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P1aUER0 HAS GIVEN UP.



0o9U 01D Authority - the
0eveoasseoSses.
pUERTA PLATA, Aus. 0.-Prssldsnt
vguefo yIejAol ~ exeeuttvo authority
% his eosaell q nlnistsss - noon today.
O0sclal notice g ~ eAanOo = adminis-
tsAatoa has btoa eooi1vo1 eku0 the CAPT.
tai By Gen. ymoest, ~ = ne provis-
ional governor Of the city and director Of
the Revolutionary committss. with the
fail Of Ugueee the ssvsluttoa = victort-
Gus. The s0ln1seees NM opaelnus -at ehs
hsad Of thser various departments until
. provislonal government has been form.
- after which elections fss psesidAnt
and vice president win occur.
The e1ty = euloe TODAY. bSe busaaoss y
q . standstill
The Dominican gungoas Restaurcion =
ashore on the rocks @ ~ eatsaaee q
AAcaris harbor.
Santiago. Asea. Lsvlga, Pueets Plata,
San Francisco Do Nacsfis ana Baui have
etAgo was teeoo AFTER . strong night. u
r expected that other places Will submit
TO the revolution without Any more dght-
lne. principally eWtnG - ~ tASs that
ths prssident has reslgne1.
ss: Any; s z: s: &: 80 = e Z
S.. o.s &. sr 81 = Is e., syo ses s !:
this district iAms Be feund - rsvcln:
the infaptsy. VIII HIN was eeooe Ds.-
lowing they hsA III Shs young msn q that
dsn; c.sr.do es.esS ssgeu..,eas v..s
ins ISs'ns !. 4. g rusrs
city surrsndsrsa Asgsst 4
The great part q the revs1uticnery army
bs.ssdng TIE c1ty q sensiaeo ds Ios Cab
Gals refused g eonstdee ~ pgoDeea1A
= k =: S'sSI ~. se.n.a ~ surr.e.
and the revolutionary forces attacked tks
place ~. ssssn - ss q Asser IL so cap .:
ssnm q 70 ' - % ssss "ss troops ss'
testained the viot6rA Ths Asualties of
the svvclutlonasy army numbsss1 ene e.
ncsr ard e men .ouode6
verde VINO are nov srSsssiiiy x ssp sS 8; &
xuxuss y Cen. MANUEL Coco, govern
ss ns q SiiE e: . ssS a e rs
humanitsr,ss ideas. turned he city over
90 the municipal council. The council IN
bert ana Juan Guasri6c ana ths other o.
took paare IN the preeence Of the consular
corps. prominent cifigene ana 3 large
number q ne people. royulsr dsmonstr. :. :.
were complimentsd on THAR victory ana
their wish to gu.ain the vlil Of the peo--
pie. Tho rsvoiuttonary chlefs euiog1sed
the authorities. Den. QuAffido was APP
pointed commandeF.l n-chief. Gen. 1mbert
eovsrnor ana Gen DussG1c Dllianusva
town mayor. Other local otE'csss were
TNs former eovsrnmsnt oa1ciAis, having
approved Of the pecGramms g the rsvo-
Gen. 0uayrido. ~ the head Of strong
column. left BY tsain Ct p r. % had
HE men "a the national capital.
The sx-goverpor Of oanslagO Dc Loa
Caballeros AZ the head Of 10 men passed
Nav.rss!s yesterdax; THY msrcnsd VA
forces 70 th. humber OF ias msn sfs
marchine ITO yths city ee Santiago dc Lns
Caballerue Not drop 81 blood Wao slsed
in tho district cs Puerta Plata. There
was another popular Demonstration here
today. Tho people have Faith IN NJ fu-
ture. The whole city has shown its graft
tuds and affection for Gen. Manuel Coco
and ex-0cv. Corhero
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SKIRNISHING NEAR OEBU.
American Treps sally Forth sno
naads Fas Isss the H0Iis.
Drive TpOuh1esom~ Guerrilla

