davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-05-13

furnish good shelter.
One thing which helps to strengthen
the Iowa soldiers and make them ready
for service sooner than in some other
States is the fact that they have not been
pampcrcd. In their annual regimental
camps they have been kept on regular
army rations. If they got anything out
side they had to provide it themselves.
They have learned self-reliance.
The raising Of two batteries wat assign
ed to Lieut.. Hanson Il. Ely. U. 8. A.,
ut present instructor in artillery practice
in the State University. This State has
not maintained any artillery in connec-
ton with the National Guard, but its
practice has been taught in the univer.
sity, agricultural college, State normal
school, Iowa Wesleyan College in Mount
Pleasant. Cornell College in Mount Yer.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-05-13
NEBRASKA.
Lincoln correspondence:

peaceful pursuits the
old State fair grounds
near Lincoln have
b c transformed
within n week to a
place of rendezvous of
warlike men.
At the present time
between 1.50O and 4.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-05-13

presence Is discouraged, as the boys had
to pass through a trying ordeal on leav-
ing home, and they are now getting ac-
customed to tent life.
OF the men now in camp Detroit fur
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-05-13
ILLINOIS.

Springfield correspondence:
history of Illinois has never
tpfOrc produced such n camp as
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-05-13
INDIANA.
Indianapolis correspondence:

Guard near Indianap-
oils is a constant
source of attraction
to all classes. Every
thing is now perfectly
systematized and
working in clock-like
order. All the for
malities Of camp life
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DIVA
Des Moines correspondence

Hey at Des Moines is
an ideal place for SOL
diers. 1t is in the
n fair grounds,
on which no fair will
be held this year.
The grounds are COW
cred with grass, and
t buildings in
which the four rcgi-
ments are quartered
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-05-13
MICHIGAN.
Island Lake correspondence:

. Governor, IL. >. FIN
gree, is the busiest
man i'll the State now,
because he is running
\ the biggest thing in
the State-the camp
Of volunteers. He has
forgotten everything
else-politics and bus.
incss-and is devoting
eqnipping the troops
|. homes to have Nichi.
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NEBRASKA POLITICS. 7.
Populists Hold Balance Of Power and Will
Rsb Dictate Nominations on the Fusion FL OF

49, 49, |AsI AlOhCUeIh Fl f ~ ''.'t ~.
, Lincoln. Aug. IA hight Of Citizens
iAg and conference failcd entirely to
clarity the political atmosphere incident
to- fusion in the state, conyGnti65n, which
meets this afternoon, ,,It, developed
cmphatically to-day that the, PopnlistS
are masters Of tie situation and can
dictate terms to the otfef two parties.
which probably will be on the basis Of
giving the lieptcna6tu governor to the
Free Silver Republicans, ATTORNEY gen
eral to the. Democrats Afia the balance
Gft he state ticket to tIhG Pops. j1As to
the head of the ticket AGove1fi6r Hol-
comb is more frequently mentioned as
the possible compromise candidate, but
it is doubtful if he would accept with
his knowledge of the Rnpulist, iopposi-
lttiQn tot third term. The story con.
Meeting the name of W.5aI. Bryan with
the gubernatorial nomination was quick
y II denied as. absurd cby delegates who
claimed to be able to speak y for Bryans
A 1 surprising strength has been devel-
!oped by, j. II. Edmjston,, the, present
state ofl ipfsRpesetAr ii1pfR e9stAr and. chairman of the
.PoPulist state central committeq;lwIt is
generally conceded that the YeAoiee! for
the head of the ticket lies between Ed
miston, Thompson. GaffiniEGaRl sAeir,
H.yli1h With the chances slightly fayoring Judge
LAQfn pSOu. . ,., ffytt ,....i , ftu,f ,uag !
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ATTEMPTING TO CREATE NEW ISSUE.
Senator Jones, In An Interview, Dispenses
Democratic Doctrine for Campaign Pur-
7d' poses" The Days of Thomas
8s g-r,-, 4t fToAfea-r.,, >, iy5 = s,Yp .,1 ,f4iI

