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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-03-31
TEA-ROOMS IN HOTELS.
Latest Additions to the Big Hostelries
Are Becoming Popular.

Tearooms are features of several OF
the big Chicago dry goods stores, and OF
late they are being introduced at IA few
of the fashionable hotels. In New York
particularly some of the big hotels have
seen the remunerative possibilities OF
a tearoom policy, and have let it be
known that between certain hours GER
tain apartments are dedicated TO the
cup. Chocolate, light ices and dainty
cakes are also 10 be had, and already
the scheme has prospered amazingly
Smart women were not slow to per-
ceive its advantages, while for the wom-
an who would like TO be smart it was
equally attractive. Young girls in twos
and threes, and with escorts, are often
to be seen, the place for some reason or
other being one of the few where il is
not considered out of the way for an un-
chaperoned girl to be seen with man.
1t is a charming way to entertain ones
friends when one wishes 10 do so neither
eiaOorately nor expensively, for, al
though only the smartest hotels have
adopted the scheme, an afternoons out
lay all told is very light. 1t is delight
full place to take ones out-of-town
friends and relatives as they have got
the impression that they are being
treated much more pretentiously than
they actually are. Like a good many
other things, the tearoom seems to
have NO stability on its own account,
but attached to something else it has
1hrived.
..Water of Life"
Prof. Arnoldus Villanova in the four
teenth century, made panacea of the
water of life" which was to have the
virtue Of giving sweet breath, fortify-
Ing the memory, besides being good for
core eyes, the toothache, gout," etc.
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NASH Il NASH

!. TTORNEYS AND DCOUNSELORS AT LAW
n Office over First National Bank, Eighth
street Collections promptly attended to.
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Argument, as usually managed, is the
worst sort OF conversation, as 1t ls gener-
ally IN books the worst sort of reading.
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A thrill of terror is experienced
when brassy cough of Group sounds
through the house at night. But the
terror soon changes to relief after One
Minute Cough Cure has been admin
istered. Safe and harmless for chill
dred. Henry Hinrichs.
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Dr.B Bulls
5as ss ;:.s; !; 'ss s:s5 Cough
families where children are -
sSs ss;sSs ass 2 Erss sssaa y sss: ssssA Syrup.

A little philosophy inclineth mans
mind 20 atheism. but depth in philosophy
bringeth mems minds about 10 religion.
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There are three little things which
do more work than any other three
three little things created-they are
the ant, the bee, and DeWitt's Little
Early Risers, the last being the fam
Gus little pills for stomach and liver
troubles. Henry Hinrichs.
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G. G. X G.. II. SEDGW1Ck,

Office in Torrison's brick block north end
3th street bridge, ManitOwoc, Wisconsin, COL
ections promptly attended to.
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There are no greater wretches In the
world than many of those whom people
in general take to be happy.
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TERMS l.50 PER YEAR.
DIR. r. s. MITCHELL.

Graduate of the Royal College of Veterinary
Surgeons London England. Fourteen years prac-
tic al experience in the treatment of all diseases
domestic animals subject TO.
Office Z. Cootway Sons Livery, residence
42s N 7th street.
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MICHAEL kIRWAN

A TTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE IN Posi-
a OFFICE BUILDING, Moth Eighth Street
Nanitowoc. Wisconsin. mayll
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TIE Caymans In the West Indies e
port nothing but turtles.
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Now orleans. Aug. iS-The monitor
lAssalc, with ihr Ion tlhna naval IT,.
htrvas, lu command 10 Llrutnnsiick on
board, arrived lu iru, of ths p..y thiH
morning ani was H.yUu n rluH.nr o..
cnpu'n nN ilt river craze and M thou
sande who gathered 90 both sides of
the Mississippi Th men ON board are
reported tp Do H.u.rally ln guai
h.alih. TIE PsssI.e hla been on duty
80 ih jr,tlrs and r..U,ly had b.on ur.
ulrct SO New OTtrH
N,figrdly IN W was lniercnpt.
ga with orders 3. p."H "a % pUusac1Ia
but ihe exchange. HH are uf.f.nE the
Washington auth .r..r go order hlr ~
remain here p'mrl HiIy Cor the U.S. II
en- naval rrseryH
Col Riches HFm.Ht % immuncs
which u largely r"rI...l ln Texas ana
which hla b.Un camp 100 ihla ely fur
some time, leff fIr Galveston. o. which
command thcy wtv Ui rcd Tho come
manu- lgit ln poor iH.I.ta owing b mo
reports that o. la l.k .E Cd he dlFblultl
Instead NJ being s.U, boo tin,lagu. which
had some Imn aFI u named as M
destInltlou. Tho .1 r of enc com.
mtni are anxious f.- "a cour. % in.
quliy 80 settle d,Tr.I0.y lhe truth IN
ihe eharg,s made no .hs e1nduc: VI IA
Texans here.
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rnrl. i're.. Comments.

