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Nominations For Congress,

Warm Springs, Ga, Aug LINE Dem
oorats of the ourth district. renomlnated
nudge w. c. Adamson for congress
Oshkosh. Wis, Aug. n.-Congress an
II. Davidson CRep) of the sixth dis
tr,ct was renomtnated by reclamation to-
day.
,,upelo. Miss. Aug. n.-''Private' Jonn
~ ALIEN was today renominated for con-
e--aesman from the First Mississippi dis
trict
Dallas. Tex. Aug. 1.-THE Democrats Of
the sixth congressional district today re-
nominated Congressman P E Burke b.
reclamation
Portsmouth. Neb.. Aug. 1.-THE ~
s,onists Of the First district today nomi-
mated James Manahal Democrao Of Lin
coin for congress.
Ia Crosse. Wis. Aug. u-Joha J. Ezch
was unanimously nominated for congress
he Seventh district Republican conve1l-
ton today. Congressman Griffin refused
TO allow his name TO go before the con-
vent!on.
Nashville. Tenn. aug. fi.-The Fourth
district Democrats congressional couvea-
ton al CookvlIle today nominated G F
snodxrass - succeed Hon Benton McAfii-
Ian. who was recently nominated tor gov
e-aor. Mr.. Snodxrass j. a lawyer.
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IO RULE NEN LANDS
Administration is DeviSing
Plans OF Government
PORTO RICO EASY ENOUGH
But Cuba Will Require a Lot
of Coaxing.
PORTO RICO EASY ENOUGH

Washington, D. c., Aug. n-Plans FOR
the temporary government of Cuba and
the territory which will be acquired from
Spain as a result Of the war, are now IN
der serious consideration by the president
and members of the cabinet.
Porto Rico, as an actual acquisition to
the territory of the United States. will be
placed in charge of military governor
who wis exercise a supervisory control
Of all of the functions of government, I'M
der the direction of the president. until
congress shall determine upon a perma-
nent form of government for the islands.
The president under the constitution has
no authority to go beyond this preliminary
or temporary stage in the establishment
of any system of governmental control,
and although it is altogether probable
that in his message TO congress on the
subject he viii exercise his constitutional
privilege OF making recommendations, up
on congress alone will devolve the re-
sponsibility and duty of determining the
character of the political relations which
Porto Rico shall permanently bear to the
OuILeu STATES mere are TSdSOHS LOT the
belief that the president himself favors
colonial form Of govrnnent, and that
this view is shared by members of the
cabinet. Canada is noted as having a
model colonial government, which is sat
isfactory alike to a majority Of it's peo-
pie and to the mother country. This sys-
tenn, however, it is believed, can be put
int mix 1ansa NJ
considerable period of time, and after the
people have demonstrated satisfactorily
their ability to govern themselves intelli-
gently in all IDEAL matters.
Upon the evacuation of Cuba 1t is be-
lieved to be the intention of the president
to establish for the whole island a tenn
porary military government similar to
that now in operation at Santiago. When
order has been fully restored and the peo-
pie have settled down to their peaceful
occupations it is believed to be the View
of the president that a convention of rep
resentatives of the people should be called
to vote upon the question of a form of
government for the island. The presence
Of the army of the United States would
be a guarantee that every citizen who
would subscribe to an oath binding HIM
self to support whatever form of govern
ment should be agreed upon, should have
the unquestioned right to vote for whom
soever he pleased to represent him at this
convention. The action, however, would
have to be submitted to the United States
for approval or disapproval. 1t is pointed
out that this convention of representatives
Of the whole people in the free exercise
of their choice might express a wish to
become a colonial dependency of the Unit
ed States, or might favor a republican
form of government, or possibly a ma
jority might ask to be annexed to the
United States. In any of these contin-
gencies it is believed that their wish
would meet the approval Of the president
and his advisers.
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NAME CHANGED TO WICK0FF
Authorities Deny stories of Hard
shins at fIOntauk Point.