MANILA. Aug n.--Dispatchea from
under Col Bayieas, With two field piecea
saiiied out on Monday into the hills
against = band ol natives who recently
ambushed four United States soldiers and
who have been generally troublesome.
Tho Americans found the natives en-
treuchsd and drove them from their
trenches further into the hills There
were M casualties on the American aide,
though there were some by heat prostra.
tions. The native loss II not known.
The cruiper Charleston landed men. who
guarded the city during the sbsence %
tho troops
The fourth artillery having prepared 10
give the insurgents q warm reception the
latter have ceased their preparations for
an attack on linus.
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DOLLS USED AS CARRIERS.
Atlantis PAGER ruNlssAss nsvelasseas
- sAs Desytus Case-SstesAasy
the ouiDay Man.

ATLANTA. Ga. AUG. A4--TAe Jewish
Sentiment. In ise regular weekly edition
tomorrow afternoon. viii print q story
bearing with Alnost startling elY~ssn~a
On the prsyfus trial. esvwral ssaassa~nta.
Apparently new % the BOW cesHbsAtsd
case. are given. Together with nAmes al
fhses vAc arv eaA 10 - n poeeeessou Of
tnfosHatiea which vail threw 0wrA new
nUAs ON the trial
Ter the nsst tsm<s u - believed the
0s1s u eaxvysng tncu0eaAp h~0 he
9ssa<A vas aGaee - ~ 0semnn Qsvssn-
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~ CONFERENCES ON SAMOA.


WARRINGTON. AUG. n SECRETARY Hey
today entertained ~ breakfast RAron
about IN sail fer pertin 10 confer with the
suthcsfsi~s respectinx samoan matters. Mr.
von Mumm. the German minister. was
vita Secretary Hay today foe some s.ass
Naturally the conference related IN soms
dsarve 20 the Samoan questions. tut u -
not reuhah1s any Joint stsps viii ~ taken
in the matter for eoene weeks 90 come.
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Beet Prom Wseeksa steamer TsGeo
PseGs1 - In ns1-0seaa.
sAN FRANCISCO. Aug 1.-THE Ner-
chants Exchange has received the fol-
lowing news from Valparaiso. rhiIs:
The British bark Irsdate. which A.
ism bark CLIFFORD. from Carit6 e5r ean
rrnncfsco. - having been spoken. The
Oxford reported having Pitched up . boat
sr Tekoa. from wellington. -. q. fcr
London, wrecbed On Staten isianA TAs
steamer " supposed to have fouudere1
after she struck Her crew Isfs hAr n
Ths Tekoa Gas . vessel ~ about Z ys
tons. eneassd IN ths esnssni earsyfng
trade.
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Several men jumped up ana fe1nasne4:
Ty~shieds 8 this ssdstsss th1sk ~
Nr Ha,stssA rsplsea:
whoever thinks that way y . traitor
Ine0 there ~ 3 ruuh 1oVD the hDo
with raised lists toward A1r. Halstead. but
81 rsSe nsmesr g - aeyEse = $500
~ ~ him. Through TIE notss and uproar
vas disclosed the fAct that the sudlence
Was compoeed Of men On both 1o1es 0f tAst
sss q he sSssch - : sids dsssS ssd salis1
home. No blows Wefe struck, bat ehAigu
ood SEATS were upset. ana there VesU bou1
threats and great upsoar.
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DANyri.IsE NJ. Aug. u.-As 4 O'Clock
this morntag . soushbcund freight on the
Chicago . Eastern 1linots struck some
Rcasviiie and WRECKED the engine ard .
number Of cara Engineer TEigna. V7rsmaa
Hollis and Air Inspector Kellogg. who
were on the en9ina vere crushed beypnd
recosmition. The thrss asa rsssAei n shs
al
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Fetal - Q1300ooyooD EnDoo1ol
Many C1olms 0e)OooOa