Paris. Aug. iS-Thc American posi-
ton ln the lar east 10 attracting great
attention. The Suieu says;
"rhr Americans viii qundruple the
value 1f the Philippines. and Manila
will become thu rival nf i1ugAuug.
The United s'atrs viii have q prepou.
drritiur situation Boo Chinese waipra
There il nl market they desire more
oiscfiy shan ihc Chinese, anu though
thty have been fnrUHAllUd by other
powers. they viii nsHurpdly ovcriako
ihslr rivals IN iho npldliy OF their
progress IN that glou, and IN IA SOM
Ing breaking up 0g thf chinese empire
tho United states VIII ~. hr content
with The worst fortunes Tor SHELF herl-
tIrr."
The Temps while conwa,ulsting
France upon the role OF pelce-mll.,r,
racognIEoi the fact .hlt Do r. MOI nj
ways = good thing io put q fug'r BE-
twaan the hammer AMI ihe anvil, The
Temps lyfi "fhn ruliHd StItrs VIII
nos hear word af intervention. ana
France has no iniare1H lu cHmpr1m'a-
Ing herFelf gmtuli1uHly win a country
evidently deii.usd flr murc active
part ln great International affairs. II
would Doe arilerE go count over much
on spanish gratitude. Therefore Tho
fFVuch wltchW1rd should b.. Mes
HIeura, Point de .eln."
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New York. Aug. is.-Tho rcorEinlza-
il0n committee % the Union Pacific
Railway company held ~ anal meet
Ink today ut which the following ac-
zion was taken;
whereas. The organization of the
Union Pacific Railroad company ne tho
outset OF H. undertaking, determined
not TO include a compulsory voting
trust ~ shareholders ne q condition ~
90 plans. but az the close 81 ~ lnb1rs
90 create proxy committee tn which
shareholders might voluntarily intruat
their proxies. while satisfied with ana
desiring 60 continue the policies and
agreement inuuFuratcd by the commit
tee!
Rcsolvod. That the reorganization
committee of tho Union Pacific railroad
company hereby nominate and select
mmlttre, Louis llizger-
aid. Jacob ~. gchln. Wlnslow =.
Pierce. oliver Amos and r. N. Her
slman. 90 permanently represent az
annual and other meetings % the share
holders % the Union Pacific railroad
company such holders of the common
and preferred stock NJ said company,
aa shall desire 10 lntruHt their pr1Xlrl
10 said committee. fnr ih' purpose NJ
maintaining the agreement and gcncr-
nl policies lnnuruurtcd by the rrur-
raulEAtlun committee"
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Hltrlrhurg Pa, Aug. iS-Mljnr Gcn.
Graham received today from the war
department approving hm rrcnmmcn.
dalton that the new camp near Middle
town De named Ia honor OF Gen. George
Gordon Meade.
The third hattnl ON of the Sixteenth
pennsylvania volunteers, which failed
90 go 20 Porto Rico with Cll. iulInrs.
arrived In camp today under command
ot Col liekauls, pcthchmrnts ~ tho
Third Missouri First Rhode iallnd,and
second Tennessee also arrived aul
wont into camp
The Thirteenth. Eighth And Twelfth
iannFy Vanla regiments win De- with
the command. The battalion ~ IN
Nlnth Ohio regiment OF coloroi troops
has been located m q nue position.
Among The arrivals az the camp to-
DAY was First Sergeant Glurl OF
velt's rourh riders, who has iust
returned from cuba.
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conirai rnclnc Raiitoad Aifnlr..