New York. Aug. 11.-Many of the SOL
diers at Montauk camp are still without
shelter. Detachments of troops continue
to arrive. and many of those who came
TODAY will be without shelter tonight.
There are nearly fifty sick soldiers in the
hospital tents who are without comfort
able beds or good noursnment. Fresh
WASHINGTON, D C, Aug. u-War de-
partment officials deny generally the as
sertions Of discomfort and ill-usage Of
troops reported from Montauk Point. The
uuartermas department. which has
had charge deepening the camp. says that
good progress has been made in the four
DAYS since the order was issued establish
ing il.
serr.tary Alger says that in case Of any
of the troops from Santiago arriving at
oMntauk Point should have yellow fever
t!ey win be Immediately isolated and no
visitors permitted in their camp
Aouttut Genera! Corbin announces that
hereafter the designation Of the camp at
Montauk Point Will be Camp Wickof. in
honor of Colonel Charles a. Wickoff. Of
the Twenty-second United States infan-
try. who was killed at the head of his
brigade on the first OF July at Santiago.
This order was issued by direction of the
president.
Adjutant General Corbin has sent the
following order 70 General Young. COM
manding at Montauk Point, New York:
Secretary Of war directs that you CO.
operate with Surgeon Magruder. United
States marine hospital service. 10 estab-
lish and fix quarantine grounds and an
chorage for transports bringing Skaters
command to Montauk Point. As each
transport arrives, quarantine officers VIII
board It and raise the yellow flag. and
make personal Inspection OF the troops
on transports. If no yellow fever cases
are found. the sick Will removed TO
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Skaters Health Bulletin.

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE following Is
General Skaters sanitary report for Aug
ust 10.
Total number of sick, 3.255; total num-
ber fever cases, 2151; total number new
cases OF fever, 81; total number fever
cases returned to duty, 255.
Deaths August 10:
Private Frank Fuller, company NJ,
Thirty-t third Michigan; typhoid fever.
Sergeant Arthur H. Tenri, Thirty-third
Michigan; yellow fever.
Private Richard ". Johnson, company
G, First Illinois; yellow fever.
William J. Mosley, company H, Twenty
fourth infantry; yellow fever.
Private NJ. Thompson. troop G, Tenth
cavalry; yellow fever
Private Harvey Mcclure, company E,
Sixth infantry; pernicious malarial fever
Private William J. Waters, company B.
Eighth infantry; typhoid pneumonia
Private Herman w. GOetz, company F,
First Illinois; typhoid fever.
Corporal John Dunn. company B, Eighth
infantry: pernicious malarial fever.
Private P. V. Vesper, company NJ. Sec
ond Massachusetts,: acute diarreohea.
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RAGING AT INDIANAPOLIS
Record Breaking Time Sensational
Finishes in Plenty.

Indianapolis. Aug. u-More record
breaking and more sensational finishes
marked the second va -SHRDLUUU
marked the second day Of the national
meet OF the League OF American Wheel
men. One serious accident knocked Ar
thur Gardiner out OF the final OF the
Great American s.. 900 handicap race, and
nearly placed plucky BIZ Martin horse
de combat. This happened az the close
OF the second heat Of the contest. Mar
tin being at the front Of the bunch. and
apparently q winner. when he slipped over
the pole and sid along the track Card
ner wen; over him, Ed Stevens fo4ioNe1
and then Lou Coburu went down II the
heap. Cooper ard Mcfarland were In the
finish. but escaped from spill. Cooper
disrnourting from his wheel as white as
z shee; itsslf Gardner could Tot rlde
in the great final, bat Martin did ride -
show MS pluck. Prom sixty yards be
gained fourth. leading tie back bunch
over the tape
Ba14 Freeman. Becker and Cooper fo.-
lowed Martin. who took his hands O. the
bars and sat up % relieve bis poor strain
a. hsck as he made his an!sh. After CIR
cling the track part way hs dlsuouatad.
so- hscouId ride 10 farther. Martin vas
the hero Of the meet. for be came out
% ride as badly cut - and }Arrsd man
as has bean sseu On the track ihls year.
Fred. Castle. the s. Louis amateur wa1
qualified to6ay for The great 0ve-ll4ls
amateur champ .o1sAip. too& t5s aaRc
ea9 with Maya. % Ere. second and Z
SHALL. PhIatsiphlA tAlr3- Tals same tho
made ire back mark rzsa }1ek t0oissb r.
the fasrd beat BY working together au4
keeping out % ths way vel OTirE %
the withdrawal q Gardner, Eaie Esst
S-an thssc-atca alone. rs zTsat rivai.
Cooper. having - yar1s- The rzcs Sasa
pret-v ore. but TIRE generosity = t1e hsHa-
icao7sr toward he sz-anzteEF wso has
ts@afaa abo1y. IN zvnG hs- - Tsrass
enables she lint Es1 70 presas. ard
- prevent &c back usn czssaE p tAe
,sr.bs rhey had zEf oat Bad nnas1s1
nfsh 81 sas ; res hzr65eap rscorssse ~
age and tpur-Efgs zscszek fte ss9ke =
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UNEASY ABOUT CHURCH MEN

