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PLANNING A DEMONSTRATION.
The Soldiers Will he Entertained by the
People of Honolulu.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
Honolulu, May 20, via San Francisco,
May 27.-The citizens of his city held
a mass meeting on the evening of the
18th inst. and made arrangements to
entertain the United States troops
when they pass through this city. The
meeting was a most enthusiastic one.
Stirring speeches were made by
United States Minister Sewell, United
States Consul General Haywood, Will
liam o. Smith, attorney general for
Hawaii; William Kinney and others. A
committee of 100 prominent men was
appointed to handle the affairs. Meet
ings have been held from day to day,
and all preliminary arrangements have
been made.
The government has rendered the
use of the large drill shed and the
grounds surrounding the executive
building. A sumptuous spread will be
prepared for Uncle Sans defenders,
under the direction of the ladies' of
Honolulu. Fruits and flowers in pro-
fusion will be provided for the guests.
and everything will be done to make
the short stay of the soldiers in Homo
lulu a memorable one. over IS, 900 will
be subscribed for the entertainment.
There is much speculation here in
regard to the visit of the soldiers.
Many believe that the men will not be
allowed to land. If the men do not
: )me ashore the success of the affair
.yill be marred to a considerable ex-
tent. but the BOYS will be provided for
nevertheless. Well cooked food. fruits
and other things will be sent on board
the steamer. to be eaten Oh the trip
over to the Orient. A squad of 10 men
was sent ashore from the Bennington
yesterday to assist in decorating the
drill shed, where the soldiers are to
be feasted.
The Bennington may convoy the Cit0
of Picking to Manila. The fact that the
Alert is coming here seems to warrant
the impression that the Bennington is
for other service than to lie at anchor
in a peaceful port. The Picking is ex-
pected to bring orders for the Benning-
ton.
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sweet Wine Productions.

San Francisco. May 27.-The internal
revenue collectors OF the First and Sec
ond districts have just made public fig
ures showing the production of sweet
wines during the season, which began last
August and expired on May 1. After the
latter date the rectiication of such wines
with brandy is not permitted without the
payment of an internal revenue tax Of 81
on each gallon. TIL production of sweet
wine during the season was about 1000. 900
gallons. When the sweet wine law went
into operation in 1898 the production did
not exceed 5000. eco gallons. All of last sea-
sons product has been sold.
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A Receiver Asked For.

Seattle, Wash. May 27.-The sequel of
the Clara Nevada disaster will soon be
told i'm the courts.
Mrs. II. l.. Hawthorne of Portland. Ore,
to-day filed three suits against the Pacific
& Alaska Transportation company. Mrs.
Hawthorne charges fraud against the Nc
CURES. alleging that they. as directors.
authorized the assignment of the COM
pany's interest in the $4,000 policy on the
Nevada to n. j. Mcclure, of II. Il. Nc
CURE q Co, for the purpose Of delaying
and hindering the creditors of the COM
pany i'm the collection of their debts.
Mrs. Hawthorne also sues the Pacific
and Alaska Transportation company on a
$500 promissory note ALLEGED to have
been made I'm favor Of George Forster
Beck. the purser on the Nevada. who was
interested I'm the concern as a stockhold-
er. A receiver for the company is asked
for
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TO GO NEXT WEEK.
Equipment of the Second Expedition to
the Philippines.