Warrington. Aug. 1s-slr william
4. Mafrlct and Air Wal,cr Moarshend
of Loudan. representing EnglHh hold
CrH of Central laC.nc railroad stock.
called on thu President today aud later
had conference with the attorney
general The purpose ~ their visit
30 Washington was tu learn what were
mo purposes of ihH government WIN
rcsrptc TO foreclosure proceedings, or
action under the authority granted hy
Congress ~ o. last aeaslnn, 90 cneot
% settlement with iho Central Pacific
and Union Pacific companies They
also asked permission to De- Represented
lu any proceedings contemplating "a
settlement with the Central Pacific.
No definite answer could bc glNnf
them ut this time, a. o. what action
would be token IN the premises Tho
government. however. 70 was Htli
could not undertake 10 settle amy
matters ~ difference between the
company and thU shareholders ~ priu-
cipal concern being 90 secure che liqul-
dalton of Co.'S own lien upon the road,
MCHrs. marriott ana MoutHhcnd o..
turned On Nuw York. whore they VIII
confer with other shareholder.
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rur pArrLnsn,r WISCONSIN
,,....,,,..,,n discuss the Character OF the
-, ,,r Her CANDIDATE for sponsor.

,fu,,ptee. wis. Aug. Bat n meet
a., ~ Inc battlcship commission at
,,.s po.,or hotel. all tho momhrra. con-
stn,i,n of senator stchhlns " Anrnu'c,
nv, ~, vnoids u Genoa Lnkc and julius
,,. ~, If milwaukee were present O.
80 expectsd that th' cummi ei'n
wonid nj this time select the youns
vi, wI wro IL 10 stand sponsor for the
n,i,t,"bip Wisconsin Ia the launching
ncst Noycmber The commisHon huw-
w. adjourned without commit tc any
carJidsten are coming from every
,ugttcr and the members mad ui.s
,rii have Il heavy task on their hands
~, rbnractgr OF the present which
mo stlto Will make To- me ship VT, q
~. ront into commifriou W'a dIH'
ousted. and u wan decided not 60 pu,-
ssrt "A library, az has bosi augg a.
but 10 select the usual conventional
In addition TO this. however. tho
state viii give the batucsihp a. h1ni
some bronze badge. the symbol ui
Wisconsin. with the state motto oi
Forward" placed over 10.
The committee viii meet the lltl
Friday in September 60 decide Who
shall christcn the ship.
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Washington, Aug. lS-rherr has been
conferences between Estrada Palma
and other representatives, ot thf GU
bans with officials of the United states
government relative 10 IN. Guiana and
what would Doe dunc with them.
Mr. Palma was advised that tho
United States would mot consider tn
question " compensation ~ the cuban
troops, because there was mo- power In
the government 10 do 20 even n thorc
was an inclination. He was told that
the best thing the CuhnnH could 90
wan 60 advise the men IN arms lo dis
hand retire Ia their homes ana engage
ln peaceful pursuits That the meme
herH of the Cuban junta recognize that
THIS ~ the only thing 10 do "a pocn In
the fact that omiaaaries have already
been dispatched to Cuba with view
OF carrying out the desires VI the Init
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THE DUTY OF MOTHERS.
Daughters Should DO Carefully
Guided In Early womanhood.