New York. Aug. IA dispatch to the
World from Madrid says:
Powerful influences are being brought
20 bear again on the court and govern
n,ent In the interests OF the monastic or
ders in the Philippines, whose fate ex-
cites much apprehension in church circles
and at the Vatican. The papal nuncio
visited Premier Sagasta today in the name
Of the pope TO plead the cause of the
monks and Jesuits who have suffered
s0rely in person and property in the past
and the present Instructions.
The nuncio displayed the utmost anx-
Iety TO know if the government could give
assurance that the standing and the prop
erty Of the religious orders Will be re-
spected after peace is restored and order
Is re-established.
Premier Sagasta promised that the au-
thorities shall give protection to the or
ders wherever Spanish rule prevails in the
Pacific archipelago but he could do moth
ing on the island Of Luzon. which is now
IN the possession Of the Americans and
lhe insurgents.
Beyond this the premier would only give
evasive and conditional answers. He told
the nuncio that II the American govern
ment assents 20 the terms Of the Spanish
note forwarded Sunday night s. mixed
commission will meet soon 70 settle all
the Philippine question and. therefore. the
Madrid government must await the result
OF the iabors OF that commission before
1t can reply fully to the query by the
Vatican.
The Madrid press believes that Il Will
20 hard with the monks as X is an omen
secret that both the natives and the
Americans contemplate putting an end
to their sway in the Spanish Pacific pos
sessions.
The cause Of che religious orders IS
warmly espoused not only by the Carlists
and the Ultramontanes but by the Con-
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LATE NEWS az WIRE

Cologne. Augt .i.-Today's game IN tf1s
international ciess tournament has been
postponed until tomorrow. Charousek and
Tscbigorin today resumed their adjourned
game. but again suspended play in even
positions.
Bennington. W. Aug fi.-Conssdsraois
Improvement was noted today IN ths con-
dltion OF Hon. Edward J. Phelps. who -
~ az the home OF General McCulboch at
North Bennington. The physicians now
look f9r a rapid recovery.
Saratoga. Aug 1.-The features Of the
racing at Saratoga TODAY was ne Numrn
handicap. which vs. contested By nine
two-year-olds. Il Vas Won Ia good shape
by Ethelbert. Alpen, the favorite. finished
sixth. IN 1.1gA Ways and Means WA
second. and sstirist vas third.
Washington. Aug. II.-ssnor a. IAze Ar
rlaga today wired the Assoc atsd Prsas
from Long Branch. y. J.. where be Is
passing a part % che hot SPELL that he
had received a cabIsgrRm today from us
home government saying: Revolution
quickly suppressed Peace prevails II
Guatemala
Toledo. Aug lions man was killed
and several tralnmsn seriously injured
By a freight wreck On the WabsEh rail-
road three niles east Of Cnprgbuaco InA
The train. loaded wffh 1--we stock and poui-
try. broke 81 two and THE two portions
ran together. wreck.nE siEht cars. Ths
cead man. namo unknown. vas IA charge
os he poultry.
washington. Aug. i1-seconi Assistant
Postmaster General shalienbsrKsr r.
turned yesterday after a months visit
- Europe While shEens &c ulad@ q study
% ere postal arrangements - foreign
government wlth a view 70 improving &c
serv.o CO. tie xii submit a report % ais
conclusions 90 the p9strnasteT genera Bis
tour incloes4 shs clglss OF Berlin. Fss7s
and Lo1doa-
Los Angeles. Cal. Aug u--TAs Tsrrss-
nal Railway company bsKan fuit today
ire Ire Un.ted states c9srt 90 sersin p>s-
rasa.en q Mormon islEnd IN San Pedro
Ha-ssar. where 1ae cap yards srs nsS
l--a.e4- Tee CAIN Il -; ugon ihAt ne
Island -ras not lnels9e1 ia 10 ss~ai ~
grant - me IJoaa.alcsa family. Ths
banning Br5rosra tsaEe proved ins is.an4
As rsvssnn4s-t .an1 ara hags gsssaszsi9a
row
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ELEVEN OKLAHOMA RECRUITS
Enlist at Newton in the Engineer
Service.