,b'St. louis. Aug. 2 2. Senator Jones, of
Arkansas, chairman Of the Democratic
national. committees, who has been i'm
this city Jconferrings withH prominent
members OF his party said ctjncernfng
our foreign policy, before 1efeftfor New.
York; rThe United States rs pledged
10 6the world that an independent Stable
government shall be. established fff5t1l-
ibA This country tHih,utj afford it0 70
back on its pledgeo These are ny
private viewsiwliieh 4 believe arc those
Of the Democratic party. II do not know
what conditions may nariSa'' respHGting
Cuba, ,abut1 never have known ni%aa u Spa tl-
ish- American community 'capabfe'' OF
self-goverhment, and 1T is possible that
since we set out to free" Cuba from Span
ish domination we maybe compelled to
pursue course which. will eventuate in
the control OF the island...y II, aunts4tz sat
"'While | am not in favor 0frthe ac-
QUESTION Of territory In the tropics. sueh
a course. would be less objectionable
than any other, Cuba is adjacent to tho
United States, as Is Puerto Rico, but
the thought of. annexing the Philippines
is, prep0sterous, un-Democratic and not
in accordance with the principles handed
down from the days of Thos. jefferson
We. began this war to secure the inde-,
pendence of Cuba and nothing, mare..
When we have accomplished that oeBd
and Spain has Unidentified n us for the
enormous Us war, war expense, Our mission7will,
D6IuOIIts e al ftnfEu ssi.il
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Dewey Manila Flip to be had only at
Fischer 8 Co.'S. Try it. 4 M -g.aN...E /.
Territorial Supreme Court.

| Court convened promptlyat 10 o'clock
this morning with Chief Justice Mills
and Associate Justices McFie, Parker
Crumpacker and Leland present.
Case No. Y120, Denver 81 Rioz Grande
Railroad company, plaintiff in lerror. vs..
The United States, defendant in error.
error to first Judicial district court, was
Observation-Disclosures. rWoIcstt & Vaile
and. E. l.. Bartlett for the plaintiff, = ".
Il. Childers and A.. A.,Ioaesafera the de-
fendant.aa r,,a t .;DaFyq -tlrf #.
In case No. 30, PRICE & Walker.
plaintiffs in error. IS. W. II. Weed ct al
defendants in error trrohd I'd district
court of Lincoln county, H.lB. Fergus
sonfappeared for j. y. Hewitt, attorney
for the plaintiffs ...s.....7 ,..-,,
d, In case No. TAI, The Winters Cattle
Raising CO., plaintiff in error, VS.. Terri
tory of New Mexico, defendant in error
error to the district court, of pSpcefro.
county, &. D. Bantz entered appearance
as special counsel for defendant: ]. e.
Fitch for the plaintiff r. IL. Bartlett
for thatdefendant.q i!iw Jdpis ~ w11
accounts Of e Unitcd States Marsha
Foraker. amounting to S475.95, and of
United States Attorney Childe rs. for
S10T.6O, We're allowed,
. . Il L.
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MUST |. ISL QUIT Ul];|' !. AMERICA IN ). NJ "A
Official Statement 1olfg Contents Of
Mote to Spain in Answer to- t.. p 7
q a..5aI 951 Request for Peace b. a.1s 81. -
NO PECUNIARY INDEMNITY
Immediate Evacuation Of Cuba and Puerto
Rico Demanded United States Will
Hold Manila and Surrounding coun-
tn Pending Settlement