WARRINGTON, Aug. 3l.-rhe annual
IMPORT of Hoa r. clay nvanA csmmts-
oeonsP Of pensions, shows that durfnG the
yseS th~ee were added % H. psariea
roll 49, names. and Aiss were dropped.
49, ~ thesa by reason Of death. There
was expended for pensions 34AkM2 The
annual value OF the entire pena1sa ron
amounts 10 81. being 10. - more
than II was, due 70 me higher average an
nual value Of pensions. Ths ron = made
~ 70 HADl surviving soldteS1, ~ ~ wtd-
ows and dependent relatives aad a nurses.
me total number q original applicat1ons
hied during the year, lncIudspg those %
account of war with Opa1n, was O,1A
The number OF original claims allowed
wAs G.O7. During the year 19.S11 eia:me
of oil classes were rejected . 1arxo psf-
creaes.
Ths report win state that the delay n
the adjudication q claims n In nearly ~
cry case the fault % ne claimants ~ tneer
attorneys. In order that the prsesne &C.,
Rlex system Of peast0a,ng may - d1pli-
nsd and 10 secure . more uniform pTsc-
bcs ~ the future, the appointment ~ =
eoGUmtttee on revision Of lava ruBoo -
regulations - recommended.
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NEW YORK Aue u.-secrvsary 81
War Ropt went 20 Sandy Hook to-day to
witness sests ~ rAnnon and ehe.fs as sns
proving grounds there. The secrefary YES
accompanied ~ MAJ Oen. Niies. Maj But
LEI. president OF the ordnance ooard, ana
other military Officers
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nssusllCAHs nAv 0Anny snxAs.


oeoee CHAIRMAN 9oyo oeevoR UoO
Greatly WsaksDsa DsDespnsy.
NEW YORK. Aug 0.-Hdward n. n.
Green. c6atrmsan ~ DE Nepuo1tcnn ssats
central eomm1ftee Of Texaa sA3d last
night:
few days. and VIII soon b In the Aeld
ready for the campaign nene year. I take
. great interest In politics, and while n
may Seem almo1t too much 10 hope for.
yet believe that IN ths near fsyfuF1 Texas
viii b reclaimed for the Republscna pasty.
The silver erase has done much 70
strengthen ua The delivery ~ the Dem
ccraiic party 20 the free silver men and
the apparent determination of tbooe tu
centred Of the party Raehfn~ry 20 eItn9 10
FREQ silver a. an iaeus has driven the brss
men from the Democratic party into the
Republican ranks
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Italy wsll ssnA Two TsvpsAs oas-
nooto - Choua.

PEKIN. Aug flowing 20 the spirit OF
oppowtion and evasion shown ~ the Cn;-
nese foreign Office IN negotiations nov pro-
italian squadron IN Chinese waters viii
be hmm ediateiy reinforced ~ two torpedo
boat destroyers.
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nm AnanaonTs n sASgo DensD-
- BvnoYWomnD GUOCnDo0Uls
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SYDNEY. ~ o. W.. Aug 1.-THE Amer
lean steamer Mariposa. Capt. Hayward,
which sailed from here prior TO August %
for san vranciscc. hsd on board ej0.sss "a
gold.
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YELLOW rEvER AT KEY WEST.
ssase UeasA &c sWealsA Aaaesaee
the Disease.

Hssaia frrm KEY West. Fsa-, ssys:
The state board cf hath. through iss To-
cal representative. Dr.. sweesinw today eff-
ssaiiy declared the sxissenes az yellow Fever
~ ksy Wess
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49,: = - 80 - -: u, II =. CO -. =. ::
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the Cherche Midi prison during the time
Drsyfus was Imprisoned th~re. ana Who
testified IN behalf Of prcyfua. declaring
tat he had never heard Of the confess
lion preyfas II said to have made. vas
NJ next wisness called. lie repeated his
testimony before the court Of cessation.
adding that be frequently met Capt L.
hean-RcnAuit and Capt, p'Attel ana
neither Of them ever alluded % the al
legged confession
Forsinsttf then declared that on visit
lng Gen. De nolsdeasre to express fears
ahcut The health Of the prisoner. the sen-
eral ASKED him his optnion of pr~ysus.
ana the ma3cs replied:
my general. had you not put that
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We - -
NUanun<y a &uHu1<nyr 4
- =
ou1{{st ofFz4
- OK exh
mnuU suessv
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RECIPE FOR SUCCESS.