what suffering frequently results
from n mothers Ignorance; or more
frequently from mothers neglect to
propcriy instruct her daughtcrl
tradition says "woman must suffer-"
and Young women are 80 taught.
T'bcre Is o little truth aud n great deal
~ exaggcraiion In this. II Young
woman suffers severely She needs
treatment and her mother should SEQ
that she gets IL.
MANY mothers hesitate 90 take their
daughters to physician for examine
,,op, but no mother need hesitate 10
write freely about her daughter or
t.rseif TO Mrs. Pinlshnm aud secure
,bc r.,st efficient advice without
.h.rge. Mrs. Pinlthhmh address "a
Lynn, Mass.
Tho following lctterfrom Miss MARIE
= 1ouSsoS. Ccntralia, Pa, shows what
neglect will do, mud tells how Mrs.
pinkham helped her;
"Mv health became 80 poor that I
had 40 leave school. I wH- tired all tho
time. and had dreadful pains Ia my
aldo and back. / was also troubled
Win lrrcgularity Of mcusca. was
vers weak, and lost 10 much flesh that
nv friends became alarmed. Ny
mother. who Is a firm believer In your
remedies from experience, thought per.
hans they might benefit me, and wrote
vou for advice. followed the advice
YOU gave, and used Lydia y. Pinl,ham's
Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills rs
YOU directed, and am now rs well NJ |
ever was. have gained flesh and have
a good color. am completely cured Of
irrcgularity."
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cNLnonNiA DEMOCRATS.
state Convention supports Fusion aud
Maruirr.

Sacramento. Cal. Aus. iS-rhs Dom.
ocratlc convention was moro than an
hour late In assembling today The
report OF the committee ou fusion was
first presented. II recltos that the
Peoples party and silver Republicans
were ln accord with tho program "
fusion AMI would loyalty support the
bemucrltlC ugkot " % should ufuc "a
rlong 90. lines mapped out 10 urged
the adoption NJ the fusion plan. ana the
muttor was nut 60 q vote without debate.
Fusion carried with iUHH than dl.Hu
dissenting votes. W. II. Afford. chair
man OF the Democratic state central
committee, then nominated Congress-
man james q. Mcguire Tor governor
M brief speech In which be- said that
Industrial freedom was the ono rght
democracy had In view. United SuteH
Senator stephen N. white second a
The nomination IN o. oulur'atic HpDuHb
wherein De- viewed Mnruirr'H record Boz
Congress on the railroad question Son-
at1r white was frequently chrorcd.
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Oregon nanrand and navigation Directors

New York. Aug. IA meeting of the
voting trust certificates, rarf li'ng
tho preferred ana common HtI.EhuIiUfu
of nu Orog1n railroad a Navigation
company, was held mere today. lh,
flli1WIng Wrra designated t1 he voted
f0r by the voting trustees ss directors
of ih1 company at the Annual meeting
ib bs held at Portland, oru., 1n Sp-
tCmbor ist; a. L.. Muhler d. W. Cor
belt. W. 10. Aver, ". W. Cotton. VILE
lilm Atuciniosh. Henry FaNug W. 20.
Lldd and a. l., MIllr of PORTLAND;
Miles &. M11rc. or Wliu W.II, Will
liam T.. uul. Henry Cannon. Daniel =.
Lamont and Edward Harrison vi New
York; g. :. Mellon OF 81 Paul and
samuel CARROT Boston.
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|IjTi6B5iIfII
|MEttIIlss|

tn anil from chicago. 81 Louis.
omaha, Kansas Ciy aud an eastern
points.
Direct Dino 60 the Trlus.Aii1iuIppl
ENr'..,.u sapHygrf allowed M
umaha 0n 400 tickets reading through
that cIty
Two through trains each way daily.
Nr'i'hu.ol hunet smoking library
''if' Pullman sleeping ears. rccllu-
ms chair ears Seats freaj. coaches
nnd dining carf. operated on the a
On carte plan
Tickets az ofIlcgH of connecting lines.
J. A. DENTON. Ticket Agent Il. q.
W. lly,. plDiy block
u. =. Ni;sLlN, Travelling Pass. and
Freight AGENT
W. r. MMiLLAN. Gen. AIT.
go e w. Temple 81. salt Lake city.
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Milwaukee. wis. Aug. lN.-I. o. pa
NiH1n captured the nomination Tor
state treasurer on the first ballot. fc-
u.NlnE il.is votes. or half l vote more
than waH necessary Tor A choice.
Davidson Dbl "a La Toilette man.
ON motion uf Judge Mead iho uomi-
nation was made unanimous
The convention thcu az ! O'Clock took
"a fneeFH until $3.50. whom th. balance
lf ODE ticket VIII probably hr chosen.
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THE COLORADO MIDLAND RAILROAD