Washington, A1g. s-The following is
the official statement given out by the
authority of the president today after
the Misunderstanding: In order to re-
moyeiany mIsappr6 hension in regard to
theiasgo Citations as to the peace between
the United States and Spain tits deemed
proper to say that the terms offered by
the United States toFESpain in the note
handed to the French ambassador on
Saturday last are in substance. as fol-
lows: The president does not now put
forward any claim iifof pecuniary in
demarity .Abut requires the relinquish-
ment iofnait claims of sovereignty over
the title to the island of Cuba, as well as
the 4, Immediate evacuation by Spain of
the island; the cession to the United
States and the immediate evacuation of
PUERTO, Rico and other Islands under
Spanish sovereignty lii the West Indies
and a; like cession' of an island in the
Ladrones.i a-1I @,g3 quo @hs' 4"f
The United States will occupy and
city, bay and harbor of Manila
pending the con nelusion iof 4 the treaty.of
shall determine the con-,
troll, disposition and government Of the
PhilippineS. II these terms are accept
ed bySpainn III their entirety It is stated
peace Commissioners Will be named by
the United States to'meet similar COM
miss ssioiiersl ON the part Of Spain for the
purpose of c0ncludmga treaty of peace
IN the hasistaboNe indicated. aa4Ua1 III
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WILL LtBlHlbtFASIsBsrffGsEE sBs KS Ipsn s,5af m
sSQs Ppsssl slias oPissss PBi }sa ii
the Three New Waa.5 VaselktP Pwvideda 4
for by the NewoN oNatalqPrsgfaAfdf," ;ns1l

Vdh1nHStoIi' mug. - Gpe..t tkue eSSr
of rsthe speed of the thnee abattleshiss
provided forby the new nfvai program
has been freo0pehed .5sIItIMas isiipVesaa
the matter had been settled d9wheiedS Salts
retaiy of the Navy Long anfDuncehfi iai
wsdaystago that preference Moalhtabe'
given in awarding the contracts to the
bidders who offered guarantees of the
highest speed, while retaining the gen
eral characteristics of tho design set
forth in departments ,circnlar. 1t is
proposed now to change these designs
completely, withsthe iitsatioiI of max
ing the new vessels largetdhan was in
tended, and speedfer ara Consequently
costler. To do this Wilt require. an
amendmer,t>, to the law bf6viGng |Iahx
building the three battfssh ps. n 1,Hs>
proposition under consfd9 9ratiM N !, itoo
give the proposed Ships d dispfaa Nnt
of 10000 0Itons instead Of ll,6f50,s aAA IBb,
fix their minimum speed ut is 81 dtA| Ialf
hour Instead of 16. Another impaStaM
change proposed to be madeIR .tik gFew
ships is the addition of coppSr -SJlAth-
ing, to prevent fouling their bMtbms,
and the loss$of speed resulting thcre-
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aCtAi MS OF AMERICAN CIFIBEHS. Z
United States viii. Assume Liabilities for
Losses sqstaiusdin Cuba Will Amount !
.,s-., to Over S2O.O 100000, tor yyahse

.NiishlilpRsttplbr Aulgg, t2',cr It's iSa under
Stnod 70 be the present intention nf the
administration to eASsume All liability for
claims presented By American citizens
against spafn;on account Of ffijhryi'td
'personat propertp In Cubs O. Slime part
of this liability ytihay he imposed npon
the lgoyern,hentiM Cuba later on! when
they shall have been established, 'incIdd-
ing such cases as can be directly eHargtd
up against the insurgents, wftei 1, 'thSy
have destroyed tho property 1of Amcti-
can citi2ens in the course of their OPERA
tions: The amount Of claims against
Spain was Sf5,O0O, 900 aC the data Of the
destruction of the Maine!n IL lis" esti-
mated that the total has been Increased
to VIZ, O,0O0-O0U since that itiiat, and no
doubt. there are many 6thef tlaims not
yet presented. hMa 1ore GGlfe8af Wade
had 4SngiconsaltAtiohl With Secretary
Alger to-day, pefteetihg Bhe "details Of
thel expedition ihs will lead to- Pherto
Rico to reinforce Gen Miles, Fifteen
regiments havs been practically selected.
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FOR SALE By
II: 9. cART~RicHT I BRO.
osye snitlo9ro isAatg,S saAbat,S

