EndorSs U. g. G. Pitzcr for the Congress.
slonAI Nomination.

NANu0E4o Na ~ Nu A-NAeNA ANA NN" NVuhNN"N
slOnRl Nomination.
special Dispatch to tho Intolllgoncer.
AIARTINsBURd. W, Va, July ST.
The Republican voters of this county met
in mass convention In this city at 1880
o'clock yesterday. Hon. George W.
Feidt, chairman, called the meeting To
order. A resolution passed unanimous
Iy that Hon, u. s. q. Pitzer name the
congressional delegates. Ninety dele
gateR were named TO represent this
county in the Republican congressional
convention to be held In Reyser, August
n, 1898, The delegates were instructed
TO vote for Mr. Pitzcr.
The following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That We are opposed 10 the
civil service laws and desire that they be
abolished
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KEY WEST, July 81. $40 p. m.-Re-
ports reached here that Neuvitas.on tne
north coast OF the province OF Puerto
principe, Cuba. has been bomharded ~
the ships OF the blockadlng sauadron'
evacuated by the Spanish and suose-
0uentlV burned. No details are known
and The only information OF the analE
was that given TO Captain Maynard, o.
the gunboat Nashville by Lieutenans
Colonel Roles, OF the insurgent foreel
At gIbra last Tuesday,
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President mCKinIoy'S Condole1oes'
WASHINGTON, D. c., July sl-Bg
direction OF the President the follow
ing dispatch was sent tonight to Hon.
Andrew D. White. United States am
bassador to Germany:
WASHINGTON. July 81, 1881
White, Ambassador, Berlin.
The President charges you to express
in the proper official quarter to the be-
reaved German nation and TO the fam
lily Of the deceased statesman, the soE-
row which che government and people
OF the United States feel at the passing
away OF the great chancellor whose
memory is ever associated with the
greatness Of the German empire.
(signed) ADEE,
Acting Secretary.
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BERGEN. Norway. July 3i.-Thc
news OF the alarming change in the
condition OF Prince Bismarck reached
Emperor William late yesterday even
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ofan A'Ia.k on Ponce by the spanIar'lH,
1ut IL Turnsd out that 1'hsy were Re-
trsatlng and Committing EEorHssh OF
tie Most Cruel ami YIudietiye charac'
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Clerks Notice.

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of West Felic!.
ana, 18th Judicial District Cont, Saral,
f JON con, wifs, vDj. Stirling Clack.
husband. No. 42l.
This cause was this day tried pursuant
to assignment, and tho court after hearing
I'll the pleaAings and evidence being 81
tho opinion that Pitt. had fully sus-
tanned her demand. 1t il therefore and
by rSsson Of the law and evidence ORDER
ell adjudGetl and decree'', that tho com.
mnnity Of acqnets and gains existing w.
tween said Pltf. and said Defendant, br
and tho same IL hereby dissolved, and
that they 10 henceforth separate in
property, and that said Pltff. Ike and she
il hereby authorized to resume tho full
control and administration of her sep
crate property. And tho law and the ev.
idence being in favor thereof, it in fnrtber
ordered, a4tjudgcd aud decreed that said
? I'll. have Judgment against and recover
from ssid Defendant tho snm Of three
hundred and seventy dollars with 8 per
cont Interest thereon from Doc. Goth 1887,
and that she b docreed to have legal
mortgage on oil the real estate Of saia
Defendant to secnre this Judgment ~
date from tho said Goth .,ay IF Doc. 1897,
and that the said mortgage be enforced,
and that said Defendant pay cost Of this
suit.
This done .nd signed in opea court
this Dec. 18th 1887.
A Tree Copy, JOS. L. GOISAN,
W. 4: b. Turner, Jndss.
Deptg. Clerk.
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Chas. j. Boatner received the
largest number Of votes, Is delegate
at large, 1896, and J. Y. Saw,lsrs
Of st. Mary tho least, viz: 1904.
BY tho way, it may 10 noted as y
general rule, that each man,
among the tl'irty.six ran behind
the ticket in bis own district. This
is not any reflection upon these
gentlemen however. ltonIy means
that y few persons having some
particular grudgs against them
took that way Of gratifying it.
The other names were favorably
marked because less known, not
that tl'sy were any better shAn the
homo men. Homer calls tho Ethio.
plans "blameless." When one
remembers the distance between,
their land and Greece, oil tue
greater in those dim days ofselow
travel and non.intercommunication,
there 10 no need to searcl, for any
better reason than that for their
being called blameless.
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DO As.AgCH FoR Us.