I've Through Trains Daily
iirtwUun salt Lake. city. ogden aud Lead.
Vile. cripple tftHk, Colorado ruflurs uuu.
yuf sud an points east only line running
THROUGH CHAIR CARS. Through Sleep
rfs uu both morning and evening traluA
Ibis Hue, lu connection with The RIO Nrunde
Western, rUHrhUs Denver earlier than any
other Hue N|I colorado sprluFs, No change
~ rnrs ~ delayed tftlus. Take the tolO-
RADIO Midland and save time and enjoy the
tutst rluU aud Frandrst secuury In colorado.
agent. uf
W .. HALEY. O. a. brown,
q. "a, trn. AFunt
Denver. Colo. salt Lake city.
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Madrid, Aus. III p. MAJ che clb-
lf .Huufl today ihg queen regent
pa ding senior Saraata thU premier,
explained She progress % tho peace
"FIt.1illnl
Af.Ir she council Gen. Clrrea. min
ln.rr uf war stIi Go ths spludent
~ 81. Associated proag .hhs Clpt.-GDn %.
AuguaI was rom rHd from command at
Manila uu August on.
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New York. Aug. ia fpoclal dis.
patch 20 ,he Tribune from Washing.
tom says.
Adiuiant General Corhin said In an
interview that he was going 10 mus.
lr out between 1000 aud 100 900 vol.
untterH a. soon a. practicable. Tn.
selection o. the rogiments win not b.
made arbitrary. hut having iu mind.
hiH, uf all, the reports Of tho regular
army officers now with the VOLUNTEER
would De given the highest cnnside,,
axiom, ana the wishes M governors. as
wen as uf the regiments thomselvas
Would have careful consideration.
some interests uf the national govern.
men demand the dlshludmpnt of
troops secured under the second cali
ana In other cases regiments RAISED
under the first call which have h,d
service and which have been material
y reduced In efficiency through sirk-
moss viii hs the first 10 gn.
u VIII not be feasible 10 Issue a pfp-
,ldl order nr % compare c1n,blefe
lst covering an the forces 10 be mus-
tered out for rome time nt least IN
me contrary, as soon aa an ngrcepent
lh reached regarding any ptrtlcuin,
regiment II VIII be Immediately ren,
20 tne state camp, where n was orl.'
lhally recruited and organized and H.
lNn az lih property can Dr. turned over
70 the government and rs ncr,,nts =
settled, Tho individual records of IN.
officers and men VIII he completed ana
they VIII hh discharged from rG,,'ie'
undor the United States. WV
The only mastering out orders laau,t
up 90 the present time relate 4, a.
First Vermont Infantry. II waa orI,, i'
naily proposed that the Regiments n,.
sanlzed under me second call which
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~. AuE 18th Madrid CORR.
H.. 'hg Daily News slys,
| N h,neo and casiennnoy IA
t-s',..l'.,,,l'a have been appoint.
,ngia iof cuba. ana Cons
y. ~. uiiega ana Admiral vaI.
lphlhlf. ihs e8r,..,..,.-.
s,nor Leon 3 Ctr'Iio ny
- ,,,iAdur 10 Franc" Mn
W. sessions of ths p,-.
-,i. enof Mofei'a eird'b5-
~, Impossible by tha b".iii
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loo, ieft their states should be Inn
hsu ,,"seiy dlshanded. and piis VIII probe
n MI te followed out with very few
s..,.rrtiona.
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bnmbardmcni earlier n the sptnards
made any attack Tho governor replied
Immediately thanking the American
commanders flr thoir humane sentiments
but saying they were ufel.1s' hrCHus1
he was surrounded Wl'h rebels AMI hal
NO place FOR refuge Tor the great hume
bOr OF alex AMI wounded and women
aud children.
''The governor thcrcupon convened
the consuis. begging them 90 use their
influence with the Americans Co got
them TO grant him time aud facilities
Tor the removal of the refugees, and
suggested the use N tho American
troop ships. hut he was unwilling 10
allow them food from Manila. no
seemed Indifferent 60 the fate Of tho
10000 natives.
"Thc british consul made n power
ul appeal 60 the governor 30 sur
render. clarifying the hsroiTm hthrr-
% shown hy the SpunlnfdH, but domon-
stfating the hupClvHHncsa ~ further
resistance. The other conHulH endorsed
his appeal with the exception OF the
German consul. who said that ~ a
military officer. h. should hesitate 10
assert that the Spnnlards had dnnc
enough yrt
Today tho conauls viii visit Admiral
Dewey to convey the governors tv-
quest. hut II IL probable the reply will
he too late. u ought 60 have been
made long ago.
''rhc roholH made final cff1rt to
capture the city ON Tuesday. but fail.
cd. Tho Americans arr preparing "a
act ana avoid trouble In entering tho
town. There has been slight nghtlng
iur four days. and Il = reported that
twenty Americans were Killed aud
sixty wounded. This nghtlng In pure
| IS preliminary.
in consequence of the American
ulumntum. the governor ordered the
artillery to cease Smelling the cnomy'H
trncheH and he suspended an onlcor
az Malatn Tor disnbuying his orLvra
There b. little nrlnF az night
"A spanish commercial denutation
today waited upon the governor nni
h,Tgcd him 90 surrender. saying that
otherwise they would be utterly ruined,
Tho civil members % the council of
war favor n surrender. but the mill
iafy members do not care 90 endorse
| such request
Officers tell me they ronllss tho
I utility Of resisting the Americans,
Who with their superior guns, can keep
az long range ana XIII everybody with.
ont loss 10 themselves, with probably
"a dozen shells.
The british consul promptly mr.
ranged Tor four launches. under a
white rng, 20 remove British subjects.
ana also for one launch for the chin
Gee. SWurmH ~ spanish ana native
hnlf-cnHte women and chldrcr are 60
hr provided with means ~ escape.
IT IN believed that the Ainrficnu
runncrH have been ordered 60 SPARE
The churches. owing 90 the fact that
thousands ~ persons have taken re-
fuge In them.
The EX-GOVERNOR II trying 20 so-
cure passage ON a German wnrahip."
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fss3.lEnrp
slTE.
SHORT LINE
Railway.
TIM cAnD N fFFfcr NAV si,1,