'a, Dewey social in Catron- block BY, the
5tEpworth Leagus..,@ The program will
l!legin at $ y@f1oeka q Refreshments swiIll
be served after 6 o'clock. An admission
fee OF 10 cents will be charged at the
door. One half of the proceeds will'be
given o.Itbe 44adies'r soldiersi Aid sb--
ciety, F5Q2lltowips 81 j. the program: af =aoa
p9 y.gr- hna yoPART4, sol a}nfR !. s-s..-
Piano Solo-Seected ,,,,,. ,..,...a Berta Hurt
Vocal Solo--"Last Night = Nellie blanchard
Recitation Selected. .y...t..,....t Mary, Swope
Piano Dnet-Selected ...........x.,....
.............. Misses ShorIn5yef and Hurt
Recitation-'iB barbara FritchieiiI. -.
Vocal soio-Selectedt. ....... Miss Ssna n
Recitation-"The Comfort Bag Ike
..... ~" Edna Berger
''.' AAm .G9u. PART II. Hpy 15A4'i'z s...
Guitar and Mandolin Duet-Selected
and LfE,f Ets bchsHer,H behsR%s
Vocal Solo1SeIected,. ~. = ). ;"... Mrs. Wood
Recitation-Se!ected, Mrs Van Schicll
VocahSolo -tSelecteti q ! Miss Amy GHlliford
Recitation-"Th Enchanted Skirt',...,....,-. -.
Duetryolin and Plane. j..:. .!..a. 49, "'''
...,....M Mr. Clay and Miss Daisy Patterson
Vocal SolO-Selected. -. !. Mrs. MeCord
r.. pattpmtmsA.
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ttilH ~ 1flt-s f'.IAft : ,'.sf - T. tt.s. = :
:, "A ,:MARlKEIsT. B REPORT.

New York, Aug, Money on, call
nom 70 iSafa11ya1t Sfy y1s i s511} s. IA per peg sent Prime e
mercantile sp9 \ q paRers sa3A g. 4,st Silyers
sss1; lIe|aiqi 1eadi ~ saQ;1 saQ;1 copper, la%to zsda
"a chicago {.aa9rs, 9 Nishbeat AAg,. eSA; Sept
q oata, q sSfH ?ssbE., sps, @ sfp' ~ 'ss T.:
s5d 5S 1tFf$S s4sSs sS;4Si TsSss ssgs
steer rs,,s9ss. So d $780, Westerns s4.oo
f@s$4 go; stocKers iahaa feeders, so. 10 "a
$4.65. .9vshtspr tetetpts3 $4,000; ii steady;
natives, s$3. 00i a $a:Ts;1 westerns, $3.50
q 4sae.s .lsm hs, $3 $50 ts6.3o.aHqa aait
.Kansas1 Gity1.-s Cattlel receipts,y $4,000;
Steady to strong; native steers, $500
@ $4.35: Texas steers, SO, 35 % $4.35;
Texas. cctws, !9$e. 40 20 f$aG5;i native
cows and heifers, -$t.5O % $4.6O;
stoc kersaa ana feedefsj $3.50 a $5.1O:
bufls, $500 a -$3.e5N Sheep receipts,
1000, 8tlgpl;Wlamhs, JSAOo AN s6. oo; :mut-
tonsl $a. 0gt tat,@ %s5D.oo o2oad3t l,1awI,
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Extra sssiion oAtongress.