For The Tribune.
1t isn't alters genius as is winnin' in ther
race,
An er-standin' in ther front ranks, an
holdin ther fust place,
Fer tho genius is er starter, it amt good
fer half er hour,
Till II gifts reinfOrCements from Ambi-
tions sturdy tower.
So ther feller tibet I'm bankin' on ter rule
ther comm day
Is ther feller Nhet is wurkin while ther
other felers play.
Their kid thet skins his lessons an puts
up er steady bluff
An makes his teacher think thet he is
made er sterner stuff
VIII find thet bluff won't help him when
he enters In ther world
Whar ther banner of true merit Is ther
only one unfurled;
He'll fine thet he amt in II fer much
mOre'n half er day
with ther feller thet is wukin' while ther
other fellers play.
Would Dewey be our admiral eff he'd
only known their way
Ter sink ther Spanish squadron tibet was
hoatin in ther bay;
No! he had ter keep things humpin' an
er Tainin' shot an shell
Upon ther naughty Spaniards till they
knowed thet war is hell.
Der yer reckon thet Mckinley would be
president ter day
Ef he didn't keep on wukin while ther
other fellers play,
It Is only wukin, wukin' an er lot er
boss sence
Thetll show yer greener pastors, an ther
weak spot in ther fence,
Thet Is tryin' ter induce yer ter remain
whar yer are at,
An not be wanderin huntin fer ther
hills eTbove theT flats
Ef yer want ter reach ther summit yer
had better try ther way
Err wukin', wukin', wukin', while ther
other fellers play,
Elliot Kays Stone,
Scranton, Aug. 90
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Of the report which SAYS that the pro-
all former laws and orders indicates
the real difficulty Of the task
How much will be supplanted and
how much embodied? The old COM
mon law principles for protecting life
and property, together with the statu-
tory remedies evolved from them, will
doubtless be applied; but the test VIII
be to prevent too strong an impact
on the racial habits and such legal
customs as may now obtain among n
population bred TO very different or
der of things 1t really seems as If
they might receive something too good
for them, because It will take long
time to accommodate their battered
and crammed notions of justice to a
code in which respect for the individual
will find large place. For centuries
the Porto Ricans have been jailed,
whipped, hanged and shot under Span
ish rule, and now they are to be under
a government which bases 1t control
chiefly on the hope that a self-respect-
ing and self-governing people can be
made out of it's political wards. 1t
would seem, however, that even with
this end in view the code will be slow
and tentative according to the necessi-
ties of the case. This is indicated by
the omission to consider immediate
preparations for territorial or state
government.
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Ajacchus' Advice.
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

From the New York Press.
The only people who know that love
dies only with the soul are those who
can't marry each other.
When mosquito bites a woman low
down between the shoulder blades she
feels most as put out as If a man had
scratched her there.
When a woman fails to make a fool of
n man she doesn't feel any more respect
for him: she thinks he's just dumb,
unappreciative idiot,
At thirty a man ought TO know better
than TO marry a woman he would have
married at twenty; at forty he ought to
know better than TO marry at all.
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Colonial l.awmaking.