IfuIUn uFHlNu and UUuHff ne = ale 4 al. fH.H.4
"'''' us follows wmy.
From thionro. Omaha. So I1HIt
Kansas cay. Denver. plrh CIV
uug ogden ....... ........... 40 o.
from irlrnH. Butte Portland. san
Francisco. u.lUu aud IuipfmHd.
T.. A'v Vllulf ..ts. ...... rs m
wv ." iAl. l-.n r'" NnInF.
A.. Ntl' hnu ihiufm.d .H.. u!.uts u % u
il"lN 'hlrAiH Hllhl. rt lau.A
a., N'i' ~ va lllnf,r 1ul 20. .nu ID "a OBJ
~. ',,,f al' KY, r'npoi W..
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surgeon arnerai stennberr'. Position.

Washington. Aug. is.-fn reference
20 report that surgeon General Storm
berg had asked the secretary OF war
Tor a court Of Inquiry. h. states that
ON August 9Th last. Ia a letter 90 rho
secretary of war. the surgeon. general
made "a full explanation OF the refer
nnre % the deficiency In medical sup
piles az Santiago, showing that ample
supplies had been sent with the troops
from Tampa, but owing a. difficulties
connected with the landing 90 Slhonoy.
O. considerable proportion of the sun
plleH had bneD. left on the transports.
30 the same i0tter the sufgeuu.geu.
nitl uqucrted that II the statement
was not considered satisfactory, IA
court ~ Inquiry should be appointed
ln ascertain II there "a any respuuai.
hIIlty on his part or that OF tho ofnr5rr
' whom the orders for the supplies
uld been sent. There 10 no auEgratlon
mat a court u Inquiry IA 10 BE- ordered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-19

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