b. saclll Cleveland, e. oaAug. FL enator HinnA
congress WlllahndoubtedlY- hay-called
early in the autumn. .-'tsThe beginning
of the end of the war is at hand" said
the senator, ''and anse0tras>sassi0n will
htI's hayetos "a sbs called ltA ee4sidegJhe ssatRs;
cation of the terms 81 peace ii .obs1, a
,,,r r,,r, Only the Senate to Assateuilosi IN.
Washington, lAng.i 2te-Mhstsowilt be
ino.extra session of4IcongnssyHia ltfoifgho
the senate will 1hayeito be called tugesh4
,er, for the prompt IpaHtachttdA nSf~tAet
treaty Of peaceifothetprosswtaepfM tt
the PRESIDENT spres@HSno1tekalsta pAtV
the AWhitesihouse ythat .ao1npeia atdRa2t
should be some extraordinary des4BbA a
faents the,houseaMdlr ia suwaH or W9at9laHu
convenes, sor,sshe fregaaars rs skssA e4fe2tA
IDecembBr59 ,iel i..sw bs1abio1dme nf1ss
cFy aui,esyf7T,T7T dnnid 10 DoilfUuO;
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AGNEALDelsIKTRRYIEWED.
Observation-Disclosures yInSasion,of Philip
pinestHD Disturbsds0 Over Reports That J.
,,,4. Islands Will Be Returned
.4sbh&palD g

y stn@S .1SbhAAaehfkh sahAT hnafst1''"'
~ 81, New Aeraa Aeraaa lulAApga ssEA eablegram1to
.As-JolEnahfRoa, Ghyise, ,sdateds. .Jmg 3os
via Hougksagp gplrepoats, that ~ ocotre-
:sgendeat spaq ta two. daysointeryiewing
insurgeBN, df dfai1A8Es. fHs discovered eyi-
,depce of jealousy ef thg American inYar
,sidna but no actual antf-American feel
argsaThe dispatch adds: .Genefal Agui-
,,hlaldo is respWTpttoYRtf AdWiral Dew,
ay+ General Merritt and Consul Wildman,
Wama saa s5SS opRgb sc 5sds 5sfdlA Mf
from giYihshha ysehSfgetic. feib to % the
ggasted 5taaAtAes bfee esad Raa WIS lEfys ohfy
4 Negative sort of assistance until he
gws 1D,cs faEn 9t 4 RSllsy Ssfrbsa tha
BY the SNGHfeg SGHfegf gfaaphiti Npdtts $.thato the
United StateSf wifF aBa ffaGdi2 the ISLANDS to
Spain. There are indications Of issclashi
between fansasl yrsl5 rAsls5srltttt eRa fsneEs
tAsd sfed Uysrrf 49utn bnn aucoSTDe 10
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BETTER SAArla EsS,rDlnffmyEsssa9s yss9sss
Gases Of Sickness Among Sobisrs ss San
tiaEo oDecreasing DeaahefR fRakeiisiq
10 Ei& s5irglnUax, d}nS1k,aMsui1t ii Wa1.

" Washington, Aug - detailed
statement of the affairs at Santiago, to-
Esther with list ofs4AeatasreInh1aaf, is
,6hown In; the following 9 te]egtsnasi rne
ceived from General ySha hafter;nosYeq liz
Sanitary conditions July 129a Total
sick, 4,164s total cases of ifeNRrj S,2ii2s
new cases Of fever, .609; cases ofgfever
returned to duty, zoe: deaths, l0..lh 10 Y
.sssSanitary condition July 30: Total
Meks q, ,892s total cases Of .'fever, ea.690;l
new cases, a43; casesfofj fever rbtuEasd
10 dNty, Sl5; deathss G!" 9Qad s0gaV ss.l
IL Ina dispatch dated at Santiago today
General Shafter says he has In the hos,
,pita41or the Wounded and sick prisoners
31AKx 2,1Hl9 lnndoG YinNoJ
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ss@.ss ASKED FOR H6RE TROOPS.
III lis -
General Merritt HsS saassted War De-
q psrtmant to Iacrsase ForoA AifPhilip-
,n,y,a s,.a, a piass Y 649oRR 9 V "A Mygn,':IIll