Little by St. FrancisviI|e is
getting; herself comfortably hxetl
tor neat and progressive tew".keep'
ing. A hank, u post Office and other
minor conveniences are what she
thriftily counts among recent NC
QUESTIONS. But in telegraph and
telephone service, she il not quite
satisfied. There's tue Office Ut the
Western Union away down in
Bayou Sasa, aud that Of the
Postal Telegraph u" "earer than the
depot, q consideration OF no. lit.
tie moment in tits town, like Wash.
ington u. q. of magnificent dis,
tances. From different business
points it is y half mile or more ia
the nearest telegraph office, which
is very inc0nvcnient to our mer.
chants aud other business meu.
We mako no suggestion tos4he
Western Union, bsca,,se it has teIe
phonic co,nmpMipatiun with various
points in toYI though high rates
by telephone make it less useful
than it conll otherwise he rendered.
But The Postal Telegraph il We
believe seriously handicapped in
getting business, and we know,
seriously handicaps tue general
public by not having = more central
location for ito Office, and by giving
tho railroad business, preference ov.
or all others, no matter how urgent
or important the latter MAY be.
In Clinton, La., this company has
one ONCE IT. the depot, and another
has recently been located in the
business centre Oft0wn. Surely This
place does, or can give as much
business a. Clinton, and under
different conditions would probably
give more. The increased amount
Ut business would jastily the OK.
pense. THUS We come to tho caption
Of this article, and say most respect.
fully but urgently to the Postal
Telegraph Company: $40 Us much
for u.s."
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local capital. The millSare III nearly all
Cases earning good profits thus steadily
increasing tho popularity Of settea mills
as \ safe place for money.
One of the most in,rke,i features Of tho
industrial development Of the entire coun.
try has been the great activity in cotton.
mill building In the South. The success
Of the mills in operation, even hiring tie
hard times Of 1898, demonstrated as moth.
my else ever had done the inherent
strength Of the Soath's position for this
business. Even before there were any
signs Of revival in general business in.
tcrest throughout the country there was
= decided tendency toward increased
cotton-mill building in the South on the
Fart Of the Sonthera people. Mills already
j" operation began making extensive ,,l-
tlitio"s, while many new mills were pro-
jecte1, About two years ago many VI tho
|arg.at mill companies in New England
decided to bnild mills in tho Ssnth. Tho
Massachusetts Mill Company, ono Of the
oldest and strongest corporation Of Mass
arhusetts, bnilt 10000, ooomill with 81, 900
spindles AMI 1900 looms, at Rome, Ga :;
the Dwight Company, another one of
New Eng1and's leading mill concerns,
hailt aS5o0.000 mill ut Gas.lep, Als.,
another company bsilt u $500, 900 mill at
Csr'lova, AE'., while half y .,loscn or moro
equally noted companies have been ne
g"tiating with view to erecting mills of
rlnal cost IN vari"ns parts Of the Soi,th.-
MchardH. Edmoxd*, editor Of .Maxxfac-
txrcr's Rtcora) in New York SuR.
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Sheriff Sale.

State Of Louisiana. Parish Of West Felici-
ana, 18th Jmd. Dist Court. Sarah T.. Jemi.
son wife W j. $. Clack husband.
by virtue Of = writ of Fl FL to mo d..
recte1 from the conrt AMI parish aforesaid
in the above entitlesl cause, l have seized
and will offer for sale vt public auction to
the highest bidder ut the Ratc;ifff Landing
Store Of J. 8. Clack on
Saturday. ::Ja"sary %, 1898.
at the houv Of II O'clock q. m. tho follow
described property to,wit:
Merchandise stock in store consisting of
Dry Gnotas, Shoes, HITS, Gaps, etc, s
head Of horses, 3 head Of cattle,
Terms Of sale cash with tho benefit Of
appraisement.
J.H. CLACE,
Sheriff.
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III every city aud town there is
growing agitation complaining Of
the excessively high rates charged
for telegraph and telephone service.
II they arc wise in reading tho signs
Of times, the companies ~ posses.
sion oithsss nonoplies should real.
ize that Me days Of high rates are
numbered, and prepare themselves
" act accordingly. With rega'l to
telephone service, the. people have
the matter in their own hands, il
they no will. Local ielepl,0tte csm.
raniss are everywhere 1AE ,ol IA.
nised. They are Ito out
come Of high and uny fig rates
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Judicial Notice.
Alice Wright, wife } 18th .Ju,l. Di,

A''ce wright wife 18th c ;,nl: Dirt.
b W Wright, husband West Fsliciana.
This cause came on to be heard pnrsnant
t" assignment. .After hearing tho evidence
the Cont was Of opinion that the plain
tiff had established her demand md was
entitled to Judgment as prayel far. The
law and the evidence being in favor there.
Of, 1t is or,lcrcl stlj"dxs.l and decree.l that
Alice Wright. wife, tho plaintiff, do have
Judgment again.:: the defendant h. W.
Wright for the sum ofOne Thousand sevr
hundred AMI sixty.fve dollars, $l76i, 90
with legal interest from judicial demand
until paid subject however to credit Of
Nine hundred and seventy dollars, 500, 90,
Of date the 30th Of October 1897 as rot
forth in plaintiffs petition.
1t is further or'l~re'l, adjuilgsd and de.
creed that the Act Of Dation en- Placement
passed between the plaintiff and defendant
before John H. Stone Notary Public an
the 30th day Of October 1897 BE- and il
now recognized, ratified AMI confirmed,
and orlored to be enforced according to
its tenor. from its date.
It. is further Url'ra.l, adjndgetl and de-
creed that tho community Of actnet> and
gains heretofore existing between plain.
tiff AMI defendant 1,e dissolved aud shs b.
authorized and allowed to rc~un,e the
administration Of her own separate para
phsrnal estate in all rsel,octs 10 fetum.
sole.
It ia further or'eret' that defendant nav
Ill eost ofthsse proceedings.
Done, reaal and signcl in Open Court
this 18th day Of Dec. 1877
Filed Dec. 29-97. Jos. ~. 0olsan
4 true copy Judge.
+. +. Converse
Clerk.
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Succession Sale.

State Of Louisiana, Parish, of West Felici.
ana, 18th Jn,l. list. .Conrt. Succession
Of }. and s. Il. Rceks. Me-
by virt"~ Of commission to me direct
ed by tho Hon. 18th .)ud. Dist. Court in
the above styled succession. l viii sell
At tue last residence Of deceased in this
parisl, Oh
Wednesday, January ~, 1895
at II a. m. ot public ancti"n, for cash. for
what It will bring the personal property
heretofore unsold Of said succession.
En- +. l.. REEKS,
Tntor administering.