EnUsC at NeWCOn An the Engineer
Service.
Newton, Aug. 1.-The men from Okla
homa, who were to enlist in the regiment
of engineers, came up Wednesday night
in charge of John W. Parker of Guthrie,
who organized the party. They were ex-
amined this morning by Major Jadwin
and DIR. Boyd and the following accepted:
John W. Parker, Guthrie.
r f. Brandon, Oklahoma City.
C. W. Higgins, Oklahoma City.
Kennedy Carter. Oklahoma City.
George W. White, Oklahoma City.
Frederick G. Pope, Chandler.
Archie Wilson, Chandler.
Robert Lincoln, Chandler.
Schuyler ]. Grain, Chandler.
William E. Baker, Stroud.
Fred wilkins of Pawnee, Indian Teri
tory, came in this noon, was examined
and accepted.
One of the party was rejected and the
twelfth man Of the majors quota was
taken from Newton. He is w. H. Sims,
a barber.
They left this afternoon for Jefferson
Barracks, No, in charge of Mr.. Parker.
Major Jadwin left via the Santa Fe, his
duties as recruiting officer having ended.
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servatives. Their newspapers say the Vat
lean will appeal to the European powers
and nothing direct on the matter with the
American government through American
Catholic prelates and politicians.
Today's newspapers report that some
uneasiness, even alarm. prevails about
the manner in which President Mckinley
will view the latest Spanish note.
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= % 4 .

The convention by reclamation re-elect-
ed Sam B. Cook chairman Of the Demo-
cratic state central committee.
The naming Of the members of the state
central committee constituted the closing
business of the convention and at 11:1O
O'Clock tonight final adjournment was
taken
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PRETTY RICH DlGGINGS
Ninety-Five Pound Gold Nugget
Found in West Australia.

Perth. West Australia, Aug. 1-Advices
from Kalgoorlie, say thousands Of people
are rushing TO the vicinity OF Lake
Gvvnne. close 10 Kanowna, where q mug
get OF gold weighing s5 pounds was re-
Gently discovered. The excitement in ths
mining districts ls reported 20 be intense
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PLANT That cures yellow Fever

Toledo. O. Aug. u.-Nelson Trefry, of
this city, leaves in a few days for Porto
Rico under government contract. TO begin
experiments on a discovery OF a yellow
fever preventive. Trefry has satisfied the
agriculture department that a peculiar
plant which he discovered in South
America and which natures in thirty
days. Will prevent fever infection in the
Vicinity where EroWn
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To CIeanse the system

Effectually, yet gently, when costive or
bilious. or when the blood is impure or
sluggish, to permanently overcome habit
ual constipation. to awaken the kidneys
and liver to a healthy activity, without
irritating or weakening them, to dispel
headaches, colds. or fevers, use Syrup OF
Figs. Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co.
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Gnna rnr AII Timr.

To appreciate the value q TIE Eagle
Standard War Atlas. one must see a copy.
II L were advertised a. tie pEsee CO 3.
instead % s. GEMS. the public would torz
in advance a more correct estimate q -
worth WhEie = Is intended primarily 20
add information 70 current war aewS. q
indeed Is & standard w5rk fer al tire
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AnxeIiThrsusUpH His Job

WasaInEr aug U-Ir- James y
Angel. retiring minister o t1s Ln-ts3
States - TBrkey. sss infaruss tas see
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Choctaw Governor il johnson.