San francisco, Avg Agss s.as.TIh repE to a
dispatch .rssefved today from General
Merritt now at gavfte, General Merriam
cabied that sincethe ssiephrture,of the
governor generaiio4 The Nifllpptnes, five
-traAsportsAxith 4saaT meltNihade, sailed
from thisport scarcely hsd the mes
sage es been santabefo!e Genesait Merriam iMieegrria
received word from IT, War depaftment
That General; ;MerrittINd asked tS have
his command s4increasU from go, 900 to
so, 900 troops, inserdelsAo be ablefto meet
any emergency whichmay arise,en ac-
count of the hostile attitude of }Geheral
4 iAgnfhaldo ahdtthe insurgents. N
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Court Notes.

tJln the district court for 1'aUs county.
Simon Sanders ct al have brought suit
against Repitacio Barron TO foreclose Il
~ %@rtSaSG tSaGiG. Ge9 fdr a5tgrney hsfcmG
ant, '9Id ,tH9r2 = ~" tl9Yssooh 81! -"
s5In the district court for Santa re
county the following suit has ibeen filed:
I, Territory : of oNnw4 Me4eaJ b,a Hilario
Ortiz. for the collection Of :, delinquent,
taxes due on real estate amounting 10
s575.5o. c. A. Spiess for the territory.
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i CotleO OF Ciyti, f.i.otcslllrc.

Every practicing att5rney III the ter
tritory should have a2copy of the New
Mexico Code of Civil Procedure, oound
in separate form with. alternate blank
pages for annotations. The New Mex
lean Printing company has such AM edi-
tion on sale at the following prices:
'Leatherette binding, $l.25;4ifulI law
shehp, Nj flexible MOROCCO AZ so.hge M
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Suicide Of Wealthy New Yorker.

New York, Aug: 2.-George Todd, Ia
wealthy resident of this city, committed
suicide today by jumping from the tenth
story window OF the Hotel Maiesticst
He has been i sufferer frommelanehelfa
for some time He was a brother Of j.
Kennedy Todd s,...,...a,as M aa-eH4as,."D
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Struck Against Reduction, in, Wages,

! Cleveland, O., Aug. .,2.--Aa strike was
formallydoclared today by tht federated
wire trades at the works Of tliG II. +,
Nail Company and the Ameritm Wire,
Company, both Of which are HHow tufRds ufRRdder
control of the recently formed wire and
nail trust. Theistrik6awll throw about
2,10o persons ont of semployment. The
cause of the strike awas,a general cut of
a5HSl per cent III usgps. and a threat
ened cut of 20 per ceAt more.
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Reis,asin,e,E' q ~ POLITICAL Pr;Ssoners, " ,,,e :.

Was shngtep, iAagiaa.-The War de-
partment has postctiitlie' following steIc-
gram from General Shafter, dated San
tiago, Adgdst1 !: An Political prison,
ers vesbeeT immedfately released 50
so9p. as we reaciied ti1eni.. Have not
hf&aTa from Ghaptananio, but General
-EWeTs went there three hayso ago, to. re-
GyiSe, the surrender Of Rims a1d politicat'
The 9eIs e. 5Si1ata1SYbtedly re-
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Populists Lost Heavily.

2'oEirmingham, Ala, Aug. q s,--siSMdout
.ofaa counties have been heard tWuntas
TO yesterdays election. Partial returns
received Indicate that theA DemUrTfAhtf n
n1apritY ig1betWeen .50,ObO and 'Hfj;;gUU.,
The reports show, that the shpWbsts lost
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Royal Wedding.