~ UR first experiment in colonial
/ lawmaking, says the Com
~ mercial Advertiser will be
. watched with interest. The
report of the insular commission ap-
pointed by the president to draft a
code of laws for Porto Rico has been
completed, and enough of it Is known
TO indicate its general features. 1t
does not of course contemplate a con-
stitution for Porto Rico, but is simply
a grating Of fundamental American
legal ideas upon local customs and
such of the old Spanish laws as may
be allowed to remain. Broadly speak
ing, II attempts to be an interesting
fusion Of the Anglo-SaXOn common
law, supplemented by statutes, and
the Spanish system founded chiefly
upon mixture of the ciyil and the
canon or ecclesiastical law. That part
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The good news OF the settlement Of
the difficulties between the engineers
and officials of the Lackawanna rail-
road which at one time pointed to the
possibility of a strike, has been re-
ceived with pleasure everywhere ex-
cept in the offices of certain Wilke .
Barre newspapers.
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A dose of the Chicago medicine for
the Cleveland dynamite fiends will
probably bring them to their senses
The hangman's knot is not a pleasant
resource, but history illustrates hat
it has been one Of the best of cures
for the dynamite habit.
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TOLD BY THE STARS.
Daily Horoscope Drawn by Ajacchus,
The Tribune Astrologer.
Astrolobe Cast: 40S a. m. for Saturday,
Sept. 2, 1899.

~fR' " 49,
A child born on this day in Scranton
will wear an autumnal smile and post
mans badge.
The Transvaal war cloud still presents
a surface of soft coal darkness, but the
Arthur avenue street car situation is more
encouraging to those who find JOY in the
Tapping of white wings of peace
The meek shall inherit the earth but
the greedy will in most cases hold first
mortgage on the property.
If we all knew what other people
thought of us the general desire to run
for office would be less prevalent.
Reports from suburbs indicate that the
family reunion season is liable to en-
croach upon the new cider period.
Controller Esdras Howell shows an in
clination to interfere with the police
ghost walk"
A good many men would have been he
roes If they had only died in time.
Ajacchus' Advice.
If you do not believe that Scranton is
the Electric City take a look at Court
house square this evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-02

The uneasy agitators who are COM
pairing the case of Captain Carter, of
America, to that of Captain Dreyfus,
of France, possess about as much COM
mon sense as the lachrymose luna;ics
who would make a George Washington
out of little Aguinaldo.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-02
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
State.

Justice Of the Supreme Court-J. HAY
BROWN, OF Lancaster
Judge of the Superior Court-JOSlAH r.
ADAMS, of Philadelphia.
State Treasurer-LIEUTENA coll
ONEL JAMES L. BARNETT, of
Washington.
Election day. Nov 7.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-02

Mrs. Langtry is now appearing in
play written upon incidents connected
with her own life. There may be
diversity of opinion regarding Lilly's
talents as an actress. but she is GER
tainly entitled to distinction as pos
sessing the great nerve OF any woman
Of the nineteenth century.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-02

If the government cannot prevent
lynching in the south it seems deter
mined to make hazing unpopular at
West Point For Secretary Roots ac-
ton in this matter let due credit be
given.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-02

Don Juan Isidro Jiminez can with
greater degree of safety than is usual
in such cases accept the presidency of
Santo Domingo that has been so fr ely
rendered. The Jiminez crowd app ear
to have possession of all the razors.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-02

II Hon. D. b. Hill Is determined to
continue his policy of silence, it is prob
able that his old running mate. Mr.
Jones who paid the freight, might be
induced to say something.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-02

fine man VINO was ordered to find Gar
cia" be instructed to get Aguinaldo." :"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-02

The upward price Of meat does not
cause any great concern on part of
tho American workingman who now
has the wherewithal in his pocket.
Not many months ago numerous arti-
sans found it difficult to earn enough to
purchase meat at any price.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-02

In case of the worst. 1t is probable
that the official heads of the French
army could obtain positions in this
country as newspaper circulation affi-
davit editors.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-02

AS tine Ireyfus trial proceeds the
average Anglo-Saxop becomes more
and more puzzled as to the French de-
finition of the word honor"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-02

Even Coxey is now worth a million.
And yet some persons would have us
believe that times are hard.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-02

The resignation OF President Fig
uere was of no particular consequence
in the Santo Domingo affair. He did
not cut much of a figure in any respect.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-02

1t is a trifie warm for the oyster
yet, but the r joke needs no ice to
prcservs It's air of freshness.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-02

The services of professional scape-
goat are very much in demand at
Rennes.