the Philippines.
San Francisco, May 27.-Major Gen.
eral Otis has not yet established his
headquarters at Camp Richmond. but
will do SO within a day or so. An in
spection OF the camp was mad yester-
day by Major Moore and Adjutant Gen.
eral Berry. staff officers, and II was
learned later that the departure of the
second Manila expedition was to be ex-
pedited SO that. IL possible, the chosen
troops may depart next week.
Additional equipments were unloaded
at the camp of the 18th California vol
unteers, and they are a~nxiously await
ing marching orders. Arrangements
were made to quickly supply all that is
lacking in the outfits of the Pennsyl-
vania, Colorado and Minnesota regi-
ments. and these also expect to soon be
sent across the ocean,.
An especially rigid physical examina-
ton was mad of the Colorado troops
by Lieutenant Colonel Lippincott. which
is said to a " been very satisfactory.
The Nebraska men were also carefully
scanned. The men of the 18th Nebras-
ka were paid yesterday. receiving near
ly 5000 among them. The men of Ida
no N Kansas. who were for a time
neglected, are now being supplied with
substantial camp fare.
The alleged action of the governor of
Kansas in Withholding the arms and
equipments of the departing volunteers
was strongly condemned in a resolution
adopted last night by the Building
Trades council of San Francisco.
Recruits are presenting themselves
for admission into the 14th infantry
faster h they can be passed upon.
The 10th Pennsylvania has caught the
fancy of visitors TO the camp. Its APP
pearance and strict discipline attract
nue. attention.
The Utah light artillery also comes in
for a large share of popular approval.
AS for the 18th California. it's officers
and men have been made at home ever
since their arrival in a Francisco.
The 9Th California is still at the Pre-
sidio, where the boys are perfectly on
tent to remain, hoping soon to occupy
the barracks vacated by the regulars.
Governor Richards Of Wyoming is ex-
pected to arrive at Camp Richmond to-
day as the bearer of a flag presented to
the troops by the women of Wyoming.
Lieutenant C. l.. Stone, company +. of
the Minnesota regiment, was to-day re-
moved to the French hospital. He is
suffering from a disorder of the ear.
Private j. c. Johnson, also of Mime
sofa, is quite i'll with pneumonia. -Four
men from Kansas and three from Ne
braska are dow with the measles.
Free reading and writing tents are
being furnished to each regiment by the
Christian Endeavor society.
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governor. Mrs. L. p. johnson OF Idaho
Falls. william j. Boone of Caldwell was
named for congress. The resolutions con-
tain no reference to the silver question.
prohibitionfsts expect TO poll a big
vote. owing to equal suffrage, as Idaho
women this year will vote for the first
time for state officers. Other nominations
were: For lieutenant governor. James
Ballentine of Boise county: for superin-
tendent OF public instruction. J. N. Rey-
nolds Of Emmett: for secretary OF state,
Rev. J. w. Knott of Sod Springs. for
treasurer, ]. ]. Anthony of Moscow: for
attorney general, William A. Hall of
Grangeville; for auditor. Mrs. Naomi
Mcdonald. populist, of Boise: for mine
Inspector, David Fadmer of Silver City.
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Was Nearly sunk.

San Francisco. May 27.-The steamer
Cleveland. lying at the Mission street
wharf, was nearly sunk this morning by
the steamer Sequoyia, bound for her dock
with a load of lumber from Fort Bragg.
Sequoyia was crowded close 10 the
wharf by a ferryboat and before her
speed could be diminished she crashed
into the stern Of the Cleveland. damaging
the latter badly and i~njuring her own bow
TO some extent. The Cleveland was ready
to depart for the sound and will be de-
layed here for some time undergoing re-
pairs.
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Mrs. Frank Pixley Dead,

San Francisco, May Z.-Mrs. Frank Pix
ley. widow of the late prominent politician
and journalist. died last night at her
ranch near Corte MADEIRA, Marin county.
The cause Of death was heart disease,
from which she has suffered for many
years.
Mrs. Pixley, who was born I'm Philadel-
phia in 1888. was the daughter Of Captain
John Van Reynegen. She was noted for
her unostentatious charity. She has no
children. but leaves an adopted daughter
3 years old, besides many relatives on this
coast and in the East.
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ORIENTAL ADVlCES.
Japan n Keen Spectator of the war he.
tween spain and the United states.

Japau n heeo Spectator OF the war me-
tween spain and the United states.
San Francisco. May 27.-The steamship
China arrived here to-day from Hons
Kong via. Yokohama and Honolulu. The
China left Hong Kong on April 30. and
therefore did not bring any advices OF the
battle at Manila.
The japanese papers. commenting IN
the future of the Philippines. say 1t will
be well for Japan to be a keen spectator
of the war between the United States and
Spain.
The news from Calcutta says the plague
is causing great alarm there. At Hons
Kong. however. IL Is stated hat there
has been a great decline in the number of
fresh plague cases.
A dispatch from Pekin under date of
April 30 says that the Chinese govern
ment has granted the following privi-
leges to the R-usso-Chinese bank: The
construction of a railroad extending from
Kwohluh. in Chilli province. to Tat Yuen.
in Shantsu province. and the extraction of
minerals in Tai Yuen and Fanchow is con-
templated.
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Baltimore Not Wrecked.