Coburg, Aug s.'@=-DuKe GuetKer, Of
Schleswig Holstein, brother of the,
empire IS u Yerinssf gas 1married at I'll tie
court chaith here tbday to Princess Do
rothea Marie Henrfetta Augustine Lou
Use, Of ofISaXeiGoburg.. =, .,nD.i .nh4n.Ir .Lnl
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Charges Made Against Management Of
anaHsd r. dS2 eartmen9 9f4N d
CIT MNe-In Is

Re MADE Vy<sAAAsarl departV{lJt r. ~
.Nestsin what official at General Shat
lteBissheadquarters is responsible for dis
patching to the,N transports
.lbadsl With soldiers, lswlfiahgafen naaiegtd
eolhssunfit for the work III (which tliey
'arerPut. Sturgeon .ssseAsfati Sternberg
hasfsent the, following dispatch to Major
Harvard, chief surgeon with General
Skaters armysao"The.. n,ahaEement of
the medical department. q 4. Ssntt tagaSa,is
,ssyerely crfaetsadio: If sskR aaaccan-
,yaleScent are SENT tanla aluswt wterzasters
transports that are saifdta be- over
crowded, not, proparH Supplied With
medicines, or medical, attendance, 4or
with suitable light diet VINO is, re-
iresponsibleg = Report III, full. and take
measures tolaprevent similar occur
renee in the FUTURE Asrigid investiga-
tion IL to be made Of the charges made
by Red Cross, officials and others, Con
corning the, ,un fitness of the transport
Concho, which reached New York seq
eral days ago. N'''' 'N" ''''''' ,a.$
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Prince Bis,narck's Funeral

Berlin, Aug. at seems doubtful
whether Emperor William will 90 to
Frederichsruhe, owing to tie ALTITUDE Of
PRINCE Herbert Bismarck, who not only
has not needed his majesty's desire to
have the remains Of his father buried in
Berlin, but seems to have refused Pro-
fessor Lenbauchi permission to paint a
portrait Of the deceased as the emperor
desired. Besides, the coffin containing
the remains of Prince Bismarck has been
closed somewhat hurriedly.A- 4HH : d B.
Emperor OH Way to Frederlchsruhe. t
Kiel, Aug. a,-Emperor William and
the empress left taday for Frederichs-
rune. " h1a bl4i aG4 81 >iEe . ta a@ ID
Memorial Services In Rerlin, EGHaJ
Berlin. Angg a.VrFuneraL seryicesi In
honor Of the Tate Prince Bismnck will
take, place Thursday !mornins i2im En-
peror Williams memorial church. &
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Earl of Mansfield Dead.

London, Aug. .a.--Wm. DavidMnrraNs
fourth earl Of Mansiield, is dead. lae
was born in 1906, and has. been lord of
the treasury and lord high commissioner
OF the church of Scotland. ?. .ss4 8 .i5j
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.,t'' Cd, G CHASTITY esAlt;a|'T. j.
Bodies ,1 'H19n y ths 81 sa4kYf I French E l' steaner
Floating II ,ip, hsT Trapko Of VesselsiT;sail- b.
nrs 1bsnysdnd IH,;;itL r IL Po1ts

,athf laesyidsd. d.Nitbi gJfs Bsltsoatsua,
4 Ne W ,Kls9rka sAAew aiusIhey steamship
WesterM afrWsdctdaNnoandntAosei
vbport tAnt 'ani,hiles aotf Sable
island and within about one mile inf tith9
spot where the 4aahsuIgogpeI went down
on July, 4 the bodies of 81 men and two
women were seen floating in the water.
1t was 4 signlfflcaant fact that almost an,
the bodies W itch Seem floating with life
belts loM. weres sailors: s.irhG passengers,
seemet45 ntikqth 5qife bbeF@ ard ;therE-
fore saffk dose igdt bnlta14han | 0Q9 ;
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Speaker Raid Resaon1inated. Il u.
= Pottlaasb, ME- pAoaeap besrifs1 ast o con-
gressi io,rshwstFiese sirenonlinated'
tTillloma masB! t4ssed sbyp Aaccfamation, amid
much IA eYitlftiSiasnHHI9 % 10 nollhlosho7 91'