Ardmore 7 T. AUG lin the election
for governor of the Chocts~ nation yes
terday. Hon Doug Johnson defeated n
H Burris By q majority o. is out q So
votes.
W T. Ward Was elected attorney ger
e-al AMI A II Cosee-s- Dave Zee.ey and
o ocusahhv reoressnta..ves-
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AnnoInted Br the Pre-Ident.

Washington, Aug 1.-THE pres. Gent to
day made the following apopluf meats:
Treasury-T0 De surSeers In gre marine
hospital service: Josess r. Wh-te. So
men D Brooks. Eugene Was1so. Arthur
y G,enrnaa. Cyrus 7. Pecknarn-
In.e-io--To be azerts for Indians.
George X. Havs.et q Ioxa. Tor TIE $zy-
a3o agency. New Mexlco.
Howell p. &yton q Indiana. for tie
L ntah and Ca-ay agency. Ctaa-
Nathan ?. Joaazen e south Dak9fi-
Tor me san Cares agency. Ar1E9nA
Henry L EpackDar % Soath D4koia-
Tor sc s5ssesaa agency. So1t1 U4z1-2-
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s.ImrnPark short ThIs Year

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grand circuit races weredevoid II senss-
tional performances. Summaries:
2:14 pace, purse s.. 900: Agretts won sec
ond. third and fourth heats. Time 20Sx;
2.10; 2:o9. Bell Wool won first heat IN
2.o7ik Anne Lee third. Harry OmA :.
Fairview and Mcbride also started
2:I0 trot, purse 5000. Tommy Britton
won in straight heats. Time. 2.o9&: 2;l2i4i
2:I0 PiIot-B second: Oratorio. third
Little Edgar and Ritma also started
2:O5 pace. purse 1880: Frank Bogash
won first, second and fourth heats. Time.
2oS; 2:oGL: 2.09A. Annias won third heat
IN EOS. Bumps. third. No others
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Toronto. Aug. 1.-THE annual meeting
OF the Northwestern Association OF Oors-
men was held mere today Nessrs. Charles
Catlln Of Chicago, William Armstrong o.
s. Pau and W l. Jupp Of Detroit. were
added % she executive committee. Mat
.ers regarding entry fees and conduct ~
the regattas were put in,o the hands OF
the regatta executive committee II order
70 remedy 7sf~~- which nave been sppar-
IL lately,
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FirstDiyision 3Iiateat

Santiago. Aug 1.-THE transports
Manteo and Berkshire sailed north today
with the Twensy-first and the balance OF
the Seventy-frst regiments. thus COM
pleting The ernbarkadon Of the First di-
vision. The embarkaslon OF the Second
division viii begin TOMORROW
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re quarter in DE- 2-5. half in SO Is. and
le three-quarters in 1:1s 2-5. lie wai
aced poorly by a triplet and a quad
Pope Leo II in no Danger

Rome. Aug. u.-Dr. Lapp0ni and all the
Vatican authorities confirm the statement
that the pope's Illness is slight The
doctor did not stay the night az the Vat
lean. The pontif shows symptoms Of gas
trio Inflammation but he psrtook OF nour-
ishment last evening and was in excellent
spirits. He rose this morning al 5,19 and
celebrated mass. DR.. Lapponl visited the
pope az O'Clock this morning.
By DR.. Lapponrs advice. he pope re-
msined out OF bed only four h0ars-
In an interview today the doctor ex-
planned that the pontin was exhausted by
tie preparation Of his recent encycllcal
but ne hoped the pope would be NJ TO
morrow all day and that he would resume
his audiences on Saturday.
Rome. Aug. II CSfidnight)-Dr- Lapponi
visited the pope touight and found nm
much better: and u IS hoped that ne VII
be able 70 resume MS audiences tomof-
row CFriday)
IT'S understood that re intestinal tro1-
bic causes him great weakness. ~ita faint
Ing FITS, and despite the reassuring tone
OF the Official reports g - feit that the
whole truth Is being concealed