London, May Histories circulated
at Madrid and elsewhere regarding the
Baltimore are evidently g~roundless.
The dispatch received at the Spanish
capital from Manila apparently re-
ferred to the alleged disablement of
the Baltimore during the battle of Ma
Mia. when a Spanish shell struck and
exploded some ammunition, slightly
injuring eight men on her decks.
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sIx Miners Drowned.

Pottsville, Pa, May 27.-while miners
were working in the Red Ash vein OF the
Kaska William colliery. about ten miles
east of here, yesterday. a large body Of
water was struck and six men are sup
posed to have been drowned.
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A brewery Burned.

Boulder. Colo. May 27.-Fire in the
Crystal Springs Brewing and Ice COM
pany's plant destroyed property to the ex-
tent of $4,000. Fully covered by insurance.
The building containing the machinery Of
the plant was completely Quilted and a
quantity of valuable machinery was de-
stroyed.
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A.Suffering
Soldier.

This sefe,a1 fought for his country; suffered M.
told Aaydshjbs, and returned uzM heaM shattered
Many a byave soldier has the same history. Today
this one tejoies IN a neuO5oHud strength and tells his
experience to benefit others.
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Second Philippine Expedition.

Washington. May 21.-The war de-
partment to-day chartered the steam
ers China and Colon of the Pacific Mail
company. which. with the Centennial.
Zealandia and Ohio. will comprise the
next expedition to the Philippines.
leaving some time next week. They
will carry 5000 men.
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WANT ADVS.

Advertisements under this head . cents
. word for the FIRST Insertion and ! cent Q
word for each subsequent Insertion No
sdvts. taken for less han Is cents.
CLASSIFIED advs. per line per month....u.S
(Count 6 words to the line.)
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A Woman for Governor.

Special Dispatch 20 the Standard.
Boise. May 2L-The prohibition state
convention met here to-day and signal
lied itself by nominating a woman for
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


S3.2Co-l0 ACRES. 3 MILES FROM
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S.s0o-l60 acres. IA miles from MissouIa:
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81. !. Close column, 2. First company,
Fours right Tor left, 4. MARCH.
The first company fours right the captain command
Guide right company having advanced eight
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THURSDAY

the column captains opposite the cens of their companies the
others their posts in line or column.
front line, MARCH The first fourth companies
cute right front into Hne and the formation completed
scribed.
of companies unchanged till column Of
companies tours is again formed.
three companies in the battalion the first and
patoons of the what prescribed
for the second and companies and the third closes
upon the second
With companies the the fourth form in
of second and third companies above prescribed for the
atoons OF the second and the fifth closes
the fourth
With six companies the fourth company forms column of tours
follows the second the fifth follows the third and the sixth
closes upon the fourth and 6fth.
The column and
marches by the flank and the by the commands and
column full distance; in marching by the flank the
flank companies obqne sufficiently follow in of the flank
tours OF the leading the right left front rank
the leading guide and changing directions the
company regulates its the companies col
Of fours
To Form Square.
Being in street column l. square, MARCH The lead
ing company halts FAST the right and left flank
wheel by fours to the right and respectively and halt the
company executes about face
To form again in street column column g MARCH
The that leading when the square formed
stands FAST the executes about the right
left flank companies wheel by tours the left
they regain their positions when the column marches.
Being street column to form column full dis
lance: l. Column Of companies MARCH, Guide right
l The first company advances, the flank companies
front into line in double time each when full distance
preceding and the advances when
distance. Officers, guides, etc. return to their posts
The street column forms column of the
scred in Par 3 The designated executes the
menf the other companies take their places
four with file clOser the flank designated
pany Officers guides etc, their posts in column.
NoTE-At formations of the battalion, regiment etc, para
graphs 26O 3 etc. presented from the ORDER
lions of the battalion and at paade they
the present to the order or to the right shoulder.
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VyANTED-Addresses of A. G. Hurst, Dave Mum.
w roe VIM. Renfro, of 18th Iowa, and Jack
Slawson, James McFeetrich, of 7th y. Y. H A, by
r A. Rollins Dayton, Mont. late of Co. K, 18th Iowa
S72-5e
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This work gives the history, cause, means
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1t also gives a concise account of the structure
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and rules of life The work was prepared bya
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1t is single volume of 1 ,l56 pages, in
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This magnificent work is a cyclOpedia Of
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which is the only cost involved.
Address
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The captains an
nounce the guide on
the flank toward the
base company; if the
guide be center, the
captain of the right
center company eau
tions: Guide left.
S57. The line of
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second company halts in
rear of the left of the
first, and when his rear
four passes him, forms
line to the left, halts the
company, establishes his
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Movements by PIatOOns.

4S The major form the battalion coamn OF platoons
Y the right or left form line from oa of patoons the right
Or left, form column fours patoons and the re-
verse by the commands and prescribed the School of the
Company.
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TRUMPET CALLS, &C.

To economic space the music written higher than the
trumpet SCALE and is adjusted the scale bugle
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r. % fAf' $50 tours right each captain
has when three beyond the right of the preceding
and the Of his company passes it y ours to
the left balts it the line and dresses
marching the captain Of the first company it at the COM
mand march; the movement is executed as before
341 To dploy the column faced to the without
ing to wheel about by fou the major adds the Faced
10 the rear, after depoy column
The movement executed already explained that each
company marches just beyond the line has about
by fouIs after which is dressed toward the point
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new direction IS halted
and dressed to the right;
the other companies form
close column as prescribed
in Par. 33S.
If at a halt, captains
give the commands neces-
sary for putting their conn
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NN-Nd ~. UNITED STATESTARNT.
Vs.
SCHOOL OF THE BATTALION.
fContinusd.)
Being I'm Close Column. to

Being I'm Close Column. to Take Full Distance.
$50. Being at a halt: Take full distance 2. Guide right
Tor lett) g. MARCH.
The captain of the first commands: Foard Guide
rsh. 90,
Each of the other captains commands: l. ForTdrd e GWde
right MARCH when his company is at full distance
marching the major oms the command for the guide
If marching quick the captains of the companies IN rear
of the first halt command march, and put them In
march above explained -,
If marching and the command be double fm the
captain the first commands double time the other
captains their companies to continue the quick hme
excessively commando Double time MARCH, when at 1u
distance. :,
If marching double time the first company advances in double
time captains other companies command Quick t'n
at the and successfully command l.
Double time q MARCH, when at full distance.
To PIoy into Close Column.
337 always ployed with the designated or
leading company in front
The adutan sergeant nearest the designated company
places the leading guide and assures the position
of the other guides
Being i'm Line. to PIOy into Close Column.
3SS Being at halt: /. first company,
Fours right g. MARCH.
The captain of the company commands L. For~ard,
Guide left.
The company advances twelve is halted and dressed
the left The other companies execute Jours fighf
The captain of the e=zz=zz
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platoon distance in rear Of the left of their nIaces
in line, where they change direction half left and
at platoon distance from the line execute platoon
right front into line.
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To Form Street Column.

P 10 Par $685. 301. Being in column Of companies at ul dis.
lance: Street column MARCH The first company and
stands FAST the second forms in column of PAGES In
Of the Of the first third forms SINH
larry in rear of the left four Of the first the
pany the and third al officers the color guard
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VIZ ANTED-To sell-A set of the Official Records
w of the War of the Rebellion Address Box 4Ois
Arapahoe, Neb. S10-Ss
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The first company exc
cutes ptatoons, right front
into line (Par. 243). The
second company executes
column right; when it's
Leading guide is opposite
his place in line, column
len; and when at platoon
distance from the line,
ptdtoons, right front into
line.
The other companies ex-
ecute column half right,
move by the shortest line